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DICTIONARY,
BENGALI AND SANSKRIT,
EXPLAINED

IN ENGLISH,

ADAPTED FOR STUDENTS OF EITHER LANGUAGE

TO WHICH

IS

ADDED

AN INDEX,
SERVING AS A REVERSED
ERS
DICTIONARY.
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PREFACE.

This Dictionary is one of the numerous works prepared under the auspices of the
Honourable the East-India Company, for the use of their servants in the East. Being
intended for the ordinary business of life, its highest aim is practical utility; and in this
point of view

works

it is

hoped that

The wants

of a similar nature.

that have been

first

considered

be found deficient

will not

it

in

comparison with other

of the student in the Bengali language are those

and every endeavour has been used

to render this at

once more elementary and detailed than any other Bengali dictionary hitherto published
the compiler's great object having been to adapt

he trusts

Two
is

it

will also prove accurate

critical for

may be termed

colloquial,

rived from the Latin, limited in

at the will of the writer,

inflections of the verbs

its

and nouns,

to this peculiarity

it

is

it

is,

The

first, which
French and other dialects de-

like the

The

extent.

from the Sanskrit

should contain, not only what

and

on the contrary, borrows

other,
this to

such a degree,

might be considered as the

that,

freely,

but for the

latter nearly unaltered.

indispensable that every dictionary of a

is

Hindu

dialect

purely colloquial, but likewise such erudite and scien-

terms as learned or pedantic writers

tific

the accomplished student.

different styles of writing prevail in all the languages of India.

popular, and

Owing

and

the use of the beginner, though

it to

may

think

fit

to adopt.

It will

hence be

perceived what are the difficulties attending such a compilation as the present, for the

complete execution of which a considerable knowledge of the Sanskrit language

evidently indispensable.

Without

terms which are actually in use

this

and

advantage a compiler will be unaware of

will be wholly incompetent to

select,

is

many

from the

inexhaustible stores of that language, such words and phrases as are most likely to be

employed by a writer of any pretension to learning.

If, therefore, the corrupt terms
employed in the colloquial dialect were withdrawn from such a work, it is clear that
the remainder would prove a very serviceable Sanskrit dictionary for those commencing
the study of that language.

To

secure that purpose in the most effectual manner,

all

the terms occurring in the

Amara-Kosha, with large additions derived from other sources; have been incorporated
in this

work.

It contains

not only such words as were supplied by the compiler's pri-

PREFACE.

vi

by

vate reading, but such also as are furnished

the Asiatic Researches, the Transactions

of the Royal Asiatic Society, the masterly productions of Mr.

H. T. Colebrooke, and
From these various sources more than

the learned works of Professor Bopp, of Berlin.

Hence, perhaps, many words

which have moreover the advantage of an exact

been selected and explained.

forty thousand terms have

connected with science and

religion,

reference to the sources from which they are taken, will be found in this work, that are

not to be met with even in the enlarged edition of Professor Wilson's valuable Sanskrit
Dictionary

and the

work

to include in the present

tained at the time

was

it

shew that some pains have been taken

the information on the subject which could be ob-

of the authorities will

list

all

sent to press.

mass of Sanskrit words having been thus brought together,

the compiler that, though the genders are but rarely required in Bengali,

So

large a

would

be neither useless nor superfluous.

it

appeared to

their insertion

In a grammatical point of view, they

are highly important for the student of Bengali in the higher style of compositions,

who

thus becomes acquainted with the etymology and purity of the language

and

means rendered equally available to the Sanskrit student.

It was likewise hoped that, by shewing the Bengali student, who had made much
progress in the language, what an extensive basis he had laid for the acquisition of
the Dictionary

is

by

this

the Sanskrit, he might be encouraged to extend his studies to that interesting and

For these reasons, the gender of every pure Sanskrit word has

primeval tongue.

been inserted

and keeping

in

mind the same

principle, all the roots of the Sanskrit

language have been given in alphabetical order, including their compounds formed

by

the addition of prepositions, and specifying the voices, common or proper, in which

they are used.

Nearly

all

the distinctive terminations occurring in Sanskrit and

Those of the former language have the advantage of exact

Bengali are also given.

grammar of Sir Charles Wilkins. And that nothing might

make the work as extensively useful as possible, an Index has been pre-

references to the excellent

be wanting to

pared with considerable care, containing about thirty thousand references to the most popular senses of the words of both languages.

As

all

these terms are admissible into the

Bengali language, this Index will doubtlessly prove highly serviceable to the student,

and supply the place of a reversed dictionary

the Sanskrit scholar,

who

has here, for the

first

while

it

cannot but be of great use to

time, a copious

list

of popular and pure

Sanskrit words, carefully distinguished from such terms as are only employed in the

Bengali dialect.
to all the

On

The man

words relating

of science, likewise, will be gratified

to botany, &c.

the grounds here stated, the present

reference, even to professed scholars,

botanical,

and other

by finding a reference

scientific

work may be found

useful, as a

book of

on account of the mathematical, philosophical,

terms which

it

contains.

But

it

must not be supposed

PREFACE.

vii

names are expressly quoted that their works have been

To the labours of Sir Charles Wilkins, Mr. Colebrooke, Professor Wilson,
consulted.
Dr. Carey, Professor Bopp, &c. this work is under continual obligations, even when no
Their names have been given only where the article
allusion is made to their works.
that

was

only

it is

when

authors'

altogether borrowed from one or

solely

on

more of them,

and the author has

their authority;

or

when

the information rested

second edition of

to regret that the

Professor Wilson's Sanskrit Dictionary did not reach this country before the printing of
his

own was

nearly concluded.

Having thus explained the general objects and contents of

his

work,

how much he owes to the kind assistance of

Mr. John Shakespear, who read over nearly the whole of the sheets
the author to acknowledge

through the press, he

is

indebted for the detection of some

it

remains

for

To

his friends.

as they passed

verbal inaccuracies which

might possibly have embarrassed beginners.

Languages

in

Mr. Felix Seddon, Professor of Oriental

King's College, London, who possesses so extensive and practical an

acquaintance with the native dialects spoken in Bengal and the adjoining provinces,

had the kindness

to

mark

the most useful popular words referred to in the Index

and

Dr. Rosen, formerly Oriental Professor in the London University, demands the author's
particular

from

its

acknowledgments

commencement

for the

unremitting pains bestowed by him upon the work

to its termination

nor indeed without his most valuable as-

sistance could the author, from the state of his health, have

To

the press.
lists

his friend Sir Charles

Wilkins thanks are due

hoped

to carry

it

through

for the loan of three

MS.

of words collected during the course of that distinguished scholar's studies while

With

resident in Bengal.
cipate that the

work

whose expense

it

will

all

these advantages,

it is

not perhaps unreasonable to anti-

be found worthy of the patronage of the enlightened body at

has been published.

In assigning etymologies, the proximate source has always been given, but, to avoid
repetition, without the corresponding English term,

which must be sought

in its proper

When any doubt existed as to the origin of Sanskrit words

formed by means of the Unadi and other suffixes, they were omitted.
The same
place in the Dictionary.

rule has been followed with regard to other etymologies that appeared fanciful

when

there

was any probability

in their favour,

but

they were inserted with a note of

interrogation.

The author having avoided on

principle the introduction of

which have not yet received general assent, has

authorities.

What

he has

said, indeed, in his

Prepositions, has received the approbation of

conceives that
in giving

till

his

strictly

Bengali

any of

his

own views

adhered to the opinions of his

Grammar on

the subject of the

some distinguished scholars

but

still

he

views have been generally adopted he would hardly be justified

them an exclusive preference.

At the same
b 2

time, to afford the scholar an

PREFACE.

viii

opportunity of making his choice, he has given his

form.

peculiar powers as to render

and

own

ideas on the subject in a separate

appeared to him that the Prepositions in the Sanskrit language have such

It

them worthy

of an investigation conducted

on philosophical

philological principles.

Words

often occur that

may be

equally claimed as belonging both to the Bengali and

In such cases, as a general but not invariable

Hindustani languages.

rule, the

Hin-

dustani form will be found given as the original.

The orthography
letters *1

^T,

and

of Bengali words

is

not always fixed by custom

and the three

^ are used at pleasure for each other, particularly by popular writers.

The student must therefore be prepared to refer to the other two letters, when he
does not find a word for which he is seeking under the first.
Similar difficulties
will occasionally occur in other words, particularly when they are adopted from
the Arabic, Persian, or Hindustani

but a

little

use will produce facility in discover-

ing them.

The proper form

of the Bengali verb corresponding to the English infinitive,

this Dictionary, given for the

which

>

adjective
^itsSfeJ

time.

Thus

given as to do ;

is

Much

the verbal noun, and means the doing.

is

and

first

is,

in

and not <^l

space has been saved by inserting

the signs of the abstract noun, immediately after the concrete

noun or

e. g.

(mfn.

^ST+^I) Not good,

not auspicious, not salutary.

v3l

(/.) or

(ra.)

Badness,

inauspiciousness.

Here the hyphen before 31 and % shews that either of these terminations may be
and thus form the abstract nouns ^^Ssjl (/.) and
joined to the adjective
Sanskrit roots with the anubandha

without the virama under the

final

and

in the native lists, are in this Dictionary written

consonant

The Bengali alphabet makes use

Devanagari characters

e. g.

of the letter

<T

W indiscriminately.

R. ^1*!

to express the

sound of the two

In order to obviate the inconve-

nience which might hence have arisen to the Sanskrit student in consulting the present

work, an asterisk has been prefixed, under the

to those Sanskrit

letter

words

which, in the Amara-Kosha of Mr. Colebrooke and in Professor Wilson's Sanskrit

Dictionary, are written with an initial

compound word,

or

sufficient to

the etymological

determine whether that

If

<

analysis

occurs in the middle of a derivative

will,

in

almost every instance,

be

letter is the representative of the Sanskrit 33 or of

immediately preceded by a mute m, care has moreover been

taken to express the latter sound by ^, if the Bengali 3 stands for the labial conan orthographic
sonant
and by anuswara whenever it represents the semivowel
Those
distinction which is left to the option of the writer by the native grammarians.

3"

In cases where

is

PREFACE.
Sanskrit roots which are in the most approved dhdtupdtas or

are accordingly here enumerated.

vS^,

fl,

^Kf^t
Of

^t(^).

common

from," are of
list

^>

'VL
" To

$^ (fff$&^

written with a final

^^^

^ *^

?jS

3*, ffe

fli^

these only the roots

The

^>

ft<>

3^,

lists

kiss,"

*J&

*tC

*^E3)

and

T^t,

* To hang

use as verbs*

of errata has been prepared with care.

instances broken in the course of printing

portion will sufficiently distinguish

of the letter f"is in

some

from

it

The head

but the shape and length of the remaining

The Index must be considered as the best authority for the correct orthography of
Even Mr. Colebrooke occasionally deviates from the
the Linnsean names of plants.
writers at home.

The system
Sir

of orthography for the spelling of Indian terms

William Jones

viz.

a,

i,

u, ri,

List of the

and

and

in omitting all accents

Serampore, 1808.

The

Sanscrit Dictionary.

the compilation of this Dictionary.

4to.

Calcutta, 1819.

first edition.

Carey's Dictionary of the Bengalee Language.

vols. 4to.

Dictionary of the Bengalee Language, abridged (by

4to. edition.

H. P.

Serampore, 1827.

W. Morton's

vols. 4to.

Takoor's Bengalee Vocabulary.

Mr. John

C.

Marshman) from Dr. Carey's

Calcutta, 1799.
8vo.

Calcutta, 1828.

Bengalee and English, by Tarachand Chuhruburtee.

Bopp's Glossarium Sanscritum.

Rosens Radices

Serampore, 1825.

Calcutta, 1810.

Dictionary of the Bengali Language.

A Dictionary in

4to.

8vo.

Forster's Bongalee Vocabulary.

Mohun Persaud

Sanscritse.

Three manuscript

lists

except upon the long

Iri.

Works consulted during

Colebrooke's Amera-Cosha.

Wilson

very nearly that of

the chief difference consisting in the substitution of k for c in

expressing the sound of <F and *U

vowels

is

Berlin, 1830.

Berlin,

1827.

8vo.

Calcutta, 1827.

small 4to.

8vo.

of Sanskrit words compiled by Sir Charles Wilkins.

small 8vo.


PREFACE.

X
Sir Charles Wilkins'
Colebrooke's
Yates'

Grammar

Grammar

Grammar

of the Sanskrita Language.

of the Sanscrit Language.

of the Sunscrit Language.

Hunter's Hindustani Dictionary.

London, 1808.

Calcutta, 1805.

Calcutta, 1820.

Calcutta, 1808.

vols.

Shakespear's Hindustani Dictionary, the second edition.

folio.

8vo.
4to.

London, 1820.

4to.

Richardson's Persian, Arabic, and English Dictionary, by Francis Johnson.

The Author's Rudiments of Bengali Grammar.

London, 1821.

London, 1825.

4to.

Colebrooke's Algebra, &c. from the Sanscrit.

London, 1817.

4to.

The

Two

Treatises on the

Asiatic Researches.

Calcutta, 1799, &c.

The Transactions of the Royal

London, 1824-1831.

The

Institutes of

Hindu Law of

Inheritance.

London, 1829.

4to.

4to.

The Author's Glossary, Bengali and English.

Colebrooke's

4to.

Calcutta, 1810.

4to.

4to.

Asiatic Society of Great Britain

and Ireland

vols. 1

and 2

4to.

Manu.

The Kala-Sankalita.
Hortus Bengalensis.

Serampore, 1814.

8vo.

Sabda-Sindhu (a Sanskrit vocabulary, containing the words of the Amara-Kosha alphabetically

arranged, and explained in Bengali).

Popular Works, such as

Krishna Chandra,

Tota Itihasa,
Lippi Mala,
Batris Singhasan,

Purusha Parikhya, &c.

Calcutta, 1808.

8vo.

SHORT INQUIRY
INTO THE

NATURE OF LANGUAGE,
WITH A VIEW TO

ASCERTAIN THE ORIGINAL MEANINGS OF THE SANSKRIT PREPOSITIONS.

INTRODUCTION.
In every inquiry which we make
to the other

phenomena of

into the nature of language,

nature, and to consider

When we

vient instrument of thought.

it

we

as something

are

We

it

seems almost as mysterious as

are apt to think that those things with which

familiarised from childhood possess nothing either profound or perplexing.

into the remote principles of language,

the

phenomena of nature

When

we

to ascertain its relation

more than a detached and subser-

examine language with care,

every thing else which surrounds us.

bound

find that

it

When, however, we

we

inquire

shares in the mystery and obscurity in which

language began to be employed by man, he was not yet aware of the relation in which he
;

nor did he

know

that he was himself formed and directed

by laws that

rendered him subservient to the circumstances by which he was surrounded, and to which his
nature bore a close analogy.
are compelled to feel that

improvement

we must not

Man
his

all

man was

investigate language,

merely a passive instrument,

human mind,

the laws that regulate the

foundation of

But when we

and
if

rise

not in

from
its

own

effects to causes,

we

formation, at least in

and we acquire the conviction that we must thoroughly comprehend the nature of

this first offspring of the

nature,

all

are involved.

stood to the rest of nature

its

are

before

phenomena of mind

forget that

its

we can hope
itself.

perfection

is

But

to arrive at
if

any legitimate conclusion as

language has

the result of

its

to

basis in the principles of

Progression, which

is

likewise the

improvement.

in the infancy of society, himself a

mere infant

in thought,

was impelled by the pressure of

wants to the formation of a medium by which he might communicate with his own kind.

The

A SHORT INQUIRY INTO

xii

puppet of Nature, he was led by her to the formation of an instrument that has enabled him, by

names

affixing

to his ideas, to turn general sentiments,

His mind being a

individual thoughts.

by the

driven

sort of mirror that reflected every thing

own

That language adapted

itself in its

subject

The next was

its

to invent

intelligibly,

by the

Verb

was only necessary

which

it

was wished

which as with

words that should

to join to

it

to attribute to

and define the points

limit

Preposition

resulted the

Such was the

in its simplest form.

and

it

will

to

first

step

which the motion

be found that every

though with some tautology, by these three parts of speech, and

they consequently constitute the foundation of language.

it

and saw, he was

by the Noun, while

All things material were designated

parts.

by the verb tended, and thence

may be conveyed

into

phenomena of nature

infancy merely to represent the physical

the motions of these objects were indicated

implied

felt

felt,

perceptions.

be evident by an analysis of

in language.

he

principles implanted in his nature to the use of articulate sounds, with

colours he painted his

will

which alone he could otherwise have

To

express the physical qualities of the noun,

some other noun which possessed

Thus

it.

in

a prominent degree the quality

to express the different colours, such as green, red, white,

&c. the names for grass, rose, snow, &c. or some other objects with the same striking qualities, were

employed

name

so also the

cunning, stupidity, &c.

for

lion,

a fox, an

and these became the

ass,

&c. served to designate the qualities of courage,

Adjectives.*'

first

The Adverb was employed

instead

of a whole phrase to complete some accessory idea of the verb, such as the nature, manner, quality,
or intensity of

the

motion or action.

its

same way as the adverb did the

The Pronouns

the Conjunction.

as they represented the speaker

The

Interjection

was employed

the person employing

ment of speech, and

it.

is

for

From
verb.

I and

this

it

is

evident that the adjective defined the noun in

The junction of one thing with another was intimated by

thou must have been of the earliest invention in language,

and the person spoken

to,

perhaps even before either had a name.

to rouse the attention of another, or to

mark

the excitement

The Article (derived from the demonstrative pronoun) was the

last

felt

by

improve-

only found in those languages which have advanced to their utmost perfection

of form.

But

if

we

are anxious to push our enquiries to the utmost limits of

human

investigation,

we

shall find

a reason for the uniform and universal laws that govern the philosophy of language in every varied condition

man

and peculiarity of the human

at his creation,

* It was owing

race.

It

or arose imperceptibly as

to his

must be evident that speech was

it

was required by

having considered the abstract nature of

his wants.

qualities, that

the error of supposing that adjectives must have cost a great effort to the

The

nature of qualities

was very easy.

is

of very

difficult

conception

either conferred

If the

first,

we must

Adatn Smith was

human mind

upon

led into

in their invention.

but their designation by an adjective,

it

will

be seen,

THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.

suppose

was

it

was once perfectly adapted

to stand to his fellow

But

man.

to nature

and to the

arose gradually,

if it

social

was

it

and

intellectual relations in

called into existence

by which he was surrounded

of his situation and the circumstances

xiii

and

which he

by the exigencies

in either case

it

must be

considered as the reflex of his sensations and perceptions, and consequently will be in exact relation to
the general laws of nature.

It is

matter and motion; and

on

this

marked

the Preposition that

Auxiliary that denoted the tenses of the verb, had each

to the appearance of

man on

Language

the earth.

Noun and Verb had

account that the

its

local

relation,

each

its

archetype in

and the Termination

space and time long

original in

or

anterior

thus forced to adapt itself to an abstract model

is

Space and Time being the mere concomitants of matter and motion, and

that eludes all investigation.

having therefore a relative and not an absolute existence, language

will

be often found to notice them

only by implication;* and this might be adduced as a further proof of the dependence of language on
those remote principles of nature, which influence the mind of

man

without his being conscious of

their agency.
It is

owing

to this plastic influence exerted over

well as the analogies to

which

participles or adjectives are

force

it

has recourse in

language and the imitative tendency of the mind, as

all its deficiencies,

employed permanently as nouns

that words which were originally

and that nouns themselves acquire the

and nature of verbs or prepositions, and are classed, unconsciously by the mind, with those parts

new

of speech to which they have, by a

new words become

it

an

affinity.

And

in the

either nouns, verbs, &c. so did the first primitive sounds

model which existed before

has, as

use, acquired

either

conform

words or man, and which language adapted

were, reproduced or reflected with considerable accuracy and

same way that such

to that abstract

itself to delineate,

and

Hence, whatever

may

fidelity.

be the etymological sense of Nouns, Verbs, and Prepositions, they must ultimately represent the various
modifications of Matter and Motion,

Time and Space

for

language would be a mere jumble of sounds,

barely sufficient to indicate the more pressing wants and sentiments of our nature, if

some guiding

principles to

which

it

it

had not had

originally conformed.

In consequence of the connection existing between the elementary principles of nature, and to which
language unconsciously conforms, every investigation respecting the Noun, Verb, and Prepositionf must

It

may be

seen that language often only notices them by implication

town, both space and time are implied

expressed by the preposition over,

through space and in time.

still

and when

we

for

when we

say the bird Jlew over the field, though space

the verb to fly implies both space and time; for

But independently of the different tenses which

specifically

prepositions which designate the different relations of space, language necessarily

of these two categories in every primitive word

+

Though

the Preposition only

marks

e.

say he walked to

all

is

motion must be

mark

time, and the

comprehends one or other

g. a house must exist both in space and time.

local relation,

it

can

in

no way be omitted

in

an investigation into
the

A SHORT INQUIRY INTO

xiv

be conducted with a due consideration of their mutual dependence.

reference to the other two

must lead

to a partial, limited,

To

consider

and unsatisfactory

anyone of them without

These three parts

result.

of speech, therefore, being the mutual complements of one another, the truth can be alone

them

considering

If

together.

elicited

by

conceded that Prepositions originally implied local relations, and

it is

the position seems hardly possible to be denied, Verbs

must then be allowed

of physical motion produced by the objects represented

by Nouns.

to denote the different kinds

Hence

there

an indissoluble

is

connection existing between Nouns, Verbs, and Prepositions.

Such
soon as

is

the nature of the

it is

employed

first

or primitive state of language

but

it

deposes this physical character as

to represent those abstract relations, which, in proportion to the extent

and accuracy

much

with which they are comprehended by any individual, raise him, in the scale of reason, almost as

above the

mankind, as man

rest of

elevated above the brute.

is

OF THE NOUN.
Nouns may be divided
Concrete

Nouns

house, a man, a

by the nose a

we have

are the

tree,

scent,

discovered

into

two

names of such things

As

&c.

classes, that is to say into concrete

a further example,

by the palate a

taste,

as are perceived

by the

ear

we

and abstract.

by the organs of

perceive a sound,

sense, such as

by the eye a

colour,

and by the skin or touch the air ; not one of which could

by any other organ than that which makes them

respectively

known

to us.

Concrete

Nouns, therefore, are the names of things made known by the senses.
Abstract Nouns are the names of mental perceptions, whether they relate to actions, acts,
states,

modes, relations, powers, qualities, numbers, degrees, sensations, or passions.*

therefore, are the

language to be

names of such things

and therefore

definite,

class of abstract words.

Such a provision would be of wonderful

part of speech; and

it is

past, present, or future.

It

Sanskrit,

as necessary to the
is

on

this

The action of

in

death.

by

the termination

The term

ti,

be evident that
for

each

aid to abstract speculation,

and

as those terminations or auxiliaries

is

it

after

it,

which mark time

almost invariably found compounded with

result

is

e. g. ^f^ kriti,

called

The state of

a birth.

of indispensable use
this

sleeping results

for instance, a birth

class of abstract ideas.

a make.

it,

as in

as in English.

striking, running, &c. produces the acts called a stroke, a run,

Sanskrit language has a particular form for

f3

Verb

account that

action of bearing produces the result

and of dying

It will

things in nature have their limits, which are alone defined by

Greek, and Latin, or put immediately

Examples
the

all

Abstract Nouns,

ought to have a precise and distinct termination

perfect,

the basis of language, as the motions of

this

as are perceptible only to the mind.

results,

is

&c.
in

so

sleep,

not an act ; and the

Such words are usually formed

See Sir Charles Wilkins' Grammar, Rule 830.

THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.

mind from much unnecessary labour,

relieves the

light in

Any

which they are intended by him.

of senses in which the word vision

word motion,

employed

is

will see that the sense in

as

one

it

places the conceptions of the writer in the exact

who

for conscience

take the trouble of analysing the variety

will

in the English language, or

In the

particularly the

writer or speaker, can

same way the French have only one

and consciousness, which must often be the cause of

Latin are both particularly rich in such distinct forms

more

still

which these words may be employed by a

alone be discovered by a painful application of thought.

word

XV

The Sanskrit and

obscurity.

but some confusion

is

occasionally observable in

both these languages (though less in the former than in the latter) owing to the terminations having

been improperly added by careless or

as mental perceptions

do so

illogical thinkers.

more than one

class,

however, every allowance

and indeed,

in

it

some

is

is

necessary

frequently very difficult to

instances, the

same idea may be

and some of the classes likewise would admit of subdivision.

complete classification of the distinct perceptions of the mind

perfect analysis of thought.

Were

is

a great desideratum towards a

a philosophic language ever to be invented this enquiry would be a

preliminary step of indispensable necessity

for

this,

closely approximate to one another, that

discriminate to which class they properly belong

referred to

For

as well as that of determining the distinct local relations

which prepositions ought to be used, and by limiting each

to

one definite sense, to prevent

all

chance

of confusion and misconception.*

*
for

systematic classification, such as

metaphysical inquiries.

here contemplated, Mould be of great value

analysis of any process of reasoning,

would afford the student a safe clue

distinctions,

bewildered

An

is

in

many of

in vain seeks

for

when

left

to

its

own

intuitive

detection of sophistry in abstract speculations

carried on with a

would be an excellent conclusion

Such an

powers.

for without

to

ordinary

artificial

aid

would lead

The employment

often

if

the terms

grammar, and might be termed

were properly defined, and the

always attending
little

motion,' do they

appearance?

to the class

reflection.

abstract or transcendental

class of ideas to

which

but abstract

thejj relate distinctly

Of

kept

in

the importance of

For instance, philosophers may be asked when they speak of the 'propagation of

If the former, the word

any process of reasoning.

of ideas to which any word belongs, every reasoning mind will be fully con-

mean change of place

to a different class

to the instant

of such a system of analysis

Matters of feeling and opinion cannot from their nature admit of demonstration

vinced by a

is

its

a clear conception of the distinct differences of

view, ought to be as capable of proof as the things from which they are abstracted.

and refers

reference to

the intricacies of thought in which he

abstract words there can be no certainty in our conclusions.

questions,

forming the mind

and would give a clearness, and a consequent conviction of abstract truth, which the mind

grammar.

in

or the something ponderable or imponderable that produces such an

is

clearly an abstract

noun; but

of ideas, and must consequently give

if

the latter,

it is

a concrete noun,

rise to perfectly different conclusions in

A SHORT INQUIRY INTO

xvi

The noun
sion

it is

of

on

without some verb being expressed or understood, cannot form a rational expres-

itself,

this

account that, though the noun

may seem

the most obvious part of speech, yet

precise meaning can be understood only by a reference to a verb

speech that

all

Hence there

is

also, as

it

still its

being by means of this part of

the operations of indicating, comparing, and reasoning are performed and determined.

an obvious necessity

for bearing in

mind the

reciprocal influence of

Noun and Verb, and

has been already shewn, of the Preposition, in every investigation into the nature of any one of

these three fundamental parts of speech.

OF THE VERB.
The
explain

following sketch of the verb in

its

its

different voices or states

has been written in a concise way, to

real nature to the enquiring student.*

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
In the infancy of language the verb merely denoted the modes of motion peculiar to the simplest
objects of nature, as to fly, to run, to strike,

&c, but

in process of time, as

the verb adapted itself to the expression of every want of the

sidered as denoting action, being, or suffering.
fitted for describing abstract ideas,

which
In

is

and

for this

But

it is

language became

human mind, and

solely

in this state

by a metaphorical use

purpose the verb divests

itself

of

its

perfect,

it is

con-

that language

is

essential attribute,

motion in a physical sense.

all inquiries into

Either the

the highest interest.

insensibly

existence

moulded

language, the origin and formation of the verb has ever been deemed a subject of

into

first

primitive language consisted simply of Substantives, which were

Verbs and Prepositions, or the whole three sprang almost simultaneously

into

but whether they are words originally and especially invented to mark motion, or have been

adapted by degrees to

this end,

they at last acquire the same nature as

if

they had been specially formed

for the purpose.

DEFINITIONS.

When
wood

any

sort of

burns, the verb

motion
is

is

expressed to be going on independent of the will of the agent,

termed neuter

but the neuter state

is

in the agent,

and not

in the verb,

as,

the

which

only conforms to the state of the noun.

These observations on Verbs and Prepositions are extracted from the Author's Bengali Grammar.

THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.

If a verb denotes

agent,

it is

any particular kind of motion depending, or conceived

depend on the

to

implies voluntary motion, which

is

commonly

and when the motion passes on to an object on which

it

reposes,

Active but intransitive

he runs, &c.

as,

xvii

that

is, it

will of the

called Action,

it is

Active and

Transitive, as, he strikes the child.

Again, where motion

termed Causal

the Instrument

is

as he caused the horse to gallop

in the

cause to make, in Bengali

case, the

but the Cause exists in the

an object

is

in nature, but

sound of the word, as <^I<C\3 {karite)

affected

by any

Verb expressive of the action

action in which

itself,

Qcutila), he

was

termed Passive

is

as amo, I love, amor, I

i.

e.

by a passive

is

am

loved, in Latin

participle,

termed Impersonal when

spontaneous operations of nature, as

Hence Nature and Necessity are the

or Impersonal,

The

used.

it

and not

was equally simple

is

shew that

From

in itself.
it is

Still in

in

real nominatives to

its

we term

origin

almost

used, though

this

may be done

slew,

and

J^Ji

conveyed by an attributive ex-

is

different times is expressed

it

all

it

is

it is

and have been led

essential quality,

connective,

it

it

same

essentially the

languages the sound of the verb

to go.

in

whatever voice

it

found modified to mark

is

met with unaltered

Our own words

to

in

sound, whether em-

to bear, to burn,

different

would be more correct

real cause

it

results, that

Motion

be a mere connective, have not, perhaps,

to observe its apparent use,

which indicates

would seem that the

me

supposed to imply, exists only in the agent or

occasionally to be

is

behoves

it

Neuter, Intransitive, Transitive, Causal, Passive,

and that
it

resulting from the

such verbs.

the foregoing remarks on the nature of the verb,

mode of motion

to feel,

&c.

without any misconception.

and that those who hold

origin

It

the object and

simply marked by a modification

and the affirmation of the

ployed in a transitive, intransitive, or neuter sense.

its

is in

and Jsj (katala), he

denotes any particular

particular action, state, or passion

the voice in which

put in the nominative

is

rains; or from the fitness of things, as

it

appears that the Verb, whether

It thus

bute

agency with

auxiliary verb.

The verb

object,

to

slain, in Arabic.

pressive of past time,

is

is

in all languages

a verb implying

but the passion or suffering

In our own, and in most derivative languages, the passive sense

by an

marked

has no agency, and

it

not in the Verb; and in some languages this peculiar use of the Verb

of the Verb

is

the second

make, <^"T^Cvj (karaite),

own language, by compounding

our

or, as in

to

agent

first

is

of the particular motion to be produced.

infinitive expressive

When

and the action of the verb remains unaltered

by some modification

any

to another, the verb expressive of the motion

communicated from one agent

kinds of motion.

to call

why

which

it

is

is its

sufficiently considered

often metaphorical,

But even when

it

essential attri-

is

rather than

its

considered as a mere

an affirmative.

the nature of the verb has been so

much

simply arisen from the veiy partial and unconnected view which has been taken of

it

controverted, has
in every research

A SHORT INQUIRY INTO

xviii

into language.
its

by considering

It is only

we can

natural complements, that

nection with these,

had

After use

its real

arrive at

any just ideas upon the

nature becomes obvious.

the Preposition, which are

But viewed

subject.

is

of verbs from nouns or adjectives.

In our

by that love

own language

Thus we have made

to shoe,

a peculiarity that tends to a singular conciseness and precision of

to blacken, &.c,

to better,

human mind.

inseparably connected with the nature of the

we can by convention form any number

in con-

(See the remarks on the Prepositions.)

fixed the first forms of the verb, the rest were easily brought into existence

of analogy which

to salt,

Noun and

with reference to the

it

expression.

These remarks on the Verb have been hazarded under the hope of putting the matter
consistent light to the learner

and the Preposition, when

Verb

is

requisite, defines

the very

life

of language

the direction of

may be

either expressed

the

Noun

what

is

in almost every proposition

by a circumlocution, or even altogether

and

describes,

it

Hence these

motion or action.

its

and must be employed or understood

are the basis of all language,

other parts of speech

for the

in a clear

three

but the

rejected.

OF VOICES.
As

it

becomes a matter of

often

difficulty to ascertain the exact

Voice to which a verb belongs, the

following remarks, in addition to what has been just said, are added, with a view of putting the subject in

a clear light.*
It is to

same time

verbs, while at the

The

object

is

now

languages there

it is

to shew, that

sign of the passive voice,

is

an

is

that which in

its

whatever purpose

is

middle voice
effected

affinity

jayate,

grammar.

^ ya,

which

is

is

the distinctive

such instances frequently occur in

In

say,

its

is

all

Manu,

to treat the subject at length.

born,
it

is

classed

by the Sanskrit grammarians

with the passive verbs,

it

in the fourth conju-

would not have been changed

That they have not done so shews the correctness of

form.

The verb

by a mother; but in

when we

letter

in the

their notions of

Dr. Johnson, in his Dictionary of the English Language, states that the verb to be born

neuter-passive.

as

lie

me

had they ranged

slightest degree in

by the

identical, in form, with the passive.

between passive and neuter verbs, and there are some verbs that might be

the elucidation of which has led

gation, though,

is

equally accomplished by the same letter for the fourth conjugation.

almost indifferently classed under the passive or neuter voice

The verb

contains the great body of the neuter

in Sanskrit the fourth conjugation

be remarked, that

originally passive, for

popular and

elliptical

he was born last year,

it

when

all its

parts are supplied,

it

means

use, being employed without any reference to

becomes

truly a neuter verb, for

it

to be
its

is

borne
agent,

then merely affirms the

* These remarks on the voices of verbs are extracted from the Author's edition of the Institutes of Manu,
Vol.

I.

p. 329.

THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.

The verb

appearance of a child in the world.

first

by

the passive

its

form, and to the neuter by

its

use

which requires a passive form without a passive

naitre, is laid

down

be; and in that language to be born

we have the analogy of language

we come

for

to

Perhaps the following reason

\xj paidd

is

may

be contested as belonging to

answers the conditions of a deponent verb,

The French

French Academy.

\>\s>-jana, to go,

hon'a,

i.

e.

In Hindustani the passive

and therefore neuter.

its

hand, to

Oyi>

Thus we

use, whatever

see that

may

be the

to its derivation.

some neuter verbs may be of

for the solution of the equivocal nature of

why

a clue for determining their classification, and to shew

service, as affording

derivative of nascor,

and none but neuter ones with

born as neuter by

for considering to be

by a reference

it

signification.

to be neuter in the dictionary of the

and some other verbs are conjugated with

conclusion

nascor, in Latin,

xix

between the fourth conjugation and the passive voice

in Sanskrit

and between

there

is

that similarity

neuter and passive

all

verbs.

The Subject both

verb

in the passive

thus, in the sentence he dies, the subject

and which he would

he could

affected

and in that of he
is

on

by a state over which he has no

is

killed,

he

exposed to but one

this account,

avoid, he

which

control

independent of his

result,

such a similarity between the fourth conjugation and the

I conceive, that there is

is

must be the

object.

If a conjecture

might be offered as

an action, which he cannot

to the sense of the increment

the distinctive sign of both the passive and the fourth conjugation, I would say, that

nected with

"STi

ya or

vative jdnd, to go, in

i,

go, and that

it fills

the same office in Sanskrit which

Hindustani and the other

define the difference in doubtful cases between a neuter

agency of natural causes, or of an individual,

But

if it

be necessary, on the one hand,

in

is

^ ya,

it is

con-

done by the

deri-

dialects.

and a passive verb, we have therefore

only to consider whether the subject suffers from a state or an action; that

it is

by the

from an action he

suffers

passive voice, for whether the subject of the verb be exposed to a state, or to

To

in the action implied

the having or not having which, constitutes the real distinction in all animal sufferings and actions.

It is

resist if

is

In both these instances the subject

cannot avoid.
will

and neuter voice has no will or choice

producing the

effect implied

to distinguish accurately

whether there

is,

by the

the

is

verb.

between the passive and the neuter,

equally important to discriminate between the neuter and the intransitive verb, in nice and doubtful

cases

for the neuter verb holds

an intermediate place between the passive and the

here again the same test will give us the true definition

pends upon

its

transitive or

subject,

we may be

intransitive.

Had

certain

it

is

namely,

if

intransitive

much

and

the action implied by the verb de-

not neuter, and that the verb

is

consequently either

a rule of this kind, which would afford a logical arrangement, been

kept in view, we should not have our grammarians differing about the nature of neuter verbs.
they have been

perplexed by making distinctions upon imperfect grounds of judgment,

seen by referring to Mr. Lindley Murray's English

Grammar, on the Verb.

The presence

That

may

be

or absence

of volition in the nominative can alone enable us to determine the nature of the verb, and consequently

A SHORT INQUIRY INTO

XX
by that

test are

we

to

be guided whether the nominative

is

the matter I have arranged the different verbs as follows

Upon

the agent or the object.

and have given examples,

this

view of

any doubt

lest

should arise as to their classification.

VOLUNTARY.
The

as

Intransitive,

Nominative) Transitive,

The

Reflective,

AGENT.

>

Causal,

He runs, stands, sits.

He kills, strikes, Sfc.
He kills, Sfc. (himself).
He causes to kill, strike,

Sec.

INVOLUNTARY.
The

rlmpersonal,

as It rains, thunders, snows, Sfc.

He
He
He

Nominative) Neuter,

the

Passive,
J

OBJECT.

I-

Causal Passive,

drowns,

dies, sleeps,
is killed,
is

Sfc.

struck, Sfc.

caused to be killed,

Sfc.

OF PREPOSITIONS.
The

various local relations of objects are denoted

not in every case

all,

as up,

down ;

make

&c.

in, out,

thus the sky

but though

languages do

all

As those persons who have not analysed language may

words local relation,

that idea which results from the

position

use of the same relations, yet there are some primary ones that are

to attach a definite idea to the

is

by Prepositions

is

may be

we may

the relation between earth and sky.

find

it

to

difficult

rendered more intelligible by saying,

mind contrasting together two things with

above the earth

but by altering our point of view

it

common

it

reference to their mutual

above therefore implies the relation between sky and earth

say, the earth

It is therefore

is

beneath the sky; beneath therefore implies

evident that they were the

first

abstract words

possessed by language.

The Noun

is

the

name

of a thing

the Verb describes

position defines the direction of that motion

&c. any given object.

Hence

Thus Prepositions were

its

that

primary sense

originally

employed

is

is,

its

mode

whether

that of

it is to,

But

and the Pre-

from, by, against, under, over,

local relation.

to define the relative situations of the different objects

of nature, which were of course, in the infancy of society, the

ment of speech.

of motion or action

in proportion as the impressions received

first

things that required the employ-

through the senses began to be com-

pared and comprehended, the operations of the intellect were developed, and almost imperceptibly, a

THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.

new

was required

application of language

to express the various relations of abstract ideas.

And

though there may seem to be no necessary connection between abstract notions and the relations of
material things

of the

yet,

as the comprehension of the former gradually arises out of the consideration

modes of material

existence, so this

came within the scope of the

necessity of describing whatever

the abstract conceptions of the mind

because

it

of a new, and perhaps impossible, convention.

is

employed

in the description

The obvious
its figurative

distinction

and simple language, which had resulted from the

first

senses,

was

employed to denote

at last

afforded a natural analogy, and saved the trouble

Hence

it

must be purely metaphorical, as often as

of mental perceptions.

between language which had been invented to describe natural objects, and

must never be

application to denote abstract ideas,

lost sight of in practice.

as,

" The bird flew

Prepositions are borrowed

over reason," or "

contrast

by a

The mind

to,

revolts against oppression," they

and by convention we agree

before, &c.

is

better than

to think that

when

relations

But when the same

above, before, behind, &c. the tree."

figurative use to express abstract conceptions

For,

mark the

Prepositions are employed for the purposes for which they were invented, they

of local position

it

as,

" Fancy triumphs

imply nothing more than a mere mental

what we

minds

assimilate in our

to above

and

what we designate by below and behind, &c. though there can be neither up

nor down, before nor after, in what

From what has been remarked

purely mental.

is

above,

will

it

language, almost as indispensable as verbs

be evident that Prepositions were,

for without their aid

in the origin of

few verbs could convey a definite

idea, as the Prepositions alone denote the direction of the action of the verb.

Perhaps they had

been more properly termed directives,

(See the Remarks

definitives, or limitatives

than Prepositions.

on the Verb.)
In the foregoing concise view of the nature of Prepositions,
opinion

how

it is

not pretended to give a decided

they have come into their present form and use in the Sanskrit language, but merely to

say that the closest and most impartial consideration bestowed on the subject confirms the belief
already expressed, that as they are the natural complement of the noun and verb, whether they are
primitive words or are

which

is

employed

in a figurative sense, they at last express but one distinct relation,

in its primary use a local one,

some words employed

and implies

in the Bengali, Hindustani,

A reference

to

and other dialects springing from the Sanskrit,

is

either

up or down,

in or out, &c.

of great value in elucidating the manner in which such words are divested of their original nature, and
restricted to a given use.

the vicinity of

The word

water* but

3PTt

grammarians: see

Manu

it is

ii,

samipa originally meant, as

now used

104.

Sir Charles Wilkins'

for in the vicinity or

This etymology of the

Gram., Rule 1177.

d

clear

is

near generally.

word ^T 5

is

by

its

etymology, in

So the Bengali par-

supported by Sanskrit

A SHORT INQUIRY INTO

XXii

ticiple

^A3

ho'ite,

being, as a preposition implies from.

parswe, in the side; and

of the Sanskrit form

how words

language, are sufficient to shew

but one relation

and to

men,

in,

pas, near,

totally different in their nature

still

is

The

at last to

human mind, and

external causes that control and force language into such special classes, as
position.

trace to the original

may come

they are brought by the very nature of the

this state

a corruption

is

seems to be derived from the

These instances, which we can

madhye, in the middle.

Sanskrit

In Hindustani

imply
those

Noun, Verb, and Pre-

strongest reason that could be assigned for the primitive nature of Sanskrit Prepositions

the fact of their being often the shortest words in the language, and being incapable of decompo-

sition or analysis

except in the instance of the word

the inseparable Prepositions, being

It

ought not likewise to be forgotten that

compounded with verbs and nouns, have been preserved by

union from the corruptions and changes which would have affected them in a separate state

may be one

why

reason

there

is

less difference

between the Prepositions

in

and

this
this

Greek, Latin, and

Sanskrit (when they are the words of the same stock) than between the other words that are found to
co-exist in these three cognate languages.

Prepositions are a very important part of speech

Sanskrit.

and trouble

little

which are

and particularly

may

attention to the etymology of the language

as well as give

him a more

merely learning the words by

any general

lost in the

And

rote.

rules of etymology,

perfect

knowledge of

in those instances

we must

It

pure a language as the

finally save the learner

much time

structure than he could acquire from

where the words cannot be resolved by

bear in mind that

remoteness of antiquity.

more modern formation are generally

its

in so

many must be founded upon

allusions

should not be forgotten, likewise, that terms of

pure than the more ancient ones, owing to the compounds

less

being formed without a reference to the distinction between the physical and the figurative senses
of the elementary words.

It is

owing

to this defect,

preposition admit of such unsatisfactory analysis.

compounded with a

that Greek words

though the Greek language has retained many of the

forms of the verbs, yet

it

in its

words

it is

which comes on with the growth of language,

so

much

peculiarities of the Sanskrit, particularly in the

corrupted, that

we might be

inclined to believe that

was introduced amongst a people whose organs of utterance were as

imitating the original sounds, as those of our

French*.

Still, it is

the Greeks, like

possible, that

many

much

Indeed

Saxon ancestors were

for

unfitted

for correctly

pronouncing the Norman

of this apparent corruption arose from the circumstance that

of the modern nations, adopted an alphabet unfitted to express the sounds

peculiar to their language.

*
is

It

probably

anomalous

in

is

owing

the

to this,

and

Greek language.

to the adoption of the Phoenician alphabet, that there

The languages

Phoenician class do, with the exception of the

that are

Greek and

is

so

much

that

written with alphabets derived from the

Latin, omit the vowels,

while those of Hindu

THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.

In conclusion

xxiii

remains only to say that in the foregoing view of the Noun, the Verb, and the Pre-

it

position, the truth has

been

by a

elicited

whoever considers the subject

mutual dependence on one another

reference to their

same connected point of view must come

in the

same

to the

a general rule, whenever any verb implies a physical motion, such as to fly, to run,

employed

preposition

will

relation, as to fly up, to fly

be found to express a local

such simple senses of the prepositions must be their primary significations

meanings are those that are borrowed from them.

figurative

we have only

To

and

As

result.

to leap,

&c. the

down, &c, and that

as clear as that the

is

find, therefore, as

a general rule,

employed

in a

whether

it

is

In assigning the meanings of the following Prepositions, the primary, that

is

the local relation

the original sense of a Preposition or Verb,

to consider

physical or a figurative sense.

OF INSEPARABLE PREPOSITIONS.

which they convey

by a

implication, or

they have really so

our

in

printed in capitals

is

or against,
as regards

many
is

in figurative

its

must not be thence concluded that

nicely discriminative Prepositions

almost invariably reserve each of them to define but one

language what denotes before would equally well imply first,

But even among our own Prepositions, though we could

meaning) most accurately substitute other

express them.

The Greeks,

in

adapting the Phoenician alphabet

obliged to form vowels out of consonants.

had already been accustomed

not this idea confirmed by bearing in

mind

Would

rise

to so

language

much
for

question of the

controversy, has

that,

unlike the Phoenician which

Phoenician alphabet has been formed

lects

for

which

it

was

digamma, which

entirely arisen out of the

which, by the nature of

its

is

construction,

must be remembered that

it

it

and wrote from

is

the wants of

is

and

written from right to

left,

why

same plan

left to right, in

much

as

addition to

obscurity and has given

the

unfitted.

The

principle on which the

Hebrew, Arabic, and other kindred

in

such purity

to

the present time.

for this particular class of languages.

d 2

to the

adaptation of the Phoenician alphabet to a

been preserved

was framed expressly

involved in so

was singularly

one main cause

originally invented, have

instead

an alphabet in which the vowels were always written

to

the nations from which they derived their origin and language,

The

to

it,

not this fact lead to a sus-

they oscillated between the two modes, and after using the Bustrophedon finally recurred

making use of vowels?

(as far

convey every signification

particles that should

primary sense of near, yet custom has determined that we must use

own language, were

picion that they

is

why we

for the others.

origin almost invariably

their

the cause

it

The multitude of

various significations.

though

and so on

of by, as well as

But

figurative use, are printed in italics.

own language,

relation of things;

while those senses which arise from the primary idea by

dia-

But

it

xxiv

A SHORT INQUIRY INTO

of any other, in very

many

instances

and

word

this

good example of the way

affords a

in

which the

occasionally to encroach

upon that

following primary and figurative meanings of the Prepositions are to be understood.

If the figurative
laid

down

meaning assigned

for another,

to one Preposition

may seem

should be remembered, that a word must necessarily,

it

when metaphorically

employed, be often equally capable of conveying the same idea as one whose primary signification
very different

figurative language,

by the word

before, as

The Prepositions cannot be added

by the custom of the language.

may

even four

may be

for this reason the idea of excellence or superiority

by above,

word

but their use must be determined

or three are very often prefixed to one root, and, though rarely,

be found added, as in the word *t*lRp<.J

>

there are

equally well denoted, in

or beyond.

at pleasure to a root or

Two

is

surrounded, attended upon, in which

Except when such words have been

prefixed to the root <[ take.

formed by poetical license, we must suppose that these Prepositions have been added successively to

modify the meaning of the

of

^1

and that

^ill

^3

first

Thus we must suppose that"^^ was modified by the addition

word.

was again modified by the addition of f<t

and though these intermediate forms may no longer be found,

in

some
It

state or other of

may

still

compound verb

be objected that there

positions with roots, that

is

it is

and 3Tf"5v3 by

seem quite absolute

;

in the

meanings assigned to them, and

and that therefore any reference

utility.

To

this

it

may be

for the use of

to the original

replied, that

meaning

undoubtedly at

first

ahara, food, ^Xt"5Tf% vyahriti, a sacred sentence, &c. though com-

sight such words as

pounded from the prepositions 331 d and

vi

and the root

IjT hri,

to take,

on the subject, we

&c. can hardly

to seize,

be forced into the sense assigned to the increments of which they are formed.
little

however,

If,

discover.

denotes,

vydhri

It

Thus the verb

dhri, in strict accordance to

means " To take (any thing)

elements,

" That which

signifies

" To

is

to

(one's self);"

taken to himself by any one,"

utter, to express, to speak ;"

not without interest to see

is

how

i.

the signification of

e.

food, nourishment.

plaint,

&c.

to

have given

these forms arise in language

rise to

component

same way

as

^H"^f^

The verb

<fr I $J

vyahriti *

means

^STl^t^ ahara appears

we do

the

such nouns as evectus,

to

be a

Latin recipe for a noun

vyahriti, and such forms, are evidently modifications of the perfect participle.

seems

its

fail

hence the substantive 331^1^" ahara

whence the substantive

modification of the imperative singular, employed in the

part of speech

we

shall see that they have not acquired these senses in an arbitrary

way, but conformably to certain principles which an attentive enquiry into the language cannot
to

no proof that they did not once exist

a large body of nouns, regularly formed by the union of pre-

of the prepositions and roots can be of no

&c.

or verbal derivative.

which convention can alone be pleaded

reflect

carriage, conveyance

So
;

in

Latin this

questus,

com-

THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.

" Whatever

uttered or spoken,"

is

i.

e.

The

sentence.

XXV
nouns such as these

close connection of

with the verbal roots of the language, ha snot escaped the observation of the native Hindu grammarians

and commentators, who frequently

tive,

by merely assigning the

The two words

oversight implies

must be

logies

that

clear

recourse to

the thing
this

is

which

is

origin

to

it.

method of the Pandits, be thus explained

^lirfe

^llRjUEsS t"f3

compound, which has given

verb, whether simple or

just alluded to would, according to the

^ft SOCteS

>Al'lfi>UG3

once the etymology and the meaning of a substan-

state at

overseen, provision

is

way

the same

In

in

one of the inevitable expedients to which

same time

abridge useless prolixity of discourse, and at the

the
to

an

English

the thing which is provided,

&c.

human mind

It

has

those ana-

preserve

which are the only guides that can secure the certainty of not being misunderstood.

It

is

unnecessary to extend these examples further, as the sagacity of the learner will soon lead him to trace
out the origin of such words from the instances here brought to his mind.

Mr. Wilson, the learned Professor of Sanskrit

in the University of

Oxford, in the Preface to the

second edition of his valuable Sanskrit Dictionary, remarks upon the vague and arbitrary manner in

which he conceives the Sanskrit prepositions are used

to

me

that there

a perfect analogy in the

is

manner

in composition with the roots

in

which they are employed,

but as

it

appears

have ventured

to

quote his observations, and to analyze his examples according to the views about to be explained.

"

It is

also difficult," says Professor Wilson,

"

if

not impossible, to provide in one language an

may

equivalent for every shade of meaning which the terms of another

in a

language like the Sanscrit,

in

which compound verbs and

vague and arbitrary manner, or even when they

original import,

do so

in a

made

to convey,

their derivatives are

may be thought

remote and indeterminate degree.

be

to offer

often used in a

some connexion with

would be easy

It

especially

their

to multiply instances

of this nature, but the following will be sufficient at present.

" The verb

h-1

to serve

'

'

when combined with

recourse to for asylum or support.'

various applications
as these: (1)

Standing at

made

^T ^=T5Tt'&3o

a window

Skanda

riding

Affected

by

This idea, although

of the derivatives of the verb,

Confiding

(7)

^)U

S^STSfaS
&c.
Now here,

it

is

may be

considered as the basis

in tire strength of his

(4)

of the

(5) <fj,lU ^TW^TCl) Displaying valour, (6)

High -spirited speech

31 "pTF&S A

Speaking

(8)

an

neither sitting, nor standing, nor riding, nor speaking can in

idea of their real

have

(2)

eftUTfltfftlTi

regarded as the proper interpretations of

to

<4MlMii'{5|vj1
OT^^^fiTft T-ftS/T By

own arm

Sanscrit; (9)
affix,

'

not always very evident in such phrases

Seated on a seat

(3)

on the back of a peacock

desire

most commonly means

the prefix

and

its

prohibition regarding either a crude

derivatives,

and

it

Preface, p.

ix.

any way be

might convey an erroneous

purport so to render them in a dictionary, although they

expressed in translations by similar equivalents."

noun or

may be

legitimately

"

A SHORT INQUIRY INTO

XXVI
The compound verb

asri,

recourse to (a person or thing for any purpose,

noun

asraya

may

is

in the combinations

" Having recourse

rendered,

;" the third,

window

to a

Skanda

"

signify

The sense

traced back

all

the different senses which

enumerated by Professor Wilson.

to the strength of his

" Having recourse

resorting to (availing himself of) the

;"

;" the

The

first

To

this

derivatives admit

its

may be

phrase

literally

second, " Having recourse (or resorting)

to (availing himself of)

back of a peacock

upa does not seem

by mistake, but the additional preposition

degree) " Having recourse to valour

arm

of the

asraya, a resource."

is

have

resort or

to

asylum, support, &c.)."

resorted to (for any purpose)

may be

primary meaning of "3Tff^l

demand

for

e. g.

to

thence be easily deduced by the Hindu method above alluded to

" Whatever

or

must be limited

properly,

the

the fourth, "

a seat
fifth

By

(appears to be inserted

any great

to affect the sense in

the sixth, " Having recourse to love

yielding to the

(i. e.

power of love);" the seventh, " Speech which has recourse to vigour or energy;" the eighth,

" Resorting
which

(using, employing) the Sanskrit language;" and the ninth,

to

noun or a

resorts or applies to either a crude

"

prohibitive

rule

suffix.

GENERAL RULE.

When
when

a Preposition

is

prefixed to a verb or participle

prefixed to an original noun

it is

want of

it

it

has then the force of an adverb.

But

then assumes the nature of an adjective.

attention to this simple distinction

is

the cause

why

such compounds appear to be so

capricious and uncertain in their significations.

311

d.

to, at

figur. perfect, complete.*

This Preposition denotes the relation subsisting between two things which both extend to the same
point,

hence

house.

giving,

it

defines the limit of the action of

If prefixed to a root implying going,

it

what goes

makes
to

shine.

we

makes

to

it

as he went to the house

mean coming ; and

if

all

and again what

up

is

given to any one,

is

to the

to a root signifying
;

thus

implied to be taken.

Its

and perfection

thus

abhd, splendor, from ^31 bhd,

This Preposition will be found to be as nearly as possible the reverse of

to

i.e.

words but verbs, may seem rather obscure, except we remember that junction

desire implies completeness

* Agreeably

imply taking ; because the root only expresses some kind of motion generally

any one, comes to him

use as a prefix to

with what

it

it

any verb

what has just been

said, the

3P)

apa.

It is

primary local relation expressed by any Preposition

printed in capitals, and the figurative senses are given in

italics.

is

THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.

Greek

identified with the

a,

and the Latin ad,

without the same necessity for

which the d

in

In original Sanskrit grammars

hiatus in sound.

SWiH apa, off, or

This Preposition

away:

may be

it

makes

as

chi, accumulate.

^1

considered as the reverse of

imply separation

it

3X t^3
It

it

as

a,

it

marks the

any

relation subsisting be-

origin with the

kri,

Prefixed to

denotes disjunction.

the

or reverses

apakrita, hindered, from

in

it

as ^SPi^tsS apagata, gone away, or

deteriorates,

identified

is

to prevent

is

figur. inferior, had.

any other kind of root or word,

plies imperfection

use

its

written

it is

tween objects which are off or away from one another; hence
a verb of motion

and prodeo,

pleonastic, as in prodesse

two examples, where

insertion, as in these

its

is

xxvii

sense

do

off"

and added

because disjunction im-

3pf5TT apachaya,

to

loss,

from

Greek awo, the Latin ab, and the English

off-

fore, or before

^} pra.

figur. prior, exceeding, excellent,

Prefixed to a verb of motion,

&c; but

the Preposition merely

precedes, exceeds, and

is

before,

is

marks the

seem

imply progressive motion, as forth, forward,

to

by the

direction of the motion implied

it is in

that which

and as that which

mark

contrast with, this Preposition serves to

As

verb.

generally conceived to be better than that which follows

is

beyond the thing

and

excellence,

will of course

it

very.

priority, excess,

intensity.

It is identified in origin

with the Greek upo

the Latin pro and pro;

express the primary idea, and prce the figurative senses.

And,

finally,

but pro seems generally to

same as the English

the

it is

for or fore.
para,

The

opposite

relation intended

something

* This

else

is

figur. over, across, contrary, reverse.

by

this Preposition expresses the situation of

as the further

bank of a

river,* &c.

the only preposition which admits of analysis

The

upon the history of these primitive words.

between two

lines that are exactly opposite

In Sanskrit the near shore of a river

almost the very word
birth to the

pair, a

Greek

we

mi^a..

are considering

senses arise out of the idea of

employed

this

it is

implies,

it

1.

The

the

para, implies the relation that exists

para

too

is

one another.

called

^ para,

and from thence par, a

adj. equal, even, corresponding,

has sprung the French pair, the English pair and peer

Sanskrit or

reference to two things, one of which

is

to

means other, beyond, and has given

two things exactly opposite and therefore equal

in

meant

to

Greek,

is

any thing

position of

vara, but the opposite shore

word

opposite to

is

therefore of singular value in throwing light

preposition

termed
;

hence

and therefore parallel (na? aMAo7v) and equal

we have par,

In Latin

match, an equal, and from

Preposition, whether

is

anything which

so true to

be opposite and equal

its

origin,

to the

other

to

one another

that
:

so a

it

all

these

and

this

always implies a

paradox,

vraqa&ofyfy

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XXV111

way; so ^^"tlJ'M pardkrama (over-step):* any great exertion; as strength,

opposite or over the

paraga (over-going): an

prowess, valour, &c. and

parak {going

across): crooked, crookedly.

reversed^: having the face averted

equally well denote what

of

to

common

have a

over

adhi.
It

What

^f^^^S par abhuta

parallel, or equal to

is

reverse;

is

but

(become reversed); overcome.

very

it is

marks the

origin with the

little

might

used, and almost every instance

seems exactly to correspond

to,

and the Latin par.

something over, or above, another

relative position of

action of the verb passed over, or above

perused.

tsafa.

It

It

superior (in station, quantity, quality, or degree).

figur.

Greek

?|<

paranmukha (face-

as

occurrence has been exhausted in the foregoing examples.

its

and

and

3.

eclipse; dust, &c. 2. Contrariety ; as

Prefixed to nouns,

some given object

and hence denotes that the

adhita (gone over),

as

denotes their superiority in station, quantity, quality,

it

i.

e.

or degree,

according to their meaning.

f%

within, on, upon:

in, or

ni.

figur. entire, perfect, complete, ceasing, refraining.

This Preposition marks the relation between two things, one of which
nichita (collected in)

full,

complete, from

\0

is

contained by the other

chi, accumulate.

The

idea of wholeness,

perfection, and completeness naturally arises in considering any object as having all

As what remains

itself.

in, is

turn

nivritta (turned in):

so

and f^T<T^1 nivara (refraining from a choice}

cause anciently females had the right of choosing a husband,

properly signifies a choice.

meaning

it is

nis,

The

it

which

it

is

<[ vri, choose

be-

hence called <^<C vara, which

nih,

figur. void, or destitute of.

susceptible,

is

relation existing

T*T^

f*L

according to the nature of the

hence

it

between two things of which one

serves, without

point of view, an opposite sense

an opinion contrary

to the

is

In origin and

nir.

first

nis,

"pPI

nish,

letter of the

outside of the other,

But even

p{

word

to

its

most

literal

which immediately follow

it

meaning

will

denoted by this
;

as

convey, under another

nirvachana, speaking out, an explaining or narrating,

as

usual one.

The meaning put between

is

any ambiguity, to mark destitution, or privation

The

opposite bank of a river, called para, therefore naturally

suggested the relation intended to be conveyed by the Sanskrit

*

who

sometimes apparently confounded with

nirakriti (without a form): formless.

is

a virgin, from

ceased, from

joined.

is

Preposition

is

is

the same as the Greek h, and the Latin and English in.

are forms of

which

It

out, or without

nir.

parts within

its

implied to be in a state of cessation or refraining, this Preposition

occasionally employed to express both these states

vrit,

as

parentheses

is

that

which

I derive

para, and the Greek srafa

from the word by Etymology, but those

are taken from the Dictionaries of the language.

THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.

&c*

It

agrees exactly in sense, but

xxix

with the Greek

not in origin,

and the

the Latin ex,

s|,

English out.

with, or beside

sam.

sang }

san,

^T

figur. complete, perfect.

^ san,

ty

to assume, according to the letter with

which

are forms

T*Js san,

which the word to which

it

be found occasionally

will

prefixed commences.

it is

This Preposition denotes the relation existing between things which are beside one another

cum, con, seem perfectly identified with

abhi.

The
by

before

and

abhimukha (before

times employed for that purpose

as

be of the same origin as the Latin ob.

signification.

before or in front of the other,

is

the face)

^ f^jOlli^ abhijata
The

it

As what

present.

is

expressed

is

or better-born)

(first,

and

it

^1

noble.

may

pra,

may

before

has a relation, this Preposition

between

difference

expresses something before, without relation to distance

It

be

some-

is

seems

to

be, that the latter

abhi conveys the idea of what

while

immediately before, or in front.

after

anu.

When

figur. following, imitating, successive.

of two things one

after the other, the relation existing between

is

Preposition; as ^SFJJI anuga (going after): following.

plies imitation; thus fj$PJ*3t^[

to

and the Latin

<rlv,

figur. first, better, against.

as

in origin

between objects, of which one

relation existing

this preposition

it

considered as first and better than other things with which

is

The Greek

conveys the idea of accompaniment, completeness, and perfection.

it

hence

mark

regular succession, as

anuhdra (a doing

3R^p5C anukrama

So what

after): imitation,
:

is

expressed by this

done after any thing

is

(step after step)

them

resemblance.

else,

It further

order, due succession,

im-

serves

arrange-

ment.
ut, or

St?

up

ud.

figur. high, elevated, superior.

This Preposition agrees exactly with our up, and marks the relative position of any thing that
or above something else

"^W

ava.

down

It is the reverse
is

hence

its

figurative senses.

It

corresponds in sense to the Greek am.

of the preceding Preposition, and marks the relation between things one of which
its

avatdra, (passing down) descent, incarnation, from

action

tri,

* Here we have an instance of the General Rule already

which the preposition

to the

grammar

up

figur. low, contemptible, bad.

below the other, and added to a verb implies that

added

is

is

added

had a downward tendency;

pass; and

laid

down

reacts on the preposition and modifies

verbal noun the sense

is

reversed

this is

has been so long involved.

e

its

^^sjT^T

as

avagata, (gone

that the nature of the

meaning

one cause of the obscurity

in

in

word

this instance,

which

this

down

to

being

branch of

XXX

A SHORT INQUIRY INTO

through, as a passage in a book,)

metaphor will be observed

by the same

i.

comprehended, or understood, in which latter word an analogous

nouns to which

to prevail. It deteriorates or reverses the sense of

apa, because what

figurative use as

used in a figurative sense

e.

thus

^SI^TT

avarudha, dismounted, from

ruh,

is

beneath another

4^1

avarasa, a bad taste, from

mount.

prefixed,

it is

considered inferior

is

rasa, a taste, and

when

^A4.<<fr

corresponds in sense but not in origin to the

It

Greek Kara.

near,

upa.

When

or

similar, inferior, subordinate.

two things are near each

upagata, (gone near)

but inferior;

other, their relative position

approached, from

What

gata, gone.

marked by

is

is

(similar to

a law, a subordinate law) :

resemblance between this Preposition, in signification

a by-name,

a hy-law.

and

upa; as

near another in kind,

upanama, (near or almost a name)

therefore

upadharma,
fect

by

is

similar

a nick-name.

There seems to be a perwith the Greek

origin,

vzss

and

the Latin sub, though in the latter language the figurative has usurped the place of the primitive
sense.

f<T

apart

vi.

figur. peculiar, distinct, different,

without.

This Preposition denotes the relation in the state of a thing that

another

thus

vikshipta,

peculiarity, or distinctness.

when we say any

guages,

(thrown

It expresses the

Thus

latter.

same idea as

common

in

may be

either

apart, or separate, from

Hence

scattered.

thing has a "peculiar form;" by which

or distinct from something else, and which

monly the

apart)

is

figuratively

it

to our

we mean

that

own and
it

Persian

good or bad by convention, but more com-

virupa (peculiar form)

As the idea

deformed, monstrous.

viphala (without fruit): fruitless; and in this sense

as
bi.

It

identical with the

is

Saxon

pibpa,

it is

frequently so

is identified

di,

with the

which are perhaps

perfectly preserved in the Latin vidua,

vidhava, (vi without, dhava, a husband)

word

is

of

whence

also the

from which comes the English widow.

pari,

around

figur. entirely,

thoroughly.

This Preposition denotes the relation between things one of which

^f<

it

seems to agree in sense and origin with the Latin de and

corrupt forms of ve, as found in vecors and vesanus; but

which

other lan-

has a form apart,

privation naturally arises from that which expresses separation, this Preposition

employed

implies

parikshipta (thrown around)

idea of any thing entirely done

surrounded, entrenched.

because what

paripurna, entirely, or quite full.

around something

Hence

it

done

It

seems to agree

else

as

figuratively conveys the

around implies completeness, or

is

all

is

in every respect with the

finish

Greek

as

^tp,

*\

and the Latin per.

prati.

much.

again, back again, over again, against

figur. resistance, repetition, reflection

THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.

xxxi

denotes the relation existing between things which by repetition return again in a sort of order.

It

This idea

is

suggested by the winding back and forward of a rivulet,* or of a path, the

Hence

rope, &c.

it

repelled, resisted.

Return

marks,

pratikshipta (flung back again)

Resistance; as

pratyuttara (answering back again)

^foffi^z pratisrishta

4.

reply.

pratichh'aya (shadow back again): a reflection, image, or picture.

the idea of intensity ; as 5.

of a

rejected

pratikrishta (ploughed again): twice ploughed.

Repetition; as

2.

as

1.

coil

Reflection

And from

3.

as

this repetition arises

(distinguished again and again): renowned.

It is

the exact equivalent of the Latin re.

beyond

ati.

The

relation subsisting

position

Hence

excessive, great, very.

figur.

between objects, one of which

conveys the idea of excess, as

is

by

signified

atiddna, excessive liberality

atidura, very distant.

ativriddhi, great increase,

beyond the other,

atipatana (going beyond)

atinau, beyond the boat,

as

it

is

transgression.

and

It expresses exactly the

this Pre-

same

relation as

the Latin trans, and the Greek pera.

ap.

upon.

This Preposition, which

common

so

is

omitted without inconvenience.

It

in

Greek,

so rarely employed, that

might have been

it

seems to denote the relation of any object that

apinaddha (bound upon): accoutred.

as

is

As a conjunction

its

use

is

'T

origin as the

Greek

GooD:f

figur.

su.

* Mankind

we

bear

in

in the

mind

be convinced that

Isn.

proper, excellent,

that the English

it is

jit, beautiful, hind, easy,

pleasing, very, &c.

and

difficult,

if

words two-fold, three-fold; the Latin duplex, triplex, and the Sanskrit

twists, three twists), all

to

of the

It is

it.

infancy of language must have found the idea of repetition extremely

dwiguna, triguna (two

common, im-

very

plying moreover, also, likewise, which seems to corroborate the sense here assigned to

same

upon another

is

convey ideas borrowed from some material objects, we

such things that the speaker must have had recourse to suggest

folding screen or a fan conveys the idea exactly of a thing which

is

this

shall

idea to another.

repeated in exact order

but in the

infancy of society a winding stream, the folds of the skin, or the coil of a rope, would present the most

obvious images.

+
next,

must

It
is

strike the scholar that the

contrary to the principle laid

obvious that

it

requires explanation.

were compounded, acted

meaning of good assigned

down

The

The

first

and that of bad

that every preposition implied local relation

prepositions, according to the nature of the

either as adverbs or adjectives, and

kind possessed by language.

to this Preposition,

were consequently the

adjectives required would be

e 2

this

to the

objection

is

so

word with which they

earliest

good and bad, and

words of that

the question

immediately

A SHORT INQUIRY INTO

xxxii
This Preposition

only employed to enhance the value of nouns and adjectives

is

according to the nature of the word to which

reasoning that might lead us to a just conclusion,

In Latin prope means near, and from

we have

the aid afforded by analogy.

French propre and the English proper, meaning good, Jit, &c.
In Sanskrit too the preposition

property.

and the noun

also

to feel its value,

As an

^^sw seems

some means of

if

to

this

suppose for a

moment men thrown upon an

in a

is

between

proper, good, &c. and which springs from the idea of things that

what belongs

opinions, our

own

family descent and customs, our

our property our goods (in French nos Mens).

M. Burnouf's

is

it

The
iu

way

as

Greek

birth to the Persian

would lead

khu + d, own,

to the belief that this last

is

with

is

lives

was nearest

connection of

Its original signifi-

means

that the latter

and

to

be fitting, that

The

is,

sense of

to

be right,

good springs

is

own

language

to this

^("^sM + as,

his

is

is

we

call

swa-dattas, self-given, selfthis

comes the modern Persian

J d being the pleonastic

the original of the Saxon

by a reference

and the connection of

own,

leading idea, that

further illustrated by a reference to the

self, (the letter

word

we must from our

national qualities,

so'j

his

to the

own

letter in

Per-

30& and English good.

Greek
with

Ijci-

+ as,

In a similar manner, the Sanskrit

singularly confirmed

birth to the adjectives sus good,

su, good,

Zend kadata, from

Saxon and English God.

truth of the foregoing inquiry

good gives

upa

and

fit together.

may be

This subject

the original of the

identical with the

own, having given

sian as in Latin)

is

The

property.

researches have demonstrated that the Sanskrit

manifested, (Latin sui datus)

khudd, which

preparation of

to ourselves in relation to the individual, the family, or the nation

very nature consider as better than those of others; and so true

to

su implies close contact; an idea supported by the English verb to

general sense, while

naturally from the idea of

own

thus established, as well as with that of property.

meet, which gives rise to the adjectives meet, proper, right, good, &c.

Persian

to the

place, and each would claim that which

dwelling, and which on that account would be considered as his

own

own,

from the weather; but as soon as the conviction arose that they must pass their

shelter

cation therefore seems to be close, and the difference

thus our

+ as,

uninhabited island: as long as the

they had families, they would simply confine themselves

word with the idea of nearness

proximity

su

into the adjective

confer the highest right in the division of the yet unappropriated

where they were, an allotment of the land would take

own

have entered

likewise descends proprietas,

would be that each man should take that which was nearest

certainly the law

illustration, let us

hope of escape remained,

to his

to

From proprius

+ am, property, hence we see why we have the Latin suus (swhus) his own, implying
Now if we were to ask how land would be apportioned out among a population
lawful.

him, and thence vicinage would he held

earth.

and thence comes likewise the

su

proper, due,

beginning

conveys,

Independently of the general

ideas.

arises the adjective proprius,

it

it

prefixed, the idea of 1. Perfection, or goodness:

it is

which of the prepositions would best imply these two

diately occurs

hence

for the preposition

good,

thus brought to light perhaps for the

first

aspirate in the above and other instances takes the place of the Latin and Sanskrit s, and

in the

time.
is

same

The

therefore
quite

THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.

3jpW

supatha, an excellent, or good road.

4.

^T^-

Kindness; as

practicable.

srereri*

Pleasingness

6.

suvarna (superior

(a kind

Irf^

Greek

bad :*

cZwr.

it is

it is

it is

on

this

senses):

prefixed to

account

(difficult to

pain.

it

durvarna

may

denotes

M H duralapa (improper

impracticable.

manner
adhas.

Whatever was

digamma.

that has

distant,

is

it,

it

may

If there

is

3'T3" C1

in sense

if

Intensity; as

in signification

and

to the consonant

duradhwa, a bad road:

as

3. Difficulty;

and

6.

silver.

to /<e

Inferiority; as

The Greek

2.

^ o*^

as

duhkha (displeasing

as "^o^U

^oW)

and the

oi/y,

origin.

any truth

in this

when

adhar,

in composition.

argument, the original sense of

must be

derived the idea of own; and, from own, good.

was considered

as ba d

dura, distant.

we had any evidence

after the intermixture of the

adhah,

figur. low, vile,

occasionally assume

been said regarding

with the Sanskrit

JJ bad ; and

speech): abuse.

"

su
in

this

will, in

The

a reversed sense, apply to this preposition.

way, foreign, outlandlish, strange, &c. are always

used by the vulgar with a deteriorating sense, and hence I have

in origin

8.

as

paucity, &c.

strength): weak.

little

(compare

down, downwards, below

close or near, from which

all

and agrees

cfos,

Superiority

as prepositions, they are on this account inserted immediately after them.

quite distinct from the

* Nearly

silver).

(easily cforee):

speaking, the following words are adverbs, yet as they are very frequently used in

adho, are forms which

adhas,

7.

must assume according

Displeasingness

4.

Latin dis, seem to have a perfect analogy with

the same

it

Vileness, or badness

1.

strictly

*1<P swAara

employed to depreciate the nouns and adjectives to which

su, it is

(inferior cZass, or coforer (to #oZe?)

Though,

dur or

or

colour): the orange.

ire

pleasure.

(fit,

begin.

Paucity; as lM cr durbala (of

5.

as

gold Compare T^"l

which

are forms

c?ms,

Unfitness or impropriety; as lj<

duschara

senses)

vile, unfit, difficidt, displeasing,

efasA,

exactly the reverse of

joined

Facility;

5.

It is exactly the reverse of

improper,

figur.

with which the word

As

suranga (beautiful

sukhadya

tb.

W*

duh, TP"!

a friend.

or colour (to silver)

class,

c?ms,

"fro

^4^1

sreMa (pleasing

as

^vj^trjs sutikshna, very acwto.

origin with the

re<?ar):

^JOT^

or propriety; as

2. Fitness,

wholesome. 3. Beauty; as

proper to oe eatore):

XXX111

little

doubt that

English word bad

is

preposition

evidently the

that the Scandinavian nations migrated

Medes and

this

same

is

connected

as the Persian

from the shores of the Caspian

Persians, I would almost without hesitation refer the origin of the

Persian Jo bad to some Syriac form connected with the Arabic A*J buad, distance ; for

we know

that the

Pahlevi or border language was a mixture of a Syriac dialect with the old Persic, and this supposition would
satisfactorily

The

account for the

original signification of

many words

apparently of the Semitic stock found in the Teutonic dialects.

dur must therefore be far, from which

is

derived the idea of bad.

A SHORT INQUIRY.

XXIV
antar, ^3X^To antah,

Within, between, among.

antas, &c.

It is the

same as the

Latin inter.
upari.

above

It is identified in origin

or

over

and

figur.

Exceeding, surpassing.

signification with the

Greek

vtte^,

the Latin super, the Gothick ufar, and

the English over.

^^]^2mras
forms which

it

may

vahis.

which

it

may

IN front,

before

occasionally assume.

It

seems

out, outwards, external.

occasionally assume.

purah,

figur. prior, first,

identified with the

< ("s^

vahih,

^ pur
Greek

as,

puro, are

crfor.

^"fK^vahir, ^f^^vahis,

are forms

The

BENGALI

and

SANSKRIT ALPHABETS,

Sanskrit*

3d

3TT

ti rrl

ich

corresponding English Letters.

Bengali.

Sanskrit.

na

ta

Is

t'ha

e?Aa,

OT

English.

icith the

ha

na
ta

ri
i

31

t'ha

"i

<v

da

tr

dha

;ti

na

XT

pa

Iri

Iri

e
i

ai

HI

3ft

J}

au
ka

hha

hha
si

ga

tr, *r

ya,

gha
na
cha

"1

chha

*T

jha

ra
la

ja
5T

tna

ST

sha
ST

5:

sa

sa

ha

ja

ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DICTIONARY.

Root ....

substantive.

R.,

adjective,

Arabic.

adverb.

Persian.

Sanskrit adverb.

h
Beng

Bengali.

ad
ad.

Sans

Sanskrit

Root

Hindustani.

interj.

interjection.

indecl.

indeclinable word.

Sans

Sanskrit.

verb.

nom

nominative

active verb.

aceus

accusative

v a
.

v.

neuter verb.

instrum

instrumental

v.

noun

verbal noun.

dat

dative

caus

causal verb.

gen

genitive

....

m.f. n

masculine, feminine, neuter.

ablat

ablative

....

ger

gerund.

locat

locative

sing

singular.

plur

plural.

pres. part. a. .. present participle of the active.

pres. part. p.
pret. part. a.
pret. part. p.

. .

. .

. .

fut. part. a.

. .

fut. part. p.

present participle of the passive.

corrupt

corruption, corrupted.

q. v

quod

compar

comparative degree.

preterite participle of the active.

preterite participle of the passive

> case.

vide.

future participle of the active.

superl.

superlative degree.

future participle of the passive.

var

variety.

DICTIONARY,
BENGALI, SANSKRIT, AND ENGLISH.

3&

31
31 The

first

of the Hindu, alphabet.

letter

ought to have a short sound like the

America, but

first

corrupted generally in

it is

It

a in

to

which

is

it

from R.

ehip,

Ben-

creep

}<T

e. g.

To swim

To

from R.

gali into an obscure sound like the o in folly.

subjoined,

:y
;

P|

2d.

*.

(m.)

s.

snake,

masculine sub-

stantives expressive of a quality generally, e. g.

3[

is

prefixed to words as a particle of privation

as

s>

Justice,

Injustice.

word begin with a vowel,

for 31
as in
The privative 31

poses

is

(mfn.) Not come.

used for three distinct pur-

Not a

to give a total

horse, from

Injustice,

a.

in

is

it

from H'*"^

to denote negatively

noun; as

s.

3$

3T^

prefixed

A Brahman;
i. A horse
:

s.

Justice

what

is

and simply

fear.

TJ%

1st.

patronymics,

e. g.

The son of Drupada, from

s.

Drupada;

2d. abstract substantives of the

neuter gender, as

or

Friendship, from

s.

A friend; 3d.

lective nouns of the neuter gender,

multitude of horses, from

3$

4th. adjectives, e. g.

expressed by the

(mfn.) Unseen, from

words) 31 requires the

Gold.

a.

e. g.
s.

col-

3lt^
horse

s.

(mfn.) Golden,

Wilkins' Gr.

% 766-768.

771-775. 781-783. 822. 823. 836.

(mfn.) Seen, <Al<pRi a. (mfn.) Without

cause, from

cause.

Wilkins' Gr.

pp. 534, 568.

31

C^HK

from
a.

suffix (to

vowel, and serves to form,

as in

^ To

change called Vriddhi of the preceding radical

s.

change or opposite meaning to

the word to which

s.

as in

Fear, from R.

s.

As a Taddhita

something else than what the

to denote

noun would otherwise express

s. Not a Brdhman, from
s.

^TT

If the

^44*1^ is substituted

a.

as a

Kridanta

(m.)

s.

suffix (to roots) requires the

1st.

3I^ cr

'l

A name

(31^^)

ad.

change called Guna of the preceding radical

vowel, and forms

31

s.

of Vishnu.

There, yonder,

pron. That.

shrub (Csesalpinia olasosperma) used

for tanning

it is

a species of brasilletto.

substantives or adjectives

denoting a person endowed with the quality or

performing the action implied by the verbal root

3Pfft.
3&ffl.

a.

(31 + ^fl) Free from

debt:

See

The singing the notes of an octave

s.

Carey.

+ ^)

prow. That.

3Tf*t3:1

from the highest to the lowest.

(3TPP^) O! Ho!

interj.

33 ow Root,

part.

2.

The

3.

3T *t^

3I *j+3I)

(m. R.

s.

1.

(ger. of

s.

+ ^) 1. A
(re.) A day.

(m. 31*!

a kinsman.

3J *t^"i

2.

(n.

SJ *!-!-^

Having a

share, a lot, a

share or a right to share,

Alg.

p.

splendour.

a coheir,

5.

The

dividing

3. Decoration, dress.

Any thing minute

31^

(n.

s.

3J

[3>Tl

(from

s.

l+^")

31^+^)

^"f^

(mfn. 31*)

a.

a share or

lot,

IMWU

+ s t3)

{m 3I*l+ffir)

s.

ment of a portion

Having

s.

(/.

plant (He-

dysarum Gangeticum).

Ascertain-

^o^VFTl

s.

(f.

m^^ZGA)

nana or plantain (Musa paradisiaca or M.

To be

3J*F^ a (_3^
.

fractions

mon

3I

*1

Assimilation of

or like rays.

make a

to allot, to

of

s.

The

3Pf*fc3) To

^T

division into shares.

(ger. of

3I *HitU3) The making

rM *

0,f

(m.

3[ *1+3[ *1) Part of a

share,

(3I*j

+ 3I

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

v. n.

be allotted,
portion.

To

3I 3T

3TOJ5+5;g) The

x.

(m.

sun.

(3I o;ITOf3) To separate or

(Also written
s.

rays.)

R. 3IOTT)

di-

.)

1.

part,

a portion.

shoulder.
)

The hump

or

protuberance between the shoulders of the In-

3T

oW
l

+ 3^3)

dian ox.
a.

(R. 31*]) To be shared out, to

v. a.

(m.

Having a garland of

*ft) The being in dis-

Divided, distributed.

3J"Ptt3

s.

3J o;IT Root,

2.

tinct shares, division into shares.

a.

(Lit.

05

vide.

parcelling, division in shares.

^*fMt s

sun.

divide,

a division into shares, allotment.

^HPfe

With

Colebr. Alg. p. 10;

denominator.

v. a. {cans,

3I

s.

mfn Sjoxf +
(m.) The sun.

the reducing of fractions to one com-

3J*ft?t3l

ba-

sapi-

entum).

divided into shares, lots, or parts.

(n.

rays,

Like rays (diverging, splendid,

2.

3I os5lI3T.

or share.

sun.

pointed).

Forming part of

divided into shares.

The

sun.

1.

radiant.

2. Light,

4.

Cloth, clothes.

Division into

shares.

sharer.

or pointed like a sunbeam.

The
0>f

A ray.

1.

sharer,

!)

(m.)

s.

13.

into shares.
osc

or

Wf*lT3) The being shared

shoulder, the shoulder-blade.

s

3JfH+3l

(n.

-f

Participation, partnership.

divide, to share.

Colebr.

fraction.

(/.) or

s.

out or divided into parts.

(3J*ftlf3) To

x.

3If*KJl

(mfn.

^PT + ^T)

Broad-shouldered,

stout, strong, lusty.

share out, allot or ap-

(/.) 1.
disease.

3.

A gift, a donation.

Leaving, abandoning.

2.

Sickness,

3J3
3I

s.

(/.)

(tt.)

Sin, guilt.

533l,

3J$?T

gift,

a donation.

s. (to.)

Hff^^l
3]^ Root,

1.

A gift,

a donation.

A foot.

s. (to.

ft

(With the

2.

To mark

A termination,

The

2.

3If|' +

i.

tuously.

:5

5:

of.

31

rior,

(mfn.
(f.)

31 + 3*1} ) Not to be spoken

or 3 ( n .) The not being fit to

^) The heel.

To wind,

move

or

as

See *^l<p

or bespot.

^ Do,

[\

Elder,

supe-

deified saint according to the

31 + 3*113

(mfn.

Free from de-

^31

honest, sincere.

ceit,

3"

(y.) or

w .)

Sincerity, honesty.

Guna

requiring

v>

a.

tor-

insertion of the nasal,

.

3I<R^3l

*1

lb<?

Who

Dance, *Tx5^

Who

cooks;
Wilkins'

dances.

one's

Without a

poet.

to

leads or

Who

Not within

grasp)

reach or power.

causes to

j fjg Who

Cook,

(31 + a.

a.

or Vriddhi of

and serving

<l?l<<f

"ft Conduct, lead,

conducts;

(m.)

s.

3I + ^PP)

(mfn.

a.

Jainas.

attributes of agency, often with a causal

signification

do

a.

3I3pP$

root of a tree.

the preceding radical vowel,

form

313*1}

be uttered, obscenita^(/.)

3J<

3^

3I3f3

a.

Not a

s.

(to.)

or

3"
(

poet,

31

a bad poet.

The being without a

w< )

poet,

(f)
bad

poetry.

3J3Fp

a.

31 + 3*^1 ) Not moved or dis(to.) Freedom

from disturbance,

(mfn.

turbed,

Gr. 765. 776. 986.

3[+3f3)

(mfn.

s.

quietness.

^<P

(n.) 1. Pain, affliction.

2. Sin.

3refH3 a.
(mj"k. 3I + <F) Bald, destitute of hair.

^l<t>I> a.

A name

s. (to.)

of

Ketu, the Dragon's

tail

2.

Not

(mfn.

a.

Not

(mfn.

a.

maimed.
1.

313^}
1.

Without hands,

].

Without taxes, exempt.

2.

Not hard.

33 + 3^1 ) 1. The not doing someThe want of means to perform some-

5 . (n.

thing.

^+

31 + 3^")

Not hard.

rigorous or harsh.

4i<K
2.

3^^)

or

disturbed.

313^"

(31 +

a.

Fl

3T + 3fH"3 ) Not shaken

or

ascending node.

^FtJ^5

(mfn.

2.

thing.

rigorous or cruel.

3I3f\JHl a (3J
.

+ ^fOTl )

Destitute of money.

<At<Hpr*. (TO.3U3^rfi

) Failure,

ment.
v^<plii<

a.

(mfn.

31 + <2l<) Not speaking;

-ffioO (

yj^ &+

3T^Tf|ir

not talkative.

-31

done.

Not speaking,
silent,

s.

FP*y>lt
(mfn.

\^M&T**&J5'

3T + 3Tffc) Not

(/.) or

to be

w .) Impropriety, im-

possibility.

(n.) Silence.

3J3TI s.
3I3*KtTT

a.

disappoint-

a.

(mfn.

1$ +

Not

to

be

(f.

31 + 3T) Emblic myrobalan (Phyl-

lanthus emblica).

uttered, unspeakable, obscene.

3}3^5C

313*11

s.

(f.

31+3*11)

1.

Taciturnity.

2.

a.

Bad

31 + 3^!) Unfeeling, unmer(/.) or 3 ( w .) Inclemency.

(mfn.

"31

ciful.

or improper language.
<r

3J3t*t3
talked

a.
of.

(mfn.

31 +

3^)

3J3^a.

(31 + A.^y debt) Without

313!

a.

(mfn.

Not spoken, not

31+3^)

debt.

Without ears,

deaf.

313

313

oAl<P'f<tt3" a.

helmsman
3I3"TT3<1

liberation of the soul

that

(m.

s.

>Al<P^< J

31+333)

(/.) or

(ft.)

Not

31
to

313^3

agent

or governor.

agent or governor, without a rule or government.

3) Absence

313^

a.

or

313^3

m. (31 +

33 + ^1

or

of government or order.

31 +

(mfn.

3^)

dirt,

clean, pure.
J:

3I3

II a.

(-**F^mfn. 3T + 3 ^I T)

inefficient, useless,

(/.) or

313*113
useless.

3 (w.)
{mfn.

a.

s. (ft.)

A bad

Inactive,

action.

31

Insufficiency, inactivity.

313*31 + 3)

oJ

Unfit, inefficient,

(In grammar) Intransitive or neuter

s.

(-3 . 313^^ + 33) The doer

313*5131^3 a.

(mfn.

3I3*i5t + 3T33 ) Com-

(mfn.) Without stain or rust.

as
noujs^unraw

rust.
a.
aeaiffb

orfW^ JH^ od ^>

(-f^^

a.

Without

t-

3T+35Tf^ T)
:

mfn.

stain or rust.
a.

(mfn.

31 +

3^^)

Without

art or

deceit, guileless.

or art.

s.

(f.

31 + 3^^1)

A bad

2.

313^3

1.

Want

of plan

plan, a machination.

(m>.3I + 3f^t3) Not artificial,

a.

^1 (/.)

or

^"(w.)

sincerity,

absence of art or fraud.

3I3^*F^a.
3I3 5717H

(mfn.

3[3^>

(p.

AiJjLc)

31 +

(n.

s.

Wise,

3*^)

mfn.

313**K+

skilful, intelli-

111

luck.

a.

(mfn.)

a.

3I333^

3[3Mt>,

Absence of trouble or

(mfn.) Free from

distress.

(313^ + 3^) The

s.

utmost degree

Carey.

of distress.

a bad action.

3J+3*lrt)

3I + 3^>)

(n.

s.

pain.

(-f^

SFs^&frWT. a.
3tf^*T ) Doing
a.

dirt or

Unlucky, inauspicious.

mitting a bad action.

v ff0

Absence of

gent.

of a bad action.

3t<t>

31+3^)

(ft.

true, genuine.

(as a verb).

313*^331

idle.

s.

313^^1
5

3I+3*$ + 3lf^3) With-

313^

3I3c^^T

Free from

Indolence.

(ft.)

(a. Jjic) Intellect, understanding.

3I3^T$1
^<K|v4i $.(/.)

313**1+*^) Indolent.

313^5.

31 + 33+3) Not having an

(mfn.

a.

bad agent

(/.) or

3I3*3Tf(%3a. (mfn.

Impracticableness.

(m.)

(mfn.

a.

be done.
out work,

s.

from future transmigration and

from the trammels of matter, bestowing the

3I3 ITE*ft^I

313^1 a. (-^ mfn. 31 + 33) Without an

or governor,

of action,

fruits

highest state of future bliss.

31+33^) A dwarf.

a. (mfn.

it

the ears

a term of reproach used by Hindus

from the

absorption in the divine essence,

its

is,

which releases

Muhammadans.

against

^<P^1

(31+37^3*1) Having

a.

unpierced

31+37^13) Without
s. (m.) A bad pilot.

(mfn.

or pilot,

ad.

(3I+3S5TK)

Without a cause

Inactive, ne-

or source

suddenly, unexpectedly.

gligent.

3T3*rfr

a.

(mfn.

31 +

3^^

3131
) Inefficient,

3I3tl

less.

3I3**fet1

s.

s.

(mfn.

3I + 3T3$[^t 51) The

nunciation of reward for virtuous actions

An

oaf.

use-

re-

the

a.

313^^)

(3t+3#1)
s.

(n.

ness, gentleness.

Not divided

3T + 3tf&*P)

or cut.

Lenity, mild-

10

3I3>

3J + <pl\3<) Undisturbed, un-

(mfn.

a.

distressed.

Absence of disturbance or
"31 (/.) or
(rc.) Freedom

(re.)

s.

distress, ease.

3^jft>^

bad or useless schemes

triving

3^t^jf53l
a.

3I + ^t3I)

(mfn.

Without lasciviousness or
sence

1.

Unwilling.

desire,

s.

2.

Ab-

(?.)

or freedom from lust or desire.

of,

3[ + ^tH + 3 )

Unwil-

without wish or desire.

lingly,

31^"^

a (mfn. 31 +
.

^1^)

^tTT a. (corrupt, of >Al<pl&

desired.

31 + ^tlP

Not

3I + 3?T3") The

(m.

s.

son or cause,

ad. Fruitless, gratis,

^1 (/.)

31

s.

a rea-

(.) Pre-

with the

31^^ + 31)

a.

(mfn.

3jf<P<f>< a. (mfn.
vant,

Terminated

31
33 + ^tTD)

(m/re.

improper, useless,
(/.) or

s. (re.)

Not

3I^T'6^'R"3

(mfn.

SretWt^t
<]?!< (*1^)

v41<pl4j^5I

2.

a.

(-f%\

business, unable to

Un-

3J + "pi?<p^') Without a

(fre/re^ +

31

ser-

f^^T) Having nothing,

(/.)or 3(.) Poverty,

3I + f^f?K

s . (n.

3lf^f

Nothing.

(mfn. 31 + f^f^

a.

^+

) 1

Ineffectual, unpro-

2.

ductive.

3r^tf^a.

(mfn.

3X+^tR?)

renown,

to

useless.

3^t6 +

31 + <ettfj35I )

(/.)

a.

be done, acting

mfn.

do business.

s.

Want

1.

Without fame

or

(mfn.

of renown or fame.

31^1^ + ^)

Destroy-

ing fame, conferring disgrace, inglorious.

S^fflfeW

mischief, acting improperly.

(mfn.

Born un-

uselessness.

Causing (a thing) to be

Doing
a.

be done,

3T^t^)+^t^)

Doing that which ought not

improperly.

to

Loss, detriment.

^ (re.) Impropriety,

Born untimely

^<Pl^ + 3[t3)

Reducing, diminishing.

31^1)

a useless

A bad servant.

(m.)

s.

3rf3f?K
31^1^ + 31$)

(fig.)

ad. Sans, (locat. case of 31<?t^[)

poor, indigent.

31

(mfn.

a.

letter

Hoiks

indigence.

letter

^<pU1^3
by the

a.

(mfn.

a.

(m/re.3I3?t3" + 3ltfTt) Beginning

without a cause or reason.

>il<Pl<lm

or unseasonably, premature.

^if^N" a.

or

dis-

Carey.

birth.

^ (re.) The being

tence, vanity.

unseasonable.

bad season, time of dearth or

seasonably, untimely.

3I + 3rte ci) Without

(mfn.

a.

occasion,

or

time, not

an improper time.

31, or the

letter

character representing the sound of

313^^

time

to

(to.)

Out of

timely, abortive.

to be done, improper, unfit for use.

>H<frl<

3^tfP+ft^1) The form-

31 + ^1^)

(mfn.

3W^3

(mfn. 3[ + <fteP) Not to be

a.

(f.

pumpkin, born out of season

Free from lasci-

vity or lust, chaste.

-Al^PCD

s.

Free

irregular desire, chaste.

sii.<J?lU<$>

s.

tress

(-f^l mfn. SOTT + ^T)

^3I<Ft3ft

from

Sans.

not thinking of

ing of bad or useless projects.

suitable

p$&38 ad.

Con;

business; envious.

from disturbance.

^<f1*4

tpt^

(mfn.

a.

*T

a.

-f%\

Causing the

mfn.

loss of

3^fif+

fame or reputa-

tion.

Unfit for

3^tf^H (-^

mfn

>

^tfi5+^^ )

ssp

ii

1.

3J^

Without fame or renown.

Having a bad

2.

33^3

a.

(mfn.

3I+^F3) Not

reputation.

3F3F33*r1 a

U^ffr^

3J + 3jfl^T)

(mfn.

crooked, right, straight.

-31

3"

(/.) or

(ra.)

Not

1.

Upright, honest.

2.

12

(IW^ /. 31^3-^^T)

Not having accomplished an

3FS3^tiP
)

action,

unsuc-

cessful.

Straightness, rectitude.

3pflG3t^TT a. (mfn. 31 + <F3 +

done.

a (mfn.
.

Free from

31^3 +

^6

Not having

accomplished a duty.

danger or apprehension.

3^^Ti
2.

An

s.

3I^3^3>

31+3^11)

(/.

which conveys no blame or

opinion

a.

Not angry, mild,

5.

(mfn.

a.

^+^'M

(/.

ungrateful.

3T+^3 + \5)

Ungrateful,

31

(/.) or

31+^3+TOTl) An

unmar-

returns for kindness.

Ingratitude.

(re.)

metal.

^<f*ll<1

3I^33i

3I + <$\j*J) Not

(mfn.

making no

placid, gentle.

Not having

accomplished a duty.

!!^} a.

censure.

& (n.3T+^f>) Base

33^3 + <|3^)

(mfn.

Blamelessness.

girl

who has

3$|Wtel
ried

(m.

man.

exceeded the tenth year of her age.

^1^1

a.

31 + 3^^)

(mfn.

Destitute of pro-

3^3ft"^t5;

3I+^3 + f^lT)

(m.

a.

Un-

married.

visions, unprovided.

3$^tT a.
cient

(mfn.

means,

3I^3t*i

3J + <P^iH) Without

deficient, indigent,

s. (m.~)

a.

(mfn.

3I + <<*lVt

31

Not

noble, un-

3I^*H

s.

(mfn.^

1.

31 +

(n.

a.

3^)

Misfortune,

Unlucky, unfortunate.

a.

2. Inexpert,

(-P^mfn.^^l + ^X)

Un-

happy, unfortunate.

33^tP^ s.

The ocean.

(a.

a (mfn.
.

Intellect,

wisdom, under-

Not shared,

3I^3+^'l*LH

mfn.

disposition.

31^3 + ^1 K<

(mfn.

Not

re-

3I^3t*W<l a.

having trespassed,
.

31 + ^3 +

(mfn.

3?W^

Not

guiltless.

(mfn. 3T +

^3 + 3J$1 ) Not having at-

tained a purpose, unsuccessful.

or

-f

n .)

s.

(3T^t3;T+3l

or

of skill or knowledge, unfitness.

31^31 a. ( f$^mfn. 31^3 + ^^) Not clever,

inexpert, unfit, inadequate.

3[+<Fl)

Shoreless,

3I^tsjls3<
ocean

without shores
lamity.

a.

3I^f33l (/.)
+ 3^ Want

standing.

3I<pT

Having a bad

3I^3t3j a

(m.)

spected, not honoured.

awkward.

3^^

(-TH

a.

3J^3TPR
(/.) or 3 (n.) Meanness of

want of privileges.

birth,

^3 + 3I0Je

Want,

3I^3tn1

privileged.

(m/w.3I +

not distributed.

deficiency.

^H<pHl*t

a.

suffi-

(fig-)

boundless sorrow or ca-

a.

(mfn.

3I + <3F3 + &3^) Not hav-

ing given an answer.

^WW'k
ried.

-31

a.

(m.

(/.) or

31+^3 + 5^)

-3 (n

.)

Celibacy.

Unmar-

31^

13

SI^ftFI

(mfn.

a.

3I + <$>RlM

not

Inartificial,

factitious, genuine.

or

compassion, inexorable, unfeeling.

31^1

or

com-

passion, cruelty, hardheartedness.

3TfZnmti

a.

ilf!M
action.

(f.

ad. (corrupt, of 3[<plu>

of

(corrupt,

a.

W'l'VU)

Unfit, im-

of

JfPfWj

Useless,

{mfn.

3[

s.

(m.

action.

+ ?pr )

Effected by

3J +3^3) Not bought.

(mfn.

a.

(/.) or

3 (n.)

^CIFiJ

n31

(mfn.

a.

\?1

chased.

3T +(^1^1) Absence

Mildness, gentleness.

3I + 3M

3T!J*^" a. (mfn.

angry, appeased.

Not

or

(f)

cruel,

3"

tender,

(n.) Tender-

entirely

absorbed in the divine essence.

3IRtI1

bad

Neglect

3.

ness, commiseration.

Not

(mfn. ^rf^TTl

compassionate.

unfit.

a.

4.

3TZF^a. (mfn.^l + 'HF^) Not

v3l

(corrupt,

Cessation from

actions.

313^3

practicable, useless.

^I?CU1

f!

Unfit, use-

less, vain.

a.

35 + "ft5TTl)

rites.

a.

bad

3R<P<H11

Not being

Failure of an action.

2.

Guiltless, innocent.

saleable, not

^ + f^J^\)

(mfn.

s.

of religious

n1H.<Pn5LU

Not

performed, not being done.

(f 31 + ^1) Want of mercy

s.

(mfn.^+f^)

a.

for sale.

31 + ^1) Without mercy

a.

HfZBl

14

31+dFXT) Not

(/.) or

of anger.

3 (n.)

to be pur-

The not being

for sale.

Without anger or passion.

a. (mfn.')

SK^Kl a. (-f*R>/rc. 31 + C3ffl

Not

3TCIFfH

(m.

s.

mildness,

31 + C!FW ) Freedom from anger,

tranquillity,

Free

(mfn.)

a.

from

angiy, not passionate.

anger, mild, placid.

silWlU^ a. (mfn. 31 + t^pM^H ) Not soft

rough,

3KZftf^?

severe.

a.

(mfn.

^I+CZFffe)

Not

irri-

tated, not enraged.

3K#tf^

s.

(n.

31+rftfl^T) )

of crookedness, straightness.

(mfn.)

F.

3X13^*^

Not crooked,
s.

tice,

a.

(n.)

Want
a.

(mfn.)

Want

(mfn.

Want

pret.

\3l

Srafcft a.

- f^?Tmfn. 31 +

(f.) or

3"

+ 3>T ) Not

angiy.

Not tired, unwearied.

of af-

of dexterity or prac-

Inexpert.

of practice or

a.

2. Sincere.

straight.
l.

2.

Absence

2. Sincerity,

(n.

fection, dislike.

1.

3rf|^

(mfn.

a.

3T+f<J^) Not

disturbed, not

fatigued.

skill.

part. p.

R.

^I^-f^)

^[f|^lfi a. (-*?I\ mfn.

3T^ + ^

I:

^1)

Unweariable, not tired in action.

Anointed, besmeared.
the last

member of a compound,

Anointed with
Anointed.

^ipM

s.

It is frequently

(m.

oil,

from

used as

vllt^H

e.

Oil,

+ 3F35

Wilkins' Gr. pp. 418, 422.

3T + Tf^T) Want

succession, irregularity.

of steps or regular

s.

(m.

31 + C|J*I) Absence of

fatigue, or disturbance,

a.

weariness,

(mfn.) Undisturbed,

unwearied.

3K<$1*1 ad. Sans,

(locat. case

out disturbance or fatigue.

o/3K|fl ) With-

15

16

Root,
2.

To pervade.

^11 53? s. (m.')

1.

A
A

kind of seed used

pus ganitrus.)
blind.

soul.

12.

cially religious.

pound words
eye

4.
6.

A
A law

cart.

snake.

^1^)

Indestructi-

fourth, seventh,

month

if it

hap-

pjlfl s. {f.^m\ + 3^Tn)The third

day of the lunar half of the month Visakha.

m.

As. Res.
13. (In

3I+5$Hl) The

{f.

As. Res. in. 261, &c.

suit.

com-

3Tf^ The

Having long and narrow

280.

33^^f%U (/.335$fl1 + *JpTOl) Afestival

performed by

women on

the seventh day

of the second half of the month Shadra.

eyes.

Play at

3T5$3

s.

One born

9.

A mark.

31 +

{mfn.

pen on a Sunday, Monday, or Wednesday.

5.

Knowledge, espe-

11.

a.

fourteenth or fifteenth day of a

(Ekeocar-

for rosaries.

substituted for

it is

g.) 3rtTT3l$d?

e.

8.

The

10.

The

2.

(Terminalia belerica, Rox.*)

weight of sixteen mdshas.

3I5$in1lI

ble, not decaying.

die for playing with.

part of a carriage, a wheel.

7.

or obtain.

To accumulate.

3.

beleric myrobalan.
3.

To reach

1.

i.

a.

Res. in. 290.

dice.

(mfn.^.+%$3) Uninjured, not broken,

whole,

Whole

(w.)

s.

3I5^3f^ a.

scar.

virgin.

s.

^ItKkTt

(m.

^l^ + W^) A judge.

(-f^L

s.

<

(m. 33s$ + <|fc)

s.

STCFRfl*.

(f.

~31

(/.) or

3ltj?Ui

s.

Want

forbearance, or compassion

(ra.

inadequate.

Brahma, Vishnu, and

of patience,

envy.

One moment, one

3.

The sky

or

atmo-

sphere.

4.

Final liberation and beatitude.

3I53R1>^

a.

{mfn.

sHt$+T>^) A

scribe,

^ttH 01

^\H$<+T> C

{m.

s.

A scribe,

+
{mfn. 315$^" "5^3)

a.

a writer.
scribe, a

{-T^mfn. 3I3$3" + ^f^T)

a.

3jft^j

{mfn.

a.

s.

(.)

letters or

by

writing.

^f+^fl)

Not oozing

The not being

leaky.

^s^rfc^Jt^ s { m 3i5$^+fwt*T)
.

or

writ-

3I5$Wt*Tl

s,

{f.

3^ + 3^1)
3W + ^T)

The

series

of letters, the alphabet.

s.

{f.

315$ + 3^1)

necklace,

lsH>i?J^

s.

{n.

TTQ

Scrip-

ture, a writing.

rosary.
a.

n. 76. 84.

the

ing, scripture.

instant.

3^3TH1

Manu

leaking,

(n.) Inability, insufficiency.

Om,

syllable

gamester.

35-5P^ Unable,

j[

alphabet, a

mystic appellation of

Earning his livelihood by

{f.

313$rters.

The

2.

3E$+^) Gaming, the playing ^^3E<fJ

(mfn.

a.

letter of the

writer.

with dice.

^Wfc^

character, a syllable.

^ltt^<D^

gamester.

vAlfc^5

1.

(rc.)

s.

Imperishable, eter-

writer.

<r

<r

^If^T^f^

{mfn. <53,+$$<

a.

Siva.

A virgin,

sii^U

3It3?<
nal,

grain.

3J5$3 + fi>^) Without

{mfn.

As.

{mfn.

3T + 33?U) Without

perishing, eternal, immortal.

decay, not

^^<?0<?
salt.

s.

{n.

315$ +

3^)

White Sochal

1SI

17

3I3$t*l

3J3$ + 3I *i)

(m.

s.

tude or longitude.
s

The pin of the

(mfn.

degree of

lati-

^ ^+#t^)
+

axle of a carriage, or one at the

vi4.t#fiT3 a. (mfn.

18

3J+5?f^3)

Free from hun-

ger or appetite.

3I5<[

3T + 555[)

(mfn.

c-

3(S?1%3

a (mfn.
.

Undisturbed.

3[+5jpfe3)

Undisturbed.

extremity of the pole.

^lltr^M

vll^l^

31 + ^1^

(mfn.

a.

(m.)

mitting, unforbearing, envious.

2.

An

oily

3J + S$1<

{mfn.

a.

a.

(mfn.*)
s

Without

salt or

(m.

s.

may be

food as

31 +

^? + *^^)

&c. as cow's milk,

33fe

kidney-beans,

clarified butter), rice,

(i. e.

barley,

sesamum, and sea or

The

s. (ft.)

forming the

becomes

it

^AJtCl?,

Having long and narrow

3TtTF3, Extended,

Wilson.

river-salt.

(When

eye.

compound,

part of a

Such

eaten during a season of mourn-

ing, religious observance,

ghee

m^fiS

+ 3J5$,

final
e. g.

eyes, from

instead of

(m.) idem.

31 + (5$t^) Absence of

(m.

s.

bance,

potash, new, fresh.

Ni^U^^T

walnut (Juglans regia).

rites triloba).

want of forbearance,

Impatient, unforbearing, envious.

vAJfcl<

1.

nut (Croton Moluccanum or Aleu-

Impatience, envy,

relentlessness,

3J + C^^X) Unhappy.

(mfn.

a.

Impatient, unre-

3H5f3*filI a (mfn. 31 +
.

be disturbed.

31

(5$^^) Not to
3 n The not

(/.) or

.)

being disturbable.

3R5ftf%3

3I+C5$tfe3)

(mfn.

a.

3I^t^l

(-fa^mfn. 31 + C^tf%^) Not

a.

disturbing.

3K5ff^

a.

31+ C5$T3") Not

(mfn.

shaved.

3rfe?
1.

(w.^rfe+^fe"^) The

s.

Undis-

turbed, unmoved.

Eye).

Nilfo><P&"^

distur-

(mfn.) Undisturbed.

a.

com-

plete army, consisting of 109,350 foot, 65,610

eye-ball.

horse, 21,870 chariots, and 21,870 elephants.

SrfSFfa

a.

3lf^ + ^? )

(mfn.

Hateful, de-

tested.

hundred

3I lt*f'|

3Tf^1

a.

{mfn.

^ifexl

s.

(n.)

3R$fl

2.

a.

3I + f^1) Not

Sea

whim,

injured,

3ptfvJ

salt.

(mfn. 31 + 5$!

Not destroyed, not

1.

a.

(mfn.

(/.) or

U^

s. ( n

or perfect,

ranthera Moringa.)

3I5g)

ft

mfn

2.

(w.)

^ + 52))

5[ +

>ift)

childish fancy,

caprice.

3T7
(Guilandina or Hype-

tree

(m.

s.

31+^)

3"

Unbroken,

perfect.

n
The being whole or un( .)

broken, perfection.

wasted.
(m.)

t3l

trillions.

Sea

31 +

^^)

a. (mfn.*)

Unbroken,

salt.

Not reduced

SplfcFffa
to

broken.

powder.

a.

(mfn.

\?1

31 +

(/.) or

The being unbroken

entire.

^^)

3 ( n

.)

Not

to

be

Hardness, in-

frangibility.
a.

s.

(mfn.
(f.

31 + 553. ) Not hungry.

31 +

^1)

hunger or appetite.

The being

free

3T^lTt^1
from

t (/.3T^3l+?tT: fl) The

twelfth day of the

month Margasirsha

lunar year of the Hindus.

in the

As. Res. iil p. 268.

apt

19

20

Not

Not broken.

3#tat&
^Pltfa

{from

s.

Another

3R5$t3)

1.

walnut.

2.

3tfT3

tree (Aleurites triloba).

{mfn. 31 +^t3) Not dug.

a,

^ (rc.)

(/.) or

3rN^T a

The not being

taken into

(mn.)

s.

3j1"t>

3I+ UtTp) Not to

3I+1ft>3) Not

(mfn.

a.

account.

natural lake or pond.

^jSltt&t) a. (mfn.

to be

calculated or counted.

be eaten.
eatable.

^ (n.)

(/.) or

3Ft3

a.

31

^I+^ti^) Innumerable.

(mfn.

a.

Innumerableness.

31 + 13) Not gone, not passed

(mfn.

away.

SJ + fVirT)

(mfn.

Entire, whole.

3Ft3tTlt3
ad. Sans, (instrum. case of

(m/w.^I+l^+^iulvi)

a.

Inac-

cessible.

Entirely, wholly.

3F*]7t3

^[ + ^t5) Not spoken

(mfn.

a.

)
of, in-

moving.

Not going

T.

or

Without a refuge, without resource.

2.

glorious.
s.

^I + ^Ttf^)

(/.

honour, obloquy, scandal,

dis-

(mfn.

S^ttif^gl s.

3PVtJtf5RlW

Sans,

feeling of dishonour.

Root,

*|S^Sft*Wt

wind, or move tor\

(With the

tuously.
)

To

go,

a.

Not

Absence of

delaying.

resource.

(m.

si

ZFm + *$ffiR)

The

submitting to necessity.

(^Ptfe) To

i.

re-

(instrum. case of

Without refuge or

3PUjtf&+C5TW) The

(m.

s.

SI+lf^XTl)

(f.

delay, promptness,
^33?tcUl ad.

Causing dishonour, dishonourable.

Without a

fuge, without resource.

libel.

-^"to or -^tti ( -f^T)

3lNftf9t#5F or
a.

Disgrace,

3FTf3 + ^)

(mfn.

a.

U^tfe

insertion of the nasal,

s.

tf.

31 + 1"^)

(m.

drug, medicine,

a.

(mfn.) Healthy.

move, or approach.
accus. case

3^1

35+1 J Not
A mountain. 2. A tree.
(mfn.

a.

moving.
3.

The

1.

5.

sun.

4.

+ <$t<T) A

CP a. (m/ra.

snake.

Bad

(.)

3Ptt

s.

species of fruit tree

3Pt$3>

31+1^1)

(mfn.

Without the

river

Mingled, composed of various

things, trash, odds

and ends.
(n.)

(Sl + ^fa+^l

s.

or

3") The not being of the same party.

5.

(n.

(mfn.) Without

r l*t 5 T)

bad

calculation.

5.

2.

Not

calculation,

a.

31 + 57^3})

Not

1.

to

be

to be gone through, inacces-

a.

(mfn.

31 + 1^") Not

deep, shal-

low.
a.

(/.) or

prose.

sible.

Sffi8N

3Pft3l

or Ganges.
a.

Without

prose.

a.

moved.

3pttT a.
Gang a,

31+ lip)

(Dillenia sca-

brella).

Sftfl'jft

physician.

(m/w. 31 + 131)

Not honoured,

s.

(m.)

A tree.
3ptH5ft$

a.

(mfn.

moved.

2.

Not

sible.

Sff^MwJ
to

1.

Not

to

be

be gone through, inacces-

3$

21

be approached

3Fffrr

a-

gone through, not to be attained or compre-

SWtt

a.

3Ft*D
oi*

22

(mfn.

a.

Not

to

hended.

(mfn.

SJM-^W^ Without a
31 + STfcl)

(mfn.

deep, unfathomable,

SJWt^s. (.3Pt*D+>iffl*H)

^mWHl

{-fcX

a.

~3I

3FfjP +

mfn.

Mohun P.

p. 95.

tt^'

3nlc

Approaching that which ought not

to be approached ; incestuous.
(/.)

Incest.

^[+^\)

(mfn.

a.

qualities,

(m.) A

s.

Snfte'to

very

Bottomless,

(w.)

hole, a

chasm.

A house.

(.)

s.

s.

body.

Useless, without good

bad

quality.

-^tTl (-f^\)

or

kind of grass, commonly called

)

JDeotar.

a.

(mfn.

Rendering useless

or worthless.

SPt^a.

Not proud.

(mfn.

3PtP^3

(mfn.

a.

^+S3)

^Tvt

Not proud

(mfpM

T1

+ 3t53) 1

or

Speak(In

2.

grammar) Not expressive of quality.

3I + 5t) Not pregnant, not

(mfn.

a.

a.

ing of the faults of others, calumnious.

haughty.

3Pt^

WW

3Tdj^

(mn.

s.

^J+Tt^)

Aloe wood, or

1.

agallochum, or perhaps the tree

fruitful.

duces

*t$wft

a. (/.

3I+ 51^31) Not

pregnant,

not fecund.

sam

it

(Aquilaria agallochum).

from which bdellium

tree,

(Amyris agallocha).

Not pregnant, not

bergia sisoo).

3.

a. (mfn.')

prolific.

(/.)

which pro2.
is

The

bal-

produced

The Sisoo tree (DalNot heavy, light.

tree

particle

used for timber

(Dalbergia sisoo).

Not having an
interj.

enemy.

employed

in

respectful address.
s.

sage,

(m.)

who

is

1.

The name of a celebrated Hindu

likewise considered the regent of

the star Canopus.

grandiflora,

Carey

2.
:

small tree (Sesbana

iEschynomene

grandiflora,

Wilson).
s.

a.

(mfn.

31+ C^tt^) Not

coming

under the perception of the senses.

SftStfSR

ad. Sans, (locat. case

of

^JFtlW

Secretly, unobservedly.

(m.)

(Sesbana

dKMlM

1.

The name of a

grandiflora,

sage.

2.

A tree

Carey: iEschynomene

^K^tlCT
mily,

s.

a.

3J+ (StteT) The

(n.

being of no

fa-

(mfn.) Destitute of family or lineage.

grandiflora, Wilson).

SFlWlrnr s. (m. ^PfS) + STCIT) The seventh

day

in the second half of the

in the lunar year of the

month Bh'adra

Hindus.

As. Res. in.

in

aitWfor

a.

(corrupt, of

3$

front; the rope with

The place

(mfn.

3I+CWfllT)

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

or thing

Not

to

which a horse's

fore

H*1

Without concealment, openly.

legs are fastened in India while he stands in the

stable.

(mfn.) Unconcealed, open.

a.

be concealed.

292.

3P$jjt s.

Absence of secrecy
or concealment,

Not concealed
or restrained.

23

^jrj

3j

^t?i;U

3Tv^)

(from

s.

laria agallocha).

2.

Aloe wood (Aqui-

1.

The balsam

tree

(Amyris

24

plant of stimulant properties,

used in me-

dicine.

agallocha).

^rfSff^f 1 *
>a^j tl

from 3lf*1

(/.

dess, wife of

power.

1.

The

2.

fire,

the south-east quarter.

4.

+f^f1) The name

(/

of a

medicinal plant.

s^flj^M

Fire.

The god of

3.

The name of a god-

Agni.

(m. )

s.

s.

3lf|)

(/.

The

1.

blaze of

digestive heat or

fire.

2.

the ruling deity of

rum

fruticosum, and Grislea tormentosa, Rox).

The lead-wort plant

(Plumbago Zeylanica).

The name of a plant used by dyers (Lyth-

Srf^^P

a.

(mfn.

^f^j+

3^)

Fiery, pas-

sionate.

3lf|W

(m. ^rltj +<"t1)

s.

spark of fire.
a.

siftf^}

(,

mfn

a.

ing

Fiery-

on
Produc-

(mfn.

s.

or Fire

low

(n. Srftj

for kindling

sacrifice

a sacrifice in which

Manu

necessary.
s.

^^+^%)

(mfn.

fire

is

Manu

+^p) A

fire-pit or hol-

of

who

fire in.

to Fire.

(f.

2.

^l+flFd)

1.

religious act performed

sacrifice

by means

s.

(f Srftj+Tft^l) The

playing
fire-

work.

Slf^f

(m. Slftj-t- 7!^)

s.

with fuel, in which a person

is

trench

filled

particular

of mankind.

The

giver

the eldest son or nearest male relative,

sets the funeral pile

(mfn.^tfl\+

a.

on

fire.

^) Roasted, dressed

fire.

SjftP^W

s.

^rf|1+^W)

(/.

An

ordeal

by means of fire.
(mfn.

^j+^R^t^I)

Pre-

ceded by Agni, an epithet frequently applied to

the deities in the mansion of Indra.

Srf^f^

7!^

Burnt with fire

^1+^)

(-^

a.

of the flames in a conflagration, or in a

Pitris, or progenitors

fire.

^rf^tlft^l

The name of a

in. 199.

south-east

by
s.

fire

(m.)

s.

s.

quarter.

of

3XfJtTi^ a (mfn. ^rfjj

class of

setting

fire,

(m.)

n. 96.

The

^rf^lfZF^I

^f^j+^t) Giving
An incendiary.

(mfn.
s.

helpless,

Agni

3lftf^3

fire.

fire.

3jf|t^t$)
to

+^)

^rf^*-,

s.

a.

(m. Slftj

(mfn.

placed to be cured

+3^)

31^ + 3^)

fire,

passionate.

fire,

heat or digestion.

A flint.
Like

fire,

with

from the bite of the whip-thong serpent.

3Tf*tf^
fuel,

s.

^STf^f^ort
a

^\+fU^)

s.

fuel,

1.

a.

heap of

One who
a worshipper of Agni or Fire.

sacrificial or funeral pile.

accumulates

for

(m.

(/. 3Tltj

2.

Collecting

3rf^1i

^f^j +

!)

fiery arrow,

rocket, fire-arms.

^f^^or^f^t^. (m.^t\ +fWf

sacrifice.

(m.

(ra.^rf^+^t

s.

fire

or
s.

Increasing

(mfn. ^Slf^j

or 3lt3, or

3ftT,

or ^Tt

^)

The pain occasioned by the

mation of a tumor.

inflam-

mj

25

A shower of balls

manes

from musquetry or cannon.

'53T^g

Hindu

+ B ) A name of Skanda,

(m. 3lf|j

s.

3T^W3

(m.

s.

Sift

+^ + ^3) Demigods or

whom funeral

to

26

oblations are presented.

They are descended from Marichi, and are

the

Manu m.

the progenitors of the gods.

195.

deity of war.

199.

UfffS^

^Tf^+^) A

(m.

s.

(Premna spinosa

small tree

3Tftf<3^T

or longifolia).

which

fire,

(mfn.

a.

or abounding with

^iftl+OT)

Consisting of]

fire.

passionate.

Agni

2.

Devoted to

1.

Fiery,

worshipping

fire,

or Fire.

The absence

fiery

(mfn.

mouth

1.

Having a

1.

or face.

s.

constantly kept burning.

is

One who
a

maintains a perpetual
priest

sacrificial

sacrificial fire

(mf)

2.

33fft%| s. (m. 3lf?j +

the officiating priests
to

Agni

from R. t'^L) One of

who

attend on a sacrifice

or Fire.
s.

A plant

(-f^m. ^(W

The

(n.

3lf)

+ TH5) A

fire-instrument,

The

title

who

from worshipping the

As. Res.

villi p.

(-^\ m

3lfrt>TOU

delights in

fire

eleven plates or

of a

s.

or wrath,

i.

e.

a passionate

^J^^R
in

(w.)

The name of a plant (Gloriosa superba).

Stf^fas. A sort of potherb, also called f^*THJl

s.

(n. 3rf]

^)

murder of a Brahman.

gutter

(m. ^rflj

sort of sacrifice.

Fire-arms.
fiery

figure.

s.

(m.

^\+^^) A

The

bonfire,

event.

top, point or front part of

any

(In geometry) The tip or summit of a

Colebr. Alg. p. 89.

a. (mfn.') Distin-

guished, noted.

formed by way of atonement

tional

+ 3F3)

commemoration of a past

flame of
s.

Srf^pf^

^rfjj

meteor.

made

*t!F*ft

(n.

^ftj+*t*IFT) One

3fn3

thing.

or

incar-

cible person.

436.

A
2.

An

sacri-

man.

fire.

or prepared in eleven

tiles,

chapter in the White Yajur-Veda, showing the

ficial fire.

offering

nation of Agni, (metaphorically for) a fiery iras-

(n.

benefits that result

An

Agni and Soma of cakes baked on

vessels.

rocket, fire-arms.

Slf^^P

to

(mn.
)

made

marking-nut tree (Semecarpus anacardium).

s.

conversant with the Rig-

(Plumbago Zeylanica).
s.

2.

(--Rr^m. arfjjtsfcr+t^)

s.

The marking-

1.

nut tree (Semecarpus anacardium).

Srf^Jlft

The sacred

Veda.

of appetite or digestion.

^rfJpjU

+ $SFr)

peculiar sort of sacrifice.

^tCftfl

^^^toa.(-^i>.^f?j+3^)

(n. ^iftj

s.

sacrifice per-

after the uninten-

Manu

+ C^TO) A

Manu

n. 143.

3^

a.

(mfn.

33$ +*1

xi. 75.

particular

Going

before,

s.

forerunner.

Belonging or entitled to the first

or

"3"

(n.)

rank

distinguished.

Eminence,

distinction,

\?1 (/.)

3$

27

28

(_fspi>/w .3$ + *ttpF) Going

before, walking in front,

s.

forerunner, a

precursor, a chief or leader.

"Al^lvil a.
s.

An

(mfn. 3J|

a.

before, first-born.

first tribe

or caste.

3$ +

fore-part.

(m.~)

s.

Leading the front or

(mfn.

(m.

Before, preced-

W\

First in order or

(m.)

s.

An elder brother.

s.

elder brother.

(It occasionally governs the

front, previously.

ablative case in Sans.

315^3^+

be taken or

to

(m.

Sans.
s.

Not

ad. Sans, (locat. case of 3[j ) Before, in

ing in order or rank.

3togSR

3$ +3^1) An elder brother.

3$^ a. (mfn. 3$ +^TT) Elder, (m.) An

leader or chief.

(3$+\33T)

ad. Sans.

elder.

31 +^5?

rank, chief, eldest,

3lf&XU

Born before,

(mfn.

a.

accepted.

3lfSfcr a

(mfn.

(mfn.

a.

3$\3S

Born

(-^im. 3$ + 3r^l) A Brah-

s.

3$1^>

elder brother.

man, one of the

3ffl,

+ *3l)

when the moon is full near the head of Orion, or

about November December. As. Res. n. 296.

leader or

Manu

in. 114).

interj.

respectful particle of calling to

Wilkins' Gr. p. 543.

person.

chief.

3$iWt (~^\)
+ Tf%^

or

Ttt^tTT

a.

(mfn.

3$

sf'WFftf 5 Receiving the

or

first

oblation in a sacrifice.

3$^t 1
s

3$+^jt 1)
s

(m.

or

^T)

1.

The
The

liver.

heart.

him
)

children.

Formerly,

before.

(3K^\+F^1)

a.

Before -men-

tioned.

3RSi^R

A leader.

m 3RSj
.

disease of the liver, viz. an enlargement

of one of the lobes, causing

it

to

3|^R

a.

(mfn.

3$ + *R")

a.

occupy the

(mfn. 3jj

preceding,

forepart of the stomach.

Going

s.

(m.3$ +^R1 )

Precedence, head-

3$ + *Tfa) Going in front.

3$ + *T5Tl) A knowledge or

(mfn.
.

(f.

making known before hand, a foreknowledge.

a.

SEWHOJ
eighth

3$ +^) Standing in front.

(m. 3 +3droT) The name of the

(mfn.
s.

month

Chief, principal; prior,

elder brother.
1.

2.

3T^Root,
swiftly.

3$^f1

An

Unwearied, un-

before.

i.

ship.
a.

+^T)

s. (?w.)

remitting.

3T*Rl

3f*5

of 3IS|

case

of

whose wife has

before been married, and has borne

3I$tt^1

^l^t ^)

3$ + Ht

(n.

s.

The foremost

any thing.

(corrupt, of

s.

3[$ +ftfit^) A man,

(m.

s.

3Kf"<[v ad. (genit.

front part of

2.

SRSffttf^"

later.

s.

3W^

Forwards,

ad. Sans.

onwards.

either of the first three classes,

3W*SK ad. (3$ + *t*kK) Before or after,

sooner or

3J0] ifgj

in the lunar year of the

Hindus,

3.

To blame
to

(n.
a.

0,
(3{ <rf3) 1. To go.
To begin moving. 4. To

or censure,

commit

3^1 s.

Free from reproach or censure.

x.

2.

To go

begin.

5.

To

sin,

sin.

R. 3T*P) Sin,
(mfn.

31

guilt.

Not happening.

3i^nbri s .(f 3i+^Ti ) A not occurring,

taking place.

not

31$

Jfi5

29

SJ+^Tk"^) Not likely to

take place, improbable. n31 (/.) Improbability.

^ra^ft^T a.

(mfn.

Not
not taken place.

mfn

WW$&<k

'

occurred,

^ ^)

31$^

33$^ s.

31$ + ^) An

(m.

s.

31$ + 33^)

R.

(n.

30
accountant.

The marking

or dis-

tinguishing of something.

3l$;ftira. (m>.R.3I$ + 3I :ftTr) Tobemarked

Sinful,

or distinguished.

guilty.

3f$P^|

(n.

s.

^r+ni)

Expiation of guilt

(3I + ^t

a.

Also written

place.

Wlvil

Destitute of a landing

Sans.

interj.

i.

553.

*aUXll

(mfn.lA.+

a.

dreadful,

(m.)

s.

respectful term of ad-

(i.)

s.

not

terrible,

of Siva.

numerals

who

life.

human

eat

ordure and other filthy things.

Sirerfa

a.

(mfn.

31 +

C^R)

Without

(m.

it

The

entering of

Carey.

3i$+w+3i^mr)
a mutual mixing of

were with a rope or halter of

their variations being likened to

Colebr. Alg. p. 123.

3I$W^<TSK
See

road, living an abominable

kind of fanatics,

Concatenation of digits

coil.

C^'Z) Not

A name

3i$^*fctrfa

s.

(m.3T$ +

+ <JT^fa)

3T$*THtei7W

31$^}
Walking a bad

31$ + *H3)

(m.

*.

the numbers, as

Wilkins' Gr. p. 543.

dress.

Substi-

^^li.

not mischievous. Trans,

less,

3I$*ft3

numerals into an account.

(-fS=t>>. 3{ + ^tf3^ Harm-

a.

3I$+*l4|<ii*i)

(n.

s.

tution or exchange of numbers.

or sin, an expiatory prayer.

3FTf$

3X$^t^r

31$ + ^!)

s . (n.

3T$FfaTU

(/.3I$+(XI?t

Multiplication.

5;:

Tl) (In

grammar)

The junction of a nasal with a consonant.

3I$f^lJl

(/.

noise.

3T$ + f^lJl)

The

science of

numerals, arithmetic.

*l(.^h<4*.

A sharp

(m.

or surd

^U<m + ^) (In grammar)

letter.

3J$f^"fa> (-f1!^. 3I$ + f^f

ma-

thematician.
f-

is

^+^P

cow

the animal which

s.

not to be killed.

31$

Root,

count.

31$ s.
The

1.

To number

or

To mark.

3.

3I$J

1.

mark

or spot.

2.

species of dramatic entertainment.

act of a play.

a stroke.

decoration.

proximate.

body.

13.

number, or

7.

11.

5. Fault, offence.

War,

8.

6.

Ornament,

10. Proximity,

chapter or section.

12.

The

cypher, an arithmetical sign, a

coefficient.

170. 246. 362.

battle.

Place, abode.

9.

31$+^)

1.

Increasing a

creasing

the

price

of something,

2.

the

In-

reve-

nue, &c.

flank or part above the hip ; the bosom, the

The

line,

2.

(/.

number, by addition or multiplication.

x.

(m. from R.

heart.

4.

(/

Colebr. Alg. pp. 4.

3I$*ft*3

(n.3I$ + *ftg)

s.

numbers, arithmetic.

3T$^5

a.

(mfn.

on the lap

3I$f^3a.

The

book on

Held

science of

arithmetic.

in the

arms or

(metaph.) cherished, fostered.

(mfn.

3T$ + f*$3)
arms

beloved, taken care

merals.

31$ + *$)

lap, held in the

3I$5^i

2.

(n.

Placed on the

(metaph.) Cherished,

of.

31$ + $^!)

Division of nu-

31

8ft

3T$*te

3I + ^t^")

(m.

s.

SPR

music, a diminutive note.

a.

(mfn. R. ^Jxp

or sharp in

flat

Carey.

^1^*1

32

(33ft + 313*1) The loss of the

s.

use of a limb or limbs, paralysis.

+^v?) Marked, paged.

31^ +

(ml

^)

The sudden contrac-

tion of a limb or limbs, spasm, pain.

)

to

To mark,

mark with numerals,

(particularly)

The removal

page a book.

to

or

amputation of a limb.
**fe%<<

A germ

(m.)

s.

or sprout, a

young

plant, a

(mfn. 33ft +

s.

scion, a sucker.

s. (m.~)

^L<gf<\3

+^3)

(^1<><

a.

Budded, germinated,

WflSfl

(femin.

s.

Bor n from one's body.

son.

o/3I^3f)

daughter.

sprouted, blossomed.

^I^Rt^Tr s.

>4|<&+3W)

(m.

The coming

3$rk

of

(corrupt,

s.

3^Wl<frl) A

fire-

pan, a chafing dish.

forth of buds, germs, or sprouts.

^<*i

an elephant

drive

Siva.

3fft[

An

(mn.)

s.

goad or hook, used

iron
;

to

one of the ten attributes of

worn upon the upper arm.

logy, the son of

Colebr. Alg. p. 124.

^^1*1
^>l<><

s.

(m.)

s.

3l3rTl

Am.

hexapetalum, Col.

(m.)

Root.

Co.)

s.

(f,

body.
4.

An

The body.

1.

expedient, a

2.

means of

court-yard.

A woman of

an elegant

s,

(m.

3^+^Jt^ ) A religious cere-

consists in touching certain parts

such science as

is

Carey.

In every limb or
success.

A division of Hindu learning, comprehending

six subjects

bracelet

limb of the
part.

considered dependent upon

the Vedas, hence also called Vedanga

on

of the body according to rules prescribed in the

3.

1.

Hindu mytho-

Bali king of the monkeys.

from

mony which

See

(n.

In

figure.

3$FfJ"fcT

drum.

sort of

s.

Sastra.

^IX

(w.)

W)
2.

sprout, a scion.

The name of a plant (Alangium

s.

(m. 3T?[ + Tl from

s.

come under this

works

description, viz.

remony performed

ce-

at the beginning of a sacrifice

to the manes, to expiate such guilt as

may have

pronunciation, grammar, prosody, explanation

been contracted during the time of legal un-

of obscure terms, description of religious

cleanness.

and astronomy. As. Res.

i.

341.

5.

rites,

Carey.

A country,

Bengal proper, including Bhagalpore.

As.

) Gesticulation,

gesture.

Res. v. 56.
interj.

(likewise)

Sans.

corrupt, of

respectful term of address,

term of

ridicule.

3tf[lTt5I
affix,

which forms words

3^1 A wave, from Cross over

of drum, &c.

Wl)

coat or gown.

Wilkins' Gr.

p. 543.

An Unadi

Wilkins' Gr. p. 861.

s.

(n.

body of men

3^+CTfrT)

The

hair

on the

or animals.

like
1.

sort
2.

Coition.

3.

Union of bodies.

Attachment to a person.

^1

33

(~f^X rnfn. ^pT^ + t^l)

3tfpT*nU
Adhering.

s.

^1^1^.1^

s.

Acquiescence,

i)

3Tf[+^l<)

Gesture, gesticula-

consented

tion.

Agreed upon,

(mfn.
to.

A plant (Hastingia
Gesture, gesticu-

Acquiescence in

a.
;

a proposal, agreement, engagement.

it.

(m.

3rSfl +

(n.

s.

3F?[ + ?T *3t3') Embel-

(to.

lishment of the person by dressing, cleansing, or

perfuming

^I^ft^Pl

agreement, engagement.

Attached.

2.

WSSSWftJi

1.

34

and

leia nitida

coccinea, and Brad-

Hort. Beng. pp.

lanceolaria).

46, 69.

lation.

Bodiless, incor-

poreal (often used as an epithet of

Kamadeva,

the god of love).

sHffWft

partnership.

3^pftTT
S

A| <^)

2.

finger-ring.

^l^<T.il<P

or

(tow.

^tfT^ + TI

or

A finger-ring.

3r?f + ^) 1. Agreement,
A deceitful compact, collusion.

3I^ +

s.

(J.)

(?.)

finger,

a measure of a finger's

breadth, containing eight barley-corns in breadth,

^M^lW

(m.) Charcoal.

s.

(m.

s.

1.

The planet Mars.

3.

Charcoal.

four-

month Chai-

As. Res. in. 279.

s.

(/.

p. 2.

3$ff^T
The

3tfftoif^1

2.

Tuesday.

teenth day in the second half of the

tra or Vaisakha.

Colebr. Aly.

or three grains of rice in length.

To

s.

(/.)

interfere, to

meddle.

To make

The space be-

*AA*Wfl*l*. $S$8MW+SRfl) A shrub,

(Caesalpinia bonduccella).

tween the
Stfrf^TTT

shrub,

thumb

fingers at their insertion.

(n.

s.

by

small

by archers
juring

+ ^H**! )

(jnfn.

piece of

worn on the thumb

or finger

5.

to prevent the bow-string from in-

Carey.

it.

Like

^flff^PN^.

charcoal.

^f^l

leather or thin iron,

(/.

^)

kind of bodice or

for the

archers.
)

portable furnace.

Carey.

^SI^pT + ^T) A guard

or finger, used

verticillata).

^U^*1

^ C<3 To be

desirous of interfering in a thing.

small portable fire-place.

(Ovieda

f^3

To move

or touch with the fingers.

a sign with the fingers.

3I^ + ^tf^1)

3jfrf*T

finger, a toe.

(m.

3tfff% + P

r
)

The promi-

nent parts between the joints of the fingers on

the under side.

jacket.
(tw.)

or sage.

3tffl

a.

body

Mann

i.

35.

(-f^TVT mfn.
corporeal,

A seal-ring.

The name of a primeval Rishi

As. Res.

vm.

444.

Having a

ad. (in comp.) Acquiescingly.

3tfjf*^T

s.

(n.

^f^T + ^)

the fingers.

3T^fl.

s.

(/.)

A finger.

The

root of

35

36

(-SpT^. W-fBlffi) A

The space between the fingers

3tfffi$#*t

s.

^^ft

The

for pro-

Not moving

tip

of the

^3TK3

a.

v^Osit

4l$$Hl

s.

(/.)

The

5. (jb.)

sembling a

3lf3SJsjFl

(m.

s.

tractable cow.

(mfn.^ + '&t^) Not

foot, the leg.

See 3Tf^"
:

^HO^i

3jf%+ ^FT)

A foot re-

trees (Michelia

(mfn. -^I + T^T)

a.

^0^1

33 + l^l"^ )

(mfn.

a.

Champaca

grape.

wavering, not

s.

(m.)

s.

(fern.

Destitute

of

Champaca).

Not shaking

mov-

or

A mountain.
o/^lO^l) The

earth.

lotos.

(m.

s.

^Tf^+vFT)

The

sole of

^ilO^I

0^1)

(mfn.

a.

Not moving, not

current, unusual, impi'oper.

the foot.

^P^i

31 + "5^1)

(/.

3fltH^

ing,

Slf^I^SI^

mild,

furious,

changino;, not fickle.

thimble.

^I^f^s. (p.jj^I)

^+T>v5) Not

(mfn.

s.

^T^T
Cm.) The thumb.

s.

or

tractable.

finger.

3Tf%T

(mfn.) Eyeless.

tremulous.

toe.

(n.
+ ^T) A guard
thumb, used by archers.

s.

tecting the

a.

ST^ft + Stf^l) The

(.

knuckle or joint of a finger or

^Al^plq

Carey.

at their insertion.

bad eye.

(m.

f-;

^af^ifi^

3TSf*T\?

tree.

a.

SJ + T^f^J) Not current, im-

(mfn.

pervious.

A foot resem)

bling a lotos.

Immove-

able.

sif^prfg^l
plant

s.

^rfs^r+sfNi) a

(/.

(Hedysarum lagopodioides,

or Hemionites

3tf>tS^

cordifolia).

3|f%*|*H
iJ^H

or

or

3jf3^5-*r

"^) The two

TT 5

s . (n.

feet,

To

the nasal,

termination which

tions to

feet.

insertion of

appended to preposi-

Upwards, towards the

e. g.

north, from

^S^ + ^TJj

^<

towards the south, from ^ll<

nA^oI^I

ll>^

Downwards,

+ ^A|E>^.

3jM^

3I + T>tR) Not

(mfn.

31 + T>1

(mfn.

evident.

Without

a.

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.^ + "UW^) Not

3051^ a.

art or

s.

wavering,

(n.) Firmness, steadiness.

(mfn.

3I+C>Hl^)

Motionless.

Immoveable.
,

s^0 lrin lu\3<^

a.

(mfn.

3j+Ft^f|Tr33}

Immoveable.

^^.If^lva

the vowels and diphthongs.

a.

Motionless.

Wilkins'

p. 82.

3H>f<fr3

(>>.3I+"5p?Pg)

deceit.

(In grammar) a term or formula denotingall

a.

not fickle,

so.
is

a.

form adjectives or adverbs expressive of

direction;

Gr.

^f% +

a pair of

and with the

^IFf^W

3I + T>f^3) Undismayed.

a.

a.

(mfn.

(mfn.

3I + I>tf^F3 ) Not moved.

3[+]>tn>) Immoveable.

^f^^^flTT a.
Not

to

(mfn.

^ + fuf^^Wtt$)

be cured, not medicable.

3JP

3H>
K

37

3tf&ft^*ri

s.

31+fsf^ri)

(j.

Bad me-

dicine, neglect of medicine, quackery.

3lfj^. (m/w.3I + f?>3)

3U.IXJ1

31 +(1^3^)

(mfn.

a.

38
Thoughtless,

senseless.

Thoughtless, careless.

3IT53T1

(7.31+0^3^1)

s.

Thoughtlessness,

insensibility.

nII^^

31 + R>g<P)

(mfn.

a.

Thoughtless,

3I(.O c'1 a

careless.

31+ (U^) Wanting

(mfn.

clothes,

naked.
Thoughtlessness,

3IO>^

carelessness.

a.

31 +(T>^) Without motion,

(mfn.

without exertion,
Inconceiv(/.) Inconceivableness.

able.

3lfS3l

s.

31 + fWl) Thoughtlessness, neg-

(f.

-31

inert.

(_/.)

Absence of

motion or exertion, negligence.

3ICF^ a.

(mfn.

31+ (5^5)

Without

excite-

ment, not calling into exertion.

lect.

3irSf*&3 a

3lfs1%3

(mfn.

a.

3lfirfi!F333 a

be thought

^lR><

ing, short,

(mfn.

31+ C^f%3 ) Not

laboured

or sought after.
<

3I + f&f%33)) Not

to

^.OvSIJ

(mfn.

a.

31+ tl>3^ )

Without sensa-

tion or consciousness.

3j+ffef>

31 +

momentary.

Inconceivable.

Not durable, not

31

(_/.)

315^
last-

3 (h.)

or

Transientness.

A short time.

3l(wf!Fr

(mfn.

a.

^rf&^ + fZPT)

Acting

speedily.

1.

(mfn.) Clear, transparent, good.

a.

bear.

life

s.

(wi.)

ad. Well.

2. Crystal,

3T55^[a. (mfn. 31+

0^) Uncovered, divested.

3^^T. (-Wlmfn. -31 +
Without a

^)

garment or covering.

3T55^"

a.

(mfn.

3T5^^ 5

^ifS^t^l a. (-f%\mfn. ^H> + ^ftf^)

Of short

inconceivable.

of,

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.

(mfn.

a.

3I + f^f^3) Not thought of.

3[S5^ a.

or duration.

(mfn.

3[ + T^") Uncovered.

3[^ + ^)
31 +

5^

bear.

Without fraud,

sin-

cere.

^ft>4*Wt

a.

Not

3lfl>Tt^

(-f^\

mfn.

tf+'fW-

3T5^tf^3 a.

(mfn.

lasting long.

ad. Sans,

(ablat.

case of

3rfW)

3I+Z^ffpf3 ) Uncovered.

a. (mfn.

3I + ^tfp[33}

Not

to

be covered.

Shortly, in a short time.

3T^tTp
Sans.

ad.

(dat.

case

of ^llf!^

3T5^tTT a.

Shortly, in a short time.

NilH>^

a.

(mfn.

3I + fij^) Without a mark

or

a.

(mfn.

3[ + ]>\3l ) Without

a crest or tuft

of hair.

3T^fK?
powder.

3rfB5iH

(mfn.

3T + ^tTp ) Not

3I+^td )

to

be covered.

Without shadow.

31 + fiEl) Without a

a.

(mfn.

3lfe*r

a.

(3r + fe^ ) Undivided, not

3KS5^ a.
a

(mfn.

hole or

defect.

distinction.

3T^v5

a.

(mfn.

3T + "5ff\J) Not reduced

to

(31+ C5p{ ) Without

split.

a fissure or di-

vision.

3TSJ3

a.

(31 + "573)

t falling,

not decaying.

39

40
s.

The name

of a shrub used in dyeing (Morinda

name of

Balarama.
Root,

(^KSfR?)

i.

1.

To

go.

To blame,

2.

x. (with the insertion of a nasal,

SPOTfa)

To

eternal,

(m.)

s.

^K5l<

a.

(mfn.

3J + v5l<

1.

NilsS<

fSR a.

(?/.

Not subject

I)

to old age

^SES^ + ^PR") Not subject

and death.

to decrepitude
<-

shine.

<r

3OTP

31 + s5t) Unborn,

(mfn.

a.

vic-

and decrepitude.

to censure,

3T3

(-ftF^mfn. 31 + ^ftpT) Not

a.

torious.

tinctoria).

3OTft

not produced,

god, deity; the Eternal

Spirit, creator of the universe.

2.

(mfn. 3J + 3^P

Not

a.

indigestible,

^pn^l

liable to decay,

Friendship.

s. (ra.)

(-f^^ w>. TO+^f^pr

s.

he-goat.

plant; described as a milky and thorny plant

SKSFTfN^

s.

(Ocymum

shrubby basil

^HFt^"

(m. 3tvl
;

s.

^ES+rfal+t^)

(/.

The

gratissimum).

^K511 <P

A large serpent (Boa

33Tl

s.

(f.

from 33>3l

1.

Wilson.

for the eyes.

^K5ltj ad. Sans. Eternally.

A female goat.

2.

(In

philosophy) Matter, the secondary or passive

mfnm SJ^^R + ^J)

;

(Literally)

(used ironi-

an indolent person.
(mfn.

a.

of a crooked figure, like a ram's horn,

The bow of Siva.

a worshipper of the Boa constrictor

cally for)

fruit

and used as a medicine

constrictor).

^KSFf^inS

with a

35+3*T&)

principle of creation

5!^"

(Boa

Fatherless.

Trans. R. As. H. 18.

nature.
^ikSll

the unborn sempiternal

s.

(m. vlk5l1

constrictor).

2.

1.

A small

large snake

plant (Eclipta or

Verbesina prostrata).
)

Colebr. on

tion.

^RFT^ft^ a.

(mfn.

^K5lPi\J

(mfn.

a.

Am.,

A term of impreca(/.) Cumin-seed.

p. 286.

+ 3Pnf} + 3

^ + OlR^3)

Motherless.

^Olloft^

s.

(m.

tion,

m.

3T^) Non-produc-

(-^\n.

See

(n.

SHWfotl

^I + ^3rP

s.

(f.

several plants,

(Carum

The name of

viz.

1.

The common caraway

2.

kind of lovage (Ligusti-

3.

A sort of parsley (Apium

carui).

involucratum).

primary musical notes.

^fOTt ^,
^t*T,

(mfn.

^+\5PU') Unvanquished,

s.

(m.

or

a.

f^^,

(mfn. "3I + fs5l\5

invin-

^rfeK5f^T

3OTPft^T

One

of the seven

or

(m>. 3I + fe-

ferf*T) Not

Wilson.

cible.

musical

or

_*T3>,

s.

Carey.

malicious, not cruel.

a.

a.

horse of a

(mfn.

Like the bleating of a goat.

portent.

^KI+GfiK)

cum Ajwaen, Rox.y

^53ni

good breed.
a.

Unproduced, unborn.

a. (ra/k.)

goatherd.

Unproduced, unborn.

Not born, not

produced.

3lv5rM

35i1+3lt^)

^T3iTPHFT) The name

mode used by

the Hindus.

of a

Carer/.

a.

(mfn.

Unconquered.

3[ + f^jfelT ) Of un-

subdued senses, incontinent.

(n.) 1. Leather.

2.

hide used as a

42

41

&c. by the religious student

seat, bed,

to

Manu

(n. 41)

common

SJ + ^et^

{mfn.

a.

J^PPSfti^ a.

deer, or the goat,

commonly the hide of

it is

accord-

should be the hide of the

it

black antelope, the

but

an unknown

{mfn.

father,

Unknown.

3F3t3 + f^S + ^ ) Of
A bastard.

s. (wz.)

the antelope.

Not known

{mfn.

A bat.
before.

srferortf^

srft^+oitf^) a

(m.

d eer

^t^^t^Tl a.

(/.

313^3 + OTT^ ) A girl

or antelope.

and surprised

arrived at the period of puberty,

(w.)

^rf^B

court or yard.

^I + fiW)

{mfn.

a.

at her

SRQSl

sensations.

Not crooked,

person unac-

(I n

quainted with a thing.

straight.

^ife^l

own

(m.

s.

a.

^rfSl^ + ^tl

^ + <[<)

{mfn.

An

3F3st3t^ s. {m. 3I\3sT3 + 3I$

An unknown number. Colebr.

arrow.

Lifeless,

Death

s.

^3T3ft^^T

{mfn.

a.

R. As.

Trans.

the universe.

3T + 0lT<H

destitute of a livelihood,

s.

Colebr. on

cation.

Am.,

{mfn. 3I+\5itf3

a.

rela-

tions.

Without

life,

33\3it3 ad. Sans, {locat. case of 3T3it\3

by

cretly,

a.

term of impres.

p. 286.

Lifeless, with-

Se-

stealth.

+ \5fr^ )

{mfn.

Senseless, ignorant.

(w.) Ignorance, (particulai'ly)

31

rance, worldly illusion.

)

Having no

(w.) Death.

3KETfo

551.

Algebra)
p. 185.

according to the Jainas, the inanimate part of

i.

Aly.

Ignorance.

spiritual igno-

(/.) or

(//.)

out a livelihood.

(^FSTfr + sPi) Unwisely,

ad. Sans.

(^ + 3tcf)

SrfH' a.

having digested.

^31

gestion.

sAl^<

3.

(jQ

Indigested.

1.

Not worn

or

ijy>.\ )

out.

Not

2.
s.

(n.) Indigestion.

through ignorance, unknowingly, unconsciously.

Indi-

labourer, a hired

>5p^T,

s.

a.

-J {n.)

(/.) or

Ignorant.

I gnorance.

s.

(p.

jji^

The

^^1*7) Un-

wisely, foolishly.

wages.
written expo-

^IC^U

a.

{mfn.

31 +

03sTI

Not

be known,

to

incomprehensible.

sition of a case.

^U5lil

3I + \3itf^ )

ad. Sans, {locat. case of

(p. Xjf*-\ ) Hire,

^I^Tt^rl

{mfn.

3K5Tf^T3l

workman.
33T^"1

a.

{mfn. ^51+

Unconquerable.

^N|<

a-

{mfn.

31 + ^pf

fever)

Without

trouble,

disease, pain, or anxiety.

^N|<p|

s.

{f.

from R.

^T3?)

courtezan (in

theatrical language).

(/.)

3T^t#1
a

s.

{mfn.

(w.)

A plant
+

Ignorance.

a.

{-f^

3[ + 3if^T

mfn.

Feverish)

Free from trouble, pain, or anxiety.

A plant (Flacourtia cataphracta).

(/.)

^<l

(Phyllanthus Niruri).

Ignorant.

31

(/.) or

3Wf&f3

a.

{mfn.^l +

Wf^S)

Slow.

ad.

Slowly.

3$^ Root,

i.

(^I#f& )

to treat with respect.

1.

2.

To

adore, to worship,

(3$*f3, 3$*C3)

3$

43

To

to approach.

go,

To speak

To

s. (m.~)

To ask

3.

indistinctly,

and

i.

or beg.

x.

4.

of a town or

See R. 3IT>^.

A border, a

1.

country,

skirt.

3Tt Root,
proach,

discriminate, to individualize, to

possess especially.

3$**T

3El

STt^T s.

To move,

i.

(3jirf3) To

x.

R.

(n.

44
to go, to ap-

slight.

3Ttt+3FT ) The act of moving

or

walking.
2.

district

a quarter, a tract of

3^1% or -^fl.

s.

The notched extremity of

(/.)

a bow.

land.
(f.)

of ^SI^^l) To-

ad. Sans, (locat. case

3Tfcff^<

wards.

officer

3rf^3 a. (mfn. R. 3$^+

Worshipped,

re-

vered.

3^^

To

vii.

anoint.
s.

(n.

(3FTf3F)
To be

3.

R.

1.

To make

beautiful.

3^ + 31^)

2.

go.

It is

33^

<M.

or

Carey.

Ink.

(In rhetoric)

4.

tree,

Gendarussa).

R 1^^1+31) Immoveable,

(mfn.^l+

a.

The Malabar-nut
J.

^31

(/.) or

3"

(w.)

Ab-

sence of motion or change.

An

See

niable statement.

unde-

3K ta^^l

(mfn.

Immoveable

2.

in
3.

s. (?.)

Adhatoda and

some chemical

be a kind of lead ore."

an

forester,

of the forest.

a.

Night.

generally

but that sold by the

native druggists appears from

trials to

a thicket.

3Ttrf<r + ^)

unchangeable.

black powder

"

used to darken the eye lashes.

supposed to be antimony

To

4.

1.

clear.

forest,

(m.

s.

(Justicia

313* Root,

The use of

mind, firm.

3li

a word in a specific acceptation.

s .(f.

R.3Tt+3l1 ) Wandering about

as a

mendicant.

vegetable perfume.

beggar or devotee

Wandering as a

great travelling.

species of green

common upon shrubs.

mother of Hanuman.

lizard

the

^ISpTte^U

2.

(m.)

A mode

1.

and keeping the palms from

ing the hands,

touching, as

if to

much

sure,

as

when

so joined.

^^I^Tl

of veneration by join-

hold an offering.

2.

mea-

as can be held in the hands

ad. Sans.

1.

Soon, instantly.

2. Truly,

i.

(^U3)

x.

(3I^rfv?)
s.

attic,

A
a.

1.

To

3I^t^s.

(p. f[*r\ )

Completion.

(v.j*ssr\ )

1.

Much,

2.

fig tree.

bruised,

1.

To
2.

slight.

surpass or excel,

To
2.

kill or hurt,

To be

small.

excessive.
)

Much

3T|) A

palace.

laughter,

a roar of laughter.

(m. from

A fig.

Not

room on the top of the house, an

(m. from
s.

to transgress or exceed.

justly.

3K|*fa

Not broken, whole.

smooth.

3I Root,

elephant of the north-east.

31

(mfn.

a.

3^1 + 33*1) The female

(/.

(mfn. 3J4-"tO>

a.

In mythology,

house, a palace

an

3T| ) An

edifice

upper-roomed

of brick or stone.

,;

45

31&li

s.

3PL+^T1) Wandering,

R.

(/.

3F3
as a

i.

(3T

and, with the insertion

31

of a nasal,

To

go, to go to, or to-

STt^

3IC&*Ta. (31 + C&*\ )

Undeniable, unanswer-

a.

3Fj+^)

(mfn.

(3^1^ + 3^)

An undeniable

Manu I.

feeble.

^3 A

ot,

i.

(^oRj )

To

strive or

endeavour.

from^ Support 3T^3 A bird

master,

Wilkins' Gr. % 863.

species of pulse called

pigeon-pea (Cytisus Cajan).

^lO^T

See 31<>i

bescens).

species of pulse, called pigeon-pea

(Cytisus Cajan).

3KT3l

(mfn.

a.

v2^H<H

3[^3^ Root, U (^HO^f^ )

1.

To

connect.

2.

313

Produced from an

313 + ^^:^) The

(n.

laying

To

v. a.

an egg,

a.

3J3 + 3lW^)

(mfn.

oval.

s.

lay eggs.

(m.)

An

Simil at to

an

ellipsis,

oval.

313^"

See

33t3 f3
i

SFl^RooT,

i.

(3Tlf3) To sound,

breathe, to

iv.

(3Ttlf3)

tical,

a.

s.

(mfn.) Inferior, low.

(m.)

A pin

pole of a carriage

or bolt at the extremity of the

;

the pin of the axle.

assumable by a deity.

31*11.11^

An

(f.)

313 + 31^3)
ellipsis,

Root,

i.

Oval,

ellip-

an oval.

(33f\? ) To

nasal inserted,

go, to move, or ap-

3I3f3) To

33^ A termination which

super-

faculty; the subtle and invisible state

wit* (/.)

s.

(mfn.

bind.

serves to form the pre-

sent participle of Sanskrit verbs in the active

voice

e. g.

wound.

Wilson.

3P[^, Wounding, from

a. (mfn.

axle.

and
compar. of

=3^)

Smaller,

33S

3}^

3T^ To

In the nominative case, sing.,

the forms 3]*J^ (masc), vSjsH or

The pin of an

(With a

proach progressively and continually.

A
human

live.

31*-,

3Tf^
3[f^l

Ttf%3

3T3t^t^"

To

313 + vIF^)

testicle.

of eggs.

The name of a plant (Cytisus Cajan).

s.

universe

Carey.

solve or demonstrate.

^1 b<

12.

egg, oviparous.

shrub, a species of Grewia.

To

Manu i.

universe.

313+ C^fa) A

(m.

s.

The mundane egg

caldron which contains the eggs

of the universe.

313^1^

2.

313 + ^6i$ ) The

(m.

(literally) the

The name of a plant (Solanum pu-

s.

313^1$; s

a germ.

germ of the

or productive

Minute,

which forms words such as

affix,

313 s. (to.) 1. An egg,

3T3jr

2.

56.

^ Go, &c.

from
See

statement.

Minute, small.

1.

ST^+STtfiT^)

(mfn.

a.

313 An Unadi

able.
s.

(Panicum

sort of grain

Skilful, clever.

STtSTtft^

wards.

Slrt^Stl

2.

miliaceum).

beggar or devotee.

3^ Root,

an atom.

particle,

46

(neut.), e. g. m.

to.

3KS

31^,

it

31^.
/.

takes

(fern.),

3T[^t

or

Wilkins Gr. % 672. seq.

very small.

3^

3F3 An
a.

(mfn.) Small, minute,

s.

(m.)

1.

A minute

affix

formed from

by which numeral
Five, and

adjectives are

Ten

as

TO

47

Composed of

five

313
"^*t3 Composed of

^o^ad.(~^

KW*fcpta)

a.

(mfn.

3J + 3<1?) Without a

trace, with-

out reason, unintelligible.

Wilkins' Gr. 955.

ten.

3I333

48

Forthwith,

hereafter.

3I3f<F3 a.

31+ 3^3 ) Not investigated,

(mfn.

not discovered.

313

(3J3^+<4'

conj.

Hereafter, in

313^)

3I + 33 )
5

(mfn.

a.

Not

be reasoned

to

upon, untraceable, uninvestigable.

future.

Therefore, thence.

conj.

3I3&

a.

(z.)

31^3

a.

(mfn.

3J +3& ) Without

shores,

s.

3I3^1

31 + 3^!) The not

(n.

*.

person,

Dissatisfied, displeased.

a. (mfn.')

precipice.

SEPTffa
3J + 33 from R. 3*T

(mfn.

Not

a.

satisfying a

3J +

(mfn.

3^T

Not

to

be

satisfied,

not

pleased, not to be satisfied, insatiable.

stretched, not lengthened.

TOVfa

a.

(mfn.

rienced, unskilful.

31315^3

a.

deserving,

3J3f^3a.

31 + 3*-^ )
2.

(mfn.

Not

1.

Unexpe-

3^3

31 +

(mfn.

Not

pleased, not satiated.

zealous.

31 + 3^1 + 31^3) Un-

not meriting, worthy of something

313^

(mfn.

a.

31 + 3^)

Bottomless,

s.

portion of the infernal regions which

is

That

imme-

diately below the earth.

better.
a.

31 +

(mfn.

conformable to

3^

reality,

Not

accurate, not

able

s.

313

(f.

mfn 3J + 3 ??FlH')

Unfathom-

bottomless,

An

(m.)

s.

abyss, a gulf.

Irregularity,

(from the pronoun

conj. Sans,

Thence.

31+3331 )

2.

3T^Tj

1.

Therefore, from this cause.

non-

confonnity or non-compliance with a particular

3I37ft

s.

(f) Common

flax

(Linum

usitatissi-

mum).

rale.

3I3l%3

a.

(mfn.

3[ + 3f^l3

Unwearied,

in-

Sans.

degree).

Beyond, over

1.

Very,

2.

(in time, place,

much,

exceedingly.

Wilkins' Gr., p. 543.

313^5.

(a.^Lc) Odoriferous essence (of flowers).

3Js3Tft*r

a.

(mfn.

3J + 3Tfftr )

Impassable,

3I3T&ffa^s.

(p.

^jjac)

smelling bottle, a

s.

(p.

Jbjtf ) A

vessel for sprin-

kling odoriferous essences.

3t3f^ a. (mfn. 31 + 3^t + ^

a.

(mfn.

a.

Without a boat.

31 + 33= ) Without

(mfn.

Destitute of

3T + 3^i)

young men.

l,

3rf3^rte

a.

(mfn.

ceedingly hard.

vessel to hold odoriferous essences.

3I3^tto

3Xf3<rft>*Ta. (w*/k3lf3 + ^ril

3lf3^tTT

a.

3lf3^"Hy

2.

Very severe,

(n.

3lf3 + ^"frfe )
Very

1.

Ex-

severe.

3tf3+^tU" )

(mfn.

Gigantic.

3lf3 + ^"S*) Very

the penance of a twice-born man.

in eating a single

a tree,

inexorable.

not to be crossed over.

3I33FI

^[si prep.
or

defatigable, unremitting.

3I333

(n.) Inaccuracy, in-

s.

correctness.

313^31

TO^Fffa

severe

It consists

mouthful (or a ball of

rice as

sterile.

Not young.

large as a hen's egg), for three times three

2.

days

and

for the last three

staining from food.

Manu

days wholly ab-

xi. 213.

SrRj

49

^TR?^ni

(mfn.

a.

50

3lf3 + <Ph

Very sparing

SXfe^OT a.
Very

C^OT corrupt.

useful, very

^RJ3*M *.

(m.

fit

3{$QP7&i

for the purpose.

^f^ + TFH)

going beyond bounds.

s.

(rc.

2.

The passing

1.

or

Transgression (of a

^fij + ZFI

sion (of a limit).

Walking

fast

s.

^if^+^bb?)

(m.

Great contempt.

(mfn.

Very much

pleased.

3lf^3f^

s.

3jf\? + ^f^) High

(f.

gratifica-

tion.

!)

Transgres-

1.

a.

Neglect (of a duty).

2.

3rf3+3R)

(mfn.

a.

command), neglect (of a duty).

^rfeF^

a.

or quick.

or avaricious, miserable.

(mfn. 3lfsJ +

3.

Perfectly sa-

tiated, full to satiety.

An

attack.

3lf3!Ffl

1 (-Tn\ mfn. sxfeFX+t^)

Exceeding or passing over (a

limit).

2.

Ne-

glecting (a duty), outrageous.

a.
1.

(mfn.

3TftreW s.

Fulness, satiety.

C3l^ )

(m.

Great pleasure,

high gratification.

3rf3 + !Ft3 from

Passed beyond, surpassed.

I.

R.

ZPT

2.

Having trans-

(mfn. Srfsf+SfJiJ)

Very small,

a. (mfn.

^Srfe+aJ^)

Quite forlorn,

perfectly destitute.

gressed, having surpassed.

3lf\3S>H

a.

mean, base.

to

3rf^l"^5l

a.

(^if^+C^^I)

Very vulgar,

A guest,

lunar day)

(So called, according

a stranger, a pilgrim.

Mann m.

102, because the guest does not

sojourn a whole day of the moon.)

base, or obscene.

^ifsSl^J
The

sixth Yoga, or

one of the twenty-seven divisions of the

As. Res. n. 302.

ecliptic.

See ^tsJ
f.

2.

The name of several

A strong scent.

C^fft^)

Attention paid to strangers.

a.

3lf3T55Ti

(/.

(Anethum Sowa).

(\3

A plant

+ S$?T ) A

Srf^.+ B^T)
2.

(Hibiscus

mushroom.
1.

plant

Anise, anise-seed (Pim-

pinella anisum).

3lf\3tf^>3l

a.

(3lf3+

Very base.

Loving

(mfn.

guests, fond of visitors.

a.

(mfn.

^fisfk + ^g) Devoted

to guests or visitors.

SlfefSttFTi

s.

(f ^rfef^l +

^l)

apartment or house to receive strangers

^f^f^R^
0^31

Slf^fSl+^fe) Ho-

plant (He-

^Tfe'fe^
(m.

(mfn.

a.

nouring, or paying attention to guests.

mutabilis).
s.

3U%f*l.+

plants, viz. lemon-grass,

(f.

mfn.

Inhospitable.

mionites cordifolia).
(f.

(-f^

a.

3tf3f2M<53

s.

Hospitable re-

ception, hospitality.

Slftfc^

Mungo).
s,

Hindu

(Andropogon Schcenanthus), champaca (Michelia Champaca), and a kind of bean (Phaseolus

3u^W

3lf3f*l + 3)

(n.

s.

Showing

a.

(mfn.

SlfSpl +

An

in.

C^R^

attention to guests, hospitable.

stfe

3lf3

51

52

Attention to guests or strangers, hospitality.

A female

(jemin. of 3lf\3fSI)

(from

s.

guest.

an enter-

host,

clear decision

^Tf^5i7t"PR

+ 3rW? ) Ho-

nouring or entertaining guests,

s.

(m.) Respect

for guests, hospitality.

srftslpH^i

*.

(/.

^Rsnkil

(-^

a.

abundantly,

^tfofi^Wl

^Pi+^^mi)

At-

mfn,

Giving

fc^-wN

mfn.

-h^t*^) Perfumed, fragrant.

(.3lf3 + "Pl*r^I) An

accurate

distinction, a precise decision, certainty.

Srf^Pff^

3K$3 + 'tfF3)

(-ft^

a.

S^tSjVbi^

tention to guests or visitors, hospitality.

or

certainty, truth.

See
(mfn. 3lf$f$l

a.

a perspicuous development

or declaration,

argument
tainer of guests.

Accu-

rate or close inspection.

(mfn.

a.

^3 + P\f%^)

Very

thoughtless, very careless.

liberal, bountiful.

Munificence,

Strictly

(mfn.

a.
)

forbidden.

bounty, liberality, generosity.

)

a.

Stf^TJ^
fliction,

Much

Very miserable.

(mfn.

s.

(n.

Srf^ + TjF^) Great

pain, af-

or distress.

3lf\3^

ad.

^^3+ $\

a. (mfn.

Slf^J

(mfn.

a.

over-cooked

"ftjo

^[f^ + "^") Very

^f3 + "ET?)

Very

SI^P^I

^'f^'l'Pffila! (j/n.3lf3 + ^tpfe)

^ISHl'M
Very

declared oppo-

near.

s.

a.

(^3 + ^*^^)

(mfn.

A great
)

fool.

Immoderate.
)

Great learn-

ing, high attainments.

Much

sleep,

death.

3lfjpF*I a. (mfn. 3tf% + f^TJf) Very much

pressed, low, deep.

^S + ^fe) A

Stand-

(mfn.

(m.

s.

good road.

nent or adversary.

ing or situated very near.

great drowsiness

skilful,

Strictly

religious, very virtuous or pious.

(^f^+^Tf^l) A

s.

Very

^rf^t^

a.

Very

(mfn.

tight.

rich.

(mfn.

cooked,

clever.

^if^ft a. (-$%mfn. 3rf3 + $tf=T\)

a.

3lf3 + *tf ) Well

over-ripe.

35fiHti%ffl>

(mfn.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 62.

distant,

off.

a.

48.) Over

Very depraved,

very bad, depraved.

very far

1.

i.

Landed from a

boat, over the boat.

(mfn.

Panini

the boat, landed from a boat.

a. (mfn.

a.

peremp-

tory prohibition.

afHicted, in great distress, wretched.

SjfiflJ^

^Tf^^tts?

(m.

^if^ + ^t^)

Disregard, neg-

lect.

de-

a.

(mfn.~)

Very

great crime.

criminal, very vicious.

54

Sift"

53

4lRj<Jsii a (33ft + ^>3l corrupt, of

.

Very

old.

very criminal.

sinful,

Very

V3I

capable.

or

able, very

aged,

much

3rf3^f%

s.

3lf\J+^f%) Heavy

(f.

rain,

deluge.

bile.

a.

(mfn.

3rR3f^3 + ^")

ing a superabundance of

Caus-

bile.

Distin-

guished, chief, principal.

in the
a.

amiable,

corrupt, of

"51

(wz.)

Very

great,

(mfn.

ad.

Much.

Much

s.

3lf\J+(3^T) Unlimited,

+ 37*11)

(f.

Extreme

pain,

agony.

vilfSWU

morning, at break of day.

(mfn.
s.

^3

^fe + ^SS)

(mfn.

a.

^ifj^l

Extremely praiseworthy, admirable.

3lf^TU3flrf. (31^ +

^faW^I
much.

(mfn.

a.

a.

enormous.

(mfn.

a.

Early

3rfe+<r^) Very

(mfn.

a.

increased or grown.

Ability.

superabundance
of

^) Very

s.

(m. 3Tf\3

+ 37TT)

Lavish expense,

prodigality, extravagance, waste.

beloved,

favourite.

Very
extravagant, prodigal,

s.

(to.)

spendthrift.

Great love, preFriendship, sindilection.

cere love.
a.

Quite dead.

(mfn.

heavy burden,

Very

great, exceed-

a burden too heavy for the bearer.

Strong, active,

cellent.

ing, extreme.

Very good, ex-

a.

marching

31^3 + ^*T)

(mfn.

See

fast.

great oversight.

great ob-

3Tf3t^t3FT

struction or impediment.
a.

3ifv3+^rnT)

(mfn.

immoderate.

excessive,

scription,

heedlessly, furious,

^rf^t^

(n.

s.

b eyond

i.

2.

de-

Excess

s.

(/.

^rf^ + f^)
The

natives of India and

root

Nepal

of arrows. Wallich, PI.

whether
Wilson.

this

term

s. (to.

safari

a.

StfS+ tokSH)

^ft+q OKl)

An

Gluttony.
outcast.

a.

C$0 +
(mfn.

p.

3^3 +

Savory, luscious.

^) Very mean

or

bad, very slow.

1.

The name of

a most poisonous plant (Aconitum ferox), growing in Nepal.

3lf3q*i

in

talking, garrulity.

3lf3f^1

(n.

Talking

ad. Excessively.

3Tfe + 3tT^T)

s.

is

41".

is

employed by the

to poison the barbs

It

may be doubted

applied to the Betula.

a.

(mfn.

sure, exceeding,

3lf3fXR

a.

(mfn.

Beyond meaad. Exceedingly, very.

3I + fs3fSR ) Not

dark, not

obscure.

See

a.

savory.

(mfn.

Very sweet,

55

Sift

3rf\S
a.

(mfn.

^3lf\5

+ ^S') A

climbing

plant (Gaertnera racemosa, or Banisteria Ben-

^tfSHWl

a.

Si

silf^<U3'+^)

(Dalbergia Oujeinensis).

2.

1.

tree

mfn.

3lft + $ftR)

Toilsome, fatiguing.

galensis).

3TP3II3^

(-T^\

a.

56

Very much fa-

(mfn.

tigued, exhausted.

creeper (Gaerta.

(3lf^ +

Surpassing, excessive.

nera racemosa).
a.

(mfn.

\s$

+ ^U? )

Very much

^Rj^lS^T

^f^)

^Sll^ +

(n.

s.

Liberality,

dis-

giving

a donation, a

gift.

turbed or distracted, very ignorant, stupid.

3rfOT*itSa.
yond

all

(-^ro/M.^ + TT*^)

Be-

praise or fame.
a.

(mfn.

(mfn. ^Slf^ +

a.

^D)

Very

two days, and then

same

delight-

Carey.

See

More, over

(mfn.

v3l

Very care(/.)

ful or cautious.

(n.) Excess.

3lR?R^

5.

(m.

3rfe+R^

from R.

TOT)

More, surplus, residue.

Not having
tilaka or sectarian

mark on the

Diarrhoea, dy-

sentery.

See vAKst^Tt^

3I^ft^
the

a.

(-f^ra/n.3rf3*rR + ^ +

a.

forehead.

E
(mfn. 3lf\3 + T^)) Easily attain-

(mfn.

Very powerful,

(mfn.

SrfSPTte + ff from R.

C^t,) Counteracting or curing dysentery.

able.
a.

^t*j Afflicted with dysentery.

a.

sUfo^W

in succession the

fied butter each for two days."

3filttW ; Manu xi. 212.

and above, exceeding, surpassing.

or

of

quantity of cow-dung, curds, milk, and clari-

highly acceptable.
a.

It consists

taking, as the only food, a handful of cow's urine

for

pleasing, very delightful.

ful,

"

having eaten unclean animals.

Very

sort

of penance to expiate and atone for the guilt of

Slf^ 5

a.

{mjn.^fa+^^<)

Very beau-

tiful.

robust, strong.
a.

3Tf3*tf3F3l s (3lf3+*ff5; 3l) Great strength,

.

heroic valour, prowess.

a.

(rw.)

ceedingly, very.

subtile, or minute.

S^f ^) V
-n*
-31
3

or
(J.)

excessive,

(/.) or

ad.

Ex-

Excess.

A tippler,

a.

f^) Very

Mi-

from
s. (wz.)

(In gram-

mar) The frequentative or intensive mood.

) Excellent,

very fra-

horse-laugh,

violent laughter.

Slftfe

a.

{mfn.

^5+^K^)

Very

cruel, very hurtful.

chief, principal.
)

Fatigue.

grant kind of mango.

(mfn.

(.)

(mfn.

odoriferous,

a drunkard.

a.

ery fine,

nuteness.

Great,

\31

(mfn.

jury, excessive cruelty.

great in-

58

333"

57

3[f3"^

#^3

(mfn.

a.

obtuse.

^T.D^

a.

( ?3Ffi3

sharp, blunt,

3 (n.)

(/.) or

+ ^"5^1

333^a. (m/n.3I +3*&) Not pleased,not satisfied.

Overjoyed.

Not

^f+^jf)

(mfn.

a.

3^3+"^)

^V$f%)

(/.

Dissatisfaction, dis-

(mfn. 3}3"fs| + <$^jT ) Causing dis-

a.

desirous,

satisfaction.

eager.
a.

(mfn.

3lf3 + 3!\3 from R. ^)

Past,

31^33^
time.

313^

<W. (3I + 3^t)

ad.

3*3^^ a.

gone by.
(m.

s.

^t^ + ^t^)

1.

The past

Beyond the

ad. Sans.

Manu

mind.

i.

(n.)

s.

silent.

Want

(n.)

3J3^j

31 + 3^1)

(mfn.

a.

pleased, not

straw.

of grass, straw, or vegetables.

Not

satiated,

not

satisfied.

7.

3I3fi3

(3lf3 + ^<T) Very much,

ex-

s.

(f.

3I + 3f^) The being

unsatisfied

or not pleased.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 544.

ceedingly, excessively.

313^

3&fe a.

31 + 3^/$) Not

(mfn.

silently.

perception of the senses, imperceptible,

intellect, the

Not

313^1 a (m>. 31 + 3^1) Without grass or

(In grammar) the past tense.

2.

s.

The

s.

pleasure.

Bluntness.

Very

3I3f^

(SJ+^fcT) Not

a (mfn. 31 + 3^1) Free from

.

clever, uninteresting,
sire,

thirst or de-

(m.) Freedom from thirst or desire.

s.

stupid.

3TP3?Pf

(3[ +

a.

G3^)

Unlike, dissimilar.

Immensity.
a.

^v3l<

(mfn.

a.

31 + \?t^" ) Without

s.

(.)

(n.)

Without

watering places,

a bank.

place which

(mfn.

Want

^I+LsS 5^) Without

or absence of

sacred

not

is

oil.

s.

oil.

Not besmeared
with

not anointed.

oil,

consecrated or not considered sacred.

#Jt*W4

(m.

s.

3l3t

sentery, diarrhoea.

3FJ^[

s.

3FpT

a. (m/ra.

(m.)

(mfn.

STfe + ^Tfa) Dy-

for

See

31 + 3^")

Short, dwarfish.

3I + v3^1) Without an
an

plant with

seed

oily

(mfn.

3I + C\Ft3

3K3lU

a.

(mfn.

31+ GJftT)

^AlW'll

s.

(Sesamum

2.

3F3

a (mfn.
.

3X + 3^T)

state of being without

Matchless, not to

Matchlessness, the

an equal.

a.

(mfn^ftSfb

comparable, peerless.
I!

Without equal,

^1
.

(/.) or
j

iU 9iuBfl

31 +
1.

s.

Childless.

Without water.

( 3"fcT ) Dissatisfaction.
;

A limb,

member

of the body.

A traveller.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

3Tfe^1

(f.

311^+3)

3jf^1?) An

from

ad. ( 3lf3

Eaten.

elder sister.

+ 3T^R from 3J^R" ) Very

near.

31

3T3Ffftr s (ro/n.ST + ^TTtTT) Incomparable.

Peerlessness.

(m.)

s.

(mfn.')

3TCD"gI^

(31+3*^1)

s.

(m.

s.

be compared.

a.

a.

3I^<5

equal,

orientale).

SJ^Pl

3R3l^

a.

(mfn.

3Tfe + 3I^")

traordinary, immoderate,

Excessive, ex-

ad. Exceedingly, ex-

traordinarily, immoderately, very.

in-

(n.)

OH?

3T533reWa.
passionate.

(mfn.

3}CS3+ C^t*K) Very

59

60

ZfflmMl

a.

(-P\\mfn. 3lQJ3 + Tto +

Living under extreme privations,

"

devotee

who has

s.

(m.)

arrived at such a degree

3RUlftl\3

s.

3TcUtft3
dread.

Outrage, violence.

s.

2.

See

^CvfiKS

3lf3 + 3ltfe3)

Great

1.

desperate or daring action.

of abstraction as to have no desire for worldly

things."

^CSfl5

Carey.
great walker,

an active man.

a.

\3| (jT.)

(mfn.} Extreme.

Extremity, excess.

3JaJTT

(m.

s.

3TG) 5

man, a

soldier

or actively.

3^3 + 3111

cess,

superabundance.

sin.

3. Distress.

4.

from R.

1.

Ex-

2. Transgression, fault,

Punishment.

5.

Surpassed, trespassed on.

(mfn.^3 + ^i)

a.

(mfn.

(mfn.

a.

Great

3Tf\3 + 33*I) Superior, ex-

(mfn.

a.

3lf3 + &!R) The

treme, hindmost.

The utmost

2.

Eating too much,

ex-

Answer, refuta-

1.

313" ad. Sans, (from the pron.

The most

distant

Wilkins' Gr. p. 544.

(3J3+CD) From

a.

^ It^+^T) Here,

here, of this place,

belonging to this place.

31313
little.

(ft.)

north. 3.

last,

time.

3T3"0)

Excessive, much.

3X^3 + 31^) Very

3lf3 + 3^f%3)

cellent, best.

in this place, herein.

(mfn.

ad. Excessively, very.

31 CS^

%rfe'^^*il)

(f.

grieved or distressed.

3IQJ3SI a

tion.

^ICUfTr^a. (mfn. ^TqKT + S^) Superabundant,

too much or many.
Wilkins' MS.

a.

Superfluous talk,

Death.

yond, transgression.

3IGJ^

s.

3TCg^ft3

3JC5J3R"

^3)

1.

Exaggeration.

2.

^&1

Much

passing be-

a.

3X^3+31^)

(/.

distress or grief.

A
who moves much

s.

garrulity.

(mfn.

a.

31 +

Not alarmed, not

frightened.

313"^

a.

(mfn. 313" + ^5)

Standing here,

si-

tuated here.
gluttony.

3IaJtl>T<r

^rfe + ^tlJR) Extravagant

(m.

The name of one of the seven Rishis

or primeval sages, the father of Chandra. As.

3jf3" s.

(j.)

conduct, outrage, violence.

Manu

Res. ix. 355.

310)1^1^31

s.

(/.) or

-3 (n

i.

35., nil 16.

3JCUt&lfe\+
3I!jfT>

or +'3') Outrageousness.

a.

(mfn.

Without blemish

or defect.
conj. Sans.

Trespassing, outrageous, violent.

An inceptive or transitory particle,

which may be rendered sometimes by now,

then, hereafter,' sometimes by ' and, moreover,
\

3TQ7n3P

a.

(mfn.

33+Qjt3P) Not

to

be de-

serted or relinquished.
a.

also'

(mfn. 3Tf3 + 3lfa*iJ3 )Very ne;

and

Then,

Or, otherwise,

hence.
1

likewise.

cessary, unavoidable.

3T57tCITtTl

s.

(m.

^l^ + ^t^tTt)

overjoy, exultation.

Great joy,

^jSl^a.
the

-3i*te

often merely expletive.

is

also,

Wilkins Gr.

Old, antique,

name of

s.

p. 544.

See 3RSfj

(-^\n.)

Atharvan,

the fourth Veda, which

is

com-

$m

6i

monly considered

be of a more recent date

to

than the other three.

62

3ITt1

3IT31

(femin. of

a.

given (par-

of an unmarried woman), not given

ticularly

As. Res. viu, 469. seq.

33^3) Not

in marriage, a virgin.

A Brahman
2. A family-

(m. from

s.

1.

versed in the Atharva-Veda.

priest.

OT) The Atharva-

Ks. (m.

3TR*T s. (n. s5Pt^- ^1*1

2. The act of eating.

^Trflll

3FT3

Veda.

^J^Pt^o

^M^+'Pt^T

(n.

s.

seventh Upanishad of the Atharva-Veda.

The
As.

Res. vni. 476.

iB$f$ft

A Kridanta

Brahman.

suffix (to

the change called

radical

shaking, from R.

e. g.

Shake.

^+

(mfn.

a.

Unma-

nageable, untameable.

(mfn.

a.

Roots) which requires

guna of the preceding

Eatable.

SH^lBB) Many, much.

31+TpP)

sllW.il a. (tw/w.^I

vowel, and forms abstract masculine nouns,

C&fcl m.

3IWf|Tr

Food, nourishment.

1.

^t^rflH)

(mfn.

a. (/.

3^51)

(^\ m.)

s.

a.

+ WI)

Unmanageable.
Merciless, pitiless.

^I^^s.

(corrupt, of 33*^*1 )

33^*1*1

s.

A looking-glass.

3I + T4*H) Disappearance,

(n.

in-

visibility.

Wilhins' Gr. % 827.

Invisible.

ad. Sans.

1.

Then, thereafter.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 544.

^\ Root,
inserted,

See

2.

And,

also.

silHp^

3pl

(mfn.

Not shewn, not

3I + Tlf*T3)

exhibited, not pointed out.

(3lf3) To

ii.

3TO>5) To

(With a nasal

eat.

The impression of a

-vilK.^s. (a. Jjtf )

bind.

seal, a

resemblance.
"33"^In composition, denotes wonder and surprize.

sUTT5^

Wilhins' Gr. p. 544.

(mfn.

a.

affix

which forms words such as

The dewy
Decay

R.

from R.

season, autumn, from

A mountain, fear,

H.< l^or

\ Fear.

Wilkins' Gr. 864.

3J'P[57Tl

5.

(/.3I +

and

Eating.

31"^

a.

3TR^

a.

^lk^3

a.

a.

^31

31^+313?)

(mfn.

31 +

(mfn.

(nomin. m. Gsxrf)

(mfn.

Not

a.

^ + I^Tt)

(mfn.

( ^

a.

burnt, unhurt.

saw

Not

to be

3T + Itl3) Not

liberal,

not munificent, sordid, stingy.

31 + 1^3)) Not

f.

This, that.

burnt.

to

be punished.

(/.) Impunity.

a.

3I"^o

v^kIssI
)

as a jingle

Eating.

3T + "Et^3) Without punishment.

(mfn.

ra.

3IWftS

See R. 3JT^.

(mfn.

T^) A plant (Socotorina Aloe).

3Tt3Tftl Eating flesh, from 5lt o:jT Flesh,

e. g.

31^

part of compound words, eating

lobes, ape-

plant (Eugenia acutangula).

>All^l< K*%s. (a. Jjj with

to it) Permutation, exchange.

pron.

As the latter

s. (m.~)

talous.

An Unadi

3I + Tl S7T) Without

3Ui^f|
-j-^)

Want

U"P[t*T^

Not

given.

(/.) or

s.

a.

-3

(n.

31 + "^3 + 31

or

of munificence, stinginess.

(mfn.

by the Dcinavas.

ST + ttt 5 ^) Not frequented

See

63

3to

srtft

Untamed, unsub-

\3l

dued.

Not

Of unsubdued mind,

3PtW

mfn. 'St+Wfe't ) Without

(-1^\mfnM^+^%^

a.

(m/k3I + TT^) Not

a.

Absence

of,

a.

(m.

Not having a

wife,

a bachelor.
(a. CL-Jli\c) Justice, equity;

a court

a.

"1"

(mfn.

3X + Ttt2Q)

^W^a,
>il'^4"*(f%

Incombustible.

mfn.

(f.)

of

K as yap a

The

earth.

2.

Aditi, the wife

and mother of the gods.

s.

^I^

plur. (m.

desiderative form

Not disposed

to give, not munificent.

Dayless.

s.

(w.)

a.

(mfn.

pointed out.

s.

31 +

f^)

(w.)

What

Not shewn, not

has not been pre-

compound words,

Mann

II.

e.

^1 tf^*T^ Eating

g.

188.

The

neglect of certain

3P^
s.

Srtffra. (mfn. 31 +

3^4^

"^)

Not poor, not mi-

^I + ^fM

Without

gloomy.
a.

Without

Invisible.

futurity, fate,

Sans.

ad.

a.

by

31^*^

(-MS

unperceived.

doom,

destiny.

(3T1^ + 3*1 + 3F*l)

fate.

In-

mfn.

fate, fortunate or unfortunate.

a.

(mfn.

dependent on

3T^tl[;5 a.

(mfn.

3JT^ + ^SlN)

Subject to

fate.

3T^ + 3Tni3)

3TI*f%a. (mfn.^S[ + \f^)

juice of Asclepias acida.

serable.

3T&fl3

The unseen

Through the power of

s.

(mfn.

+ vSsfa )

Subject to

fate.

by drinking the

a.

31

perfonnance of the same.

Not conse-

SHTlTl

firm, loose.

3I + T^>) Unseen,

(mfn.

a.

(n.)

fate,

crated

Blind.

3T^.

See

a.

sacrifice.

Neglect of religious

Purblind,

fixed principles of knowledge.

fluenced

ceremonies preliminary to a

duties, or negligent

(mfn. 3X1*1?

a.

31^3*13?
Eating. Only

1.

(n.^ Looseness.

3T&fU. (-f^^w/rc. 31^+1^)

in

"3"

3I + TJTJ ) Not

3fW*|3 a (mfn. 3I + Trf*f>)

destined, liberty, free will.

food.

^TRTa^sfa"

bad or ominous day.

Stf^fc

(mfn.

a.

1.

Without foresight, improvident.

(-*lm. 3J + "tf*1j

(/.) or

The sons of Aditi, the gods.

of R. Til )

3IWal

3J^ + T{f*FT)

(m>.3I^R + f^)

a.

-31

distant.

Improvident.

2.

near-sighted. 2.
1.

-31 (/.

Nearness, vicinity.

Near-sighted.

of justice.

3Plt3p

31 + "PR) Not

(mfn.

(/) or

vicious.

or freedom from vice.

a girdle, sash, or string.

STC^

long.

long-sighted, improvident.

unruly, headstrong.

3I"CJ^
a.

31 + Tft^f) Not

3T&ft'cf a. (mfn.

5^5^

(/.) Unruliness.

64

(f) An

3K"^1

light,

a.

3^0)
(mfn.^ + ^t^) Not

lighted.

a.

(31+CR^M)

(mfn.

a.

Blind, without sight.

unfavorable look, an evil-eye.

Unseen, unobserved.

31 + O^TT) Not

(mfn.

by the Daityas.

3J+t^a)

to

q. v.)

be given.

Not haunted

65

66

IfeFl

^ZKfe

3I+C&Tfa) Without

(w/n.

a.

(m/n.^I + Fto) Not

Who ren-

ders faultless, or commits no fault. Wilkins'MS.

(m.)

A tree.

1.

2.

A mountain.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 544.

<5I^3 a. (mfn.) Astonishing,

ing, preternatural,

Unenvious, not ma-

extraordinary, amaz-

The name of a

s. (?re.)

As. Hes.

cer-

vm.

UTO

(mfn. 3I + ^II) Not a pair, single.

;

a.

(m.)

A Buddhist,

1.

a.

(mfn.

^0|^f

s.

one

who acknowledges but

(_ftrT.

>.^+^U<tl(ViO

one deity.

41.U4ll$

461.

Nim<

harmless.

licious, innoxious,

Sama-Veda.

tain portion of the

The

3.

sun.

ad. Sans. Truly, rightly, clearly, evidently,

justly.

to be melted,

not liquefiable, insoluble.

(mfn. ^AU. H.l^"+^F^)

a.

fault or

blameless.

sin,

a.

Not double-tongued,

sincere, veracious.

2.

Gluttonous.

Acknowledging but one

Buddhist.

deity, a

ad. Sans. To-day, now.

Peerless, un-

^RJ^t^a. (^Tp+^t^)

Belonging to the

equalled, unique.

present day.
Peerless, unique,

vilk^ii^lfSr

(^HJ<pl^+TtfSr)

ad.

To-

night.

aa\ *Saws.

>AlHJ<pl<lfq

(TO^i, instead of 3X^tT

fl rf.

Tift") To-night.
>AIHKJ1

(mfn.

a.

kins'

Gr.

S&o^
+^T)

Belonging to the

(^KJvST +

s.

a.

+ ^H)

(In grammar) the preter-imperfect tense. Carey.

s. (ra.)

Pudendum

31^+

(n.

s.

(3$^) Down, low, below.

p. 544.

Wil-

muliebre.

The lowering a

thing, the bringing a thing dowri.

present day.

^TP^^^

s.

Singleness, unity.

(re.)

(m/k

^^T^ ^3

Lowered, brought

down.

^ftSO^

*.

(rc.3^+C5$*fa) The

act of

throwing or casting a thing down.

^41 %ZF\

+^3 + ^T)
ws

present time.

^Wq^fsS
this

Saws.

Gr.

at the

p. 544.

SP^tR

(from

a.

To-night.

^^J<lRr)
+ 3lf*) )

To-night.

3$tSf*$3

falling

(mfn.

2.

The

1.

act of

Humiliation.

3$^+^$)

Standing below,

a.

ad. (from
Still, till this
s.

(mfn.

^Tp + 3^fH ) Still, even

S&^+f^?)

Standing

beneath.

day, even now.

ad. Sans.

The

inferior.

ad. Sans.

3R7faf*l

3$?^+*^)

3ft?tlvFrs. (n.3fct^+ s tKFT)

(SITP+Sf^fv?) From

Sans. (3jTt?

3JWtftlT3ad.

(n.

of a thing from a height.

casting a thing down.

day forward.

*[K>< \fcad.

s.

down

(from^STO) Now,

IFiZ&iras'

arf.

the

Carey.

pluperfect tense.

(In grammar)

^SlH^) Beneath,

jSffA for

below, under.

^P^+Cjn)

The lower

part of the spine.

to this day, yet.

(31*1

for

3ft^+^t1)

The

part

67

Vtft

tfft
of an elephant's forehead beneath the frontal

(m. from

?)

plant

(Achyranthes aspera).

globes.
a.

5.

68

(mfn. irregular superlative of ^SI^i^)

base.

(/.) or

1.

2. Vile, despicable,

Inferior, low, the lowest.

(n.) Inferiority, des-

picableness.

tS&Frfs.

S&JI + ^frt) A
(mfn.

a.

1.

Without a

*tt3")

Not customary, not

s.

^Sl+^t^

(n.

!)

Want

of firmness

a thing.

Belonging
Irreligious,

Very

vicious, unprincipled.
vile or

3&t*P

depraved, the basest of the base.

1. Low, inferior.
The lower lip.

2. Vile, despicable.

a.

(mfn.

3J + *tftl> ) Not

s.

(m.)

(3$R"+3?T)

Underneath.

Sans.

(3$te + 3T*K) Un-

An

It generally implies)

ex-

tension beyond, or a reaching over something,

superiority in place or degree

ad.

be sustained

prep. Sans, (used only in composition with

verbs and nouns.

ad. Sans.

to

or supported.

(mfn. irregular comparative of

3$t^32

2.

Shoreless.

to a debtor.

a.

rule or

habitual.

or consistency, the not holding or supporting of

debtor.

S&SpT+fW)

U+

(mfn.

a.

limit:

^^tt^"

(m.

SftirPfe

3&t3"

over,

above

Wilkins' Gr. p. 396. 544.

upon.

derneath.

Un-

derneath.

SI^T^"

Sans, (instrum. case of

*3$^")

Underneath.

S&R^S

ad. Sans.

(S&^+TJ^l)

The day

Wilkins' Gr. p. 544.

after.

justice

all

Of an

ad. (

(re.)

3Tfe^

ad.

or

Sans.

s.

Unrighteousness, in-

or locative case.

3.

philosophy)

R. A.

^t^+^H^)

irreligious or unrighteous

(f.)

Moreover,

S.

1.

The owner-

The seventh
(In the Mimdnsa system of
(In grammar)

section, case, or topic.

t.

440, 443. n. 4, 11.

a.

(mfn.

Trans.

Prosperous,

very happy.

mind.

3&*3fU. (-f^Tm>. 3T+$Tp^)

^1

(STpt^ + "3T)

3rf^+^l)

(n.

behaviour contrary to religious and

mfn.

More, more than,

particularly, especially.

2.

a.

beyond.

Superabundance.

ship of a thing.

a. (mfn.) Irreligious, unjust.

"3" (n.) Injustice.
or
(/.)

3^Jfiil

Slf^^

legal institutions,

31

over and above,

farther, moreover, above,

ad.

Greater, surpassing,

(mfn.

a.

ad. Sans, (allat. case of

3lf^t

*1 s .

(m.

Unjust,

Sjf^ + SI

*]) The greater

part or portion.

irreligious, impious.

3$3FT

a.

(mfn.

^ft^+vPT)

girdle over

Standing or

si-

the coat of mail, worn as a kind of scarf.

tuated beneath.

Sfi&fE ad.

ad.
Sans.^M^^, + 3T9"K) 3tf^tfe
and more.

From below, from

Gr.

p. 544.

under, beneath.

(mm+m^$ More and

Wilkins'

An

estate,

an

in-

heritance, a privilege, a right, such as that of

a proprietor or king

the right of wearing royal

^T^Ttt^

31^73" + "5J3)

De-

prived of a privilege or authority.

Situated

(mfn.

a.

within one's estate or government.

3lf^rft3l

s.

+^)

or

^rf^l^l

Superior to the
epithet applied

of

to the

Supreme Being.

(-f%\

mfn.

authority.

or

(mfn. jjj^i

a.

Bhag. Gita,

Being.

VIJI. 4.

2.

1.

Supepoly-

s.

A king,

2.

or sovereign.

A commander,

1.

A king, a sovereign. ^31

a ruler, an owner. 2.
or

3 Ownership, command, royalty.

ceremony

^rfH +^f\S from R. ^) A

(f.

pri-

^Tftt^

a.

spatched.

3rf^t3

H-CEP^)

s . (n.

despatch.

^1+^

(mfn.

Slf^t3

able.

2.

a. (mfn.

Reached,

at-

(m.

s.

1.

intelligible.

Reading

3rfH

1.

trimony.

3lf*1^3

(mfn.

a.

a.

Produced

(mfn.

preme Being.

Supe rior

Bhag. Gtta,

to indi-

viii. 4.

sody; knowledge of

all

Knowledge of pro-

the properties of the

Om;

viz.

and

31,

Carey.

a.

An
(mfn.

^f^+^>)

Attainable,

a.

s.
s.

n
(

31ft + 3*FT)

(f.

^Tpi + CU^

suff.)

(mfn. 3lf^l

ligious sacraments

Birth.

Land on

intercalary

month.

be read through.

intelligible, to

ST^tcS^

master or lord.

an epithet applied to the Su-

by reading.

STf^FFT

three letters which form the mysterious syllable

^rf^fft^
3fR*ftH

over.

^tfH + rfcFT) Union by ma-

(n.

s.

whose

king.

3lf*)7ftFr

wife

Attain-

Acquisition.
3.

Perfuming or

superseded wife.

vidual nature

Perception.

+<Hl)

husband has subsequently married others

3Tfc + 5t3> )

Comprehensible,

(n. vSTp!

s.

2.

3rf^t33>

Perfumes.

Dismissal,

1.

comprehended, perused.

tained,

2.

scenting the person.

Censure, reproach.

2.

a.

Sent, de-

i.

Reviled, abused, censured.

2.

Srf^W'fa

Slft + 'fe^)

(mfn.

previous to a

as the inauguration

great festival,

of a king, &c.

such as that of a proprietor or king.

vilege,

Supreme

Theology.

owner, lord or
master.

a master, or lord.

^1^1 + <Kj?) 1. Possessed,

Endowed with a privilege, s. (#.)

30.

Hindu

superintendant.

3lf<}<^J

2.

deities of

an epithet applied to the

STf^t^ + ^T)

right,

Shag. Gita, vn.

the individual

theism

(mfn.

governed. 2.

3rf!{tW3
rior to

-J (n. ^t^tft%+

a privilege,

a.

or

A proprietor,

(m.)

+ OT^T)

(mfn. 3l1*l

deities

Proprietorship, royalty.

a.

Possessing
s.

(f)

tutelar or

Hindu polytheism an

a.

(mfn.

a.

+ CPf^jl ) A

(f. 3rf*l

s.

guardian deity.

insignia.

Stf^F-W Wvi

70

3rf*t

3lf^

69

Supreme Being.

Superior to re-

an epithet applied to the

Bhag. Gtta,

viii. 4.

A charioteer.

the upper part of a mountain.

71

72

3rfM"4'l\5

^rf^ + Tl^T

(m.

s.

king, a sovereign over kings,

\?1

great

plexed.

a. (mfn.')

More

Unsteadiness, perplexity.

).

Unsteady.

2.

than royal, above kings.

A master,

STf^tRtS;

s . (n.

3Tft + 03"W ) The

atfiCTfcCft

or

Rt^i+^,

emperor, a king

paramount over

^N&tWl

(f.

+RtC + ^ft) A ladder,

or

pair of steps.

3^

+ Fft^)

(mfn.

a.

all

the neighbouring princes.

Now,

ad. Sans.

at present.

(mfn.^ + t^)

a.

31

fident.

3rf*U*T^

a lord.

act of

mounting upon or ascending.

s.

3 (n.)

(/.) or

Bashful, modest, dif-

3 (n.)

(/.) or

Modesty.

Over the

3K*i

world, superior to the world.

3p*Tj Under,

ad. (from

beneath, at the

bottom.

from R.

ft)

A
3R<hl

furnace, a fire-place, a place for cooking.

a. (mfn.

31 + C*fa from R.

Not

Hfl )

to

be

held or contained.

3Tft$t3l

(-^ m

s.

vernor, ruler, or president

go-

in the tenets of the

Pasupatas, the Supreme Being as superintending the world.

Trans. JR. A. S.

(Jemin. of

or

estate

a town.

2.

h An

ad. (changed

3I^Tj

5.

3lRffe?
in,

a.

(mfn.

6.

3lf*i+f*$3)

placed or dwelt upon.

3.

4.

A wheel.

1.

Situated

established (as a rule, law, or custom).

3rftf\?

+ ^t\3)

(mfn.

a.

s.

(f.

R.

by euphony from

The

Docile.

Mil

(/.)

2.

or

act of

master?)

3K*tt5^3f

(m.

s.

3ft^+ 3I^ + ^T)

SBffc

a.

Depending upon.

(n.)

3.

Servitude,

of

Gone down,

(mfn.

a.

3^^

s.

(/.S&^+nfo) A descent, (par-

ticularly) the going

S5$$SFl

down

to the infernal regions.

s.

(/.

s.

3H^f%

(m.

3$7T+3I fr)
<

(mfn.

a.

downcast eyes.

Mann
1.

i.

104.

Confused, per-

S&^+^T&I)

The name of

a plant (Achyranthes aspera).

3R<tt*n

(mfn. pres. part. a.

(mfn.

One

the names of Vishnu.

1.

vSD'T) Going over, reading.

Reading over a Sastra.

lower

garment.

down, a descent.

slavery, docility.
a.

or

The going

(mfn. from

Subject, subservient.

3&

Beneath, below.

reading; study, instruction.

a.

(/.)

descended.

Read, read through.

^ + f\?)

(mfn.}

a.

^31

Followed or

2.

Impatience, intem-

abode, an

Abiding, resting.

Power, government.

ruling

principle or rule of conduct, habit, custom.

Dignity.

3I +tHlP

3 (h.) Unsteadiness, impatience.

goddess, a deity presiding over a certain place.

(.?^+^%)

(n.

s.

perance, inconsistency, unsteadiness,

Impatient, intemperate, unsteady.

570.

I.

fcfEte

a&ltel
part.

2.

s.

s.

The

3$P3>T^)

(/.)

Having

downcast look.

(m.3&^+ (TT*l)

Pudendum

anus.

muliebre.

1.

Any

lower

3$7l

73

attfttTte
anus.

Pudendum

2.

a.

down

^ ^ft^+^fa)

(n.

s.

(mfn.

1.

The

3$^+ < ^1

Hanging

jected, sad.

Stft^J

Sfct^+^^T) An

(n.

s.

a.

(mfn.

3lf*i+3r)

ad.

(Sfct^ + OT

under-

Wi) By way

^t) Wind

emitted

^<irfe^f

3S^&^f%J

The

infernal

3$7tltf

3K<tt3jnl a

3$7ft"
s.

3$^+*^)

(/.

A plummet

Hindu

below, or

3fct?3$ a

(w/n.

ceptible.

^H^^Tt*)

Superintending,

2.

The world

(m.)

s.

(a species of mimusops).

1.

2.

"31 (/.) or

su-

(n.

s.

3ftnjl I

Slfsi+^tS^) The

Carey.

(f.

One who

3"

3$T^FT s
Ni^'lHLf

3" (n.^

+ R. ^,

(n.

3H")

3P^1W

Instruction, teaching.

(/.

s.

See

^S$><

See

s. (

Sift + 3^3) The cow-itch

31^^ + 3)

causal form

or cow-

Entirely sub-

(mfn.

(m.)

3j|ft

+ ^33TT

in the

causes or

in the causal

Taught, instructed.

form
a. (jw/h.

3^+ XI)

3rf*l

To be

from R.

^ ) A lecture,

ture,

+ R. *

in the causal

form

taught, to be instructed.

(m.

s.

^rf^ + ^ltir from R. 3^) A

lec-

a section or chapter of a book, a lesson.

See

3lft +3HFT) The

going through

a.

ture, study, instruction.

on, riding upon.

instruct, to teach.

3$7tRt>j

+ ^t\Wb )

(mfn.

or performing a thing, the art of reading, a lec-

To

One who

+ R. ^,

(mfn.

a.

3$Tfan?
(n.

slave.

chapter, a lesson.
s.

Instruction,

teaches another to read, a preceptor.

3$7tXT

3$7TT

in the causal form,

+ R.

3$7t*fr
s.

-31

Learning.

(ft.)

Dolichos pruriens).

ject,

instracts in the sa-

mysterious

supposed to preside over

is

hage plant (Stizolobium, or Carpopogon, or

a.

in the causal form,

teaching.

Om, which

all letters.

+ R. ^,

(m. 3lf^l

s.

31^1+33^).

plant

Superintendence.

syllable

with-

cred books, a learned man, a scholar.

Visible, per-

perintendent, a ruler or guardian.

3&JS$3"

(/.) or
1.

Spiritual.

out reflexion.

hell.

3^ + 315$)

3$7t 5I + ^'^)

3I + ^7H) Thoughtless,

a (mfn.

s5$7Pfa?
(m.

s.

397.

or

perpendicular.

SltHtFTte

Spiritual.

(mfn.

a.

1.

sad, de-

jected.

SIT^PlI

vm.

As. Res.

3$^+^) Hanging down

(m/ra.

the head, having a downcast look

t>

m.) The Superintending

s.

regions, hell.
Spirit.

of

Customary, habitual.

2.

3rft + 31^51*^)

(mfn.

local, case

3Tpl +3Tl +

Stepped on, trod upon.

3$7tH a
(n.

s.

(mfn.

a.

downwards.

Substituted for

of substitution.

Carey.

STStfatlT & (m.

Perse-

another.

^gMttl

girding, a martingal.

3[f^ + ^<l*ilU)

(m.

s.

verance, continuous effort.

muliebre.

the head, having a downcast look; de-

STCftfa^T

3$73?TtTr

74

(m.

2.

1.

Mounted

Exceeding, very much.

3lf*U3ItRtpl)

false character, slander.

Giving a

3H

31%

75

p 3rf*l + ^TtlTH

Slander,

!
jj

plying an

substantives,

3x^+3^!)

(n.

The supneuter, e.

ellipsis.

Cleanse

Reasoning,
the supplying an

3$7?1

married wife of a
(mfn.

a.

from R.

man who

^)

The

first

has several wives.

3[fH+333}) To

line

3pft,e.

rejoicer,

3I<1

s.

3J5&1

(m.

s.

3lfr+ 71 )

1.

A traveller.

2.

The

(femin. of

s.

veller.

2.

The

river

1.

female tra-

<

3FT

ad. No, not.

sSl"1

s.

note or hold in

3I*|7P

from 33<f*J

(m. from 31<t*[s)

s.

A traveller.
traveller,

a mes-

'ptpfi. A

Wil-

Dance.

3FT*j

Hindu music which

con-

hundred and twenty-eight twinklings

tinues a

a.

Carey.

+ 31*])

(mf.

Low,

3["T<3? a. (mfn.')

w.

a femi-

mas. "1^3*1 ,fem.

&c.

Shareless.

who by

the

law are excluded from inheritance.

traveller.

Mascu-

may form

dancer, from R.

Idiots, blind persons,

Ganges.

2.

^^,fem.

Rejoice

of the eye, a breve.

sun.

^Ff The

Sleep;

*fl,

Gr. % 770.

kins'

road, a way.

mas.

g.

from R.

Request, wish, solicitation.

from R.

mouth, from R. < KJSpeak.

to be studied.

from R.

Cleansing, from R.

s;.

nouns of an agent, which

nine in

be read,

Abstract neuter

and some appellatives, likewise

A couch,

*ilPT

face, the

requiring

C^rT Splitting, from R. "fet^ Split;

ellipsis.

(/. 3[f*l

(to Roots),

suffix

It serves to form:

yuna.

defamation.

s&n^i

3p[ A Kridanta

76

3^pfp

a. (mfn.

>AltS$<

a.

s.

(mf.)

Hindu

Carey.

inferior.

Starless, cloudy.

3I + ^il$) Not knowing

(mfn.

letters, ignorant,

s.

the

(m.) Blameable discourse.

senger.

31^

s.

^la"**?

(m.)

s' i

'

a.

sacrifice.

from

^^^) ne

knows the

Yajur- Veda, or repeats incantations from

a

it

at

(mfn.

3FTf^f^ a.
not hurt by

31 +

(mfn. 31 +
fire

Not naked.

3^ +

Not burnt,

a class of Pitris or progenitors

Manu

of mankind.

in. 199.

sacrifice.

3F3^Root, n. (31prf&) and

iv.

(3FJ7U3) To

3I*T^An Unadi affix appearing in many nouns,

to

A king,

A head

it

does not seem

used instead of the negative

"31

when

coming before words beginning with a vowel.

Wilkins' Gr., p. 543.

31+31^1)

See 31

3.

1.

Clean, pure.

Handsome,
)

3FT?[

(m.

I.

pleasing.

The beating of time,

so as to measure the longest notes.

poreal one

Wilkins' Gr. % 870.

is

(mfn.

e. g.

be restricted to any particular class of nouns.

33*^

a.

Sinless, innocent.

breathe, to live.

^"fel'I^

3FW

31 + 3^) The

Carey.

bodiless, the incor-

an epithet of Kama, the Hindu

deity of love.

3rtft$
mark

s.

(n.

3pT+fl>^) A

note used to

the breve or musical tone which holds an

78

77

hundred and twenty-eight twinklings of the

nal,

Carey.

eye.

3J+3I^)

(mfn.

a.

OTW

the final

to

bull or ox.

when preceding

or

WFgt^s.

#ffTO
:

3FF3

3pT3^

(mfn.

a.

s.

^FT^!t

See

not crooked, erect.

feast in

(/.) or

(ra.)

Pride, stubbornness.

^ls.

(/.) or

31^ + ^)

Endless,

^) A

Hindu

infinite,

moon

1.

The day

month Bhadra.

2.

honour of Vishnu, performed on that

See3Fra<[3-

day.
'^1*1

of the

particular

Carey.

music.

3H3(>^VfU (^35^+ t>^n*H)

of the full
s.

typified as the

\5l

or eternity.

(m.

tone or note in

(mfn. 3I+*1\j) Not bent, not humbled,

a.

Ananta,

Spra^fe

See

A name of Vishnu,

infinite, eter-

^10^+^) A cow.

(/.

Endless,

eternal.

in

samasa, or compound).
s.

31+ ^3)

(n.) Boundlessness, eternity.

(This word changes

Wilkins' Gr. p. 104. 458.

(m.)

s.

serpent

Turbid, muddy.

31^+3^)

(m.

s.

(mfn.

a.

3ko*U

s.

(n.

SFFS+Tg^U)

Eternal pain,

eternal punishment.

Coarse grain, as chiches

^*i3dt<t

C^)

(m.

s.

The

eternal

(Cicer arietinum), pease, tares, wheat, or barley.

a name of Vishnu
Ananta.
deity

Colebr. Alg. p. 103.

Mohun P.

(In grammar), The pluperfect tense.

^13^1 <PW

a.

(mfn.

typified as the serpent

3pT3 + ^<pl<)
'

Multi-

farious, of infinite variety.

p. 124.

^Frf^ta" a.
ing a right or

^I + ^f^t^" ) Not havauthority,

s. (m.) The want of a

(mfn.

right or authority.

disease which
is

attended with violent pains in the hinder

part of the neck, and spreads so as to affect the

cheeks and eyes.

^i4.13<\3

Not having a

^PSSH

a.

(mfn.

\?1

free.

3F$73$

a.

right or authority.

(/.)

unperceived.

3I + 3$75$)

1.

Invisible,

Without an overseer or

2.

in-

spector.

aPftWS

3U3$TtTT)

(mfn.

Improper

reading the Veda (certain days in the

^pf^W^i^r

(n.

for

^tmr+^&npT)

appellation of certain days

Hindu
study.

first

half of the

calendar, on which

Carey.

Manu

iv.

it

marked
is

in the

unlawful to

101, &c.

month Bhadra.

in

honour

OTSiHtif

s.

As. Res.

O^^ft

See

rat 290.

(m.

3R3" + ^U)

Endlessness,

infinite extent, eternity.

(mfn.^^+^5) Endless, infinite.

N*113MlTfl. (m/ra.^I^+SITr)

^H*Wl!J
s.

A feast

Infinite, eternal.

Hindu

calendar.).

The

the

3Jl3<j?\3a.
a.

3nR5"-f-ff3j

of Vishnu, performed on the fourteenth day of

^f+^OTT ) Independent,
or
^ (ra.) Independence.

(i/n.

(n.

s.

Carey.

finite,

a.

(mfn.

^TO* f *fl2Fj

Endless, in-

immeasurable.

v^ntSW

Sr.

(n.

^5^+^)

The name of a

plant (Periploca Indica, Carey ; Asclepias pseudosarsa, Hort. jBe.).

79

80

^13< ad.

Sans. (3I + vlK3<) Afterwards, im-

mediately

after,

a.

(mfn.)

ceeding or following.

31
2.

(f.) or

"3"

Without an equal.

2.

(.) 1.

Immediately suc-

1.

heap

(in algebra)

a.

(mfn.

3[ +

structing, not injuring.

3^3^^)

Not ob-

31

^(w.)

(/.) or

Inoffensiveness, harmlessness.

Not

(m.

s.

Immediate succession.

Peerlessness.

3H3Trp1

^FPj^fe

3FT3" + Ttf*l) An

endless

an infinite quantity.

Colebr.

injuring, not opposing, inoffensive.

^FFtOT
loss.

31 + ^HbU) Without a

(mfn.

a.

No

(m.)

s.

no detriment.

loss,

Alg., p. 137.

SFTtRPl

(mfn.

a.

3pf3" + <fp|) Multiform,

3pPj"G)a. (mfn. 31 + 3ptcD ) Without

s.

(/.) or

Multiformity, infinite variety, eternity.

(ra.)

3R33Pft

(-Pl\

a.

^pI^ + ^Pl^)

mfn.

3FPftD^

(re.)

3t 5 PftD + 3) Without

(mfn.

a.

offspring.

Childlessness.
off-

spring.

Multiform.

^Fra^Vl

(n.

Endless happi-

3FPfa

a.

3J + 3p|"?)

(mfn.

ness or enjoyment.

producing an immediate

sil*J3Wl

(mfn.

a.

Bffi+S&Fl) One
Ananta

the same with the serpent

3FT3"1

plant

(femin.

o/^W)

(Hedysarum Alhagi)

and

Vishnu.

or

The name of a
also Menispermum
1.

glabrum, Echites frutescens, Echites dichotoma,

and Phyllanthus Emblica.

2.

An

Brahma.

+3)

3FFP

(mfn.

(mfn.

a.

31 + 3pP

ferent, identical.

-31

Not

(/.) or

food, foodless.
other, not dif-

3 (.)

Iden-

a.

(mfn.

another resource,

3FFP + ^13 )
s.

(f.)

Not having

The being

destitute

of another resource.
a.

s.

(m.

(mfn.

3FFP Tf3 + 3 )
s

Having

^t+^f^S) A

name

of

KA-

SFPfefas.
perty

(m.

3I + 3Pfe1"3') No

loss of pro-

safety.
a.

(mfn.

31 + 31*^1^) Not

plundering, not robbing.

3FTW^>

a.

3FTt3

a.

3H tiTr
I

a.

(mfn.

3[ + 3Pf ^llB ) Not

(31 + 3^) Without

a.

(mfn.

to

be

(mfn.

3I + 3pi"3) Not taken

(mfn.

3I + 3PHTr) Not

decreasing,

31 +

not preventing or injuring.

(m.)

(mfn.

3J + 3K*W) Not looking

to others for assistance, independent, satisfied.

water.

3^3^)

s.

Inviolability, sacredness.
a.

sive,

-3 (n 3PTWft^+

- f^T mfn.^ + 3TWf^)

directed to one object only.

31^3^

Innocence.

not sustaining any loss or detriment,

Attentive,

a.

3TWH)

away, not stolen.

MADEVA.

3FPl

name of

robbed, not to be stolen or taken away, safe.

no other resource.

^Vii^t

criminal, guiltless, innocent.

^W<<*

tity.

Wffe

Not

(/.) or

s.

31 + 3^") Without

3.

Guiltlessness.

of ParvatI, the wife of Siva.

^TR a.

3I +

(m.

s.

3FPWft3l

appellation

effect.

Innocent, guiltless.

a. (mfn.*)

or

2.

Carey.

3FPfctH

31

Own.

1.

which indicates

the Veda,

technical term in

Not

offen-

3FfPWfrl
to

a.

(mfn.

3J*^4Wp

be expected, not to be looked out

for.

Not

Wm

8i

W{0mB

a.

3FT

3J + 3H?tf^3) Unex-

(mfn.

pected, not anticipated.

3FrPrf^3^>

a.

to be expected, not to

3HI?j"^
hoped

Not

be depended upon.

31 + 31?^)) Not

(mfn.

a.

to be

pended upon.

^1pH

(3I + 3T35t*l) No opportunity,

s.

the want of an opportunity,

Not having

a.

an opportunity.

33*R"^

a.

3I + 3RT0

(mfn.

Not

ful

to

be de-

'31

(/.)

(n.) Distinction, honour.

3JFRI*Wt

a.

3I 5T^i"to'
s. (ra.)

(mfn.

3FR"Pp+3$l)

Beauti-

Want of attention.

\31 (/.)

or

3 (n.)

Inattention.

3PT^^

s.

Want

of rest or leisure.

31 + 31^^^)

Clean,

a.

(mfn.

(f.

31 + 31^^1) Want, need, ad-

logical term, usually ap-

versity,

a.

plied to

an argument which may be pursued

ad

(mfn.)

infinitum.

3H3^fa"

3pT(%^

s.

3I+3I^t^)

(n.

(mfn.

a.

^1

norant.

3Hf^3
thought

Inattentive.

(mfn.

a.

:J

(m.)

s.

lei-

The want

of

a.
of,

approved

(3FR&H +

Sans.

ad.

Through inadvertence

(/.) or

ig-

(n.) Stupidity, ig-

want of

or

at-

3J + 3lf%Il^) 1. Not
unexpected. 2. Not chosen, not
(mfn.

of.

3prfent^

3T+3Tf^IH ) Want of sen-

(n.

proper feeling.

sibility or

R^f^

3{ + 3lf^\3i) Not aware,

norance.

of undespised limbs or members.

(lit.)

3FR 3^

31 + 313^^") Without

an abode.

spised; honourable, distinguished.

or

(mfn.

pure.

not to be expected, not to be de-

for,

a.

sure or rest.

^+

(mfn.

3FT^^R

82

3H^3"3" a. (mfn. 31 + 3J^J^")

Not included,

not comprised within.

tention.

^RHIrfl

a.

(-fit%mfn.

3[+3I^tpFP)

3Ffft3 op te

a.

{mfn.

3I + 3lfe3 05t^) Mi-

serly, niggardly.

Inattentive.

3B3<ftf^A?

a.

SJ +

(mfn.

^^lf^)

Not

4^t*f )

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

(m.

s.

act.

determined, not insisted upon.

Unknowingly,

3PTTT

2.

vi!K<P

a.

(w.)

involuntarily.

31 + ^^1)

a. (mfn.

3I + 3^tTP

Not

to

be

determined, not to be insisted upon.

3FPT^

(mfn.

a.

unceasing,

3[ + sil<<\3) Unremitting,

perpetual.

(/.) or

w
( .)

31 + ^R^) Without a

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.

valued.

Indefatigableness.
,

,<

a.

(m/ra.3I +

3I3Tnp )

a.

(mfn.

pleteness.

3J +

\?1

3R^)
(/.) or

3J + 3FPT)

1.

2.

Unbarred, un-

2. Self-willed, obstinate.

3J + 3I^P

Invaluable.

1.

Not honoured
(n.)

or

The being

Chief, prin-

3PTf^3 a. (>.3I+3rfnF3)

cipal.

not terminated.

(mfn.

s.

invaluable.

<<

3pr<Tt^)

a.

hell.

employed

Carey.

<

3R^P

improper or unjust

situation out of hell (usually

restrained, free.

^"i<4\j

An

misfortune, a calamity.

in a ludicrous sense).

3FRHtXP

1.

Not reverenced,

not respected, not revered.

Not

finished,

3 (.)

Incom-

__ s
3pf5j a

<r
.

(mfn,

no purpose.

3I + 3W)

Useless, senseless, to

83

^^

nIII 1
to

^FT^l + <?)

a. (mfn.

Useless, senseless,

^1 l<Ki

no purpose.

v^t 1<?1R a.
Employed on

useless things, not productive of

advantage.

fortune which answers no purpose.

inferring a thing from

its

2.

mis-

The not

being denied in another

Carey.

Not worthy, unde-

serving.

^SFi^F

(m.)

1.

god of

Fire, the

(Arundo

species of reed

^^FFT a. (mfn.

Carey).

bifaria?

2.

fire.

a.

{mfn.

Not

a few, many.

3J 5T

sc ?
l'

T + <n3) One

has vowed to starve himself to death,

A
Ni4.1

vow
<l<

^I^TT

(mfn.^l +

a.

vdHl 5 kilv34l s.

(mfn.

n
( .)

s.

who

Not come, not

(f.W^S+^^) Ayoung

SFT^tS

(mfn.

a.

^I+^ll^ !)
1

Free from

sin,

Bad

or improper

3FTtet^t

a.

(-fk^mfn.

3I +

T^')

Not

^ + ^\\>\{k^)

Acting improperly, unclean.

^ITtsSf

s.

(from 3I*F3l) Corn, vegetables.

Free from obstruction

s.

Absence of obstruction.

perishing,
Insufficient,

s.

In-

place not easily discovered,

a.

Se-

sufficiency.

cart.

(mfn.

a.

^i^)

(rc.)

"3"
"31
(.) Immortality.
(f.) or

Freedom

one not arrived at puberty.

or hindrance,

immortal.

^FT^s.

SJT^te

to starve one's self to death.

a.

(n.)

conduct, impurity, uncleanness.

^I + n5M) Not

(mfn.

a.

(/.) or

guiltless, sinless.

Abstinence from food.

^^T^ft^s?

v3l

from perplexity.

indolent, in-

dustrious, diligent.

^Hj

r
(mfn. ^S[+^\.\<^ \) Unperplexed,

a.

undismayed.

girl,

s.

3I+3lf^lR) Without a dis-

(mfn.

yet arrived.

(mfn.

a.

of

shape or form.

tinct

^FTt^T
1.

sense.

A beating

(corrupt, of ^i1<J.ls3)

s.

time so as to measure the longest notes. Carey.

^I + ^^IT) Not

detracting,

cret,

not easily discovered.

not reviling, not reproaching.

^^IT^

<dWl\$*|| a (3T 5 Tto + *$) Situated

.

a.

(mfn. 3J + ^iU<?) Not

reviling,

in a secret

place, hidden.

not reproaching.

^F^P^ni a (mfn.
.

^ + ^l^U) Not

$S?|
detracting, not

a.

Carey.

a thing.
a.

(mfn.'^ + '^l^) 1. Not Set (as the sun

2. Not finished.
3. Not perished.

31^1^13
set (as the

a.

(mfn.

^U^T^f^)

sun or moon).

2.

1.

Inactivity, dulness, stupidity, insensibility,

Not

Not sunk, not

lot

3Ht3*i

perished.
a.

(mfn. 31 +

355^3)

rested, not conceited, not vain.

Not

Unostentatious,

modest, not making an ostentatious display of

reproaching, not reviling.

or moon).

(^fffd^+^Tj

self-inte-

s.

a.

Inactive, dull, stupid, insensible.

(m.

31 + 3^3*1) Shade, shadow.

(-^\mfn.

31 + 31^^)

has not subdued his own mind.

Who

85

86

(-^

^BtTRHo.
Not having

his

SI+STtTfttf)
31
Inimical, hostile.

a.

lated.

mfn. ^I + Sltll^)
own mind under controul.

2.

(mfn.

1.

Not

(/.) or

a Brazil word)

re-

The ananas

or pine-

apple (Bromelia Ananas).

3I+3rWK )

(mfn.

a.

Free from dis-

tress or calamity.

Hostility.

(re.)

season

SFTtTD

(^r + ^rhST^+IT) Not belonging

a.

to one's self, not related, not akin.

^FTt?!

a.

(mfn.

free

from distress

31 + Tt^l ) An orphan, not having

Like an

A certain configuration of the heavenly

(mfn.

3FTfel +

^)

Like an

orphan.

3ITtf$frl

a.

husband,

SFTfel

(/.

+ ^fl)

Without a

or protector (said only of fe-

lord,

Care?/.

Wn^lJ^a. (mfn.^+^&*p^)
unnecessary,

of religious

bodies, described in books of astrology.

orphan.

when no omission

rites is tolerated.

a parent or protector, forlorn.

3FTtfe^

s. (re.)

Not urgent,
The absence of necessity.

^FTtf^I a. (mfn. 3I + 3ltf^T)

Manu vu. 69.
pure.
<U*ll<^3

a.

Clear, clean,

3[ + ^l\J) Not

(mfn.

covered,

not concealed, not secured.

males).
^1*1

3pft^f^

IK

3I + vlli^<)

(m.

s.

Disrespect, inat-

s.

3J + 3Tfaf^) Want of

(f.

rain,

a drought.

tention, an affront.

Freedom from
a.

>Sl+^i\[k ) Without com-

(mfn.

mencement,

infinite or eternal

ginning, immemorial.

\3l

as regards be-

(/.) or

3 (n.)

The being without a beginning.

3FTt|T[3Io.
the

first.

2.

ease, health

1.

Not being

Not having a commencement

or

to a Sudra.

Manu

ii.

(mfn.) Healthy, unhurt, uninjured.

(/.) or

mfn 3I + ^tft3T)

the proper salutation to be used

by a Brahman
a.

3PTt3Tl

-J

(re.)

127.

-31

Health.

(-^\ m.

s.

dis-

31 +

^^

The

ring-

finger.

beginning.

3ITtftf^^^t^

vAH
a.

(3PTtfT[+"Pt^ +

^^W^t^Tsj? ) Descended by

tradition

among

respectable persons, as an immemorial custom.

^l*Tl WyS

a.

(mfn.

Not honoured,

^+J&)3)

s.

(f.

3r + 3r^f^) Disregard,

first.

(m.

ring-finger.

^FTtfU^Wl a. (-F\\mfn.^[ + ^nftRt

Pl^) Eating no flesh.
3prt3jal a

3FftlK?

1.

Not being the

(mfn.

SJ+StfCftl) Unpleasing,

:
(mfn. ^S[ + S^\3)

a.

Not extended,

3I + 3IW3") The want

locus in quo or receptacle,

a locus in quo or receptacle.

a.

3HtTO a.

(mfn.

3I + 3ltTI3) Not

restrained,

not dependant.

Not having a beginning.

s.

3I + llfa<?1) The

not large.

(mfn.^ + ^VO)

2.

(/.

dis-

respect.

3I=rtTl) a.

s.

unwelcome.

despised.

3pTt^"fe

llfiil

of a

(mfn.) Without

^tei jilte

a.

(mfn.

U^^tWS)

bour, free from exertion,

3FfW*l^3
G

a.

(mfn.

s.

Without

la-

(m.) Ease, easiness.

^ + 3jW*r+^3)

1.

Sift"

made

Easily

or done.

2.

(In medicine) Pre-

pared extemporaneously, simply decocted.

3FTftrt*TO

(WftWmfm)

a.

^WlUH^

a.

3Ffe3 a.

Portable.

a.

3RW^ + f^)

(mfn.

Easily finished, easily performed, easily proved.

^HtnlFTad.

o/^Wlill^

Sans. (heat, case

Without labour,

want of

(w.) Insipidity,

(mfn.

31+311^3)

new, unsmitten.

Unbleached,

1.

2. Useless, irrelevant,

s.

The

breast.

Easily to be acquired.

SFTtU'Nf^

s.

taste.

^VuW+^)

(mfn.

or relish, insipid,

88

^1 l<t?"

food, fasting,

^m^Wl
)

3J + 3lt^te) Taking no

(mfn.

a.

Abstinence from food,

s. (?.)

(-U\ mfn.

a.

fast.

SI + SrWf^T)

Living without food, fasting.

easily, heedlessly.

With-

ad. (heat, case of

pomegranate.

out taking food, fasting.

Ail

,l<\3

(m/ra.

a.

^3T

3lt<s5

Unremitting,

^FTt^s?

continual, eternal.

31 + 33^3)

(mfn.

a.

Uncalled, un-

invited.

sHlt<ft

(mfn. s5I + >All<lb) Not having as-

a.

3FTt^tT{

cended, not mounted upon.

viH lWlffo

SU^tlT^

(n.

s.

a. (?/.

31 +3tffjtlf) Not

joyless, gloomy,

Want

of

of cheerfulness and joy.

health.

3pTt^

a.

^ + ^|v|<)

(mfn.

IPft^tft^
Unseasonable,

cheerful,

(w.) Gloominess, absence

s.

^ + 3fl|^fe3)

(mfn.

a.

Not

pleased, not exhilarated.

not in due season.

An Unadi

(mfn.^+^tS)

a.

Inferior, despica-

ble, low.

The name

3FTtt??Ttf^3

a.

(mfn. ^I + ^rft^tf^J)

minine gender are formed.

a. (mfn.

See Colebr. on

fe-

Am.

structible.

(/.) or

Imperishable, inde-

M .) Indestructi-

bility.

(-f^

a.

(mfn.

a.

mfn.

3[ + PlCV) Not

^RcOviklKl
#i

\31

to

A'sramas)

to

which Brahmans at

periods of

life

any of the four orders (or

desirous,

(/.) or

lasting, incon-

n|

a.

(-'ftbt mfn.

Asserting that a thing

^fTOrap)

Not belonging

Not

(.) Varia-

bleness, inconstancy.

<l|K.

iHlirfl

(mfn.

unwilling, indifferent.

stant, transient.

^ifcHW)

vi4.pl Dt*3? a.

Un-

seen, unperceived.

s.

(n.

>AlRcU+3Pl)

is

3}ftWl +
not eternal.

Transitoriness,

perishableness.

different

are enjoined to attach

them-

3rf%f&3

a.

(mfn.

Sl + f^rfifc) Not

asleep,

waking, awake, watching.

selves.

^PTt^l

by which words of the

Co. p. 375.

of a plant used as a tonic (Gentiana Cherayta).

3X^*1)

affix,

s.

dence or

3I + 3T^1)

(/.

faith.

2.

Want

1.

Want

of confi-

of consideration, dis-

regard.

3Htft

3tf*f

a.

(mfn.

SHftWffa

3W3tf$frC.) Without

taste

SUf^l

Not despised,

re-

spectable.
a.

(mfn.

^+

reproached, despised, or disregarded.

Not

to be

89

SlRf

csrPr

^RP{3

a.

(m/rc.^+RpJ

a.

(mfn.

^tf+RrRt^) Not
!)

despised.

Not distinguished,

not clever.

a.

(mfn.

31 +

Not winking,

having a steadfast view, vigilant,

(m.)

s.

god, a deity.

With

ad. (locat. case of

^tRI^OT)

Not

winking, looking steadfast.

winking,

vigilant.

Looking

*lR*m

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

^Rw<l)

steadfast, not winking.

a.

or rule.

Not

to be

(mfn.

a.

3I +

R ^OlTlT)

Not

(3I+R<tl<)

a.

necessary means, indigent,

Destitute of the
s.

Want

of the ne-

^Rf<3

(rnfn.^l + Prff^) Not indifferent,

a-

or

3"

-'Oi (/.)

Want,

a law

indigence.

3I + Rr5^) Not pure

(mfn.

tur-

bid, unclean.
s

R.

3^+$^)

1.

Air, wind.

2.

The god of wind.

(m.) Irregularity.

s.

a.

(mfn.

^ + f^TTf^J

3Tpr*f
)

Not de-

M<t> )

Without

termined by a rule or law.

^rf^^tH^

Not

to be described or expressed, indescribable.

^rR"^

3J+RTT3I) Without

(mfn.

^lR"ITfej

a.

(mfn.

RU

^R^P^H

Eternally, con-

^RP^) Undeteimined,

(mfn.

a.

uncertain,

Uncertainty, want of deter-

s.

mination, irresolution.

ft SJ +

rf.

(3J + RPl1)

ad. Sans.

tinually.

^lR"bu
1

law or controul.

ticular

3TR<f(>*i1lI

3tfWT a.

3lRTI]I^:

^ + "R^tlP)

(mfn.

a.

not disinclined. 2. Indigent, needy.

(i/b.3I+R Wt) Not

a.

3J+Rr^tf^3)

cessary means, indigence, need.

vigilantly.

(corrupt, from

ae?.

(mfn.

agreed upon, not to be settled, undeterminable.

vwR<k

a steadfast look,

a.

agreed upon, not settled, undetermined.

^rR^tTP
) Irresistible.

^iRwn

3jR^tf^3

90

fT^ + STft-) A par- ^iRfW

mode of chanting the Sama-Veda.

As.

3I +

(mfn.

a.

mined, undecided,

R Pb^)

Undeter-

indefinite.

Res. vin. p. 460.

^lR?
son of
Trans.

s.

(m.

^ + "R^)

3tfRR^ a.
Aniruddha,

Pradyumna and husband

R.A.S. i. 576.

3lf^f%3 a.

(mfn.

the

of Usha.

Not

deter-

a.

(^ + f%STH +

(mfn.
s.

(m.)

^ + RT^H) Without
The not being

(^I + R"^) Not

^lR^*f a.

pro-

forbidden.
clear > not dis "

tinct.

mined, not defined.

^if^fc^H

^Rl^Ha.
hibition,

3J+R1^F) Not prohibited.

(mfn.

^)

Close,

impervious, impenetrable.

3rRirr. ( mfn ^+RrTir) without decision or

certainty, s. (m.) Want of decision or certainty.

3lRP$

a.

(mfn.

3t+$&)

Not wished

for, evil,

unfortunate, ominous.

3lRr^T or -^R^

a (mfn.
.

3jRP& + 3^"

W$m%$

a.

(mfn.

^I+R'flvj) Not

to a decision, not decided on.

or

siRp&te;

Producing
s.

brought

3jRP*f$1

m 3rRp% +
.

s . (f.

evil or misfortune.

^)

An

evil planet.

^RP^ + ^i) Apprehension

91

92
of future misfortunes,

the foreboding

in imitation of, behind, following, in pursuit of.

of evil

events.

^lR^1

Wilkins' Gr. p. 544.

(3I + f*Pi) Want

s.

of firmness or

^SF^

(mfn.) Lustful, libidinous.

a.

steadiness.

SFJ^tl
3Tf^|rf3

s.

3I + f^fe) The non-accom-

(/.

plishment of a work, a

3Tfr|p

a.

failure.

(mfn.

s.

finished, not

(-P^\ mfn. apj^N + t5^)

Commiserating, compassionate.

^P^l a (mfn.

accomplished.

<RI ) Imitative,

An

(inn.) 1.

army, forces.

An

War,

2.

fl .

SFTt^^s.
sentinel.
4.

(m.

2.

A warrior.

mark, a

sign.

5.

1.

3.

An

A drum.

2.

certain force

An

army,

one-tenth of an

^15^

containing 2,187 elephants,

v.,

Imitation

c
(m.^l*i<P< l+ f^[) An imitaJC

imitative word.

The bottom,

O-

An

(In grammar)

or the

6,561 horse, and 10,935

cars,

(n.

s.

foot.

3^+ Wl)

The drawing

for-

ward, attraction.

trespass against

by means of which the

suffix

participle of the passive

is

^Tflll To

seen,

The bottom of a

^"15^^" s

'

formed from active

verbs, the radical vowel requiring

To be

future

from R.

Guna

^J+^^from R. <F?)

s.

morals or justice, an unjust or immoral action.

To

be done, from R. g| To do.

e. g.

'

secondary, orsuc-

see;

a preceding measure.

SJ^tlffc a.

(mfn.

+ S^T

instead

Wil-

One who goes

3F3<i5t3"

a.

carriage.

cedaneous injunction, an action arising out of

;

Unsl Gr. % 714.

^*iT.<T

axletree of a carriage.

WS^frft q.
and as many

v^4F<'H^ s
tive sound.

1.

forces.

(n.)

of another's manner of speaking.

guard, a

elephant driver.

s.

imitation.

^ptWftj (^pp ^

combat.

from R.

Compassion, sympathy.

SFj^ft
Not

3F[+^tl

(/.

(mfn. 3I + 'ft^") Destitute of water.

;

(m.

s.

or acts as he pleases.

3F|+<T^)

Imitation.

1.

2.

Resemblance.

That which

is

not

^tWTftH

a.

(mfn.^ + ^t^TV^)

a.

(mfn.

^ + ^)

Without authority or

^I^f^"

coinciding,

exertion, indolent.

Imi-

tating, following.

i!H#f)

S^pfftftel (mfn.

Irreligious, impious, atheistical.

nIIiT.^

+ t^i)

5&ffe3$ a. (-fe\mfn.

God.

(.

mfn

:
-

^L + ^^)

aiding, kind.

Filled, full.

Agreeing with,

\31

(/.)

Coinci-

dence, kindness, favourable disposition.

nAJ.'I

prep. Sans. After, in point of place, time, de-

gree, or relation,

(In composition

and
it

is

the reverse of ^iJ,Pb q.

v.

often signifies) According to,

siipffirter
able wind.

s.

(m.

fef^+3"trr

favour-

94

3FT

93

^IsP

31 +$3') Not

(mfn.

a.

The not speaking.

1.

2.

An

improper expression.

$U#gmi>.

Like a saw,

Order, method

s.

ge-

3FFTfte1

s.

^I^+Zpi^+t^)

(f.

The

SFTZfSrft

s.

Wl+ZP^F\+^L) The

(f.

ex-

planatory table of contents belonging to the

hymns

collection of

in the

Rig-Veda.

As. Res.

392.

W^F)

Sans, (locat. case of

ad.

Successively.

SFJIZFf*!

ten-

derness.

^3^1"

>3t*J^l a.

(SFr + ^l"

ad.

s.

continually.

(SFT + ^ST) A

(mfn.

ofW^)

accus. case

Ganga

^PJf^P

creek.

(-PZs^mfn.

a.

^+Sttft^)

3FTft5?

W^+^t^))

(mfn.

a.

a.

(mfn.

^+^1 +

ceptable, deserving favour.

^^0<

+ 0< ) A

(m.

s.

Belonging

Ganga

or Ganges.

3I*TSf^3

^"ii>h$

W$T%>

a.

(mfn.

fol-

an attendant,

Wl+tP^S)

^ + $f^3

(mfn.

'I

Followed,

At-

Improper, unusual.

(3J + 3l>(>) Not

^3

high, low.

-31

Lowness.

(w.)

Sans,

31^55 ) Not

3FT + ^3) Gone

after

any one,

any one.

(mfn. 3I
:

a.

(instrum.

ra<

3F+ rT5PT)

ing, particularly the act of a

The

act of follow _

woman

following

her deceased husband by burning herself on his

funeral pile.
a.

As. Res.

(mfn.

iv.
5

T+3)

Born

W^l<t
^FJJ^

a.

Following, imitating.

mfn.

a.

luminous.

s.

2.

(-f^.

after,

younger,

junior.

To be followed

or imitated.
a.

of

(-f^mfn.

Wl+^tP^) De-

(mfn.
s.

s.

SI + ^^T) Not

Want

(m.~)

servant.

bright, not

of splendour,

want of

ardour.

212.

^+ 1^P)

case plur.

aloud, with a low voice.

pendent on, maintained by.

Spftttft

(-ft^mfn. 3pT + "5tf^)

a.

a.

(/.) or

^*j\5l

following, dependent or attached to

companion, a

lower (particularly of the gods)

ad.

Tl)

^FT7

Pleasing, ac-

or Ganges.

Wilkins' Gr. 899.

SFJlTFr

Fa-

vourable, kind.

^jf&vS a. (mfn.

Following, succeeding.

to (the country) along the

SFJjfa a.

kind.

tending, following.

Following or along
the

Favourable,

attended.

At every moment,

SFfttt^

3FT + Tt3^)

(mfn.

a.

a servant.

(SFT+CIft*]) Compassion,

s.

Favour, kindness,

(m. 38f$tqtf5Q

s.

grace, compassion.

^4J1<1

table of contents of a book.

Not harsh, not irascible,

mild, cool.

3Fjj"t^

nealogical succession.

^FT^FI

(mfn.^+^Q )

3^jf$[

serrated.

viii.

well received, commiserated, honoured.

3T*Tj a.

^^+^<P0)

a- (fn.

Favoured,

said, not uttered.

3FT + S}tfFT)

1.

An order, a command.

Permission, leave, consent.

3FJ33st3
2.

(/.^FJ + ^il)

a.

(mfn.

3F^+\5st3) Commanded.

Permitted, dismissed.

3H

95

3FJ3tPfi.

*$v\

(m.

s.

3^) A

from R.

which spirituous liquor

vessel from

3F|t3t?l

SFJ+OT

(rn.

s.

is

drunk.

Regret, repentance.

(_fft>/n. ^-JviH +5^)

a.

Re-

a.

(mfn.W^^k^^f)

Attend-

ing to, following.

3Fj^3

Not

regretting,

not repenting.

3FJ3^I

31 + $3*1)

unequalled, excellent.
a.

ply.

2.

Not northward,

Unsurpassed,

1.

Not the best,

3I + &3^)

(mfn.

2.

1.

inferior.

Without a

re-

southern.

Lying with the face

want of

^I + ^'Rjfc

gone up,

^FfftS)

3I + Sf?jj)

(mfn.

a.

*' disturbed,

3p]T^l

s.

Ab^ice of

(mfn.) Undisturbed,

a.

3FjWt*1

^T + ^r^^l

(m.

s.

OT .

^I + ^rtiT^

uiet, placid.

Wnt

(mfn.) Indo

a.

dis-

of exer-

wanting

nt,

exertion.

3I^Wt5fl

(-fiK fn. 3*4 Wtf^H)

a.

Indolent, destitute of vigour or eertion.

3^+^Tt^T)

(n.

s.

ning after a thing.

The

l.

run-

Reflectio, considera-

2.

tion.

(n

g,

3J + S"*t1 5 T) The

not rising;

(m.

^FT + 'TO)

submission,

Salutaon, courtesy,

complacei

humility,

y,

apology.

3I + 3f*t3)

(mfn.

3FFni s.
worship,

exertion.

3T^f*5^J a

Lngitudinal.

not ascended, not risen.

3FJ<tt^T

downwards.

T
3FJ SHrf

a. {mfn.

tion, indolence,

(mfn.

a.

3FpJT3

3FjVfrF$ )

(mfn.

turbance,

31 +

(mfn.

a.

a.

not distressed, placid.

gretting, repenting, penitent.

ai-JpHfcNh

vH^H^J

96

Not

risen,

vil^Ul

not grown up, not shot up (as grain).

(-f$\mfn. vil^l

a.

-t^) Com-

placent, submissive.

SpJVTte;

3I + SV*TT5;) Without

(mfn.

a.

perseverance or courage,

s.

(m.)

Want

of per-

(mfn. ^SI +

a.

appearing,

pearance

3FJTR"

(m.)

s.

(n.

Not

rising,

rising, the

3pT + IlxFT)

a.

non ap-

s.

a.

come

11*1

3T + Sf&[3) Not

ad. Sans.

Day

(mfn.

3FJ + 5 ft3)

risen,

not

s.

Jumbled, made

(-3 m 3F[ +

1.

or submissive person.

2.

An humble

One vho has

atten-

dants or followers behind him.

31=3^5
lifted

into view.

^FjjTrT

a.

SFjpTsJl

p. 10.

(mfn.

nasal

Respect, regard,

3I + $"Rt3) Unaccented (as

(m.) One of three accents to be

Gram.

3FJ + Ttf^1) A

(m.

s.

submissive.

observed in reading the Vedas, the grave accent.

Colebr.

3FJ*rtf*^
3Fpfjs3

thin.

(m/n.

a vowel),

attended with subiission or hu-

not

reference, relation.

<4A^tS

U<t> Supplicating,

letter.

3I + $"GT3") Lank,

(mfn.

a.

^TO)

The not

mility.

of a luminary).

(e. g.

to? a. (mfn. 31^+ 1

submitting,

severance or courage.

3FJT0T

3j^*j

a.

(mfn.

3I + S^3) Nt

elevated, not

up, not high.

3P55^"FT3 a.

(mfn.

3FJ^3 +

Neither

raised nor lowered, level, horbntal.

(3FJ+fW>

accus. case of

after day, daily, uniformly.

33^^
HK)

ad. Sans.

Following.

(3^+^

accus. case of

3FT

97

^HPk^

3I + OTf^) Untaught,

(mfn.

a.

98

uninstructed, not advised.

v. n.

To

^FP^l + t^)

Not

or expedients,
despair.

a.(-Pr^mfn.

Fol-

Wilkins' Gr.

lowing the footsteps of another.

^jjiM a,

(-f%\mfn.

using means or expedients, not contriving stra-

tagems.

906.

^fM*Tl

^+^}T{) A

hoot, a

33 + Wffa) Not

invested

(/. from

s.

^PPttC a.

^PT+^ttC)

(mfn.

Lateral.

buskin.

3Fffrt3

(mfn.

a.

^I^iii^Fr

^X+^rl^Fr) Want

(n.

s.

of atten-

tion, negligence.

with the sacred thread, not intrusted to the

^J^IPM

care of a tutor.

SFj^fa'

(mfn.

a.

31 +

3*^)

Not invested

(mfn.

3^55^"

a.

at-

not applied to with assiduity.

^P^h^") Arranged, suc 31 (/.) or 3 (w.)

order.

(mfn.

cessive, in

due

Regular succession, order.

with the brahmanical thread.

a.

to,

ai + Sffifav?) Not

Unsupported

by argument.

^FJ^T

tended

(mfn.

a.

31 + 3^1) Unequalled,

in-

comparable, excellent.

Successively, regularly, in

surpas-

due order.

ad. Sans, (instrum. case

o/^l^^f

sing endowments.

In due order, in regular succession.

S^ST]

(femin.

of^FPfil) The

female ele-

phant of the south-east, or of the north-east.

Ul-jMyS5

a.

3*^)

31 +

(mfn.

^1

adapted to the purpose.

Unfit,

not

(w.)

(/.) or

"3"

(mfn.

Not

(f. ^5I

s.

+ >S p NT) Want

of expe-

(mfn.

a.

3FP=tf^3 a

Not

to

be

(mfn,

31 + ^>}f^3) Not present,

(,

^^ + f^)

companion or

fol-

SH^V^ a

mfnm SFT + ^ST^)

Yearly,

^^I^

(fn

^^+^)

Related

to,

con-

^l*j<*~H

(m.

s.

^FJ-f^"^)

The inseparable

1.

adjunct or sign of any thing, the indication of

(m.

3H + *Tt\J)

metical proportion.
(n.

Proportion, arith-

Colebr. Alg. p. 35.

SH + ^rfa")

(mfn.

31 +

resource, or remedy,

fluid vehicle for

$^) Without means,

s.

(m.)

guilt,

Want of resources

symptom

of disease, &c.

of language, root,
letter,

a medicine, a menstruum.
a.

Following the

nected with, belonging to.

not near.

s.

^FT + ^^S)

annual.

perceived or experienced.

^4.1^

(mfn.

Endeavour or

done.

lower.

rience or perception.

s.

a.

s-

perceived,

not experienced.

^FJ$t\3

^FTS^

is

breadth or latitude, latitudinal.

SFJ^Ml a.

3FPN^P

(SH + ^Trt^)

s.

labour after a thing

Unfitness.

SFJ^Tft

SFTgirfcT

affix,

An element
An indicatory

&c.

2.

3.

not sounded or dropped in composition,

but marking some peculiarity in inflecting the

which

word

to

pupil

who

it

rent or preceptor.

is

attached.

imitates an

example

Wilson.

4.

set
5.

child or

by the pa-

An

offence,

3F[

SP?

99
guilt.

In arithmetic, the junction or union

6.

of fractions.

Im-

peded, obstructed.

3PT + ^5 T) The

(n.

following

being attached to a thing, obedience,

after or

3FT<r

To

tended

Possible,

probable (as a consequence.)

(3FT + R.

To

serve,, to

tached

^1

obedient, following,

to,

<Cr

(31 +

3^0

At-

A deputy.

(m.)

s.

Without a trace, un-

determined, uncertain.

An
As. Res.

of each Veda.

vm.

(m. vAl^ + ^Ttt)

s.

3.

An

part

pp. 429. 469.

1.

an abusive reply.

cularly)

repetition.

invocation

hymns forming

ing, replying.

2.

1.

33^ +

(m.

s.

Answer-

1.

Quoting or

2.

after, or

s.

(f.

3FT + Tfe)

Trans.

R. A. S.

3I^5><tf<k.Jl

^IpJpCl

scent of a faded perfume.

2.

2. Effect,

s.

(mfn.

The recurrence

By

ad. Sans. (heat, case of

3FJ>^l<t)

(m.

s.

an opinion, a certainty.

An

1.

indication,

Dignity, authority.

2.

(mfn.
;

Giving a

leading to an opinion or to a

certainty.
a.

(mfn.

^1 + ^3) Felt, perceived, ex-

*3J.*J*tb& (mfn.^\.1^+^3) Permitted, allowed,

s.

(ra.)

Permission, leave.

Acquiescence,

1.

consent, permission, allowance.

3.

The

fifteenth

2.

com-

day of the moon's

3FTRtH + ^)

^PTH^pTs. (m.3Fpf3 + 3pf)

the imperative mood.

^T^R
Causing a

former thought to return to the mind

tive of reflection

Metar

p. 144.

Reviving the

of a thought, the revival of an idea, an after-

a.

3F^ + fWl)

(/.

age.
1.

thought, reconsideration.

3?TRt^

sys-

96. 113.

i.

The following

1.

^T^+C^tH)

guess,

experience, apparently.

mandment.

(m.

right notion, exclusive of

Moliun P.

assented to.

being attached to a person.

s.

(In the

re-

consequence.

3FJI<rtH

Attention, per-

1.

perienced.

peating the words of another person.

3FT<[f3

to,

and doubt, and different from remembrance.

W^'K + t'l

mfn.

Replying, answering.

^)

Nydya

error

at-

addicted

2.

Quoting the words of another

(-f^l

be

an inference, a supposition.

^FJ^sJ
a

to

Tautology or

2.

person.

3^tTf[

obeyed,

to.

interpretation.

(mfn. N*l*1<t^ + ^)

a.

be

to

(mfn.^l+'^^S) Fond,

hint, indicating

3FT3lT[3?

<Kf)

ception, observation, experience.

*a*^DM

reply, (parti-

crooked.

strai g ht >

5
(mfn. 3T T + ^3P, from R.

physics.

chapter in the collection of

Not

tem of philosophy)

^+^f^)

(-fs\ mfn.

attached

^4*^<

oblige.

fl .

To

to.

a.

3FR^t

^+C^t^fllT)

(mfn.

be followed,

complaisance, attendance.

v. a.

(^ + ^"5)

a.

3^<T3P
S

s.

be reconsidered, requiring reconsideration.

Carey.

3FR^[ a. '(-1%\mfn. 3FT3^ + tX)

>AI*1<n31

^PJTTWtTr

100

produc-

causing an after-thought.

s.

(n.

Hindu widow.

Moliun P.

^FJj-ER

following in death

(In grammar)

!)

1.

p. 124.

Dying

with,

the voluntary death of a

Wilson.

2.

woman's burn-

ing herself on a separate pile from her dead

3F[

101

husband,

from home.

^I^Tfa"

when

e. g.

the latter dies at a distance

^V^

See

(n.

s.

W&l

A.

S.

^FJ+Slt'T) An

^Ht^r^Tl

inference,

a.

draw-

Trans.

hypothesis, a suspicion.

(SFpdrT+^Ti)

a.

<#^HfcU<*
Making an

An

445.

i.

mfn.

^T+Ulfl{'4
2.

1.

Sub-

stitute, spurious.

3IWf
VF\

ad. Sans.

(3H+TPt,

accus. case of

According to the Yugas or ages of the

world.

Studied.

W^I^^M^)

{mfn.

(-fn\

a.

Following, subsequent, resulting from.

ing a conclusion from given premises.

JR.

^iiifl

102

sFTFrrr)

^pt+ crrW ) L R eproof,

2. A question.

(m.

s.

cen -

sure, admonition.

inference.

Esta-

by

blished

by way of conse-

inference, proved

Blaming, censuring, admonishing.

^PT^SF

quence.

Sil-JMH^

a.

^JiH

(mfn.

Impro-

tached

a.

{mfn.

to,

fond

3pT +

^)

bable, unlikely.
speculatist.

3Fprft*T ad Saws. (Zoca*. case

way of inference, probably.

^JUl'TO

a.

SpT +

(mfn.

the causal form of R.

By

Urged

a.

of inference or conclusion

3F[firf3

(f

s.

^I+^v-jfT)

(n.

s.

(m.

SFT + Tft)

ment, delight in something

3F+f*T3) Found by way

(mfn.

^+^)

{mfn.

guessed.

SFJ+ftfS) An

^J<lM,k

'

{f-'$F[ + 5^3)

s.

dying with her husband

self

on a separate

SFJTOI
to

(mfn.

a.

pile

A woman voluntarily

Fondness, attachreputation, fame,

a.

{mfn.

^^Tl+^rf^)

Filled with affection, fond, attached to.

guess.

3I*T^\?1

Affection, fond-

renown.

^TTWftrS

inference, a

Gratifying,

ness for a thine;.

as an in-

ference or conclusion.

3FTfEF3

delightful.
s.

^f^ from H"!^

attachment, gratitude.

tion, fondness,

^pr3p

Forster.

Inferrible.

to, at-

Devotedness, affec-

+ ^^) A
a.

Devoted

of, grateful.

a.

{mfn.

3FJT^ +

Worthy

of affection or love.

a widow burning hera.

from her dead husband.

^J^+OTI) To

affectionate,

be inferred,

{femin. of
s.

One

Pt*^) Fond,

of the female personifica-

tions of musical notes.

be quoted as a proof or argument, to be con-

cluded

SFJOTT*

3FRtpfU3 v

assumable.
(m.

s.

3FJ+C3lfa) A

subsequent

pleasure, a pleasure felt from sympathy.

SI^STfrrT

s.

(n.

s.

+ GTtTrT) The feeling

cessary for

(n.

of

making a journey,

3p=Rt*1

(-^Hmfn.

3Fp"T5t) a (mfn.
.

to

That which

a.

a (from

j)

Xo extoL

SFjTffi

+ 3^)

Af-

fectionate, loving, fond.

pleasure from sympathy.

SFJTTftr

^T^fl.

is

ne-

travelling-apparel.

^Tt^ + XT) Praiseworthy,

be extolled.
s.

(f,

3F[+ Ttetj

The name of the

seventeenth NaJtshatra or lunar mansion, de-

P[

103
signated by a row of oblations

(stars in Libra).

(mfn. ^4*^+<FlF) Agreed

a.

or born in due gradation, applied especially to

the mixed tribes, as the offspring of a

Wilson. As. Res. n. 293. ix. 323.

^Fp ^

104

com-

to,

Brahman

man and Kshatriya woman, a Kshatriya man

Manu

and Vaisya woman, and so on. Wilson.

plied with, conceded to.

x. 5, &c.
a.

(mfn.

Resembling,

1.

3F?*ftrs. (m.3FJ+*lTr)

con-

2. Suitable, proper,

similar, conformable.

2.

venient.

+3^)

Sans.

ad.

In a

similar manner, conformably.

3T^pfla. (-f^T

mfn.

Imi-

(mfn.

a.

SFJ^ftfl

(-fir^m>.

a.

(n.

tion

Wg.'Z^ +^)

l-W^mfn.

a.

Partial,

^U'U + t\)

Partial, kind.

(m.

s.

a.

(mfn.

(m.

An

a.

C^^i

) 1.

Anointment, the

perfumed unguent

to the

(mfn.

Carey.

(n.

Anointing,

applying

^FJ^ffcT)

by a

to

a.

(-%

3FT + *lt5) One who

m.

discipline,

rule or

One who

3FTT*Yfrr ad. Sans. (-31. 3T T+(

a.

s.

3FJ+*11*P

(mfn.

3FT + "P^) To

defined

(n.

be taught,

rule.

3F[ + ^ft5

a Sastra or a science

^T'ttW

grain, going with the hair.

Careful study of

attention, endeavour,

mfn. 31^+ "TH^tST) To be

(mfn.

pursued, attended

helping forward, going with the

be attended

3FHtfH3o.
^HJ^il^s.

to.

SFHt^ + ^J)

Produced

Studied,

to.

C*^) Repentance, regret.

a.

(mfn.

#tf C*llt><fc)

sioning regret or repentance.

s5f)

To be

(mfn.

be defined by a

Tto")

^^Ttaa. (m>.3T^ftir +

a teacher or

rule.

studied, to

applies unguents or perfumes to the body.

Favourable,

Denned

m.^R+^rtf^") A ruler

SI^t^T^ a

^+*ft"f%3)

(mfn.

pursuit of a science.

Anointing the body with perfumes.

(M m.

Advice, direc-

tutor.

SFPft^

SFT+C^n^fc) The

^+*T^FT)

s.

s.

3Fjf^

3Hpn pl+<F)

of perfumes or ointment to the body.

s.

Feel-

rule.

prescribes a

smearing with perfumes.

3HF*PFTs.

by a

Anointed, be-

unguent made of sandal-wood,

or other perfumes.

^FJT^"^

pTr + t 5 L)

or governor, a teacher, a preceptor.,

Tautology.

3^+1%^

application of any
2.

N5T 5

particularly, the giving rules for the ac-

3Fr*ttf^3l

3?? + *^ )

smeared with perfumes.

s.

To be

quisition of a science.

3I^npT3

^{Uftl

(mfn.

a.

Partiality, acqui-

kind.

body.

3FJ*tftT33>

s.

3pTRt^

SFJT^Pj

object of pursuit,

ing penitence or regret.

CTte{)

(m.

s.

escence, kindness, complaisance.

3FTf*^

An

regretted, to be repented of.

vAH<jH'+'^)

tating, similar.

SFT^t^

Repentance, regret.

l.

3.

an object of the mind.

3FJ^PfaS

3FJRl^

Enmity, revenge.

or repentance.

2.

1.

Occa-

Feeling regret

3F[

105

a^pfitte

CTHJ^T) Repentance,

(n.

s.

106

p^]fej

(.3FJ+*^l*|

s.

Application to bu-

siness, practice, occupation.

regret.

b^U

a.

3H+Ht^f|lI)

(/.

be regretted, to be repented

^QH^7

s.

^Fj$^ + *X^)

(n.

Ac-

cording to the Sankhya system of philosophy,

of.

&fn.Wt+ C*ttf^) Regretted,

3FTjC*frfc3a.
repented

To

a subtile corporeal frame composed of the five

elements, but tenuous or refined, being the ve-

of.

hicle of the Linga-sarira or primeval person.

v. n.

To

(3FJ+R.

repent,

R. A.

Trans.

S.

i.

33.

to regret, to sigh, to grieve.

a.

31ft*ffE?t

(-f^T

a.

S^Plt^

mfn.

^FTPf^

for

Penitent, regretting, un-

happy.

^1*"^

3FjX$TI

a.

Acquired from hearing

3Ffl3f^F

a.

Carey.

Commended

in

the Veda, and learned from the instructions of

This word

a tutor.

religious ceremonies

is

applied principally to

commanded

in the Veda.

a.

(mfn.

to.

+ C^TT) To

(mfn.

a.

attended

be commenced, to be applied

a thing repeated, learned by dictation.

31 + 3^)

to, to

Not

be be gun, to
be followed.

hot.

2.

Not

passionate, indolent, sluggish, lazy.

3FT^H

O.SFT+^^Fft")

s.

Examination,

inquiiy, research; aim, scope.

SFpr^FTt a. ( -

mfn

^ f^T +

Inquisitive, searching, examining.

Carey.
(mfn.

a.

33^+3^)

conformable, attached

3FT^t

Begun, applied

(mfn.

to, practised, followed,

Agreeing with,

^^Ri

(h.^FT +

s.

!)

The

act of follow-

to.

(m.

s.
s.

^R

ing after, succession, imitation.

Agreement, confor-

(jit.

mity, attachment.

^15^ a {mfa^l^W^') Causing

'

^1*^+^ l<

3H*llf<^

consequence, a

SH^,l<+^)

a. (mfn.

agree-

ing after, subsequent

ment or attachment causing grammatical agreement in words of succeeding sentences.

an analogy.

similarity,

Follow-

to.

a.

{mfn.

^FT + f^)

3ppTtf^
^IH^i'Ul

+ C^T^

(n.^PRlf^+T")

(-f$\

a.

Following
(m.

Sprinkled again

with water, watered.

Wjfi$@ s.

after,

mfn.

subsequent

^1*1

It

ad. Sans, (locat. ease of

Conformably, according

1^)

syllables each, or three lines of eight, twelve,

Wilson.

in either case thirty-two.

See As. Res. x.

p. 438. 469.

^l*1^JO<?

(mfn.

a.

^tfJdJ.M'*

(n.

of reflection,

^)

to,

^j^tf?)

following after.

^^T + ^T^?)

Indicating,

s.

sideration.

S^+^njpf) The

occasioning

a pointing out, an indication.

v.

pointing out, causing reflection.

SFT^t^o s (.3FJ^+W^) Averse of ^l^O^l

the measure called vSpT^^I g.

Ameasure of

verse, the stanza consisting of four lines of ei^ht

and twelve, making

^1
to.

The

from R.

sprinkling again with water, the re-watering.

^IPU-t"^/

Succession,

consequence.

(f.

SFT + ^'FTi)

Reflection, con-

3IFT

107

S^^feS

^+^f^3)

(mfn.

a.

Known by

li

(m 3?T + ft^ or $$1

(In grammar) The nasal sound expressed by ().

3FFIRC

(n.

(m.

s.

3FJ+^te)

1.

in

3^

Imitation.

2.

2.

3pT+3^t& ) A

funeral repast

honour of ancestors on the day of the new

(n.

s.

from

S"^.)

(mfn.

man, versed
v. 82.

2.

Family, race.

3H + $l>t T from
3

A boy

(mfn^ + Q^) Free from debt.

3?TfU(m>. -fT^m>.3I+^:r^T)
a

A Brah-

s. (to.) 1.

Manu

MS.
a.

3pT3

(^.31 +

s.

^)

Falsehood.

1.

Much

^pTf^)

^W^tfc**!^ a,

(genit. case

s.

(?ra.)

Old, ancient.

From a long

(33H<H?H+3Hf*l)

time, long since.

one instant, during some

3JFT^3itU3^ a.
virgin.

for

time, for a long time.

(genit. case

Mohun P.

p. 95.

Long

3K T^<t1
J

2. Solid,

tire.

too

3K*FPi
solid,

^l^H
fen,

31^

little,

a.

Und iminished,

en-

without holes or interstices.

3.

(mfn.

4. Coarse, thick.

sufficient.

3^FT + 3?)

Coarse,

gross,

without interstices.

a.

Wateiy, wet, moist,

swamp,
a.

or bog.

(m. ^lC1<t

s.

In different

>

+ t1) An

denominated because he

first

elephant,

takes up the water

with his trunk, and each time discharges

his

so

it

into

mouth.

3ft:T3iPtel

a.

(31^+^1^)

Distant, re-

mote.
s. (m.~)

Wilkins' Gr.

(mfn. 31 + 8^)

many

ago.

sorts.

p. 95.

3IFT3P]

^+

'

(31^ + ^1)

ad. Sans.

ways, of

Mohun P.

fornicator.

of

^ftfe) Of various kinds.

Fornica-

Not

v^Cl^l^)

of

More than
married,

bachelor.

3j*FT a

time,

Ions: time.

3IFT^^Mfaf*l

(corrupt, of

3J + l^TJ ) Not

vSI^rE" a. (mfn.

Agri-

2.

3IT'T^a. (mfn. 3J + ^33 ) More than one, many,

much. \31 (/.) or 3' (.) Abundance,

risen.

tion.

Free

culture.

3"^)

repeating his lesson after his

and ajjjrtft

Not

R.

Vedas and Vedangas.

in the

Wilkins'

master.

tortuous,

plurality.

Very learned, well behaved,

1.

Disposition, character.

3I^TI>"ft" a.

31 + ^^S) Not straight,

(w/ra.

from debt.

moon.

3I^T^

3H^o.

of the Rig-Veda.

Recollection,

Resemblance.

3pT^ttp

hymns

the

crooked.

3pT+'^Rc1)

remembrance.

^n^U

31 + ^"^) Without a hymn,

(mfn.

a.

without the Rig-Veda, having no right to repeat

reflection, reflected on.

3pT^ or wiwAlk'

3FT(>

108

Thighless.

charioteer of the Sun, the dawn.

A marsh,

s.

3ir5T^^f^ft^"c

1178.

(m.)

The

A
tion involving
tity.

s.

(n.

3IFF3^ +

multiliteral equation,

an equa-

more than one unknown quan-

Colebr. Alg. p. 186.

313"

313"

109

Populous.

vAiH<Ml'<C

(^Ln<P + ^Tt^)

ad.

(m.)

s.

3.

1.

Ul

boundary, an end.

(mn.) Final, ultimate.

4. (n.)

times.

(STt^ + ^K)

ad. Sans.

quantities, in considerable

^H<l<t>lk

In large

SlSo^^i

^T^T +

(n.

s.

C
1)

The inward

agent, the heart, the mind, the will.

numbers.

(mfn.

a.

Nature, dis-

Often, several
position.

^ft^^o

Death.

2.

a.

Mul-

(mfn.

313"^ + 3^) Inwardly vexed,

inwardly angry.
tiform.

^(/K^fsS

a.

^T^ + ^lt^f^)

(mfn.

Mul-

313^1

(-fS\mfn. ^C+*Ttf^T)

a.

Falling under, falling within, comprised under

tiform.

a general description.

3tW^

engaged

^5

(/.) or

v44.C1(.<P

in

various pursuits.

in

(n.} Variety of pursuits.

Many,

several,

most

people.

1.

An

inner apart-

ment, a room appropriated to the females of a

Hindu

a.

313^+^)

(n.

s.

points,

several

^1

Ending

(mfn.

a.

3.

family; a queen's apartment. 2.

A queen.

palace.

ST^^f^t^ (m.^&F^ + ttU)

s.

^C10^<Pa.

(mfn.

3T + 30^-<P)

Entirely deaf

and dumb.

^TTto

(m.

s.

Wilkins'

31 +

3^)

guiltless person.

MS.
(m.) Time.

4EH<#|J

a.

s.

3I + $3tSt>) The

(mfn.

(mfn.
(w.)

a.
sient,

s.

Wilkins'

MS.

^ot^

(m.

s.

31 +

Want

(mfn.

(mfn.

a.

having:

Gos-

affairs.

^o^J + ^^)

The

^^

Disunited, quarrel-

of union, disunion, discord.

^I + t'TCS) Not

eternal, tran-

(n.) Transientness, inconstancy.

^g%*kM)

Situated

women's apartments.

in the

Sl^o^i

a variety of pursuits.

some,

women's apartments, household

keeper of the women's apartments.

^T^ls.

a.

sip of the

s.

woman.

pregnant

tree, the

marking-

1.

(f.

The name of a

2.

nut (Semecarpus anacardium).

3&*rfaW&

(n.

SI^+^rf^T)

1.

Water

running through a concealed or subterraneous

channel.

2.

secret,

a hidden thought.

ad. No, not.

^RTfa ^ s

31^0^$ a. (mfn.

a.

(m.)

tree.

(^ + ^1 for

risen)

Unprece-

dented, not seen, not heard of before.

flea.

s.

a.

suffix, serves

jectives expressive of

to derive ad-

an agency from Sanskrit

verbs in the causal form,

Standing or situated

e. g.

"T"Kil^J Joyful,

(^o^ + 3J^)

In

ana-

tomy, the malleus of the ear.

Carey.

As a Kridanta

within.

(mfn.

conclusion

name

of

^51^3"

+ <?)

Bringing to an end or

mortal, deadly,

Yama,

s.

Death

the regent of death.

-443 <R" a. (mfn. 3^3"

+ <3^") Making

an end,

causing joy, from R. ^^(causal form ^TOI"^)

causing death, destroying, destructive, noxious.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 468.

s.

(m.)

destroyer.

Ill

112

^RM

^+^:

(n.

s.

The

I)

brin ging to

an end, destruction.

SH^t^

(m.

s.

3.

^+^\^) The time of death. ^4*$,

or extremity.

Similarly, like.

3T3^"fc

3^)
At

2.

From the end,

1.

5.

end.

in the

last,

In part.

4.

(-^ mfn.

a.

See Colebr.

quadratic equations.

Alg. p. 171.

ad. Sans, (313" +

limit,

in solving

Governing.

^)

Limited,

a.

(mfn.

^3 4+^$)

Standing within,

situated between, interposed, internal.

sis^ + ^^tftFL)

viW^lift a. (

Situated within, interposed, internal.

^13

<F^

a.

31^ + 1^?)

(mfn.

Being

in

the interior, standing or situated within, inter-

subject to a termination or end.

posed, internal.

Sans, (from

"-ilsS-^ete?.

Between, among,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 544.

betwixt, within.

Under,

composition also)

(In

cept.

underneath,

e.

s.

terval

Ground, earth.

from

(n.

^53^3")

An

1.

the interior, inside.

in-

2. Period, term.

3.

Clothing. 4. Covering. 5. (In arithmetic) Difference, remainder.

behalf.
9.

7.

Outside.

hole or rent.

a. Similar,

Gr.

Own,

The supreme

11.

the

12.

own. pron. Another,

ad.

p. 544.

within, among.

Wil-

relative,

intimate friend,

s.

An

guinity, kindred.

2.

cow-house, a

31 (/.)

fold.

an

Acquaintance, consan-

1.

inner court-yard, a
or

^(w.)

Kin-

dred, intimacy.

^^WoTl

the soul.

Wilkins'

lH

The mind,

gaged

(In the tenets of the Jainas} In-

in seeking spiritual deliverance,

^Rt^
An

2.

^3 f<~<? a.

by the

s . (/.

3I^" + ^Prl)

difference

Inner, interior,

from^^ + R. W^)

the atmosphere,

See

s.

The

sky,

See 3l3Ts$>

air.

313^5$ +
A bird.

(mfn.

air.

a.

SWf^S^
or

tion

+ ^<)

(mfn.

internal.

Passing

(m.)

(mfn.

^fe^ + ^fa)

Gone

into the air or atmosphere.

rupture.

lM4*9l<M

554.

i.

included space.

333"ft"^t3

i.

it.

a.

Manu

and con-

(.viK3+ 3rN' instead of 3rHTr)

s.

sprung from the intermarrying of two

different castes or tribes.

child,

sequent prevention of their accomplishing

MS.

3ER+S^3") A

+ 3FtQ) ) With

terference or obstruction offered to those en-

mixed

(m.

The

^Iv3< +^i|U) An impediment,

(m.

s.

an obstacle.

through the

s.

class,

line in

the soul.

a. (/.

3I3"f<~5q? s (n.

(m.

s.

pregnant.

sil34^<R

s.

(-ix^.^i^+^rtTFT)

s.

spirit,

Trans. JR. A. S.

And, moreover.

conj.

inward

self.

soul.

Besides, without, except

kins'

8.

Without, ex-

Sake,

6.

Opportune time, an occasion,

10.

an opportunity.
Cause,

Colebr. Alg.^p. 5.

1.

between whiles.

poetry.

^i^Tiiri
an

interstice,

betwixt,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 544.

Near.

3.

s.

Among,

2.

g.

The space below the ground, from

^3<i+^fr

^3)

>Afc31 ad. Sans, (from

Composi-

an algebraic operation

moving

^Kjft*^
in the

(mfn.

in the air.
a.

(mfn.

Rs^ + T^")
(*) A bird.

313
s.

33^f%^ + ^)

atmosphere or sky.

Going

Situated

mm

113

313"

1.

the interior

internal.

2.

appeared, vanished.

^<1^

s.

Concealed, lost

See

air.

into
dis-

Departed, dead.

3.

(n.^3\+$ffi

atmosphere,

Gone

from R.

^rSt'T
or a

knowledge of the

a.

through the

(mfn.

air.

a.

heart.

(^^T + ^J^^T)

s.

An

inward burn-

ing, heart-ache.

f^^l?
s.

^3<l*pJ

(^^^+\38t*T) Inward knowledge,

s.

^^^I

^3? ) Sky,

114

^3l**> + ^

Moving

R.

(/.

Disappearance,

concealment, a covering.

A hird.

s.

^1^^ + ^)

(mfn.

Disappearance,

Gone

concealment.

into the air, ascended to the sky.

^<ls$0^"

a.

(mfn.

or moving in the atmosphere,

^texl*^

s.

Going

A bird.

(m.)

(mfn. 313^139? + *$) Situated

a.

a.

SJsRt*!

a.

An

(mn.~)

Gr.

from water,

free

a promontory.

A
ad.

Sans,

dry.

Wilkins'

(locat.

lower garment.

^I^KJ

a.

(mfn.

1.

1.

2.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 544.

31^+^3)

1.

3I3^a.(m/.3J3^+ 5t)

tion

interior of a

private door

within the house.

^f^

(m.

s.

^\^f^)

The

in-

intendant of the females of a family.

(/.

from

pregnant woman.

3I3"<Sl a. (-f^\mfn.
ing between,

^<|R

situated

Abidin the

being

interior,

Inward regenera-

(mfn.

^\+^tP\)

Learned,

skilful.

The country

s.

Res. vn. p. 231.

^rftft

the production of an impression or effect

on the

Wilkins'

To be con-

(n.

s.

^\3C<1t

Included.

house, an apartment.

(^W^+^r^i)

Con-

within, internal.

Gone between,

The

s.

NAmU

3I3^rt s.

included. 2. Concealed, disappeared, forgotten.

*BB<Qm

for

2.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 544.

C<i ad. Sans, (instrum. case of ^HsJ<

Within, amidst, between, between whiles.
Except, without.

^I^+'R

tendant of the women's apartments, the super-

case

of
Within, amidst, between, between whiles.
Except, without.

from

(/.

templated, to be meditated on.

for

1177.

^13 1<

s.

3I3rtfnra. (mfn.

(mfn.

island,

^ P$

from R.

invisible.

Surrounded by water,
s.

R.

appearing, vanishing.

Gr. 829.

(mfn.^\+^i^

Out of sight,

Dis-

cealment, invisibility, disappearance.

or placed in the atmosphere, aerial.

sH3lt$)

5.

called the

Duab.

As.

See

The Budb

(/.

the country included between the rivers

or

Jumna

(Yamuna) and Ganges.

heart.

vaiajsU^
Born within,
nated in one's mind, inwardly produced.

origi-

metic)

s.

A mode

of numbers
I

(n.

1.

(I n arith-

of composition or rectification

by the

differences of the products.

arf^r

115

2.

116

Inward thought or anxiety.

See

Carey.

Contiguous
support.

^K3$)\J

^s3+^3)

(mfn.

a.

o/^fiR

ad. Sans, (locat. case

Included, con-

Near,

close by.

tained, internal.

+ $Jl)

(mfn. ^SSS

a.

subterraneous
ulterior.

2.

1.

Last, extreme,

Very near, contiguous.

place.

:I|m1S$3

(mfn.

a.

The termination of the feminine gender

^S^pj + rfa)

Going

the active present participle in Sanskrit verbs

under ground.
e. g.

SI^TRtS

(mfn.

a.

^R^+^H^)

Sad, per-

may

also be omitted, as in

Wilkins' Gr. %

(-fa 5 ^

a.

3^+Trtf^)

mfn.

Refraining, restraining,

s.

+^)

(m. sHt3<s

s.

which the perpendicular

an acute-angled

The

(m.)

falls

"33^

soul.

^Wt

The

:1

See

31^,

Q12Q11.

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

31^) At

last,

at

the end.

triangle

in

3fC<lM

within the figure

Vanished, dis-

+ ^tfspT

(~P\\mfn.

a.

One who

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

triangle.

^ To do.

<jr"$sl Doing, from R.

plexed.

SR^lft

of

dwells at the extreme border, or at

the end.

s. (?w.) 1.

An

outcast.

2.

A disciple.

"SlZW^ad. (genit. case of ^I^") At the end,

at last.

appeared, concealed.
(mfn. '333 + '$) Ultimate,

a.

(f.

apartments of

The

from

inner

See

the seraglio.

a palace,

(In mathematics)

Alg. p.

4.

The

2.

last.

A hundred billions.

last

s.

(n.)

Colebr.

term of a progression.

Colebr. Alg. p. 52.

33T3l

barber.

2.

One belonging

to a

low

caste,

a Chandala.

In compounds

contiguous.

with the sense of reaching

Reaching up

to the hair

contiguity.

it

Near, proximate,

sometimes occurs

Reach-

\51

n. 46.
(/.) or

s.

(n.)

"3"
(?*.)

Vicinity.

(mfn. sSlfij^ + OT) Very near,

bordering closely on.

(femin.
2.

H^sSl'lsftU

is

born

person of the lowest

from

furnace, a fire-place.

ad.

Sans, (ablat. case

Opposite, facing, near.

a.

(mfn.

"G&i +?5fc$l)

Be-

longing to the lowest class.

^TSPfc s
n31*P*4.1

An

elder

s.

(n.

the

in

t.W)

333>

+Wf

affected

The

greatest or last

Colebr. Alg. p. 363.

)

The last

square.

or greatest

Colebr. Alg.

p. 363.

3131^5
1.

(n. sjjjP

root in the affected square.

root
a.

sister.

2.

to, e. g.

Manu

ing up to the nose.

Vicinity,

One who

+v3i)

(mfn.

a.

the youngest.

class.

(m/w. "3l3F + 3t<?)

a.

last,

s.

(m. ^A-l^P 4-Bj)

final letter of

(In grammar) The

a word.

^.rte^rnil. s .( - f&im.^) +^^rtfir^)

A son born from a Nishadi woman by a Chandala.

Manu

x. 39. iv. 79.

;
.

3^

3FH

117

33X3?f^ s. (f.lS&+$f) The

last or funeral

s.

3ngrf%+1ipri) The

(/.

performance of a funeral

An

science that

(n.

(m.) Night, darkness.

blind well

SF^ + OT^)

from

Blinding

or thick darkness.

^FH + ^tfirg)

(m.

s.

Manu

of excessive darkness.

rupture.

^I^^

3T^.

See

sAHUifaij

treats of the intestines, splanchnology.

3Rrff|s. (/.3RS + ^ft) A

s.

3F^ + <Ph A

(m.

s.

3F^3*J?T

entrail.

The

Root.

+ ^t^)Producing blind-

(mfn. ^5F<i

well or hole overgrown with weeds.

sacrifice.

(n. contract, of

s.

a.

ness, dark, obscure,

sacrifice, obsequies.

sttgrf^ftpsl

3F$W^

118

hell

iv. 88.

(3^ + 3^)

ad. Sans.

The

Blindly, like

one blind.

3F^
4W<

from

ad. (p.

Within.
)

^[%)

(from

a.

(From

ad.

"-i^^ts. (w.) Boiled

\il*H

s.

(p. j] jj| )

Blind.

Within.

cast, a

measurement or

valuation, a conjecture, a guess.

^X^t^H^T

rice, food.

See

w>

Blinding or

thick darkness.

^*kUT,

a.

jUl+^f)

(p.

Guessing.

(from

See

{f.

Blindness.

furnace, a fire-

place.

a flaw in any one's conduct.

vice, a flaw,
5J

I?

s-

from

worn on the ankle.

L A

St)
2.

ring or chain

chain for the feet of

an elephant.

3c$?

s.

3flQ L An

from R.

(/.

phant's

*qt<e

feet.

phant's

See

feet.

s.

Root,

for

an

chain, a fetter, bond, or

eletie.

chain for an ele-

^F^g
reflection.

To

x.

agitate,

a.

(3F^I[f3) To

x.

The

(m.)

a hunter, one

Vaideha man

offspring of a

Nishdda

or

caste

who lives by killing game. Manv

x. 36, 48.

The

^[tSfZT

sun.
s.

2. (n.)

R. ^?5nh Eaten,

Boiled

+ C^Jf ) A

(n.

s.

rice, food.

vast quantity

be or become

(mfn.

^A4r|\5l a.

^$Y*[

+^3f)

Arising from food,

occasioned by food.
(mfn. R.

3F<^)

1.

grown with bushes or weeds

-v3l (/.) Blindness.
a.

(mfn.

^SfcS^A
Siva.

well.

of boiled rice or food collected in one place.

blind.

3F*1

s.

by a woman of the Kdrdvara

(m.)

to swing.

Root,

>Qf23

(ra.)

^3I?r a. (mfn. fret. fart. p.

Thought,

(p.

ornament worn

The chain

(w. from R. vSfrtjj

s.

Wll

3.

2.

Night.

^3F^s.

round the ankles.

chink, a cre-

(jn.

+ ^)

Blind.

2.

Over-

(as a pit or well).

(n.

a.

3^" + 3FT)

Rice and water

board, maintenance.

^y^Wi]

Blind.

3F^+f^jj

3J^3FT

s.

(-^

m.

One who

maintains others, a charitable person.

name of

^T^Tffa"

s.

(n.

^'+*Rt 5T)

a person, maintenance.
I

The

giving board to

3FP

3FP

119

The name of a god-

a.

3FP +

Another

(mfn.

than two individuals are spoken of).

Ceres of the Hindus.

dess, the

^Pvj^l

120
(if

more

Wilkins'

Gr. 969.

The ceremony
of giving a child rice for the
ii.

first

Mann

time.

3I^3Tfcrt3

(m.

s.

3I3"+3J"W3)

Loss of

^^1^51*1
>AWUll>i

(3J^+^t3FT) A

s.

food.

3I^ni a

(35^ + ^f)

s.

^11 In
^ffllpl

The providing of

Consisting of food.

S^ + ^Ttft)

(re.

necessaries

Either

Except

(corrupt,

e. g.

in

Wilkins' Gr.

(in this sense

or ablative case

ICFPT^T ad.

Elsewhere,

else.

governs the

it

Manu

iv.

of ^SFP^T)

164).

In

another

place.

Chyle.

ad. Sans.

3I) An eater.

5H*T + ^TR" from R.

s.

Sans. (-3FP+v!J")

ad.

p. 544.
fifth

+ IHT)

(3FP3^"+TT))

Sans.

another place, somewhere

(^+CHt 1)

si

only

(if

Wilkins' Gr. p. 545. and 1047.

^SFP^T

dish.

Another

Wilkins' Gr. 969.

of).

3HJ\JL<WSarf.
day.

livelihood.

3FP +^")

(mfn.

a.

two are spoken

36.

^*l*t

^in>\3

Otherwise,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 545.

ferently.

Food and other

(3FP

the reverse,

a.

s.

The

dif-

contrary,

Contrary, different.

every thing necessaiy for support.

Acting otherwise, inattentive, disobedient.

Identically the

and the eater

same with the food

Brahma

an appellation of

different

in the Veda.

RTR

s.

^pi<)

(m.

The want of

Done

in

manner, varied.

viH^lt>4l

^FP^H + Slt^)

(n.

s.

Con-

trary conduct, disobedience.

food.

SW^l

3FP*M+^3)

(mfn.

a.

used

(-f^

3T^ + 3jf$FT)

De-

^P^tTfla. (-f^n/n^SFPtfl + ^tfH)

Speaking otherwise, making a

sirous of food, hungry.

ment

different state-

or assertion.

pron. (mfn.^ Another, different.

3FP^J a.

^*Pkl
(mfn.

3FP + ^3) Done by another.

3FP^T. a. (-f^T
Going

to others.

^FTO)

ad. Sans.

2.

J;

^PP+TttfiPT)

1.

ad. Sans.

SpFTtpfl

(in

continuation

(3FP +

(mfn.

3FP + C^TT)

Belong-

ing to another country, foreign.

(f.

3FP+*Nf) A

female that

has been previously betrothed to another man.

form of

Wil-

Gr. 129.) Otherwise, differently, else.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 544.
ad.

a.

s.

kins'

elsewhere.

wv + crf^K)

or

Wilkins' Gr. p. 544.

Al rM*~i ad. Sans, (neuter

Moreover, and

of an argument,

mfn.

At another time.

Foreign, belonging to a different country.

Adulterous.

(3FfJ^+T>)

before a question).

(-"PF^

a.

3FTOt*ffa
again

(3FP + Tt1)

By

or from another,

SFP^t^te

s.

(m.

WV +S^<) Another

another manner,

Wffi&k*

s.

(m.

3FP+^>) A crow

nourishing others

sort,

ad. Otherwise, differently.

(literally,

the crow being supposed

^^"1

iptf

121

upon the eggs of the kokila or Indian

to sit

(m.

s.

dian cuckoo

3pP+^3)

The kokila

so called because

it

is

or In-

(n.

s.

Thinking other-

ad. (locat. case of

3J*F3%3) Other-

#P*H^

(mfn.^) +

a.

5.

(SFP+vAli^W

Sabda

from

H 5 ^)

3ppipTtS

a.

(-^To

v4nmll*t

a.

minded,

s.

(mfn.

upon something

camp

or country.

ad. Sans.

On

another

Wilkins' Gr. p. 545.

day, at another time.

%WP

for

3FU

One

^WHitUlpJ34l
)

(n.

s.

Transmigration, the

metem-

3S3i

+^HT)

3pP

Otherwise

vil^S$

a.

31^"^

a.

a.

from R.

^)

Dif-

+ 3$^)

(mfn.

0&p$ftQQ

Subject to

a.

s.

Wl+ 3P~tTT)

3I + ^JtH)

Unjust, wrong,

(m.3FJ+3ni) h The following after a

consequence, pursuit.

3ftTft a

Race, lineage.

construction; the construing of

(-f%%

ad. Sans.

si^J

loU

mfn.

3^T + 37[.)

Fol-

Unlawful, im-

a.

another scope or meaning.

3FT + 3R7[J
)

Daily.

The connecting of

a primary or preceding one.

s.

(f.

bail or deposit

to be delivered to a third person.

3^t$H
+ 3pf) A different object,

a secondary object in a discourse or writing with

3^tR
)

proper, unfit.

(mfn.

2.

In logic, a direct consequence or conclusion.

s.

(-flF^^/k vi^JiU+t^) Un(mfn.

Race, lineage.

in a sentence.

Others.

just, outrageous, oppressive.

fl .

(m.

lowing upon, or agreeing with, another word

(m.~) Injustice, unfitness, impropriety.

Following, going

a sentence ; the regimen of words in a sentence.

4.

or dependent on others.

(mfn.

Following.

SI^+^H^)

(mfn.

3. Interpretation,

3I=P +

ferent, other, varying.

a.

IP

thing

another manner, differently, otherwise.

Otherwise, neverthe-

#$U^oi Sans, (-"^l- ^WO + R. ^l) In

3E3$9fl

b^,

See

to.

behind.
s.

^Jt^l a.

According

(mfn.

less, yet.

Sans.

^i|?t<P ad.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 545.

else.

Another wish.

(ra.)

ad. (from

Dif-

mfn.

ferently minded, intent

SFPlsf

The obtaining

?)

psychosis.

things.

SHTftl)

p. 298.

S. p. 163.

Absorbed in other thoughts, thinking of other

3FPtTft

Sabda S.

affliction.

another, mutual, reciprocal.

wise, differently.

^Pfj^P

dif-

and 1047.

wise, entertaining a different opinion.

^Pp5t^3

1*11

*U*PHJS

(mfn. 3pP + TO )

Pain,

s.

of intelligence in an enemy's

Another manner,

ad. Otherwise.

another sect.
a.

3I*P+SF3)

^SpP^:^

supposed

to leave its eggs in the nests of other birds.

3ftrcrfS

UHTl$ + C3"W) A

(m.

s.

ferent idea, another scope or object.

cuckoo).

^EFTTO^

^FIXtsfetH

122

s.

(n.

3F[+3lt$!T)

Property pre-

sented after marriage to the wife by her hus-

band's family.

123

124
) Latitudinal.

SpT + ^Tt^ttl)

s . (n.

The monthly

SITt^tfe

Manu

Manu

3$ \[k^a. {mfn.

first

STB.

verse of

a.

or hindering of

action.

thwarts another in his undertakings.

3FT+^)

Sought, required,

SPf^IU

{-*&ln.
mean

conduct,

{mfn.

a.

drawing aside

particularly forcing or biasing a person.

^T^+^l )

{mfn.

Improper

bad behaviour.

or

Sought

wanted, required.
s.

The doing of

thing wrong, the obstructing

an

often

Wilhins' Gr. p. 545.

3^+3^1)

{n.

is

One who
from

wanted.

after,

sense.

and

Suffering from fatigue.)

{mfn.

SlfW^

bad

in a

loss,

from

thirst,

and

Fatigue, and

3lftP$

It implies also privacy,

employed

(Frequently in compound words

^^Ctf^J^
Thirst,

q. v.

+ 3^3) Deposited so

s.

g.

philo-

Trans. R. A. S. n. 36.

concealment, disappearing,

from

&c.}

prep. Sans. Under, beneath, below, the re-

See

Possessed or con-

e.

78.

i.

in. 122.

Suffering

in. 123.

as to be ultimately delivered to another person.

nected with.

"-A^l^to

of the five elements according to

Manu

sophy.

3^13^+3)

{n.

si

One

Sankhya and Veddnta systems of

the

obsequies or funeral repast, held during the

year after the death of a parent.

used only in the plural,

{f.

Water.

Research, in-

quiry.

disgrace, a

stain in a person's character.

s.

{f.

3pT + ^5$1

from R.

t^)

De-

philosophical medita-

liberation, consideration,

3pf^<pt

a.

(-"fir^ mfn.

SP^^ + t^L)

Stained, disfigured, disgraced.

4)H$fiM!t

See

tion.

The feminine of

a.

SK^^i

{n.

s.

Following, q. v.

^+^

cl)

injures, or

Inquiry, search,

ment.

+ ^t^* ) 1 One who hinders,

2. A hinderance, a detrioffends.

{m. 3Pl

^31

s.

(/.)

An

offence.

research.

3TC^Tt1

3Pf3?t3"3?.
s.

Inquiry, search,

(/.

mfn.

3Ft3?"fa + ^) Pernicious,

hindering, prejudicial.

research.
a.

33ffiStf&
sought

%ft *1

{mfn.

after, to

s.

^$^^^

be enquired

into.

from R.

{f.

Reproach,

To be
menace.
a.

Desire,

{mfn.

^Ff^tl" +

injury or detriment to

Intending

some person.

wish.

311^1^3

a.

a.
sitive,

{mfn.

3p[+3f^3)

Sought.

{-W^mfn. Sl^+^f^)

Inqui-

inquiring into.
s.

One who

(-^

m.

seeks for a thing.

3Pi^Wftr?t

a.

(-f^l

^f^C*^) Intending

mfn.

another's injury; malevo-

lent.

from R.

$X)

SPW^t

a.

{-f%\

mfn.

W^^U + ^l)

Pernicious, malevolent, hurtful, injuring.

3P|

126'

One who

shares in a loss, the

3Pi

125

^t*t) An

from R.

loss.

keeper of an insurance-office.

See

opportunity, an occasion ; leisure, holiday.

SPtelft

lUS^C

(-ft[\mfn. ^PtU% + $\)

a.

tended with

Broken

(mfn.

a.

(m.)

s.

loss.

off,

SpWfe

separated.
111

causing

loss,

At-

fame, infamy.

3Fi^3a. (m/rc.^Pl + <|3) Obstructed, thwarted,

3F) + "StftT3) Honoured,

(mfn.

a.

saluted, reverenced.

vlHoW

^Pi+^t^")

(m.

s.

Indigestion.

prevented; injured, molested; done improperly.

s.

An

(w.)

offence,

an improper

into

Dissipated,

diminished, expended.

2. Saluted,

spiffed ^Cf.^Pi+ffe# )

+^)

bad conduct,

lost,

Drawn

off,

dissipation.

drawn

rence.

deteriorated.

2.

4.

(m.

SPtfZFIT!
an

3Pi

Worship, reve-

3.

MS.

Wilkins'

retreat, flight.

(f

C5P| +t!F?rl)

2,

Malice, hatred.

injury.

Loss, expense,

1.

Exclusion.

ceremony performed under the

funeral pile.
s.

3P| +f^3)

1.

(mfn.

honoured.

obstruction, a

hinderance, a bad action.

(mfn.

a.

wasted,

action.

An

3Pl^a.

3PffS3

l.

A
bad

action,

is

phantom, an

injurious or un-

Carey.

healthy.

Unripe, raw, crude

shadow which

apparition, a

3Pha1^"

(mfn.

a.

undigested, superficial.

3^)

Adjoin-

ing, contiguous.

Neu-

SPf^tS

spit a.

the not belonging to a party.

trality,

(mfn.

Awkward,
a.

3Pl +*T3) Gone away,

(mfn.

^1 + ^^)

Sick, diseased.

2.

unskilled, inexpert.

de-

3Ftf&3

parted, deviated from.

Sl + ^jfto) Unread, un-

(mfn.

taught.

Departure, deviation.
:

3Pf\3 a

s.

3P|

(/.

SPfcFT s.

(m.

for

#j

+ ^1

from R.

WXfi A limb,

3PTt> a

3Pj+^lt3)

Murder, sudden

death.

3Pfat3t

a.

(-f3\mfn.

WW^ + t^i)

(mfn.

falling, lasting, durable.

SU^tfe?)

learned.

kins'

(m.

(mfn.

a.

A river.

a member.
s.

P
3I + 1^3) Not

Retreat, flight.

31 +

Not

Ignorant,

saleable.

not

Wil-

MS.

viHsj^

s.

3pi +

the stomach which

with the pain.

3^)

violent disease of

makes the

patient go bent

Carey.

Murderous, mortal, deadly.

WtUK

5
s.

(m,

3Pj+"S^r)

Loss,

dispersion,

waste, harm, damage.

^t&TFotsft

a.

from

R. sS?)

Flatulency, attended with violent pain in the

stomach.

(-PK

Concerned

+\3l*T<

mfn.

in a loss, sharing in a

3Ptf3<F3l
to her

a.

(f.

31+^531

husband, unchaste.

Not devoted

127

128
t

31

tcU Independent right, from

s.

(n.

master) Offspring, male or female.

3Pf07tef*fa[

*W*H1

3Ff0) + 3pf+

(m.

s.

s.

SPj+JPil)

(/.

^)

WF$\

Bashfulness, dis-

3Pj"^

2.
s.

a.

31+^)

(mfn.

reptile.

a.

(mfn.

office

3I*fa +^5)

Destitute of

em-

^H<>3

(to.

s.

3Pl+3^)

(mfn.

^+

+ 3^3" ) Adj oining,

Uninterruptedly, immediately,

ac/.

31 +

(n.

^+

3$') Nothing,

vanity.

fW%)

s. (n .

3Pl +3a3^)

(In arithmetic) depression or reduc-

breviation.

tion to least terms

also

the

common

visor of equal division.

Spf^lTt

s. (to.

3pW&t3

a.

accusing,
s.

iSP\

+ CK^S} ) An

(m.

dress, &c.

2.

3PI +

C&1*!)

Place, quarter.

Cause.

5.

Fame,

tem of philosophy) The

the second

3tf$jng
viled.

member

R. A.

S.

i.

7.

Disguise by

1.

3.

butt, or

reputation.

(In the

Nyaya

6.

sys-

inferential reason (being

of a complete syllogism).

116.

3P|

a.

(to/b,

2.

Abandoned.

pounded.

di-

Colebr. Alg. pp. 113.

1.

3.

Censure, blame, ac2.

An

order, a

3FW&t+^)

(mfn.
s.

a.

contrivance, a pretext.

Trans.

common

measure, or

3Pl +

(to.)

(mfn.

censured, accused.
s.

4.

serves to divide without

command.

An

Defamatory,

accuser.

apparition, a

ghost, a goblin.

mark.

division without remainder

the number which

residue

Abrid gment, ab-

In-

termediate space, half a point of the compass.

Colebr. Alg. p. 363.

153.

from R.

3ptUfe

the divisor which

both or either of the two quan-

for

an equation.

cusation, reproach.

*rUk<ls3l

a dona-

(In arithmetic) The

common measure

assumed

tities in

3Pi"3^T
work, a

presently.

gift,

office.

contiguous,

3Pfr[t$f s

3Pi+3^FT) A

(n.

s.

dismissed.

work well performed. 2. An approved occupation.

3. (In grammar) The ablative case.
a.

Trans. JR.A.S.

tion.

A finished

3TTO^

detachment of

566.

SPfa^

is

ployment or

3Pi+37T) The

(to.

abridger,

Absence of

the soul from matter, and exemption from farther

i.

Destitute of feet.

1.

Having no employment or
(to.)

2.

a road, a bad road.

road.

SJ + 'W) Unwholesome, not

(mfn.

a.

3J+^fS^)

transmigration: final beatitude.

The absence of a

salutary, not conducive to.

3pfa

(-"ferT m.

s.

^Pl^f s.

31+^)

Colebr. Alg. p. 207.

(In

Wft^fl. (mfn. 3PfcPl1+t^) Bashful.

(n.

Removal, de-

1.

Death.

grace.

Wfil s.

3Pj + 7TIR')

(n.

s.

duction, subtraction.

A patronymic.

grammar)

sSriflirni

Cursed, re-

Boken

^TW^l

3P)+3Tfo?)
2.

(-f%\

a.

1.

Blamed,

Forbidden.
mfn.

^H^ + ^)

Accusing, reviling, defaming.

3T*fat^"

c
i

(n.

3Pi+^W)

Disappearance,

concealment, covering.

3Pfrt^

^H'RS"

s. (to.

a.

3P| + 3"^ ) A

(mfn.

deduction.

3I + ^"feT) Unclean, im-

pure, unhallowed.
to pieces,

3Pff^

a.

(mfn.

3Pi+ft$)

1.

Pulverised,

3Pi

129

broken into small fragments.

missed,
kins'

(m.)

s.

An

2.

Rejected, dis-

adopted foundling.

his natural parents,

a stranger

3P^p;

Prodigality, waste

(m.

3FW5^1

3IWtfta. (-fir^m>. 3I^JTr + t7L)

:

^SPt^t

s. (m.~)

3Pfc)W

5.

Pro-

+ R. ^t)

Free from

or

As. Res. vn. 200.

(mfn.

a.

(m.

front,

an

3P)+H^))

To be de-

SPUwS)

Contempt, an

af-

s.

(m.

a.

3PlTtH

s.

(m.

3TW^F

3Pj +TtH)

Trans gression,

of-

Also written
(n.

s.

ZP\

from R.

ft^)

3PiTW^^. (m. 3PWH + *fa^) An

3

(n.

s.

^TWH + STl^r)

For-

oiveness of an offence, atonement,

3Pl + ^C_ ) An

untimely or in-

(3J + *tnH^) Inauspicious, omi-

a.

Free

(mfn.

a.

from fault or

auspicious death.

^PiTR^

iEschynomene Sesbana, and Marsilea quadri-

Dishonour-

ed, disregarded, disgraced.

3PlTJcD

A name

(femin.

archer or arrow always missing the mark.

^pj + Htf%3 )

fl .

3I + *iTlf33) Not van-

Disobedience.

insult, disgrace.

3?f Htfr3

(mfn.

fence, fault.

spised or disregarded, contemptible.

s.

a.

folia.

3Pj + 3*] ) Ungrammatical

(m.

s.

^T + ^Rt^l) Not

applied to several plants, viz. Clitoria Ternatea,

Improper or low

(/.

vulgar language.

3PlTtf3k?

fear.

language, obscene language.

3Pl2*]

(mfn.

quished, not overcome.

squanderer.

(mfn.

a.

turning off one's face, not withdrawing.

of money, profusion.

digal,

Continued,

ad. Continually.

uninterrupted,

law.

s.

Ttft") The

for

(mfn.

a.

SPfaJTI

(m.

s.

end of the night.

son re-

and adopted by

Another

Other people.

2.

one of the twelve objects of filiation

Hindu

in

world.

3PU4l3
A

by

1.

Wil-

MS.

jected

130

guilt, faultless, guiltless.

(-f*K

mfn.

SPfatH+^T)

Guilty, criminal.

nous.

3Pft*fo s.(.3Pi +TPcj^T)Disgrace,dishonour,

Conviction, the establishing of guilt.

infamy.

Mohun P.

p. 98.

Defeat.

3FtTtefl?T a. (mfn.

31+^?)

3Pfc a.
ter,

1.

subsequent, posterior.

trary,

Another, other,
2.

s.

(m.

the second half of the month

in. 292.

Hindu

The

first

calendar).

(mfn.

As. Res.

subject

free.

^ + W*I*f)Unadvisable.
Not ad-

day of

Bhadra (which

+ ^W^ffr ) Not

dependent on another,

3TWlI*fa.

31^ + ^)

the last in the

to, or

Opposite, con-

ad. Moreover.

3Pfa*[5$
is

lat-

vised, not counselled.

3PRT^

s.

afternoon.

(m.

^PT^ + ^for ^RTT)

The

art

131

3rW^3^

STW^H-^)

(mfn.

a.

Belongs

Not a

woman, a

The non-acceptance of a

(m.~)

SPffTSXr
to,

a.

(mfn.

be held

R^k*}

(mfn.

to

in disrespect.

Not mea-

not regulated by measure, unlimited,

Unacceptable.

^ + Tft^T)
T

Not known
s. (m.) The

(-flFI>>. 3PTf^T>xr+3^L)

a.(mfnM +

Excess, intemperance, gluttony.

^PH^rM^'l'FRT.

Uncovered,

unconcealed, not dressed, slovenly.

3Pf|4tUU

a.

(-f^mfn. SPTf^f^

a.

+3lt5l^ + ^^)

Misanthropic, having no intercourse with others.

3Pf

a.

31 + *rf^fa)) Not

to

thing.

not familiar with a person,

a.

(mfn.

immoderate, enormous.

being unacquainted with a person.

SFtftTSHt

3Prf^flI3
sured,

lawful wife.

SPTfeSlT a. (mfnM + v\^tK)

s.

a.

be disregarded, not

ing to the afternoon.

concubine, a chaste

^Prf^t^

132

Intemperate.

(mfn.

SI + ^pltMU) Immense,

immeasurable.

^PriR

(mfn.

a.

3T + *tf^Tt3") Not

ar-

ranged, not adorned, impure, unclean, indistinct,

indefinite, vague.

+ Wf*T *lj

Not providing

for a change,

impro-

Having no

vident, inconsiderate, imprudent, ungrateful.

limit or

boundary, unlimited,

infinite.

<

SPffrfel
ried

s.

^I+'ctft1' t3l) An unmar-

(f.

woman.

SPrft"^ a.

31 +

Not

v*H<Us$\3

(mfn,

a.

31 +

^^

Not prepared, not providing

3pt3^ a.
spectful,

(mfn.

^J+^t^)

Not

scurrilous, re-

(mfn.

W\

Deformed, ugly,

unnatural.

unskilful.

(Lit.

Imperfect,

Not

3P[RlpS

ad.

Sans.

ripe,

day, the morrow

crude).

(mfn.

3I+*tf^K)

Not

full,

m-

^HWifcfr

a.

complete, defective.
sight, not

3Pj"f^3

a.

changed,

s.

(mfn.

Not

^f^^flTT a. (mfn.
(m.

^I+^'R^)

3Ph a
Respect.

(mfn.

SFfRt^^t^
second
.

Another

the day after to-morrow.

^I+^Rt^)

beyond the reach of the

(I n

Not

be exchanged.
s.

ex-

(m.) Not an exchange.

(SPfa + Tg)

The other day. Wilkins' Gr.

Wilson.

3Prf^c f a.

^PTf^^

^f + ^tfeS) Not duly

becoming.

a.

^I + ^ft^f )

(mfn.

a.

immature, deficient

to

(mfn.

a.

for a

change, improvident, incautious.

irre-

una-

considered, not sufficiently tried or proved.

^PfpPTtopfl

be

voidable.

tion, discontent.

satisfied,

Dissatisfac-

SPTft

to

fragable, unobjectionable, unanswerable,

discontented.

ifn^)

be confuted or overthrown

refuted, not to

(mfn.

Not

s.

Not out of
senses.

(m.

grammar) the conditional

aorist.

(mfn.

Mohun P.

31 +

plete number.

1074.

tense.

The

p. 124.

Leafless,

s.

An

incom-

134

133

3ITri

85

31+^}) A name

from

(/.

of the

3PMf^3

goddess Durga.

3PT5tT3
2.

{mfn.

a.

off,

31 +

^3

) 1. Insufficient.

SPF^

Reviling a per-

3pt^3

{mfn.

a.

3P) + 55Tp|'^)

Slandered,

^Pl^T

3p| +*TP|

{m.

*.

low discourse

3Pt^"P^ a.

3Pi^Tlr3"

denial of a thing.

{mfn.

a.

(-f*PT

mfn.

3PPl^

3ftfK

s.

{m.

Bathing upon the

of a

3Pl +*t$[) Ungrammatical

lan-

r0 mfn

The

3Pi"

from R.

{mfn.

a.

Grief, sorrow,

3Pfc3

{mfn.

a.

epilepsy.

^+^L)

T3

Only used

+"3Pf^

5^)

Remov-

in compos,

e. g.

sorrow, from

3Pl+$33)

Murdered,

killed,

struck, ruined.
5.

{n.

3$ + 57FT)

Murder, destruc-

s.

{n.

3p|

Robbery, a plun-

3Pi5*R"
tion.

3Plf^ a. {mfn. ^T + ^f^U) Not having any

it,

2.

for bathing.

+Ht^)

C^tt^Pf^ What subdues

SPfaTt) The offspring

woman of a lower class.

thing beyond

a.

ing, destroying.

s.

guage.

ultimate, immeasurable, im-

3Pfe^l

dering, a seizing or taking away.

mense.

Not

a.

A murderer.

clear, not evident,

intelligible.

3FW^T

{mfn. from

3$ +R.

obstructing, hindering,

^1?)

Contrary,

ad. Well, handsomely,

properly.

{m. ^3Pi

s.

0.

s.

Vaisya by a

Manu

3P| 4-*Ttf) The offspring of a

woman of a lower class. See

SPfet^

a.

a.

depreda-

a.

(mfn.^[^R + ^)
{m.) A plunderer.
{mfn.

^Pi + 3^3)

Plundering,

Plundered,

pillaged.

(.

3Pl+^)

Not

on the right side; dexter.

NiH

$i\3 a.

to the

2.

3$ +3T=f)

3Pjl<T

spy.

Stolen, taken

away

s.

(/.

3P) + C^*Tl)

Disrespect, con-

tempt.

The going away,

retreat.

3p| +

Opposite,

3PlT5?Tl

a withdrawing,

{mfn.

by plunder.

contrary.

(.

s.

3Pfctf^3

x. 10.

SP^R)

4-ty%) Robbery,

tion.

robbing,

^Pi^Hl

left;

after

Epileptic, having the falling sickness.

SPKPi+t^)

{m. See

Vaisya by a

(m. ^5Pi

s.

^SITteT.

Slandering, belying, detracting.

fitly,

1.

Scandal, slander,

Scandalous,
^T^^TPi +
slandering, denying, s. (m.) One who slanders
or belies others
one who denies a fact.

3PM*ft

of

Faeces.

3.

^5P)

5. (re.

3Ft*ftl

Any part

1.

3Pl +*[T3) Bathing

{mfn.

a.

anus.

Water which has been used

5

detraction

not

The

2.

+^)

death of a relation, after mourning, &c.

belied.

TOW

Driven

mourning.

son, slander.

3TFrf*to

3P)

{m. from

s.

a carriage.

Involuntary.

1$ +*tff^3)

{mfn.

a.

caused to withdraw.

s.

^pf^a.
K 2

{m.

3P) +^<f )

(mfn.

3Pl

Denial, concealment.

+^) Concealed, denied.

3#1

3Ph

135

3Pf Sffe s

3Pj + 5?f\? from R.

(/.

f ) Conceal-

considered as a sort of breath or inspiration.

As. Res.

ment, denial.

^Hl<?

p
(m. 3I + rt^) Indigestion,
;

s.

(mfn.)

a.

^AlH'H

3PTf3 1
i

SPTfe

(from

a.

^Pit^^r

a.

(jw/ra.

422.

^J^^*^ ) Free from sin or

guilt,

(-f*K mfn p+^ttf^)

Free

(mfn.

a.

Unripe.

a.

^+

same

missible into the

viii. p.

innocent.

Unripe, unconcocted.
:

136

from

Not adrank with others

line or

Brahmans

applied particularly to such

not guilty, guiltless, innocent.

sin,

+ 3T^3)

3Ftt^3 a. (mfn.

as have

Not

restrained,

unconfined, relaxed, opened.

been neglectful of the rules of their order.

Manu m.
3Pit$)
as

The name of

183.

(mfn. from

^t^COT.

3pftlTfH

5.

Manu m.

The same

183.

W\\,genit.plur. of

(m.

The

^+^SpF)

a plant (Achyranthes aspera).

^%

^PH^J
Wij
^PtlU

3Ptt,

The

(m.

s.

(m.

s.

ocean.

Wi + 3HT)

1.

sea.
loss, detriment, reduction.

(n.

W\+^{[)

of the eye.

2.

the forehead.

The

3.

Maimed,

(mfn.')

3^HiWT

s.

1.

sectarian

The outer corner

mark or circle on

point of an arrow.

hundred

Manu

a.

crippled, deformed.

(n.

^PW + TF^T)

3.

a.

(mfn.

3J + *finfr)

Illegible, not to

SPftXll.

(mfn.

31 + ^3") Undeserving, un-

3Ftt^'
less,

aPhEPrftfia. (-p3\mfn. 3Pft?T + ^tfiPT

Giving to undeserving persons.

(mfn.

^H kl*1

3I + p itC[) Having no

^t$S^

(n.

s.

2.

material cause.
(n.

a.

(-f^mfn. WftS + ^l)

a.

(mfn. $f. +

1.

2.

Medi-

1.

Hin-

Going away,

^1^) Without

shores, shore-

boundless, impassable.

3Pft^ a.

(3I + ^tt^) Incapable, impotent,

unable.

SPH^

a. (mfn.

3P|

+3^)

purpose, unfit, useless.

The taking

(In grammar) The ab-

s.

(n.

^\K\^+^R\) A

Mohun P.

Inferior to the

Wilkins'

MS.

SPjlsfe

tte) ) Tenacity,

adhesion.

1.

The

SPtWft

anus. 2.

3PT^FT s.

the bowels, one of the five vital

As. Res. vn. 278.

3.

s.

(m.

3Pl+3lW?t) A

poisoned

arrow.

p. 144.

from^Pl +R.3FT)

Wind from
airs.

ft^)

a. (mfn.) Inseparable, without distinction.

^lkH<t>t^i

s.

Death.

4.

feet.

lative case.

^FflrT

ninety-nine.

obstruction, a hinderance.

(mfn. SPTftl +

Destitute of trees.

Wj+^fi'Kft)

away of something.

e.

passing away.
:

^.l^Tl

An

i.

dering, preventing, obstructing.

a.

a.

2.

3^t-

e.g.)

by one,

tating the hinderance of an undertaking.

worthy, inadequate, improper.

3PTfa

70.

i.

less

The going away,

(Frequently in com-

calamity, a misfortune.
a.

be read.

3Prt!T

glance,

an imperfect view of a thing.

3PH"fo

with numer als,

position

genit. case plur. of

Deglutition, being

'

(n.

+ 3FFT) Slaughter,

killing.

preposition and particle, corresponding to

even, though,

yet, assuredly,'

&c. and im-

plying

interrogation

1.

tion or inquiry

and

reproof ;

2. earnest interroga-

doubt

3.

4. possibility

conjunction.

6.

Wilson.

expletive.
p.

SPI

137

It

7.

is

5.

often

Wilkins' Gr.

Also, even.

545.

(3TR+T>) And

Sans.

ad.

3lf*i"I>

"

viHl<3<

c
3J + j^Pi+^3") The exemp-

s . (m.

tion of the soul

from future transmigration

final

beatitude.

3Pj^
(f)

or

(mfn.

a.

-31

Unmanly.

(.) Unmanliness.

and

also,

3Pi"v3FT

Wilkins' Gr. p. 545.

even.

138

3I+^3i*r^

(n.

s.

Irreverence, disre-

spect, neglect of worship.

Praised.

3rfe

a.

3T+f^3)

(ra/rc.

3Tj3[1

Without a funeral

cake, without a sacrifice to deceased ancestors.

s.

^I + ^njl)

(f.

neglect of

homage

or worship.

3Prf3b3

a.

(mfn.

Covering, con-

not worshipped.

And

impure.

^I + ^fe^) Not honoured,

cealment, disappearance.
a. (mfn. 3J-(-^ts3)

(3Tpj

ad. Sans.

and

also,

Bread, cake of

s. (m.~)

^rf^T^a. (mfn.^P\

+^) Clothed, accoutred.

(mfn. ^Tf>i

a.

+ f^5

from R.

tart,

$H)
s.

(mfn.

31 + ^1^3)

Not

1.

yellow.

2.

Not drunk.

3Pft^ 5

(n.) Catarrh.
t

Wjfik

a.

The

(w.)

{mfn.

3U^t> )

(mfn.

childless,

part

s.

(.)

s.

&c.

f) Not

Impure, unclean, un-

The absence of

fSgh^SS s.

(m.

incomplete.

full,

(mfn.

a.

son.

#j^f+^)

(mfn.

The

(/.)

Without a

son,

3T + ^3*P}3 ) Not

to

(/.

SJ+t^+Sflffe)

not returning of a thing that

liberation of the soul

future birth.

^4+3^)

An
a.

incomplete

(mfn.} Pre-

a.

(mfn.

3Tf^H + 3)

Born

prematurely, abortive.

<3I*Nf

less,

31 + ^^) Unprecedented, un-

a.

(mfn.

of,

unparalleled, rare, remarkable, match-

uncommon,

s.

Fate, destiny, the

(rc.)

of a person's condition, which the

good or

evil

Hindus

believe to be the retribution of

existence.
s.

Colebr. Alg. p. 13.

good

or evil actions committed in a previous state of

be recovered, irrecoverable.

^Rt^ft

which such a

mature.

childless.

SP^^TH*

or from

holi-

Destitute of a son,

Not a

time, a time not yet fulfilled,

Ul^f<tH4

(m.)

added

is

deducted.

is

heard
a.

proper or improper fractions, includ-

being destitute of a son, childlessness.

SPjJT^

Not a man, a eunuch.

ness or religion.
a.

(In arithmetic) an incomplete quantity or non-

integer

quarter,

See ^ffr^T

state of a eunuch, impotency.

holy, irreligious,

3PjvT

ing a quantity to which a part, as a moiety, a

^1^ *(. 31 + t Tl)

s.

3[ +

(mfn.

a.

a.

meal, &c.

flour,

pie.

Covered, decked over, concealed.

purified, unclean,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 545.

even.

SPffc

Not

is

once gone

The
;

^3T^i^

the

from the necessity of a

ad.

Trans.

R.A.S.

(31 + ^fc^)

i.

455.

Jointly, continually,

without an interruption or division.

31^

(>/.3I +

^)

Unasked, unsought.

139

140

-3Tj^tf^t1PT

so-

an unrequired discourse.

liloquy,

31^5$

^r^ + ^rf^tt^)

(n.

s.

waiting

regarding,

for,

Ex-

Expectation, the

(n.

3rf^3

a. (n.

3PN*

s.

The

2.

3T^+f*f3)

ocean.

Fire.

considering.

ad. Than, rather.

s.

name of Varuna.

W\ +^1 from R.

a (mfn.

pecting,

^Lf^ffe) h The lord of waters,

(m.

s.

on

waiting for a thing.

(m,

struction

Manu

from R.

97.

v.

It is

Loss, de-

Kulluha Bh.

the same as

employed

Vedanta

in the

philosophy in the sense of reabsorption in the

To be ex-

(mfn.

a.

pected, to be waited for.

s.

(/.

^5Pl+^W

^<Pl3 s
from R.

$3^)

Expectation, hope, need, necessity.

2.

(3I +

to,

v&ll<pH

s.

2.

Not a long

Secrecy, a secret

communication.

Without

1.

(mfn.^)

<z.

2.

Expected,

(mfn.

Not made
(from

v. a.

3IPf5$t

watch

ing out

for,

+^5 )

To

expect,

public, not manifested.

^<pt^|
+ t^Cj Look-

ad% Sans. (heat, case

3I+ O^iTT) Not

drinkable, not

of

(m/.

31+^3)

Unsuitable,

(mfn.

a.

Not natural,

3J+C*t*l^)

Inexpert,

not

dexterous, not handsome, not soft or smooth.

(mfn.

a.

JS+tfWS)

Not deformed,

not beardless.

potherb (Basella, rubra or

See

lucida).

^Kt^jt^R

0^5 )

Not to be

im-

proper reply, an answer not consistent with truth.

a.

(- f<X mfn

3I^wlv3

Giving an improper answer, or one not

burnt, incom-

bustible.

a.

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.

31+3^$)

Not good, bad,

inferior.

s.

any thing

(m.
:

3Pl+^)

s.

The

ascertaining of

one of the eight exercises of the

reasoning faculty.
(n.

hot, not acrid

Wilson.

3P| + 3?T from R.

In-

S^f 7

*^^
a.

Unmanliness,
fortitude.

a.

31 +

3^)

Not sharp, not

dull, stupid.

31^3" + <[(%)

(mfn.

an acute understanding, of a dull

duction, reasoning.

want of

(rc.3^3 + &R) An

s.

founded in truth.

(31 +

a.

not in a natural condition.

^^C\jlv3<1
(/.)

not

genuine, untrue, incorrect, improper.

lawful as a beverage.

StC*^

WjfcW)

Privately, covertly, secretly.

expecting.

M.

a.

3Pj

any thing.

for

(-^{mfn.

a.

light,

Secret, private.

for.

to wait or

3IPftv3

a bush.

thing.

(m.

dark, obscure.

^TPlTT

A shrub,
1.

time, no delay.

attentive, observant.
a.

Con-

Looking

waited

3^3

1.

ad. Than, rather.

sideration, regard,

Vedanta-Sara.

divine essence.

crooked

(mfn.

SJ + ^S}

not honest

!)

Not of

intellect.

Not

straight,

confounded, perplexed.

141

142

3J2J

3J35TEj{?i

Sans. (31 +

ad.

foca*. case o/"

uncommon manner.

In an

353^ + 351*)

3T^3t^R"

(m.)

s.

^^t3)

Without a
3T +
The being without a defence

{mfn.

a.

remedy,

or remedy.

3ffi3i

a.

3J + 33T1) Without

(mfn.

offspring;

3133^

without subjects, without inhabitants.

3l33t*T

(mfn. 3jjsfg| 01*1

a.

Without progeny,

(3I + ^3^T)

s.

incompleteness, a

strait,

deficiency, a want,

an emergency, exigency,

distress.

subjects, or inhabitants.

3j3\3S

3J + 335) Not wise, not

a. (i/n.

3Itt3i

(m 3I+31H)

s.

learned.

3l33~ftft>?

^jfjfff +

(mfn.

a.

Unfriendliness, un-

3l3"0)^

acquaintance, disappointment.

31 + 3(5553?)

(mfn.

not perceptible, out of sight.

The being out of

course, irregularity,

SI^tHt^

Not

fe

2.

visible,

Without

evi-

dence.

want of cohei'ence, anomaly.

(31 + 311^ + ^) Not

a.

deficiency, subject to want, straitened.

Having a

3I3OT"s.

3r + 3QJiT)

(m.

Disbelief, mistrust.

in the

Incre-

usual course, incoherent.

dulity.
.

(mfnS5[ + '^\it) Mean-spirited, base,

(-ft\m/. 3l3cUir + t*l)

3jga5Hl.a.

ignoble.

In-

credulous, unbelieving.

31^330

a.

(mfn.

3I + 333i))

Indiscernible,

not to be ascertained by reason.

313^

a.

3T + 3f^3) Not

(mfn.

noted, not

celebrated.

3I^f33?t)

a.

be remedied,

3*3"^
Not

a.

to

(mfn.

31 +

31^

(mfn.

Sf+^fSw)

1.

Not hos-

3$fffea. (mfn. 3J + 3fo^1 ) Not conspicuous,

(/

3J + 3f^1) Want

want of conspicuous
a.

of light,

s.

qualities.

(mfn.^+^fS^i)

(f.

Matchless, in-

3[ + 3<[f3)

(f.

or

in,
i.

SISfel'*!? a. (mfn.

3l3^

Inactivity, the not

excited

by something.

553.

31 + 3^*13) Not

3j3f3^^f*TRlft

Disgrace,

s.

(m.

to be en-

Trans.

313^3 a.

i.

563.

(mfn.

3J + 3|j3)

small.

2.

1.

Not

large, not

Without a controul

or

dis-

Bud-

nullity or annihilation

R.A.S.

splendid, not

government.

31 + ^f^^lb +

(In the logical tenets of the

The unobserved

31 + 3^1) Not

(mfn.

a.

3l3^Tc

of an object.

s.

being engaged

sufficient,

honour.

dhists)

acting, not

shining, not radiant.

comparable, unique.

3I$f&l

inferior.

tered into, not admitting of entrance.

not clear, not witty.

3fifRs*(

Secondary,

31 + 3^3) Not

(mfn.

a.

Trans. R.A.S.

Not having an enemy.

3B9f3fU

(.3I+3^t*T)

excited.

3l3<f5

MS.

313^5$ a.
2.

3I3HH a
313^5

from R.

be defeated, not to be beaten again.

to

Wilkins'

tile.

3I + gf^t6) Not

(mfn.

irretrievable.

a.

(mfn.

31 +

3^) Without

a mea-

sure, without authority, without proof.

3j3*#1^
proof,

3T3 5Ttl+^)

(mfn.

a.

Without

without argument or evidence.

Dft^

written 3l3I

Also

3131

143

3J8filUS

(m.^ + ^^tK)

s.

Caution, accuracy,

(mfn.

a.

^^3

31 +

Not

established

by argument, not proved.

Not

S&rfaTs. (w.^ + ^t^T)

trouble or labour,

to

be esta-

(mfn.

ZL +

dfMH-T&Ht)

tt + Cfft&f

attained the age of puberty.

Scarcity,

3BSB*|&

(mfn.

a.

tained, unattainable, scarce,

Ease, absence of

(mfn.) Easy, without

a.

3l3tRjj

a.

a.

(mfn.)

Scarce, not attended with gain or profit.

by argument, not to be proved.

blished

St^^PT^
Not having

carefulness, safety.

3^f*T3

144

3Tj|

Sig-Mf^ a.
a proof,

(mfn.

Not

beyond

to

be at-

one's reach.

^U^Wf^) Without

without an argument or evidence.

labour, trouble, or exertion.

3&ltU^ ad.
Without

Sans.

(ra.^HHt^+TT) Absence of proof

s.

(heat, case of

exertion, trouble, or labour, easily.

or argument, improbability, inauthenticity.

a.

(mfn.) Not to be proved, not to be established

3lSrnit3^ a.

(mfn.

31 +

) Inefficient,

by argument.

ineffectual.

^fSu
1.

2.

Not renowned,

^f^)

Not mentioned

narrow, scanty.

extensive,

Not wide, not

a.

(mfn. 31 + f^TT) Not liked, disagree-

unseemly, unamiable, unkind,

able,

(mfn.

a.

ST +

before, not renowned, not celebrated.

obso-

uncommon word.

arerfwtolFi

s.

The employing an

3ref^3

(mfn.

a.

(m.

3i3f^fa+ oxt^i

obsolete or

uncommon

word.

31 + 3^3) Unready, unpre-

Inactivity.

Mohun

Diffidence, shyness, modesty;

p. 155.

want

(mfn.

31 + ^1^)) Secondary, sub-

sif^w^

(-f\\mfn.

(n.

Inani-

Want

of dis-

a. (

a.

(mfn.

WtWlWS
Not having

a.

an unpleasant

in

^rftjUMHa.

(mfn.

^J + f^TT

^) Not speak-

ing kindly.

liked

(mfn.

a.

3t + 2ft3) Not

beloved, not

not pleased, not gratified.

s.

Disaffection, dislike,

(f.

disgust.

ceased,

Not dead, not de-

(mfn.
s.

(m.)

Not a departed

spirit.

Not married.

3J+^ft^
(-ITo

unhappy, unfortu-

fate,

- f^m/rc.srf^ir + tft^)

tinction, inferiority.

3331$

is

manner.

a.
s.

Speaking unkind things, or

mate.

gRtt^P

- ft^mfn 3jf^T + <tlf^)

nate.

3Rftf3

ordinate.

3l3tft

^flfe#fl a. (-I^^.^rf^rr+^ifn^)

^I^ffa

of importance.
a.

Doing an unpleasant thing, doing that which

Having an unpropitious

pared, disconcerted, unable to reply, confounded.

P.

gjf^^l a
not liked.

An
lete or

(n.)

Unkindness.

inglorious, infamous.

3l3~f^

s.

Not

obtained.

/n.3R|1^+^r^)

attained the age of puberty.

An

unmarried

woman.

v51^<

*i/ s.

(f. only

used in the plural.

From

146

145

'Spl^+R.

The Apsards

^)

or courtezans of

17.

Indra's heaven.

3T|te1

s.

3I\+R. ^) An

from

(/.

and 18 as above, some read

Apsard

or

To

burn.

divide or share.

3R prep. Sans. From, down from,

To,

opposite of

heavenly courtezan.

To

18.

To be

9.

away, the

off,

sometimes used

It is

at, q. v.

able.

Wilson.

to denote deprivation, disgrace, disjunction,

pP^s. (31 + a.
mendicant,

vSFPl

a.

Not

a.

in a state of mendicity.

31 + ^Pl) Not having an

(mfn.

panded hood (a

^<<M
ex-

3X^ + <F3")

(m.

s.

Dust, the sweepings

of a house.

313^3^
Free from

and

Wilkins' Gr. pp. 396. 545.

the like.

serpent).

(~Tt\mfn. ^I + 3^ff^)

a.

Not a

mendicant).

The

(n.

s.

333 +

act of cutting

3^

1.

A spinning-wheel.

2.

off.

from R. jJSj)

serpents.

3FF^ a.
ing

3J<<?T?f*r

(m/n.^ + ^FT)

Wilkins'

meditation.

Mad. pp.

23. 94.

Fruitless, useless, vain.

2.

fruit.

3I3" + 3?^t?i') Imagination,

(n.

s.

Barren, not bear-

1.

>AWMk[*frl

s.

(/.

vllpt*l

^TCtH^+Sl)

Dis-

3R + ^t*1)

(m.

s.

Interval, leisure,

opportunity.

interestedness.

viWMk'ft

(-f^PT

a.

mfn.

^ + W*Vrf*K)

The name of a plant (Walsura robusta).

a.

31 + *^)

Unblown,

unex-

a.

foam.

s.

^SP^pt^

a.

An

s44<*-ii^r s

^<<t?jL1

a vow or engagement to be chaste,

Manu

(n.

n. 180.

3^+<F3l*r) A

disagreeable

3T+CXFT) Without

(mfn.

A.

(n.

(p.

3R + <|^)

Drawn

off,

pulled

See

More, extraordinary,

tijji] )

(mfn.

away, expelled, removed, turned out.

Opium.

a.

froth or

3Rt<Pft

(-f*H. ^-fC^+^L)

a.

s.

Barren

(lit.

having no hair).

increase.

3H3R3

(a-

News, rumours.

^SJJFpft^ inter}, (p. ^^.il

Woe, grief, distress.

defend.

i.

(3Rf3)
To

2.

1.

please.

To know

or apprehend.

be near.

9.

11.

To own,
To act.

to

shine or be splendid.

embrace.

To

alas!

s.

To keep, protect, or
3. To move.
4. To

excite affection, or be lovely.

obey.

Ah!

be.

16.

To

19.

kill

7.

5.

To

have a

12.
14.

To
To

satisfy.

enter.

8.

right.

10.

desire.

13.

obtain.

15.

or hurt.

To grow.

To

a.

31 + 3^3^) Not

(mfn.

nounced, not to be talked

^<v?1

3H3T

31^ Root,

18.

violator of

Coarsely pounded.

groaning.

panded.

3H3FT

(-ff\mfn.

a.

abstemious, &c.

p. 32.

(mfn.

(mfn.^ + ^tl )

a.

3R#tTl

Disinterested.

Hort. Ben.

3H#tc

17.

To

(-3F

a.

(mfn.

a.

mfn. 31 +

to be pro-

of.

^^)

Not

eloquent.

3I + 4,!]') Not crooked,

upright, honest.

\3"l

(/.) or

straight,

^(.) Straight-

ness, uprightness, honesty.

6.

To
To
To
To

take.

In place of 9, 17,

3}3"!FXr

s.

(m.

isRZFR^Is.

+
(f.

from R. Zft) Price.

SHZF+C^tl) A

line, a parallel line

i3TOjffc3

a.

(mfn.

(?)

3^ + 3^3

chased, unfairly bought.

Mohun P.
)

straight

p. 142.

Unfairly pur-

313

3J3

147

3I3f^

(.3I3 + f^ )

a.

Wounded by

throw, blamed, reviled, slandered.

N4J.<tr>\3

a (mfn. 313" +

vAKteH s.

3{3 +

(m.

An

a.

hurting by a throw

3R^tffe^U

or

The

(n.

s.

throwing or hurting by a throw

act of

the employing

3l3t5tt"S3

^St^SSPT) The

(n.

s.

3J3t sH3 c
3I3Sf5;

cutting

(n.

s.

3I3^ffa

313 + ^1^) A

a (mfn.
.

dangerous

3t3 + nffa)

pit.

Disregarded,

despised.

313^
WT3

s.

(3J3 + *tS3) An

perceived, comprehended,

Understood, learnt,

known.

com-

(mfn.

l^ + ^t^) To be under-

5.

m 3[3 + 5tI)
.

mind

plication of the
s.

(n.

Comprehension, ap-

to a thing,

3J3 + ^5FT)

knowledge.

Knowledge, un-

to be

a.

(mfn.

3J3 + 5TO) To be understood,

known.
5

Immersion,
ablution, bathing.
a.

drive ele-

MS.

3I3 + Sj1$;)

(m.

Drought.

1.

313 + ^Ik?) A

(m.

s.

3T3^H^t

3I<D1

(-ti\

mfn.

3J + 3'l> :T)

(n.

s.

2.

heavy or mortal

313^3 +^T)

Silence, taciturnity.

(mfn.^ Silent, not talkative.

3I3T>^3"

(mfn.

a.

3t+3T>3J3) Not

talkative,

taciturn.

3T3T^T3

(mfn.

a.

3[3f5^'

3[3 + "5fT3)

(.3I3 + f5^')

a.

(mfn.

3I3T5^"Pf

Coarsely

Cut

off,

sepa-

313 + Sttfej)

Immersed,

limiting,

3I3r5^UR

^TUJk (mfn. 313 + ^) Sung

in

manner destroyed by
;

detested, reproached.

a wretched

incantation,

m 313 + ^^TT) A
.

boundary, a

limit.

3T3C55T&53?

bathed, baptized.

or discordant

hook with which they

rated, limited.

^tia. (mfn. 3J3 + lt) Bathed, immersed.

3R*ttft;3

Ob-

2.

forehead.

Wilhins'
s.

Drought.

pounded, ground, crushed.

derstanding.

3{3S1'SI>

1.

An elephant's

3.

elephant's forehead.

313^13

a.

stood, to be perceived.

3[3 5lT[

313

Striking, murdering.

prehension, knowledge.
a.

purpose of striking a blow.

impediment.

phants.

raising

blow, murder.

Perception,

vAl<>l0J<)

for the

Also, the iron

An

infant.

3[3 + 5t3)

(mfn.

Impercep-

3I3+(7ft3i) The

(n.

s.

(m.

s.

3J3Sj1$;

a.

3J3+(Slt&3)

off.

stacle,

313^3

veiled.

(mfn.

a.

3I3 5jt*&3 +

(mfn.

a.

Veiled.

imperfectly perceptible to the senses.

up a weapon

of irony or sarcasm.

ST^^FT

A veil.

sarcastic, ironical.

tible, or

SRt^

(f 3I3+S7fte1)

Having the face

313T5PI + 3?) Throwing

(mfn.

veil.

3l3^Pfe. (mfn.^ + fflSZ)

unskilful throw

censure, a fling, a jeer, a sarcasm, irony.

3J3repj3?

313 +

(n.

s.

3R5tfk$1

Sneezed upon.

3I3 5J%:T

148

a.
s.

313+ C^"^) Cutting

A limit or boundary.

(mfn.
(m.^

ad.

(locat.

case

off,

of 3131155^1)

Through and through.

313^31 s.(f. 313 + ^5

respect, contempt.

from R. ^1,

+ 3*1)

Dis-

5^5

149

SH&b%l

s.

^^f + sSl)

(f.

Contempt, disrespect,

a.

(mfn.

3I<r +

^3)

^SR + ^t^)

(mfn.

Passed down,

a.

Contemned,

despised, disrespected.

^KtvJaU

a.

descended, incarnate.

disregard.
s44.<\^l

3TOfti

150

by

rying

GOT) To

(mfn.

be

disre-

cow miscar-

accident.

Immolated, offered up.

^i4.<v3 a.

garded, contemptible, despicable.

A hole, a

(wz.)

anatomy) a

chasm, a

a well.

pit,

(In

sinus, a cavity.

3R"P[ 0>C

(corrupt, of ^l<-|-

3H +

(m.

s.

"&1

nJ) Decrepit.

*1) Eating what ex-

cites thirst.

(m.)

hole or vacuity in the ground.

a. (mfn.*)

The back of the neck.

(/.)

Ni4.<vJ^7 $

3H^1%3

().>iW+^) A crest, an ear-ring,

a gem, wealth, gold, a ray of

rein, the tie

3R

+ Tpffi") The trampling

35<J k^*! s. (n.
upon, the destroying a thing by trampling on it.

Flat nosed.

light,

a halter or

of a yoke for oxen, the

name of a

3H3SFT s.
To adorn)

>dl<vj^

s.

(n.
3^ ^I^tT
sacrifice.

from^ + ^^l)

(n.

astronomy).

UMviH

nW-^U

s.

H^)

^SR +
Mohun P.

(n.

s.

Slight dark-

^4Mkf)

(n.

s.

digging.

(m.

s.

Declination (in

3H + 31T)

White, yellow,

2.

3RP[tfl~3 a

gift,

+ \\^\)

1.

an oblation,

The

act of

spade or hoe.

(mfn.

3FT+^lf<\S) Torn

off,

rent, broken.

p. 135.

(^ + 3t^") An

foot.

colour.

^1^ + "^^) A

s.

from R.

ness, obscurity.

>31<\5 U

The white

(ra.)

Dress, ornament.

*.

Trampled

Carey.

3^ + 3^,

(n.

3H + Ttf^T3)

333+ Tito)

Pft\3 a. (mfn.

clean,

plant (Justicia Adhatoda).

(mfn.

a.

upon, trod and bruised or broken under

SMuU,

awning-.

(n.

s.

^R + fft^)

The

root of a fra-

grant grass used for tatties or screens (Andro-

descent, parti-

pogon muricatum).

cularly the descent and incarnation of a deity.

The

$Jjp>H
descending:

+ "PfK)

(mfn.

a.

rent

off,

Broken

off,

torn

melted.

from a place the declination of a heavenly body.

;

^NiWplWl

s.

(/.^TR^+t^l) A quo-

1
ed

a.

(mfn.

3R+"^T)

Regretted, repent-

of.

tation or translation from a writer or author.

v4l<vsUl^<

s.

(n.

TO^t^ + ^T)

riod of time between

A
The pe-

two incarnations of the

^RI^tpK?

Deity.
1.

to

come down

or descend.

2.

Caused

Translated, in-

a.

(mfn.

3R+ fl[tf^3)

Swung

about, tossed.

31<n

a.

(mfn.

31 + <(!) Not bound, not

re-

strained, not tied, not united to something.

terpreted.

3^1^} a

swinging

around, a tossing about.

(-f^^m>.3I33t3' + 3X)

De-

scending, coming down, becoming incarnate.

^$$^4

a.

scurrilous.

(mfn.

U^ + ^l)

Foulmouthed,

;;

152

151

^l<Tp

(mfn.^3. +

a.

<W

Not to be pronounced,

not to be spoken of; low,

inferior.

A segment
by a perpendicular

sected

of the base
bi-

is

from the ver-

falling

Colebr. Alg. p. 70.

^R + ^t^l)

(n.

s.

ing, or determining;

keeping off or

care.

an agreement; an emphasis.
Determined,

^I^Ts.

(n.

^IKI^sS

R.^I^+^FT)
(mfn.

a.

em-

SRTfe

Inviola-

Protection, preserva-

^MA + 'T^J)

^H + ^t^

To be

Stooping, bowed,

s.

(f.

^R+Tfe) A stooping,

deter-

mined, to be relied on ; requiring the emphasis

a bow-

ing, condescension.

^<*|lfr

(mfn.

a.

bowed

Tied, or

down, or away.

sH<j?J$
(mfn.

free,

bility.

phatic.
a.

(f.j

bent down.

settling, fix-

fixed on, agreed upon, granted, nominated

313<tft5

-31

secure, inviolate, sacred.

killed

tion, kindness, satisfaction.

away, guard, respect, regard, attention,

Sl^t^i

Coarsely pounded.

Not to be

of a triangle or other plain figure, which

tex.

(mfn.^ + y^)

a.

+ TO

(ml

s.

down, a causing

^<l"1 to

A leading

to descend.

(mfn.

a.

from R. *ft)

Flat-nosed.

sure, certain.

^<f*l
a

an extremity, a border,

limit,

Up

to, as far as,

e.g.

from R. ^1)

(m.

s.

as long as,

3t3^rf<rfil

^<^rr^ Root,

Till

sA4<1 1m<P
division,

till,

^1<^3

scend, a throwing down,

morning.

To

x.

disre-

(f from R. ^^1') The

(m.

S^ft'+^ffS) A

^< + <i\3)

Carey.

^R^l

s.

from R.

(f.

3^?)

The

earth.

king, a

king, a

sovereign.

Shaken

off,

brush-

^4tWf

s.

(m.

313^ +

^)

sovereign.

off.

<4&'t*|v!SM
a.

(mfn.

be attended

313^"^

s.

(m.

^I^+CHTr) To

be observed,

3X3 + ^^") The

falling off or

from or

Ougein.
cities

s.

off.

s.

fromR.

(n.

Manu

ii.

209.

The name of a

city,

Ablution, bathing.

f^)

to.

from.

^f 7^

king, a

sovereign.

(m. *5T + 3^4-^) Having no wife;

(mfn.

a.

lord of the

earth, a king, sovereign.

God

widowed, unmarried.

to

s.

earth.

(mfn. 353" + ^3) Devoted to

a.

ed

3^ftfe

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. S44.<^T ], <

but disregarding ceremonies.

^<<^3

SSRPpT

dislike, hatred.

Despised, contemned.

a.

Depressing,

causing to de-

from, since

<

+ ^t\3)

+ '*lUl<P)

(mfn.

ad. (In comp.)

gard, to disrespect, to disesteem.

a.

a.

bending downwards.

(n.

^W + ^FT)

The

falling

Avanti

is

the modern

one of the seven sacred

of the Hindus, to die at which secures

eternal happiness.

Wilson.

The word

is

also written

153

SJ^FTfrr s.

154

3Rf%+ RlH)

(n.

Sour gruel

(mfn.

Censure, reproach.

2.

(/.) or

a com-

3. Trust, con-

^3"

s.

An order,

(m. ^A4.<

s.

) Fruitful.
1.

mand.

vil<*J.H

v3l

prepared from fermented rice-water.

ra

.)

*i )

Contempt, disgrace.

Disgracefulness.

313 + 3X^1

(/.

Disrespect.

U^f^3

a. (rnfn.

SR + JTtfTO) Disgraced,

disrespected, disregarded, dishonoured.

fidence.

Rubbed

portion of the

base of a triangle or other plane figure, which

is

by a perpendicular

cut

let fall

from the ver-

Colebr. Alg. p. 70.

tex.

vigilance, watchfulness.

vil<U<T

syllogism.

Trans.

from

R.

^)

Ablution or

sprinkling with water at the conclusion of a

sacrifice;

^i4<<Ol

R. A.

of

component part of a
S.

116.

I.

Posterior, hinder, last;

^\. +^3T) One born after

younger brother. Manu n. 223.

ther, a

3I<T<\j

ano-

(m.

s.

a supplementary ceremony made to

atone for any defects in a principal and pre-

a.

(rnfn.

31^ + <\3)

Desisted, ceased,

resting, reposing.

ceding one.

3Ra31

or

33^ + <T)

a. (rnfn.

Nydya system

(In the

A member

member;

lower, inferior.

(m.

s.

A limb, a

(m. -\A

s.

philosophy)

Intelligence,

understanding.

de-

off,

flowered, defiled, forced.

a form, an image.

The being awake,

^l<^

from R.

3I3"^3o ad.

a (mfn.) Flat-nosed.

(^H<+\PI)

Sans.

Behind,

after-

wards, downwards.

3T3T[

of

a. {rnfn.

Low,

vile, inferior,

s.

Wilkins' Gr. % 927.)

solar day, containing

two hours (muhurtas) of the former lunar day,

and fifty-eight of the present. Carey.

^l<M\j a

(rnfn.

3R-j-H\3)

Disrespected, ne-

glected, despised.

^^(Vt

s.

(n.

31<fo

s.

3R + Tf3)

(f.

^3I^' + ^C1) Being of the

lowest class or tribe, belonging to the Sudra class.

^^"W^l

(rnfn.

v4itjK ad.

3I3Tr + fPFr)

day which

^R^t

+ ^t1 ) Censured, blamed.

a. (rnfn.

glected, to

(rnfn.

who

(rnfn.

To be

ne-

contemptible.

(m.

Hindered,

ob-

a.

(mfn.

NiK + <ft"C)

Descended,

dis-

mounted.
from R.

3R + SFP)

U^J One

Manu
To be

M. 163.

despised,

be neglected, to be disregarded.

*WHftt s.

^"f ^f )

(mfn.

structed, besieged.
NST<l<rL

despises others, a scorner.

a.

to

SR + H^)

be disregarded

S^tpl s (-^ m.

Below,

downwards, afterwards.

Carey.
a.

+ 3T5K)

Sans.

includes parts of two lunar days, a subtractive

day.

Cessation, repose.

3H + ITn) Devastation

SRRtH

s.

vexing

an enemy by laying his country waste, &c.

3R+CTTH) A

hinderance, a
;

the se-

raglio of a palace.

^1<M I^T
:

(m.

stopping, a besieging, a cover, a lid

or

s.

(m.

^R+CTt^)

women's apartments

A shutting up,

in

a blockade.

1.

The

inner

a royal palace.

2.

156

155

3RTRtH)

(from

v. a.

To

stop,

(-T^\ mfn SRRtH+^T)

UWMlPfaa.
>4l<t<l2[

(mfn.

made

stepping down.

to step

Caused

1.

descent, a

A pendant branch, one that

2.

#^!^pE
mark

3I + 3^T)

(f.

a dismounting or stepping

WW'kl

descending,

down from

a height.

(-f^mfn. 3RRt5; + 3X)

Stepping down, alighting, descending.

^<v$lT.U

(mfn.

a.

to

be

(mfn.

a.

1.

Without

colour.

2.

destitute of caste or rank.

qualities,

good

(m.) Censure, blame.

s.

(mfn.

a.

3. Destitute of

31+4^1*1)

s.

(f.

Mohun P.

Nonentity.

vil<P^

^ff^T

a.

(mfn.

Not

Not

existing,

a.

infirm

3R^j

fixing

3R + f^l )

(mfn.

anointed, besmeared

313^^1

s.

Carey.

^R+^T^Tl)

(f.

Plastered,

vain, conceited.

Mirth, joke,

sport.

^R+^iFT)

(n.

The

act of roll-

3R + *jffe3)

Wallowed,

ing or wallowing.

(mfn.

a.

rolled.

^I^Pi

3R-f

(m.

s.

The

C*=Pl)

anointing,

besmearing or plastering of a thing

pride,

^RFPfrs.

(n.

SR+C^Pfr)

existing,

+31)

nAKC^I^

+ C ^)
5

(m.

s.

The anointing

arrogance, vanity.

The lapping of a

liquid.

p. 146.

SRT^^Ts.

3J + 3"ff3 ) Not

(n.

^R+C^T^TT) The

lapping of

increased,

water or other liquids.

^T + ^i) Without power, weak,

(mfn.

(mfn.

attached to,

313 +

^)

^SRI^t^T

(n.

s.

SR+CSTteFT) The

looking

at or surveying of something, review.

helpless, defenceless.
a.

The

or plastering of a thing

not enlarged.

^l<^

W^)

Weak.

vanity.

not present, deceased, absent.

3Rfi53l

a.

a disgraceful mark.

^3"*Tf*&3

Belonging to no caste, or to a degraded one,

on.

of disgrace upon a person, the branding a

man with

^*Ti?Ts.

^I+^^flll) Not

avoided.

3R1

protected,

A woman,

(^Sl^ +

s.

a.

313"+ Rt^l)

(n.

s.

Hanging

(-f^^ mfn. ^<^<+t\)

a.

fig-tree.

SRRtS;

Tp^3)

Hanging down, depending, relying

^T^il

down.

strikes fresh root into the earth, as those of the

Indian

cherished.

vil<HMl

SR+CTlTpfa)

3R+CTl^)

(m.

s.

3R +

(mfn.

Preventing, stopping, besieging.

to descend,

a.

down, depending or relying upon

to shut out, to hinder, to prevent.

SFftTftl

^<^i p<\j

Connected with,

bordering upon.

s.

(m.) The

^Ht^f^ a
at,

(mfn.

3R+Mlf<\3)

Looked

viewed, perceived.

waist.

313^*3:

(m.

or depending

SR^^Ts.

SR + ^T ^) The hanging down,

5

upon

(n.

pending upon,
protected

asylum, protection.

^P + ^MI)
being propped,

The

act of de-

supported or

dependence, support, asylum.

Looking, viewing, considering.

^Rt^t^l

s.

(m.

31 + 31*^^51) A

plant (Conyza

or Serratula Anthelmintica).

333^Stl

m 3I+3^} + 3i) A
,

ratula Anthelmintica).

plant (Ser-

313

3T3

157

313*1

(w?/w.3[ +3*1)

a.

Uncontrollable, un-

1.

ruly, ungovernable, mutinous,

2.

without consent.

Powerless, impotent.

^ifKfife?

a.

Sitting

with the knees joined and the legs turned outwards.

Wilkins'

$.<P:H

a.

behind,

3I3P13

3J3+ (*T3) A

(m.

s.

remainder, a re-

o/3I3t*t3) At

(locat. case

31+3*}))

(mfn.

:j

T^") Sunk down, tired,

remitting, relaxed, decayed, ruined, waning, de-

"31

jected, fatigued, spent.

313^3)

a.

(mfn.

3[3:3T3

s.

(n.

last,

(/.) or

3 (.)

3[3 + T3) ) Not left,

:i

313 + ^3)

right.

Opportunity, occa-

3I3^33t^l s (m.3I3^R+3t^) A
.

leisure,

a.

3[3 +

(mfn.

a.

sion, leisure.

finally.

313*1)

left

sidue, a surplus.

^<Ht<^.

(n.)

3.

decay.

Remaining,

Leavings.

(ra.)

a school.

college,

Weariness, fatigue, exhaustion, loss of sensation,

3I3 + f^)

(mfn.
s.

MS.

2.

dwelling place, an abode, a house.

313^^"

3I3 + *ftf3i3

(mfn.

village.

158

trollable, unalterable.

Necessary, uncon-

ad.

neces-

Certainly,

time of

a holiday, a vacation.

3K^<0'^ ad. (313^3 + 7^

of Zr^T) At

locat. case

an opportunity.

leisure, at

sarily, assuredly.

3I33T3FT
3I3*jJ^rflTT

(mfn.

a.

3[3*D

+3 3*ffr) Ne-

313+^1011) The

(n.

s.

ating

creation, production.

cessary to be done, unavoidable, inevitable.

313 +

(m.

3T3*fr^3)

+ 3*^3> )

(mfn. 3T3*t)

act of cre-

cessary to be done, indispensable,

Ne-

3I35TtT r
;

very im-

(m.

s.

^) A

333 +

spy.

;3

Tt"P[) Lassitude, weari-

want of energy.

ness,

portant.

313*1^1

313*1 K<P

(n.

s.

3l3*t^!Ri+3)

(mfn.

a.

&f

Ne-

^<*tU + ^)

Causing

weariness or lassitude, tiresome.

cessity.

3I3*|J^t3l a
Necessary,

(-f^T

3J3*P +%tjt^)

mfn.

involuntary,

W^Wli. (71.313 + ^1"^ from R.^TF) The

falling into decay.

unavoidable,

inevi-

3I3^Trfej

table.

tired,

3I3*trftr

3[3 + R.t*f) +31)

(m.

s.

a.

made

(>.3I3 + 3TtfT[3)

Frost, cold,

313^1*1

coolness, pride.

(n.

s.

313 + ^*1*)

Termination, con-

clusion, cessation, decline, death,

^<<PU-il

or

^<^<p(u'fl.

s.

(/.)

cow

that

has calved long ago.

313*&f

a.

(mfn.

3J3 +

313^T^
to,

(from

313)

^f)

instead of

Without,

on the

Wilkins' Gr. p. 545.

(mfn.

313 + ^3>)

Fixed, attached

connected with.

313^*1

s.

(m.

313 + ^1

(m.

s.

313+^rtXr from R. C^l)

R.^1?)

1.

Ter-

certainty, as-

s.

(n.

3[3 + ^'t3ci)

Removal, the

causing one to withdraw.

3T3pT^ a.

(mfn.

3[3 +

Sprinkled,

made

wet.

3I3pT3
from

a. Finished.

certainment.

313^3!

ad. Sans,

outside.

viKWlU

mination, conclusion, completion

Relied on.

313

Wearied,

languid.

nished,

a.

f^

from R. "pTF

(.3I3 + f^3 from R.

known, understood.

CT*!) Fi-

160

159

Wt*IU

a.

(mfn.

TO+(*HI

from R. C^Ti)
*

Destructible, perishable, mortal.

TO^^T s

(m. from

<&&3jp*&%

(n.

The

TO" + R.

^j^+.'^W)

camp.

The removing

of an objection, the refutation of an argument.

sAl<^<PpKs3

(mfn.

a.

TO + ^f^)

s.

m <i*\<*t+^)
.

falling off or

3R57FT

That which

(m.

s.

3.

Wilkins' Gr.

1048.

Vain, unsubstantial;

not belonging to the true nature of a thing, unessential.

TO^5

(mfn.

31 + 3^) Without

clothes or

garments.

manner;

State, condition;

mode,

destiny.
(n.

s.

TO + ^1^) The staying, abid-

ing, residing, lodging, or quartering.

TO^t^T s
state,

TO^ + 313^) A

(n.

TOft7*l"l

(n.

s.

TO + ^t^T)

The putting

TO^f^3

a.

(mfn.

TO + ^tpfc?)

in a situation, fixed in a certain place, founded,

erected.

5.

(/.

from

a.

Abiding

in

TOfH^

a.

(Wf^

mfn.

TO + f*$3)

Fixed, stand-

ing, established in a place.

TOWTl

s.

(n

mwi+^mM

Motion, movement.

from R. C$35L?)

(n.

TO+

from R.

C3^?)

s.

(f.

TO+C3~Tl

from R. CS>??)

Disregard, contempt of authority, profligacy.

Sans.

downwards

(SeeTOtS)

Beneath, below,

towards the south.

(3I+3T<) Mute,

TOl^fl

s.

(-P^\m.

The name of a

speechless.

TOH+^ +

plant, a kind of anise

(Pimpinella Anisum).

TOt^F^ a.

(mfn.

TOt^+^T) Trifling, not

Wilkins'

MS.

Hanging with the head downwards; bending

the head downwards.

TOl^l
Residence,

abode, settlement.

TO^n^rr

^)

TO + ^^tflPJj

a certain place, dwelling, standing.

(mfn.

33 + ^ft^+R.

TO+^

(m.

s.

worthy to be mentioned.

TO^tlfi.

cele-

1.

Disrespect, disregard.

Placed

Known,

+f2t'3)

Finished, ceased.

Disrespect, contempt.

^il<l<^a.
something in a certain place.

laughter.

Dissimulation, concealed conduct.

another condition.

TO^t^T

act of taking

2. Forgiveness.

removal.

(mfn.

2.

TO \<t^ad.
different

The

1.

313+5^1) Derision,

(m.

TOCV^FT s.

^l<^ls. (/.TO + ^1)

TO^SH

brated.

TOtSrT

a.

TO^+^t^")

shark.

313^1^ s.

^4-^^)

Not passing

from R.

away, deprivation,
is

^<tjK ad.Sans. (fromTO + WtS ) Below, be- TOfe a.

(mfn.

pounding of

body from the husk. Carey.

(31+3^1

a.

TO^t^

cealed, a privity.

a.

down.

rice to separate the

TO^1

from R.

TO! + 571^) The

(n.

s.

Refuted,

cast aside, sweepings, ordure ; a part to be con-

neath, behind, afterwards.

TO + g

(n.

s.

away, not flowing on, permanent.

repelled as an argument or objection.

v^<><P<

TO^

fr0

r.

w ^)
7

a.

(mfn.

TO! + 3$)

Stooping, bending,

bowed.

TOI^SJU
down
cast.

a.

(mfn.

TOt^+^U)

Hanging

the head, downlooked, headlong,

down-

3Tf^

161

33<rtT^

3I + <r1"F) Without

(mfn.

a.

dumb, mute,

speech,

f^ltsM

genuine,

speechless.

^4 i'^a. (mfn. ^< +^^) Downlooked, headlong

Down-

towards the south, southern, ad.

wards.

3I + 3"ft>^) Dumb, mute,

(mfn.

a.

speechless.
v

of,

1.

Southern,

(mfn.

3I + 3"fl>)) Not

to

be spoken
(n.)

s.

Blameable discourse.

(-ft^T

a.

^ + ^tftpT

mfn.

Not

speaking, not replying, not disputing or quar-

3RtR

(^l+^XK

Sans.

a d.

a.

(mfn.

locat.

case of

without opposition.

Silently, softly,

v44<lv3<

obstruction,

a.

^1 [<?!<&

31 + R<P<H

(mfn.

a.

a.

(mfn. 313" + s^q

<

Not

left
;

to

not to

to

be

altered, or changed.

SlfeFIT a. (mfn. 31 + faZpH ) Powerless, weak.

s. (to.) Want of power or exertion.

WW

a.

s.

(mfn.

Comprehended

^Ufe^Tfa)

(mfn.

Not

re-

3H + 3li^

Obtained,

by

3I3tf^3o.

(mfn.

inheritance.

The other side.

3I + 3"tf^3 )

unopposed, unguarded,

f^

a.

(mfn.

3T + f^[) Not

m 31+faTO')
..

a.

(mfn.

Unrestrained,

(mfn.

3ITtf^ + TfT3" )

31 + 3ll5

Injustice,

a.

3I + f<oU<P) Not

(mfn.

a.

re-

not thinking, inconsiderate, unjust.

3[f<oUl^

(m.

s.

^iRbW+TO)

Punish-

for injustice.

^(<0lf<\j

a.

(mfn.

flected upon, not

not hesitated

3T + f^tf^3) Not

thought of

not doubted

reof,

at.

3i1wrf^^f%^r 5 ( m 3rf^tf^? + f%^)

free.

Hav-

ing open doors, free of entrance, accessible.

a.

obstructed, not

(mfn.^) Unjust.

3J3tf^3ft?

A fruit-tree, commonly

re-

(n.^I + Tfc?) The near bank of a river,

opposed to

3[ +

(m.

hindered.

ment

s.

flecting,

MS.

hither side

#f<lj

^f<0U<P

(particularly) obtained

Wilkins'

3131^5

Without

3I + f%^t6) Not

(mfn.

a.

3rf%TO"

within, included, involved.

its

^I + 'fe^t^")

(mfn.

one's choice or discretion, not optional

3}f^T

not an hinderance.

ceived

Pre-

called caronda (Carissa Carodas).

Unobstructed.

Not an

***A$j

3.

nowned, not celebrated.

relling.

lI^tH

a.

A mountain.

A woman at a certain period.

A sheep. 6. The shawl goat.

(m. from R.

2.

be explained, not to be denied.

not to be pronounced, unspeakable,

$110

sun.

4. (/.)

31^3?^)

south.

Downlooked, headlong.

2.
a.

The

SRft^+Sfr)

vil<l(>ll a. (mfn.

3RtT>)

The

1.

servation.

3lf3'3r

natural, not

change.

(Jemin. from -il<itT>J

south.

3l + ^t^) Not

fictitious.

(m.)

5.

vM<lt><P

(mfn.

a.

162

Not

to

be opposed

or resisted.

viMMS a. (-*F^mfn& + <\*\*{) Without

Mohun P.

Prejudice.

SlfTSt^t

(-f^\

p. 147.

mfn. 31 + f^Stf^T)

Unthinking, imprudent, inconsiderate.

3lfafe^

a.

(mfn.

3J + "fcfe^ ) Not sepa-

rated.

Not a separa-

clothes, naked.

3Tf^

163

164

Stf^te

a division, contiguity, union.

tion, not

(/.) Continuity.

Mi

<|fcCBt4c

(locat.

conti-

guously, continually, constantly.

ed, not subdued.

a.

cal

(mfn.

31 + 1^1

of philosophy, viz. the essential difference be-

and Matter.

Spirit

want of method.

^ff'+ftWf) Destitute
s. (re.) Want of law

(mfn.

a.

laws or regulations,

of
or

not

Ignorant,

knowledge, unacquainted with the principle

tween

of a distinction,

ordinance.

(especially) being without philosophi-

Want

^tf^tfr
Not vanquish-

learned

31 + f^tel) Not a widow,

of 3jf3IT>^t)

case

Without a separation, uninterruptedly,

^lf<^3

(mfn.

a.

not belonging to the state of widowhood.

31

(/.)

Igno-

Not

to

Without a law, unlawful.

Sjftft

(mfn. SJ + f^fH

s.

Want

Without laws,

against the laws, unlawful,

illegal,

(m.^

s.

of laws.

rance.
a.

(mfn.

3[ + f<K\3i

STf^TTT

a.

lity,

distinguished, not to be ascertained, not to be

31 + f^TT) Without humi-

(mfn.

be

without modesty, arrogant,

s.

(m.)

Want

of good manners or modesty, arrogance.

comprehended.

34.^+ ^sS )

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Guarded, preserved, protected.

Not untrue,

trae.

^f^iTft

(-ft 5 ^

a.

(.) Truth.

>m|<kIi<\S

a. (mfn.

31 + feT[tf^3 ) Not rent,

not broken, not torn.

3Tf3"R

(mfn.

a.

Not

33^^

3^^

(mfn.

a.

a.

3T + f^Tt^)

^I + f^P^) Not

(mfn.

(mfn. from

ignorant.

2.

3lf<^i*t

31 + Cn^j )

Not known, not

a. (m/ra.^I

Not learned,

teachable.

+ fWSlt^) Unknown,

(mfn.}

Unde-

a.

+ <J?) Not ruinous,

(mfn.

not destroying.

3tf*FTH>

a.

(mfn.

31 +

^1^)

Not

to be

Slfeffel

a.

(mfn.

^+fSFft3[) Not

taught to

be modest, not humbled, uninstructed, misbe-

(f ^I + t^"^1) Want

s.

ignorance.

a.

The not being

destroyed, imperishable, indestructible.

unperceived, not present.

3rf3"R7l

killed, not

stroyed, unperished.

SrftWTl or -^fls. (/. from^lf^ + jH)

A plant (Cissampelos hexandra).
a.

Imperish-

destroyed, not perished.

destroyed or destructible,

31 |<"CP

Not

be destroyed.

far off, not

at a great distance.

+ fefTr^)

modest, not humble or submissive.

able, not to
s.

ra/re.^I

of science,

(In the philosophical tenets of the

having.

srflNtetiri a (-H^ mfn. 3uf^ft3+

3nTI*Iv ) Of an unbending spirit, headstrong.
.

Buddhists

it

implies) the mistake of supposing

that to be durable which

Trans.

R.A.S.

i.

is

but momentary.

3lfPfef a.

562.

(mfn.

3I + f3*fe) Having no oppo-

nent or adversary,
a.

(mfn. 3j"+"f<[^ )

distinct, similar, like.

Not

different,

s.

(m.)

Want

of opposition.

not

Absence of

ill

3jf%

165

166

good fortune, ease, pros-

luck or adversity,

3Tfe^s.

3l$f$fch) Absence

(f.

fortune, or adversity

of mis-

pute or altercation, peace,

Without

a. (mfn.^)

(-fe>>. W + f^lf^T ) Not

a.

(mfn.

Unmarried.

a.

firhfefelf) Not

{mfn.

without superhuman power.

^f<3*5o.

(?w.)

want of circumspec-

of discrimination,

sSl

imprudence.

s.

(/.) or

Im-

prudence, injudiciousness.

3lfat^l
Not

SJ + 'ft^S 5 ) Not

(mfn.

not liberated, not redeemed,

dismissed,

(m.~)

s.

Sjf^Fa. (mfn.^ + f^^)

^|<3

(mfn.

a.

name

Not

separated,

^I + f^^3) Not

remitting,

3I +

f3Rf^)

discriminating, inconsiderate, imprudent.

>dlf<L<05

(mfn. 3T-flf<t<

a.

Rash,

in-

of dis-

crimination or circumspection, inadvertence, in-

considerateness

(mfn.

^Slf^ITtel

^I + f^ITtH) Free from

(mfn.

a.

hinderance or opposition,

s.

(m.) Peace, con-

3lf^Tj

(mfn.

a.

3} +

f^j )

Not being im-

Srf^rf^KJ

a.

(mfn.

^ + f^rf^I3)

Not

transgressed, not exceeded.

Want

a.

hindered, not

mediately contiguous, not in close contact.

cautious, inconsiderate.

^5lftRf^^

^ + fe<F%) Not

restrained, not prevented.

cord.

(-f^ mfn.

a.

(mfn.

a.

Undistinguished, indiscriminate, promiscuous,

tion,

the being

unceasing, incessant.

married.

Want

Meanness, poverty

not disjoined, not disunited.

Unmarried condition, celibacy.

STpRtftv?

(/.)

of Benares.

disputing, not quarrelsome.

^rf^t^

+ f<^Rj ) Without wealth

without superhuman power (see

s.

dis-

altercation or dispute.

Stf^ttfl a.

Sjfwfe a. (mfn.
or authority

prosperity.

Absence of

s. (jn. )

not protect-

ing or governing others.

perity.

sessing wealth or power, not rich

^+

f<lC<l

Not

^pt^lf|\?

3J + f^l f^LsS )

(mfn.

a.

Not

ashamed, impudent, immodest, daring.

^pN%a

(mfn.

^$SNftf ) Without delay,

in-

without postponement, quick.

vestigated, not examined, not inquired into.

^I<^<

a.

The not de-

^+

(mfn.

wealth or power, needy, poor.

s.

Destitute

of
laying or postponing a thing,

a.

(mfn.^)

Not

(m.) Poverty,
dilatory, quick, expeditious.

indigence

3lfWl0l>

absence of wealth or power.

a.

(mfn.

3I + f^jt3P from R. 553

Indivisible, not to

v4lR^j<<P^.

(mfn.

be divided, inseparable.

^+.(<^<^)

no wealth or authority.
tor or governor,

Expe)

s.

2.

1.

Having

Without a protec-

guardian.

Mohun P.

p. 86.

wfit*ifjft a. (mfn.

31 + 'Rolf^T

Not pos-

ditious, quick,

ad. Quickly.

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

Without delay, quickly, immediately.

^P^lH

a.

mentation,

s.

3rfc*Tf<p3

a.

(mfn.
(m.~)

Without

la-

The absence of lamentation.

(mfn.

+ fa*lf<p3 )

1.

Not

31^

^rf^T

167
suspected.

2.

Feeling no suspicion, fear, or

3rf^ti

168

(mfn.^ + ^t\

a.

Not extended,

not amplified, contracted, short.

alarm.

3I+faf*P$) Not

(mfn.

a.

Srf^faa.

^+

(mfn.

2.

Without

not astonished,

Without a remainder,

ed, composure.

entire, ad.

(m.)

s.

(m/zi.^ +

dis-

without a difference, whole,

wholly,

3lf^t^.

f^^) Dark, obscure.

^rf^TCTa. (/ra.3I+f% :5OT) Not

1.

tinction, not eminent.

Entirely,

distin-

common.

guished, not eminent,

( ^T)

want of

Slf^SR

s.

SI +

(n.

(jw.)

dis-

surprised,

The not being

f^R

!)

surpris-

The not

for-

getting a thing.

tinction.

Not
lied

to

be

(m.

if.

^+

of cheerful-

ness, gloom.

upon, perfidious, dishonest.

3Tf^1^

Want

re-

Want

of confi-

SlftfS;

(mfn.

a.

^ + f^f^^)

Not

injurious, not hurtful.

dence, distrust, incredulity.

^f^l'fj]

a.

(-PFl mfn.

31 + "fattf^)

Having no confidence, not relying upon.

STf^tS

^T + f^ttS")

(mfn.

a.

Unremitting,

less,

(mfn.

^T + ^tfe^) Not

seen, not

31 + 3^)

(mfn.

a.

Helpless, weak, im-

iWGfcM

s.

from^r + ^T)

(f.

A woman who

has neither a husband nor a son, a childless

(m.) The ocean.

s.

a.

at

See

potent.

(mfn.^ + f^Q) Not poisonous, harm-

a.

A woman

from R.

(f.

Sl^tfej

(/.SI + f^tRi') Unweariedness,

s.

constancy.

aim

s.

certain period.

viewed.

unceasing, unwearied.

^Mu%

SI^T.

widow.
)

or misfortune.

Free from distress

(m.) Freedom from cala-

s.

^rf^^IT

^RTTT)

^l + ^TO

(mfn.

a.

Without courage

or heroism.

mity.
a.

(mfn.

3l + f^U) Not falling within

the reach of one's senses or powers of compre-

hension

SlftWt a. (-f^mfn.
Slf^ffl

SJ + fwRpT) Not

in

worldly business.

a.

(mfn^ + PftW)

engaged

or horns

A want

m<^k

a.

(mfn.

Without a horn

a.
.

(mfn.

not low spirited,

Slf^lR

a.

^I + f^TR') Not
s.

fication,

want of detail.

(-^

mfn.

foolish.

(mfn.

"31^33? a. (mfn.

(m.) Cheerfulness.

s.

Destitute of under-

Unwise, stupid.

dejected,

(mfn.^ + 'fa^R) Without am-

plification or detail,

3I + 3f| )

a.

Unwise,

phant).
sll(<<llTi a

ignorant.

of knowledge, a want of under-

standing or intellect, foolish, simple.

without tusks (when said of an ele-

31 + ^^) Unknown,

(mfn.

a.

s. (?n.)

standing.

not perceptible.

3I<3H^

31^3

a.

(mfn.

prepared.

2.

3I + ^5) Having no

3I + 3\?) 1. Not
Not covered.

trees.

chosen, not

(m.) Absence of ampli-

A want

of rain, drought.

169

170

3U<W

(n.

s.

surveying of a thing

The viewing

or

3I(.<S>$i s (/.3I3"+3f53?1) Inspection, engaged.

a.

3I+C3T1) Not

(mfn.

Want

(/.)

3Jt<H1

quick, slow.

3T+(3TpT) Not

knowing,

Want

cian,

ffiQ

a.

Without a physi-

Not a physician, a bad physician.

3I+t<^^)

(mfn.

Not founded

on or not agreeing with the Vedas, heterodox.

SlfaH

(mfn.

a.

Not authorised by

law, unlawful.

3K<Ttft3

a.

(mfn.

The not compre-

3I+C3tflk?) Not made

(mfn.

a.

m ^L+^3l
(

Super-

3F^) Anything
The moon.

1.

tree (Barringtonia acutangula, or

tangula).

3.

(Nympheea

lotus).

A conch.

(mn.)

6.

2.

Eugenia acu-

4.

(n.)

lotus

Dhanwantari,

5. (to.)

physician of the gods.

the

thousand millions.

Colebr. Alg. p. 4.

31^3

(to.)

s.

3I^3lt3

31^ + 3)

(mfn.

a.

name

(to.)

s.

Produced from the

Brahma.

of

3I^ + ^lt3)

(mfn.

the lotus,

p. 119.

thins:.

from R.

lotus.

Mohun P.

stitious.

C^FT)

31 +

(n.

that rises out of the water:

31+t^Tp )

(mfn.

s. (to.)

Want

3J+C3t^3?) Not making

(mfn.

a.

^BS^fttel

of percep-

tion or sensation.
.

3tf3"t<i^

known, not made aware of a

not being aware.

3feTt> a

s. (to.)

hending or understanding a thing.

of swiftness, slowness.

(mfn.

a.

foolish, silly,

known, not informing.

ness of mind, attention.

^IW 7

knowledge, stupid,

of intellect, folly, ignorance.

consideration.

name

of

Produced from

Brahma.

<

a.

to

(mfn.

3I+ t^^<D ) Not belonging

widowhood, without widowhood.

a.

(n.)

s.

31^1

31

(mfn.

mical,

the lotus,

to/h.

a.

(mfn.
s. (to.)

3^+0111%) Sprung
A name of Brahma.
A

hostile, not ini-

Absence of enmity or

(_f^T

a.

Not

Sl^tft"

hostility.

31+fcf^T

Not

flowers, a

bed of

3if|^tf3 s

(to.

STt^Tft^

(to/.

discriminating, not

Not belonging

^I+^^to)

making a

1.

distinction.

to the Vaiseshika

Not
2.

system of phi-

(to.

s.

an

multitude of lotus

lotuses.

^if^ft + *rfs ) The

the bed of lotuses, a

hostile.

from

name

31^+ T[)

1.

lord of

of the sun.

cloud.

2.

year,

sera.

3lf|

(to.

s.

^SFl+fH

from R. ^i)

receptacle

losophy.

of water, the sea.

t^)

3fe*ft a. (mfn^ +
Destitute of Vaisyas,
or men of the agricultural and trading class.
a.

(mfn.

31+ t3'*#<)

a.

(mfn.

3I +

C3t^))

s. (to.

3r(T+

(3PL+ 3

^<U3>

Not

W) The

from R. S3)

a.

(mfn.

31 + 3"^)

incomprehensible.

(mfn.

cloud.

Indistinct,

3I+C3tH) Wanting

unappa-

rent, invisible, imperceptible, unintelligible,

ob-

Alg. pp.

(n.)

scure.

Colebr.

112.

sense or

131.

s.

According to the Sankhya philosophy, any invisible principle; the soul, the

3IRtH

cuttle-fish.

to be

understood, not to be comprehended, unintelligible,

s.

Destitute of

Vaishnavas or worshippers of Vishnu.

3Rfttip$

3lf|W
3I|"

<

or Universal Spirit.

Manu

Supreme Being

xn. 50.

(In the

fp

171

Vedanta system) the

3R)

R.A.

Trans.

lation of the Deity.

an appel-

indistinct one,

S.

The proof

by an

of a problem

3gp$5$Si

3137^ +31*1)

(m.

s.

algebraic operation.

the colour of the dawn.

anger,

a.

(mfn.')

2.

Carey.

Dark

1.

red,

Secret or concealed

Harbouring secret anger or

revenge.
s.

(ra.SI^ + ^tpl )

an unknown number or an

In algebra,

3^J<Tf^3

313733^
mon,

ra .

3137^ + 3^))

Colebr. Alg.

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

31373?) Im-

3J + 37j)

(mfn.

a.

composed.

quiet,

Bopp's Gloss,

(/.

1.

Not

Disturbed,

2.

ad.

Wilkins'

obsolete,

|"

Not regu-

3[ + 373^13: ) Not com(m.) Not a custom, a bad

a.

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.

commonly

3T3"J3:5;t3:l.

3[ + 3'J<^U<P) Not

3I+<J<^I (<sJ) Not

practised.

a.

(mfn.

&V<*<%\[kX)

Without

distinc-

MS.

Not

of a

(31 +"^ + 3^3) The name of a plant,

31 + TOtt) Free from

Yellow myrobalan.

biscus mutabilis).

The absence of pain.

3.

Another plant (Hi-

Wilson.

be changed,

to

ceasing, everlasting, continual,

s.

(n.)

un-

(Ac-

cording to the Vedanta philosophy) a

member

or corporeal part of an organized body.

Trans.

R.A.S.

n. 37.

fa[

s.

(m. 3T3TiI 4-*t^)

(In grammar)

a. (mfn.

3T + 37flFTj Not

not wasting, not decaying.

destroying,

(In grammar) un-

changeable or indeclinable.

3I<Jutal<U (m.3t37Tfl, fr0 m3I3ni, +^T3")

5.

(m.)

The

or law, not regulated or defined

by a

rule.

<r

a. (mfn.

31 + 37*1.) Not without

effect,

efficacious, infallible.

3I<jW]<fr
rule

compound word.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 556. et seq.

<r

or profession.

31 + 373^$1 ) Having no

(In grammar) an indeclinable

3137*1

3}3^tlfU (-ft^mfn. 31+373*^^)

Not having an employment

not

s.

being without an occupation or profession.

(mfn.

not deviating, not extravagant

an unchangeable or indeclinable word.

pain.

1.

of a profession or employment.

3J + ^jf%Ftf^t,) Not

pruriens).

Destitute

31373*5 a

(mfn.

not to be diminished, not to be declined

3I37Tfl

31 + 37*1:1 )

a.

committing adultery.

3J3TiP

(f.

3I + f3" + 3$[) The name

(mfn.

Adjoining,

3I37IT a (mfn. 3J + 37U) Not

A snake.
s.

straying,

Carey.
a.

3J373"fej a (i/.3l+373fe3 )

distressed.

cowach or cow-itch (Carpopogon

2.

s.

acting according to custom.

3I37f^t3

Wilson.

s.

3R7*I~i

(mfn.

373^3

due order.

custom.

disturbed,

cowach or cow-itch (Carpopogon pruriens,

Rox.)

(?w.)

31 +

contiguous.

perceptibly, unintelligibly, secretly.

3137*1

(mfn.

acting according to a custom.

3[375?

3^753

Absence of a law

In algebra,

324.

plant,

a.

3I373:$;tf3^3

an equation of unknown qualities.

3137^1

a.

lated, not standing in

used, not

3I^3TftP

31+ 373"*$1 )

indistinct quantity.

Colebr. Alg. p. 185.

tion.

(f.

3I373^t3^

^JWlffi

p.

or regulation.

18.

li.

31373^1 s

172

greeable,
tural.

a.

(mfn.

3I + ^ft^)

Not

disa-

not contrary to custom, not unna-

31^1

173

3H><tfe?

3+*iJ<R\$j

(mfn.

a.

Uninter-

(mfn.

a.

l^of^Ha.

Not

scattered, not

3^te5 a.

decomposed, not separated.

3F$t&
2.

(mfn. 3I + ^tll)

a.

Not

Not

1.

delaying.

sil^)^)

31 + ^53?) ) Not

31+^)

(mfn.

a.

Not
to

eaten.

be eaten.

Not broken, whole,

^H)

Not good, not aus-

disguising.
entire.

ad.
1.

3I_^Rj>^) Not

(mfn.

(mfn.

a.

mfn.

devoted, not pious.

rupted, contiguous, adjoining.

3g?3P^3

174

Sans,

case

(locat.

Without delay, forthwith.

2.

of ^RTl^i)
Without dis-

U + ^t^

3I37t"R3

(f.

fused or spread over

Not pervading,

or

The not being

dif-

the not affecting of an

nH.^3<P a.

3I +

(mfn.

(/.) or

^<D)

or

(f.~)

^"(w.)

proper or

Improper,

unfit.

3" (n.} Impropriety, unfitness.

3I^3XTt3fa. (v^^XJ+'^

^"OU

37^

Incapable of being
(mfn. 31 +
)
by a thing, not meeting the whole of

a.

unfit,

s.

(n.

s.

l^l) Extremely im-

stupid person, clown.

Absence of

a promise or pledge of protection.

not to be penetrated, not to

^i^SU^

be attained.

3^TT+^)

(mfn.

a.

Removing

procuring or causing scarcity, giving pro-

fear,

(mfn. '31 + ^"3) Destitute of religious

fear or ap-

prehension, fearlessness, comfort, safety, security;

a circumstance

a.

\3l

not salutary.

Carey.

argument.

affected

Badness, inauspiciousness.

pervaded with, not penetrated, not spread over.

s.

3I +

(mfn.

a.

picious,

guise, undisguisedly, openly.

3!<->1n3 a. (mfn.

^i-l^H

tection.

vows.

a (mfn.
.

31<rf33?

3I+<r3 + 3^) Not

(mfn.

a.

per-

^^TT + Tl)

Giving protection,

affording security, a comforter.

forming a vow.
(femin.

s.

sH<*Kt)

s.

3I<t5Fl

a.

mans.

s.

(n.) Sacred, not to

killed.

tree,

3J + <Tt5Fl) Without BrahNot a Brahman, a bad Brahman.

(mfn.

(m.)

31<rtSTft

be

a.

Brahman,

(^gW\+$)

Unbecoming a

as dancing, singing, &c.

Manu

iv.

64, &c.

2.

of^Oi)

The name of a

1.

yellow myrobalan (Terminalia citrina).

One

of the names of the goddess

^T^rfa"^

a.

(mfn.

^T + ^Tt^) Not

^<P<^a. (-3^

n^^<1

s.

(corrupt, of

^ll^< c

vi^XTl

mfn. ^ + ^^) Not speak-

2.

a.

ornament,

a.

(^I + ^^Ti)

Destitute of hope,

a.

^+^

(mfn.

(mfn.

Hopelessness,
J

<l ci) Not speaking.

3I + ^5')

Not shared, not

1.

Not devoted

to.

distributed.

Want
piety.

An

despairing.

ing, unable to speak.

sll^^

alarm-

ing, not frightful.

a jewel.
Shameless.

^<P<ni

Durga.

despair.

31^1

s.

^T^t5!
of devotion or

Good
a.

fortune.

(mfn.

not partaking,
part.

Sabda S.

p. 364.

^[+^\^\ ) Not having

s.

a share,

The want of a share

or

life

175

(31+^1)

S^ffrrla.

Love, wish, de-

Unfortunate, wretched,

miserable.

vi&JSfl

sire,

(-ft\

a.

rnfn.

3I + ^fPK) Not

serable,

^I +

^P)

.^f% + !I;II) An

Unfortunate, mi-

(/.) or

attack, an un-

2.

(mfn. ^I + ^t^FT) Not trust-worthy,

undeserving.

5 . ( 9M

dertaking.

(w.) Misfortune.

s.

^^lOTT a.
unfit,

(mfn.

fondness.

3rf%3FT

having a partner, single, destitute, miserable.

^I^t^P a

176

^ (.) Un-

name, an appellation.

3lf% st3

glory.

Beauty.

3.

3lf% + 5t^) Approached,

(mfn.

a.

Fame,

visited.

fitness.

3T^t^'

(m.

s.

3I+^ffa) L

Non-existence.

defeat, a deficiency, a failure.

2.

Trans.

A.

It.

S.

ju

112. 445.

3I^t^ + 3*P) Owing

(mfn.

a.

to

3T^1<a(.*P ad. Sans, (locat. case o/3^t^3FP

(3J^H + \3^)

Through

the non-existence of a thing.

Absence of

soli-

citude or care.

^afe-tWk

a.

forward or approaching, the going towards.

^l +

^t^^)

(mfn.

a.

Subdued.

3.

^Rs^l^

^3H% +

Fugitive.

(mfn.

W*^K^T&)

^felt^l

Not

re-

a.

(-f$\

murdering,

a.

(-f^T mfn. ^T + ^tpr

tffca'M

s.

(.

SI +

to

be

^)

Not

not existing, not real.

^W)

The

absence of

After, q. v.

a. (mfn.

nous.

See

any thing

seizing of

libidi-

an onset,

The robbing,

in the

or

presence of the

^R)Ol^"

^f^ + ^W)

(m.

s.

a.

structive, as
a.

inj

An

incantation

ure or to destroy.

(mfn.

^rf^Ffe + t^) De-

an incantation.

(-f^mfn. SlHoO l

Using incantations

for the

purpose of destroying

others.

Desire, a

longing for something.

An

owner.

^rRsOUT.

from 3X^2 + 3?) Lustful,

(m.~)

s.

a challenge.

prep. Sans. Before, in time and place, or

Wilkins' Gr. p. 397 and 545.

enemy.

with a design to

speech, taciturnity, silence.

rank and degree, the reverse of

from R. 5?T

An attack,
Not

2.

Slaughter, de-

destroying,

future, not likely to be

Guilty.

^R)*lks+^T)

mfn.

conceived or proved.

^T^t^l

1.

Involved in ca-

4.

3Tfe^f\3 s. (m. 3lf% + ^ltf3

An enemy, an adversary.

quiring solicitude, safe, secure.

5^W*ftt a.

^)

3rfe + ^lt3)

(m.

s.

Striking,

(mfn.

The coming

struction, murder.

For the want or non-existence of a thing.

ad. Sans.

^1% + ^^)

(n.

s.

lamity.

the non-existence or deficiency of a thing.

^U3o

Slf^t^
3jf^h3

^oWO!*P

ap-

(In the Sankhya,

Nyaya, and Vedanta systems of philosophy)

Negation or privation.

One who
proaches or comes forward.

^Srf^^T'T
2.

s.

(m.

^Tfe + ^FT)

birth-place,

1.

Family, race.

a family residence, native

^fe

sife

177

country.

A fore-man, a man

3.

ferment

a ready

man

of rank or pre-

a tale-bearer.

Wil-

MS.

kins'

178

3lf^R a. (m/n.^lfe + ^) Recent, fresh, new.

^[j%^^TfTT

^f^^R + ^fW) A

(m.

5.

germin.

aifovSrRt^a. (-3^ mfn. ^Rk5l*t

Of a noble family, of high rank.

+3^)

U
sion

The name of a
a

Mohun P.

lyra.

a.

born.

by look,

Noble, well-

gaged

^)

Skilful, clever, ac-

quainted with a thing.

a token, a thing which

sc

engaged

particular

circumstance,

is

who

assured

of a

fleet

another person

a signal.

is

the colours

n front

The

See

Manu

before, in presence of, near.

2.

Quickly.

3.

Sjf^fwt

(n.

name, an expression, a term.

2.

suitable.

Manu

nounced, to be spoken

dictionary,

To be
of,

to

be explained,

pros.

thing to be explained; a term, an ap-

name.

3Tfe + f^+ft"

from

Coveting

Meditation,

assailant.

^fh + *f\^3)

1. Fit,

who

approval, consent.

proper,

represents characters.
a.

(mfn.

Slf^+OT)

Approbation,

To be

sented, to be performed on the stage,

which one has

or part

repres.

(w.)

to repre-

sent on the stage.

^Rd|

a.

(mfn.

3I + f^" ) Not broken,

parated, entire, whole,

-31

An

s.

(f.) or

-v?

not se-

integer, a

(n.)

Whole-

ness, integrity.

^tf^tft^t^

s.

(n.

^f^ + ^rf^lf

-l-^SF^3 ) Eight methods of process

ing integers or whole numbers.

consideration.

*nfe+*F&)

from R.

actor,

whole number.

another's property; desire, greediness.

(n.

Asleep

221.

Highly finished or ornamented.

2.

The character

(mfn.

*.

Hi.

Patient.

word, a

a vocabulary.

Mfol^ll

(mfn.

a.

one

(f.

sun during sleep.

appellation, a

a word ; a vocabulary.

pellation, a

intentness,

n. 219.

at sunset or sunrise.

3.

An

rising of the

^fefi^y a. (mfn~$Sfe + "pT^+

of,

Entirely.

a.

being

C^TW from

(n.

s.

The march of an

ad. Sans,

(w.)

^if^+'Pf^*!) The

devoted to something

^JSffitjjlM

tificate.

to.

Carey.
cer-

name

^rf^ + fr + f^) En-

or

a sign or manoeuvre by which a person

(mfn.

(m.

in or

the

gives

which assures a person of the identity of another

R.

knowledge of a

a.

application, assiduity.

Certainty, conviction

Fit, qualified.

3.

3T(%ft'R

(mfn. ^5lf^) +

a representation, a

addicted

in,

a.

gesture, &c.

theatrical entertainment.

3lf%ft*f^

+ 3t3)

Wise, learned.

2.

Indication of a pas-

J?es. n. 293.

p. 137.

(mfn. 3Tfc)

star,

^f^ + ^nT)

(m.

s.

in

work-

Colebr. Alg.

p. 16.

3jf%*ft

a.

(mfn.

31^ + ^)

1.

Guilty.

2.

srfe

179

Unfortunate, calamitous.

dued.

Seeking protection,

4.

3lf%3lTI

Conquered, sub-

3.

3lfe?fSj

designed,

(mfn.

3T|% + 3 + $3)

(re.)

s.

pected, approved

Intended,

Aim, purpose, end.

s.

Slf^^

ex-

One who

ad-

chosen.

of,

(-^ m.

^f^ + ^^i

s. (re.

of,

Manu
An

!)

address, an

invitation

the intention.

a thing according to a religious formula.

3lf% + 3r&Fr) A

(n.

ward of the body, a bow, a

^ilR)<Ht1

bending

for-

salutation.

Salutation, re-

(mfn. ^lpb<l

k+

Bowing

s. (re.

^3r(% + ^tTrT) Salutation by

;

prostration

respectfully, or

by bowing

4.

Distin-

^rfemR?

"-AJ.

Pb +

by
Distinct, clear,

apparent.

3TfWtf
extending

^[w3<l

s.

all

(/.3lf%+3Ttfij

Diffusion,

an

over, omnipresence.

(m.

^rf%+^")

3lfe^t

a.

(-f^T

Addressing, speaking
a.

mfn.

5.

-^T.

3. Affection.

Requesting.

vnRwt+^Tj

resentful.

Present, facing,

Vis-a-vis, towards.

(-f^^.^rfe+Trtft

s.

(mfn.

^rfe+TT^)

Surrounded

1.

attacked, aroused.

2.

Diligent,

assiduous.

m.

s.

3rf%+orte)

complainant in a cause, the

ilfetWl

s.

(m.

The

Wilkins'

plaintiff.

^rfe+nit^)

an accusation, a
)

(mfn. ^3lfe + ^3) Humbled, over-

hostile

1.

An

aggression.

attack,

2.

Dili-

gence, perseverance.

to.

come, vanquished, defeated.

30.

con-

MS.

Defeat, victory,

^ife + ^tf^T

( ^X)

ad.

enemies,

srfe^iW
s.

subjugation, humiliation.

3lf^\3

or

a.

(mfn. ^fb + <)& )

selfish

i.

Haughtiness,

TTt^ + ^*i^) An enemy.

mented.
a.

The

conviction,

Increased, aug-

mfn.

(mfn.

approaching,

or

(mfn.

(-f^T

Haughty, proud,

duties.

selfish

Trans. R. A. S.

a.

a.

guished by attention to moral and religious

a.

3Tfe+^ from R.

Injury, hurting, killing.

at the feet.

(mfn.

a.

admonished.

1.

3Tf%5Tfal

obeisance.

(mfn. 3lf^5 + 3tpf3 ) Saluted

a.

Egotism,

2.

sciousness.

at one's feet

^rf^tf^J

(m.

Conse-

vexation of an enemy, devastation of a hostile

pride.

civil, polite.

bowing

Slf^r^ s.

religious formula

at

the feet of a superior, addressing respectfully

^fo<kl

by a

the consecration of

^f% + 3^1%F3)

(mfn.

a.

country.

spectful address.
a.

3lf%irfe3
crated

(re.^f^+^rT) See^Tfe^'T.

s.

an admonition

14.

i.

ing attained the purpose, having accomplished

^rf^TpT s

Thought

monishes or reminds another.

(mfn. 3rferete + f*T$) Hav-

a.

Victory, defeat;

^Rs + ^I^)

(mfn.

a.

Meaning, intention, purpose, design, object.

a.

SRf^+ffe)

(/

disrespect, humiliation.

fugitive.

(>.3rf% + 3+3ITr from R.

s.

A milkman

the designation of one of

the inferior castes of the Hindus.

v. 60.

As. Res.

3lfo

181

sllR)<v3
fond

(mfn.

a.

Rejoicing

at,

Graceful,

pared by

pleasing, beautiful.

SJffeH

(mfn.

a.

a.

Slfs + ^Pl)

Learned.

1.

2.

Beautiful.

^I*^) Wished

vllRo^H

s.

(m.

desired, coveted, loved.

for,

^f^+^fRfrom R. **T)

ing.

^Tf% + ^^) A

(m.

s.

wish, a de-

sire, lust.

(-f^mfn.

a.

^W^^ + t^)

Desirous, covetous, greedy.

Slf^t^

a.

9ll^J*L+S?&)

(mfn.

ceremony of anointing a sovereign

Desi-

Imprecated,

execrated, cursed.

Slf^'TSa.

fluid.

3Tfe*ff%

(mfn.

*\:

$fe +

s.

(f.

Q) Censured, blamed,

Sprinkling

Appointment to an

2.

^Rbw'fa

1.

An

Calumny,

re-

Asking, begging.

2.

1.

2.

3lf^3

office

by

march

a.

(mfn.

s.

(m.

imprecation,

false accu-

an execration, a

3lf^T

^1%^^

s.

Sjf^ptto

uttering

of a curse or malediction.

3lf% + ^3)

Praised,

flat-

from R.

Oath.

3Tf<PR

4.

(m.

joint,

(m.

s.

Curse.

2.

De-

Groundless imputation.

m ^[fe + ^R fromR.
(
.

tillation, particularly

preparatory

The drinking of the

2.

to

^RD^tU

Sjjg

from R. *ft

fro

r,

^rfe + ^Tt^"

(m.

s.

companion, an attendant, a follower.

man

s.

^lftb*iU+$^1) A wo-

(f.

going to meet her husband,

Dis-

rites.

3.

a lewd woman.
:

with, possessed

^iPbt^
1.

or to an

3Tf%^rf]J3a. (mfn. 3lf% + ^fi>3) Endowed

of.

s.

(m.

3Tfe+C^)

Inclination,

fondness, affection.
a.

Religious bathing or
religious

War,

curse, imprecation.

Srf^+^R

the preparation of the juice

of the acid Asclepias.

^Tfe + ^Ptt^)

disgrace

Embrace.

Sour gruel.

3Tf% + ^t%)

(f.

assignation with her lover

1.

lustration

an enemy.

to repel

^ife + ^^n

s.

Srf^ftlWl
The

s.

^rf^+O^fl) An

companion, an attendant, a follower.

curse.

3.

from

(n.

s.

conflict, battle

3rf% + *f1%)

proach, censure.

(re.)

1.

juncture.

accused, calumniated.

4.

with a

Stf^+C^TFT)

(n.

s.

Inclination, propensity, fondness.

(mfn.

a.

vaiHb^

The

2.

tered.

rous, greedy.

5.

from R.

for office.

expedition, a

3lf^T^t

feat.

Sour gruel.

anointing.

3lf^rTfa

sation.

Distilled, pre-

(n.)

sprinkling with water.

Bathing,

^feWH

Reap-

s.

from R.

anointing.

3Tf%+C^R

(m.

s.

by

^ifb +

(mfn.

initiatory

^f^O + ^f^S? from R.

(mfn.

a.

office

distillation,

^5rf%l^
1.

3Tf% + "pT^

(mfn.

Appointed to an

zealous.

of,

^iRofa^ a.

(mfn.

^rPo+S^)

Humbled, sub-

dued.

Robbery,

juice of the acid Asclepias.

attack, a taking

up of arms.

an

31^)

183

a.

Placed before,

(mfn.

presented, declared, spoken, said.

sii^al^ a. (mfn. from

ad

(m.)

s.

poet.
?)

^Eftfe

Not

(mfn.

(f 31 +

s.

3Tstf^3 a.

(mfn.

^3)

afraid, fearless.

time that

31 + C^K) Absence

(m.

s.

is

of distinction,

separation, or difference; similarity,

Not separated, not distinguished

Repeatedly, perpetually, again and again.

a.

31^3 + ^t^ ) A

(m.

s.

+ <3\3) Not past, non-existent.

not past.

3K^1?[

(-55 from3Tfe + 3^pl

Sans.

^J^^^t^

3lf% + ^) Lascivious, wan-

ton, fearless, passionate,

a. (jM/ra.3I

184

SipSjpp

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.)

similar, alike.

3I+(^[\3i) Not knowing

the difference or distinction between two things.

Fearlessness.

3lf% + ^fjj^) Wished for,

31^^^

C^l^T)

The not

per-

ceiving a distinction or difference,

want of

dis-

(.3I +

s.

desired.

crimination.

3^*1

a.

^fe + ^^from R.

(mfn.

^n^rteiR:

(mfn.

Desirous, wishing to obtain.

^tok+^<ii<)

of a

similar appearance.

*^tP a.
s.

(f.)

31 +

(w/n.

%^)

Fearless, not afraid.

plant (Asparagus racemosus).

3R^) a. (mfn.^l+ C&Q) Not to be separated,

not to be divided or separated,

plant

^31

diamond.

(/.)

or 3 (n.)

(m.)

s.

Indivisibility.

(Asparagus racemosus).

3K^t3ft.
(m. from
cation.

^tWl

See

^Tf^ + ^^T^)

Curse, impre-

311%^

Fear) Fearlessly, boldly, daringly.

^1

Wilkins'

MS.
a.

(mfn.

3lf% +

^)

Beloved, desired,

a.

(mfn.

3^$ +

3F^J^ a.
3I^JSl

a.

3J^J^[

s.

ii.

a.

(mfn.'Zlfe + 3^5=) Anointed.

(m>.3Tfe + 3l| )
(m.

3lf% + 31 ^) Rubbing
!

(mfn. 3lf<3

obtain-

(mfn.) Gaining a de-

3^Jp

anointment.
ful-

Ni^3<

2.

ternal, inside.

desired object,

(n.)

(mfn.) Obtaining the wished-

3[s3i

a.

Manu

+ "<U.Rt<F)

Superior,

+3^

Inunction,

1.

unctuous substance.

3l1% + 31^')
Trans. R. A. S.

Inward, ini.

559.

m.

included space, the inner part, the

middle, an interval of time or space.

for object.

(mfn.

Oil,

(mfn.

a.

An

311%

(n.

s.

filment of a wish, the accomplishment of a

a.

the body

178.
a.

The

fasting;

Near, proximate.

higher.

sired point, arriving at a desired object.

3FJ5?

s.

;3FT<F ) Pro-

^1^1^ (^.^t^ + ^rfe) The

a.

Not

not enjoying, abstemious, fasting,

eating,

ducing the desired consequence.

ing a desired object,

with unctuous substances, inunction.

cherished.

3&fr$3Ff^

_f3F^ mfn. 31 + C^C f^l^)

In Hindu music, an accessory ornament. Carey.

(31 + ^tWi from

ad. Sans.

3[ +

^)

Uneaten, unenjoyed

(mfn.

arms, maimed.

3I + ^3i) Without hands

3T3J^r3"

ad.

Sans, (locat. case of

Within, in the

without food, without enjoyment.

or

^O^mA
tion, the

s.

^lO>3 <

interior.

(n.

3rf% + 31^^|) Extras

drawing out or

off.

33^3On

185

IJP^W^

s.

(n.^lf^ + ^+^^lrr) The

facing an enemy, the striking so as to disable

an enemy.

31^3"^ k

^fMfet'j^

A man

deserving of punishment.

S^rfttfr"

^rfe+^RSTte)

(m.

g.

^f^ + ^TTTtH) A beginning,

(n.

s.

3^ + 3^3"

(mfn.

a.

Eaten.

a.

Slf^ + Slfe? )

(mfn.

Sick, dis-

eased.

Surfeit

(m.^rfe + ^ITft

s.

enemy, a

faces the

ST^tK

Wfe^^tT^)

(from

s.

tune, calamity, ruin.

)

from R.

See ^i-l^M

Sick, diseased.

^Pts3

R.

Wilkins' MS.

a commencement.

Food.

sll^<^\J a (mfn.^Sfa +3H + "Sr3)

3rfe+3TWr from

(m.

s.

186

Misfor-

Carey.

One who
(m. ^SrRs

s.

soldier.

+ vAlUl^l) War,

conflict,

battle.

Sl^feft^s.
who

(m.

3k>) frjp
who faces

Slf^ + SlfSTCT+^T) One

enemy.

faces the

(mfn.

9.

^rfe + silluq+TT) One

^Jt^T, or
R. 31^)

9.

3rf% + 3riPT)

(n.

Worship, reve-

3.

2.

Habit,

Assiduity,

appli-

diligence,

arithmetic)

study,

repetition.

(In

4.

Colebr. Alg.

Multiplication.

p.

5. 171.

(i/.3lfl> + 3FI) Near, proximate.

a.

Vicinity, nearness.

1.

from

the enemy.

rence, veneration.

3F^Fi

^rfe + ^lt^T

(m.

experience.

exercise,
cation,

SI^J^T

9.

afSrtW

3l1% + ^H^1)

(n.

s.

Habit, expe-

rience.

A
petition, a desire

request, a

the bidding a person to be

Striking

so as to disable an enemy.

welcome.

^k^jfl,
Requested,

(-P\\mfn.

a.

S^tT + ^Ej

As-

siduous, diligent, studious.

solicited.

^fe + ^&R)

(n.

9.

The going

3J5^t^r

(n-

s.

^rfe + ^*5l1^) The

act of

near,
rising or standing up.

approach.

ST^W

s.

(m.

^rf^ +

ST^rCtTT s

^TO)

One who

m 3lf% + Slpr )
.

A solemn feast,

a holiday, an entertainment, amusement.

execrates or curses others.
kins'
a.

(mfn.

Studied, got by

heart, habituated, experienced,

(*.^+arWTfr)

^Tftfrfr
less

Aground-

a.

+ ^5$>t3) Come,

proached; descended by inheritance,

s.

ap-

Pttft^

you.

Good morning

it

With

the

be, this forms the

to you,

good be to

Carey.

example.

(m.)

guest.

Let

imperative verb

SJ^TS^I s

(mfn.

Propriety, happiness.

2.

salutation,

demand.

^I^-Jl 5

MS.

Wit-

3lf% + S^tS^

!)

A peculiar

See
Asleep at

(mfn.

a.

sunrise.

(mfn.

3tf% +

Diligent in the support of one's family.

3^3
)

consented

a.

(mfn.

to.

3Tf^+

Agreed

to,

3m

3[qi

187

SFSFWl

siqtetpte %

3rfe+S*fflJI) Agreement,

(m.

s.

man who

acquiescence, consent.

^T^i^R?

s.

3rf^+S*M"fe) The

(f.

ferring of a benefit, kindness, attention.

SI^Ffire

3^ + 3^3)

(n.

s.

Wilkins

ing, finishing.

ai^prftr*.
a method

MS.
expedient,

an agreement, a promise.

half

dressed, slightly scorched, or parched, so as to

and

3T5 Root,

3T3

i.

scraper,

or shovel for

Also written

3Ta+^T)

31+ C53<i)

(m.

s.

(3IHf3)

i.

towards.

To

2.

Belonging to or

Fitness, propriety.

To

1.

go, to go to or

serve or honour.

(3rftnrR?) To

x.

afflict

3.

To sound.

with sickness or pain

from disease.

(3Iqf3) To

(n. contract.

s.

wooden

(mfn.

a.

3PXjr,oot,

Also written 3T5I^[

3*^^.

^) a

produced from the sky or clouds.

3IT5^

3fSJ^s. (m. from 311% + R.$^) Grain, &c.

be eaten from the hand.

cleaning a boat.

3lf5ir

3rf%+S*rtrr) An

(m.

MS.

Wilkins'

(/.)

Accomplish-

3ra + 3r<r^t +

does penance by exposing himself to

the rain.

con-

(m.

or atmosphere.

2.

go.

3TJI^ae?. Sans.

of^X+^l)
A

cloud.

3.

1.

Gold.

The sky
4.

3PI

1.

Quickly. 2.

3J^)

(mfn. from R.

a.

Talc

Little, s. Swiftness.

Unripe, crude, raw,

unbaked (as earthen ware).

mineral (Talcum).

(ra.3Iq+33

s.

a.

jMJ) The mineral

sub-

s.

3[q+^*j)

(m.

The name of a

The name of

(m.

s.

31 +

an ignominy,

3T5*Is.

(/.

J3*I)

a.

mistake, an indignity,

3I+q3I

from R."53T) (In mytho-

The female elephant

3Bte^ffe$
also

Not

mfn.

3[51^rf +

s.

(ml

that

3FT^rT^"^

guards the

Caus-

3T^+^^)

(In mytho-

east quarter

a.

Wl^+^U^)

(n.

(mfn.

An

evil

p. 164.

3[ + 3T9pP) Inauspic 10US,

ominous, unfortunate.

3TH53

The male elephant of the

s.

Mohun P.

3m^pV
s.

3I + HS3) The

(m.

castor-oil tree (Ri-

cinus communis).

3m 3
;

s.

(3I + I3)

Dislike, disapprobation.

Indra's elephant.

3I5Tfe

31^^

(-ft^T

3m^^T T^a. (mfn. 3P^pf +

omen.

(mfn.} Disgraced, offended.

east quarter of the horizon.

logy)

^Hfe^ffl.

ing misfortune.

Indra's elephant.

logy)

evil

<tf<r*Tj Inauspicious.

plant.

3T5*J

an

omen.

stance called talc (Talcum).

3Tq^H

3P^pT s (.3r+H^^T) A misfortune,

a.

(mfn.

fallen

31+3^) Not fallen

from

virtue, not

(metaph.)

s.

(/.3J + llf3) The want of knowledge,

the not having an opinion.

sunk down from an

3ISIS3 ad.

exalted station.

(locat. case

of

3P3) With

dislike,

reluctantly.

Not

erring, not mis-

3PH5a.

taken.

3Iatf^

(/.

31 + ^tf^") Absence

freedom from mistake.

-31
of error,

3m^f s

(mfn.

3J+I3)

Sober, not intoxicated.

(/.) Sobriety.
.

(n.

from

3PX+JT) A vessel.

;;

3Ptf

189

a.
s.

Unenvious.

(mfn.

(m.) Freedom from envy.

^SFF^ad. (from

the pronoun

vilM<<*K

190

(m.^R+^i)

s.

The assemblage

of the gods.

^H.^?)

Thus,

so.

ap^^pl

C^T^ + ^jl ) The

(f

s.

world of the immortals, heaven.

3m"Pr

ad. (from

SR^T?)

See

gratis.

s.

Thus,
(/.)

so, the

same

^+^cftal151)

The not

(-Pi\mfn. 3I + UM'tCEl1-

(/.3I +

MWUU)) Not pleas-

ing to one's mind.

commenced with

(-%T

*PPsft>.

Not counselled

the recital of sacred texts.

mfn.

m^ttf^lj

Nothav-

ing an adviser, without advice.

a.

(mfn.

31 + TO,

genit.

3"

selfishly.

a.

+ 3*W)

(mfn.

3Ptf6

a.

city

Godlike,

(m/rc.3I + 3TcO) Immortal, not human.

(/.) Immortality.

^MuilTT a.

31 + ^fij ft

(mfn.

Sprfrfit^

a.

Not

Not

ad.

Not

(n.) Disinterestedness, absence

31 + H$JtTl^ )

(mfn.

respected,

Disregard-

ing, affronting, dishonouring.

wil

*.

(/.

spect or honour

o/3R?I

not avaricious, disinterested,

selfish,

The

disregarded, affronted.
)

not

(f from

s.

gmRffa

s?1

f*T*IJ Not devoting one's mind to a thing.

^(.1 to) a.

3lM< \<\i[

like one immortal, divine.

being devoted to a thing.

^UMlC^ft a.

The name

of the gods, the residence of Indra.

into one's mind, not touching one's heart.

(m.

(m.

s.

thor of the Amara-kosha.

Not coming

s.

UW4Fh^

oh-

taining a thing gratis.

^MWlWlM

Like the

of a celebrated Sanskrit lexicographer, the au-

(3prpr+^\sirl) The

s.

3FI^ + ^*I)

(mfn.

a.

immortals, like a god, godlike.

road.

SPlfWfa' s. (SPTpr + TTfr") A gratuitous gift.

3prft*ttv3ul

^H^TIl*1

s.

re -

disgrace, affront.

(m.^ + ^Q )
a.

want of

Impatience, anger, passion.

(mfn. 3J + *4

Passionate, wrathful.

of selfishness.

^I^R"

(mfn.

a.

god.

3I + IR") Immortal,

(/.) or

3m**tl

s.

(m.

^ (n.)

^IR+n^)

s.

(m.)

Immortality.

(n.

s.

31 + 3^!) The not

dying, im-

(a.

<&^ + <d*i?) The

SFR + ^^I)

Having the

beauty or lustre of an immortal being or a

The name of a plant

Hort. Beng.

olaeosperma).

^m^TTft^*.
(mfn.

s.

atten-

The assemblage

mortality.
a.

3IH^tftls5^Tl

dants and baggage of any person.

of immortals or gods.
s.

3PI^ a. (wi/h.^ + ^T) Stainless, spotless, pure.

vi^^Ultft" 1

(p.

;l,iUc)

p. 32.
officer.

The

(p.

cupations of an

An

(Caesalpinia

duties or oc-

office.

deity.

ad.
tal, like

(3PR + ^)

a god, godlike.

3pt1 ad. Sans.

Like one immor-

1.

With, together with.

(/.) (In astronomy)

As. Res. in. 258.

2.

Near.

s.

The day of the conjunction.

192

191

3mt

^T

^)

3J + Ilt

(mfn.

a.

Having no

flesh;

a.

(mfn.

^ + *tfW^)

Not

fleshy,

meagre.

^Uk*ft

3mt3^ a. (mfn. 3I + 3It 3 + ^) Motherless, not

:

like a mother.

vilUkt^fl

^1 With

Gr. 919).

+ Q)

Wilkins'

an ad-

minister, a councillor,

SPTtTT

a.

^PTtHl

s.

(f.

31 + *4.J*j, ) Without honour

^lMl(u<P

a.

pride,

s.

SPTfa"^

s. (A.

Want

SPltf^ a.

^)

illusion.

Without

to be

human

being;.

beings, desolate,

^r+srt^

3k

f^3 a. (mfn.^. + *ltf|\3 ) 1. Not cleansed,

a.

from

xr^r)Pain.

3I + 3ltpr3) Not honoured,

not respected.

(mfn.

3J + Hff^33">

be regarded or esteemed.

SPlWta. (-"PPT

mfn.

off,

not scoured.

3PIH a. (mfn. 31 + JlM ) Not wearing a neck3lf^3

a (mfn.
.

^1 +

Not

from R.3ri) Immea(Frequently in comp.

e.g.)3lftreWS Of immeasurable splendour

Manu i. 4.
or power.

to

An

viTpN^
+

31 +

unmeasured.

surable,

to,

31+3X1' [k si) Not wounded,

lace.

superhuman.

canopied seat for an

not killed.

Not

be disregarded.

(mfn.

not attended

3FTt"pr33}

^Ufi) A

of attention,

^ + ^{^)

a. (mfn.^) Destitute of

31 + 3^1 +

(mfn.

(a.

Not a human

illusion.

elephant.

(mfn.

lonely, desert

Free from

31 +^ltll1) Freedom from

a. (mfn.

to, to

s.

31 + 3X^11)

^IirWjft

delusion, sincere, honest.

not rubbed

sprfrsp

Also written

The day of

deposit.

^+

h-lT.il a.

attended

3FTl+5I^+^)

or

disobedience.

(f

Absence of dignity or reverence.

(?ra.)

3I5TFl';Ts. (n.

of

Also written

(mfn.

viser.

^3I^lt*r a. (mfn.

s.

289. 292.

lit.

3PTl + 3^+Sr) The day

(/.

new moon.

the

(m. from

s.

s.

As. Res.

new moon.

the

SPltcD

second half of the months Srdvana

in the

and Bhadra.

feeble, thin.

3TXrt*r*T

day

Not

s.

(n.

enemy.

3T + f3^FT) Disa greement,

want of accordance, want of union.

proud, not conceited.

3lfMUl

3Plt^a. (mfn.

1.

beings, desolate, desert.

(?w.)

2.

Without human

Superhuman,

Not a man, not a human

human

s.

(corrupt, of 3[3Is3 ?) Ambrosia, nec-

the food of the gods.

3lfM&3

a.

(mfn.

being, a super-

^I +

W^5)

Not mixed,

simple.
being.

3FrlrP a (mfn.^ + ^^D ) Not

.

not entitled to respect,

3PTte?f.H
<l*tJ

or

Denial, refusal.

s.

^liWl

SrfWs.

s.

(f.

3PTl +

^1

Res. in. 258.

(n.

for33tfrr^) Flesh.

to be regarded,

Wilkins' Gr. 724.) The day of

the conjunction, the day of the new moon. As.

or

tar,

(Particularly, also)

The

fifteenth

3]ft^
3Pfl

a (mfn. 3T +

a.

f^)

(from R. 3J3I

3mtnt TP

a.

(mfn.

Not sweet.

Sick, diseased.

31 + ^3^^

Not

to be

demonstrated, not to be established by reasoning.

3KH

31*1

193

3Ptft^. $L.jJi) A

a commander, a per-

chief,

way.

(from

p.

Nobly, in a princely

Greatness, nobility, high rank.

s.

3^1<v5lWI

s.

UUjtJ) The son

of a chief

3^^, +^)

(wt.3FJ_ from pron.

not

(mfn.
2.

free.

SFjfS*

s.

(/.

3FJ!T

1.

Not

Such

set at liberty,

not cleansed.

31 + SrRF ) Want

(M

ad.

of freedom,

+TT)

man

In

s.

(mfn.) Beings

the next

world.

168.

this

3I*Tp5

a.

3[ + ^3) Not dead, immortal,

s. (n.) 1. The food of the gods,

(mfn.

a.

566.

i.

unasked

Trans.

Immortality.

2.

Water.

3.

Butter, rice,

4.

Alms given

5.

Manu

iv. 5.

-31

n .) Immortality.

3^3 + <R3)

vessel full of

figuratively a vessel of

lemonade or

31^3^3
nectar,

sacrifice.

to a householder.

(n.

s.

sherbet; the

name of a small

species of parrot.

The name

foolish > not lgno-

As. Res.

31^31
from pron.

*5&M^

like that or this like.

of

viii.

477.

31^13)

(femin. of

s.

1.

robalan (Phyllanthus Emblica).

Emblic my2.

The yellow

See Wilkins'

sort

(Terminalia citrina).

3.

Another plant

(Menispermum glabrum).

(from 3JIT

manner;

grass

one of the Upanishads of the Atharva-Veda.

Not

(mfn.^l

ad.

31^3

a signet

Gr. % 819.

3^ft"

fragrant

Carey.

rant, not stupid.

Such a one;

root of a

ambrosia or nectar.

+W Wilkins'Gr. % 919)

*ai*tto a. (mfn.

a.

Destitute of game.

a.

of no distinction.

3TOT*1

used for tatties (Andropogon murica-

is

(f.) or

man without
a

The

(n.)

R.A.S.

from pron.

state of retribution in
iv.

&c. the residue of a

Pertaining to the next world,

which

3I +

(mfn.

Invaluable, inap-

1.

value.

liberty.

3^131 a. (mfn. si^q

Manu

a.

Of no

2.

imperishable,

the state of existence after death.

in

root

tum).

3T + 3J2?)
Not swept,

Without

(mfn.')

(m/ra.SI+^P)

a.

3I^tt*U

a one, a certain person.

.

31^)

preciable.

or of an eminent person.

3PJ^ a

3I+^l er1<P) Not having a

(ra/w.

or foundation, accidental, adventitious.

son of eminence.

3Plt^ t*fl a.

^S[W^ a

194

3T^R

Thus, in

3[+*rf3) Without

a shape,

see

3J3J3t^tS

s.

(-% m. 3PT3 + 3I^) A god,

a deity.

gratis.

(mfn.

Sl^rfe

3J^3+3Tt%) An

(m.

ocean of

nectar.

form, or body.

s.

(f.)

Not a form or body, the

"31 (/.) or

want of a form or body.

(n.)

The absence of a body

31^0

mfn.
visible form,

a (mfn. 3t +

origin.

^T)

Not having a

root or

a.

s.

Not

subject to death,

(m.) Immortality.

(mfn.

31 + ^P)

Insufferable,

un-

bearable.

3KH^I

unembodied, incorporeal.

^I^T

(mfn. 33

immortal,

or form.

Not having a body, not having a

3T^Q^ a.

3ICI$b

a. (mfn.
a.

31+^^1)

(mfn.

contaminated,

31+
s.

(n.)

Cloudless.
)

Unclean, impure,

Ordure,

feces.

31

3F31

195

(/.) or

con-

(w.) Impurity, uncleanness,

to

tamination.

(-fH^.^rr^ +3itfH)

arcsfttrWU

a.

31+ COT from

(mfn.

(m>.3}+(HlT^

a.

be set at

R. Ti) Immea-

from R. 31^) Not

not to be relinquished or

liberty,

abandoned.

3ITO^ a.

Eating unclean things.

^IWU

3K*rto

196

31+ C^lt^)

(mfn.

Free from decep-

tion, error or folly, conscious, prudent,

Freedom from

(w.)

s,

error,

prudence, consciousness.

(mfn.

3[ + C^tft^ ) Not

surable, immense, infinite.

STCSrmUl

(-^J\mfn. 3X^1X1 + ^1*1^)

a.

Of an immeasurable

PF]S|33

a.

infa-

tuated, not led into error, not deprived of con-

nature, infinite, eternal

sciousness or sensation

by any sudden emotion.

an epithet applied to the Deity.

a.

(mfn.

C^R^)

3[ +

3F^Root,
3F3"^

not agreeing, discordant.

SRSFT'T
ment

31+ C^T) The want

(n.

s.

of agree-

f^t^) Not

from R. 3I<^)

s . (n.

^*^C(A. jfSs)

1-

move, to go.

An

eye.

perfume (Ambergris).

2.

Cotton.

or union.

3KU~i 5fjT[

(3F3f3) To

i.

Unharmonious,

(mfn

31+

Cwflu

from R.

be united, not to be reconciled,

to

3F^

s.

(n.

R.

3P^+3R)

atmosphere, a cloud.

2.

1.

The

sky, the

Clothes, wearing ap-

parel.

irreconcileable.

Goods, property, wealth,

(a. Jl^el)

$^1^

merchandise.

ferent ingredients,

3K3Tt3^:

(mfn.

from a.

s.

+ sJHt^ Tobacco) Tobacco mixed

31 + C*l\&<i

Not

to be

and reduced

with

dif-

to a pulp, for

the hooka or Indian pipe.

relinquished, not to be set at liberty, not to be

(mn.^

redeemed.

3TOt^

s.

(m.

3I+CHl^) Want

a. (mfn.*)

Not

free.

31^1^1

31+

s. (n.

liberty, the
a.

The not granting

not giving up or abandoning a thing.

(mfn.

31+ (STt^) Not

ineffectual, not barren

fruitless,

productive, fruitful, ef-

flower (Bignonia suaveolens).

paniculata,

Not

a.

to

3.

(mfn.

be

2.

1.

s.

liberty,

(Arum

C3"*Tl )

The name

of a

bulbiferum).

3F3&<j. (m. from3I5:^'1 + R.^1?) The offspring

of a Brahman by a woman of the Vaisya class

man

Trumpet

v. 56.

s.

(f.

from

3F31+

R. *l)

of jasmin (Jasminum auriculatum).

shrub (Cissampelos hexandra).

from R.

set at liberty, not to

(mfn.

As. Res.

Manu

plant of

Yellow myrobalan.

3T+ tffPftf

of the medical caste, a physician.

19, 47.

x. 8,

sorrel (Oxalis corniculata, or

be

Sl+CHtftS) Not

3P^1
set at

not relinquished, not abandoned.

1.

2.

3.

sort

Another

wood-

O. monadelpha).

dis-

missed, not to be abandoned.

STCHtftS

-\3l

of 31*1) Sour, acid.

^lR?n (W^^+

3T5

used as a vermifuge (Erycibe

Rox.)

WtftWJtt

a. (corrupt,

Sourness.

is

War,

(femin. of ^4(All*4)

which the seed

2.

not

fectual, infallible.

3IGrfcl1

frying-pan.

Also written

battle.

plant

3IC5Tt^I

of freedom.

3F3rT
CSttSoFi )

1.

s.

(/.)

ap^tft*.

mother.

o
(3i +<rtft) In music, the second

concord above or below the key-note.

Carey.

198

197

1.

A mother.

2.

One of the names of the goddess ParvatI

DURGA.

SIM^
^F^TST

W^ + ^

(m.

s.

water-born.

Thin

\)

(w?.)

1.

s.

2.

lotus

(Nymphaea nelumbo).

^ilM k

Similar to

clouds, like a cloud.

from R. ^1) The sea,

the ocean.

sia,

Amrita

3I$[K?

^I^Tfa^

or

N4*lls3<P

The

2.

wiaw^ro-fruit.

3Tfclt33\

(m.) See

s.

(mfn.} Sour, acid.

^1

dity.

*.

days in the month of

three

(The Hindus abstain from

Ashdrha.

all

the

^MC\3*t

s.

(m.) Sourness, aci-

3 (w.) Sourness, acidity.

(^+f^5) An acidity of the
(/.) or

s.

Carey.

A kind of dock,

(m.

(Rumex

or sorrel

315) % The

(m. from

s.

(Mangifera Indica or Spongias

tree

stomach, a sour belching.

to

or ambro-

the food of the gods.

^fPfiS

name given

Watery, formed

wiaw^o-tree (Mangifera Indica).

(corrupt, of

s.

^l^}- a.

Sl^+ft

(m.

s.

^^^3

mangifera).

^^K + ^l^l)

-diM^t^j a (mfn.

3J\+Snj)

(mfn.

a.

mango

(m.'WZ+K) A cloud.

s.

siTMU

* ( m ) The

from water,

(ra.)

(Nelum-

from water, consisting of water, aqueous.

plant (Eugenia, or

Barringtonia acutangula).

A lotus

3I*pT

(m.

s.

bium speciosum).

rain.

^F^+v3l) Sprung

(mfn.

a.

To sound ?) Water.

from R.

(n.

s.

or

^Kgt^

vesicarius).

labours of husbandry on these days, because

the earth

is

C^sS^ )

nine impurity.)

^^ttftaTffl
tenth

instead

then considered in a state of femi-

(m.

s.

^F^T^+OJTI )

sort of cane

The

(Calamus

As. Res.

m.

SIJJFTtftel*.

285.

s.

(n.

month

s.

C3"\PT)

(m.

kind of

(f^ + C^fTfr^l fromC^

(m.

3F<[+^

^I*}*^
^felFf

(mfn.

a.

name
from R.

^) A

cloud.

of a flower

3lf^1

from R. t*J) Not

not decaying, fresh,

(Gomphrena

(f 31^ +

s.

^)

(Tamarindus Indicus).

3F<r^3
tered,

3P^"

a.

(m/tt.3F<r from 3I
:

5:

^+^)

spoken with an emission of

a. (corrupt,

from

^^j)

Sput-

saliva.

Sour, acid.

Water.
s.

bium or

(m.

monadelpha).

water-lily.

vesi-

lotus,

a nelum-

3.

2.

s.

flac-

(m.) The

globosa).

The tamarind-tree
Wood-sorrel (Oxalis

sour taste in the mouth,

a sour eructation, acidity of stomach.

1$f|$1

(h

(/

^t^root,

^I^T+^l) A

(Rumex

Sorrel

5.

cid, not fading,

cane or reed growing in water.

s.

S.

carius).

As. Res. in. 285.

Jyaisht'ha.

33*^5^

Sabda

3F^5ttf[ + Sft) The

day of the second half of the

31*3X33^

Wood-sorrel (Oxalis comiculata).

W^fe&K
thirteenth

fasciculatus).

of

2.

vesicarius).

pp. 33. 167. 462.

day of the second half of the month

Jyaisht'ha.

(Rumex

Sorrel

1.

i.

^)

(^rxrR? ) To

See

3jf31

go, to

go

to or to-

wards.
s.

(m. from

R.^To go) The going.

(Onlyused

200

'

199

m compos,

The going away, from

e. g.

passing over, from

3lf3 + 3Iir;

The going

after or fol-

lowing, from

3FT + 3ni; 'TOT The

around, from

^ft- + 3BT;

going;

3W*tS

^I + TI^S) Want of glory or repu-

(n.

s.

tation, ingloriousness, disgrace,

^FP^^a.

(m/w.3I + ir

shame, infamy.

^+^)

,c

Causing

the loss of reputation, inglorious, dishonourable,

infamous.

The
a.

away, disappearance, waste, from

ST + XPl^P) Not

(mfn.

glorious,

not renowned.

^ ) Good

31 vT s.

(m. from R.

-31^1^

a.

(mfn.

vllM^li

s.

(^1 m.

fortune, luck.

^I + XKSi) Without a

S$%t

sacrifice.

(-f^mfn.

a.

SI + TT^ff^T

One who does

(n.) Iron.

s.

not perform sacrifices.

^PJ^"

a.

The

(mfn.^ + ^l^) Without exertion,

out pains, easy.

^IM^sS

s.

(m.)

No

(^^+^3)

a.

with-

exertion, ease.

Accomplished with-

^J^)

With-

out exertion, without pains or labour, easily.

a d. Sans.

(^ + T^\)

Not

in the usual

s.

m ^Xn^H + ^ITT)
(

just, not righteous, not real

wrong, untrue,

improper, unsuitable.
(n.

from R.

(mfn.

1.

A road, a path.

The half year,

sun's path, north or south.

that

is,

the

See

3I + TrR3) Not

ad. Sans.

low

(a.

rent,

controlled,

of

3IirSltirtes.

(p.

holds lands as a

pron.

(71.

^I + Trt^T) The not

soliciting,

the not begging for something.

Not

be

to

solicited,

(mfn.

not to be asked

for.

SI + Tltfl^) Not asked

for,

not requested, unsolicited, unasked.

^nrtfs^rtfl

s.

(f ^nrtffej+^tfS) The

for

a free

it,

having petitioned

gift.

3PTtffe3*Tl^

s.

(m.

3mtf5^ +

^)

The

a free

petition,

gift.

(mfn.

a.

from R. TTt&

Not

3TCt3P

this.

pable

(mfn.

a.

of,

^t+TOP

from R.

TO)

Inca-

or inadmissible to, religious ceremonies.

grant of lands at a veiy

for

uf) A freeholder,
a

3mt3=T

a.

(mfn.

ST + TTtFTl) Free from

pain

H+Ulsi*ll) Freedom

from

or agony.

fief.

fief,

s.

to be asked for, not to be requested.

a freehold given as remuneration

faithful services,

4l4fi>J

(3HT, from

) This also, even

s.

made

obtaining a thing without a previous request or

not regulated, irregular.

snrstf

Iron,

^I + IfllXP) Not soliciting.

3Fl1rt>3? a (mfn.

obtaining a thing without

^h-^I^)

act of going. 3.

a.

3}!^+ OT)

(mfn.

a.

S^tf^? a.
correct, not

The

part

iMliHtU a. (mfn.^l + TTtB^ftlT from R.

Unusual or

immoderate expenditure.

2.

3HFni

^ilMRFT

or due manner, disproportioned, inconsistent.

31*1^ s.

The upper

iron.

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

3JTtt37TT

^TT^+^t^)

(m.

s.

loadstone.

of the thigh.

out labour.

^PJ^I

Not

renowned, not famous.

feoffee.

one

who

^PTteTi
agony or

Si

(f.

pain.

202

201

SFTWtf^

a.

^T + Ht^Tf^) Not

(mfn.

HTlW^i

31+HlSilip) Want

s . (n.

of truth

Sans.

ment, and asking

encourage-

of

particle

also a vocative particle,

3ItTrt7t)

(mfn.

a.

ho

of the Vaisya

v. 59.

31 +

not agreeing with,

or genuineness, impropriety.
interj.

As. Res.

class.

genuine, not real, improper.

woman

of a Sudra-man by a

Not to be united,

not concordant, incompa-

tible,

incongruous, unfit, uncomely, improper.

^1

(/.) or

(m.) Inconvenience, impro-

priety.

soho

3inrrs|
3JTJ3?

a.

(mfn.

31 + ^Jv3') Not

united, not con-

nected, not agreeing, not suited, incompatible,

^31 (/.) or

improper, unbecoming, unfit.

The being

(re.)

s.

3m^[+3i^)

cleaning grain, &c.

armed with

2.

i.

P esti e

Any weapon

for

that

is

iron.

"3"

disunited, disagreement, incom-

patibility, impropriety, unfitness.

3IHTKFT

s.

3HF*i+*H fromR.^[) 1.
2. A mace or club that

(m.

blacksmith's anvil.

is

shod or pointed with

iron.

Not a combination,
not an argument,

a.

(?re/re.)

Destitute of an

a.

(mfn.

31 + TJji) Not

not

reconciling, not performing, not accomplishing.

argument, without a combination.

3^

3Knt3i^ a. (mfn. 31 + (Hl3[^ ) Not uniting,

in

pairs,

Disunion, se-

not
paration,

matched, odd.

disagreement,

the

non-accomplish-

ment of a scheme.
SJXjJI"^

(mfn.

31 + Tp^T) Not forming a

coming

into contact, not suitable to

a.

pair, not

SK<l>$rflU
Not

a purpose.

a.

(mfn.

3I+Olt3FftTI from
not to be made

to be united,

R.
to

agree, not to be accomplished.

3PJfH

a.

(mfn.

Not a

s. (re.)

31 + 11^) Not being

in pairs.

3TFTK3P a. (m/re.3I+ CUt^P from R. TF) Not

pair.

to be joined, not to be brought into

3F3 s.

(re.

^T+TK?) Ten

thousand.

s.

(m.

3[ + Tn) Not

war, peace.

harmony,

not to be accomplished, irreconcilable.

3Flf^

s.

(m. corrupt, of

3FT^llT

s.

(m. corrupt, of 3lt^ftlT)

3TUrftTa. (U+CTTftT)

A soldier.

3ltirft^)

means of

subsistence.

3IFTlfl
soldier,

Destitute of

a.

means of

(3inrt3" + ^) Poor, wanting

the

subsistence.

a warrior.

3TUT

interj.

Sans.

Oh

Ah

an interjection ex-

pressive of recollection, fatigue, fear, passion, or

calling.

3K^Tf%3l

SKITtl ^

(m.

31+011*1)

united or separated

1.

One who

tion, disjunction.

hammer, a

3[Ul1 7f3'

is

dis-

a widower, a husband or

lover separated from his mistress.

4.

3OTlf^T a. (mfn. 31+ OltfH) Not born

common way of generation.

2.

Separa-

3. Exertion, vigorous effort.

mallet.

(m. from

31+ CIll^ ) The

from the

3R" A

(mfn.

suffix

31+ CHtf^ + 31) Not

which appears

Sky, from R.
(n .

3I^To

from R.

of a wheel,

a.

born

of a female.

nouns derived from verbal

3RV
offspring

a.

womb

in the

at the

end of some

roots, e. g.

31*^^"

go.

^ +31)

The spoke

Swiftly, quickly.

or radius

204

203

\4A<<^

(a. jjjc)

s.

essence,

sap,

Juice,

making

moisture, perspiration.

burn by

it

The name of

(m.)

s.

&e. also

Not

(mfn.

a.

^<3$<

^+^5^)

{mfn.

a.

(n.

^I + ^i^

Not having a

The want

of vigilance,

the not preserving or guarding (a thing).

+3Ti from R.

(a.

Produced

from juice.
v4j<XJ.^

0<?

iJ.<

+^ri)

from a well.

raising water

(mfn.

1.

2.

A machine
A deep well.

3I+'^t) Without

:
(mfn. 3! + <!><P)

a.

s.

s.

(f.

3lTt> +^t) The

sixth

month Jyaisht'ha.

in the first half of the

SRlrWt

s.

in

day
As.

from

(f.

3ITT> ) A

large forest.

(mfn.^ + '^from R.-4MJ Not pleased

with, not satisfied.

3R"f^

31 + <rf3) Absence of joy or de-

s.

(f.

displeasure, dissatisfaction.

colour.
cubit,

A particular
octave.

the elbow to the tip of the

viHiVK

s.

representation, a petition,

a.

(mfn. corrupt, of

a request.

3R35*ft^

(-\F\mfn. 31+^31^)

Free from

little finger.

3R + f^t

(m.

measured from

from R.

f^t) A

(Nelumbium speciosum).

water-lily

a.

Produced

forests.

for

Carey.

N^<s5lfo

^Af<* f[

forest.

^R^+^f)

(mfn.

a.

woods or

light

arrangement of the concords in an

uOjS-') A

A wood,

Written also

Not making, not

accomplishing, not performing,

(a.

&c).

into a forest as a hermit or devotee.

^44.<\J a.

(m.

s.

plant,

Res. in. 283.

over, not guarded, not taken care of.

.

The

The going

4W't>*i8t

Not watched

3R*T3Tl a

spinosa,

(/w.)

s.

3R*fr3I

s.

(m.)

used for this purpose

is

red, not bloody.

keeper.

vlH^l

(Premna

>4W"P

moss.

^<>3

2.

fire,

several water-plants

Valisneria, Conferva, Rivularia,

viz.

used for kindling a

friction.

wood

of which the

vli<<P

Wood

s. (mf.~) 1.

spirit,

(mfn.^ +

a.

^W^l)

Low,

^T^} Not

inferior.

pleasing,

not delightful.

dust.
a.
a. (p.

making a

tition,

i^A^jc)

Presenting a pe-

(mfn.

3I+4>~W) Not

agreeable.

representation or request.

^3T<^ s. The name

vAJ<\5U.<^

s.

(p.

izf^jc ) The

officer

who

in-

troduces or reads petitions at court.

The

office

of

a. (p.

"AK ^s.
s.

(m.)

w
A

^4
3.

and

contr. of

^<

1j^|\^")

p.

56.

(mra.)

s.

(mn.^)

s.

Hort. Beng.

1.

covering.

2.

door.

The sheath of the shoot of a bamboo.

Cheap.

plant (Bignonia Indica).

(corrupt,

buffalo.

of a species of pulse, pigeon-

pea (Cytisus Cajan).

See

reading petitions at the court of a prince.

^<v5ll

pleasing, not

"3X^X<T

interj.

A door.

Sans.

Also written ^i4.<^"1

particle used in exciting

to haste.
s.

(m.)

plant (Bignonia Indica).

is

205
<4l<*1

3$ + ^") Without

(mfn.

a.

out taste, insipid,

juice, with-

The name of a plant fSo-

s.

lanum pubescens).

See

^lO^.

Not wounded, unhurt, unin-

a. (mfn.)

liquor,

206

jured.

Hort. Beng.
a.

p. 16.

Ap-

(mfn.

prehensive of death, alarmed at

3R$^s.

30 b<pt)

(corrupt, of

The name of a

species of pulse, pigeon-pea (Cytisus Cajan).

31^1

(mfn.

a.

Not

approach.

its

diseased, in good

health.

See ^i<<^.

^Tt^l

vil<IOl<P

Fr ee from passion.

antipathy, dislike.

3I + <lv5i<P) Destitute of a
31 (/.) or ^ (n.) The

{mfn.

a.

anarchical.

king,

Disgust, displeasure,

(mfn.^+^i)

a.

want of a king, anarchy.

3Mk$l<RMU

^RtH^ + THIT)

(m.

s.

nA^Rx

(mfn.

a.

Not

not agreeable, odious.

Red, tawny,

(mfn.)

a.

An
sun.

The dawn,

2.

interregnum, a time of anarchy.

s.

aurora.

NW'l<4a. {mfn.

MS.

Mns'

(m.)

An

The

1.

Dark

red

dawn.

Wil-

a distance.

afar, at

(m.)
3.

colour, purple, the colour of the

From

ad. Sans.

pleasing,

^<p'l*Uf$l

enemy, an adversary.

The absence of

red, tawny.

+ 3TtTpl ) The

(m.

s.

rioteer of the

+%t) Dark

dawn

cha-

the sun.

noise,

3I^T1

silence.

(femin.

s.

of

The name

of a

plant (Betula).
1^1 a.
2.

An

s.

(m.)

Resin.

1.

(m.)

An enemy, a

(/.) or

(n.)

3lf^*T

foe,

s.

(n.

Q+

The name of the

of the Atharva-Veda.

The family of an

viWlikU s. (m.
^<?fa\5

rudder.

a.

a.
H.^J.)

(mfn.

^fe

Subduing

(m. 3T^i

twenty-fifth

As. Res.

of^[k

accus. case

(mfn.

wept

over, not

s.

Upanishad

vm.

The

+ ^TT+
477.

first rising

of the dawn, day-break.

enemy.

^i(q

an adversary.

Enmity.

^fk + ^\)

(m.

s.

NAWfUiCUM

3I<FffcT or

elephant in rut.

s.

-31

(mfn.) Crooked, bent.

for

H+^ftej)
;

^1<?^

his enemies, victorious.

31 +

(?w/w.

a.

Not mourned

not mourning, not weeping.

^)

Not

obstructed, not

hindered.
)

srfto"^

s.

(m.

Free from enemies.

srft+cjn*

fr0

The name of a plant (Mimosa Catechu).

1

(Sapindus saponaria).

Garlick.

A heron.

(n.) 1.

lying-in chamber.
3.

Misfortune.

4.

2.

A woman's
Good

4.

3.

The

for

A sore, + 3Tf)

accus. case

Sharp, pungent,

The morning-star,

cor-

s. {

apartment, a

5. Spirituous

personified as the

wife of Vasisht'ha.

crow.

fortune, happiness.

Buttermilk.

(mfn.

rosive.

The soap-berry plant

2.

mint-tree (Melia Azadarachta).

5.

313^ a.

r. cstej

^<^+^)

The marking-nut

plant (Semecarpus anacardium).

3T^%

a.

(mfn.

31 + 3^) Not

angry.

3jf

207

3^3^.
The

(ran.)

sun.

3Wl*i

a.

3.

1. A sore, a
A joint, a vital

The

(m.)

s.

2.

(?w.)

name

of a plant,

shape.

Beng.')

(Asclepias
Crystal.

3.

4.

Copper.

of form or

absence

swallow-wort.

Hort.

gigantea.

Without a form or

(>/.

shape.

wound.
part.

208

3^+*K)

(n.

s.

Swallow-wort (Ascle-

pias gigantea).

3RFT3?

(mfn. ^Sl + ^Pi^) Not having a form,

a.

3rf<raj

3^+<T^K) A name

(m.

not figurative, not by a metaphor.

Buddha,

of

the founder of the Buddhist sect of Hindus.

vAJ.C<

Ho ho Used

Sans.

inter) .

in calling to

3J<PM*li

inferior persons.

3TT<CC<r interj. Sans. Used in calling angrily, or

to inferior persons.

3IRt^ a.

(mfn.

from R.

Not

f^)

light, obscure, dark.

3FR

31^+t/^?)

(from

1*1

healthy,

3[+(<l s1

(mfn.

a.
s.

Not

diseased,

(m.} Health, freedom from disease.

^WM

(mfn.}

2.

Forster.

surge or billow.

(3T5f% + 3^:1)

s.

Saturn.

A wooden bolt or pin for fasten-

a. (/w.) 1.

ing a door.

^AK<

31^+^T) The name of a

plant (Aristolochia Indica).

3rf^ s

31 +

(f from

s.

Fastening, shut-

ting.

3IRlft3l

s.

or

(/.)

< ) freedom

or

a.

-f (n.
3I5T

from disease, healthiness.

(-"PH mfn.

Free

from disease, healthy.

31C<it><?

3J +

Rt^ft^)

Not

to

be

(mfn.

31+

from R.

^jh Not

Not
to

from R.

be erected, not to be planted, not

a.

(mfn.

31 + CTt*f) from R. <f^) Not

in the

2.

(mfn.

31+rftH)

1.

Not

To

cost, to

be worth.

31^)

1.

Value, price.
3.

An

2.

oblation

Brahman.

See

3^J)

(m.

s.

3T^+^ + 3I^T)

knowledge of a thing whether

dear.

Manu

it

The

be cheap or

ix. 329.
<r

a.

(mfn. R.

3^T + TT)

to worship or respect,

s.

Venerable, entitled
(mfn.}

respectful

oblation to gods or venerable men, consisting

or of water only in a small vessel.

x.

(3^Hfe)

As. Res.
1.

To praise.

Wilson.

terrific.

Without sunshine.

31^ Root,

Written

of rice, durva-gmss, flowers, &c. with water,

ground.
a.

A bar or bolt.

Veneration, worship, respect.

3I^P

be erected, not to be fixed or planted

3IRT5

(3I^r^)

<r

be fixed in the ground.

3JRt*fr
to

SJ+C^WfrT

to

(m. from R.

^Wll<<^

to be hindered or obstructed.

aiWWfttt

x.

31^

of eight ingredients offered to a god or to a

prevented, not to be hindered or obstructed.

a.

from

Wf*?l

also

3^1 s.

(mfn.

(f.

pleasing,

not gratifying.

sHRl^fttr a.

r1 s.

3F^Root,

31+ (Tn>^) Not

a.

5;:

2.

To

vii.

3lf Root,

i.

291.

Also written

(3T^f^)

and

3I^X|

x.

heat or warm.

3T5iK\j) To
33^?

s.

(m. from R.

3f&)

I.

The

sun.

2.

The

with respect.

worship,

to

honour,

to treat

210

Ssl:

209

R.^5T^+3^)

a. (mfn.

Revering, honour-

a.

To be

ing, worshipping.

>AiSh

R.

(.

s.

^1

vil

Worship, adoration,

^KS*pi

vi&l

s.

^T^+^prl)

R.

(/.

homage paid

to deities

3U>*ii<t>'UT. a.

and

Worship,

to be adored.

+^3^))

form of R.

33^1

revering.

a. (mfn.*)

White,

1.

s. ()

The name of

Rox.

(Jemin. of ^JsSFT)

Honour, respect,

"SI

cow.

Gone.

(mfn. pret. part. R.

a.

(R.

As. Res.

(m.

s.

3TT1

(m.) Fire.

To be

respected, to be honoured, to be worshipped.

Root,

(3OT3)

i.

acquire, to collect,

x.

To

earn,

a.

quiring,

3.

(mfn. R.
s.

to

(^Sufo )

to gain, to acquire, to collect.

manufacture.

To make

x.

(.)

Water.

(from

untamed

^Wt) )

Living

2.

To

earn,
or

or prepare.

31^+33^)

See3lt3.

313^

s.

3I^+3H)

woods,

Earning,

{m.

313 + s1'^)

Blue barleria (Bar-

leria ccerulea).

gain or

To work

(m.) Basil, the white sort

R.

in the

(as beasts).

^$a.

s.

n.

R.

^H? + ^"1 )

Dislike, censure,

abuse, reproach.

Slfij

s.

R.

(/.

3T + f^)

1.

Pain.

2.

The end

of a bow.
ac-

(Ocimum

Eiffels,

(/.

See^lf^l) An

Gain, acquisition.

elder sister (in

theatrical language).

3pf
(n.

metre

446.

gratissimum).
s.

2.

Flame, light, lustre

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. 3T5V+IT)

a.

As. Res.

a.

wild,

a ray of light.

34>>

(mi) l.The sea, the ocean.

s.

3ff^+^)

mfn.

R.^f^f t

honour, to worship.

Luminous, bright, radiant,

3lf^

(.)

of eleven feet belonging to the class called dan-

daka.

^b^) To

^f&SHt^.

Honoured, respected, worshipped, saluted.

v. a.

s.

and be-

sort of metre, comprising ten feet,

x. 446.

fire.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^44 1>^+

a.

White

2.

longing to the class called dandaka.

(/.) Flame,

Pen-

colour.

adoration, worship.
s.

or

causal

To be honoured,

31^+311)

R.

(/.

acquire, to

taptera Arjuna. Hort. Ben. p. 34).

^OU^,

be respected, to be adored.
s.

To

(from R. 3j6i^)

v. a.

obtain, to earn, to gain, to gather, to collect.

a tree (Terminalia alata glabra

(mfn. fut. part. p.

a.

who

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. "3F3Uf^s3)

a.

(mfn.fut. part, p. R.^I^+villT.U)

a.

one

planter,

Forster.

Earned, acquired, procured, collected.

(-f^>.3XTi+^tf^T)

To be honoured,

to

the

to superiors.

Showing respect or homage, adoring,

^rfr^flTT

(from R.

s.

acquires any thing.

respect.

+ 3I*fjTT)

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

earned, to be accumulated.

Root,

or beg.

x.

(S^HtS,

^XT^)

To ask

3U

211

^11^1

s.

(jm.)

1.

Meaning,

31$

Wealth, property, substance.

signification

^I^Tfa

2.

cause, in explaining, or amplifying, or praising

sense, interpretation.

Thing, any object of the (external) senses.

3.

R.A.S.

Trans.

thing.

100.

i.

Prohibition.

5.

consequence.

4. Fruit,

a request, a plea

tive.

R.A.S.

Trans.

an affirmation, a narra1.

444.

SPRt^a, (-^% >.3pf+3^)

(The accusative case

Request.

7.

it

Cause, the reason of any

6.

^5i,+^tCl) The advocating a

(m.

s.

212

Effective,

productive, suitable.

frequently used as the latter part of compound

is

words, in the sense of)

On

sake of

For the sake of wealth

account

of,

from R.

for the

f^T"^) Knowing the sense, acquainted with the

e.

sr.

meaning (of a sentence or of a book).

For the sake of a son.

Sl^t^^l (m.^+X^^ )
s.

3J3{<F a. (mfn.

+ <P)

^SI^J.

Concerning, regarding,

to

what

Manu

the fact.

is

Contrariety

viii. 95.

(used chiefly at the end of compound words).

3I*tRtH

3I<<M

+ ^I

(mfn. ^tSj.

a.

tive of

advantage or

^") Effective, produc-

(m. ^31^ + C^~tH )

s.

The knowledge

of the signification or meaning of a sentence,

the perception of the real import of a thing.

profit.

Useful,

advan-

Indicat-

tageous, effectual.

ing the meaning or real import of a thing.

<r

<r

3j33j

a.

(mfn.

^v.+^S) Knowing

^I^fer^a. (-^w/n.^^+^t^IfromR.^t^)

the signifi-

cation or meaning of a sentence, acquainted with

in a division of property.

Having a share

the contents of a book.

"
;

3p%tnT.

^I^TaJS

ac?.

meaning or

_|_

signification

\J^)

According to the

namely,

(-f*f\

mfn.

^Pi+TTpft) Un-

terpretation.

sentence.

^Ht^
The

(n.

s.

with the meaning of a passage.

finding fault

Wilkins'

31^+ C^l ) A distinction in the

(m.

import or meaning of a thing, a difference of in-

derstanding the meaning or signification of a

^pf&P^I

teaches

MS.

fairs,

s.

3I$+*ft13) The

(n.

Wfe

(/.

request, a desire.

Sisfo
s.

wealth, a
2.

R.
(m.

name

^ftf+4f&)
of

Kuvera,

1.

The

Hindu

the

lord

of

The

science of

3I2f+^Ste) The

collecting

as property, friends, &c.

of

s.

(rn.

^C^OT7

!)

+"3")

(/.) or

5.

The answering a

(m.

or wealth.

3j5fc^r

(n.

^1 + ^^^)

An

accu-

mulation of wealth, a stock of money.

The

profes-

3I^ ^Wa. (m/n.^+^SH^) Col-

sion of usury.

s.

money

s.

politics.

Plutus.

sovereign, a king.

3$3UTffl

science which

to act with regard to worldly af-

how

economics, ethics, or
s.

videlicet.
s.

"SpfrrTl a

(-"f^H mfn

a.

Entitled to a share in a division of property.

(.3ISR^ + 31
certain purpose,

or

lecting wealth,

accumulating property;

blishing the real

import of a word or sentence.

esta-

effi-

SI^f^R?

ciency, efficacy, fitness.

1

s.

(T.

3J$+*Tf^f3) An

ac-

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213
cumulation of wealth, a gathering of property
or money.

e.

f^^JlU l f^T*^ Desirous of victory, from

g.)

f^OT + ^STpf^.
An

1.

mulation of wealth or property.

accu-

s.

(m.)

secutor, a claimant. 2.

1.

The con-

2.

pendent on a thing.

plaintiff,

a pro-

Belonging to or de-

Carey.

sistency or admissibility of a law-suit.

mendicant, a beggar.

hoard of

Only used

Depending on

a.

that,

in

comp.

e. g.

from pron. \S

wealth, an accumulation of property.

+ 3pft*I.

That,

The accomplishing a design, the

means

for

accomplishing

a.

^pf+Sjfr)

(mfn.

wealth or property, poor,

indigent

without

gain, wishing

The longing

~31

for profit or wealth.

the receipt or collection of pro-

(/.)

for gain or riches.

Acquir-

Influx of wealth

(m.

s.

or opulence

Desirous of

(mfn.

a.

of

Destitute

meaning, unimportant.

3PCM*r

For, on

behalf, on account of, for the sake of.

an object.

Sprifft

3R)

Sans, (locat. case of

ad.

^It^j.

ing wealth.

perty.

The

v4l<tt^ ad. Sans, (ablat. case of^S$Q\ According

to the

meaning or

signification

that

to say,

is

videlicet.

3p6

a (mfn. fut. part. p. R.

.

be wished

(n.

s.

nification,

variety of sig-

a difference of interpretation.

To

go.

or

- C3)

wise, else.

the

Trans.

R. A.

x.

(3Tttf3)

i.

and

i.

To

(m.

3pf+3rf%*mr)

^^T

s.

(w..

R.

sll

1.

To ask

fur -

to.)

<r

endeavour, from the causal of R.

seek,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

-J
;

s.

(n.

epithet

OT-TtFT (m.) An
of Vishnu, from *3FT The people, and

Who

SlfSf^+Sl

or

+ J)

wishing

for.

Desirous

(Frequently in composition,

causes the people to seek, &c.

Wilkins' Gr. % 770.

the condition of a plaintiff.

(f.

of,

^Al^

<r

Requested, asked, desired.

Desire, anxiety

2.

Slaughter, killing,

2.

Seek, endeavour, take pains

3rf3X3l (/.) or

or beg.

Who causes to take pains,

ther intention or scope of an interpretation.

a.

chalk.

Request, greedi-

-dl*t ) 1.

445.

The

Wise,

2.

Red

kill or to hurt.

wounding. (Also

^ftf^Tni

s. (ra.) 1.

To

i.

ness, coveting, begging.

S.

proper, right.

Wealthy,

1.

deduction of a subject from that which

could not else be.

3.

31^+ TT)

scope, an end, an object of desire.

ST^Root,

Presumption

for, desirable,

intelligent.
2.

another sense, in another acceptation, other-

acqui-

sition of property.

sire,

^V-f^pTl) a

a prayer, a solicitation

suffering.

R.

request, a de-

an

affliction,

sbf

215

>4lkPt

^K+3TpT )

from R.

5. (mi.

33"^

1. Fire.

The

2.

Disease.

3Tp^\?

MohunP.

circle.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^A-Ut^+^3)

a.

Requested,

asked

solicited,

wished

for,

vexed with pain, tormented,

side of the face

v. a.

on the

and neck.

(from R.

to request.

To

2.

for

A disease,

s. (ra.)

paralysis of the muscles

hemiplegia,

1.

vex,

To

216

vi^S^H

a.

(ira/h.

radius of a

p. 141.

ST^f^l

^K)1<P^

^^)

(-^

a.

Speaking

!)

broken language, stammering as an

infant.

from R.

mfn.

Entitled to receive one half (of a thing).

beg, to ask,

to grieve,

to

cause

Receiving a moiety, entitled to one half (of a

thing).

pain.

31"^

(m.)

halved.

(mfn.) Half,

a.

5.

(n.)

half.

^<|JT

Also written 31^.

part.

^nFKFT

+ *E3*T) A

(n.

s.

s.

3r|+Trcr

(*.

for

semicircle.

Ttf!T) Mid-

night.

^li^t^s.

(m.

^rt+PTN) A hemisphere.
^Sf^HTTs. (3lf + Tt"&)

^0*i4

(m.

s.

crescent.

1.

Any thing

2.

cent or semicircle.

in the

form of a cres-

(In grammar) the nasal

3.

sign ().
a.

a.

semicircle.

s.

vi^<lflT) At

ad. (from

(!.

Like

(mfn.

*.

(m.

s.

The

silent letter

^Epftfi

0^%*$^

from

land-owner, upon condition of

.

*&M\

from pftj The half

ha^ng

s.

(33^+ (*R)

Half a

Midnight, half

s.

(m.

lIl^W^)

1.

geon (with a spotted or painted throat).

A
2.

0,c

33$ +

necklace of

3J*i)

1.

Haifa

share.

share equal to half of the whole.

pi-

s.

(m.

half one's

^%

about

sixty-four strings.

2.

francoline partridge.

(m.

the

a pound avoirdupoise.

^t

the night.

for

half the

ser, or

4^kttvi

*ffc+^)

Carey.

crop.

Half an hour.

sfofta or

a line in epic poetry, a hemistich.

Performing the work of cultivation

3lf +T3)

(m.

Half a

of a boat.

ft

midnight.

3X^+3^) Haifa stanza of the

(m.Sfl+C*^)

s.

distich

a crescent or semicircle.

3PF$3I

^1^-0

^Otl + ^Tt^t^)

(mfn.

Having the shape of a crescent or

s.

^If^tftT^

Rtij-Veda.

^fc^l^fa

31^3

Midnight.

half moon, a

from

^*|5t0

self,

a wife.

1.

Half the body,

Carey.

2.

Palsy,

affecting one side or the upper or lower part of

the body, hemiplegia.

5
!

T*1

Arguing half-perishableness

signation of the followers of

of philosophy.

Trans.

a de-

KAnada's system

R.A.S.

i.

560.

3*ftaePt$

a.

(mfn.

the moiety behind.

^3^-W^%)

Leaving

218

217

^1^
half,

Sans.(-%.

ad.

by equal shares or

3^ + 3^) Half and

from

^"N, + \?1)

portions.

Half a meal, a

^^W/T

scanty meal.

of

^+ 3^)

One

half,

(m.)

moiety.

thalmia.

1.

Any

2.

half moon, a

31^53?

thing having the form of a

crescent or semicircle.
petticoat.

^+3FT)

causal of R.

(.

-^A.

fixed, to

Wt\

s.

indolent swelling, a wen.

2.

species of grass, called

^ + ^1

An

^+TT.

Wilkins'

s. (?rc.)

A master,

man

of the third class, a

( ^F[^ m. S5*P +*^*L.)

One

Res.
)

of the eyes.

p. 431). Excellent, good.

or placed, to
2.

causal of R.

A disease

MS.

Wilkins'

Vaisya.

be appointed.

(/.

Oph-

2.

The young of any animal, a

1.

a lord, an owner

par. p. of ^3p1^ causal of

To be arranged
be

An

millions.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

Gr.

a surrendering, delegating or entrusting.

a. (?w/w.

hundred

(wi.)

idiot.

(wm.)

s.

The

placing or ranging a thing, an appointment, an oblation ;

an

Posterior.

2.

MS.
Reverse,

1.

kusa (Poa cynosuroides).

A
s.

3.

1.

(m.)

s.

child

Wilkins'

(mfn. from

a-

contrary, opposite.

a. (corrupt,

crescent.

Modernness.

1.

The

of the manes or deified ancestors.

vii.

sun.

As.

299.

ar-

Srf^l

ranging, fixing, or appointing.

(femin. of

s.

3TO ) A woman

of the

Vaisya caste.
(mfn. pret. part. p. of

a.

^+^3)

of R.

^Pl^

causal

Appointed, fixed, placed, ar-

3|Wft

v. a.

range, to

(from

fix,

causal of R.

to place, to appoint, to

To

R.

Vaisya

make an

(mfn. fut. part. p. of

^+TT) To be

causal of

towards.

3I*r5T^

To

(mfn.} Low, inferior,

1.

in place,

( ^t3^

wife of the third or

piles.

Hemorrhoids,

piles.

3^*)

Affl.cted

with

hemorrhoids.

-31*^1

s.

The belonging

m. R. 3*

go, to go to or

kill or hurt.

<r

a.

To

1.

(t-^S

s.

(n.)

s.

2.

<r

Hemorrhoids,

arranged, to be fixed, to be

i.

<r

piles or

Root,

3R1<1^

of the

caste.

^s. (.)

appointed.

a.

3l>+3Fft) A woman

(femin. of ^3ITP

ar-

oblation.

a.

(f.

third or Vaisya caste.

ranged.

>4lPr{NS

s.

+3^) A

v. n.

or appertaining to a person.

(from 3PTl) To succeed, as an

horse.

heir

to belong to.

vile.

ind. corrupt,

Former, prior (in time).

ad. Antecedently.

of

^l<< +

2.

Coming

into possession,

succeeding to property.

Behind

3K*ft^[

a.

(mfn.

3J*PI+fr

from R.

$7^) De-

220

219
stroying

the

a remedy

as

efficacious

piles,

against the piles,

The name of an

s.

edible

(Arum campanulatum).

plant

plant (Cur-

(,.

The

+ TF3)

Afflicted with hemorrhoids.

^FT3

of

(corrupt,

s.

hemor-

Piles,

To be

f^T^

see

Sabda S. p. 402. 2.
Kuvera, the god of

the capital of

wealth.

fit,

To worship

or worthy.

or honour.

SFfS*

s.

3.

first

sense

young

1.

Lac, or the red insect-dye so

from eight to ten

girl

Sheets of paper impregnated with

2.

it is

also a root of the xth class ^^R^lf^).

Carey.

^T5^

31) Worthy, deserving,

(mfn. R.

(to.)

called.

In the

lac.

a.

Carey.

years of age.

rhoids.

2.

head

Alaka,

31*^)

ornament

Hindu music)

1.
A mode of
of
a mark painted on the fore-

(femin.

painting the face,

CTt^l

(mfn.

piles,
s.

a.

L An

(In

2.

MS.

particular distribution of notes through five

succeeding strains.

3?^+ CTfr

^"VS

by women.

See

dog.

Wilkins'

barley.

(corrupt, of

s.

hemorrhoids.

^C*llU!l 5tip

A mad

2. (to.)

Pounded

of lac, worn

culigo orchioides).

3IPTfRtr|

3.

^T^3

3K*Tf^T)

(femin. of

short hair.

s.

(n.) See

fit,

(mfn.

a.

(Frequently in comp.,

proper.

e.

g.) ^\3t^

mark,
fated,

Entitled to reverence, from

>$H<3*.

3I+*E$?t)

Without a

2. Unfortunate,

sign, or character.
s.

1.

ill-

Misfortune.

(ra.)

"Si

3RTt1
tion,

*.

(/.

R.^P^+gpTi)

4-

Worship, venera-

honour, respect.

^fcfr'FtST

3lf

right

mfn. R.

be worthy.

Without a mark or

(TO>.^I + ^5^ftTIfrom

a.

be marked, not

to

R.^EF

be distinguished, not

be observed or discovered, indiscernible.

a.

(raftiM + ^ifo\3 from R. ^SgJ Not

marked, not observed, unseen, unperceived.

i. (n&TiR), sil'iW) 1. To adorn.

To be competent or able. 3. To prevent.

An Unadi
many

to

(from R. ^AJ,^) To be deserving,

SI^Root,
2.

Not
to

v. n.

to

Suited,fit, proper,

saluted, honoured.

W)

sign of distinction, indiscriminate.

appearing at the end of

affix

substantives and adjectives

Trembling, from R.

e. g.

~5\ To move

or go.

"^^T
Wil-

3FJft3FTl

s.

(a.

jacket)

The name of

a kind of frock or vest, the skirts of which

reach to the knees.

3FT^t

s.

Misfortune, cala-

(J.

mity, misery,

a.

Unfortunate,

ill-fated.

Gr. 858.

kin*'

3p*15P
(ra.)

s.

1.

The

sting in the tail of the scor-

the sting of an insect.

pion;

dove-tail.

3.

2.

tenon, a

visible,

by a

s.

31 + ^5^))

(mfn.

unobservable

Indiscernible, in-

not to be distinguished

sign or mark.

Yellow orpiment.
^jorjTj"^

s.

a-

See^F^.
(mn. from R.

5>

(uif.;)

water-snake

the black and

most deadly variety of the Cobra de capello

31^) A

curl of hair,

(Coluber Naga).

Carey.

222

221
a.

SFv^^i

impudent, immodest, indecent.

(n.^FT^+^cl)

s.

decoration.

The decorating

2.

1.

Ornament,

-3R

(m.

s.

or ornamenting

(a thing).

from R.

3?) An

earthen water-jar.

3F^Tflir a.

(mfn.

^F^+^Tf^T)

Fit to

be decorated.

vdH^P^<fr a. (mfn.^\\+ v5tlf<<P) Sufficient

for a livelihood.

Wtfft^ a. (mfn.
Fond of decoration
fit

31 + ^1^3) Without shame,

(mfn.

from R.<?)

a.

or ornaments, ornamental,

motion.

31 +

(mfn.

^)

Not moved, not

in

to adorn.

sil^<0\i

(-3^re. 3F^+^3)
:

a.

decorating, ornamenting,

Adorning,

One who

s. (?w.)

de-

corates or adorns a thing.

SFR"^ a.

^**![*^) Competent to an

act,

fit

3I"T<pH"

s.

decoration

(m.
:

^^)

Not

1.

2.

salt.

Insipid.

3.

^V^l ad.

for transact-

ing a business.

31 +

(mfn.

Ignorant, stupid,

Carey,

awkward, clumsy.

Fresh.

from

(^F^+^J?)

a.

by

Certainly,

(a.

(.)

all

means.

dug

trench for water

l'ound

the root of a tree.

sil^^+^W ) An ornament, a

of dress (trinkets, jewels,

3FI3t^
v^cr^^crj-J

of language (rhetoric).

Endowed with ornaments, adorned,

(n.

s>

^M^W+ijj

See

hooka or Indian tobacco-pipe.

Carey.

(-3^ rnfn.^lpR

UW^U^'l-i^a.

s.

See.), or

decorated.

31*^

3I + ??TT) Not obtained,

not

(mfn.

a.

received.

The
As. Res.

ence of rhetoric.

i.

sci-

3FF^>

354.

(mfn.

a.

Not

be obtained,

to

unattainable.

33*^3 a.

(mfn.

3I^^+<jF3) Adorned, deco-

31*^*.

rated, ornamented.

SFPft^l

s.

(/.3FT^+f!prl) The

adorning

or decorating.
(corrupt, of 3Fffit)

s.

ad. Sans.
it

A name

of

from R. 3T*1?)

(indecl.

decoration.

2. Sufficiency,
1.

Enough,

sufficient.

governs an instrumental case,

KAma-

Enough of

Ornament,

1.

abundance,

a.

and

(In this sense

^41^1
e. g.

these complaints

2.

deva, the Hindu deity of

a.

Not

Stf^j)

SI^vS^P
to

a.

to

(mfn.

Gt+*?&Ff$$

be transgressed or

(mfn. :S[ +

Able, adequate

love.

from R.

3FF^5

violated.

^^) fromR.*T*P) Not

be transgressed, not to be trespassed against.

3FT3j

a.

(mfn.

^ + ^vg1) Without modesty

^^5!

s-

(f-Mf*^)

(m. from

No,

2.

not, superfluous.

Wilkins'

3f*tfj

palm of the hand with the

MS.

^70

L The

fingers extended.

Vomiting, sickness.

nSFF^I

Shamelessness, impu-

dence, immodesty, indecency.

5.

s.

(femin.

or

shame, impudent.

3.

to.

4. Useless, insufficient.

of <t\.^<*i

Madder

(Rubia Manjit'h).

3I*V

s.

(m.) Killing, death.

Wilkins'

MS.

<r

^I 57!^?

s.

(m.)

The name

of a plant, white

223

224

swallow-wort

A mad

^I5?TI^31) Sloth,
Mohun P. p. 108.

activity, idleness.

SFF^T a. (mfn.^l
indolent,

from R.

listless,

s.

(m.)

The name of a

2.

2.

(from 3rf*T)

s.

large black bee;

centipede, possessing a sting.

(corrupt, of

s.

zarone.

gigantea alba).

vJPJ^

See

dog.

*Wl3l

(Calotropis

in-

idler,

a laz-

disease, the swelling

^"1

of the feet in elephantiasis.

(/.) Idle-

s.

(Written

^Sltf^^ .)

also

Idle, lazy,

An

1.

Carey.

A terrace before a house.

(?.)

STP^

(mfn.^ + fi^

a.

besmeared, not
not

guilty of,

Not

anointed, not

not disguised

painted,

chargeable with,

not

not

impli-

cated.

ness, sloth, indolence.

3TpT|fl

3FPii^

^3FT3T + ^)

(mfn.

a.

vi4<^ |<F^ s . (from a. JfLc) Attachment, connexion.

3F*TF3

s.

Charcoal,

burning or extinguished

^Rlf|K3

31 + ^^1) Freedom from de-

a firebrand, whether

a. (mfn.

^+P^3)

not desired, not eagerly wished

for,

(a. <GL:) Relation, dependence.

(re.)

s.

(/.

greediness, or covetousness.

sire,

dolent.

31^1^1

s.

lazy, in-

Idle,

3rf^jj

0>. 3I+f%"^) Not

Not longed
for.

eager, notde-

a torch.
sirous, not greedy.

3FrtH
most

s.

(corrupt, of

fatal variety

^FT5^)

The black and

(i.)

luber Naga).
4.

and

fruit

3FTt^

s.

s.

The bottle-gourd plant

(f.)

(Cucurbita lagenaria).
(m.

31

The

The not obtaining

lotus.

species of beetle.
5.

Wil-

bee.

MS.

kins'

3Ffl

inside of a

3.

The name of a

2.

frog.

singing-bird.

certain

3FTt^ or ^Fft^T

1.

of the cobra de capello (Co-

(-f^F^m/re.

a.

a sting,

(rei.)

s.

3M+$^P)

Possessing

bee, a scorpion.

something.
1.

*dKl<T*1

or

^prt^Tl

Sepa-

ad. (a.

rately, distinctly, apart.

s. (re.)

2.

1.

A scorpion.

(Cuculus Indicus).

The kokila
4.

a humble bee.

or Indian

A crow.

5.

cuckoo

Spirituous

s.

(re.

3FT + t"^)

The

forehead,

a.

Fruitless, useless, in vain.

Not
)

the tongue, the epiglottis.

sky.

The

4.

(/.) or

forehead.

1.

little, trifling.

Falsehood, untruth.
unkindness.

(See

(n.) Falsehood,

3.

Uf^)

The

-31

uselessness, dis-

s.

(/.)

earthen water-jar.

See

3FJ<

s.

3F^a3

a.

small water-pitcher.

(In grammar) not subject to

elision.

potatoe or other tuberous root.

See

written.

The

root of

Carey.

3rf^J|^*,$. ^Tf^, from Sjfs*T,

^?) An

Any thing disagreeable

3F^^a.
swarm of bees.

R.

s. (re.)

agreeableness.

liquor, wine.

^if^T^

2.

False, untrue.

Unpleasing, unkind. 3. Small,

4. Useless, vain.

A large black bee,

3.

2.

(mfn.

31+^

Not decayed, not

obli-

terated.

from

^FT^T

s.

sistence.

(a.

Sjifc)

Food

or

money

for sub-

226

225

3I5^a. (m/ra.3I + *ffi) Not coveted, not

not wished

desired,

(mfn.

a.

3I^)+^T6)

importance, unimportant,

for.

sii*1<$ s. (n.)

3T^^t6

i.

border.

Wilkins'

state of existence.

2.

former

life

or

MS.

3[Ss

57

Of

(mfn.)

a.

(m.

Of

little

trifling.

31^+^t^) A short

time.

short duration, transient, tran-

sitory.

O! Oho!

interj.

3F 1"5$C
C

3K^Tt^

31 +

(mfn.

a.

0*^)

Without men,

without inhabitants, deserted, lonely, desolate.

vilMfeS

3I+FTTf3\?) Not

(mfn.

a.

seen,

^^+c^T(>*n.u)

be seen or observed, not to be looked

3I^lfS3

a.

3I+MR>^)

(mfn.

Not

to

at.

Not

3Ris3^ a.
seen,

not perceived, not observed.

3PTH
tion,
a.

not an elision

Not

(mfn.)

(mfn.

interrup-

3^ + 3^

(mfn. 3F*l

3r^tet7Ta. (mfn.

subject to elision.

sire,

(m. $t'+

s.

contentment,

C*^)
a.

31

be wished

3TFTt^l

(mfn.) Free from desire,

a.

to

not to be desired, undesirable.

for,

a.

31 + C^jWfttfj Not

(mfn.

m/n. 31 + 0*Tff%=T

Not

3Uil<W

s.

3I+C^ta\?1

(/.

The not being

current

among

from

Fft^)

the people, unpo-

pularity.

to worldly

affairs

3F^l

a.

(mfn.

3Rl +5ft)

Of

Freedom from mundane

31

(/.) or

affairs, spirituality;

3F*fclF3
3Jc^i^T

a.

a.

a limited un-

(In grammar)

3R>i + 3TF3 ) Young,

5

(mfn.

3F^| + 3^T)

(mfn.

weak,

strength,

n44*!<pI^s.

a
(

plur. of L

) Titles, the

Of

little

feeble.

(mfn.) Little, small.

-31

(/.) or

-3

3F*I + 3^1)

not talkative, taciturn.

3I^tf^"^

not talkative.

a.

(mfn.

3F 1+f3T[r|)
t

Of

little

science, not learned, not skilful.

(mfn.

derstanding, of

SPWWt
Talking

(n.) Smallness, paucity.

(mfn.

little,

3^+3^)

little

reflection,

Of

little

un-

inconsiderate,

imprudent.

addresses of letters.

Speaking

3F^f| a

unpopularity, the not being current.

3F*W a

3F*rat1 s. (m. 3^+31!)

An unaspirated consonant.

not current, not popular, un-

spiritual, supernatural.

a.

(/.) Poverty.

3F*f3tRt a. (-fW^mfn. 3F*I + <tfl + t^T )

(wi/w.3I + C^^ftf^^) Not attached

3F*1

small pro-

of an early age.

greedy, not desirous, content.

(n.)

Of

derstanding, inconsiderate, imprudent.

SK^t^flll

+1l*fT) Shortsighted,

The absence of de-

content.

civil

Of short stature,

31^ +^T)

perty, indigent.

3TC 5Tt^

little,

Ignorance.

imprudent, inconsiderate.

the not being superseded.

3 (n.)

(/.) or

small, thin, pigmy.

3I^IttT45Tc.

C*Tf*i) Not an

31 +

s.

31

ignorant.

Larceny,

3X^+\3i) Knowing

(mfn.

a.

short time.

s.
(3F*l + CS*te + ^)
Mohun P. p. 96.

^5*HU>UT.

3^t\5

3R>| + 53l) A

s . (n.

pilfering.

not observed, not perceived.

^rr^t^iTir

Talking

little,

(-f^^

little,

3F^mft^

s.

mfn.

3F*j +^tf^T

(m.

3^^i +3Trf^) The ama-

ranth (Amaranthus polygamus).

taciturn.

31*1

227

^fteTJ

(mfn.

a.

228

3^*1

value, of a low price,

(n.)

s.

Of

small

low

price,

+*t^)

Sans.

ad.

(mfn.

a.

At

a.

3}*t^
basin, a

3} +

(mfn.
s.

(/.)

little

(/.) or

strength

insufficient

or

*^)

Want

Without power or

of power or strength.

(mfn. 3J+*t3>>) Impossible, not to

a.

31

be done.

(/.) or

3 ( n

.)

Impossibility,

impracticability.

reservoir.

3T^^^Pi
very

Disability,

strength,

Of

3^*1 +*R^) A

(n.

v5l

least, in

strength or power, weak, feeble.

3F^t*R^ 5

n
( .^

3?TR?

3^+*!^)

Of insufficient strength

power, weakness.

the smallest degree.

3F*t*lfiF

(mfn. SJ-j-*!^)

a.

or power, unable, infirm, weak.

cheapness.

3I^f*to

3I*t3>

little,

(mfn.

a.

3^*1
Also

very few.

Very small,

Of little

^Jc^^c^

perseverance, possessed of

little

energy

Carey.

or effect.

small

Without

desideratum, a small deficiency.

fear,

without

apprehension.

3F^W5^tXT ad. (Beng. locat. o/^PttTO^l)

With a small

deficiency, within a

Fearlessness, courage,
little.

boldness.

SPPffag
lived.

2.

+ SSfHg )

(mfn.

a.

Young, of an early age.

Short

1.
s.

(m.~)

3I*lf^?

(mfn. 3l + *tfS3)

a.

Fearless, not

alarmed.

goat.

vaiwHWw*

s.

(m.

3T^i +3lt^t^")

Abstinence,

moderation.

31*1^

^I + ^ftT) Having no enemy,

without enemies, s. (m.) Not an enemy.

Abstemious, taking

food.

little

meal, food

name
a.

(mfn. superlative of "^l^H

smallest, fewest, very

^F^fl^3

Least,

boiled rice.

3.

(m.)

The

of a plant (Terminalia alata tomentosa,

Rox.}.

very few.

little,

from

(mfn.

a.

R.^P^+^FT) b The act of eating.

(n.

si,

2.

(mfn.

a.

3F=i + ^3)

The name
a plant (Marsilea quadrifolia).

of

Written also

Reduced, diminished, brought down to a few.

a.

Smaller,

comparative of

(mfn.

fewer,

less

very

little,

very few,

minute.

SPWirl

STftlfe?

v&ltH ad. Sans, (locat. case

o/^l^ ) By a little,

#^31^
little,

-3P^Root,
2.

ad.

(31^+31^^)
Also,

v. ("-3I*tU3) 1.

or crowd,

to eat hungrily.

To

ix.

By

little

'l/T

(S^ftfa) To

sSP^ftET

a.

Eatable,

pervade, to occupy.
eat,

from 31*1^) Appetite, hunger.

(mfn.

a.

(mf)

by degrees.

To heap

(f.

SHTftll +3^3) Hungry,

wishing for food.

nearly, almost.

and

s.

a.

A thunderbolt, a flash of lightning.

(mfn.fut. part.p. R.
fit

SP^+SpflTT)

for food.

(mfn.

3J + *t*I) Not

disturbed, agitated.

want of tranquillity.

-31

tranquil, not quiet,

(/.)

Perturbation,

31*1

3lf*i

229
3I*T3lt<
calm,

pfitijki (m>.3I + f*f*]l)

3J + *t*ft^") Free from wind,

(mfn.

a.

corporeal, immaterial, spiritual.

3P^a.

wretched,

Unhappy,

(w.) Affliction, wretch-

s.

edness, distress.

(mfn.

tranquil,

not

31

(/.)

placid, not pacified, not appeased.

or

Absence of peace or

(rc.)

A childless woman.

(/.3I+f*t*j+)

s.

3lf*t^. (m>.3I + f*t^) Not

taught, not in-

structed, not disciplined, not controlled

\?1

profligate.

3I + Xtt3') Not

childless

woman.

3TMt

mfn.^[ + *i*3fr

afflicted,

3P |T3'

Childless.

still.

siH^Wl (-t^\ mfn. ^I+^tf^T) Not

230

(/.) or

(n.)

rude,

Want

of

education or discipline, rudeness, profligacy.

3[*ftf\J

(f.) Eighty.

s.

tranquillity.
c

3P ftf^33d a (mfn.^ft^S + 3*1) The eightieth.

,

3T*Hro

(m/re.3I+*lT3I)

a.

Not to be appeased,

^31

not to be tranquillized.

(/.) or

"3"

(n.)

fa ^[ + *t\^^)

gm

pline, control, order, or

3[*ttpT3 a.

(mfn.

want of

rule

a.

(mfn.

3T^fe

Undisciplined,

3J+*ft^) Without

a law or

scribed

Not
or law-code, not pre-

by law.
legal, not

3J*f^

STptf^S

a.

3r + *Tt*P) Not

be kept

(mfn.

3Pjf^

(mfn.

a.

3J + f*ffe3) Not

31*1^3

(mfn.

a.

sun.

s.

(m. R.

(f

AlPk*<P

a.

cattle (as a field,

a.

Fire.

31*1331

&c).
2.

The

goblin or demon.

(mfn.

a head, headless.

n .)

incorrect.

1.

Inauspicious, evil,

2. Vicious,

wicked,

s.

(.)

3I*t^ + 5$]) An

inauspicious

3P^ + Tjf*fe)
Mohun P.

bad aspect

p. 135.

(mfn.

3I + f*t^+^) Without

s.

3I + *J%) Without a remunera-

reward

(mfn. from

1.

3"

(/.) or

moment.

31*1^

3^+$^")

31

pure, not clear,

taught,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. 3I*1^-f^t3)

3.

Not

3I + *tf%) Impure,

3I + *jTo)

s . (n.

tion, fee, or

3rf*fa

^)

Misfortune, calamity, inauspiciousness. 2. Sin.

3J*t^f^ s

Formerly grazed by

easily

(/.) Impurity, incorrectness.

3I*t^5pl

in order.

2. Satisfied.
a.

31 +

(mfn.

a.

(in astrology).
a.

+ C3"ft) Placable,

to be con-

not instructed.

Eaten.

pure, not clean.

Impurity, incorrectness, inaccuracy.

1.

trolled, not to

(mfn. 31*1

bad, unfortunate.

according to the Sdstra.

(mfn.

Going or moving

(m>.3I + *ifi>) Not

3FlC3te a.

s.

Not

a.

not correct, inaccurate.

(mfn.

a.

by the Sdstra

defined

satisfied.

irregular, disorderly, unlawful.

<8rt'Wif

31*^+5"]

(mfn.

a.

white, not clear.

disci-

government.

3I + *ftf^3)

3I + *t|f) Not

(mfn.

quickly.

uncontrolled, disorderly.

31*^

a.

3P^1

Implacability, inexorableness.

^PTlTFT

3T^

gratis.

(f 3I + *tM)

Disobedience, in-

attention, disrespect.

3T*tB3>
3I*t3"

a.
a.

3
(mfn. 3I + *jfc3 ) Not dry, wet, moist.

(mfn.

3I+*R)

valiant, not courageous.

Not

like a hero, not

31$

3TC*fi

231

The name of a
Hort. Seng.

3P^[

3lHl^

3I+Ht5)

(n.

s.

Impurity, unclean-

ness.

p. 46.

3I + *j^[) Without

(mfn.

a.

(Vitex alata\

tree

232

horns, with-

A want

Without a remainder,
entire, all, infinite.

3^*1^32

(3K*fa + 3*1)

womb

3TSI3i

(mfn.

every sort, in every respect, whole, complete.

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

3IC 1^) En-

31*^3'

tirely,

wholly.

3H*fe

(mfn.

a.

3[ + PTti^)
s.

1.

(m.)

(Jonesia Asoka, Roxb.).

s.

(f.

and laxative

plant, called also

(ra.)

Unbounded, unlimited.

2.

Afire-

a. (mfn.')

Inauspicious, un-

31*^1^

s.

first

(n.

3P5FT

+^

The

plant that

3I*H\+^*N) A

mortar of

yields benzoin (Styrax benzoin).

(m.

s.

stone or iron.

^m^rtpT s

33X*fe) A

medicinal

half of the

The

month Chaitra.

3I*XFr+ On1%) The

(m.

mfn 31*11^+ "3")

,

be regretted, not to be grieved

3> Htl>) a (mfn. 31 + C*ffe

to

for.

Not

Stony, rocky, ap-

pertaining to stones or rocks.

31^5^ s

3T "IR+^) The
S

(f

in the bladder or kidneys

Not

erne-

See

raid.

3I*TR" a

StfTO + SPfctft)

plant, used as a seda-

As. Res. in. 277.

for,

31*^1^+313?)

Quicksilver.

<^^^1

(f.

eighth day of the

2.

tree

the same as

(femin. of

3I?^t^Srt i

Free from grief or

The name of a

siprte+crtfrtl)

The name of a medicinal

s.

chalk.

a portable fireplace,

hearth";

31*51^^

sn^ratfcn.

x
3[t i1^i

Red

MS.

lucky.

happy,

distress,

tive

En-

Wilkins'

stone, a rock.

(n. corrupt, of

s.

place, a
st

(n.)

wholly.
ad. Sans, (instr. case of 3JX t^')

3rH^+3)

(n.

s.

3PC3J*^ s.

(lit.

A stone ball
for the defence of fortresses.

a.

emerald

of stones, or the primary stone).

Wholly,

entirely.

tirely,

An
the

ad. Sans.

of courage,

heroism, or bravery.

out points or peaks (as a mountain).

3P ^RTT[

s.

(m.

stone or gravel

strangury.

3P*H3fi+fT) The name

of a

tree (Tapia crataeva).

to

be grieved

not to be regretted.

^M<?ilA4

s.

The name

(m.

of a plant (Terminalia alata glabra).

Not

cleaned,

3P*OT

(mn.

s.

31*^+ ^T^")

Iron.

(Lit.

not purified.
the pith or essence of stone).

3ir1t^rr

s.

or elegance,

(n.
a.

3T+C*tt^T) Want
Not

elegant, not

fair,

of beauty

not beau-

s.

3S^

tiful.

3K*ttf%3 a.

3J}

(mfn.

31 + C^ftf^J) Not

not embellished, not decorated.

adorned,

(n.) 1.
a.

(mfn.

tear.

2.

Blood.

3I + W) Not

believing, not

trusting, incredulous, sceptical.

3J*^1

s.

(f.

31 + ^^1)

Disbelief, incredulity.

W$

233

SI^T^I

a.

3$

31 +

(mfn.

$^)

Not

to

be

Unwearied, without

Absence of

s. (wi.)

s.

(m.)

fatigue.

3T^3n<F

called

a.

a.

(mfn.

Sraddha

Not performing the

ancestors.

31^13"

^I + ^t^) Not

wearied, not exhausted

plur.

s.

(a.

Nobles, grandees,

3I$t33

uJ^i!

s.

fatigued, not

men

of

plur.

iLMS)

of high rank.

(mfn.

timber-tree,

3T^ + C^tf^Tl)

3$ + yl^)

(f.

(m.)

s.

ro-

Skilful

The name of a plant

(f.~)

a corner, any

mule.

2.

swift elephant.

The Banyan

a sword.

sharp extremity.

holy fig-tree

or

3$+*tf^)

(m.

The keeper

of a

horse, a groom.

of.

3T?fav33"

The edge of

1.

(Ficus religiosa).

3T^TN s

from R.$>') Not to

be pronounced, not to be spoken

s.

l+^) A

Sacw'ha or Sal (Shorea

continued.

(/n.3|+3t$

a.

serpent.

horsemanship.

(m.*)

31^1"^

A particular

(Physalis flexuosa).
(mfn.

a.

in

manes of

or sacrifice in honour of the

2.

busta).

fatigued.

^3T^t^

horse.

3T<l+3?

(m.

s.

commonly

Not wearied, not

1.

MS.

Wilkins'

believed, incredible.

fatigue,

3f<l

234

2.

An

angle,

Also written

3T^ + 3\53") A

(n.

s.

stud of horses

and mares.

^<0<tS

^<\5<)

(m. plur. of

s.

Horses

and mares.

^ftHl^a.

mfn.

Sl + Sfl?!^) Not

(m. dual of 3r^<0(,<1)

auspicious, not splendid, not beautiful.

horse

and a mare.
(w.)

3Jfc3*&
is

a.

tear.

(mfnSSfS5 + ^h) One whose

choaked with

33^3

tears.
of,

un-

heard.

STJfftP a

31+0^)

{mfn.

common,

distinguished,

Not the

best,

not

vulgar.

31 + ^^)

(mfn.

Filled with tears.

Not deserving ap-

plause or praise.

^Tjft^T

for certain religious rites.

a.

rustic,

3K^<?.

(mfn.

s.

31 +

^^) Not elegant, rude,

31 + PJfa)

Disjunction, discord,

(f.

3T^t^

The name of a

3H^ + 3rl)

(Lit.

horse-

454.

3$ +t&0

(m.
s.

i.

is

A farrier.

from R. *I)

plant, Oleander

(Nerium odo-

rum).

3F^?U

s.

(m.

3$ +*J?U

sort of demi-gods,

a horse's head

commonly

called Kinnaras.

3T^T IlH

s.

(m.

3$ +

The

blematic sacrifice of a horse.

actual or

As. Res.

em-

vm.

436. seq.

disunion, dislike.
s.

s.

represented with

[n.\ Rustic or vulgar language.

(m.

R.A.S.

Trans.

hair).

3J$t3Tp

313^4^. ( mfn. 3fc + ^)

species of grass

(Saccharum spontaneum) of which a cushion

made

31 + ^3) Not heard

(mfn.

a.

A
throat

The ninth Nak-

shatra, or lunar mansion, containing five stars.

for

an Aswamedha

sacrifice.

horse

fit

TO

235

236

3T^I^ a. {mfn. 3^ +TJJS

Drawn by

horses,

with horses yoked before.

3rWTl

s.

(m. corrupt, of

s.

s.

(rc.^+f*!"^ )
Wilkins'

of horses.

(m.

The knowledge

MS.

{Jemin. of

WflflPS s.

SUjRftrtSlj An

Trans.

the horse.

^T^Ri?

R.A.S.

5.

1.

{m.)

174.

on

3W+3ltRt5 +

Mounting on horseback,

s.

{m.)

A horse-

SFtertl

3T^fl

si

(In astronomy)

each of which

Adhydyas

or lectures.

31^+ C^1l)

(/.

is

An

octangular

an octagon.
(mfn.

a.

times.

3jWt3lT
asylum

(m.

s.

Eightfold, eight

+ 5lC1+^rWTT)

of the eight necessary qualities

a.

1.

especially

the whole Sanhitd

consists of eight Ashtakas,

man.

$IHW, (/.3r^ + f^+^)

Eight.

3^+^) One-eighth

{n.

s.

medicine, a drug.

a book or section in the Sanhitd or collection

figure,

SrttU !<<P a. (mfn.^i + 3Tklv*) Mounting on horseback, riding, s. {m.) A horseman.

(-1K\mfn.

(-^ mfn.)

a.

subdivided into eight

horseman.

ing on horseback, horsemanship, riding.

a.

(corrupt, of

s.

of hymns of the Rig-Veda

The mount-

atftret^t

Hindus.

ap-

officer

+ ^\^) Mounted

{mfn-

a-

horseback.

forty-eighth.

Also written

a king.

15^1f^'

(mfn.

The

OJe

The

i)

SI&^Ttf^

*!

of the twenty-seven Nakshatras or

first

a.

constellations in the moon's path.

2.

(In

my-

s.

The Aswinas

dual.

3I^1f^"

(^3 m.

or twin-sons of the

nymph As-

WINI.

3P&t1

(mfn.

Also written

Forty-eight.

thology) a nymph, the asterism personified.

*l3I

ad. Sans.

a.

^&T>Ttfl" 0K

(mfn.) The forty-eighth.

(3T^+$t1)

Eightfold, eight

times, in eight manners.

Slf^pft

(-"Rft s

dual.

s.

m.3T3+t

l) (In

mythology) the twin-sons of the nymph Aswini

by Surya, and physicians of the gods.

3PWi a. (corrupt, of ^I^Rft )

^F^FR^ a.

(/.
8.

See R.

2.

mare.

i.

multitude of horses.

(^ifo, -G3)

To take

^P^Rft

or receive.

1.

3.

To go or
To shine.

^P^.

3^\5^t1
secret,

+^TT) A

(n.

Root,
move.

3$

a.Jmfn.

^+^+3fte^)

something confined to the knowledge of

two persons only.

eight.

(mfn.

Ninety-eight.

5S$S%+ 7F&3) The

ninety-

Also written

eighth.
s.

~5$X$-

staff.

The name of the

mare.

pointed to superintend the horses, a master of

3Tfl.

bl) The month

A student's

2.

twentieth and twenty-first lunar mansion of the

3TtPf3"S

the

^UHl

July).

stable for

horses.

s.

3I^T

Ashadha (June

3r3+*ft*Tl)

(/.

a.

{mfn.

^\+^f^)

Ninety-

Also written 3T^t*i< fe.

^T^R'Rivj^.

^T^r^

a.

a.

(mfn.) The ninety-eighth.

(corrupt, of

SF&T^fa)

Ninety-

eight.

^F&W*!
eighth.

a.

{mfn.

3F^+ W*t)

Also written

^Tfct^W*!

The
.

fifty-

238

237

IRfcWFl^

a.

3^3^ k

(mfn.)

(mfn.

The

3Trf^ 0>l3II a.

fifty-eighth.

#t^V^U

Of

31^+^3")

a.

Working

through the whole day and night, unceasing,

unremitting.

(mfn.

3F$\+ ftH)

Of eight kinds

3Tf^

fold duties of princes.

The

Wilkins'

>ffWi A

(/nin.

a.(-f^mfn. 3I<H+T*f*l^) The

3Ftfr[*tl

eight-

3P$Wt*.

board or cloth

a.

sixty-eighth.

Sixty-eight.

The

sixty-eighth.

3T^+*l3v3) The seventy-

(mfn.

a. (mfn.

a.
s.

(n.

viz.

3TfcWt3

a.

^PS^+^f^)

(mfn.

Eighty-eight.

^fe^Pfl?) The eighty-

(mfn.)

(/.)

3T$tPreU
The

seventy-eighth.

3r$5T+3Tft) The

3t^+ 3I*ftf3

(mfn.

a.

Eighty-

eight.

Seventy-

(mfn.)

The

eighty-eighth.

kernel, the stone of a

(from^lf^)

fruit.

Costiveness, consti-

pation.

eight principal
religious

and middle of the back.

a.

SFft^

(n.)

s.

or

^tlf^+^S) The

-3t\

(_^

from

knee.

order to be tried in a court.

in

in every part,

The Hindu writers

on jurisprudence require the king or

his

deputy

Root,
move.

and water to be present at

the trying of a cause.

3T$fftr oK a (mfn.
.

be.

direct.

Carey.

^S^+fb"

To

*! )

The

thirty-

1%) To

on

eight sides,

all sides.

3PTf^, -C3)

i.

2.

the judge, assessors, the law, an astrologer, a

writer, gold, fire,

On

ad. (from

(mfn.)

Having the eight parts which are required

eighth.

The twenty-eighth.

the two hands, the breast, forehead,

eyes, throat,

(mfn.)

a.

3F&Wtfe)

(from

^T^Htf^?^ a.

members on which the Hindus make

marks,

)The twenty-

(ra>.^H+f^ 0,Tfe) Twen-

^F^tf^^f^sS1!

3Pfct*ftf3

Also written

eight.

3T&f^

(mfn.)

Also written ^EP&l^Rfej

^T^fe

Gold.

2.

eighth.

^Wf^JJI
eighth.

checquered

&c.

(mfn.

3TTft *rfo a.

a.

^T^Tf^f^)

ty-eight.

Also written

a.

for drafts, dice,

1.

eighth.

eighth day of

The

^t^.

(mfn.

a.

eighth.

month.

(mfn.

Also written

^^f^

The

31^+^1*)

(mn.

MS.

o/3T&I) The

either fortnight of a lunar

a.

Eighteen.

(mfn.

a.

3T^+3I)

(wi/w.

The

eighteenth.

or sorts, eightfold.

3P$XT a

Mj

from

eighteenth.

a.

a.

(mfn.) The thirty-eighth.

SI^H + Tt*!

(mfn.

a.

eight

kinds or sorts.

31^^

^P%^+ T^n^ ) Thirty-

eight.

Also written

eight.

(mfn.

a.

Fifty-

(/.

iv.

To take

or receive,

1.

To

go, to

IH (^5lf%)

(3pPf3, _G3) To

throw or

(With $JPl prefixed) To forsake

(with

put down.

As a Kridanta

suffix,

subjoined to roots,

239

240
change called Guna of the pre-

requires the

ceding radical vowel, and serves to form miscellaneous neuter substantives,

To drink.

Milk, from R.

3J +

(mfn.

a.

0x3^ Sense,

To be conscious

mind, from R.

3FT^

e. g.

reflection, or imagination,

3FT<pf^3
thought

Wilkins' Gr.

%.

Tn^) Not

united,

a.

(mfn.) Without

thought, reflection, or fancy.

ST + ^T^f^fa)

(mfn.

a.

Not

not reflected upon, not imagined.

of,

800.

(mfn.^+^r^^H^ot reduced,

a.

not abridged.

not connected, not brought into contact.

3FPS^;)

SFPtntl

3I + *TtXrt1

(m.

s.

The absence

(mfn.

a.

31 + 3^8^11) Innumerable,

not to be counted over, incalculable.

of union, connexion, or contiguity.

3pT*ftT

(m.

s.

3I + *T

uncertainty or doubt,

doubt, certain,

ad.

*ftl)
a.

( Vi)

The absence of

(mfn.)

(m.

SU^^'fa)

of any particular habit or

not a sum, not a total.

Not
lated,

En-

mode

^$^5

a.

(mfn.

31 +

contrived, not followed as a habit, not inaugurated, not consecrated.

3pT^t

(mfn.

a.

ties

^+3T*$t=T) The

not re-

absence of a stock or property.

3FTfH3

(mfn.

a.

be

Tff) Without connexion,

of union, solitary, alone.

Not come together,

not met

not conformable, not consistent

probable, unlikely.

maining together, a want of consistence or adherence

to

the

3pT*^3a. (mfn.^ + ^^S) Not artificially

(n.

Not

innumei'able, incalculable.

acting

.pf

cration.

s.

^^)

The absence

without

*^

calcu-

unnumbered.

numbered, not to be ascertained by calculation,

absence of ceremony, inauguration, or conse-

SFT

calculation,

Undoubtedly.

tertaining no doubt, certain, confident.

s.

Not a

Free from

(-f^^/.^+^09etRrtH

3pr*ftfU

^3.1

(/)

im-

An inconsistency,

an improbability.

Sp^t^i

s.

(n.

S^^ + SltW^)

In-

consistent conduct, unusual behaviour.

^H + ^P^3) Not

re-

The want of union,

maining together, not united, not collected.

concord, or agreement; improbability; the being

<3FP5>3

s.

array

in

(m.

form of battle-

separate order (including

without property.

half-

The not coming

moon, &c.)
Sans.

ad.

(31 +

gether, non-arrival, disunion, dispersion.

^^)

More than

once, repeatedly, again and again.

s.

(n.

^+^1") ) A want

of friendship

(mfn.

accompanied
ances.

SJ^T^c^

^ + ^^3)

Unattended, un-

having no friends or acquaint-

Wilkins'
s.

^FT^ri^

(i55^^pfJ0 The not bein

s.

8'

coming together, a non-concur-

united, the not

rence.

or agreement.
a.

to-

MS.

+ T^^i ) A want of thought,

3FFt5lffc3
united, not

a.

(mfn.

31 + T^TffcS ) Not

met with, not concurring

3FT55f^Ts.
haviour,

(n.

SFT^+Ffef)

(mfn.) Acting badly.

with.

Bad

be-

242

241
:j
(mfn. ^3I + T^1) Without a harness or

a.

or sending.

armour.

3FT) The act of throwing

R.

(n.

s.

The name of a plant (Termi-

(?ra.)

nalia alata tomentosa, Wilson

3FTf^3

SJ + ^Tf^KS from *F3f|) Un-

(mfn.

a.

or Pentaptera

tomentosa, Hort. Beng. p. 34).

harnessed, unarmed, unaccoutred.

a.

31 + *rflt*3) Not

(mfn.

collected,

31 +

(mfn.

a.

3FTf^3

^^)

Not

satisfied,

not

pleased.

not heaped up, not accumulated.

3FT^a.

(mfn. 31 +

Mann

being.

1.

Not

As. Res.

11.

i.

Not good, bad, wicked.

existing, not

vm.

404.

(Frequently in com-

e.

g.)

Dislike, dissatis-

faction, displeasure.

2.

SFT^^t^ An impious man,

from 3FT^-fH^ 3pT^*ir An impious
act, from SPT^ + ^E
position,

(m.

^^)

SFTC 5

a.

(mfn.

^f+^i^X'j

suspicion, or danger,

s.

(>)

Without doubt,

The absence of

doubt, danger, or suspicion.

3FT^1

^J + ^Sl^) Not

(mfn.

a.

harnessed,

(mfn.

a.

attending

jAl^lssWl

Q + 'W3i) Not observing, not

inattentive.

to,

(from

s.

not accoutred.

3Ffft3

Carey.

Ungodliness, wicked-

Manu

seventh degree.

ness, sin.

(femin. of ^PT^-i)

Not good, not

!)

3FTS + ^*tf) A bad

(ri/WSK+mS} A

vl*l<t^
action,

action, a

or

by the same organ,

c-iLj

(a.

s.

or

oii^^)

plur.

(mfn.

a.

31 +

3^

Furniture,

Unfit for an assem-

bly or for society, unpolished, rude.

crime.

1^^3(7*.

to

baggage, apparatus.

^FT^P
bad

Not belonging

(In grammar) Not of

the same class or tribe.

a crime.

s .(f.) or

^R

(as a letter, &c.)

^twVj?*. (w.^v3l + 3J3) A bastard.

s.

partaking

v. 60.

the same order, or formed

virtuous, not chaste.

(n.

^I +

(mfn.

a.
a.

Wfi&tPfo) Not

(mfn.

a.

of the same funeral cake, not related within the

^ (w.)

31^4

a.

n3*1

(/.)

Rudeness, want of politeness.

^I + ^SI) Uneven, not

(mfn.

Non-existence.

level

dissimilar, unusual.

3pTcD

a (mfn.
.

SFTGRM a

^5 + ^5)) Not

(-f%%mfn.

Not speaking the

^TOTOT

s.

true, false.

WtfWfc s.

+ *tft^)

truth, telling lies.

(m.

a.

(mfn.

^Ff^+^t"^

Bad

or

31 + ^*1) Not

similar, not

istence.

s.

2.

(m.

A bad

^FT^+^te)
condition,

sincerity, or friendship,

1.

Non-ex-

want of kindness,

wickedness.

s.

(n.

^T + ^WStfe + T) The

not belonging to the same class, heterogeneity.

Mohun P.

resembling.

l-HSW

sight, absence.

t3OT^Stf^|

wicked conduct.

SpfF*!

The not being within

p. 155.

SpW^f

s.

STOUT

(jw.^I + ^TmT)

s.

(n.

^+*fBGW)
An

Discord.
eyil or unfortu-

nate time, a season of calamity or distress,

(mfn.^) Unseasonable,
ture.

out of season,

a.

prema-

244

243
ad. Sans. (heat, case

o/WUl Un-

seasonably, prematurely, or too late.

^Fmsf a

insuffi-

common

SpF^TttfWa. (^.SJ + ^Wft^)

ish.

(f

"31

Of uncommon

not related

2.

to.

a.

daring or prowess.

(mfn. ^T + ^flRJ) Not composed,

not compounded, simple.

JSSSSSP"

s.

s.

of re-

^PStSP

common, not

3prgt^rTl
of rale,

disposition, or order.

regular

a.

(mfn.

^ + Wt\J^[)

Not

to be

s.

(f.

Not covered,

covering, not a

Not

covered, not

Not

^ + ^rt^Tl)

Unexpected-

the being beyond

SFTEUft

3I+^ftoft?T) Not

SFTgfa^ffa a.

(In grammar) heterogeneous,

equal, uneven.

dissimilar (as a vowel,

&c).

(mfn.^ +

a.

Not

finish-

^WMH^'frUl

(/.

^WW^H^ttl)

(In grammar) a participle.

(mfn.

Mohun P.

SJ + Wt^t) Not

p. 123.

finished,

not accomplished, not brought to a conclusion.

^Wt^i'Ul

a.

fromR.

^^t^ec.

mfn.
)

(mfn.

become opulent
a.

^P^ffe

Acting inconsiderately.

33+^!g.) Not

increased, not

or wealthy.

(mfn.

not effected, not produced.

^FTgt^ a ( -f^L mfn.^l + ^gtf^T)

M+$IS$Sk) Not

not perfect, not obtained, not acquired.

not to be

effected or produced.
a.

(mfn.^ +

^W)

Not

talking,

not conversing, taciturn, unsociable.

3FTt^1"l

s.

(f

3I+*TW1)

Want

of con-

versation, of affability or politeness.

3FTtf^3

a.

(mfn.

31 +

versed with, not spoken

ffff]P
spoken

a.

(mfn. ^51 +

^^3) Not

con-

to.

^t^ )

Not

to

be

not to be conversed with.

to,

a.

finished,

Not

SFTgW

ing, not accomplishing.

a.

Not coming
mind, not conceived, not thought of

imaginable, not likely, not probable

W^^)

to

be conceived, improbable, impossible.

into the

(m/ra.SI + S^rfr) Dissimilar; un-

a.

all

wretchedness.

arranged, not to be brought under a certain disposition or order.

usual, not

unlikely, improbable.

ness, inconceivableness

thought
Inconsiderateness.

SFTXTttfftT

(w.)

^ + ^^<)

(mfn.

a.

disrespected.

A want

Not a

concealed.

3J*1^<
Disregarded,

(mfn.

unusual.

concealment.

spect, disregard.
a.

Unconnected,

1.

W^^)

^FT^sJ a. (mfn.^ + W^S)

31 + 3^*^) Want

(m.

*F%%)

Uncommon,

(mfn.^ +

not concealed,

^PTSrg

Not

3 (w.) Unsociableness.

(mjh.^5[ +

(-P^mfn. ^WT + ^TI^

a.

(/.) or

Of un-

daring or temerity.

#^#f^ft

up,

filled

connected with society, retired, unsocial, churl-

cient, incapable.

ibHuiil^Jrf

SI + ^Fjfa) Not

(mfn.

a.

not completed, imperfect.

Sl + SfHSf) Unable,

(mfn.

^PT^f

(mfn.

usual, improbable

impossible.

Uncommon, un-

not produced, not existing,

SBfl

245

3FTJTqIT

(m. ^SI +

s.

spect or attention,

a.

^Hp^) A

want of

re-

(mfn.} Wanting reverence

SPPttjlp

a.

CJFTIi^t^ a

^I + ^ST^T^") Not honour-

(mfn.

ed, not respected

disregarded, treated slight-

ingly.

3I + *Ttf^) Not good,

(mfn.

ungodly, not virtuous.

3FTf^ a

or respect.

246

^+^1^) Not accomplish

(mfn.

ing an undertaking.

5P9rtW$5

SJ + STftTftST) Not

(mfn.

a.

to be

accomplished, impracticable.

3PP*I\3

(mfn.^ + W^S) Not

a.

same

of the

opinion, dissentient, differing from.

^HtfS

(f 3J + *p5lf3)

s.

mon,

Difference

of

opinion, disagreement.

SFFUlFr

3FF3lfpre

^FTT^a.

(mfn.

(mfn. ^ffcpTt&fc) Not to be carried

a.

be accomplished, impossible.

into effect, not to

U + ^pSTTf^?)

(mfn.

a.

Not

Not com-

^T + ^Tt^) Not good, not rightungodly, impure. Trans. M.A.S.i. 553.

Dishonour, dis-

grace, an affront.

^+

(mfn.

a.

specific, particular.

eous,

(m.

s.

^FTW^l

*-jf* (/.)

or

'S'

(re.)

Impracticability, impos-

sibility.

honoured, disgraced, dishonoured.

^I^R^ a.

^J + ^M^) Not

(mfn.

want of

sincerity,

^J^F^s. ( A J*l)
.

sum

Origin.

2.

The

opponent, or adversary.

^tf^f=f a.
tive,

Sl +

(mfn.

not adverting

^Wt^) Not atten \3l

to.

original

Want

of a capital without the interest.

)

^I + ^Tt^) Not having

(mfn.

(/.) In-

rectitude or uprightness.
1.

inrival,

sincere, not upright, dishonest.

SPTM^p

sincere,

Not

be

rod or

(re.)

of attention.
(p. j\(ly\a.)

to

(/.) or

staff,

One who

carries a

lictor.

borne or sustained.

^T^TTTa.

(m/w.^I + ^T^TT) Without a helper,

31

without an assistant.

The want of an

(/.) or

Not accompanied,

(/.) or

mon, not usual,

SFTteft

solitary, not sustaining

^ (re.)

^r + ^TtUsS)

^FTftrfr) a (mfn.
)

(re.

Impatient, not

pain or distress.

Impatience

3pl1^3
^FTt^a.

the being unable

^U) A

ad. Sans.

(mfn.

(mfn.

31 + ^5?

Not

not to be borne or tolerated.

(re.)

to be sustained,

^1 (/,)

or

Intolerableness.
s.

(a.

3FTfe$K

Uc) A

ad. Sans.

timber.

(31 +

^TW^)

s.

lessness,

naticism.

one's presence, n'ot within sight.

Not

Not com-

client.

(^ + ^T^) Not now.

^T + 'TO') Without

(w.)

want of
s.

juice or

SlKVlO

or

or white part of

"3"

(w.)

Worth-

solidity.

(re.

3I^mfl7T + f )

MohunP.
a.

in

The sappy

^1 (/.)

Carey.

SFTtottftf

rod, staff, or stick.

substance, sapless, pithless, worthless, unsubstantial,

a.

^^TO'W

specific, particular.

to sustain distress or pain.

31^)

Incapacity, disa-

bility.

assistant.

a (mfn.

s.

(re.)

not assisted.

^FTft^F

^PJJSP^

(-ft^

Fanatical.

Fa-

p. 161.

(mfn.

Mohun P.

+
p. 161.

247

248

Spr^TD

(mfn.

a.

^ + ^t^TD)

assistance, without aid.

(m.)

s.

Without

Want

3F

of aid

in

A sword,

comp.

e. g.

1. Life.

The

2.

(Used

(mfn.) Without breath,

a.

dead, from

lifeless,

a scymitar.

always,

breaths or airs of the body.

five vital

or assistance.

(m.)

pi

(m.

s.

f<3!

+^^.)

Without,

a.

(mfn.) Swift.

(/)

or

attending upon the inner

women's apartments.

3FT^3

a.

^3)

31 +

(mfn.

Not well done;

not having performed good actions.

^f^TsS

3I + f^T3) Not

(mfn.

a.

3rpT3^

white, black.

(>.3IpT3 + pte?) The dark

s.

^P^U a. (mfn.^+^&i) Unfortunate, unhappy,

half

unsatisfied,

of a lunar month.
v. a.

tentment

(from R.

^l^) To

throw, to cast.

Not completed, not

perfected, not accomplished, not established
proof.

(/.) or

(w.)

The not

a.

(mfn.

(mfn.

*ll

^ + P\f%)

a.

SpPU+Tt)

(mfn.

Affording no sa-

SFjll + Iffe )

(mfn.

Occasioning dissatisfaction, pain, or

3FRtT.

3pF3

dissatisfied, discontented,

(mfn. ^Sl + ^vS) Without a son, with-

a.

A knife.
)

3.

2.

(m.) Sugar-cane.

Un-

uncomfortable.

out children, childless.

^f^ + ^fa")

sword or scymitar.

distress.

it

(n.

Pro-

^PT^+^)

(-f^m/rc.

a.

happy,
:

Carey writes

s.

Pro-

Deficient in evi-

Slf^tT^.,. (m.^f^ + ^R^from R.^)

An armourer, a furbisher, a sword or tool-

SrfMS

ducing dissatisfaction or pain.

(f.) Deficiency of proof or evidence.

cleaner.

a.

S^afrrtTO

dence or argument, not established by proof.

s.

want of con-

tisfaction, uncomfortable.

completed or proved.

3lf^Tff

3Ppt3R5

3FT^TT

by

being-

(n.) Dissatisfaction,

ducing displeasure or dissatisfaction.

A marine monster.

3TpT^3? s. (m.3l1% +

31

s.

vexation, grief ; misery.

A
4.

1.

The blade of

sheath or scabbard.

hell

paved with

of vital breath

3FT=^ a
not

life,

mfn

^5I

The possession

existence.

+ ^H^) N

handsome,

uncomely, plain, ugly.

fair,

swords.

^Tf^!I^T

s.

(n.

of sugar-canes.

^^T^j a

^f^TT + ^T)
2.

1.

Manu

90.

Srf^FTCft

^FpT s.

s.

(f.

SlfsT+^+tfl)

knife

(fig.)

(lit.

swordsman,
a soldier armed with a sword.

boundaries or limits, unlimited.

Not

asleep,

awake.

An Asura

ox

demon

a wicked man.

from

(Sinapis ramosa).

3Fj$t3)

(-K\mfn. 31 + ^3^)

^H-^^)

>J
(mf. ^3I + ^< )

nH^T. s. (f

the daughter of a sword).

3pf|?Ia.

(mfn.

field

place in hell where the

leaves of the trees are sword-blades.

iv.

a.

(mfn.

agreeable to the

Black mustard-seed

Also written

^T + ^T^T^> from R.
hearing,

Not

of an unpleasant

sound.

Without

^FF5^

a.

(mfn.

31 +

^5)

Not well placed,

uncomfortable, unpleasant, unwell, sick.

3KT

249

^9

(/.) or

(w.)

An

250

unpleasant situation, sick-

attended

ness.

3FT^

(-"&!>>.'

a.

^ + ^nT

a friend or well-wisher.

3F^T5pl s. (n.)
or

sUPfcfeQP

3PjT#>i

3FTI> 5fllI

An

2.

Disrespect. Also written

(m/n.3I+(.^f<sS) Not honoured,

a.

3FJEpi

33I*1<.>

(m/re.3I + C^FRD )

a.

not to be revered or worshipped, not entitled to

a.

a.

(mfn.

31 +

^^)

respect.

Not

to

be

3iriTtW

3I + 3jf(>3) Not pointed

not made known.

(mfn.

not indicated,

3F^T

out,

(mfn.^Sl +

^l)

Without a son,

desti-

31 +(^1^) Not having

brother,
s. (m.) Not a full

(mfn.

full

brother.

3IC^!^rP
a.

Not to be honoured,

a uterine or

3Prf1>3

to be

not held in respect.

not to be indicated.

said,

W^I) Not

not to be honoured.

to,

Without

) 1.

enemy.

3t +

(mfn.

a.

(n.

3[ +

FTt^

A want

of

civi-

rudeness.

lity or politeness,

tute of children.

3ICM^^j
nAJ.^1U1

33^PJ

(mfn.

a.

3^f*hrt*&t)

(n.

5.

calumny, malice.

(/.) Detraction,

s.

^JUl+3)

Malicious, blam-

3R7ft&3:

ing, detracting, reviling.

s.

31+ Cfl"^

want of

unhappiness.

infelicity,

felicity,

from

*J^) Want

of beauty, uncomeliness, want of property or

3T*=ro

s, (

m 3I + 3TIP )
.

No

sun.

2.

para-

substance.

(mfii^) Sunless.

helion.

(mfn.

a.

'^mftp. (31+^^6 acc. case of^6 +

s.

Vf*}} )

ments

3F^

Females kept
(lit.)

the women's apart-

in

Not allowed

to see the sun.

Destitute of beauty, uncomely.

3!UHl^t^

s.

31+0^1^

want of

friendship or kindness.
S.

3F^*1

(-^n.

s.

from 31 + R.

^^?)

from R. F#J

(m.

Blood.

3F^OTt 5 fl

A drinker

sibilant

(In grammar) the junction of a

s.

with a consonant.

of blood, a Rakshasa.

3FT^1

s.

(f

3F^+*tTi)

3F3^*T ;Ta.
The

skin.

Also

written

(/w.3I + :5:Stf

(-3I + R.

3F lt*rFtfo

^0

(mf. corrupt,

stream of blood.

3F^

a.

Blood

a steady

<Z$t3

of

Also written 3T*Pft|*l (/.)

(m/w.3I +

^) Not

created, not pro-

duced.
a.

(mfn. 3I+0 '1(>1<P) Never saJ

tiating, desirable, lovely,

^1^43?

3Fa];f^3

a (mfn.
.

31 + C%<fej

T) Not stumbling,

a.

(mfn.

3^^ + ^)

Of

a.

(mfn.

^1^3)

31 +

Not stum-

bling, not slipping.

3R3.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

s.

(?/?.)

1.

R.3pT^+>3) Thrown,

The western mountain,

that behind which the heavenly luminaries ap-

pear to

charming.

gait, sure-footed, stedfast.

cast, sent.

310^01^

not slipping.
J

3^5^.

5;:

2.

set.

Sun-set

the setting of any

heavenly luminary.
1.

Not attend-

ing to, not honouring, not worshipping.

titute of attendants or worshippers.

2.

Des-

31^3^

% 3T5 + 3>t

5?

[)

The time

of sun-

251

252

STS^te

(mfn.

a.

+ 5t 3) Gone down,
;

set,

The going west-

Mohun P.

ward, the setting of a luminary.

3rft|T

^ra + fTft)

(m.

s.

The western

mountain, that behind which the heavenly luminaries appear to

ajBSPftir
Not to be

31^3^

s.

a.

^ + ^^. from R. ^)

(mfn.

praised, not entitled to praise.

(a.

$%>ty

(-^

^T^t^

Disappearance,

3F3j-3) One who

m. R.

s.

(m. ^Iti

appear to

dis-

+ ^IO^

a.

The western

(-faX

^H^T + 3I<F lf^<PJj

mfn. 31*5 +

Reposing on the west-

ern mountain, being about to set (as the sun,

suffix

Below, underneath

+ 3r9"K

See

ad. (third pers. sing. pres.

ofR.

Now

3lf^tlT

inferior

s.

(m.

^rf% + ^tTT) A

Trans. JR.A.S.

ad. (imperat. of R.

3T^To

of wea-

vi^pWT,

Making weapons

(mfn.

i.

predicament

554.

^."Hj Be

31 + ^3) Not

armourer.

^rg+f^^^) a

#ifftfft^fl

5.

3F3+ftf^*ri)

(/.

3I*5\!8

(mfn. 3I*jj + \5j)

a.

Conversant with

33*j$TR3?

(mfn.

a.

31*5 + <4;t^ ) Carrying

weapons or arms, armed.

(n.

s.

SFg + ^W)

The bearing

arms, the seizing arms, the providing with arms

or weapons.

(~U\mfn.

a.

Bearing anns or weapons, armed.

Protec-

tion from being struck

ST^'PRrfe

by a weapon.

(f 3J*5 + f%3f3) The

laying

3I*jtf^

a.

(-f^

mfn.

3J*ji + R.f31T

so,

let
s.

(f 31*5 + TW1) Knowledge

of

arms, acquaintance with the use of weapons.

praised, not ex-

31 + ^fsJ) The absence

s.

(/.

31*5 + <[f^)

A shower of arrows

or other missile weapons.

of praise

(mfn. 31 + ^fR)) Not laudable, not

deserving praise.

An

arms.
it

or applause.
a.

3l*jj + ^tft^T)
(m.)

Shooting-

31*53^
(/.

s.

Conversant with weapons, skilled in the use of

tolled.
s.

mfn.

or arms.

arrows or other missile weapons.

SFgiWl
a.

(-f$\

a.

aside the use of arms.

be.

3T^Q)

A maker

being, existent, present.

or category.

3T3f\3

31*5 + 3^)

(m.

s.

&c).

employed to fonn adverbs of

e. g.

from 31^3"

3[^I\3

3J*5^t3"

3F3#rteJ

it

in-

arms, skilled in the use of weapons.

set.

^iMk^^

3T^5

An

2.

Surgery.

a luminary).

mountain, behind which the heavenly lumina-

be)

shot or thrown.

is

surgeon.

charges arrows, an archer.

arra

arrow, a shaft,

strument, an edged tool.

srgftftv^ s

stable.

from

(indecl.

s.

place,

An

1.

set.

setting, vanishing (as that of

ries

3PT + 3")

R.

(n.

pons, an armourer.

p. 136.

*.

s.

any weapon that

as a luminary.

^Isi^

31*5

3I*it^P
3i*jprFf

s.

s.

polisher of

(m.

t npp) A
srg+nt^: fr0 m

(m.

armour

surgeon.

r.

^5 a

an armourer, a furbisher.

Sjf^

33^1

253

^ragj^f

a.

WSfM^^P,

(mfn.

Scouring or polishing arms.

^4^)

from
(m.)

s.

lasting, not continuing, not durable

R.

an armourer.

furbisher,

for

3lf^+C^tc1)

(m.

s.

bone.

The end

or

angle of a bone.

&c).

^Pg^ + ^fx?) A master

s , (m.

^1?) A

from R.

(n.

s.

3^^!

shooting (as arrows, &c.) and for use at close

quarters (as a sword,

unstable

transient, fugitive.

vijfH,

Arms both

254

vi^fHsS

(w/k3I + f^3) Not standing

a.

still,

not fixed, not settled.

at all sorts of arms.

3jf*$f3
Destitute

of

An

the

The blow

wound

inflicted

by

Not

(mfn.

a.

31

(mfn.

a.

Without a

wife,

+ ^\

<)

^T, *f or

vi^Jsj<J

a.

(mfn.

a.

31 + ^1

Very deep.
to

2.

s.

(n.^ + rst^)

bad or wrong
(mfn.

a.

bad

or

wrong

l.Thewantofaplace.

place.

3.

3^^ +

Pudenda.

ST^te

a.

(mfn.

Situated in a

a.

(mfn.

a.

31 + ^*>l<) Not

stedfast,

31^ + piffll

^lfHt
or

a.

(mfn.

^f^Fj

3{ +

A necklace of

The joining

Not

stedfast, not

^1

unsteady, moveable, fickle.

(/.)

Unsteadiness, fickleness.

(re.)

a.

(mfn.

^f^SJ + fU3)

an unsettled mind, wavering,

Slfs^ttft

a.

<l|k"ls) Talking
Unfathomable,

3F$tlT) Unfathomable,

very

deep.

SW^W

(f.

fickle,

Having
wanting

(-fH

mfn.

3lf^ +

unsteadily, speaking without

firmness or resolution, rambling in speech.

3rf^"<[f% a.
(from

promot-

resolution.

place.

very deep.

^T^tft

s.

^fHfi>3

unsteady, moveable.

3T^!T

for

Carey.

3lfH^H1

firm,

place.

bad or improper

Hindus

or re-union of a broken bone.

Situated
in a

the

be

placed, not to be fixed.

^T^h

among

bones.

3I + ^tOT) Not

(mfn.

Consisting

1.

Like bone.

ing the union of broken bones (Cissus quadrangularis).

3I*p1, -^T, -^Tor -3"

2.

The name of a

plant renowned

H+

f^f^t^)

a weapon.

not accompanied by a wife.

31 +

31^ + 3;^)

of bone, osseous.

Struck with

^^1<P

(mfn.

a.

elastic.

weapon.

to

carry a thing into effect.

armory,

^fHfo^"^

weapon,

of a

want of means or opportunity

situation, the

a storehouse for arms, an arsenal.

(m.

3I + f^f\3) Without a plea,

s. (/.) The want of a
residence,

(mfn.

situation, or

weapons or arms, unarmed.

s.

a.

in the

(mfn.

3ff^ + <f|

Unsettled

mind, wanting firmness, steadiness, or

re-

solution.
a.

(-"Rl^ mfn. 31 + ^tfTFT) Not

a.

(mfn.

Unsettled

255

256

in the

SMmfa

mind, destitute of steadiness or firm reso-

lution.

a.

(mfn.

+3#jftfrf) Not

to

be

touched, unattainable, intangible.

a. (

Undetermined,

*To

mfn.

irresolute,

3Fff*F3

wanting steadiness or

not reached

firmness.

3P^
from

undefiled.

3J+

(mfn.

irresolute, wanting firm-

Undetermined,

^) Not

:s

distinct,

not

3P^ + *t) Having

the

clear, obscure, indistinct.

3F<Wfl

ness or decision.

a.

symptoms
a.

^I + ^Hrf^) Not touched,

a. (mfn.

(f

pregnancy

of

without

certainty

(mfn.
thereof.

Of an unsteady

or irresolute mind.

^Wfeffi a.(-f^ w/w .^P^^ + Ttf^)

com-

Speaking

indistinctly.

mitting the bones of a dead person to the Ganges

(to

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

which they are brought when he dies at a

(mfn. i[ +

a.

^J^iS

Not

be setup

to

Unsteadiness, want

of firmness, want of decision or irresolution.

(mfn.^ + ^tS) Not

a.

31^^ s

^Sl

+ ^^r)

Neglect of bathing or

(-WC mfn ^ + ^^\)

-

Not

f^)

31 +

(mfn.

a.

Not

liked,

pleasing, disagreeable, unpleasant

not cool, not moist, not fresh.

31

(ra.)

Disagreeableness

want of

(mfn.

a.

3F^1
3F$$\S

s.

31 + ^^X1) Not

not longing

for,

(/.) or

coolness,

clear

desirous, not

after.

3I + *^1) The absence of a

(f.

desire, indifference.
a.

(mfn.

a.

not

(especially)

Not to be touched,

31 + *^$) Not touched, not

(mfn.

^ + ^^5) Not

spread, not extended

bathing, omitting ablutions.

3"

a.

wishing

bathed.

3l (/.) or & (w.)

contiguous.

wish or

a.

3J + *^*t>

(mfn.

Intangibility.

3E*^C

ablutions.

Sbjjlifl

a.

3F^

or fixed.

3F[t3

3F^f*|)

out of reach, intangible.

31

(mfn.

a.

Not gross, not thick.

In-

distinctly, imperceptibly, obscurely.

distance from the sacred stream).

^T5

^^H"^)

enlarged, not

limited, confined.

3J + Tj) Not

(mfn.

distinct,

not

obscure, indistinct.

^JW^ra

s.

3F*P&

(n.

The

gross or

Colebr. Alg. p. 70.

indistinct area of a figure.

freshness, or moisture.
a.

iS*%ffi

a.

31 +

(mfn.

Without motion, without

3F^flf3 a.

(mfn.

Not moved, not

a.

(mfn.

not in contact,
contiguity.

31 +

from R.

mfn.

Speaking indistinctly or

agitation.

^1^3 from R. **h7

3F^"tf^R
)

s.

(m.

inarticulately.

^^3 + ^) The

tude of a star or planet.

true lati-

As. Res. xn. 240.

agitated, not shaken.

31 +

Not contiguous,

not touching,

s.

(w*.)

Non-

35^5

a.

(mfn. 31 +

*^)

Not

excited, not

urged, not agitated or excited.

^SP^V

Used

in Sanskrit

compound words

as the

3TP*I

257

258

crude form of the pronoun of the

e. g.

SFSIT^70

Our

person,

first

^T5

3P^5

Our

m y)

(or

^1*^kT,U

a.

family, from

(mfn.

3F*[^

^P^^+^T)

recollection.

Our, belong-

(n.

s.

3FH^ +

(In grammar)

person.

me

or we, like

(n. corrupt,

s.

A fire-place.

p. 58.

Want

(n.

of

memory

a.

remembered
s.

(mfn.

SJ+^Tfft)

or recollected, not

(corrupt, of

Not

be

to

MR"*&t<) The

collected, not deserving to be

The

falling

or

%fW^3^3 Not a stream,

(mfn.} Not streaming, not

a.

(mfn.

property, des-

31 + ^5?) Not

very clear,

obscure, dark.

remembered, not

s^-MDO^ a.
^I + ^Ht^) Beyond memory

pendant.

3I + *<D0?*K)

(mfn.

not agreeable
(mfn.

or gob-

poor; not one's own.

to be re-

memorable.
a.

See

^ + ^) Without

a (mfn.

stone or

3F3"5(^a.

Not

A Rakshasa

tears.

not a current,

titute,

(mfn. ^31

4. Blood.

^T^+^il^)

(m.

s.

1.

Colebr.Alg.

flowing.

memorable.

gravel (a disease).
a.

A tear.

shedding of

an angle.

leech.

3irgt3 *;

or recollection, forgetfulness.

3F*R"ft*I

After this, hereafter.

A tear.

3.

SrSJ + ^l

(/.)

(n.)

s.

3^FtT3

s.

A hair.

(mf.

2.

A corner,

1.

2.

s.

lin.

^3^+^)

of

Benzoin.

W*&&

s. (?w.)

3^*1

or us.

(n. corrupt, of

3FTFjpl

genit. case of the

This, -l-^R )

pron.
^"fcj

Such as

s.

:5:

^I + ^f\? ) Without memory

s. (/.) Absence of memory or

^ad.Sans.(^.

SFHTte)
first

(mfn.

a.

or recollection,

ing to us.

The

3J + *^\3) Not remembered,

(mfn.

not recollected.

my) word, from

(or

a.

difficult,

1.

troublesome.

Not

easy,

2.

De-

Docile.

3.

or recollection, immemorial.

3F^T33i

A
which exceeds memory or

recollection,

time
time

immemorial.

3F*rrf>

a.

a.

(mfn.

pendent, not

^31

sive.

^3^)

31 +

free.

2.

(/.) or

1.

Not

inde-

Docile, humble, submis-

^ (ra.)

Want

of freedom

or independence.

(mfn.

^I+ ^[t6)
:5

membered, not deserving

to

Not

to

be

re-

be recollected, not

3F^3"
ship,

5.

31 +

Inexistence of owner-

no right of property.

memorable.

^tf**! (1st pers. pres. o/R.

'+nbm a.
laughed

(mfn.

3pPTo be)

Brahman who
I

^[ + P^5) Not smiled

am.
at,

not

has not read the Vedas previous to his investiAlso written

ture.

at.

a.

The name of a
hun P.

p. 136.

star,

Arietis.

Mo-

1.

Want

dream.

(mfn.

%^^)

of sleep.
3.

deity.

2.

Sleepless,

s.

(m.)

Disturbed sleep, a bad

259

260

^k. foM-tfW$W)

111

nature, profligate

disposition.

able

a.

3F37T>

pron.

{mfn.

a.

3I+^Sp)

(mfn.

Not

lead ing to

3I2T TT

{mfn.

a.

31 + *^$) Week,

s.

(.3I + *3t3*5>) Want of

free-

v3l or

(/.) or

Fff

Egotism,

1.

self-importance, self-sufficiency.

conviction that his acts result from him-

self:

is

it

considered as the basis of

Trans.

31^t^3i

3") The being without a master, owner,

lord of day,

Conscience, or consciousness, which gives a

Without an

^+

{n.

^) The

31$^ and

man the
ledge.

s.

See

31^1+^)

{m.

s.

vanity, pride,

owner or master.

3F3TpF3l

A day.

the sun.

2.

pleasant to the taste; insipid.

Cm. 315;

s.

Ai<$U

{mfn. 3[ + -Mll4j Not sweet, not

3F3lf^a. (m/w.^+^tf^)

feeble, in-

or independence, dependence.
a.

See SHR,.

Conceited, proud,

See

(n.

SRS'ffe

^F^tlT

astonishing

Wilkins' Gr. p. 116.

I.

{mfn.

a.

s.

firm.

dom

well

self-sufficient, selfish.

heaven, not procuring a reward in heaven.

ST5

or regret

alas

3J + 3 <R") Having a disagreesound, making an unpleasant noise.

3F<<

surprize,

tion,

R.A.S.

30. 576.

know-

Manu

315^^ + 3f)

{mfn.

a.

i.

all

i.

14.

Sprung

from pride or egotism.

or lord.

3P^tH)
ship,

^IP)

a {mfn. SI +
.

(re.)

s.

Want

Without owner-

Filled with pride, egotism, or conceit.

Sl^f^t
{mfn.

a.

^^R + ^l)

of ownership.

Not

selfish, dis-

{-fk%

a.

Proud, conceited,

mfn.

selfish, self-sufficient, vain.

interested.

3F3l^>

s.

O.^I + ^t^)

happiness, or contentment

3I3[<>tU3" ad. Sans,

Want

of health,

indisposition,

ill-

ness, adversity.

^fTtggSfp

a.

{mfn.

3F^t^[)+^)

In a conceited manner, proudly,

3J$^3

(m.

s.

^f+^t^fej

Non -agree-

a thing, denial, disavowal.

mfn,

a.

i.

To
31^

to,

Not agreed
not acquiesced

(3Hf^$) To pervade

(With the

Sans.

in.

or occupy,

insertion of a nasal,

3J^3)

To

go, or move.
interj.

3J3[^+^\3)

Proud, con-

a.

3J + 3^J) Not

{mfn.

struck, not killed,

3J2^T^

s.

(a. a*c)

3K3|^P5^

s.

(p.

expression of

compact, an agreement.

<uljjkc)

written compact

will.

3I5?^s.

(n.)

IGf^fSl
killed,

a.

day.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 78.

{mfn.

^I + ^Fffcl) Not

shine.

commenda-

to be

not to be struck, inviolable.

<3f&3<ljJj a. {mfn.

An

or agreement, a deed of settlement, a charter,

^+

upon, not consented

v.

selfishly.

not wounded.

ment, refusal, the denying of one's assent to

^H^Root,

{mfn.

^S^pT^T)

ceited, selfish, self-sufficient.

indisposition.

3F^t^3

a.

of

In-

volved in adversity, suffering from illness or

^Mt<t>W

{locat. case

not deservins; of death.

Not

to

be

killed,

3tC

261

3R3l

(-^m.

s.

31 + $^) Not a murderer,

Not being

destroyed, not being killed.

SR^flTT

offered as a sacrifice, not

fit

a.

3J +

(mfn.

$^

or cheer-

gloomy.

3[$;f^3

31 + 3^3) Not

(mfn.

a.

for

to be

pleased, not

315^)

Not

31 + $^)) Not

(mfn.

a.

arable.

sacrifice.

Used

s.

H5^P

3I + 2>T[) Without joy,

(mfn.

a.

rejoiced.

3I+3S^ft*T) Not

(mfn.

a.

31^*1

fulness,

(mfn.

a.

262

3rf|;

not destroying or killing.

3[$/Wfr'

to

fit

be offered

compound words

in

31^^ Day.

form of

as the crude

3R^.

31$^ and

See

as a sacrifice.

3R^ft^T

3!^ pron.
^SAKP^et.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 116.

I.

laughed

(a. (jA2>-\) Ignorant, foolish, stupid.

vAl^ifuil

s.

(/.

3^+ 3^*1 + 3^1) Mi-

3I$;

:5:

^"

Egotism, vanity,

3[$?I+?hCt-$3

s.

(/.

emulative onset,

An

the running forward of sol-

3R3L+*tf3)

(f.

31^^

^I^^ftir

as a

as the crude

and

See

31$;%

31 + SXftlT) Not

(mfn.

a.

to

be

taken away.
ad.

(-^
315^+ 31$^)
Manu n. 82.
.

Daily, every day.

s^Rn
case of

interj.

not

of,

particle implying surprise,

Oh!

alas!

It is

also used

a.

away.

3R^

31 + ^tf^J) Not

s.

31 +

(mfn.

$^)

Not

^1

A mountain.

The

315^-)

(mfn.

a.

See

Sans.

deprived

lost.

3I^ti

(.)

Sans.

Sans.

Spiritual igno-

compound words

form of 3J57^ Day.

Destitute of

vocative particle.

3I3;tf^3

in

31^^+^) The lord of day,

(m.

interj.

phical meditation.

Used

the sun.

315^1

be

hands, maimed.

rance, worldly-mindedness opposed to philoso-

3T5^ S

31 +5^ +

pain, or pleasure.

diers with emulation.

to

3{$7^+ <R ) The maker of day,

(mfn.

a.

SBE&tfo s.

^^9tWi
SJS^f^

(m.

s.

31 + ^lT.U) Not

not ridiculous.

the sun.

litary vaunting, boasting, egotism, vanity.

vaunting.

(mfn.

a.

at,

to

be taken

(/.) or

incapability of being taken away.

a.

(mfn.

or laughter,

s.

31 + $^)) Without smiles

(w.) The absence of laughter

or smiles.

ad

Sans

f^tj By

(3i^+Prpj,

day and

beat.
(m.)

night.

snake or serpent.

3Tft^. (m>.3I+fl;
The

lord of day,

not hurtful, not offensive.

the sun.

^) Not
^1

injurious,

(/.) or

(.) Inoffensiveness.

SR^ff5

(m.

3R^+5lfl)

The gem of day,

the sun.

3[5?$U

3rfl;

*HTTr

mfn

^ + f5*F?$i)

Not

to

be injured, not to be hurt or offended.

s.

day-break.

(n.

333^+34^1)

Morning, dawn,

3rf^^f1

s.

(/.

harmlessness.

S 2

3I+ft^Tl)

Inoffensiveness,

263
^]ft:

3If

<nf;

o ^TCa.

(m>.^I + ft o:iTtC) Not

deserv-

ing to be hurt or injured.

3lft; 'f3T3 a. (mfn. 31 + fe; f^F3) Not injured,

a.

Sl + f^W) Not

(mfn.

hurtful, not

a. (mfn.

^fK^+^)

a.

Not injurious,

a.

^1 + ^^) Not

not

enemy,

(n.)

1.

friendly,

not

(m.)

An

or proper,

fit

s.

disadvantage.

2.

Food,

(mfn.

31+"^ )

which

is

(mfn.

Not

liked, not amia-

^1 + '^) Not

pleased,

not

(-Tg mfn. ST^ + SFF^)

Not

(mfn.

cheerful, not merry.

>AUWltS

a.

cheerful-minded, not pleased at heart.

Sans.

that

improper, unfit, or disadvantageous.

not

ble, not pleasant.

interj.

3lft^ + 3?T) Doing

70. 74.

3[ + ^sj) Not taken away,

&c. contra-indicated in a disease.

a.

Manu m.

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.

favourable,

(.)

stolen.

not offensive.

lRv3

offered as a sacri-

Holy study (considered as one of

the five great sacraments).

injurious, not offensive, not ferocious.

31^^

3I+2TJ3) Not

(mfn.

s.

3T5>i3 a

not hurt.

^rft

a.

fice,

3R3

264

3JC5^P*

a.

3I+0T+<F)

(mfn.

Oh

vocative particle,

oho

Without a

cause or reason, groundless.

A
catcher or exhibiter, a juggler

who

snakea.

exhibits ser-

(mfnM +

from R.

C| ) Not

to

be

forsaken, not to be relinquished or abandoned.

pents for diversion.

a.

(mfn. 3lf$^l

ing well, not favourable

^IVl^fT3l

s.

(/.

+ ^T>5* )

Not wish-

3K^^

s.

The name of a plant (Asparagus

(/.)

racemosus).

malevolent.

3lft+.5 r^fT + \3l)

1.

Sans.

interj.

The
1.

Reproach

(fie!)

2.

expressive

particle

of,

Compassion or regret

natural enmity subsisting between a snake and

(ah! oh!)

an ichneumon.

2.

Mortal enmity,

like

3.

Calling (ho! hola!)

4. Praise

that
or approbation.

5.

Fatigue.

6. Surprise (ah!).

between these two animals.

7.
)

See

Doubt, deliberation

interj.

3rf$X*FTs.

(m.^lf^+CW)

1.

The expanded

neck or hood of the Cobra de capello (Coluber

naga).

The name of a

2.

cinilifera).

3.

Opium (?)

somniferum) (?)

4.

plant (Cactus coc-

A poppy (Papaver

SKEWS'

(metaph.) mistrust

snakes,

(m.

^I^o+Ttq"

from sun-rise to sun-rise.

(w.)

TtftT)

ad.

Day and

compound words

instead of

1.

^^1^, Day

Forenoon, from

e. g.

preceding,

and 3I5

Day.

Anterior,

Wilkins'

Gr.

% 1191.

or apprehension of trea-

mfn.

for

night.

3^tXT

s.

s.

Fear of a snake

chery.

3lf^5^a.

Con-

Sans. Alas! ah! oh!

3lft+R. ^L+^T) The name

(n.

s.

8.

Carey,

of one of the eleven demigods, called Rudras.

vilR^ii

or).

day of twenty-four hours, or thirty muhurtas,

vJJ.^ In

(m.

s.

(either,

tempt.

+ R.

Garuda.

2.

Eating

peacock.

ad. Sans. (dat. case of

31^?)

stantly, immediately.

^5>

a.

(mfn.

3I+^<)

Not

short.

Soon, in-

266

265

n^*H

s.

(a.

3d

the use of

as an indeclinable affix,

see Wilkins' Gr. 1036. 1050.

pus anacardium).
s.

On

The marking-nut plant (Semecar-

(/.)

of

plur.

J|p.1

Many

State or

Jl^)

masculine substantives and adjectives

31 take

ending in

condition, circumstances.

the termination 3X1 in their

corresponding feminines

A S^ra-woman

man,*fEl

e. g.

H.

fern.

g*f*TJl

3d.
The second

letter of the

Hindu

alphabet.

It

3d

prep. Sans. To,

~^l< q.

governs the ablative case,

It

v.

To
To

3H

3d

give, 3jt"^l3

To

or 3lt2 interj. Sans.

An

is

any

Wil-

8cc.

employed to form
st

/.

f.

desire to

drink,

thirst.

know

A
;

3d

(corrupt, of

Fl + 1^*t1?) A

beloved wife.
(corrupt, of

s.

?1+^fl) A

married

woman.

3JTO

3T!>3)

(corrupt, of

s.

which are used

3T^^T

ad. (corrupt, of

in

f. Praise, ap-

shrub,

the

dyeing (Morinda

desire to

To-day.

3JKT1 + ^fel )

con-

change of position on account of pain.

3tfVls. (a.^JT)

31^1^^

A law, a regulation, a statute.

(a.

s.

A place

place)

wish to see;

T rl IrVI /.

stant

3R))

(corrupt, of

s.

^^

nomi-

volitive, reiterative, or

nal, derivative root; as

plause ;

interjection expres-

feminine nouns, subjoined to the root

Praise, or to

3Ttt\3'J3d

3[t^Ftt
affix,

A married woman.

(corrupt, of ~ETl ?)

roots of

p. 546.

As a Kridanta

shame

tinctoria).

sudden thought,

sive of pain, pity,

Gr.

it

Wilkins' Gr. p. 546.

take, &c.

s.

m. Good,

3 (n.^ The condition of a married woman.

3ltt\3^1

In composition with certain verbs

the sea.

kins'

e. g.

the mountain,

reverses the action ; as

To

the reverse of

at, as far as,

3[T^\3

Sudra-

Wilkins' Gr. % 1199.

interj. Fie

has the long sound of the a in the word Father,

^Eye, + Jsr A

which

is

resting

pleasant to the eye, an

elegant apartment.
l

also affixed to form

is

3H3 Ti

s.

(a.

<^T) A

mirror.

feminine nouns to any root having a heavy

vowel (long by nature or position), provided

be of a nature to admit of the prefix

the passive participle in ^3 ;

endeavour, from R. 3?^;

ness, from R.

form

many

WS\

^t^fTi
is

Old age, decrepitude, from R.

Worship, from R.
,

Wakeful-

&c.

3TR^s.

(a.

e. g.

3TTl

/.

(p.

3Tt^U3lt^
villing.

TS3"i/. Thought, from

3ltt^3

Wilkins' Gr. p. 474-476.

<_^c)

fault,

a defect, a crime

ysx^) One who

finds fault

with every thing, a caviller.

^v3[1 /.

from ^JmT To come) In

or sin.

also used to

t^;

ifjcjl

future, henceforth, hereafter.

feminine nouns anomalously,

5(>0;1 /. Desire, want, from R.

R.

/.

3flC**t1 ad. (p.

before

f. Search,

e. g.

3d

it

ried,

(p.

utys^z) Finding

(corrupt, of

a.

s.

s.

A bachelor.

fault, ca-

^iR^ lft^ )

Unmar-

267

268

^n^^Tl?

^H^b )

(corrupt, of

o.

A bachelor. -31 The

Unmarried,

being unmarried, bache-

lorship.

"S^l^U

(3nS*l+5tt5P)

s.

corrupt, of

Spring-rice.

Aya)

(from the Portug.

s.

waiting-

maid, a nurse maid.

('iffS^+^f^) A

3TfS*ft^ft:

plur. of

(a.

day)

A time,

3tfvS*tTk*l'l'R

a season.

A sort

(corrupt, of

s.

fctf^ A

(corrupt, of

Carey.

of spring-rice.

balk, a ridge,

Land given

(a. (UjI)

an embankment.
favour
sAJ.

s.

va-

Carey.

riety of spring-rice.

3Ttlj*T

Spring-rice,

it^ts. (a. ^JLz Enjoyment) Happiness, plea-

by the king

at a very

as a reward or

low

rent, a

fief.

ad. Gratuitously, free from expense.

sure, delight.

(p. j\4<Uj\)

The

noun

v.

act of

coming, or approaching.
(corrupt,

s.

by the king

of 3jtH7<J?t?)

maternal

grand-mother, a paternal great grand-mother.

interj.

ah

alas

31(1$ *U

particle expressive of pain,

Oh

or
s.

v.

A sugar-cane.

to

owner

at

a feoffee.

J &*A) The holding land

(p.

low rent or as a

turn round, to

(corrupt, of ^tc|?)

s.

WWW
at a

One who holds land

a very low rent as a reward or favour bestowed

feoffee.

(caus. from

a.
stir

srteffe)

To

a liquid round while boiling,

temper or weld a metal, to thicken with

boiling.

To read

v. a.

to repeat to one's self,

v.

Also written

to recite.

n.

(from ^Tl

+ R.

To be

turned round, to return in succession, to receive

of

a. (corrupt,

^l^vS)

Covered, con-

cealed, hidden, overshaded.

3Tt!fot3

a temper (as metals),

Come, +
(from H.
Sir?) The
J\
bidding a person to be welcome. See ^it^^t^
Jjjj

The

first,

chief, principal,

(corrupt, of
repetition,

^bjl) Lewd.

or apprehension.

s.

3tfS*Tre^. ( A

A tribe,
a.

exclamation of

Oh

ah

-$<\ pi ur.

of

rake.

alas

jjj

To

v.

Son, offspring)

of 351*1^) Spring

A whirlpool.

from 3rt\3f^T3)

1.

To

noun of3rteR5t3) The reading

over or reciting a passage of a book.

v. a.

(from 311

+ R.

To

read, to

recite to one's self, to repeat.

(rice),

3jt\3\?1 a. (corrupt, of
cealed

particular variety of spring-rice.

the reading

read, to repeat.

ripening in a short time.

2.

return, a

grief, pain,

a race, lineage.
(corrupt,

(as

cause to read, to instruct in reading, to rehearse.

2.

An

thick

1.

as that of a lesson

v. a. (caus.

interj.

31 1^5)

over a passage from a book.

best.
a. (a.

become

milk).

s.

a. (a.

to

3lt^J)

overshadowed, close.

A welcome.

Covered, con-

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269
3lt\3Tri

>All^<?)

(corrupt, of

s.

polypus of

a pustule or boil within the nose.

the nose,

3IT\33l

a.

(from^^fStS)

Decayed, withered,

flaccid.

Carey.
(v.

noun of

3Hn3\3W3)

Decay,

the being withered, the becoming flaccid.

The name of a
produces an acid

large tree which

v. n.

(Sonneratia acida).

fruit

decay, to wither, to become

To

flaccid.

^n^^ ^

A woman,

33ls3Tl

(a. iSJjyi )

s.

as the eyes do with a cold.

^Tft
slight

I5$l

or

31T\-FT

^t^ftt^)

(from

a.

shower of

a wife.

Oozing, running

2.

rain.

The

1.

trickling of the

teguments surrounding the

^3Tf<5

(from

s.

^<p) A

rain slightly

R.^) To ooze,

to trickle (as the eyes

to

friends,

(a.

/Ly

(a.

a.

plur. of

Jjj)

The name of a

(Allangium

tree

do from a

Companions,

pull

down

3Q$3pTu) A hook

to

the boughs of a tree for the purpose

of gathering the flowers or fruits, a tendril.

Chief, respectable, vene-

/^y

hexapetalum).
(corrupt, of

s.

sign, a goal

To mark packages, &c.

cold).

3T^3f^Tiri

in-

foetus.

mark, a

cipher.

s.

(from 3Tl +

v. n.

The secundines, the

Carey.

eyes with a cold or inflammation.

3lts3ftT3

$5^)

Carey.

(See 3tts3"ftl3)

s.

(from

s.

Carey.

rable.

3H

s.

(corrupt,

of

1.

The body.

member, limb, or part of any

;

33l

l3 1 s.

A handle.

fingers. 2.

3.

thing.

L A

(corrupt, of

2.

ring for the

(corrupt, of *$M<BSb)

of

2. (Corrupt,

h A

hook, a

3IC$t"&) The name

of a tree (Allangium hexapetalum).

(from

(from

A mutual

catching or pulling.

(corrupt,

s.

s.

tendril.

chafing-dish.

3TtlH

33T^3l

of

3$?&)

1.

The name of a plant (Bradleia

ring.

2.

nitida

and

Having a

right

v.

noun of vAll<P|OW) The clasp-

ing a thing with the arms.

lanceolaria).

^Ttft^

a.

+^)

(mfn.

s.

hook

(corrupt, of

tendril, a

R.

To

vdll<pf3^)

a spasm.

to share, connected with a share or part, par-

3rM\5S3

ticular, special.
interj.

particle expressive of grief, sur-

prize or derision

Ah oh
!

ay

ad. Yes, a particle of assent.

lowing of a

calf.

Carey.

^AjJ^i ad. Yes, yes.

s.

The

scales of a fish.

(corrupt, of

down, to draw near, to clasp with the arms,

to catch to a thing as a

hook does.

The sound

(corrupt, of

or

(Vicia sativa).

3Jt3^

or

2.

^Tt^n

Making a

3|W3

ay ay

pull

v. n.

vaiUfrfat)

A tendril,
s.

( v.

sign or mark,

marking by numbers.

1.

vetch

a hook; a spasm.

noun of
the

^ni^3)

ciphering

or

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272
(from

a.

by burning

Marked

or blackened

to the vessel (as milk or sauce).

3lTf^

(from

^l0ORU3
^lOOl^T

(v.

s.

of

(caws,

a.

w.

lacerate, to tear, to

nSITT^W) To mark.

(3fl^1 + &t^1, the latter word

being merely a rhyme to the first) Burnt to the

vSTfat&T^I

vio-

mutual or

promiscuous making of marks.

v. a.

3Tfo3t^3) A

(from

s.

mutual tearing, lacerating, throwing, or

lent or

dashing.

(from ^i ife\S )

s.

^^StSttTjfS

vllloFoW) To

break or dash to pieces.

noun of 3Ttl>v3tt^3)

The

a.

breaking, tearing, or lacerating of a thing,

a.

Lacerated, broken, torn.

vessel, so as to

Wt^H

be stained or blackened.

See ^ffe^T

s.

3rn>T\53

or

(from

numbers

burning

Stf^K?)

Putting marks

paging, numbering

to a thing,

down

3Tf]>3l^3

a.

(from

53$) Crooked,

2.

after

or

to the vessel (as

washing the mouth

^lo^*!

of

(cor rupt.

s.

The

act of

a meal or as a religious

after

ceremony.

(As an imitative sound) To cry

Carey.

out or roar (as a tiger).

Mohun P.

with numbers.

mouth

winding.

To be marked

1.

become coloured by burning

milk does).

^110^1 +^J3) The

a sink.

^t^H^T
(from 31<p)

v.

(corrupt, of

s.

place where a person washes his

to the vessel.

meal

3Tf^W^1

(from 3lTi>3) To break or

dash to pieces.

tear, to

^Tt^tml a.

a.

v.

3.

To mark

SrtbM'H.U
quiring the

p. 167.

of

(corrupt,

a.

mouth

^Ib^fUl)

Re-

be washed or cleaned (as

to

certain kinds of food).

3P<I^"P3?

s.

Eagerness, great desire, impatience.

3Tn>*T
To swing,

cans, from

^it>_ci1

or

edge or

hem

(corrupt, of

s.

^^^T)

The

of a garment.

to vibrate, to shake, to fan, to fan a person.

v.

fanning or causing a thing to vibrate, a. Fanned,

put into a swinging or vibratory motion.

An

(corrupt, of

To move

v. n.

be

in

to

and

eye.

fro,

^Tt'iTlf'^'l

to swing, to

a vibratory motion.

s.

3lfi>tf^3

+ R. T>"^) A

(corrupt, of 3Ti

rent, a

s.

(v.

To

+ R.

h To

guess.

^"^^3) The washb W[(.v3) The washing

noun of

of the mouth after a meal.

3tffl>K3

v.

a.

(corrupt,

wash the mouth

breach, a fracture, a scratch.

2.

(gerund of

s.

inquiry or examination.

ing of the mouth, a guessing.

^5lt1>t5T

(corrupt, of sUS

v. a.

wash the mouth.

^STTTTs. Flame, heat, blaze (not of a candle).

siJ.lDO

A mutual

noun of ^tf^RUJ) The act of

of 3J1

+ R.

after a meal, or as

jBjJfc)

To

a religious

ceremony.

3n^3i*t^5 s (srfes
.

to

it)

Rents and

with

bruises.

tfei as a jingle
1.

A wart.

2.

A pimple, a small pustule.

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273

^"H^FT

s.

(corrupt, of ^JTjpT)

sold for

is

What

Antimony.

an ore of

in India appears to be

it

s.

^f^)

of

(corrupt,

s.

The hands

joined together with the palms upwards,

The selvage

Confining closely.

2. Restraining, scanty, insufficient.

The being

(from

bound or

3nf3 s.

so

as to hold water or any other substance.

:

bi )

(from

a>

closely confined

STtftfts?

of a handkerchief.

v. a.

A species

of lizard (Lacerta Unjineya).

on the edge of the

2.

small pus-

31^)

(from R.

make

fasten, to

tight.

2.

speak severely or sharply,

to

To

To

1.

controul.

v. n.

To

be contained.

^frfEglTO).

See

tying tightly.

^jff^
(corrupt, of

3^^ + *lT3j

perambulating the streets or

is

3.

To be sufficient,

The

(gerund of

lighted stalks of

bind, to

eye-lid.

(corrupt, of

^Tt^PTKjs.

tightly

restraint, severity.

of a piece of cloth, or the

(corrupt, of

tule

Scanty, con^

1.

restraining;, severe.

Caret/.

lead.

hem

(from

Confining closely,

2.

fined.

hemp

fields

Sharp or severe language.

The knee.

(corrupt.

s.

The

performed by children as a kind of sport on

Left after eating, soaked,

a.

with the

This ceremony

or flax.

2.

act of

orts.

3Tf\

(corrupt, of

s.

containing

Orts.

s.

SRffr^)

The knee.

the night preceding the festival of the worship

of

KalI

in the

month of Kartika, on the 14th

day of the wane of the moon.

Carey.

The peevishness and wasting of a child

which is weaned on account of the pregnancy
of the mother.

Destitute of children, friends, or

a.

Suffering from peevish-

Also written

relations.

ness and dysentery through having been weaned.

(v.

noun

The

fastening

5.

bull.

or tightening of a thing.

SHOT K5
^ffef^T

s.

(from

3rff"U3)

or closely confined.

2.

1.

The being

3s

s.

an inclination to

vomit.

(from 3UT\5) Affected with disease,

a.

ad. (from

Tightly bound,

dwindling away, pining, wasting from being

weaned.

firm, stout, strong.

(from

flesh, vigorous, active,

Harshness or severity

of language.

a.

Nausea, sickness

5s

tight

Stout, firm in

^3

s.

(corrupt,

bowels.

young.

The

of

^ITf^TsS

To make

entrails,

the

the belly pro-

minent, by bending in the back.

3mTl

a.

(from

3rtfu3)

cient, closely confined.

restraining, severe.

2.

1.

Scanty, insuffi-

Confining closely,

^3^1^
horror.

s.

(corrupt, of

^1^$)

Fright, dread,

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275
(corrupt, of

s.

^t^^)

Fear, horror,

3flfta.

3J^)

Blindfolded,

upon which the thatch

roof,

^rfcj^f^

(corrupt, of

(In

s.

the north of Bengal) a thin layer of straw on a

dread, fright.

+ Ut^T)

is

afterwards laid.

of

(corrupt,

a.

Carey.

See

Flimsy or deficient within, though seemingly

good

in the exterior (as pieces of cloth).

^TviUl^i

(corrupt, of

s.

^SI^l^M

of

(corrupt,

The

causing a momentary blindness, by pressing the

+ iTiR

The

fingers

hard upon the eyes of any one.

causing the belly to appear protuberant by forcing in the back.

^JC5rK3l
teria

(corrupt, of

^+CHt^1)

ma-

(I n

medica) the seed-vessel of the screw-tree

3TI<?^1

a. (corrupt,

^Tl^n^"

s.

of

(corrupt,

31^)

of

Blind.

^H^<pl<

Darkness,

J.

Darkness,

obscurity, gloom.

(Helicteres Isora).

o
>nlvj^l

^QK+^T)

The na-

obscurity.

To

parboil,

ridge of a roof to finish

tural juice of meat.

to half-dress,

by expelling the juice which would

(corrupt, of ^33^^^ )

A kind

of con-

(corrupt, of

>AK3) The room

of a

apaitment or

(corrupt, of

s.

(from

s.

3TU*Wpi

so

excludes the last glimmering

31^) A

Carey.

thin layer of straw laid

(corrupt, of

Carey.

^I^-f-^Tf^)

3H<HTi

a.

(from

^T^)

nar-

Covered, concealed (as

3J3^ + 3tf&) A

hut in which the walls of

placed within the

3jtft

a pit or well overgrown with weeds).

house of a lying-in woman.

3TtU33lt\5

it

the thatching

row or concealed corner or nook.

woman,
o

lying-in

called because

layer of straw laid on the

on a roof previously to thatching.

fectionary or sweetmeat.

s.

2.

of light through the roof.

accelerate putrefaction.

3TF3v5

^J^^t^T)

(corrupt, of

s.

(corrupt, of

s.

mud

extremities

or mats are

of

the

covered or concealed

floor.

(corrapt. of ^STl^J)

s.

pond

by weeds.

mango.

Carey.

The name
3TTT31

s.

(from 31^) The seeds of cucurbitaceous

of a

(Curcuma Amada).

plant

plants with the pulp which surrounds them.

v. n.

(corrupt, of ^3Tl

+ R. ^<^) To

dread, fear, or apprehend.

^Tt^^Tt^l

*.

(gerund of

^\%XW)

or

^n^^tpTs.

Apprehension,

s.

(corrupt, of

wife's mother,

3TtfP fcj&jh

sister's

A brother's

husband's

mother.

Carey.

3lT^ttU3)

fearing or apprehending a thing.

^TT^t^

3Tt3^

(v.

noun of

fear, dread.

The

The name of a
plant

(Curcuma

3n^TTl

a.

reclinata).

(corrupt, of

ST*!)

Belonging to

a mango-tree, or to the tnang o-fruit.

278

277

3TtTOtWt>?1

(^rt^Tl +

*.

species of ant,

PMW)

found

frequently

A red

on mango-

Carey.

trees.

what

is

fcs$ta

(m.)

Who

Beg

An

denoted by the root ;

do, or to be,
s.

<5l*Hw

s. (?w.)

R. Sfc?^ Talk,

of the mango-tree.

(corrupt, of

s.

rum

Sugar-cane (Saccha-

^^)

Hort. Ben.

officinarum).

fedS

much, from

talks

Wilkins' Gr. f. 465.

See.

insect

(Cicada spinosa) frequently found on the leaves

begs, from R.

Who

e. g.

p. 6.

Severe, harsh, hard-hearted.

a.

corrupt, of

(331 + ^&?)

vAll<PO a.

The

s.

knap of

fibres of trees or stringy fruits

the

3TH1?U3 v. a.

(from

To

disentangle, to

untwist, to pick out (as the strands of

hemp

^fnt^)

The being

slightly dried.

<K\*t\\

s.

(v.

317^11^5. (from

slightly

3TKrU3)

The

stringy.

^STt^t

5.

3ltpfc30.

3M)

Abounding with

^l +

throat,

The name of a

+ ^ffe)

gorged with food,

vll<frR*fl

n. (corrupt,

plant (Calotropis gi-

gantea).

fibres,

scales of a fish.

slightly dried, to

to the throat.

The name of a climbing plant

Mohun P. p. 30.
(Cissampelos hexandra).

Carey.

The

(mfn.

a.

Reaching up to the

s.

^TTrl

Not worth

of

(3$+3Fh) Up

ad.

disentangling,

or oakum),

(from

(Alangium hexape-

gluttonous.

untwisting, or picking out (e. g. the strands of

**

tree

S. p. 233.

a. (corrupt,

3jt*HHW

noun fromStfPft^) The

drying of a thing.

hemp
o

be

a cowry.

noun of

(v.

s.

Sabda

talum).

or

from a rope).

SflFft"

to

difficult

clothes.

The name of a

flax

Hard,

performed.

of STl +

See

s.

^ikiikl

The name of a

variety of Asclepias

R.^?)

become somewhat

plant, the rosy-coloured

gigantea.

Hort. Sen.

Or

Calotropis gi-

p. 20.

Mohun P.

gantea.

Carey. The same as

p. 30.

To be

dry.

Sabda

S. p. 392.

^l^JJTl

a.

(from 3l

*1

Abounding with

fibres,

stringy,

o ^
^TftspT

a.

name of a
plant

Fishy, smelling like

scales of a fish sticking to

fish,

a.

Having a scent

si^l<p<<^ a>

(a.^1)

smell like

Carey.

Great, eminent, illustrious.

^TT^TtOT^s. ( P

it.

A
that of fish.

having the

(Modecca

trilobata).

^\ + CMl) A gold

coin of the emperor Akbar.

like that of fish.

)

^1*3? As a Kridanta suffix (to roots) serves to

form some attributive nouns, implying the possession of the property, habit, or disposition to

Shaking,

trembling.
a.

caring

(3Tl

much

+ ^5)

for

Asking but

a thing.

little;

not

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280

3lt3R

^1 + ^"

(m.

s.

from R. <|)

1.

The

3.

source, origin, or original of any thing ; a mine,

a quarry, a spring, a root.

2.

for

die or dice; playing with dice;

such a game.
a.

Drawing

\s-js>-ji. )

medi-

ing,

cine, pellitory.

Srfa^l

+ ^^i

from

R.f ) A

call,

the act of calling.

<ail<P<l

3Tt^i

of vSJj^Rl)

Not done, not

performed.
plur. (a.

plur. of
^J) Favours;
f\J\
tokens of kindness, obligations; honour, respect.

The name of a

nut,

^ll<P<

from R.

a walnut-tree.

+ ^jTT)

3R3=Ft3)
Another

2.

up

1.

tree,

wal-

or pull

down

^Tl

Reaching to the

ear,

+ ^n^) The

listening to a

thing.

^n^P^I
3.

ad.

1.

(.

^Tl+^T^T
2.

^)

^) To draw
Mohun P.

from R.

Reckoning,

s.

(m.
2.

^+ W3) Reach-

4.

s.

knot or

Close to the ear.

Listened to,

heard.

^T)

counting.

1.

3.

^Tl+^^i)

1.

Ornament, de-

Increasing, adding to, imposing.

Wilson.

(m.

3l1+<M^

Remembering with

stone.

from R.

f\)

regret, missing. 2. Faint3.

Darkness.

Wilson.

joint.

(t.%1+^ from

R.

touch-

Wilson.

3H^f33^

gj^uX)

from

am

Unex .

pected, coming unexpectedly, sudden.

v. a.

(from

STU^I)

To

listen to,

s.

3Tt^1

s.

(corrupt, of

^1%^1) A

hearth, a fur-

nace, an oven or stove, a kiln.

to hear.

3Tf^

3H + R.

or near, to attract.

Sickness, disease.

s.

ing to the ear.

from R.

attracted.

ing, loss of sense or perception.

deserving attention.

^STt^FfWa. (t>.^1 +

mind

Confinement, binding.

3Tt3*^

##*f*fl$2 (/;3d + 3^t*r)Tobe listened

to,

a. Attractive.

+ ^f^J

down,

(from

a.

desire.

coration.
(n.

1.

p. 167.

^Tl^rTs.

drawing a bow).
s.

attracts the

spasm,

which

to the ear (as the extremity of the arrow in

^n^TT

{mfn. ^ll

a.

near, pulled

Wish,
(mfn. 3Tl+3?l

^)

Mineral.

produces an esculent nut (Aleurites triloba).

N4ll<ti a.

2.

Drawn

v.

(corrupt, of

^) The

attraction, extrac-

which engages and

or

pull,

p. 70.

31 !<(.< t\s.

a mag-

any thing which serves to draw or

tendril; or

3T^f^3

Mohun P.

plant, pellitory.

See
(mfn.

from R.

(/.

(as a science).

a.

attracts

tion,

3TlWfl s.

s.

3X1+^?!

(n.

s.

pulling or drawing a thing

a. (corrupt,

si41<P<tJI

Any thing which

net or loadstone.

^Tl

(n.

s.

<R)

from R.

or pulling near or downwards, attract-

(m.)

s.

(mfn.

Best, excellent.
(a. \s-JsJs\c or

organ of sense.

Grit, grittiness.

^li<P<f<?
3.

An

4.

a board

(m.

^rl+^

from R.

<^T)

1.

The

drawing or pulling a thing downwards or near

attraction;

drawing the bow-

2.

tendril.

a. 1

from the husk (as

stout.

rice).

Imperfectly cleansed
2.

Plump,

lusty,

282

281

^t^t^TtH
be wished

3Ttet^1

or

To

s.

(f.

^1 +^t^1 )

3J3?1^T)

bad time, an

^<pH + ^3?)

{mfn.

tary, instantaneous.

+ ^t^fe?)

{mfn. Sfl

The being

(corrupt, of

s.

gjt^if^ a

Desire, wish.

2.

premature, at an improper time.

(jf.)

from R.

desired, or eagerly ex-

1.

sky, the atmosphere, sky, space.

pected.

^<n4w&M
R. <f"T5

To be

^T$5cft

(m>.^Ti +

a.

^fe3^ from

Manu

^1 + ^1^1 +

mfn.

losophy) Ether, the

Desirous, eager, hopeful.

555, 563

^Tt^H9

a.

3&+#l>%$

{mfn.

from

R.

(3Tl + ^tfe

s.

from R.

1.

rain.

2.

sudden

a.

^l<Pl^1

(corrupt, of

a.

3I^tl)

subtile

of

31, 97, 103,

Moving through

(wi/M.^n^T*!

duced
the

33^*1+31)

{mfn.

in the air or

air.

Born

or pro-

atmosphere, sprung from

air.

beacon,

a lantern suspended from the top of a

bamboo

deviation or change from charity or virtuous

conduct.

R.A.S. L

the air or firmament, traversing the

a.

drought after long continued

(In phi-

2.

and most

n. 15, 16, 36, 37.

^*rSg>) Desirable.

&ftik

Trans.

75.

i.

^Slt^t^)

fifth

The

the elements, having the property of sound.

desired or wished for.

(_ffe|

a.

Momen-

1.

Untimely, unseasonable,

Desired,

\31

expected with eagerness.

for,

^it^T

inauspicious time or season, a famine.

for, desirable.

^iW^fe? a.
wished

(. ^1 + ^11^*fllT)

a.

&

{m.

placed erect (such as are lighted during the

Uncut.

months of Kartika, Agrahayana, and PaushaX.

(from

a.

shaven.
reft

of

(from

2.

3[ + 3TfllU3)

^+3

rftl

Un-

+ 3lfe) Not

fangs (as a serpent).

its

1.

be-

3Tte1*ftpfl

Carey.

Ben.

^Tt^"R

^TU^R" from R. ^)

(m:

s.

figure, shape, stature.

3.

hint, a sign,

sentiment.

The

4-

2.

a token

1.

Form,

ment of

(f.

likeness, a statue.

or the

letter

^W^0)

^TteW

one's real stature or shape

s.

{n.

3$

+^

word

is

stature,

ad. Sans.

Conceal;

dissimu-

from R.

^)

Calling,

(^TW^ + v^)

From

from form, from appearance.

STT^IKM

^fbUR^t?! a.

{mfn. 3FfcHli + fapffc )

+31^)

s.

The aenal

(mfn.

^f^W+^l)

Situated in

the air or firmanent, aerial.

{-V^mfn. 31^*1+

Be-

longing to the sky or atmosphere, aerial, celestial.

a.

{mfn.

^TWpI^+^f)

Of the

colour of the sky, azure.

shaped.

a certain shape or form, shaped.

sound

orb, the atmosphere.

^rf^^n^a. (-^ mfn. ^T^t^" + ^) Of

;

Cuscuta

which comes from heaven.

a.

a certain form or stature

different species of

by the same name. Carey. The

also written

a.
1

+ 3Pft) The name

vowel

a call or summons.

^n^TOg

The

p. 30.

lation.
c

3ltet*]

the indication of a

mark T
s.

{f.

are also called

or voice

^t^tf^

s.

of a parasitical plant (Cassyta filifonnis). Hort.

Of

-3ltf3? interj.

(3Ti+f%) A

of astonishment or surprise

particle expressive

Oh

what ?

srra^

283
N$J.i

A carnelian.

(a. jJLt)
(

s.

284

3JT^ft|K3

Labour, endeavour,

^^3) Being perplexed, being thrown

clusion.

2.

The end, the conThe success or happy result attend-

ant upon an enterprize.

ad. Finally.

q. v.

foa$l<Pl

e. g.

mendicant, from R.

s.

(f.)

Beg, &c.

affix

female

Wilkins'

p. 465.

^ll+^t

(mfn.

a.

2. Filled, full.

4. Impervious.

"ill^

rum

officinarum)

ST^^T

Sabda S.

3Tl +

(n.

si

p. 66.

See^lt^.

3>^ from R. ^)

La-

a.

2.

The body.

from R.

^)

a.

(mfn.

^+^$3)

Crooked,

mind

is

{mfn. ^Tl

+ ^Pfe?

from R.

Whose

3IT^f^ (/ 3Tl + ^f%

tion,

(n.

s.

^1

perplexed,

(/.) or

distressed

-f2

the biassing

3Ttef^+ST3) A charm

(mfn. 3l1 +

a.

or

^fjj

Con-

filled,

full.

Perplexity, distress,

^WH

from R.

^FJ^) Being attracted, being biassed.

3I+(<Ft*1) Not

ried in the aims, not supported

car-

on the lap (as a

neglected child).

The name of a
from R.

Attrac-

formula of incantation, to influence or attract

others.

(mfn.

^)

from R.

the drawing off or forth

S44.tel.Ti a. (corrupt, of

a quarrel or altercation by the interference of

founded,

in-

another's mind.

STt^JUt

or from incapacity.

a.

by a thing

attracted or influenced

<\)

increasing

^1^1

drawn

Ploughed.

others.

Shrunk up, confounded, shrinking back with

shame

The

r.

Attracted,
2.

(mfn.

a.

contorted.

^Tt^fte?

^)

3. Tribe, species.

^Tt^&G!. (mfn. 3Tl +

t.
forth, drawn off, extracted.

Stf^f^tt^

bour, exertion, endeavour.

3Tte>f#N?

^Tl+^R?

(f.

clined, biassed.

(corrupt, of "^3? ) Sugar-cane (Saccha-

s.

s.

a plant (Rottleradicocca).

See 3Tl^>*l

p. 73.

shape or figure of a thing; an image, a likeness.

Scattered, over-

Confused, crowded.

3.

The name of

s.

Hort. Ben.

3lt^f3

The feminine form of the Kridanta

spread.

into con-

's

(a. <^jj>lc) 1.

^IT^t

3lt^fT+

from

fusion.

exertion.

Gr.

^Ti^fl

(mfn.

a.

See ^jfajjij

Carey.

^JT^^

tree (Rottlera diceca).

(a. Jiic) Understanding, sense, wis-

s.

dom, opinion.

confusion.
a.

(mfn.

^+

^HZp^
<p1\3 from R. < CYX)

(m.

si

3H + !F&[

crying, a crying out.

from R.

3*)

1.

3. Violence.

2. Calling.

Distracted, perplexed, confused, agitated.

HHJST I Qn W^Fffi.
.

^Tt^FraffeSol (OT/n.^3rt^Pn^3+ffc3)

Per-

plexed in mind, agitated or troubled at heart.

3Tfapft^3

a.

(mfn.

3T^ffl

from 3Tf3pI-f

Perplexed, thrown into trouble or confusion.

surpassing, a going

from R.

beyond

IFL)

superiority.

1.

2. In-

vasion, a seizure, attack, usurpation.

^ZFT

s.

limits or

(n.

STl +

TW)

going beyond

bounds, an invasion or attack upon

another's property, usurpation.

^llWR
To be

surpassed, to be exceeded, to be invaded,

to be seized upon.

3rt3FTO5j

To

R.

invade, to

An

s.

a. (corrupt, of

^K^from R. ifl)

Dear,

3TW^

aggression, an attack.

1.

Surpassed, surmounted, exceeded.

Wk)

Overpowered by

from

thirst,

Thirst,

(^^t^T^f^

sSTtfS^

+3rWg"

dice.

grief,

Overcome,

(a.)

proached, reviled, satyrized.

invader, an usurper.

^W$5

(to.

s.

3Tl

+ !Ft3

s.

^rteftrr a

(from

from R. Ift\5j

$!&3if1

(m.

s.

^55) A

+ 3*$

from R.

ZM\

1.

2.

31^^

^TTTZF^ s.

(mSSfi

a calumniator, a

precation,

curse.

Regretted,

2.

+ CZft*]
2.

from

lamented,

R.IPl)

l.

Im-

Censuring, defamation,

Resentment.

4.

Regret,

lamen-

tation.

(mfn.

Savage, untamed,

^tfZFft+G)

cating, swearing, cursing.

2.

1.

Abusing.

4. Regretting, doleful,

s.

2.

Re-

mournful.

STto^

Flatulence, wind.
satirist,

a.

1.

3.

Sickness,

An

accuser,

(mfn.) Accusing,

^Tl +

C^h

from R.

"fe^)

The abusing, reproaching, blaming (a

person).

s.

(n.

The name of a

tree

(Careya arborea).

Carey.

^\l^5

Abuse, impre-

(m.

abusing.

Impre3.

Abuse, censure,

ft.

(In rhetoric) Irony, sar-

3H + C53PI+3 )

disease.

a.

sugar-cane (Sac-

casm.

over.

sentful.

gnJ?^J)

lafa-OpSo)

mourned

^TT^FH^

A plant (Mo-

female savage.

abused.

3.

Savage, untamed, ferocious, merci-

a.

Cursed,

abuse.

Comprehended,

officinarum).

reproach, satire.

(mfn. 311

a.

re-

ferocious, merciless.

royal garden.

0^

Abused,

runga hyperanthera and Guilandina).

less,

An

2.

(m. corrupt, of

Having the mind engrossed or deeply impressed

R.

Wilkins' Gr.

comprized.

with an object.

+ Tfto from

Connected with

3Ti+f^) L

(corrupt, of

(m. 3}1

^)

dice-player.

(mfn.

a.

charum

s.

2. Criminal, guilty.

p. 505.

from

+f^5

(to.)

s.

Mind, &c.)

3ltTFtlI3

^ftl from R. 5^)

(mfn. 3J5| +

a.

33Tfe^

Having the mind overcome with

Grief,

(Fre-

e. g.

Overcome

C*tre

In-

2.

vaded, attacked, overcome, overpowered.

quently in compos,

(mfn. 3[1 +

Calumniated, falsely accused (especially of

adultery or fornication).

(mfn. ^Ti + ZFfa from R.

a.

li

from R.

(/.

a.

expensive, not to be purchased.

5$^)

from R.

Imputation, or accusation of adultery.

attack.

^Ttlfl

^1 + 5^"!

(n.

s.

viT^'tTtl

v. a.

286

3Tft5$1

^rtep

285

s.

(to.)

named, the walnut.

kind of Pilu,
Also written

a tree so

and

cation, curse.
a.

(mfn. NSfl

+ dpH^fjlT) To

cursed, abused, resented, or regretted.

be

s-

The

STl +

chase, hunting.

G^ttrT from R. 3EQ

287

288

3ll<f1<v a. (n.

from p.^-Jo) Alone, single,

^<,\

only.

plant (Salvinia cucullata).

(a. AsX) Objection, cavil, hostility.

a.

The name of a

Taking, seizing, intercepting.

An

assembly met

^Tl^l^a.
on

for singing

dancing, or for smoking and talking.

rats or mice.

and

Also the

One who

to)

dispute, a contention, a

W+

from R.

pursuit, chase, hunting

+ ^^)
(tw.)

s.

or

Chasing, hunting, pursuing;

(_ffe\

a.

Causing

^^3)

terrific.

A hound.

purpose of dancing, singing or talking.

(corrupt, of

+ <

terror.

Assembling

a.

one of

a choir.

tire,

f^Mj

in the habit of visiting

is

dancing assemblies, a dancer, a singer

for the

Feeding

Carey.

(m.

s.

tomed

s.

(a.

controversy.

place where persons meet for such purposes.

Accus-

^TT^+^^l )
(m.) A cat.

mfn.

Srit^+^T)

mfn.

terror, alarming.

Unbroken, en-

(a.^JJ) An end, a termination

whole.

or

conclusion.

3Tftfc3^

(m.)

s.

name

of Siva.
s

^M'R<t*.
1.

+ ^f^ from
A rat. 3. A hog.

(m. Sll

A thief.

2.

vAJ.l Vl\i'i

R.

a.

s (p.

A gelding, a castrated horse.

Eggf)

Gelt.
(a.

^Slt^l^r

A letter.

(corrupt, of ^J.S$><)

s.

(corrupt, of
nut.

Another

2.

tree

1.

tidings, reports,

A wal-

which produces an edible

nut (Aleurites triloba).

^rWJl

oven, a

and

See

natural

pond or

(a.

SrP^jTte

An

appellation,

(Sometimes
j/n.)

(mfn.^ti +

a.

in

compos.

Rama by

name,

+ 3rNT|

^tS)

Named, denos.

(m.) (In the

or Glossary to the Vedas)

(mfn.

a.

be
(from a.^~lT) The end, conclusion,
(wi.)

1.

a mouse.

rat,

(corrupt,

of

A whim

or

caprice, a childish desire, a foolish wish.

(p. JjjiT)

^f>-\)

A tutor,
A

verb*

"3{1

be pronounced, to be named, deno-

said, to

minated, or called.
i.

A name,

title,

a term, a

srftfrfrs. (rc.srl+R.^Ji+sFT)
)

ter-

mination.

tutor.

*fr1) 1.

Rama, from Tfrl Rama,

Nirukta

^P^ff?tt*.

(a.^.T) The end, the conclusion,

s.

+ R.

minated, called, spoken, said.

See

News,

j*j>-)

Name).

kiln, a furnace.

A
lake.

3Tl

(J.

a designation, a name.

called

An

s.

of

plur.

an account; newspapers.

a preceptor.

a denomination, a designation, a
word.

2.

^ajTtfWi
tale,

relation, a story.

s.

(J.

from 3Tl

+ R. s *M+$3>A

a true or probable story.

teacher, a preceptor, a

^^a.(/.3l1 +

R.^1

290

289

Worthy

of being related, deserving of publi-

ing from fever, illness, or distress,

city.

^it7

^^^^a. (w/w.^t^+^Fever).

(corrupt, of

s.

3$

fore-part of a thing

The

ness or affliction, caused by witchcraft or

make

the point, end, or extre-

To

v. a.

progress,

proceed, to

To count

v. a.

over a handful of cowries, barley-corns, &c. by

if

by an

imprecation.

^l\5t^\J

even pairs, to see

Ill-

part in front, or

mity of a thing; priority; an excess; an odd

number.

Suffer-

(m.)

s.

an odd one

remain

will

^Tt^Wvyfa

^^31^13 +

noun from

(v.

s.

^TnST'T) The endeavouring to come forward,

ambition.

3Tt*tH

(m. 3Tl

s.

+ 7 TI[ from R. *f?J. )

1.

A book,

a work on sacred science, and of divine origin

kind of incantation before a marriage ceremony.

the Vedas; a collection of spells or formulas of

Carey.

incantation. As. Res.

^U^tol

(^+

s.

tv5lfromR.*tv^)

3Tt^3t^1

s.

Mildew.

2.

Chaff,

Sabda

the husk of rice or other grain.

pp. 70. 94. 232.

i.

Mohun P.

(^fal+^Tl+Sr)

S.

p. 82.

Trans.

JR.

S.

i.

2.

(In grammar) the interpo-

sition of a letter;

an

affix.

Colebr. Gr. p. 13. 14.

3. Arrival, a coming.

The name of a plant (Bryonia

Chaff.

sca-

Carey.

brella).

Sabda

349.

i.

558. 575. 577.

S. p. 314.

of Srf&H) Prior, preceding,

a. (corrupt,

vlW*l\*

{mfn.

a.

^H^tH + \3i ) Knowing

the

sacred books, well acquainted with the Vedas.

ad. Previously, in

situated in the front part.

the

place,

first

^rf^fa

(mfn. ^Tl

a.

^d^fa/T

first.

from R.

*t^)

ar-

Ar-

To be ap-

(mfn.

a.

come.

rived, approached,

3Ff+*l*Ff) The coming, an

an occurrence.

rival,

+ 5t^

(n.

s.

proached, approachable, near, accessible.

-morrow.

3lt^3?lWa(f.
-

(STTO + StflT)

Nearly arrived,

almost arrived.

^rrt^5

+ C3t^)

The determin-

of an undertaking

a.

by counting

rice, cowries, or

the like.

^tlTOT

+ CSt*fi) See3ltlT3t*K
+

s.

0*1*1) The fore-part or

a. (ngfn. >All+^1t3<-i') Accessible,

ap-

(mfn. 3T1

+ltj from R. *t*I ^

ing, arriving, arrived.

tious.

5.

^Tt^t^

a.

(m.)

1.

cidental, accidental.

^d+^PlsF) Gone

over,

The name of a plant (Bryonia

(mfn.^ + ^l^)) To

a.

sca-

be approached,

accessible, passable, approachable; to

to be

^d^l^T a

Com-

Incidental, adventi-

2.

guest, a stranger, a visitor.

:
7
(mfn. Sfi

(mfn.

made

use

of,

(corrupt, of ^Sl

be over-

practicable.

+ ^t^)

Not

dissolved,

not crumbling.

proachable, practicable.

^TM^fl.

^d^ftP
come

front-part of a thing.

Ar-

Carey.

brella).

3n*tf3t*Tl s. (3ri*t

$$^+$$)

read, studied.
s.

over a handful of

mfn.

riving, approaching.

^TfcfpKJ

s.

ing the result

^tXRT^a. (-3^

\\+ $)
:

Adventitious, in-

s.

(v.

noun of

The

re-

straining or preventing (a person).

<*lKNl

s.

hinderance
a thing.

(corrupt,
;

of

3PT^1)

Obstruction,

the preventing a person from doing

292

291

k a.

of^lf^)

(caws,

strain, to hinder, to obstruct

a. (corrupt,

Tore-

to hold, to watch.

of 3lfftl) Preceding, pre-

Mohun

obstruct, to hinder or prevent, to hold.

p. 167.

(corrupt, of

transgression, offence, fault.

ifi

The extremity

for

a receptacle,

The point or small end

) 1

An

advance of money

2.

anticipation of a

(from ^^-1

Also written

Before,

(from

animal's fore-feet are fastened while

picketed

See

or stands in the stable.

artntfeffira^

it is

Any

thing done prema-

horse's fore

hind legs are fastened, while

2.

an advance of

merchandise or workmanship,

for

it is

previous, prior.

(3IT^ + C3)

ad.

STtdffFT

(3Tt^

s.

s.

Formerly,

for

3$ + WH) The vanguard

(StfTfr + ^tfl)
fire

(applied to)

A woman who bums

on

Very deep,

{mfn. 3Ti

+ 5tt^

from R.

See ^"P"!^?

fire to

(from

^tt^Sf^

Given

Stf^EfTW s (3Tt^ +

in anticipation of a

ad.

in advance,

s.

payment.

from

(^Tt^ttf^^+^n))

To-

Providing for the future, foreseeing,

after

3Tt5ttnl.

^^1^^+^?) The

to-morrow.

a.

^3lt^

3Tfa1
ad. (from

day

a.

01^1

3$,

for

ceding, going before,

s.

+1TPT) Pre-

precursor.

ilKPtW a. (#4, for 3$,

^) Going in front, preceding,

provident.

Mohun P.

p. 140.

(-ft^jra/n.^Tl + ^ttf^l) About

to come, approaching,

coming on, ensuing.

R.*F^).

See

vpf#jff

morrow.

setting

a thing.
.

fire.

The

An advance

herself

with her husband's corpse.

a guest.
a.

Eating

(Lit.)

bottomless.

visitor,

before;

(corrupt, of arfjl ) Fire.

picketed or

going backwards

(mfn. for 'Sp'tlH q. v.)

s.

a.

rank

and

and forwards.

^H^ffo

first

of an army.

The ropes with which a

stands in the stable.

preceding,

onwards, forwards.

(^nt^+f^tf^)

first,

Having the precedence, occupying the

^tTlre

rope with which an

Usury.

in front.

or place

A useless tree.

a.

goods or merchandise.

money
The

thing.

1.

3$

(from

turely or before the due time

(^nm+^3)

s.

s.

(from

or point

of any thing.

siptte

W) A house,

^5Tt*d a. (corrupt, of

(n.) Sin
s.

^Tt^tf^TUl

(from ^Sp"! 5^) To restrain, to

a.

331*11

(n. for viP'l

a room.

of a bamboo.

vious, prior.

P.

^rW^" s.

s.

(/.)

An

Before, in front, in

onwards, forwards.

3tfFHto ad. (^UV)

^'^T 2>)

going before.

agreement.

ad. (corrupt, of ~^JX\

the fore-part

from R.

for

+ vft0%

for

Before and behind; in front and rear;

sooner or later

hesitatingly

shilly shally.

to

293

vATiFFsfPl ad. (STtFl+^stPl

^1^1

particle

See <SR?t\ and

interj.

ber-December).

door

common

^Tt^ltffT

a.

was made

it

to begin the

^&tSfiF\+$$)

(mfn.

a.

A yrahayana.

longing to the month

Be-

The

s.

month A!yrahayana (November-December).

suW^UtfWfc* (/.3rteWn c i+tf%)

Carey.

people.

conferred upon

S. p. 245.

STteWrafte

of mats or other light materials, for the

houses of the

Kola

year.

name was

This

when

of respectful address.

(3Ti + Pt1\5 from R. "^3

s.

made

locat. case of

In the fore-part, in front, before.

294

(^l^t1s5+^+ft)

name

of a

sacrifice

The

occurring in the month

A'yrahayana.

Made

sure or firm like a door of mats doubly

sewed and

srteWrft

Carey.

tied together.
a. (corrupt, of

3I^3^')

Preceding,

s.

hence also called

lope's head,

The day of the

ad. (from ^5lj

In advance, before

hand.

to the

^tfjffe
R.

a.

Belonging

vanguard of an army.
s.

(m. ^Itftj

t^) A

from

place where a

+ 1$

fr

om

fire

is

Belonging or

re-

sacrificial

kindled.

lating

(mfn.

^f^j +^X)

(mfn.

Agni

to

or

1.

Fiery, pungent,

2.

fire.

3$ +H)

to

The name of a

Agni, god of

particular sacrifice

fire.

Fire -arms.

3TW

a.

(from

Hort. Ben.

"31^1 )

boundary, a

limit.

A bad wharf

or landing place.

31*1^3

(m. 3(1

s.

5.

p. 88.

Zealous,

(v.

+ *Tt\3

noun of

v. a.

eager,

ardent,

Patronage, favour.

Seizure, the taking a thing away.

4.

srfcteW

s,

3.

Power,

Perseverance, zeal, eagerness.

(

An

1.

(corrupt, of

2.

from R.

^) A

^WRjt\S)

$71) To injure

(from

blow,

corrupt

s^txpi

v.)

act

Mohun P.

or hurt.

p. 167.

^l^i 13 + f^T) An

obstruction, a hinderance.

STterte

s.

(m. 311

or oiled butter

The eighth month of the Hindu year (Novem-

The

from ^33l-|-R.

(corrupt, of
1.

ability.

OT)

Carey.

of hurting or injuring.

urgent.

2.

music.

3$+^ from R. ^)

(m.

s.

Hindu

re-

See

to hold.

from R.

(n.

s.

accessory grace in

>AlM\31

The name of a plant (Xanthophylflavescens).

A yra-

a stroke, an injury, a plague, a calamity.

srft^jiil^u (srft^r+srg)

lum

month

STtStpTK?) To

hinder, to obstruct,

piquant, provoking, stimulating, digestive.

^Tm)

in the

Chief, principal, dis-

(cans, of

v. a.

strain, to

3ftWI

a.

moon

tinguished.

tjf^Sra

^\

full

2.

hayana.
3Ttet> a

>li%RUl

The

i.

name of a constellation consisting of three stars,

one of which is A Ononis, figured by an ante-

going beyond or before; advanced before the

due time (as money).

^^m+^i)

{/.

3$*rfsT
round.

(n.

^"

from R. *T) Ghee

an oblation of clarified

3J1

+ R.

^+3^)

butter.

whirling

296

295

ST^pT^ a.

+^fT3 from R.

(mfn. 3Tl

Turned round, whirled round.

3rnxrwi

s.

(.

ctm\

sri

The proclaiming a

3T^Tn

r.

^IIS^FI:) The

or

causing the joints of the

ment.

3TteTPl

Scent, the smell-

1.

(to.

s.

Srffipfl.
ing to a thing.

3Tte]T3

(from

3Tffip 5 T^"Wl

^1 + ^T3)

Smelled

1.

3Tt^Ti

s.

3$pt) A finger,

a toe.

(OTYjT*^ Bengali gen.

case

to,

of
scented.

whitlow.

Satisfaction, satiety.

2.

(mfn.

a.

s.

a toe.

by pulling them.

fingers to crack

thing, a public announce-

A finger,

(corrupt, of

s.

The

(corrupt,

of

tip of

the finger.

Satisfied, satiated.

2.

(corrupt, of

^fR^l^l

A chafing-

^n^Hl

s.

^JfT + *K)

thimble.

dish, a large ring.

^rt^t

^Til^t"^

A rinsf.

(corrupt, of

s.

Mohun P.

toes.

A
5HMttl

^Ht<l

^t^rRTO

s.

P.

Coals, cinders.

(corrupt, of

3^1 + ^1) A

coat,

Mohun

Also written

a jacket.

s,

(from

of a thing,

^Tt^t^"

a.

3$pT +

3F5")

The

fingering

touched with the

Fingered,

Also written

fingers.
s

(n.

firebrands.

vAJ.

is

t><t*

counting or

from 3T^[t'^")
2.

^Tte^t

^Ali

3R

reckoning,

oI

1.

multitude of

^.

U>

?)

at hazard.

Charcoal,

coal,

cinder.

species of

fish

(Silurus

pictus).

^)

STteH^fftr
for

^Ibtei

s.

by

&c).

court-yard,

square court.

Carey.

STi

+ TJSFi'

The

from R.

after a meal, or

s.

(n.

30 + Wftir

from R.

washing or rinsing the mouth.

(-^ mfn.

after eating,

Washing

or before performing a

ceremony,
ad. Suddenly, unexpectedly.

Slf^f*^

Vrihaspati, preceptor of the gods.

^51^^ )

A ring.

name

of

a.

31*1

(mfn.

"5^^) Unexpected,

SltW
A

(corrupt, of

Not

a.

Gesticulated, ex-

attitude, gesture,

(from ^SI^^T)

Without

from R. T5Efj Elo-

washing the mouth

a.

mouth

religious

pressed by bodily action (dramatic sentiment,

passion, &c. exhibited

(n.

s.

rinsing or

the

Carey.
(mfn. ^33^ +

+ Wtl

Its

before a religious ceremony.

Charcoal, coal, cinder.

)

(311

s.

a shrub

p. 15.

quence^ oral delivery.

Water

a.

See

(corrupt, of

ad.

Hort. Ben.

tinctoria).

used in dyeing,

^fosfH

(from

^Ttf^l^

root

The name of

?)

counted, measured, or calculated.

p. 72.

3]t^F[H

(from

(Morinda

(corrupt, of

5.

s.

for the

p. 73,

portable hearth, a chafing-dish.

3TlTI>

See

Rings

(corrupt, of

s.

s.

(n.

+ l>f*3"\?

from R.

sudden.

3Tl+T^"l) Usage, custom,

habit.

^Wftl

a.

(mfn.

%&* b4$[ &)

)

served as a habit, usage, or custom.

To be ob-

WW\

297

'$8i$fks&

a.

+ "Sfc? )

(mfn. 3Ti

observed as a habit

3TTE5^
Attended

to or

customary, usual, habitual.

from R.

To be observed

or attended to as a usage,

(mfn.

a.

3H + "5IP

tom

or usage.

^t^ + f^f ^)
3

siij^iifil^

a.

(mfn.

polite,

genteel.

To be

from R.

habituated, accustomed.

practised,

Pre-

vented or hindered by custom, contrary to cus-

Distinguished by manners or habits

custom, or habit.

3Tte6

STTFR + f^f)

(mfn.

a.

298

Wilkins'

3llt>U^ (mfn.^'StZ +

Fallen from

approved usage, neglecting an established

Gr. 727.

rule,

apostate.

3lT5T*f<^

a.

a.

Washed,

Sudden, unexpected.
(mfn.

^Tl

Destitute

rinsed; having rinsed the

3^)

R.

from

mouth

after

of good conduct, disregarding established rules

or customs.

eating, or before a religious ceremony.

SEteWIi

^St|K5Ti

piflfflW^W)

a.

Wonderful,

a.

(-"ft^L mfn.

^t5t^ + ^T)

Con-

Carey.

ducting, acting.

astonishing, surprising.

^llblUJ

^It>k

(m.^1+^t3T

s.

from R.

sipping of water, the rinsing the mouth.

kins'

Gr.

3Ttyto

p. 470.

a.

2.

The scum of

(m/w.^ + TJftP

The

1.

Wil-

boiled rice.

from R.

W^)

To

s.

(m. ^Tl+TTfe',

s.

from R.

Usage, custom, a rule of conduct.

2.

Good

conduct, probity.

3l1^FJ3

(mfn.

3.

T>^)

Manu

i.

A pickle,

SU^fa + "53

and instructs him

(mfn.

$tH+,$?)

a.

(mfn. 3tfl>t

sauce.

rule.

Of pure

Contrary to rule or to established usage.

(-^

mfn. 3ltT>t3" +

(srtFte+f^te)

spiritual

(corrupt, of

Sflftjft

(mfn.

a.

Unsifted.

3Tl+fl>3 from R. ft)

collected, accumulated.

(m.)

s.

spiritual

the wife of a spiritual preceptor,

2.

J.

Co-

1.

measure of ten JB haras.

W>3

?)

The name of a shrub

cart-load.

Out-

^)

(Morinda
See

tinctoria).

Its root is

used in dyeing.

3Tfc

A
desert.

stroke, a blow,

a.

Uncultivated,

Carey.

The

manners or customs and established usages of

a people.

^TtFHIa.

to the established rule or usage.

s.

of ^5ITllD

A
preceptress

vered,

Acting according to custom, conforming himself

srteW^Ffa

n,

preceptress,

3TPjs. (from
a

tyTanu

1.

cast.

STtet^Tfr

(femin.

2.
2,

rule.

he who

the law of

and religious mysteries.

Heaped up,

+ ^ffe )

or
;

171.

108.

morals, of good conduct.

"viill>U4f%

the Vedas,

in

from R.

tom, neglecting an established usage or

a.

guide or teacher

1.

T>3j Fallen off from the usual course or cus-

^UbU^

spiritual

invests the student with the sacrificial thread,

140.

^IT'SU

To

be attended to as a custom, usage,

sacrifice,

be washed, to be rinsed.

(m/rt.^ + T>n5 from R.

a.

^"T^Root,

i.

(With the

3nT>^R?) To

insertion of a nasal,

lengthen or stretch,

^itl

sStkcfe?

299

3]To3^

3X1+5^

{mfn.

a.

from R.

5?t) Co-

sill

00;

a. (corrupt,

^+^)

(mfn. 3J1 + R.
vering, affording concealment

Any

(rww.)

ad. Well.

of 3T0"5i) Good.

a.

Co-

or shelter,

s.

con-

thing that affords covering,

cealment, or protection

a cover, a case,

lid,

^Tl+C^t^

(n.

s.

for

CoiTrT

from R. ^Kj) Hunting, the chase.

vered, concealed, protected, guarded.

3lt50ltTr^

iStld^lW

300

The

noun

v.

act of

dashing a thing against the ground.

3te\5l

(from

a.

S^f^)

ground, beat against,

s.

To

a sprinkling.

Dashed

to the

dashing, a beating,
sprinkle.

a roof.
(from
^Allbbftlk**

*.

(.

+ bjlui)

^fl

1.

The

act of

3lt^f3t"3) The

throwing or beating a thing repeatedly.

covering, concealing, sheltering, or protecting.

2.

a mantle, or any thing

cover, a sheath,

from
Requiring a cover or concealment, to

Covered,

3llTOtffa3

v. a.

(from 3T1 + R.

^F)

cover, to conceal, to shelter, to protect.

To

Mohun

p. 167.

(mfn. 311 +

5^

from R.

5^)

Requiring a cover or concealment, to be hidden.

3TTfe^"
Cut

foW

from R.

fo^K)

+ ^f^3

(n.-3Tl

s.

horse-laugh.

2.

{gerund of 3Tft"^3t^T"3 ) The

s.

noun of srte^sttre)

(v.

s.

3tf^3tfWl

from R.

Making a

a.

a.

noise with

(from

3ltolt"3
ing

(corrupt, of 3TI

v. a.

(corrupt, of 3l1

s.

down

(m.

s.

off,

3lt(.b0}k*i

The

Throwing

+ R.

*J"|j To

+ R.*HiJ A

or beating violently

down

fall

^1 tn(<.sS+<)

slip.

violently.

(from

See

^Tl+C^l

from R.

f\) A

a severing, a seizure, confiscation.

s.

(n. 31*1

+ (5^

from R. fi^Tf

One who

&c.

v. n. (corrupt,

^Ttfbl^t^, &c.
was,

v. n.

of R.

(corrupt, of

am, &c.

R.

3tfn>it^1

(corrupt,

a.

stripped of

its

of

3I+C5^)

a.

off,

mfn.

^ItbW+S^)

seizing, or confiscating.

"STt^ ad. (corrupt, of ^Tp

3TK*f<"?

s.

{n.

33f + ^)

Not

bark, not trimmed, not lopped.

the seizure or confiscation of property.

3TttWft

The verb has only

See

&c.

) I

these two tenses.

)

act of cutting off or severing, amputation

Cutting

dash-

by a

To dash or beat with vehemence.

To slip so as to fall.

cutting

3n53ttU3)

beats or throws a thing with violence, a thresher.

(mn.

Sfl^Wl

Struck violently, dashed.

dash, to smite, to strike.

the finger-nails by rubbing them against one

another.

The

a thing violently down.

STtf^T^ To throw

severed, seized, confiscated.

off,

3TT5*fe?
1.

{mfn. 3j1 +

a.

p. 167.

throwing a thing violently down, the thrashing or

3ltoTR3K3

siiioO^tTp a

^lO^foCsj ) To

of

{caus.

dashing of a thing violently on the ground.

beating a thing,

concealed, protected, sheltered.

P.

3lt53t^1
^lo"^3t'T

be covered.

v. a.

Mohun P.

thresh.

that covers, conceals, or protects.

R.

3Tf^\5lt'3

To-day.

flock of goats.

502

301

+ a. L^i) Unexpectedly,

viil^i5<n.a^.

vallate }

ad. (3jt3i + a.

^i) Unexpectedly,

A jJuJi
.

^TtOTlt

Snf^TT)

(from

s.

o LrAe )
Sr

plur.

I,

The name of a
Carey.

species of lizard (Lacerta Unjineya).

331^31

Goods,

Kinds, sorts, species.

2.

articles.

+ ^r1^) From

(from STl

ad.

3lt3lT^s.

s.

ease.

2.

+ 3F^+

( 311

3TT3Tto^ a.

(a.

From

a.

STlff

Punishment,

retaliation,

Sickness, disorder, dis-

1.

outrage, injury.

affliction,

Afflicted with pain,

(p.

Sick, diseased.

1-

(p. ,_sj\j\)

2.

afflicted, injured.

See

To-day.

(corrupt, of

ad.

3tffS
2.

strange.

(/.

s.

from R.

Level ground.
a.

Ignorant, stupid, foolish.

n$J.1\51<.<P a.

^ft )

and Sffte
Wonderful, admirable,

i^^s? )

from r.

disorder, or sickness.

the time of one's birth.

a.

sri+stFnr

(p.
J\j\)
Trouble,

Troubled,

ad.

(m.

(a. c_>^jwc)

^iil\5ltT

birth,

since one's birth.

^IvS^

horse of a good breed.

vengeance.

suddenly, accidentally.

^Ffl^Ts.

^rW^nr
A

suddenly, accidentally.

War,

1.

An

3.

battle.

instant.

(mfn.

Of to-day,

>

^L$1<nJ4H1

(a.

s.

i^s? + p. A&UJ) A

an exhibition, a surprising

belonging to the present instant.

show,
a. (a. Js-U)

sight.

Weak,

unable, incapable,

wearied, helpless.
a. Ignorant, stupid, foolish.

(a. j*Jac) Great, distinguished, con-

a.

sAjj^J^l^

(a. X+Jac) Greatness, honour,

s.

dis-

spicuous, honourable.

tinction, magnificence.

sillsSUJ.!*^

thing to

^LjT ) An

experiment, an

(from

dirt or

clear-

^+

Belonging to a

898.

R. V5T1.4J

maintenance,

a means of sup-

^1 +

sail.

R. ^51^) To clear

3T^I

ad. (corrupt, of

Freedom,

^T)

To-day.

Reaching to the knee

hands or clothes of a person).

Unpaid labour.

s.

(/.)

s.

(a. SjjsS) Hire,

liberty, inde-

deliverance, release, manumission.

^l3ll*T ad. (^Tl +

See

and^Ttfti.

encumbrances.

i_5^T

(-^ m/k^Ti+^ffa^) Living

upon, getting his livelihood by.

vilivSL^

(m.

STteft^a.

(p. j>\j\) Free, liberated, independent.

(p.

(as the

The

noun

v. a.

pendence

s.

a clearance.

of incumbrances

a place of

A slave.

s.

port.
sail,

(v.

^ilOlll^a.

Wilkins' Gr.

a profession, a livelihood,

attempt, a temptation.

^llvSTl^l

+ ^t)

(mfn.

a.

court-yard.

^l\5lA4.l(.ir*!Ls. (p.

away

helpless,

(p.

an essay.

ing

(a.^^1) Poor,

a.

U|T ) A trial, the bringing a

the test, an experiment, an attempt,
s.

s6|l\5l<

See

wages,

(p.^Ij

rent.

A labourer for

whether paid by the day or by the job.

^44.1^4

s.

(a. Sjy*-]) Hire,

wages,

rent.

hire,

3lt3i1

303

304

C/0 Working without wages, labour

without pay.

^3T^^.

See

from R.
Issuing orders, direc-

2.

commands,

tions, or

-3TT^s5l^

3Tt3sPtea. (mfn.
1. Making known.

s.

(w.)

commander.

(a. jijs) Dear, precious, beloved.

a.

^5IKFpt3 a. (mfn. 3Tl+35f*i"3 from R.

Commanded, prescribed, ordered.

A written

com-

\5S1)

mand, commission,

or order

a warrant,

written law.

3Ti

+ \35v3

from R. 351)

Com-

from

manded, prescribed, ordered.

The making known.

V.

A command,

To command,

an injunction.

To

prescribe.

to

give an injunction, to

To obey.

prescribe.

^TKSt^Sl

an order,

3rtv3a1

s.

*.

or

(/.)

+^)

or

One who

director.

a. (

(.

STfasi-

Obedience, compliance

injunction

or

command,

obedient, obsequious.

transgression of a

3lKFTRt3l

locat. case of

3Tf3sFTfT3

a.

^Sl1^1

+ "Cri^) One who

^rnFfa^l

s.

Conformably

to

com-

giterefSsU

(/.) or

+ ^T^tsS )

(mfn.

Follow-

3lt\$rR*j

(mfn.

a.

ad. Sans.

of

2|

Accord-

contempt

(n.srksfaf^i

33t^1+^wl)

v5rfasfa3

(mfn.

a.

command,

<)

Submitting to

^Tfasi+^IC) Submitting

obedient,

an order, agreeably to orders.

An

to

obsequious

^(w.)

Obe-

STtel + ^STT from R.

3^)

(/.) or

dience, obsequiousness.
s.

(n.

Submission to another's orders or commands

obsequiousness, obedience.

(mfn.
orders, not attending to a

command.
3Tt\5s1^l

In compliance with

s.

*3l

Not complying with

Obedient or attentive to orders.

locat. case

to enjoin.

Compliance with an order or

4-sFi or

3IKSH$7r

to orders.

causal of R.

^JT^I+^^Sl) A

(/.

a.

^%

3^ + ^!)

a.

person, a servant.

ing directions, obeying orders.

^S*t

command,

give orders, to

ing to commands, conformable to orders.

Sans.

^FTI^)

mands, agreeably

(from 3Tl

a command, submissive, obsequious, obedient.

commands.

ad.

prescribed, ordered.

v. a.

from R.

Obsequious, obedient to orders or commands.

The

command.

(-^ m.

s.

gives directions or

%l +^tf^3

prescribed,

3^31 + Slfe^)

(m.

5.

giving direc-

command, obedience.

33T3sK3 a. (^STl + ^BK?) Ordered,

commanded.

^T^feFI

(mfn.

Commanded,

To

The

of orders, disobedience, contumacy.

_ f^rnfn. 3lt35l + ^tfi^P)

Complying with an

a.

ST^TT^

with an order or injunction.

STKSW^

3rT^Tf%?

vSfl)

2.

commands.

^IsSsffitS

^)

commands, a

gives directions or

<4li<5'W'lpt\i1

tions or

R.

or

s.

(m.

trespassing

against

The breaking,

a commandment

transgression, disobedience.

306

305

^D^sl^KJ

<8&$+$S5)

(mfn.

a.

Agreeable to

v. a.

commands.

orders or

Wl OO
^^t^l^f v.

To

tear,

to rend, to lacerate.

See

vill^Ki^xt

(mfn. 33T3i1

a.

command, obsequious,

+ S$<P)

Keeping

(,) or

^TRFk^l *

command

S&t^?S\

STfan^vS^

mucronata.

Tres-

(mfn.

a.

command, neglecting an

passing against a

3^g*Tl

(n.

s.

tres-

ing.

passing against orders, disobedience.

^iKFt^^ft

(-f^L

a.

pT^pC|*jS Trespassing

mfn.

against

orders,

^TT^Ti:^

f^X)

^l^l + C^

(mfn.

a.

^5Xtt^*T

STt^Trfl:

from R.

s. (rc.)

1.

>iA'ivilH

^^P+^l

(w.

s.

drinks clarified butter

from R.

the

name

class of Pitris, or progenitors of

Srtf^TO,.

(m.)

Wilson.

of a certain

2.

Pulastya.

1.

An

a kind of newt.

insect,

The name of a

(Lacerta Unjineya).

species of lizard

See ^ij^Tl

Carey.

;4{tej<t (from Sans.

(Ficus Carica)

Pro-

p. 339.

mankind they

are the descendants of the patriarch

Manu

2.

See

Who

*i"i)

offer-

A species of lizard (Lacerta

A painful pustule on the edge of

the eye-lid.

2.

Turpentine.

Sabda S.
1.

Unjineya).

or clarified butter.

G7*ee,

an

the same as

variegated serpent,

Neglecting or disregarding a command,

disobedient, contumacious.
sSTtspP

to hold

a vexation.

2.

s.

if

End, termination, com-

1.

An accident,
perly ^j|t^ q. v.

dis-

of

S. p. 6,

(p. |Usrl)

pletion.

obedient.
5

Sabda

"3jt^t^5.

3^1 +

mode

by joining the hands and keeping

veneration

the palms from touching, as

^TT^I+^I^PT) The

3|f*T)

(corrupt, of

s.

in-

junction or orders, disobedient.

^Tt^^TT

Sarcocolla, a kind of

(p. CLijjjj])

s.

said to be from a plant called Pensea

resin,

obsequiousness, obedience.

To

3Ti\5i1

or + ^53>1) The keeping an injunc-

tion or

+ R. f^T)

wash the mouth.

rinse or
s.

of 3I1

a. (corrupt,

obedient.

or

fcj^) A

fig

a guava.

in. 198.

ariaEKfcr

n
(

s.

ws> + W) a vessel or dish

vSlt^^s.

to hold clarified butter.

^n^J^t^ft

s.

3lt'^ a. (corrupt, of si^ c6**L.) Eight.

An

(f

(from^ + R. "t>^)

a hinderance, an obstruction.
tock

(lit.)

^^3

To be

noun of

a.

^it^fSE?) The

(cans,

Mohun P.
5.

river

(v.

At-

confine,

at a stand.

St, Jf<$t*A) Not hot,

^TtTT) An

of

aggregate of eight sorts of pulse.

ST^fe^?)

a. (corrupt,

To

^t^^t^t^ )

scratching or lacerating (any thing).

The

of ^1K3

+ <Pft5;T)

Constantly suffering, continually labouring under

p. 167.

noun of

of

lace-

rating or scratching (any thing).

scratch.

The

corrupt,

(v.

^IT^^I^KJ

2.

for

not pungent.
s.

An impediment,
To

the barrier.

to imprison.

(%1

earthen

pot or vessel to hold clarified butter.

a.

disease.

Utt^f&tf^

a.

(3^+5T&1*T)

sorts, including eight kinds.

0f

eight

3Tif

307

308

guess ; the doing a thing after a

mere guess,

^^iJviUt

s.

(3Ttfc

+ (<l[5Ui from rftftf)

The ceremony of throwing

among

other articles

day

book-keeper, an accountant.

or in a state of uncertainty.

SrHjL*^

(Sltfe+TS^)

Flour, meal.

the crowd on the eighth

after the birth of a child, to secure his

Seventy-eight.

2. Bird-lime,

any viscid

^H^+I^j)

Twenty

substance.

good
(corrupt, of

a.

Carey.

fortune.

a.

eight cowries with

eight.

vilify (Sj*l

. (fcrtfe

+"&fw*l)

Forty-eight.

Having a double-

^)

^fefetfl s. (3lt&1
corrupt, of
A bird-twig, a wooden frame smeared with bird-

hipped roof (as a house which has a veranda

lime.
all

round, the entire roof being composed of

+^3^)

of ^4|lt>

a. (corrupt,

Carey.

eight parts).

Seven-

ty-eight.

3tjtfS*l

(3Tt +;&*!)

STttfffr'T^

(from

s.

Thirty-eight.

3tffc+R.

^+^[)

Show, pageantry, pomp.

33l^t1rf^lTTla.

(from^t^ + *jtf*T) Octagonal.

Ninety-eight.

3ftfH^t a. (# +^^)
Sjt&t^a.

(corrupt,

of

Ninety -eight.

sB^HrSWlH)

Fifty-

eight.

instead of

Using

all

Like bird-lime,

his limbs, exerting all his force or

ropy, stringy.

power.

^fff^ a.
f^TT) Clothes which may be worn both night

(corrupt, of

3F$ttl*l

^ttfl^Ta. (from ^ttfl )

Eighteen.

Viscid, gluey.

and day.
tick (Acarus Ricinus,

Incessantly, con-

other species).

tinually, unremittingly.

Eight kinds of

on the same

a. (corrupt,

^1 ^ i^.
of 3F&ft

OK

t"fe)

Twenty-

Sl^Pfff^)

Eighty-

eight.

pulse or seeds fried together.

A trap

Sttktf*!

See

to catch fish,

principle as the

made of bamboo,
common wire rat-

3Ttif*Ht

a.

(corrupt, of

eight.

trap.

(from

roll

of straw placed on the head

with a view to prevent

its

and several

being hurt by a bur-

ter

child born in the

of a

The charac-

eighth

month of

pregnancy; stupidity, awkward address. Carey.

den, a pad.
a.

3lH^fi

a.

(3Tt&

+^fi)

Sixty-eight.
Sixty-eight.

^it^TSl

s.

(from^T^

-(-^Tlal?)

ing, mercantile accounts.

Book-keep-

Born

^TTf%

in

s.

the eighth month of pregnancy.

(from 3fl

+ R.^1)

a truss of grass, a sheaf.

q. v.)

of

(corrupt,

The

A bundle of straw,

2. (corrupt,

stone or kernel of fruit.

3.

of

A branch,

310

309

new shoot of a
Sabda S. p. 394.

the

s.

The

(/.)

tree (the

same

as

same

Sarali,

sort of bird,

I*

(m.

^+

^1

Carey.

T^t)

C&t*l from R.

Pride,

s.

(v.

noun

of^V&^tt)

(from

The hinder-

3$

hin-

s.

p. 139.

Eighteen.

Mohun P.

The

SPtfrl*!

p. 138.

The

S. p. 42.

(corrupt of

tick, the

and

louse that attacks dogs (Acarus ricinus,

^\f%
of

(caus. of

hinder, to impede, to obstruct.

{gerund of

The

(corrupt, of

s.

^lf^>) The kernel

or stone

fruit.

^SlT^f^

^TT^t^^)

Carey.

several other species).

A hinderance,

an' obstruction.

s.

&t?J

Sabda

The twenty-

of 3X^"ft[*1)

of

(corrupt,

a.

eighteenth.

Restraint,

(from

s4t(|^j^<l,i

b'lWl

vill

derance, obstruction.

a.

(corrupt,

a.

ing (a thing), obstruction, restraint.

v.

^T^t^)

of

eighteenth day of a month.

arrogance, self-importance.

Sitter

a. (corrupt,

*l )

Mohun P.

eighth day of a month.

(as a

sides

all

S.

glutinous substance,

3lt~&1^*j (corrupt, of 3F&ft"

horseman when firmly seated).

s.

Sabda

Any

2.

paste, slime, bird-lime.

p. 133.

of

b ) Firm, holding firmly on

STftl^

silk-cotton tree, the

as

pp. 286. 425.

perhaps

Turdus Gingidianus. Colebr. on Am. Co.

a. (corrupt,

The gum of the

1.

a.

(corrupt,

day of a month.

of

3W?f)

Mohun P.

The eighth

p. 138.

opposing or hindering a thing, the securing or

3Tfa

arresting a person.

(from R.

a.

31^)

Athwart, across,

To

Width, a crook or bent.

(v.

The hinder-

noun

a thing athwart.

ing, impeding, confining, or obstructing

a thing.

upon a

The hindering

(from

prevented, restrained, checked.

1.

-^tf^KJ

thing.

beam, a

straighten a

Mohun P.

post.

Confined,
)

Also ob-

2.

To

place

to lean

thing which before was crooked.

or obstructing a thing, restraint, confinement.

^rtt^Pnii a. (ft-om^tt^t^)

^<U3 To recline,

s.

a wea-

rod which he introduces into the warp,

ver's

structing, restraining.

A pilot,

p. 77.

a rod laid across any place, a rod used to meav. n.

(see ^i-U

t^L) To be

restrained,

sure with.

hindered, confined, or obstructed.

A beam
A

{gerund of

hinder-

a building:, a cross-bar.

Also

ance, a restraint, an obstruction.

^t|tf^1

s.

(corrupt, of 31^1 f^l<pl)

apartment, an

attic,

a cross-bar.

an upper-roomed house.

STtttf^^a. (^rtttf^ + OT) Abounding with upper apartments

houses.

An upper

or upper-roomed

laid across

^
beam, a perch

See

33l^t^1 s. (^A4,lo1 + S1\5l)A repository for horses,

a range of stabling, a temporary house for a

Hindu

festival.

311

312

1.

mart, a staple, a factory.

collection of images at a

Hindu

2.

pompous

of a thing,

delight.

Cleansed from

An

4.

apology.

moulding the body

the husk at

3. Passion,

preparations.

excitement; anger; pride, arrogance; pleasure,

festival.

the merchant's warehouses

(as

move

pains.

6.

The

5.

make

to

it

rubbing or

supple, or to re-

eye-lid.

rice).

(from

a.

vills^S

(Wffi'ffi%) Made

a.

for

the

Proud, ostenta-

tious, prolix.

market, exhibited at the market.

(^^+"^1) Glancing, peeping,

^.104
list

The warehouses

5.

mart of a monopo-

or

See

or forestaller.

looking sideways.

(^IsM + p.jb) A monopolist,

^\3TpTt"^s.

An immoderate

s.

after

the longing

desire,

forestaller.

an unattainable object.
(vill\i< +p.

s.

,_$J\S)

A monopoly.

sSn^Tjl a. Cramped, stiffened, benumbed.

The
The warehouse

s.

3fF3^

a forestaller.

a.

stiffened,

Wide and
T

nt^

(^Tfa^ + p.^) A

5.

bank

^1 + ^)

of

(corrupt,

benumbed.

or brink of a river.

See

~3Tt\5]2

Cramped,
.

long.

^SrKSTl
^5Xt\3

steep

market occupied by

or

a.

Neglected,

unnoticed.

left,

monopolist,
a.

Bent, laid across or athwart,

s.

1.

a forestaller.
trap for catching fish.

+ p. ^Ij) A monopoly.
^5rtv5*T

s.

laying across, the

A
bamboo

or other

3n\PTR"

The

noun

(v.

making

cudgel, a bludgeon

made

2.

The beam of a house.

bent or crooked position.

To

kind.

before

or being crooked.

was bent

4.

sort or

straighten a thing which

or crooked.

Across, athwart, diagonally, dia-

a.

of
metrically.

wood.

(ST^ + ^Tte")

ad.

lying or

3.

All

through,

3tf\5t3!' a. (corrupt, of

^jtff^T) Two and

half.

and through.

across, through

3n\53"K5
OT33lif\J

ad.

(^\\5+TK5)

5.

(^t\5 + 3"tf3)

3Tt\5^pT
v.
+ ^3*uD)

-^W

a.

All over.

perch.

(from

Carey.

a.

The act of straightening a thing

which before was crooked.

ing athwart.

s.

Square, as thick
as long.

(from

^kilWkii

1.

loud sound, as a charge

sounded by musical instruments, the roar of an

elephant, a war-drum.

2.

The commencement

2.

Bending, lay-

Laid across, bent, crooked.

(3Tte1

stretching of the

Any

Carey.
s. (to.)

Bent, laid athwart,

screen or large fan to keep off the sun.

or

or

crooked.

body

Cartel)

yawning, or

after sleep.

thing which intercepts the view,

a cover, a screen, a shelter.

3Tft3tU*T ad. (locat. case

ol viilvi'FT)

servedly, secretly, in concealment.

Unob-

.
.

314

313

(/.)

kind of bird, Sdldri, perhaps

Turdus Gingidianus.

Am.

See

soft.

Colebr. on

Co. p. 123.

1.

stake, a wager.

mise.

4.

s.

2.

quarrel,

A resolution,

The name of a fish

^lb<P)

(from

3.

a pro-

(Silurus clarias ?).

The name of a measure

in

b<t

or

maunds

two manns or maunds (about a hundred and

place, to lie in
v. a.
v. n.

To

To be

ambush,
1.

To bend,

a-jar, to

(mfn.

a.

to lay across.

2.

3.

(^rtf^+^3^)

The lurking

about a thing, the lying in ambush.

v^lbpP^I

in wait, lurking, insidious,

s.

An

Lying

s.

Commotion

(corrupt, of 3I*5

+ Hl\5 To

vomit)

or pain in the bowels before vomit-

from

(f.

^l0l

s.

(corrupt, of

(/.) 1.

&c.)

field,

3-

Sown with
2.

Holding

See

^lb<P)

^(Wj.

See

The name of a measure.

A kind of lentil
A fragrant earth.

See

or pulse (Cytisus

2.

See

v4llb<pl*l a. (mfn.*\\b<* + t/T) See fc) b I^fP

33tFi

s.

The same

^i\i*<) An

excuse, an

b<P

as

two manns or maunds.

b-i

S. p. 50.

measure of

b< and ^Sltf^S

See

(mfn.} Opulent, wealthy, rich.

a.

compounds,

Rich

(mfn.}

Sabda

b<?)

of

(corrupt,

s.

quently in

See ^5TT\3^""K5

ing.

s.

b<F.

3ltfU

fish (Silurus clarias?)

s.

b<?l

^lll

Sab-

assassin.

name of
^lo^llvi

cajan).

1 (ifnvjfl fvpj

adrf^to^ftsrl

1.

or containing an drhaka.

^41
s.

accounted one drhaka."

p. 216.

cross.

srtf^fta^

( *Jo ) are

an drhaka of seed (as a

be bent or crooked.

Colebr. Alg. p. 3.

Eight drhakas make one drona.

lurk about a

to peep.

of grain, equal to four

" In the neighbourhood of Calcutta two manns

da S.

To

A measure

eleven ounces avoirdupois.

use in the neighbourhood of Calcutta equal to

pounds).

(mn.}

s.

Prast'has, or containing nearly seven pounds

Carey.

fifty-six

or

baiting-place.
^All

anger, hatred, a threat.

To take a lodging

a platform.

in

flowers,

e.

from ^PX*^

ItbJ
s.

(m.}

&i?3?|%Tp

Rich.

flower,

^*1*J.

g.

Fre-

a.

apology.

(mfn.} Abounding in exquisite fragrance

The steep bank

a

river, precipice, or cliff.

ad. (from

^llO)

or edge of

See

>Sp a. Excellent,
+ 3TlT) Rich.

Across, athwart, side-

a.

(mfn.} Low,

ways, diagonally, behind a screen.

>9*lfWl*t
Across,

a.

(mfn.

s.

Swallowing with

3Ttt\5l^ a. (3Tl
stiff,

*<4lK?1

avidity, gluttonous.

+ C3t$ from R.

^) Cramped,

benumbed.
s.

post,

(m.)

s.

from

Smell,

inferior.

31^+ ^T)

Bearing, or

to

fit

bear panic (Panicum miliaceum).

athwart, sideways.

from

7\%

(mfn.}

1.

The edge of a sword.

pin of the axle of a cart.

See

dary.

^l*p'J^1

s.

3Tp!

3.

limit,

2.

The

a boun-

ball of clay or

wood, a bowl

for

play.

a station, a stand, a stage,

s.

sheaf, a wisp.

Sabda

S. p. 4. 85.

316

315

3irt

(corrupt, of

^T.^) The knee.

Sabda

S. p. 82. 177.

30*1^

win
as

s.

SF^+^fa) A

S5*WL

or

p. 4.

(corrupt, of

31^3)

An

egg, the roe of

> The termination of the Sanskrit

ablative

and as such frequently occurring as the

termination of adverbs.

without

The name

(corrupt, of

Sabda

name

See

^ifopWi

The

q. v.)

of a medicinal plant, the root of which

and used

sold in the shops,

doubt attaches

be applied
PI. 41.

to

this

Much

in dyeing.

term

Sunshine,

Ripened by the

a.

Rice that has

STfa^faSFT

Rice ripened

s.

sun, without artificial warmth.

SltsPfas.

+3") An umbrella

(n.

of silk

(a.^c) Perfume,

W$Mt

See

573.

vi.

from R.

(-

s-

essence of flowers.

^) The

rent of

the fare for being ferried over a river

ferriage, fare, freight.

SrKFT

^Tl +

(n.

s.

^f

from R.

gratification.

2.

JX)

1.

white pig-

to

Wallich,

to very different plants.

Asiatic Researches,

sun.

CSTKFl+tf^)

s.

Satisfaction,

seems

it

R.3*L)

from

artificial heat.

a ferry

is

See

heat).

artificial

<wW, ^f^f^l,

S. p. 8. 37. 258. 433.

(corrupt, of

theft,

or leaves, used in the East as a parasol.

of a medicinal plant, the same as

and

of

by the

(Aconitum ferox),

criminal, the per-

been cleansed of its husk without the assistance

3TT S

q. v.

which has been freed from the husk

rice

STftPfSl^
Opulent, wealthy, rich.

a.

by the

heat produced

fish.

case,

(m.3H + \Pl

s.

sun (as

( fll/T^m/ra.) A

s.

arson, murder, adultery.

fruit.

p. 70.

lift

petrator of a capital crime, as felony,

STlRPl

The stone of a

(from

P.

Sabda S.

Sft

Satisfaction, gratifica-

7.

See

Wilson.

v$4 l\Ssi

tick,

The same

small portable fire-place.

WfT^StYpt!^

JSfbfaft

Speed, velocity.

tion.

(corrupt, of

s.

6.

ment used
houses on

the walls

paint

to

or floors

of

festivals.

(p. jif() Fire.

3jt\?^

s.

W+'v3< from
Mohun P. p.

(m.

fear, dread.

of a drum.
s.

fear,

3d +

(m.

awe.

sound of a

1.

22.

2.

The sound

from R.

j3^)

I.

3.

The

from R. v3*i)

in fusion.

any thing, as
milk to turn
5.

Danger,

The

2.

powder or

s.

flux so used.

1.

3.

Lettin s

^jV

off fire -

a.

(from

SRpfl.

The name of a

a.

q. v.)
tree,

Flaxen, of

flax.

the custard-apple

Mohun P. p.
reticulata.

57. Hort.

Carey.

Assisting gratis in a concert.

The name of a

Casting;

Casting away, destruction.

calamity,

(Annona squamosa).
Ben. p. 43. Annona

fruit

4.

flux to metals

for instance butter-milk into fresh

it.

s-

works, fireworks,

Terror,

or tabor.

Calcining, adding a

^'W^aPteR

3^3^

2. Disease, pain, affliction.

drum

Terror,

Carey.

Disease.

3.

R.

an epidemic disease.

(Olea dioeca).

3Tfat3R

Hort. Ben.

ad. (corrupt,

of

p. 3.

^T + ^R)

this, in these circumstances.

In

318

SffcH

317

of a fruit-tree, the custard-apple tree (Annona

from R.

\Ft)

See

kite.

Also

reticulata).

HWftPW

(from

5.

destitute of

^3lft^%1.)

Craf-

3]1l3"frp

3rtfftq

R. ^TtTTj Deceitful,

A kite.

^l + ^lfU^from

(-ftl^

a.

Without

oil,

oil.

(n.

s.

+ C3"fcp

3l1

^t) A

from R.

musical instrument.

knavery, swindling.

tiness,

the custard-apple.

(corrupt, of

a.

ness, knavery, swindling.

its fruit,

crafty, swindling,

3H3a.

(mfn. contraction of

s. (wi.)

STli^^ a.

See

^\K<3 ?)

Taken,

received, accepted.

(mfn.

^rt^ + ^t^) Whose

pride has

been brought down, humbled, humiliated, de-

^AlksU

3l1+3t3: from R. ^) The

(m.

5.

charged for being ferried over a

river,

fare

graded.

fare,

3lt3 5t^'

See

freight.

a.

^jtS + St^f) Whose

(mfn.

pride

has been subdued, humbled, degraded.

(from

The being

of

(corrupt,

Endeavour,

?)

agitated with pain, agony.

exertion, a labouring or striving for the attain-

^UilR

+ 3^) A

(from 311

s.

long shelf, a

receptacle placed above the head.

33TTR>

(from

ad.

ment of an

) 1

a.

Proper for

Hospitable, attentive to a guest.

2.

Only used

nature, inherent.

(mfn. from

a.

a guest.

^tj&j-^)

(mfn.

a.

Above and below, every where.

object.

from

53*-!.

Of the

in

Of

compounds,

a guest.
s.

SrfsjN)

1.

Proper for

Hospitable, attentive to a guest.

2.

(w.) Hospitality, the attention paid to guests

e. g.

nature of error, erroneous,

Error,

^i*KP^ (m.^TtH^+^^)
s>

(mfn. from

a.

the same

domestic

quarrel.

SltH^t^

s.

^liH-f^tiP)

(n.

One's

own

business, the private affairs of a person.

or visitors.

STtfe^f^

a.

(mfn.

3jf3Ul*j+^)

3TtH^\?
Mis-

taking or attributing the acts or peculiarities of

a.

^11^+^3) Made,

(mfn.

formed by one's

self.

different individuals.

^flfWfli

s.

Self-im-

&. from

TSfoW

portance, conceit.
)

Excess, the

Stfisbl

passing beyond bounds or limits.

interj.
ticle,

(h.

T Come, +^Sj

a plant,

a>

Subject

to,

dependent on.

(mfn.) Diseased, sick,

(^Tl

+ ^)

cowitch or

(Carpopogon

aftp>^ a. (-1K\ mfn. 3}tH^+ ^Tf^^T)

afflicted, dis-

2.

Asserting the existence of Spirit or Soul.

Selfish, interested.

3TtWF3 a. (mfn.
from R.

cowhage

of

Carer/.

tressed.
s.

(f SflTF^+tSS) The name

pruriens).

1.

a.

s.

vocative par-

used in calling a dog.

sill\3N^l^

or per-

3\)

The name

*J$3 from R. 3?L)

Self-destroying, committing suicide.

319

320

SHWre^

-VtS\ (-f^)

or

m}?mi$^tm
ing,

+.^3^

or

(mfn.

a.

Self-destroy-

fSrteS^W s.
+ hPT;) (In
kins'

crow, a cock.

3jtlpr + 3[) Produced

(mfn.

nerated of

self-born.

itself,

dat. case of

s.

^HTT^i

(femin. of 3ltlI)

s.

(mfn.

a.

Spirit or Soul.

3^11^+ \3i)
Knowing

2.

1.

Wil-

3tfW 5 P|Tr +

(-ftl^mfn.

a.

or ge-

Inflected according to the middle voice

son.

daughter.

Knowing the

himself,

or

Gr. 142, 143.

or proper form of conjugation

3TtH3i1

SHIFT

proper form in the conjugation of verbs.

committing suicide.

a.

^Utt

(n.

grammar) The middle voice

self-con-

3TteM3Ti Z

belonging to

See ^Tfllt^PlTf

the proper form.

sitii^+^r

(f.

^)

self-

encomium, self-applause.

scious.
a.

of the Spirit or Soul

one's self, deceiving one's self, self-deceiving.

2.

sion, self-deception.

Know-

(mfn.

ing the true nature or essence of the Soul or of

the Spiritual Principle that pervades the universe.

3nTT3i

s.

3TflFl+3l) h

(f.

spiritual nature.

2.

Spirituality,

The being equal

sincere attachment

self,

Self-delu-

Self-

consciousness, self-knowledge.
a.

or

to one's

friendship.

See

self,

a.

(mfn.

equal to one's

3TtTr3

NlU*l*i

being equal to one's

I;

Spiritual nature,

self,

spirit.

2.

The

sincerity, friendship.

s.

(n.

^TtlX^+^rt

!)

Self-preser-

vation.

^TtHCTR^I
deity, the

^\*fWj-<*\ ) A

(m.

independence,

a. (jnfn.j

own influence or

controul

5 . (/.

sillil-t+O^vHl)

A tutelar

guardian-god of a family or of an

individual.

own

person's

Subject only to one's

independent.

Personal controul or au-

1.

re .)

thority over a thing

independence.

Self-

2.

self-controul.

SltWf^a. (-3^
Endowed with a

mfn.
or

soul

3ltT^+ ^)
spirit.

2.

3.

1.

Being

of the nature of mind or soul, spiritual,

not

Directing one's ef-

towards the spiritual in preference to the

real world, meditative, meditating

Manu

nature of the soul.

A mirror.

one's

authority, influence, or controul over a thing

forts
!

s.

As

self.

corporeal, immaterial.

StfWl

STtHql

one's

command,

the essence or peculiar nature of

See

Like one's

self.

HtlT T + 3)

(n.

s.

3TTTT\+3^P)

(^l*l*i+^)

ad. Sans.
self, like

(/.) or

SuV^vS^P

^TtTF^+^N) Deluding

philosophical knowledge

of the Spiritual Principle of creation.

tjhl**S\A

(mfn.

Knowledge

) 1.

srrrret^

s.

i.

on the divine

108.

srtn^+sl^) a

ifsg

3jTTI^+fcFI)

The

cousin.

SltHfeFir
sale

of

s.

(m.

one's

self.

See

Wilson's

note

on

the Mrichhakati, p. 51. 52.

srrrrf^re^ i

exposition of one's

^rrn^+'ftreirT) An

own

affairs.

STtirf^ft
t^P)

a.

(-f^T

Selling himself.

mfn.

3TtlXf^T +

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321

STfirf^^a.

(>/.

^ll^+ft^J)

getting himself, forgetful of one's

words.
.OTijj .jTiacff-oftci

J3

(fisu* *io

vj'i(>.i

own deeds

Ax

.%

or

j>i>*'

t-

R.A.S.

For-

the principle of individuality.

own

nature.

:3ltTr^+C^tH)

(m.

Know-

l.

7.

ledge of the mind or soul.

self-consciousness.

2.

Self-knowledge,

Upanishads of the Atharva-Veda.

Care,

The

6.

effort, exertion.

Body.

8.

the

understanding,

The

man's

5.

Firm-

The name of the twenty-eighth

vm.

477.

As. Res.

As. Res.

^SUTFT^is frequently used

"

krit instead of the personal pronouns

viii.

2.

intellect.

Upanishad of the Atharva-Veda.

The name of one of the

3.

4.

3.

>

ness.

3ltHRT<l

n. 13. 14.

31. 560. 561.

i.

self,

in

Sans-

I,

thou,

496.

when employed

in the reflex

thyself, himself."

When it pre-

may

frequently be

he," particularly

3TtlTp

Si

(m.

a name of

#'^fatif1

^BSrH R- ^ ) The self-existent,

Brahma and
s.

(f.

of

Kamadeva.

(See

Manu

by own and proper

^itlPTf ^ft"

from R.

Own son, from ^SOTC^

When it follows in com-

Son.

position

^)

^1H5T^in3

e. g.

thy, his, or her)

16.)
Self,

(mfn.

a.

it

particle

(My,
i.

compound words

cedes in

translated

^tTPT + irW) A

of the Supreme Spirit.

" myself,

sense,

denotes

nature,

Religi ous,

from

it

disposition,

e. g.

Selfishly voracious, feeding greedily, while the

St^tTd

Religion

family or dependants are in want.

s .(/.^tlI^+^1^1)Self-applause,

^itirr^Tr

Mohun P.

self-praise, ostentation, vaunting.

^rfsr^+steft 3 *) Rei y m g

a (mfn.
.

on or depending upon

p. 108.

^IWf^J

a.

self,

independent.

^W^+^f^5.)

(mfn.

Self-approved, self-pleased.

Extolling one's

311*1^1**1
one's

a.

self,

(mfn.

conceited, ostentatious.

WT^f^W)

^i*lUr

Like

self.
s.

SrtlOTK

a.

(from

STtTF^+^TK) Own,

^TtcUf^
Self-destruc-

StfTO^I

Mohun P.

s.

(-3

m.

^rtTT^+^)

One who

(_7r^m. from r^s

:

mind or

soul,

Brahma

-^3

(.)

3IcS$ +

^)

Re-

Endless,

(mfn.

2.

Excessive, entire, complete,

1.

full,

Extremity,

5 . (/.

The name of a Rishi

m. from
or sage, the son of Atri.

many hymns comprised

STtanf}

soui,

the Divine Spirit pervading and

vivifying the universe,

(f.) or

(fern.

2.

spirit

\3l

endlessness, excessiveness, completeness.

attendant upon an idol.

mind,

related, akin.

a.

^TaJ|3^\3l

suicide.

Belonging to

own; cognate,

friend.

extreme,

artnri*. (-5?t ^.^nTt\+R.^) 1. o ne

who destroys himself, one who commits suicide
one who does not attend to the welfare of his
own soul. Isd-Upanishad. 2. The servant, or

infinite.

p. 95.

commits self-destruction or

srrjrl

(m.)

^nH^+^T)

self,

lationship, intimacy, friendship.

proper.

tion, suicide.

(mfn.

a.

one's soul or

a.

(from

The name of a

3Tfa1

(a.

*i

He

in the

^^TT)

is

the author of

Rig-Veda.
1.

Menstruous.

river in the north of

gM)

Bengal.

rich sort of silk cloth,

satin.
;

the

the reasoning faculty.

human

Trans.

^rteJ^

s.

(m.

from

1.

family

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324

srfrri

A Brahman who has well studied

the Atharva-Veda. (n.) A collection of prayers,
priest.

2.

Respectable,
noured.

&c. delivered by the sage Atharvan.

3^)

3Tftt a. (corrupt, of

A mark

half.

mTtfftTS
from

Hemi-

violent pain in the forehead,

crania.

W|5ra>. (corrupt, of
one

A moiety,

(^T^m+^f)

One

half,

honour, to re-

*ilvi*W

a.

(>w>.m1+TO

from R.

Entitled

^)

3Tfc4s.

mU^from R.

(m.

2.

commentary.

which a copy

is

made

The

3.

mir-

original

from

1.

a specimen.

4.

A mark,

a sign.

moiety.

^n^ar^yl a
half done,
s

(ml + R. \) To

v. a.

Carey.

spect, to revere.

ror.
s.

or sign, a land-mark.

to reverence or respect, honourable, venerable.

half.

^TtTjntlrft

deserving to be ho-

venerable,

C^ITS^I) Half depraved,

stamp used

bad.

vile,

^^ + ^5^1) Half a piece

(corrupt, of

of cloth.

QJflT^wJ^ s

vll 1 14^1

s.

2.

impression.

small coin, the

current

copper-coin of

(corrupt, of j^Sb)

half of a paisa

Carey.

equity.

Justice,

Jj^) J
to make an

(the

Bengal) in value one farthing English; a half

M\ 140

(from ^il^-)

s.

short piece, or half a

brick.

Carey.

piece of cloth, being twenty cubits long.

3j6f^P
^1

'STHlTs?

cu^U)

(a.

s.

cjjU)

(from a.

acZ.

Usage, habit, custom.

14"^

Habitually, usually,
s.

mum

(a. c>j^)

s.

number, numeration, com-

putation.

'S^WSp

s'.

(corrupt, of

(corrupt, of ^iil

Hort. Ben.

officinalis.

good

ad.

C^ftSr'WC
(a. ^iT) A man,

a descendant of

s.

reverence, honour, esteem.

2.

Respect,

1.

mlw<^ s

si

rnl

(corrupt, of

a.

+ IJRl

(m/K.

from R. "5

mtoJtCT
doing

honour, or reverence,

irttR'ffcr

of

3^)

Half and

m| + 3I

*i)

half

3npfH)

entitled to half a share

Having
an equal

dunghill,

a place where

filth

is

thrown.

(corrupt, of 33t"5<) Ginger.

(n.

Zingiber

partner.

commence-

ment, a beginning.

affi^fl

srfrrMU.

a half share

from R. TJ)

(Ammo-

p. 30.

share or portion, an equal share.

Adam.
(in. Hi

Ginger

half, in half shares.

(corrupt, of

Mi ddle -aged,

a.

small silver-coin,

p. 1).

(corrupt,

manners, polite education, good conduct.

v3lVW^l

SJ<1?)

Mohun P.

Zingiber.

mWmtft
(a. t >j!) Urbanity, politeness,

3J^) A

in value half a rupee.

customarily.
\lll

s.

ml + TtTfft

a.

C^t^fe+^tT)

mfttpf s. (w.ml +

Filthy, polluted.

from R. T{1) The taking,

accepting, or receiving (of a thing).

from R. T7)

^[Wf

(.

mfrrfr + ^Tfr) The

re-

and giving away (of a thing)

ceiving

barter,

UtfTTB)

2.

exchange.

^ilk t^ 3^

(from cJj\.Ae

s.

326

STfrft

3$ftr

325

Enmity, hatred,

dis-

from ^rfpff^)

(.

s.

deity in general.

cular class

sun.

of a parti-

the A'dityas are twelve in number,

they are forms of Surya,

cord.

The

1.

A deity

3.

and

or the Sun,

appear to represent him as distinct in each

^rWpnit 5 ^*.

^o + ZuM)

(a.

The payment

of a debt.

^TtTtt^t

4.

(3rW +

s.

month of the

STtototsft

a. (corrupt, of

p. 4.

xi. 222.

Carey.

plant (Calotropis gigantea).

The name of a plant

Hort. Ben.

(Gratiola Monnieria).

Manu

Wilson.

year.

The orb

C v fffiTO)+^3^

s.

of the sun.

3^ + ^tfH)

Par-

taking of equal shares, sharing equally.

SltfkO)^

a.

3tffk ) + 3Pi

(mfn.

Shaped

like the sun.

ceiving or obtaining a thing, the borrowing of

^llfa 3") 1. The beginning or

commencement of an undertaking. 2. Prece-

money.

dence, priority.

sill" I* Itf

(Sfl + TtftT from

s.

^TfrttSFlTr

or

(a.

s.

The

It.

^U + ^tJT)

re-

written

contract or agreement.

^ffritr^r^i

a.

(from a.

Acting in a court

Frequently employed in compo-

initial.

when

sition,

denotes that the word to which

only the

first

supply;

e. g.

lower

deities,

it is

subj oined

of a series which the reader

from

The

first

3jtlt.ilo

cause.

>

P mr

s.

first,

An

(w.)

3ltfR' -f *I )

i.

(n.

^fift +

appella-

The

first;

(corrupt, from

parts of India.

In the neighbourhood of Cal-

cutta, six ser are

reckoned one adiya.

of

poet

primary

3Ttf^ a.

(mfn. 3Ti

+ ft^

from

Ordered, commanded, directed.

s.

(n.)

Carey.

It.

1.

2.

Appointed,

The fragments

or leavings

of a meal.

the

from the beginning.

(.

from^iftfo)

ing some portion of territory to him.

1

Hit 3"

1.

a god, a deity, offspring of Aditi, the wife of

of Kasyapa, and mother of the gods.

^Tl

+ ^T/T^

3.

One who

Carey.

from

Uneasiness, calamity, distress.

transgression.

(In mythology)

treaty

of peace with an enemy, effected by surrender-

v41

(^ftf + ^^T ) From

prior,

measure or

A
) l.

first,

6.

Brahma.

ad. Sans.

s.

Being the

10.

to

2. (In mathematics) Analysis, algebra.

srtftrerr

s.

Manu

i.

weight, which varies considerably in different

Colebr. Alg. p. 130.

3rfp[3S

See

(mfn.

fixed upon.
first

Narayana. Manu

primaeval,

god:

first

previous, preceding, initial. Wilkins' Gr. 927.

term in a mathematical

The
an epithet of

SnfWte

is

The

is

Colebr. Alg. p. 52.

progression.

first,

or

+ 0l^)

^tf^ + ^S)

(mfn.

Brahma.
a.

l^Uo Indra and the other

(tw.)

s.

Vishnu

equivalent to et ccetera, and

is

it

of

existing
tion of

(mfn.} First, prior (in merit, rank, or or-

a.

(m. 3ltfTt

s.

a.

of justice, dispensing justice.

der)

name

court of justice.

L-JltXe)

in.

s.

STtftlCT^
a

^yi t^Ls)

(a.

s.

vi^ftvi

2.

Ttfc

Fault,

causes calamity or

distress.

SrWItfeil

s.

(n.

t5PM#^

The whitening the walls

from

It.

tft?t)

or floors of houses on

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328
or as a religions

the occasion of a festival,

ceremony

the stirring up a

a. (a.

An

(a. jjus)

1.

enemy, a

a.

3rtCP[$t

Just, equitable.

JjU)

3ltUl*l>

s.

commander, a

3TfC&rl

^iii^-n

^^-)

Half-grown, not ar-

of

(mfn. 3Ti

a.

2.

Safe

Manu

^Tt^\3^

iftj

from R.'W\ Honoured,

n. 234.

honoured or attended

3ltTjrf\J

s.

(/.

3Ti

\)

De-

+ f\J

to.

At

of p.

(corrupt,

s.

e^AlJ^c) A com-

petitioner,

a.

899.)

from R.T*) Respect,

3[tf^,

(mfn. from

The

prior,

first,

Within sight; as

first

far

a.

Not

The

seeing, not hav-

order,

(m. 3Xl

(1**1

fa*L) An

from R.

a command, a precept.

(In grammar)

the substitution of a letter or syllable for another.

Colebr. Gr. p. 13. 14.

3$Olft^

a.

commands,

{mfn.

Giving orders,

(m.)

A commander,

or directions,

s.

one who gives directions.

3n0t*K s.

(n.

injunction, a

ad. (3ltfR"

end, inclusively,

3TtD*f*l\?

3}1

+ CTl*fr

(mfn.^ +

order, to

v. a.

STfilPfa

s.

command,

+ R. ft*jj To

to prescribe.

+ P|T[)

(m.

first

tell,

to

(as

mor-

(In algebra) the

root; that quantity, of

which the

square multiplied by the given multiplicator,

and having the given addend added, or subcapable of affording an

trahend subtracted,

is

exact square root.

Colebr. Alg. p. 363.

From

or direction.

CClPtsJ) Ordered, com-

end.

3ltp[ + 3I3" +

Having a beginning and an end

the

from the beginning to the end

first
;

all

along.

3rncjsrta<?

(STi

mfn.

An

from R.

command, a precept

manded, prescribed.

3Ttorf*TU3

s.

beginning to

The beginning and

tal beings).

to the last,
a.

+ 3I3") From

Also written

least or

3ITO*I + ^)

ancient

calculator or mathematician.

3ltW3t^a. (-3^

ing seen, unseen.

(Tn alge-

root of the affected square.

Colebr. Alg. p. 251.

SM.Wb

(corrupt, of 3I+CTt*tf1 q. v .)

not seeing of a thing,

3TtTP[*1

a plain-

see Wilkins' Gr.

preceding.

Any

(^1+^t^)

/;

first,

plaint, a petition, a law-suit.

bra) the least or

as the sight of the eye reaches.

^TtR^tl

of

in the beginning.

reverence, esteem.
ad.

gives

tiff.

serving respect, worthy of reverence or esteem,

to be

who

employer

prior.

3jt THtKl

{mfn. ^ll + T^RP from R.

a.

An

First, previous, initial,

esteemed, revered, respected; attended to (as a

duty).

one

legislator,

orders.

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

3T + TJ^ from R.

Open, uncovered, unguarded.

^SUTPf^

or

(from

a.

growth, immature.

a. (corrupt,

from R.

priests.

covered.
(corrupt, of

ft*!) To

foe.

"3ltW\3 a. (See silll^T ) Open, unprotected, un-

its full

from R.

(-$ U 3Tl + Cm

directions

rived at

31 +

(mfn.

be ordered, to be commanded or prescribed.

fire.

(?.

a weight equal to

str) +irto) a mhha,

five

gunja or ratti seeds,

about seventeen grains and a half

troy.

Wilson*

3TlH

329
s.

3im> +^T).

srfc.^

s ee

STfttfe

(mfn. 3J1

a.

from R.

3Tt<tfrt

See Snijjfi

to the last,

^^tpT
Ginger (Zingiber

(from

Hort. Ben. p.

^itfHWt

a.

2.

(Used

3T^) Half

a rupee.

(^tfH+C^R)

s.

contempt.)

in

Half a

ser,

or

about three-quarters of a pound avoirdupois.

1.

(mfn. 3Tl

Half a paisa or a farthing

3ltpT, and ^T^tf^

(from

*.

^tpR

offici-

Half a brick, a frag-

1.

half a rupee.

(3TtTp 4*"SjtlS5) From the be-

along.

nalis).

brick.

English,
first

3T^)

(from

s.

ment of

ginning to the end, from the

s.

*j^J

Glut-

luxurious.

all

from R.

futed in argument.

ft^j

tonous, immoderately voracious, not emulous,

^itr^Wg"

^ + %fW3

(mfn.

a.

Convicted before a court of law, beaten or re-

Colebr. Alg. p. 363.

33t^J"

330

Sjfft

+ fSTCIEft

from R.

|)

3T$Ti

3T^) One

(from

s.

half, the moiety.

Honoured, respected, revered.

ad. (from ^3T^) Half and half,
(corrupt, of

^H^tH
and

ad.

by

half,

STftt^tN.

^^-) A
of

(corrupt,

moiety, one half.

31^ + 3^)

Half

halves, insufficiently, imperfectly.

(corrupt,

s.

of

3jf+#fW

by

halves.

(3T$l + 3I

*1 s.

3IT*tt
!

tion

amounting

3H^1

*ft

OJC

1)

half-share, a por-

to one-half.

(3ltH + 3I *ft) Possessing

a.

half-share, entitled to a half-share.

violent head-ache, Hemicrania.

3JT^H s
Loose,

(n.

3I1

de-

+ HH

The con-

from R.

taining a thing, the being in possession of a

generated, vile, bad.

thing, the being pregnant with

Half an

idiot,

a pledge, a deposit

a receptacle

a surety.

weak, stupid.

foolish,

from R.

^tPiT^I
filling

ad.

(3^ + Pftt+^Ti)

Half

the belly, half appeasing the appetite,

scanty, meagre, insufficient (as a meal).

=3i^Sl
belly,

a.

half

meal).

(^TlH + C^tl) Half

satiating

filling

the

Half-ruined or

)
;

in

quo

certain

place.

1.

very

much

2.

receptacle,

of a tree.

3.

a basin at the foot

supporter,

who

one

holds or

4^m&

(mfn.

a.

31 +

*^+^)

unrighteous,

from R.

Half a meal,
ness, effrontery.

a scanty meal.

Wilkins'

Had.

Bold-

p. 37.

from Rt*8ft j
:

s.

(Sll

Unjust,

depraved.
)

^Tt^II^

Com-

that which contains a thing, a locus

a dike, a canal

\)

the being put or con-

maintains a thing. 4. The locative case, in or on.

See

depraved

tained in a

a vessel

meagre (as a

scanty,

prehension, location

+ ^IPT

from R.

pledge,

agony, anxiety

a pawn.

distress.

from R. <te
conviction of a culprit in a court of law.

The

pawn
thing.

2.

eager expectation

(from 3Ti

+ R.

<ft)

1.
;

Mental

calamity,

pledge, a

the depositing, fixing, or establishing a

3IW

331

Excess,

super-

abundance, surplus, increase.

STtfsffrrf^

Be-

longing to a tutelar deity, owing to divine interference.

3Til^r

Sovereignty,

supremacy, government,

v. a.

To

govern, to exercise royal authority.

qSp^&Sfta
Given

(mfn.

to a first wife

3^31^ + ^)

upon marrying a second

(as property).

The enjoy-

or use of a thing deposited as a pledge,

3Ttetfa
The

3[t^Xt 3

a.

a.

^TiftSTl 7!

s.

(f.

Additive

2.

Blown

rygmi,

I.

(n.

from 3Tlf*l

(from

by the wind

fire

(m.)

s.

1.

Flatulence, borbo-

abdomen with

Wilkins'

MS.

3Ti+^rt;T from R. &1)

3^JlH T+^)
:

(mfn.

a.

31$)

Half- grown, not arrived

Flatu-

Arising

Belong-

ing to the Supreme Being. Wilkins' Gr. p. 505.

s . (n.

3Tl

+ ^TfromR.tH>)

remembrance

Recol-

the dwelling upon

thought, meditation, contemplation.

3Tt^7t^

The mak-

noise,

Battle, war.

2.

(n.

by a

or

lence, a distention of the bowels with wind.

STftHfaf + t^l) The

ing a pledge, the leaving a thing as a deposit.

^It^t^ a.

air),

tympanites.

lection,

of lunar with solar months.

]

(as

into

swelling of the

3X^71^

difference of time resulting from a comparison

^It^t^

R.

Sounded, sounding (as a wind-instrument).

$J%tJ?fE

See

months. Colebr. Alg. p. 120.

5rtftHlf^1

an elephant.

from the nature of a thing, inherent.

Sjtf^+STt^T)

(m.

s.

&t3j

from R.

3l1+Hi.kd from

(mfn.

to the influence of the five elements, proceeding

from material causes.

Unwashed.

1.

(mfn. 3Tf*t^3 + t<) Owing

from R. <t1) To be

+ (#te\

(m. 311

s.

rider or driver of

^ttlH !

usufruct.

+ C^I

31+ C^WtU3)

(from

s.

ci

draught of
)

ment

(mfn. 3l1

a.

a.

Half, half

held, to be maintained or supported.

3tf$tt^1
from

(n.

s.

3lf + 3^)

(corrupt, of

a.

a one.

(m/w.

a.

3Tft<^

332

(m. instead

s.

O^^SMH^

q. v.)

teacher, a scriptural tutor or preceptor, one

who

instructs in reading the Vedas.

3tW A termination used

in

Sanskrit to form the

participle of the present tense of the proper form.

at his full growth, immature.
It is
a.

Belonging to

(mfn.

added to the

root, as modified for

the present time, recent, modern, actual, present.

sent tense proper form, the sign

\3l

being dropped

(f.) or

"3

(.) Recentness, actual ex-

istence.

331^3

from R.
(mfn. 3Tl

a.

+ <ji!'3)

Shaken, agitated,

e. g.

s.

(n.

from -31+ R.

^)

Weakness,

in-

firmity.
a.

ported,
limits.

tTTt*T a. (mfn.*) Sleeping,

To sleep. Wilkins' Gr.

is

678.The

also used to form the par-

second preterit of the proper form,

and of the passive

3l1^TD

of that tense

sc
;

same termination
ticiple of the

disturbed, trembling.

voice,

by subjoining

root as reduplicated in that tense,

+ <\3

maintained

from R.

<| )

Held, sup-

confined within certain

Vriddhi.

The

participle thus

sionally both an active

tion.

Ex.

a.

to the

Guna

or

formed has occa-

and a passive
(mfn.)

it

the radical

vowel not being subject to either

(mfn. 3ll

conjuga-

person plural number of the pre-

tion, in the first

significa-

Who did sharpen

334

333
or

Sharpen

was sharpened, from R.

OW^T a.

(mfn.)

3lH

s.

3d*T

a. (corrupt,

( m. from R.

Ufa^

Who did cook or was cooked,

Wilkins' Gr. % 688.

Cook.

from R.

>i4.*i )
v

3F^+3FF)

military drum, beaten at one end.

drum.

3.

4.

(m.

s.

A large
A double

^rt-T^ + t^fe)

A name

3pftftF3?) Not

(corrupt, of

a.

3d +

(mfn.

from R.

tied; closed, confined, shut.

^T^)

>AlhFk

s.

(n.)

drum.

The

term in arithmetical progression.

3.

The

1.

face, the

^)

+*T) Uninterrupted

(n.

(. 3Tl

piness, joy.

a.

+ ^pIt

2.

^)

Hap-

(mfn.) Happy, joyful.

(In

cycle,

the

from R. ^T

eighty-third return of

(mfn.

pleased, to be gratified.

3TM^+3 3"j
i

3rWn)

(mfn.

Causing

or

saluted.

a.

(mfn.

^Tft"^ + ffr3 ) Glad-

3rfrTT

(m.

s.

3d +

stage, a theatre.

^)

from R.

1.

3.

War.

3^)

ducing joy or pleasure, causing delight.

4.

Water.

3d + *nr

from R. ^ft) Putting on

made from a kind of grass (munja), a

(m.

5.

a thread

ceremony preparatory
with

Manu

42. 43.

11.

s.

(n.

Brahmanical

to the

a thread

vestiture

of cotton.

3d + ^TIR from

Pro-

in-

Wilson.

R. 5ft) The act

of bringing or fetching a thing,

fetched

or brought.

3lH1
33*1^" +

Wil-

Gr, % 725.

To be

hearted, cheerful.

^IPWKW

To

Joy-

(mfn.

a.

happiness or joy, joyful, gladdening.

a.

2.

at.

or

3d 5TTPT

next recurrence will be in 1843 A.D.

.

from R.

(r^^^t^i)

a.

3rfan>

eternity.

which corresponded to the year 4884 of the

Kali-Yuga (1783 A.D.) Kala S. p. 354. Its

Wfi>3

Hap-

country on the north of the Malabar coast.

astronomy) the name of the forty-eighth year

-Alhnt<p^ a

glad.

3d?T3

(w.^5pT^" + IT) Boundlessness

of Jupiter's

burst,

Pleased, gra-

or

immediate succession, contiguity.

5.

of joy,

happy.

To be

1.

3TPrfl.

kins*

*H

from R.

-hTftP from R. ;T S^) To be

act of bringing a thing.

s.

F ul1

(mfn.

a.
5

^T^J Bound,

The

s.

+ ^1^

(mfn.

a.

^T

2.

*5Tt*IflP

(m. 311

s.

Bent,

mouth.

Nilh^nft

^*W+*Kf)

a surge) of joy or pleasure.

ful,

first

(mfn.

be rejoiced

(n.)

Civility, courtesy,

happy, delighted.

tified, rejoiced,

Carey.

3^1 + ^3, from R.

a. (mfn.

s.

^d + ^T^lrT)

(n.

s.

seen

bowed, inclined; bending, stooping.

3[I*H

(mfn.) Happy, joyful.

a.

piness, pleasure, joy.

before, seen for the first time.

31^^ a.

3151) Happiness,

A thunder-

of Vasudeva.
a.

+ R.

and parting.

(lit.

^AlH^TJ^ijRs

(m. 3Tl

the treatment of a friend or guest at meeting

cloud.

3TtrF3

joy.

5.

t.

2.

A small drum or tabor.

^H-K^
vJTffiS

Breath inhaled.

of 3FP ) Another, other.

(m. from R.

s.

(corrupt.

vAlh1<^3
fire in,

s.

pit.

of3FT 5 T)

Fire.

(31^ + ^3)
See

3Ff^^^3

A
.

hole to light a

335

336

+ R.

(corrupt, of 3TI

merce)

The

1.

^ft)

of bringing or fetching a thing.

2.

act

(In com-

denomination of money, equal to

the sixteenth part of a rupee.

3.

s.

gury,
pation.

The

1.

sixteenth part.

(cans, of

a.

^pW.Jj

(In commerce)

2.

See 3tt*r1

the sixteenth part of a rupee.

v.

Stranconsti-

cloth.

part.

*lh l W

ff^) L

from R.

suppression of urine,

The length of

2.

sixteenth
s.

^1

(m.

ischuria,

To cause
(from

v. .

1.

To

bring,

to bring.
to fetch.

of

(corrupt,

The

act of going to

and

about any thing.

3ll*ik

(corrupt, of

s.

stir

srtpw^i
A

+ 3T)

(3d + -pr + ntsi

To

3.

r.

ap-

^kj

Carey.

plasterer's trowel.

Vegetables,

^1 +

**WIn5 a.

from R. 3d ) Brought,

fetched.

A secret place,

s.

import, to produce.

propriate.

fro, intercourse

corn.

^U*lT^)

To

2.

Secret, concealed,

a.

3Tt^|F|i

out of the way.

(n.

s.

3Fr<pT + TT)

Assistance, aid,

kindness, patronage.

OTf^ttP

Awkwardness, clumsiness,

T
3FJ t^ + TT) Belonging

(mfn.

a.

Inexpert, not dexterous, not clever,

a.

899.

awkward, clumsy,

^ll^ta)
(from

a.

Brought, fetched,

to

Wilkins" Gr.

the country along the Ganges.

(n.

s.

^TT^ + TI)

Attachment, ob-

sequiousness.

produced.

^TtTta^

(corrupt, of

ad.

otherwise, in the

3FT 5 P^?) Not

same manner as

Stff^jW

(n.

s.

uninterrupted succession, conformity with that

before.

which has preceded

3TPTtH

(m. ^Tl

s.

+ 'Ttir

from R. ft)

fish-

rank,

Caused

(mfn. 3*1

a.

to

977.

+ ^^^3

be adduced or brought

(m. STl

secrated

3TiTte

fire

s.

forth,

brought

s.

(p.

Wilkins'

Hi 41.

See^j^l..

^Ht^ ad

Sans

^5^)

from

from R.

=fl.)

con-

pomegranate.

ST^f^

(mfn.

a.

3FJjfaf+t^)

cession,

a row.
s.

(corrupt, of

tf^q.

pine-apple (Bromelia Ananas).

v.)

s.

(/.

from

3Ffy)

Regular suc-

due order, gradual arrangement; a rank,

Wilkins' Gr. 977.

See

^Tfa^Kf

The

+ vT) Due

Hort. Ben.

order, reeru-

larity.

p. 23.

Like a pineapple, resembling a pine-apple.

In gra-

dual succession, in regular order.

^1^41

+ #\S) The grains or seeds

of the pomegranate.

3lH

Gr.

Gradually, successively, in due order.

placed on the right or south side.

(p.

^M^jiwl

+ ^TP

a due arrangement, a

from R. *\\)

by order of another person.

s.

Manu

a row.

ing-net.

^WftF3

Regular and

from

3Tt*1<)<J

a.

(mfn.

or ascertained

^SH^R + IT)

by experience.

To be known

3TW

337

338

(mfn. ^4.*^^. 1*1

a.

+^^)

To be

adduced as an inference, to be shewn by

infe-

rence; inferential, probable.

STiPrafSF

s.

fondness

^k*K**H

3FTTfSF)

from

(/.

Guessing, forming
a conjecture.

Attachment,

s.

suspicion, care, concern.

or delight in a thing.

of,

s.

g^JSTtH + TI)

(.

Conformity,

agreement, harmony.

^^t5U^3

a.

oscillating, vibrating, or

swinging motion

^FgF0 +^3)

inferior

man

rank by a

of

^tfe

a.

Swinging, vibrating

STfc^tf^K?)

from

(mfn.

put into an oscillating

or vibratory motion.

a superior one.

words or subjects besides those of which a sen-

To

v. a.

Including

oscillate, to vibrate, to

swing.

tence professedly treats, agreeing in construction with other

it is

(n.

s.

3Tfc*t*P

+TT) Freedom from

Kt^

(n.

+ ^)

debt.

Humanity,

clemency, kind behaviour. Wilkins' Gr. 984.

Manu

An

(from

s.

Caret/.

The name of

3^

s.

A cook.

words besides that with which

primarily constructed.

3Tfa*t>

agi-

tation.

(mfn.

Born of a woman of

An

noun of

(v.

s.

gfl^tflP

Thought, meditation,

<HjJu!)

(p.

inhabitant of Telinga)

part of the country on the coast

between Ganjam and Madras.

Sn^tfe^l

(f 3FT +

s.

R.^+^1)

1.

vestigation, inquhy. 2. Logic, metaphysics.

In-

See

101.

i.

^IUs44>

a.

(. 311+0^33)

To be brought,

from

R>ft)

to

be fetched or produced.

m.

30 + (*f3

SflP#rt

a. (corrupt,

of

WD

Think-

ing otherwise, taking a different view, absent

3TtF=F3l

who adduces
a.

from R. *f\) One

or fetches a thing

Seen

a leader.

in

mind.

^TH^

for the first time, not seen

Root,

(3TMf3),

i.

and

*$tj0f,

(3#ftjjlf^,

(STHnfo),

1.

To

per-

SeeSTFPtfi.

before.

vade or occupy.
SrftTtla

^kll

x.

v.

(from

s.

(m.

s.

Ol

vill^R^

(from

s.

a.

2.

To

obtain, to gain.

31^) A ring for the toe.

ring for the toe.

(from

Inward,

One

of the

eie;ht

demigods called

Vasus.

in-

STH^ a.

(mfn.

W+

Half-baked, parched

terior.

grain, &c. eaten from the hand, bread.

^n^t

a.

31^3") Inward,

(from

internal, be*
s.

longing to the interior.

river,

SOfti^

a.

(mfn.

3^ + ^)

interior, affecting

3TW^s.

(P.

the intestines.

j^)

1.

Weighing, measurement.
4.

Mode, manner.

Belonging to the

Valuation, guess.
3.

Properly

Time

2.

3TW

1^ q.

v.

arH from

Water,

a stream.
*.

Stf^Ks.

(in music).

(f.

(m. ST)
(/.)

+^\ )

1.

A market.

2.

A shop.

See^rW"^.
time of

calamity or distress, a time of need or necessity.

339

340

3lMf3 s.

3Tl

(/.

sity, calamity,

from R.
distress,

Adver-

want, necessity

an

excuse, an objection, a remonstrance.

33>K3t3

a.

from R.

31^1

Stf^+Sft^j)

(mfn.

STHf^QJ^s. (w.^TH

Unfortu-

R.^t, +"feU^

from

Property, &c. obtained

3p^)

\n. from

s.

As. Res.

^Virginis.

1.

Water.

pron.

^TH^s.

(/.

Misfortune, cala-

mity, distress.

from

(h.

own; my,

ownself,

their, as the

context

+^^^)
Involved in

calamity or misfortune, unfortunate.

(Lit.

A
made by

the law for times of distress or cala-

Manu

mity.

remission

3HTFTJ

Own, my,

may

See

See^rM^T.

genit.

case plur. of

The nebulous

stars of Vir-

1. 2.

As. Res.

3.

ix. 354.

f3$

s.

Any

(3TW

genit. case of

Sabda

water-plant.

#E +

S. p. 22.

A pot-

tej}

ter's kiln.
k

v4ll Tt<Fl

a.

3Pf^) Not

(corrupt, of

duly con-

cocted, unripe, imperfect.

(srM^r+^i)

pron.

self.
s.

Stf^Hkl a. fiSj$H + Wl corrupt, of sHtlft )

(from

a.

^rH^Wl)

p. 30.

^.

(m. 3(1

+ ^3

the present moment.

^)

The name of

Mohun P.

from

R^S)

act of throwing or falling down.

(^rH^r+^T

s.

^PlWl )

a plant (Achyranthes aspera).

Obstinate,

self-willed, headstrong.

>AiH*i3*mi

(corrupt, of

See^Tffl

Self-willed, obstinate, headstrong.

^TW^ltft:

Self,

offspring of the waters).

o:

ijft'J

tTFT)

from R.

thy, his, her, our, your, or their, as the text

require.

3TW

The

b.

"31

may require

116.

i.

(h. Ltl from

^>rorc.

marked

ginis,

star,

thy, his, her, our, your, or

Misfortune,
calamity.

2.

ix. 354.

nate, unhappy, afflicted.

3fl + R. ^TT

by barter.

3.

2.

The

I-

The

instant,

An appointed time,

an

self-

opportunity.

praise, self-applause.

^THrt^HPr

(from

ad.

Spontaneously, by one's

^fr + STHfi")

own

3lW33?a.

momentaneous, present, sudden.

free will.
a.

3tf*W5AS3
itself,

of

its

ad.

own

Of

(from

Self.

(In respectful

from R.
fortunate, afflicted.

2.

rfK)

Possessed

of,

1.

s.

Immediate, instan-

taneous.

sdlH lsW

ad. Sans.

*jRm To be gone
to

pregnant woman.

3rW3+^l) Imfrom R.

to or through, to be attained,

be suffered.

from^^ + ^Tl) Pregnant, STWFtWad.

(/.)

(-A?|

Un-

gained,

obtained, acquired,

with child,

3TW3)

mediately, at the moment, instantly, suddenly.

address) Your honour, your ladyship, &c.

a. (f.

(from

accord, spontaneously.

^TMf^T jprow. (fromSTlPfr)

^rH^Sl

(m/n.3TfctT3 + ^) Instantaneous,

(3l1 +

^tP[+^W)

to the foot, entirely, all over.

Down

342

341

>4lMlkMtl<t
head

ad. (3Tl

+ p rUr+SI^RP) From

from top to bottom,

to foot,

en-

all over,

tirely.

^ms%.(-fl?]>>.3r^ iiWWS) seifish, avaricious,

^Tt^^T

3TWl<lrlTTl

(corrupt, of

a.

With unwashed

from R.

from R.
for drinking in society

arffiH*'

>a$$irtj$

place

a society of drunkards.

(^Tl+^Tto) Down

arf.

feet.

to the very

bounds

or

limits,

of

<)

Without shore,

correct sen-

3Tl^ +^Tt^))
B.A.S. i. 445.

(31^+3^)

s.

(mfn.

a.

Hl\,
See

An

from R.

Hi + R.

(m.

A chaplet

tied

Wilkins'

Had.

The

p. 86.

reanimated,

increased,

Filled,

pleased,

ed,

udder; a large

from R.
)

Hl+^ft^) An

(n.

s.

*W

on

the crown of the head.

SfrWt

plant,

act of filling, refreshing, renovating, or reani-

mating.

s.

a.

appellant.

SfWfcj

(n.)

s.

appeal.

(from the English appellant')

Selfishness,

3TP|^, +TT) Wa-

see

tery, consisting of water,

kind of Costus.

unlimited, innumerable.

vAllf^^s. (from the English appeal) An

(n.

p.

Selfish.

3^

basest, worst, or vilest.

a. (corrupt,

^n^Tt^

Revelation.

p. 165.

Trans.

tence.

+T^ T)
5

^Tt^

(n.

s.

Mohun P.

for

greedy.

renewed,

renovated,

gratified,

refresh-

sprightly.

breast.

baker, a con-

's;

fectioner.

Civility

3*1

(n.

Si

shewn

+ ^55^

to a visitor

3TWl ad. Sans. (-^

A female baker

351

from R.

welcome, adieu.

+ 3^)

Reach-

ing to the feet.

or confectioner.

A cake)

Flour,

^Jllj Reaching

meal.

3H^1

s.

(/.

3fl+*(8Sfl from R. SfGE

a.

(mfn.

^1 +

from R.

down

to the

of

itself,

ad. (h.

cjT + p-

3"^)

tained, got, reached.

s.

Ad-

(m

311+^:

from R.

pouring water on a thing

of

one's self,

2.

3Tt\-f-3)

Ob-

Authentic, revealed,

itself.

(corrupt, of

The

act of

act of pouring

or flowing over.

Hl^^l
1.

3)

bathing, swimming.

The

3. Trusted, confidential.

adrift a d.
self,

By

(mfn.)

Ad-

spontaneously.

3t*?t a. (pret. part, p. R.

inspired.

^)

5.

feet.
)

dressed, spoken to, conversed with.

^PjJ^ft

feet.

dress descending from the shoulders to the

dress, conversation, speaking to or with.

^rW^

from

(mfn.

a.

from

An

(-'f^mfn.

a.

one who has passed

initiated householder,

through the
chart),

and

first
is

^T^ + Tf^)

order (that of the

from R.

^TW^JTiI) By one's
of pouring or flowing over

Brahma-

admitted into the second.

J) The

act

bathing, swimming.

343

344

^l$i<t<i?
Pouring

3$$m

+ jfto

(mfn. ^Tl

a.

from R.

over, flowing over, overspreading.

(n.

s.

^Tl +

^T

from R. j[) The

Nill^pl^

pouring or flowing over, a flood.

^iHlfe
Made

3rHT3

a.

(mfn.

a.

^ + ^3

(p.

from R.

j|

3.

The business of a

(p. cj?;1jT) It

Poured

or of a water-carrier, &c.

distiller,

levied

on

2.

duty

distilleries.

a (from
.

^1 + C^W )

Not

clever, not

dexterous, awkward, stupid.

^^if^.

<ti\^\ad.

1.

wine.

over, overflowed.

See

A distiller. 2. A
A wine-merchant,
liquors.
4. A drinker of

j\CT)

or seller of spirituous

from R.
ff)

poured over, overflowed.

to flow over,

s.

Water.

water-carrier, a sprinkler.

^l+^lt^^

(mfn.

distress, grief.

from Sans.

(p.

s.

Woe,

(p. Sjjsr\)

More, more than, super-

(p.

A vessel for

drinking

a narrow-mouthed vessel,

abundantly.

^lC*lili
nH1^^->

Misfortune,

<^JT)

(a.

s.

calamity,

(p.uj>T+^Tl)The

s.

light reflected

from the surface of the water.

wretchedness.

noun of

v.
s.

The leaping of fishes over a wear, dam,

or other impediment.

spout,

fish to

descending in a

3Tl^f3U3) The

shut-

covering or concealing of

a thing.

The floundering of a
of a cetaceous

ting of a door, the

tortuous

fish,

the rising

and afterwards

manner

v^UfoiW

v. a.

(3T1 + R.

To

close,

to

cover, to conceal, to shut.

a sudden
!

motion, a starting, a struggling.

^rfft&^T

Carey.

noun of 3lt3'f fe'U3 ) The tem:

(v.

s.

pering of metals, the welding of metals, in-

viiJiiM l^s, (a.

s.

is\y\

plur. of

$y) News, rumours.

(3rft+ C*FT?) Opium.

See

3n<rin

and^Ttf^I.

by

spissation
s.

(from

by

(from a.

^\

from

which comes from the

o9ro'j

A juice,

the same as

An

round,
opium-eater,

(p. ^lli^)

sprinkling or scattering

a shaking, winnowing, or strewing.

s.

(p.

Dispersing, scattering

by

move round

to

boiling

^ll<\ill
;

the inspissation of

(from 5TI + R.

boiling (as liquids)

(as a metal),

a liquid by boiling.
v. n.

one addicted to the use of opium.

strewing.

pering or welding of metals

Water, juice) Opium.

the Sans.

\Hl^f^t1*T^

The tempering

The tem-

noun

(v.

s.

boiling.

eater.

G. osnoy, derived

^mF^ts

or welding of metals, the inspissation of a fluid

opium-

sSrtSP^fi

boiling.

s.

v. a.

to

(u.

to

To

^) To

turn

become thick by

to

be tempered or welded
stir

round, to inspissate

temper or weld.

noun of ^ll^foUi) The repeat-

ing of a lesson, the reciting of a passage from

a book.

346

345

^I<v3*1

(corrupt, of

cover, a concealment.

1.

cealing, covering, screening, veiling,

screen,

A pretext.

2.

v. a.

n44.I<1

return,

to turn round.

To

2.

repeat (as a lesson or a

passage from a book).

of good qualities, wanton, dissolute.

(from a.
jpjfy

3l1^3)

Covered, con-

A servant

who

(p.

Ebony.

s.

>4lil c

itself.

A woman,

a wife.

v.)

house or

The

(p.

(v.

s.

shower of

See

of an outcast Brahman, or a

shower of

outer cloth of a lined

noun of^lU(<(.3)

rain.

2.

1.

slight

The oozing of water from a

diseased eye.

+ R.

1.

To

rain slightly, to ooze, to trickle (as the eyes

do

(corrupt, of "3X1

The

offspring

Brahman who

has neglected the performance of religious

Manu

(/.) or

prepared or kept for

(m. 3J3[ + 3I3" + TI)

s.

^Tl

or entitled to

garment, the outside of a garment.

when

^l<3->

the oozing of water from a diseased

v. a.

(a.

2.

eye.

>! + <tiU)
is

(a. t^jjjz)

s.

drink.
s.

act of cover-

To be covered,

(mfn.

(from

441<<1

room where cool water

STteg^T

The

!) Peevish-

pet.

ing for every thing that presents

s.

1.

The being worthy of

(w.)

cools and

^knUlu a. ( 41.14 kW+^XT) Peevish, cry^fft^jW)

small rain

sH^irte"

(corrupt, of

ness, sulkiness,

a.

^Jlt^T^"*-,

prepares water for drinking.

.

(n.^+^\)

s.

concealment or protection.

screen, a pretence.

v&H<Ult^s. (p.j)joT)

3rrari"3" s

an ornamented

concealed, guarded, or protected.

a. (corrupt- of

A throne,

ing, concealing, screening, or protecting.

Depravity, wanton-

cealed, overspread, overshadowed.

(p. (*Jjjj\ )

screen, a cover, a shield.

ness, worthlessness.
;

A cover,

chair.

STte:

Worthless, spoiled, destitute

a. (^j^sS)

s.

screen, or concealment.

inflamed).

2.

(from 3Ti + R.

^) To

screen, to cover, to conceal, to guard, to shelter,

to protect, to defend.

rites.

*3lt^<fts. (p.jj^T)

x. 21.

Honour, good reputation, fame,

renown.

^<^b
that

s.

I.

which

plough.

Affection.

thing firmly,

^STt^fr" s

tie

of a yoke,

fastens the ox to the yoke, or the

latter to the

3.

The

(n.

4.

Ornament, decoration.

2.

The binding

a. (mfn.)

Bound

or tying of a
or tied firmly.

3Ti+3*ft" from R.

Any

vessel or receptacle to contain a thing.

^,1. C^Tl +

from R.

To serve)

(mfn. ^Ti

^^

(3j1

s.

+ 3^Ti

A mean

R. <T) Con-

^1 )

from R.

act of forsaking or abandoning a thing.

1.

The
2.

useless thing, rubbish, sweepings.

33^3 s
pool.

(m. 3Tl

2.

+ 3"$ from

R.

^)

A whirl-

curl or feather in the hair of

3.

an

turning

round, a revolving; the stirring any thing in

fusion.

from

animal, particularly of a horse.

person, a menial servant.

3Tt3^ a

^I<5~i

4.

Reflection, deliberation.

^ll<S^ a. fyfyhMfG^k from R.^) Turn-

348
ing round, revolving,

(In anatomy) the ver-

s.

STta^T

3Tl

(n.

s.

+ ^^r

from R.

^V)

1.

gyration or revolving, a circular motion.

whirlpool, an eddy.
in fusion.

4.

Flowing on, coming down from a great length

of time; customary, usual.

tebrae of the spine.

The

3.

stirring

2.

A
A

any thing

A particle of prohibition, used chiefly

interj.
in play.

3Tfet&>

s.

^1<1\^

s.

(corrupt, of 3I+3t5) )

The pudenda.

The melting of metals together;

alligation.

(P'jljT)

Aloud

sound, such as the

report of a gun, &c.

srra^rt

sri+^rt

(/.

from r.

^v> a
^A4.I<1

s.

jbT) Cultivation, population,

(p.

crucible.

Mohun P.

Flourishing, cultivated.
;

3lt<r^

(mfn.

a.

Turned round,

3d + Tp33

from R.

f<)

[W^%^i)

a.

a.

p. 104.

Fit for cultivation,

stirred round, while over the fire.

arable, proper for being peopled.

^IT^^ a.

(a.

SH^TT^

s.

an

Jj|)
(a.

trees

estate,

First, chief, principal.

c^T) The

3Tfa1#U.(/.3d+3tH

appurtenances of

and other property, moveable

or immoveable.

STf^fTft^s.

Child ren, descendants,

progeny, a race.

ajSEftT

s.

(/.

3fl

+^f^[

pyros

(A

line.

row,

Ebony, the wood of Dios-

Ebenum and D. melanoxylum, and

ad. (corrupt, of

per-

3MS&tt

fcfl^lM

(m.

s.

3.

The

A vessel.

5.

Necessity, certainty, expediency.

-31

or

ne-

Uneven ground.

6.

s.

(n.

jWfl + ^) A bracelet of gold.

vST^H^r

s.

(n.

3j1

+ 3*W

from R.

is

R.

3?T)

particular

religious observance.

(n.

3d + 3"f*F3)
grain,

3d + 33/T)

Collected,

&c).

The

act of bringing

showing, or producing.

3Tt<^UH

a.

punging.

2.

reel,

3d<tW

ad. (corrupt, of

s.

(m.

s.

(n.

^1<<1<)

^d + 3tf3 from

R.

Again.

3) A shop,

stall.

3lWT

^d+^t^) A
tree.

basin for water

See

a.

Childish, belonging to childhood.

sSlW*i<lW

s.

(^Tfat^T+^t^) The

period

of infancy, childhood.

^kl'^f
from R.

cor-

inserting or ex-

Carey.

at the foot of a

heaped up, stored (as

s.

wound.

of a rough draught by

3ri3tf^

3TR^Pl s (m n 311 + 3*1*1 from

1. A house, a dwelling.
2. (m.) A

forth,

1.

3*L)

s.

Necessity, unavoidableness.

(mfn.

3jTlWjfe

recting

unavoidable, urgent, incumbent,

2.

The
c

3ll3"pT\J a

affliction.

Certainly, ne-

a. (corrupt, of --A4<' fJ< ) Certain,

p. 70.

hostile inten-

cessarily, assuredly.

cessary,

seg-

3^) & A

from R.

Hostility,

4.

frame on which thread

3R*t) )

Pain,

2.

loom, an implement for weaving.

Carey.

act of sowing, throwing, cast-

ing, or directing.
tion.

Also written^!

haps of some other species.

3n^ft

from R.

1.

basin for water at the root of a tree.

bracelet.

a range, a continuous

^ft^Vjvjr^ s-

and

See

STtatl

A
( . g|J)

<T^)

from R.

ment of the base of a triangle. Colebr.Alg.

ad.

(3X1+31^ +

youngest to the oldest.

^)

From

the

350

349

3Xtfa^3
Comprising children, old

and women
tions
Nii

comprising persons of

persons,
all

condi-

entirely, generally.

unfolded,

come

From

infancy, from

Developed,

To be-

manifest, to arise, to spring forth.

3jtf^T

W N) ad. (^fl+^I^P)

3Ttf%^+^3)
become manifest.
(mfn.

a.

a.

(mfn.

STl+f^T)

1.

Foul, turbid.

2. Sinful, guilty.

childhood.

vAlUl^

ren-

(m. 3l1

s.

+ TlF^ from R. ^C) A house,

a dwelling, a habitation, a residence.

Nili<k<P

sillpt^U

(311 +^t^ from R.

a.

Bring-

ing to a place, leading, conveying, conducting.

s*l!<kl

^1 +^t^)

(n.

s.

place

an

The

act of bring-

or conducting to a

conveying,

leading,

ing,

dering a thing apparent or manifest.

^i + ^K

(mfn.

a.

^)

To be

brought near, to be conveyed or conducted to

led,

to

be

a.

(mfn.

invited.

vilkl^)

Brought near,

(mfn. 3Ti

a.

+ 3t$?) To

be brought

a.

(mfn.

A blanket,

from R.

(mfn.

Possessed (by a demon, &c).

Manu

n. 41.

s.

2.

Possessed,

engrossed (by any sentiment or feeling)

the

a.

(mfn.

intent.

STtfa^ + ffeS) Having

mind deeply engrossed by any object, deeply

50 Pl^ircc?. Sans, (the

|

final

in a thing.

^being changeable

into St., <T, or o) Manifest, in sight, evident.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 546.

3jf^ + ^) Woollen, made

sheep's or lamb's wool.

of

(?.)

^l^t^

(a. j~. )

s.

scented dust, which the

woollen cloth.

perfumed powder, or

Hindus

sprinkle over

each other at the Holi or spring-festival.

(from

from R.

Consciousness of pleasure or pain

mind

tion of the

3ltf^

a.

(mfn. 3l1

Crooked.

own

to its

Sabda S.

pressions.

p r3l T

the atten-

sensations or im-

p. 332.

^ and f*Wv3.

(corrupt, of

s.

Ut^Tl

from R. 3?<t) 1.
Cast, thrown, sent.
3. Disap-

2.

a. (mfn.'^f^-'^+^S) Made visible,

made apparent manifest, evident.

moved, excited, or interested

near, to be conveyed or conducted, to be invited.

33tft^

visible

The

2.

grievance, a complaint, lamentation.

^nft^f^5

conducted, conveyed.

1.

or manifest.

invitation.

^Ul^lTT
;

3ltf^3X+^1^')

(m.

making a thing

a.

a place

s.

3Xt^\3l

a.
a.

Sabda

3T^T) A

See

S. p. 247. 289.

wen.

(3Xfa + 3Tl) Having a wen.

(corrupt, of

3^3?)

Tuberculated,

rough.
pointed.

^TtftH

s.

4.

Stupid, foolish.

^Tl+f^H

(m.

Rough
from R. 31<jj

awl, a kind of gimlet worked

bit

and brace

5.

(m.

^\^\ for^nf^T

a thing)

or

*H.I<1<P s.

Stf^
,

becoming ma-

manifestation, presence.

uneven, tuberculated.

an auger.

The unfolding, developing,

nifest (of

string,

an instrument used to make a

hole, a piercer, a drill,

^lR$k

by a

An

s.

3TT^3 a

(m.)

(f

A father

(in theatrical language).

^1 + ^^)

(mfn. 3X1

Order, method.

+ <F3 )

Covered, concealed,

obscured. (Frequently used in

e.

g.)

5
>Al\isi

f1<\3' a.

compound words,

Obscured with igno-

3to

351
ranee, from

352

+ ^1^3 Ob-

Ignorance,

scured.

^Il<s3

(m. 3l1

s.

+ <F3 ) The offspring of a Brah-

man by a female of the

Nll^S
lated,

s.

m STl+re^

a.

(mfn.

Manu

Ugra-tribe.

from R.

moved round,

Stupid, clownish,

a.

a (mfn. vAi <Vl+^^) Yearly, annual.

Ornament, deco-

rence to the same point, the repetition of a thing

to

memory.

(mfn.

expressing a complaint,

^STtRTrT

(n. 3Ti

s.

haste.

2.

iw) Making known,

3$ +

making a statement.

C3TrT) The making a

thing known, the stating of a complaint.

)

a petition, a memorial, a written representation.

?)'C4WH

made known,

3TtR*i

(mfn.

+ C^*!)

1.

Indistinctness

Being

the

(mfn.

2.

2.

in-

is

An

( 331

s.

+ ^iMl ) An

address, a prologue,

an introduction, a preamble.
s.

3Tl

(n.

Addressing, speak-

ing to.

^rfet^Ts. (^Tl + ^t^T)

1.

Clearness, splendour.

2.

(m.

3Tl

Appearance, shape.

Meaning.

3.

+ ^l M<) A
v

demigod of

3ltf%3lt) s.
;

(n.

^fe3t"fe + 31)

Noble birth

family, descent.
a.

(mfn.

tained in a dictionary,

31^^ + 3^)
s.

(m.)

situation in
;

the facing a

1.

Occupying
(n.

Persuasive, engaging,

entrance.

3.

desire,

(m.)

house in

maThe disk

from
for a thing.

A cowherd,

Brahman by

Manu

strong

an ardent wish

a wife of the

man sprung from

AmbasVha tribe.

x. 15.

of the sun, a halo round the sun.

3Tft3f^ a. (mfn. 3*1 + C^f^ from R. ft^)

1
A guest, a visitor. 2. Own, peculiar, un.

participated.

Con-

A lexicographer.

thing.

carried on, a workshop, a

2.

^l^l^"

front of or opposite to a thing

1.

nufactory, &c.

3J + ^1*t>) Unhappy,

apo-

inducing a person to engage in an undertaking.

which work

p. 257.

Pride,

of ideas,

^tR*l+^)

mind wholly.

unfortunate.

nobility

plectic or epileptic giddiness.

^Tfra^a.

Sabda S.

^iltal 7^ a. (corrupt, of

The absorption of

tentness, devotedness to one object.

3.

3f3CX>?UI ).

3.

(The same

shadow.

a class consisting of sixty-four.

Hl + CWHl^)

the mental faculties in one wish or idea

arrogance.

as

Splendour, beauty,

1.

A flash. Mohun P. p. 7.

2.

s.

represented.

represented, or declared.

(m. STl

3X1 + R.^1)

(/.

glossiness.

from R. f^TTf)

a.

s.

^ikoW
A writ-

ten exposition or statement ; an affidavit, a plea,

3ltRfT^3 a (mfn. 3l1 +

Made known, declared,

3jt^1

&c).

reflected image, a shade, a

^TtR^ s. (m. 3Tl + (3*1 ) I. Hurry,

A potherb (Convolvulus argenteus).
^lll<H<P a.

cloud.

Circu-

revolved, stirred round.

it

s.

x. 15.

return or recur-

commit

f^) A

an enclosure.

ration (as jewels,

in order to

from R.

wall, a fence,

station
for

herdsmen, a village inhabited

only,

an abode of cowherds.

^t^W%

See

>lk)U

by them

Also written

3Tfa

srfri

353

vill^Vl

(femin. of

s.

the A'bMra

^kJU) A

female of

See

a female cow-keeper.

tribe,

income, revenue.

brought

(n.) Bodily pain.

StfCSffl

(w.3d +

*.

) ll

2. Effort, pains.

ness.

Fear-

2. Suffering pain.

formidable.

ful,

a. (mfn.*) 1.

3.

Imported,

a.

j^T) Access ande s:ress

p.

importation and exportation,

a coming

and

going.

Completion,

a.

full-

The expanded hood

of the Cobra de Capello used by

Imports,

3.

in.

^Wlg******

^Tt^H s.

354

Varuna

as

jjUT)

(p.

Prepared,

ready,

full,

abundant.

vlll^k

^yjcj) Imported, brought

\*{\ a. (v.

in,

his umbrella.

See

received.

;Sft5Jf(*T5

a.

31^1^ + $^ )

(mfn.

Distin-

guished by zealous application or devotedness

to

an object, studious.

^Srfat

s.

(?m.)

s.

1.

Sickness, disease.

2.

^llM^
sick-

The mucous matter voided in diarrhoea, a.

Raw, undressed, unbaked, unripe, crude.

(tw/m.)

^t*Ptft?T

s.

(a.

Sn^B)

s.

^-hH^WT) Pain,

(n.

^U + ySU.)

s.

(.

Hi

ing to a person

)
;

The calling

welcome, courtesy

all

sil'l^'ftUa. (mfn.

ing corpse.

^&$$$$) To be called

hog-plum

s.

Carey.

(^1 + R.

v. a.

51^.) To

plant, or

mangifera).

A disease

Mo-

catarrh,

violent itching

of

The

body, attended with a

water-bladders which soon heal

Carey.

of themselves.

siilfl<t^ s

Carey.

which ap-

pears in swellings about the size of a rupee in

S. p. 290.

invite.

running of the nose from a cold.

(^Tfe + R. C!^) The name

Palma

different parts of the

3TftE3 s. (m.^Tl+^R3 from R. 3^3

The vo-

p. 168.

as

a climbing plant (Vitis Indica).

plur. of

(a.

wealth, property.

2.

(a.

castor-

JU)

1.

J^l) A

Riches,
state, a

condition.
Christi (Ricinus communis).

(p. tjxol ) 1.

The season

any merchandize generally

sites,

^'lilfaW

(n.)

s.

Colebr. Gr. p. 32.

The name of a

(Spondias

Mohun P. p. 57. The same

^"PfT and 1> ft3T
Sabda

oil

addressed, invited,

(3Tfrr + ]R") The powder of dried

the

NillMtbW

to,

cative case.

hun P.

(corrupt, of nA^1*J.I\3)
tree,

invi-

Called upon,

spoken

ranks.

mangos used as a condiment.

an

on, to be invited, to be addressed.

bad and ca-

s.

Persons of the

daverous smell like that of raw meat or a burn-

STftTET^"

or speak-

tation.

higher and lower orders, plebeians and nobles,

persons of

affliction.

p. 18.

ness of the bowels, a crudity in the stomach.

3.

s.

mango, a mango-tree (Mangifera In-

Hort. Ben.

dica).

^USf (corrupt, of
Winter -nee.
^lk*l^P s (^It3^+^T)) Winter-rice.

arrives.

2.

A
in

diarrhcea,

which

Perqui-

any thing gained over and above, means,

a dysentery.

SltoT
2

s.

Carey.

(m. from R.

St)

Disease, sickness.

situ
a. (p.

dant,

$jUT)

356
enough, abun-

Sufficient,

(-f^J. STftTCT+f^,

a.

See

The bloody

s.

flux or

like of Lacepede).

^l^t^

of

(corrupt,

s.

The same

as

^HTtandSttf^l.

Sabda
Also written ^li<ll'

S. p. 32, 89, 164.

STftrf s. (m. 3I+IC$ from R.

Wrath,

rage.

from R.

(n.

s.

The
3Tftj*T3i

3TW^fT5

Im-

a government, the

Inspissated

mango

(^Tfe[+^[<^) The name

s.

(Curcuma

plant

(^t^+^npfl)

s.

s.

(from 3Ttel)

of a

Carey.

reclinata).

(Curcuma reclinata).

plant

^t^1

A district,

(Wk+Wt)

s.

colic

Carey.

juice.

<t\\^^VfC[

patience, wrath.
(a. J**c)

species of fish

Carey.

R<p|) The

a plant, sorrel (Oxalis corniculata).

^1*4.^5.

the emblic

Carey.

Dried mangos.

name of

3nnt

The name of a

s.

dysentery.

dried fruit of

(Clupia prinoides of Gmelin, and Clupia apa-

Wilkins Gr. % 907) Sick, diseased.

villH^3

The

4.

myrobalan, used as an acid.

full.

UlUlUUfl

40, 471.

The name of a

See

Bricks not sufficiently

burnt, unburnt or half-burnt bricks.

period of a ruler's government.

disease said

The womb,

1.

as

S5, 5tlKftl, and ^T^T.

p. 82, 106, 145.

2.

Sabda S.

Hfct

The same

the uterus.

Sabda S.

The same

Sour gruel.

it

to arise from indigestion

m. for
1.

plant,

emblic myrobalan (Phyllanthus Emblica).

Carey.

councillor,

an

adviser, a courtier.

2.
.

Wil-

(m.) Another plant (Justicia Adhatoda).

usually attended with a swelling of the

is

cheeks immediately under the eyes*

p. 352.

(mn. 3Tl + 3I^ + ^?)

s.

as

by Hindu physicians

The name of a plant (Curcuma Amada).

Hort. Ben.

p. 1.

son.

^Pp^

(Jemin. of

s.

Srfcrfr^

^wfcS

1.

to,

myrobalan (Phyllanthus Emblica).

same as
phracta

Emblic
2.

SI^TlfT^I

Second rice-water,
(3rt3I +

and

^1

The

Sabda S.

three myrobalans.

p.

3, 33, 113, 182, 194.

*3J,'r*tm

s.

(from

a.

J^c) An

officer

deposit, a. Intrusted

deposited with a person.

Oxalis monadelpha;

Yellow or emblic myrobalan

u^jU) A

The

Flacourtia cata;

(a.

s.

<],

(a.

s.

rice-gruel.

^) Raw

^Uc) A

rice.

canopied howda for

an elephant.

^WWk?

s.

srtxrHir

(mn.')

Land near a mountain.

of justice, an

officer.

(^rfe+^rH'n")

a dian^a.

1.

^UlMl s.

(corrupt, of ^I^Cfa")

a plant (Gomphrena globosa).

commonly

1.

The name of

2.

A fruit-tree,

called caronda (CarissaCarodas), the

same as Slf^l and ^JJOT

Sabda

S. p. 33,

2.

The stomach or paunch; the umbilical

re-

gion.

pron. (either from

3^^TS

the termination of the

first

I,

or from

person of the

357
present tenses of most verbs,

R.

^+3rtf^,

lf*4.

from

The oleous

grumous part of milk, from which the thin

or serous part

mfe^*at (mfn. W$

^ l^H

whey.
.

^7

(a.

Amen

^)

Clothed,

so be

The name of a

s.

it

Hort. Ben.

a. (a.

Sll^to

prince, a noble.

thorny kind of bamboo (Bam-

busa spinosa, Rox.}.

cullata).

SjtfSIrJ^. ( A

(m.)

s.

separated, curd of two-milk

is

^Ffrom R.

accoutred.

am) h

from

(f.

or

^3<

e. g.

^J^c)

a.

tree

(Andersonia cu-

p. 87.

Practical, artificial.

(mfn.

W$&

case

genit.

3Pt*Vj +^,U*f ) Descended from an

The son

(a. J^ilc)

governor, a ruler, the

villus

Flesh.

I.

(-^. ^Ti+^Fi) To the

thoroughly, entirely, s. A cause,

ad. Sans.

root, radically,

an
(mn.)

s.

2.

Enjoyment.

3.

origin.

An

object of enjoyment, a pleasing or beautiful ob-

>Allt>^

from

a. (p

$.

mount Meru,

to

jJ&J\ j. Mixt.
i

ject.
6.

4.

Form.

bribe.
7.

itftSWt

NilUW

s.

Coveting, longing

5.

Lust, desire.

^tflR +

mfn.

Eating flesh and

fish,

(from3l1 + R.

f^?

two-milk whey,

for.

mixture, a compound.

Food.

8.

(-f%!

a.

carnivorous.

pressed curds,

Curds of

cheese.

See

the north-pole.

STiWto s.

A*

u-^

commissioner, a super-

intendent, a trustee, an umpire.

s.

(from a.

smell.

+ (Ufa from

Fame, a good

3.

n^lfcn^.

as

The

report.

(a.

A nobleman,

(n.

9.

Sabda S.

a prince. See

The son of a

(p.

lords,

4.

Pleasure,

strong

p. 238.

^Tl + CUik*l from R.

^)

exhilarating or the communicating of plea-

3$P!tft3 a

(mfn. 3Ti +

CUtft^from R. ^JT)

Gladdened, pleased, delighted,

s.

(a.

UllUllkl

a.

(-f^mfn.

gratified.

^TlCHfa + t^)

Pleasing, gratifying, agreeable.

prince.

f^ft^^^j

1.

2.

sure or enjoyment.

superintendent.

nobleman or

R.

(Also) a. Fragrant, scented ; the same

ttillflikH

commissioner, a

(m. 3Ti

fragrancy, a diffusive perfume.

festivity.

illus-

trious family.

of a prince*

intendant of a province.

vSllpKl

of

2.

1.

Smelling as

the breath after any thing which has been eaten.

^1 )

the prime minister of a

The

lord of

Muhammadan

s.

(m.)

perfume

the form of a

pill

for the

mouth, made up

in

or bolus of camphor, &c.

prince.

3fefi3 a. (mfn.
^TfrftTfrl

a.

(from

a.^J)

Nobly,

s.

Nobility,

3Tl

greatness, high birth.

srtjjlrr s. (m. srl

(from a.

Nobility, greatness.
)

+J^3 from R. Jjl ) Remem-

bered, committed to

which
2

is

to be

memory, leamt by

heart.

+ ^trr fr0 m r. *ri ) (Lit.) That

remembered, to be studied, or to

aifg

359
be learnt by heart
the aggregate.

and

tional

KA

360

Veda

or the Vedas in

Received doctrine,

2.

2.

3. Traditional usage, family

true.

past and present usage.

5.

treats of usages or customs,

Mimosa

Hort. Ben.

stipulata.

Sabda

writing which

^T^^tS

an A'gama-Sastra

C^+^ft) A shrub
5

See ^SI^

oleeosperma).

tree, the

The mango-tree (Mangifera

srt^raOT

same as

3Tfti1

p. 55.

^WUuW*

mixed with other ingredients

sili^^
s.

a. (corrupt,

of

tree

for the hooka.

3^) Sour,

(^+ re^) a Pknt (rumex

(from 3IET)

s.

1.

plant (Phyllanthus

(Tamarindus Indicus).

^1(m<p1

acid.

(Csesalpinia

Emblica). Hort. Ben. p. 69. 2. The tamarind-

Tobacco

^jji+vIS^i

(a.

3.

vesicarius).

Sabda S.

Indica).

30.

S. p. 191.

or Tantra.

The name of a

p.

p. 40.

same as

Flacourtia cataphracta, the

4. Advice, instruction in

or national customs.

Mohun P.

(Phyllanthus Emblica).

tradi-

s.

3^+5^1)

(/.

tree, or its fruit

The tamarind-

1.

(Tamarindus Indicus).

An

2.

Acidity.

stomach or mouth.

acidity or sourness of the

s.

The name of a

Hort. Ben.

reclinata).

p. 1.

plant

See

(Curcuma

Also written

^it^^l
3ltft

^TT^T

31 ) Aqueous,

(mfn.

a.

consist-

ing of water.

3Tt5"

(m.)

s.

3lt3t3

The mango-tree (Mangifera

Indica).

Tne name of a

3Tfir

(m.

s.

from

33t5t^ + ^) The hog-plum

Kl

(n.

^ri

Mohun P.

+ C^OT

p.

Oxalis

30.

from R.

See

C?R)

s.

its

p. 53.

profit.

s.

(w.)

Ex-

long quadrilateral

pairs of equal sides, a paral-

(n.

3rtlF3+0^<tj) An

long quadrangular figure.

An

s.

(n.

ob-

Colebr. Alg. p. 271.

oblong quadrangle, an oblique

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

^+WF{)

sacrifices.

2.

1.

An

altar, also

The extent of any

thing,

1.

(Tamarindus Indicus).
(from 31*1)

Gain,

Receipt,

Colebr. Alg. p. 74.

^lUsJJ>vjU?|

Osj^i^

1.

from R. TPI

which has

shed for

(w.) Repetition, tautology

(m. from ^T[)

3$TS3p s.

2.

(mfn.

a.

Repeated,

STftSfJts? v. a. (from 3Tl + R. C*K^) To haggle.

Mohun P. p. 168.
-3lt[

Hort. Ben.

from R. TTl )

(oblong?) parallelogram.
)

s.

+ 11

The name of a Plant

Repetition, tautology.

repeatedly said.

(m. 311

tended, long.
figure

(Oxalis corniculata, Hort. Ben. p. 34

3X1153^

lelogram.

^5)

monadelpha, Rox.)

StfTKS

tree (Spondias mangifera).

vSltJpT

(from 31*1) The tamarind-tree, or

s.

(Tamarindus Indicus).

imports, income, revenue.

tree

the hog-plum (Spondias mangifera).

3TftTK?^

Colebr. Alg. p. 315.

(m. from

s.

fruit

3Tf[t^

size,

its

width, breadth, or length.

ground-plot.

4.

The

site

of any thing.

3.

Trans.

R.A.S.n.U.

The tamarind-tree

2. Acidity.

its

The emblic myrobalan

T>3T^) An
sides,

oblong figure with pairs of equal

a parallelogram.

Colebr. Alg. p. 295.

3Ttl

98M

361

StfU^U^M

-Srfire+

(n.

s.

W^M)

An

oblong figure with equal perpendiculars, a recColebr. Ala. p. 58.

F

tangle.

(n.^Tto + ^ltF)

s.

Half an oblong.

Colebr. Alg. p. 308, note.

vAU'Ufa

5 . (/.

3*1

TT^)

from R.

Extent, length.

3Tt*n3

TO

Future

1.

^31

from R. TT*I )

(/.) or

s.

^llU^l

s.

^T^T)

"3"

3X1^+3?)

(/.

Sub-

Armour

for the

body, a breast-plate, a coat of mail.

3Ttirg

TPT)

from R.

(mfn.

a.

2.

3. Pained, distressed. 4.

Thrown,

1.

cast, sent.

Vexed, angry.

5.

Hurt,

killed.

A waiting-maid,

nurse-maid.
^AjJU

(corrupt, of

s.

Dependence,

(n.)

Iron.

(from Portug. Aya)

ject to, dependent on. 2. Tractable, manageable,

docile.

from

(n.

Meeting, junction.

5.

3X1 +

a. (mfn.

Sharpened, whetted.

time. 2. Majesty, dignity. 3. Restraint of mind.

4.

^itTFf

362

A paternal

grand-

The

extent,

father.

the being subject to or dependent on.

3ltHf3

s.

3Tl+Tlft from R.

(/.

TT 5^) 1.

^lUkj1
En-

(instead of >All'fl3*T)

s.

the dimensions of any thing

a ground-plot.

deavour, exertion, the striving for an object;

2. Subjection,

love, affection.
3.

A boundary,

5.

Continuance

in the right

conduct.

6.

limit.

day.

4.

Strength, power.

way, steadiness of

Future time.

7.

name

dependence on.

medicinal plant (Eupatorium Aya-Pana). Hort.

Ben.

p. 61.

8. Sleep.

The state

9. Majesty, dignity.

of a person's income; stock, a capital.

R TT^Q

3TtircD a. (^Ti+ITQ) from

to,

Subject

dependent on. The same as

<1\J3<1)

Sabda

of a

(m.^Ti+TTtllfromR.ir^)
extent, width.

1.

Carey.

Length,

2. Restraint, controul.

S. p. 375.
plur. of

(a.

Taddhita

suffix,

are formed from the

by which patronymics

names of persons

the change called Vriddhi of the

the word

which

to

An
&c.

it

first

subjoined

is

it

offspring of

Days, a time, a

requires

vowel of
;

e.

g.

^lluHsSi

s.

which grows

3Ttir1

Nada, from

of

mirror, a looking-glass.

+ 5?T^1) A

variety of rice

deep water, and has therefore a

in

very long stem

Wilkins' Gr. % 887.

season.

also, the grain of this variety

rice.

STftrfcr

s.

(m. Sll

from R.

TRT

Exer-

tion, endeavours, pains, fatigue, labour.

a.

from ^.XoT)

(p.

coming, approaching.

2.

1.

Arriving,

A regulation. Mohun P.

(a. ^j-jT)

Future.
p. 159.

person's income

and expenditure.

^iW^l
rent,

s.

same

grant of land at a low

as a remuneration for faithful services.

See

3TtH*T

(a. <ujj)

s.

as

(3TI

^llli^

Will, resolution.

Sabda S.

p. 170.

The

(mn.~)

Age, duration of life.

$$Jg (-10
See

+ R. TT^)

s.

On

grandmother.

2.

1-

Age,

life,

See ^liJjJ

duration of

The name of one of the

Upavedas, which

is

also

life.

four

termed A'yur-Veda,

comprising the theory of medicine, with the

363

364
methods of curing

practical

34Q

As. Res.

diseases.

*&%^

a.

(mfn.

^liJ^+TT)

Granting a long

bestowing longevity.

life,

fj

an agent,

minister,

3^,.

3^.

See

(n.)

a deputy.

in general

A weapon

^iltClTfcfa

(mfn.

a.

arms

3tfgH+SS)

Living by

a.

(mfn.

^AJ.

use of arms, fighting with weapons

being of

Life-time, the du.K>[ [-bnnoT<j B.jjanrdi yass to

ration of a man's life, age.

life,

zaohmmib

oili

(^ST^i+^ft) An
(m.

s.

of medicine, the

3Xtnrt3FT

(m.)

^iU^+OTl)

The

name of one of

the four

science

Upa-

As a Kridanta

(-f^mfn. ^iTpfk + t 5 ^)

is

added to a few

a.

(mfn.) That

a.

To conquer.

e.

defeats, from

g.

To
R.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 468.

physician.

(^.3TtepT +^) (In the

or person.

4Ulll^<M a
life,

ill^Sita
crifice

suffix,

(mfn.) That hears, from R.

OTlXP

hear;

tenets of the

Trans.

R.A.S.

u. 554.

(mfn. 3lt^+^)

2.

(m. from

s.

(m. from

sa-

performed for the purpose of insuring

length of

The planet

still

vijJ<<P^

s.

more,

also, further,

pron. Other, another.

nJttl)

Saturn.

1.

The planet Mars.

3. Brass.

(^t^+^nT)

conj.

more,

^Tt^+ CS*fcT)

More.

a.

Granting a

causing longevity.

And,

(h. jj\)

moreover,
s.

long

battle, a

Roots to form attributives of agency;

Jainas) the association of the soul with the

body

Y.

2. Slaughter.

war.

fight, a

conj.

3Tt^^ s.

Brought

(mfn.

a.

340.

a.

The act of
making pre-

the

together, collected.

Practising physic, of the medical profession.

s.

3l1+(Uk$rt

(n.

s.

uniting or bringing together

l<tl'U>

^kt<nt

from R. TF3[J

Cillv5l<P

Bringing into contact, uniting, collecting mak-

vedas, which comprises the theory of medicine

i.

class.

v. 59.

3j1 -f

a. (mfn.

increase of

with the practical methods of curing diseases.

As. Res.

As. Res.

x. 12.

parations or provisions, as for a festival.

old age, longevity.

SWltJWK

from^ + R.lK^) The offspring

(m.

ing preparations.

the profession of a soldier.

^'M^I

s.

Living by the

Wilkins* Gr. p. 546.

Sudra by a woman of the Vaisyd

of a

Manu

being a soldier by profession.

interjection of calling,

expressive of affection.

armour, arms.

An

Sans.

interj.

from R.

More and

more, further and further.

) Juice,

(a.

spiration; spirit.

sap, moisture

per-

See ^AJ,<<P.

life.

STtWlt^

(- S3^ mfn

Long-lived,

(m.)

'si

The

^l<<Pt>
.

^f^+^j

33t33F

s.

(mn.

^l4+<p )

Brass.

Reddened, of a reddish

a.

Fo^ra-star of the third

colour, flesh-coloured.

lunar mansion

Alcyone.

Kala

S. p. 74. 356.

One of the twenty-seven Yogas or

the

Hindu

ecliptic.

.As.

divisions of

Res. ix. 302.

"AlUttfr s. (m. from ^Tl

frontal sinuses of

+ R.^BjJ The junction of

an elephant,

a.

(mfn.)

1.

3TR

365

366

Preserved, guarded, defended.

Deserving

2.

-$l\<<

\\

*U<<

s.

(3Tte + 3"Rj Another

ad.

time,

to be guarded or preserved.

(m.)

plant (Cassia fistula).

See

(m.

Sound.
Arabian, Arabic.

a. (a. ^j>j&)

(a. fjOjc)

representation, a petition,
(a.

a.

a request.

silksaT^^s.

(p.

v^-^c) The officer who

sents petitions at court.

See
lOlbOSlF OOli 8 TO StflfJn 5111

SlJ^SJ

SltTti

v*lk$

.
,

JlCf

3ftt>)

A wild

Belonging to a forest

^l<*fr

a. (mfn.

^1 +

ginning, a

from R. ^T3!

^)

articles are

Cessation, espe-

by waving a stand

sometimes water and

employed

. '
'

of

<wH?)

^g from R.

2.

Haste, speed.

sill<HN<t>

s.

An

3fN*p

s.

(n.

ginning, a

s.

(from

from R.

to

be commenced,

to

rice.

STteT^U 3 ).
s

31+^5

ioe an

be-

be undertaken.
(In grammar)

The

Mohun P. p.

124.

+ R. "^) To begin, to

^TtrfU3 v. a. (from

undertake, to commence.

Mohun P.

p. 168.

The name of a

s.

fer-

See itikr

from R.

^Hj

into Virgo,

when

The
the

Hindus abstain from cooking any kind of

io yttiDa'yjrB 10

^) A

commencement, an undertaking.

plant

(Solanum pubescens).

day of the sun's entrance

food.

To

^kSTffta. (m/n.^+^lt^Tobebegun,

^U^nj
5&fcp5

An

orderly;

Sour gruel made from the

(.

6.

u. a.

beginning, to begin, to undertake.

^kUl'4*.

a forerunner, who announces the approach of a

rich man, running before his palankin.

mentation of boiled

3. Effort, exer-

Slaughter, killing.

5.

inchoative or inceptive mood.

(ra.)

A be-

1.

other

Carey

of orderly)

(corrupt,

commencement, an undertaking, a

Pride.

4.

Dishonour,

Carey.

introduction, a prologue,

furnished with five lighted lamps,

;

art,

Reposing,

make a
1.

usually performed

before the idol

(m. ^Tl +

resolution.

from work, repose.

2. The
" Among the Hinpresenting a wave-offering.
is

branch of the dramatic

(corrupt,

s.

Belonging to a

cially cessation

or tripod,

distress, disappointment.

Wilkins' Gr. 902.

resting, stopping.

dus this

Wilkins' Gr. p. 420.

the machinery of the drama, the representation

tion.

(3l1+^3
(/.

3rl+^"from R. <T^) Begun, com-

menced, undertaken.

3ltTg s.

+^)

wilderness or forest, wild.

s.

^U^ll

buffalo.

or wilderness, wild, sylvan.

^URj

Arabia.

of magical incantations, &c.

a. (from

>*lU\fl a.

+ ar J)

a.

(/.)

a request,

.a

(from

5.

(A."Cr yj

s.

pre-

.?.

A representation,
~

petition,

Arabian, Arabic.

Cheap.

a. (p.

(a.

^<(.utj
4!.<

3lW<Jk*i

rjy^

.o

.teuaw

&

[uuaotf

s.

looking-glass.

(from

(Blatta gigantea).

and ^frill^t.

3ltTi

s.

auger.

(p. aj|)

Carey.

31*1

+ ^T) A

The same

Sabda S.

Mohun P.

p. 80.

cockroach

as

p. 200. 277.

saw, an awl, a knife, an

367

3J"tRl

srtfe

>All<l<P^.

^ll<l^

(p.

jsj\)

Kridanta

sawyer.

ad. Sans. 1. Near.

2.

Far

off, distant.

+ R.Tl) An

enemy, an

opponent, an adversary.

l^

vil'U

a.

jures

^t^)

Gratifying, conciliating, supplicating, worship-

1. Gratification, conciliation,

ship.

supplication, wor-

Accomplishment.

2.

attainment.

<T^ (<*^) To

(m.)

The name of a

1.

timber (Lagerstromia regina).

hog.

4.

A crab.

Tawny,

from R.

Tt^)

Worship, attendance on, prayer, respect.

To be conworshipped, or prayed to.

ciliated, propitiated,

viiUlto

3$l3fF

from

(mfn.^ti + 'Ztftd) Conciliated,

a.

propitiated, worshipped, supplicated.

^ UlftU3

3l1^i a. (mfn.^i + ^5 from R.

mounted on. Frequently used
e. g.

to worship, to conciliate, to propitiate, to sup-

"3TIT^3

3lW<fr

Mohun P.

p. 168.

(mfn. ^ll

+ Tfti")

a.

from R. Tfclj To

be adored, worshipped, or propitiated, to be

solicited or

3TfTfa

prayed

s.

^lll<

1^ s.

(p.

from
+
See^lU.

^T)

^lUl^f)
health

s.

R.

Wj

Sound,

n. 127.

Ascended,
in composition,

Mounted on horseback,

and

vocative particle used in calling

The name of a plant (Cassia

3lt^*^H
Health, recovery of

(n.

the proper salutation to be used

Brahman

to.

(m. 31*1

noise, tumult.

See

fistula).

to a

a.

man

of the

<SMc?7-a-class.

by a

Manu

Healthy.
causal of

from

what does not pro-

Attributing to one

R.

Ease, comfort, health.

rrwfT^

a person angrily or contemp-

(m.)

s.

(mfn.)

horse,

interj.

tuously.

plicate.

a.

or addressing

(from^ + R.^t^) To adorn,

v. a.

(mn.) The tawny

s.

colour.

(^Tl+Tt^Ti

s.

3.

pitcher.

(mfn.)

a.

tree used for

2.

3TlTtefr1

salute.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 468.

Acquirement,

3.

from R. *J To hurt,

(mfn.) That salutes: polite,

1<? a.

s.

^Tl + Tt^T from R. Tfcjj

(n.

s.

adjectives ex-

(mfn.) That hurts,:in-

a.

complaisant, from R.

ping.

3TRt<fr

*!Rl^

Ex.

injurious, hurtful,

injure;

Hi + Tlfe from R.

(mfn.

by which

suffix,

pressive of an agency are formed from roots

guna.

(Tn.from^Tl

s.

368

the radical vowel suffering the change called

Wilkins' Gr. p. 542.

"AiklRs

perly belong to him, an imputation, a substis.

A garden,

(m.^Tl + TfrT from R.

a grove.

33Wf^

a.

(from

Iwf]

"3TTRW s (iW+ CThtc

"^TtTTpn^

s.

(mfn.)

Healthy, comfort-

.33i>lg-'2niJtool

able.

tution, a transfer, a change.

ofR. <F^) See

causal of R.

f^T^
ries

s.

(p. ^jjjT

from ^j^\) One

who

car-

the levies or taxes to the treasury.

sHl(<*1
rhoids.

s.

(corrupt, of 31*1 )

The

piles,

stituted,

Rl\causal

^H'M

(mfn. 311

a.

A cook.

from

<^^)

+ CTtf^?

from

(Tt\

Transformed, changed, sub-

imputed, improperly attributed, feigned,

false, figured.

hemor-

^jtRt^^.
woman's

(m. 3Ti
waist.

+ CT^)
3.

The

1.

Length.

2.

act of ascending or

369

mounting or riding upon.

rising.

4.

rider of

an elephant or horse.

a.

(mfn.

riding,

(from

7.

3llWl<i

s.

(m.)

new

rider.

^l+CTt^

(n.

s.

ing up of

a.

(corrupt, of

3TT$

a.

(mfn.pret. part. p. R.

quently used in composition,

grow-

vehicle.

4.

a*

(-fl^

a.

^) To

+ R.

Mohun P.

cend, to mount, to climb.

atffcrteS

mfn.

p. 168.

3rtRl3C +

e.

a.

g.)

Mounting on horseback, from

<1

s.

(v.

3ufe

s.

s.

(m.

3^3 + ^)

3Tt^3"

a.

or

hymns

The name of

cry,

an excla-

Belonging to the

1.

monthly.

discharge.

A
by pain

noun of 3nfs3[C3) The acquiring,

tress.

the planting

s.

s.

from R.

(/.
2.

sSrtf s33)

cry occasioned

or distress.

1.

Pain, dis-

The end of a bow.

(n.

^fJ^J + TT) The

office or station

of a family or household-priest.

SSSft? )

a.

(from

planter.

(n.

^I-f^)

Procuring;, obtain-

Straightness, rectitude;

Hort. Ben.

tetrandrus).

^tffsfe

p. 69.

2.

(mfn.

3fl$+$3)

(from R.

To

plant.

Mo-

p. 168.
v. a.

2.

To

Sip a.

31^?)

(mfn. from R.

(Often used in comp.

1.

To

Wil-

e. g. )

\,

Wet,

moist.

3rnid Wet

+ 3ltH.

2.

from

Loose,

flaccid.

^ijjS<?
(from R.

Substantial,

Gr. 903.

water, from sSl^ Water,

v. a.

1.

Rich, wealthy, appertaining to wealth.

ki?is'

Also written

a.

pertaining to the true substance of a thing.

real,

The name of a plant (Phyllanthus

thing.

{mfn.)

Pain,

Menstrual,

2.

The menstrual

(n.)

3ITp5

+ -31)

(mfn.

par-

candour, openness, honesty, sincerity.

hun P.

a.

As. Res.

of trees.

ing,

s.

season, seasonable.

3nffe + rfH)' A

obtaining, or procuring a thing

4ll5hTU

Sama-Veda. As. Res. vin.460.

in the

from

plant, the blue Barleria.

s.

manner of chanting the prayers

comprised

from TJo 5

horse,

458.
(n.

g.)

Tg^tS

Afflicted;

(mfn.)

Hfe^ifl^^) The name of one of

s.

e.

grief*

mation occasioned by pain or sorrow.

the principal parts of the Sama-Veda.

Wf^tH

+^Tt$

^) 353^

(n.

Af-

(Fre-

Afflicted.

Ascending.

3TTf^*.

with

Afflicted

Afflicted with pain,

as-

Ascending, mounting Upon. (Frequently used in

composition,

(mfn.)

Grief,

(from 3I1

^V?+^3)

Arising,

rising or

3.

!)

sylvan.

vexed, grieved with any thing.

flicted,

The

2.

schools.

v. a.

Hjwfl5 ) Wild,

3TtTl

a ladder.

staircase,

ticular

tr>ee

Carey.

(Pentaptera Arjuna).

SBtetfohS?) Mounted

mounting, or ascending.

viii.

The name of a

a ladder, a vehicle.

staircase,

upon

Height.

6.

The

5.

a. (n.

3TTH + 3

Ginger (in the undried

state).

acquire a

plant trees.

(femin.

of

3HH)

1.

The

sixth

Nak-

371

372

shatra or lunar mansion.

The name of a

^TT^I^J^ s.

As. Res. n. 293.

Mohun P. p. 136.

aOrionis.

star,

(m. Sjtfjl

receiving one or two pair of kine from the bride-

2.

+ ST^) The

Marriage
according to the Rishi-fovm
bride receiving one or

3TtfW3

a.

33^+3^3)

(mfn.

^ + TT)

a good
2.

Res-

mas-

pectable, excellent, proper,

s.

(m.)

a proprietor, an owner.

2.

The Hindu,

R.A.S. K

453.

of the third class.

^i^J<P

(to.

s.

3.

1.

Manu

opposed to the barbarous nations.

Trans.

iff.

as

21.

man

Vaisya or

3Tt^3

Trans.

s.

Famous,

re-

A name of ParA kind of metre.

^TTtD+^U^)

sea,,

Manu

mountains.
s.

a.

The

by

by the Vindhya

hook.

L Not

a.

Carey.

Wilkins'

Gr.

The

sting

2.

the forceps of an insect.

boiled in

2. (mfn.^)

its

s.

or fish

preparation, as

Large, extensive.
Insipid,

fresh, not salted,

^it^T^t^Tl

s.

Food without

salt, insipid

prurien s).

(a. yaSJI) Tar, pitch.

Cowhage
See

or cow-itch

ment reaching

v^l^^ipn

coat, vest, or gar-

to the knees.

(from A. JjluJl

s.

(Carpopogon

v3|1nW*n

A coat,

a vest, or

jacket.
Aid .q

{taiihv^ralA
)

^Tt^lT^

s.

(m. from

mirror, a look-

from^f^T) Prescribed

the Rishis, or ancient sages,

.kAI

.Jsto'Vl

^FT7!"^?) A

.(*inbnm*9t

water-snake;

the black variety of the Cobra de Capello (Co-

Also written

(mfn.

see

The barb of an arrow

4.

the sacred

n. 21.

(corrupt, of

ing-glass.

rized

(Lit.)

and bounded on the north by

the Himalaya, and on the south

3Ttf*l

kind of

the country extending from the eastern to

tenon.

s.

abode of the noble or excellent

land

As. Res. x. 40.

the western

Gr.

food.

(in.

Wilkins'

1.

2.

As. Res. in. 66. x. 400.

s.

see

Yellow orpiment.

(n.) 1.
spi-

rice.

o/^tiP)

SP^j

from

(n.

of a bee or wasp,

metre.

from

(/.

husband

The son of a

nowned, celebrated.
(femin.

551.

i.

978). Worthiness.

3.

s.

a Jaina.

978). Worthiness.

ritual preceptor.

vat! the wife of Siva.

follower of

or Jin a,

paternal grand-

SOTJl

R.A.S.

to be set

i& MIX'

<

s.

2.

+ 31) A
Arhat

of

fit

deity.

(m. from

s.

See

Hi. 29.

honour of a

the doctrines

father.

(in theatrical language).

the father of the

pair of kine from the

$&^) A steer

(m. from

at liberty in

^S3\

Wilkins' Gr. 728.

3TtXP+^) A

3ltsfe)

Of

1.

family, noble, of distinguished birth.

ter,

Manu

bridegroom.

1*5 a. (mfn. from R.

two

Wetted, mois-

tened.
^44

in. 29.

dragon's

or descending node.

tail

Manu

groom.

luber Naga).
or autho-

3tW^3l

(m.)

The name

s.

form of marriage, the father of the bride

s.

(#r1

for

of a parasitical plant

tessalloides).

Carey.

(Cymbidium

See ^Tt^Hsjl

374

373
^Tt^'Tjtl a. (corrupt, of

3I +

Not connected,

not tight, loose.

^UttPt

vaiWl

(from 3tf*Ffl) Looseness, the

s.

^it^^s.

not being tight.

^TFTflWU a. (sill^h + ^1) Talking loosely,

basis or founda-

any thing upon which another

tion,

support

tenance

^D + ^^'T)

(n.

s.

relies

from R.
cr
1*~<l

Upright,

(from

making the

balanced,

poised,

raise itself

up (applied

3Tf*!pTte^3l

name of a genus of

^U^t\f5

+ 3E>)

The

raise itself

first

up

the lifting of a thing up so as not to touch

another thing.

a.

^l+^Tp^

(mfn.

upon, suspended from any thing

Cm. 311

s.

Slaughter, killing.

3teTT

s.

(m. ^Ti

on

poise,

(from

ad.

s.

+ ^iir

from R.

R.

Manu

n. 179.

^1) A

(Frequently used in comp.

a dwelling.

^U^pffe)

In equi-

The name of a

plant (Cymbi-

Hort. Ben.

tessalloides).

p.

See

63.

e.

i.

house,
e.

g.)

the abode of cold

or snow, from

ftp

^n>felJJ s.

The ocean, the abode of

ftomH^

Fish,

'

dium

upon,

Carey.

tiptoe.

3lHjT^1

from

Embrace.

2.

The Himalaya,

SXt^jprTO

Resting

relied

depended upon.

3T^g

which a child makes to

efforts

The

plants (Cuscuta of any

(from v4jH5fl

s.

upon.

3THf^3

Carey.

Carey.

species).

rested upon, to be depended or

efforts to

first

to a child).

To be

v)

relied

(3Tt^Hi> + ^3l)

s.

Support, main-

sence of connexion or tightness.

a.

dependence, reliance.

Looseness, the ab-

rests, or

a protection or protector.

^TT^^^T

improperly, or obscenely.

^HJ-ll)

(m.

s.

world, the earth.

upon which some person depends or

Carey.

SrfcTffl. a. (from

^U) The

(a.

ifi i

'.

^rt^^T

(mfn.

a.

+
fishes,

+^t^TT.

i ri

Cold, snow,

^1 +

^)

.v

"

Idle,

indolent,

slothful, lazy, languid.

cleansed from

its

husk without being

^t^f^TIT

a.

(corrupt, of

boiled.

dolent, lazy, slothful.

^TfafSl

(corrupt, of

s.

^lHp3l5l

s.

Slf^rf^l) The uvula.

(corrupt,

anatomy) The uvula

of

+ fSS^I

(epiglottis).

s.

(corrupt, of

pregnated with

STt^Ti

(In

Carey.

ad. Easily, without exertion or

3X1^31

effort.

(n.)

s.

a. (mfn.') Idle,

^WS^KpT
)

s.

noun

(v.

A yawning,

of

^t^FP

a stretching of the body.

&JI)

Idleness, indolence,

laziness, slothfulness, lassitude,

Lac, leaves im-

Certainly, truly,

by

all

ing of the body, a yawning

stretch-

by way of shaking

off indolence.

basin for water

dug round

the root of a tree.

^A-U^C^Tl

(n.^H^+TT)

lac.

ad. (a.

s.

s.

in-

indolent, inert, lazy, languid.

means, necessarily.

vHH<t^

3Tt*TO

Idle,

hooka or Indian tobacco-pipe.

3rtW5ffv5E3
To

stretch the body, to

dolence.

v.a.

(^t^+^1f^U3)
yawn,

to

shake off

in-

375

Stf^Wtf^U

3TH*P)

(from

Indolence, sloth,

inactivity, inertness.

Spoiled by long keeping, tainted, ran-

a.

^Ti^t^t

s.

ill

afflic-

The name of a

plant,

cow-itch (Carpopogon pruriens).

cowhage

or

Sabda S.

p.

An

(-f*K

a.

a.

versed with.

^TlrTt^

(corrupt,

STH^)

of

1.

(/.)

Carey.

made

of cloth.

pumpkin-gourd.

2.

The

Carey.

that ties him.

3.

is tied,

fetter,

3lt^Ttt5^1

4.

The

1.

The rope
The

act

^illf^T

A
or

5.

(m. 3rl+*Tt*i from R.

or

a^. (a. jas^Lc) Separately, distinctly,

Dis-

woman's female

4.

scorpion.

2.

(in

*\\) The

speaking to or with a person, address, conversation,

2.

A ridge

A bee.

1.

See vSdfpT .(Also)

anatomy) a small protuberance on

bank, or causeway-

STtf^FTs.
from R.

3.

(m.)

the lobe of the ear (Tragus).

Colebr.

friend.

line, race, or family,

statement of a

line.

of earth, crossing ditches, dividing

&c.

tenon

p. 187.

3d

(In arithmetical

problem, the proposition of a question.

(n.

1.

(/.)

mound

fields,

The enunciation

STH + Stf^P) A crocodile.

row or range, a continuous

of tying or binding,

course, address, conversation.

5 . (wj,

severally.

2.

tie.

apparition, a will-o'-the-wisp, an

ignis fatuus.

3Tt^i1*T>

STi+^TtTfrom R. *Tl)

(n.

post to which an elephant

An

The black

The name

STM^fa" s.

s.

fan

bottle-gourd (Cucurbita lagenaria).

of a plant (Cactus Indicus).

writings)

(m.)

capello (Coluber Naga).

s.

to be con-

the turning a thing

and most poisonous variety of the Cobra de

3rh"M

from R. ff?t)

be spoken with,

to

improper answer, a reply

ad. (a. jjeoLc) Separately, distinctly,

s.

mfn.

MtJ^m

(mfn.

To be addressed,

differently.

Sd^fa"

ix.

addressing, conversing, talkative.

to,

into ridicule.

s.

As. Res.

Fond of conver-

3Tt*Tl^

not suited to the question

3tf*TtH

of a single gourd.

sort

sation, talkative.

See 3Tt*T^*ft

431.

3$rol
Speaking

tion, ruin, misfortune.

$.

aSyflPWl) A

453.

luck.

+ a. 4j) An

WWII

made

To ad-

converse with.

to, to

(femin, of
of lute

calamity, a misfortune,

(from 3T1 + R. TOLlj

v. a.

speak

dress, to

cid (as food).

Alg.

376

3tff*T

(n.

^Ti

Carey.

Sabda S.

+ f^ypO

A mound,

p. 473.

Embracing, an

embrace.

SdfPWfa

a.

(mfn.

^Tl+f^pft^)

To

be embraced,
from R.

^f5^) To be addressed,

to

be spoken

to, to

be

(mfn. ^Tl

+ ^tfHs?)

addressed, conversed with.

Spoken

a.

(mfn.^+Ptf*(\$) Embraced.

3Tff*Tf%3 v. a. (from 3Tl + R.

brace.
Mohun P. p. 168.

conversed with.

3Tt*TrR3

3rtf%Ffr3

to,

3d1%^ft

s.

P\%

To em-

(p#WS*^%) A

378

377

^H^s.

small drum, shaped like a barley-corn, and car-

villph^P

+ f^p from R.
s. A small drum,

To be embraced,

3rN3p") A

See

(m.

$.

is

shaped

and carried on the breast.

like a barley-corn,

^nPnvjp"

s.

a house.

2.

^il^

A terrace before

Pl

2.

raft,

An

esculent root

and

See
of

(Arum

31 +

^^)

Not

salted,

fresh, insipid,

raised platform or terrace for

sleeping upon.

(A-^jjle) Subsistence-money.

8, (from^Tl

+ R.

The whiten-

(p.

ing or painting of the floors, walls, &c. of houses

See

festivals.

dialects this

p. 57.

(m.^ll cy^+<3?)

a. (corrupt,

(See

(Arum camname

esculent root

modern

Mohun P.

campanulatum).
(m. See

on

An

1.

in the

applied to the yam, potatoe, &c.

float.

3fl*J<E

large clay

water-jar.

AltyfepW

small water-jar, a pitcher.

(mn.)

panulatum)

(mfn. -3Ti

Hi

(/.)

on the breast.

ried

^Uf^*^

\J[rJi\)

dried fruit brought from

Bokhara and

plum (Prunus

a sort of

countries,

The name of a
other

triflora).

Carey.
)

The whitening

or painting the floors, walls, &c. of houses

W^fl

on

C^ftflS

a.

from R. J) Dissolved,

mouldered, decayed.

festivals.

with STt^T^" to

cornice on the top of a house.

rhyme

Carey.

to

it

manner,

Confused, scattered in a disorderly

ad. Disorderly, confusedly.

Carey.

(from Engl. All-spice) Pimento

or Jamaica-pepper.

Dissolved, decayed, wearied, fatigued.

a.

Carey.

331^^1

terrace in front of a house.

(for

a.

^TC^ 1*! ) Not

written, not

fit

to be written.

^t**ft

s.

companion.
dary or

iWt?

1.

(f.)

2.

mound

A woman's female friend or

A row or range. 3. The boun-

dividing a

^TU^ffE"

(mfn.

field.

STftsTO

vanced, the

SrNt

left

s (n.
.

sllK^^a.

f%^)

from R.

5.

added

to roots ending

or belonging to the tenth class, to form

attributive adjectives,
e.
TOlS*jT
in

sf

a.

g.

Inclined to sleep or rest, from R. *ft

^^Tt^T a.
for,

from R.

Gr.

p. 465.

j^jjlc)

Learned, wise, skil-

<ajSl1

(corrupt, of

s.

3Tft^t^)

3Tft5;Tt^

To

(mfn.)
sleep

(m.
2.

STi+C^^)

Light.

3.

desire.

Sight, seeing,

1.

Flattery,

compliment

tary language, panegyric.

^tPnT^FT f.

(n.

^Tl

+ C^t^r)

Sight, seeing,

looking, perception.

(mfn.) Disposed to hope or long

To hope,

Light, splen-

dour, brightness, splendid appearance.

STt^'K from R. *f|; + 3 ) Lead.

suffix,

(a. ^JU or

(n.)

the right knee ad-

leg retracted.

Kridanta

clever,

looking.

Licked, lapped by the tongue, eaten.

attitude in shooting,

CFftfe from R.

painting.

See

ful,

An

(n.

s.

Wilkins'

aspect, inspection

STtFTte^ a.

View,

sight,

a discovery ; a survey.

(mfn.

ifc

l<i"ftU

To be

379

380

seen, to be looked at

visible, observable, re-

markable.

(m. from R. ^51*1^) Food

s.

compound words,

^k^Tlfej a.
C^t^) Seen,
^llc^loi

+ C5?Ttf3\3

from R.

viewed, observed, perceived.

+ Mlt>'T) The

3ri

(n.

s.

3Tl

(mfn.

survey, an

examination, the viewing or looking at a thing.

^TiC^Tfe^tlT

(mfn.

a.

viewed, to be

seen

^ + Hlb4*[Uj

3tf*f 07Tl

s.

+ C^Ttf^S)

(mfn.

3Tl+*f

(f.

2.

desire,

3.

Uncertainty, doubt.

^)

1.

a wish.

2.

hope, an expectation.

Wished

desired.

for,

2.

Hoped, expected,

for.

Viewed,
from R.

(from 3T1 + R.

To

^)

One who bestows

^rH^T

view, to examine, to survey, to observe.

+ C^Tl^T) The

(n.

s.

3TM^ s

(mfn.

^TK^

3li+C^tf^3)

Stirred,

agitated, discussed in conversation.

srtFTftnr a

(3ift*ti+inr) winous,

fUn

of light, shining.
s.

The name of a

Mohun P.

p. 54.

a.

plant,

or

'4

lf*U3

To

v. a.

(^^%+^ \T[)

trip,

To

to run

The

of a plant (Physalis flexuosa).

>4^3*l

a.

(mfn.

s.

(f.

^l + ^t^fllT)

be feared, to

to

To be

be apprehended

3l1+*t$1 from R. *f^) Dread,

apprehension, fear.

3TM^ttT3 v. a.

(from 3lK<p1)

To apprehend,

to fear, to dread.

sequester,

Feared, dreaded,

apprehended.

The name of a
Hort. Ben.

A
^n^Ft\ s. A
s.

name

s.

formidable, dreadful.

to set aside.

^n^TT^j,

^W^Wl

cowhage or

p. 30.

v. a.

pitata).

a plant (Physalis flexuosa).

Hort. Ben.

unbound, unconfined, open,

Loose,

^Sjt^tl

s.

dreaded,

easy, careless, regardless,

light.

j^U) A lover. See 3ltf*J^.

(corrupt, of ^T^l^) The name of

^TH^^ftST

cow-itch (Carpopogon pruriens).

^^)

(a.

the discussing of a topic in conversation.

a.

from R.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 467.

stirring or

turning a thing round, the agitating of a thing

sSKPfrf^J

blessings.

^1 + ^^

(mfn.

a.

Celebrating, praising.

lOI

To

3TM1%3. (mfn.^ti + *if*K? from R. *t ^l)

^t
a.

1.

to

seen, looked at, observed, surveyed.

v.

To be hoped,

*ri from R. *f

looked out
a.

+ 3Tf*l

^4-^*^)

be wished, to be desired.

1.

markable.

3TfcTt"R>3

(m.)

s.

To be

observable, re-

visible,

g.

(mfn.

a.

only used in

be expected.

seeing, examining, or surveying of a thing.

3t3TM

from3*fo^arf. Early,

Breakfast,

3TW*Ffor

viewing,

e.

plant (Cuscuta ca-

p. 12.

(m.)

The name of a

tree (Terminalia

3lt*1^Tl a. (p. LJ)7) Familiar, conversant with,

intimate.

pin.

of drawers, a book-case.

s.

alata tomentosa).

pin.

(Port, ulmaria)

3Tt*FT

bureau, a chest

3lt*tffrt3f

s.

(p. t^U-lT)

acquaintance.

Familiarity,

intimacy,

3rHl

3Ttf*i

381

3lWt*j

ad. (corrupt, from

all sides,

3Tf*fa

distilled

3THS

3Ti

+ ,sfa

instead of 3T3")

3d + *RT

(to.

ing, intention.

2.

1.

Mean-

Asylum, an abode or

retreat.

from R. "ft)

m. for

A name

(p. tij-i!)

of

fire.

gold-mokur (a gold-

(corrupt, of

s.

j^fc^|

The

(/.) 1.

2.

Length.

Hope,

3.

desire, trust, expectation.

quarter, a region, a cardinal

from

especially

by cows

3HPt3ir s

(to.)

s.

1.

The

third solar

Hindus, beginning when the sun

Gemini (June- July).

Kola

of the Hindus.

2.

The

month of the
is

in the sign

fourth lunar

S. p. 355.

month

The name

3.

of two of the lunar mansions (the twentieth and

the twenty-first) of the

286.

ix.

323.

Hindu

33tf*fa1

name of a

^T?1R^

tree

a.

See

4.

^n^lt^T

or

3PFT)

3}lf*te

3^ + 3^)

an obligation.

5. (to.

30*11 +

2.

^)

^tpTrt^l
name

An

l.

attach-

trust,

spider's

ex-

web.

Disappointed.
Full of

Destitute of

lover,

Fi re.

An

(corrupt, of

3rt*totfe) The

of a shrub (Limonia pentaphylla).

s

from 3T1

(J.

a benediction

ing,

upon

others.

3TT*ll

a.

2.

e.

ie

H^3

1'.

bless-

the bestowing a blessing

serpent's fang.

Gr. 769.) Eating.

words

+ R.

jj-fVj; mfn. R.

SSf^ t%

(Only used

in

Eating

g.)

a.

made

Wilkins'

compound
flesh,

from

+ 3tff*FT. Eating.
^ftfvjf) Eighty.

(mfn.

A
A

sttWl^

serpent's fang,

serpent, a poisonous snake.

(-3 m STtf^+Ttt^ )

s.

The

who bestows

a bene-

3nf*^+TO) A

benedic-

giver of a blessing ; he
diction.

SfWt^fcf
tion, the

s.

ing,

(to.

bestowal of a blessing, a salutation.

a.

(mfn.

^TtPt^+^tri^)

Bless-

pronouncing a benediction or salutation.

^HT/lk-i
an affectionate

Blessed,

to partake of a benediction.

3TrTt<rn^

hope, hopeless, despairing.

(a. JmIIc)

Also written

or goblin.

+ dTt^t) )

(mfn.

Glut-

3^1)

(mfn. 3tf*fl + 3^) Held fast by

a.

person.

from R.

from R.

(to.

s.

The

hope, hopeful.

^TTpR^s.

(to.) Satiety, satisfaction.

a. (corrupt, of

ment founded on hope, confidence,

pectation,

+^)

(.3it1^3 o from^nf^ra,

Flesh,

(Pentaptera tomentosa). Carey.

(to.

cattle,

staff of

an expectation, detained by a hope.

s.

Formerly grazed by

(as a field).

(-\mfn.

a.

As. Res.

zodiac.

(corrupt, of

s.

Food, victuals,

palusa wood carried by ascetics.

3fHfa

from

(mfn.

^tf^

point.

ih

a.

imp

name of a shrub (Limonia pentaphylla).

s.

from R.

tonous, voracious, eating to excess.

coin sixteen rupees in value).

3TT*ft*tel

^+

(mfn.

a.

A spirit

from molasses.

*.

Sirpfa

Eaten, satisfied.

around.

all

(to.

s.

^rHI + ^n^C) On

382

s.

(n.

^f^+^tTrT)

The be-

stowing of a blessing, the pronouncing of a

benediction or salutation.

384

383

^rm^Pl
Bestowing a blessing, pronouncing benedictions.

3rt*ttWt*r

(^rKt^Ht+^lT)

a.

1.

Fire.

nouncing a blessing, bestowing a benediction.

3H^+ $5#i
1

Wind,

2.

s.

^TfcT)

+ R.

from3l1

(/.

wishing or bestowing a blessing.

'

337^ ad.
or

mn -)

^ ce ripening

"31 (/.)

(.) Velocity, quickness, swiftness.

(3^+^)

s^HJ<fri>.*

3TH3f^tT^

is

plant, a variety of
p. 65.

Carey.

Easily irritated, easily provoked, fretful,

,

s.

J1

a.

(m.)

(mfn.

1.

3rW+ 51)

The wind.

2.

quick,

Swift,

An

irritable.

fleet-

arrow.

STP^WT

(n.

s.

fS^^jSPT) A

quick per-

appeased or

+ G3t^)

satisfied,

s.

Easily pleased,

(m.)

An

appel-

lation of Siva.

3d xk$
prize,

3d + 5TD?

(n.

s.

s.

(f.

Sabda
from

astonishment,

ful,

a. (mfn.

3IT <1

s.

3Tt^l

(m. 3T<j.

s.

(to.

3d^S

(to.

3^+^)

+31) The

of

fruit

3T^F3Ui-3I) The month

TO .

A's-

3X1+^)

Encouraged,

comforted,

in-

See

consoled.

(to.

311+^1^ from R. ^L)

;

consolation,

1.

Res-

encouragement.

3.

chapter, a section, or division of

a book.

The

tree
a.

Animated

(mfn.

consoled, comforted, encoura sed.

of a tree

p. 29.

^TM+^tfl:)

of horses.

Cessation of labour, the completion of a

work.

Hort. Ben.

3rt*r5l5+XHI) Wonder-

+31) A number

(mfn.

a.

33t^T*.

Rice ripening dining

3l1*l+^t<r)

conceit.

Sur-

3Ht11%3.

S. p. 280.

Rice which

ripens during the rainy season.

OTp^.

"5^)

Astonishing,

(mfn.}

from 31^*31

(to.

s.

3lt^TJ3U.

2.

3n*ftF^*. (3rH+SF*i) The name

^H^^tft

a.

from R.

astonishing.

yields frankincense (Boswellia serrata).

(Scytalia Langan).

from R.

surprising, wonderful, marvellous.

piration, repose

the rainy season.

whim, a

(3d + "5t*^3

ad.

spired with hope,

3rPjC3"faa. (i/n.^rH

which

STT^f^?

wina (September-October).

Carey.

rice.

ception.

easily

^IdT) Apparent, public, known,

a. (p.

revealed.

the Aswatt'ha or holy fig-tree (Ficus religiosa).

The name
of a variety of early

from r.

act of drying a thing.

3lt*&3TCnr

^THC^MI a. (-pKm/h. 3TM + C<FffH)

3lt

The

3d +0*11^1

(.

s.

of a brownish yellow

Carey.

colour.

fall-

Suddenly, unexpectedly.

(^^PTOt) A

s.

which

variety of rice

Hort. Ben.

colocasia.

3rtproi

in the rainy season.

Sans. Quick, quickly, swiftly.

"3"

Arum

A serpent's

2.

the rising and

Well-

A kind of poison, the venom of a snake.

fang. 3.

^^tL

f.

^)

ing of pairs of notes through seven lines according to certain rules.

3rKt*T

from R.

air.

Hindu music)

(In

s.

Pro-

(m.

3TWPTC3

v. a.

(from 3Ti

+ R.

See3lt^g.

To

en-

courage, to animate, to console, to comfort.

3Tttt^l

a.

(-f%:

3]W*T + ^)

mfn.

Hopeful, relying on.

Swiftness, vagary,
(to.

from

The

sixth solar

386

385

Hindu month called A'swina (September-OcIt commences when the sun enters
Virgo, and is the first month of the sultry season.
As, Res. in. 261-264. Kala S. p. 355.
tober).

-of),

from

AswiNi, by
heaven

named Nasatya,

is

may be

or the patronymic

in the singular to designate either of

in-

+ ^f*T) A

of

Aruna,

That which

2.

sophy of the Jainas).

3.

Distress, fatigue.

a.

(mfn.) Compliant.

SitSfc

promise, an en-

embodied

directs the

towards external objects (in the philo-

spirit

Fault,

i.

Grikast'ka

anchorite or Vanaprast'ha

2.

recluse in a forest.

S^Jj

1.

life

1st.

that of

<^Z>tf^r ;T^&c.

Fallen, or

order of

^TW^T);

STtSftft a.

(see
evil

religious

expelled from a

conduct.

(m.

asylum, a re-

(see vJTTCSt'SI);

Applying

2.

Going

for shelter or protection, de-

pending upon one's protection

belonging to a

from R.

sheltered, se-

cured, protected.

Listened
.

o>. 3t1 + tffcr from

promised.

to,

for shelter, or to

ft)

1.

r.

ft )

Fit to

be applied to

for protection.

3Ttf^

(mfn. ^Tl

a.

+ f^)

re-

Held

arms,

in the

embraced.

An

embrace, an em-

bracing, a union.

(m.) V. The third solar month of the

Hindus (June-July) beginning when the sun is
in the sign

Gemini

the hot season.

2.

Kala

the Hindus.

The

month of

the second

it is

fourth lunar

S. p. 355.

3.

month of

The name

of two of the lunar mansions of the

As. Res. in. 286.

in the

wood of

^nNj

s.

month

present.

3.

n.

ix. 323.

4.

Hindu

staff

the palasa, carried by ascetics

A shar'ka.

(n.) Ether, the

^Tt^RooT,
^Tl+^TT

+ ftv3 from R. ft )

(mfn.

Be-

hermitage.

SrWlT *

to.

of the

(-P.\mfn.
life

Sltft^ a.

ecliptic.

longing to one of the four A'sramas or religious

orders of

who by bad

one

An

(corrupt, of ^Tt^tTT)

be resorted to

and 4th. that of

A'srama or

one's

hermitage for

of

2. (mfn.')

re-

A hermitage, the abode of a

3. A school, a college.

apostatising from
life

an asylum

3d. that of the

the mendicant or Bhikshu. See

Hi 230.

forfeiture of

352.

Brahmachart ; 2d. that of the

householder or

Manu

The

itf'qteA

referable to different periods of

the student or

A name
He who destroys his abode).

fire. (Lit.

transgression.

of which there are four kinds

order,

ligious

R.A.S.

Trans.
4.

from R.

(m.

s.

upon.

relied

to or towards, approaching, applying himself

1.

gagement.

be

fuge, a dwelling-place.

A name

(m.

the charioteer of the sun.

To be applied to for protection, to

clay's jour-

ney (for a horse).

s.

A house.

conduct looses a good situation.

(mfn. from

s.

them

Fraud,

2.

Proximity, vicinity.

3.

the

used

See

dividually.

protection, the taking sanctuary.

cheat, circumvention.

in the dual,

Sijrya, and physicians of Indra's

one of them

shelter, protection

The twin-sons of

).

other Dasra,

an asylum

a means of defence, viz. the having recourse to

4.

commonly used

(m.

fuge, a retreat,

See

sky or atmosphere.

(3TtT3)

To be

or

To sit.
exist.
With
1.

2.

To be

the prefix

387

388

To

To

With 3*1 To wait upon a

sit.

To
With

With

venerate.

to

tendance around (any one).

With

together.

To shake,

2.

With

C|

With

hold, to occupy, to inhabit.

To

1.

To

sit in

at-

To

expel.

reject, to refute, to

inva-

lidate.

tera tomentosa.
a.

Recollection.

fliction.

An

interjection, implying

Anger.

2.

3. Pain.

Af-

4.

Menace.

5.

5.

The name of a

(rn.)

STtoTi

s.

(f.

tree

Pentap-

Carey.)

^Tl^ + ^)

(mfn.

seat, situated

Placed on a

on a seat or carpet.

from

^n^FT + ^ri) Stay,

abiding,

sitting.

^tt#fl
Sans.

interj.
1.

A market-stall.

(Terminalia alata tomentosa. Wilson.

sit

abandon.

leave, to

With f*T^ To

agitate, &c.

person^

4.

3TfcR + %)

A shop,

2.

sitting.

33T*T^

(J.

(m. from

s.

a
;

1.

Stay, abiding,

small couch or

stall.

3TNr

oblong chair having the seat made of basket-

3Tfcr

(m. from R.

s.

a.
of,
e.

(mfn. 3Tl

enamoured

g.)

Jr

'

bow.

t>3 ) 1.

Attached

to,

fond

3TT^fl

See

{mfn.) Addicted to dissi-

3. Eternal,

^l + ^T^")

The time of

ad.

death.

*\\+\<

s.

Rum,

the mind deeply engaged in or devotedly at-

2.

tached to a thing.

Manu
Devotedness or at-

tachment to a thing ; love

zealous

diligence,

Near, approaching,

Diligent,

2.

continual,

STfcT^ + ftvS) Having

>Ali*t3>fc>N3 a.

(mfn.

close by, proximate, imminent.

Eternally, continually.

application.

(m. 311

from

R.^T)

^
....
spirit distilled from sugar or

Juice.

1.

molasses.

xi. 95.

^l*1<1

s.

(/.

from 3TfcT3:

?)

The name of a
Hindus.

scale in the musical system of the

As.

Res. in. 78.

Eternal, constant,

incessant,

f
a.

a.

^T^FT-h^TTO!?

zealously active.

work.

(Frequently used in comp.

of.

*y>frnJf*W

pation, from

ad. Eternally, continually,

s.

(m.)

slli*i<i^ s.

(a.

<_,LJ

things, furniture,

Goods,

plur. of

an apparatus.

Connexion, society, fellowship, copulation.

A whirlwind.
^t^Tfe

s.

(/.

^STl

Intimate union,
profit,

STT^PT

+ ^fft

from R.

meeting, junction.

2.

(n.

R.

31^1 + 3FT)

1.

A seat,

rides

2.

a stool,

where the driver

3.

sits.

holding a situation,

e. g.

particular posture, as

is

The

part

act of sitting or

the sitting in some

the custom of devotees ;

the maintaining a post against an enemy, &c.

horseman,

^1 TOW s

(p.

one

who

vehicle.

Horsemanship.

(p.

Gain,

The withers of an elephant the

(p.

on horseback or on a

^U-jT) The heaven, the sky,

the atmosphere.

a carpet, a mat, or any thing else used to it

upon.

s.

1.

acquirement.
s.

^P^Sff^i

a.

<

s.

An

(p.

iJUJT) Sky-blue,

assembly, a society, a solemn as-

sembly, a convention.

^jt^T^s.

azure.

Carey.

(a. J*;l) Origin,

trade) Capital stock.

an

original.

Mohun P.

(In

p. 83, 101.

^jTfc^^t^s.

A P
.

1^,^ Jui)

3TP?v3t< ??r

Liquorice.

The name of a plant (Trophis

s.

2.

Mohun P.

aspera).
i

from

(to.

s.

(a. Uic)

p. 57.

liquors.

a mace, a club.

staff,

+ *ll(Va)

(mfn. 3Tl

a.

Filled, satisfied with food.

Obtained,

vH I^M

(to.

s.

<)

from

acquired, gained.

The

1.

stars of the

Kdla

southern hemisphere. Surya Siddh.

3rW^T

(.

^Tl + ^I^T) The accomplish-

ing an object, the performing a thing.

3TTOf*C3a.

Zti

(mfn.

+ *tff%3)

355.

An Asura

2.

Performed,

an advantage,

3.

A form of mar-

5.

afford.

Manu

4. Surgery, the curing of diseases

in. 31.

Easiness, facility, a gain,

^LT)

(p.

demon.

and her kinsmen as much as he can

by applying the

cutting, or
s.

or

S. p.

which the bridegroom gives to the bride

riage, in

finished, accomplished.

^TfaTH"

tl

one who prepares inebriating

distiller,

a. (p. ifOj-sT)

3TWf^3

^TfTfe + ^T)

and change of the moon.

sacrifice at the full

ST^C^Ti
vU. 1^1

390

3Tft*T

389

Mustard,

by

actual cautery, &c.

Savage, barbarous, demoniacal.

a.

Easy.

a.

One
vAi

<JUT) Facility, easiness, ease.

\"\[ s. (p.

s.

(corrupt. from 3Tl

3TW<i<kl<

(p.

s.

^rW^T^t^l

s . (p.

+^4) A toad.
mace-bearer,

The

cij^UO

office

of a

(a.

s.

STPTte"*.

Ltf+3tf^3)

^oLjT

A staff,

p. 94.

A mode

Hindu

STl

plur. of ^J, )

Mohun P.

(to.

a mace,

in

+ ^Tk

client,

an Asura or demon,

given

away by her

music.

Carey.

^)

1.

2.

(from ^Ti

+ R. ^) To

come.

Imprisoned,

(mfn. irregular pres. part., proper

form, of R. -33t^)

s.

(/.

audacious

Sitting,

being seated. Wil-

680.

^I+^ft from R.

The

paring of inebriating liquors, distillation.

pre-

kinsmen

is

in

of money, cattle, &c. paid

See

Be-

longing to an Asura or demon, diabolical, bar-

of the medical

s.
art,

(_^t

/.)

1.

Asubdivi sion

surgery, the curing diseases

by cutting with instruments or by

2.

cauterization.

Mustard.

The

confined, restrained. 2. Accomplished, finished.

diabolical

Belonging to

(-fk^mfn.

a.

barous, savage.

from R.

1.

Gr.

an amount

in. 21.

father or paternal

sum

by the bridegroom).

srfciTFT

a.

or paternal

to such

^It^ft^a. (TO/n.3JSR + l^)

^rt^ft

The surrounding an enemy.

3. The army of a king whose dominions are
separated by other intervening states.
heavy shower.

v. a.

Manu

as he can afford.

of

the bridegroom

her father,

money, &c.

consideration of a
(a.

3Tfajf3

bride,

cattle,

barbarous (as a marriage in which the bride

a club.

defendant.

of marriage

staff.

mace-bearer.

kins'

the

giving to

kinsmen

jb^Uc) A

the bearer of a club or

Hindu forms

the

s.

(n.

sti+ctst

from r. "Ptf

act of wetting or besprinkling,

a.

(to/m.)

Beloved, desired.

^k^tDK?

a.

(mfn.

^1^5^ + ^)

Beloved

desired.

srtfcfl s. (- to. 3}1 +

One who restrains or confines
srftsrH
straint,

(to.^tI+c^tH from R.

confinement, custody.

from R.

P^)

another.

f$R$

Re-

3iH

391

+ ^)

(mfn. ^llC^lH

a.

A sleeve.

Restraining,

See ^ltsl*l

confining, bringing into custody.

T)

from R.

be confined, to be

restrained, to

abuse.

(n.

s.

3Ti

3jt^3

+ ^Wi)

battle.

Drying.

3.

a.

+ ^i)

^\ + ^$

(mfn.

Reproach,

1.

out,

War,

2.

sleeve.

Spread out, ex-

panded, unfolded, laid out or into order.

brought into custody.

^W^M

(mfn. Stl

a.

To be

1*1 <1)

392

from R.

Spread

5jf)

expanded, unfolded, displayed, laid out or

put in order.

3Il"M?pKs2 s. (n. ^Tl + *<PpKv3 from R.

The walk of a horse. Am. Co. One of the
Carey.

paces of a horse, a gallop.

4 ^fe from R. |) The developement or spreading out of a thing, display,

SltSfo
five

s.

311

(f.

expansion.

suf^xitpffri

A kind of pancake.

A kind
SftS

a.

(%tps0

s.

Thrown,

2.

3jltJ<X *.

(a.

JJ**1

1.

^itt^TF^ ad. (^tm + ^U^ froni^+R.

Tl) At leisure, easily, indolently, slowly,

Carey.

Whole, unbroken,

3TT^R

full

(hi

s.

from R. ^3)

thrown over the back of an elephant

1.

ment

(p.^JT) The

Any

a mat,

lining of a gar-

the plastering of a wall.

^Itkl

(n.

s.

311 + ^!)

1.

2.

Any thing

that

An

elephant's

spread out, as a

is

carpet, the clothes of a bed, &c.

s.

door.

2.

a fakir's residence.
Believing in the

existence of a deity; faithful, pious,

s.

(m.)

(See

Wilkins'

Gr. 903.) -\3l (/.) or

The belief in

believer, a deist.

the existence of a

33tf33&

s.

(n.

(.)

Supreme Being

^rtf^+TT)

existence of a Universal Spirit.

q. v.)

A kind

of

(f

^+

Sabda S.

^1) t
means of

p. 266.

Prop, stay, conabiding.

An

2.

assembly. 3. Effort, pains, care. 4. Consideration, regard,

Reliance, confidence, depen-

s.

dence, trust, belief, respect.

sic.

(from

jM) The key

mu-

note in

Carey.

vill^ll

(n.

s.

congregation,

3j1+^$1rT) L An assembly, a
2. The applying to a
a society.

An

theism.

Belief

in

33^1 + 3^)

(mfn.

a.

remaining, firm.
tentive.

^31

3.

2.

1.

Abiding,

Applying to a thing,

at-

Relying upon, confident, trusting.

(/.) or

"3"

(.) Firmness, reliance, con-

fidence.

STW^s.
the

assembly, a

congregation, a society.

Sjtf^

(mfn.

thing, pains, care.

(p. ti\&J\) 1. The threshold of a

The place where a devotee resides,

a.

s.

tinuance, place and

3TN>ft

housings, a painted cloth or blanket worn on

his back.

back of an elephant.

Stf^l

thing spread out, a blanket, particularly that

2.

^Rt^R"

(corrupt, of

blanket or carpet such as that thrown over the

stable.

of confusion or anxiety.

a^H^SI

a horse-rug.

faintly, languidly.

cast.

33t33T3 a. (STftj + 37^) Distracted, troubled,

confounded,

^iktW. (p. i^M) Slowly, faintly, gently, softly.

Carey.

of pancake.

(m>.^Ti+^ra)

entire.

Stofp,

for

(n.

ness, affair.

^rt^for
2.

nity, authority.

^Tt,

4.

place, a situation.

Boast.

1.

3.

Busi-

Dig-

394

393

STM^I

s.

3Tl

(/.

Endeavours, the

an object, ambition, emulation

striving after

pret. part.

Adorned.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 420.

p.

boasting, vaunting.

3TWf^3

(mfn.

a.

endeavoured

after,

3li+

,p:

ff^3)

aspired to

for,

Striven

emulated

v^I^mIkI

savour, a relish.

3l1 + *<lK1) The tasting or

(n.

s.

a thing, a savour, a

relishing

*^*^)

from R.

or

relish.

boasted, vaunted.

^ll^N^T s

(n.

A flouncing

3Ti

^Hl from R.^JF^)

or flapping motion,

ping of an elephant's ears

hand

flat

a striking with the

(mfn.

a.

of the hand,

from R.

struck with the

suddenly disen-

clapped,

^itMlkl

(-V^i

a.

>illMlk+t\)

mfn.

Delicious, having a pleasant taste.

^1+^Ftf^K?

Flapped, flounced

^)

be relished, pleasant, agreeable.

tasted, to

the flap-

self-importance, ostentation.

gilWtf^P
"*'^ <r

e. g.

To be

31'l'*<llk*flU a. (mfn.

gaged.

3Tfc3lTT

(mfn. 3l1 +

a.

^t^)

Delicious, agree-

able to the taste, savoury.

^l*<ln>

a.

(mfn.

^Xl+^^tTp)

Pleasant to

the taste, delicious, tasting agreeably.

(from 3X1

v. a.

+ R.

To

(mfn. from

a.

emerge.

genit. case

ging to us, or to our party.

sAlllWte

(m.

s.

3xi+F*Fri>

) 1

The slapping

with the hand on the other arm (a token of de-

among athletes and combatants). 2.

The name of two plants (Jasminum Zambac and

3XfcP

(n.) 1.

s.

The

face, the

forepart or front of anything,

mouth.
a.

(mfn.^

fiance

Calotropis gigantea). Carey.

(Asclepias gigantea).

4lWl^s.
explosion

(n.

3.

Swallow-wort

Wilson.

Sd + F^Fl^)

Expansion,

2.

1.

The
Be-

Belonging to

the forepart of any thing.

3J&T3ffr.f

the sudden opening or unfolding of

longing to the face or mouth.

2.

(n.^P+ pT^) A lotus.

(-^.^P + C^S^T) The

^XtWTtas.
beard.

The

(Lit.

hair of the face).

a thing.
s.

^'k^l^fl.
.

auger, or

(/.^ik^l^-f^) A

s.

^l^l^M

drill.

^iWi&l

s.

(f.

from >tf(t*^}l

name

^?

+ C3

of several plants,

clepias

gigantea),

viz.

for

F^Fffe

Swallow-wort (As-

Mountain-ebony (Bauhinia

flower (Echites dichotoma).

(m.

s.

3Xt*P+3TfcR)

The juice

of the mouth).

(Lit.

regent)

The name
m. from
The nineteenth lunar mansion.

3X1^3

(m. 3X1

s.

from R.

^)

+^

Pain,

from R.

3Tft^?Us) The name

for

He

(femin. of

jasmine, and Clitoria ternatea.

^i-MR\3

and

a.

(mfn.

R.
said,

or for

which

is

substituted

generally with a present signification).

he says.

3lt2 interj. Sans.

3$ + "MRvi

its

3Xt$; Sans. (The third person sing, of the second

Wilson.

of two different plants, viz. a wild variety of

s.

of

affliction.

preterit of a defective root,

SnF^FKri

Spittle,

saliva.

The

and a kind of Echites or Savannah

variegata),

Stay, abiding.

wild

variety of jasmine.

4fii!4^?lli s (. 3X1

R.^Xt^+TTi)

(/.

gimlet,

Wilkins" Gr. p. 169.

An expression used

in stating a

question or proposition in disputation.

Wilkins''

W%

395
Gr.
ing
3.

An

546.

p.

SfiP

interjection, ah! aha! imply-

Casting, sending.

1.

2. Severity, reproof.

Commanding:. SeeSITtCl and

^T^a. (mfn. 3j1 + 5o3 ) 1

struck, smitten.

(as clothes),

(m.~)

s.

SH^fe

drum,

New

Old

(.) 1.

(mfn. STtSsJ + *T3$i

a.

(n.

3H+37r^)
(mfn. R.

a.

ah

m ^fl+^-fa from

War,

3.

R.

Cf )

cattle.

1.

2. Call-

battle.

The

+ ~$t$

away

from R.

or conveying.

1.

2.

The

act

Food, a meal.

a.

(mfn.

Collecting,

bringing together.

The

act

3Tt3JTTOl
act of beating

piece of metal.

^^)

^1 +

Noted

who

hammering of a

or striking, the

^TPftlT

ing.

^kl<<P

^)+^S from R. S/T

(f.

s.

from R. *) The

trough near a well for watering

3TteTR" s

of beating, striking, or injuring.

STte/T^

s.

cloth or clothes.

qualities.

^Tl^fa

3Tl

sacrifice.

interj. Alas,

of taking

STte^S^i
good

2.

New

3.

an impossibility.

3. Assertion of

for

Beaten, hurt, inj ured,

(-3 m.

s.

performer of a

ST^tf^

Uttered falsely.

2.

cloth or raiment.

305^1

396

To be

(-$ m ^fiSfc + lftZ) One

s.

means of maintenance

provides food or

for

others.

^TTCfnfl a. ( - ^\mfn.^M + TftfiPT)

Providing food or means of subsistence for others.

beaten or struck, to be hammered.

3rt5:t^rg^ s .( w ^rt5;tc+^^)Thejuice S
.

vAlk^J

(mfn. 3TI

a.

+ 33R)) To

be beaten,

of the body, chyle, lymph, serum.

hammered.

struck, or

^IT^TTj.

^Tt^

311+^3")

(m.

s.

sacrifice.

3.

arte^ffcr

3Tte^"

2.

to

be worshipped,

and prepared
ii.

(m. 3Ti

s.

(w.)

taken from the householder's

fire,

fire,

a.

(-f$\ mfn.^Kt^ +

from R. ") Breath

o:j

Ti

s.

(J.

The
2.

(In algebra)

Colebr. Alg. p. 187.

2.

Attached, devoted

x. 37.

a.

To

collect,

Mohun P.

good

^Ttfl^ + ^Spl ) Noted

qualities.

3atfX3tf*1

who has

(mfn.

from R. ") To

be collected, to be brought together.

Placed, deposited.

to.

s.

(m.

^Ttft^ + Hf^

preserved a sacred

fire,

alive perpetually in a family,

W&<04^

Manu

tribe.

1.

for

58 + R. M)

The offspring of a Nishada man

collecting of

p. 168.

(mfn.

The

o
from 3Tf5; *ri) The name of a

by a woman of the Vaidehi

to get ready, to prepare, to stock.

a.

(w.)

plant (Solanum pubescens).

together, to be collected.

33751^

s.

in-

3Tf^TfftTa. (mfn. S$ + 5^tt?T) To be brought

(from

adventitious,

tertainment, the dresses, decorations, &c.

(m.~)

things, the bringing of a thing.

v. a.

3l1+3;tt5 from R. ") Acci-

accessory or ornamental part of a dramatic en-

3Trft;

1.

removal, elimination.

(mfn.

accessory,

for receiving obla-

231.

+ $^

a.

dental,

spired, inspiration.

3TT$;f^I3

Feed-

ing, feeding freely, gluttonous.

3TfeCftP

wr.

Manu
s.

battle.

consecrated

tions.

War,

pustule or boil within the nose.

To be invoked,
perpetual

1.

See

A Brahman
is

kept

&c.

^iRifcj^ s. (m. Sift + ^3 +

a snake-catcher.

such as

A juggler,

398

397
ad. (p.

an

Slowly, softly, at leisure,

jfeaufcj ])

ad. (p.

ifc

,m) Slowly,

softly, leisurely.

33?^ a. (mfn.

^+

Worshipped by

3U|~^s.
SrtTtll

s.

STt^qfsJ

s.

sacrifice
s.

STi + ^ft)

by

fire.

(f.

3X1

See

Wilson.

Manu in.

70.

^Ctf^T

3tf2Tf3

+ ^3

CT)

from R.

invitation,

3Tt"5r3

+ 5t^

. (/n.3l1

doubt or inquiry.
s.

(m/n.3Tl+|[tfp[\3) Pleased, gra-

a.

made

joyful, gladdened.

(-ft^ra/n.^Tf^+t^)

to a

expressive

particle

of

(f.

The

third letter of the Sanskrit alphabet.

pronounced

^H^I + ^J^ + f^l)

A

As a Kridanta

Daily, diurnal.

Daily work.

2.

One

day's lesson:

a division or section of a book.

s.

Daily food.

3.

from R. C^)

(m.

name,

termination,

To bear,

fall,

a.

(mfn.}

a. (mfn.}

tion,

s.

(/.

^fl+|1

from R.

(f

An

appella-

(n.

^Tl + flrrfrom R.

Cf

1.

call,

go,

3^ To

and

Who moves continually,

and likewise

nultimate
gives

To

<ft

do,

To

as

To
t>

after those that

hold,

give,

TfR.

flT a. (mfn.)

^ As a

a.

Kridanta

hold, preceded

&c.

311,

It
,

or

drop their pe-

a.

(mfn.)

Who does

(mfn.}

Who

Who

holds

or

active

produce, v3ff^ a. (mfn.)

tives with the roots

s.

To

to suffer,

also used after roots ending in

a name.

3rt^tf

affixed to the

is

Who falls repeatedly,

duces, productive, &c.

3Tte1

&c.

in lily, city,

is

vil*l^To

an appellation.

It is

bear, to carry, to form reiterative attributives,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 546.

^Ut^l

English

reiterative proper forms of the roots

*K To
particle expressive

like the

of doubt, and used in stating a question or pro-

3Tt|H

Joy-

ful, gratifying, gladdening, glad, mirthful.

See

position in disputation.

1.

re-

Eaten.

interj. Sa?is.

(n.)

be

Taken away,

1.

Boasting, military vaunting.

s.

+ ^tPtrft^T) To

Wilkins' Gr. \ 900.

Sans.

See 3IT$; and

The

cheerful.

at, joyful,

tified,

calling,

^Xf^ + ^IT) Belonging

(jm/w.

^iTl^Tj^fWl

+ "5r3)

2.

snake or serpent.
interj.

joiced

Called, in-

from R.

+%J% from R. 3pgt5

3Tl

a summons.

seized, brought.
a.

^Ulkllu

^TtFtTfta.

(mfn. 3l1

a.

(ra.

s.

3TtTtfTt3

(f. ^5l1

s.

Joy,

causing others to be joyful, exhilaration.

burnt offering, a

summoned.

vited,

an

(/.

from R. |JT7

(n.)

as one of the five sacraments, or principal sacri-

of the Hindus.

+ flTC

(m. STi

s.

Circum-

JU)

gladness, delight, mirth, festivity.

offerings or sacrifices,

The nourishment of all created beings, considered

3Tfc3

name, an ap-

a situation.

Offered, sacrificed.

V.

of

plur.

(a. fyyJPl

stances, a state,

A cowherd.

(corrupt, of

fices

2.

pellation.

gently.

2.

summons.

invitation, a

is

Who

pro-

Wilkins' Gr. p. 466.

suffix,

also forms substan-

To give, and <0 To keep,

by ^IsJ <^ Within, or any other

399

preposition

e.

The keeping

(/.)

within, concealment, disappearance

(to.)

Junction, union, &c.

See

requiring the change

called Vriddhi of the

first

vowel of the primi-

forms patronymics with some Words,

3t^.
(mfn.)

Va hu,

(to.)

mm

Vahu;

Krishna.

(mfn. )

s.

Wilkins' Gr. % 884.

s.

(to.)

with

To go round,

with

rise (as

To approach

with

a lumi-

To

with

with

with

depart, to die

3T+3f3 To

or with

To go away

with

descendant of

celebrate

The same

To come

together, to assemble.

is

and

to surround

to

together

An

(from English}

extol, to
;J

with

invalided soldier.

word from whence they

relation to the primitive

as

To come

or with

^P + S^j

also with

also applied to form a few adjectives of general

are derived

+ ^5l1

^f\J + 3T) To

with

To

To be opposed

a proper name,

descendant of

Krishna,

e. g.

approach;

with 3T

or with

nary)

suffix,

return

Wilkins' Gr. % 829.

also 834.

As a Taddhita
tive,

s.

jj

+ ^II To

3*1

a.

(m/n.) Relating to seed, seminal, &c.

adjectives form their feminines in

(from England + 5) English.

a.

Seed,

(ra.)

Such

Wilkins'

s.

(corrupt, of ^tr>) Sugar-cane

Hort. Ben.

officinarum).

(Saccharum

p. 56.

Gr. 898.

As a Taddhita
indecl.

(fromf^C)

even,

indeed,

An emphatic Bengali particle

very;

self,

e. g.

3T*rat The

whole indeed.

^ interj.

interjection of calling,

amaze-

ment, anger, and compassion.

Root,
ii.

To

i.

(In the

1.

form adjectives

to

substantives

go, to go to or towards.

To read

2.

(In the

over,

Parasmaipadam

To go, to move. This

common form,
may be compounded with a great number
of prepositions, by which its meaning is moor

which

with

3l1% + 3lf3 To

3lf3 To

f%*fl

s.

pass

by

with

(as time), to surpass

with 3T+^Sr ^ To follow

:

away; with
understand

~3I<T

with

to assemble

To

proach; with

with

with ^I*T or

with

3Pl To go

reach, to comprehend, to

3I<T

To come

To come

with

with

together,

near, to ap-

or with

subjoined.

^sl s.

(/.) Night,

belonging to

(/.)

t^f^

night

Ex.
Belonging to

The rainy season,

s.

(to.)

a.

(to.)

A Pur ana

Wilkins' Gr.

suffix, it serves to

(mfh.) Nightly,
(to.)

s.

foot soldier

903.

a.

To

die

*i1f5^1

R.

*t\To

Pu-

studies the

As a Kridanta

form some adjectives or nouns

implying an agent from verbal

Nlf*f^

World,

or historical poem,

One who
.

(mfn.) Worldly

foot,

(to.)

ranas.

a.

C^Tt^

(%f^ or C^tf^

+
^P + ^fsJTo

go away;

pass beyond;

to die

it is

a. (to/w.) Belonging to the rainy season

(re.)

To pass beyond,

With

e. g.

nouns from

of the sub-

a. (to/ti.)

the spring, vernal

root

derivative

or

generally requires the change

Spring,

(to.)

or proper form,

prefixed,

to study, to learn.

stantive to
s.

A'tmanepadam

and with

dified

it

very frequently used

called Vriddhi of the first vowel

An

Sans.

suffix, is

(mfn.)

One who
s.

digs,

(/.)

roots,

e.

g.

from R.

female cook, from

cook.

(corrupt, of

A kind

Solid, not hollow, not fistulous.

of reed.

Carey.

a.

ft

401

^"^51

(from ^ll 7^?)

s.

(Mus Malabaricus).

rat

The

1.

large Bandicote

2.

sort of reed or

^ + <Ft"3")

A
The

<5f

(/.

I^+^IRkpI

from

3fNt)

(Saccharum

East

spontaneum).

in

See

louse.

Root,

The sugar-cane (Saccharum

(m.)

s.

2. (/.)

same sound.

(corrupt, of

s.

any cha-

letter j or

Surya-

kind of reed of which pens are made

the

racter expressive of the

St^fl

in the

of the sun, commencing with the

line

^Sjtf^l

(m.

s.

monarch

first

suffix

q. v.

<M<

vansa or

The

bitter gourd.

The feminine form of the Taddhita

^3?

(m.)

1.

s.

second Yuga or age of the Hindus.

Carey.

grass.

^3pf<

402

offici-

i.

or with the insertion of a

To

nasal

go.

narum).
(a. jLsr>.^) Authority, power, will,

species of sugar-

cane (Saccharum munda, Mox.^.

^S^f^l

s.

from

(/.

t^ + ^t ^)

several plants, viz.

1.

rum spontaneum)

2.

influence, controul.

Wilson.

fetgilPIt

The name of

t^3tf^3>1

StSa

s<

Root,

Barleria longifolia (and

(in.

+ PpS ) A

go, to

insertion of a

nasal

go to or towards.

from R.

1-

hint or sign, the

betraying of an inward feeling or sentiment by

sugar-cane.

1.

(With the

i.

To
s.

3^ + ^tf^1)

(j,

friendship,

love, esteem.

Convolvulus paniculatus.
ran.

Affection,

kind of reed (Saccha-

also Capparis spinosa and Tribulus lanuginosus)

3.

yaUsU

(a.

s.

gesture and
sort

of sugar-cane (Saccharum spontaneum).

(nifn.^ 1.
2.

behaviour.

Knowledge,

2.

Moveable, locomotive.

2.

a.

Surprizing,

wonderful.

Another kind of reed, of which pens are made

See

in the East.

CfrT

t^T"P^1

R.

(n.

s-

or winking

t^xje'T

( B<

5>

3t^ + |R) A

s.

^tr><

s.

4-TT^)

(.

(m. from

s.

1.

The

(for

2.

Bar-

^"Rf3

s.

An

(t^tS + ^f)

t^iTRfla.
sugar-mill.

Su e:ar-cane.

English^

(n.

R.

^V^A?)

a wink, a signal, a gesture.

leria longifolia or
s

(m.$j8[% + ^)

1.

Saccharum

2.

Barleria longifolia.

gait.

4.

cylina.

dricum.

Englishman.
English.
1.

2.

hint, a sign,

Behaviour.

3.

Tribulus lanuginosus. Wilson.

Going, motion, the

^ttf^^3

act of noddinp-

kind of sugar-cane

(Saccharum spontaneum).

|igP&

^-f^FT)

a sign, a signal, a gesture.

(infn.

^tf*?l^3

Wilson.

Inquiry, research.

+^)

1.

Acquainted

with the signs, or with the gesture and behaviour

Raw

or

unrefined sugar, molasses.

C^i<i

s.

(m.

t^ + ^T^)

of another person.

Raw

or unrefined

s.

(m.

ad. Sans,

+ ^.^) One

of the seven

imaginary seas of the Hindus, which

posed to be

full

Skilled in the expression

ture or behaviour.

sugar, molasses.

f^PJH

2.

of inward sentiments or feelings by outward ges-

of sugar-cane juice.

is

sup-

Carey.

signs,

C^HT

by a

s.

called

(m.)

hint,

(locat.

by

case of

gesture or behaviour.

The name of a

Jayaputa

^f^3) By

or Ingua.

plant,

commonly

403

3^55^1

l^fU

3^1)

(from

404

The name of a plant

or

desire, entertaining wishes or a wish, desirous

The same

as

voluntary, spontaneous.

Sabda

S.

tree not yet ascertained.

(the

Carey.

Jayaputa

or Ingua).

The absence

p. 191.

of a desire or will.

^ 00

s.

The

fruit

of the jaca tree (Artocarpus in-

which would not come to maturity

tegrifolia)

suffered to continue on the tree,

eaten in stews in

and therefore

unripe state.

its

if
is

from R.

(/.

longing for a thing

cal

works) The demand,

requisition, desire, or

Colebr. Aly. p. 33.

question.

^T^tlpt 1! ad.
TF^) Through
t5Eit3FP

(In mathemati-

volition.

free will, spontaneously, freely.

(mfn.

a.

case of

locat.

t^l + ^^P)

Effected or

Mohun P.

mood.

3t"55*

to partake in a division,

+^$^.

(m.) Partition,

$W*<? a

(mfn. 3*T

+^)

On

(mfn.) Wishing

3Pi"^t^

Desirous, wishing

ill

for.

e. g.

to another person, from

(m.) Detriment,

s.

from

+ ^T5*3>

free will or volition, optional.

^tftfST^
ad.

(Frequently

in composition, e. g.

Wishing
s.

Desirous, wishing,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 467.

voluntary.

a.

Caused by

desire, to wish,

eager, solicitous, spontaneous,

for,

(Frequently used in comp.

on one's own

p. 124.

(mfn. from R.

longing

for,

desire or wish.

Dependent

g ramm ar) The

to long for.

produced by a wish, proceeding from a wish,

owing to a

(i n

^t^) To

(from R.

v. a.

used

^Ki + 3pf)

(m.

s.

optative

Carey.

Wilkins' Gr. % 831)

Wish, desire, bias, propensity, inclination ; the
s.

^DC^k

(mfn.

a.

^l+f^ft^)

desire, will, or volition

optional.

account of one's wish or desire.

a. (mfn.

$55Sl + 3Fjfto) Obedient

Also written ^u^WW^i^t')

Brought over, carried forward, as

in ac-

counts.

$3lT s.
Corre-

(mfn.

(corrupt, of

A prawn, a shrimp.
a.

to one's will, yielding to a desire or wish,

a.

s.

f^t*^

(a.

jUrl) The

(a.

s.

invention of a thine.

u^iU\ ) The

relation of

two nouns

sponding to one's wish, having the desired qua-

which are constructed with one another

in

lities.

sentence

Voluntary,

a. (mfn.

tion,

dependence, government

an addi-

an adjunct.

wilful, unconstrained.

1^1

^Dt^l^

s.

(n.

^"5^1 +

The

fruit or effect

of a desire or wish.

(In mathematical works)

The produce of the

requisition, or fruit of the

question,

i.

e.

Colebr. Alg. p. 33.

^C^k ^ ) A woman de1

(femin. of

any thing, such as wealth,

t^fcKa. (-^ mfn.

clothes, &c.

^)

Full of

The conjunction of one

(a. <siLj\)

an attribute

increase,

augmentation.

the fourth term or thing required

in the rule of proportion.

sirous of

s.

thing with another

drawers.

2.

^0li<^l<^5.
district

pair of trowsers or long

(a.j\--1)

(a.

The farming of

p.^U-I) The

lands.

farmer of a

the holder of a monopoly.

3t3l^tll

s.

(a. p.

^j ; UI)

The

office or

406

405

who farms

condition of a person
lets

(a.

5.

<\5li <^t

^(.014^

and

district,

Xj\s^.\

s.

(p.

$tl*T

The name of an aquatic plant

2. The name of a
(Barringtonia acutangula).

sort of fish
rostralis,

^3P

(Muraena serpens, Lin.

Buchanan's MS.*).

Ophisuris

J&j>^

s.

steer

fit

<2

^T^) A

TT^+Xl1)

R.

(f.

a donation.

gift,

S&SJEWH a.

(mfn.

quent

1.

A bawd

5.

sacrifice.

2.

A
4.

or procuress.

$3Fl f*ffcfy

fond of performing

Made

t^for

(m.

be

to

^Ti> )

R.

of bricks, brick.

(a.

sacrifices,

(corrupt, of

s.

Regular
(i.)

s.

4.

The

earth.

2.

s.

(/.) 1.

tubular vessel, a vein.

name

or

brick.

in or

fre-

A cow.

(m.)

s.

3j3^ *
be

to

from Gr. tbayyi^ov) The

5.

The

left side,

to vibrate in unison

with certain notes of the gamut.

^fo<|

Speed.

3.

Wilson.

of a nerve said to be on the

which the Hindus suppose

shrimp or prawn.

jj-^sr!

A bull

+"B^T)

set at liberty.

Carey.

wild goat.

sacrificer.

(w.)

ap-

teacher.

Worship, reverence.

3.

Meeting, union.

its

Carey.

^\3l
s.

house and

A brick.

(from

a.

I.

{mfn. from R.

s.

Carey.

Carey.

(from

s.

(m. )

s.

fish (Silu-

pair of trowsers or long

drawers.

^^^l

The name of a

(^B +f^2&1) A

s.

purtenances.

t'T^tf^Otn

sort of cloth.

pelt with bricks.

Buchanan's MS.").

rus acanthius,

farm, a farmed district.

gr;U4)

(a.

s.

t^)

(from R.

s.

To

(from

v. a.

^1

out again to under-tenants.

it

^\5tl<

forR.

(m.

tX>

+^) A

bull

fit

set at liberty.

An Unddi

which appears

affix

at the

end of

gospel.

some

<^Root,

i.

To

go, to go to or to-

wards.

(corrupt, of

s.

^"^<Hi

s.

The name of a

brick.

species of dove (Co-

field or

place

^t^"^" s. (tto + ]^T) Powder or dust of bricks.

H1

Sm

(^& +h

Sjj

R.

^ To move or go

R.

3^To beat.

C5*>

from Sans.

If,

(from^ + tV) and

^T) A

session,

e.

is

of bricks, consist-

ing of bricks, brick.

(from

ttf^T
The

or

^tfTtPT

An

affix

If not, (from

suffix, is

subjoined to words

adjectives attributive of pos-

^f^j^i Ashamed,

g.

Shame, confusion
Fruit.

+SHT) Made

a.

Lightning, from

Wilhins' Gr. % 853.

As a Taddhita
to form with them

brick-maker.

t$&iU

from

Carey.

where bricks are made,

^"|<t

river,

e. e\

of the same form appears also in the particles

lumba cuprea, Buchanan's MS.)

substantives,

from

Bearing

fruits,

from

Wilkins' Gr. % 963.

also the form

which the

preterit participle of the passive, \J

affix
,

of the

frequently

assumes when subjoined to a verbal root ending

A
s.

brick.
(v.

noun

pelting of any one with bricks.

in a

consonant

the It being considered as an

auxiliary vowel. Ex.

from R.
2

a.

(mfn.)

To know; ^f^KS

a.

Known,
(mfn.)

^3

407
Gone,

To

from R.

Wilkins' Gr.

go.

702-709.

^)

over.

Remembered,

3.

Gone, gone

1.

by, passed by, passed away.

gone

tf3^3'3J3l
propriety

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

+vy*Lj Hence,

hereafter,

consequence of

after this, in

chance

^3^

^3^"^.

neut.

Another, a different one

1.

Low,

t3R5ti

or

fern.

Mann

iv.

(t^ + f^I*^) More or

s.

an op-

tf^Tt

(a.

s.

beat, case of *fct>

time, in the interval, during this.

Information, declaration,

^bh] )

knowledge.
Sans. (t.fS + 'Sl) Traditional

indecl.

" Thus. indeed

less.

Trans.

it is.")

i.

(lit.

450.

tf^t^Ts. (.^+$;+3rt3Tfrom R.3FT)

History, a legend, a tale

inferior per-

R.A.S.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 546.

ad. Traditionally.

^3^1^ (f3^+C^) An

Accident,

advice, instruction, &c. mutually imparted

manner, otherwise.

$\i4fSHH ad.

(tft + JH*

mean

either of two.

In another way,

ad. Sans,

in a different

2.

this,

inferior, vulgar, plebeian.

vile,

Concord, coincidence,

an occurrence, an incident

tft*ltft> ad.

Fitness,

be done in a par-

portunity.

from

sing. masc.

to

is fit

1.

In the

^\3<l,

tf3 <&& + 31 )

which

agreement, harmony, equality.

this.

225.)

(/.

408

ticular case.

pron. Sans. (^t, the stem of the pronoun

nomm.

s.

that

Trod upon,

2.

recollected.

3^3o ad. Sans. (^, the theme of the pronoun

2.

traditional accounts

of former events, heroic or fabulous history.

son, a person belonging to a different or inferior

(tl3l,

ad.

race.

locat. case of JJflP )

(^v34 + <\j<T) One

pron.

another,

for

feRJf;
mean time, during

In the

this interval.

one with another, reciprocally, mutually.

s.

3C3tTEJp

(from

ad. Sans,

Wilkins' Gr.

074)

K3^ + T^.

On another day,

See

the other

s.

(a.

Information,

gjk!-,)

intelli gence,

^3^3o

(^3^+33^T )

ad. Sans.

(/.)

kind of reed or grass.

perfume.

^3"

part. Sans. Thus, in this manner, so, so

finis, conclusion.

from

(mfn.
fit

to

far,

p. 546.

s.

(f.

3^ + ^) Thus, such, this

A Kridanta affix, which

is

subjoined to some

verbal roots of the tenth class or of the causal

^f^ + ^1)

be credited.

2.

^f3 + ^1)

nonsensical discourse.

a.

(mfn.) That thunders

from
1.

Not

Wicked,

lost.

^5^1

(mfn.

form, to form causal attributives ;

obsequiousness.

Wilkins' Gr.

Thus, in

Here and

(a. l^-scIM) Submission, obedience,

trustworthy, not

3^)

manner.

like.

round about, hither and thither.

a.

this

t^^3 a.

declaration, knowledge.

there,

s.

3^31 ad. Sans, (from the pron.

day.

1^3*^1

^f^1

(m.)

Unmeaning

or

a.

R.^

(mfn.)

ts

e. g.

%H Rl^

epithet of a cloud,

(^TCrf3) To thunder; *fk(tl

What makes

(a person) speak or talk,

what promotes conversation; s. (m.) Love, lust,

5
a lustful man, a talkative man, from R. rl^

(^"RUf^) To make
468. 469.

speak.

Wilkins' Gr. p.

<\

409

(/.)

tlJSpte
case of

disloyal or unchaste

ad. Sans. (

U i"1

^iJ.*i

woman.

tfc + 3FjTltFT

According to

")

case of

the radical vowel undergoing the change called

this inference

(tfS +

^^K

According to

this, in

locat.

conse-

(^f3+^l<W Mm.

$W\(k

During

time or oppor-

this, at this

et ccetera.

forth,

(Lit.

so on,

Thus begin-

ning).

tive sing, are

to

suffix,

by which substantives of

a.

An instrument

s.

^Tf^T

woodmen

off.

TjofU^

Root,
j^j)

human

&c. from

s.

(n.)

bill-hook,

(m.)

1.

SFpTT
Fruit

To have supreme power and

ad. Sans,

sun.

2.

T?U

s.

master, a lord.

subjoined to some

suffix, is

(mfn.) Fruitful, from

a.

a.

(n.)

s.

(mfn.) Having a chariot, from

Wilkins' Gr. 917.

chariot.

i^s.

a.

(-'ft

from pron. t^L) At

t^t^+^T)

1.

Modern,

H;

shining, clear, splendid,

s.

2.

Bright,

(n.) Sunshine, heat,

light.

ad. Sans. Evident, manifest.

+ 3/^.

he, she,

it.

the

feminine

suffix

form of

(mfn.) Rich, from <fas. (n.) Wealth,

Wilkins' Gr. 906. and p. 68.

Taddhita

suffix

which

is

employed

to

form patronymics from feminine substantives

e. g.

C^f^t^TTTT

(m.)

s.

tunate woman, from

woman. Wilkins' Gr.

Wilkins' Gr.

p. 547.

This

e.g. SfFtfl,

tiro a
Wilkins'

Lighted, kindled.

reward, a largess.

The feminine form of the Taddhita

a.

(mfn.

Gr. p. 419.).

(a. p\xj\)

pron. (from

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

(n.

from^U s. Happiness,

super-

recent, of the present time, actual.

*.

The

present, now.

a.

e. g.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

i.

faculties.

SWft^T

(mfn.) Pained, from

a.

As a Taddhita

use,

%ti pron. Sans. (m.3HT,/. 3^T, n. ^T) This.

5 KHl

form ad-

Wilkins' Gr. 906. and p. 68.

Pain.

(m.)

^^

to

(n.)

from R. !J To lop, to
Wilkins' Gr. % 799. See also affix 3".

such as

subjoined

substantives to derive adjectives from them, e.g.

^To dig;

cut

JJ"

for digging, spade, hoe,

R.

^tf*i

femin.

which express the being endowed with

(mfn.) Happy, joyful,

s.

e. g.

may be

suffix,

that which the former signifies

the neuter gender, denoting an instrument, are

fonned from verbal roots

ter-

Wilkins' Gr. 769.

neut. Sllft).

TO

any simple or compound noun,

joy;

Kridanta

(The

seize.

such as in masc.

As a Taddhita
jectives

(^fj + ^dft) And

ad. Sans,

and so

from R. sir To take, to

tak-

minations for the three genders in the nomina-

case of

tunity; at this interval.

a. (mfn.') Seizing,

e. g.

Sj'lRll

this.

^5J37iT3"ad.

\^<^< )

Vriddhi
ing:,

^J^K' )

quence of

of verbal roots to form attributives of agency,

locat.

or opinion.

$CD*i >iC< ad. Sans.

410

^ft"

(a. Aasj\)

The son of a
(/.)

for-

fortunate

889.

proper arrangement or

disposition, regularity, order.

R.

3^+[)

Fuel, wood, materials

for lighting a fire.

As a Kridanta

(a. Jfexij\) Expectation, the looking

out for a thing.

affix, is

subjoined to a number

Cftt)

s.

(a. *[pj])

The conclusion, the

ter mi-

isi

411
nation

limit or

$?5

boundary,

a. Finished, ter-

minated, completed.

5*K*<<

s.

The blue

lotus

(Nympheea

cceru-

lea).

a mouse.

rat,

Mohun P.

(n.)

(i.)

s.

Vjj'^l'ft

p. 50.

a plant (Salvinia cucullata).

l<1

(from

s.

(m.)

The name of a plant

A name

Ben.
of the goddess Lakshm},

Vishnu.

wife of

^Pt^i^Ht

s.

(Nymphsea

(m.

tP^Rl + STRST)

The lotus

5*5

Carey.

(Salvinia cucullata). Hort.

p. 75.

WW*)

(m. from R.

s.

Indra, the deity

1.

presiding over Swarga, or the

Hindu

and the secondary

he

divinities

of the east-quarter, and

lotus).

The name of
name is also

$^ + 3^+ W)

(from

s.

This

given to a species of grass.

^SraWWl

large bee.

See

(.).

(/.)

large well of masonry,

Also writ ten

^R + ^fa

(from

s.

412

is

Paradise,

also regent

is

more

particularly

the deity of the atmosphere, corresponding in

^*kI<T

s.

(.)

The blue

lotus

(Nymph asa

coeru-

many

lea).
1.

The name of an aquatic plant

(/.)

He

241.

one of the eight Lohapalas, or

is

An

The Yoga

3.

star of the twenty-sixth

Nakshatra of the Hindu

(/.3^+^Ti) A digit

of the moon.

S. p. 74.

Night.

The name f a gem > a

particular variety of quartz.

s.

(/.

Carey.

t^+^t^l)

The name of a

6.

from

Dekkan.

^rO^

Night. (Lit. The

pound words of the

3/^+^1) The river Nerbudda

(Lit. the

daughter of the moon).

A name

(m.

of the god Siva. (Lit.

The bearer of a

crescent.)

The name of a plant

Mohun P. p. 57.

(Salvinia

cucullata).

^U

itl

s.

(/.

^+(37^1) A

plant (Echites anti-

from *fcS
(?ra.)

An

Hindus

i.

In

the

+^*H

artificial

The name of a plant (Menispermum

glabrum). 3. The moon plant (Asclepias acida).

s.

HWA

system of the

for the expression of numerals,

is

used for 14.

An

digit of the

A digit of the

s. (?w.)

*Tt*$pjpS

men, from

assembly-room, a hall.
1.

moon.

4.

^tC3FH

e. g.

moon.
1

Tatpurusha

an excellent elephant,

e.

elephant,

In com-

a chie f, a lo rd, the

lord or chief of

man, +^*Sf

7.

class called

or best of his kind,

lord of elephants,

5.

Wrightea antidysenterica,

Gr. % 1079),

from R.

s.

or animal soul,

and a species of Ocymum, Carey).

first

(J.

4.

dysenterica, Wilson

beloved of the moon).

in the

Pegasi.

Kola

s-

s.

The human

the portion of spirit residing in the body.

^1^% (^L+^^)

V^jS'l

ecliptic,

The moon.

(m.)

V^Wl

v. 96.

Aditya, one of the twelve demigods so

called.

^/f/.

Manu

guardian deities of the world.

2.

(Asparagus racemosus).

respects with the Grecian Jove. As. Pes.

scaffold.

2.

The

platform, a

projection of the roof of a

house forming a kind of balcony or terrace.

2.

kind of lovage

Wilson.

(Ligusticum Ajwaen).

t$$!W
lady-bird.

s.

(tn.

tft+PtW)

Wilson.

2.

1.

The name

(Cuccinella of several species).

kind of

of an insect

Carey.

t^H

413

t^SW^

414

^H+bWlJ

(.

necklace

tient applications (Vitex

negundo). Also written

of a thousand strings.
Deception,

1.

cheating, juggling, magic, conjuring, legerde-

main.

2.

stratagem in war.

of illusive appearances

Hindu

festival of

t^^TfWl

a net to which

s.

(/.

Rasa.

(m.

artificial

a magician,

The

t^tff^l s.

illusive,

^^I

s.

de-

The sovereignty over the

gods, the dignity and power of Indra.

t^ + H) The name of a

(m.

^1al<<v5U. (m.

(Pen-

taptera Arjuna, Rox.~).

t^ft^
Wilson.
trill

2.

See

t^ + ^ft^)

(m.

s.

sapphire.

or shake in music.

3.

An

Carey.

a.

(mfn.

in the metre called

^MfJ^A f

ancient

x. 425.

or
s.

+ ^<< +3) The younger

3^ + 3TtlTH) The rainbow

(Lit.

t^ + ^ft") An enemy of Indra,

an Asura or demon.
(n.

s.

cation.

3^5 + 31*1^)

hemp

2.

1.

Hemp;

the ten-

gathered and dried, and used

ascetics as a

drug to produce intoxi-

shrub which bears the seed used

The

seat

or

Indravajra (as a poem).

(fromt^ + Wi)

Colocynth, a

Wilson.

organ of sense

The Hindus reckon

or action.

are, the eye,

of each.
the ear,
to

which

The

the nose, the tongue, and the skin

organs of action are, the hand, the

voice, the organ of generation,
cretion.

Trans.

Manu

90. 91.

ii.

R.A.S.

i.

foot,

the

and that of ex-

30. 31. 99.

100.

Mohun P.

Wrightea antidysenterica.

(n.^S+^jl)

five

they add the mind (manas) as a sixth.

Carey.

Mohun P.

^SPp!

shrub (Vitex

a name of Vishnu.

The organs of perception

Composed

The seed of the Ne30

The name of a

name

kind of wild bitter gourd (Cucumis colocynthis).

p.

1.

2.

of a kind

As. Res.

t^l+^TT)

rium antidysentericum.

The name

throne of Indra.

of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

*i4.v&"U

as a jeweller's weight (Abrus precatorius).

tfS + ^g) The name

(n.

(m.

emerald.

of the city of Delili.

s.

s.

by Hindu

The name of a

The

5^<^

(m.

der tops of
1.

Indra's weapon).

S^t^fr

HH)

(m.

s.

5*feJ

Indra

brother of

t^fe

tree

f^+ggffj

(/.

goddess, the wife of Indra.

s.

^4 + ^")

(n.

WW

of a shrub (Vitex negundo).

ceptive, juggling.
s.

from

(/.

negundo.

art.

A juggler,

a plant

(Marjoram?).

Srfcjl'ft

magic
5

(m/n.) Magical,

a.

deck

to

V*KaH+fWl)

^OlH+t^

The name of

(femin. of

raising

Carey.

art of raising illusive appearances,

VtKalP^ s

The

and other things are sewed

stars, fishes,

the

3.

s.

Morbid baldness

or

p. 23.

(Lit.

The

That which

is

senses.

to be

performed by the organs of sense or action).

falling off of the hair.

^ppif
leaves of

t^ + ^+^T) A shrub, the

which are used in medicine

for discu-

Coming within the perception of the senses, perceivable

by the

senses.

415

416

$fiGR + J{

(mfn.

a.

from R.

Stupifying, astounding. (Lit. Striking the senses).

tfeRIpr

$$%% + W&)

(n.

s.

duing one's senses,

ffeHTra
sity,

tP^+CA^)

from the senses

fault arising

The sub-

sin or

sensual propen-

Taddhita

sive words,

The

done by

tfel + ^jSf)

An

jectives with

vii.

(*X%) To

(n.

object of

End;

and

3Tf& 5^

&c. used for kindling a

(a.

fire.

Decision, termi-

Division,

2.

separation,

settling.

VlfTteP

(a.

^JL^ ) The

decision of a cause

Root,

(With the

i.

1.

To

pervade.

some) To please.

e. g.

3.

Like,

Sans.

ad.

^^E^aO

insertion of a nasal

To be

it

were, even as,

Wilkins' Gr. 931.

by which abstract sub-

suffix,

Words

like

thus formed denote

of their primitives,

nouns ending

are similar to English

hood, itude, &c.

mitive the

first

is

changed

vowel

s.

(to.)

to

IC^tl

in ness,

If in the pri-

standing between

is

latter not

Ex.

Broadness

In

and

In the nominative sing, this

assumes the form

being double,

fcH&K

Broad,
Soft,

it

^RlMT^ s.

(to.)

Wilkins' Gr. 972, 973.

Softness, &c.

satisfied.

as

as,

(According to

2.

Foremost,

(mfn.}

of the masculine gender are formed

two consonants, the

equity, justice.

a.

(mfn.} Last.

and the

suffix
s,

Behind, and

the abstract nature, quality, being, state, rank,

office,

1.

JLaaJl)

nation of a cause.

(mfn.}

(mfn.} Hindmost, hinder, western,

Taddhita

stantives

Fuel; wood, grass,

a.

forms also ad-

as

Wfett a.

^HH^A

shine.

R.^^+SPT)

N^ft^

Before,

from other words.

3^Ts.

re-

sense, as sound, smell, form, &c.

I^Root,

Done

or

(mfn.} Artificial,

has been cooked,

a.

(m.

a.

from

art,

appetites.

si

as

made

Prepared by cooking, ready cooked, from "fW&

straining or subduing of the senses or sensual

tfemi

form adjectives attributive of

the means by which a thing has been

What

concupiscence.

put after a kind of pas-

suffix,

to

accomplished

self-denial, austerity.

(to.

s.

5*^)

Hindu music,

the concord of two notes.

Carey.

Like the sun.

(a.

beginning or com-

t^T^oqjto (^SPT + ^Jt^)

In

Hindu

music, an imperfect concord of two notes.

Carey.

mencement.

As a Taddhita

suffix,

forms adjectives from

^Spjj^tTl

s.

(t^+C^TTW)

In

music, a perfect concord of two notes.

a few substantives,
of wrinkles, from
a.

s.

wrinkle

(a.

(to.)

s.

a.
s.

An

(mfn.

(f from

belief, religion.

(a.p.^IjJUjJ) Possessing faith, confidence, or belief

Opulent, wealthy, rich.

K A

female elephant.

The olibanum-tree (Boswellia

faith, confidence,

s.

elephant.

^3 + TF)

^UjJ) Reliance,

Wilkins' Gr. \ 935.

belly.

Carey.

(mfn.} Full

(mfn.} Having a large belly, from *3^3f

The

2.

a.

e. g.

Hindu

thurifera).

^HP^l

believing,

s.

believer.

(^Sf^jSfl^Sj The

condition

of a believer, the exercise of belief or

3tHt^

s.

(a.

&jJ) An

edifice.

faith.

418

417

t^S^fts*-

The

dm*)

a thin g>

tr in

examination, proof, experiment.

(a. *Hul)
correctly.

1-

Orthography, the writing

The completing

2.

To

kingdom

(n.)

a. (infill)

(m.)

A sword,

To

re-

from R.

(mfn.) Fixed, steadfast, firm,

a.

cloud, from R. ^[^L

To stand

Wilkins'

&c.

843.

(mfn.)

proper for a sacrifice, belonging to

a sacrifice, from U\b3

s.

Sacrifice.

(to.)

The

terminations of the three genders of such ad-

(m.)

s.

s.

a.

a. (mfn.) 1. Desert. 2. Salt, or barren (soil).

Re-

or country, from

country or kingdom

Sacrificial,

with which a few adjec-

affix,

tives are formed, e. g.

lating to a

steady, from R. ~*\\

or filling up.

appears in many words

(mfn.) Joyful, lascivious, amo-

(m.)

s.

"fe^R s.

split

Gr.

Taddhita

and

rous,

joice

experiment, experimental.

affix it also

a.

e. g.

(from a. ^Isrul) Belonging to an

a.

As an Unadi

attending the

marine

1.

flash of lightning, or the fire

of a thunderbolt.

fall

Sub-

2.

fire.

JL^) A

^[^Tl'TL, s. (a.

mission, a sending, a

deputation.

jectives are in the nominative case sing. masc.

s.

-^o,fem.
Gr.

-fjtt,

neat.

-^TT

Wilkins'

Speech, language.

1.

(f.)

The

3.

rits.

earth.

904.

3^1 +W)

(m.

J-wl^,

pron. Sans. (nom. sing. m.

n.

ItS^ft,

3^*-, Wilkins' Gr.

spi-

Hail.

/.

909) So much,

?<1k1

(a. s*\j\)

s.

desi re, a wish, an intention,

a design, a plan.

thus much.

5*1^1

Ardent

2.

Water.

4.

3^1^ + 31)

(/.

(mfn.)

s.

Such a quantity, such

tissimus).

a measure, definiteness, limit.

1.

The

2.

cucumber (Cucumis

bitter

usita-

kind (Cucumis colo-

cynthis).

^TTt^^t^

(a.

s.

jUcl)

Faith, confidence, re-

liance, trust, belief; respect, esteem, veneration.

(from a. J^zsS) Believing, trust-

a.

ing,

s.

tUl^

s.

(a.

jjy

To throw,
also

it is

See
plur. of

See

(m.).

s.

Root,

An Unadi

which

from

^fSte

^1

s.

a.

to certain

adjectives,

(mfn.) Possessed of good un-

derstanding, clever, from

;

added

words to form possessive

a.

ing

is

s.

Understand-

Wind,

Wilkins' Gr.

.911.

air,

To

2.

go.

in this last sense

some

affixed to

sive adjectives

from

s.

from C*FT
s.

fish,

s.

Mud

Froth.

^if^T

breathe

s.

are

words

Hl^WT

(SFfr^I

a.

a.

to

(m.)

it

is

form posses-

{mfn.)

Muddy,

(mfn.) Frothy,

Wilkins' Gr. .911.

of 3^ft*1

The name of

the hilsa or sable-fish (Clupea alosa).

(n.)

&c. Wil-

a Taddhita suffix,

primitive
e. g.

^Tf^l^

e. g.

-^t^To

As

(corrupt,

^^To go

from R.

kins Gr. 844.

(mfn.) Possessed of a chariot,

chariot.

sleep.

by which some nouns

affix,

Water, from R.

suffix

To

(3*Wf\?).

x.

formed from verbal roots

Taddhita

day) Days, a

mixed kind of music invented by

Amir Khusrau. Carey.

primitive

send, or direct

season, a time, weather.

<TTT^I*T^5.

^^ROOT, VI. (3~if3)

3.

believer.

\ pron. Sans.

$W

ft

419

t^fl
4.

420

s. (/.) 1: The earth.

2. A cow.
3. Speech.
The wife of Budha, daughter of Ikshwaku.

iflf^\3

^^ + sAii<\J)

(n.

s.

One

of the nine

for

to enquire or

an

prehending the highest and most centrical part

3^

To seek

*5i*V prefixed,

search

engage, to promise,

Varshas or divisions of the known world, com-

of Asia.

With

desire.

To

ix.

^ft

s.

tfSW

See

s.

See

Affix.

p. 54.

a short sword.

See

much esteemed

g.

841.

|i

The name of the sixth solar month in

Hindu calendar, commonly called A'swina :
begins when the sun enters Virgo, and cor-

s. (z.)

the

The name of a

(i.)

e.

*P^To grow

from R.

buffalo,

Wilkins' Gr.

large.

A cudgel, a stick shaped like a sword,

(/.)

a few nouns,

earth.

Mohun P.

repeat

do any thing again and again.

act, to

(m.)

^PTII

To

with Sff5K

An Unadi affix which forms

The

after or

it

called hilsa,

fish,

responds to the latter part of September and

(Clupea alosa).

for the table

the earlier part of October.

?=^<P

Wtfl ?) A

(from

line,

a dash with the

^c^^^l

2.
s

(f used

< Rl<

See

used in the plural only) Stars in

the head of Orion.

^S^^

(a.

s.

CMS*ifirTl

l^Ic)
(

3.

^^s.

<^>b)

(wi. for

privy.

See

The

Az'Zsa,

s.

(m. from R.
(/.) 1.

s.

(m. from R.

or sable-fish

A nod, a sign, a token, a hint.

A proclamation,

3^[f*l

s.

(mfn.

<uU jl^2>l)

Indica).

a public

announcement, an advertisement.
(p.

The

Fire.

eye-ball of an elephant.

It^j An

s.

^T + "R.

A written pro-

See

$#H^

As a Taddhita

is

from R.

(from a. J[gJ*\) Belonging to a sale,

(/.)

The

eye-ball of an elephant.

Wilkins' Gr.

fixed,

or

Ri) To

To seek; with

send, to dismiss,

vi.

go.

With

or with

(^ESjfe) To

pre-

Ex.

|.

it

a. fjw/.)

Most

in-

965-968.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

desired, cherished, beloved.

(5^

When

See
a.

iv.

form the su-

in

a. (mfn.} Intelligent,
telligent.

adjectives.

applied to words ending

quiver.

(Aristolochia

suffix, serves to

many

<U)

and

these terminations are dropped.

a.

In geometry,

arrow.

The name of a plant

perlative degree of

clamation.

I^Root,

spontaneum).

Colebr. Alg. p. 89.

the versed sine.

^j^nP-^f

(a. j\gJ*\)

tj^

fetid.

(Clupea alosa).

s.

eye-ball of an elephant.

A painter's brush. See

A kind of reed (Saccharum

Filth, dirt, ordure.

*5Wr

(a. 2^\M)

painter's brush.

t^ft^l
2.

(from a. c^Jx.) Filthy, dirty,

a.

The

in the plural only) Stars in

the head of Orion.

^w<[erf|

1.

(/.)

pen, a streak, a stroke.

To

wish, to

See Wilkins' Gr.

t^)
2.

Wished,

(from R. Uv5l,

. 419) Sacrificed to,

shipped, reverenced, respected,

castor-oil tree.

1.

2. (.)

An

s.

wor-

(m.)

The
an

act of sacrifice,

422

421

An

3.

oblation.

&c.

titure, ablution,

(to.)

$%$*$s.
metic)

ceremony, as inves-

essential

ad.

( ^>)

Voluntarily.

(-^\n.i$ + ^&T)

Colebr. Alg. p. 23.

from

(/.

3^5) A brick.

See

The

What

naturally

To be

tjte&i * (-f^T
1

that which

^^Ft^
(mfn.)

^*&3 ad

Any

for.

fragrant substance.

Sans.

2. (n.)

t^ + sPT

particular

S$!lk<t\4l

The
any

from R.

s. (to.

s.

1.

Sand.

According to

+ COS)

is

s.

from R. HvS

(/.

particular deity

The

worshipped by any one.

god which

which

is

+ 0R3l)

worshipped by

(m.

3^*3

with a fraction.
(n.

s.

Colebr. Alg. p. 29.

S^ + Slt^) A sacrifice,

any

(mfn.

t + 3I$f+ S *^) Zea1

s.

(/.

R.

1.

sacrifice,

R.A.S.

i.

t^A Kridanta

which serves

suffix

A star,

(n.)

s.

(-f^O
To

Gr.

kins'

s.

fire

Wish,

suffix,

roots to form attributive

is

^"ft^

from R. 3[
Wil-

as an oblation, &c.

(from the French escritoire)

s.

(h.

s.

CJj yX) To

(from

A scru-

p. 78.
this place, hither.

A.

a.

(a.

c^jUJ ) From

this

Carey.

jl^il) An advertisement.

JUcJ

desire.

2.

from

J^)

Daily

(R.
ad. (a. ^jj\jAzJ\
edly, continually, again

R.^)

any bright heavenly

The name of a plant (Aristolochia

Mohun P. p. 58. Hort. Ben. p. 64.

a simple oblation. Trans.

%Rfey*t<A (m.tf% +
he who steals the oblation).

G3P~l"f^^

e. g.

To shine

^tJKg^lWlfa ad.
^"tJ^l<1

form a few

s.

Mohun P.

K^^ad.

to

Clarified butter,

(n.)

800.

SBfiEg!!

toire.

or

for

up on the

offer

1,

Spring.

2.

substantives from verbal roots;

( fsS*^)

Love, the deity of

1.

Kamadeva.

R.

practice, custom, habit.

455.

As a Kridanta

R.

^ftJvilWI^ I

lously active, diligent for a desired object.

t|

&c.

suffer,

archer.

place to that, inclusive.

act of pious munificence.

a.

An

(mfn.)

(to.

s.

$f + 3jt*T from

(to.

2.

^^<Fl\3*^

Assimilation and reduction of the root's

coefficient

(mfn.)

a.

(mfn.) Disposed to bear,

a.

Indica).

individual.
s.

splendid,

or exists, existent, from R.

is

body, from R.
,

^tf^)p3F

from R. ^15^ To bear,

s.

love

the wish or desire of a person.

t^AA

t^Pf
bow.

Fragrant,

(mfn.

a.

root of a

$% + ^\f&l) Doing

mfn.

desired or wished

is

To do

habitually shines,

Wilkins' Gr. % 821.

(Andropogon muricatum).

fragrant grass

What

(mfn.)

patient,
s.

from R. gjiSL To shine

(In arith-

assumed number.

with an

operation

Who is in the habit of

a. (mfn.)

causing to do, from R.

a.

See

brick.

Ex. <FR"fir^

demon

(lit.

tf%HW

s.

(a. ^UxujI

from^e) Repeat-

and again.

from Uc

Forgiveness,

pardon.
subjoined to some

tf^i*.(from R.

smoothing-iron.

(p. &~~>\ ) The seed of wild rue.

nouns expressive of

the habit to do or to be what the root implies.

son's

Diet. 3d

edition.

It is

Richard-

burnt at marriages

423

424

and a few days

after the birth of

906.2d.

Wilkins' Gr. 106.

a child, to pre-

f is also

an

affix

vent those calamities which are supposed to be

of very general application in forming feminine

caused by

nouns

^tt ] ^
5

Carey.

evil spirits.

s.

(p. Jj*J\)

(Plantago Ispagulaj.
5.

down

list

S^fFlTM.
One who

J>\ )

(p.

goddess

The name of a plant

See

(/.)

33^

A god, CK<[ s. (/.) A

A young man,

(m.)

s.

(m.)

s.

A young woman, &c. 3d. It is employed to

form feminine adjectives,

e. g.

writes

*K<\

fern.

of names.

when

3? is used

certain declinable words, put in

w To make, and ^?

construction with the verbs

in this world.

^J^T To

or

^^t^T

^X + ^t^)

(m.

s.

the present

life,

The

present time,

-.Lis-l )

Need, necessity, want.

He makes

present

(m.

or quality to a thing,

e. g.

Sharp, as in

tX+C^1^)

He makes
1033. In Bengali ^
commonly used to form

This world, the

life.

names of countries

the

Beneficence, benevolence,

3^t^

from

gali,

Rj

Black, as in
Wilkins' Gr.

black.

a termination very

is

adjectives from sub-

deduce gentile substantives from

stantives, or to

(a.

from

sharp ;

Abstinence, abstemious5>
'jir "0

ness, the controlling one's appetites or passions.

fSpTO

indeclinable, to at-

this world.

pt-Sfl from

made

be, are

new nature

tribute a

gi'*t< Beautiful,

Wilkins'Gr. 1206. 1207. 4th.

In the present

ad. Sans. Here, in this place.

life,

C^<T

e. g.

Ben-

e. g.

Bengal.

kindness.

C^Tt^

ind. (locat. case

On

Beng. of

3?

Root,

(3f3)

ii.

this.

To

3.

To throw

5.

or direct.

An
3f

responding to

/ long, and

that letter in police, &c.

a consonant,

it

having the sound of

When

takes the form \

preceded by

An

compassion

^5If^ a

de-

This
occurs

it

go.

which appears as the termination

and substantives

adjectives

and

(nifn.) False,

To

from R.

s.

of"

e. g.

(n.) Falsehood,

adorn.

interjection of regret, anger,

s.

(m.

and

^ + ^tT) The letter ^ or any other

character expressing that sound.

;

also of calling.

appears at the end of

adjectives.

many

Root,

substantives and

In Sanskrit words

it

is

1st.

The

To

see.

of all derivative substantives or adjectives formed

suffix

3^

e. g.

of 3tPf*f a. Rich, from

nom. smg. masc.

Wealth,

(^1?K3) To

i.

2.

To pay

f^R
plore

To
;

see

with
or

with

see.

With

1.

attention to, to regard; with

To look upwards

nominative termination in the masculine gender

by the

affix

To

4.
eat.

To ap-

To

some Sanskrit

3^t^
3f interj.

To

with

IV.

peal*.

fourth letter of the Sanskrit alphabet, cor-

6.

not generally admitted, though

is

in composition, as

The

To pervade.

2.

conceive or become pregnant.

sire.

root

Togo.

1.

with

To

To

see

with

investigate, to ex-

31^+3 or 3lf% + 3 or
3lf^+*F +3 To see; with
or

426

425

To expect with
To see, to pay
with

To

s.

Sight, the

power

s.

^cpt +t$$J A female

(/.

^SHsl To

(the desiderative form of R.

wish, to long

or act of seeing.

^5$rW

Wilktins

opposite side of a river.

Gr. 905.

attention to.

3^+3FT) 1.
2. An eye.

R.

(n.

The

see

seer or

for.

(mfn. from

a.

If^Tj

Wishing

longing

for,

<r

fortune-teller.

Root,

or with the insertion of

i.

To

a nasal

^fs^RooT,
nasal

(^OIW

i.

^^KJ)

3fo[tt^s. (a.

1.

sco.

Togo.
from

ii\ssr\

To

2.

censure.

Invention,

Jc>-j)

s.

Gain, advantage, -f-^*^.

Taddhita

(^t)or

(/.

In-

a.

which

x.(^v5TTfv3) To praise,

f^\3

(/.)

^1

s.

word

to

applied to form,

2d. Adjectives,

(mfn.) Smoky, from

) Praise.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

890.

%.

s.

is

^t^ff^T

e. g.

from

ter's son,

a.
5f

which requires the change

subjoined, and

it is

Patronymics,

Gr.

from R. 3^3

suffix,

called Vriddhi of the first vowel of the

to laud, to extol.
s.

(mfn.) Wishing for profit or gain, from

1st.

ii.

e.

a.

or with the insertion of a

vented.

Root,

(Frequently used in comp.

after.

(m.)

s.

sis-

Wilkins'

sister.

rfftffcT

e. g.

Smoke

(mfn.) Relating to pleasure,

a.

C^tt^l"^

from **f^t

s.

4V ) Praised,

Wilkins' Gr. 901.

Pleasure.

commended.
(mfn. fut. part. p. R. 3f3^+ IT)

a.

3f3>

To be

^TT^An

degree of

tive

praised, laudable, praiseworthy.

which serves to form the compara-

affix

Heavier, from

^fe

s.

(f.

$+

R.

Calamity of a season,

sojourning.

SfTrf^ft.

is

a religious

to be performed.

It.

a.

(mfn.

H*^)

Such, this

Gr. % 819.

^ from

as

suffix

+"^1

like, so, similar.

from

Wilkins'

which serves to form ad-

vill^lT/T

^itll5^. The
Eastern, from
a. (mfn.)

See

Taddhita

jectives

pron. 3^[

a.

Sft^fSffi^)

^tsT/T
s

a.

(mfn.)

East; ^t^ffr

Belonging to the opposite shore, from

1 >T*i

^flTF^Thinner,

Wilkins' Gr. 965-968,

<^\mfn.

1.

II.

To

go.

To

^A

(^T3)

2.

and

To

go.

x. (5f

To throw

2.

<

To shake

or direct.

or

5f<ITf\3)

f\?,

With

Taddhita

a.

egg.

3?f^\?

i.

1.

or

'T

send.

tain primitive

An

R. |t)

a.

To speak or say with ^

2. To move, to agitate.

prefixed,
1.

pret. part.

has gone, gone, having gone.

(mfn.) Selfish, from

soul, self;

put into motion,

Wilkins' Gr. 819) Such, so, this like, thus.

^f^l

Who

^^Root,

+ R.

(-\mfn. f from pron.

e. g. *

and page 72.

^ftret^a.

affray.

A festival, the day when

(a. juc)

solemnity

An

3.

Heavy

foreign in-

rats,

2. Travelling in foreign countries,

vasion, &c.

adjectives;

from ^SPT Subtle, thin.

drought, excessive rain,

e. g.

Sf^s.

1.

many

a.

suffix

which

is

subjoined to cer-

nouns to form possessives,

e. g.

(mfn.) Containing eggs, from ^AJ>3

See

Wilkins'

Gr.%

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

dismissed, despatched.

.v.

911.

^T>)

Sent,

428

427

Root,

(WTO*)

i.

To

envy, to feel im-

XT?)

n R.
.

(/. for

Wl)

wound, a

Envy, impatience of ano-

^f^Roox,

^i + ^lt^)

s.

To

i.

from R.

(f.

(mfn.

a.

Envy, impatience

The same

(/.)
a.

Envious, spite-

as

See

(/)

ii.

God, the

^f^)

4.

^ ^" +
1

(f.

ft3l)

Trans.

A name

3^ + f%$1)

(mfn.

a.

$[C$) To
SM; )

rule, to

1.

perba). Hort. Ben. p. 24.

c7

govern

to

A ruler,
3.

2.

The

from R.

s.

(f.

^-+^31)

The worship of

piety.

a lord, or

Wilkins'

Divine grace.
Trans.

R.A.S.

^^JTt^TT

s.

n. 38.

(n.

^t^ + TZftfa)

securing

Morton.

The worship of
See

God, divine

goddess.

The beam of a plough.

^l+STfa")

su-

See

north-east quarter.

splendour.

Devoted

pious.

God, devotion,

The north-east
it.

^rt^fSTl

s.

Carey.

(m.

i)

(tw/w.^^-^ +^\51<P) Worshipping

a.

The name of a plant (Gloriosa

s.

Trusting in

Wn

of the divine favour or absorption.

^*I"FT

denial

God.

God, devout,

The name of a plant (Gloriosa

(/.

n. 23.

The

Praised,

MS.

s.

of the

weapon, sometimes eonsidered as

quarter, or the deity presiding over

^*fl

to

ruler of the

R.A.S.

^^tetTFi a. (m>.3^+

The god Siva.

superba).

power

God, relying on God.

m. from R.
2.

proprietor, a

in his

of the existence of God, atheism.

^W^P&

^Ht q. v.

possess power, property, or authority.

master.

Envious,

shaped like a sword.

3^ Root,

2.

it

R.A.S. i. 31. 3. (m.) A name

A name of Kamadeva.

Bhagavad-Gita.

a cudgel and sometimes as a short sword, or a

stick

1.

who has

Trans.

^T^ft^l

to
ft

one

act as he pleases.

of Siva.

good fortune of others.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

extolled.

at

See fl^j

m/k

invidious, impatient at the

s.

ruler, a lord,

or

(mfn. from R.

world.

^Jl+^lt^)

(~X^\

a.

DurgA.

-J (n.

(f.) or

s.

master, a lord

impatient at the good fortune of others.

ful,

of

R.

regent.

Lordship, superiority, supremacy.

envy, to be impatient

the success of others, malice, spite.

^J'i 5 ^

(-^m.

s.

^"Pfal
Envious.

at another's felicity or success.

Wl

?f*t3l

The north-

is

master, or owner.

(wz/n.

which Siva

^*IH+^) A name

IfvS^jlsi (/.

sore.

ther's success.

^ft*T

^UrT+C^fa)

(m.

s.

east quarter, that over

patient at another's prosperity.

5.

^frTC^t

1.

A name

service, devotion.

(femin. of
3.

^P?)

A name

A queen.

2.

Durga, of LakshmI,

of Saraswati, or of any other of the Saktis or

female energies of the

of Siva.

3. (.) Light, lustre,

of

1.

SriUW>?1
God.

s.

(/.

deities.

^^ + ^5^1)

The

will

of

430

429
(Plantago Ispagula).

genit. case JBeng. of

A messenger

Ben.

of God, an angel.

(JsSptftsj'j 1.

i.

kill or hurt.

To

^
2.

3.

To

see.

To

4.

go, or move.

To

2.

To

To

l
2.

(to.)

The

The month A'swina.

1.

shaft or

See

beam of a plough.

quently in comp.

a.

s.

(/.

An

Frelittle

a.

^^ + 3^")

little

warm,

(/.)

Luke-

31

^^ + t^") Not
5

(mfn.

wr)

s . (n.

view of

slight

(to.

^1 + ^1)

^1 + ^)

s. (to.

The

The beam

the sound of u

^ as

.k

when

The

A
R.

(J.

slight laugh,

wolf.

from

or pole of a plough.

employed

is

volitive roots:

e.

See

^^To obtain.

Nouns such

467.

has

it

^<U^

s.

as

(to.)

The

to form ata.

a;,

(to/k.) Wishing to obtain, covetous,

p.

(/.

eye-ball of an elephant. See

painter's brush,

fromf^^^T.
Wilkins' Gr.

s.

Lord,

(to.)

self-existent,

^+3^)

from R.

Fire.
].

cording to some) an ingot-mould.

A painter's
(Ac-

2.

3.

dip-

ping-rod or something cast into a crucible, to

if

the metal

it

contains

e.

i.

is in

fusion.

Spring. 2.

A name of Kamadeva.

(p. Jyu*)})

The name of a

plant

Wilkins'

Gr.

p.

affix

469.

gram-

As

to

an

appears as the termination of a

very considerable number of words, in which

the

radical

vowel

change called

sometimes undergoes

Guna

maker, from R.

Ex.

^ To do

Daring, bold, from R.

&c.

Wilkins Gr. 839.

(to.)
s.

To sound

from R.

the

Vriddhi, and some-

or

times remains unaltered.

bolt,
(to.) 1.

Wi

JJnddi affix

^+3^1)

are also, according to the

marians, formed by subjoining an

the root

brush, a fibrous stick used as such.

examine

2.

(/.) 1.

s.

wolf.

following a consonant.

Brahma, &c.

s.

1.

and takes the form

in full,

a Kridanta suffix

master,

and
s.

an object.

Hindu alphabet

of the

fifth letter

deduced from R.

(/.)

^5-*,

for obtaining

tributives

a smile.

^ft^

^c^fep

of

made
.

wish, a desire.

division of the drama.

$
very

any thing, a glance.

s.

1.

Redeeming,

deep, shallow.

wpt

prefixed,

diminutive, delicate.

warmth.

i^Ttjt^^

With

an endeavour; an attempt, an

+ ^f^3 Shaken.

(mfn.

endeavour, to aim at

effort.

from R.

effort,

exertion

somewhat.

little,

warm, lukewarm.

slightly

make an

See

^^^^3 A

e. g.

shaken, from

diminishing

Shake-

desire, to wish.

^STftpl
a. (indeclinable)

Hort.

give.

glean.

s.

30

semen).

(Psillii

(^5X3) To

1.

a thing, to

^Root,

p.

See

Root,

ship of God, divine service.

Flea-wort

p. 11.

spear.

The wor-

Mohun P.

To

thunder-

a.

(mfn.')

dare, be bold

432

431

Root,

sound, to

make a

par-

sound or noise.

ticular

(^iWW) To

i.

An

Sans.

interj.

raise, to

stir.

interjection of calling, anger,

3f>KU3)

(from

a.

To

of

(caus.

v. a.

up, to

lift

Raised up, torn

off.

doubt, injunction, respectful address.

An

^5 interj. Sans.

tempt, and of interrogation. Wilkins' Gr. p. 547.

An

\$o interj.

tion, anger,

3^t^3l1

expression of surprize, approba-

and compassion.

+ "5TTi )

a. (corrupt, of

hill,

s.

(O^ + PTO) An
Sabda S.

a burrow.

I^HI^W

Spoiled

raising

up

a.

(fe +

^T + ^Tl)

(v.

(from >I^R(.\3)

s.

mutual attempt

Torn

s.

Having

The male of

off,

raised up.

lifting

up, the

of

Shaken

to cleanse

The

noun).

act of raising up.

raising or

lift-

it

or tossed in
chaff.

tossing in a sieve to separate

its

wings and takes

Carey.

flight.

Only used

in

speak-

ing very respectfully of a person.

particle of denial, no.

v. a.

from the

(corrupt, of

the white ant (Termes bellicosus)

pron. That one, he, she.

^"5^ + :Tt^) High and

(fromS^f%^)

has

it

or loosening.

a. (corrupt,

3l^?3) The

(from

lofty.

when

a sieve, as rice,
s.

To take up,

throw the thatch from

(from

low, up and down, uneven, rough.

SE^T a.

stir.

mole-

ad.

^IFUS

up, to

ing up.

noun of S\ >C3) The

(v.

3^ + R.

the arm, to

p. 229. 383.

High, elevated,

(from 0|t>C\j

s.

^^t^TSi

s.

ant-hill, a

a high forehead.

^TPT

lift

Carey.

O t>5)

a. (corrupt, of

a.

up

to raise

(from

raise or

or threatening to strike.

white ant (Termes bellicosus).

Sfe'tfa

$5iTO3 v. a.

To

off a house.

in cooking.
s.

(from &G>)

v. a.

expression of anger, con-

(from

Kridanta

3^ +

affix

*t

?)

To rasp,

to

file.

which requires the change

called Vriddhi of the radical vowel preceding

it,

and

is

used to form attributives

a. (jnfn.) Hurtful, injurious,

e. g.

11?^

from R. *5 To hurt,

the lighter from the heavier parts.

inj ure

31>^rI\3

v. a.

(caus. of

OSF^) To shake

or toss in a sieve or other vessel, for the pur-

pose of separating the lighter from the heavier

parts, or the husk from the grain.

^^nfa a.

U3) Shaken

(from

s.

rupt, of
a.

it

^^To wish, desire,

3^ + R.

Going

astray, strange,

unknown.

or tossed

The name of a plant (Ageratum

Hort. Ben.

cordi-

p. 61.

(from \5T>) To shake or toss up

grain in a sieve or other vessel, for the purpose

of freeing

R.

tf\) 1. A rasp. 2. (cor^c^) A meteor, a torch, a fire-brand.

(from

folium).
v. a.

(mfn.) Disposed to long for

Wilkins' Gr. p. 464.

&c.

in a sieve or other vessel.

"3T>|^3

a.

or desire, lustful, from

from the

chaff.

a.

(fromO

intolerable, excessive

Disagreeable, unbearable,
;

furious

hot,

mad.

v^^l

IW|

433
(from

a.

hot season.

Going

2.

astray, uncontrolled.

(corrupt, of

v. a.

Belonging to the

1.

S^ + R.

to

'g&i JJj) Expenses paid

(p.

Also written

an attorney.

tfqj To

dress sweetmeats with sugar or molasses so as

to

S$$&Qi&(i6.

434

to pass

away

a paper-kite).

See

mark

ladle, a

women
3<t*ll1

to get loose (as

skimmer, a

tattooed on the faces of

immediately between the eyes.

(corrupt, of

si

S^P

(corrupt, of

s.

<^<+

plant

(Conyza

to

(corrupt, of <5*<1 )

a meteor

A torch,

bamboo, used

of the sacred syllable

Manu

Om.

3^t^TT3H

(p.

s.

an embassy.

<uU c^Jls,) The creden-

of an ambassador or any public agent, a

Mohun P.

power of attorney.

retch in vomiting.

$ffct\3 v. n. To strain or
Ctf^ v. a. To peep, to

(v.

\$f&U3) A

noun of

retch-

Sf3

To watch a thing

Ht^ s

(v.

KiT5

\*i^a.

Having

said, uttered

s.

A book,

an agent.

Jj^)

a.

ordained,

s.

mfn. pret. part. a. R.

having spoken or declared.

TF+fa) A

ll'fl

word, a speech, a

saying, an expression, an assertion.

s

(n.

R.

T^ + 3l) A

name of

the third

Sdma-Veda.
I

To

I.

.'

sprinkle or wet.

(mfn. from R. \$^$) Sprinkled, wetted,

a.

The

R.

(/.

^^Root,

Sf^+HtfeUS)

said,

spoken.

peep, the looking

washed, cleansed.
large ox, a bull.

plenipotentiary, an envoy,

Also written

mentioned.

e. g.

a precept, an ordinance,

looking closely at a thing, a peep.

^<^c^ s>

Wilkins'

3^1^? a. (mfn. 3^ + 3pT3) Spoken and not

closely.

noun of

R.^"^+\5

Declared in the ordinance,

(mfn.)

or

closely or attentively at a thing.

v. a.

418) Spoken,

p.

$3JJ

ing or straining to vomit.

See vfepfl

drum.

(mfn. part, pret. p.

from

SfS 5

tively.

^iSn^.

sort of

p. 99.

piy into, or examine a thing closely and atten-

3f<3?

Lousily.

drum.

sort of

(Frequently used in comp.,

peep, an attentive look at a thing, a

straining to vomit.

to separate the

Carey.

s.

a.

Gr.
(a. t^,!'^) Deputation

winnowing corn,

hook of

letter

76.

ift

in

ad. (locat. case of

any sign

The second

Carey.

short straw and other refuse from the corn after

s.

expressing the sound of

species of fish

(corrupt, of

^<<t
letter *3 or

See

S^ffalH'W s. (fromS^fl + C*iW) A weevil.

a fire-brand,

a rasp.

The

tials

(3^+T5lTi) A

s.

threshing.

diffusa).

A louse.

(a species of Zeus or Centranodon).

Carey.

53rTJ
^)

which dogs are fond of smelling

Hindu

(from a. Jjfj) The business of an am-

3^Tt>TO

v^ + R.

(from

s.

(as time)

bassador, plenipotentiary, agent, or attorney.

form a thin crust or efflorescence on the sur-

face

^^t5!?^*!^

0fl7

,fTCf

O^j

s.

(_pT.

^ttfrtakj

s.

(m.

from R.

bull,

SiH^^H) A bull,

an ox.

an ox.

{fa

435
(mfn. pret, part. p. R. $3|J Wetted,

a.

Manu

Root,

or with the insertion of a

i.

ranthera).

$^ + R. $&tj

(from

s.

rasp, a

+ itfs? ) A sort

(from

s.

of parched rice and treacle.

file.

of food

made

to

as

entangled, pulled

Dishevelled,

it)

v. a.

S^fSiE?)

(See

with sugar or molasses.

paper-kite)

To

1.

To

(as time).

s.

S^^l

s.

S'g^M) A

(corrupt, of

(/.) 1.

hearth.

3.

v. a.

A pot or saucepan.
(Beng.) A file.

(from

3^ + R.

encrust

get loose (as a

(S^+ U&) A skimmer,

^^tfl

s.

away

to pass

2.

2.

baking-

s.

Strong scented,

(m.)

1.

The name

s.

\$k

(/.

(Carum

+*t%)

Carui).

1.

The name of

2. Orris-root.

Acorus

3.

Calamus.

ful,

(mfn.

a.

&f +

Terrible, fright-

of a frightful appearance.
(femin. of

s.

S3.

See

tribe.

S3

2.

1.

A woman

Orris-root.

of the
3.

Ugra
medi-

cinal plant.

>T:T

+*t%)

Another plant (Carum Carui).

plant

mortar.

(/.) or

of a strong-smelling tree (Michelia Champaca).

3SjTt*FT

a ladle.

2.

(mfn. pt\

a.

SSfrT^I

about, thrown into confusion.

v3l

Wrath, anger.

Violence, passion, rage, fury.

(?i.)

S^f7!^

(w.)

having a strong smell,

Carey.

with

rhyme

^3"

an encomiast or bard. Wil-

The name of a plant (Morunga hype-

3.

go, to move, or approach.

is

to kill

is

According to the

live in holes.

Tantras, the Ugra

son.

To

nasal,

Their employment

x. 13. 48.

animals that

sprinkled.

436

To rasp, to file.

S^"W]

S^ltf^I^) The

noun.

(v.

s.

uncover-

ing of a thing, the act of undressing.

Sfefei

(mfn.

a.

3^1 + XT

TTeV^ws' Gr. 899).

v. a.

Boiled, dressed in a pot, baked.

(from

S> + R. ^J) To

uncover,

to undress, to strip, to lay bare.

vomiting.

^^WPl

a.

Wf^K?)

noun of

(v.

s.

2.

What

(from

is

1.

The

act of

S^l

vomited.

3^ + R.

St<pH

Vomited.

(m.)

s.

(S^+ Wl

s.

troduction of a
v. n.

+ R.

(from

To

*})

vomit.
parti-

ciple

To chew

of

the cud.

S^ Root,

(from

3^ + R.

To

spring

up, to arise, to pass in the mind.

v.

noun of

3*11^3)

St>

The

from R.

in-

topic for conversation.

To be conglomerate,

iv.

a. (corrupt, of
a.

S"5I>) High,

tall.

(from S") Unwieldy, headstrong, un-

ruly, insolent, bold.

SklH

The springing

new

to be gathered or assembled together.

St><$1
v. n.

louse.

a.

See

(from Sl>) Insolent, daring, head-

strong, unruly, bold.

See

up of any thing.

S3

a.

(mfn.} Passionate, cruel, sharp, captious,

peevish, wrathful,
2.

name

s.

(m.)

1.

name of Siva.

of a mixed tribe, the offspring of a

Kshatriya man by a woman of the Sudra

class.

(wi'ffaPPj The name

of a fish

(Lutianus Polata, Buchanan's MS.}.

Carey.

tW#H'l
ol>^*T

s.

s.

(v.

noun of

Ssf*HU3) The

up, the agitating of a thing.

tossing

437

438

^O^l^CsJ

v. a. (caus.

of $1>f^Tt3)

To

agitate,

to toss about.

SWfr

S^T^?) Tossed, agitated,

35S + 3t*T )

(re.

Music played

at

drinking parties, &c.

feasts,

(from

a.

\$W$Pls.
3bO\3<

+3^)

($!>[>

a.

(as grains in a sieve, to separate the heavier from

Most

A high

high, lofty.
situation, a

high

the lighter parts).

office.

3l>f%U3

$^ + R. W\)

(from

v. a.

To move

(-f^\

a.

or shake, to toss about, to agitate.

(from ^^-i + R.

"5^)

Speaking with a loud

Sadness, sula.

lenness, gloom.

*fo

Gloomy,

s.

tf&t^ + SFP^)

(corrupt, of

sullen, sad, dejected.

Rest-

I^as^I?) Droll, comical, jocose.

(h.

a.

S55 + SFr*T;)

Morton.

Of a

(from

a.

^DO^

mfn.

uneasy, flighty, vain.

less, troubled,

S"5tWTl

SW + ^tf&i)

mfn.

voice, shouting, brawling.

sad or gloomy

OTSt! u

(*.

i*&fw#f*S3 from R.

ft) The knot

disposition.

of the string, or of the cloth, which fastens the

(mfn. R.

a.

becoming,

1.

suitable.

2.

Clever,

Proper,

fit,

lower garments round the loins, tied in front.

ex-

skilful,

a.

(Used

perienced.

ft^a.

31

(mfn.)

As

is

(/.) or

s.

in composition, e. g.) ^T^iTffit,

+ 3ft^

from

Convenience, suit-

(re.)

A species

v^"5^T

(n.

s.

of gryllus or cricket.

Carey.

^fcfeii5?

s.

sullenness,

A
gryllus or cricket.

30>t
To
3"5S

5.

trip, to

a.

trip,

Height.

-31

*fi^C3

Wilkins'

(/.) or

lofty,

s.

2.

1.

MS. Kola

S. p.

(f from

s.

Very high, exceedingly

usage. 3.
4.

(from

sorrow, disquietude.

3^ + R.

To

vex,

a.

(from

S"^tfU3) Of

gloomy

or

a.

(mfn. StdStfySfQ.*) High and low,

:

multiform,

various.
s.

3^ + T>fa

(m.

Feces, excrement.

2.

from R.

1>^J

1.

Utterance, enunciation,

tall.

S.
1.

(n.

SIsJHs^k^

from R. IS^t) Ut-

Pride,
terance, pronunciation.

2.

Habit, a custom, a

A sort of grass (a species of Cyperus).

sort of garlic.

grief,

pronunciation.

3^ + R. T)\)

haughtiness, grandeur.

gloom;

up and down, great and small

$Sfc|3

Aloud, with a loud voice.

3o8$

noun of $T>(>tfTpU3 ) Sadness,

1.

ad. Sans, (instrum. case plur. of

from

(v.

sullen disposition.
tall,

Height, loftiness.

(re.)

ruling faculty, in-

v. a.

(In astronomy) The ^Ipses of a

planet, the apogee.

393.

SSStfeT.

3^ + T>) High,

2.

^ + Typ\) The

<S

v. a.

Pronounced,

to harass, to cause to remove.

stumble.

(mfn.

species of

Carey.

a stumble.

the mind.

tellect,

ableness, propriety.

(mfn.

said, spoken, expressed, uttered.

(mfn.

ditious, hasty.

For the sake of pronunciation or euphony.

Quick,

fleet,

expe-

a.

minis.

To be
2

(mfn.
uttered, to

from R.

be pronounced.

3^

439

^OTftX?

a.

(mfn.

440

3*>+(>lft\4 from R. I^g)

Uttered, pronounced.

3S5$8

$^ + "l>T?5

(m/a.

from R.

T>^) To

be uttered, to be pronounced.
a.

s.

$^ + f&*fl)

A passionate

The

$I>5^rr

5^t) The

cleaning with perfumes.

species of

from R.

TO )

3^ + f*K?

(mfn.

from R. f*l

Op-

posed, so as to meet at the top, like the sides of

Carey.

a triangle.

part of a flag-staff above the banner.

ad. (locat. case

Above.

5.

of a plant (Momordica muricata).

The name

3ft>5^

a.

(/".)

2.

Cut

off,

cut up,

-31

Excision, ruin.

of \$13>)
a.

High, great, much.

3^ + fi^")

(mfn.

ruined, laid waste, destroyed, demolished.

Carey.

ad. Sans, (instrum. case plur.

1.

Sabda S.

(rc.$^ + I^tTrT from R.

s.

a.

3^ + "pi for

Cm.

s.

(Momordica Charantia),

sort of spice (Nigella Indica).

cricket or gryllus.

3"EpT

opposite

prawn or

man.
)

The

p. 471.

1.

f*l)

See

A kind of gourd

s.

and a

uttered.

(from

s.

(3^ + *!lT from R.

s.

from R.

(mfn.

(m.

2.

Carey.

leg of a triangle.

t>^) Being pronounced, being

shrimp.

cured by the surrender of the best of a prince's

territories.

Aloud, with a loud

S^+f*t$ from

(mfn.

R.

f^)Left

behind, remaining (as food after a meal).

voice.

horse of Indra.
upright),

having the ears standing

Deaf, high-eared.

a.

$d$5F^

(Lit.

Morton.

0>- %Pf>f.^^i

Making a

loud sound, high-sounding.

^MW

ad

ocaL case of ^t^o^") With

'

Manu

Leavings.

(w.)

S-tTOWSs. (-^m. St55S + $<PT) The

remnant,

^1

(-^

s.

^"Sx^Root,

i.

and

vi.

(With the

SfW&^Yt
C^tft*T

(-ft\ *>

a.

Feeding on another's leavings, mean.

2.
;

insertion of a

little

1.

by

To

glean.

To gather

2.

$90?NJ

little. (Without the nasal,

31W^

s.

(n.

l.The

The feeding on the

attendance upon an idol.

remains of another's meal

meanness.

See

a.

nasal,

a mean

person.

3f^^3Fr*. (n.$f&5&+ C^kFT)

loud noise.

Sfefc+C^)

m.

feeds on the leavings of others

a loud voice, aloud.

Clamour, a

(/.)

orts.

Sfe^CsW
Who

56.

ft.

3fWk + 3^)

Remains of

food, leavings, orts.

usually with

ft

or terminate, to cease, to leave

to conclude.

3l>5^"

a.

3.

To

off.

quit, to pass.

(mfn.3^ + *ft from

R. *Ttf

destroyed, wasted, relinquished.

"3"

To end
2. To finish,
4. To bind.

prefixed, <"5!^f3) 1.

Ruined,

\?1

(/.) or

(n.) Ruin, perdition, desolation.

peace pro-

from
pillow

a.

(lit.

That which

(mfn.

raises the head).

from R. 1%.

Swollen,

turgid.
a.

(mfn.

Unre-

strained, perverse, self-willed, uncontrolled,

li-

442

441

\31

centious, irregular, lawless.

(/.) or

(m.3^ + (5?tl)

3.

The

2.

The

1.

The becom-

up by the

tearing

roots.

act of vomiting.

^^5U3
+ C^tt^) The making dry,

(n.

$3(\5t^)

noun of

(v.

Excision, s eparation,

destruction, ruin.

StW^I ^

s.

ing desolate.

(w.) Licentiousness, irregularity.

SlOblKs.

^IbFT

(from$^ + R.3Ht) L To become

desolate or desert. Mohun P. p. 168. 2. v. a. To

tear

v. n.

up by the

To

roots. 3. v.n.

vomit. Morton.

drying up, withering.

3wf^KJ
2.

3^ + ^f%3)

(mfn.

Exhaled.

1.

Unfolded, expanded, blown (as a flower).

$WFTs.

^^ + ^T)

(m.

breath, respiration.

air,

in a book.

3.

The exhaling of

I.

2.

stop, a division

Mohun P.

S^EpT

(m.

s.

p. 57.

3*> + $TT

from R.

ft

p. 70.

elevation of a tree, mountain, &c.

the

geometry) The upright elevation of a

(In
figure.

Colebr. Alg. p. 59. 100.

3T2jtH

tion or height of

3f55*3

(mfn.

a.

(from

a.

any

R.

ft

The

eleva-

object.

3^+f$3 from

vated, raised, erected, exalted, high

ft )

Ele-

Swimming up

(from

in search of a

pond or

An

(a. ji\c)

&3Ff

(from

s.

(/.

Manu

40.

v.

3^ + ftfe)

1.

Exalted birth.

$^ + R. T>^)

(v.

s.

tossing or

being-

tossed about (of any thing).

s.

(8$$

with

^H^FT

as a jingle

Carey.

to it) All in confusion, topsy-turvy.

(caus. of

&tf*1W)

about, to agitate, to shake, to

s.

elevation or height of a figure.

The

noun of SsSfPFtsf) The

The upright

(In geometry)

2.

apology, an excuse.

agitating of a thing, the dashing of the waves.

v. a.

tffffjfSs.

the river,

lake).

upright.

Contrary to the

against the stream (as fish during heavy rains

&5n4 IvSn
R.

$^ + R. W*Q

usual direction, against the grain.

SWT

(S^ -f^tlT from

s.

$3FT

Height,

Wasteful, prodigal,

lavish, ruinous.

a.

Hort. Ben.

$3f\5U3)

(from

a.

Hope, expectation.

The name of a plant (Momordica muricata).

$$$$

Colebr. Alg.

(v.

noun of

To

toss

sift.

&3Fj1f^3) A

tossing

about (of any thing).

p. 59.
v. n.

(from

v. n.

vomit.

(from

$ + R.

To be

in

an agitated motion, to shake, to be tossed.

a. (corrupt,

of

Squandered
(corrupt,

a.

away, spent, scattered.

of

$^)

Straight,

upright,

honest, sincere.
s.

The name of a plant (Momordica Charan-

Mohun P.

tia).

See $55*1

p. 70.

a.

(from

$^[)

Straight and

fair,

fair

and above board.

$<.a. (corrupt, of $^) Straight, upright, honest,

(from

s.

sincere.

Carer/.

$^> + R. ^3T^) A

desolate or

deserted place, a wilderness.

a.

(from

Swimming up

the river

(as fish after a heavy rain, or in search of a

pond or

a hill-country.

lake).
)

the roots.

An upper country

(from

The

tearing

up of trees by

A common
v.a.

report, rumour.

To swim

against the stream.

443

444

^foi^s.

(a.
j>Jj)

(from A

s.

vizier, a minister of state.

-^Jj)

The

office

of a vizier or

minister of state.

(.

a. (

!'2-i

+ '3rt3

$g3$5

3^ + ^f3)

(f.

The gleaning of corn

&$$*t ib (from 3^3)

tearing

up of

trees

by

#figC3

Wasteful, ruinous, ex-

The making strong

S^SFfU.

Wil-

or robust.

p. 48.

from R.

^3fL )

The

To dry

(from

(corrupt, of

s.

rice

by the

camel.

(m.) Leaves, grass, &c. used in thatching,

making

huts, &c.

^Ta^RP^I

S&4'3Rr*tt

(/.

v. a.

remove the husk.

to

fire

s.

(ra.)

Also written

or grain.

pensive, prodigal.

Had.

Subsistence by

proper place (as

its

their roots, radical destruction.

(from

a.

S^ + R.

Fo-

unknown, vagrant.

reign, strange,

Also written

of a celebrated city, Ujjayani or Oujein.

Also written

S^ffpf.

Lat. 23 11' 30" N.,

Long. 75 35' IS* E. of Greenwich.

^^FT

from R.

(n.

s.

28^)

Killing, slaughter.

v^^xjfg^
panded,

vS'^Sr^

s.

s.

(mfn.

a.

(rc.)

brightness,

3^ + vf3)

Blown, ex-

Inquiry, research.

splendour.

2.

L A

^T^Si

seed

ascertained.

appears to be a species of Jus-

it

Carey.

ticia.

s.

a. (mfn.^)

blown, shining

2.

forth.

light, bright, glossy.

1.

house

SlN"

blazing up,

Affection,

passion for an object,

M (n.)

its

(m. \$]?

1.

hut

made

of leaves,

the abode of a hermit, a thatched house.

3^ + 3^)

(m.

The name of a plant not yet

From

^^^a. (corrupt, of psSjlvAH) Luminous, splendid.

or

s.

gleaning.

Ruined, waste, desert.

grains

plant (Barleria ciliata).

p. 45.

The

name

The gleaning of

a time of rain).

fish at

kins'

n ^rom

^^^) Aban-

of corn.

Wandering from

a.

s-

^'"w

The name of a

s.

Hort. Ben.

$\&J<1\3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

doned, forsaken, left.

love,

Expanded,

2.

in general.

or vZ)"&^T1

(v.

s.

noun of f6t\J The

taking up of goods on credit.

^PFI or ^"|jtl

** (

noun of

^^3) The

act of searching for a thing.

Splendid, luminous,

3. Clear, clean.

\3H

(/.)

Brightness, clearness, splendour.

3fet^^pH
as a jingle to

s.

it)

(St^H

The searching

with

Hlt^H

after or tracing

of a thing.
act of blazing:

up

a.

or shining forth.

$\5N|i%s3

a.

s.

Searching,

Illuminated,

(mfn.

lighted, kindled.

S^PWl

(from

found, sought.

(/.

from

v. a.

^f^T)

Splendour, clear-

ness, brightness.

Root,

vi.

for

a.

To

quit or abandon.

(from

3^ + R.T^)

To search

a thing, to trace, to investigate.

(from

Straying, erring, or

wandering about, unknown.

445

^f&CS

goods on

(from

v. a.

an

2.

credit.

1.

To heave

To take

or swell from

to rise, to arise.

invented.

Morton.

moisture, to scale off (as scurf).

$]|<P

Root,

(^"M^F) To

i.

clue, a guide.

knock down.

strike or

2.

Rising up, risen.

a.

(from

rising up, the act of

mounting, elevation.

s.

noun, of

(y.

1.

3f"ftU3)

or mounting.

ascending, rising,

The

1.

2.

mounting

rising, or

rise

;.

^\i<K5

court-

to remove, to eradicate

person from his situation or

to dismiss a

(from

a.

or sale

vessel.

The

2.

^foW)

ad.

From

of

be-

Squandering, wast-

ing, dissipating.
(v.

to

rising or

See

or face.

a thing, the end, conclusion,

To cause

The

A vent

The commencement and termination

s.

&fsm

noun of

The

act of flying;

flight.

up, to hoist, to

lift

body

tattooing the

ginning to end.

ascending:,

3f&3 )

to raise, to

The handle of a

1.

s.

the arrival at a place.

(caus. of

v. a.

ascend or
elevate

An

1.

2.

for goods.

&3<olu
(from

vomit.

act of

yard.
s.

established, to be

breaking up of an sssembly.

$33^

Also written ^"t^.

To

3.

To be

(from

s.

(from ^S^-f R. T^*^)

s.

2.

446

A sheet,

the flowing outer garment worn

by Hindus.

office.

3^ffaa. (fromSfsft3) Flying, winged, fledged.

from

To

any thing.

up and

Sal,

and again, importunately.

3.

noun of 3~fct^U3)

s . ( v.

falling

down

flying

again.

Repeatedly, again

ad. (from

3Tft

from
raise up, to elevate

The

1.

act of

1.

The

The

act of flying. 2. Dissipation, waste.

venereal

when communicated

disease,

otherwise than by sexual intercourse.

raising, elevating, removing, or effacing a thing.

2.

v. a. (caus.

court-yard.

S"fcHVilll

(SlTfr + ^lt&l) A

s.

landing-

(from&yfe?) The

s.

to fly; the

place.

(from

s.

an eminence

3"&tFT

Shifts )

The ascending

ad. (from

3^ + ^$^)

s.

(^"trl

+ ^l) A

Out of

doors,

and

rising

falling,

an uneven motion (such as that of a ship

in

rough water).

$f&3a.

Spendthrift,

^vjt^fl

s.

(from

v. a.

3f*fc?)

1.

Expenditure, waste,

The outer garment worn by

2.

Hindus.
a.

Wasting, ex-

(from

Arisen, ascended,

spent.

(from

3oRu3)

travagant, prodigal.

(corrupt, of

mounted

causing a thing

prodigal, extravagant, lavish.

prodigality.

3~frH\5l

fly.

winnowing of corn, &c.

to

the arrival at a place.

without.

$f&K3

3\3lrT

of3f\5l\?) To cause to

The venereal

when communicated

3^ + R. ^1

1.

To

get up,

intercourse.

See

disease,

otherwise than by sexual

#31.

447

3s5
(from

v. n.

to

3^ + R.\fl)

To

fly, to

soar;

be wasted, to be scattered.

Sf^ft"
+ H 1*1

or Jtiffigf.

$TpP ) Rice growing

or

wild or with-

A
(Diospyros ramiflora).

Wild

^vSla.

or

+ *tfr>)

See
lunar mansion, a constellation

moon's path.

2.

(w.)

$*> + R.

prep. Sans.

Up, upwards, high,

a^. Anxious, impatient through the eager

e. g.

^f^\3

+ t^J; $V/>t$ Gone

up,

Sans.

how

is

from

According to the
is

particle of interrogation de-

noting earnestness

Discomposed,

the

letter,

Arisen, from

grammarians, the original form

interj.

expectation of something.

When put before

word beginning with a sonant

into

in place,

the reverse of "31<i'i*ia. v.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 397, 547.

Water.

Flying.

Flighty, airy, light,

only used in composition.

changed

1.

(from

$^ + ^3tSr^1*r)

(m/n.

rank, and degree

from R. vfl) Flying

Morton.

vain.

It is

(/ft.)

(mfn.

as a bird, soaring;.

of tree

species

Caret/.

-$tt=P g

rice.

in the

3^5t*T a.

a.

Svjl a. (from3^ + R. \5l) 1 Wild applied especially to wild rice. 2. The repairing of a thatch.

or

(Sq^t with ^3jSt as

A jumping or bounding about.

it)

See

out cultivation.

^WrT

tt^^ffi i
jingle to

(Sftf, fromSf^K?,

448

and surprize

as,

What

Wilkins' Gr. p. 547.

anxious, full of eager expectation.

a.

^O^i

Capable of

a.

(mm.)

s.

1.

flying,

raft,

float.

(m.)

2.

The

S^tfe s.

\!r3^"

$\5 + *ft3) The moon.

(m.

The firmament, the

fire.

indecl. Sans. Also, and, or.

dundant.

Also written

moon.

Woven, sewn.

(mfn. pret.part. p. R.

(Beng.~) Heat,

winged, fledged.

s.

re-

Wilkins' Gr. p. 547.

(corrupt, of

SS^VTfrU.
An

It is often

^^^T) A reply,

an answer.

(33^ from S3ftT3 + p.*U)

inn.

sky, the heavens.

^\i*~<<
from

(m. \$\5 accus. case of

s.

R-^)

rata, Rox.^).

eunuch.

The wild

1.

2.
4.

$3*U

See

3^511^*.

fig-tree (Ficus

3.

species of leprosy with cop5. (w.)

^^jf^T^)

v. a.

(from

Arrival at a place.

come

+ R. ^ )

To

arrive, to

to a place, to cross over.

Copper.
(?;.

#3*1.

The flowing over

noun

of a liquid, an inundation.
(.

$^+\5TFT

from R. \5l) The

act of flying.

(from
a bound.

(from

glome-

The threshold of a house.

per-coloured spots.

A baiting-place,

&3 + 3^"

leap upwards,

ad. (33^ from 33f^F3,

^13"^
3^ from
?) Up and down, upwards and

^^5^|t3^1

downwards,

s.

The

rising

the stirring up of a liquid.

and sinking of water

3^

449

&3*Tl

(from

s.

tion of

river.

The inundaDistressed,

a.

S^^f^S a. (mfn.

+ tv3)

missing a person or thing, uneasy, sullen.

over-

longing after her absent husband or lover.

woman

(femin. of

(from

v. n.

flow, to boil over, to run over.

(m.

s.

$^ + R. ^)

(from

\!>\3T<r1 s.

plicate.

1.

The passage of a

2.

copy, a du-

river,

3^ + ^t

(n.

s.

See

3^ + ^" from R. ^) A heap of

grain, a bundle.

arrival.

Passionate, irritable, distressed.

a.

The name of a plant (Echites cymosa).

from R.

tion, excellence,

-Ben. p. 84.
s

interj. Sans.

of interrogation and inquiry

An

interjection

also of doubt

and

Wilkins' Gr. p. 547.

uncertainty.

or deliberation
v. n.

Sans.

indecl.

Whether,

(from

flow, as a liquid

or,

3^ + R.

if,

doubt

to boil over, to rise over a

a. (mfn.')

Longing

(Frequently used in compound

repining after.

words

e.

for, desirous, regretting,

a. (mfn.')

g.)

ing after reed-grass (as a swan), from

Reed,

which

a.

s.

(mfn.) Longing after,

again composed of

is

Long*1

a.

in

Sanskrit prosody.

(/.

2.

3.

porter,

fowler,

one

a bird-

who

travels

3^3FT + $^1)

1.

Anxiety,

3.

wave.

Wantonness, dalliance.

S^f^^Wrcr

s.

(m.

Prose abounding in compound words. As. Res.

x. 449.

3^t3"

from R. <$) The act

(m.

s.

of winnowing corn or piling

metre

s.

(m.)

a.

(mfn.

up.

it

louse.

Exalted, elevated,

high; excellent, good.

As. Res. x. 417.

1.

country in the south of

an unblown flower.

bud,

Desirous,

sort of

Eleva-

regret, the longing after a thing, thought, care.

and^Tfa^Ts. The mind.

The

with a burthen or load.

4.

given boundaiy.

2.

(mfn.)

a.

from R.

India, part of Orissa.

s.

over-

Thought, care.

perhaps.

vy To

^)

abundance.

(m.

catcher,

particle of

from R.

act of hurting or wounding.

(m.

tf,

Regretting,

passionate,

irritable.

J^o?

450

\31

^3" (n.)
(/.) or

Exaltation, excellence.

(mfn.)

a.

mad,

toxicated,
able.
pride.

Difficult,

4.
2.

cassia or
s.

Much,

1.

furious.

An

its

3.

s.

elephant in

excessive.

2.

In-

Inclement, disagree-

(m.)
rut.

1.

Intoxication,

3. (n.)

Woody

(corrupt, of

(J.

-Fl

bribe

^"^)

Regret, pain,

from R.

3^)

(inf.

3*> + (<$tU

venality.

from R.

2. Flesh.

Sabda

(m.

^V + ZfSI) The stepping beyond

a limit or boundary; transgression, irregularity;

inverse order.

Un-

easiness, regret, care, the longing after a thing.

1.

s.

5. p. 55.

^V!^

bark.

uneasiness, vexation, melancholy, sullenness.

s.

S^ETO or

a.

(mfn.

^S + ^i^J

from R.

Passed beyond, stepped over, exceeded.

2

ZFHJ

tft

451

S^lZf^

+ CZFt^

s. (fo.

from R.

3^1) An

(mfn.

a.

Thrown up-

3^ + C^i)

(m.

$3^

throwing up-

Northern.

1.

fan.

A kind

2.

3.

consequence.
or tossing a

A measure of sixteen panas.

thing up. 4.

Dug

(mfn.

Wilson.

its root,

The

tearing a thing

a complete adhikarana or case. Trans.

i.

De-

structive, subversive, ruinous.

$3^

Wetted,

s.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 419.

$^ + 3^

(m.

$3^*^

(mfn.

s.

(m.)

+ "3^1
(n.)

s.

from R.

Burnt, hot, heated,

Dried

S^ + \55T)

The name of

who

patriarchs

Excellent, best, chief.

$3^CT

s.

n3s5I

one

tionate.

rites,

Refutation.

(f.

$3^1

s.

SvR' + ^Pl) The

Kala

+3^c

(n.

) Arrival

arrived at

fordable, attainable.

high

&3niftft

office.

a halt

landing from a ship or boat; the crossing a

over,

^)

versed sine of

S. p. 393.
;

the

river.

capital

from R.

(mfn.

a.

to

^)

be passed through, to be

(-ftr\

mfn.

$3^+kl|U*t)

Giving a reply.

&3Tf^.

(-*!/.

$33"+f^)

The north

quarter.

who

2.

s.

arc.

To be got

(S^ + ^l'C^)

(femin. of
:

33^+^^F)

(w.) Excellence, superiority,

punishment.

man

(n.

s.

S3Tffc a.

Kala

$33l4s. (mfn. $3*1 + 3^ ) A creditor, lender.

SSSFTteTT

subsequent

$3^ + fJ*Tl) The last

S. p. 311.

($3*1 +

s.

Man-

preside over the fourteen

goodness, good quality.

$3^^

Successively.

$3^+3^)

(f

s.

flesh.

the third of the fourteen

wantaras of the Kalpa.

(/.) or

($33" + $33")

(m.

s.

$3^fZFXTi

an
a.

ad.

(Lit. the cutting off a reply).

(mfn.

a.

scorched up.

R. A. S.

funeral ceremonies, obsequies.

3^T) An

ear-ring, a crest.

$33

an objection, as forming part of

to

or future time.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

moistened.

(In

444.

$3^$33"

SS^tl^ta. (-^5\mfn.

5.

annoyance, disturbance.

a.

The north.

The answer

eradication, total destruction

Colebr. Alg. p. 251,

from R. $ff|)

s.

(In

Mimansa system of philosophy)

(In the

6.

4.

(.) 1.

s.

).

4.

difference.

high,

subsequent event, a

^^+^t^

up, eradicated,

up with

3. Arrival.

The

arithmetic)

288.
a.

2.

going

Subsequent,

5.

(opposed to

an answer.

of basket or bowl used for

The throwing

(Lit.

Farther,

3. Excellent, best.

Fit, appertaining to.

posterior, latter

cleaning corn.

1.

from R.
reply,

The head

of the body).

surpassing, exceeding, superior

2.

comp.)

wards, a toss.

member

(mfn. S^-i

a.

lofty.

S^^U^)

(n.

s.

beyond

wards, tossed up.

s.

the chief

an osprey.

eagle,

$3 I$l

452

is

$3^)

1.

An

excellent

handsome, healthy, and

wo-

(mfn.

ft<P + ^5 ) Situated

in the north, northern.

affec-

The name of a plant (Jasminum

auriculatum).

$3^f^^^a.
$33X^*1

s.

(m.

$33"+ ClfSj )

The country

wards the north, the up-country.

to-

454

453

333^

(m.

s.

conclusive

2.

The minor

1.

reply to an argument, refutation.

^Ttf^"R"

v^dtf%iftl)
The

last

member

legal

practice

relates to the

Wilson.

(n.

the pleadings in a

successor, an heir.
s.

is

(n.

inapplicable to the charge

&3WT^nl

S^ + XFt^tft)

(/.

twelfth lunar mansion,

containing two

by a bed. As. Res.

Mohun P.

Leonis.

&333tCtl

p. 137.

(-ft^

a.

Giving a reply,

^TOtffi

s.

s.

mfn.

it.

293.

Kola

The

33R"rct^T

star, j3

S. p. 74.

^^TfTT

A defendant,

(m.

^^ + ^TH^)

first

The

As. Res.

^S^5Tt^

s.

ii.

(f.

is cc

s.

Hindu philosophy
Trans. R. A. S. n. 1 seq.
;

A wit-

from hearsay, or from the report

of others.

one of which

293. ix. 323.

by an

is j3

Sagittarii.

ele-

Mohun P.

As. Res.

p. 137.

An

v. a.

m.

&33" + *Ttf^)

(from

R. 3") To

upper

^J^^t

of the

(from

s.

Hindus

arrive,

to halt, to alight, to dismount.

The

outer garment

the outer garment twisted like

a rope, and passed over the right shoulder and

left arm
when worn in

under the

(-fe^

sun's road

33^ + ^MFl) The twenty-

(f.

of the lunar mansions, figured

S^ + ^H^I) One
)

s.

The

and outer garment.

of the principal divisions of

ness, testifying

SvS^wN")

(n.

Andro-

293.

the same as Vedanta.

33R + 3Tfet3T) A feigned

phant's tooth, or a bed, and containing two

ii.

one of which

stars,

s.

a replicant.

nar mansion, figured by a couch, and compre-

hending two

&5^ + 3lfp[^) vS^TWUl

(m.)

(m.

s.

or declination north of the equator.

stars,

thread

also, a

the

Brahman's sacred

same manner.

See

Carey.

upper and outer

S^Wt^

s.

(S^R + ^Tftte)

of a religious ceremony

The

director

an umpire, an

s.

(33^" +

or refreshment,

an

garment.

assis-

an auxiliary, a prompter.

&3*$.H

At

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

last,

afterwards, subsequently.

^^) A place of repose

inn.

&3<K ad. Sans, (ablat. case of

ward.

another reply.

refutation, a deceptive reply, a prevarication.

stars

twenty-sixth (or -seventh, Kala. S. p. 374) lu-

tant,

reply which

Carey.

law-suit.

meda.

33^ + yOK3<) A dispute,

an altercation, a discussion

figured

Heirship, succession

division of

Tj

reply or defence.

$^%Q5^s.

which

that part

+ ^)

or

&3Ti-

to the property of others.

33^ + ^) A

(m.

s.

(n.

(/.) or

s.

of

compound word.

S^fto

will,

an inheritance.

proposition in a syllogism.

S^ + ^lft^) A

(m.

s.

ad. Sans, (instrum. case of

3^)

Af-

terwards, subsequently; northwards.

North-

S^tT^S

ad.

Sans, (from

Wilkins' Gr. 1047).

See

The next day, to-morrow.

3U3

455

ad. Sans.

More and more,

3*511

(-^. SsR+^S^T)

further

and

further.

^^FT (SK +

Hindu horsemanship.

^UJR^

^T?) The over-

from R.

s.

horse's walk, one of his five paces, according

to

threat.

456

thing

(n.

s.

3^ + GTH5

!")

The balancing a

the raising or elevating a thing by means

of a counterpoise

a boiling over, an overflowing.

flowing or boiling over of a liquid.

&3lrr a.
low.

from R. sPT)

(mfn.

$&mffi&>% (w.vSUSt^ + TO) A lever.

1.

Shal-

Sleeping supinely, or with the face

2.

turned upwards, lying on the back.

a.

Sleeping with

(mfn.

the face turned upwards,

k5"H

(m. '^J^

s.

a.

(mf} An

s.

+ ^yt^l )

Heat, ardour, zeal,

S^+3t*fr)

(n.

(from

v. a.

3^ + R.

The making a

(mfn.

saken.

a.

(mfn.

To be

be heated.

hot, to

^^ + QJs3')

hension.

Sgt^FT
Heated, made

(mfn.

The

hot.

(from

v. a.

33t^l

Abandoned,

for-

hot.

(n.

s.

3^ + R. W

^1

To

heat,

R.

^) The

causing (a thing) to pass over or to descend.

(from

v. a.

+ R.

3")

To

noun of

s. (v.

Rising, standing

Sf^R w) A flowing or

boiling over.
v. n.

(from

>S^ + R. T 5 5 1) To

over-

flow, to boil over.

$**J1^C3

to cause to arrive or to alight.

3"^)

from R.

Arising from, originating with.

2.

3*3i"f%C3

ferry over,

+ ^rt^r

+ R.

(from

upright.

3*3^^
from

(n.

s.

act of frightening a person.

a.

make

1.

boil over, to

Fear, terror, apprea.

to

To

Vexed, disgusted.

2.

thing hot.

made

To

1.

2.

overflow.
a.

s.

Raised,

raise a weight, to elevate.

infant.

distress.

S3t*fr

(mfn.

elevated, lifted up.

v a
.

(cans.

3f*3ll3) To

raise, to

elevate, to excite, to stir up.

from R.

(mfn.

a.

got through, got over, alighted;

passed over
a

^)

Arrived,

traversed or

escaped, delivered, rescued.

(mfn.

+ |^)

High,

tall,

$**tH s.
up.

(n.

Effort,

2.

battle.

6.

court-yard.
s.

from

(f.

+ R. f^) A polishing

or furbishing ; importunity.

33fl3
1.

a.

(mfn.

stool,

3^ + C^fe? from R. f^I

Sharpened, polished, furbished.

dispatched,

s.

$U3f^3

s.

2.

(n.

five paces.

$^ + (3f^3

10.

&c.

4.

3.

An

from R. 3")

exertion,
5.

War,
8.

shed where sacrifices are

term, a limit.

12.

Manly
army.

7. Joy, pleasure.

11.

Evacuation by

Business of a family or realm,

as the care of subjects or dependants.

Sent,

(m.) Moving in the longe, sidling,

one of a horse's

made.

exertion.

book.
9.

A rising or getting

manhood.

strength,

lofty.

Wilson.

The
eleventh day in the first half of the month Kartiha : being the day on which Vishnu is said to

have arisen from his

sleep.

As. Res. in. 265.

458

457

S*$rW^

am

mfn S^+i^Pfe)

Elevating,

(n.

S^+^W)

vating or raising a thing.

1.

The

act of ele-

The

(In algebra)

5.

(mfn.

1.

3f*2jf3

s.

Arisen, got up,

The ascending,

moving upwards, leaping up, or

fly-

( \

from R.

mfn-

going upwards.

rising,

wrench

SVtfc3

To

(from

leap

s.

^+

(m.

Apt

to fly

up

from R.

^)

Sans.

Uprise,

Out of the way,

8^+*$.

astray.

Manu

portent, a na-

phenomenon.

or

from

A fabulous

S^^TftrT

(n.

s.

s.

Wilkins'

(Nymphsea

MS.
from R.

Proof.

animal with eight legs.

^S^'tte?

from R.

to arise, production, gene-

from R.

potherb (Hilancha repens).

plant (Basella rubra, or lucida).

.

(mfn.

Produced, generated,
v. a.

(from

Another

2.

Wilson,

+ ^tfe from R. ^fff)

s.

(m.)

created being.

3^ + R.

To

pro-

duce, to create, to excite, to occasion.

(Used

e. g.

(n.

(m.)

K)

productive

ducing, effecting, occasioning,

n. 214.

^PTK^a. (mfn.) Sprung

in comp.
from a good family, from 3^ + $^^).
SVf^ (n. 3^ + *^) Purification (by
skimming).

Outrage,

2.

Exultation, joy.

3.

S Vttfo? a

from R. *\\) Pro-

(mfn.

duced from, arisen from, sprung from.

ranny.

1.

production, generation, birth, existence.

lily

1.

or rise,

jumping up.

a.

p |t3)

ration.

from R.

a. (mfn.

ad.

To

R. "Jit)

out, to destroy totally.

The causing a thing

Wilkins' Gr. p. 464)

(from

cruelty, tumult, destruction, ruin, violence, ty-

s.

up, to mount.

^tf^'T

Eradicated,

from R. P

v. a.

S*W

+ "ftf

Birth, production.

2.

Jumping up,

volatile,

totally destroyed.

tural prodigy
1.

a.

it)

pluck up by the roots, to eradicate, to root up,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 464.

to ripen or to cook.

ing away.

Looking up.

SVttflavS a. (mfn.

from R.

rising, the

water-lily,

from R.

to

Apt

2.

Elevation, erec-

standing up or rising.

tion, the

(m/w.

a.

An

1.

assemblage of lotus-flowers.

v. a.

3^ + f*$f3)

(/.

s<

Striving, endeavouring.

3.

forth.

Eradication, evulsion, total destruction.

stood up ; elevated, exalted. 2. Born, produced,

come

SVfa + *ttftn)

(/.

Raised up,

(mfn.

lifted up, elevated.

a.

3^*)f^

Colebr. Alg. p. 186.

solution, answer, or result.

a.

s.

plant (Echites frutescens).

raising, or lifting up.

S'SiWT 8.

SvWtf^rl

a.

p
R.' |Tl

N)

from

(mfn.

Produced, generated.
)

carelessness.

2.

1.

Indifference,

(In rhetoric or poetry) a meta-

phor, a comparison, an illustration, a simile.

fft^ A water-

coerulea); a flower in general.

1.

bound.

2.

boat.

A jump,

a leap, a

459

460
s

S^ + s^T)

(n.

SSfl^JS

a.

*VKL) Cleansed, purified with

^^ +

(mfn.

>55

J3) Leaped

up,

sprung up.

v^V^fe

fc

Qf

from R.

(^+W\^i A

s.

(m.

s.

(mfn.^ +

oil,

perfumes, &c.

from R.

^)

1.

2. Effort, strenuous exertion,

perseverance, zeal, promptness, energy.

3.

thread.

leap)

leap or

^F^J Ex-

from R.

SVHMVU. (w.S^Tte+^fipf) Increase

of strength and perseverance, heroism.

bound.
a.

SWSfei

Power, strength.

leaping up, a springing or jumping.

S^3lp

from R.

leaping up, a

jumping or bounding.

panded, blown (as a flower); opened (as the

5*^5^3*
zeal,

^^Tfe + TT^)

(mfn.

a.

with strenuous

efforts

heroical

With
perse-

vering.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 421.

eye); gladdened.

An Unddi

some words

appearing at the end of

suffix

<T^T

e. g.

To

ment, from R.

s.

An

(n.)

lous, persevering, strenuous, heroical.

outer gar-

^TfteTTs.

cover.

Zea-

(mfn.

a.

3s

Courage,

spirit,

valour, resolution.

(m. from R. ^*KS)

s.

a.

3^+3^"

(mfn.

A fountain,

a spring.

R. TJTj De-

from

stroyed, wasted, ruined.

S*^? 5.
tival,

(m.

^^)

height.

congratulation.

Impatience.

3.

The

hips, the lap.

3^ + 3T3 from R.

a Jubilee

(m.

4.

1.

2.

fes-

Desire, wish.

5.

(?w.)

or rule. 5. Excretion; the anus.

(mfn. from

active, striving or

Repining,

>V^R

s.

5^

a.

^^ + R.^)

1.

sorrowing

Mohun P.

p. 109.

a donation.

Manu

2.

Left,

abandoned, forsaken.

up

2.

Given away,

fe.

from r.

Cleaning the person with perfumes.

1.

liberty

upon

^)
Manu

marriage, &c. and allowed to roam at will.

The

(n.

JK^^SSI from R. ffej? )

sprinkling or spouting out of water.

v. a.

209.

3.

Ploughing a

2.

(from

spout or throw up water.

field

Destruction, ruin.

twice or thoroughly.

bull set at

a particular occasion, such as a

Uttering well and appropriately.

ii.

of-

121.

particular ceremony.

S^+^rir&rr

1.

in a sacrifice.

s.
.

s.

3^ + ^i<) Evening, twilight.

(mfn. 3^ + ^$ from R.

iv. 96.
s

for.

(m.

A
gift,

Zealously

endeavouring for an object.

regretting,

fered

S^SP**;*; (rc.^ + ^^fromR.^^fT)

s.

king's wrestler.

Any precept

Manu xn.

pY5j)

from R.

Haughty, proud,

2.

Ado-

dereliction. 2. Resignation, retirement. 3.

4.

(mfn.

Promptitude.

abandonment, relinquishment,

an oblation.

The

1.

act of abandoning any thing, particularly from

nation, an offering,

a.

a.

2.

Raised, elevated.

Elevation,

S^'+^W from R.^.)

religious motives

Wilkins' Gr. 769.

Svf^S
1.

Passion, wrath.

S^s.

bears up, or exerts himself ; strenuous, persevering.

from R.

haunch or part above the

S^t^a. (-ft^/^.^^^Tt^ + t^Who

3^ + R.

"f^TS

To

Morton.

4.
s.

(m.

SV + CTHfromR.f^l,)

1.

Si*

461
Height, elevation.

The body,

2.

(rc.)

Killing,

S^|pCi3) The

noun of

v.

running

over (of water).

S^ + R.

fifaft^oA

Saras.

An

2.

Upwards, upper.

1.

(mfn.

a.

n. 61.

Subsequent, posterior.

3.

S^^+^T)

Northern,

septen-

Wilkins' Gr. 899.

vi.

(S^R?) To

be

See

straight.

otter.

(^"^J-^I"^) Northern, upper,

S^Root,

vi.

(S^lf^J

To

quit or abandon.

See

^frt+^I^)

R.

(n.

Water.

See

subsequent.
s.

1.

Manu

(mfn.

3"ft^RooT,

^)

vS^^+^U ) Turning the face

(,/.

or to the north.

trional.

SlT SeeS 5-..

R.

a.

Northern, north.

To run

See

over (as water).

(.

Sin?
2.

(from

v. n.

5.

upwards

slaughter.

$W

s^&Jll

462

5FJ) The

driving of

3lT + 3I<H from R.

$T^3ls. (from ^TT + R.

Water.

cattle.

^k^frUi

(/.Stt^+fJFTTi) An

s.

offering of

water to the manes.

S"^^

a cover.

lid,

$H.<W.

a.

^1^ + "^)
( 3 m.

(mfn.

5^^In31

s.

Giving water.
*S"trf^s3 a. (mfn. 3"Ct,+ 3lf^3 from R.

gives water, particularly one

oblation of water to the

3lt<Pltll

One who

who makes an

manes of ancestors.

(n.

s.

An

s.

(to.

1.

Thrown

up, tossed up.

2.

Reverenced, wor-

shipped.

STOTN

oblation of

water to the manes of ancestors.

SWtttt

(n.

s.

fish.

5 .(m.STTforS"IT,

2.

snake.

(Lit.

+ *ft*T)

Whose spawn

or

eggs are hatched by the water.)

$^ + 3l1#t3") A

vessel to

^fof^l

S'R' + f^i from R.

s. (to.

^1) The

ocean.

contain water.
(to.

Sk<PJ
to

(mfn. $H.<P + IT) Relating to water, or

menstruation.
Wilkins' Gr. 899.

from R.

a.

(femin. of

s.

from

(/.

l^?) Tidings, intelligence.

^1)

(-^

female at a cer-

<l

rn.

Thirst.

from 5Tt

^)

The

ocean.

Also written

tain period.

S^tTEU.

(to.

Sll5!^

mountains to the north of Hindustan, the jSz-

tfPFtW 5.

(.

S"^',

1^, i^prj The

for

sun's path north of the equator.

a. (to/H.

cally)

is

drunk

5ftt+)?fl

high,

tall

Manu

I.

67.

(Also ironi-

(n.

(from

a tank.

^+

^f^K?) A

house.

$^ + R. W^) Uncontrolled,

a.

R.

(from

^Tl)

un-

Morton.
Thoughtless,

unsuspecting, simple, sincere, cheerful, docile.

Morton.

(-^

Large-toothed,

s.

restrained, free, open, uncovered.

Turned with the point

uppermost.

Dwarf.

\fcft^a.

a.

a well

vS^PT3

malaya.

upwards

place where water

3"^, + 3rfg)The

for

mfn.

s. (to.)

1$ fMfo

An

elephant.

for

TO)

SWs.

(to.

3^ + 3^1)

an ascending.

2.

1.

Sun-rise.

rising into view,

3.

The east

the

464

463
eastern mountain behind which the sun

posed to

Light, splendour.

4.

rise.

is

sup-

S*W4# 4. (tftR+^T)

it is

v^^ni^t^

e.

5ll<UlU

3"PR + ^UlU)

(to.

s.

(femin. of

s.

The time of

(The Hindus superstitiously suppose,

serpent.

Snftwi

the sun next rises.)

Carey.

The

eastern

mountain, that behind which the sun

posed to

sup-

is

domen from dropsy

V^^-h"^*^)

to/w.

or as-

or flatulency,

in,

The

mountain, where the sun seems to

rise.

Sltrt^

to

(^TO + SI^J)

s.

(n.)

s.

^"PR^f^l

The
(m.

s.

(the disease).

vtoSl

(n.

s.

2.

War.

&W^f^i)
The

ocean.

(to.

2.

to^t

!)

^<ltoi

s.

ix. 25.

) 1.

5.

The

An

entrail, gut.

Vora-

cious, gluttonous (Lit. Demon-bellied).

The name of a shrub (Van3.

Profit, advantage.

from

(.

s.

from $Tt + f$^ from R.

8W 4'WW3

pain in

the belly, the colic.

(to.

ftRif^j A

dysentery, a

Butter-milk with an equal proportion of water.

high or sharp tone.

accent, a

Colebr. Gr. p. 9. 10.

Having the acute accent.

a.

2. Liberal,

munificent, great, illustrious.

s, (to.

^T^+^rfr

the five vital

and passes
;

Lu-

) Salted, prepared with brine.

OTH

dysentery,

a diarrhoea.

s.

a reward.

(-flF\mfn. S^^SSt^Q

(to/w.) 1.

"St^^K

Futurity, the

The acute

(mfn.

(/.

1.

minous, radiant.

3^f^K

(vS^ + ^ftsSl..)

s.

2.

sun.

a.

S^WlTl

^F+^^F)

gueria spinosa).

A cuirass, armour

3\+ 3Rf*l from R. ^

The

Inwardly, with-

knot of the belly).

covering the front.

S"IRf*l

from

(to.

SUbf^S
The spleen

$K^)

future time; a remote consequence

Manu

The day, day-time.

belly.

(Lit.

eastern

( f^T*^

in the interior.
s.

^TT + ^t^T)

(to.

s.

a.

sical.

cending.

Sirfl'Wn

Fat, corpulent.

Abdominal, corpulent, drop-

^>"RX^T ad. (locat. case of

up

pregnant

Enlargement of the ab-

(/.

rise.

rising

(mfn.^W^ + t^)

a.

s.

when

Dysentery,

woman.

that a person bitten by this serpent will assuredly die

An epicure. Morton.

diarrhoea.

The name of a small venomous

2.

sun-rise.

Moon-

(to)

s.

s. (to.)

Glut-

of com-

moon,

(to.

member

M-Efter

g.

T&$ The

from

(mfn.

acceptation

first

tonous, voluptuous,

frequently used as the last

pound terms;
rise,

(In the

fortune.

gastric juice.

S^ + ^W^)

Pros-

5.

a.

good

perity,

The

airs,

from R.

that which rises

of

As. Res. vn. 278,

into the head.

a. (to/w.) 1.

One

up the throat

Generous, munificent, sincere,

Unperplexed, mighty, powerful.

true, just.

2.

3. Gentle.

-31

(/.) or

n .) Munificence,

generosity, might, power.

diarrhoea.
a.

(mfn,

from R.

^)

to

acc. case of

3"&R +

Voracious, gluttonous.

^Trt^T^ a.
mind

(mfn.

SitH^IJJ Of a generous

of great power or force.

466

465

$^")

(from

s.

The deepest notes

The name of

in

a metre in Sanskrit poetry, a species of Vaitd-

music.

STtWtfll

(SKi^ + 3Tfafri)

Ambiguous,

As. Res. x. 405.

liya.

of a doubtful or double meaning.

Tr s.

a.

from R.

3'^rt

^^+^ff^3)

(mfn.

Solitude,

anxiety, regret, misanthropy,

(m.)

a. Retiring, in-

See

mortar.

different.

The name of a plant

8* Hi a. (S^^T + J ) Solitary, lonely, anxious,

regretting, retiring, misanthropic.

^fft'ffr

) Sitting aside

(mfn.

a.

friend nor foe.

s. (we.)

(/.) or

being neither friend nor

3klfH\S
2.

s.

(w.) Neutrality, the

foe.

3.

tftlk'U

a.

S.

Copper.

Illustrated

(mfn.

1.

ascended, gone upwards.

ried.

An

1.

2.

(pret. part. p. of

the sun, or any other luminary,

a.

bound,

tied.

a.

(mfn.

^?) The name of a

Hindu music. Carey.

^"R"^) The north

^^t^t+^TT )

country

(m.

OTt^t+TT)

1.

called danti.

wooden mortar, used

for

1.

Mar-

Ascended,

risen,

from R.

^TT + ^is?)

(mfn.

up.

3.

Manu

1.

vii. 54, 62,

&c.

2.

Vomited, cast up.

(femin. of

s.

sort of metre

Sanskrit prosody, consisting of four

lines,

each of which has a measure different from the

As. Res. x. 447.

rest.

S^tp

s.

(m.

^+ tH
5

cension, an ascent.
a.

(mfn.

2.

from R.

An

idea,

As-

knowledge.

cended, to be mounted on.

a.

quarter.

*.

Northern.

The northern

$%?tWft#)

To be

s. (rc.)

as-

pair of

bleached cloths or sheets.

(mfn.

$\+S\Vo) Much,

(-\ m. 8l^f}|^ from

Brdhman who
3^ftS> a

me-

rises.

$^+R.

(femin. of

Coarse, gross, heavy.

^TlfNllil

rice.

2.

O Cjjl'sS

2. (.)

Mentioned,

Risen into view,

commonly

458, 459.

i.

^xS ^"^
5

elevated (in birth).

) The time when

strain of eight notes in

R. A. S.

(f.

a. (iw/.

to

116.

i.

by an example.

R. *3Tj Spoken, expressed, said

(from

species of fig-tree (Ficus

Also written

(ww.)

in
a.

(wi.)

^TJ^ffl

Grown

^[t^5 )
2.

Corpulent, fat; rustic, ignorant.

glomerata). Trans.

cleansing

in illustration of a precept.

(mfn.

1.

spy.

from R.

example quoted

spoken, said.

An example

R. A.

(m.

s.

1.

superintendant.

Trans.

illustrate a rule.

O lj*<<

dicinal plant

^F + ^Ttf ^?)

door-keeper.

neither

common acquaint-

(m.

A stranger, a mendicant,

a pilgrim, a neutral person, a

\31

(Justicia Ecbolium).

f^^^l

from others, unconnected with others

ance.

Pronounced,

uttered, said, spoken.

chants the

excessive.

R.X 7

Sdma- Veda

at a sacri-

As. Res. in. 67.

fice.

the country to the north and west of

the river Saraswati.

2.

(n.)

A perfume.

See

^"Rjte

s.

(m.

$\+ 7tt%

belch, eructation.

2.

from R.

Vomiting.

3.

J)

1.

Sound.

3^

467

STTfTW

STt+StW

(n.

s.

SUn
from R.

*|

act of belching or vomiting.

S^llpUsS v.

Skpl^^

from R. *1) The

act of casting up or vomiting.

5.

^+5ft5i

(.

Sama-Veda.

of the syllable

Om,

the

S^+SfW

2.

triliteral

1.

designation

name

of God.

held up

lifted,

from R.

^)

Raised,

exerted

excited, stimulated,

(3^+^
by

attainable

Sljjtl^

SNd*l
S1*^

(3"fr

s.

^T^+Sfl^

S}^) An

from R.

from R.

bench

s.

fffiPt

(n.

1.

a long

staff.

Large -toothed,

from R. Oil or^l?)

from

unbound,

R. T[3I

unconfined,

Free

unre-

self-willed.

(m. $\j-X\*\) The name of a plant

Myxa or latifolia). 2. A kind of grain

object

Sf^)

1.

l^T ) A

car-

3fVf>

from R. CK\ or 1*1?)

(mfn.

Bound,

Also written

tied.

ad. Sans.

(3^+R. f^l + IT)

concerning, with reference

to,

^)

With

re-

to.

+3*) The

unbarring.

2.

3.

for

drawing up water

^K+^rt^T)
A key, or other

rope

or

an

in-

1.

The

for

act of

SpSrT

5.
;

a.

(mfn.

1.

2.

Exerted,

Burst open, blown open.

to.

Shining, splen-

(w.^+Tfl?^)

illumination

2.

1.

Splendour, ra-

the glowing or shining of

Excitement, invitation.

(mfn.

Splendid, shining,

illuminated.

drawing water.
5.

effort.

f^l)

A gummy and resinous

(mfn.

a luminous object.

instrument for
well, a

R.

attended

did, illustrious, luminous.

diancy

The rope and bucket of a

a leathern bucket used

a.

to, considered,

substance, bdellium.
a.

s.

^T^TH^s.

from

{mfn.

Pointed out, referred

strument or means of opening, a key.

done with

A bug,

Formidable.

3.

tf^+TlH

restraint,

a.

^TT + ^Ttfe from R.

bucket of a well

opening.

lofty pole,

(mfn.

a.

from

watch or guard-house.

ST^rtl^

+ TO) A

a chopping-block.

(m.

s.

Stf +T**T from R. Tt1)

2. Tall, high.

a.

S^tfc

Slipping a foot, spraining a foot.

(Paspalum frumentaceum).
from R.

(m.

penter's

5.

Excellence, happiness.

(ra.)

s.

A
A

tall.

tusked.

gard
s.

6.

s. (In.

(Cordia

taking up, seizure. 2. The replying in argument.

^5> IrfVJ.

club, a mallet.

3^3^" a. (mfn.\$\+'%S&)

religious or other acts.

(jn.

s.

High,

^^nt^ s.

STtjfnto s. (n. 3 + t^T from R.

The construction or building up (of a wall).
s.

exercise).

strained

prepared for or engaged in action.

^tnt^

3.

Confinement, a binding.

3"^+

{mfn.

4.

1.

A weapon.

Breathing through the nostrils (as a religious

^Vo-

from R.

mited, cast up.

a.

2.

a mosquito, a gad-fly.

R.tl)

from

portion of the

<$ftlffn a. (mfn.

spe-

As. Res. x. 401.

.AVya-metre.

sjfcgffcl

from R.

(m.

s.

section of a book.

7.

from R.
cies of

{frljW

beginning, a thing begun.

($\+ R. ^ ) To belch or vomit.

re.

(n.

s.

The

i)

468

thing
ject.

(m.

^4 CR*!)

1.

The pointing

at a

view, a desire to propitiate, scope, ob2. (In the

works on the Nyaya philo-

469
sophy) The enunciation of a thing that

and elucidated.

further discussed

A. S.

24.

i.

enquiry.

An

5.

kins'

MS.

count

of,

A vestige,

3.

6.

See

Wil-

place.

ad.

On

ac-

^"^t^"

phant out of

instance, a problem, a question.

p. 187.

Colebr. Alg.

Asking from a certain motive

a. (mfn.')

be pointed

at, to

be attended

be respected, to be considered,

to.

s.

The end

(n.)

in view,

vating a thing.

3.

The extracting any

rescue.

an

Manu

from R.

H)

(m/ra.

a.

mind.

s.

Flight, re-

1.

Rude, arrogant,

A king's

(m.)

2.

Absent

a.

(-^%

(from

s.

mfn.

Taken

$<P3

(mfn.

a.

3^"!

(m.
s.

^\ + ^<3")

(n.

^\+^\)

thing out, or lifting

the rescuing

making an

Rudeness, boldness,

it

The

SnJkW

(n.

MS.

to ransom, to re-

$\+^\[ks

from R. ")

forth, extricated, released.

3tT

Cast up, tossed up.

^^+^3)

Cast up, thrown up,

1.

2.

Taken

Thrown

Vomited.

3.

4.

out,

drawn

up, cast up

Released, res-

(mfn.

s.

3^3+

^)

Skimmed

&c).
from R. $Ti)

(n.

fur-

nace, a fire-place.

See

from a book

the

acquittal,

festival, especially

&c).

\$\+^)

(mfn.

Hung

up, tied up to

a thing.
(n.

s.

ing a thing

ifaRbW.

$\ + '^.c\) The standing on end

of the hair of the body (from pleasure,

a.

$T^FT

religious festival.

s.

To redeem,

Wilkins'

act of taking a

up the eradicating a tree;

(m.

to the prince.

cued, extricated.

(as milk,

a holiday.

freedom, final emancipation.

f^s.

shares of the

division of a patrimony.

(mfn.

a.

a person from a calamity;

extract

redemption,

by the Hindu law

sixth part of booty taken in

up, lifted up, raised.

festival,

thing,

a portion

tossed up.

audacity, effrontery, ill-behaviour.

s.

The

drawn

out,

or upwards.

^"^3)

first

wrestler.

Proud, arrogant.

^TpT

the

(mfn.

a.

a.

Sf3SFTt

^^Tf^I

war which belongs

a. {infix.

daring, self-important, mischievous.

A deduction,

surplus given

ix. 1 12.

acts with a certain scope or design.

4.

the eldest son beyond the

younger ones

treat.

in

v. a.

(m.

or ele-

lease, to acquit.

from R.

s.

lifting, raising,

5. Deliverance, release,

6.

incentive.

One who

+^t3"

Debt, especially a debt not

1.

deducted.
Pointedly,

GT*P from R. fk*l) To

(mfn.

or

The

to
a.

2.

distinctly.

St#1>

<4

bearing interest.

casting up, vomiting.

fiV^+^i)

Sans.

ele-

See

rut.

from R.

An

done with regard to an object.

^V^Stad.

from R. ^Tl)

^T^+^t'^" from R.

(m.

s.

(In arithmetic) an

\^\+^\^

(m.

s.

for.

+ <)

to

St^lK.

Search,

4.

Desire, lust, love.

7.

furnace, a fire-place.

to be

Trans. It.

a trace.

example.

is

3"^

+^pT)

The

act of suspend-

the hanging a criminal by the neck.

v. a.

(from

$TT+R.

To hang,

to suspend.

sSfSIT
2

s.

(n.

3"^+3?FT) The

act of vomiting.

SSI

471

v.

retch,

throw up.

to vomit, to

dant, plentiful,

An

s.

3f^tft>3

+f53)

sSff *]

a. (m/w.

Troubled

in

mind, anxious, perplexed, hesitating.

^"^+^3

(mfn.

a.

\$\+ R. 3*1 ) To

(from

7i.

472

Abun-

from R.

^Tttj^HtS

(-^

a.

Sfttj

mfn.

Troubled or perplexed

overplus, a remnant.

in

the mind, anxious,

hesitating, sorrowful.

^S-S'S'

\$\+ ^^5^)

(m.

s.

(In algebra) the

quantity assumed for the purpose of performing

Colebr. Alg. p. 363.

certain operations.

^fih"

ing with perfumes.

2.

The

1.

The going up,

An

cat)

Wilkins'

(mfn.

or ascending.

rising,

SjSS

gret,

4.

^\+^5)

or a surplus.

MS.

(w.

s-

Sl^+C^Tl from R.

sorrow,

grief.

cending, or rising.

Sff^3

$\+3"f^\?)

(mfn.

a.

Left as a re-

mainder or overplus.

3^ft5U3
be

in excess, to

(m.

s.

^) To abound,

to

remain as an overplus.

3^+3^ from R.

s.

(femin. of

a.

(mfn.

^T^) A

StfSft

a.

a.

f^^)
Vomited.

SC5"tH

s.

An

(m.}

Sft%T

(:

rut.

See

3^+3"^ from R.

S^+^l?

s.

(n.

from R.
2.

nitor, a
)

(m.

S^+C^tH)

3$J

1.

a conception, a sentiment.
(mfn.

2.

K A

(m.)

2.

in

A mo-

^"tj

Cur-

1.

any written work popular,

;

Excellent, exalted, magnificent.

tortoise.

s.

(m.

shell

MatrimoniaL

relating to marriage.
a.

(m.}

a sentiment.

from R.
found

known.

well

(mfn.

a.

duction, birth.

(mfn.

Reminding,

s.

2.

The

sun.

Anxiety, regret.

used as a coin, a cowrie.

Sftlj

3^+CT^)

remembrancer.

rent, yet not

3$

a.

Recognition, recol-

The recognizing

The

Marriage.

The small

$W$$@

be frightened.

Kil-

$\+3l37T) 1. The act of plough-

field twice.

Per-

from R.

terrified, to

a.

s.

ing a

Moving

1.

(mfn.

or conceiving a thing

bearing up or supporting.

i<1

(mfn.}

admonishing, calling into mind.

elephant out of

(m.

s.

313" from R. <T3J) Vomited.

ling, slaughter.

STfc

a.

Steady, composed, tranquil.

To be

a,

lection

(mfn.

The fruit of the betel-

(-PKjh/h. &fSl+t%)

son.

See

SSfte a.

Exertion: the act of as-

4. (.)

2.

Re-

1.

apprehension,

plexed, anxious, agitated, distressed.

daughter.

<drT from R.

3.

ft^)

Fear,

2.

nut tree (Areca Catechu),

swiftly, running.

(3"^+R.

v.n.

as a remainder

1. Left,

Raised, elevated. 3. Vomited.

2.

anxiety, perplexity.

grinding or pounding.

+ [<O.H

Sit Water,

for

otter.

act of clean-

The meal of any seed

used for cleaning the skin.

3.

a.

3^+3^)

(n.

s.

(from

s.

(/w/rt.^^+f^fromR.f^T) Broken,

anxious, uneasy, dejected, sorrowful.

from R.

Origin, pro-

(Sometimes used

in

comp.,

e. g.

^^5>^K^flr^^

a.

(mfn.} Sprung from the head,

from

s.

The head,

i.

+ $^.

Manu

93.)

$^I<T

(^"^+^1"^")

s.

wards

heat, steam.

thing which tends up-

Carey.

S^T

&?P1

473

^f^^+vSF) Sprung

$f|^| a.
shoot,

sucker

or

scions

a.

propagated by shoots or

Mann

sprouting, germinating.

from a germ,

(mfn.

474

^Fj- iJ^) Making

exertions,

endeavouring, zealous, active.

46.

i.

Trans. R.A.S. n. 36.

Exertion, zeal, per-

severance, industry, readiness, preparation.

germ
sprout, a shoot or sucker.

Trans. R.A.S.

i.

or

457.

StWft
Making

SfgfWl

s.

Sf^TT+fWi)

(/.

The

^F + ^3)

(mfn.

a.

exertions, zealous, active, persevering.

(m. from R. $**tj

3^+f^")

(mfn.

Split,

(m.

s.

(Used

in

comp.

(mfn.) Sprung from the

from

tain,

2.

e. g.

moun-

3C5^

to

(m. >TT

s.

R. TPT

Prepared

effort or exertion to

active, ready,

C^) A

prompt

ment

a perception.
Disappoint-

(m.

the stifling or discouraging a thing at

the outset.

raised,

$C5#l

held up.

a.

^C^ + ^X) Gaining

(-^>\mfn.

ground, coming into view

s.

(m.

exertion

SlOT^ft

s.

dissuasion

effort

(m.

Discouragement,

desisting. (Lit.

The breaking

one's

ready, prompt;

making

efforts

(.

pleasure-ground, a

dener.

See

^H<t^<P
dener.

s.

(m.

+ ^T^) A

gar-

SWlrPt^T
s.

(m.

$W\^ + ^^) A

(The

nounof $f*\U3)

5>*T*Ts. (v.

at a time.
initial

2.

v. a.

(n.

SlT + TrM^ from R. Hi) The

accomplishing or performing a thing.

Wilson.

melting or dis-

(cans, of

a.

To melt

or

dissolve a thing.

(from

furnace

^^1^3 ) Melted,

son.

(Only used

the person

dissolved,

s.

a portable hearth or furnace.

pron. (from pron. st\.K'*\T)

.

con-

portable hearth or furnace,

See

^^^T^ S

is

To

or indicatory
v.)

1.

2.

Melted, dissolved.

^Tft" a.
gar-

little

the root being then

the ranger of a forest.

^m

by

by some as an Anubandha

solving.

ST*rFT + *rt*T) The keeper

of a garden, a gardener

SWPll^RF

glean, or gather

letter,

(n. v^y-t-Ilt^T)

STm^PT^U.

To

sidered

persevering, active.
s.

See

throw or cast upwards.

Active,

or exertions;

garden, a grove, a park.

fire-place.

See

S^Root, ix. (S^ftfa) or x. (^^Hlft)

1.

STptfU. (-P^mfn. ^TfJH + t^)

about, ready.

The udder of a cow.

(.)

perseverance.

effort).

$"&tJt*T

^Tf + TIII) Readiness, promptness,

an

commencement

Regret.

do a thing, making an

certain purpose

Evident, distin-

(mfn.

course, an attempt

3"^+ TO from

(mfn.

The pin of the axle

1.

cook.

appearance, the introduction of a subject in dis-

+ ^^3.)

mountain,

SKj-Wl)

otter.

guished.

s.

a.

An

Produced from, arisen

a.

a.

3^ + ^)

(m.

s.

opened, burst.

of a carriage.

from, sprung from, born.

f^fSJ^v?

StWl

mfn.

science

of plants, botany.

3f|^ a.

(-"Pt^

a.

is

in

He

that per-

an honorific sense, when

present and pointed to).

475

476

To

v. n.

melt, to dissolve.

(corrupt, of

s.

Tf^ OK ) The nineteenth

;

v^"T

(from S-V*T)

s.

i.

O^jl

from R.

up of a

fusion

mob

a procession

con-

pomp and

the

noise attendant on an Eastern monarch.

^*^<

A rat,

(m.)

s.

Sir

a.

s.

or white ant

(m.)

2.

S^)

s.

>^ + *F3

(from

a.

>3l

s.

from R.

Erected,

5.

(mfn.

Madness, drunkenness.

(n.y

3^ + ^)

(mfn.

a.

S^HTtS

Mad,

S^ + XTfft^

R.

vSfaFSi

p. 135.

$S+*t*2l

(m.

s.

vS^+fTT

(n.

5.

(K

+ *rfcl from

The

Madness,
a.

(mfn.~)

Mad,

^t)

insane, extra-

act of

1;

The

mad

person.

Morton.

5.

(.

from R.

ness, intoxication, extravagance,

the five arrows borne by

lift

insanitv,

vagant.

To

(from

A snare,

R.

Eleva-

Discussion, reasoning, deliberation, logic.

v. a.

Killing,

a trap, a net.

^)

from R-

^)

slaughter.

act of lifting, raising, or throwing a thing up.

2.

Regret-

Bent up-

from R.

&V+H#5

IIF

or furious.

a loss or after a

from R.

Prosperity, advancement, in-

2.

from R.

mad

raising, elevating, or hoisting.

S^TFTs.

furious, in-

S^+XFT^)

(-^PTm/n.

extravagance,
(m.

"3"

(In astron.)

crease.

S^TT

fas-

departed friend, absent in mind.

Mohun P.

S^ + ^f^ from

tion, height.

ting, missing, repining after

3^3 + 3rfrF3)

(mfn.

(/.

(/.) or
a.

wards and downwards, elevated and depressed.

3^f\3

(?n.)

A plant (Pterospermum acerifolium).

Wilkins' Gr. p. 464) Habitually

3^3 + 31*))

altitude of a star.

$^vjfr\3

s.

The thorn-apple (Datura Metel, and D.

Wet,

1.

elevated, arisen, high, prosperous.

The

1.

Deranged, insane,

Drunk, intoxicated,

2.

toxicated.

Kind, humane.

(mfn.

mad.

frantic,

when

flight.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

moist.

An

Wilkins' Gr. % 984.

tuosa). 2.

Also

The male termes

s.

he takes

a mouse.

to flow.

an uproar

riot,

rais-

from R. 5 fl)

\f

tumult,

The

^fl.)

See

thing.

(-^ r.

s.

uplifter.

(S^) To be wet or moist,

(m.

s.

ing or lifting

fountain, a spring.

furnace, a fire-place.

Root,

to elevate.

S^ttr

s.

raise,

day of a month.

3^

(from

v. a.

maniac, a

*W ) Mad(m.)

Kamadeva,

the

One of
Hindu

up, to
deity of love.

elevate.

3^13"

(3^ + Tfa from

a medicinal drug
root of

some

able scent.

3*JWT

s.

(n.

it

plant,

R. *[3 The name of

appears to be the sliced

and has a strong but agree-

^4^5FT from R.

Mad,

The

(-<T^

mfn.

insane, extravagant, wild.

3^1^ s

a value.

Carey.

raising or elevating a thing.

a.

pi

3^ +

from R. 3Tl )

Colebr. Alg. p. 139.

A measure,

The weighing

determining the quantity and price of an

from R. 511)

or

article.

mea-

478

477
Colebr. Alg. p. 139.

sure, a value.

ing an article

to determine

The weighquantity or

its

dary.

The

One

2.

of a horse's paces, his walk.

part of the neck surrounding the throat.

value.

3fNf^v3

a.

blown (as a

(mfn.

3^ + f*lf^3)

Expanded,

3fe^<?j

S^^H^Ts.

^ > + ^ft^ T)
5

(n.

twinkling of the eye

^Htf^3

a.

the eyes)

(mfn.

The winking

or

expansion, opening.

S-^TRw

(from 3*-> + R.

v. n.

^t5^) To open,

a.

3^ + ^)

{mfn.

turned upwards

a thing,

+^

&\

to a thing after

it is

cl)

complete, something super-

supplementary

An addition made

1.

The means for attaining a purpose

3^7^

3.

s.

a.

Having the face

looking upwards, about to do

(Beng.}

(mfn.

An

an exertion, an

effort,

(n.

s.

3^Tf^3a.

3^ + *!^) Pulling a thing

3^1^

&\

(m.

from R.

-31

eradication.

tecting, doing good.

s.

favour or kindness received

3"!

(/.) or

(from

Sm^s.

(f.

(m.

3*> + R. Xpt) To

root

+ (5TCri )

Corpulence, fatness.

S^+C^from
a

discovery

The

R.

the

a governess.

side of,

Wilson.

of cake.

$*P$tt[ a. ( -fe\>.3*|3?t3" + t^L) Helpcomp.

s.

*R

a.

in

+ ^^ptf^T

).

A benefactor.
a.

rank

Another,

(Used

(mfn.^ Helping

a.

e. g.

It is also

inferiority of

a cara-

vansera.

darting of a

of.

pro-

a caravan-

tfW^+S?) a palace,

(f.

others, from

by means

sometimes used to denote

A palace,

ing, assisting, aiding, doing good.

prep. Sans. (Used in composition) Near, by,

by the

A kind

3.

2.

a perception,

thought through the mind.

with,

sera.

^^U\

winking or twinkling of the eyes

a sensation,

^ (re.) The remembrance of past

A

up, to eradicate, to abolish.

s.

Mindful of

grateful, thankful.

Pulled up by
tectress,

v. a.

benefactor.

(mfn.

a.

(m.)

favours or benefits, gratitude.

3^ + *rf^3)

(mfn.

Good,

<(?)

(/.) Kindness.

the roots, eradicated.

#C**W)

The

R.

benefit, favour, protection, aid, help, assistance.

$*W^3i

3^ +^^) The pulling a thing

its root,

^^Srf^fK?

Assisting, pro-

eradicating.

its root,

up by

2.

materials,

insignia of royalty.

+^TT from

3*1

(n.

s.

The

attempt, a proceeding.

up by

of food.

articles

act of hearing or listening to a person.

to expand.

S ^.

implements.

expanded (as a flower).

abundant

3^ + *ftf*T3) Opened (as

short story, a tale,

trifling discourse.

opened (as the eyes).

flower),

3.

+^tH)

(mfn.

from R.

f)

De-

serving favour or assistance.

e. g.

(3"^U. (m.) The Veda,

inferior or subordinate

s.

Veda ;

s.

(m.)

(?w.)

An

A law,

$$ffS^U.
1.

WH*3!f s
a.
*.

(.) 1.

a by-law.

(mfn.

The space near a

Wilkins' Gr. p. 397.

Near, proximate.
village or its

boun-

SH+fSpN !
5

(/.

Small cardamoms. See

3^1.

from R.
2.

3*)
sort of

fennel-flower (Nigella Indica, Rox.').

^NkS"' (mfn
2.

Solitary, lonely, retired.

1-

Near, proximate.
Wilson.

3*1

479
s . (f.

3*j^f?p1

3*1

&\ +

from R.

^ft) Long

a.

pepper (Piper longum).

3*i^*l

s. (to.

3*i<F3

a.

3?j

+ ^*l ) A

trough near a well.

3*j+<^3)

(mfn.

obliged, aided,

s. (re.)

Assisted, helped,

Assistance, aid, favour.

Assistance, aid, help,

&Ft$s.

from R.

(mfn.

Being sung

480

to.

3*1+^) The assistant or deputy

(m.

of a spiritual teacher.

3*]"5$7T

3*1

(n.

s.

An

bracing.

protection, benefit.

S*fapi
a

1.

(m. from 3*l

5.

+R. <plj The

sound of

or animal in confinement.

ing the Vedas after initiation.

blame.

(-3 TO.^+^I

S^fcfSU.
One who

SWfr3

from R.

approaches or draws near.

Wilkins'

3*flFI

(to.

s.

mencement

or undertaking

Deliberate com-

the providing means

and anticipating consequences.

in general;

2.

a prelude, an attempt.

A beginning
3. A stra-

3*W3"

a.

(mfn.

3*1+3^3"

(mfn.

a.

5M +*)

l$(cr\

man, a

5^)

a rough touch.

a blow,

2.

1.

An

Disease,

sickness.

3*1^1

3*1

s. (to.

+ f[

from R.

/Q

Contiguous

Manu
(to/.

a.

e. g.

from ^S^T

in

comp.

1.

Gone

q. v.

C3Tt1l3W3

+ 3*^.

Promised, agreed to
s.

(to.

3*)+^)

approximation.

2.

a.

(mfn.)

Manu

n.

from
160).

s.

Approach,

arrival,

The approach of the

two short

verses.

3*fc*nP

sexes.

An

s.

s . (to.

boiling over,

ft) A

collec-

an elevation.

+ o(\3)
2.

Gone

1.

to or

Served, worshipped.

from R.

ft)

Sacri-

Wilkins' Gr. p. 429.

ficial fire.

s.

Overflowing, boil-

overflowing, a boiling over.

3*1

(m. 3*1

+T>\3 from R. T>^)

proach, the going near.

a profession

attendance.

2.

A usage,

5.

Manu vm. 357.

An imputation. 6.

1.

Ap-

a custom,

the practice of medicine.

present, a bribe.

(f.&\+*fifc) The name

species of the A'rya-metve, in

consists of

from R.

3*iftt3)

(from

ing over.

3*T&t3"

Promise, agreement.

Wife

(mfn. 3*i

a.

a.

to.

pledged.
1.

over, boiled

to or to-

Obtained by a complete study of the Veda

C3Tfa

abundance

tion, plenty,

towards, approached.

3*l+ 5t3)
e. g.

3*1

(to.

s.

3*ft>fe?

46).

i.

3*i~5TT

Run

noun)

s. (v.

from R. ?t1) Approach-

mfn.) Obtaining fruits,

(from 3*i"ftsi)

a.

a flowing over.

wards, approached, drawn near; attached

3.

^)

from R.

to a king or great

3*i +^Ttv? from R.

(to.

s.

injury,

over, overflowed,

(Frequently used in comp.

ing, obtaining.

3*1^

3*Ntv3

ZPI)

from R.

Undertaken commenced, attempted.

2.

an offering

present,

support, help at hand.

tagem.

(Used

3*1+^

(n.

s.

bribe.

Gr. \ 764.

5*^3

man

Holy study, read-

Censure, reproach,

Fruit,

prisoner,

Favour, kindness,

2.

kind reception, assistance.

lute.

3*M

embrace, em-

3.

4. Service,

Materials.

of a

which the couplet

As. Res. x. 401.

WFt$

s.

(to.

3*i +"5tt6 from R.

practice of medicine.

^) The

482

481

$#EF3

(from 3*1

v. n.

s.

+R. ft) To

(Salvinia cucullata, Rox.}.

Matra-samaka metre.

3*i^

a.

(mfn. 3*1

another

3*r^T

As. Res. x. p. 412.

+^ from R. 3[T
;

Born

a.

Produced,

born, originated, sprung forth.

(mfn. 3*1

a.

of a thing

SVtsSifil

+^3)

originating with

owing

sody, a sort of mixt metre.

after or out

origin to.

its

In Sanskrit pro-

As. Res. x. 425.

429. 443.

3*F3fT*l

3*)"^

(ro./S^+^fW)

present

3*1+3^1)

(mfn.

a.

thin fibre, a thread.

Heated,

Discord, disunion,

afflicted,

diseased; distressed.

from R.

3*fat*)

heat, fever.

(m. 3*1

s,

4.

+31*1

Heat.

1.

mental agony.

fever,

2: Pain,

Misfortune.

3.

Hurry, haste.

3*teTf*to a

$j\+^\Pfe)

(mfn.

Afflicted,

distressed.

3*teW*. (/.3*)+3tTl)

3*fWl

s.

3*1+^5) A

(n.

s.

disease,

Born

^+^ft)

(f

s.

3*fc^

Morbid

from R.

+ R. Ctft^) A

after

a younger brother.

to extirpate.

(from 3*1

s.

eradi-

of ceremony offered to a superior.

1. A plant
A variety of the

2.

up

cate, to root

overflow,

S^+ffef)

from

(/.

Burnt.

3.

^) To

3^ + R.

(from

a.

1.

above the bounds.

to boil over, to rise

siMftql

ft)

from R.

improved.

2. Increased,

Collected.

3*fftl\3'

3*l+ft3

(mfn.

a.

s.

3*1

(/.

mountain

foot of a

+ CU^

The

suff.)

iris

of the eye.

Land

at the

See

a valley.

disagreement.

3*ft

3*ft%3

(from 3*1

v. n.

+R. 3F^)

produced, to spring forth, to originate,

into existence.

2. v. a.

To

To be
to come

1.

to

*l s.

+ "P[

*1)

promote drinking.

3*M^

acquire.

(.3*i

A relish, something

3*1+"^

(m.

s.

1.

The

2.

venereal disease.

from R.

\\) A

door-keeper.
the epiglottis

tffaftftSFl

s.

(f.

livelihood, a

S^faffat

the uvula.

1.

(In anatomy)

kind of

means of support,
mfn.

trade.

3*1+^^ from

R. ^Slt^) Depending upon others

upon any thing

a.

for

dependant

(mfn.

)
;

C3rfa from

(/.

3*1 +R. s^1) The

s.

(v.

first

idea of a

noun of 3*Tf\5U3) Eradication,

the act of pulling out

by the

roots

+wr)

commentary.

353.

1.

(3*1

s.

3*1

+ K^T from

"R^) The

R.

calyx

of a flower.

3*W

s.

3*1 +R. Tfi)

(/.

(n.

s.

rial

cause,

man

from 3*1

as opposed

efficient cause.
3

thing, untaught or intuitive knowledge.

3*^

3*T&R

3*fa'ft"3

expression indicative of joy.

3*fcSl

s.

As. Res.

To be depended

affording subsistence.

ad. Sans. (3*!

3*iwr

king or to a great

a livelihood.

upon as a livelihood

An

insect.

+^tf^1 from R. 3?t* )

3*1

(-fH

a.

2.

(n.)

Trans.

See

present offered to a

a bribe.

+R. Tfl) The mateto "Prft^t^l the

R.A.

3*^1

S.

1.

574.

3*^*^. (/. 3*1 +fpPl) An intermediate

(not

a cardinal) point of the compass.

3*lf^

a.

(mfn. 3*1

+ ft^

Taught, instructed, advised.

from R. ft*t)

484

483

A
(m. 3*1

+ 0^

from R. f%%) Advice,

counsel, instruction, information ;

(In grammatical works)

tion.

a.

(mfn. 3*1X^*1

or instruction

+^)

circumvention, deceit.
3.

technical or

A
3*1

The wheel

3*^f*te

Giving advice
s. (?w.)

3*^fa s

W^J^^g Ad-

structs
a.

who

points out,

a teacher,

(m.

s.

ray of light.

mi^m ^

the sign

commonly

r.

*i)

called Vi-

(mfn. 3*1

a.

+sWtt from R.

Me-

ditative.

from R.

orders, advises, or in-

a preceptor, an instructor.

8*\

a great natural
fortune

from R. .)

phenomenon

A portent,

a calamity, a mis-

3*$7tid

s.

for 3*Ttei7lxri )

(/.

The

wife of a

Also written

spiritual preceptor.

sive,

(m.~)

s.

tyrant.
:

3*1

+H3)

Oppressed, hurt,

tf^MtST

(m. 3*1

(mfn.

a.

an island,

3*I"^U
Mann

3*&1

(m.)

s.

3*1+^1) A

(m.

(/

An

An

Belonging

islander.

terestedness, continence,

of loyalty, disin-

letter of

Poison.

4.

A Brahman

2.

over the
:

the

should be in-

Ksha-

triya from the 6th or 11th to the 22d, and a

Mann

of his age.
:

to the 24th year

The
member of a
Trans. B.A.S. i. 116.

n. 36. 37. 38. 44.

being the

2.

fourth

2.

(In

3*^11^ s.
titure

(n.

3*1

+ TO^T

from R.

with the sacred thread.

from R. 5M)

1.

Kindness, affection.

A
(w.)

See

3*fTO.

3.

Religious observance or obligation.

See

Inves-

OTTO.
A

name, a surname.

tf*W

investiture

should be of cotton,

a word.

Colebr. Gr. p. 16.

pillow, a bolster.

Brahman

thread of the

ini-

Trial or test of

and courage.

grammar) The penultimate

The

shoulder and falling on the right hip

complete syllogism.
:

classes

Vaisya from the 8th or 12th

subordinate duty.

first

1.

with a triple thread or cord worn

application

3*1 +R.

(.

the three

from R. *f[)

vested from the 5th or 8th to the 16th, a

A by-law.

honesty, &c. of four kinds

8#T

+ TO

Vaisya of wool.

island.

3*^*1 + TT)

insular,

. 237.

ft

+lW

3*1

s. (in.

of the Kshatriya of sana (hemp), and of the

tyrannized, ruined, destroyed.

8.

from R. :T*[) Ap-

(mfn. 3?j

tiation of

left

{mfn.

a.

3*f^t*l

a.

proached, approximated.

3*tTO
Oppres-

calamitous, tyrannical, ruinous,

3*fH 3

3*fr3

outrage, annoyance, injury, ruin.

3*fH^. (-f^m/.

to

+ !*f3) A

Teaching, instructing.

fE3"

Being at the

Colebr. Gr. p. 2. 26.

sarga.

vising, instructing, giving information.

(-^w. 3*l+c^f

3*)+*f*te)

(m.

(In

Wft a. (-f*K

One who

(/.3*l

s.

parable.

Fear, apprehension.

point of death, suffering extreme pain.

(3*^+^+^) 8^mw
grammar)

s.

2.

Fraud,

1.

of a carriage.

(mfn.

a.

from R. ^1)

teacher, an instructor.

3*^^2X31^

+fH

(m. 3*j

s.

teaching, instructive,

3*Tf*i

religious initia-

Colebr. Gr. p. 13.

indicatory term.

act of wear-

ing (clothes, 8cc).

phantom, an apparition.

#ftT**U

The

demi-god, a

(w.)

See

nick-

;;

486

485
(m. 5M

s.

from R.

^) The

tie,

sentence, in conj unction or opposition

the wires are fixed.

used adverbially,

I^PjWi
A

&\ ifrr^

(m.

r.

from R.

posit; property put into the

hands of a person.

s.

(-\f. S^i+'pr+R.

accomplished, completed.
fr]t*lj l 'i P l*r

a-

The
(n.

s.

detached form or comprised in the princi-

pal work.

vine being.

472.

Truth as the principle of

3.

4.

di-

* fa ffl + 1%^+^"

street.

'&$&Sm
going

forth.

2.

A
(n.

s.

2.

S^+f^C+^iPi)
main or high-road.
Sanskdra

a child in the fourth month of

open

air.

S^tPrft^

See
a.

Manu

(mfn.

<d ) Put down,

from R.<)

principal or royal road.

instituted observance or

its

1.

3.

the taking

age into the

S t fts? a.

{mfn.

5^ +ft" + fef" from

down, deposited

$^ +

ffr3)

1.

Manu

S*Mt3^t

2. In-

See ^^t*TTr

See
)

The

attaining an object, the accomplishing a design.

Wttffe?

3^ +*HpK?)

{mfn.

a.

v. a.

Attained,

To

(from

complish an object

act in confor-

WW

s.

(.

to establish

ac-

an argument,

S$ + PfW ) A heinous

WttC

+*|tC) The

s. (as.

crime, as

See

killing a cow, &c.

a story, a tale.

"SWjp
gallant, a paramour.

favour

provision,

the establishing a thing.

thematics) Demonstration:

*.

+^)

main-

(In mathe-

opposite side.

suburb.

(m. 3*1

phenomenon

affray, a tumult,

S^M^S

a.

(mfn.

bribe.

from R.

-hft

the ascending node, an eclipse.

J&foW,

1.

2.

portent

so considered.

3.

An

commotion.

8s + **J3 from
!

R.

Eclipsed; seen as a portent.

C^PtTsSt^Mf^

Geometrical demonstration. Colebr. Alg. p. 59.

&\

The

obtaining a thing, the accomplishing a design

assistance,

3*1
(n.

s.

or natural

from R.

(/.

(.

intro-

tfWCTfr

of various

from R.

duction to a discourse, an exordium, a prologue

tenance

is

See^'WS^.
(-f^\m>.v^t^ + ^T)
xi. 56, 8cc.

Guilty of a heinous crime.

5.

considered as criminality

It is

institutes.

The

success

a.

R.

into the

Arrived.

An

s.

heinous but

to prove.

vested with the sacred thread.

mity with divine

accomplished, established, proved.

hands of a person.
7

^+^t^)

An

u. 34.

laid

false ribs.

second or third degree, and

in the

neighbouring mansion.
kinds.

1.

with virtue,

Virtue,

2.

daughter, &c.

moral merit.

e. g.

expiable crime, such as killing a cow, selling a

vm.

As. Res.

comp.

virtue,

either

in

Endowed

(mfn.')

theological or argumentative part of the

in a

(Used

1.

Vedas, or sacred writings of the Hindus

En-

from R.

with, possessed of; provided, supplied,

from

S*rpre^
The

pledge, a de-

a noun

Small, diminutive.

a.

(mfn.

a.

dowed

deposit of valuables with another person.

)

secondary noun in a

or lower part of the tail-piece of a lute, where

s.

(re.

ground, an

artificial

garden, a pleasure-

wilderness.

487

488

3*^3^

3*1

(n.

s.

+3"^

^S) A

from R.

3*fa^

3*|3^>1

3*fa 3

from R.

(m. 3*1

s.

(in.

s.

3^) A

pillow.

village.

sits,

from R.

WW

<^[) A

{mfn. 3*1

3*F| V

s.

(/.

from R.

+^nSF) Enjoyed,

possessed.

The name

from R.

^)

(-!#

prietor

who

he

3*11^1 L
tification

+ CotSj) A

pro-

possesses or enjoys a thing.

(m. 3*j

+ C^jt 7

Enjoyment, gra-

possession of a thing

q v .)

(femin. of

m. 3*1

re-

usufruct.

(mfn. 3*1

a.

(-f*FI>>. 3*ftt^ + t^) Fast-

a.

3*1

down.

reli-

ligious or voluntary fast, a fasting.

s.

. Sitting

sitter.

a.

s.

(m. 3*1

s.

3*1^3'

gious fast, a fasting.

3*W*T

.3*) + (^| from R.

(-^

of a particular sort of vessel used in sacrifices.

+^

3*j

(n.

s.

3*|R^
He who

country (inhabited or not).

To be enjoyed,

to

+ (&Ft>

from R.

^3 )

be possessed.

ing, abstaining from food (as a religious penance).

^1%T{J1

S'J+ftW)

(f

An

inferior sci-

mfn.

3*1

+ IT^)

Bruising, beat-

ing, grinding.

ence, a science of subordinate importance.

3*tfWl

s.

(/.

+ft^)

3*l

(Aconitum ferox?)

3*ff^

The name of a plant

See

s.

sacred thread worn

Hindus over the

3*^1

by the

left

Manu

the right hip.

from

R?fe)

three

first

n. 44.

See

in order to

Wearing the brahmanical

a.

(mfn. 3*1

+R.

added

to, amplified,

luka on

Manu

xn. 109.

ledge,

s.

3*faH

Manu

tt.

^+$\3)

63.

in

the

being, a god,

tffrrtal

+ R.

s.

ifl

The

act of sitting
v. n.

to sit near or by.

down

immortal

3*1+^)
One who

A nurse,

(m. 3*1

invents or uses similes

from R.

In-

Similitude,

on comparison.

Trans.

R.A.S.

i.

445.

3*tf*t3 a. (3*3 + "^3 from R. SJ1) Compared,

shewn by a similitude or comparison.
from R. 3X1)

1.

similitude, a comparison. 2. Analogy, induction.

branch of know-

Vedas.

(n.

An

s.

+^)

As. Res.

3*fam

a.

from R.

+R.

fH)

ftffe) To

+ COT

from R.^tf) To be

r.

sit,

(-3 m. 3*1 + XT^ from

husband or
3*lTITr

or near a person.

(from 3*1

(mfn. 3*1

compared, comparable.
s.

s.

(/.

^^T^"

an im-

resemblance, comparison ; knowledge as founded

340. 353.

tfftm

of Bahubrihi compounds

Kul-

considered as revealed, but inferior to

that contained

(Frequently used

a. (mfn.^ Similar to

Lift-

be invested

completed.

+ C^.) A

(m. *!

member

compa-

Similitude, a

or comparisons.

thread.

creased,

3*) R"&[

classes of

3*Wt3 + ^L)
arm

with the sacramental thread.

3%!t>3

The

shoulder and falling on

a.

ing up the right

+R. Hi)

rison, a simile, a likeness.

mortal, like a god, from

3*1+ 3^3

(n.

3*1

(f.

from R. ft*i)

Seated, seated near.

3*fat3

s.

as the last

(/. 3*1

a.

3*W

s.

lord.

(m. 3*1

3*WTS3 a.

R. TT^)

+ TO from

(mfn. 3*1

R.

TT^)

Marriage.

+ TTtl5^ from R. ife)

Soliciting, asking, begging.

3*1

489

3*fat5^ *

3*1

(n.

lt|j A

from R.

5^Wf5p

(mfn. *l

a.

solicited, begged.

+ Tltffe3)

Asked,

1.

Offered to the deities,

2.

(m. 3*1

s.

+TTt3C[ from R.

$PJ) Mar-

3*fTf3*fft

(mfn. 3*1

a.

^It^ftnS

TT^ s
(ra.)

(Used

Empire,

in

comp.,

e. g.

(mfn.) Fit for empire, from

a.

f$tg& -^1 (/.) or

Misbehaviour.

3*fTftl

or

+T)

1.

Suc-

The immersion of

Hahu

eclipse. 2.

or

Misfortune, calamity.

3.

Reproach, abuse.

from labour, repose,

lity,

enjoyment.

3*1

rest

Cessa-

ease, tranquil-

Over, above, on the

(In Seng.) a. Upper, another.

top, upon.

Suitableness, fitness,

-J

(/) or

from R.

tion

A
*.

3*te + 3*TR)

(m. 3*1

propriety.

S^ttfl'PW

5.

ad. Sans, (from

+ CUt7

(m. 5*1

s.

(from

a planet when eclipsed, an

Fitness, propriety.

3*faTtr

ad.

Delight,

cessation of labour.

Fit, qualified, suited

proper.

to, sufficient,

repose

one after another.

cessively,

4.

3*F5'

rest,

the ascending node.

See 3*fa*I

riage.

SWL. (.3*1+Tfr

with a view to render them propitious.

S^Ttn

(w. 3*1 jflPI from R.

s.

enjoyment

request, a petition, a prayer.

490

^^nTtf^+

(n.

God, a

an

aerial spirit,

the atmosphere.

spirit inhabiting

3*rf^TF

Fitness, propriety, suitableness.

spirit,

Carey.

(3*if% + p.

s.

Extra-ex-

pences.
Useful, proper,

S*TFIW
3*fe

Sans.

fl rf.

fit,

With

aerial spirits, particularly

S^ + Ort^

(-^.

(3*rft-+i^) The

s.

for

great pleasure. See 3*|T3i"fa

malignant ones, upon

The Hindus

attribute

calamities to this cause.

Carey.

a person.

looking of

most of

(from 3*Tf^") The top of a thing, the

s.

upper part of a thing

Upon,

ad.

height,

the space over a thing

over, with.

3*1^ a. (mfn. 3*1

flicted

3*ifrRf&

suitable.

spirit,

2.

?3g)

1.

3.

(m.)

Carey.

Af-

3*rfwt*rfc

Eclipsed (as
it

the sun or moon).

Halm

aerial

a malignant spirit supposed to reside in

the atmosphere.

from R.

with pain or calamity.

An

their

a.

(3*rfe+*mfe

added to

Carey.

as a jingle) Other, another.

the ascend)

ing node.

The upper

part.

3*l"3*5pi

S p fav3

5.

a.

Ceased,

(n.

+ Sfi) An outpost, a guard.

3*1

(/.

3*1+^3

stopped,

desisted,

from R.

^1)

reposed.

Re-

2.

3*Tf^K

v. a.

a.

(3*K+3"tf^3)

To

(/.

3*1

+ Tfe from R.

light,

enjoyment.

^5

1.

Situated above,

standing above.

Stop-

2. Pleasure,

3*rf^

rea.

ping, cessation, rest, repose.

+ ^5)

(mfn.

gard, to look at.

3*fef3 s.

Sans, (ablat. case of

from 3*lT^T + ^'3[) Up, above, from above.

joicing, delighted.

tfHvilfeW

ad.

1.

de-

(mfn.

3*Tfe+f^3)

Seated

upon.

3*f<F^

a.

(mfn. 3*1

obstructed

+<F^)

Prevented, hindered,

protected, sheltered.

4M

491

3*fR ad.

(from 3*|"ft") Upwards, up, against,

concerning

on the top

3*fr^3t^1

(3*]t^ genit.

s.

case Seng.

3*1

(to.

s.

+ CTtH)

S^tRt^

respect

3*ftTtH + 3

s.

(ft.

An

inner or

Over

Sans.

ad.

and above, higher and higher, one upon another.

1.

rock or stone.

2.

precious

S^f8^! s. (5*1 + ^^?) The secondary

or medial

cause, pretence.

S*i*Wt

s.

(ft.

3*1

(mfn.

inferred or

3*^*^

Observed,

deduced from what has been

s.

+ *f*P

a.

3*j+^53P)

(mfn.

from R.*J3JJ

A space

+ *11f3") The act

of calming

alleviation.

+ mr from
,,e

3*1

(to.

Visible,

per-

(mfn. 3*1 +

^)

Perceived, under-

Watch-

R.

(f

(f.

3^N%+3$)

a true

tale,

3*1

+^ft)

1.

Acquisition, gain.
;

a guess

know-

FT^) A

sprinkling

S. p. 446.

3*1+3*3)

3*1

(f.

Agreed

pro-

to,

+^f^)

Judicial astrology,

fortune-telling, &c.

3*l^g

S.

from R.

^) A

be-

commencement.

3*lTT 3Jfa'
)

3*1

(to.

{n.

s.

3*l+^+3Tfr

from R.

lower garment.

$#SSf?R4a[

3*1

s. (to.

(m. 3*1

3*^3?!
Manu

s.

+^5;t^)

Destruction,

+ crl^)

Apprehension,

comprehension otherwise than

con-

Mann
ii.

from

(fernin. of

3*I^F*fr
with.

3*1"^
fi^.)

Manufactured sugar.

1.

stony nodule.

(n.

3*1+^^1)

Clasping the

a spiritual teacher, as a mark of

2.

s.

portent,

72.

lis

re-

Salutation generally.

132.

3*^3"^" s.

memory.
s.

Sabda

for

mised.

spect.

ledge, the mind.

ception,

+ OtG

(mfn.

a.

feet of

Perception, understanding

s.

(3*1

the end of a thing.

or probable story.

3*Nf| s

vHH^

tap

a.

3*^ft5fi s

3*1"^^

3*Kfa s

3*1

(f.

ginning, a

stood, guessed.

2.

^n^ttft

s.

ceptible.

2.

afford-

near a village.

*f*#.

observed or seen.

3H*4i*

3*^ + ^) Calming,

(mfn.

(n.

s.

+^1) A synecdoche of

Also written

resides.

it

a.
;

abatement of disease.

relief,

ing repose, making patient.

with water.

a part for a whole, or of a quality for that in

seen

Besmearing or

ing and sleeping alternately.

stone.

which

+ C^*fr)

Tranquillity, calmness,

repose, patience,

or appeasing
(to.)

portent, a natural

as foreboding evil).

cow-dung, &c.

plaistering with

S*m>

private room.

3*h&*rft

3*I

(n.

s.

S^H*^ a.

dignity.

3*fr*t*K

492

3*1

(to.

Obstruction, hin-

drance, impediment, partiality, defence, protection, shelter, aid

tfrtfifli

phenomenon (considered

upon.

of,

+ 3"N1) The upper floor of a house.

of3*l"3",

3*iTTliH

3*1

(to.

a.

3*1

+ :yF*fr)
Wilkins' MS.

(mfn. 3*i

Dead.
(to.

+*i3ll) A descendant.

3*1

1.

Endowed

1.

supposed

to

from R.

a natural phenomenon

forebode some future event, a symptom.

2.

$H

493

by an

possession

disease,

A particle

grammar)

evil spirit.

(In

3.

prefixed to roots, &c. an

inseparable preposition. Colebr. Gr. p. 12. 120.

3*^^^

+^[^ from

(mfn. 3*1

Colebr. Gr. p.

to certain subordinate terms.

111.)

The passing by,

(w.)

s.

one side

3*f^*U

Wilkins'

eclipsing.

(m. 3*1

proach, access

+ *T*f from

+3^

Following, approaching,

3*^*1!

S*l

approach

arrival,

S'tWl
cow

(n.

s.

s.

(f.

3*f T5*.

3*1

3.

The arms.

Continence,

the restraint of sensual appetite.

favorite.

near,

(--% m. 3*1
One who stands near).
s.

3*Kfa*.

3*j+^r

(.

servant

Nearness, vicinity.

caus.
3*W*fr s (n. 3*1 + ^t*fr from
of R. ^1 ) A bringing near, a producing.
.

3*I^1f*fr3

+Wl
2.

(from

v. a.

^1)

To

3*^tlft

a.

R.

from R.

A woman

W)

3*l+^t*L

caus.

of

place near, produce.

-h^tlD from R.

^)

To

(-f$\

3*1 +R.

from

mfn.

Standing near, arrived, ready.

arrived at

a.

(mfn. 3*1

Sm

or legs.

(mfn?) Near, proximate.

a.

the following behind.

be approached or gone

?jTnU3>

genitals (male or

3*^pfTf3u. ( m .3*^+f^i5;)

(Lit.

ap-

R.^jj

from

The coming

The

The haunch

2.

The anus.

the age of puberty.

a.

3*1+^1)

(m.

female).
4.

+^t) A concubine.

3*1

(f.

3*T^t3l

^) An

s. (?.)

Wl

for the bull.

fit

R.

s.

or leaving on

MS.

the following a person.

(mfn. 3*1

a.

SJlj

R.

(Applied in grammar

Secondary, subordinate.

3*fr$.

494

(mfn.

proximate.

3*)+f^3)

2. Arrived, present

discourse.

Ready,

3.

Standing near,

introduced in

at hand.

4. Cleansed.

to.

U 3*i+?I&+^)

The disk of

3*rfH33^1

(-^

s.

m.

3*ff^3 +

^) A

ready speaker, an eloquent man.

the sun or moon.

3*1^

(mfn. 3*1

a.

from R.

Connected with, attended with.

3*i"**K

ing, contact.

Passed by,

2.

s.

s.

3*1^
Respect, venera-

homage.

tion,

a.

C^T^)

3*1

(mfn.

+ C*rf^3

from

R.

3*t T 3T s

3*tef^3

2.

A broom. Manu ill.

4.

An

68.

1.

condi-

mustard, pepper.
3.

An

implement.

derided,

3*ft*te

ornament.
e;ift,

s.

it.

+ <M1 )

(n.

from 3*1

2.

Assembling.

(m. from 3*1

adorning or purifying.

3.

1.

Adorning,

Reply.

+^t%)

3.

Rinsing

3*1+**^

(mfn.

The

3*1

+ T^|)

Profit, produce, rent.

a.
s.

(mfn. 3*1

-5^F3

Laughed

at,

(w.) Laughter, derision.

(m.

3*1+^)

complimentary

a present offered to a superior.

In the

doctrine of the Pasupatas, religious exultation.

Trans.
act of

(n.

from R.

rinsed.

3*^3 a. (mfn. 3*1 +533 from R. 3^) Smitten,

3*1+^3")

ment, a spice or seasoning

3*f^tT

struck.

purifying.

Manu

a.

Respected, honoured, attended upon.

(m. from

act of touch-

53.

Having the mouth washed or

(f

The

1.

Ablution, bathing.

2.

Coition, co-

(rc.)

pulation.

3*fcTCl

+ **H)

(m. 3*1

s.

1.

the mouth.

MS.

Wilkins'

eclipsed.

^)

3*fe1?T
a

R.A.S.
s.

(m.

i.

571.

3*1+5^) A

joke, ridicule, derision.

smile,

laughter,

495

others, jocose,
a.

Ridiculing

(mfn.

a.

A jester.

s. (?w.)

(mfn. 3*1

^^TrRPTs.

L The

W%)

from R.

(mfn. 3*1

a.

vate, solitary.

from R.

(m.

a.

s. (?w.)

^)

an inaudible

litary, privately.

3^3^

the Vedas after initiation.

crifice

Muttering or read.

voice,

^R

So-

t.

a whisper.

2. Secretly, in

(rc.SH + ^ri +

s.

Studying

1.

!)

Immolation, sa-

2.

rare, dainty, extraordinary

or

Iwff k

with

evil forebodings,

A portent,

Manu iv. 95.

disastrous.

Attended
5.

(m.)

Devout meditation, virtuous

2.

A victim

(slain or to

be

tale;

The

1.

an episode, a

An affix. Morton.

112.

tion, disguise,

Approach, ar-

^JtUHl

^ + 3$t)
p. 19.

the subdivisions of

female

3.

s.

(/.

tftfctrfc+siWt

(-^Kf

S*U3ti + R.

1.

The

sectarian

mark

$Wf

science).

As. Res.

(m. from 3*1

(mfn. 3*)

a.

subordinate part (as

Hindu

*.

proximate,

s.

+ 3TI + R. p&) A

+313") Near,

(w.) Vicinity.

(Used

shoe.

contiguous,

in

comp.

e. g.

In the vicinity of a town, from

(^^i+^Slt^) Allowed

a.

conceded,

granted,
s. (to.)

pre-

Learned.

a.

wife of a spiritual preceptor.

343.

3?ffeS

141.

shoe, a slipper.

made with sandal-wood, &c. on the forehead.

2. The name of a plant (Achyranthes aspera).

i.

tftfr^a.

M
X

or

+3?) The

after initiation.

Hort. Ben.

ii.

Agreement, promise.

(m.

Manu

or

s.

a family.

tale inserted into another tale.

Reading the
Vedas

Decep-

A spiritual

preceptor.

2.

Trans.

3.

(m. only) Careful or diligent

a.

for the support of

ceptor, a teacher.

1.

rival.

2. An
Mohun P.

discriminative property of species.

1.

1.

a discriminative appellation.

title,

slain).

story,

pil-

reflection.

an accident.

a natural phenomenon considered as

a foreboding.

from R. *H)

S*)+3t1 + ft from R. *H)

tftftfiL. (m.

R.A.S.

S^+^ + ^S)

(mfn.

Excellent,

be presented

to

proper to be enjoined

+3T$-fr

attribute, a property

after initiation.

fit

recommended.

p. 144.

Study of the Vedas

+ 6pX)

low, a cushion.

of an animal.

a.

(mfn. 3*1

a.

or set before a person

^+3I

citing prayers in

1.562.

Pri-

car, a carriage.

S*rt1

2.

Cause,

3.

4. Effort, or exertion of body or speech.

R.A.S.

S^ftTOT

Near, proximate,

2.

1.

Jd)

from R.

Abstraction, restraining the senses.

Trans.

sW|?f

S^+^Tl+TTft'

(n.

act of receiving or taking a thing.

motive.

Ridiculous, laughable.

496

An
s.

admitted,

elephant out of
(m.

in

acknowledged.

rut.

S*|+3rf3 + 3ITr

(m.)

from R.
;

t)
dis-

a.

(mfn.

the ground.

A horse
Sftttf

+$ pftt3"locat. caseof3*T^).

A penultimate

3*|t<F3

Neglect of an established custom or rule

order, disorderly behaviour.

A town,

argument,

2.

+3l1 + ^3)

1.

MS.
Rolling on

Ceasing, refraining,

rolling himself
(ire.

Wilkins'

letter.

s.

(m.)

on the ground.

^iSlff)

1.

Approach, access.

S$q

497

2.

contrivance, a remedy.

access.

S^ftm

The

4.

ceremony,

means of

1.

present of

offered to a superior as a

gift

token of respect.

2.

The

act of contriving or

devising a thing.
a.

STfin^r s

S*Wt

s.

(n.)

(S*ttTT +

(-f&t

a.

^+
An

TTts? from R.

a.

(from R. "31^) The dis-

2.

3*i+3lt*Fr!)

(f.

1.

sitting

near ; attendance on a superior, service

plication, intercession.

345.

^Hll^li

(m.

s.

Hindu

and worship.

2.

Worship.

W^

theology

As. Res.

i.

sup-

As. Res.

+ ^tS) A

di-

the doctrine of rites

344.

Remedy.

3^ + 3^)

+ 31^

(mfn.

s.

vision of

event, an accident.

3I^)

*/:

Hi)

a.

Using

3^1*11 + ^R) Worthy

(mfn.

of attendance.

stratagems, resorting to expedients or means.

OTtfe

OTfrFTl

i.

(mfn. $^1

Arrived, come.

plication, prayer.

charging of missiles and arrows, archery.

acquisition of wealth.

(n. fifl

s.

3.

498

a.

from R.

attended

+ nAJ.

(mfn.

Jr

|l1 U )

To be

worthy of attendance.

to,

Acquiring, obtaining, earning, gaining.

3ltf*K?
3*ft3FT

s.

(n.

$H +

quisition, gain,

a.

accumulation of property.

acquired, to be earned, to be

gained.

Acquired,

(Used

31 + ^lp1\3)

(mfn.

s.

to,

assiduously served.

31+3itf%

(f.

Attended

fr0

r.

Sfl^j

Service, worship.

S^tf^
31~N)

gained, obtained, earned, accumulated.

a.

worshipped, honoured

Mt1%

from R.

(mfn.

^35^) To be
.

from R. 3Sf) Ac-

31 + 3lf^) A

(na.

m/w. 31+3rt*p

To be attended to, to be
s. The object of worship.

cartilage.

from R.

respected, adorable.

(y.) or

(w.) Respectability, placability.

in

comp.

a. (m/ra.)

e. g.

through a husband

Acquired

S^Tft^

marital, conjugal).

1.

Abuse, reviling.

2.

s.

3+11*1

fiery

Prostrate, reversed.
a.

See 3^1*1

that side.

(m. S*j

neglectful,

+^1^ for 3W) A voluntary

Assiduous
(m.)

an obsequious attendant

flatterer.

A
5.

(n.

^+^FT

(n.

+ ^tr<F)

Disregarding,

abandonment.

from R.

service,

SUt^*ftfe a.

31 +3^1

from R. 3j3) The

*.

(/

iSH'+^j

fraud, a trick, a deceit.

^TH)

attendance;

31 +%1^fij To be

(mfn.

want of

upon
sup-

dis-

regarded, contemptible, unimportant.

3PlM

quiver.

sitting near a person, the attending

a person or thing;

A worshipper;

s.

The

5rW

(mfn. S^l

O^O.

See

disregarding or neglecting a thing.

propitiatory, supplicatory,

STW

R.

Deposited, entrusted.

2.

meteor, a comet.

side)

for

fast.

1.

(wz.)

a.

s.

31 + 3l1 + ft3 from

Delay, postponement.

ad. (from pron.

On

(mfn.

a.

Annexed, joined.

attention
a.

neglected.

(mfn.

from R.
2.

^)

1.

Neglect, disregard,

abandonment.

31+^fe?)

Disregarded,

&3

499

+ R. ^{9^) To neglect,

(from

v. a.

to disregard, to abandon.

comp.
good

endowed.

qualities,

A quality,

from

3*1+3^5) A name

(m.

or Vishnu. (Lit.

3Pffeffr

a.

Born

(-^

of

{WN

2.

Arranged, arrayed.

SPTto^l

go

to stool.

The

swell of a

search, enquiry, a trace.

S3f*TC3)

S^l^W)

(from

a.

over; sought out, enquired

of

v. a. (caus.

to boil, to

make

1.

boiling

for,

Made

to boil

ascertained.

TOPjGfJ

To cause

boil.

arrived.

(from

v. n.
1.

abundance, to be pk
len-

Enquiry, the tracing of a thing, search.

2.

S*l+^fet^

mfn.

Having come, having

from R.

Krishna

to

noun of

(v.

s.

in

3^ + R. ^^)

(from

liquid in boiling

over.

Indra.)

after

s.

Endowed with

(m/w.)

a.

e. g.

SPfe.

(Frequently used in

abound

to

tiful,

ash? a. (mfn. 8*1 +^3) Come near, gone near,

approached,

To be

v. n.

500

S^ + R.3*T)Toboil.

Near, proximate.

(/.

To

(from

v. a.

3. Married.

disappear, to vanish

potherb

to

depart, to

be dissolved into

air,

to evaporate.

(Basella rubra or lucida).

5.

from

(/.

3^ +3"^) A potherb

(Basella rubra or lucida).

Srt'lltSfW

(m.

s.

posite

argument or

SUHW

(n.

s.

2.

An

1.

Fasted
a.

a.

1.

R.3^) A

from

Woven.

2.

from R.

Sown

$3 +^>)

noun of

^T)

Root,

abundant or

plentiful.

Straight, erect, upright.

To

vii.

Also written

fill.

pron. Sans, (only used in the dual number,

(as seed).

Both.

Ploughed

after

abundant.

Plentiful, abundant.

High,

and plur.

s.

Height.

ad.

Both.

^JST+^PT) From

Sans.

both sides, on either

a.

side,

between themselves.

Mutual.

S^UWil*^
To make

erect,

pron. Sans, (only used in the sing.

going away;

a. Plentiful,

of

Plenty, abundance.
v. a. (caus.

CJJ<v5tRj) To be crooked.

(from R.

of <S<rf^X\?) The being in

(from

"pT prefixed,

straight.

Wilkins Gr.

disappearance, evaporation, dissolution.

(v. wowre

To be

vi.

fast.

3l%3) A

abundance or plenty,

See^^^.

Also written $"^3^.

a.

v.

s.

exalted, erect.

Root,

sowing.

a.

tall,

3^ a.

&\ +

(mfn.

a.

High,

With

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

p. 420).

a.

example, an ap-

observed as a religious

exalted, erect.

*S?Jv3 a. Reversed, prostrate.

illustration.

iM+S^

(mfn.

tall,

begin-

religious fast, a fast.

3Pftf^3

High,

See

&\ +3^3)

ning, a thing begun.

a.

a.

(mfn.

+^1^) Having

S^TvT

&3UWl for 3"OT3^T

two rows of teeth.

ad. Sans. ($"3*1 + 3")

On

both sides.

STO

501

S^inpS

Sans.

ad.

502

(3^TT + W) On

days; the day past and to come.

SsaCU^S

SWfeHH
science,

Also written

pectation.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 547.

s.

As a Kridanta

S^T+fWl) The

(/.

e. religious

i.

(p. ^fjj&^e}) Hopefulness, ex-

both

ance with worldly

twofold

knowledge and acquaint-

roots to form attributive adjectives; e. g.

(mfn.) Inclined to be kind, affectionate, from

a.

R. fSTI^ To be kind or affectionate

affairs.

(mfn.) Splendid, from R.

a.

(S^TT+^pS) Different, of a different

vfoSTlsfa.

Sabda S.

nature, in another sense.

f^TtJT

p. 230.

By

both, mutually, re-

s.

The

noun

(y.

act of un-

ad. (from

^O + R.^t^?)

With a loud

<Sfa|<W

v. a.

(3^ + R. ^) To
A

interj. Sans.

s.

or

and

S<q

s.

3^^.
3^+^f^1from^3")

breast.

(/.

(m.

s.

worm, a

for

^<

See

vJ

1v , +^1)

Who

reptile. (Lit.

and of cor-

A name

Linseed.

2.

Parvati

of the goddess

A particle

interj.

3.

O^T?

(corrupt, of *ll*t

jj

The

act of measuring

or

name
ParvatL)

a. (a. J^ol) Stupid, ignorant,

2.

^^i+^SI^)

(m.

s.

cloud.

ram.

The name of

of Siva

Rich, opulent,

The name

(m. from
of a plant (Cassia alata).

awkward.

^^S?

m -) A

ram.

s.

O^^l

s.

(a. s\j& plur. of

a.
)

An

opulent man,

2.

(3^[Ti + ^) Opulence,

grandeur,

(3<<l + <fr3) 1. Promised, agreed.

Spread, diffused.

S^PfilR
s.

See

See

vi.

a grandee.

3*I<

A particle

grandee.

implying assent or expansion.

Root,

indecl. Sans. (In composition)

a. (a. *,x*c)

snake, a

plant (Cassia alata).

Uma

iV4Jb$

+*1

See

serpent.

(?n.) 1.

a thing, the sounding of a depth.

lord of

3^"^ for 3^^,

(m.

s.

of astonishment.

snake; a

goes on his breast).

Crawling, creeping.

a.

(/.) 1.

The

The

(n.)

pacification.

Durga.

(Lit.

Wilkins' Gr. 912.

tooth.
s.

^T(
particle expressive of anger,
;

(mfn.) Toothy,

A pearl-necklace.

unload a boat.

interrogation, promise, or assent

diality

S^i^W^I

voice, clamorously.

a.

e. g.

having large projecting teeth or tusks, from

s.

loading a boat or ship.

"fe^To know.

As a Taddhita

465. 466.

p.

shine;

serves to form possessive adjectives

suffix, it

from substantives;

ciprocally.

^I^To

(mfn.) Wise, from R.

a.

Wilkins' Gr.

S^PI

subjoined to some

suffix, is

s\

(m.

mour, mail

See

#3^3.

^"^t + S^t

from R.

5^)

Ar-

a coat of mail, a breastplate.

nobility.

(n.)
s.

(p.

j^X) Hope, expectation.

SP^T^I^a.

(p.J,juJ) Hopeful, expecting.

3Tf%3

s.

The

(m.

breast, the

3^

3) The female breast.

2

bosom.

locat. case of
(Lit.

3^T, +

Born on the

chest).

#1

503
(mfn.

a.

having a

^^T^+^T.)

Broad-chested,

(-^ mfn.

Broad-

chested, full-breasted, strong.

daughter

m>- 3^"^+ IT) A

i.

$^Tt^s. (to. ^C+Tt^

le Ultimate

son or

rfi

2.

the hair of ca-

fur, felt,

circle of hair

between the eye-

See *ft

evasion, an excuse.

Root,
indecl.

spider.

See
brows.

An

Wool,

(f.) 1.

5.

mels.

of the same tribe or caste.

1 1R)) A

for

Seeg^t^.

one born from a married couple

e.

R. ^^.) Injured, hurt.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 421.

full breast.

a.

pret. part, p.

(to/.

504

Sans. (In composition)

particle

play.

r^TTtsJ)

i.

To be

3.

L To

measure.

2.

To

easy or cheerful.

implying promise, assent, and expansion.

mised.

s.

$^r\5T

(corrupt, of

s.

See

^>

to,

(w. R.

3"^+^) An

^"^t^S.

$^Root,

i.

(fefS) To

2.

Land

thigh.

v^lfpf!

Vaisya, a

kill or hurt.

Fertile soil, yielding every kind

(f.) 1.

of crop.

3^3T)

otter.

pro-

ample, much.

The

(corrupt, of

Agreed

1.

Expanded, spread.

2.

(mfn.) Large, great

a.

3fU

^1 + ^3)

(mfn.

a.

man

in general,

Fertile.

a.

The name of a nymph

s . (y.)

in

Indra's

heaven.

belonging to the third class.

#^\s.
(from

a.

3^)

Large,

great.

\2>^T1

s.

rain.

or

from >^)

(to.

s.

Palma

The

(y.

noun of $f^TTs3) The admitting of

Leak

a.

(as a roof).

castor-oil tree

Christi (Ricinus communis).

Leaking, admitting

(from R.

Also

rain through the roof.

written

\$^&

earth.

Sabda S.

p. 82.

$<?<^

The

(/.

( to.)

s.

The name

(Ricinus

Christi

of a

communis).

Also

v.n. (from R.

Palma

plant,

written

^^)

To

leak, to ooze, to

admit the rain (as a roof when out of repair),

to rain through.

An Unadi
s.

(3<F+Tfl) The name

Beautiful, also
s.

(from

The

for

(from

5.

thigh.

$3? + 0**1 ) The

To be

iffSSjff Naked.

thigh.

Creeping or going on the belly.

(to.

s.

^Rl^

s.

gamester.

3*^+v3i) The

Wilkins'

^onl^T

MS.

some nouns

s.

(to.)

\3Ti

or

(mfn.)

from R.

deer,

noun

s.

Nakedness.

A naked woman.

(from
Wi

a.

e. g.

^c^f^^J^ xhe

reversing'

a thing, the turning a thing upside down.

female breast.

from R. "?)

(to.

in

Wilkins' Gr. 852.

glad.

$CTt3

which appears

derived from verbal roots

Carey.

acutus).

suffix,

of a fish (Silurus

3nT&T\J
to

v. n.

H-R.

be turned round, to be upset.

To be

reversed,'

aw

505

506

name of
(Abroma augustum). Sort. Ben.

a plant

3*rit553'N

p. 50.

^cr^i

|^

s>

A torch,

1.-

a firebrand, flame,

from heaven, a

2. Fire falling

fiery meteor.

The name of

s.

Carey.

a plant (Gloriosa superba).

torch-bearer, a link-boy.

The

from
as a jingle to

O cri"1

down on

^^^1

1.

or fish resembling

spreading creeper.

2.

(m.)

kind of grass or reed (Saccharum cylindri-

cum).

See

\^<pl^M

a thing down, to place on the

set

(corrupt, of

s.

A fox.

3*J^1

species of grass or

uttered

(m.)

s.

3*3<?U!T^ s.

by women on joyful

An owl

(Strix ulula).

fish,

sort of tattooing prac-

between the

chin,

and on each side of the nose.

SPH ll

s.

(Sf^+TOl)

The name of a

s.

plant (Salvia verticillata).

occasions.

$0^^ s

See

(v m

noun of SfcfU3)

(from

a.

name of

(from Sr^jfcSEili?) The

An

overturning.

trary

A demon having

xii. 71.

by Hindu women on the

eyes,

Easily, lightly, without effect,

-d'

A shout

p. 82. 428.

Fiery-mouthed).

(Lit.

(from $**<?1
tised

reed (Saccharum cylindricum).

^^Hnfe

Manu

a fiery mouth.

ground, to descend.

3^

^fc^l + ^Rl )

(m.

s.

Sabda S.

it.

To

v. a.

of a

porpoise

setting a thing

a place.

(mn.)

s.

The

fall

meteor.

Confusion, disorder.

it)

noun

s. (v.

fire.

$^ + R. *J^)

Reversed, con-

turned upside down.

a species

v. a.

species of grass or

(caus. of

SfNfc?) To

turn a

thing upside down, to reverse.

reed (Saccharum cylindricum).

^^CXP^i.

s.

Hort. Ben.

pacea).
5.

The name of a

(m.)

1.

tree

(Quercus lap-

See

5*j*ft

3^

(v.

The turning

noun

a thing upside downwards, the reversing a thing.

spreading creeper.

2.

(w.)

3^TWkl
+

pH*fc)1

from

ad.

as a jingle to

it)

$*fc\$U3

Turned upside down-

wards, inversedly, topsyturvy.

.

(-fH^m.) A

s.

s.

p. 68.

kind of grass or reed (Saccharum cylindri-

cum).

^Tp1*T

porpoise.

See

(from

s.

3^Pft

^^iH^t^Tal

Per-

version, confusion.
s.

(m.)

An owl

(Strix ulula).

See

$*T3\
"SfftllW.* *ft* from

s.

ing

(i.)

A wooden

mortar used

corrupt, of *TI1F)

rice.

conception,

name of Bdellium,
substance, or the plant that produces

A
,

for clean-

sembling

it.

See

gummy

a.

+^

misunderstanding, a mis-

Misunderstanding, blundering

judgment.

it.

porpoise, or a fish re-

^J^ft.

in

3^t^t3,

v. a.

^^"^T

interj.

(from

+ R.

An imitative

ly burly, confusion,

at?.

To

overturn.

sound, meaning hurConfusedly..

508

507
\$<*^<

(to.)

s.

wood burning

fire-brand,

or

3^ + ^*1

(n.

par-

^IpIsS

a.

^)

a.

Stepping over a limit or boundary, transgressing.

up, tossed.

a.

$^t^FT L
yond

57

from R.

vS^+^I^R")

(n.

limits or

cept or

(mfn.

The g in g be-

bounds ; the transgressing a pre-

command,
a.

$Sp<

violation.

passed against.

4.

Transgression

3^ + ^3^1
;

SpF|f^t3

v. a.

2.

3^ + R. Wk)

3^ + *T^P

(mfn.

To be passed beyond,

^ST^t

To

ex-

(from

5.

3t^f5

(m.

s.

3S + FitS from R. O^ttS^) An

(n.)

C^t^) A

\$)co<Tl

(mfn.') Clear, apparent, evident,

W^)

The

act of

\5 crV>1"1

s.

(v.

phlegm

s.

An

a symptom.

noun of ^^rf^i\?) The being

elated or full of joy; transport.

a.

(mfn.

\$^ + *tf*F3

(mfn. from

a.

terous, clever.

from R.

filled

3^ + R. !^S)

Happy,

3.

3^ + ^1*1)

(to.

from

ra .

(from

with joy, delighted.

joyful.

L Re~

2.
4.

Change of

Dex-

Pure.

S^ + R.^)To rejoice,

be delighted. (The adverbial participle of this

verb

To

is

rise

compounded with

frequently
;

but the meaning

of the simple verb.

voice in
s.

sickness, &c.

3^1^ K

from R.

The womb, the embryo.

excess of bile, wind, or

covered from sickness, convalescent.

grief,

0$

(to.

v. n.

*l

Vomiting.

5.

awning, a canopy.

to

3|(W

scratch, dig-

3. Utterance, pronunciation.

large wave, a surge, a billow.

A jump, a leap.

3^, + R.

Rejoiced, gladdened,

S^ftT

>

to be exceeded (as a

+ R.

(from

act of scratching or digging the ground.

from R.

leaping or jumping, a jump, a spring, a bound.

3^T3

Writing.

The

s.

s,

^ ^< ) An owl.
h A

(m.

2.

be trespassed against (as a law).

limit), to

enun-

ing.

ceed, to transgress, to step beyond (a limit), to

a.

4. Uttered,

Writing. 3. Pronouncing, uttering. 4. Vomit-

trespass against (a rule or prescript).

3^t^P

3. Deli-

thin.

from R.
1.

(from

made

described.

s.

Mention.

trespass.

stepped beyond ; trespassed against.

Thrown

1.

Pared,

2.

^)

from R.

(mfn.\$*^ + ^fj^M) Transgressed,

a.

Filled with

(mfn.

(corrupt, of

s.

St^U

(mfn.

(f.

^)

ciated.

ging.

s.

^^+^tf%3)

(mfn.

neated, painted

transgressed, to be passed beyond, to be tres-

3^Tl

joy, delighted, gladdened.

See ^T^j

ticular place.

3^1^

The Lagna of any

&*^<ffti)t from R.

el (to>.

Exciting to joy, gladdening, transporting.

burnt (as charcoal) ; a torch, a meteor.

Si i$B5

is

the same as that

Carey.)

( ^T^to.) A name

of Sukra, the

regent of the planet Venus.

$^ + R. %t)

a metre in Prakrit poetry.

The name of

3f*t^s. (-^S

w.)

1. Fire.

2.

Ghee

or clarified

As. Res. x. 416.

butter.

s-

(.

from^^ + R.^^)

happiness, joy.
chapter.

3.

2.

f.

Delight,

section of a book,

Splendour, light.

s - (/

from

R 33^ A
-

wish > a desire.

(mn.) The root of a fragrant grass,

510

509
called khaskhas, used for tatties

muricatum).

5^ Root,

(Andropogon

See

(^3)

To

1.

burn.

To

2.

kill,

to hurt, or injure.

+ Sifter

from (Th) Formerly inhabited by

cattle, fed

upon by cows.

Sf^W*

^"o^t^

and

s.

(.

3*^+3^)

for

fire,

STtt

R.

(n.

s.

3^+3FT)

R.

(/.

stirring

the trimming the wick of a lamp.

3^Pl

See3^l

noun from

. (v.

Black pepper.

3^+31^1)

noun from 3f<$U3) The

(v.

<3?l s.

The

dawn, day-break, early morning.

if.

fragrant root of a sort of

grass used for tatties (Andropogon muricatum).

39

The

(tow.)

s.

Early morning, day-break, dawn.

S^T

See

Unea-

siness, restlessness.

Kridanta sufEx, see tan,

(to.)

3^and R.f*K)

(from R.

s.

^f^KJ^t^

See

3fK$T3) To

(caus. of

v. a.

excite,

to inflame.

Long pepper.

(femin. of 3^T*Tj Inauspicious discourse.

3 9 ^tl

5.

(.

noun of 3^1^Is3) The act of

exciting or inflaming.

mfn. R.

s.

(to.

The

sun.

S^Sji

2.

for

3*?ft

s.

from R. *f1?)

3s.

S^+^H)

(/.

See

3*^+%)

(Jemin. of

day-break.

See

2.

1.

Night.

S* and OTl

cow.

3* and 3*^. ad. Sans.

the day,

4.

Sf^l

s.

A female

(mfn. R.

s5l

July).

A cart,

Mounted on a

kind of pot or

s.

Hot, warm.

1.

(to.)

2.

Heat, warmth.

1.

(the months of June and

(/.) or

warmth,

(.) Heat,

passion.
s.

(to.

3*1 + 3^)

The time of day-

^+^)

a.

s.

(m.

3*1+^?)

(In mythology)

a name of Anirudd'ha son of Kamadeva.

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

Quick, expeditious.

3.

R.

8^)1.

(jpret.

4.

Burnt.

part. p. R.

Remaining, fixed ; dwelt, abided

seated.

1.

S^+^T)

The hot season

at

hot.

2.

2.

pot.

break, early morning.

3*>rf3

camel.

camel.

Clever, dexterous,

the close of ni;ht.

S^WT

1.

3$ + 3^1)

(/.

2.

a.

2.

At night

3^+3")

(mfn.

a.

Early morning, dawn,

R.

(to.

pan.

3.

to

up

camel, riding on a camel.

twilight.
s.

fire,

to stir

a vehicle of burthen.

Fire.

The end of

stir

to excite

an old quarrel.

from R. 5f^j) The dawn, early-

morning, day-break.

V^tj To

trim the wick of a lamp

Fire.

(to.

(n.

s.

from R.

(from R.

v. a.

f
Also written 5* f5Ts

(as discourse).

<SW

3T*> )

Inauspicious

placed,

Stale.
a.

(mfn.

4.

Heating, warming,
3.

Bent, inclining, stooping,

season (June and July).

Suffering pain.

s. (to.) 1.

2.

A man

The hot

of

warm

temper.

Wt^

s.

(to.

The hot

season,

hot weather.

^R#fW
$f^T3, from R. <*1^,

1.

Dexterous, clever.

2.

s.

(to.

3^ + 3"f**T) The

Having warm rays

or beams.)

sun.

(Lit.

;:

Sri

511

512

As a Kridanta

The hot season

is

to

$^?) Heated, sodden

(from

a.

suffix,

is

form miscellanenous nouns

hot weather.

Yajur-Veda, from R. TT3[^To

be husked).

OS^Vs. The

e. g..

T>^ To speak;

eye, from R.

(as rice that

applied to roots to

Uv^s.

The

sacrifice

&c.

According to a rule of euphony, the

The hot season

changed

(June and July).

S^fotS ^ s.
5

3^+"StS^)

(from

^FI

Rice which

assist in separating it

from

0^*1

the husk.

instrum.

s.

(mfn.

^^ + ^"\J)

v. a.

Rice-gruel.

To

Heated, hot, warm,

^Wo ad

is

be pounded.

to

Sgo

as a

expelled with igno-

3f^3>. (-^/.) A

miny and

evil treatment.

vm.

As. Res.
(/ww.)

kind of metre in Sanskrit

407. x. 469.

turban

a diadem

a distin-

(a.

s.

(a.

son (June and July).

fn

$^s.

Carey.

preceptor, a master.
profession or office

of a teacher, a professorship.

The hot sea-

a< (jn

jl^) A

^^t^ls. (3^t^+t) The

guishing mark.

Carey.

for

it)

(/.) or

e. g.

800.

Maltreated

jingle to

S$E[

ft

serve a mortar or pedal with any

substance which

enraged.

passionate

s.

subjoined ;

hopper of a mill or mortar with grain.

3f^$. See3f^.
3fWl (/. 3^+3^1)

poetry.

is

Wilkins' Gr.

noun of3f*TC3) The supplying the

(v.

s.

is

whenever a termination of a

case, beginning with a vowel,

has been boiled to

a.

into

final

from

$^

R.

Warmth,

(.)

Uncertainty, doubt,

Hot, warm.

s.

(m.)

1.

bull.

2.

^W)

\-

heat.
s.

The hot season (June

(m.

fjjijtij*)

wa-

veringness.

(femin. of

ray of light.

cow.

2.

The name.,

of a plant (Anthericum tuberosum).

and July).
s.

3^ +

(m.

*!

in. 235. 236.)

from R.

\$^interj.
f1.

See

deceased ancestor.

Root,

Bhag.
2.

Gita, xi. 22.

3^1

s.

(femin. of

3 5 ^) Heat, warmth,

To

v. a.
fill

To make

Oh! Alas!

1.

To

to hurt.

injure,

case, a cover.

An

expression of pain:

Oh

Alas

hot, to

with anger or passion.

s.

noun of

(v.

thing hot

$^t^|) The making a

the exciting one to anger or passion.

a. (

Si

i.

interj.

3 S*I)

expression of pain;

kill.

ardour

passion, anger, rage.

(from

An

Mann

+ ;3rR[3)

Enraged, angry.

ad. Sans, (irregular indeclinable participle,

for^f^jl from R.
,

spent the night.

^^) Having dwelt, having

S.

The

sixth letter of the

responding to

Hindu

alphabet, cor-

long, and having the sound of

that letter in the words rule and rude.

513

514

As an Unadi
substantives

R.

sJ^To

interj.

suffix,

appears at the end of some

^3 a.

p.

e. .

To go

s.

\3*T

s.

of a sentence

(f.)

shoe, from

The body, from R.

Wilkins' Gr. 850.

stretch out.

Sans.

(y.)

an expression of regard or com-

Sans.

interj.

particle expressive of interro-

gation, anger, or consent.

fe s.

An

interj.

tress.

geny.

a. (corrupt, of

^5-) High,

elevated,

ad.

On

Wilkins'

An Unadi

substantives

(from <i

a.

Elevated, high.

ad.

On

high.

As a Kridanta

suffix,

is

subjoined to some

^7P

s.

Wakeful,

a.

Uj|l\J<P

(mfn.)

In

Gr.
s.

To worship, &c. Wil-

The

(corrupt, of

s.

charum

^f*T

s.

^35) The

officinarum).
(corrupt, of

any

^) A

mortar, used to cleanse rice from

of Sab ) Boiled

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

borne.

b<P<pG>

2.

a.

To

cover.

3.

Milk.

High,

lofty, tall.

s.

(Wfe )

x.

to reduce.

1. To deduct or lessen
To mete out in small quantities.

2.

To measure.

^T

(mfn. from R.

a.

Deficient, less, minus.

decimal numeral from

twenty up to a hundred inclusive,

it

denote one less than

ten

Twenty.

tity

large
its

wooden

serves to
;

e.

g.

from

used in comp. with nume-

words denoting a quan-

*i$tef&**K

e.g.

Thirty minus

1.

Carried,

root,

Wearing armour

s.

Twenty-five,

lit.

+ T + ftT*K

from *t

five,

^t%T5^Trfo

(m.)

square minus a

from^ + ^f + Ttt*l.

T5TTft 05C

even

the

husk.

in a cauldron.

<3T)

It is also

rals generally, or other

The

(mfn.

woman.

(m.)

s.

from R.

(n.)

p. 6.

armed, mailed.

a married

s.

udder.

Nineteen,

Married.

(femin. of ^"5")

s5KlSl

upwards, an up-rise.

rising

and
i^^-t) a. (corrupt,

e. g.

chariot,

of

a. (corrupt,

sugar-cane (Sac-

Hort. Ben.

S^T7

or

letter

character representing the sound of

s.

by means of which some

of the masculine and neuter gen-

Prefixed to any even

p. 466.

(m.

son, pro-

the habit of worshipping

repeatedly, from R.
kins'

To awake;

from R.

vigilant,

(mfn.}

suffix,

^+^T)

(n.

Root,
e. g. 3T^t<ft<I? a.

or weaving.

MS.

(-^n.) An

s.

mostly in their reiterative forms, to form

attributive adjectives

(m.)

5.

Wilkins' Gr. 873.

^tl

roots,

Protection, pre-

1.

act of sewing

Speed.

See

from R. 3i To decay;

Flesh,

<to

high,

3~!?1

4.

The covering of a

a.

The

2.

der are derived from roots

expression of sudden pain or dis-

iii

from R. (<T + f3)

(f.

3. Distillation.

&l

passion.

421) Woven, strung, threaded.

servation.

particle used at the beginning

Wilkins* Gr.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

(mfn. from

TSTtft*K)

thirty-ninth.

^jif^

s.

(f.

S^r+Sftf^K)

Thirty-nine.

bride, a wife, a spouse

T^3lf^ oKt^X
3*1) The
2

a.

(mfn.

thirty-ninth.

^tfe*K +

515

516

^fq"*l

(mfn. from

a.

^*T^f\33JI

Thirty-nine.

^ + fa"*K)

^^R^ftj+^SI) The

(/n.

a.

sixty-ninth.

The

twenty-ninth.

Seventy-nine.

a (^w

Twenty-nine.

^ftT^ + ^)

fr

om ^TKtfS ) The seventy-

ninth.

The

Seventy-nine.

twenty-ninth.

Twenty-

(corrupt, of

(from

a.

SOTS

a. (corrupt, of ^T

The twenty-ninth.

gTWn^

t.

Also written

+ 'T^f^) Eighty-nine.

w^)

(/.

^1

Forty-nine.

2.
a.

(mfn.

^Pfflft 9^ -f-3*T)

a.

(from

interj.

Sans.

a.

(from

^^Root,

the usual

^^;oKj

The

nineteenth.

particle of,

1.

Reproach, abuse.

3.

(n.)

s.

Interrogation.

Arrogance.

4.

city.

(UM)

i.

To sew,

to weave.

Having a

than the usual number

rib less

Anger.

The

forty-ninth.

S^Pfe^ir

Nineteen.

(corrupt, of

a.

Eighty-nine.

TT|.

smaller than

The white ant (T ermes

s.

bellicosus).

size.

The white

gsf+^oxj^ The

nineteenth.

Nineteen.
(mfn.

ant

(Termes bellicosus).
\

^<F + ^T)

!^)*r<P a. (m.

A man of the

third class,

a Vaisya, a merchant or husbandman.

a.

The

The

seventy-ninth.

nine.

^"1*1^

gT^ftft+W)

(mfn.

a.

(Lit.

Born from the thigh of Brahma).

nineteenth.
indecl. Sans.

|P*JjP

a.

(from ^T + ^<) Destitute of vigour

and energy,

sent.

Expansion.

2.

spiritless.

;mtOTa.(;r+ c*rt3^for cntaA) Fifteen.

g ^^ a. (m/k from sT^f%) The fifty-ninth.
^f^s. (/.
+ ^f^) Fifty-nine.
^Rl%3^ a ( wyn =Rf^ + 35X) The fifty-

indecl. Sans.

See

pansion.

<1<3\J a

2.

The

(m.)

s.

particle implying, 1.

A particle of,

^T^l

As-

See
1.

and

Assent. 2. Ex.

+ <F3)

from <F,

(mfn.

Promised.

3?

1.

Expanded.
thigh.

ninth.

^<r\5l

^t^

a.

g^PTS^

a,

g^^Tt^ a.

(S^ + ^ttt)
5
5
( T + T^")

Fifty-nine.

third

The

tribe.

(Lit.

Vaisya, a

Born from

man

the

of the

thigh

of

BrahmA.)

Sixty -nine.

(mfn. from 'g^R^f^)

(m. !^<F + \Sf)

5.

s.

sixty-

ninth.

Sixty-nine.

(Lit.

(from

The

The

(_^^.

thigh.

joint of the thigh.)

The knee.

517
indecl. Sans.

^<<Ct
mise.

particle implying,

Pro-

a.

(mfn.)

Abandoned,

(m.

s.

higher,

Superior,

1.

Expansion.

2.

*F + ^5)

painful and dange-

s.

(Beng.) Height.

high.

2.

ad.

Sans. Upwards, above, up, further, onwards.

rous tumour in the thigh.

After this, hereafter, moreover.

To be

1.

To

strong.

2.

afSf

live.

m. from R.

The month Kdrtika

1.

(October-November).
Strength, power.

Effort, exertion.

2.

Breath, breathing.

4.

3.

fering

A kind

(m.

s.

of drum.

Suf-

a.

from flatulency in the stomach.

a.

(mfn.

Going upwards, ascend-

(.)

Water.
Ascended, gone up-

Powerwards.
ful, strong.

1*113*1

A spider.
Ti

s.

^ for ^1, + ^ffe for ^tfe)

(m. from

s.

| + ^f*H)

As-

S\)

311^ a.

(mfn.

^ +

Thick-kneed, long-

shanked.

Also written

from R.

(/.

(-fil\mfn.

cending, going upwards.

Powerful, strong.

^Tf^

a.

Wool,

of sheep, deer, camels, &c.

felt,

2.

&c. the hair

circle

of hair

between the eye-brows considered as an indica-

^W^a. (mfn. corrupt, of ^^Sit^T) Long-thighed,

thick-kneed.

^5 a. (mfn. corrupt,

of

tion of greatness.

Long-thighed,

thick-kneed.

*rtrr s

+)

A woollen blanket.

2.

A ram.

FIjf%.

(mfn.

^ + "^f^)

upwards, looking upwards,

{root,

n.

(gtftfo,

To

Turning the eyes

s.

(f.)

The

act of

looking upwards.

cover, to hide, to screen, to conceal.

3lR
Belonging to the camp or to the

(t.

s.

upwards

royal army.

(mfn.

a.

Lifting the

arms

standing with uplifted arms (as de-

votees do).

"^J3i3~fr

camp

s.

Joj
army

The language of

(p.

or of the

higher class of the

the

attends

Put over the head

(as the sacrificial string of a

Brahman). Manv

the dialect spoken by the

Muhammadans

in

(mfn.

India,

n. 44.

Hindustani.

JM| j^) The market which

an army, or a monarch, when on an
s.

^ + ^3)

a.
:

(p.

fWvilo a. (-^\mfn. ^% + R^R) Chaste.

The world above

expedition.

Indra's heaven.

<F

a.

(corrupt,

of

1.

Above,

upper.

2.

jjNrf

High, elevated.
s.

3.

Abandoned.

(w. corrupt, of ^<3?)

kind of drum.

s.

(m.

emission of breath,
difficulty like

2 L 2

+
a.

Expiration;

the

(mfn.) Breathing with

an asthmatical person.

Carer/.

8*1

519

^^^5 &

^^H-"5^)

(mfn.

520

Superior, placed above

on Sanskrit grammar

writers

^T^

letters *1

or on high.

Situated above,

if

5^2^ Root,

With

apprehend.

placed on high.

T^I^U3 To
J^^^ft s.

or

5^f*1

^ + ^^5)

(n.

1.

s . (jw/*.)

wave

5.

(/.

plait or fold.

a current of

billowy.

or

5.

Unea-

2.

) 1. Delibera-

2.

Supplying an

reasoning.

inference,

s.

The complete

investigation of a thing.

^^+^)

(mfn. R.

a.

P*f+^1) 1. A wave.
3. A ring.
Willtins' MS.

2T

ellipsis.

3. Light,

(-H^ mfn. f*sf+*I^)

(^T^^fsJ

prefixed,

assemble, to be assembled.
(mfn. from R.

s.

tion,

Also written

siness, distress, pain.

gflSlH

a surge

4. Swiftness, speed.

manifestation.

f**&1

The thigh-bone.

A fold or plait in a garment.

water. 2.

reason, to infer, to

The name of a nymph. See

(/.)
si

Colebr. Gr. p. 5.

(^3) To

i.

denote the

to

Requiring to be sup-

plied, elliptical.

l.Wavy,

Bent, crooked; undulated, plaited,

2.

curled (as hair).

The ocean.

The seventh vowel of the Hindu

It has the sound of ri in

s.

(/.)

kind of grass (Andropogon

ser-

ratum).

Root,

To

2.

(m.)

s.

g^RooT,
J^^T

s.

An

See

owl.

To be

I.

(m.) Salt ground,

saline particles.

s.

(n.)

^^K?

(?*.)

soil

to

impregnated with

Dawn, day-break.

Black pepper.

See

See

rill.

(^5^ft) To

go,

to approach.

gain, to obtain, to acquire.

In the causal

i.

To put

form

diseased.

into motion, to direct,

(Wttfa)

throw. in. (Ijrfjf) To go. v.

To

3^

(Also written

injure, to kill.
s.

The

(/.)

(m.

s.

3^1

alphabet.

first

See

Veda.

$*+^R")

The

letter

character expressing the sound of ^*

!y^P5
(n.)

(mfn.^ Saline, salt (said of land),

a.

spot with saline

of saline

(-3^

mfn.

3pgl

soil.

Sl-fc,^)

s.

(n.

Consisting

ing, the

s.

twilight,

the dawn.

(^1+^T^) from^M)

See

'^\+ 5i)

1.

Wealth, property,
of a dead

especially the effects

MS.

2.

Gold.

s.

Morn-

To

v.

(m. from R.

artificial

word used by ancient

3^?)

plant (Bignonia Indica).

dawn.

An

kill,

to hurt, or

seek to hurt.

constellation.

^53Xt"t

soil.

The morning

^t^W

R.

man. Wilkins'

Root,
s.

any

s.

possessions

<l<)n,0.

or

Morton.

5.

4.

The

The

1.

3.

bear.

(mn.^

constellation

2.
star,

A
a

Ursa Minor.

particular star in the twenty-

522

521
seven mansions of the

moon under which a

Manu

person happens to be born.

vi. 10.

a.

3^1 Root,

(mfn.} Pierced, cut, divided.

or

^^t^Tl s (f

from 3*5$ +

R. <^3T

{in.

s.

^) A potherb (Con-

volvulus argenteus or paniculatus).

loan, a debt.

A
(Convolvulus paniculatus, the pale

(ra.) 1.

potherb

2.

(m.)

OTf) The Rig-Veda,

(m.

s.

of the four Vedas.

See

^5

As. Res.

(-f^>/. S^T + ^l)

ing the Rig-Veda, studying the

Know-

Rig-Veda

prin-

cipally.

v. a.

a strong-hold.

fort,

Involved in debt.

(OT+^K?) To borrow, to

receive a loan.

loans.

^'TOH

(n.

s.

$\

the giving of

Root,

(^"5f3) To laud,

vi.

to praise, to

extol.

^tlTta

R.

R.A.S.

1.

449.

i.

2.

A hymn

hymns

consists of

Hindu

Trans.

a stanza.

The Rig-Veda,

so called

its

contents

in praise of the several deities

polytheism.

As. Res.

vm.

388.

-r-TTt^T)

money

money

3^31^ a. (-3^
owing a debt

Lending mo-

(w.)

A creditor,

+ <TV)

Indebted,

^l+faf ^)

Indebted,

as a loan.

a lender.

Sttfsf*^

The lending of money,

as a loan.

(w/rc.^+Tffe

a.

ney, giving

because the principal portion of

of

4.

Lending money, making

a.

(/.

(In astronomy)

3.

(mfn.

the

388. 399.

vfri.

MS.

Wilkins'

tia.)

a.

first

1.

(In algebra) The sign of nega-

tion or subtraction, a minus.

family-priest.

SW^t

Wilkins' Gr. 697.)

2.

the westward motion of a planet (in anteceden-

sort).

shower, a stream.

go.

R.

in.

leader.

(SJOtfa or 3T]T3

viii.

^"tC3) To
s.

+ T) A

>.

s.

to others.
5

a.

(mfn.

loaded with debts.

Root,
2.

To

To go, to move.
To become hard or

vi.

1.

in faculties.

fail

3.

+ Mil)

(mfn.

a.

made up by borrowing
stiff.

Consisting of debts,

purchased or sold on

credit.

^Root,
or be firm.

To be

1.

To

strong.

go.
4.

The name of a part of the

Manu

2.

To

To stand
5. To

gain.

fry.

from R. ^-^L,)

(n.

s.

2.

3.

($^5G3) To

6.

live.

(^3^3)

i.

WHPTfrrr
1.

frying-pan.

^l+^JS

Liberated

from

OT+^TfrR)

The

debt, released from debt.

s.

(n.

clearing off a debt.

infernal regions.

a
iv.

(mfn.

a.

(-f\\mfn.^\+t^ )
s. (?.) A debtor.

90.

Having debts,

indebted,

3^3T a

bent.
or

2.

^5

rity,

(mfn.

R.

^"3^+3)

1.

Straight, not

Upright, sincere, honest.

\?1

(.) Straightness, uprightness,

(y.)

since-

^3
2.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Luminous, enlightened.

teemed,

s.

(n.) 1. Truth.

1,

3.
2.

Water.

honesty.

ing

^T^ffaa.

(mfn.

right, sincere.

Honest, up-

especially a lawful gleaning

Manu

iv.

Morton.

5.

(As

an

affix)

True.

Respected, es3.

Glean-

and gathering.
Affected

with.

523
six seasons

thence used as a symbol to express the number

Wilkins*

six.

Root, m.

^^ + TT) One who

(mfn. from

a.

*3t^3 a. (mfn.
Manu i. 28.
(to.)

s.

t.

True or

(m.)

false.

A name

It

heaven or paradise.

3**^ Root,

always the same).

(Their succession

2.

month.

The

3.

(/.^+^1)a female at a certain

period, or one arrived at the age of puberty.

(from

s.

^J + Tt^i^P)

The king of the

(Lit.

Root,

3^

(^-*lf\j)

vi.

(to.)

L A

composition,

when

tinction;

g.)

s.

The

eminent

spring.

besides.

Manu

case.

(to.)

Rightness, fitness,

See

(to.

3^+3^ from

R. sS[J

Manu

do-

n. 143.

first

Jaina

(J.
2.

prosperous, thriving,

f3)

R.

1.

s.

(w.) Stored

Augmentation,

Riches, wealth, property.

of a medicinal plant.

RisM,

or patriarchal

sage.

see

name

The uncompounded

of whom

Vasisht'ha),

is

who form

in

is

who hold

my-

in

astronomy the asterism of the

Kola S.
Mantra

p. 379.

or

As. Res.

hymn

viii.

In the Vedas, the Rishi of a

the inspired author of

is

391.

2.

The name of

3.

in-

augmented, to grow, to prosper.

Carey.

The host of

^pPfeNl

increase,

MS.}

it.

a fish

sages.

The

See

To

iv.

3. The
Hindu gamut,

saints.

thology an exalted and mysterious rank, and

The
Root,

of the twen-

medicinal plant.

(Cyprinus Rishi, Buchanan's

s.

name

The

greater Bear. Wilson. Also an imaginary circle.

grain.

crease.

The most

Augmented, increased,
up

(m.)

especially applied to seven ancient sages (the

A family-priest.

mestic priest, a family-priest.

stored

s.

There are several orders of

194.

&c.

^WlRvi

4.

ri.

1.

in.

MS.

(to.)

SeeSlWtf) and

2.

sages or saints

these

first

Qtf&^s.

<3<^3^sD

the bull) of the Bkarata-v&ce

(lit.

abbreviation,

Manu

n. 172.

Wilkins'

trueness.

implies eminence or dis-

it

Except,

case of

from

(f.

(Frequently used in

ty-four principal Jinas, or

governs the accusative or ablative

It

kill.

go, to approach,

second of the seven notes of the

seasons.)

(locat.

e.

To

bull.

^Ra + <^3

from

by
ad. Sans,

Indra's

2.

Indra's thunderbolt.

($t**S*f3) To injure, to

vi.

menstrual evacuation.

^3Tt3l

of Indra.

3.

Also written

each comprising two months.

ilfipSftV.

kill.

season: any one of the six

seasons into which the Hindus divide the year,

is

to

a divinity.

deity,

wor-

Wilkins' Gr. 899.

ships the seasons as deities.

injure,

Also written

MS.
(to.)

$^\i<U

To

to

be

fifth

Bhddra.

s.

day

(f.

in

%tft + *i#3fl. from

the

first

With
a.

half of the

month

As. Res. in. 290.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

3^+3)

Gone.

prefixed, to grow, to increase.

1.

To

increase.

per and increase.

2.

To augment

or

make

pros-

s.

(f.

R.

3^+f\3) % A

sword, a

staff.

2. Inauspiciousness of the heavenly bodies.

525

s.

(m. R.

$^+TT)

526

The painted

or white-

letter representing the

letter

sound of

or any

The name of
Cowach (Carpopogon pru-

several plants, viz.

riens),

^+^t3") The

(m.

s.

footed antelope.

and two species of Sida

(cordifolia

and

rhombifolia).

The eleventh vowel of the Hindu alphabet,

having the sound of

R'i

The eighth vowel of the Hindu alphabet

interj.

pron. (corrupt, of

Sans.

e in

respectful particle of address.

^)

having the sound of ri long in marine.

(3 +3I3f*l )

ad.

Root,

ix.

(^X*ttf^) To

grey.

go, to move.

This.

1. Till

now.

.2.

From

this, henceforth.

^Mt"

s.

(m.

^+<^t^") The

letter

or any

'J

character representing the sound of *g

^) This, this very, even

pron. (corrupt, of

See

this.

For

this reason,

hence, on this account.

^t5FCi
now,

ad.

Wl from 5^1) This

At

The ninth vowel of the Hindu alphabet:

n}

ought to have the power of

usually expressed

word
is

in

which

by

this

li

Iri,

as in

letter

is

(m.

^ + ^1^T) The

it

is

more

The only
commonly used,
lip.

the root 3*1 with some of

s.

but

it

its

derivatives.

letter

character representing the sound of

or

any

instant,

instantly.
this very in-

stant, forthwith.

^t^TT<3

ad.

(3$^+^)

Still,

ad.

(3f + f;TfeS)

For

yet,

even

now.

atfiillES

3f *R

a.

After this, behind this.

Such, of this kind.

a.

this reason.

ad. In this manner, thus.

flMWft*

ad.

flt + ^KZ

from

tt) Whence,

wherefore, for which reason.

33^3

a.

(^t + ^)

Thus.

ad. (locat. case of

The tenth vowel

of the

Hindu

perly having the sound of

li

in police.

Iri,

m^3) This being

the case, under these circumstances.

alphabet, pro-

but sounded like

a.

(3t + 3Pj)

Such;

ad. Thus, in this manner.

of this quality.

3^

33

527

tfyS^ad. (p^+CS^) On

q^fell a. (P& + *ffe$\ corrupt. pfSM^H

(p KiK^+^) On

ad.

One, one piece.

this account, for

this reason, therefore.

^IVJfP

528

this account,

Belonging to the same

village.

for this reason, therefore.

Single

K^L)

<3t^T a. (from R.

This word

used as the

is

cords,

adjective of a painful ulcer which breaks out

fibrous appearance).

between the hoofs of cows, and frequently oc-

iPt&rt *. (*f + *n

casions the hoof to

also applied to

The same word

fall off.

an ulcer

in the

is

mouths of

2.

The same.

Alone,

3.

plur.

Qffi Some,

-31

-f

(/.) or

3<P>Alloi

a.

1.

One.

4.

" The

The

other."

solitary.

certain persons.

eminent, unique, ad. Sans.

Carey.

108)

one," in contradistinction from "

5.

6. Chief,

( <f?) Only, alone.

Mohun P.

Obstinate.

a.

p. 117.

See

Having the same

(mfn.
preceptor,

spiritual

same

pupil of the

3^f#l.l

s.

spiritual brother, a

preceptor, a condisciple.

(33 + ^fcl1

a.

tired, secluded, solitary,

from

*R)

Re-

having no intercourse

with society.

3^53Hl

(3<? + 3lt3l) Being of the same

(from

a.

$m>% \f% 0>t

(P^ + ^tK

corrupt, of 3Tff ) Half,

33 + "5SpT)
5

The

(mfn. from

a.

s.

the same, identical,

^<N>^R^K)

forty-first.

the moiety of one.

One and

Having but

one eye, blind of one eye.

\

a.

vStT) Head-

(n.) Unity.

size.

3<N4-lW

corrupt, of

between the

ulcer

Wilkins' Gr. p.

(mfn.

a.

Carey.

cattle.

a.

hoofs or in the mouths of black cattle.

3^

to

strong, obstinate, self-willed, perverse.

Carey.

An

(applied

and other things which have a

hair,

(/.

^^+^tft^)

Forty-one.

the very same.

(mfn.

a.

a. (Z\<$

+ ^?) One

by one,

Twenty-one.

3*1) The

singly, seve-

3<^fpfl.

forty-first.

(^ + "&fM) Forty

-one.

rally.

Z\^<$

3<ET>"fcTl a
a.

(mfn.

^1^ + ^)

Alone, solitary, isolated,

(33? + T>t^1) Roofed on one

only (a house),

s.

side

shed.

single.

QG&feteGa.
Doing the same

(mfn.

Q< + 3*sf\+ <FR3> )

thing,

employed

work, of the same profession,

^^Hfr

a.

(mfn.

s.

in the

same

3^fi>^3

a.

(mfn.

^^ + f%^)

thought; pursuing one object exclusively; sedulous, attentive,

unanimous.

competitor.

^+^Wpf from #W)

Having but one

a.
s.

(from

+ CU^\) Monopolized.

monopolizer, a monopolist.

Belonging to the same time or period, coeval,

cotemporary, simultaneous.

&Q$lMktk (3^4-^1^ locat.

At the same

time, at once.

case of

7rKT) A

monopoly.

q^^TTTlf^^ a.

(mfn.

5^1 & StffSs?)

3^

529

530

Placed under equal obligations, as joint bonds-

men.

(Lit.

>3<Ptr&ITl s.

Protected by the same shadow.)

(^ + Ifffefl from English

A single garment.
^^3i

vl^^T5^

Born

s.

Musical

(ra.)

See

unison.

suit ?)

Carey.

(mfn.

a.

having the mind fixed on one object

attentive,

exclusively,

alone, produced

^^P + ^I^T) Harmony,

(m.

s.

unison;

the accurate adjustment of song, dance, and

instrumental music.

alone.

(3^ + 33fft

3^3tt^arf.

^SfJ.)

for

or story,

santly, frequently, repeatedly.

One, an

(>Q^ + 3t?Tl) Having only one

a.

Inces-

s.

A single

lock.

entire one.

small cryptogamous

plant (Ophioglossum cordifolium).

<3^"ft1

(3<F + lt 5 rl)

s.

A single

ad. In a right line.

tended,

line.

a.

Made of a single
(as lutes,

>

but one >

trifling,

small,

little.

very small.

little,

One, a

little,

very small,

(^ + 3")

Sans.

In one place, to-

gether.

q^J-oKj
One, a

gourd

&c).

single.

ad.

(p& + \) 0ne

"

Carey.

Ex-

Carer/.

One, merely one, one

floor

from^ft" *!^) The thirty-

first.

33^*^

(f.

W+jtP'IS) Thirty-one.

trifling.

a.

A small
a morsel.

little bit,

^^OT

piece, a

Together, in

(^ + t

a.

(from

s.

a.

Having one

Morton.

The

broken

3<FRl
same

single-toothed

3^ + 3*1)

One

ad. Sans.

lord.

two.

2.

(mfn.

out of many.

Other, different.

3<KJ^. (3^ + a.
33\3l

s.

towards the same point

1.

(/-)or-f

(n.

Either, one of the

or ac-

dency or

at one time

3& + f%*{j
;

Directed

having the same ten-

direction.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 108.

$&ffi?NS.

On

the

same

side.

3^ + 31 or +J) Union,

oneness, conformity, sameness.

3^3"^ a. (m/w. 3^ +

Kartikeya,

same time.
mfn.

^+

one of his tusks being

(Q^ + T{1) Once,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 108.

a.

off in a contest with

at once, at the

3<\3

thirty-

cording to another tradition, with Parasu ram a.)

mfn-

string, subject to the

a (mfn.

The

name of Ganesa.

or regular slant.

Having the same

(-f$*t

Having an even or

T)

object, a rival, a competitor.

3^3*1

f^) The thirty-first.

day of a month.

first
5?

(Lit.

$f3^t

o>e

(corrupt, of

smooth descent, having an even

^^351

(from^^f!r

common,

unitedly.

3^Ft^i

q3fir o *t^ + 3H) The

thirty-first.

q^o^l a

ad.

(mfn.

from R. 3^) Closely

in the

same

or to the

JHHP'S
same
2

a.

a.

region, belonging to the

Situated

same place

same country.
(mfn.

^H-^-T)

religion, subject to the

(mfn.

Professing the

same duty.

mi

531

3<* ad. Sans. (35+*H)

a.

(mfn.

See

for

TtH^)

Having the

same plan, come

(33+*l

to the

for

a.

(mfn.) Having the

same

^Hf)

resolution.

One-fourth, a fourth

a.

m
( fn.

from33W*K) The fifty-

first.

33^3

(n.

s.

QRg&ggpdi
a.

a.

33 + piT[+) A

path, a road,

33*ftiu (33+*ni) The Hindu outer garMade

with a single breadth of the

s.

One-fourth, the fourth

+ A Jjb) Inclined to one side,

On one side.

(>Q<j?

ad.
(n.

33 + TU'T)

On one side,

a. (corrupt, of

one

(n.

(In grammar) the

33+.^ + *rxt33c

a uniliteral equation.
a.

(mfn.

side.

-31

(/.)

cious,

one

unknown quan-

Colebr. Alg. p. 185.

33 + <Tt<))

Uttering the

Unanimity, concurrence in opinion.

a.

(from

obstinate,

^3 + 3t^)

1.

Pertina-

adhering to what has once

33 +

(From

2.

Belonging to one part or

side, in

333tPl
Turned to one

i)

same opinion, entertaining the same sentiments.

^ot*1 )

aslant, turned to

been declared, dogmatical.

part of a thing, a quarter.

33fft*1

u^s,) At one time, at once.

equation involving only one

333lftir1

cloth.)

monarchy.

singular number.

333f<E>

(Lit.

Subject to

33 + 3"^+^) The authority of

(33

one-sided,

tity,

a way.

ment.

con-

Simultaneous, coeval.

An

fifty-first.

(JT.

33 + 3^+3)

(mfn.

3337^3^1
s.

description, uniform,

one single individual

33^T>r
Fifty-one.

4$fC?t

the same

3<F<r ri^Tv ad.

part, a quarter.

^##1*1

Of

same

kind, of the

q<p^^<P

4 ^+tji'l<)

(mfn.

the authority of one individual, monarchical.

prtTT) One and the same

plan or determination,

8.

Cattle of

A namesake.

s.

33pri>Tr s, (m. 33

3^6

33SW^T a.

^)

same plan of de-

ception or collusion.

formable.

(33+*Tfc[1

same name.

Acting uniformly after

in the

Cattle

See

special burden.

Xl^frtm

a concerted plan, united

33^.

33 +

(mfn.

a.

3lpli m (33+ 0# )

^^'^^I

for special burden.

3^$3ftl

Cattle for special

but one kind of labour.

for

fit

a lock that fastens with a single turn of the

key).

33 + ^5')

a.

burden,

Simply, separately.

532

side.

ad.

On

one part.

ad.

(33 + 3lFl

locat. case of

of

corrupt,

In part, partly.

side, aslant.

3331^" ad. (33+3t3") At one time,

33pftl s.

(m.

3*PPW[^

s.

33+f*ffi ) A name of Kv)VERA.

(m.

4fotfflMftT)

name of

Kuvera.

33{?rfOTl

once upon

a time.

3^3fa*fl

ad. (h.

Jj\Sj\) At once,

all at

once,

suddenly, unexpectedly.
a.

(from

3^5 A

single screw)

Turning once in the manner of a screw (as

ad. (Beng. locat. case of

at once, on a sudden.

333"fa)

All

331

33^

533

3<$< l*T$l.

(from M*$s) The collecting of par-

ticulars into

33ft*1 a.

one

sum.

head, a total

(mfn. from 33f3"

Carey.

OK

rf\?) The twenty-

q<fft*rfas.

33+-fe*tf3)

(/.

33ft *tf^3H

33*T*TtfOTl

a.

(mfn.

Twenty-one.

33f3*rft+3H)

33fTl

(from

a.

33^) Alone,

Loving

33 + f^)

(m.

s.

1.

the edge of cloth or of garments,

single drop.

same end.

common

(m.)

s.

object, striving for the

33fftT43fTl

ad.

ff*Wt9

a.

Hort. Ben.

(-f$\mfn.

p. 75.

33 + 31^X1

+ ^L*1^) Following the same profession

A competitor.

or trade.

(33 + ^3*)

Eating only one meal

(-^To mfn.

a.

same

33 + *!^)

Being of

opinion, unanimous, of one accord.

4^fTf6tfi

a.

q^ft

(33+mfihri

Plastered over once with earth (as

ntffe)
Hindu idols).

an enlargement of one of the

in

Carey.

a swelled testicle.

testicles,

Having the same

(33+ f*TC)

s.

(In gram-

mar) a species of compound word,

in

which the

all

the

members except one

33^& a.

(33 + ^f|)

(mfn. from

33^*.

33 +

(/.

33^f%351

a.

single string

33*tfft

are

Carey.

rejected.

(mfn.

Sixty-orie.

33^3"f^) The

^)
33^ +

a.

sixty-first.

Sixty-one.

3*1) The

first.

of flowers, pearls, &c. worn as a necklace.

ter-

mination, having the same issue,

33^fl

during a whole day.

3^fj

or two

3,ifw S (33+^1 ) The name of a disease

terminations of

s.

3<P<)<*> a.

(33fTl+"^fTl) One

together, a few.

which consists
Zeylanica).

Alone,

a.

Carey.

solitary, single.

rival.

cryptogamous plant

(Osmunda

round

single border

Carey.

short space of time.

Directed to one

solitary, isolated,

single.

33f^lft a. (-ft^ mfn. 33 + -faW + t\)

the

33*1 + *^)

(from

a.

twenty-first.

33"f^
2.

33 + *^) Lonely, solitary, single,

(mfn.

private.

solitude, fond of retirement.

first.

The

33^ a.

534

(-f^ mfn.

33 +

sixty-

+ ^L)

United, come together, assembled, collected.

3^51$

(33+<rrte) An

association, a

body

33*F3^"

a.

of persons, a collection of things.

WOT

a.

{mfn.

33 + Gltfr

Born of the

same mother, sprung from the same

33^

(33 + 3T3^)

a.

Seventy -one.

+ 3fl)

Closely attentive,

having the mind engaged with one object ex-

source.
clusively.

<Qwtat

(m.

s.

33 + Tt3t for Tt3FP) The sole

+ ^) A heifer one

king, an absolute king or ruler.

333P1

a.

(mfn.

33 + ^1*1 )

or form, similar, uniform.

3^Tftn

a.

year old.

Of

the

same shape

\31 (/.) Uniformity.

(33 + C^Wl

for

(Tfa)

Blindly

following an impulse of rage, obstinate, unruly.

33^1^1 a. (33 + $:
331

a.

(from

33kU

a.

same shape
2

from

R."5jj) Single, one.

33)

Alone, solitary, single.

(mfn.

33 + v4jl<pU)

or form, similar, alike.

Having the

3^1

535

536

(-f^T w/k 3^ + 3tff3F^ suffix)

a.

Alone, solitary, single.

3^3*

3^ + 3I53?for ^fe)

3^t?3?a. (mfn.

One-eyed,

monoculous.

+ ^3l|

(mfn. 3<l?

a.

on one object, engaged

intent

exclusively

long side of

in one pursuit

closely attentive

intent,

turbed, unperplexed.

s.

a figure

(n.)

is

The being en-

mind

fixed
a.

Having the

cessive, extreme.

Solitary, private, uninha-

^^t^l + TT)

Pui'suing one ob-

Much,

s.

(^3=1

^t^Tl

If.

entirely, certainly.

+ ^3<1 ) A vow

to take one

3<ft^T

all

Q^+lffi)

(n.

s.

(m.)

2.

One and

1.

mess-mate.

the same

a. (mfn.')

Having

common, messing together.

things in

a. (corrupt,

3<pl?ji<P^ a

of

3<Pf^t*K)

(^t^ + R. ^3 )

s.

Fifty-one.

Partaking of

messmate.

^^

3^WT#l a. (-fW^ rnfn.

+ ^tf^T

Receiving a supply of food from

3T^J

Manu

188.

it.

Ruling alone

(contract, of fl^^RF") Seventy-one.

s.

excessive

2.

meal every other day.

from R.

the whole world, having a wide extent of power.

of spiritual essence

3.

ad.

bited,

one person only.

3^TH3l

Ex-

end, having the same

the same food as others,

subject, intent.

ject exclusively; intent, closely attentive.

33?t^R" a.

to one

one object exclusively;

(mfn.

(mfn.

Tending

1.

result, effectual.

Sfaftf

upon one

3^ + 313")

(mfn.

subdivided.

close attention.
a.

a.

food.
(/.)

in the pursuit of

undis-

The whole of the

which

Colebr. Alg. p. 312.

gaged

Turned towards or

(from 3<) One, only, single.

a.

^^falR a.

(mfn.

S^+^tl^)

Made up

the same numbers or constituent parts

of

uniform,

alike, conformable, similar.

The

unity

A single

the doctrine of one uni-

string of

beads, flowers, &c.

versal spirit.

3^tT[*l

s.

(-^

+ W"K)

Beng. The eleventh day of a lunar month.

Mohun P.
^"fa^fl

a.

p. 131.

(from

^^tfepll

a.

(mfn.

espe-

^W+StffpT + ^-)

In re-

Successively, in regular series, uninterruptedly.

One

or

Morton.

(m.

s.

R.A.S.

portion of the

575.

i.

a monarch, a sovereign.

^^ + =T^) Ninety -one.

^tT^" a. (from 3^ + ^^) Ninety-one.

3+

The

letter

character expressing the sound of

^W=\

Closely at-

ad.

For

3,

or

any

this reason,

on

this account.

3^1*1^5.

A sole ruler,
(from

The name of a

(n.)

Trans.

tentive, intent.

3^1^"

^^Tfel^IW. Sans, (locat. case of ^tfTfZFI)

two together, a few.

s.

Vedas.

Closely attentive,

33*tWfaa. (w/.,^te+ 5ts3)

day of a lunar month.

gular order or succession, successive.

a.

^tlFT a. (mfn. ^l^ + ^IIf^)

intent,

3^1^*1 ) The eleventh

cially the eleventh

A heifer one year old.

Eleven.

(3^ + ^3rT^")

multitude, a

1.

An

undistinguished

number of persons eating

or acting

together without distinction of rank or class.

2.

general inundation.
a.

(mfn.

3<? + ^I^)

Car eg.
1.

Having the same

3<F

537
purpose or object.

538

Having the same mean-

2.

synonymous.

ing,

q^jT^Trl

Loving

soli-

of 3^1*ftf\?) Eighty-one.

a. (corrupt,

Eighty-one.
a.

33*Wtfo + 3H)

(mfn.

The

a.

(from

^-H^ltC?)

wards one

side, leaning to

one side

aslant.

>Q^t^T

a.

plant

Twenty -one times

3^*1) The

(from

twenty-first.

^t^st<5?a?. (from^<f) One by one, alternately,

one

a.

Inclining to-

side,

occupying

(from ^Ptj Single, solitary, alone.

a.

(^^ + 5^4)

>3^ + 3lf^ + ^) The

(iEschynomene

see

a.

(mfn.

Alone, dependent on

^< + ^<?) One by

one, each

(^t^ + ^t !)

Severally,

separately.
1

4J<P<J>*IS ad. Sans,

s.

Twenty-one.

Carey.

(repeated).

QfPWa.

3^*tf3)

(P^\+^U)

grandiflora).

3^>Ht

In the

one's self alone.

(m. from

name of a

^^*[J

singly.

eighty-first.

4^3fflftW

a. (corrupt, of

pgff

^If^

tude, unsocial, retired, lonely.

3^t*fi

ad. (Beng. locat. case of

whole, altogether.

(from^ + *K3)

^<^W

(femin. of

33^1^)

The name

one by one, each separately.

of a medicinal plant (Cissampelos hexandra).

Done

3^t^

a.

(^^ + HI^

from

^^^T )

Lasting only

same purpose,

or with the

for the

same view.

one day, ephemeral.

a.
)

single

meal

in the day.

3#^T;
1

a.

(-"R\

mfn.

Taking a single meal

(from

in the day.

2.

3.

s.

Alike, the same. 2. Single.

^+ r+
5

(/.

The

^pt*Pft1*l
a-

(a. ^jJb)

Certain, sure, reliable, ac-

Q*gK-\\

(mfn.

first

3^f3"*] ) The twentyday of a month. Mohun P. p. 139.

33n5*1

The

a.

(corrupt, of

(from

3^)

(mfn. from

a.

^WW^)

forty-ninth.

^r^trf^^s
s.

Rft)Eighty-

eighty-ninth.

fidence.

curate.

nine.
a.

*Juac) Faith, belief, trust, con-

(a.

thirty-ninth.

Together.

^f^Tfi

Thirty-nine.

Living

3wiWf\iu
1.

0^

^^t^ + t^)

on the same food.

a.

fe owK) The

(mfn. from hl(.<eH

s.

(f

^+S r+
5

W*r^)

Forty-nine.
Fifty-nine.

Solitary, unsocial, single,

alone, odd.

The
-Q^5TT!Tt\3^1

S^.

(from

s.

(3^3*1 + p. b^) A monopoly.

4^) A

sum, a

total.

fifty-ninth.

3t^H^3"f3
nine.

(/.

+ ^ *&$3)

sixty-

3m

539
a.

Wl)

The

540

Qtffa

(mfn.

sixty-ninth.

3l3W*flfa t

q?mf^l

(/.

(mfn.

^^tUli^t

seventy-ninth.
s.

Qfife) The

(from

(from

v. a.

Eleven.

eleventh.

for 3jtl )

To ad-

vance money, to pay revenues in advance.

a.

The

v3^t)

a,

^+^+3rftfo) ty$$$$3

Seventy-nine.

#11

a. (corrupt, of

s.

(from

^K^l

Anticipation of the reve-

nues, advance of money.

The name of a

species of lark

(Alauda Ekoniya. Buchanan's MSS.~). Carey.

Forster.

^dJd!BW9cts (^^rtuTfrom^^lrrt^,
Forster.

) Hesitation.

a. (mfn. 3<5

+ )S^^) Having the same

of 3I^T

a. (corrupt,

resemblance, similar, analogous.

+ '5

x;

1't^[) Miscel-

laneous, mixed in a disorderly manner, like chil-

(a.

statement, a promise, an

engagement.
(p.

i.scX>J\Js\)

written state-

To caress, coax.

dren at play. Carey.

Root,

To quake

K To

i.

shine.

2.

(^Iffe)

or tremble.

ment, a written promise, an indenture, a con-

^sH'P

a bond.

tract,

ad.

from

(3

At

this

ad.

(^+^f for^

^FSjd^s.

Now,

3$f%)

(i'Jj\$>\)

display, a manifestation,

for fSft)
3"tP*fa
(3& for ^ffe , +
The name of a fish (Cyprinus Laookoolee, Bu-

From

this.

chanan's

MSS.).

Carey.

Instantly, presently,
(corrupt,

immediately.

3*^1

^\5FP

this instant,

3*1^31^ ad. (ptifr&Rgty

ad. (from

this account, hence,

Also written

a declaration.
!)

at present.

Q*$fft

+ \SK*P) On

moment,

instantly, immediately.

3^

ad. (y\

therefore, wherefore.

The name of a

Still, yet.

of

fish

(Zeus

in-

Carey.

sidiatus).

This place,
s.

ae?.

In this place,

(locat. case

(corrupt, of

?) Tlie

thick root of the

plantain tree.

here.

Root,
(tf.

will, authority,

ApjLS) Election, choice, free

a.

power, authority,

a.

Ua^ l)

Free

to resist, or

(mfn.') Deaf.

will, choice,

(m.)

Subject to one's choice,

33^1

arbitrary.

Sole, single, unique, incom-

parable, unanimous.
(p.

(^~&U3) To annoy,

power.

(from a.

a. (p.

i.

oppose.

s.

1.

ram.

(femin. of
s.

(m.

2.

Q\5^) A

wild goat.

ewe.

33 + ^3) A

medicinal plant,

used for the cure of ring-worm (Cassia Tora).

from <GlC) Singleness,

peerlessness, excellence, unanimity.

v.

noun

of^f^?) The act of escaping,

the act of getting

off.

542

541

3^3*p
2.

a.

Wicked,

3^1

33^3^

3f^K5)

Relinquished, rejected,

liberated.

a.

turning

(corrupt, of

away

refusal or disapprobation of

the

Carey.

a thing.

Filthy, abominable,

33^5TtK ad.

of^i) Fr om this

noun of

3f3U3) The

relinquishing

a thing, the setting a person or animal at

a.

(from

v. a.

" The

does his net).

to cast (as a fisherman

participle of this verb

To

then means to release, to relinquish."

1.

s. (re.)

at this

(mfn.

a.

Relinquished, rejected.

compounded with

frequently

Now,

locat. case

moment.

3^+3^)

) Similar to this,

equal.

(from R. 3^*1?) To throw away, to

loosen, to relinquish

of

liberty.

Carey.

a. Liberated, relinquished.

ablat.

instant, henceforth, im-

(33^ + 5W

ad. Sans.

(v.

s.

(33^ + 3$tK,

Sans.

mediately.

reprobate.

<33"R

Zffi^ffi + ^T) Be-

(mfn.

longing to the present time.

case

(from

a.

The present

Now.

ad.

tune.

33^+^T)

(m.

s.

33^.

See

pron. Sans.

Deaf and dumb.

perverse.

(from

a.

33+^)1.

(mfn.

give

is

it

Carey.

building constructed of bones,

(mfn.

a.

33^ + ^) Equal

to this,

similar.

3^1^ pron.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 112.)

Sans. (mfn.

comp. as

Now.

Sans.

ad.

This.

will

Frequently used in

be seen from the

articles that

immediately follow.

q^TTf^f^

(mfn.

^^^if^f^)

Be-

sides this, moreover.

rubbish, &c.

&c.

3.

A wall enclosing bones, a tomb,

2.

building of hard substances resem-

bling bones.

Also written 3\5<3?.

Wilson.

OTt^T^W.

Sans.

Immediately

33^+ 3^^)

(-^.

after this.
-

^J

s.

(w.)

as being of black colour, with beautiful eyes

and short

311^^

(m. 3l

Having a deer as

3*1^
(Lit.
s.

a.

s.

JtWST) The moon.

+^

(m.

^) The

Ending

thus, thus

49.

(-^.

33^+ 313^)

this.

33TlPW

from R.

i.

(Lit.

mark.)

its

Sans.

ad.

Besides

33^+ 3I3

Manu

terminated.

wMksH

legs.

s.

(mfn.

a.

kind of deer or antelope, described

ad.

(33^+3irW)

With

refe-

rence to this, compared with this, comparatively,

moon.
than.

Bearing a deer.)

^^C^f|

(femin. of

(mfn. from R.

colour.

2-

^?)
come.

2. Arrived,

an antelope.

a.

this or
1.
s.

Of

(m.)

3^t^^)

1.

produced by

from

(331* + 3Rf*l ) So

ad.

At most.
ad.

So much, so

far, to

this.

(33"^+3lf^ from

R.

deer,
(Lit.

Not exceeding

(331* +3l3f) On

f^F

this.)

this account, for

this reason, therefore.

many.
{mfn.

ad. Sans.

a variegated

variegated colour.

pron. (corrupt, of
long, so

q. v.)

33"!^+ 3f)

this.

Arising from this,

A^l^ad.
^I^l

For

Sans.

(33TT

+ 3R$f locat.

this reason, therefore.

case of

33

543

3v$kl

3ft

(3 + 3"R1 ) Now,

ac?.

Thus beginning,

and so

forth,

Morton.

at this time.

Thus be-

ginning and thus ending,

s.

All the circum-

stances of any thing from beginning to end.

(3 + 3^Tfa"t) Now,

ad.

'33pT3^ a.

(33&1

+ 3^33") Different from

this,

33^3^ (33"&^+ 33^) More excellent than

than

this, better

Z$Sl k<l'

(33T^+3<T) That

a.

very same, the

33"&[fi3

a.

(mfn.

belonging to

33t<Ff^

33^+^3) Attached to this,

a.

(mfn.

this reason,

from

33"!^+ C5j'+'^F) Owing

to

Separated from

33\+<Pi)

Of

a.

so.

33*1

s.

Sans.

this shape, of

Like

33t^Htrr

33l<Tt*^?-ora.

33^

ad.

(33 + Tlt)

See

Not

33^.

this,

33"^, +

correspond-

33^)

(corrupt, of

So many, so

(a.

s.

Agreement,

jUj'I)

concord

(a. ^NoY) Information, news, a report.

s.

(p.

<u\j^lW)

written report, a

(A.jUy:!) Trust, reliance, confidence,

arf.

Between

s.

(a. *Li1 )

3^3Tl*i^^.

(33 for 33^+3^) So many

Sans.

A farm

of lands or duties.

(p-jIj^UjI) One

(from
sion of one

> pron. Sans. Each,

Now,

(from A.^Ly;|) To be relied upon,

a.

who

farms a

district, and lets the land to under-tenants.

Q,

suffix)

for

this,

chance, fortune.

q^ITftl

not so.

within this.

33ft ad.

331

faithful, confidential.

ways, so often.

33<^

mfn.

faith.

(33^+ ^T)

33^3^

^%

ing to this j similar, analogous.

Expiration, the exhaling of air from

33-3^ ad. (33^for 33^+

this,

Such, proportionate to

3^S5 ad. (33 + W.) Within, less, not so much.

ad.

this,

newspaper.

the lungs.

33^lt

(33t<^+3TteT) Only

ad.

this.

this, thus,

Such.

(m.~)

33l<T^)

(instrum. case of

thereby, for this reason.

this,

3tv3 Cf1

(33^+3^)

33^+^^) Thus far,

Wilkins' Gr. 909.

great.

this,

this description.

33f ^ ad.

from R.

such, similar to this.

ad. Sans,

3^Ft^

(mfn.

TJ*[)

ad. Thus, in

much, so long.

besides this.
a.

this,

3 (.3^ pron.

this cause.

33^+ R.

33^, + Trf*1

for

ad. Sans, (from

33t^3l

^^)

this, existing in this.

331

(mfn.

Like

merely

same.

33H*I

v)

a.

33"fa^

By

this.

mfn. from

like, similar to this.

so much, so

other than this.

female antelope.

manner.

this

33) A

(-%

a.

Such, this

w1

at present.

Brahman.

(femin. of

s.

331^*1

<

4<SUl1

331

(m.)

5.

33t^

ccetera.

33^Tt1W^

33*1

544

(33

either.

from pron.

IVilkins'

MS.

33TL +fX

at this time, at present, thus.

who

3^ ad. (3 +
3ft^arf.
tion, this

farms a

*ti for

jl,xUj1)

for

The

profes-

district.

^IrT)

(3+f^
way.

p.

Here, in this place.

ft*L) In

this direc-

546

545

$ft&3f^ad. (^ft^+^ft^)

way

This

and that way.

ad.

(A+fWFl

from

ft^)

In this di-

way.

rection, this

This
that

direction.

Taddhita

sort of adverb of re-

and as such considered

lative days,

day, from

suffix

s.

&c.

WilMns' Gr.

i.

(^<tU3) To grow,

^*^)

047.

3^3*

On

that

See

side.

locat. case of

(3 + ^T^) For

ad.

%&t%)

this
ns

reason,

on

this account.

QWfe&FRad. (3 + *FK5 + ^3 + ^T3)Through

and through.

p. 548. As,

to increase.

Fuel, as wood, grass,

^*I

like.

flHj

Man.

1.

2.

Gr:

Wilkins'

p. 548.

Of such

(mfn.

a.

(From

Wilkins' Gr.

WUsoji. Even, indeed. Carey.

Sans. Thus, so, in this manner, and,

ad.

moreover.

3<t^.

(m. from R.

s.

now,

till

^4)

ad. Sans. Also, even, verily.

(m. from R.

See

(3.

for

far,

In this manner, of this sort, after this mode,

q. v.)

Root,

on the other

33^tRtf.

3+

ad. (from

Thus

^{l/PTpo On another

e. g.

^0 +

be a

to

(Such adverbs are more correctly deducible from

R>

yet.

still,

thus.

The termination of a

**l^po

W\
side,

qfkOlNSfes) ad. (ilftFl+vSfiEFl)

way and that way, in this direction and

(3+^W)

ad.
hitherto,

qualities,

of this description.

R.

Fire.

(mfn.) Increased, grown.

a.

Such,
a.

(mfn. pres. part, proper form, R.

of this sort.

Increasing.

(mfn.

a.

(n.

s.

from R.

t^J Fuel, wood.

See 3<1

This border, this edge,

this extremity.
a.

33 +

Thus formed, thus

shaped.

^^S^

(a. ^ojx.)

s.

exchange

change, a substitute, an

a retribution, a reward.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. *l^) Increased,

>

(a. (jijjt* fjiyt)

grown.

An exchange,

barter.

3T^s.

(n.)

Sin,

guilt,

offence, fault.

2.

(from a. jjoj*) Instead

a.

Blame, censure, reproach.

3Frpn3

(^l+Prfej) For

ad.

^^"tea.
this reason,

(mfn.

of,

33 +3^t?")

in lieu of.

Thus, such,

on
of this description.

this account.

ad.

fife)

(^+fT^IU3

case

of

forf^ft) Of

this sort, of this description, such.

At

this

moment,

at this instant.
a.

(/.)

(>.

.
locat.

female antelope.

See ^-3 and

(mfn.

Such, of such a

description.

^T An Unadi

suffix,

some substantives
elephant, from R.

appearing at the end of

e. g.

s.

(/.)

To do. WilMns' Gr.

she-

871.

^Wflrf. (3 + 31^)

3^1^

s.

(a.

This time, this once, now.

The

text of a work, a

reading, a phrase, an idiom, style.

QP\

547

^1<T ad. (from pron.

^^ ^?)

Now,

(3 + 3^3) Thus,

ad.

at this time.

such,

so,

in this

^-ilfW

Also written

^fct'lfa^i
2.

An

s.

cJjUc)

(a.

In this manner,

1.

The name

colour,

and used as a

"

Wilson.

It

appears

be the powder of some mineral ore/' Carey.

(m.)

name

of Ktjvera.

See

building, an edifice.

upper-room.

^^V^t^s.

(from a. c->;Uc) Belonging to a

a.

to

Also written

thus, such, so.

brown

reddish

drug and as a perfume.

(3 + 3^ from R. *Pt)

3*3FT ad.

3^1 + ^31)

of a granular substance, apparently vegetable,

of a

manner.

(from

s.

548

HcrJIX^ Si

(a.

^UO

Garments, cloths.

Science, wisdom, knowledge.

^a,

building.

3*fl
^3|s3l

(from^+34\5) This

s.

border, this edge,

this end.

From
end to

^TT

that.

patronymics,

first

subjoined.

is

it

requiring the change

suffix,

Vriddhi of the

which

e.

vowel of the word

Tfrrni

g.

serves to form

It

spring of the goddess

An

(m.)

s.

A Kridanta

suffix,

tives are derived

s.

bird,

(m.)

s.

by which some substan-

To

from R.

e. g.

The

Wilkins'

fly.

castor-oil plant,
is

made,

(.

Q< H
I

(a.

The

Palma

Christi

a.

thus.

SRSGi

ad.

manner, thus.

The name of a

prinus marginatus. Buchanan's MS.*).

(from

s.

Cardamomum).

^^1) Cardamoms
Hort. Ben.

it.

fish

(Cy-

Carey.
(Alpinia

p. 2.

A
dark coloured spots upon

cowrie with

(Cyprsea caput ser-

Carey.

kind

of

comfit or sugar-plumb.
(a. ^.ic)

A medicine

cure.

The name of a
plant

(Mimosa

octandra).

The cardamomplant ?

in this

locat. case of

3Pj

(a. i^-^St) Divinity, godhead".

manner,

This mode, this description.

(3 + 35P1

dls) Having connection

a wish, an inclina-

(3 + 3^1) Of this form,

s.

J*

castor-oil plant

See ^<Cv3.
desire,

(p.

from the seed

a disposition.

tion,

3<fP|

s.

(a. dylt) Connection, coherence, union,

^H^fk l^ a.

^^Tt^s.

3^3+^)

Cardamoms.

attachment.

pentis.)

(Ricinus communis).
I

s,

W\)

(from

s.

see As. Res. n. 355.

The cardamom-plant.

^ Csj^.

(Ricinus communis).
s.

sj^ff^j

iMtft

from verbal roots

of which castor-oil

3^v3^

2.

3^*^ s

Gr. 845.
^1^"^3

Cardamomum:

Wilson.

a.

e. g,

Wilkins' Gr. 900.

(m.)

or Alpinia

Wilkins'

(mfn.) Belonging to a town, from

s.

off-

Small cardamoms, the seed of the

cardamomum, New London Pharm.,

with another.

Ganga

Gr. 888, and adjectives,

town.

(/.) 1.

3*1 l^O

Taddhita

called
to

this

s.

Eletteria

Kridanta
)

In this

adjectives

suffix,

by means of which

and substantives of a

are derived

from roots

e, g.

reflective sense

550

549
(mfn.) Splitting

itself,

The

(ra.)

s.

split

Cooking or ripening

a. (mfn.^

and

To

from R.

ripen,

3t.$0<P

to cook.

^iii^CsJ

^^JUl) To

(from

v. a.

owing to

Hence, on

untie,

locat. case

(3 + t^5 + ^) Having

a.

reason,

Loose, unconnected, incoherent.

a.

(3 + *$tFT

ad.

of

In this place, here.

itself,

To

sun, from R.

3^TFT

this,

this for its

caused by

ad.

this.

this account, therefore, accordingly.

to

loosen, to disengage.

Idle talk,

in-

^W3) To

talk

coherent, inconsistent talk.

q^XTt^fsr^J v. a. (fFgti +

incoherently, to chatter.

The

twelfth vowel of the

more properly a diphthong

as a

(v.

noun of

The

act of

as a

rhyme

A respectful

interj. Sans.

An
s.

alphabet, or

has the sound of

ai as in aisle (of a church).

ad. Disorderly, loosely.

^^H1*T

it

rhyme

Detached, loose, confused, discomposed.

to it)

Hindu
:

2.

interjection of,

Calling.

3.

1.

particle of address.

Remembering

Summoning,

(aye, ha).

(hola, ho, heigh).

untying or loosening.

pron. That, the same, yon. ad. Yonder, there.

to

v^^IO)

^^irtr^^l

see

it),

same
Root,

Sans.(

jjron.

s.

3^11

nom.

mains' Gr.

This,

331

To go

i.

(m. R.

sing. masc. of

33^)

^+^3I Tl) A

Wilson.

goldsmith's

(f.

balance,

3^1

s.

R-

^+^1)

assay-scales.

2.

1.

An

goldsmith's

(/.

(^#+^$r4+t^)

s.

iron

or steel

4^fflft<#t
female

Wilson.

probe.

animal.

2.

1.

The possessor of one

resi-

dence.

balance.

Wf|

single-hoofed

MS.

a robber.

thief,

not cloven,

is

Wilkins'

3#ffR$

wish, a desire.
)

being of the

An animal whose

m. from

hoof

3^+3FT) An iron arrow.

3^*lf3 + 3I) The

(n.

racy.

p. 112.

(R.

s.

or approach.

s.

opinion, agreement, conspiracy, confede-

R.

3^+311) A

wish, a desire.

(femin. of

^3^ftf^) A

thief.

s . (n.

same

s.

3^ + 3$ + XT) The being

opinion,

agreement,

confederacy

of the
;

de-

votedness to the pursuit of one object exclua.

(-'fk^mfn. 3^1 + 3^) Wishing,

sirous of.
a.

Only used

in

comp.,

de-

e. g.

(mfn.) Well-wishing, from f5/3

s.

Advan-

sively, consistency.

^Tf^fl. (3^ + 31^ + ^)

tire,

tage,

excessive,

much,

Complete, en-

relating to one thing.

^tjlsj^ s.

(j[fJS,\)

announcement.

An

^^^tfiNt

ad.

<W*I

(m.

advertisement, a public

s.

($G\f$G + $[)
$+3t3")

Inevitably.

The

letter

or

$"tt

551

any

other

sound

the

expressing

character

fe+l&H + f5 ) Magical,
legerdemain, s. (m.) A juggler.

^^3Ttf%^ a.

(mfn.

pertaining to

of

^tft^

^)

(3^ + 3T$7T +
s. A tertian

a.

tidian, ephemeral,

$Jjt

(n.

s.

^jTt + 3I) The

Daily,

quo-

s.

of the plant

(n.

harmony

^^ + IT)

which Indra

east,

the east-

the regent.

The

2.

the second half of

the

it

called

also

is

Colebr.

Cakes of
Alg.

is

name of the eighth day of

month Margasirsha ;

Unity, singleness, oneness,

a product, an aggregate.

The

1.

(f.

quarter, of

called Inguda.
s.

Perceptible to

the senses, sensual, present, perceived.

fever or ague.

fruit

^PilU + <^)

(mfn.

a.

552

on

rice are offered

this

p. 312.

A s. Res.

day to the manes of ancestors.

3^31

s.

$^> + vFl)

(f

in. 269.

Singleness, oneness,

(^ + 5T3)

a.

unity.

So,

such.

ad.

In this

manner.

$3J\j|Pfaa.

^^jl + ^rH^f)

(mfn.

United,

(from

a.

Of one

(m. from

s.

voice,

a wilderness.

forest,

#fft<) The name

of In-

dra's elephant.

unanimous.
Voluntary, arbitrary,

owing to one's

^Tl<sJ

s.

free will.

Willingness.

Mohun P.

3.

fruit

An

2.

(Artocarpus Lacucha).

or ser-

pent-race inhabiting the infernal regions.

5. (w.)

one of the chiefs of the

Indra's bow unbent, the rain-bow. Wilson,

Belon ging to a male an-

(In

telope.

4.

Naga

serpent

p. 110.

(mfn.

^<\<^+^) Indra's elephant,

(m.

the elephant of the north-east quarter.

orange.

a.

(p. fjtjtj)

aggregated.

common

a.

language) Huge, monstrous, very

great.

ging to the

male black antelope.

fe-

Wilkins' Gr.

See

^Tfa^l
2.

900.

Ravi
m. from

The designation

a portion of the Rig-Veda.

As. Res.

*.

Traditional instruc-

knowledge founded on

tion,

R.A.S.

i.

S'RWW**

tradition.

(m.

tf35PT + ^) An

histo-

^FTST
jWtffl

(n.)

s.

s.
:

a.

(mfn.

^'H + ^I)

the god Indra.

(m.

(Lit.

quarter

moon.
a.

The

an adversary.

t^rf^Tl + SI) A

The descendant

title

of

Ku-

of Ilavila, wife

of PULASTYA.)

(mfn. from ^t*^) Lunar, relating to the

a.

s.

vera.

Trans.

Wilkins' Gr. 903.

rian.

3.

Enmity.

^ftftfT

567.
s.

Lightning.

Panjdb.

An enemy,

(from

s.

vm.

-31

t^fsJ^ + XT)

(n.

river in the

1.

elephant.

of

407. 419. 420.

<$f^5?

(f

s.

The female of Indra's

perfume.

See

3*T3t^

north-east
(f. from *ffa") The
that over which Siva presides.

Supernatural,

(mfn.

vine.

Sacred, or relating to
>

Wilkins' Gr. 897.

*3 *ft a.

(from ^1*1

Supernatural, divine.

di-

JUL

553

D ivine,

(mfn.

a.

sacred or

belonging to the Supreme Deity.

($%%+$)

a.

v^^P

(n.

*,

expressing the call of this bird, and of two or

Super-human power,

\33TT^^

Wrfb^

i.

the

divine

2.

faculties

invisibility,

of

(corrupt, of

&c.

^3 ind.

opulent, wealth,

power, influence.

m%f)

The

pre-

sent year.

(mfn.

a.

The lowing

\3"^Tl

s.

or grunting of a bull.

Sfeft?) Sweepings,

(from

dirt, refuse,,

leavings.

.^JXTIT^ a d. Sans, (from pron.

v$W3>

wilderness, a forest.

Ambitious,
s.

+TT) The being

(n.

s.

^1

See

A pillow -case.

^ll<v31)

u^j) A

(p.

576.

desirous of power.

$*f>

The night -raven

(Gallinula nycticorax).

(^fb+^TSp)

a.

(\33lt^+^)

s.

Great power, su-

f.

omnipotence,

R.A.S.

Trans.

Carey.

Divine.

premacy, grandeur, glory, pomp, majesty.

omnipresence,

Also an imitative sound

(Gallinula nycticorax).

three species of Ardea.

^fe + TT)

554

noun of

(v.

s.

Belon ging to

\3$1

l^CsJ) The raising of

Sfet3)

(from

a.

weapon

the hand or of a

^WT + CD)

the present year.

^3T>t*r

Also written

to strike a blow.

Thrown away,

useless,

rejected, cast out.

a.

(mfn.

Pertaining to the
s.

present state,

belonging to mundane

(m. for

\3^ 7T

) 1.

A house.

2.

An asylum,

affairs,

a place of refuge, a haunt.

temporal, secular.

s?feFT?fU (-fH
Concerned

about

The name of
rnfn.

3ft3 + Ttf*FL)

mundane

affairs,

Indica,

Verbena

lentus.

Carey.

worldly-

minded.

Sabda S.

three plants, viz. Xyris

and Hibiscus escu-

nodiflora,

The same

as

3jf^,

q. v.

p. 37.

\3^*C,s. (a.jUj) Goodness, superiority.

\3<^s. (m.)

1.

house, an abode.

2.

A place

or

of refuge, an asylum.
v3

\3^t3*

The

thirteenth vowel of the

having the sound of o

in the

Hindu

alphabet,

or addressing

respectfully.

And,

^3 pron. (h. sj)

He,

fruticosa).

^^RooT,

p. 73.
2.

s33IT^

s.

any
.

office

of a Wakil or

s.

v^t 5
(p.

<uUi^JK,)

power of

at-

torney.

of a plant (Tetranthera

Hort. Ben.

See

s.

nS^TVTW

that.

The name

letter

attorney.

^t*^
too, also, even.

The

(a.

s.

\3 conj.

The

word abode.

A particle of calling

^3 interj. Sans.

(m.

s.

other character expressing the sound of ^3

The night -raven

or

common crow

To

(^3

i.

adorn.

suffice.

4.

To

3.

>Jl3)

To be

1.

To be dry

or acrid.

able or competent, to

refuse or prevent.

>83

555

The name

That place.

There, in that place.

\3 5

a.

(from

arf.

foej) Et cetera, and the

a.

vocative

particle,

employed

in

from R.

(to.

s.

Manu

of water.

abundance
music).

1.

the whole.

2.

3.

Quick time

ix. 54.

4. Tradition.

stream, a current
multitude, an

s.

s3^+<pl< ) The

(m.

(in

mystic syllable

nowing

Carey.

up and

(from

3^ + R. B^j To winnow.

+ R. 3^?) An agreement

(from

Carey.

raised place in a
sleeps.

(s3\lf3)

x.

The packthread with which the mouth

(v.

is

sewed up, a seam of mats or sacks

^fot^)

noun of

or ascending.

1.

To

live, to

and organs.

2.

(from

s.

have the

To be

2.

1.

The

Recovery from

act of rising

illness.

3.

The

^>^ + R. ^1)

Recovery from

1.

Rising, ascent.
Cultivation of

3.

illness.

strong

waste land.

able.

(a. ,jU)

s.

*.

An

excuse.

See

\3s5l 4^.

rising up,

See

(m.)

s.

s.

(a.

v3iS%3
A

measure, a weight.

A weighman,
who weighs
**33R^

(a.

s.

\33F^s.

(w.

.jtf.)

R.

Gold.

5.

a person

An

a.

NfftetT

v. a. ( cans.

(v.

s.

apology, an excuse.

^3^+ 3FT )
;

1.

appearance.

v. n.

Light, splendour.
3. Strength.

4.

6. Vitality, vital

action as appearing in the fetus.

Wilson.

S^\

+ v3f&

from

v3f%3) A

ofv3f%S3)To lift

a thing

The

noun

act of

lift-

ing up, elevating, or raising.

Metallic lustre.

warmth and

(>3"l

a rising up repeatedly.

up, to elevate, to raise.

articles.

2. Manifestation,

(fromvSTfcl

joined with packthread, a sewing, a girth.

2.

^^FT

see

breaking up and cultivating of waste land.

^Wt^US

vital faculties

^33[

^1) The profession of a snake-

cultivating of waste land.

s.

^"^1

and

who

exorcist.

cow-house on which the owner or keeper

^"^T s.

Also

corn.

n3^Root,

snake-catcher, one

concerning the rent to be paid for the breaking

of a sack

noun of \3^f^T3) The act of win-

(v.

v. a.

Also

(from

s.

sSfft^ s.

species of lark (Alauda Ongiya.

Buchanan's MSS.~)
s.

S^) A

Carey.

q. v.

\3T^FT

by charms, a charmer, an

OTtf^T

s.

^3<pt<r

om R.

cures the bite of snakes, and casts out evil-

Instruction, advice.

5.

As. Res. v. 66.

district of Mit'hild.

catcher or exorcist

respectful address.

s3^T

s. (fr

spirits

and so on.

interj.

used in the

v3^1

Vomited.

like,

Ojha, one of the proper names of persons

s.

(from S^tflt^rj The act of vomiting.

s.

of a tree (Scytalia Danura).

Carey.

case of

locat.

556

(from

3^ + R. ^1)

stand up, to ascend.

2.

To

1.

To

rise,

recover from an

to
ill-

3. To come out of disgrace or distress.

To break up or cultivate waste land.

ness.
4.

v3\STOs5

s.

(corrupt, of

+R.T1F3) The

wrapping of the clothes round the whole body.

Uneven, unequal, odd (as a number).

Carey.

558

557

<T3 + f>!F?) The name

(corrapt. of

*.

Carey.

of a tree (Sonneratia acida).

s3\pT

SnL) The

(from R.

s.

\33*7fT

flowering shrub (Hibiscus

Rosa

Sinensis).

Also the flowers of the red Hibiscus.

^331
2.

s.

(from R.

measure

v3vil?W

for

fly

1.

2.

Carey.

Flight, the act of flying.

of

v3f^3) To

(S$3l+*k5l)
and

nately rising

1.

cause a

\3U3*fl

(from

country, Orissa.
s.

An

\33^F3 a. (^+ P5^) Resembling the

of a cat

fifth.

v3E3*rTC3 ad. (\3C3 + ^lT3)

To

fly

away.
of a

225.

vii.

v^fe arf.

Hindu music)

vft) (In

2.

Manu

Food

SH^fl s.

tana, and from the sea to Sammallpur.

See \3K5*t1

son.

its

Sinensis,

Carey.}

buscade

Boiled

rice.

in general.

{J.

v3"^T + ^)

(v3

a.

A plant

+ f^for f^%)

(Sida cordifolia).

That

case of

(from

direction,

v3fR^)

In

Disagreeable, un-

a.

Moist, wet, damp, soft

(from R.

by means of wetness

or greenness.

Moist
not well dried after

\3Uif$rfr"

to take

away,

^) A

screen,

an am-

s.

its

rice

cleansing.

(^Oll + ^lrr) Moist

well dried after

s

^3 +

bank of a
which

+ R.

1.

harmonious, harsh (as the voice of a singer).

^Ptfe

to abstract.

(from 311

S^+^FT)

There.

that direction, in that way.

rice

To remove,

s.

^fr)

flower (Hibiscus mutabilis, Wil-

H. Rosa

from

As.

The China-rose, the

plant or

slink off,

that way.

^30l1

225.

To

se-

x. 44.

name of a counextending from Medinipur to Mdnakapatvii.

Privately,

"SpTO

ad. (Beng. locat.

2. The name of a country, the northern part of

Orissa.
As. Res. v. 56. 3. The name of a

Res.

(3 +

(mn. from R.

s.

v3"Pt^*.

vSF3s.(?n.)l.The China -rose (Hibiscus mutabilis).

try,

Secretly,

to go secretly.

Carey.

tribe or nation (Uriya,?*)

^)

ad. (\3+SlTi for ^5Tt=T) In that place, there,

Perdition, total

^^Ul*!) The name

(from^^ + R.

ascending

case of

locat.

act of alter-

?)

As. Res.

freaks

irregular, confused, disorderly.

\3t3 ad. {Beng.

^SK*^

(corrupt, of

s.

house, a dwelling.

cretly, clandestinely.

destruction.
v. n.

Carey.

therein.

The
2.

falling.

bare by reason of

A cat.

(m.)

s.

a scattering or dispersing.

lie

concealedly, clandestinely.

articles.

noun of ^vjl^CvJ) The putting a

thing to flight
s.

to scatter, to disperse.

v.

\&5W51

dry

(caus.

v. a.

thing to

$3 )

^j) A

\3si*1^s. (a.

The name of

1.

when they

is tied,

the thatch being decayed.

act of flying.

(from v33 + *5ff)

5.

house

is

p Tfa)

river

to

its

The

not

further or opposite

the further side of any thing

be passed over or through,

ad.

Across, over.

any thing which conceals from view,

the bamboo cross-rods to which the thatch of a

rice, rice

cleansing.

To
over (a river), to cross.

pass

;.

559

560

^^ind.

Saiis. (contraction of

nu,

name

of Vish-

and i5 of Brahma)

of Siva,

mystic

^ a name

Is

of the Deity, prefacing

The

all

the

p? ayers, and most of the writings of the Hindus.

According to

pretended etymology

its

^^'T

(v.

s.

noun of v3f^fU3)

scending or dismounting.

vSPI^at!

s.

A.

S.

570.

i.

vm.

As. Res.

75.

ii.

15.

ii.

R.

Yes, amen, so be

2.

(a.^c)

1.

it.

a man's age.

(s3Ht^

s.

+3^)

for

(caus. of

suffix

which appears

some substantives and

verbal roots

by

stool.

Purging and vomit-

difficult,
;5

TT^t^"

s . (to.)

A good

Hard,

SiH'fa

fe\3 ) The

or causing a thing to descend

;

be anxious, to prick

T^

;y

man, from R.

launching,

the landing

the launching of a

vessel.

To
v. n.

Wilkins' Gr. 846.

be patient, to bear.

noun of

s. (v.

goods from a ship or boat

^F^To

from R.

morbus.

end of

at the

(to/.)

a.

cause to

The

adjectives derived from

e. g.

A kind

descend, to land from a ship, to launch a vessel

ing, cholera

An Unadi

stool). 3.

v3pTO) To

night-raven (Gallinula nycticorax).

\3^"

act of descending,

(by

of sweetmeat.

to discharge

v3TTt^5

The

A dejection

v. a.

Life, the life-time,

A plumb-line.

2.

(Arum campanulatum).

a descent. 2.

Wilhins' Gr. p. 548.

\3"T<^s.

act of de-

would

it

Trans.

386.

The

(4H + ^?) A plant with a bulbous

esculent root

imply the three in one or the Hindu Triad.

Manu

1.

To come down,

to descend, to dis-

mount.
^3^"

s.

<j A

(corrupt, of

boundary, an end.
interj.

^5R"^s.

jj^) The

(a.

leaf of a book, a sheet of

women when

vocative particle employed

addressing those of their

by

own sex.

paper.

^3^5.
The name

s.

V3^

robusta).

\3Wi

(H.

S.

of sewing

s3^^1

UyO

The name of a

stitching

particular kind

two breadths together.

(corrupt, of

a.

>AlUg?)

Undertaking,

s.

N3^i

s.

p. 65.

vS^fl

s.

(/.

ripe.

3^+3H)

Pungency, pungent

from ^3^ + R.

<4"i)

An

annual plant,

Also written

s. (to.)

An

vS^fMfS s. (to. \3^H1 + *tf3) The moon.

esculent

The

(Lit.

lord of herbs.)
s.

As. Res. x. 19.

Root,

i.

(\3*TUfo) and

dart or throw up.

initial ^3

as an

^^tll3" s.

s
x. (v3

^^q.

{Holland,

(to.

v3^fl + 5h) The moon.

(Lit.

lord of herbs.)

TOTf3)

(N.B. Some consider the

Anubandka

and make the root

pea.

R.

taste or flavour.

The

To

(to.

3^+31) A burning, a combustion.

(Arum campanulatum). Also written ^31^

Hort. Ben.

^3^3

R.

diagonal.

Wet, damp.

a. (mfn. )

root

(a. l_-^jj)

s. (to.

a deciduous herb, one that dies after becoming

bold, daring, intrepid, wicked.

\3U^"?[^

Frost, snow, cold, dew.

(Shorea

of a timber-tree

\3^T^r3

v. a.

To

serve a mill or pedal with rice

or grist whilst another person

works

it.

or indicatory letter,

S3^ft3l

v.)

3) A Rounceval-

s.

(gerund of

v3^t\3) The

ing of the pedal with rice while

v.

noun

it is

The

supply-

working.
serving a

562

561

pedal with rice while

or

mill

Heaped near

a.

or

it

supplied to

working.

is

the mill or

pedal.

v33"fc

Width,

s.

(caus.

v. a.

to raise the

fire,

v3^tl
a

burn

To

stir

wick of a lamp.

lamp

stirring

make

to

it

same as au

in the old pronunciation

of St. Paul's.

&
The

the raising the wick of a

fire,

the fourteenth vowel, sounded like ou in

Au,

house, the

of3^C3)

noun of

(v.

s.

girth.

interj.

respectful term of address.

interjection of,

Calling (ho! hola!)

1.

Prohibition, and, 3.

The

s.

\3*i<PKw) The

(from

s.

stirring

make

it

the raising the wick of a candle to

burn

S3^l f l\3

a.

especially the upper lip.

lip,

^+

(mfn.

come

lips,

See

Come

to the lips (as the soul of

to

The

(m.

\3$t<tRl

from

^fSQ)

Fitness, propriety.

the
Fitness, propriety,

a dying

lip).

lips (Lit.

Commonly used

^5E>)

s.

^^Tt^

s.

+ XT)

(n.

(mfn.

a.

lips,

coppery.
Sm

(v3$> +<Tc'i)

merous

^)

Made

2.

fig-tree.

s.

the regent of death.

particular

Persian tune.

^TiR

a.

Wk*)

sS^i;"^3! s

name of a

s.

(p.

Width,

vOTfa)

girth.

of copper,

1.

(/w.)

2. (.)

A name of Yama,
A kind of leprosy.

Copper.
s.

+ IT)

(n.

Excessiveness,

madness, troublesomeness, fury, drunkenness,

rashness, rage.

Broad, wide.

^yLjLA

from

g. <tto/x)

The

^3^6

s.

(n.

^^f+TT)

Excellency, per-

dried plant, used as a medicinal drug

^retf^a. (mfn.^^U + t^) Shrinking,

Gladwin).

(from

ad.

3lf3 + R. *$\) The hoarding up

fearful,

s.

(m.)

thief.

Williins

MS.

The second descendant

(%^|ter

of
locat.

In that place, there, thither.

interj.

Made

with the wood of the glo-

of things.

^^StFT

1.

fection, distinction.

(Stoechas,

vSWl

s.

(from

a.

3.

SS^fc

Wide.

Colebr. Alg.

Height.

labial letter.

jit*) The name of a

(a.

Height, elevation.

p. 100.

labial.

S3^l

$55)

from

(n.

The

in the

(mfn. \3& + TT) Belonging to the

a.

aptness, suitableness.

upper and lower

dual

any

^Wl+^) A herd of oxen.

(/.

person).

>3$ftte

(m.

s.

or

letter

character expressing the sound of

better.

(m.) The

s.

Of

2.

Of Asseveration.

better.

^^tfa
fire

Also an

case of

Manu.

^fr")

^33"

a.

Manu

(from

i.

$3^)

62.

Gross.

Carey.

A name

vocative particle.

of

^|

563

Dhruva

mythology) the son of Uttana-

(in

pada, and grandson of the

first

Manu;

(in

astronomy) the polar star or the north-pole

a.

Deceitful, de-

(mfn.
Wilkins'

ceptive.

MS.

it-

(n.

s.

564

TfeVW

wheel.

self.

900.

(?r.
a.

Colebr. Alg. p. 313.

(mfn.} Gross.

See
a.

Belone>

(mfn.

ing to the religious institution of the twice-born,

Prodigious,

(mfn.

a.

Manu

portentous, astonishing.

(mfn.

a.

SMffl+t^)

ing to an oblation.

^*P?>

\3"&rT+3^)

&%f%3s.

(n.

s.

(n.

s.

frtftfe

+ TT)

Generosity, munifi-

OTIfte
right,

a.

(n. ^"Pft^T

+ ir)

(a.

Solitude, solitariness,

belonging

Violence, tumult,

op-

Jj!)

(n.}

made

to a

woman

The

(a. LZJjyi)

(m.

staff of

Pertaining to

Expedient,

best, chief.

first,

tree (Liriodendron

p. 43.

woman.

3^q+3T) A

coarse woollen blan-

ket.
.

(w.

v!)Tq+<P)

at
i.

e.

flock of sheep.

^^H^I+^I) A

(mfn.

a.
gift

+ <)

WtlT + l^)

Hort. Ben.

Relating to

(mfn.
s.

fit,

Morton.

The name of a

s.

3<3?
a.

Right,

proper.

lilifera).

^F3 + IT)

a fasting.

particular tree, the Pilu.

(mfn.

pression, mischievousness.

marriage,

Wfa + t^)

(mfn. $*Hif*l

a.

fit,

s.

(n.

fast,

(mfn.}
a.

a. (mfn. ^"^^ + ^31) Aquatic,

Manu i. 44.
or living in water.

s.

(mfn.

a.

to

loneliness.

*3%C0

a.

wood of a

Great, generous, liberal.

to,

^^fa^ + ^I) A

attributes or properties.

cence, liberality, greatness of soul.

s.

(n.

+ <<) A
the

S^t^fl/T + IT) Aversion

(n.

s.

Similitude, similarity,

Butter-milk with

worldly pursuits.

^rfa>

Pertaining

proper, becoming.

an equal proportion of water.

^Xtfcfl-P

+W)

cook.

Wilkins Gr. 903.

\^WH^ + ^l)

$*tfw.#)

resemblance.

Selfishly vora-

cious, gluttonous.

(mfn.

Regret, anxiety,

(mfn.

a.

a.

to a deposit, deposited.

uneasiness; the longing for a thing; zeal.

(m.

the Hindus.

68.

ii.

Pertain-

Morton.

Natural.

vS^^ + TT)

(n.

s.

2.

1.

among

or the three upper classes

by a wife of the same

legitimate child,

class.

Manu

ix.

her marriage.
159. 162-166.

O^tft?^

s.

from

(n.

3*^ + 31^) A multitude

of the descendants of

s^iW *^
5

s.

(n.

Upagu.

S*|

of metre, a species of Vaitaliya.

405. 407. 409.

vifa^P

a.

(mfn.

S^+TT).

See

The name of a plant (Sonneratia

acida).

sort

Hort. Sen.
As. Res. x.

fWfe<*

5.

p. 38.

(mfn.

f +C^ + t^)

Obse-

565

566
the ng in king, and must be preceded, but can

quies performed in honour of a deceased person.

a.

Due

(mfn.)

Also written

after death, funereal.

&$s.

5&, + 31)

(m.

from

(n.

s.

^ <*h
f>

Submarine

w 5^) A

fire.

flock of owls.

(^"^^^i+^T) Excessiveness,

s.

abundance,

a.

never be followed by a vowel.

to a deceased person for a year

super-

Excessive, superabundant.

Called Ardha-chandra.

It is

a peculiar

Ben-

( ) Anusby a vowel, e. g.

gali nasal, similar to the Sanskrit

1.

s.

cow's hair.
4.

The

2.

The handle of a
bed.

3.

made

of

wara

but

it

may be

followed

chair or stool.

(Andropogon

root of a fragrant grass

muricatum).

fan

See

Pungency. Also written

s.

drug

medicament, a

from

(n.

any herb, mineral, &c. used

s.

(-^

in medicine.

o Called Visarga.

One who

m.

(mfn. vifclH

+ ^I)

fol-

lowed by a vowel.

prepares medicines, an apothecary.

a.

a very audible aspirate,

It is

and must be preceded, but can never be

Medicinal, per-

taining to medicine.

(.

The nature

or action of a

Wilkins' Gr. 984.

camel.

3$ + 31^)

(n.

s.

herd of camels,

a.

a camel (as his hair, &c.)

(mfn.') Pertaining to

Wilkins' Gr. % 902.

^s.
(n.

s.

$^ + 3FTW)

from

$ S3I + XT)

first

it

in forming ad-

generally requires the change called

first

vowel of the word to which

Climate,
it is

subjoined

^T3FP

e. g.

A man

(m.)

s.

of

the second or military tribe, <lv5l*P< a. {mfn.)

Heat, warmth.

Wilkins'

men

Belonging to
tribe;
a.

ft^W

s.

of the second or military

(m.)

3$

s.

(m.)

camel,

Belonging to a camel, &c.

form diminutive nouns,
s.

It

has a nasal sound like

(m.)

little

s.

and

it is

goes

(mfn.)

also used to

e. g.

son

who
a.

It is

employed to mark deterioration

2

O^f^

wrong path,

(mfn.) Relating to a wrong path,

wrong

Anuswara.

alphabet,

k.

much used

suffix,

Vriddhi of the

Gr. 975.

^ Called

Hindu

consonant of the

Taddhita

jectives

temperature. (Lit. Heat and cold.)

(n.

The

having the sound of the English

A
Heat, ardour.

s^Wt^

son,

sometimes

e. g.

s.

567

568

(m.)

^JP^

horse,

mark

It also serves to

(m.) Like a horse.

s.

(m.)

s.

The

4.

Wind.

1.

soul.

a J.

similarity

sorry horse.

3T^<$

e. g.

substance in large grains, the size of a pea

probably some sort of pyrites.

Carey.

Wilkins' Gr. % 902.

Brahma.

2.

The

3.

Krishna, or of Vishnu

from pron.

ft

^ OTf|lI

Who?

in the

A name

of

character of

sun.

Krishna.

(Lit.

The enemy of Kansa.)

Wilkins' Gr. 899.

(n.) Bell-metal.

s.

^^TW^"

Where ?

C^k^T+'^MT) A

(from

s.

calf

under three months of age.

s.

A species

(corrupt, of

tianus scandens, Laceptde.

Buchanan's MSS.).

^t

The head.

5.

3>o pron. Sans.

(m.)

s.

s.

offish (Lu-

Perca vagabunda,

UV*P) A kind

for

giggling or cackling noise, as in

laughter or crying.

Carey.

(^ + Ht^

^^^indecl.

of

^^Root,

1.

i.

be unsteady.

3.

To be

To be proud.

thirsty.

4.

To

2.

(Also with

fish, see

To

the insertion of a nasal

(corrupt, of

<Pfb3) A

(m.) Gold.

s.

pron. (h.

1^+^^)

(corrupt, of

s.

Some, a few,

<^"^s.

of a

Carey.

(p.

s.

<GU juj) A

a.

v.

<S<!^) To groan,
make a crowing noise

(from R.

to cackle, to

^m,

prison.
s.

(a. ujj/) Spirituous 1 lquors, intoxication.

^3^1 a.

(v.

33tpr.
<$<?!<

3^<^

^TWlrft a.

noun of

59*3)

(from

Pitts') A

(m.

s.

^ + ^T^")

The

Intoxicated, drunken.

(corrupt, of

^f*l +

(-\f.)

or

ft) Con-

&c.

mit or peak of a mountain.

goblet.

Carey.

See

2.

(mn.)

metal,

3.

1.

The hump

bull.

2.

An

4.

The sum-

The

hips and

loins.

goblet, a drinking-vessel.

4.

measure.

3.

also brass,

(_^ m

^TjTFT s
2. A mountain.
.

^<3*tt<

s.

(n.

from

^T^+H^)

^JTT + T'R") The

1.

bull.

cavities of

See <P<T>*K^"

brazier.

(^3. f.)
s.

Wilson.
the loins.

^^T5TTfe^

3? or any

1.

tutenag or white copper;

bell-metal.

letter

mn .)

3^

The name of the uncle and

enemy of Krishna, by whom he was slain.
(?.)

groaning, a sob-

Chief, pre-eminent.

applied to women).

s.

groaning,

ensign or symbol of royalty, as the white parasol,

<^^T

on the shoulders of the Indian

tentious, querulous, scurrilous, brawling (only

(m.)

in

character expressing that sound.

Seet^C^.

s.

to

bing, a crowing sound as that of a crying child.

prisoner.
s.

moan,

moaning, the making a noise like crowing.

(from a. <xj) Imprisoned, confined,

a.

<P<pl^W
crying.

(a. <\Jj) Confinement, imprisonment.

^TTjltHl

several.

^RN-') The name

tree (Feronia elephantum).

0.

pigeon.

(^^ + Htfe^) A

metallic

ter,

as

east,

1.

west,

Space, region or quarSec.

2.

Beauty, splen-

<f$

<P^1

569
dour.

Unornamented

3.

down

hanging

as a

5.

4.

tail.

Cliampaca flowers.

the

or

hair,

hair

wreath

of

Sastra or sacred

35$tl3^ a.
keeper.

(m. from

s.

Arjuna, Box.)

a wooden vessel covered with leather placed

under

neck to render the sound deeper, or a

its

crooked piece of wood at the end of the

3.

One of

modes.

Ragas

the

Space, region, quarter, a car-

1.

(/.)

dinal point of the compass.

s.

lute.

personified musical

or

Wilson.

35T|

tree

(Nau-

s.

3.

2.

of an elephant, of

girth

A woman's

The enclosure of an

edifice

girdle or zone.

that

chamber constituting the enclosure.

inner apartment

of a palace.

exertion,

Effort,

6.

either

is,

&c. so enclosing, or the court or

the wall,

emulation.

rivalship,

upper garment.

8.

The

4.

Similarity.

5.

7.

shrub yielding the

black and red berry that serves as a jeweller's

the Retti or

rius).

9.

The

Gunja (Abrus precato-

orbit of a planet.

MS.

Wilkins'

(from R. 3^J*L?) The sound uttered in

s.

Root,

immoderate laughter.

See^t<ft^.

s.

^t^T5^^

s.

(.)

perfume

3^
a plant bearing a

berry, the inner part of which

aromatic substance.

is

at

To

i.

Also written

to deride.

<Pl^H

3.

or receptacle of a balance.

The

1.

(/.)

weight,

clea parvifolia).

The cup

(.)

rope or leather.

An

The name of an ornamental

door-

royal garden.

guard of the queen's apartments.

s.

<KP^) 1. A tree (Pentaptera

2. A part of a lute, the belly,

55$+3IR3$3) h A

(m.

The keeper of a

2.

Wilson.

treatise.

570

from f^,

(3?,

laugh, to laugh

^P^and^^.
+

When ?

for 5$1 )

what time ?

waxy and

^H"\3

Wilson.

at,

+^c1+\3)

from

ad. (3,

Now

and then, occasionally, sometimes.

^P^Root,

i.

(^^Uf^S) To

laugh, to laugh

^ttPt s. (^ + U +^Ttft)
S

at,

to deride.

^Jl]^

a. (mfn.)

Hard,
(m.

s.

^trj

solid.

<^i+ pftl + 3

plant of the fibres of which a kind of rope

made (Corchorus

olitorius,

Rox.)

is

Wilson.

An

(/.)

enclosure, a division of a large

Root, i. (^tf^) l.Togo. 2. To collect.

u The meaning of this root is not given in many
of roots, from

The

arm-pit.

a climbing plant.

creeper,
forest.

1.

5.

The

side or flank.

myrobalan (Terminalia
wall.

8.

ment which
(.)

room.
is

9.

2.

spreading

Grass.

3.

6.

belerica).

The
7.

4.

1.

(?.)

(w/.)

The end of a lower gar9.

Situated on the side

Brdhman.
title

^jH^

of
s.

^^if^

(/.)

See

2.

One

of the eighteen

(Also) 3.

4.

Yam a.

The back of a sword.

Wilkins'

false
5.

MS.

(m.) Mail, defensive armour.

s.

<<p&+^)

(m.

Mail, defensive ar-

mour.
s.

s.

heron.

of the continent.

or flank, seated on the hip or side.

3^1

application being inde-

beleric

tucked into the waistband.

(mfn.^ + ^)

s.

divisions

constellation, a star.

a.

<^>

its

Wilson.

finitely various."

(m.)

s.

See

building, a court-yard.

lists

Chalk.

{Jemin. of

s.

s.

The alphabet.

wrist.

(w.)
2.

bracelet,

an ornament of the

trinket, a small bell.

3.

crest.

571

572

A small bell
^<p3

fish

(from R.

A halter,

(Cyprinus monodac-

tylus).

(mri!)

s.

The name of a

or tinkling

ornament.

s.

(f.

^T>3l

hair-comb.

^$>3 + ^1) A

s.

a rope, a cable,

a tether.

hair-comb.
v.

hair-comb.

f^i%u3) The being dislocated

noun

or out of place.

^^Tt^
fish

from

s . {m.

commonly

^+C^Ttf) A

kind of

The name of

Kankila (Esox scolopax,

called

(Bauhinia variegata and purpurea).

Buchanan s MS.*) Also

written

^TPtS^
<f<P<r

(corrupt, of

s.

^<$^T) Nodules of lime-

stone, gravel, coarse sand, pebbles, grit.

^pt<Tt^

(ra.)

s.

hexapetalum).

1.

2.

^^t^

s.

(m.)

The

5^1*1

(w.

S.

<>(><3?1>^
sound

^la^) A crab.

skeleton

the loins, the waist;

s.

<PO

(/.)

s.

The

s.

See

chirp of the

or ornamented

3^5$.

(m.

powder,

^5 + 3^3)

1.

brilliancy.

See

a supping

^"5^.

female elephant.

3.

staff,

5.

grit.

mama ;

Morton.

in eating.

355^

the back-bone.

^Sft5^

+^5$) Much

small tree (Alangium

A cucurbitaceous plant (Mo-

(corrupt, of

s.

(m. 3?1>

hair.

mordica mixta).

^^31

a tree

Carey.

2.

a stake.

Beauty,

Coarse

4.

dislocation.

(from ^cpt^T?) Poor, needy, indigent.

a.

v. n.

<P%W^I

*.

(^rN+'W)

Want, poverty,

(from R.

Wf>J To

shoot forth, to

bud, to germinate.

indigence.
a. (jnfn.)

<P%l"fl

(^fN + lf

a.

Poor, indigent.

The name of a plant (Roscoea pentandra).

^%

s.

(>

5.

s.

2.

In-

(m.) Smoke.

murmuring, haggling at a

dispute,

bargain.

A kind

(/.)

of panic-seed (Panicum

Itali-

a.

Tender, young, delicate.

(from R.

Also written

cum).

^f^U3
^^TfeTTl
lium

Malignant, wicked.

i.

tolerable, unbearable,

s.

(from

filiforme).

kind of grass (Mi-

slip

v.

7i.

(from R.

<$\) To be

dislocated, to

Carey.

out of place.

Caret/.

The name of a plant (Arum fornicatum).

^^XT

s.

The name of a

plant (Urena sinuata).

Hort. Ben. p. 51.

Root,

3^13) To
s.

ing.

(m. from R.
3.

To

bind.

insertion

cicatrix,

to

2.

To

of a

shine,

s.

root

(/.)

make
1.

a dried sore.

of the son of Vrihaspati.

<?!><.'], s.

a noise.
hair.
4.

Ben.

p. 65.

The name of a plant with an

esculent

Colocasia, and other species of the

See ^jft

Hort. Ben.

p. 65.

Wilkins'

(<FI>l3',

The

iTor*.

(Arum

nasal,

same).

shine, to bind.

Rad.) To murmur,

^T>

1.

(With the

sound.

to

<TJ

(<PDW)

i.

See 3?T>\

2.

A bind-

The name

(h. 4j^*s^)

A sort of cake

a dish made

of wheaten bread and pulse.

^T><T>^ ind.

An

imitative sound, expressive of

wrangling, debate, rustling, &c.

573

*TO*f

574

3*jJ

from pron. f^,

Saws,

ae?.

+OT)

Wilkins' Gr. p.

of interrogation.

particle

See^fe^,.

548.

^t^foill

a bird (Lanius excubitor).

grass used for mats

The name of

1.

2.

by the poor

classes

(Cyperus

^"+3?) An

(/.

<?t>^t>^ 5

5^Jlffe

(mfn. from

a.

soiled.

a tumul-

<P00K00l
child.

3^ +

him

(to.)

is

+ fo ^)

question

as

Pray
ray hast thou seen

tree,

(Cedrena Toona, Mox.)

biscus populneoides).

called toon

4.

Another

2.

or

<?E^ll

(/.

(mfn. from

a.

itchy.

5. (to.

end of a garment

species of

<F3l^

(to.)

s.

mentally.

(/.
.

(v.

1.

cloud.

2. (n.)

Lamp-black,

kind of

fish, or

2.

any kind pecu-

The name of a

Scabby,
(/.) Sulphuret of

s.

^JP*f}

1.

Cowach
3.

plant

(a

or cow-

Another plant

mercury

Also written <^^[1

iEthiop's

Black pig-

ment, lead-ore, lamp-black, eye-paint. Morton.

<^i

(n. )

s.

Lamp-black (when applied

to the

eyes).
or C. Zerumbet).

St^) Scab

or itch.

noun of ^"ojlft^) The kneading

of any substance.

Wilson.

(/.)

A
from R.

1.

fresh-water fish (Cyprinus atratus).

2.

Curcuma Amada

s.

dispute, an altercation, a

to stagnant waters.

Wilson.

^"5^

j)

tortoise,

female tortoise.

<F5K + ^')

itch (Dolichos carpopogon).

see

disturbed or con-

considered as a collyrium, being applied upon

liar

+%) A

Hedysarum ?).

To be

the eye-lashes or eye-lids, medicinally or orna-

(femin. of 3?"5^T)

s.

(<K5i1n3)

(a. ^ r
r

mineral.

<PW*1

i.

low marshy

Libidinous, unchaste.

2.

court of

fused, with joy, pride, or sorrow.

tree (Hi-

boat.

3*555 + *i from R. ^1)

<P00V1

<H*&<1) A

(contract, of

s.

*.

s.

court of law, an office

law, an office for transacting public business.

a turtle.

^Wfl.

To rub any thing

for transacting public business.

&c.

tucked into the waistband.

s. (to.

rinse.

quarrel.

(mnJ)

3.

The end of a

^50Tl) The hem

/.

(from

with water, to wash, to

<^Root,

commonly

used for making furniture,

place, a shore.

To rub

(causal of

(h. cgjysr)

from pron. f^,

3 ^WTPT
^ -

timber

and

Wilkins' Gr. p. 548.

s.

its

1.

introduction to a

respectful

^fe^

v. a.

or Hi

The budding of a tree.

v.)

^fe^ ad. Sans.

A

an alterca-

with water (as in washing).

The young of an animal.

2.

^TO^) A quarrel,

v. a.

?) \. Dirty, foul,

(^E5l + ^E5l

s.

Babble, nonsense.

(from

s.

Wicked, bad.

2.

^J)

(from

s.

tuous noise of dissatisfaction or contention.

^004

(Arum

esculent root

See

(p.

dab together.

tion, a dispute, a brawl.

(^T>^-f^) A murmur,

s.

5.

to

sort of coarse

tegetus and tegetiformis).

5t><PD>l

<Pt>l

Colocasia).

(from ^*5^"5j)

s.

To knead,

v. a.

s.

branch or twig of bamboo,

(from R.

The slough

or skin of a

snake.

^$3?

s.

(to.

from

^$ + ^)

1.

The

skin of

%F

575
a soake.

Mail, armour.

2.

jacket worn by women.

drawers.

bodice or

Clothes generally.

5.

(^jj+^T)

5.

3.

Short trowsers or

4.

bracelet of gold, shell, &c.

6.

8.

variety of

(-ft^w.

An

at-

tendant on the womens' apartments.

2.

^S^l

attendant.

confidential

man.

libidinous

4.

drug (Agallochum).
s

(m.)

s.

sun.

3.

The

belly.

4.

MS.

s.

An elephant.

(f.

^+^1)

compass.

3.

To

The

2.

5. (Being.*)

Carey.
rain.

go, to move.

or with difficulty.

To

5.

1.

The

cover from rain.

To

x.

appear, to

manifest.

hip.

2.

same.

7.

A fixed

6.

period.

8.

4.

Taddhita

suffix,

Manu

demon.
s.

^#T^

narrow

sort of cloth with a

a border.

sort of

xn. 71.

^bjFT

See

The wood-apple

mat.

5.

An

plant (Cardiospermum Hali-

Another kind of plant.

2.

(m.)
2.

(/.) 1.

s.

cacabum).

3.

or elephant-apple

(Feronia elephantum).

1.

kind of musical instrument.

arrow.

^H^Ti

s.

(/.)

A medicinal

plant.

See

screen of the

A treaty,

s.

a bond.

(/.)

1.

plant (Pederia foetida).

medicinal plant, used as a sedative and

appearing in some subs.

side-

The name of a medicinal shrub, com-

s.

laxative
stantives,

(from

monly Kayaplial.

2.

mountain.

^) A medicinal plant (Wrigh-

stripe of red or other colour for

The hollow above

temples of the elephant.

twist of straw or grass.

The

in Orissa.

piece of a roof)

^Ta^fi.

the hips, the loins, also the hip and loins.

The

11.

hard

live

ad. Suddenly, unexpectedly, hastily.

s.

MS.

tea antidysenterica, also Calotropis gigantea).

^^^T
To en-

2.

To

4.

with ?1 prefixed

become apparent or

( ft*!^. ^Er^ + ^Tj A

s.

<Ft><I?U. (<Ffc><-l-

The name of a

To

1.

i.

Wilkins

(m. from

Asclepias odoratissima).

Root,

<Fla<f>|

rope-maker.

plant

9.

cane, reed or rush, such

certain

Brahma.

of

7.

camp.

The name of a climbing plant

s.

woman.

A name

1.

circle.

of a part of Utkala, or Orissa, and of the

s.

3^
A

5.

A bodice or jacket:

from

(/.

especially that of a

debauchee,

serpent.

Wilkins'

of.

A
A

(Caesalpinia Bonduccella).

3.

made

town of Kuttack

1.

10.

mat.

as mats are

name
the Cobra de Capello (Coluber Naga).

metropolis, a city.

royal

(.)

The black

576

see

3.

sort of

cucumber

Linseed, from

and in a few adjectives derived from the

(Cucumis Madraspatanus).

4.

Another plant

(Aletris hyacinthoides).

prepositions

a.

ft, frL *T ,3, and Sir

<n3^<5Tl>

(mfn.) Excessive, mad, from

sioned

Wilkins' Gr. 944. 945.

s.

(mn. from R.

hill

or mountain.

of a

hill.

3.

2.

Sea-salt.

1.

The

s.

crumpling sound, as that occa-

by eating hard substances.

s.

The crumpling sound occasioned

side of a

table-land, the
4.

brow

ring placed as an

ornament on the tusk of an elephant.

5.

by gnawing any thing hard.

J^c*T<fl2>

s.

(from

fig-tree (Ficus laccifera).

species of

Hort. Ben.

p. 66.

578

577

^tf^
^1

(Sffe

s.

+ 5 ra c i) A

wasted, sallow, withered

3 tTt$T3 v. n.
to

become

To

Hard, disagreeable,

Carey.

out,

Buchanan's

trapezoides,

fade, to wither,

The name of

s.

pron. (from

ruddy,

(from R.

worn

Flaccid,

How many? how much?

Sans. f<?)

(from

a.

salt.

of an inferior quality.

^&*t^U3)

ad. (from

kind of

^f&^

(m.')

s.

a fish (Cyprinus

MSS.y

Carey.

species of the balsam-apple

(Momordica Charantia).

flaccid.

The

(/.) 1.

s.

hip.

The cheeks of an

3^+315$

(m.

s.

3$>X

A bird.

(m.)

for

side-

The buttocks.

2.

elephant.

3.

Long-pepper.

4.

See^ffe.

glance, a side-look, a leer.

a. (jnfn.')

^tt^rl

ltl+"55^)

(from

a.

Cat-eyed,

yellow-eyed.

Suddenly, unexpect-

Fragrant.

agreeable,
2.

See

edly, hastily.

An

The

2.

ing.

1.

spring-tides,

a.

fading, decay-

Of an

4.

(m.)

s.

improper

medicinal plant

(from

2.

Fierce, en-

vious, impetuous, harsh, acrimonious, austere.

3.

(from R.

acZ.

Pungent, hot.

1.

1.

offensive smell.

act.

3.

(/.)

see

Distaste.

The name of

The name of

4.

\31

a flower (Michelia Champaca).

Faded, decayed,

5.

Pungency, pungent

(/.) or

Pungency, heat.

(w.)

withered.

ijft^

<Ef<S

SJ^^K?)

ad. (from

Suddenly, un-

expectedly, hastily.

A young

3.

appearing.

4.

or island.

^Vd

s.

^t?)

A shallow boiler
2. A turtle's

1.

or butter, &c. a cauldron.

shell.

5.

(mf.)

the buttocks.

whose horn

buffalo

The name of a

The
The

hip.

2.

The

The name of a

fish

Wilson.

4.

Buchanan's MSS.~)

+^)

(<Ffl>

s.

just

dwipa

The

&c.

(Echites

4.

To

fade,

(Cyprinus tra-

Carey.

Mustard seed.

^1^1

or

to

s.

5. (n.)

(/.

^PptTTT
or

s.

(m.

See

Wilson.

Brown).

loins,

Wilson.

^T^ + ^ll

or

shrub (Wrightea anti-

Brown. Also

s.

(^T^^tlNr)

+^T) An ornament,

cloth,

^fer#

*.

(/

Calotropis gigantea,

from

3r|)

Abusive

Morton.

^t+T^t) a bitter ^ urd

(^f + C3l3l)

The buttocks

(^fI +^^Tl) A

Scurrilous lanpuaee.

loins.

or

3r^1^t

(_f^T mfn.

Speaking harshly or
s.

long

Carey.

become

posteriors.

3f33pfl

of three

pepper,

wan.

armour worn round the

^Ttol^l

A compound
black

as

or scurrilous language.
flaccid, sallow, or

Gigantic

2.

fragrant kind of grass.

medicinal plant used as a sedative and laxative.

dysenterica,

loins, the waist.

to wither,

3.

pepper, and dry ginger.

elephant.

plant the bark and

antidysenterica).

pungent substances,

^pl^Tt^J
v. n.

1-

medicine for worms, dysentery,

in

swallow-wort.

loins, the waist,

The cheek of an

pezoides,

<Ffla3Tk

is

particular

infernal regions, hell.

3.

^\+^)

(m.

and are used

(m. from R.
for oil

s.

seed of which have an acrid and bitter taste,

^+^T^1+t\)

scurrilously.

girdle for the

nal plant

see <Pto<?|-

medici-

580

579
Scurrilous, abusive,

which makes a snapping sound when caught

(Tetrodon

or provoking language.

hawk.

species of

+ A.

Caret/.

(corrupt, of

Buchanan's MSS.*)

levis,

side-look,

under certain penalties,

self

if

the conditions of the sale.

vessel (generally

"t^wlH

*.

made of

cup, a drinking

^tfe

(from R.

s.

An

^"tgFn

3^

(m.

s.

See

lute.

dagger.

for

3^, +^T) A

word meaning a twing-

eaten ; the

(from <Ftt<? E^)

s,

crackling sound

(from^"^"^) The

s.

dica).

^\Root,
twinging or

i.

(3?"frf3)

^^TTf^)
pain or trouble.

s.

(from^^"^) A clattering, croak-

ing, disagreeable noise.

prefixed,

s.

(corrupt, of

Sabda

crane.

3TfrC

<P<CT|j The Numidian

s.

(With

x.

grieve,

to suffer

With

recollect.

to bewail, to miss or re-

1. Difficulty, severity,

unfeelingness.

Farming

2.

at

rack-rent.
1.

(m.)

The name of a plant (Ocymum

(mfn. from R.

1.

Solid, hard.

2. Severe, harsh, unfeeling, unyielding, austere.

3.
s.

+ r. jb)

Hard.

gratissimum).
a.

roughness,

To

(mfn. from R.

a.

S. p. 100.

(from

and

i.

1.

To

2.

To lament,

species of frog.

<f%i^

^Nt^l^

live in distress.

gret.

(from

The name of a

To

the insertion of a nasal)

throbbing of any diseased part.

<F^rfe"irl

is

Wilson.

plant (Bignonia In-

like that of grease in a frying pan.

^f^Talrfl,

the fruit also

common name is Kayap'hal.

ing sensation, a throbbing pain.

^t^tl

small

bark and seeds of which are used in

tree, the

imitative

fulfil

Carey.

medicine, and as aromatics

^"t^ft^

he does not

a mixt metal).

A common

(/.)

conditional

bargain or sale in which the buyer binds him-

glance.

(from 3=rtt^")

<sJLj)

Carey.

Abstruse,
(w.)

^31
severe

difficult.

Impeded, stopped.

4.

switch or small stick.

(/.) or

(w.)

Wilkins'

Hardness,

MS.

austerity,

severity, difficulty.

One who performs an

One who lets land at a rack-

and unfeeling person.

arduous task.

3.

2.

Ill-natured,

(mfn.

hard-hearted, morose, austere.

rent.

^t^M^l

(3f t 5 Tftr^+^)

unfeeling behaviour.

The

2.

1.

Severity,

letting land at

s.

The name

of a shrub,

Asoca (Jonesia Asoca).

s.

^fbUjW

a.

(from

commonly

Sabda

^t^L)

{mfn. ^flS^T + "^~RTT )

Hard-

hearted, rigid, severe, austere.

^f^TTmr s

rack-rent.

^"^5^1

a.

(m.

^J^n + ^PPT) A season

of

distress, disagreeable weather.

called

^ffrfl.

S. p. 43.

The name of a

fish

s.

(/.

^f^ffe^

^ft^f + ^)

a.

Chalk.

(mfn. ^pffc^fl from

^f^T +
,

^5

3\5

581

Become

Mohun P.

duration.

^1

hard, obdurated.

fR

Hard, firm, com-

pact.

p. 155.

<F\51

Roughly.

ad. (from

of <?

a. (corrupt,

(/.) In-

582

s.

(from <?tf<)

1.

An

iron or brass ring, or

any thing in the shape of a ring.

One hard to be restrained a

2. Any animal that lives under

(m.)

1.

lawless fellow.

tt^)

ground.

<Flat^)

shallow iron boiler.

cowrie.

bone when
(mfn. from R. <P>^)

a.
2.

Hard,

Severe, difficult, cruel, unfeeling.

grown, complete.

(/.) or

3.

(.)

(mfn.) See

<K6U

(from <Pf-

The sternum

breast-

or

somewhat prominent.

solid.

Full-

Hard-

ness, cruelty, severity, difficulty.

a.

4.

3.

(from

2.

<t\il^t

s.

^^W) Leguminous seeds,

(corrupt, of

pulse.
<$\5t<i?\3l
little

(<\i>1

a.

+ <\5l)

Dried into balls or

which has been

clods, as rice

set

by

after

boiling.

<PO^ Root,

and

i.

also,

vi.

^jft)

sertion of a nasal,

by pleasure or

disturbed

1.

To break

detach.

s.

s.

3.
4.

A
A

2.

<P\i<?l^t3

Also written

^\5tf%ir1

rattle.

(from

(from

s.

A spe-

^31 )

The keeping accounts

cowries.

Sabda

Lentils (Cicer lens).

(mfn.) Tawny,

a.

colour.

instrument resembling a

^tT<Pi\i*~<^)

(corrupt, of

s.

cies of fig-tree (Ficus oppositifolia).

Carey.

original.

wound),

Carey.

<PO lo^<T

by

sprout or shoot, the stalk of an

v. n.

late (as a

chaff or husk of

descendant, an offspring, an heir.

A musical
A cause or

ad. (from R. 3?N^ ) Gratingly, done with

kind of sea-salt obtained by

Carey.

evaporation.

herb.

x.

i.

A kind of bracelet.

A superior
1.

and

Also

^s3t^
effort.

^jfS^^tffe)

To remove the
3. To preserve.

2.

(from <Ft>3)

^O^O

or

off a part, to tear, to separate or

grain, &c.

<P\i

To be confused

pain.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

with the in-

2.

(m.)

s.

servant.

3.

S. p. 326.

1.

(Beng.)

tawny

Any com-

cement which becomes hard and

position or
strong.

<Ki!43>tft>

s.

(^t^ + ^tf^) A shell-cutter's

instrument used in applying cement to their

^3j%U3)

to cicatrize.

1.

2.

To granuTo bud,

Carey.

work.

to

(corrupt, of

^Fffpf)

A cowrie,

1.

a small

produce flowers.
shell
v. n.

^vJ^R
2.

wound).

(as a

3^*1

s.

s.

(m.) Chaff, straw.

1.

The

The prop of a

thing, a cause.

^0*<

s.

To heal, to close, to granulate

2. To bud (as a tree).

3.

The

original of

any

(m.) The stalk of a potherb.

2.

Wood

in India

(Cypraea moneta).

fire-wood

a beam.

3.

Morton.

flower.

s.

(corrupt, of

Sabda

^Ri<plsU\j

3#R>1) An

unblown

S. p. 107.

v. n.

(from

<PpKFhj To

heal, to

cicatrize (as a sore or ulcer).

See

end or point (of a thing).

Money.
ring.

<t>fo<pl

stalk of an herbaceous plant.

family.

used as money

2.

A beam

The
an

edifice.

in

^0

583

584

of cowries, which

1.

powder made

used in pottery.

is

from R.

^)

sucker of a

any

Covetous,

<POMO

The name of a shrub

1.

(Morinda Kureya, Buchanan's

beam.

MSS.)

The

as

(<FR5H1

3ffi^i) The

P.

for

^Tt^l, +

Also written 3F3^1

little finger.

ilfoAim

in

(as a wound).

^ffc^, + ^fT

See

To sound.

1.

To go

3.

To

2.

or approach.

wink, to cover or close the eye

(from

.Possessing

(/.) Small,

minute

the comparative

cowries,

and the superlative

is

rich, wealthy.

The

bit of

Sabda

Also written

bridle.

S.

a disagreeable

lv )

cumin-

s.

(/.

from <F1)

mitis).
4.

The note produced

when touched with

(from <JO<0

v. n.

")

To make a

harsh and rattling sound ; to thunder, to squeak.

2.

A kind of fly (the crocodile-fly?).

A spark. 5. A drop. 6. A minute
7. A grain of rice.

^Ufa s.

+ TO from R.

(m.

of a celebrated

Muni

or

The name

sage,

the

founder

of the Vaiseshika school of philosophy

(from

^\5^0

?) Grittiness,

any sub-

also called

Kasyapa.
Eating

(Lit.

Trans.

little

stance dried on the sides of a vessel so as to

seq.

make

miousness of the saint.)

it

rata).

^\it>}

s.

rough.

Thunder.

Carey.

The name of a plant

Hort. Ben.
(p. MggfgSfii

Forster.

(Rottboella perfo-

^tl^sjl

man

p. 8.

pocket, a wallet.

s.

1.

The

(^fe)

nultimate letter

is

To be

originally

rough.

(The pe-

state of a

Wilkins'

grain.

MS.

or corners of the nails.

i.

j,

is

92.

growing of the nails so as to penetrate

the flesh at their coiners.

3P^Root,

he

referring to the abste-

on the dust of

The edges

R.A.S.

31^ + 31) The

(f.

living

Also
2.

written <?\5

Long

3.

thunder.

Cumin-seed.

1.

(Beng.)

particle.

s.

an

a particle,

the finger.

word expressive of a harsh and

grating noise

(Beng.^

The

taste.

The name of a tree (Galedupa

(from R.

5.

3.

thing minute

a stringed instrument

pepper.
s.

Any

4.

2.

rancid, bitter, of

3TB
s.

or eye of a seed.

spark or facet of a gem.

seed.

by

*$\) Pungent,

<\5<r1 a. (from

The hilum

(>w.) I.

atom.

p. 104.

s.

x.

p. 17.

(corrupt, of

<P\i<P>3[

cry

with the lids or lashes.

s.

^\Jj<t\5

up

to heal

for

i.

distress.

degree

monied,

(3\5H

(<rmf3) To
a.

a.

s.

little finger.

Root,
s.

To close,

2.

Carey.

3fOTl

or cause of

Forster.

3\5*1 CSTt^T
(from

or

The sound of gnawing a bone.

s.

v. n.

Venal, cor-

The sprout

The spring

2.

tree.

1.

thing.

niggardly, venal.

rupt.

<0*-<)

(corrupt, of

s.

Carey.

species of king-fisher (Alcedo rudis).

3"f^$1 a. (<rf3 +

2.

<\3*I

3.

small division

of a wide and shallow piece of water separated

from the

rest

by a dam made

for the

purpose

585

586

of throwing the water out of

i$tul<d

s.

an atom

(/.

nosa).

A kind

5.

2.

drop
s.

of

A flint

and

An

paltry foe.

ear, a spike of corn.

most minute.

thing that occasions

$$Pffi
or

(m.

s.

bread-fruit

3H^ + *F^)

tree

least or first root

the square multiplied

^<p^<^ Sm ( TO> ^Ha^+R.

(Lit. Who feeds on thorns).

by the given

multiplicator

<3T*&"^ + TT3')

(mfn.

a.

SgvJ

camel.

Bearing

thorns, thorny (as a plant).

See

p. 364.

prickly sort of

(Solanum Jacquini).

(In arithmetic)

and having the given addend added, or sub-

and Tribu-

lus lanuginosus).

night-shade

that quantity of which

The Jaca

1.

longifolia,

(from

(m.^ft^ + ^Tt)

phi-

(Artocarpus integrifolia).

Another plant (Ruellia

520.

5fWl.

Nyaya

term in the

losophy, implying refutation of argument, de-

The

Wilkins'

Any

6.
7.

tection of error, &c.

2.

(Beng.)

s.

degree of

superl.

{mfn.

smallest, the least, the

p.

(jemin. of

a grain.

(n. from 3P*1

a.

a.

rice.

Small, minute,

instead of

The

small particle,

Wood which produces fire by fricWilkins' MS. 4. A plant (Premna spi-

tion.

Gr.

1.

any thing very small.

5.

pain or trouble.

3.

steel.

and catching

it,

Carey.

-the fish.

^fe^t^

Sabda

S.

3H^) A sort of prickly

nightshade (Solanum Jacquini). See ^To<p W1

^T&^lpK'l s.

(/.

from

capable of affording an

trahend subtracted,

is

exact square-root.

Colebr. Alg. p. 363.

(/.

See

from

1.

shade (Solanum Jacquini)

2.

(n.^fl^+SpT)

s.

The same

^f^CTTq.v. SeeSTtoTO^.
p.

as

Colebr. Alg.

<P*f],il 1*1^0. (

^^Xmfn. compar. degree

Smaller, less; very small.

Another plant,

(Flacourtia Sapida).

see

4. (Beng.*)

Another plant

(?w.) 1.

q. v.)

The elbow.

plant (Pterospermum acerifo-

2. (^Beng.^

lium, &c.)

f^i)

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520.

(corrupt, of

A tree (Cascaria

ovata).

^"T^l^s.

1.

A
2.

sensation.

a.

medicine composed of the Solanum

Jacquini and other ingredients.

3^3^

s.

The

(m. from

Jaca-tree (Artocarpus
cies

bread-fruit or

integrifolia).

2.

spe-

of the coral-tree (Erythrina Indica).

word expressive of a throbbing

(m. from

throbbing pain.

(from R.

^C

caterpillar.
1

N)

or an earthen vessel).

(mn. from R.

<F*F^%<^i ) A

hairy

Carey.

Ringing, giving
(m. from

out a ringing-sound (as a musical instrument,

s.

(Bombax heptaphyllum).
commonly called Buinch'hi

silk-cotton tree

(Solanum Jacquini).

363.

s.

3.

The

Prickly night-

The Jaca

or Indian bread-fruit tree (Artocarpus integri-

Carey.

h A

^*^^ + ^ 5?T)

thorn.

2.

Any

folia).

Also written

See

thing pointed, the point of a pin or needle.

3.

fish-bone.

the hair of

the.

4.

Horripilation, erection of

body (through

fear or joy).

ST&^U (-t^^m.^^+t^)
2.

tree

(Mimosa Catechu).

1.

A fish.

..

587

588

i^fe^fl s.

(to. for

ftlNP*!

The name of
Ben.

.ffor*.

(Agave Cantala).

The

throat.

sound.

a guttural

(Vangueria spinosa).

a.

2.

sound, par-

3. (to.)

"^f*^*^) Belonging

to the

throat, guttural.
s

from R.

The

act of threshing,

or of cleansing rice from the husk.

tree

Near, con-

(mfn.')

(corrupt, of

a.

3?^T

p. 25.

(tow.) 1.

ticularly

a plant

^3

q- v.).

(from R.

v. a.

^3 ) To cleanse rice from

the husk.

tiguous, proximate.

The name of a

s.

(corrupt, of

bone.

2.

^1a<)

1.

thorn

a fish-

paltry enemy.

<P^L
s.

-an

+ ^1 ) A collar, a necklace,

(f.

s'

The

(/)

(/.

a neck-

lace.

sticking in the throat

throat,

memory

^fcl

s.

so as to have

(/.

from

3^)

especially a guttural
gills

Attached to

1.

The throat.
3.

Sound,

2.

(Beng.) The

soul

of a

to

dying

person.

An

<^V%Hj

s.

clavicle.
s.

Mohun P.

(from^&l) A

ing a necklace,

s.

(In anatomy)

s.

a.

<^3ul

s.

(/.

from

TO.

<4

Wear-

Belonging

A
+

itching of a pimple;

^3)

The

^) A guttural

Scratched, rubbed, cur-

ried.
v. a.

popogon

To

(from

from <P^J ) Cowach or cow-itch (Car-

basket, a safe, any place in

2.

(to.)

A camel.

here for

vulgar lute.

^rt^Wl fc (/. 5fc$W,

A vulgar lute. See
s.

scratch.

pruriens).

which provisions are kept.

<T&\

letter.

Scratching.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the nominal

a.

guttural letter.

of

itching of a pimple.

necklace.

See

^3)

form

Wilkins' Gr. 831.

(to.) 1.

Guttural, belon gmg to

(mfn.
s. (to.)

<v2ftn3

(/.

3iFI +^) The throat.

the throat,

necklace.

(-f^^TO/w. ^TJfl+^L)

(/.

The

the nominal verb of the noun

^flK3

p. 15.

s.

itching, the itch.

(mfn. pres. part, proper

a.

The neck.

to the throat, guttural,

^isl

an

^3)

from

(n.

s.

verb of the noun

^1n + ^1v5)

from R.

a.

ornament

a necklace.
(from

an itching erup-

itching, a scratching.

See

for the neck,

The

<?^ni*r

^^Xml^T

applied to the

3>3

See

tion.

itch, itching

recite.

Come
the throat

The

(/.)

(Carpopogon

An

ready to

Carey.

of a fish.

s.

an itching erup-

committed to

it

sound.

the

or cow-itch

See

pruriens).

<R3

(mfn.

a.

Cowach

(/.)

+ 3Tt 57i1) A collar,

itch, itching

3?3

See

tion.

ornament worn round the neck.

^toHl s

plant (Robinia spinu-

Carey.

losa).

here

The name of a

for^^tf^, +^f)

certain

Muni

or saint.

^3

589

^^->

prefix appearing before

which

I.

nib.

like^.

Sabda

<K3<

1.

The

many)

+ 3H)

f^,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 108.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 108.

(of two)?

clearing-nut plant (Strych-

One

nos potatorum).

(of

pron. Sans. (<, from pron.

Which
(m.)

s.

Valanga).

Cratseva

or

S. p. 98, 147, 332.

Which

How many? how much?

pron. (from

590

pron. Sans. (<?, from pron.

(corrupt, of

2.

elephantum

(Feronia

to

Catechu or Japan-earth.

<P3^

many nouns

gives a deteriorative sense,

it

(from a.

s.

^3"

^sS^

of the seeds of the plant

(from R. <F*s) The shearing of sheep,

s.

the cutting or clipping of any thing, the shear-

being rubbed upon the inside of the water-jars

j

used

ing of cloth or any substance.

Bengal, occasions a precipitation of the

in

Carey.

earthy

through the water.

particles diffused

Wilson,

a.

ing moisture,

(Beng^) The

pron. (from
.

MS.

Wilkins'

succulent.

Nux

vomica (Strychnos

mica) and the plant which produces

<Ki(4T3

(m/n.) Moist, juicy, sappy, yield-

3^)

vo-

Carey.

^Pvj^s.
<K31

2.

several,

a piece, a share.

slice,

(a. jILj) 1.
ther.

Some, a few.

^3<F) Some,

(a. <ukj)

s.

a rank, a
pron. (from

shear sheep,

J^j) Murder, slaughter.

(a.

Some, a few.

(^3^+*$^)

To

(from R.

2.

Nux

it.

v. a.

to cut, to dim, to clip, to dress.

tying or binding toge-

string or rope.

3.

a row,

line,

series.

an
ind. Sans, (from pron.

uncertain number.

How many

how much?
<Kj<P^T

ad.

(^3 + ^lFI) How

some

long ?

time.

pron. (3n3 + $*T1)

a.

^^--^^->

&^ad.

(from

ad. (from

long

s.

s.

for 3>,

(n.

commonly
folia,

?l>3

lu

much?

s,

(.^^ + C3lTT)

Root,
days

3.

To

often

(3F3+<l^J How many

times?

5.

or

wood-apple

tree

species

plant

2.

Wine,
1.

To

spirits.

To applaud,
flatter,

to

to

coax.

boast.

The elephant

2.

R.

3^+31^)

Applause, praise,

flattery, boasting.

jjSjC

^sJC^*^

(^"*ft3)

i.

ad.

Vi

called Chdkuliya (Hemionites cordi-

praise, to celebrate.

How many

+^1)

Rox.y

(.

<Kj<
how

palpitation of the heart through

of grass (Andropogon muricatum).

How much ?
)

how

^S
many?

How many ?

^3) How

few, some, some-

regret or remorse, a misgiving of the mind.

How many?

pron. (from <\3)

what.

Some, a few.

^3) How

pron. (from <\3)

Some, a few.

pron.

How many

(^3 + THt^)

pron. (from

a.

lone;?

Some, a few.

<F3\HT.1

How many ?

(mfn. from

Wilkins' Gr. p. 109.

(^3 + 5^1) How

ad.

<?vi

pron.

Root,

x.

(3?3Uf3) To

to slacken, to remove.

loosen,

to untie,

^1

591

^^R^s.

35

The shoulder, the shoulder-

(n.)

3^ Root,

(^Snif3) To

x.

from R.

(n.

s.

How ?

arf.

33t<

tell,

The

office

vm.

457.

3**0 A speaker, a

^31

reciter,

(/.) or

of a speaker, eloquence.

The making

conversation,

3211 ) In what

where?

33M#te s (^+^tf)

report, a ru-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. 3S^|Q Spoken

a.

mentioned.

of, said,

enquiries, inquisitiveness.

3"f3&3

(from R. 33|

v. a.

To speak,

to talk of.

Somehow,
(n.

s.

by any means, howsoever.

from R. 3*^)

San*. (33i?I + fS^)

solicitor,

a pleader.

barrister,

mour, fame.

Enquiring, making enquiries, inquisitive.

^sKVoif.

ad. (JBeng. locat. case of

place,

See

3*I^f${3 a. (mfn. 3*TS +

(/.)

of an 7pa-

.4s.

a story-teller, a narrator.
(re.)

actor, the

a discourse, news.

33^j The name

from R.

(jw/w.

5.

An

1.

in praise of.

speak, to relate, to

nishadoi the Fa/wr-FecZa.

3*1

(w.33tt+3tl )

Wilson.

To speak

I.

to recount, to repeat.

3*1

speaker of a prologue, the introducer of a drama.

blade.

331

33^}

592

Also

33i1 + S*f33fr) Conver-

sation, dialogue.

R. 3*i v+>AH) The speaking about,

saying, narrating, or relating any thing.

32JrT

(n.

s.

3*6

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

mentioned or spoken
a.

spoken

to

of,

be related, to be mentioned.

spoken

3*tfw3
spoken

3*ti

si

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

of, to

(f.

33^) To

be

be mentioned.

33^+311

R.

a tale or fable

a feigned story,

being mentioned.

of,

Root,

(<Pk(.\3

i.

3 ^ 3)
;

nasal

mentally,

to

1.

prefix, see

it

Nyaya philosophy,

disputation, or dialogue of interlocutors

is

maintaining adverse positions.

i.

To be

grieve.

2.

f3 + R.^1) Where,

in

what

(m.

s.

53tt+33^) A

3^5^"

composed

a.

(m>.33Jl +

much and

A conjuror,

3^)

foolishly.

To

3.

cry or shed tears.

1.

Talkative,

2. Foolish,

a dealer in antidotes.

versation, a topic of conversation.

2.

s.

(w.)

con-

s.

An

awning.

(^FCT+^ISR') Bad

writing,

bad

a scrawl.

C-^^P- 3Tl + 3I<f

*.

TO

story or speech, a literary composition.

1.

(m.)

s.

letters,

33^3^

4.

To confound.

3 + TT) A cloud.

(m.

s.

3^[3

33fl ad. (from

talking

3^

call.

confused, to suffer

Trans. R.A.S.

117.

place

(<P*K KS ) To

3^->

or with the insertion of a

passage in any book. In the

33|j Being

(mfn. pres. part. p. R.

3^ As a deteriorative

Wilkins' Gr. p. 475)

discourse on any subject, a tale, a story, a

speech

Fit to be

To be

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. 33]^)

a.

33^)

speakable.

of,

from R.

(n.

3fr ) The

;;

P)

A bad

road.

act of killing or

cutting.

3W

s.

(n.

3^jfaT s

3T^+3I^") Bad
(m. 3F+-A.K}..)

food.

W)

bad

habit.

3$

593

^l^s.

(a. ^jji) 1.

foot, the sole

(from

s.

<*K*~<)

(Nauclea

tree

Carey.

s.

s.

1.

(?.)

A plant,

damba (Nauclea

climbing

Carey.

commonly
2.

(Andropogon serratum).

3.

plant (Sinapis dichotoma).

^"H

(m.)

s.

disease.

2.

saw.

3.

elephant,

3Tfr

1.

(w.)

(a.

s,

goad

iron

Price, value;

1.

WD

Wilkins'

2.

3. Avaricious, miserly.

an

for

I.

A
Hort. Ben.

a quantity.

s.

(p. jj^)

<FtITl

s.

s.

(f.

then,

herbacea).

p. 15.

A pumpkin

(Cucurbita lagenaria).

3^+3"^)
)

Abuse, reproach.

pumpkin (Cucurbita

la-

genaria).
1

Bad, disagree-

Unhealthy,

^1

(y.) or

plantain-tree

Another plant (Pistia

2.

At some time,

now and

(Psychotria

plant

(from

ill

^1^v a

(corrupt, of

(Musa

<P^?) Lukewarm.

sad.
5.

+ S^f) Warmth, gentle warmth,

(n.

(ra.)

lukewarmness.
(mfn.

W^+^iK)

1.

Speaking badly,

sapienindistinctly,

tum).

sometimes,

Hort. Ben. p. 70.

a.

The

sel-

perhaps.

ad. Sans.

<TJ.

Depravity, badness, baseness.

(m.)

At some

times, once, at a certain time

2.

MS.

+ 3^6)

a. (/.

s.

dom

(^fl+f^)

ad. Sans,

some

time,

WfS

able, stingy, depraved.

<eWn

Ill-behaved, profligate, wicked.

a.

a. (a. ajjJ) Ancient, old, prior, former.

Distressed
grief.

conduct.

Fate, destiny.

with

^T^+3Tft>t^) Bad

(m.

5-.

even once.

(n.) Coagulated milk.

s.

multitude,

white sort of Mimosa.

An

time,

once, at a certain time.

at a certain time

See<?^<

4.

Scarcely ever,

(^Td + ^T) At some

Saws.

ac?.

seldom

The mustard-seed

(mn.

s.

+ T))

kind of grass

an assemblage or collection.

^^

3lt^t^") Shapeless, ugly,

seldom, at any time.

^T^tf^
Ca-

called

N. Cadamba).

Orientalis or

Colebr. Alg. p. 25. 315.

^Tt5

(^STfl

-Saw*.

^KtFt^"

(from

plant (Clematis Gouriana).

<P^M

p. 14.

form and resembling the flowers

of the Nauclea.

(^\, +

a.

&w\$

3^) A kind of sweetmeat made

in a globular

^Wt^vJl

<TU^t3"
uncouth.

Cadamba, and other species). Sort. Ben.

^Wl

The

2.

of the foot.

(corrupt, of

s.

a pace.

footstep,

594

or

inaccurately.

2. Vile,

base,

stratiotes).

despicable.

#11

s.

(/.)

The

silk-cotton tree.
1.

+ 3?)
(Musa sapientum).
stratiotes).

which

is

3.

2.

1.

The

plantain-tree

kind of deer,

used as a seat, &c.

4.

flag,

When ?

<^tt
time

(3

(mfn.} Tawny,

from pron. f^,

At what time?

At any

s.

(m.)

7.

Tawny

colour.

the hide of

banner.
ad. Sans.

Hort. Ben. p.

Another plant (Pistia

a.

The name of a plant (Paspalum

scrobiculatum).

time.

+Tfi)

(corrupt, of
?

2.

1.

At some time,

3>^ae?. (corrupt, of ^&ti)

time

2.

At some

at

1.

time, at

When?

at

what

at

what

any time.

When?

any time.

595

596

Root,

(^T^)

i.

sire or love.

shine.

2.

To

de-

or approach.

R.

(n.

s.

name

To

1.

To go

3.

The

(n.)

viz.

1.

A tree

which bears red flowers (Butea frondosa).

Thorn-apple (Datura Metel).

3.

4.

Mountain ebony (Bauhinia

black sort of Agallochum.

Champaca.

Wilson.

7.

(from <P1<?1 the

s.

country, H-T^l"^)

Gold,

of several trees or shrubs,

<P*l<?t^*t^

5.

Michelia

6.

snake.

surer.

Wilkins'

^1<pl<

The superintendant
(from

s.

s.

^R>+Tt^) A kind

of

Carey.

^^ + ^lt^+^1) A

(/.

trea-

of gold.)

potherb (Amaranthus Gangeticus).

<P*l4l^l

of a

3^ + 3$??$) The

(m.

s.

(Lit.

2.

Mesua ferrea.

variegata).

*fatftfW

name

Konkai poney.

golden

jar or vase

MS.
The name of

s.

The name

1.

(Ochna

of a plant
42.

2.

Hort. Ben.

squarrosa).

An ornamental

tree

^1<P0W

<P1<PC>H^ A

Mohun P.

cold-season

gonum

Hort. Ben.

parasol.

(Lit.

(corrupt,

Wilkins' Gr.

With a golden

p.

520.)

The

royal

<d?tX

species of the

5.

from

(/.

To

<H_<? r

L) To

tinkle, to

<>1<PMU

a.

(mfn.

3^ +

country,

s.

See

The

girl,

the

(/.) or

little finger.

a maiden.

3.

^ftft^l

ii

2.

pit or

swamp

small pond,

for the

purpose of

The elbow. Mohun P.

p. 16.

A
s.

2.

cart.

(/.

The

1.

pupil of the eye

The

little

the sight of

the eye.
XtXT)

Made

of gold,

golden.

3^tf^lt3l

31

little.

(/) ! A creeping plant which bears

2. The Gw?ya-plant (Abrus precato-

s.

finger.

jar, to jingle.

fish.

flowers.
rius).

(from

The youngest,

<l?*TJl ?)

midst of a

in the

<Fftft

3^=1^13)

tinkle, to jingle.
v. n.

dug

catching

noise.

(caus. of

plant

staff or standard.)

thorn-apple (Datura fastuosa).

A tinkling

^^1+^^.

degree of
1.

(w.) Inferiority, minority.

(from R.

v. a.

(jemin. of
s

A
^"15^*1^ *

of

Young, small,

2.

least.

3^ + 1^3 +

(n.

Carey.

species of Cascaria.

a. (infn. superlative

(Poly-

The name

s.

5.

Carey.

of a drug.

of Uvaria not yet described.

(Pterospermum acerifolium).

Carey.

Carey.

elegans).

51<PH^<P"

A species

s.

given to the

(^T^ + t^fl) A plant

Si

walls of a tent, an

p.

which forms the prin-

cipal harvest in Bengal.

^T^f^l

1^1

s.

or that

rice,

The

plant

p. 31.

(^5f^ + ^") A name

35l<PC><

c^U)

a.

(f.

Carey.

(Pterospermum acerifolium).
50.

s.

outer screen surrounding a tent.

(corrupt, of

s.

(Commelina

a plant

Carey.

p.

(Pterospermum ace-

Carey.

rifolium).

Bengalensis).

(from

m@\<i,

Konkai

the

name of a

horse.

^ft^l s. {f. from <*fiUll)

See^ltl.

The

little finger.

mfn. compar. degree of

3^

3^

597

+ 3jTF ^
1

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520).

Younger,

younger born, as a younger brother or

2.

Veiy young,

very

small

or

sister.

little.

See

<t"^5. (mfn.)

<P*^
^TT*. The elbow.

3^

The elbow. Sabda

s.

See

S. p. 35.

Hindustan, also

try in the north of

^JTT

capital.

its

Belonging to Kanoj.
species of squill

(m.)

ball of

a ball

made

s.

(mf.)

1.

The neck.

A patched

(/.) 1.

s.

s.

3*fJl

(f.

A plant

some

devotees.

^Slrfciri"^

2.

(mfn.

a.

+ 3I3l)

3^1 + ^tR^)
s.

(m.)

Wearing

religious

mendi-

Wearing

a coat of shreds.

(mn.)

s.

An

^T^l

s.

3.

(m.~)

1.

bulbous or tuberous root.

root

cloud.

4.

(Arum campanulatum).

Raw

(Beng.~)

kind of sweetmeat made up

^Pl

(f.) 1.

(mfn.)

s.

hook

defile,

An

1.

sugar.

5.

an elephant with.

(m.

femin. of

s.

(m.)

s.

s.

(m.)

which

1.
;

girl

q. v.

War,

battle.

little fin

g er

nine years old, a maiden,

a bride.

As. Res. n. 292.

Durga.

4.

3.

2.

The

A name

of

plant (Aloes per-

foliata).

^JWtT

(m.

s.

WU^)

The time of

virginity.
s.

<!FPl

+ 3^)

country, the

Kanyakubja, the

modern Kanoj.
Inherent in or

^PW^Is.

(_v|

bestows a young

mrt%P$

(n.

s.

m ^T\ + ltf3) One who

.

woman

the deity of

WWf^l

s.

^%iiTrft%
2. Strife, dissen-

in marriage.

Wl+fCt^T) The

away a young woman

A name of Kamadeva,

sion, dispute

Wfi&W

Hindu mythology.

love in

The

v.)

pertaining to a virgin.

01

3^

The son

natural cave,

artificial or

<P*K<1

sign Virgo.

<H.)

Carey.

1. A plant (Hibis+
cus populneoides).
2. A sort of fig-tree (Ficus
venosa).
Also written <^< "^
s.

<Ml.U^q.

a chasm, a deep valley. 2. (m.)

for driving

<P*KH

girl.

bastard.

a young woman,

name of a
a glen, a

in large balls re-

sembling large bulbous roots.

<5"H4

A maiden,

1.

(femin. of

the goddess

esculent

Illuminated,

^-^1+^3)

woman, a

(mfn. contr. of

a virgin,

2.

(mfn.

a.

of an unmarried

<P*M a.

wall.

cant, a devotee.

<P"H

cloud.

a coat of shreds worn by

a coat of shreds,

(m.)

2.

(Aloes perfoliata).

W<8v51n4
cloth or garment, a

or pith for playing

Wilkins' Gr. p. 422.

(Scilla Indica).

rag, a quilt of rags

wood

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

2.

of flowers tied together.

shining, splendid.

2.

and cooking-utensil

Also written

MS.

^Wl

of <?*K)

(corrupt,

Wilkins'

s.

with

Kanoj, a coun-

(corrupt, of

a.

See^pt.

SabdaS.-p.253.

A saucepan,

1.

of iron; a frying-pan.

A ball.

598

act of giving

in marriage.

(m.

5*Pl + TTf^l ) The sign Virgo.

a.

(from

^Ti)

Like a maiden,

timid, shy, bashful.

censure, reproach.

s.

(/.) 1.

is

used. 2.

species of deer, the hide of

The banana

tree

see

^t*U

giving

away a maiden

Root,
2

i.

in marriage.

(^1T3)

To

tremble, to shake.

599

600

With ^l*^

prefixed,

passion, to pity

3*1^

with an angle.

3*1

To shake,

to tremble.

An

indecl.

imitative sound, used to ex-

by some

press the sound uttered

when caught by

the hook.

fishes

(mra.)

when caught

forehead.

Carey.

1.

The

skull, the

Manu

The metacarpus, the hand from the

little finger.
Sabda S.

p. 102.

Res.
Fraud, deceit, circumvention, cheat-

(?w.)
;

(Beng.) Deceitful,

a.

To play a

v. .

chery, knavery.
s.

(m.

assumed character.

3*rtmi

2.

C3*1

) 1.

disguise, an

s.

Mahadeva

of

by two

kins'

(m.)
Siva.

2.

An

The braided

1.

3*11^+^3)

(n.

s.

Insidious,

actor, a player.

or matted hair of

cowrie or a small shell used as a

shell

(m.

3*Fn + 3) h A

cowrie or small

used as a coin (Cyprsea moneta).

2.

The

(-f%^. 3*^+^)

of Siva. (Lit.
knot).

2.

Wearing

s.

1.

A name

dus.

(3^+^TT)

a.

(m/k.)

his hair braided

door.

2.

The

2.

3ft

s.

(?w.)

or block.

\i

An

3.

(Portug. couve)

(m.

s.

ape, a

monkey.

2.

pulley

cabbage.

3ft + 3W) Cowach

or cow-

itch (Dolichos pruriens).

3ft3^T s (3ft +3^) A pulley.

3ft**l

s.

3ft +R.

%fj} The elephant

tree (Feronia

elephantum or Cra-

(m. from

wood-apple

tseva Valanga).
i.

(/.

3ft

+3Tpft) The elephant or

wood-apple (Feronia Elephantum or Crataeva

shutter of a

Valanga).

window.

3*Tt*Tft

Fortunate.

tribe.

3ft^pft

Hin-

in a

1.

1,

of

Performing the religious duties of the Kapala

or

The cowne-shell (Cypreea moneta).

Colebr. Alg. p.

Wil-

skull.

matted hair of Siva.

s.

The

2.

3ft"3"55[
s.

wears skulls).

A particular order or caste

See3*fl^T. 3. A lintel.

of Siva.

coin (Cyprsea moneta).

3*Pn3

Who

MS.

3*tHtir

+ ^t*^)
s.

(Lit.

on equal terms.

parties

player, an actor.

deceitful, hypocritical,

^) A

from R.

(m.

s.

A name

^tra*! +H)

Acting under a disguise or under an assumed

character,

5.

As.

particular caste or tribe.

play, pantomime.

(-fH

a.

3*11^^

3*11^3

3*f| +

dish.

3*J1*W^ (m. (rtWWRfJ A peace made

Deceitfulness, trea-

3*t#cM

cup or

v. 61.

name

trick, to dissemble.

(supposed to be written on the forehead).

The name of a

a trick,

3.

the

4. (Figuratively) Fate, destiny

vi. 44.

wrist to the root of the

ing

cranium

Either half of a water-jar

2.

piece of a broken vessel.

Cold, phlegm.

s.

sorts of fish

Carey.

sound expressive of that

by some

uttered

is

tenderness or com-

feel

with f^T,

An imitative

indecl.

which

To

s.

multiplication,

(m.
in

A mode

3*Tf
which the

multiplicand

of

Colebr. Alg. p. 320.

s.

(3ft +3nrTl) The name

of a

large thorny shrub (Vangueria spinosa). Carey.

is

placed in a certain manner under the multiplying quantity.

3ft5HTTl
3ft^l

a.

colour.

(m/w.) Tawny,
2.

name

of

s.

(?.) 1.

Agni

The tawny

the god of

fire.

602

601

Kapila, a celebrated Muni or sage, the

3.

founder of the Sdnkhya system of philosophy.

As. Res.

vm.

352.

i.

(femin. of

The female

4.

3FPMI&>M
autumnal

Carey.
)

sort of au-

s.

^fptttl

v.

of clipping.
Incense, sty rax, or coarse ben-

The brown

1. To
To begin

noun

v.

2.

2.

clip, to

to imi-

Carey.

voice).

Carey.

zoin.

(from R. jSPjj

a.

which are very small.

rice the grains of

1.

fore-part of the knee, the

young parrots imitating the human

(as

tate

(m.~)

The

(/.)

cut a hedge with shears.

variety of au-

tumnal

The cheek.

(m.)

s.

patella or knee-pan.

Carey.

rice.

pigeon, a dove.

(3^1 + (^1) A variety of

s.

rice.

Antimony.

See^Wt^^T.

<PHH

sort of Sisu or timber-tree.

(from

tumnal

ele-

^Hlvii^*. (n. ^Ptfc+^ffi)

2.

celebrated in the Purdnas.

perfume.

i.

A fabulous
3. A kind of

phant of the south-east quarter.

cow

R.A.S.

Trans.

485.

per-

fume. (Lit. Like the foot of a pigeon).

colour.

3.

(mfn.*)

2.

The

1.

The

first

human

&c.) to imitate (the

act

attempt (of parrots,

voice).

spi-

<Ftlhtt3

rituous liquor, a kind of rum.

v, a.

(for

3rctyfe3)

To

clip,

to

cut with scissors or shears.

A cabbage.

Carey.
(v.

from

(rw.

The name of several

plants: viz. 1. Spondias mangifera.

populneoides.
religiosa.

tarea

Mimosa

3.

2.

Sirisha.

Marmelos.

6.

Ficus

Cra-

cutting or clipping with scissors or shears.

3*fl

A cloth worn

for

s.

worn round the

(m.)

between the

body.

^fl^

in behind.

s.

(corrupt.

of^ft 5 ^?) The

to the right side of the

man when he
thread.

s.

<P*<P
of hair tied

1.

A dove,

a pigeon: particularly
2.

R.

An

in general.

3.

a.

(mfn.

^XF + ^")

Producing colds,

occasioning catarrh, producing phlegm.

<K(?^

a.

<P^Ol

a.

from R. 5?T

(mfn.

Curing

^it3 + *|lfsWi

aviary, a dovecot.

(mfn.

<P^ + 3)

Occasioned by a cold

or rheum.
s.

(f

foam

a cold or catarrh.

bird in ge-

neral.
s.

froth or

colds or rheum.

the spotted-necked pigeon.

^Pft^trf^

Watery

crown of a young Brah-

Also written
(m.)

Hindu

temples.

invested with the sacerdotal

is

to the

of the three humours of the

A rheum,

(Beng.)

^fe^V. (^+^5^ + ^) A lock

<Pft\3

2.

A'small piece of

by devotees and

Phlegm, according

1.

physicians, one

tucked

loins

See also

decency by poor people, which being brought

legs, is

rfWfr )

(contract, of

s.

cloth

poor people.

Wilson.

(corrupt, of

act of

Hibiscus
4.

Areca Faufel or Catechu.

5.

The

noun

from

(m.) or

<$*VL a. (mfn.

^Fil (f.) The elbow.

<K{?+TT) Producing

sioning rheumatism.

colds, occa-

^ft

603

(a.

caravan.

W+fH

(-"P^w/n.
matic.

3^ Root,

various hues.

^\ad.
<<(>

(h.

s.

To

(?<P*lfevS)

i.

1.

drum, a drum used

ISlESnb* 0- Jj^) A

at

what time?

in battle.
4.

2.

kettle-

A tree

3.

An

(Hi-

amulet, a writing

of hair.

2.

Mixed,

a. (mfn.)

grave-digger.

Jc-tjJ)

(p.

A
Bhojpatr

tomb,

a burial

s.

<<RTt

*!

(f.)

plant

(/.) 1.

(Mimosa

plant

(Mimosa

braid or

octandra).

fillet

octandra).

3.

of hair.

2.

(Beng.) Sour-

ness, acidity.

(m.)

s.

mouthful

particularly that of

a beast.
species of birch,
its

bark

are inscribed with mystical verses and are

worn

<P1

<<T^

carried about the person as a charm.

called

Sourness, acidity,

colour, to tinge with

Armour, mail.

biscus populneoides).

commonly

fillet

praise.

u^?) When?

(m.)

braid or

ground.

To

2.

1.

intermingled.

The elbow.

or <PH5l'fi (/.)

s. (in.)

3.

Phleg-

1.

with a cold or rheum.

2. Afflicted

(mn.)

s.

Salt.

604

pieces of

(mfn.

as amulets.

(m.) Armour, mail.

5.

3^ + 3^3)

Devoured, eaten,

swallowed.

verse or text

A pretext, a

See <?3T>

pretence, a trick, deception.

used as a charm, or inscribed upon an amulet.

3?3"T>t

s.

(a.

s.

(from^S)

Armed, wearing; defensive

plur. of

A.)y

Military

exercise, manoeuvres.

armour.

<F3\I

<<n>

(mfn.)

s.

(corrupt, of

s.

(from a. j^iJi) Grasp, gripe

To take possession

of, to

sequestrate,

to seize, to subdue, to conquer.

flat fish,

commonly

<<TF3^a. (p.

Lutianus scandens,

SRlfl. and

<P<^

s.

3^55

(mn.)

retaining the
(n.)

Water.

1.

See

whose head was forced

into his

belly.

MSS.)

kind of

commonly

or

MSS.

Lutianus scandens, Laceptlde).

called

kay (Perca vagabunda, Buchanan's

(a.jJ)

grave.

(^, from f^,

s.

times

(a.

+ 3~fa) How

often?

jJU)

of sale, a deed of

bill

transfer.

body by a stroke

Kavay

<F3^s.

ad.

2.

demon

s.

fish,

Carey.

Carey.

how many

3.

Roasted-meat.

A bird (Tantalus falcinellus, Buchanan's

of Indra's thunderbolt.
(f.)

s.

s. (from
cubebs, +T^tf^)
The name of the seeds of Piper Cubeba, or the

<P<U

headless trunk (especially

The name of

Roasted,

cubebs of the shops.

(m.)

<__jL)

called

Lacepede).

power of action); the

3.

Also written

^t^tft"

kavay or kay (Perca vagabunda, Buchanan's

MSS.

door, a shutter.

the act

of receiving or taking possession of a thing.

kind of

q. v.)

(m. from R. 3>?)

1.

poet.

2.

sun.

Sukra, the regent of the planet Venus and

preceptor of the Daityas or demons.

name
giras.
a.

The

of an ancient

Manu

riJ

Hindu

151.

5.

(mfn.) Learned, wise.

4.

AnBrahmA.

sage, son of

A name

of

The

9H

605
<pf<l<P

and <P(<<PI

(n.)

s.

s.

(/.)

The

of a

bit

Made by
composed by a

a.

a poet,

Less,

^)

(p.

(.<?[< + n31 or

s.

+^)

^M<P^

s.

<^Sa)

(p.

Poetry.
(w.)

from h. M

which from

q. v.)

poet.

The elephant

(?.)

cupine.

or wood-apple (Fe-

9f^9

See

bridle.

(from <ff^T +

"5 ^v5l*l
v.)

(femin. of <pf< q. v.)

5.

defective,

1.

An

TTi/son.

minus; inade-

made

A tortoise.

(mn.~)

5.

an

associate,

The name of a Daitya

by
(n.)

An expletive.

4.

3.

2.

assistant.

bamboo.

3.

por-

or demon.

4.

water-jar, especially one

of a hollow gourd or cocoa-nut and used

ascetics.

See

ronia Elephantum).
s.

The head.

2.

quate, deficient.

poet.

^f^sjl s.(/.)or^f^3"

3Kf[

Water.

Happiness or happily.

bridle.

^f^TT

^^iwtfecZ. Sans.

606

The

QHtm.

s.

9*T& + % ) A

(f.

female tortoise, or a

small one.
physician.

bit of

a bridle.

9^3*5

(mn.)

s.

1.

An earthen

pot used by ascetics.

MS.

Wilkins'

3.

2.

or

wooden water-

A vessel with

a spout.

The waved-leaf fig-tree.

from
Following the precepts of Kabir, a celebrated

Hindu

9<T

sectator.

(w.)

5.

5.

follower of Kabir.

ring of metal

by way of ornament.
<&$s$4^s.

worn about the neck

from

name

Brahma.

cr

<

^^ L s

s.

tj\^.JyS)

(p.

pigeon-house.

ment,

v. a.

To promise,

to

acknow-

<t*W ad. (from

^[<l*S

a.

tepid,
s.

"^P.
hand

9D

(mfn.
(n.)

s.

(from

When?

a.

at

dLAi

The

ft

om

An

R.

9^3

ad. (from

9^ Root,

i.

wish or long

(irreg.
for.

name of Kamadeva.

(mfn. from R. <P3Jj Desirable, pleas-

a.

beautiful.

-31

(/.) or

(n.) Loveli-

(hom pron. f^) Where? Whither?

<R^.

s.

(n.) Water.

See

a.

(mfn. from R.

9^)

s.

jS) The

(p.

Desirous, lustful.

loins.

<>M<<*^ s.

(p. jcjyS)

<*l<5**ll

(p.

s.

loins, the

girdle for the loins.

0$) The

girding up of the

preparing for battle.

93OT^t91> (9JR+C^"M +9^) A variety of

^^jQ At any

oblation, an offering

of food to deceased ancestors.

ad. (h.

1.

wrist, the grasp of the

a hinge.

(/w.)

tree (Jonesia Asoca).

ad.

what time?

from^+^^) Slightly warm,

A slight warmth.

s.

Somewhere.

9XT^

ledge.

2.

Libidinous, de-

ness, beauty.

^ n acknowledgment, an agree-

A J_jr^0

of

9*4.llil

^PiTJ) A pigeon.

1.

2. Desirable, beautiful,

ing;,

9^v2r^Tn1

(mfn. from R.

a.

sirous.

3.

MS.

Wilkins'

<P*H

Arum which

is

cultivated for

time.

Even

some and
at

any time.

^UtilJvS) To

desire,

nutritive

root

(Arum

its

whole-

Colocasia).

Caret/.

to

<Pm
lily

s.

(n.

from R.

9^?)

1.

(Nelumbium speciosum

lotus or water-

or

Nymphsea Ne-

607

608

lumbo).

Water.

2.

Copper.

3.

cament, a drug.

5.

The

7.

(Beng.~)

species of deer.

(femin. of ^I^T)

s.

mi.

An

2.

excellent

4.

bladder.

woman.

(m.)

6.

candlestick.

A name

1.

medi-

baseness.

An

a.

Seef^)

orange.

^H^tr^

^^tft ^)
5

of

Mohun P.

orange (Citrus Aurantium).

little

value, of

a low price.

Of little strength, weak,

f)

powerless,

^ptl^a.
(corrupt,

s,

the mob, the

Of

(p.

cjy

WTtf^s.

Meanness, lowness,

Vulgar persons,

2.

orange.

An

p. y^.*^) l>

dregs of the people.

of Laksh-

(Beng.}

3.

(from

) Low,

(p.

An
a.

(f'jjj p)

p. 58.

Of

base.

little

power, weak,

infirm.

^SFT+^T^ffi")

(m.

s.

Brahma.

name

of

Seated upon a lotus.)

(Lit.

1.

A water-lily with

2.

<P*U5"ll>3<

An assemblage

(Carthamus

WM

(from

infirmity,

^)

Littleness, paucity; a di-

minution, a defect.

A tremor,

a shake, a

vibration, agitation.

tinctorius).
s.

To

(causal of <?]*li>S)

v. a.

lessen,

+^%) A pain attended with

(m.

trembling, an ague, an intermittent fever.

an
ing, vibrating,

The diminish-

noun

(v.

ing or reducing of any thing

^\+^5PT) Trembling, shaks. (w.) A quivering or trembling

(mfn. R.

a.

article.

s.

p.

(m. from R.
Safflower

to diminish, to reduce, to abate the price of

^it^T

Ljjjj^) Weakness,

(p.

flower and seeds.

^R+^OT)

(n.

s.

its

5.

debility.

of lotus flowers, a place abounding with waterlilies.

3*its5tW|

motion, a tremor.

the abating of

^fattf

the price of any article.

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

Capable

of being shaken, moveable, vibratory, agitable.

cross-bow.

wished

longed

for,

longing after

J Desired,

a.

(3**)

Paralytic, trembling

from palsy.

for.

mfn. R.

<t>[Il^l a.

^WlP

R.

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

3^+3"

^t*r a. (mfn. pres. part. p. R. <^L,) Shaking,

)

Wishing,

vibrating, trembling, quivering, palpitating.

desirous, cupidinous, lustful.

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

(from

v. n.

^) To

p.

abate, to assuage,

to diminish, to decrease, to remit, to shrink.

<f*l);

s.

(v.

*) Defectiveness, smallness

re-

LS

duction, remission, abatement.

(a.

^iw5j)k
vile.

(p

^^aj)

10

/)IU<

s.

(n.)

A trembling,
v. a.

to agitate.

shirt or shift.

yp^) Mean,

low, base, wicked,

R.

*^Lj Shaken,

put into a vibratory motion, trembling, shaking.

(from

R.^L)To

Mohun P.

(jw.)

drug so

tremor.

move, to shake,

p. 170.

Sunda Rochani, a perfume and

called.

See

Also written

<H*"<

609

^t^pftS'

(corrupt, of P.

a.

^)

Unripe, not

mature.

<^\+^")

s.

^^^^Uvflj,

S- ( P>

^)

Wretchedness, misery,

inauspiciousness, calamity.

1.

kind of

description of elephant.

The name of

(/.)

3.

upper cloth or garment.

sort of deer.

(n.)

7.

2.

chief of the

small worm.

5.

(Gmelina

a plant

4.

The dew-lap.

An

6.

^"ttTRr

p. 49.

^+'^") Desirous, cupidinous.

^T^)

The name of a

Hort. Ben.

p. 59.

of ^^Rlf^F^)

5 . (corrupt.

tree

The name

of a tree (Citrus Aurantium). Hort. Ben. p. 59.

3?f|l

(corrupt, of

5.

<t?M~^)

^^n+^I^T^ from R.

ladle or spoon.

(corrupt, of

s.

blanket.

t^ifo"!)

2.

(f. corrupt,

s.

of

commonly

of a plant,

^tTT^ ?)

The name

called Kdkoli.

Wilson.

or corrupt, of

^TST?) Sirup.

kind of partridge, commonly called

shoot,

Sabda

Ka'er (Perdrix sylvatica).

a branch or joint of a bamboo.

Coal, a coal.

(The same

of carriage, covered with a coarse

1.

<f

(corrupt, of

s.

<P*r*$J

blanket or woollen cloth, and drawn by oxen.

(f.)

Hort. Ben.

(Pistia Stra-

from h.^.)

Wearing a blanket.
(h.

The name of a plant

(mfn. R.

a.

^H^t

s.

(f.)

Water.

^F^T^Tl a. (<^<H+3lfl1 q. v
<t^H<ll*M
<5^) A kind

5.

(Citrus Aurantium).

blanket.

or serpents.

<?M
^JTl

<=*<1^" a. (mfn.) Variegated.

(m.)

$f^Pl

tiotes).

unfortunate, calamitous, wretched.

s.

2.

arborea).

3*13^ a. (p-c^-kr ~) Inauspi cious, unhappy,

s.

3.

Trembling, shaking,

agitated.

Nagas

country in the north of India.

shell.

<P*~d a. (mfn. R.

610

Also written
5.

<F<1.

Jtf)

S. p. 130.

weighman, a person who

weighs wares.

<*^s.
let,

4.

(?ww.)

a ring.

A
2.

The neck.

body.

a conch, (m.) 1. A braceA bivalve shell. 3. An elephant.

5. A vein or tubular vessel of the
shell,

^ITFff
son

s . (a.

who weighs

(mfn.) Variegated, speckled.

a.

s.

f^jffc

a.

(mfn.

^s^ + Sffal)

neck marked with three

pP^ffal

s.

(f.

Having the

toll

neck marked

taken by the per-

merchandize.

species of perch

which

is

noted

for

going by land from one piece of water to another (Perca vagabunda).

lines like a shell.

^^+tifaft) A

JU + ^f)

^Ul<P^. (from

See

^ + 3^)

Some, a few.

See

with three lines like those of a spiral shell (considered to be indicative of exalted fortune).

^PCXTw^

<P<T

s.

(m.)

1.

bracelet.

2.

(mfn.)

thief,

a plunderer.

^^*lad.

(p.

a.

j^j X) More

or less, thereabout,

nearly.

^3T3l

(m.)

1.

Kamboj a

or

Kamboya,

(a.

jJs)

Confinement, imprisonment,

See

(mfn. from R.

effecting.
a.

s.

s.

fetters.

(Only used

W)
in

Making, producing,
comp.

e. g.

1
(mfn.) Causing pain, from "^o ^!

s.

"3T<f^'^* a. (mfn.) Producing

Pain,

advan-

611

612

tage, from ^51^. s

+ <M

Gain, advantage,

from R.

O.

s.

^)

claw of an animal.

4.

light.

The hand.

1.

An

3.

Taxes, revenue.

6.

2.

The

elephant's trunk.

Colebr. Alg. p. 2.

cubit.

(3^+03^)

s.

The

lines in the

palm of the hand.

See Wilkins' Gr. % 783.)

3*3

3^T^t$t

7.

5.

m R. SjT ) Marriage.
The taking the hand see ^Ttfl^ .)

(Lit.

(m.

s.

fr o

ray of
s.

Hail.

(rc.^+Ste;

The

!)

collecting of

taxes, tribute, or revenue.

<P<^$

s.

<1M<

storehouse, a granary.

<< +<)

(m.

s.

Revenue, tax,

2.

A plant

The pomegranate-tree.

1.

3.

toll.

sort of bird.

(Galedupa arborea).
6. (w/.) Hail.

frondosa).

MS.

Wilkins'

student or ascetic

5.
7.

9.

A skull.

mushroom. Wilkins'

collecting taxes or revenue,

(corrupt, of

s.

<RXft^
A

shell of

5<Tt[

(m.)

s.

a.

Unripe, soft
it is

soft

cocoa-nut hollowed so as to
2.

in their

3^Tl

s.

^3*^1

(/.

s.

growth and have thereby be-

(3^"+^)
from R.

pot of an ascetic.

<J)

3.

1.

hip.

s.

The water-

A vessel

made

of a cocoa-

nut.

market, a

The name of a

Roxb.}

fair.

assessment, a

tree (Bridelia

Carey.

The name of a plant (Wrightea anSabda S.

tidysenterica, or Pentaptera Arjuna).

p. 414.
s.

The name of

<M\5l

s.

called

the small white heron

Carey.

(Ardea nivea).
2.

Hail.

Any

Carey.

levy of taxes.

<Mn>Ui
The

3.

Also written

A written

(from a. ^js- 1-)

s.

of bird (Lanius excubitor).

come crooked and hard).

The head.

from

lancesefolia,

Stunted (said of vegetables that have been

checked

(wi.)

3R^1

and

Carey.

A sort

The name of a

(m.)

Karanj (Galedupa

plant

commonly

arborea).

m. (<<T + 3i) 1. A finger-nail. 2. (.)

A perfume, commonly called Nakhi, resembling

<t><vil

<M<HM|

s.

(_*Tt

s.

3^+3I^)

The

co-

The name of a
bcellia perforata).

species of grass (Rott-

fish

chanan's

(Pimelodes

MSS.)

Kurki-Tayngra,

Carey.

<$4.t$

s.

(tm.)

A plant

commonly

(Galedupa arborea).

Caret/.

The name
a

Wilson.

a nail in appearance.

coa-nut tree (Cocos nucifera).

of

1.

form a cup or vessel.

a cocoa-nut before

(only said of the cocoa-nut whilst

a.

s.

collector of tribute or taxes.

<FO<P) Sea-salt obtained

has acquired any hardness,

eatable).

collector

3^ + SftftTL.) Col-

(-fe\mfn.

a.

n.

The unripe

s.

lecting or receiving taxes, tribute, &c.

evaporation.

<p<<d?fc>

Receiving or

s. (w?.)

of tribute or taxes.

and

<$<<PO

it

^^ + [1^$)

bone of the body. Wilson.

MS.
by

(mfn.

a.

the shell of a cocoa-nut

11. (ra.)

cruise.

(Butea

thunderstone.

hollowed to form a vessel. Wilson.

10.

tree

4.

The water-pot of the

(?wk.)

8.

^SfT5^

Bu-

<><^^
called

<FT&

s.

s.

(m.

Hort. Ben.

<P<^ + ^) A

Karanj (Galedupa
(m.)

1.

crow.

called

2.

Karanj

p. 53.

plant

commonly

arborea).

An elephant's

cheek.

<3R

613
3. Safflower or

614

carthamus.

degraded profession.

or

ceremony performed

or

An

in

A man

4.

The

5.

of a low

Sraddha

first

honour of a deceased
an unbeliever,

an

oppugner of the doctrines of the Vedas.

7.

ancestor.

atheist,

musical instrument.

^3T3

s.

&t

(/.)

cow

be milked.

difficult to

A bee-hive,

sort of duck.

+^\)

The Numidian

An

ele-

of any thing.

1.

any

The

4.

Wilson.
Wilkins'

lation.

14.

^Tt^

ad.

duced by

a Sudrd

) A man of a mixed
woman by a Vaisya ;
is

As. Res.

3FjX< 1H

+<?<"i<f
s.

s.

number.

(f.

Also,

it

(Carissa

Hibiscus fragrans?

p. 97.)

<P\jC^

to,

*3p

Continuing

palm of the hand.

under the power of a person.

ad. (locat. case of

power,

^3t^

^"+\J ??f) The

<P<\5n) Under the

in subjection.

(^" + \5M) A cymbal.

s.

The sound

of

a cymbal or of cymbals.
s.

s.

complaisant,

Complaisance, kind-

(In grammar)

A musical
2.

in-

Beat-

ing time by clapping the hands.

s.

the

name

<F<Wtkft

fromW+C3ttTl) Kara toy a,

(f.

of a river in the north of Bengal.

a.

(-f$\ mfn. ^+T*lfU^)

Pay-

ing taxes or duties.

saw.

(-3^

m.

^lTr + ^) The

palmyra-tree (Borassus flabelliforaiis).

^^3"
<MHiq

(^" + ct^") Conversation by signs

'

s.

made with
s.

the fingers.

3^" + *ft!T) The

(n.

joined hands

formed into a cup, to hold or to drink water.

case.

3^!+^?) A

3^3t*T+^)

(f.

strument, perhaps a kind of Castanet.

s.

+ 3t5^)

surd or irrational

Colebr. Alg. p. 145.

Colebr. Alg. p. 324.

bush which produces

pro-

.)

(n.

Subject

e. g.

by complaisance

The instrumental

Wfl

Manu x.
MS.

Wilkins'

Occasioned by,

Effected

^Tt^tW

See

The

by the instrumentality

of,

a.

ness,

v. 58.

(3^"|+^)

a.

writing, accounts,

by means

(Only used in comp.

kind, from

10.

(m.

s.

^JT^l

of.

acid fruit Caronda,

modus coeundi).

(mfn.) Miserable.

4.

bond, a written stipu-

a writer, a scribe.

a.

(In

organ

The body.

9.

son of an outcast Kshatriya.

6. 22.

6.

An

any thing with the

the occupation of this class

&c.

7.

5.

MS.

from R.

s. (in.

class, the son of

sword.

3.

The

posture, abstinence, &c. of an

13. Plaistering, spreading

hand.

case.

12. Copulation (seu

ascetic.

<P< C

&c

tribe or caste.

Cause, motive.

11.

field.

weed (Valisne-

aquatic

(Ben. pres. p. from R.

a.

Action; the doing

instrument or means of action.

8.

3.

to do, doing repeatedly.

grammar) The instrumental

of sense.

An

Carey.

Hort. Ben.

as trade,

particular business of

An

5.

The name of the

s.

crane.

Acting, dramatic action.

2.

occupation,

Business,

basket of bamboo wicker-work.

a honey-comb.

also the thorny

<1Msj

^ + 3I T)

R,

(n.

done,

Wilson.

Carodas.

3^"U.

2.

3^31

phant.

(m.)

To be

Wilson.

(f^\m.

5.

practicable.

fit,

(m.)

s.

ria).

<P< ol
<E><

6.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

necessary,

surd root.

3^tt*T

s.

scymetar.

2.

Trans.

sons.

(m.

^pfWt)

1.

sword,

The superintendent of

R.A.S.

i.

174.

the pri-

^Ti

?H?

615

cudgel,

a short club or wooden sword.

The

^flfel s.

joining the palms of

of

OTO)
a.

of ^^ffc>

With the

(^' + 5t
:

s.

1)

The name of a water-

fowl (Charadrius bilobus, Lin?)

s.

small

<P<^5.

(a.

<R"3"1

sword.

3.

Warm,

(mfn.)

(m.)

s.

1.

The metacarpus, the hand from

the wrist to the root of the fingers.

3.

2.

s.

(n.

3=^ +

ment worn round the

<P4^T

s.

A bracelet, an

ele-

oraa-

(m.

(corrupt, of

An

1.

The name of a

s.

<$4*\*K

>

s.

(m.

tree bearing

actions done in a

<^

(corrupt, of

s.

fruit,

^^R^Ti?) A

its

fruit

^^1<P<

s.

(m.

A small

commonly

s.

<P<^ n + ^)

(corrupt,

of

^F^

(Lit.

An

See

^)

cedematous

swelling of the hands, usually considered as a

forerunner of death.
Carey.

^<^<

(m.

s.

s.

called

<P<^t&3P

^+$$)

The name of a

plant

(m.)

The

root of a water-lily.

The name of a

Ca-

^^Pn.

The name of a

large timber-tree (Nauclea cordifolia).

tree ^ Van _

gueria spinosa).
s.

finger.

3^+ *ffe3") Water expelled

(from R.

^)

The doing

thing. (Frequently used in

(m.

(Momordica Cha-

<R*TM1 s. (/.<Rr+*rWl) A
A branch of the hand).

q. v.

ronda (Carissa Carondas).

s.

cucurbi-

Carey.

rantia).

<P<3st&

^" + 51^ from R.

an acid

(Bucco Corula).

bird

(Gardenia saponacea, Buchanan's MS.). Carey.

Carey.

corrupt, of <!

s.

finger-nail.

2.

enjoy the consequences of actions committed in

3MM0l

s.

action.

Fate, or the liability of any person to suffer or

prior state of existence.

^)

from an elephant's trunk.

wrist.

a former state of existence

MS.

young

young

phant.

"SP*^*!

Wilkins'

Carey.
^FfjCffl

cemetery.

camel or any young animal.

hot.

JJs) Steadiness, fimtiness, patience.

taceous plant, also

<P<-53

Intermingled,

(from &.j\js) Steadiness, firmness, pa-

s.

fragrant plant,

a sort of oleander or rose-bay (Nerium odorum).

a.

<RF^

1.

to powder.

(m.) Cake, flour or meal mixed with

s.

) 1.

2.

Pounded, reduced

2.

curds,

^"^t^*

See

s.

mixed.

tience.

sword, a cudgel or stick.

<P<<1

inlaid.

sword, a scy-

(f.

a mark of

(m.) Flour or meal mixed with curds.

s.

metar.

3R3TpT3?1

s.

Carey.

1.

( as

locat. case

Mixed, intermingled,

(mfn.)

^Tf^3 a. (mfn. <P<M + ^3)

hands respectfully joined.

c

With joined hands

a bead-roll.

respect).

sequiousness.

<P<<t c

A rosary,

(rfl

<Pt<ll3 ad. (^+C3~ft\3 Beng.

the hands, as an expression of respect and ob-

ad. (locat. case

616

Carey.

or making of any
comp. with nouns to

give the sense of the verbal noun,

*l^Tl

s.

The

dent, clear,

revealing, from

+<fc<1).

a.

e. g.

3^1*1

^t<$t-

a.

Done, made.

Evi-

618

^ft"

617

make

do

or

<P<

To cause

to

to impel, to incite, to excite.

3p^ + 3IT^lT3) A blow

(m.

s.

gsfel )

(cans, of

v. a.

or slap

The

s.

name

local

of a species of

Stunted, obstructed in

compressed,

The name of a

s.

its

^ftUtfto
To

or

^f%1

a.

v.

effect, to cause, to

accomplish.

The name of a plant (Momordica Cha-

s.

Hort. Ben.

rantia).

p. 70.

do (any thing).

The name of
(from

s.

from

Carey.

noun of <fc<1^Ui) The causing a

make

Carey.

Carey.

^ft^l

<M flj,

variety of the

species of bird (Tringa Ochropus).

person to

Elephant-pepper,

(Lit.

Rox.)

officinalis,

growth,

Carey.

s. (v.

fruit.

Mimo-

bird (Gallinula

species of grass (Scirpus complanatus).

<M \\

^fej-ft^K) A plant

(f.

white heron (Ardea nivea maxima).

a.

viridis).

s.

bearing a pungent

Pothos

Carey.

sa.

(from R. <) To make, to do.

^fef^^Nt

with the hand.

{

^f^TS v. a.

collector

of taxes, a

Hort. Ben.

formis).

a plant (Dalbergia renip. 53.

clerk, a writer.

young
<S>1\5

(corrupt, of

s.

^T^^T) A

^Tt^tUJ

ten) years old.

sawyer.

be

(*-j\js)

pact,

promise, a contract, a com-

an agreement, the

^f^"*n3

(3 f^+*3) The
5

s.

trunk of an ele-

phant.

made, to be done, to be effected.

<M

ele-

phant, under five (or according to others under

(^Ti + ^lltre) To

pass.

v.

saw.

ratification of a bargain.

<P< i^Kl^s. (from a.J\x<

treaty,

an

<#R*

R.

(mfn.

a.

Only used

comp.

in

Ornamenting,

f + t^)

Making, doing.
a.

e. g.

(mfn.)

from

adorning,

embellishing,

agreement, an engagement, a promise.

<M I<1 a.
^Tt5^
3.

a.

(Jiji+^l) Engaged
(mfn.)

Formidable,

Great,

or a mixture of

A dark

tall.

2.

High,

terrible, dreadful.

large projecting teeth,

2. (n.)

promised.

for,

oil

s.

and the

1.

4.

Having

3.

s.

s.

(m.

s.

(Beng.)

^f^T+^g)
(n.

An

elephant.

adjective

compound words

<IM,
e. g.

A science productive of wealth.

species of swal-

The

^FT + ^tf^fe)

roar-

ing of elephants.

^j*) Generous,

liberal, munificent,

beneficient.

(m.)

The

The shoot of a bamboo.

s.

(mn.)

thorny plant described as growing

deserts and

1.

fed

A female

elephant.

water-jar.

2.
in

upon by camels, commonly

called Caril (Capparis aphylla,

)

excellent ele-

phant, the leader of a herd of elephants.

a. (a.

frontal globes

An

(from

(Ocy-

^^3"

(femin. of

<R^ + I/T

frequently occurring in

(m.) Resin, pitch,

of an elephant.

^f^tffe

f^\m.

The feminine form of the

a.

low-wort (Hemidesmus Indicus).

^|<<^

resin of the Sa^-tree.

species of Tulasi, or Basil

mum sanctum).

lofty.

<?<l

Wilson.

Box.)

3.

620

619
(mn.) Dry cow-dung.

<P<p5

(corrupt, of

s.

^fl^T)

or

the pamplemouse

fruit-tree,

(m.)

1.

<J><PE>

pity.

(mfn.

Compassion, tender-

^^nlftTS

{mfn.

sign of the zo-

Full

of

of pity.)

3^i+3lf^3)

crab.

5.

mirror.

(m.)

s.

Wilson.

6. Fire.

1.

crab.

2.

As. Res.

The

The

sign of the

292.

it.

4.

fibrous root of the lotus.

3.

kind

long gourd.

The curved

6.

end of the beam of a balance to which the

strings supporting the scale are attached.

Wil-

The opening of the compass, the

radius

son.

Compas-

of a

7.

Colehr. Alg. p. 90.

circle.

Filled with

compassion or mercy ; tender-hearted, compas-

The

sign

Cancer.

sionate.

<P<?'lly

3.

merciful.

sionate, tender,

^TTJ^

of bird, the Numidian crane.

5.

^H + ST^T)

A mine

(Lit.

zodiac (Cancer).

>c

ness, pity, mercy.

<P<P*1 i<P<' a.

4.

2.

Sans.

ad.

In a piteous manner.
(femin. of <t <t

water-jar.

white horse.

diac (Cancer).

shaddock (Citrus Decumana).

( *t)

Carey.

granary.
s.

The name of a

species of fish (Clupea

Buchanan's MS.*)

(m.) Compassion, tenderness, pity, mercy.

s.

2.

The name of a

s.

fornicata,

. (wi/n.

sionate.

(Lit.

l+^lfH)

Moist with

Mild, compas-

^n^f^ft s.

^ ^
+

(/.

+ ^ ) The name of a

climbing and milky plant (Asclepias geminata?)

pity.)

Carey.

^Trttffe

a.

(mfn.

^fttH + ft^)

Tender-

3#t

hearted, compassionate.

<P^*i'(^lf

s.

(m.

(corrupt, of

s.

A plaintive voice.

The osprey

or fish-

s.

(femin. of 5?<Fk>

The Numidian

(jw/ .)

<?(.<^

s.

(mfi)

TO

written

^Rv?

s.

s.

its

female crab.

Ben.

sort of

cucumber (Cucumis

utilissimus).

crane.

male or female elephant. Also

^<^

s.

acuta).

<$<P'4

(mfi)

The name of a

Gravel

s.

toad.

p. 57.

(Zizyphus Jujuba).

Hort.

p. 70.

(from

tree, the

Also written

a grating noise

^<f^
;

jujube
.

the grating

sensation arising from having sand between the

p. 50.

The name of a cucurbitaceous plant,

fruit (Momordica Charantia). Carey.

its fruit

Another plant (Momordica mixta).

teeth ; the painful sensation arising from having

dust in the eye, &e.

(Momordica Charantia). As. Res.

(m.)

s.

The name of a plant

and

2.

Mohun P.
<

The name of a plant (Sida

Hort. Ben.

also of

3.

ing-eagle (Falco Haliseetus).

1

s.

Carey.

mirror,

a.

(mfn.) Hard, firm.

(n.) Stone, nodules of lime-stone,

called

commonly

Konhar.

x. 17.

3R^tt

s.

(n.)

The bones of the head, the

Also written <Pl<

or

^Ift

(/.)

skull.

^$f^TTl

a.

(from <P<P<

(/.)

pitcher.

full of nodules.
) Gritty,

^4

621

622

<r

<3?<<T

A pumpkin-gourd

(m.)

s.

(Cucurbita pepo).

^^"l

(mfn.)

a.

unkind, harsh,

2. Violent, cruel,

commonly

plant,

hear or

s.

4.

1.

3.

2.

A
A

Sugar-

sword.

The name of a

(m.)

s.

(m. from R.

of the triangle

<Pb <<?
bet).

{m.)

4.

plant (Cassia fistula).

An

A tree (iEgle Marmelos),

W.^ 2. A species of snake.

The

The hyor in any

where-

5.

sort

ear-ring.

cole-

opterous insect; (according to some) a centipede.

^T<?^<

+<$s<) 1. The meatus

The tympanum.

(n.

s.

of the ear.

See

plant

(Curcuma

s.

(m.

^4+^1) The wax of the ear.

See

reclinata).

(m.

s.

^+(THF^)

The

notice or

cognizance of the ear

A plant, zedoary (Curcuma Zerum-

be within hearing,

a.

such a situation as to
{mfn.')

Within hearing,

perceptible to the ear.

To

i.

give pain, to

ear-hole.

make
The name

uneasy.

(a. yOji)

<P^Svi|l^[tir

s.

(a.

loan, a debt.

Also, a very slender species of Cen-

species).

+ a. *y ) The discharging

tipes

or Scolopendra.

<t>'K^<*>1 and
(p.

of

an insect (Julus cornifex, and perhaps some other

of a debt.

^'v^kl k*!^.

or

2.

The

5.

2.

3.

A small

See^T3"^.

Root,

ear.

of swallow-wort (Asclepias gigantea).

^TPtt^
s.

To

Colebr. Alg. p. 59.

is the half.

species of grass (Rottboellia

Also written <Tf>

*

The

a helm.

triangle, the diagonal of a parallelogram,

106.

(.) Gold.

(m.)

3*1

or

pothenuse of a right-angled triangle

^Sftl

Wtt
K

1.

rudder of a ship or boat

orifice

s.

^T^+^fl,

1.

See

its fruit.

s.

prefixes 3Tl,

listen.

See <P<|<P

perforata).

also

(m.)

A pumpkin-gourd (Cucurbita pepo.)

^<$t^s. (m.)
s.

shrill.

Sunda Rochani.

called

kind of cassia (Cassia esculenta).

cane.

Rough, hard, harsh,

(<?"TTTf3) To pierce or bore.

x.

See

crane.

1.

Root,

With the

(mf) The Numidian

and <PC< v

<l

The lending of money

^ol j

or goods.

3H^T3"

{m.

s.

Carey.

Also written

^'KSlt^^lS (W^.)

3*Cf

from R.

man, a steersman, a

<4 )

helms-

pilot.

<r

<>\5L^1^

(p.^j^y)

s.

rows money or other

3%!U

(a.

debtor, one

who

bor-

articles.

J>J+*ft) A

promissory note, a

bond.

^'Kl^

s.

Hort. Ben.

3T>fte*.

J^Wft

^%*TtH

s.

(A.

uiJi +

The discharging of

<Ff*F^
(from a. yoji)

debtor.

(Citrus Medica).

p. 59.

(^+^)A tumour

s.

(/.

from

in the ear.

SFl+'TH) An

ornament

for the ear.

a debt.
s.

The name of a plant

ear.

s.

(from^+^W) An

ornament of the

624

623
Ear-wax.

MS.

Wilkins'

an elephant's
Chalk.

The

ceremony

religious

of piercing the ears of a male

Hindu

child

the

(m. P|

+ Spf)

The

ear-ring.

(m. from SFI ?)

large ornamental tree

secretion or

(n.

s.

^T^% s

^1 + ^1 )

wax

^fTTt^t^

The

commonly called Kaniyar

sort of cassia (Cassia fistula).

^ff^+TRtS) An

(m.

s.

Wilkins'

point.

iron

MS.

root of the ear.

ears.
s

<r
s.

The

(n.

orifice

of the ear.

(m. )

The

outer or

cartilaginous part of the ear.

(m.

s.

m+W) A

the conveyance of

fC^

(m.

*.

m) Awhis-

country, Karnata, whence the

modern Karnatik: the name however was anciently applied to the central districts of the

peninsula, including Mysore.

ment

(rn.

s.

fixed in the upper part of the ear.

^TTta

3\3 Root,

+ <?) A native of Karnata.

(n.

s.

ming

+ <H> ) A drug or medicinal

in the

2.

An

x.

(^3^"R?) To

slacken,

to

un-

Wilson.

Wilkins' Gr. 902.

produced

A semicircular orna-

ear-ring.

Also written

loose, to remove.

^7t&<l=

a talebearer,

informer,

1.

(m.)

^f,

whisperer.

pering together.
s.

women, borne

locat. case of

An

from R.
for

covered

shoulders.

running of the ears.

^feK*. (^4+3l1 + <Fpi

MS.

Wilkins'

Pf, +^i) A

^T'lfor

litter for

on men's

MS.

Wilkins'

car or

barbed arrow.
(mf.

s.

4+*[S^ft)

(/.

root,

The name of a

1.

wiw.

2.

arrow with a barbed

6.

Wilson.

Wilson.

of the ear.
<r

fruit-stalk.

s.

^f^W
rifolia).

s.

5.

A plant (Premna spinosa).

(Pterospermum acerifolium, or Pentapetes ace-

piercing the ears to receive ear-rings.

An

trunk.

7.

country of Karnata (pro-

bably a variety of Acorus Calamus).

R.

or cutting.

+ 3FT)
2.

or <3?^T

The

act of trim-

The spinning

of cotton or

1.

thread.

&&f\

s.

^^) A

(from R.

Carey.

pair of scissors or

shears.

+ 3f ) One

of the Ragints

or female personifications of the musical modes.

As. Res. in. 78.

s.

(.

l+^T

(/.

ornament of the
lotus.

3.

fit,

i)

The

listening with

^ + sS<)

Necessary, proper

31

suitable.

(f.) or

(^^-hft^i) A

^ferflfirl

Mohun P.

moral duty.

(from R. <^1
s.

to be done,

(n.)

Suitableness, fitness, practicability.

c

attention.

^fT3?1

<1?\3<^ a. (mfn. R.

A mason's

+ ^1)
ear.

The middle

2.

1.

The

finger.

An

trowel.

ear-ring or

pericarp
4.

<p5f<^l

The

of a
tip

of

s.

(/.

from R.

religious or

p. 161.

^) A

pair of scissors,

a pair of shears.

^3f^t5)

s.

(In grammar)

(n.

^4pT

The

locat.

active voice.

case of <*3)

626

625

^3^1

s.

^) A

from R.

(/.

pair of scissars or

^51

( tf

R.A.S.

a governor

570.

i.

An

1.

Mohun P. p.

The lower extremity

phant's trunk.

Trans.

(In grammar) The agent of

2.

(/.) 1.

agent, a

the Creator.

the nominative case.

s.

The middle

2.

122.

of an ele-

^s)

(from R.

To

cut, to trim, to

nt

(mfn. <\3 + ^)

Done

by, accomplished

only used in comp.

e. g.

a.

Done by another

(lit.

having another

(mfn.*)

from

for its agent),

^FP

(m.)

s.

weapon.

<PRt

a.

Another, +^n^<J?

^TFT

Wilkins' Gr. 140. 561

<$^f<T
.

2.

Yates' Gr.

The

(In grammar)

an active verb.

a.

To be

(mfn.)

noun of

hills.

(inn.)

1.

s.

3^

*^3)

female agent

bowels

to

(^nRj) To

(rnn.)

s.

tree

caw

as a crow

or to

The

2.

cotton-plant

The

cotton-tree.

Camphor.

1.

2.

The camphor-

(Laurus camphorifera) Hort. Ben.

Another plant (Columnea balsamica).

p. 30.

Hort.

p. 47.

<r

<r

<^K<P

3^^ + ^)

(m.

s.

^rofiPfttl

3?^ Root,

grumble,

described as a Pilu

's

si

Zedoary (Curcuma

Wilson.

(from

to

3^3 + Hi?!) A

va-

the scent of which has

camphor.

Rj )

i.

approach.
i.

collyrium extracted

a go-

the mistress of a family.

Root,

(/.

some resemblance

An

2.

kind of

fig-tree (Ficus glo-

Cotton.

riety of the betle-lenf,

agency.

verness

l?)

tr ee,

in the

Zerumbet, Rox.).

expressed by the agent.

(femin. of

Anthorrhiza, Rox.

(m.)

s.

s.

Ben.

(w.^+^t^)

active voice,

The glomerous

3.

p. 420.

s.

skull, the cranium.

or shrub.

3.

s.

The

Amomum

MWl
(In grammar)

adjective derived from a verb.

<p|<l0J

Wearing

Management, agency, go-

^+^lt>5)

5 . (n.

nominal verb.

An

^R +

(/.

growing

vernment.

^53~IT>^

a religious

a beggar, a religious mendicant.

1.

4.

s.

3*|t*T

^~5+^)

(n.

s.

f aktr,

(f^\mfn.

a.

ragged clothes

from

by

mendicant.

merata).

to deduct.

off,

wearing ragged clothes

Wil-

finger.

One

s.

iron saucepan or frying-pan.

v. a.

^^<f a.

(m.) Old and patched or ragged gar-

s.

IfSN^W
$ p

MS.

kins'

cut

^ + 1[)

R.

m/rt.

maker

doer, a

a verb

3Pfli?

ments.

shears.

2.

1.

To

go, to move, to

To be proud.

as the

make any

<3^rt>

s.

or four

such noise.

(mn.) The capital of a district (of two

hundred villages)

in

a pleasant

site,

and of handsome construction, a market-town.

^\

(m.)

s.

Mud,

(TO .)

(n.) Flesh.

1.

clay.

Mud,

Wilson.
mire, clay.

2.

Sin.

3.

<f^T

s.

(n.)

1.

imp, a goblin.
2 S

Gold.
3.

2.

(to.)

demon, an

variegated colour.

4.

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628

(Curcuma

plant

reclinata).

5. Sin.

(mfn.}

a.

Variegated, of a spotted or variegated colour.

^^"R
one

who

or hire
particular

mark on

^t3")

1.

worker,

does any business, but not for wages

the designation of a particular class.

In the occult

word means a

sciences this

^R +

{mfn.

s.

As. Res.

v. 59. 2. (wz.)

A blacksmith.

3.

A bull.

body

the

good

indicative of

fortune.

<P*4<pl<<P

<r
s. (in.)

A plant (C urcuma

reclinata,

Rox.)

person

W&G.

See

a.

who

s.

Zedoary (Curcuma Zerumbet,

(?.)

See^^R^.

Box.)

(^IPT + ^H)

Trans. R.A.S.

neral.

i.

1.

Action in ge-

111. 2. Action specific,

moral duty, the obligation imposed by peculiarities

of tribe, occupation, &c.

ness.

business, eminent at ar

^lf5$II

R. 3> + *CT)

s.

an

art,

an undertaking,

(w.) The

any

Skilled in

work.

t+ffifl) Capable of

(mfn.

a.

s.

Doing a

does any work.

a.

<P^^"^

^S^Tf ^Ft^ ^)

(mfn.

thing, performing

doing any work, competent to an undertaking.

^SffS

(-fk^mfn.

a.

Employed

work, busiwork.

(m.)

s.

^4%+b\H\^

an undertaking,

in

engaged

in

collector of taxes or revenue

Religious action, as sacrifice, ablution,

3.

a factor, a steward.

&c,

hope of

in the

especially as originating

<r

<r-

and as opposed

future recompense,
lative religion or

knowledge of

object of an action

(In grammar)

The

an

to specu4.

spirit.

affair,

a matter.

The

<?^^

labour, acquainted with religious duties.

5.

a.

accusative case.
fully,

^^U<P
used

(mfn. 3?*<QrTj- 3? ) Acting, doing. Only

a.

in

comp.

e. g. TP^iki?

wickedly, from
<$**k<4. s

(m.

^^

a.

(mfn.} Acting

W a. Wicked,
<?*M*!+3^")

a hired labourer.

An

2.

1.

workman,

agent, any one

who

does work.

^Fife^t

Wilkins' Gr.

vant.
<fr*ififc$l

(-^

s.

m.

workman.

bourer, a

^M<f< ) A

(femin. of
.

maid-ser-

783.

2.

1.

(In grammar)

A laA verb

where the agent and object are the same, a

s.

The name of a

fish

^5TTJ^^

(3FS$^+3tS3) The body

ligious ceremonies

locat. case of

3*Xt%

from

^^^T)

Useful,

ser-

(_^J mfn. from 3*^171 + R.

Working

for hire, living

on wages earned

through work.
s.

(J.

^SoJlFi

s.

from

4*4%) Wa ges,

(m.

^tf^+Qjt^l)

from business

hire.

Retirement

the relinquishment of

all

hope

prescribed

of re-

by the Hindu

law or established by immemorial usage.

from R.

v. a.

C2>^) To
s.

^sff5

(mfn.

a.

(Cyprinus tuber-

culatus).

^*3&Ffc3

(n.

of a reward for virtuous actions.

neuter verb.

3*3^

Finishing care-

viceable.

^SttJl

^$^+^)

from

(In grammar) The passive voice.

+ 3"fc>)

^jvt^)

s.

(i

industrious.

^^fiTf"^ s.

^STP
A

(mfn. <f""^^+^3i) Acquainted with

a.

3*4^1*fi,

retire

a.

from business.

(-fK mfn. ^TOjtl+t^)

Retiring from business

for works,

s.

(m.)

An

not looking to a reward

atheist.

629

630

5*=H^,.

R.

(.

<$*&ilPfW.
To

See

(3F#r+^fK3

. a.

Performin g a

from R.

traverse, to thwart one's plans

work

carefully.

A minister,

to

counteract.

employed upon

a subordinate person,

(-"Pi^ot.) A beg gar, a religious

mendicant, a member of the fourth asrama.

&c, a

duties, as a judge,

(jnfn

active

deputy, an executive.

^sf^+TH^)

Accom-

plishing a work.
Getting:

through any work or business

capable of doing

s.

^FTf JF^T)

(.

human

<P*4<
The

actions.

2.

consequence

The name of a

^t4&^t!C&)

OJ s . (n.

Pain, plea-

1.

sure, &c. considered as the fruit or

of

fruit.

(In grammar)

<P*-Mla^

ft

(/.

^^+|jf3I)

are properly attended to

(In

Hindu

geo-

s. (to.

The enjoying

executive minister of state.

(/.

ends.

The

See

^^T + lft3Tt

Trl) The

Mimansd

phi-

so called as relating to works, or re-

observances

Trans.

undertaken

R.A.S.

^i + 3mi\)

tached to any work, active, busy.

Manu

<P*-^l3
sult or

i.

e.

consequence.

The

(to.

s.

53.

i.

Actions, &c.
its

At-

ultimate

re-

consequence of an action.

work

i.

(mfn.

a.

^^l+^f^J) Engaged

or labour, diligent, industrious.

^tffa^R

Leisure, ces-

s.

<4*M|<d^

a.

(mfn.

<F**H f

Fully occu-

pied.

prior or practical division of the

:

Incapable

sation from business.

4P4U4(U (-f^TO. #^%+ilt#p

**^tlu(ri &

^^f+'^^U)

(mfn.

(-IX^to/ti.

<&m%\ft

<*HUto

or suffering the consequences of actions.

ligious

Tt^7T) The means

of business.

in
.l

^ %f T
5

Xryavarta, the central

See

part of India.

losophy

a.

a deed and

graphy) The land in which religious ceremonies

4*itte>l 5

Mohun P.

passive voice, a passive verb.

p. 123.

<P**lp4

of accomplishing a work.

any thing.

5F9^

#*$filW>*f

for

specific

<I?*-MI<

^*I*^) A

smith, a brazier

people of this employment form one of the

mixed

classes.
<r

< -.,.<

^**[tCa.

439.

from

s. (to.

(^^+^1^)

Skilful,

useful, ser-

viceable.

#fi*l'M
Wilkins'

*.

(/.

3*5^+*tH1) A

work-shop.

^f^J^

MS.

for
1.

duous, laborious, diligent.

2.

Assi-

for

them.

(from

any work

Highly serviceable,

fit

eminent in any kind of work,

industrious.

Persevering in

the discharge of duties without a view to a re-

ward

a.

(from

?F5l%) A

performer of

ritual

observances. Belonging to any work, ingenious.

S3fl

(/.) Diligence;

disin-

terestedness in performing one's duty.

s.

S 2

(n.

^^\+5feu)

An

organ of

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632

action

five are

reckoned, the hand, the foot,

the larynx, or organ of the voice, the organ of

and that of excretion.

generation,

Manu

in.

3?f^

from pron.

ad.

When?

suffix)

what time?

at

Wilson.

^f^ffe^ ad. (^ft + fSV)

90. 91.

Sometimes, occa-

sionally.

^Ftft^J^

^5\+$TJ^)

{mfn.

a.

Active,

<P^T Root,

To sound,

i.

i.

and x.

diligent, industrious.
1.

<

^)

mn. from R.

1.

A weight

of gold or

a karsha, equal to sixteen mashas; this

silver,

according to the ancient division of five rattis

to the

masha would make the karsha equal

about one hundred and eighty grains troy

common

eighty troy grains.

See

Wilson.

Ploughing.

R.

(m.

s.

Alg. p. 2.

Colebr.

3.

^^-^I^?) A
who

3^+3FT)

R.

(n.

ploughing,

m.

2.

(m.)

ploughman, a

lives

The

person

who

by

the act of

vexes or annoys

s.

R.

(/.

<p>3lf?) A

dishonest wo-

^fft

s.

(/.

from R. <FIJ

of moon-plant

take.

With

or reckon.

To bind

2.

or

mind, to think, to

in

tie.

re-

s. (#?.)

low or

zing, &c.

soft tone, as chirping,

Semen

1.

(Zizyphus Jujuba).

machine,

2.

Weak.

^^TC

s.

(mfn.*) 1.

^Aj) The

(from a.

s.

P$i

a.

^c^^c^

The jujube

sprout.

4.

tinning of a vessel.

tin -man.

J ^) A tin-man.
A

( TO< )

s>

2.

Crude, undigested.

(a.

<S^. (p.

virile.

3. (JBeng^)

buz-

confused

the mur-

noise,

muring or buz of a crowd.

2.

Resin, pitch,

*^T<P

(m.)

s.

1.

(Menispermum

medicinal sort

cordifolium).

2.

1.

3.

spot or mark.

The

^T^t a. (-f^T

2.

Defama-

rust of iron.

mfn.

^T^ + ^X) Stained,

blemished, blotted, charged with any thing disgraceful, stigmatized.

bit of a bridle.

(m.

s.

d?^^^.

^+
^

*"

^RFT

'

Beleric myrobalan
s.

(Terminalia belerica).
a.

Mann

v. a.

n. 24.

(from R.

<^T) To

^^!T
3. A

s.

draw, to pull,

dung.

<RQ

1.

fire

of dried cow-

2. Agriculture, tillage, cultivation.

canal.

(mfn.}

An

3.

(.) 1.

s.

<3pn?l

(m. from R.

An

(m.)

eddy, a whirlpool.

animal struck with a poisoned

The hip and

s.

(n.) 1. Silver.

(m.~)

2.

wife.

2.

Gold.

Paste, starch, varnish.

1.

sparrow.

(Echites antidysenterica).
4.

loins.

royal citadel, a strong-hold, a fort.

to plough.

s.

s.

weapon.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^Flc) Drawn,

ploughed.

(/.)

To

tion, abuse.

man.

The

3.

1.

or cast, to

the resin of the Sal tree.

others.

3*rTl

To count

go.

with *Tf<r, To keep

member.

tillage.

act of drawing

any thing, attraction

or pulling

Tf^

Emblic myrobalan.

cultivator of the soil, one

s.

and

See

To

To throw

in

two hundred and

therefore

is

2.

311 prefixed,

use eight rattis are given to the masha,

and the karsha

<P<l<P

to

send.

white cowrie.

Wilson.

3.

2.

plant

spot, a stain.

634

633

(m.)

s.

^T^s.

See

young elephant.

(a. jJj)

<M<3

to
>cr

(w.)

s.

<J

Rice which

1.

some) the embryo.

sown

is

May

in

An

(mn.~)

s.

1'*i

(/.) 1.

and

earthen water-pot.

kuliya, or according to

white rice growing in deep water.

water-jar.

^*fl,

pen-knife.

s.

name
reed-pen.
in

3^ + ^

A water-j ar.

2.

The

The name of a plant (Leersia

aris-

(/.

) 1

of a plant.

w
5^ j^liii

engaged

jji) Busy,

(p.

commonly called Chasome Ramvasah. 2. A

plant,

June, and ripens in December or January; a

a.

uterus; (according

reed-pen; a scion, a cutting

of any plant.

Cf^SI

The womb, the

(mn.')

s.

s.

Hort. Ben.

tata).

p. 26.

work.

The ocean.

^PisjRt*^ s.
<?^in^ir^

W*8
<P*n*it

u bjX') A
<uK) A word.

s.

(p.

(a.

s.

(p. (J.\jijl)

(^L-)

a.

2.

lized salt, nitre.

^V^T

standish.

of^P^ft) An

(Corrupt.

aquatic plant (Convolvulus repens).

<MUT*jt^

<P*1M]. + *tt5) An
Hort.

(^^TJ^Benff.

5.

^31+ C5Ti)
^ICM^Srnj

The

(ni.)

potherb.

3.

in

1.

An

genit. case of

^^TtvS
sum).
s.

genit. case of

2.

stalk of a

The Cadamba (Nauclea Cadamba).

"

fl + r333)

An

:I

Hindu sage Agastya.

(^V*\ + ^t5,

s.

Hort. Ben.

(mn.

contention,

epithet of

TO A reed)

for

p. 8.

+ $;

from R. 37T?) War, bat-

strife,

a quarrel,

(m.)

strife.

5.

2.

Deceit, falsehood.

3.

s.

a kind of potherb (Convolvulus repens).

<PO*-<l

<J^TO

s.

Also written

^^IM

See

(m.

^T + ^^)

Wilson.
1.

drake, or

2.

bird (Gallinula Porphyria,

Divers species of pulse or leguminous

(m.

1.

The Indian black cuckoo.

pleasing tone.

4.

(Beng.~)

dove, a pigeon.
3.

low and

clamour.

An

Latham).

+ 3>tf^T

Causing dissension, quarrelsome.

3^ + 3I3fr?)
^f^a. (-f^\mfn. ^^ + $rT)

<P^lg|<\Sl
s.

2.

Carey.

^B^t^ta. (-fk\mfn.

seeds.

<P^<<

aquatic

The

Dissension,

4.

according to some, a teal or a gander.

plant,

1.

road, a

Violence without murderous weapons,

abuse, beating, kicking, &c.

^W^.
The name of a

Born

(Lit.

(Panicum paludo-

sheath or scabbard of a sword.

way.

The

(m.

s.

species of aquatic grass

tle,

nib of a pen.
arrow.

a water-pot, according to the legend).

of a pen.

(^W^Beng.

<p^-j- <jt$5) The

s.

slit

See

^T^t^js?

See 5*1*1

water-pot.
.

(/)

p. 14.

ZP?H?5^P^

See

for

(/.) See

the ancient

(Convolvulus repens).

plant

aquatic

Ben.

(^Sft

s.

s.

Crystal-

1.

5.

(mn.)

s.

^T^T

Crystallized.

MS.

Wilkins'

pen-knife.

An

s.

(/.

from

angry wife, a scold, a termagant.

Conten-

tious, quarrelsome.

635

636

<J?^"l s.

(/.) 1.

part, a portion.

or one-sixteenth of the

Manu i.

about eight seconds.

capital.

5.

The menses.

6.

9. (JBeng^)

<F^t^

digit,

cock.

A di-

waved-leaf

64.

Fraud, deceit.

8.

of trees, in the

(Musa sapientum).

<?H3

Several sorts of legu-

<P srl!<P*H

which

To

spring, to sprout.

(3?^1 + <Ht)

s.

2.

To

sort of

sweetmeat

bulbous roots.

^*Tt3R

^Tfr

Ti+^l<3?<)

Hort. Ben.

longiflora).

noun of

s. (v.

(Unona

tree

moon

Manu

<MlWll>}

in

Aswina.

Carey.

m. 134.

3?^1 + R. ^TETj

(from

s.

trees

3?^1 + R. ^?) 1. A dancer

2. The moon.

(m. from

s.

species

of large gras3 or grain (Andropogon laxum).

3^tS

The name of several kinds of legu-

(m.)

s.

minous seeds

p. 43.

^1^3)

1.

sprouting,

the springing of a plant, the germinating of a

The rehearsing of a theme before

exhibition. 3. The working of a machine,
a.
Sprouted, germinated, operated on by a maseed.

which these

on the seventh day of

Carey.
5?

(^

s.

festival in

are worshipped occurs

or singer.

made up in balls somewhat resembling

is

of which the plantain tree

list

The

first.

the increase of the

To work a machine.

3.

given to the

of nine of the gods by nine plants or branches

A boat.

minous seeds or pulse.

rehearse.

name

Interest

4.

stands

1.

The

3.

fig-tree.

representation of the Nava-patnilid, or the wives

plantain

v. a.

The Indian black cuckoo.

2.

mechanical art or profession.

7.

(from R.

s.

A
3.

equal to thirty Kdsht'has or

vision of time,

on

2.

moon's disk.

2.

^Ifll

t.

peas

(corrupt, of

Sabda

or pod.

a kind of pulse or vetch.

^tll) A kind of legume

S. p. 417.

The fourth age of the world according to the Hindus : the iron age or that of
its commencement is placed about three
vice
(m.)

s.

Carey.

chine.

thousand years anterior to the Christian

^fl + TT

^FTftts. (m.

from R.

gold-

number of its years

two thousand,

smith.

^TtrfrfH

s.

Containing

+f%f*l ) The moon.

(m.

many

(Lit.

world

is

robalan.
<s?!Tnl

s.

(m.~)

An ornament

1.

zone, a string of bells

the waist.

3.

7.

clever

and

5.

4.

An assem-

quiver.

6.

man.

8.

The moon.
The name

intelligent

tail.

grammar of the Sanskrit language

Wilson.
the god Kartikeya.

of a
to

2.

worn by women round

peacock's

blage, a multitude.

in general.

ascribed

(Beng.)

Wet

4.

strife.

6.

(/.)

2.

a.

thirty-

which the

War,

battle.

3.

5.

Beleric

my-

A hero.

An unblown

The bowl of a

1.

lime.

and

at the expiration of

to be destroyed.

Dissention,

digits).

are four hundred

era, the

flower.

Wilson.

tobacco-pipe.

2.

Dissolved (said of wet lime).

Carey.

^f*T^1
2.

s.

Lj

(f.

The base

The

An unblown flower.

or bottom of a lute.

3.

Beng.

part of a hooka which holds the tobacco

the receptacle of a lamp

a cup.

rope on an ele-

^TWs3t

s.

(from Portug. Calafate)

calker.

<Ff^}<FlR

s.

(m.

a nut which
v. a.

To

calk.
2.

^TMft

s.

?) Calcutta.

(from

phant's neck.

(-f*ft>.

^TH+t ^)
5

1.

A pea-

The

is

^f^T + ^t^T)

1.

A plant bearing

used as a febrifuge

Latham. Corvus

grey bonduc.

shrike

(Lanius forficatus,

forficatus,

Buchanan's MSS.).

fork-tailed

638

637
3.

small bird with a yellow head (Loxia

^f^T^t^
bonduc.

An

2.

^PT + <PI<<P)

(m.

s.

The

(m.)

1.

Yuga

(Caesal-

The

fork-

(Lanius forficatus, Latham.

MSS.).
name Kalinga

vus forficatus, Buchanan's

:

cially signifies

coast, extending

the

Cor-

The

3.
is

several places, but

district

it

in the

Madras.

rally plur.

*?ftS

on the Coromandel

mf-) A

Hort. Ben.

Gained, acquired.

lime.

2.

^N + ^T)

The

der,
<?ef<pi

(m.

R. <P CY1^)

8.

Fraud.

6.

Levigated pow-

^ (<<P<^<.
Wilkins'

p. 100.

A rippling

s.

make a

to

^pft

1.

3.

Separated, divided.
Beleric myrobalan

5f*T + 3lt^ from R. ^)

The name of a plant

5.

The wax of the

Sin.

(n.) Deceit, dishonesty, fraud.

Sn

v. a.

or brawling noise, the

caw-

(from <P^n<P^) To brawl,

rippling or brawling noise; to sound

surf,

Sm

(from

(a species of Bonduccella).

<pwj<penl^lv3)

rippling,

a brawling.

^J^ftfl

a.

^^^t^3)

(from

Brawling,

contentious, quarrelsome, captious.

s.

s.

3.

(mfn.) Sinful, wicked. See

a.

(Terminalia Belerica).

>Rl*lW<P

Sediment, the refuse or deposit

2. Dirt, filth.

Beleric myrobalan.

<P^VP^lit3

Known, understood.
4.

1.

as a falling liquid.

part. p.

Numbered, reckoned.

ffpTEE.*. (m.

See

ing of a crow.

p. 2.

(mfn. fret.

a.

liver.

The body.

Feces, ordure.

4.

ear.
7.

<P cr1<r>c

The name of a plant (Alpinia Galanga).

(n.)

of any fluid.

medicinal seed,

is

s.

(w.)

<?*<i? s.

Rad.

it

that of Echites antidysenterica.

$}^lg?U (^^T + "S^1) Wet

*1

gene-

(In this sense

.)

<Pte

espe-

from below Kuttack to the

vicinity of

iCF^fe.) The

(corrupt, of

fe

See

The febrifuge nut-plant

name of a country
Puranas applied to

Sinful, criminal, guilty,

foul, turbid.

fourth

pinia or Guilandina Bonduccella). 2.

tailed shrike

Grey

1.

Narada.

epithet of

or aee of the world.

(mfn.) Turbid, foul,

a.

muddy.

Wilson.

Philippensis).

(.) Sin, guilt,

Hort. Ben.

phora).

<P1<pI

The name of

(corrupt, of

s.

a plant (Cassia So-

p. 31.

<Pp^1)

1.

The

part of a

Wilson.

hooka which holds the tobacco.

ZPpTZF]

s.

(m.

^f^ + TF) ) The

Kali-yuga, the

fourth age of the world according to the Hindus.

See3#L
^Pl^ a. {mfn.
impenetrable.
(f.)

^^Ti
^FJ.*.

s.

An

m.) The

^T + ^T)

2.

oilman.

Impervious,

is

to appear

as the destroyer of the world.

on horse-

He

will

be born a Brahman, in the family of Vishnu

Sarma, and in the town of Sambal.

Mixed, blended.

An unblown flower.

The liver.

1.

2.

tenth and last incarnation

of Vishnu, in which he

back
R.

name of the

See

See

^t^^Ti

^3$1

s.

head.
<?<*\3

tiara or cross

an ornament

for the

Carey.
s.

The serum

from a wound or

or thin matter which issues

sore.

Carey.

3^

639

?<H

^l+^I)

(m. from R.

night of

Brahma,

|.

day and

the duration of the world, and as many, the

See

intervals of its annihilation.

3.

-4s.

Res.

sacred

2.

or sacred work (one of the

Vedangas, com-

six

prehending the description of religious

5.

Propriety,

6.

7. Optionality, alternative,

fitness.

One

a determination.

resolve,

rites).

doubt.

s.

-pJTOt) The

(/.

tree of plenty.

See

g^i^T
.

i.

A destruction of
precept.
4. A sastra

Colebr. Alg. p. 120.

the world.

$*tjp33

a period of four hundred and

thirty-two million years of mortals, measuring

341.

640

<$**\)

^^\+^T^) A

(n.

s.

which

ritual

teaches the manner of performing religious

R.A.S. I

Trans.

Kalpa,

452.

^*)+ 3I^)

or of the

existence

The end

(m.

s.

rites.

ages of

four

the

of the
world's

the destruction of the world which

takes place at that period.

8.

ad. (locat. case of

of the trees of Indra's heaven.

<f4^

Till

the

end of the present Kalpa.

Taddhita

suffix

which

subjoined to

is

substantives to form adjectives or substantives

implying similarity, but with a degree of infeto

what the

^ft

riority,
e. s.

signifies

^f^f^

poet

s.

the renovation of

<J><y>>^3^ s

+33

(m.

Indra's heaven; a

ever

may be

desired

tree
:

The

arranged, made,

trived,

tree of plenty

which yields what-

(hence figuratively) a

fictitious

imputed.

wH'w

The

<glj To

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

tree of plenty

Indra's heaven.

^e^fa"

s.

^c^sS^3

^pt+SFT)

R.

(n.

See

ping or cutting.

2.

1.

act of clip-

Ability, power.

3.

s.

(J.

a scheme

R.

Ip^+^ll)

1,

A contrivance,

an imitation, a forgery.

2.

The

ca-

parison or decoration of an elephant.

<c*4ff1*l

(^H-l-Ttel) A

s.

Hort. Ben.

paniculata).

^^tTt^T

a.

(mfn. fut.

in

^T^f^T
ing,

(from

s.

plant (Justicia

noise, a brawling.

^Vp ^)
7

part. p.

R.

Fit to be contrived, desired, or de-

(m.

Indra's heaven.

+ ^3?)
See

The

tree of plenty

^^T^FT

(from

Si

(n).

tumultuous

Tumultuous brawl-

brawling, a tumult.
Sin.

1.

(m.)

wrist,
a.

p. 3.

a.

s.

2.

The hand below

the

division of the infernal regions.

(mfn.) Dirty, foul.

<crirfcr
colour.

s.

(m. from

s.

2.

Wilkins
s.

A tumultuous

^c^Sfflfpf

<pcA|^

signed.

<t>c*H^53?

be contrived.)

to

noise, a brawling.

or scheme.
1

<??T<c^ s-

The

contriving of any thing, the forming of a plan

<pc*"H

Proper,

Wilkins' Gr. 729.

The

contrive, to

?|\+^T)

To be imagined,

(Lit.

fit.

in

Con-

1".

produced,

devise, to design, to arrange.

a.

(m. <fe^j

s.

Till

Adorned, maintained.

2.

(from R.

a.

v.

pL)

artificially

generous person.

<PeHa*i

flft^lqMl)

all things.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

|PL+^^) A barber.

(m. R.

s.

Another Kalpa

ad. {locat. case of

(m.)

(n.

or long period of time.

poetaster.

<I>ef>^

in

(m.)

s.

word

original

^c^T^" s

MS.

(n.)

1.

<I?^W)

1.

demon, a goblin.
a.

(mfn.)

Of a

The dawn

A
3.

variegated

gourd.

variegated colour.

or break of day,

2.

Spirituous liquor. 3. (Beng.) Health, a. (mfn.)

642

641

Ready, prepared, armed.

1.

Deaf, deaf and dumb.

(-^)

ad. Sans.

Healthy, sound,

3. Clever, dexterous.

recovered from sickness.

4.

2.

s.

from R.

(/.

1<$>*|

To-

2.

morrow.

<^><p|

Wf\

Affliction, distress.

( P<

5>

A whip.

^*t)

Health.

Yesterday.

1.

^5^*^

s (from

,v,

.<)

A mutual

pulling or

wrestling, a struggle; a tightening to the ut-

most.

+ ^1 )

(from

a.

1.

To-morrow.

2.

The name of a
(Scirpus Kysoor, Rox.)

coarse kind of grass

s.

Yesterday.
(n.)

1.

Good

perity, welfare,

(mfn.

a.

Carey.

fortune, happiness, pros-

to,

n',

*t)

a.

(mfn. ^*t1

+ ^4.^ )

Deserving a whip-

ping.

Happy,

^Ftf5
Oh

well, right, prosperous.

s.

vocat.

(f.

case of femin.

^*VYf\)

fortunate one

^f*^s.

(m.)

^IC*!^

(mn.)

s.

Food.

1.

Clothing.

2.

The back-bone.

1.

the nine divisions of

One

2.

of

Jambu-Dwipa.

Deserving success.

^Utt

(^rPi+^f)

a.

Happy, prosperous,

^Ffa

s.

(/.)

coarse kind of grass (Scirpus

Kysoor).

successful.

^^TltTR

ad.

(3^+3I3~f3) From

yesterday, from or

Sfi^ Root,
tinctly.
-

a.

2.

1.

3^)

To sound

Somebody, a
ill

-3" n .)
(

In-

pron. Sans.

abominable,

2. Sin.

disregarding reproof.

from R.

^?)
2.

1.

surge, a bil-

Joy, happiness,

pleasure, a. (mfn.} Inimical, hostile,

The
corner of the

To

gargle, to

mouth and the

an enemy.

wash the mouth.

part of a fish which

gills

mouth and the

<
tus).

s.

3^ Root,

i.

1.

(3*tf\3, ^*tU3) To

+ fi^)

certain person,

any one.

Fainting, weakness, syncope.

The name of a

country, Kashmir.

s.

QfffWk^ ^f^rf-W^O
Produced

(Lit.

R.

^KflT)

horse's flank,

a.

1.

in

Kashmir.)

Spirituous liquor.

(mfn.) Deserving a whip-

+*1 from R.

s. (to.

Muni

%)

1.

The name

or deified sage, the son of

Marxchi

kind of deer.

^\ Root,

i.

3.

sort of fish.

(WfS, 3^U3)

To

Wilson.
kill,

injure.
kill, to

hurt.

2.

and father of the immortals, gods and demons.

2.

p. 31.

(3% from f^,

ping.

of a

ear.

(n.

s.

the lower part

The name of a plant (Nymphsea Lo-

Mohun P.

<Pfo

^*tPj

of the cheek, or the part between the corner of

the

Saffron.

between the

is

any one.

v. 55.
5

low, a roaring of the sea.

v. a.

As. Res.

^ft^F ^

disregarding reproof.
to.

+^T)

(mfn.) Foul, dirty.

a.

(to.)

(from R. 3>13j Wicked, abominable,

a.

back-bone.

from

certain person,

s. (/ra.)

(from R. *^Sl) Wicked,

a.

(^1,

Somebody, some one, a

distinct articulation, hoarseness.

<l?Ss|i

^7*1^ + ^1) The

or indis-

^f*r5^
Deaf.

(/.

pron. Sans.

To be mute.

(mfn. from R.

s.

till

to-morrow.

till

(^T3)

i.

^r^^l
or

s.

(m. from R.

The

touch-stone,

to

3^

643

3^1

silver or

3^3)

noun of

(v.

s.

The

1.

gold by the touchstone.

of tightening.

The tanning of

3.

The

2.

act

leather.

difficulty.

^^$1^

(/.

^L)

A whip.

1.

3^+^fa") A

(n.

s.

able place or
v. a.

from R.

bad or disagree-

site.

(from

To

(Beng.)

2.

Accomplishable

with

severity, harshness.
s.

644

trying of

Tightness, astringency,

(from

s.

^Ti

distress, to vex.

A test,

trial

the

trial

harsh or astringent taste.

of a person's virtue; the touchstone.

<P<J.lPl

s.

(from R.

<R) Purulent

Carey.

matter.

The touchstone.
(mn. from R.
or taste.

<P^) An

astringent flavor

a tree, &c. 3. Plastering, anointing. 4. Colouring or perfuming the person.

(Bignonia Indica).
1.

Astringent.

2.

6.

Passion,

Fragrant.

3.

(m.)

5.

a.

plant

(mfn.*)

Red, brown,

+3Tlf%C3 from R.

3^ Root,
proach.
flower),

(^^tlT + \3^H)

s.

Any harsh-tasted

Mohun P.

p. 29.

To rub any

thing

astringent.

(from R.

v. a.

(In medicine)

try with the touchstone.

s.

(from

i.

1.

dash, a line drawn

(^rf%)

With
ii.

pause, to me-

To move,

To open

f^T,

(^r3)
To

3.

To

1.

or

to

go or ap-

expand (as a

go.

2.

To com-

Also written

destroy.

The corner of the mouth; the lower part

of the cheek from the corner of the mouth to

the ear.

^v*^) A

p.

mand.

~<$"^s.

hard between the hands, to tighten, to tan, to

To

ditate.

tawny.

^tTT\3^H

case of

locat.

a.

v.

Infusion, extract, exudation from

2.

<P^1

2. Juice.

The

(m. from R.

s.

See

touchstone.

with a pen or pencil.

Tight, pulled close.

<P<*l*ll a. (p.
(

s.

The touch-stone.
a.

(from R.

W&t from
Mohun P.

^T^s.

+^5^)

p. 71.

3^T) Ro ugh,

(a.

trade,

an employment, a

pi-ofession.
<p^i_<l

s.

(a. <Uoj)

astringent, harsh

small town or village.

The name of a

fish

(Cyprinus Kus-

to the taste.

Buchanan's

wati,

<W<y<Fl

s.

(/.)

The back-bone, the

spine.

<P^<t
(.) Bodily pain or uneasiness
difficulty,

2.

MSS.}

s.

(a.

trouble,

a. (jnfn.^) 1. Suffering pain, pained.

--^)

A prostitute.

(jb

-~)

l5

>L5

^^^s.

(a.

^J) An

s.

distress

s.

(3^-h^W)

an opponent ; a

cavil

An

labour.

v. a.

meditation upon

^Tt^

s.

p. 89.

(^^^UtTO)

See

(from <_>US)

^) and ^8

attempt to

one's distresses.

3*Ht^U3

A whip.

(/.)

wencher.

oath.

Impervious, impenetrable.

^te^tTi

Carey.

See

To

toil,

See

butcher.

Mohun P.

wfej
The name of a plant (Dolichos

to

hexandrus).

Hort. Ben.

p.

55

<^

645
<S*\ lul

<$^\

t_>Uii')

A drug,

Carey.

butcher.

some

cr
\

(from

s.

646

<rf*Hs

(a. aJL) Distress, pain, anguish.

s.

s- (

^^T^s.

apparently the bark of

tree.

Food

3^1

jyai)

(a.

The

(from

s.

or mention

recital

boiled rice.

'

of any thing.

An

abatement, a

failure,

<WLWft.

(from ^ftjC^)

5.

dialogue, a con-

defect, a deficiency.

versation.

^[^^tf^

(^T + ^^tPl) A

s.

grinning,

setting of the teeth in rage.

^P^t

(a. jw^ii)

s.

A scope,

^kH

To speak)

^)

(from R.

v. a.

from

conversation, a dialogue.

a desire, an intention,

Also written

a design, a conspiracy.

(from

s.

To

converse, to

speak, to dispute.
(.) Tin.

s-

^fUll^R(/3

(from <Pt*<t) Musk.

An
<6fQ<X,

s.

oyster.

so

(Beng.) The name of two plants

2.

(Hibiscus Abelmoschus and Amaryllis Zeylanica).

PS3ri

SP^ECt^

ad.

Why ?

for

See

Sans, (ablat. case of pron.

what reason

+^tT^,

of"f^,

At what time

locat. case of

Labour.

3.

memory.

<$T^<^

(corrupt, of

(from

a.

(to.)

s.

heap, a multitude.

The committing of any thing

( A>

Eloquent, talkative,

(w.)

s.

The white

esculent water-lily

(Nym-

phaea lotus).

prefix of deterioration.

Starch, paste.

s.

2.

to

^1

(corrupt, of

s.

noun of

The sediment

(of

liquids); the dross (of metals); lees, refuse.

^^J^)

Fatigue, labour; heavi-

^"fe?

^feK?) The

speaking or

3^ + 3^3)

(from

a.

edge, aslant,
(v.

s.

A timber-tree (Pen-

crane.

ind. Sans. Bad.,

ness, slowness.

^^*T

^ffe)

^N) When?

Carey.

s-

of a forest-

(a. CLJj^) 1.

s.

The name

garrulous.

f^)

locat. case

3^5)

taptera Arjuna).

<P

<^^

(corrupt, of

^^31 s

Sans,

arf.

3^3 + G$f%s3)

tree (Pentaptera glabra).

^TTl
(n.) Fainting, syncope.

s.

(from

disclose, to divulge (a secret).

s.

Musk, the animal perfume

1.

(/.)

called.

To

v. a.

s.

Standing: on one

(corrupt, of <f lil"*"^ q. v.)

person of the Kciyast'ha or writer-caste.

saying of a thing.

The name of an aquatic

<P^,-"^

(a.^j) Severity, punishment, judgment;

s.

Porphyrio).

bird (Gallinula

Carey.

indignation, rage.

^[Tl

The name of a fish (Cobitis Chhotakuhura, Buchanan's MSS.}.

Carey.

^W^ad.

(corrupt, of

3^)

To -morrow.

s.

^C^^f

s.

species of dove

Buchanan's MSS.*).

(Columba

Carey.

lineata,

(a.

^t -}^
1

a.

(a.

^3 U)

durable, steadfast.

law, a rule, a principle.

Perpendicular, erect, firm,

648

647
(from a.

Firmness, steadfastness,

jJlS)

<H<\iKlrf*T

durableness.

cold-season

An

1.

excuse, a pretence.

2.

boiling a

number of

ingredients

v. a.

o
<^t^l

To

(from R. <)

cause an agitation of the fluid

^fe^^ft

consistence, to inspissate, to thicken.

V?^i

The name of a plant

Mohun P. p. 58.
s.

solanacea).

^tvSTi

(corrupt of

s.

(mn.)

s.

(w.) 1.

White copper,

amalgam of

zinc

Queen's metal,

2.

Wilson,

a.

(mffiiJ)

Made

s.

(m.

any

musical

of bell metal.

^<p) L A

<PWM

s.

<-

(corrupt,

s.

tree

s.

worker

5.

(corrupt, of

which grows

in

1.

seed of

comb, a

crab.

Carey.

(Webera corymbosa).

2.

3.

<5^<p<*||jr|

Carey.

Momordica Charantia used

The

as a medi-

The name of an

(3?t3\5l+3 t&
!

Calcutta as fire-wood.

^^TW) A species of

Mohun P.

p. 50.

A chameleon.

Carey.

Also written

^1^1*1

W tf%

The

(corrupt, of

side, the hips;

the waist, the side.

The

for

Carey.

buffalo,

A
p. 57.

(corrupt, of

5.

Hort. JBeng.

wood of Rhizophora gymnorrhiza, much used in

Mohun P.

cucurbi-

(^Rl^T + ^tS)

lizard (Lacerta scutata?)

<$>

s.

(corrupt, of

Ano-

p. 15.

cine.

marshy places near the sea

(Rhizophora gymnorrhiza).

^fe^tt

<K<$

taceous plant (Momordica Charantia).

in

aromatic drug.

(corrupt, of

ther plant

Also

Gravel.

Stony, gravelly.

carding-comb.

W^Jl

of <3?^")

written

heron (Ardea cinerea).

(corrupt, of <P^>f\3<Pl)

it

(from ^53?) The side, the flank.

3>t^

consists of boils or tumours in the armpit.

^T<E>WH<l1^
(from

for

s.

which generally attacks women

disease

white copper, a brazier,

s.

^tf^fi

See

See

o
2.

man-

A measure.

3.

^t^ +

in the

Carey.

she-buffalo.

^T^f^Ttf^T

^WtTN
^t o:IWte s.

on the hip

of

instrument, a sort of gong or plate of bell-

metal struck with a stick or rod.

bracelet, a ring

33?, + 3^fl. from

for

carried

Hindu women.

^T^^

a drinking-vessel.

and copper.

(^fe,

) A bundle

ner of

^tiPjJT) The name

goblet,

s.

wrist.

(Ardisia

one of the lowest classes among the Hindus.

^t^P

(corrupt, of <F<P1 )

s.

worn round the

boil so as to

to boil to a

climbing;

plant (Asclepias geminata).

they have

Carey.

the consistence of paste.

^s^t^tsJ

till

variety of

rice.

The

of a medicinal composition prepared by

name

(^fe^l + ^ttR) A

s.

scorpion.

a.

A full-grown
Very high

woman.

2.

A female

(said of trees).

A species of fish (Esox scolopax, Buchanan's MSS.^)

Carey.

650

649

hun P.

Mo-

Also written

Gills.

<?i0

s.

(corrupt, of 3?<^f*n<l?l)

bodice or short jacket.

p. 55.

1.

A woman's

Remnants of any

2.

substance adhering to another thing.

<?I<p5

(corrupt, of

5.

^ffi^l ) A comb

for the

hair.

perfect, deficient.

5%,

(corrupt, of

cumber (Cucumis
<pl<Ol

vl>

<Fft>1 a. (corrupt, of <!>!><[) Unripe, raw, im-

Carey.

(corrupt, of ^<Ftfj,)

s.

specie, of cu-

usitatissimus).

cumber (Cucumis

usitatissimus).

^tCT^TpU s (^T5l+^XpU)
mum Zedoaria). Carey.

Zedoary (Amo-

pair of scissars

species of cu.

(corrupt, of

Carey.

or shears,

<t\*t

s.

(corrupt, of <f5)

W^W*

The armpit, the

(^t^+sFt^l

s.

side.

s.

from j3t*T) The

which

(corrupt, of

(Coix lacryma).

<?T^)

1.

Hort. Ben.

is

2.

Glass,

chhatalt

beneath the standard weight.

species of grass

p. 66.

mea-

Deficient (as weights and

sures).

armpit.

<?T^

a.

?)

s.

The name of a plant (Dolichos

Hort. Ben.

gnosus).

li-

p. 55.

crystal, crystals of quartz.

(^+5^)

^t^^fJTs.

^TMl^Ro. (^T5l+C^R)A ser which

A

glass-bottle,

is

be-

neath the standard of eighty sicca-rupees weight.

glass-pitcher.

<PI0<?^1

( <Fft>

5.

+ ^Ti ) A species

(from <?<ff<^)

usually employed as a sauce to meat

(Musa

<?1(.0<<1 &t

s.

paradisiaca).
?)

^fet^fa

(^fe + ^t^t^.) A

s.

species

of

grows

plant which

(corrupt, of

in

wet places (Commelina Bengalensis).

Another plant

hun P.

p. 31.

(Nama

Zeylanica).

Mo-

edible plant

^IbHljy

made by

(The term

is

1.

kind of

steeping rice in

9m

(Commelina communis, and other

(^TU + ^tfrT) A

(^TS + Hpl)
(^f]> +

resembling white

by the

^Tt

s.

(from R.

glass-vessel,

%t$Sfl

^l?)

(from

s.

tree (Cascaria ovata).

The

clitoris.

^f^) The name

wild shrub which produces an agreeable

5.

Rice-

2.

corruptly employed

The name of a

Crystals of quartz.

s.

bone.

^"TS^C|

^ttsf^

of

English, and spelt congee by them).

bottle.

<pl0^Pl

Mohun P.

water and letting the liquor ferment.

water.

Carey.
s.

case of

genit.

drinking-glass.

sour gruel or sowins

species of

species).

(corrupt,

<?.

Carey.

(<plC0C J5ew^.

p. 76.

grass (Coix lacryma).

<f>l>Ol

A short jacket, a bodice.

of plantain

e^Cj

flint in

A kind of roc k. sa

appearance.

l tj

(from
3.

instrument.

^TlN
fork.
6.

An

4.

1.

thorn.

Spurs.

enemy.

occasions pain or anxiety.

7.

5.

2.

Any

of a

fruit.

fish-

pointed

Any thing which

^T&"1

651

652

A species

^T&l^

(3t&1 + 3F) A

s.

Hort. Ben.

^t&1<fcWl&

Arum (Pothos

p. 11.

(corrupt, of

s.

3tl<R<fr1

Carey.

full

distress.

from

(^ttl +

^Wt)

name of a thorny shrub (Monetia

Carey.

Hort. Ben.

(corrupt, of

p. 11.

^f^&^GFT) A

species

commonly

called

of the Indian bread-fruit,

integrifolia).

Thorny.

a.

?)

species

MSS.).

of fish (Perca nebulosa, Buchanan's

sepiaria).

That part of

p. 41.

^t^t^nl^
of

Consisting of thorns,

The

barlerioides).

Another plant (Capparis

Hort. Ben.

Lu-

The name of a thorny

Jaca (Artocarpus

s.

MSS.

sort

of thorns, thorny.

<|%)

p. 46.

^Th^tmt

(^t&l+OT)

plant (Pothos heterophylla).

The name of a thorny plant (Ruellia longifolia).

Hort. Ben.

thicket, a brake;

(^l+.^WWl

s.

?)

of fish (Perca Cataa, Buchanan's

^T^t^) The name ^t^teT a

a situation of difficulty or

(from

s.

tianus Chinensis, Laceiptde).

of a plant (Solanum Jacquini).

^T^t^S

Abounding
in thorns, thorny.

thorny plant with

leaves resembling those of the

Lsesia).

yam

of

Hort. Ben. p. 72.

(Dioscorea pentaphylla).

^)

a plant (Rosa Chinensis).

the Jaca-huit which immediately envelopes the

The name
Hort.

seed.

Carey.

Ben.

sfefcTSTte;

p. 38.

A
A species
thorny Amaranthus, which

is

fish that

for

s.

Carey.

of

(from

a good potherb

while young (Amaranthus spinosus).

5IV*P)

abounds with small bones.

Carey.

The name
Ben.

Hort.

of a tree (Quercus armata).

p. 104.

Also written
a.

(from

feathered, unfledged.

^t&l + ^l^) PenCarey.

A
ferior variety of plantain

produces

^Ftj^HsH

Si

(.^W'l+^^f) A

(Piistis pectinatus,

Latham.}

species offish

Carey.

s.

(3%1 + f*f?p") A

oak which grows

?)

(Quercus acuminata).

WWW

s.

(^T +
1

Hort. Beng.
)

bamboo (Bambusa spinosa).

A thorny

tree

p. 104.

in the forests

s.

(^tfel + f^t^)

s.

flowering tree

species of

Carey.
species of

Mimosa.

Carey.

The name of a

^ttfW^^Tl

which

on the eastern

border of Bengal (Quercus armata).

^feW^f

species of

also the tree

Carey.

it.

^T^tpi^

very in-

(^T&l + ^li^Tl)
(Mimosa Arabica).

A species
Carey.

of

large shrub or tree

which grows on the eastern mountains (Panax

digitata).

Carey.

654

653

The name of a

s.

(Quercus ar-

tree

mata). Hort. Ben. p. 104.

(from R.

v. a.

from the husk.

Scurrilous language, abuse.

^*iSt^1
<?1

?)

^frftSFT) The

MR

5.

ftjC3 To take, or with

6H)

(from^l

1.

ner of sewing a patch upon

and means, To
ness, to

Indian

any

A particular mana garment.

2. A

mis.

1.

ring

worn round the neck.

bullet fastened to a fishing net to sink

+ H.

$Lj

separating grain from the husk.

^1*1

^Tf^T3)

1.

rating grain from the husk.

for separating grain

(from

Ruins, remains of broken

scuffling,

^Wtl

1.

2.

from

^3)

its

The
2.

(from

5.

5.

^^Tl) A wall.

^il)

Ruins.

Carey.

The

(corrupt, of

s.

^^M) A

The coming

worn by a

sort of

(from

act of sepa-

The wages paid

Hindu

devotees.

high bank of a

river.

plant which grows in wet places

(Commelina

nudiflora).

Carey.

husk.

The

Clumsy, thick.

(<pl04l + p. JJj)

A species
MSS.

the howling of an animal

Carey.

act of

weep-

the howling of a dog or jackal.

weeping or crying

(from

of bird (Turdus jocosus, Buchanan's

Lanius jocosus, Lath?)

coat of shreds

act of

ing or crying

<PlO<l<^fl

^T3)

(corrupt, of

to a clear understanding with others.

ifen a.

(from

s.

Mutual play by skipping,

^1*t1

noun of <FI|0(a3)

(from

Ruins, remains of a broken

it.

o-

s.

2.

buildings.

(from^T^t^l + Wf)

s.

3*3fH

wall.

See 5ffel

^T3^31

species of parrot with a light pink ring round

(v.

small jar or pitcher.

Having a ring

the neck (Psittacus eupatria, Latham.^)

s.

upon

parrying, &c.

^^Hlfe-Ml

<Jl\iH

any busi-

to a clear understanding

2.

round the neck.

i.

wall.

s.

settle

e. g.

point.

Having a ring round the

(from

a.

come

Carey.

variety of plantain.

neck.

3tP*ftv3 To keep

Carey.

bread-fruit (Artocarpus integrifolia).

<>l

(from

weight used to sink a fishing-net.

(corrupt, of

s.

2.

separate grain

compounded with

It is often

5
1

*$^) To

the

charm sung by

snake-catchers.

<>lol

a.

5.

1.

2.

(from <?l pOLsj) Cleansed from the husk.

An

oil-vessel

made

large JamJoo-needle used in

v.

a.

(from <Fl|0(.\j)

making

To

nets.

s.

(from <?1n3)

stack, a pile.

weeping, wailing.

The name of a plant (Commelina nu-

separate
diflora).

grain from the husk.

^rffo

Lamentation,

of a joint of bamboo.

heap or

collection, a

(from^fnrT3) 1. A weeping.
<F^) A margin, a brink, a shore, a
fc

:s

Carey.
2.

(from

verge.

655

656

To cause a

of ^TfpfCsI)

v. a. (cans,

person to weep.

^feTR*.

A reciprocal

weep-

ing, crying, or howling.

^"lRt<^tBl

klfo

^"Ptre

2.

A band

v.

a.

^TfRU3)

Lamentation.

^Iklpkifi

(from

s.

up straw with.

to tie

To quake,

(from K.

+ ^tft) A

is

man employed

in treading out corn,

carried

stick

on the shoulder of a
and serves

both to drive the oxen round, and to

corn on the

<$\+\<

^t o:5p)

(from

s.

stir

up the

of the

^tft^tft

^TTKUl

^tQ) By

ad. (from

v. a.

a.

(from

(from R.

IP ^)

clusters.

To weep,

3?T^1

(from 3Ft 07P

s.

s . (corrupt,

The

shoulder.

(^tH +^t^%^) To

of

^^Wfe) A

(from

staff carried

on the shoulder.

2.

1.

6.
7.

^<?^) A bank, a border,

a mound
the edge of a

weight, the

man.

plant (Ardisia

tarian mark, the tilaka ?

coeundi.

The brow of a

hill.

2.

The place

beneath the eaves of a house where the water

*fMfetilkd

Wilkins'

5.

of the

A measure.

MS.)

8.

sec-

9. An elephant of a
MS. (n.) 1. Modus

2.

s.

(3Fte+(3tTft

The name

One

4.

(Washing the lower

Wilkins'

cup.

Indi-

twelfth part of a cowrie.

Washing the head.

part of the body.

particular breed.

1.

brazier,

S. p. 110.

dwipas or divisions of the world.

s.

liver

-See

A crow.
3. A lame

(m.)

un-

solanacea?)

a brink, a verge,

whose

The name of a plant (Solanum

Sabda

cum).

yoke.

(corrupt, of

disease

Bell-metal, white brass.

to cry,

s.

v. a.

cluster (said of fruits).

(corrupt, of ^<?^>)

^fetottG3

2.

morbidly enlarged.

a copper-smith.
(from <F"^3)

sounding-plate of

<M*tK) One

to lament.

^t^ttfvS

S.

Carey.

liver.

>i>

Carey.

floor.

1.

bell-metal used instead of a bell.

is

s.

Sabda

silver or copper-smith.

'

<Fl&1

to

or rod which

s.

shaking, a trem-

p. 191.

a house.

^tfRCvS

^rpnrr^fte? v. a. (^iRrrl fr0 m ^tpfre,

To shudder.
+

The water-course below the eaves of

s.

1.

tremble, to shake.

Lamentation.

(from

s.

^tnU3)

(from

s.

bling.

(from ^*fftC3)

s.

^Pil

multitude of crows.

of a plant

for

C!ftf^?)

(Asclepias

tinctoria).

falls.

Carey.

^"n^T

5.

(.

noww of

3?tnS3) A

quaking, a

s.

Straw of the mustard-plant.

trembling, a shaking,

^
^i^H"

^t^ffe^fl.

5.

(from

^Tri^3) A

bling, a quaking.

shaking, a trem-

tremity)
written

s.

(/.

from

^t^ + f^l

End, ex-

shrub (Abrus precatorius).

Also

658

fNjf

657

3^35^3

(3^+5^) A beautiful flowering

s.

name
shrub (Leea

<Pi<?Ol^

hirta).

Hort. Ben.

(^t^.+.^f) A

s.

A
wH3^1'<

Carey.

Ben.

(Ficus

tree

^t^^?^

Hort.

An

(^t^ + \2ial) A

s,

a.

light

sleep,

s.

sl*^4

An

(/.)

called

esculent vegetable,

^t^ + ^i)

fall

ar-

of a palm-fruit.

<|^II^I1
bean)

s.

Suddenly, unexpectedly.

coward,

commonly

woman.

^i^^nl

Naked

sort of perfume.

s.

(corrupt, of

6,

(f.)

1.

s.

(m.

^t^ + f^?) A

kind of

(mfn.

^t^+^^T))

Like a crow,

crow-like, crafty.

(m.

s.

medicinal

^t^+BJII) A tree (Dalbergia

A

plant

hirta).

s.

(m.

is

A light

slumber;

easily broken.

3^ + ^) A

grandiflora).

(Leea

a jetty-

lock, a side-lock.

3^5$XT^

a.

(mfn.

side-locks or ring lets.

species

Carey.

low and pleasing tone, as

l^Wl

commonly

root,

2.(Beny.)

called

(Also written

2.

Kaholi.

hirta).

3.

^1^1) Kak-

medicinal plant,

Kaholi.

4.

The

gunja (Abrus precatorius).

5.

commonly

cum).

3^1
ringlet,

S. p. 379. 388.

called

oppositifolia).

a sleep which

4.

s.

jhanji
)

under

(f) An appellation of several plants, as,

The common Baha-pushpa (iEschynomene

^I<i?l
1.

rimosa).

(Leea

Sabda

ebony (Diospyros tomentosa, Box.).

owl.

<^<P^l>i)

of lizard (Lacerta scutata?)

See Hitopadesa, p.

A man

poor, indigent.

s.

2.

An

3.

chirping, &c. Also written <P

^1<P65*4

Kidney-

Mugani, ac-

called

Fraud, deceit.

1.

a. (mfn.')

SchlegeVs edition, and comment, p. 12.

a.

Ugly, disfigured.

from <Fte + 3JEijt

(f.

plant,

(m.)

<P,l^riH

ad. Sans.

m\&*Zy

com-

Crow-faced).

the influence of a

upon the unexpected

crow and the

<? 1<P fj^r<P

who

Gurhamai (Solanum Indicum).

a (mfn.

(^T$ + 3t*T + ^IT) Unexpected.

allusion founded

rival of a

Like a crow,

cording to some a wild kind of bean.

slumber easily disturbed.

^t^St^'fllT

bears only a single child.

(Lit.

p. 66.

<pl<p^r^i

s
ft ^)'

A woman

monly

Carey.

Also written

oppositifolia).

(3^+3^)

ad. Sans.

shrub, the

small plant (Arenaria alsinoides?

(^t^+0*-<<) A

s.

manner of a crow.

in the

baked (Ardisia solanacea).

is

MSS.)

Buchanan's

fepSk

(P remna

herbacea), a shrub (Ardisia solanacea).

seed of which

of a

p. 18.

plant

^t^ + ^ft^ from

(m.

s.

kind of ebony (Diospyros tomentosa, Box.)

Carey.

plant (Gloriosa superba).

W^l$tF$$

s.

6.

ratti

or

tree (Ficus

potherb (Solanum Indi-

Wilson.
(p. lil)

1.

paternal uncle

younger than the person's

father.

2.

who

is

The note

of a crow.

^faPfe+.Tj^S) Having

See^t^f^.

(/.

from

a plant (Leea sequata).

The name of

659

660

The name of
a plant (Leea sequata, or L.

The name of a plant (Aponogeton

s.

monostachyon).

a scream, an exclamation, a suppli-

distress,

cation.

hirta).

Also an esculent vegetable

A cry,

(corrupt, of 1^bRf)

an exclamation.

a scream,

(Solanum Indicum), and another plant (Leea

ebony

species of
sequata).

The name of

s.

cockatoo-parrot

several species of the

(Psittacus

phureus, Latham).

Bankesii,

gigas,

crows flying in a continuous

danda or short

A cubit

pole.

2.

from

number of

line.

the fourth part of a

<pl(.<pl^<
s.

quarter of a masha, a weight of silver and

gold. 4.
5.

A ratti or small seed used

<Ft^+^T^") A

(m.

(mn.)

1.

snake.

A black poisonous substance,

probably prepared from the Kalioli, a drug.

2.

(m.)

5.

as a weight.

cowrie or shell used as a coin.

A sort of fig-tree (Ficus oppositifolia).

s.

The quarter of a pana

or a weight of shells equal to twenty cowries.

sort of

Carey.

fig-tree (Ficus oppositifolia).

Carey.

A
(/.) 1.

Carey).

lon,

Philippinarum, and sul-

rosaceus,

cristatus,

3.

D. melanoxy-

(Diospyros tomentosa, Wilson.

Wilson.

raven.

boar.

6.

3.

A snake,
See ^t^*N\

potter.

drug.

4.

The name of a

Also written

vegetable substance used in medicine, described

^Jte)

(p.

who

1.

The

wife of a paternal uncle

younger than the person's

is

(<Ff<+3?)
<?!<!? s. (/.)

2.

change of voice in

fear, grief,

(In rhetoric)

The use of

supplication, &c.

2.

the interrogative instead of the affirmative form

of expression in a sentence.
4.

(JBeng.)

plantain.

5.

3.

The tongue.

Membrum

virile.

The name of a plant (Cucumis

Sabda S. p. 100.
tissimus).
s.

SPfcj^*! s. (m. from

Ramachandra.

as sweet and cooling, allaying fever, removing

s.

<B l<g$,l
sical

s.

(m. from
(f.

mode.

^Tf^l

s.

palate.

from 3?<)^?) The name of a mu-

As. Res.

m.

(/.

aiSi +

^I^T

79.

3^ + 3^1

Hort. Ben.

norrhiza).

<plfc^

Mor-

Root,

i.

p. 36.

(With the

insertion of a nasal,

To
is

The name of a plant (Rhizophora gym-

s.

usita-

^^+^5) An epithet of

<P<P^) The

s.

enmity, as that between the crow and the owl.

tal

desire, to wish.

It

frequently used with ^5l1 prefixed in the same

sense.

3^
a

<\<$K

Wilson.

phlegm, &c.

^^^$m\

female crow.

1.

father.

s.

glance, a wink,

( m.

from R.

(/.

from R. ^15^?)

leer.

^"W.

s.

(Cytisus Cajan).

2.

1. A sort of trefoil
A perfume, a fragrant kind

of earth.

The name of a plant which grows on

<?ltd?l^

s.

the eastern mountains.

s.

cry of fear or

(m.)

A plant

(Morunga hyperanthera).

The name of a scitamineous

(Curcuma Zerumbet).

Carey.

plant

662

661
<FT^1

<Pp|&J

who

(m.)

s.

(from

5.

to feed birds

crow.

j^K)

p.

paper-maker, one

^t^T^T

Also written <P

deals in paper.

written docu-

ju^ + ^t)

(p.

1.

stationer, a paper-

A paper-case..

2.

lime or lemon,

a.

3.

variety of the

Thin-skinned.

a very thin rind (Citrus acida).

<pWi(.s5l^sSl

(from

s.

+ H. jlj) A
+p.

case

s.

Also written

p. 59.

ts^iS)

^1^5

needy, mi-

(^lH. + ^1)

a.

(from ^t^fl

s.

Poverty,

?)

basket employed to

sacred places in India.

<pl^<HI

(3?1^R + h.

s.

Slj)

person

sacred places in India.

gen. case

gen.

quire of paper.

^T^K?)
^tf>
3.

owl.

s. (in.

(With the

i.

To

1.

shine.

from R.

insertion of a nasal

To bind.

2.

Glass

^PL)

loop, a swinging

2 Crystal.
-

a string so con-

shelf,

trived as to hold or support burthens, &c.

<l<|><

(from

s.

<pl<K<

^F^T) A

calcareous nodule.

Acucur-

(corrupt, of <Pl<t>ll3<)

s.

bitaceous plant

(Momordica mixta).

As. Res.

5.

nerve, or gutta serena.

(Beng.}

5.

an assumed or feigned character, a

(/.) 1.

The beak

of a crow.

dicinal plant or tree, called also

Wilkins'

A sweet
3. A me-

2.

^t^KSfS^

MS.

disguise,

Buchanan's

MSS.)

(from
s.

#|feJ?U.

(/.

H
mfn.

sirous, wishing, longing

fa^fe

victory,

from

feigned appearance to impose on another.

^t^stro

The

waist, the loins.

wish, a desire.

3T$3$1 + t^) Defor.

a.

Ben.

s.

(3irol

for

3l$3l + Trfcr?)

(Used

in

comp.

(mfn.} Desirous of

Victory,

+ 3>t3f5p^).

(corrupt, of

s.

<^i^Uk't>1<i1

s.

(Tantalus denudata).
s.

(n.

tail

2.

?)

A sickle.

which

A grass and seed employed

or

ties

1.

An

enclosure, a

a parcel or bundle of

Beng. (y 4 noun of ^tf!>U3) The

in a feigned

assumed character.
2

C&R) A

resembling a sickle

washing of clothes, the appearing

(from

Hort.

Carey.

R.^t^-f^I^)

string or tape,

papers.

3*^0

(from ilbjvivii +

bird with a long curved

^tlFT

repens).

p. 33.

^T^pJUl

Carey.

from R. ^tffigj

(-feT

sumption of a feigned character, the making a

The name of a plant (Jussieua

species of grass (Cyperus Jalmotha ?

e. g.

trick.

from 3?tfijt3) As-

smelling drug, called also Kakoli.

<fl^l

4.

affection of the optic

disease of the eyes,

x. 17.

3t$1

who

water of the Ganges to the different

Root,

An

Poor,

want, wretchedness, misery.

carries the

^t^tUS^ Beng.

(JW + 3Tft")

fe

lime with

^t^jl^l^ Beng.

(from

^^t^) Poor, needy, wretched.

serable, wretched.

sheet of paper.

<*Wtsi*ipWi

p. 7.

carry the water of the Ganges to the different

A
Hort. Ben.

by the poor (Pa-

also eaten

Hort. Ben.

pWjWf^J

a.

tl^l'^t^

ment, a deed.

maker.

(from

a.

<pl%HT;

Ai^) Paper.

(p.

it is

nicum Italicum).

664

663

^t^*T) A

of

(corrupt,

5.

beautiful

(/.

^t^ + ^1^fl. A

The

goblet)

very thin and coarse cloth, employed

and oblations to the dead.

funerals

Washing

a.

(said only of clothes).

employ a person

to

^stfSKJ) To cause
wash clothes.

(from

) 1.

Finished (as a newly

^tffr

(from

s.

a.

Washed,

or

lascivious.

^tfS^I

To

Suspended by a swing or

assumed

To

To wash

1.

part, to put

false

made

image.

Any

s.

(from <?lfc>U3 ?)

who assumes
<?0^)

(from

1.

1.

comedian.

2.

a feigned character.

s.

Vicinity, nearness.

Hort. Ben.

Z.

p. 19.

(from <F55?) The

ment tucked

an

tortoise,

hawser, a cable, a cart-

Also written

<Pltb? ad. (Beng. locat. case of

3^5;) Near,

hem

of the under gar-

in

the vicinity, at, towards.

3?t3l

(corrupt, of 3?t ID

s.

Work,

1.

business, any thing to be done.

to the eyes as

Hindu women.

2.

labour,

black

an ornament by

See

<&^5T^ Stibium, a black

an eye-paint. " It seems to be

(corrupt, of

s.

mineral used as

a sort of lead-ore."

Carey.

(Tacca

2.

A plant

The name of a plant (Musa Para-

s.

^1^1

(from <3??c^1

^t3Ff

shore.

disiaca).

Carey.

powder applied

one

^ESpl

(corrupt, of

s.

in a

linen.

on a

give the finishing touch to a newly

<fcl-!k<lj 5.

^t^+^t^S

(from

a.

a town-house.

Also written

aquatic turtle.

(from U. 3>1"F?)

act an

office for trans;

sickle.

appearance for the sake of deceiving a person.

3.

^Ht^tfl

rope, a string.
v. a.

An

cleansed.

loop.

2.

(from h. uy^-s^)

s.

Dangling) Careless, slovenly, loose, indecent,

made image).

^t^fWi) A

(rnfn.^

^tE^t^T

acting business, a court of law

<pl t>l$t\3 v. a. (caus. of

2.

noun of ^tl^l^US) The act of

(v.

s.

chase.

a.

^tl^T

overtaking any one, the gaining ground in a

trumpet-flower (Bignonia suaveolens).

at

attaches himself closely to

another.

flowering tree (Bauhinia variegata).

3t5**Kl a

who

one

satellite,

integrifolia).

variety of rice.

3.

species of Alpinia.

(from

into the waistband.

^t^FT + ^ral

for

vessel resembling a spoon, in

which stibium

prepared to anoint the eyes.

Carey.

is

Careless,
slovenly, loose, unskilful, lascivious.
v.

a.

(from

^5^)

To

plant (Alpinia Banglium,

Bu-

overtake, to

chanan's MSS.~).

Carey.

gain ground upon another, to approach.

^It^kfrtfi* ad. (from

Near

to each other,

mutually near, together, in company.

<TOM1

(from 3>"teFT)

1.

species of parrot

with a black mark like stibium running from

the eyes (Psittacus accipitrinus

<p].O^ibll) a. (^t5i1

+ lst^1)

Loose, careless,

slovenly, unprincipled,^ indecent.

<FftfcfctTl

s.

(^t^1 +

^)

sycophant,

wedge.

Mohun P.

?).

Carey.

2.

p. 92.

^fcFTl^r&in s. (^3Ffl + ^ttftTi A species of shrike) A bird (Lanius excubitor). Carey.

666

665
1

a red stalk.

large variety of sugar-cane with

A species of fish (Malopterurus

2.

Buchanan's MS.).

Koila,

J* 1 Raul

(a.

s.

(JUdii)

3t

^t^<r^

s.

An

dispute, a contention, a

Muhamrnadan judge.

(from

also C.

salicifolia).

s.

Carey.

for

cows from.

2.

from R.

(n.

variegata).

1.

2.

Gold.

1,

(m.)

tree bearing

^1~tjJ&

(^K+^P^ as

s.

and chopping

the stopping part of a

3.

4.

tree (Ficus glomerata).

5.

apple (Datura Metel).

Wilson.

1.

wooden

large
vessel

a jingle to

it)

a stopping of wages

demand by a

counter-

Carey.

^tt^M (3^+5^31) A boletus or other

s.

3FiT3 T

(v.

s.

Carey.

noun of ^tf^U3) The act of cut-

ting a thing.

(from

Another

The glomerous figThe common thorn-

ferrea).

reckoning against a creditor.

a yellow fra-

grant flower (Michelia Champaca).

(M esua

2.

The name of seveMountain ebony (Bauhinia

filament of the lotus,

ral plants, viz.

^t^)

3Pj

to bale water from a boat.

fungus growing on wood.

s.

plant

(3t& +^3Tl

s.

cutting

Cffljjfa, J$) A plant which

grows in wet places (Commelina Bengalensis,
C. salicifolia, and perhaps some other species).

^"fcN"

+ a Jjj)

Carey.

vessel to feed

plant which grows in

wet places (Commelina Bengalensis,

^t^viUk

^tflhs?

obstinate refusal to acknowledge a thing.

^tfc&3X\

from

timber.

Carey.

fray.

(a. (^Sts)

Wood,

(corrupt, of

s.

Spinning.

(from
2.

The wages paid

^ft^tSl

s.

(from

female spinner.

for spinning.

^tffel^) A man who

spins

thread.

^t^^jift

(^t^+^Jet) A

kind of

fish

(a species of Cyprinus).

^K^fi

The

flower of

mountain-ebony (Bauhinia variegata).

^t^1<Oi

s.

a.

(^t^*T+^3l) A flowering
(mfn.

s.

(^Ila

plant

^Tfrl

(from 3?tfla

a.

^&FS +

Golden.

^t&tt"

perpetual

(f.

or zone.

from R. ^Pl
2.

the Hindus.

3tR)p s.

One
3.

(m.) or

water of boiled
fermentation.

^)

1.

A woman's

girdle

cities

3t|vjp1
in

(/.)

Sour gruel, the

a state of spontaneous

Also written <lit^

(the time).

of

plant (Abrus precatorius).

rice

Cut, cut

off.

s.

The

The wages paid

(caus.

of^tffcUJ)

any thing to be cut or hewed.

of the seven sacred

3)

(from

s.

v. a.

Turmeric.

(/.

Carey.

for

spinning.

alliance (lit. as tenacious as gold).

^t#?l

Carey.

cutting of any thing.

A
s.

bird (Muscicapa

+^1^Tl ) A species of heron

(Ardea Malaccensis ?)

(Kaempferia angustifolia).

<rf^HUU

The name of a

Ganua, Buchanan's MS.)

(^t^ + JSfT)

&

s.

3.
s.

slaughter,

^nirfr s

(.

a.

To impede a

2.

To cause
To spend

thing.

mutual

The

causing;

(from

Murderous, bloody.

noun of ^tfcltra)

a thing to be cut.

The

1.

frustrating or

2.

1.

The spending

impeding a thing.

time.

3,

667

668

s.

Earned by spinning.

(from

a.

The money earned by

#fttt

(corrupt, of

s.

An

iron bill,

^rto^Pl

(^ft + C3TfeftTTl

a butcher's cleaver.
cut, to

gnaw,

to stop wages, to stop the

payment of a de-

make

void, to prevent a

mand,

to frustrate or

misfortune ; to refuse, to erase,

To

To spend

^fl><hill1

from

species of wood-pecker (Picus

Bengalensis, and other species).

To

(from R. PSSr)

v. a.

2.

vessel for the purpose of baling water

out of a boat.

dagger.

(corrupt, of

cows from.

vessel used to feed

wooden

spinning.

^Ist^T^)

wooden

(^ +

s.

Carey.

^f&ts}

<F3TT1 from

species of wood-pecker (Picus Bengalensis).

^tb^t s .(^tii+^) A hard kind of chalk.

3tfeft\5* (MSifW) A large wooden mortar

or

spin.

time.
for cleansing rice

^tf&ITl^f^TTl

a.

(3tffcn1 from <FtftC3,

as a jingle to

Cutting and chop-

it)

ping, hewing; cut up.

To

(from
sure, in

mony

3^fcFf^3.a. (^If&Hl from^ft3,

cut down.

rose

offerings at a funeral-cere-

collected.

mortar in which
s.

A wooden enclo-

which the

are

^'fc?) WjE<i

^ftlTt^tfl (^tf^^Tl from ^tf&^5,

+ ^tft for ^t&l, Easily cut) A species

from the husk.

2.

stockade.

3.

from the husk.

rice is cleansed

(^tt + P.^^) A

species of

(Rosa Chinensis).

s.

of tree said in Buchanan's

dia, or rather

^fl^W

P.

The name of a shrub

Buchanan's

or tree (Ar-

^Tl

of

fish

rafters or other

reaper.

Mohun

^tt^tfem

^txfe#^3

A wooden house or
(^ttll

v a.
.

dry wood.

s.

fr0

which grows on

m ^tji)

rafters

and

Carey.
species of timber-

tree

(^rti +

Carey.

3ikv5lHl

s.

for

Bushy)

observed by Dr. Francis Buchanan, and

supposed to be a species of laurus.

A
) l.

coarse kind of table-salt.

species of fish of

3P)

(^1i>+3Tt*ft from R.

(from

See

Carey.

(Eugenia operculata).

cell.

from^tf^,

wood.

^) A

the genus Holocentrus.

^Tb<E>3Tl

(<Fr&+5^f3iri

species of fungus

tree

(^t"7j

s.

Carey.

>

+ GFf%ls5) To cut down.

^t"t> 5. (from ^t&) Timber,
^t"&3?^

fungus growing

dry timber (several species

of Agaric and Boletus).

Wooden + ct^Tl

The name of a spe-

(Pimelodes viridescens). Carey.

(from

s.

on

lJtS?^^?1 s

is

Carey.

wood-pecker (Picus Bengalensis).

p. 83.

A sort

cies of

Carey.

small bit of

of

(from ^ptflaT'sJ)

which

fish

properly a species of Lens or Lutianus.

MSS. )

splinter, a chip.

s.

(^T6 + FW) A
)

s.

(corrupt,

<3?T^P"1

be a Cor-

to

s.

Carey.

a Celtis.

disia Catihara.

wood, a

MSS.

^TtStCTl

round

(Tabernsemontana coronaria).

Carey.

flowering shrub

Carey.

670

669
species

3FtVpt*I

(^tt+"Pt3T) A

s.

bean (Dolichos gladiatus).

of wood-pecker (Picus medius, and some other

Carey.

species).

The name of a plant (iEschynomene

is used by fisher-

paludosa), the stalk of which

species of fig-

men to make buoys for

tree (Ficus oppositifolia).

(<?l

sort of kidney-

h+ t*i<pl<) A retching or
<&l'l>U'44l

s.

Also written

their nets.

'(^ti+^k^) The name

of a bird

straining to vomit.

Carey.

(Tantalus leucocephalus).

3nVf%*fl\5l l (^tt+Pfflt^l)

species of

<?l h\

ant inhabiting cracks and hollow places in

(corrupt, of

s.

which

^l^l)

1.

A measure of land

varies in different places

the most gene-

timber.
ral is

species of

grasshopper.

3tV^3Ti

about four cubits or six feet square.

measure of capacity the

in different places.

(^ft + *NMl

s.

Tearing)

spe-

Bengal.

5.

s.

(from

down, as taught

3 ftWf\5

^t"^ +

six feet

<*l

h\k

of

(from

wooden

kArtfttM

furniture.

(said
is

it is

made, or of the frame of a house,

built

up or thatched).

Carey.

(from 3?t"&)

Carey.

^Ht^WjWt. (^t^+ x

its

wood-cutter, a

(Nymphsea Lotus) when the

are hard and stringy.

botanical characters are not yet ascer-

Carey.

tained.

H^) The name of the

roots

of a

which grows on the eastern border of Ben-

tree

The name of a

woodman.

sacred lotus

about

Wooden, made
of an image when only the bam-

The name

5.

s.

staff of

of ^t^TT)

See

timber-tree (Ehretia levis).

h[k\\\

to receive the funeral offer-

gal

3?1

Carey.

(^tfel+^Ttf^)

a. (corrupt,

wood

before

s.

in schools.

long used in measuring land.

boo frame

wooden house

The denominations
them

(from

of land-measures, and rules for writing

species of

p. 85.

wooden enclosure

See 3t1Sl

kathas.

s.

Hort. Ben.

of

in surveying, so as to give the result in

Carey.

plant (Canthium angustifolium).

sum

p. 59.

^) The name of a

p. 63.

The working
a

jasmine (Jasminum Zambac, the single-flowered

ings

drobium veratrifolium). Hort. Ben.

p. 50.

Mohun P.
)

or wild variety).

Carey.

squirrel

(3t& + C^) The name of a flower

(Jasminum multiflorum).

the

in

The name of a plant (Den-

<pll>C<^1

differs

"&)

plentiful

is

Carey.

species of jasmine.

Mohun P.

(Sciurus palmarum).

which

(corrupt, of

which

large water-turtle,
rivers of

cies of wood-pecker (Picus Bengalensis).

3.

size of

2.

a.

Firm,

(from

grown (used of

trees

when

harden, and of a

man

or

^tf%*P

(n.

s.

hardness

the

matured,

wood begins

woman when

<?fkl +TT) Roughness,

unfeelingness.

full-

to

adult).
severity,

55H

671

The name of a plant (OrHort. Ben.

chis uniflora).

(from
lath.

3.

) 1

sure of capacity

wand.

2.

in the south of

bamboo

4.

mea-

Bengal

differs in different places.

it

writing-reed.

6.

key.

7.

5.

^T3lf^\St
a

(^3l + f^vft) A

s.

v. a. 1.

scabbard, a

To

2.

a. (fr

om

Wooden, hard

like

wood.

v.

To take away,

(from <l~&)

s.

To

s.

(m.)

A man who

cuts

and

v. a.

(from

s.

snatch, to

noun of <Slfot.s3)

(v.

s.

taking out or away.

2.

The

1.

The

act of

act of cleaning out

Taken

(from

cleansed,

s.

sort

of

To

way

To

-H -1" mfn.)

rated

The

-"P[U3

ear.

listen, to

a.

1.

Blind.

2.

by

Perfo-

by

as a cowrie broken or perforated

or

attend closely

pull or twist a person's ear

of punishment,

out, emptied,

drum which

is

only

<3Tl

<?1

s.

(^1i

^tfore ?) To

the temple of an idol, expecting the

wait at

fall

the

fall

of

(from

A particular

a.

(from

^tl+^3fttTl)

tentive, listening to, hearing attentively.

AtAlso

written
its

not falling the

^tlj^fl,

reverse.

a stick)

A hooked

s.

(from

^tcl+ S^fl.) An

oil free

pas-

sage.

A
in

form the human

Hindus a

<MfjW) A

mutual taking

ear,

name.

fungus resembling

and accounted by the

specific for pains in that

or three species of Agaric

grow on

or seizing.

ear-

pick.

draw the bruised seed from the

spout of an oil-mill, and give the

(from

<H ?) The gills

of the flower thus placed

indicating good luck, and

stick used to

for

insect.

of a

flower which has been placed on the head of

+^311

fish.

v. a. (caus. of

^5WR5

0\ )

v. a.

beaten at one end.

the image

(-IS

insects.

any place.
a.

rifle.

crow. a.

(corrupt, of

^1^ + ^!) A variety

of the large plantain (Musa Paradisiaca). Carey.

trees or

organ

two

and Boletus which

dry wood are called by this

Carey.

Taken away,

(from

ear-

seized.
v.

The

noun

act of at-

tending a temple in expectation of the

idol.

To take

One-eyed, monoculous.
s.

^trfct^l

flower,

scramble,

to snatch, to seize.

clean out.

a.

wood.

away

Carey.

scuffle.

wood-cutter, a seller of wood.

^t^T

of a bird (Tantalus

forcible possession, to usurp.

3nirf<u1
sells

The name

s.

it is

5.

sheath.

<Pl\ul

^1\5 H\3^r

Manillensis, Zin.)

of bamboo.

split piece

ten ser, but

p. 63.

672

which has been

See

laid

pick.

2.

The

itching of the ears, the scratching

of the ears.
fall

of a

on the head of the

3Ttgrf^j

s.

(^l+^Xf^l

lock of hair on the temples.

from A.u-iJj)

674

673

An ornament

for

from R. pi"l)
painful

O^W +*jR>

s-

3fft5jJt&

from

The
by way of

^X)

pulling or twisting of a person's ears

the ear.

tumor

punishment.

One

in the ear.

The

^TtftlOT

+ TtfeFT)

5.

divulging every thing that

flap of the ear.

Listening to and

spoken, blabbing,

is

As. Res.

3tt1

of the twenty-eight lunar

(from <ftl)

a.

Yogas.

ix. 366.

monoculous.

3.

Blind.

1.

One-eyed,

2.

Broken, perforated,

brim or edge of a cup or

The

s.

vessel.

talkative.

<pl'lt<

(from ^ti)

s.

The name of a

(Ophiocephalus karruwey).

Lacepede,

t.

^tTl^tpi

(from

ad.

m.

whispering,

Ear

fish

a planning,

to

ear.

s.

the heads

a setting

together.

Carey.

p. 532.

$$n&0$

s.

^ti

(m.

+ ^^) A

contumelious

designation applied to the followers of

da's system of philosophy. (Lit.

Trans.

KanI-

A crow-eater).

B.A.S. L 565.

^tt^tf^X?)

^Irtt^Tl
2.

The

The space under the

by the thatch.

eaves

^"Wffr) Situated under

house,
s. 1. An eaves-dropper.

(from

a.

listener.

<?l'Hfo

prejudicing of any person.

<tfi )

of a house, and overhung

the eaves of a

noun of

v.

^ftfffe*. (from

(from

s.

The

act of listening to

any thing.
v.

To

(caws, of

a.

prejudice any person, to indispose.

An

eaves-dropper.

prejudice one against any person, to indis-

pose, to

warn privately against one.

3ft^W[tfr

s.

(from

^tT^T^tt^?) A

warn-

from
gaining the ear of any one

the communicating

a matter to any person in private

the preju-

dicing a person for or against a thing.

(-^

<PI'1^<P

act of listening.

m. ^tl

+ H. ^3T).

curtains or walls of a tent.

(from^ti)

s.

rope or cord passed

gills

carrying

the opening of the

it

A rag,

1.

s.

of a fish for the purpose of

gills

of a

fish.

a small piece of cloth.

2.

moulding, an ornamental swelling out in a vessel.

4.

See

c^Uj) The

through the

#Tpl

"53

(a.

s.

3tttf*l

whispered warning.

ing, a

3.

The

(caus. of

v. a.

To

A listener.

) 1.

2.

The top of a bamboo

3.

or other tube.

The attempt of a horned animal

strike

by lowering one horn.

to gore

or

(from

a.

Eared.
f

<$l l*lvl

s.

(3?t1

ing of a person's ears

The

pulling or twist-

by way of punishment.

fish

The name of a
fish

sort of fish.

^rtprt^yl

s.

(^i + cstrol)

or twisting of a person's ears

ment

a warning.

(Plotosis anguillaris,

unitus,

The P uiiin g
by way of punish-

s.

Lacepede.

Buchanan's MSS.*)
(from ^Ti

the ear by

species of

belonging to the genus Silurus.

way

species

of

Silurus

Carey.

A twisting

or pinching of

of punishment ; a warning.

676

675

^Tt

3R$|

^tl) To the

ad. (locat. case of

^tTi

^V3t%

s.

(corrupt, of

a steersman, a

brim, brimful.

vjNl *lffitE3 p.

+ *Tt 51"ttt3) To

^fi.SM

(from

a.

2.

helmsman,

fence or screen of

cloth.

<?K*U1

stun.

1.

pilot.

(from^t^jfe)

s.

a helmsman,

pilot,

a steersman.

Seng,

4-^*!)

genit. case of

MohunP.

Ear-wax.

mony

<ttn^TOl (<$\C^Beng. genit,

^ti, +^31) The tip of the ear.

case of

s.

^tfotH
for

(^trtfe

s.

men and

bites

them.

on animals or

falls

^61^) The name of

(from

(Agave Cantala).

a plant

s.

tial

5.

3.

stalk or stem.

i.

The part

2.

a shrub.

Opportunity, season.

horse.

345.

vacy.

10.

6.

Low,

An

4.

Water.

Sara).

7.

8.

The value

-31

(/.) or

multitude.

vile,

bad.

12. Private, pri-

(Lit.

^4T^4^,*.
tree,

(from

(v.

\9\ s.

noun of

of groaning or moaning
s

(from 3^1

^t3Tt^3)
;

45^3)

^fej

An archer.

(.

from ^t>3)

complaint,

An

expression

the

<PI^

s.

The name of a

Niloticus, Lin.)

large fish

(Cyprinus

Carey.

species of bird

MS.)
Of the

profession, a soldier, living

act

anguish, distress, pain.

Carey.

s.

(from <Pls3*n) The name of a

(Cyprinus Niloticus, Lin.)

(mfn.

The

of pain or anguish, lamentation.

(from^tUTl Thick like

+p. JJj)

to

anguish, pain, distress.

Bearing arrows on the back).

(Turdus jocosus, Buchanan's

To moan,

the military

^^Ir^s. (-3^ mfn. ^3 +

s.

Perplexity, confusion,

groan, to writhe.

^t^t^

^ (n.)

14. Sinful, wicked.

Of

^fcF^ a.

the essen-

Confused, perplexed, disordered.

v. a.

kind

^1^"tf^i
a moan

trunk of a

or worth of a thing

arrow.

Wilson.

profession.

(Momordica

plant (Achyranthes aspera).

quality of a thing.

chapter, a section. As. Res.

11. Praise, flattery.

13.

creeping plant,

anxiety.
cluster,

of reed (Saccharum
9.

Also written

of the trunk of a tree whence the branches

proceed.

1.

Kanda-Bel

^t^3+t^) 1. A plant (Barleria

2. A kind of reed (Saccharum spon-

a. (nifn.)

1.

(m.

longifolia).

quarrelsome woman, a

virago, a scold, a vixen.

(mil.*)

2.

(m.)

s.

called

taneum).

Carey.

(from

5.

arrow, an archer,

Charantia).

pile.

Armed with an

(mfn.

a.

^tr^s.

attentive, servile.
s.

heap, a stack, a

commonly

Obsequious, obedient,

Carey.

certain festival occasions.

Carey.

(from

^ti^

the four corners of the pedestal of an idol upon

venomous serpent which

species of

climbs trees and frequently

cere-

of planting four arrows in the earth at

?m, +*rH

for

The

p. 14.

military

by arms.

by robbers and murderers

Bengal as a cant word to

granary.

when construed with

This word
in the

used

west part of

signify a

To

is

fish

man, and

fall,

it

signi-

^tTft

677

fies

that the

man who was

by

weapon.

fallen

their

^t^TH^I

their prey is killed or

Carey.

(<fr1^Mt+*I^1 Fallen) Prey-

a.

(corrupt, of

s.

^tl\3tf^tTl

2.

A tree (Nauclea Cadamba).

A drake or, according to

teal.

3.

An

them.

1.

com-

man had been murdered by

dirty,

wet, turbid, thick.

(m.)
as a signal to inform their

panions that a

Soft with rain, dirty,

(from^tTOl) Muddy,

a.

a few years ago were infested with robbers, this

word was used

^A.)

wet.

In the western parts of Bengal, which

fallen.

<plh*gi|

678

See
some, a

arrow.

Carey.

A
^tsjM

^tPp^"s.
lated milk.

(from <Ps3^

s.

?)

butcher's cleaver, a

The

(n.) 1.

coir-cable.

surface or skin of coagu-

A spirituous

2.

liquor distilled from

Kadamba.

the flowers of the

bill-hook, a knife.

Spirituous liquor

5T^i.

(from A.jiy

?)

row, a

line,

a rank.

sort of earthen pot, usually

em-

<^(<<P'l)

(corrupt, of

s.

the word

however more properly used

is

which

or hollow places of the tree

pair of

shears, a shell-cutter's saw.

(corrupt, of

talis

to signify the rain-water

ployed to hold curds.

<plsSUT.

prepared from the flowers of the Nauclea orien-

and which

are in perfection,

shell-cutter's
s.

saw.

(f.

from

the flowers

supposed to be

is

impregnated with the honey.

<N3 f^r<l)

collects in clefts

when

Carey.

^tPF3) A

long line of

clouds following each other.

(a.

a teacher,

writer,

Mud,

soft clay, mire.

dirt,

school-master.
<pl^<3"

s.

which

is

v. a.

board or seat on the Indian

to soften a field for

^T3^<$K3<

<frlki[i(>l

Carey.

oil.

Mud,

(<?1^+<J<)

The

by flooding

it.

a.

^tt^tra

ad.

^T ^) On
5

on account

side of, in connection with,

(3?1U3 + ^1U3)

the

of.

drinking-vessel.

s.

(?)

Sabda

S. p. 473.

The name of a celebrated sage

the goddess

Durga.

A
See

bird,

2.

name of

middle-aged widow.

the snipe.

^55^?)

(^W + C^ttFl) A snipe (ScoTrianga Glareola, Latham).

lopax Glareola.
Carey.

Muddy,

Mohun P.

dirty, turbid.

^WfOTl a. (from Wtift) Muddy, dirty, turbid.

<plklH

s. (v.

noun of

<plttRw) The overflowmake

ing a field with water so as to

mud

and lawgiver.
1.

s.

Inclinedly,

equally leaning both ways, pryingly, insidiously.

(3ttll + f3Sl from

soft dirt.

3HteVttFl

ad. (JBeng. locat. case of

p. 53.

To make muddy,

rice

sensation

of tickling.

s.

sowing

loaded with weights to expedite the

expressing of the

^tSITi

(from

oil-mill,

previously to the planting of rice.

a.

^tRi^Ta.

(from

^t^l ) Muddy,

(from^W)

"^Wfc^Wt a.

(from R.

relsome, litigious.

2X2

Muddy,

it

thin

Carey.

dirty.

dirty.

Contentious, quar-

680

679
(a.^jIj) Powerful, mighty, able.

a.

An

ill-formed bill-hook to cut bushes or

for

h. li^)

An

locat. case

informer, a

spy-

bamboos.
<Pli!C<il

3Fto$taff$1 s.
of <Ft1, + <3?^1from

^"5 The name of

(m. from

s.

+ ^TT) A Nag a

a.

a snake,

or serpent of the race that

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. <t

A husband

s. (w?.)

made

An

^jjjjU)

boiler or caldron

S.

p. 101.

(p.

Beloved,

a paramour.

A
Sabda

^)

esteemed, beautiful, dear. Wilkins' Gr. p. 421.

is

supposed to inhabit the lower regions.

kind of worm.

>

of well-refined iron.
Steel, bright or

officer

whose business
excellent iron.

it is

to take charge of the public records.

^t^rptl

perly

Prom. from

q. V.

^W)

tree the

wood

of

which something resembles mahogany, com-

The name of a plant (Cucumis

Hort. Ben.

mus).

WFF

s.

(n.)

utilissi-

p. 70.

forest,

monly

Toon (Cedrela Tunna,

called

Rox.}.

Wilson.

a grove, a thicket, a wil-

<pl\3

s.

^t^) A

(femin. of

beloved woman.

derness.

^t^T3l

(corrupt, of

s.

^t^+TfcSFT) A

beautiful species of mountain-ebony (Bauhinia

Candida).
side-curtains or walls

See

of a tent.

<PWt4 s.

cjLj) The

from

(ju.

^Pl)

The son of a young

<t>ka

The daughter
an unmarried

^Wte^S

^t^J3

s:

from R.

^ +^)

s.

L The

ing nest on the

Tal

species of goose.

^Ft^f*^ 5. (a.

it is

s.

tree.

Wilkins'

\j)

(p.

bird which

W<$

(m.

s.

light.

(/.

2.

cock.

3.

2.

A regulation, a law, a statute.

(jjjlS)

An officer whose business

to take charge of the public records.

2.

(m.)

sort of sugar-

1.

Beauty, splendour,

female beauty.

3.

desire,

wish, love.

(mfn.

dour or light

^tf% + <lM )

Causing splen-

exciting desire.

(-^ mfn. ^tf|" + ^) Splen-

did, shining, luminous.

MS.

^t^ + <F) A

R.^+f^)

^TlWF^a.

makes a hang-

A bad or difficult road.

s.
3. A hole, a cavity,

1.

forest.

a.

p. 23.)

when

blossom

to

with the foot of a female).

cane.

347.

plant (C rinum toxicarium, Carey.

(m.)

^W^ftl

The

Asoca (Jo-

called

red variety of the sugar-cane.

^ffSV

aquatic plant (Salvinia cucullata).

Crinum Zeylanicum, Hort. Sen.

^?t^T<P

of

woma n

(^ft

name of an
Sabda S. p.

(m.)

wood, a

and unmarried woman.

(supposed

in contact

^"kjW s.

commonly

tree

nesia Asoca),

coming
(a.

C^T^^l)

v.

noun of

^f^KS) The act of weep-

ing or lamenting.

<pl^(<l^

s.

(m, from <*l+^3?)

v. a.

to lament.

(from R.

baker.

To weep,

to cry,

682

681
i

<Ftf*K' ft<? a. (mfn.)

put to

fleeing,

<$H$*ti

2.

fear,

The

cotton-plant (Gossipium of several spe-

Hort. Ben.

cies).

flight.

(from

a.

Running away through

^tf^tU3) Weeping,

howling,

The name of a

s.

(Pime-

fish

MSS.).

Buchanan's

Capasi-Tayngra,

lodes

crying.

p. 51.

Carey.

^torW^r 5 (^mri+Tl^r for^jtej) The

.

<FMWlU

hunting-leopard (Felis jubata, Schrceder).

Hort. Ben.

^W^tpTO

v. a.

p. 5.

(from

An insect that

<pVRcs3) To weep.

3 tf*H s.
5

^faT3R

(m.

s,

a country, the
(fr

from<FPl+^^) The name of

modern Kanouje. Manu II. 19.

om R.

1-

shew, a pretext.

2.

false appearance,

The nib

v. a.

(mfn.

To

Deceiving,

^f>N) A

(m. from

Sdnkhya-system

of

follower of the

philosophy.

a.

(mfn.')

Tawny.

The name of a
s.

nib a

pen.
a.

infests the cotton-plant.

species of mustai'd.

of a pen, the act

of nibbing a pen.

of

^he name of a plant (Commelina nu-

5<

diflora.)

s.

made

Cotton,

cotton.

^WtR

3W

(^W^ + ^IT)

a.

s.

for 3>

(m.

A mean-spi-

rited

man, a contemptible or worthless man.

\Fl

(/) or

*f

(n.) Worthlessness, coward-

(m.)
ice.

deceiver, a fortune-teller.

<pi(.H Ivd

^HTa)

Deceitfulness, crafti-

(n.

s.

ness, dissimulation.

s.

Cloth, linen cloth, wear-

(from

s.

eyes.

Of

ing apparel.

^t^3Jl

(n.

1.

^H\3) A

linen-draper.

2.

Antimony

3.

A pale or dirty white

colour,

a.

(mfn.)

Anti-

Also

especially considered as a collyrium.

(from

a.

(m.

W\

for

^+^1

from

^ff^T) A

?)

Parsimonious, nig-

?)

Avarice,

The name of a partiof men among the Hindus who are

(from

cular class

Sudras and follow most of the mechanical

without distinction.

^M'\R<t

s.

arts

Carey.

(^|tpT+^)

particular class of

s.

men among

of a

(corrupt, of

^fi^T)

(from

Avarice, niggard-

liness.

^k^s.
The name

nig-

gardliness.

(A.jK) One not

Muhammadan, an

infidel.

the Sudras.
s.

s.

selfish,

gardly, selfish.

bad road.
s.

Niggardly,

parsimonious.

ing a tent.
s.

(from

a.

case of

screen of cloth surround-

<pHV*1

flock of pigeons.

On

genit.

<*MPPH

fossile alkali.

a dirty white colour.

mony,

written

from <PC4 l\i)

Natron,

considered as a collyrium or application to the

^ffc )

(from

(m.)

1.

Cotton-wool.

or negro

(from
j

A.jty

African.

Pertaining to an infidel

3t*T

683

^SRft

species

(a.

advantageous,

Useful,

<jl)

s.

One

not a

in. 199.

Muhammadan, an

A name

2.

from

<?<&) A

multitude of

men
(.)

The

(.)

(Beng?)

composition.
(n.

^feWl)

poem.

characteristic of a

A book of poems.

to the west of

As. Res.

the Indus, Kabul.

i.

353.

from
species of pulse brought from Kabul.

wedge.

(m. from R.

s.

^5 )

1.

SlftSftXtfe^

A pretext,

1.

(from A.

^t3tfl>
cies

from

^.

pea cultivated

sort of

^j)

(from

s.

in

^t^+^T)

love, lust.

Kabul.

3.

a false pretence.

2.

The

Any

2.

(Beng.^ (corrupt, of

4.

Affair, business.

Coffee.

Rati, the wife of

^Wf) The name

(Carpopogon

of kidney-bean

wish, a desire;

object of desire or love.

deity of love.

A crow.

of a spe-

Kamadeva,

pruriens).

a.

Carey.

the deity of love.

(mfn. <^1^t + <p\<

Conducive to

lust or desire.

(corrupt, of a. j^Uj plur. of ^AcU5

1'viJ^ s.

The

poet, the

author of a poem.

The name of a country

<t |4

Manu

poem, a poetical

A joke, merriment.

The Kaveri, a

Deckan.

river in the

3.

of a class

armour.
(corrupt, of

the

of Sukrdcharya the pre-

ceptor of the demons.

infidel.

5.

L The name

of the Pitris or progenitors of mankind.

(A.^il^)

^Ff^ffij^?

the Deckan,

in

river

from <P1<1)

(?w.

s.

(a. ^jj) Coffee.

in

(/.)

Kaveri.

of pepper-plant (Capsicum grossum).

a.

s.

684

evolutions performed

by

soldiers

when

(mfn.

a.

ex-

^t^+^l

from R. 5t*Ik) Going

where one pleases.

ercising.
a. (a. c__>L)

1.

Roasted.

2.

Exhausted

Going as one

with fatigue.

<frUl<U>Wl

The

last

^t3TtSl

C^Ul) Cubebs.

*t

2.

day of the month.

An

s.

lists.

Also written

(m.^ + 'S !)

object of sense.

1.

Passion, affection.

Completion, satiety,

3.

perfect enjoyment.

<PUU1;

s.

(<P1<1<-+^)

1.

Due

at the

month's

end, belonging to the end of the month.

2.

R.

long lath of bamboo.

3 faWt
r

<frUU>,Ul

(from ^fal

+ ^STT^f) ?) A sort of bird

0^)

a.
1.

(-P[\mfn.

Going as one

s.

(p.

fat, from

lists.

2.

Indulging

one's appetite, libidinous.

3?tU3

(mfn.

a.

from desire or

<FP^

t>

probably a species of Corvus.

a. (a.

^1+

^t^ + ^T from

R. vS'Ej Arising

love.

JjIs) Able, capable, apt.

jjljj

from

t.

Power, control,

<lM%l

s.

(from

a.

Within the power, under the control of a person.

s.

The

3^^)

biting of

A bow.

any thing, a

bite.

^fe

^"frt

685

The
v. a.

to bite.

(from R.

To

(v. n.)

2.

act of biting.

1.

throb,

To snap

to produce a

^ ftPftf^S a. (mfn&fa + pftf^3) Tormented

An

Mutually

madeva, the

biting.

noun of

s. { v.

^SK3ttt3) The

(from^tn^ltr^) a griping
(from

s.

pain.

^to\3T^T3) A

griping, a

colic pain.

<h4ollJ

s.

(from^t^oi^C^) A griping pain.

snap

v. a.

(from

^3+^^13) To

to bite.

at,

ad. Sans.

Of

1.

^)

Wilfully, lust-

well, so

be

remark.

5.

a.

{mfn.

after one's

own

inclinations.

2.

Giving

Granting that

which one wishes, yielding.

<pUu.K<
the

(m.

s.

He was

Hindu Cupid.

The god of

the son of

love,

Vishnu

and Rukmini, and husband of Rati.

granting the

fulfilment of

The cow of wishes

wishes.

all

or desires).

(nomin. sing.

(Lit.

Also called

<Ffcf<^).

+ ^")

lust,

s.

{f.

from R.

desire,

a wish

appetite.

^ttFft6

a.

{mfn.

irregular desires,

^fcPft7

Plodding.

mfn. <F"fanicaus. of R. <TL

Libidinous, lustful, desirous.

<PU<^1

(corrupt, of

s.

common

fruit

produces

it

<P*4^) The name

in India

also the tree

(Averrhoa Carambola).

^T + ^TH^)

<>U< HlTK

written

<pW<tl1

{mfn.

a.

(w.)

^"ftl-f^

at will.

skin.

Butan.

5tWfl

2.

a.

Also

1.

Able

to

assume

Pleasing, beautiful,

2.

s.

of Bengal, including

See As. Res.

(-fH

A district lying north

parts be-

v. 56.

mfn. 3t3I + 3Pi+t^)

Assuming any shape

at will.

2.

Pleasing,

beautiful.

subduing any sensual appetite.

^t^FT a.
a.

which

Hort. Ben.

<Fftr + -pF3;)

(from

s.

lemon with a smooth

variety of

1.

Destroying

of

p. 34.

longing; to

<pi^l1

Kuch-Behdr and some neighbouring

desirous.

Over-

with desire, love, or

or intoxicated

any shape

(mfn. from R. 3?*t ) Lustful, libidinous,

a.

+ (J[tfe? )

{mfn.

<>IM4H1RM

The cow of Indea,

or invidious

desire, following the

passion.

^ftX+C^)

Of contempt

Although, notwithstanding.

6.

a.

par-

2. Of assent
Of agreement (Very

Agreeably to

a. (
1.

assent.
3.

4.

it).

<toUfe>4

fully ; according to pleasure.

from R. Til)

reluctant

(Willingly, readily).

come by

(^tH +

Intoxicated

Sans, {accus. case of <t^T)

<gtTX]^ ad.

inclination.

3ftK3J$tftG3

^t^ + TfTT?)

(from

with lust or passion.

ticle,

^tet^Pl

arrow of KA-

deity of love.

a.

act of

biting, the sensation of griping.

s.

Ba la-

with lust or irregular desires.

<?iMol<pk[^ad (from^kol^C^)

stuqrtpr

of

Krishna.

the brother of

at,

griping pain.

<>U^H

^tg-ftffa) A name

(m.

s.

ram a

686

(^T

3^^+W^T)
(from ^K+^il7^) Infatuated
for

with love or with irregular desire.

1.

nous,
soil.

{mfn. from R.
s. (?ra.)

3. {mf.)

^) Cupidinous, libidi-

2. A dry and sterile

1. Spring.
A complaint, jaundice, excessive

secretion or obstruction of bile.

688

5t3Ti

687

^t5FTv3l

s.

^*ta + 5?K3l) The name of an

(/.

ornamental climbing plant (Ipomoea Quamoclit).

3>W^ a.

The jaundice, an

Pained with love

or desire; lascivious, wanton, amorous.

^T3TOl
(femin. of

^151+^x6)

(mfn.

(-f^ mfn.

a.

Lascivious, wanton, amorous.

excessive secretion or obstruction of bile.

An arrow
deva, (of which there are

Hort. Ben.,

^"tot^ s. (from <5:I*1^)

Kama-

(m.)
plant

(Typha an-

red sort of mountain-ebony

Hort. Ben.

(Dioscorea alata).

p. 66.

by passion

p. 72.

Influenced

(mfn.

a.

Gains, earnings, savings.

lascivious, cupi-

dinous, wanton.

five).

The name of a
gustifolia).

of

Amorous,

(from

a.

or irregular desire, libidinous,

wan-

ton, lascivious.
2.

(from

p.

Loss, deficiency, neglect.

^)

(from

(from ^13T for

v. a.

1.

money by labour or work, to

2. To shave the head or beard.

?)

The name of a

bird (Gal-

a woman's

linula violacea).

earn, to

acquire
get.

To

(from a. fJoMif)

shirt,

shift.

^ftrtfjj

^ftX+Sjfj]) The

(m.

s.

fire

of desire,

^tf^FT ) 1. An affecor loving woman a wanton or lascivious

tionate

The name of
dangerous spine on
flicts

its fins,

Buchanan's

Lacepede.)

woman.

with which

flowering shrub (Murraya exotica).

it

in-

MSS.

Silurus

^Iftft a.

cannon,

2.

cross-bow.

2.

(Eng.

artillery.

noun of

v.

shaving.

W^.)

The earning

1.

The

act of

or acquiring of

any

The

s.

plant

(Mo-

An amorous man,
goose.

(mi)

s.

1.

The

a lascivious hus4.

pigeon.

5.

Wilson.

R.^^+$<) Lustful, desirous,

(m.) 1. A plant (Jonesia Asoca).
A creeping plant. 3. A lotus. Wilkins'MS.
a.

(mfn.

libidinous,

hire or fee of a

s.

s.

(femin. of

^"^^) A woman

desirous

of wealth, food, &c.

(mfn.

^1 + ^)

Blinded by

lust,

desire, or love.

^TSTR"

lustful.

The ruddy

3.

sparrow.

<?1^<P

2.

barber.

^TO^

wanton,

2.

band.

thing.

<P14WI

(-f^F^m/rc. ^fcf + t 7^ ) Cupidinous,

moon.
cannon)

(Beng.)

3.

lascivious,

with love.
)

plant.

runga Guilandina).
;

jjU^

A climbing

fossilis,

Carey.

desire, sick

2.

(Silurus pungen-

(mfn. <Ffal + 3lt^<5" ) Overcome by

a.

a fish which has a

a very painful wound.

tissimus,

of

(femin.

s.

lust.

^t^t

s.

s . (corrupt,

of

3^^R) A blacksmith,

a.

^t^HF)

(femin. of

wanton woman,
wanton.

a whitesmith.

^R*tt^1

libidinous or

(Beng.) Lustful, desirous,

An
s.

(^'IHH + ^W) A

smith's shop, a forge.

black-

water to deceased friends,

for

whom

it is

directed

&c,

oblation of

exclusive of those

by law.

Wilson.

^tftr

^fa

689
(m.)

s.

1.

Sunda-Rochani.

A perfume, commonly

2.

called

country believed to be

called

perfume and drug, commonly

shells,

^t5^ 5^

(m. from

s.

Buchanan's MSS.)

<F^+^<P) A
made

(m. from

s.

^F^T) A

a. (mfn.')

Relating

^tH3l

s.

(Muscicapa Kang-

species of bird

s.

commonly

called

Mashani.

(mfn. R.

a.

2.

^^T + IT)

voluntary, optional,

s.

rule, a precept, a usage,

institute,

a basis.

I A

plant

A white Mimosa.

Lovely, desirable,

supererogatory work

men among the Hindus.

the lowest classes of

bark and

tree the

seeds of which are used in medicine.

(^+31^.

<ts (il<t_l<l1 a.

M4Ht)

(/.

Carey.

The name of one of

(Rottleria tinctoria).

^tt*3T3lt

(a. iAci-)

s.

Indigenous

1.

country called

Tunnag

^tori

a custom, an

Kamboja in the north of

India,
s. (m.) A horse of the Kamboja breed.
2. A white Mimosa.
3. A tree commonly called

31*0

a fish (Silurus acutus,

car covered with

from <?(,*<

<t>1CM"lv5l a. (mfn.

dealer in

of them, &c.

Wilkins' Gr. % 897.

to a blanket.

5.

Carey.

dhara, Buchanan's MSS.)

a woollen cloth or blanket,

in the

Natural temperament.

The name of

s.

a vendor of ornaments

butt or mark, a subject to be hit

4.

house, a habitation.

Sunda-Rochani.

<pl*-<f^^

3.

lection.

Assemblage, col-

2.

or attained.

situated in the north of India.

(m.)

the same as

690

from R.

Quar-

\)

relsome, insulting, overbearing.

^lUUWl<

|<fe)

a.

(^W + ^^+^t^)) With

the body, mind, and speech

heartily

in every

respect.

performed at pleasure or through the desire of

1$W$ a.

some advantage.

in the

3^0+3*3$^)

;$to3*5Ts.

performed with a view to future

3>WCtTT

s.

desirable

+T^)

(n.

Rites

An

acceptable or

of that tribe

^tSD+XRl) A

(*.

voluntary

*W

Of.

R.

Desire, wish.

ftol^jl

s.

(f.

ligious service paid for the purpose of attaining

some desirable
<$\}!ls.
1.

object.

The organic body, endued with

Trans. R.A.S.

i.

822.)

sensibility

root of the

(m.)

1.

One

little

1.

the Kayat'h or writer-cast,

Manu

s.

(femin. of

lan.

4.

^tllf^3

man

^"HT^)

x.

6. 22.

1.

The

of the scribe-cast.

As.

called Kdkoli.

3.

wife of a
2.

A drug

Yellow myroba-

Emblic myrobalan.
a.

(/><.^tlT +

f^3)

finger.

of the eight

Manu

^UTl

s.

(corrupt, of

Situated in the

^tU") The body.

^ifST^3 a (from ^tll + l^) Bodily,

.

568.

corporeal,

(.)

Part of the hand sacred to the Creator.

The

(.)

caste or tribe, or a

body, corporeal.

(mn. fromR.fi>? See Wilkins' Gr.

and thought.
2.

^tTF^I

commonly
Re-

Situated

v. 58.

Kayat'h, or
s.

s.

proceeding from an outcast Kshatriya father

Res.
death, suicide.

2.

and a Sudra mother.

gift.

s.

J% from R. ^1 )

body, incorporate, corporal,

The Supreme Being.

man

fruition.

(mfn. ^t?I +

hi.

belonging to the body.

3.

59.

modes of marriage,

^tRr^t^ft:

s.

f.

<Hfu<*1 from <^tir+ff% )

Interest arising from service

drawn from the

3?t^

691

body of an animal

SBfc

(as a cow, 8cc.) pledged

ment does not affect the (body of the)

The name of a species of Tantalus or

by ornithologists. Carey.

or

according to some, interest of which the payprincipal.

Ibex, not yet described

<"Ui

principle

The name of a species of tree (Mimosa

rubicaulis, Buchanan's MSS.~)
Carey.
from

(m.

It.

<r)

1.

Killing, slaughter.

2. Certainty.

3. Effort, exertion.

austerity.

5.

covered with
7.

(m.)
is

heap of snow, or a mountain

6.

it.

Tax,

master, a lord.

maker

toll,

maker of earthen

e. g.

The

e. g.

vessels,

an

Trans. R.A.S.

i.

agency.

765.)

It

letters

of

Wilkins'

5.

scribes.

strument.

(mfn?) Doing an un-

(.) 1. Action, especially in

grammar which

grammar: that

treats of the declension

of nouns and pronouns, and the different cases.

The

primitive cause of any thing.

^t^^^\5

s.

(^t^^+C<\J) A

A
having done

all

that

of

of a country, that of
the skirts of the

^m)+^s?)
requisite to

King Salwa,

Himalaya

of Hindustan; or plur.

Complete,

(p. AiU.jtf)

factory, a warehouse.

6.

kind of musical inThis word

sort of song.

is in

by means

this.

^'U'iW^
ficiency,

to

s.

C^to+^B

a quantity of any thing which

de-

is

too

answer the intended purpose.

+ 51'3)

cause, resolved into

<*Wiv3l

from

s.

(/.) or

Referred to

its

its principles.

+31 or + J )

-J (n.

Causality.

^1

A species of grass

(Poa karundubi, Buchanan's MSS.^)

s.

(m.

Carey.

<^\ + ^ OTT) The obviating

or removing a cause or occasion.

^tTt^

a.

(mfn.

^R^+Q *^)

Ob-

viating or removing the cause or reason of a

The name

thing.

situated on

ridge in the north

( ^Tto) The

people

^W^fta. (-P^mfn. ^\+%

A workhouse,

a manu-

^)

Obviating or removing the cause or reason of a

thing.

^tTW*l

<t>i4^*i^s. (p. yJJS*) An agent, a superintendent,

the doer of any work.
s.

organ

be done.

of that country.

^t^Hl

An

^tTt^*T

kind of sweetmeat.

was

Action,

2.
4.

may be translated as an adverb or preposition

on account of, for; e. g. ^^t^1 On this

^liTt^Sl s.

species of the

ratan or cane (Calamus latifolius).

a. (corrupt,

7.

ftTt^ a. (mfn.

pleasant thing, from

2.

8.

else be.

instrument, a means.

of sense.

number of

little

part of

96. 570. 571.

account, for this, for the sake of this,

(Frequently used in comp.

a.

s.

An

the efficient

which cannot

3. Killing, injuring.

Gr.

Doing, acting, causing, affecting;

doer, an agent.

effect

The cause neces-

p. 145.

it

a potter.

^^"fe s. (m.) The letter 31

R.

(mfn.

a.

Cause, motion,

the reason of any thing

Mohun P.

sarily preceding

of

<?U<?

1.

Bengali sometimes used in composition, when

form the names of the

also used to

the alphabet

royal revenue.

(In composition)

8.

or doer, an agent

Religious

4.

cause.

^+3FT)

R.

(n.

s.

Wilson.
s.

692

s.

xl) The

+ 5t1

(m.

obviating

or removing the cause or reason of a thing.

3^mt*re

a.

(mfn.

^R^+TM^)

Re-

moving or obviating the reason or cause of a

thing.

^tTlT^T

(<FRci+*F?T) The name

s.

of a

^"Ctt^

^iTrf^:

The

(n.

s.

original

from which, as from a reservoir, the Hindus

<P

(^t^l+f^Tl)

ad.

m
^t^+IfSS)
( fn.

proper reason or cause

<3?1

With-

^U^.

s.

(/.)

Sowa).

Having a

a reason or cause, unreasonable.

3FtTH^t?

In the

Vedanta system of philosophy, the causal frame,

one of the sheaths

in

Trans. R.A.S.

35.

^iTt^P

til

which the soul

is

incased.

^R \+ ^))
V

a.

Destitute of

a reason or cause, unreasonable.

r

ll

s.

(f. R.

Casting into
4.

^ + 3FTl)

hell.

3.

a.

(mfn.

a cause or reason
its

s.

(/.)

commonly

causes

a.

^tTfir^

An

1.

Pain, agony.

^3)

a.

astronomical period.

^R\ +^rf^3)

Having

creative.

its

leaf?

A kind

4.

cristata).

Also

its fruit.

plant having a fragrant seed,

^ + ^^) Who posWilkins

sesses the habit of causing to do.

The name of a

s.

<PI<

s.

(f.

species of tree (Gre-

from R. <P)

&&\ +f ^)

A prison,

Carey.

a place of con-

Wilkins' Gr. 831.

gaol,

place of confinement, a prison.

latifolius).

following as the effect from

The name of a plant (Calamus

Hort. Ben.

p. 73.

The name of a plant

Searching into

(mfn. <$\<'\\ from

Become a

kind of anise (Anethum

2.

investigating acutely.

^tTt1^3

assafoetida plant or

(mfn. from R.

a.

Hort. Ben.
(mfn.

1.

called priyangu.

finement.

cause.

^Wt^

A caravan.

(Momordica Charantia).

s.

*kiiRs$i

crow.

The name of a cucurbitaceous plant

Wilkins' Gr. 833.

cause.

wia hispida, Buchanan 's MSS.}.

^t^+^/T)

(mfn.

^ + ^")

Another plant (Celosia

Without a

cause, unreasonable.

<pW"Kll

species of water-

Gr. 821.
c

(mfn.

reticula-

of fennel (Nigella Indica).

<fcM<Ml

3^+*!^)

(n.

s.

for

The

2.

reasonable.

FRi <R\3) Without

(mfn.

(Nerium

The name of a

(p. J\jj\Z)

s.

<PU*U'[<3 a.

tree

p. 19.

industrious.

+ f3$37T)

(mfn.

special

(p. jbjl^) Fit for business, active,

3.

(m.

+"fef*^) Having

out a reason or cause, unreasonable.

3^1"^

s.

<Pil*tN S.

a cause or reason, reasonable.

^tTtf^^T a.

(to/.)

s.

Without a

cause, causeless, unreasonably.

^tTtfaf^ a. (mfn.

fowl not yet ascertained.

supplied.

<pW'l|Vil

Hort. Beng.

<pl<i3<

the water in the universe to be

all

^OT+^S^)

(n.

The name of a

s.

tum).

water which was produced at the creation,

suppose

s.

plea, denial of the cause of complaint.

shrub (Amyris heptaphylla).

<U

694

3tfe

693

<T

s.

man by

(Gratiola amara).

p. 4.
(to.)

The

offspring of a

a wife of the Vaideha tribe.

Nishada

Manu

x. 36.

cause, possessed of causality,

s.

(mfn.}

(f.

An
2

from R.
artist,

an

Action, act, agency.

artificer.

^1

UN!

695

^tf<r^<r

^) A work.
(^tf^+'<P<) A mechanic, a work-

(n.

s.

s.

from R.

an agent,

tificer,

maker, a doer.

manual or mechanical
sion or trade.

man.

696

(Beng!)

3.

2.

a science, a profes-

art,

painful ulcer or

eruption usually seen on the neck of an ox or

<Flf<P<1

5.

(<P1R^4+-^

Mechanic labour,

workmanship, mechanics.

^lfa^l

s.

(/.

a dancing woman.

^t^

^ + ^1)

from R.

An

a profession.

art,

any stipulated

at

terest,

5.

1.

An

actress,

agency.

2. Action,

explanatory verse, a gloss.

4.

cow, and sometimes on the legs of a man.

3.

rate.

a.

6. In-

(femin. of

^t<K5l
nism

^t^ + ^f)

(m,

si

a hillock.

(Mesua

A mechanic,

(p.^j^l^)

a workman.

artizan.

piece of

mecha-

3.

ferrea).

2.

An

young elephant.

4.

spontaneously.

5.

Froth, foam.

7.

Red

6.

plant
or-

Wilson.

piment.

Compassionate,
tender, kind,

nics.

(Used

Doing, acting.

(Jemin. of

a.

comp.

in

Obeying

^T^t^tf^l"! a. (f)
An order +
from

e. g.

orders,

Doing.)
(mfn. pret. part. p. of

a.

made

the caus.

Stipulated in-

5.

(/.) or

-v5

(n.

^tft^+3l

s.

(n.

^Iftrrwt^rl

s.

(^tf^+OFt^Tl)

(J'emin. of

a.

(-f^\

mfn.

a.

An
)

s.

(n. <t

common

in

^t^ + ^H)
(Used

Acting,
in

great quantity of

dried cow-dung.

(mfn. from R. <)

An

3^)

Diligent, active, ex-

Carey.

artist,

The

(m.)

tribe.

an ar-

offspring of an outcast of the

Manu

Also written

x. 23.

^TR^1

s.

froth.

The name of a plant (Cleome pentaHort. Ben.

2.

(m. <FT<

s.

p. 48.

+$\3^ )

1.

Yeast, barm,

^tC4

well.

s.

(p. jUjj^) Business, a negotiation,

Also written

l">3H

trade.

^^^P

5.

(n.

^^I+IT) Roughness, hard-heart-

edness, difficulty; scantiness.

^t^U^I
1.

(from

comp.

+ ^tft*^ Doing).

4t^ + 3I) A

tender-

(Xanthium strumarium Indicum, Buchanan's

^Ftt^t^T

(mfn!) Doing an action,

action,

Comp assion,

a.

phylla).

<fff q.v.)

doing, causing, or occasioning.

^F 3

The

Carey.

India (a species of Tetrodon).

leech.

pert, useful.

Vaisya

of a particular kind of fish

ness.

+^)

or

Agency, causality.

s.

Wfcth

MSS.).

^tf^3l

<pl<l<l

(f.)

The name of a common weed

terest.

from

s.

or done.

of

{J'emin.

name

^t^dt

^M^tTi

of R. <|) Caused to be

<t<F

i.

Workmanship, mecha-

(p.

an

any product of manufacture.

ant-hill,

Sesamum growing
<5?t^"<!? q. v.)

cook,

Also written

vii. 138.

An

As. Res. vn. 204.

Sharp pain.

Manu

^t^ + ^) A

(m.

s.

bet).

s.

An

Also

aromatic plant (Curcuma Zerum-

its root.

698

697

The ancient language of Karndtaka,

s.

the

prevailing in

still

Karnatik.

mountainous

parts

Parsimony, niggardliness

of

As. Res. vn. 227.

^TT^Ts.
Made

<FtTir&^s. (w. ^TTtk +<F)

native of JTar.

cotton-plant (Gossypium

2. (n.) Cotton-cloth,

(mfn.)

a.

of cotton.

<r

<?r<U

nata. 4*. .Res. vn. 227. Wilkins' Gr. % 902.

The

1.

(fn.)

hirsutum).

See

s.

indigence, poverty.

(mfn. from <P*~*4.*T) Diligent, active,

a.

zealous.

3?tf73?

(mfn.

a.

^\+^^)

Relating to the
s

Wilkins' Gr. 903.

ear.

witchcraft

A cornice.

(from the English Cornice).

<f

^feS from

(w.

<j\3,

astrologer.
a.

<F1T>3<P

(m. from

s.

^[SfPlrf ^T)

1.

Pleiades.

the

See As. Res.

Libra.
2.

It

The name

m.

265.

Kal. S.

p. 4.

of a deity, the chief of the armies

of the gods.

which ripens

rice

in the beginning of the cold sea-

son, and forms the principal harvest in India.

The name of the

(mn.)

bamboo,

it

well or

day

kins'
s.

in the first half of the

month Kar-

The month
See

1.

Hindu

from
<l

H.

<P^|)

s.

kins

and son of Siva.

s.

MS.

^+

affair.

i.

In

full,

^t*V*p

entirely.

(m.)

caravan of pilgrims.

be done.

to

Duty, business,

Cause, origin.

4.

In the

3.

Nyaya-

that which

the effect,

Trans. R.A.S.

96. 570. 571.

^tfefl

(-3

s.

^t6+^)

m.

An

agent,

a workman.

^l<U<pl<3>

^tl6 +<I?lR<F) A workman,

s.

(m.

a.

(-f^T

an agent.
mfn.

3#>+<frlpHj

Performing a work, accomplishing a duty.

a.

(mfn.

clever, finishing

^t6+^N)

a.

+5^*1) Able

(mfn.

fit

^t6+"57J3)

(mfn.

(mfn.

^t?5+ q^)

ployment, dismissed from an

to under-

for business.

employment, removed from an

^rfq^ a.

Skilful,

a work well.

take a work, competent,

3"tqX53v3

Wil-

fit

See Wil-

2.

system of philosophy,

^nfj^H a

(from the Portuguese Carta) A bill, a card.

^TPffla^
7

deity of war,

ad. Sans, (instrum. case of

^t'^r^P'T

2.

Motive, object.

^t^J^M
The name of

the

bow.

Gr. 730) Necessary or

(n.)

<4>|Wteft

Kartika.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

As. Res. in. 265.

tika.

well or completely.

it

necessarily ensues from a cause.

The

fifteenth

(mfn.)

a.

(mfn.) Finishing a work, doing

(n.) 1.

s.

a.

moon is full near the

commences when the sun enters

when

means
Accom-

the performing any thing by

completely.

The month

Kartika (October-November), the second of the

sultry season,

sorcery,

Gold.
<Ft*3l<3?

An

of magical incantations.
plishing a work, doing

+^T)

Ma gic,

(m. from <P*~Mtv)

Deprived

of

office.

Having no em-

office.

700

699

^tfet\

(-^ mfn.

a.

Obse-

^"N

quious, obedient.

or completing a work.

^t^Jt^I

conduct an

affair, unfit for

(m.

<t.\*irltf s.

nation of an

(h.)

a.

2.

name

sort of

Black, a dark colour,

(mfn.^)

^tT&I^, -C^1%3,
To spend

Unable to

or

time.

business.

^KO +$3")

Death, the

4.

Iron.

1.

3.

dark blue especially, which is usually confounded

v. a.

^foP+SE^)

(mfn.

a.

Time, a space of

regent of the dead.

with black.

office.

1.

The weather.

2.

time of death,

agallochum.
ace of busi-

an

(m. from R.

Yama,

of

Finishing

ness,

s.

time, a season.

The name of

The end

or termi-

a plant (Alangium hexapetalum).

^"H^ a.

affair.

^"H + 3>) Black.

(m.) 1. A freckle, a

Colebr. Alg.

(mfn.

p. 228.

s.

mark.

2.

water-snake.

Seeking

for business or

employment.

(<$IM + IFJ)

s.

^TJJtTTJ^

a (mfn.
.

Engaged

3^3^

an undertaking, actively employed.

in

^t*P

The Sal

(m.)

5.

>W<t

s.

for

(f.

commonly

plant

(Sh orea robusta).

tree

^sra^)

The name of a
Gambhari (Gmelina

called

(m. from R.

s.

^^+^<) A

husband-

A variety of the Arum

p. 65.

3^ + ^"&)

s.

2.

A water-fowl,

peacock.

5.

a gallinule.

A wag-tail.

A name of Siva.
3. A sparrow. 4.
6. A tree (Penta-

1.

ptera tomentosa).

^^

^t55

arborea).

Hort. Ben.

Colocasia.

(m.

s.

^"H^ +<$) A
A

of pulse (Phaseolus Max.)

gallinule.

black variety

Carey.

man.

The name of a plant (Cassia

from^+^ll^fa)
measure of

or

cowries.
rattis.

cowries.

silver

1.

A weight

equal to sixteen panas of

A weight of copper, equal

3. A weight of shells equal
(?w.) A husbandman.
2.

to eighty
to eighty

<a?;l.1<P^Kt

s.

(m.

Manu

antelope.
5.

weight

see

^H^t^T

(m.)

s.

(v.

^ Root, x.

-cpl 5

tree

(Hibiscus Abelmos-

noun of 3TN + 3 tf^U3) The

5

<frH<&H#l^*fl

s.

(^t^+^H^l^kl) a
and leaves of which

are of a black tinge (Cassia purpurea).

Blackness.

(Shorea robusta).

To count

Carey.

Wilkins'

A
The Sal

musk

species of Cassia, the stalks

n. 41.

phora).
s.

which when rubbed give out

Carey.

Gr. 975.

^T^6

The name of a

spending of time.

Belonging to the black

^W+TT)

(n.

p. 31.

(^"H + ^pTt)

a strong odour of

husbandman.

(mfn.

a.

^t$)

3^ + 3^)

s-

plant, the seeds of

chus.)

^Tf^

Hort. Sen.

Sophora).

time.

3^f^

species of Cassia (Cassia So-

Carey.
a.

(*6fei*fW

black, squalid.

for

fM)

Filthy,

Pt^

701

<>H<P&

St

^1*T

m ^t^+^la
,

^WTl

from R.

(^n + ^Nl from 3^) The name

s.

of a fish abounding in the rivers and ponds in

Bengal (Cyprinus

^t 5

^^

s.

<jV, from R.

(m.

shrub (Capparis acuminata).

^NitNi^ttI

s.

beat, case of

(m.

fish

The
c

^n^tf^HI
a

^f+^te)

s.

(.^%4- SUf^P

ri)

of a blackish colour but not venomous.

The name of

(Trichopodus fuscus, Buchanan's MSS.*).

(3t*T + fafTfc) The Fran-

s.

The name of a
Ben.

Hort.

p. 86.

<pH^fo

^Tf^l
mum

(^^T + f^) A

s.

or oil-seed

of a small bird, which

is

a species of Certhia or

Carey.

creeper.

^^"5^1 s

^t^^=P

s.

species of

Hort. Ben.

sanctum).

Deadly,

p. 44.

destruc-

(^t*T+ C3$\2)t) The name

is

(m.

s.

species of sesa-

Like time or like death.)

plant which

^NlflrTl

of time.

(Sesamum Indicum).

(^T + ^fT))

(Lit.

^HTO
+ "5^1 A snipe) A species

of snipe (Scolopax fusca?).

^) The name 3^33^1

for

state

(3^ + 3*^)

s.

(Ocymum

basil

tive.

s.

Carey.

MS.

<pH^vWl

Carey.

Carey.

coline partridge (Perdrix Francolinus).

Wilkins'

species of oak (Quercus fenestrata).

species of snake

The

liver.

(Solanum nigrum).

In process of time, as time elapses.

s.

of a

(^+c&prt^rl)
A

<*>HfoR&(4

(^t^ + TK 5^

Sans.

The name

Carey.

pulchellum).

The sun.

The name of a scandent thorny

<*>H!K4 ad.

themum

species of nightshade

Carey.

atratus).

(^T + $t^t)

s.

shrub which produces a beautiful flower (Eran-

mortal poison, a subtle venom.

tPtW^fl

702

^t^+T^3)

The

staff of Siva.

(^"N+TTfal) The name

s.

of a

accounted medicinal.

of an

Carey.

ornamental climbing plant (Ipomcea caerulea).

<PH^1

s.

The name of a black

variety of the musk-rat (Sorex cceruleus).

Hindus suppose

its

bite to

be mortal.
)

hawk

species of

The

Carey.

The name of a

^TO^T
grain

p. 3.

s.

(^t^+^T) The

which produces a black

bling a

fruit

name

^N^ ^
5

s.

p. 43.

Carey.

(<Ft^ + 3tTl) The name

plant (Nigella Indica).

Also

its

seed.

s.

(3^+CRl^ft") A

cultivated in
bicolor).

some

species of

parts of India

Also written

^rT-

(Lit.

Hort.

^T + ^SI)

The law of

<$\*$[p5

1.

The

line

of

s.

time.) Death, dying.

($R + ^j5) A

species of water-

snake not esteemed venomous.

s.

of a

(m.

conduct suited to any particular time or season.

of a tree

somewhat resem-

plumb (Eugenia Jambolana).

3>hoili

much

(Andropogon

2.

<t>Hv$ik

s.

or falcon.

<pH0ll\jl s. (from ^t^ + ^tf^ ?) The name of

a plant (Eranthemum pulchellum). Hort. Ben.

Ben.

Carey.

(^t^i +

^3T for %^%) A species

of thorn-apple (Datura fastuosa).

from

HtH

704

(^T + ^l)

The name of a legu-

703

species of serpent

but

is

which

is

scarce in Bengal,

sometimes exhibited by snake-catchers.

The name of a
climbing shrub,

large

and

(Csesalpinia bonduccella)

mon

also of its

sort with black seeds.

s.

minous plant much cultivated

in India,

Carey.

name
which

Hort. Ben.

paniculata).

p. 137.

p. 3.

coloured leaves

An ewe)
Bengal madder (Rubia Manjit'h).

tree bearing dark-

commonly

called

bernsemontana coronaria).

Tagara (Ta-

sort of Teori, a plant so called.

written

^"HWpI^I

1.

A black
Also

The name

1.

?)

of Karna.

2.

Wilson.

Wilson.

The bow

of a plant

accounted a good febrifuge (Justicia

is

Chronology.

Mohun P.

and also

of its seeds (Phaseolus Max). Hort. Ben. p. 55.

fruit

a variety of the com-

^lf#f

of a plant (Serratula or Conyza anthelmintica).

2.

Bengal madder (Rubia Manjit'h).

Also

species of owl

small species

of bird (Sylvia Kala-Phutki, Buchanan's MSS.^).

Carey.

(^t^ + 3If^) A

s.

quail (Perdix olivacea).

s.

(from

s.

of

species

3Tt^)

s.

(Vultur Ponticerianus).

(^t^ + TRT)

name of a

logy, the

(Figur.)

^rfwmytho-

tyrant who, after having

great devastations,

yana.

In

Carey.

was

slain

by Nara-

who

introduces

tyrant, one

confusion and ruin wherever he goes.

Carey.

(Cyprinus atratus). Carey.

The name of a

(^"FRKJ + Sj) One

in the peculiar

s.

black spe-

fish

method of singing by response. Carey.

^t^t^t

(^H+(STt^1) A

s.

cies of vulture

made

Carey.

(^+^+

common in Bengal

peculiar

^HWt?l
^"H^KI

^TOXfe^

<Ft^1\J

Wilson.

written

(Stryx infausta).

manner of singing

mmPfa

(v.

s.

*ITpfr3) The

noun of

spending of time.

*Tt(%\? v.

a.

+ R. TTl) To spend

(from

well versed

called

Kalwat.

The name of

time.

<PW^<H

s.

purgative

^1^ + ^!) A

(n.

salt,

commonly

factitious

called

and

Bitloben or

a species of nettle.

Bitnoben.

Wilson.

The name

A vegetable.

of a plant.

Mns'

^l^W^I

(^lfT+ C^Tl)

Wil-

MS.

Certain periods in

each day unpropitious for any undertaking.

An

antelope.

Mohun P.

p. 48.

See

Temspecies of kidney-

pestuous, stormy.

The name of a water-fowl (Tantalus Manillensis,

)

bean (Dolichos

virosus).

Lath.y Carey.
Black pepper.

See
)

colour of a bruise

a bruise.

The black

or livid

^tpn

^n^ri

705

^t^PW

(n.

s.

from

^Wft

Also

Butter-milk.

the deity of death.

Who

(Lit.

puts an end to

time).

written

^T^wf

^T^ + ^FT) The black and

(m.

s.

most

^"HtsR"

(^t^ + 31^")

ad.

mortal variety of the Cobra de Capello (Coluber

Naga).

Also written

<H*tU

^T + ^TR) The

(m.

s.

^t^t^tl
black ante-

(Lit.

s.

One whose

face has

(n.

s.

(^T-t-^T^i

<p'nPl*4s.

Mohun P.

(Dolichos ensiformis).

^In^vT

(n.

^)

The Tamala, a

2.

Wilson.

Hort. Ben.

caesia).

^"fcfi a. (from

s.

p.

^"H)

Black.

2.

when

is

it

lawful to perform any religious

^KHto

s.

(from R.

s.

(from

1.

considered un-

rites.

(^"H + 3lHfa)

in arithmetic
2.

1.

account of the birth of a child, the death of a

^tfH

The name of a plant (Curcuma

$W*ff|

See

The product of a sum

the contents of a piece of land.

^t*T) Thegodd ess Kali,

represented

of a black colour and hideous form.

Deaf.

impure

any period of ceremonial impurity on

relation, or the like,

A sort of ebony

1.

dark blossoms.

of

Iron.

An
time

+ 1tt) The name of one

hells.
See Manu iv. 58.

(Diospyros melanoxylon).
tree bearing

p. 59.

(TO.^t^ + T

s.

Abused, defamed.

^t^+^HT^)

from

A calker.

been blackened).

a plant

the twenty-one

^I^F^

The name of

Another time.

(from Portug. Calafata)

lope.

Cold.

706

Ink.

3.

3.
4.

fish-spear.

The

ad. To-morrow, yes-

leaves of onions,

terday.

^t*Tl

s.

from^t^)

(/.

2.

tinctoria).

longi (Nigella

Manjit'h).

<?Hlvk>
aloe

s<

Indica).

A name

5.

fy,

wood

Indigo (Indigofera

1.

black sort of Teori.

4.

of the

3^ + 31^)

3.

Madder (Rubia
goddess Durga.

black kind of

locha).
)

^WC^^P

s.

The

universal con-

% 903.

^Iprel

s.

rain.

Mohun P.

A sort

flagration

(m.

^t^ + ^FFT)

which

^nlj^llf)

s.

will

(n.

The

9.

con-

consume the world.

^T^ + ^^TtXI))

Benjamin or Benzoin.

2.

root from which a perfume

A
is

1.

commonly

8.

Cloudiness,

terrific

10.

kind of potherb.

crow.

3.

called Sisu.

name of Yam a,

16.

13.

12.

dark

7.

4.

goddess, a

A female

6.

singer

Blackness,

&c.

black scorpion.

The branch of

Spikenard.

of hair extending to the navel.

Gum

2.

fault or flaw in gold,

Spirituous liquor.

14.
15.

line

female

Price of a commodity on credit.

17.

Periodical

18.

An

milk.
timber-tree,

1.

fog or mist.

or Indra's heaven.

cucumber-plant.

yellow fragrant
prepared.

Swarga

a black colour.

p. 59.

final

5.

form of ChandI or Durga.

11.
s.

3.

Gr.

Wilkins'

^tf^)

(femin. of

cloud threatening

of

(^T+CTR+^P

of grass (Holcus bicolor).

Belonging to

1.

2.

The goddess GaurL

flagration at the end of the world.

^Mll^

(mfn.

Of long standing.
3. Of yesterday.

time.

a multitude or succession of clouds.

agallochum (Aquillaria Agal-

or

a.

Ka-

interest

animalcule
19. Ink,

paid by the month.

generated

blacking.

20.

in

coagulated
small bird

commonly called Syama.

21. A medicinal
plant, commonly called Kakoli. Wilson. 22. A
2 Z

^tf^T

707

poem.
kin's

23.

MS.

24.

(_Berc</.)

an

An

country).

An

1.

elephant.

2.

(/.

Durga,

from^t^T)

snake.

3.

usitatissimus).

^1*T) The black mark

(from

s.

occa-

sioned by a bruise or blow.

3tf^1

Wtt) An

(from

s.

deity of the

Bauddhas.

of clouds.

5.

old thatch, the de-

decayed

5.

(m. from

^t^ + TTt^T) The name

He was

one

of the nine poets or gems of Vikramaditya's

court,

and

is

A row or

Black,

(Beng.^

9.

is

the

name

however applied to more persons than one,

and seems

in

some measure

as an honourable

title

to

this poet are

amongst the most elegant compo-

sitions in the

Sanskrit language.

Wilson.

(^Nl+C^3l

*.

The name of a
Hort. Ben.

s.

tft**twW
epithet of

(m.

s.

a.

tree

which

from

indigenous in the

is

Bengal (Guarea paniculata).

(from

^T+PtftjT)

The

black variety of the Cobra de Capello (Coluber

Naga).

The name of a

fane on the south-side of Calcutta, sacred to

Kali

the goddess

or

Durga.

^t^s. (from^T + f^

or

Jumna

<1?IR*W1+(.^1

The black colour

of the skin arising from a bruise

(^MU^fcl)

s.

a bruise.

The name of a

species of fern (Pteris lunulata).

a.

The Yamuna

suaveolens).

p. 28.

mountain, part of the

Himalaya range)

or

filthy.

^Nt#W

(from ^Plft) Ruinous, deadly.

a.

succession

A worm

have been used

the works attributed to

One

female

a stigma,

stain,

)
;

Abuse, censure, defamation.

7.

supposed to have flourished in the

century preceding the Christian sera

6.

The trumpet-flower (Bignonia

of a celebrated poet, author of Sakuntala, the

Raghu-vansa, and other poems.

4.

2.

3.

Ink or blacking.

eastern parts of

straw of an old thatch.

^tf^fRlF^

8.

^MtrfW

(f|f?^1 +^5) The

s.

see

animalcule generated in the acetous fermenta-

Wilson.

cayed straw of an old thatch.

^tf^T^t^

A name of the goddess

the wife of Siva

tion of milk.

^tpTFl

708

of the Mdtris or divine mothers.

The name of a

cucumber (Cucumis

species of

the

instalment;

ad. To-morrow.

article,

(m. from ^f^fJt

s.

Wil-

cloud replete with water.

credit price of

3?tf^

#1^fl

river.

An

BalarAma.

(mfn.

^t^T + ^"T)

Pertaining to time,

referring to a particular time.

l

<eH'l jifl

s.

(^fl + ^X^l)

The name of

species of fish of the genus Cyprinus.

^tf^ft?
of

s.

^tf^tt + R.^)

{f.

Surya and mother of Yamuna,

The

wife

the personi-

^tf^TIT

monly

s.

s.

(n.

(from

(from

^H)
^1% )

called the

2.

Blackness, darkness.

The present

Kali-Yuga.

age,

com-

Wilkins'

Had.

p. 102.

1.

dark kind of

(from

burnt, tawny.

Weather-beaten, sun-

(*)

Krishna slew

See <FT-

The name of a snake whom

As. Res.

in his childhood.

m.

288.

^MtWs.

(L ^HlU'+^P)

grant wood,
a.

^T + ^XI)

sandal or perhaps of agallochum.

fied river.

^tf^n

^Ht^"

2.

1.

yell ow fra-

perhaps a sort of sandal wood.

dark kind of sandal wood.

species of turmeric

(Curcuma

3.

(wz.)

xanthorrhiza).

710

709

^HjTTt^l

^t^f^l)

(corrupt, of

s.

*WUllk${t4l

name of an Indian
(Nigella Indica).

^k^U
wood.

The

2.

demon

also of

The

yellow fragrant

liver.

3. (?w.)

The name of a

Also

^tpl+f^)

Belonging to the
Wilkins' Gr.

903.

^If^foj

(from ^f*j

v. a.

To cough.

or imp.

The name of

s.

3stt*m^

??\vm+^)

(m.

s.

i.

meric (Curcuma xanthorrhiza).

low fragrant wood.

<^WM*j3

sort of tur-

2.

(ra.)

A yel-

See 3? HT.il and <P Hi U^3

^T + ^^t^) Proper

(mfn.

a.

for the time, suited to the occasion.

s.

and place

modern Benares.

of Kasi or Benares.

a. (mfn.
district

1.

the

written

seed

its

Carey.

from Wl^T)

(n.

s.

and

plant,

(/.) Kasi, a celebrated city

of pilgrimage

^ftlT + 3ft^"1)

(from

s.

Carey.

thorny plant (Ruellia longifolia).

(m.) Zedoaiy (Curcuma Zerumbet).

(m.

^t^+^)

which abounds

rum spontaneum).

^l^'^W

Zedoary (C urcuma

in

Bengal (Saccha-

Hort. Ben.

called

The name of a
Gambhari (Gmelina

written

^t^rf)

s.

^1*ffe

plant

(/.)

commonly

arborea).

Also

^I^)

from

(n.

s.

p. 6.

1.

plant with a

tuberous root, a sort of Costus (Costus speciosus).

Zerumbet).

a tall species of grass

low land

in

2.

( ^"1o)

country, Kashmir, or in the plur.

inhabitants.

its

Factitious,

feigned, false, counterfeit, hypocritical,

A hypocrite,

a forger.

s.

s. (?)

(/.) Contrivance,

hypocrisy, forgery.
n.

<pH>1

s.

To

^t^ + TT) Dawn, day-break.

for
from ^t^ + XT) 1. A cow

shine.

and

i.

With

(m.)

Sneezing.

1.

Cough,
3.

To expel.
To make or

With

tall

See

<pH
of

species

Sauce, pickle

north-west of
or Indian

rubber (Ficus elastica).

(corrupt, of

(Cassia esculenta).

2.

s. (ra.)

TffiPj

a pickle

grass

Spirituous liquor.

from^*^)

(m.

Kanada,
Aruna.

saint, also called

A name
s.

of

of

(m. from

Aruna.

esculenta).

^MPft

2.

1.

The name of

the son of

3t*D + R. *h ?)

A name

of

Garuda,

Kasyapa.

1.

A name

the bird of

(f.

from

^t*D + R. *h ) The

earth.

taneum).

A plant

acid preparation

mixture of tamarinds and mustard.

s.

The name of a plant (Saccharum sponMohun P. p. 59.

made of man-

^Wtf^ffj
An

s.

2.

go, tamarind, and mustard seed.

s.

of a tree

Vishnu.

The name of a plant (Cassia

yi*4W'

mountains

Bengal which produces caoutchouc,

2.

catarrh.

(m.)

Ej,

(Saccharum spontaneum).

drifts.

Kashmir.}

(^t^Sft^ + ^f ) The name

indigenous on the

(^tTC3)

iv.

prefixed, 1.

To hide, to obscure.
become manifest.
s.

in

Pleasant or auspicious discourse.

2.

^1*1

s.

Produced

fit

2.

3^ Root,

(Lit.

<pl?*4<l

from

(/.

the bull.

Saffron.

<Ft&

s.

(n.)

Wood,

timber.
species

a
plantain-tree

2 Z 2

(Musa

Paradisiaca). Also

of

its fruit.

3^

711

712

wooden

from R.

shovel used for cleaning a boat.

^t^3^. (-3^

m.

\3fJ

clog, a shoe with

wooden

(^T^ + HiT) Made of wood,

a.

wooden,

from R.

of the world

Place,

I.

A quarter or region

a cardinal point

3. Limit,

site.

boundary.

eighteen twinklings of the eye.

superiority.

6.

^T wft;^l
5

s.

from R.
Wilson.
(n.

s.

4.

5.

mea-

Excellence,

A scitamineous plant

(Curcuma

Seng. Hard penance.

Wilson.

xanthorrhiza).

^t^^ffi

space, tract.

the thirtieth part of a kala or

sure of time,

Carey.

^U+3F^+3tf^fl

(J.

wooden bucket

or baling-ves-

;^Pftf^3

^FtWn

^t^ + ^lt^) A

form

^tf^

s.

<ph^%

s.

name of a

<>l^

<pl*U

^t 7f
2.

1.

(?n.)

pond, a pool.

3.

plant

(Saccharum

(Morunga hyperan-

(mfn. <P \*\

+ <^") Producing

^tfWI
name
bill

a.

(mfn.

(from

s.

#W.+ff

(femin. of

) Afflicted

from R.

tPl) De-

with a cough.

sickle.

^tfWl+CUt?)
is

therefore called

the sickle-stealer (Tantalus denudatus,

MSS.).
s.

Bucha-

Carey.

(corrupt, of

money

?)

1.

A denomi-

equal to sixteen panas, or

twelve hundred and eighty cowries.

anas or the fourth part of a rupee.

%j )

The

of a bird of the Ibis kind, which has a

nation of

stroying or curing cough.

nightshade.

the green

vitriol,

crooked like a sickle, and

cough

or catarrh.

<pl*1%|

Copperas or green

s.

nan's

thera).
a.

cough.

messenger, a courier.

(from

Cough, catarrh.

species of reed or long grass

spontaneum).

*W ) The

buffalo.

to cough.

(m. from R. <E>i*iJ

s.

acid prepara-

plant (Cassia esculenta).

(from

s.

a.

To make a bad sound

i.

The name of a

An

(^T5T + 3I%T from R.

(m.)

s.

Endive (Cichorium Endivia).

Root,

1.

2.

sulphate of iron.

plantain.

or one indicating disease

Afflicted

mixture of tamarinds and mustard.

tion, a

s.

stool or

^"Ff+H"^)

(m.

s.

plant (Cassia esculenta).

See SF^TtftTfi,

esteemed

(m/.3^ + *ftf\33)

a.

(/.)

made of man-

pickle

mustard-seed,

with a cough.

(from Eng. Caustic) Caustic, a cautery.

s.

(from <T3T)

s.

tamarinds, and

gos,

from R. 0*1?) The

of a plant accounted a remedy for coughs

of wood.

<?!<H1

+ 171

Carey.

beneficial in coughs.

abounding with wood.

(/.

(from

(Cassia esculenta).

^T^f^l

image.

sel.

m^s.
name

soles.

A wooden

2.

small bird found in Bengal in the

cold season (Muscicapa caerulea).

sandal, a

s.

car-

penter.

^tl

thorny plant.

2.

Four

Also written

sort of prickly

3?!*^

s.

(m.)

1.

cock.

2.

cat.

3.

Sound

714

713
in general.

(Also /. <^i^ei l)

4.

musical

instmment, described as a large kind of drum.

5.

(n.) Indistinct speech,

withered.

2.

a.

1.

(/.)

Dry,

ft^W ad. (f^ + ^t^

count

<FtC"fa"

fefe'li.

s.

(/.)

^Tl^T)

(from R.

s.

tale,

The blue

^31

(y.) or

faint,

girdle of small bells or

What
(from a. Jjs,K) Weakness, faintness,
weariness, fatigue.

The name of a

species

of Mirabolan, and also of the tree on which

grows (Pentaptera Arjuna).

<pWi^Ul

s.

it

Carey.

ad. Sans,

even so

Also written

(f^+f*FT) What

of

Kamadeva.

s.

pron.

f^) What? Which?

or?

Either

Whether

ft

indecl.

ft

Root,

prefixed,

or?

or Indian cuckoo.

s.

(m.)

4.

1.

A parrot.

f%^3

s.

screecher.

Mud,

(from

(from <P(X>?<)

tree

tree (Jo-

5.

bamboo

slime.

dirt,

(p.

t->\^) A

(m.)

1.

kind of

heron.

(m.)

A tree

dirt,

slime.

chirping or

a great

chattering

number

of

small

Also written

silk

worked

teeth.

2.

grating sensation between the

The chirping of a number of small

birds.

The beard of

Mud,

See

with gold, brocade.

3.

2.

birds or of monkies in one place.

p. 40.

What?

Sans.

(Diospyros melanoxy-

noise arising from

1.

arrow.

3.

noise.
3. The name of a
demon destroyed by BhImasena. Wilkins' MS.

attain certainty, to ascertain posi-

Hort. Ben.

ft^t^s.

The kokila

To know. With

hi.

The name of a

ft pron.

name

species of Barleria.

The

lon).

frontal sinus of

1.

2.

tively.

s.

4.

making a screeching

(p. <j) Or, that, saying.

To

The

(m. from

name of Kamadeva.

s.

A horse.

3.

(n.)

(Pentaptera Arjuna).

pron. (from

kokila or Indian cuckoo.

5.

nesia Asoca).

ft

an elephant.

which produces a winged species of Mirabolan

Carey.

truly

Wilkins' Gr. p. 548.

f^f^" s. (m.) 1. The

2. A large black bee.

M$Tf3

The name of a tree

(corrupt, of

any

weary, ex-

f^f^T

(corrupt, of

servant, a slave.

(n.) Slavery, servitude.

(/)

a chronicle.

hausted, fatigued.

s.

Also written

jay.

A
palkee-

tinkling ornament.

Weak,

(a. Jj>1)

a.

MS.

The name of a

bearer.

^tf^^fl.

Wilkins'

bell.

Carey.

3^ + ^"?)

of

(corrupt,

s.

small

(m.)

tree (Bridelia lanceaefolia).

<pl$J<

3. Large, exces-

Mischievous.

(corrupt, of

s.

on what ac-

Wilson.

sive.

Why?

!)

corn.

2.

An

s.

(from

The

chirping

of a number of small birds.

bearing beautiful red blos-

soms (Butea frondosa).

Hort. Ben.

p. 53.

birds.

chattering noise, the chirping of

715

ftft

F[5I^TtK?
to chatter, as

"fel pron.

(from

v. a.

W&\
f^pT^) To chirp,

some small

V)

Filthiness,

s.

Some, any, a

little.

(ft^+ft^)

Some, a

f^t^t]

(from

a.

f^Ft^H^ s A grating
.

Rh$p*liw

To

v. a.

give up, to resign, to recede

from.
as a

or setting of the teeth

rhyme

to

s.

(f^+ sil l^from

a.

altered for the worse

c^U) What

sort

(Always used

f<3ltf% ad.

in a

lest, for

fear that,

lest

1.

An

yet, but).

2.

particle of

f^^j
;

compre-

hension.

(m. ^"t^T, /.

some, any, a

^t^,

s.

(mra.) 1.

Somewhat, something;

little

f^fiK*TRrf. (far%^+*te

case of

Wtett
a

some-

Beng.

locat.

little after.

Within

i.

f^p^

s.

s.

f^Roox,
2.

(m.)
(m.)

lar. )

To
make

m.
it

2.

To alarm

or terrify.

(m.)

hog.

desire.

a regular root of the

4.

Malicious,

1.

To go

3.

To dread

or approach.

2.

To

cure, to

4.

To

2.

(Usually

its

x.

(Some
first

authorities

class in these

admitting of any

Wilson,

A gamester,

s.

(m.)

1.

a gambler.
3.

Mad,

2. a.

crazy.

Thorn-apple (Datura

A kind of perfume,

commonly called

Rochana.

or fear.
(a.

s.

1.

(This root is irregu-

(mfnS) Cheating, fraudulent.

filament of a lotus.

(C^fS)

To

and others deny

Metel).
i.

spi-

326.

interjection of contempt.

(fk^) To know.

dwell.

worm.

worm.

The

Manu vm.

(ftf^-V^fs?)

(mfn.^j 1.

ft4^3<P

An

1% prefixed) To doubt.

conjugation.)

p. 334.

Ferment, a drug or seed used to

remove, to destroy. 3. To chastise.

senses,

(m.)

Sabda S.

ordure.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 548.

1.

ad.

s.

to purchase.

Wilson.

Sin.

(ft.)

with

almost.

little,

To buy,

administer remedies, to practise physic.

some, any, a few.

An

3.

little.

frf<P^; 1% + ft^) Somewhat,

a

A scar.

2.

from sugar, Bassia, &c.

Root,

filth,

pron. Sans. (m.

thing

or

The name of a plant (Achyranthes

interj. Sans.

"feN; f^ + ^)
;

(/.)

a mole.

produce fermentation in the manufacture of

2.

little

f^felft",

wood.

(from

Dregs,

s.

rits

Sans.

Also

inceptive or

continuative particle (moreover, further, again

f^N" pron.

a rage.

aspera).

frl
and

in

the grinding

Morton.

(ft + l>)

indecl. Sans.

A wart,

1.

v. a.

mm*

Perhaps,

perchance, suppose.

(m.)

insect found in

ludicrous sense).

n.

when

filth, dirt.

it)

little.

"feSTTs? a.

of the teeth

fttMb, f^yf^s,

Some, a

yet,

Dirty, filthy,

Excrement, excretion,

(ra.)

little,

somewhat.

T3?#

Dirty,

a.

squalid.

f^^S^-

how

dirtiness.

filthy, squalid.

birds do.

(corrupt, of

716

mL* )

bit,

parcel or spot of ground.

a fragment, a share

ftft

ft^

717

^F3lf^3l

j^U) By

ad. (from A.

or parts,

v. a.

To

shares,

by

divide

by

shares,

f<M^

prated

the act of writing

an

Comparison (thus,

to write,

PH*J>3

inscription.

Well

(from A.

by means of which some

adjectives are derived from substantives;

a. (mfn.

e. g.

<Jt\?

s. (to.)

Air, wind.

a.

s.

to say, videlicet

(m?)

s.

shore,

+^)
(to.

f^+^R?)

ad. Sans.

1.

I.

musicians.

4.

(^Beng.

obtusifolia).

ad. Sans,

sort of

What ?

Doubt.

2.

are

you ?').

Reproach

(As

Kind,

sort.

5.

and

2.

Either, or;

On what

locat.

case of

sort?
(<P*L\3) In

accus. case of

account

what

for

demi;

ce-

f<OT^
Why?

ad.

(f^ + SRSf locat.

wherefore? with what intention

196.

(ft+

3TW^)

Of what

lord of singers.)

de-

saint.

of the

what

sort

Of an

uncertain, or

uncommon, or ugly shape.

f^R+^*1) An epithet of Ku- f^ft^t^s.

The

why ?

case of 3I$f)

(a. L*-) Chymistry.

(Lit.

See

interrogation.

Himalaya moun-

tains.
s. (to.

In-

wherefore ?

Kuvera
Manum.,

1^3" + TO) A division

earth said to be north of the

vera.

n.

What? how?

scription ? of

f^n^l

^1

Disdain.

3.
'

a.

s. (to.

/.

1.

Who

in English,

ad.

But, however,

1.

kind of attendant on a Jaina

Rp*H<^

expressing,

to buy.

gods attached to the service of

2.

Of

)What? What! how

(to.

what way ? how ?

Moreover, further.

lestial choristers or

ft^X pron. Sans.

shore, an edge,

The name of a plant (Laurus

2.

subsistence.

fe3$3a. (f3?+*I3) How? what

To purchase,

(from R.

nevertheless.

sort

edge, a shore.

(from p.JcZ)
v. a.

when ?

gains by trade.

a particle of doubt

(p.

s.

Till

The alburnum.

(In botany)

An

far?

(from a. l^jU) Gainful, profitable.

One who

terrogation.

or not

As. Res. vin. 448.

(p.

Reaching how

e>oU) Gain,

who? which?

Bought, purchased.
is

6.

excellent

The purchasing of any

ad. That

(a.

s.

ad. (from pron.

Brocade.

thing,

fWttS

a.

Wilkins' Gr. 906.

(from

Conjunc-

4.

Place, location.

How ?

what kind ?

nom. masc. sing.

Windy, rheumatic, from

5.

(f^ +^t^) Of what

ad.
suffix

as).

like,

How long ?

extent ?

skilled in

writing.

Taddhita

Doubt (how? what?).

(fl+TO)

ad.

Of what
a.

particle of in-

Agency.

The learning

(a.

s.

2.

tion (again, further).

A book.

<_A^)

(a.

s.

terrogation (what?).
3.

to distribute, to parcel out.

(f^ + ^) L

ad. Sans.

lots

718

f^ft^a^

5.

(v./IaJ) Achymist.
(p.

Chymistiy.

WPS

719
fefP3

whether

f^3

(from prow. f^P*^) Either,

(Saws,

arf.

but what? and what?

Either, or,

1.

implying doubt or discrimination.

Much, exceeding
quantity.

3.

f^tt<3>

f^fc a.

2.

a.

f^V-fW from

(mfn.

^T)

R.

Mi-

1% + HT5H

^)

from R.

How much

ad. Sans.

more ? but what ? but how ?

1.

contemptible man.

Khandas

the nine

heavenly
3.

One

2.

s.

Rumour,

report.

3lt*Tl +

savage, a tribe of

inhabit forests and live

As. Res. x. 409.

x. 44.

species of Gentiana (Gentiana Cherayta).

pigmy, a small body, an

insect.

4.

groom, a horseman.

f^Tfcj +

(m.

s.

f^)

kind of

gentian (Gentiana Cherayta).

fpf%

(m. from R. <f )

s.

Himachala and He-

hog.

(from R.

u. a.

^) To

expunge, to erase,

to cross out.

f^ + ^Tlft"

(J.

A
A

makuta mountains.

f^lft

who

Manu

by hunting.

^?)

of

or portions of the universe

the country between the

(m. from R.

s.

f^G +

m.

miser, a penurious person, a dealer.

IWtaf^

(m.
2.

Radiant, splen-

oath.

barbarous people

3.

musician.

+ OT)

Having a necklace of rays.)

sun. (Lit.

s.

f^Tfa

Miserly, niggardly, avariciously.

RHk>*l

f^

(-P\\

s.

An

f^Tt>

sort of brocade.

serly, niggardly, avaricious.

ft^PT

C"t^ The

but what? or what?

(p.

(mfn.

f^Tftlfcft

a particle of magnitude or

How? what?

(mfn.

f^I'mr a

did, refulgent.

(^\+^)

ad. Sans.

whether

or,

720

(Lit.

from R.

What do

(Malay j^-^) A

they say?)

5.

crest,

dagger, a sword.

a diadem.

Also written
ad. Sans.

Or, else, moreover.

(f%+^3) What kind?

a.

what

sort?

what? how?

f%*3^

(a.

s.

"fWft;

I<P< 91

The

ad.

f^Tf 5^,

little ?

"fel^

(ra.)

A hog.

s.

ad. In

sort?

what manner?

of what

how?

sensation of grittiness between

f^Tf^l

s.

(from

s.

by Hindu

The name of a

Mohun P.

An

ornament

for

females.

star

(ri

Tauri, Pleiades).

p. 136.

Wilkins Gr. 909.

a.

f^f^IT^t

(mfn. from R. <P) Scat-

Wilkins' Gr. 767.

(m. from R.

sun.

Wearing a diadem).

the fingers and teeth.

long?

time ago.

(Lit.

(ft + 3P|) Of what

the nose worn

(f^XT^ + ^T) How

See

tering.

a.

The

(implying derogation, diminution).

little

Arjuna.

c^^The price of an article.

How much ? How

Some

f^Pi

of

description?

pron. Sans. (nom. sing. m.

f^TT^t^T

name

^)

1.

A beam,

s.

f^XTt^*
a ray.

(from A.j^jj) Scarlet, (but more pro-

perly) crimson.

s.

name of

colour,

a.

(m.)

1.

The

Rakshasa or

orange-tree.

goblin.

2.

(mfn.^ Variegated.

3.

2.

The

A variegated

722

721

Root,
white.

vi.

To

2.

throw or

to

possibly).

C^TrRj)

To

send,

expressing,

particle

2.

News

1.

hood, inaccuracy.

(so

Likelihood (probably,

Conciliatory expression.

3.

4.

As-

False-

5.

Wilson.

cr

f^TTftSt^l
from

(from

a.

p.

^f*T The

mark) Callous,

fist,

(from

MohunP.
(v.

s.

fist.

year subject to suits at law v3TT\j<U ^^"PCo

3.

The

a.

(mfn.^)

te^ft

sun.

s.

Young,
(p.

infantine.
1-

ffi^ )

ship, a boat; a tray.

The surpassing of others in show or expense.

A particular move at the game of chess.

3.

(p. Lri^-^ )

A raisin

f^ s

^ Root,

ftFfW} a.

to

PN^Esj)

f^i? 5 <? s.

A mountain

The

act of

A cubit,

1.

{mf.)

(m.)

blotch, a scab.

1.

A mat.

2.

situated in or about

2.

A screen or

the simultaneous motion of a

when swimming or playing

sound occasioned by a number

s.

s.

ftWT^t^

s.

(p. 'Ja

(from

f<?f^3

sprout or

grief,

an-

Yt-.r'i

An

instalment, a

payment

in

5.

ment

(from a.

of fishes

An

(p. i^ &JfaJs)

by

instalment, a pay-

a.

s.

fort.

(a.

Fate, doom,
office

of the

An

agreement to pay

instalments.

an agreement

feb) The governor of a

J j <uli) The

'i

in part.

the rip-

fort.

p.

U. rr

number

4.

governor of the

M**t

(a.

or playing together.
(a. <uli)

The

sprout or shoot.

c^jLi) Hardness,

(a.

twist

t^%?) The simultaneous

of fishes

moving

3.

part.

(from R.

pling

span.

guish, pain.

coming together of a great number of men or

;

young shoot.

of grass or straw.

animals

to injure.

kill,

the measure from the

closed.

fist

(mn.^

(-f^ mfn. j%^t^T + 1^) Hav-

s.

Also

a. (?/) Vile, bad, contemptible.

fore-arm.

Also written

ing whitish marks or blotches on the skin.

f^f^T^?

a grape.

(^<PUt\S) To

x.

mn. from
(m.)

to

(p. (Js\yc k~j) According

pay by instalments.

c^K^i)
destiny.

I-

3.

Apart, a share.

to

2.

thing decided on.

kind, a species, a sort.

fort.

s. (ra.) 1.

Benjamin (Styrax Benzoin).

4.

elbow to the

fist.

after his fifteenth

the province of Orissa.

p. 170.

noun of

becoming

a minor in law,

written

insensible to or

W*\\) To pommel,

beating a person with the

youth, a lad, one from his birth to

(m.)

beating with the

v. a.

thump.

hardened against beating.

The young of any animal

(i.) 1.

2.

colt.

2.

Rf5^! s. (/.) All inarticulate confused sound

of many persons talking together. Wilkins' MS.

|<3?

farter*.

Wilkins' Gr.

Indeed, truly.

certainty (indeed, verily).

sertion,

become

or

the end of his fifteenth year

so reported).

said,

To be

cast.

546.

p.

x.

play.

Sans.

ad.

1.

Sin.

2. Fault, offence, trans-

f^T

s.

gression.

(a. &Zis )

story, a tale,

(a. ej^i)

story,

tale,

a history.
a narration.

724

723

(p. i^is)

one who relates amusing

fession),
a.
2.

(mfn.}

(by pro-

story-teller

stories.

Miserly, avaricious, stingy.

1.

Poor, needy,

a.

\5Fl^t^
Man.

The name of a country

s.

which forms part of Bahar.

s.

adjectives are derived from substantives

worm, an

A bone.

(w.)

plur.

parrot,

(from

a.

^5*T

(m.}

s.

( *ti%) The

inha-

Miserly, avaricious,

?)

(mfn.} Hard, firm.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

A blue

s. (wz.)

in the wind,

1.

bamboo whistling or

a hollow bamboo.

rattling

To
s.

(Lit.

tinge or colour.

worm, an

An

1.

2.

Wil-

tyrant.

from R. 5jT

+ ^[

Sulphur.

Destroying insects).

+ 3l)

(n.

s.

+ v5T)

MS.

( *\^nom.

sort ?
in

^t%*L a

5.

ticular

low.
soil.

of what description

mfo-

sort

(m.)

what

insect.

1.

(mfn.}

like

A name
3.

tt)

who ?

of

throw.

The name of

which produces

also the tree

Car eg.

s.

(n.

from R. jsp^) The act of shouting, the

(a.

act of singing a

hymn

(from

s.

aloud

the

^t^f) One who

sings or

shouts for joy.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

^5^\ft

s.

2.

4.

par-

low

) Praise-

i^vi-J)

2.

!$) To buy,
The

3^3^ ) One who shouts or sings.

+ f3)

Glory, renown, praise,

#tf^^"

(mfn.

a.

3^5+^")

Covetous,

to purchase.

price or value of a

<PT.P3T3

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

brated, praised, glorified.

3.

Known,

1.

Cele-

2.

Said, asserted.

notorious.

v. a.

(from R.

To praise, to extol,
^S)
'

to celebrate.

^tf^Hfl. (-^mfn. ^tf^+H^)

mous, renowned, glorious.

thing.
suffix

Procuring

fel-

labourer or cultivator of the

(from R.

(from

#tP5s.(/.R.

3=tf33

Taddhita

celebration.

fame, causing glory or renown.

Yama.

A buffalo.

a. (mfn.} 1. Small, little.

v. a.

2. (-Bew#.)

1.

fame.

niggardly.

s.

#tPT

Of

ad. Beng.

from jurow. f<$+R.

what

monkey.
5.

an

^t^l)

sing. masc. of

what manner

Of what

fruit

t\?)

worthy, to be proclaimed in song.

A worm,

(corrupt, of

How ?

for

(Mimusops Kanki).

ic, an animal

dye of a red colour.

what

^+

R.

(/.

3?t3f^ni1
Wilkins'

Silk.

from

(f.

f*?W**1E^-0>

Wilkins*

elevating of the voice as a token of joy

(m.

s.

Hurt, injured.

maggot.

insect, a

insect.

2.

Wilkins' Gr. 830.

it

MS.

#t"l^T

5.

an edible

(m.)
kins'

To

1.

bind.
(?.)

Scattered,

Gr. % 698.
3fiff*

(^fr? HfvJ)

x.

1.

The name

2.

of a Daitya or demon.

Root,

^)

See

jay.

strewed, spread.

(m.)

2.

Human, from

Kashmir.

bitants of

insect,

(m.}

s.

(mfn.}

e. g.

by means of which a few

Root,

x.

To

bind.

Fa-

726

725

post, a pillar.

wedge.
6.

Flame, lambent flame.

1.

(*/*.)

4.

A weapon.

^VK?

3.

The

gnomon.

^t^r
the

The

2.

cows

pillar for

The

1.

(/.)

earth.

Colebr. Alg. p. 69.

basis of a triangle.

^3J^

Power,

(a. i^iy)

s.

(In geometry) The

2.

force, strength.

(from <Pi

s.

^3lt3l

^TH

See

well.

striking with

^^\51

(from^J^T.) A

s.

^3TM1

to

fist.

noun of 3?tf^iU3)

(v.

s.

s.

blow, a thump.

rub themselves against, or one to which they

are tied.

<J

^351

1.

5.

8.

fist.

5.

(?.)

stake, a pin, a bolt, a

lance, a pike.
7.

2.

s.

See

mist or fog.

(corrupt, of

s.

mist, a fog.

^Tt*H

<^<"^ ) A cook. Sabda S.

fist.

p. 121.

l.To beat with

v. a. (cans.

the

v. a.

To

2.

fist.

nail.

To

shrink, to

Nipped or

chilled with

(from R.

t>^)

shrivel up, to contract.

(from
beating with the

<ff*!W7.

mutual
from

fist.

(n.) 1. Water.

Blood.

2.

rita, the food of the gods.

from R. ^t1) The

<jp>

^^)

(from

s.

"di^

sea.

tied, confined

with a pin or

3^tf%3 v.
the

up

Bound,

(mfn.pret. part. p. R.

wedged up, pinned,

to smite.

fist,

^t5^)
To

2.

To

1.

strike with

nail, to pin, to

wedge

(from

2.

The name of the seed of a papilionaceous

which

by goldsmiths (Abrus

is

used as a weight

Hort. Ben.

precatorius).

p. 54.

^TJfTTI^

(<|l>

5.

+511^ A

tree)

The name of a

climbing plant which produces the seed called

Ratti, and

to fasten to a stake.

small heron.

nail.

(from R.

a.

fastened

1.

plant, called Ratti,

a.

it)

cold, shrivelled, contracted.

Honey.

4.

as a jingle to

Am-

3.

used as a weight by goldsmiths

is

(Abrus precatorius).
s. (tw.)

3.

A monkey,

1.

bird.

an ape.

The

2.

sun.

<0<<P

Naked.

a. (mfn.^)

(^I>

s.

+ <T<I

A small species of crouch-

ing heron (Ardea jaculator,

(m.

Also

aspera).

3* Root,
or vi. (

3^ + *tC)

<1^"3)

to

moan,

To

sound.

To sound,

sound

to

ix. (<Pi

indistinctly,

tf3

always placed as the

compound word

e. g.

bad man, from S$-pT^F3

Sin, guilt.

(<P<US)

2.

prefix of de-

It

4.

s.

(m.)

implies:

Reproach, contempt.

nution, littleness.

member

3.

A
1.

Dimi-

Prevention, hindrance.

^?) A brush

up a bundle of bristles, a

made by

tying

bristle-brush, a tooth-

brush.

<Pry.t\3^

first

^^<?^

(from R.

s.

(corrupt, of
fish

^^indecl. Sans, (from pron.

of a

i.

Buchanan s MSS.).

Carey.

3ffr

To sound,

to groan,

terioration,

(Achyranthes

(/.).

(l<plf\3)

ii.
<

A tree

(Muraena

apterygia,

Synbrache, Laceptde).
its bite

is

The name of a

Buchanan's

The Hindus

MSS.

affirm that

mortal to cows, though perfectly in-

noxious to men.

<|Vll

s.

(corrupt, of

^ft 3 ^)

mica; also the tree that produces

Nux
3

vomica).

The Nux voit

(Strychnos

727

728

f^t

3=S ) The

(from

s.

Sabda S.

breast.

of a hemispherical shape used in the manufac-

p. 302.

ture of salt.
a. (corrupt,
s.

of *^j|') Deformed, hump-backed,

water-bottle of coarse pottery.

bud of a

<Jj3N5 a. (from ^4-v5b3) Mean, scurrilous, de-

Mohun P.

green-seller.

(from

a.

uncomplying,

o
3*3
2.

s.

Crooked.

1.

3J<[)

p. 90.

2.

Unyielding,

1.

small fen or morass.

duce

The

inner part of the husk

of rice which adheres to the grain after the

first

(corrupt, of

^3^J3

Z^r^-f^) A

small spe-

crouching heron (Ardea jaculator,

chanan's
s.

MSS.^.

(^3 + ^T3

s.

as a jingle to

it)

pit,

a low piece of ground proper to pro-

An

s.

which

noise

3Jt

sound expressing the

imitative

from eating hard substances.

arises

Bu-

as a rn y me to ty-

inner part of the husk of rice.

The

^JX)

1.

groan.

A species of flowering

fe^fk

(f^+lsFo)

s.

I.

The wood which

fixed in a lathe to be turned

2.

The two upright

^Wn^T
A

p. 3.

turner's lathe.

nery.

Carey.

(^5 +335

(corrupt, of

s.

To

(from R.

v. a.

shrub (Jasminum pubescens). Hort. Ben.

2.

cleansing.

cies of

<pRi<? l)

rice.

*f#fe

s.

(corrupt, of

calyj
/x or

ground proper to produce

pit or plot of

rice.

SfNBjaW

The

key.

(from ^v3?)

1.

2.

ffpf^pl
s

flower.

to

<|J33?T\5

a hole

<f"fe

of

bason, an earthen cup or vessel,

famatory, abusive.

(corrupt,

s.

s.

(^JrT

from

is

a piece of tur-

posts of the lathe.

%fey+MM)

dancing and jumping about (for joy).

Also

See <\5
written

<f&t

s.

(from

^T^3) The inner part of the husk

of rice which adheres to the grain after the

See

cleansing.

7^5

<^\2I

first

(5F5t

+^T) The flower of a species

of jasmine (Jasminum pubescens).

.

(%r+<rt#T) t A chissei
circular edge.
2. A turner's chissei.

%<rt#tf^r
s.

(corrupt.

flower.

2.

of^jtjTO)

1.

The calyx of a

The bowl of a tobacco-pipe.

(corrupt, of

bowl, a hemispherical

vessel.

<pf\iUl

with a

3.

<I*<pI

(from^Jf)

s.

<W<?1
s.

(corrupt, of

^"t^T) 1. A small hut

who guard fields from

for the shelter of those

the depredations of wild animals.

2.

si

turner.

Mohun P.

<PS^) The

(from

tree

p. 89.

which pro-

duces frankincense (Boswellia thurifera).

^t^fttfi

s.

(fiom

(corrupt.

<^

\) Quarrelsome,

liti grious,

disputatious.

of^f^l ) A
ticular

make

stone-mortar

a vessel of a par-

^11

a student's water-pot.

bowl of

s.

^jjW

s.

(from

stone used as a vessel to contain fluids or food.

v. a. 1.

pot nearly

The stock of a gun.

(from

count of joy.

To
2.

turner.

spring, dance, or

To

jump on

turn in a lathe.

ac-

729

730

1^

^pt^dfes

v.a.

(^ftU3+5FTftr3) To

<$<tM

(m.)

s.

dog.

2.

Kshatriya.

gambol, to skip, to

leap, to frisk, to prance, to

On

Cn

Forster.

play.

1.

Hort. Ben.

plant (Dioscorea anguina).

Thick (said of thick pieces of fire-wood).

<|NL.kl a.

The name of a

On'

0\ On

p. 72.

The name of a
Hort. Sen.

plant (Tetranthera monopetala).

thick piece of

p. 73.

fire-wood

hard wood.
<

<W

Having the arms crooked or

a.

(corrupt, of

s.

f4&?1

<J^< +^Pl1?) A puppy.

distorted.

The name

^5^Root,
<<^s s.

<<t\i1

s.

(C<pl<PU5) To take, to accept.

i.

voice

monopetala, Roxb.}

the barking of a dog.

(corrupt, of

<P^^

a shrub (Leea staphylea). Carey.

<g<P< fe^l

cock.

Mohun P.

(<g<P<+"fe^1)

s.

^<P4

a.

(rnfn.

hen.

<j^+<^") Having a crooked or

an

ness,

name

^^TITTS

p. 18.
2.

Carey.

The name of a flowering plant (Glo-

s.

Hort. Ben.

riosa superba).

p. 24.

evil action.

(-*^

<tp*fl a.

rnfn.

dog-tick.

^SW^) Wicked,
name

(-f*fe

Doing wicked

f+

rnfn.

(^?+ ^
5

tS^t*

profligate, sinful.

from H

The

of a plant which dogs are fond of smel-

(Conyza

ling to

Hort. Ben.

lacera).

p. 61.

things, vicious, sinful.

species of

Perplexing, intricate, inextricable, dif-

a.
ficult,

s.

A dilemma,

a difficulty, a perplexing

which

<P<P f<

(<|+<Fni)

5.

bad

<^f<3?

^l 5.

U WtpT
The

The Indian black

(corrupt, of

(corrupt, of

The common

fit

*<$\
P.

s.

(corrupt, of

ornaments, and with the prescribed ceremo-

+ t>?TTl) A

nies, in marriage.

loins.

s.

w
(

^j +

<&**\

^R")

The

cavities of the

s.

stakes.

mail.

(n.
2.

s.

72

See

Carey.

from

3^<r+

<R^"Slt5^

) A
^J-<1
*

Jfote

bitch.

(<j(.<^ s genit. case of <g^<

puppy.

Mohun P.

^+#^T)

of a certain variety of

(^ft^rl

p. 49.

<P<Pl<4C)?l'll

<f<pn^

dog-tick.

Giving a damsel, decorated with

a. (*/)

>

from

name

fowl,

a gallinaceous fowl (Phasianus Gallus). Carey.

*f^F^

s.

local

^ftnlnt^l

Carey.
STfeT.)

s.

Hort Ben

kidney-bean (Dolichos lignosus).

cuckoo (Cuculus Indicus).

<P<f\i1

^5.-

See

action, sin, wick-

edness.

yam

seldom or never eaten (Dioscorea an-

is

guina).

situation.

<<PI*P

The

Kookor Zibha, Bu-

of a fish (Acheiris

chanan's MSS.~).

(_^^ K ^^PSI^) Sin, wicked-

The name of

1.

Also another shrub (Ixora undulata).

withered arm, having a distorted hand.

^^51

p. 32.

Hort. Ben.

a shrub (Leea staphylea).

of

(Tetranthera

1.

p. 49.

hole

Conflagration of chaff.

filled

3.

with

Armour,

731

^1

(corrupt, of

S.

*3*f^)

padora, Buchanan's MS.).

large species of

cuckoo (Cuculus castaneus, Buchanan's MSS.*).

<<pTo

Carey.
(?w.)

s.

<|<P?

1.

offspring of a

man

Sudra

of the

<gfl3^.
straw.

^jfe

by a Chandala woman.

See

spark of

A man

3.

+ ^t^l ) A

<^>Oi

^fZF^I

(^3\5t^

s.

cock.

2.

^flpirl

s.

(f.

wild
s.

^+f^ITl) A

(re?.)

The

(/re.)

The belly, the

of a mixed cast, the offspring

Ma-

+ ^^0 The

O-

crowing of

from R.
Filling or

a cock, the cackling of fowls.

.

+ ^3) A

(n,

religious observ-

^Jrfa
of

women

ance held by

a.

Bhadra.

cavity of the

s.

pampering the

A wild

1.

(m.)

1.

s.

(/.

an unfavourable

(jfjjf

first

half of the

month

s.

(/.

2. (re.)

<<|^(<>CH

(<g| An

R) A beautiful

bad name,

disrepute,

3fif3^

s.

(re.

Bad workmanship, a bad

^+*ff3 + ^)

An

inauspicious planet.

by people of the lowest

vegetable per-

+ ^<T)

<K

>

Evil conduct,

1.

Calamity, misfortune.

2.

imitative sound,

^5^"+^) A

reputation,

Also

conformation.

misbehaviour.

crackling sound, a cooing.

^prt

report,

village inhabited only

order, or

^ + W?
\

of
corrupt,
r

*>

>

+^f^"-

large tree which grows on the eastern frontiers

<?^t
sive

species of green dove with a

tinge of purple on the breast

is

Hort. Ben.

p. 53.

imitative sound,

it

life.

The name of a

'

of Bengal (Dalbergia rimosa).

bitch

where

procure the necessaries of

fume, commonly called Gant'hidla.

An

belly.)

^+^I^tf^) A bad

cock (Phasianus gallus).

A dog.

(Lit.

disgrace, dishonour, defamation.

As. Res. hi. 291.

(m.)

s.

^J+^^fa) Of bad reputation,

(mfn.

difficult to

<^ff*l<l

abdomen.

Gluttonous, voracious.

^)

Varnish, oiling, oily gloss.

^<|^T

action, a crime.

hen.

women in honour of Siva and Durga

on the seventh day of the

2.

bad

evil report.

^jjtf3

+ ^) A

(m.

formed by

s.

profligate,

belly.

ceremony per-

<$<<3

p. 51.

sake of obtaining

for the

Wilson.

offspring.
s.

of

accus. case of

^P^f^ *

3gT^t

Mohun P.

chicken.

x. 18.

<^^"^3 s

it.

case

genit.

^M-f^ITl) Wicked,

(mfn.

a.

hip-joint, es-

on the fore-part of

fire,

(rei.<$<g -+<F) 1.

s.

^5t^Hl

Carey.

csesia).

sinful.

Sudra man by a Chandala woman.

of a

nu

The

Afire-brand, a wisp of lighted

3.

4.

cock.

class

2.

Also another spe-

<jfe) The

(corrupt, of

s.

pecially the hollow

gallinaceous fowl, a cock

(Phasianus gallus).

dove (Columba

cies of

(Columba Pom-

s.

(corrupt, of

expression

ning of a quarrel.

^+f^lX)

1-

A bad or offen-

blame, reproach
2. (corrupt,

sign of reproach.

the begin-

of ^-t-^Pftsi

734

733

^fl.

^f*RQJ

(corrupt, of

s.

^^Root,

^T>t|

Saffron (Crocus sativus).

s. (?ra.)

See

^fE>

To sound high, to
3. To
utter a shrill cry (as a bird).
2. To go.
polish.
5. To furrow or mark
4. To touch.
with lines. 6. To be crooked. 7. To be re(C<l?tl>f\3)

i.

stricted or confined,

prefixed,

vi.
1.

narrow,

contract.

to

nipple.

small piece of any thing cut or

broken, a chip, a

strip.

2.

made

small brush

1.

(<^0

To

To be

2.

to

straiten,

of the fibres of cocoa-leaves.

^fijf^^

make

straitened.

s.

(m.

^Vftfe^^)

pre-

tended physician, a quack-doctor.

^fUU3

(sJ, or with

Wilson.

(from R.

v. a.

gnaw

chip, to

<fl>3l

s.

(f.

^) To

cut in pieces, to

to shrink, to contract.

3>+fS3"i) An

thought,

evil

mischievous contrivance.

<f

s.

(m.)

<t>

s.

(p.

1.

woman's

Departure, a march.

1*

^f^Tl

breast, a pap.
2.

*V^<tlfl

(from

^S + ^tl) A thorny bush

Nux

A woman s

^fl^

?)

The Nux vo(Strych-

it

vomica).

^^M^^s.
<?{.0^

octandra).

(corrupt, of

s.

mica, also the tree which produces

nos

chip of wood.

Mimosa

s.

3jH>+3l|

(n.

s.

Chips, shavings.

^+C^T1)

(mfn.

a.

See

^TO^.

Badly dressed,

clothed in ragged or dirty garments,

plant (Cissampelos hexandra).

s.

(ra.)

(?/.)

bad

breast.

garment.
<t><?lc>|

(^+^t"^1

s.

as a jingle to it)

multitude of chips, shavings, or small fragments.

woman's breast.
<0>:p

(^+"CT) Bad

s.

society;

s.

(from

an

^CT)

Bad

society, evil

com-

p. 10.

3.

) 1.
2.

Red

sanders (Ptero-

Sappan

or log-wood.

contrivances, entertaining evil de-

(/

^+ H>^1)

An

a bad

evil design,

<&<Pl

The

(corrupt, of <^(^>)

s.

An

s.

the hollow of the

Also written

hips, the groins.

<^ l>5Pt>^

part where the

imitative

from cutting

bf^

5
.

word expressing the sound

or other soft sub-

fruits

stances at a single stroke.

<P0!>?

s.

(n.)

The white

water-lily.

leguminous plant (Adenanthera pavonina).

<&b?*Kl

Wilson.

<>t>M^s.

as a

rhyme

to it) Chips,

shavings, a quantity of small fragments.

<b<

s-

arising
(n.

Mischievous,

signs.

thigh joins the trunk before

The name of a small plant common in

Bengal (Exacum tetragonum).
Hort. Ben.

s.

^+CI>^)

thought, a wicked contrivance.

evil adviser.

carpus santolinus).

(mfn.

a.

making bad

the advice

given by wicked associates.

<Oirl
pany

^CI>^

a.

(mfn.

^57|U3

v. a.

^+^^)
(from

Censorious, detracting.

^U)

To reduce

fragments, to chip, to gnaw.

to small

<K>?l

s.

s.

(from^+t^t^P) Bad
of

(corrupt,

obloquy, a
<P(X^kt"Cfl.

libel,

s.

^V^Ti) A

a calumny

poetry.
slander,

an

a censure, a blame.

(3T5^1 + 3tfl. from R. <Hj

Accusing or calumniating others.

a. (corrupt.

of3>Vf^K?) Bad, evil,

ugly.

735

736

^"FTtn^l
rhyme

(<JS^1 from

to it)

^, + 5^1

as a

quantity of chips or small frag-

ments.
(h.

S.

ftf%k) Some,

Root,

<jjt*

towards.

2.

crooked.

4.

make

any.

(3^3)

i.

(C^M^lf^)

i.

To

1.

small.

<^3l

s.

spine.

^f\5

2.

1.

A
4.

Tuesday.

stupid, contemptible.

<$\5lOl^\5f3

See

plant bearing a red and black seed used

(from <^s5l\3) Meanness, low con-

^J+W) A low person, a mean or

(m.

vulgar person.

^Sl^T 5.
written

^3i1
s.

A thief,
^ffspT
(mfn.)

s.

(from

a house-breaker.

Also

(mw.)

1.

place overgrown with climbing

An

earthen vessel used to keep

water cool.

from R. ^351) To

resent.

ff^m^r

(from

s.

^gTH^T

Malabaricus,

species

Buchanan's

MSS.~).

+ C^^Tfe) The name

(from

2.

To be

or

<pT<Fr&T.

(f3ft,

for

ajjwj +^tift)

padlock.

fig,

To make crooked.
With the

(^p^"f^3)

inser-

To be stopped

1.

or
2.

To confound

x.

or disorder from pain or grief,

(C^tfellfe)
s.

To

1.

A pinch or

cut.

To

2.

sudden gripe

heat.

the bite or sting

of an ant.

(?kw.)

fort,

A water-pot.

a strong-hold.

or pinnacle of

Carey.

holy

obstructed, to be prevented from moving.

who

an Antedesma.

1.

become crooked.

mer, a mallet.

it

elephant.

(^^f\?)

vi.

of a plant mentioned in Dr. Buchanan's MSS.,

calls

An

(m.) Sour gruel.

^t^RooT,

s.

4.

^&+ ^K&.) The

(m.

s.

Carey.

^fet^Tte

An

tree (Ficus religiosa).

of tree or large shrub (Randia Malabarica, or

Ceriscus

2.

The lower jaw.

Wilkins' MS.

tion of a nasal

v. a.

3.

m. from

s.

of ^3") Crooked, hump-backed.

p.

plant bearing a

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

cave.

a. (corrupt,

The branch

or creeping plants, a bower, an arbour.

duct, vulgar behaviour.

s.

4.

elephant's tusk, ivory.

^SrT

Kunchiya.

Bent, curved, curled.

and base conduct.

s.

called

pungent seed (Nigella Indica).

(from <K5l\i) Meanness, low

s.

commonly

species of fish

as a weight (Abrus precatorius). 3.

^f^3 ^

Low, base, &c.

a.

eel,

or shoot of a bamboo.

(3? + vS\5) Low, base, mean, vulgar,

a.

2.

The name of a

1.

(/.)

resembling an
curvature of the

water-bottle of coarse pottery.

The planet Mars.

(m.)

3.

of

(corrupt,

s.

Wilson.

or rob.

steal

To sound.

2.

go, to go to or

To move crookedly. 3. To make

To be crooked. 5. To lessen, to
6. To be or become small, to

shrink as a substance.

Root,

To

1.

<PS"

s.

5.

(jnf.~)

3.

tree.

mountain.

any thing.

1.

house.
4..

6.

2.

ham-

The crown

Wilkins' MS.

small piece of any thing,

a chip, a

shaving, a fragment, a shred.

s.

A fog or mist.
<^ffe$l

(/.)

^5^t 1 and

Also written

(wi.)

1.

An

arbour formed by climbing

plants over-running a tree.

2.

A roof or

thatch.

737

3.

house, a small house, a hut or cottage.

Also written

Wilson.

(m. <|T3

commonly

ealled

+ v5l ) A medicinal plant,

Karaya, the seeds of which

are used as a vermifuge (Echites antidysente-

Box.).

rica,

Sort. Ben.

p. 20.

Brown).

Carey.

antidysenterica,

^^*T

v. a. (caus.

and

to tread

offfl>T3) To

spoil soft

ground

as a jingle to

Cut and chopped, chopped up

a.

1.

Requiring to be beat to a pulp or pulverized.

2.

Beat or pounded to a pulp

trampled or

cause cattle

to cause a per-

son to reduce a substance to a pulp.

(Wrightea

beating any thing to powder or to a pulp.

small piece or frag-

a chip, a shaving.

noun of <$PtfU3) The pounding or

(v.

s.

^fn^OJ) A

(from

s.

ment of any thing

<F%%<P

for <Fia

^tt1

any

for

A covert

design, a subter-

fuge, a quibble.

<|fl>

s.

1.

Qnf.*)

house.

{Beng.)

2.

fragment, a splinter, a small chip.

stocked up by cattle.

it)

use.

small

3.

The

^)

Re-

leprosy.
a.

a pulp

(from
fit

Requiring to be beat to

to be trampled to a pulp or soft mass.

(from

s.

^f&T^)

cuts greens or other potherbs.

^2*ft)

2.

who

(corrupt, of

procuress.

(from R.

v. a.

profession of

By small

pieces

^^)

To reduce

to coarse

powder, to pound, to beat, to pulverize, to beat

a procuress.
s.

from R.

or fragments.

The

^T^TIa

(^T^+^Tl

a.

duced to small fragments, broken, pounded.

A woman

1.

^fl^Tl

(m.)

1.

A plant

to a pulp or mass, to trample so as to cut

(Bignonia Indica).

2.

and

up

spoil the ground.

fragrant grass (Cyperus rotundus).

^fc^

(m.)

s.

stances.

It is

^f&iri

(m.)

See ^33".

s.

post round which the string passes

^at^T) A

(foom

ness.

small house, a hut, a

Belonging to the

An

A species

of owl very

common

Pecha, Buchanan's MSS.).

in

Bengal

factory,

sign

(mfn.

Crooked-

^ffr 5^ + ^^"fa

palace

An

insincere.

the house of a European,

a banking-house.

(/w.)

JjL^^

when

(from the

2.

assembly, a court of justice.

small house, a hut, a hovel, a

s'

(,

m ')

ar bour or

climbing plants overgrowing a

a roof.

3.

bower formed by
tree.

2.

A thatch,

hut, a cottage.

it

takes place on the thirty-first day from the pre-

Carey.

1.

(Strix

s.

ceding one.

2. Insincere,

shed.

Carey.

new

(/.) or

^ (n.)

Crooked-minded, disingenuous,

owl)

g^F^flW 3& +^PtfiT) The day of

the passage of the sun to a

Crooked, bent.

1.

a.

English Court)

hole of a tree.

Leprous.

Insincerity, guile.

2.

s.

(from

^f^)

^1

^f&^^ta"

hovel, an apartment.
a.

(mfn.)

disguised.

that works the churning-stick.

^0^1

a.

the fourth part of a Prasfha.

Colebr. Alg.-p.3-

^^^T s.

(from

a.

measure of grain or dry sub-

^"t^RooT,
mily.

(^^"^3) To support a fa-

739

740
(w.)

s.

name.
3.

Family, race.

2.

kinsman, a re-

a given divisor without a remainder.

relation by the mother's

by marriage, &c.

side,

5.

1.

by descent.

lation

4.

s5"1

Offspring, progeny.

(/*.)

Colebr.

Alg. p. 112.

3^ + 3$7ftr).

3^t*iTter

s.

^ipfl

A procuress.

(m.

Relationship, kin-

See

dred.

master)

<||Pi^

provident and attentive father of a family.

^"P^^jl

(f.^

any one.
of

(femin.

s.

for the site of

pea-

4.

sant, a cultivator of the soil.

1.

jewel-mine.

plastered, or prepared

a mansion.

A hut,

3.

a cottage.
Splen-

a. (wi/n.)

MS.

Wilkins'

The

(from R.

querulousness, peevishness.

Pounded,

throbbing or twinging sensation, a

s.

twinge

beat, to grind, to

The pomegranate. Wilson,

did.

s.

Ground smoothed and

2.

f^ + ^P) A

To

<|jll )

(mn. from R.

*.

a matron.

(-f^H>>.

^ll

pound.

The

q. v.)

wife of a householder and mother of a family,

^t^^

(from R.

v. a.

^|P<nl

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

pulverized, ground.

(from <Ff*3:) Related or akin to

a.

s.

tear-

ing of a thing into small pieces or fragments.

Sfljj&'pr

twinging sensation

*3p!jfp?1

a.

Root,

^t^^L) A

(from

s.

(from

x.

To

3.

^5^) Peevish, querul

lous.

Alg.

p. 113.)

4.

fill.

^"tj^T s.

querulousness.

(<Flrf3)

sure.

throbbing or

5.

1.

To

cut.

2.

To

^tSjL s

An unexpanded

(m.)

from

R ^kj)

or opening bud.

Tne sound made by

an animal when gnawing a hard substance.

cen-

Root,

To multiply. (See Colebr.

To heat. (Some write this

(with the

x.

^&Trf\?) To

of a nasal,

insertion

(Usually with

surround.

3Pl

prefixed.)

root
<3Fg

Ipy).
(m. from r.

s.

<$i

pulverizer, one

grinds or reduces to powder.

A multiplier
multiplied

by

(In mathematics)

<

such that a given dividend being

it,

and a given sum added

subtracted from) the product, the

ference)

(m.)

who

may be measured by

sum

to (or

h<

3^3?

s.

(m. R.

^| + sil<t>).

^^^.J^t^" s

(m.

See

^C^l

being multiplied by

it,

to a given quantity, the

2.

An

(m.)

de<P

number

and the product added

be negative, the difference)

(corrupt, of

leprosy.

?)

1.

house, a

apartment, a chamber, a cabin.

The body of a

^1

that a given

sum

The

(Seng.*)

carriage.

Hard.

3^ + 3X3:$^) The

or quantity such

s.

cottage.

termination of a grinding or pulverizing multiplier,

2.

The post round which

(m. from R.

(or dif-

a given divisor.

a. (tw/w.)

A tree.

the string of the churning-stick winds.

3.

Colebr. Alg. p. 113.

s.

1.

(or, if the additive

may be

divisible

by

o\

s.

palace

hatchet,

an axe.

Also /.

the house of a European

factory, a mercantile bank, a granary.

s.

(^f&t + ^l^l

q. v.)

a person employed at a factory.

banker,

The

servant

1.

2.

of a European, especially of a merchant.

742

741
(from

a.

q-v.)

a term of reproach)

Leprous.

1.

Dull,

torpid,

2.

(As

indolent,

lazy.

3[iftUlt<rfr

(^tXTl+ C3$j A

<C ta<<P

s.

(m.)

tum).

2.

1.

Root,

i.

To confound

of <&|,ul from
1.

To

2.

trifle.

(With the

^> ) Leprous.

To play

^^f^) L

insertion of a nasal,

or disorder with grief

(^3T3) To burn,
(^Jft <^JU f5j) To

heat.

to

and pain.
i.

and x.

1.

The

leprosy.

2.

4.

(When

a compound)

member

of

Carey.

^JPl^fl

Carey.

<\ilo

(corrupt, of

s.

common

tree

^Ofa

<OhTjTl

(^5+^t^t)

(from

a.

calculating the

up

a heap.

a.

(from

wood,

(m. from R.
iron,

axe, a hatchet.

Carey.

^fe

(m.)

s.

prosy.

1.

3.

The body.

s.

(Beng.) The

2.

le-

score, twenty.

(^1v? +

^) The

(from R.

leprosy.

<PV) To

gather, to heap

To pick up and take

<?RiVli

things.

Collected, gathered,

and ^S\

s.

Twenty, a

score.

See f^JvS

cup, a dish.

A hut,

measure of grain,

described by some as a vessel four fingers wide,

See As. Res.

(m.)

and as many deep, and containing twelve praWilson.

<^3t

Wilkins'

MS.

&c. the fourth part of aPrasfha,

kritis or handfuls.

An

The name of a small plant very

grass (Hedysarum bupleurifo-

v. a.
)

measure: see
s.

Col-

Gathered, col-

up, to collect, to glean, to pick up.

picked up, found (said of foundling-children).

<0<

a.

common among

Collected,

gathered into a heap, picked up.

a.

^3T2tt3)

(from < M<T)

s.

v. a.

into

&c.

fruits,

(said of a foundling-child).

noun of ^f^>3) The gathering or

collecting things

Carey.

up of scattered

lected, picked

<pfo<<&
(v.

of a small

parts of India (Wrightea

Brown.^

stating the result in Bighas.

s.

^&3T) The name

some

in

noun of <Olt\?) The gathering

(v.

s.

lium).

The

geometrical contents of a piece of land, and

<0*1

To cause a
2. To collect,

1.

to gather, to pick up.

The name of a very small plant

s.

^f\5U3)

person to gather or to pick up.

^iRl

which forms a beautiful turf (Hedysarum bupleurifolium).

Bighd, a measure of

lected, picked up, gathered.

used as the last

heap.

of

corrupt,

JBigha or measure of

land varying from eighty to eighty-seven cubits

square.

(caws, of

v. a.

medicinal drug said to be the dried root of

3.

fishing-eagle

2.

and eighty-seven cubits square.

or picking

Costus speciosus.

(from 3jf\5t3 ?)

s.

The

1.

p. 3.

Carey.

axe.

antidysenterica,

preserve.

(corrupt, of

^\5l

<^<< )

(Falco haliasetus).

An

or act as a

To heap.

3.

eat.

2.

s.

(Ocymum

thirteen

land. It varies in different places between eighty

(<ofj)

vi.

to

child,

Holy Basil (Ocymum sanc-

Wilson.

^fel a. (contract,

(corrupt, of

s.

or osprey

toad.

white sort of the same

gratissimum).

wooden measure containing

and a half cubic angulas. See Colebr. Alg.

<^d^\
s.

96-99.

v.

1.

Leprous.

2.

a shed, a

(from

stall,

^^)

a.

(from *f|)

(As a term of

re-

proach) Lazy, slothful, indolent, careless, dull.

^5^>

s.

\.

word formed

in imitation of the

noise of the bolt or spring-lock in shutting a

^3

743
door.

2.

3\5^ ^fcttJ

flint.

ad.With. a

s.

word formed

made by

the sound

(from (< \\

a.

of

in imitation

eating or crumping hard

Also written

substances with the teeth, &c.

^TilR^
which

(corrupt, of ^"fet5^)

^KTH a.

C^T)

(3> +

An

Mohun P.

dysenterica).
St

One

w< )

(from

s.

^"^^

a.

<^h

(mfn from

a.

a. (contract,

^i)

(from

of

2.

The plastering of a wall.

^ffcTl)

Leprous.

1.

(As a term of reproach)

(from^3Jl)

Lazy,

Root,

(mfn.) Fat, corpulent.

Laziness, sloth, indo-

1.

To sound.

2.

cherish, to support or aid with gifts, &c.

be

in pain.

It.

^Jlj

Slothful, lazy, in-

1.

2. Foolish, silly, stupid,

x. (^*^f^)

I'.

with, to speak to, to address.

3.

To
To

To converse
2. To counsel,

(to.)

s.

lent,

<fk + 3?)

(mfn.

s.

(m. from R.

(n.) 1.

pitcher,

serving consecrated

1.

<f3?)

2.

fWl
s.

2.

fire.

to

some holy purpose

4.

(Seng.)

or person.

Tunna).

cripple,
2.

Maina

or

one with a crooked or

The Toon

tree (Cedrela

whitlow.

A
3.

distorted or withered arm.

2.

Carey,

a.

Having a withered arm.

sliding

(from

C^H)

measure.

e. g.

1.

Shrinking from sight,

follower of the

doctrine, or the tenets of those sects

who deny the authority of the Vedas. 2. The

son of a woman of the JBrdhmanical tribe born
in adultery, especially with a man of an inferior
cast.
3. A keeper of concubines, a man who
slaves.

from R. *H

name

of a sacrifice at which

of the creeping plant

acida).

away, slinking into a corner, shy.

^3 + ^t& )

(m

s.

tumor occasioned by the corners

of the nails growing into the flesh.

3j*]T[1 a.

3.

+ 3^3.)

bath, from

has female

Wilson.
1.

a well, a

bowl, any large hemispherical

(Also used in comp.

<KJ<P)&

small bird, a kind of

arm.

port,

2.

and pre-

a dead body.

Wilson.

(m.)

s.

(J.)

174.

\\\:

pit for receiving

spring, or basin of water especially consecrated

Charvdha
s.

withered

I;

A corpse, a carcase,

a foul smell.

stink,

Sdlik.
^jt^l

1.

Indo-

child bora in

Mann

adultery, an adulterine.

A
(m.)

^*t>.)

backward, averse.

vessel.

s.

(mS)

fool.

to advise.

^j*fH

s.

Foolish, i gnorant, stu-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

(3fff3)

vi.

pid,

3-^3

lence, slowness.

A fool.

2.

indolent, torpid, slow.

^Jtfc

shrinking back,

iv. 89.
a.

3\5l1

<t*i"i )

p. 32.

Mann

A wall.

(n.) 1.

s.

houses of the Hindus, and

anti-

of the twenty-one hells in

Hindu mythology.

species of frog

Carey.

dolent, slow.
<sHJ.<*"i

+ C3^) A

slinking into a corner, shyness.

Ill-formed, clumsy.

The name of a plant (Echites

s.

Sliding away, slinking into

hidden in some corner during the

lies

fCtPt

axe.

(3jTt1

s.

infests the

usually
day.

s.

a corner, shy.

sudden spring or j irk.

<f\i<l<Ki<l^

^[*t1

744

^J

Wilkins' Gr.

57

! s. (n.)

A fetter,

An

1.

tie

soma (Asclepias

428.

ear-ring.

a collar.

The

drunk the juice

is

called
p.

4.

2.

The

bracelet.

3.

coil of a rope.

^3

745

f^^ft^R"

(SJBISfef^tete) Shaped

a.

an ear-ring or bracelet

<jjf^1

s.

<3"

(J.

particular metre in

like

The name of a

Prakrit poetry.

to the manes.

3.

sical instrument.

circular, annular.

As. Res.

746

daughter's son.

5.

the hair of the mountain-goat.

6. Sacrificial

commonly called kusa (Poa cynosuroides).

grass,

The time when

x. 417.

(-P^mfn.

<$2$ a.

ear-rings,

wearing bracelets, &c.

lar, spiral,

winding, coiling,

Vardna

of

A mumade of

4.

sort of blanket

snake.

peacock.

4.

Having

2.

Circu-

A name
water.
2. A

(m.)

the regent of the

3.

s.

I.

1.

a.

Wound up

<j\3<

most oppressive,

is

(^+ a.

a.

Jo)

viz.

Of a bad

about mid-day.

sort, evil, inferior,

bad.
gerness, vehemence.

The

2.

In-

spotted or
clination, desire.

painted deer.

^3Wt^\?

the heat

(mfn.
in

^3^[ from

+ f 3)

<^|H

formed into a circular or

coil,

(a.

spiral shape.

brary.

To

ment

(m.)

s.

small leathern oil-bottle.

l_J,

Books, a

plur. of

li-

or apartcoil,

to twine.

f3*ft*ft3lFP

Twined, coiled

<^A^V^W)

(from

^^4<?"n3T

pot

A student's water(/. ^3 + 1^1)

see ^3^^.
3. An
2. A pitcher.
1.

s.

earthen vessel resembling a hemisphere.

(/.)

See

5.

1.

(/.

pitcher.

2.

stu-

dent's water-pot, made of a hollow cocoa-nut, &c.

^3

s.

The

kept.

sensation of tickling.

A cistern. Mohun P.
(from pron.

is

given space or in a receptacle,

ascertaining the

contained in any
a.

Ascertained,

To

numbered, calculated.

small leathern bottle to hold

oil.

^35^

s.

(n.) 1. Impetuosity,

2.

vehemence, eager-

Desire, inclination.

tonishment, wonder,
distinguished, best.

a.

2.

3.

(mfn.}

Surprize, as1.

Excellent,

Wonderful, surprizing.

(Peng.) Sport, pleasure, merriment.

p. 82.

The

?)

quantity of an article which

A
.

ness.

^3t

s.

is

spiral, serpentine.
s.

^3^1

which a library

in

^3$?^

(-f^T

a.

mfn.

Gratifying, astonishing.

2.

1.

Impetuous, eager,

vehement.

ascertain
s.

An

(n.

aquatic plant, water

the quantity of an article contained in any given

space or receptacle.

^3

ad. Sans,

(^from

Whence ? from where

How ? What ?
it

be thus

house-leek (Pistia Stratiotes).

Carey.

from what place

In what

How

way ?

2.

should

(Implying denial or concealment

noun of ^><?f<(.\i, see ^->)

v.

pron.

The
in

3\3l

act of ascertaining the quantity contained

any given space or receptacle.

s.

(h.

\k corrupt, of

?)

dog.

of knowledge).
s.

(mn.

^+3*1^)

1.

Great heat.

eighth hour or portion of the day

an

eligible

2.

The

^jft*.

ad. Sans.

about noon

time for the performance of sacrifices

(^J3l+^) A

in

bitch.

(^ from pron. 1%,

what place

+3") Where?

747

748

<p R^

(^T + f^ )

ad. Sans.

Somewhere

wheresoever, anywhere.

^Tff*i

(<RT +^Tpl) Wheresoever,

ad. Sans.

<Pl<lH

^^l^l

^^^L)

(from R.

s.

See

(corrupt, of

Reproach, blame,

Bengal (Hedysarum

s.

R.

(n.

^^+^PT) Blame, censure,

^^l + ^t^")

(mfn.

a.

Calum-

kins'

^
1.

(mfn.pret.part.p. R.

bad, mean.
a.

(mfn. R.

Root,

s. (rc.)

Low,

Badness, meanness.

^*t+*T) Blameable.

^J*P

(m.

s.

where

iv.

(^rfS) To stink,
2.

To be

Wil-

2.

To

afflict,

ix.

(<gftf3 )

distressed,

pjfclfe)

insertion of a nasal,

kill.

(rnf)

to give pain.

MS.

3.

1.

3.

To
To

life

a country subject to

^j^t^

s.

oppression or in-

(to.) 1.

Mountain-ebony (Bauhinia va-

strong and broad hoe with a

2.

spade

by the Hindus instead of a

the digging-hoe.

^0

s.

(#.)

Root,

A
x.

wall.

(With the

(a.

s.

insertion of a nasal,

falsely, to

cUjJJ) Power,

SFIi^vj,

a.

lie.

force, ability.

(from a. c^JJi) Powerful,

checquered cloth used to

;

a checquered

worn

(Kpl^ufsS) To

^T^^I^Ti

(a.

(to.

forcible,

to

speak

is

eaten

from

able man.

of grass

by the poor (Paspa-

lum scrobiculatum).

An

(from^HW) An evil habit, bad con-

q. v.

^4-H<T from R. H) A kind

the grain of which

lie,

c^Jj+^W

One who has power, an

h, fij)
<jjjH<T s.

s.

falsely.

s.

a country

2.

by some devotees.
x.

A bad country;

able.

horse-cloth ; a checquered cloth or blanket

3^ Root,

justice.

cloth or

(m.) Sacrificial or

be thrown over an elephant

ugly,

i.

kusa grass (Poa cynosuroides).

(from

Ill-favoured,

to obtain the necessaries of

To speak

painted or variegated

Wilkins'

coat.

duct.

The name of a

(Calamus polygamus).

"^)

^+ (K*t

is difficult

it

afflicted or suffer pain.

^T31

day, a day of

p. 73.

(mfn. < +

a.

riegata).

To be connected.

s.

evil

2.

blanket serving as an elephant's housings.

Hort. Ben.

short handle, used

hurt or

<|?*

^^ 3T +'^3)

MS.

(With the
be

specie3 of ratan or cane

<|!W*j

Reviled, reproached, contemned.

vile,

An

a rainy or cloudy day.

s.

calumniator.

^VpT3a.
1.

(^JU+C^)

s.

in

unseemly.

niating, censorious, reproaching, abusing,

of dig-

(/.

^^Tf^R'
(m.)

calamity

affliction or

^T*3"3

from R. Sf^r#$I$ Reproach, contempt, censure, calumny.

s.

A kind

triflorum).

reproach, abuse.

^SFfl

^nH)

The name of a plant common

abuse.

f^SFT

Mountain-ebony

ging-hoe used by the Hindus instead of a spade.

despise, to blame, to reproach.

<jP*p|

The d igging-hoe of the Hindus

(Bauhinia variegata).
s.

(f^Trft, ^^nrr^) t

x.

1.

2.

somewhere, any where.

^^root,

(m.)

s.

and other eastern nations.

evil

duct.

^ripi

s.

(/.)

Red

arsenic.

custom,

evil

con-

750

749

^TteT
bad

(^+^t5Pl)

s.

Infamy, a bad name, a

<^*K<<P

reputation.

^Tl*t^

commonly

^^T s

Jawasa (Hedysarum Alhagi).

called

Low

or perverted morals,

^T^ft^n

(from <%<*\

a.

it.

A throbbing sensation

by a tumor,

To

it

is

ready to

burst.

<s3

^sly.)
3.

1.

2.

s.

^jf*\
hair.

The

hair of the head, a lock of

Barley.

2.

plough.

1.

3.

drinking-cup.

The name of a country

5.

4.

A
the

in

north-west of the peninsula of India.

^*

Wearing

hair-

locks.

2.

(w.)

s.

(m.) Olibanum.

s.

(jnf.)

The

>

See

resin of the Boswellia thuri-

gum-olibanum or frankincense.

fera,

<*t<P? s

<^^<P + ^) The

(m.

called

Salai

olibanum-tree,

Salae (Boswellia

or

<$*i^><p[ s

(^^<p<P + $) The

olibanum-tree

(Boswellia thurifera).

<^Rj or <^f[
2.

Frankincense or olibanum.

thurifera).

(mfn.

assemblage of

a mouse.

commonly

The people of that country.

^FT*J^ a.

(/.) 1.

rat,

4. Passion.
<

(m.)

s.

An

throbbing pain.

A bearded dart, a lance. (Also

A species of grain (Coix barbata).

small animal, an insect.

?)

lotus-flowers.

(from <*15*L)

s.

(m.)

5.

from <$*K

(f.

<1<P1Pr

Also

prance, to skip.

^ffim and ^f^FTf^

the pain caused

when

or the like,

Disputatious, quar-

relsome, litigious.
v. a.

<*1<-^ s.

Mohun P.

Olibanum.

A blue lotus or water-lily (Nymphaea

2. A dispute, an altercation.

cyanea).

the obstruction of public justice, or the corrupt

discharge of

^t)

p. 32.

^+TH3??) A plant,

(m.

s.

(from

s.

s.

(/.) 1.

The name of the

of the

bearded dart, a lance.

wife of

Pandava

five

Pandu, and mother

Yudhisht'hira,

princes,

<^<K^t&l

s.

^^Efrfc^i ) The

(from

tree

which produces frankincense (Boswellia thurifera).

Arjuna, Bhima, Nakula, and Sahadeva, by

as

many

gods.

3.

wellia thurifera).
5.

The

wife of a

3^ Root,

ix.

twine round.
suffer pain,

The gum olibanum-tree (Bos4.

Bdellium, a fragrant

resin.

Brahman.
(^Bftft)
2.

To be

want, &c.

See

<Pt

To

cling to,

distressed.
It.

3.

(mn.^

tiflorum or
lathe.

2.

thurifera.

vera
<*t<P

to

f?W

^Pbs

(/w.)

1.

One

turner's

of the nine treasures of

(m. <*K

+ <R") A

turner.

leathern oil-bottle.

ad. Sans. Excellently.

s.

(n.
2.

<J+^
Bad

from

Ku-

fWfrft

a.

Going bad or

1.

conduct, an evil

(-f%^
evil

mfn.

way

bad

of living.

<^ + Sttf^T

Unwholesome, hurtful
(said of diet),

s.

ways, behaving badly, acting

wickedly.

(hence used for the number nine).

s.

shine.

To

Olibanum, the resin of the Boswellia

3.

kind of jasmine (Jasminum mul-

pubescens).

be angry, to be

To

(corrupt, of

s.

road.
s.

(^frf^) To

iv.

flushed with wrath.

<]Pl

1.

Root,

Unwholesome

diet.

<Rl

751

^Ktg

(-f*ft>.

s.

<E>

+ *ff^T) Bad

^pT'fcT

(m. ^jjaSffJT^

conduct, a course of wickedness.

<Rt*fl.

^tl s. (corrupt,
See^l.

of

(-P[\mfn.

a.

A leathern oil-bottle.

(m.

s.

disagreeable scent.

3j3t*T + t^)

^H-f^OTfe) An unfair

Fetid.

wrong

or

decision of an affair.

(m/n.

a.

3>^i)

752

f3T

^1+^3)

^ar. p. R.

jpre.

A weaver.

s. (to.)

Provoked, enraged, vexed, angry.

^<[ft

An

s.

(f.

<j^f3 s.

(/.

state of flatulence or of hypochondria.

Caret/,

means of

(m.)

See

weaver.

(mfn. from 3> + R.

a.

^f^*f

^?)

Depravity of mind.

aggravated

ff+.&lvS)

A livelihood, a profession

subsistence.

^tTtt

s.

(/.)

fish-basket.

Inferior, low,

^C<T<T

(m. < + C^<T)

5.

f.

vile.

See As. Res.

wealth.

^kP^

C^+C ^)
1

Badly turned, deformed,

3.

One

a.

(mfn.)

i.

Kuvera, the god of

2. The Toon tree.

247.

of the attendants of the Jaina saints.

Deformed, monstrous.

1.

Lazy,

2.

indolent.

Base metal, copper,

(rc.)

s.

any metal except gold and

Subject to anger.

Wilkins'

&c,

brass,

silver,

a.

or

(mfn.*)

braziery, a

foundery, a place where metallic vessels, &c.

made

^^Root,

or sold.

and

i.

(With the

insertion of a

To

cover, to hide,

nasal,
to clothe, to screen.

^f<3*1

s.

who

^m. ^+<T^>) A bad

speaker, one

speaks in a coarse, vulgar or scurrilous

^+R-

^TTj

Abusive, cen-

sorious, blaming.
<P<1

s.

(/.

^^"^

?)

(Ce-

^<^" + 3151? + f) The trumpet-

1.

<&5^.

(mfn.) Hump-backed, crooked,

a.

A tree
Root,

<J*i<P
2.

(With the

x.

s.

An

astringent

CS*)

(p.

s.

(Cucurbita Pepo).

kind of

rice

(m.)

A scymetar.

insertion

of a nasal

veil

to hide.

Help, assistance, aid.

a helper, a sidesman, a second.

(corrupt, of

s.

1.

s.

2.

(Achyranthes aspera).

An assistant,

^31^

(m. corrupt, of

5.

tree

flower (Bignonia suaveolens).

3*T3l

(mfn. from

a.

The Toon

<Mir!\3) To cover, to clothe, to

manner.
<<n>

^RTf 5^1

^3
x.

^R^" + ^)

(m.

s.

drela Tunna).

MS.

A
are

<W^

3fSlfsJ)

A species of gourd

Hort. Ben.

(^5l + 5t^
with a large and

p. 70.

from

nf^C3?) A

full grain.

taste.

<P\3"fcri>

<&4pn&

(mfn.

^4-^^)

phus Jujuba)
3.

The

also its fruit.

jujube-tree (Zizy2.

water-lily.

by

s.

(^31 +

A Hindu dish made

boiling the pulp of gourds with flour and

spices

till it is

of a proper consistence.

Carey.

pearl.

^^il
<ptll

1.

A
s.

a.

(n.)

(m/n.

Any

water-lily.

See

^+ 5tC{ from R.

ing, censorious.

Detract-

preparation,

made with the pulp of gourds beat

to a pulp

with the flour of some kind of pulse, and

wards made

into balls,

after-

which are kept by the

TO

753

Hindus and used

as a condiment to their food.

ten to twelve years old, a virgin.

double jasmine.

Carey.

Hindu

made with

the pulp of gourds mixed with

and a small quantity of some

spices

Carey.

or fruit.

bitter

2.

plant,

(Beng.^ The name of an

3.

The name of a
(Smilax ovalifolia). 5. A wooden

(Sphex Asiatica).

insect

climbing plant
dish

754

4.

catch to receive the bolt of a door.

herb

One

Also written

of

the large divisions of the earth in the geography

A weak
Mad.

mind.

Wilkins'

Hindus

of the

contains India and some of

it

p. 63.

See

the neighbouring countries.

3j*R5*.

2.

(n.

^j+ER5)

1.

Evil advice, evil counsel.

jjSftlft

charm employed

do harm or injury

to

any person, or to secure success

in

to

2.

ter.

Evil advice, intrigue.

an

$!*U<

+^)

1.

young

One

The

to

Hindu geography, Jambu-Dwipa

4.

The

the

(corrupt, of

s.

^jUtf^l) The name

^ft<lt*Wl

s.

(^Tf^l

+ (TT<f1 ) The name

Ben.

p. 72.

known

continent or of

Jambu-Dwipa

(^lU'iiR) To

play (as a

performed at the great

^4 l<y)

five years of age.

1.

2.

s.

(m.

^Tff+S?)

A tree (Tapia

^T^-^f%Tl
name of a
it

The name of a
The

aloe-plant

^TtftCStSFT

prince, the heir

^jS^W)

festival of

ceremony

Durga,
is

in

placed

Durga.
(n.

s.

in
is

which a

Carey.

fSrt^t + C^t^FT) A regreat festival of Durga,

between ten and twelve years

girl

placed on a pedestal or throne, as the repre-

sentative of the goddess

with offerings

made

Durga, and

to the idol.

is

fed

Carey.

potter.

^Tto
2.

5.
6.

under twelve years of age

ligious repast at the

(Beng.) (corrupt, of

5.

girl

boy, a lad

when he is associated in the govern3. A name of Kartikeya.

4. (ra.)

Pure gold.

the

on a pedestal or throne and worshipped as the

apparent
ment.

whence

(Aloes perfoliata).

representative of

Also written "f^'l wl;.

(m. from R.

Kumari.

or

of an insect (Sphex Asia-

under

Cape Komorin

plant (Clitoria ternatea).

which a

x.

child does).
s.

or India.

most southerly of the nine portions of

^ttft^l

for

Carey.

3*Tte Root,

^lt<

Mohun

Rox.y

p. 32. (Smilax ovalifolia) Hort.

tica).

Durga.

intriguer.

of a plant (Smilax cirrhifera,

P.

one

central part of the universe, according

southern extremity of the Peninsula

^ft^l

girl,

of the names of the goddess

3.

counsellor,

(/.

from ten to twelve years old, a virgin, a daugh-

a wicked

undertaking.
)

s.

s.

TOt^tlTl

consists of

s.

(from

boy, a lad.

<^<t) The name

cies of climbing-plant

(Smilax

of a spe-

laurifolia).

Cratseva or Capparis trifoliata).

(/.

^331^ + 5^^31) The

particular metre in Sanskrit poetry

Yates' Gr. p. 351, 424.

(Lit.

girl

(^uHif[^f) To

play (as a

^ft^" s. (corrupt, of <?^1<) The large-nosed

or common crocodile (Lacerta Crocodila). Carey.
^3TCT^

<<u!?)

x.

See <J*tl^.

child).

play.)

(femin. of

^31^ Root,

an amphibrach, an anapaest, and

a long syllable.

The boy's

1.

from

s.

w .) The esculent white water-lily

phasa esculenta).

(Nym-

755

756

fft
(ra.)

s.

The esculent white

1.

(Nymphsea

esculenta).

phsea rubra).

(m.)

The

2.

water-lily

red lotus

(Nym-

where

earth,

fabled to rule over the

is

Asuras and Daityas.

The elephant of the

1.

Yama

See ^JpH^r

(mfn.) Crooked-armed.

a.

south-west quarter.
s.

The shade of
white lotus,

the

white lotus.

Wilkins'

W^^tpi.
(Lit.

The

(mfn.) Resembling the

a.

MS.

friend of the lotus

so called because

white esculent lotus expands

the

Gr.

its

Hence other

moon,

e.

The name of a

s.

similar appellations of the

(m.)

s.

The

1.

on the upper

frontal globe

part of the forehead of an elephant

there are

two of these projections, which swell

^JTf +

(/.

(Pistia Stratiotes). 2.
s.

(/.

place abound-

See <^<l\Sl

lilies.

from ^ + 3JGt

(/.

3j*lfWi

(Careya arborea).

tree

Carey.

in

the

sr.

ing in water
s.

Wilkins'

p. 475.

An

) 1.

small water-jar.

m.
aquatic plant

^J^ + ^l) A small

292).

commonly

called

(w.)

4.

plant which bears

3.

See As. Res.

fragrant resin,

or the

(Bdellium).

it

A religious

tree the

(Par-

Wilkins' MS.).

in case of fire.

it

sign of the Zodiac (Aquarius.

A tree (Gmelina arborea).

seeds of which are aromatic,

serve

2.

such a jar as they put grain in to pre-

ticularly

^3^1

enclosure round

place of refuge or concealment.

rutting-season.

^3p[<^[

An

petals

during the night, and closes them in the daytime.

1.

a place of sacrifice, to prevent profane intrusion.

2.

<J^-|-<i,l^) The moon.

(m.

^)

from R.

(f.

to prevent breathing.

ceremony which
and mouth so as

consists in closing the nostrils

Carey.

Kayap'hal.

^pfcFTi
+ ^ft) A

^Jprft s.

place abounding

See ^jH^^sj^

in water-lilies.

moon.

The

(Lit.

water-lilies

(m.

s.

see

^5ft^fl+TrTI^)The

lover of the assemblage of

<M k4 1^><

(^ + <?k^1)

s.

(m.

3Jg + ^t3" from R. ^) A

potter;

among

(m.

the Hindus.

As. Res.

v. 56.

).

f^Prft+^fe)

The

See

f^f^t

s
s.

abounding in
flowers.
3.

2.

fs^+^ft)
^S^+^l)

=^
s.

flexible stalk of

place

Also

a water-lily.

(Menyanthes Indica or

written

<M^

1*1^

(m.)

55F^|P

(m.

(n.

sign Aquarius

That time of the day in

rises

^+

sage Agastya.

(Lit.

above the horizon.

An

epithet of the

Born from a water-jar

according to the legend.)

3jfg^1

(corrupt, of

s.

which the sign Aquarius

or

()

s.

(/.

^ + 3^1) An aquatic plant (Pis-

tia Stratiotes).

*^t^)

codile (Lacerta Crocodila).

s.

water-lilies ; a multitude of lotus-

The

sort of water-lily

cristata).

1-

The

in the Zodiac.

<$^J|
(/.
(/

Carey.

the denomination of a particular tribe

Hf^

The dropsy, a

<^<pt3"

f^f^ft^to

dropsical swelling of the whole body.

^+CW)

The common

cro-

Carey.

The south-pole of

^f|pf

s.

(m.)

paraphrast.

the

1.

3.

(the gilt-head).

A
A

thief.

wife's

Wilson.

2.

brother.

plagiarist, a
4.

fish

757

2.

h An

(_fg^m.

s,

crocodile.

A plant bearing

3.

elephant.

a fragrant

resin (Bdellium).

^ij'T^T

(wi.)

s.

One

large

(m.)

s.

and venomous snake.

A pot, + ?te from R.

amaranth,

Hindu mythology.
an

crocodile,

<J+ U"!^)

<P)

A well.

purple sort of

The osprey (Falco

haliaeetus).

Another species of eagle, not yet ascertained.

s.

s.

(/.

A bad journey.

3jTTH1

s.

Also ^JTfaTi

mist, a fog.

An

3.

(m. for ^M.

s.

1.

small black bird

when

female osprey.

it

rains.

Wil-

MS.

kins'

2.

liaeetus).

s.

flfij^.-fc^)

(/.

sheep, an ewe.

fabled never to drink but

<priTl

<^5jf3'

crimson species of

(mfn.} Having a bad voice, ut-

a.

(?.) 1.

s.

<jft.<l

(corrupt, of

s.

].

2.

bad reputation, an
2.

<ll

<$<<+<!?)

Also

alligator.

name.

evil

Red amaranth.

(m.)

(from

s.

disa-

tering a disagreeable sound.

2.

^tr*l

(m.

s.

Yellow amaranth.

Having a bad or

Jhinti or barleria.

<$<<

written

<^i>^)

^+

(mfn.

a.

s.

of the hells of

<P^|<

(m. for

s.

greeable voice,

(m.

s.

W^3^

758

3i )

1.

An

osprey (Falco ha-

Another species of eagle not yet

improper decision, a
ascertained.

bad advice.
*5j^"^T
a.

(Lit.

s.

(?.)

f\3)

deer,

To

v. a.

^^t 1!

A
<f

s.

(m.)

name
Ill-formed,

ugly,

mis-

1.

Also

Carey.

or the country about Dehli,

^fWft^

any thing

till it is

thin.

a.

Scraped thin.

(from^ftU3) An instrument to

scrape

tronymic derived from

it is

to the sons of the latter.

though the pa-

most usually applied

2.

Kuru

world

it is

of nine divisions or Varshas of the same

both cases

it is

of the cocoa-nut into any desired form.

2.

Yellow

<P"4s3

s.

for

) 1.

Yellow amaranth.

Enlargement of the

testicles, or

rather of the scrotum, including hernia

ralis,

hydrocele, &c.

to the frozen

__<_
s.

(corrupt, of <gg<Si ) Gravel, nodules of

limestone.

barleria.

(?.)

<P<F$.

in

Wilson.

fa

the country beyond the northern-

most range of mountains extending

Mahaknown

considered as one

ocean.

or Uttara-

principal divisions of the

by other systems

the hard shells of fruit thin, or to cut the shell

Carey.

proper

and ancestor of both

kurUy the most northerly of the four

noun of ^f^tsf) The act of scraping

(v.

s.

Hindu mythology) The

of a sovereign of the north-west of India,

Dwipas, or

^Tpl

(In

bad custom.

Pandu and Dhritarashtra

The name of

(Cyprinus Koorchi, Buchanan's MSS.}.

s.

scrape, to pare, to gnaw.

Also written

<41

Spirituous or vinous liquor.

a bad juice or essence.

sound.

an antelope.

(^+^f&)

a.

To

shaped.

fish

(mfn.}

^f^TU3
(<<

vi.

or

Of

false devotee).

<^Root,
<^.^[

^+

(m.

s.

magician, a juggler.

Wilson.

humo-

<JWeq;

s.

(n.

^F+C^T)

The country near

Dehli, the scene of the great battle between the

Kurus and Pdndus,

3

celebrated in the

Maha-

759

<[jfs

760

bharata, in which the whole race of

destroyed by that of

Kuru was

Pandu. See Manu n.

19.

As. Res. vn. 241.

^5"! s.

(from

^Root,

play.

Also

R. ^TT + 3FT) Play, playing,

sport.

<r

The wards of a

3j^i>

amaranth.

3^i>^

Yellow

2.

s.

amaranth.

2.

1.

Yellow

A yellow

1.

s.

Yellow or white

in.

See

^f%3

barleria.

^W^'+ ^j

(ni.

<?

<fn^T

lock,

<+R. 3^?)

from

(m.

a.

(m.)

(Gomphrena

plant

(mfn.) Poor, indigent.

(^ + ^)

<P?<<!

Wilkins'

One

control of,

s.

"f^ from

R.

f^?)

fragrant grass (Cyperus rotundus).

of barley.

?(<^

3.

(m.

s.

2.

1.

kind

(ra.)

1.

An

R.

subject to.

+ f^) A Pala

a.

Also written

Doing, acting, making,

2.

3^ Root, t ((^FH'Rj)
To be of

s.

of gold,

servant.

1.

To accumulate.

To

4.

flow

it.

tribe, or caste.

See

herd,

3.

count.

Family, race,

1.

E.A.S.

2.

To

kin, to act as of kin.

(n.)

Trans.

equal to about seven hundred grains Troy.

^)

agent.

homogeneously.

ruby.

The elbow,

of the sub-d ivisions

of the earth.
(m. <f?F +

2.

globosa).

pres. part. a.

s.

skip, to play,

MS.

of Uttara-Kuru, or the most northerly division

^^ef^t"

The knee.

I.

5.

To

gambol.

to leap, to frisk, to

Under the
s.

(from R.

v. a.

species of barleria (Bar-

leria prionitis).

*|<P<^

<E%3) To

or

(<f%3

i.

written <I?ti.

Disgust, dislike.
s.

A coat, a jacket.

p. <jj)

167. 177, 178.

2.

a flock, &c. of animals of the same species.

a.

{mfn.

<+<Pl) Of an ugly

shape, deformed,

\31

form.

(w.)

An

;J

(w.)

s.

or

(/.)

or uncouth

3.

An inhabited

ugly shape or

5.

The body.

Ugliness, de-

An

artist

country.

6.

s.

2.

Sweepings,

filth,

1.

s.

OO

s-

L A

d g-

2.

(J3wflr.)

A yelping,

*.

^4^"^

(/.

(m.

1.

(Diospyros tomentosa).
;

of the moon.

mole-hill,

bitch.

The yelping and barking of a

s.

(Beng.) (cor-

(Zizyphus Jujuba).

little

3.

man

4.

A
2.

species of ebony

An

of family.

The scratching of the body.

artist

3.

An
An

The connexion of

See

epithet

several stanzas, protrac-

noun or verb

through several verses, contrary to the practice

of closing the sense with each verse.

(/.) Inspissated milk.

of emi-

A white ant. 5.
ant- or
A sort of gourd (Tricho2. A collection of any thing.

tion of the government of the

noisy dog.

<g^3^"fl

m.

(n.) 1.

santhes diceca).
5.

The name of a plant (Zizyphus Jujuba).

nent descent

a barking.

ff^

^T*5<

fan for winnowing corn.

rubbish.

<

tt 4

see

an abode.

Ugly,

ill-shaped, uncouth.
s.

A blue stone
A jujube

rupt, of ^Wffl'i)

(-f^ m>.

a.

A house,

of celebrated descent.

formity.

^Pfl

4.

rhetoric) Prose in

4.

(In

which compound terms are

762

761
sparingly admitted. As.'Res. x. 449. a. (mfn.^

Wilkins'

Relating to a tribe or family.

<&\4'fa
is

(to.

s.

^T+^&^)

MS.

person

(-^T

s.

^T + ^^T)

n.

members of a

of the

who

a thorn to his family.

^TvS

The

particular caste, tribe, or family.

The

2.

family, a pedigree.

with a family.

The name of a plant (Alpinia

(to.)

s.

Galanga, and Galanga major).

by the members of any

duties to be performed

genealogy, a register

(<^f + ^) Acquainted

a.

<^1^
1.

?)

An

(/*.)

unchaste woman, a prostitute.

giving

The husband

a daughter to a person of noble family.

woman, a cuckold.

of an unchaste
person

who

is

<pfl

a stain or disgrace to his family.

The

s.

4vT5&s

by gargling or

noise occasioned

washing the mouth.

^T&ill

duties to be

performed by the members of any particular

tribe or family.

The bestowing a daughter

2.

in marriage to a person of a noble family.

Red

(/.)

3>^f3^
is

C^ + fTpITh L The

s.

s.

3^ + f3^3F)

(n.

s.

arsenic.

person

who

an ornament to his family.

3*rT**J

^T + R. ^1

from

(to.

s.

vetch (Dolichos biflorus).

^TpSj^l

s.

?)

^^J^TtlT

Also

^f'5i + ^1) A

(/.

kind of
.

blue stone

used as a collyrium.

^iSJpl s. (ra. ^+it^c ) An evil or inauspicious

omen or sign. a. (mfn.^ Inauspicious, ominous,
i

^J^tl

s.

(/.)

Sanskrit prosody.

unlucky.
(to.

s.

3^ + ^T) The

downfall, ruin,

(mfn.

a.

Entered into a

fa-

mily, incorporated with a family.

The

pride of high birth, family-pride.

^fTFtte s

+ (sfto

(n.

from

inauspicious ascension

(I n architecture)

settle.

Mohun P.

<^Wv3 a. (mfn. ^T + l^J)

privileges, rejected

mily.

by

a.
2.

2.

(mfn.

Of

Deprived of family-

Of

^T)

1.

s.

illustrious.

3pT+G^3l)

(/.

Ennobling

The

tutelar

deity of a particular family.

(to.

s.

<gU *t**I) Any

liar

deity of each caste or race

See

Manu

^fcft^

<P^

OTT

Born

118.

i,

s.

(to.

practice or ob-

a.

Natural.

^T + S^to

the pecu-

a family-deity.
Forster.

son.

(Lit.

family.)

3fT + <j OTT) The destruction

s. (to.

1.

v.

Born

noble birth or descent.

in

a fa-

The being

noun

in quantity to

noble birth.

^fT + 3T3)

^T + lftf^)

or

ruin of a family.

his family.

from R.

(mfn.

in a family.

^fT3TkJ

^TO^I

The upholder of a

p. 76.

a.

(mfn.

a.

servance peculiar to a tribe or caste

of one of the signs of the Zodiac.

s.

^TCftfH^

^) The

greatness or importance of a family.

^fT^t

Family-pride, family-

a family, rendering a family

from
Tsnl )

(to.^ + ^PI)

s.

importance.

or decay of a family.

^ffifa

^JfWl

metre in

As. Res. x. 464.

<r

^fTS^T

A rya

variety of the

answer a given purpose,

sufficient
a.

Suf-

ficient.

(fJ^WtH

a.

(mfn.

^T + ^T ^") Causing joy to

5

763

764

^fTl

a family.

5.

The source of joy

(m.)

to a family

1.

Well-born, of good family.

a family,

a son.

f^rtlsi

(to.

s.

3fT + ^f3) The head

(to.)

s.

An

Eminent

2.

in

of emi-

artificer or artist

nent birth.
or chief

^fPTg^

of a family.

<^fN<f a. (mfn. ^fT + ^tN^) Supporting

(mfh.^ + 7[^)

a.

Sprung from a

good family.
a

^*f[

family, providing for a family.

s.

^T)

(from

1.

number of

fruits tied

together by their stalks for the convenience of

chaste
carriage.

woman.

^PMl
chaste

(/. ^i + ^lFft from R.

s.

The name of a

1.

or Tribulus

cane.

Sabda S.

tt s

l) A

s.

Sugar-

2.

2.

(f.

^T +

water-lily.

3.

<PT +

5. ( f.

^ (w.)

<F**^*P

a.

A virtuous wife.

^T + ^^
)

from R.

The
The

<t)

^ffR"H

(to.

s.

family-priest.

increase, pro-

^fT)

abundance, to be in

1.

To

possess.

2.

To

sufficient quantity for

Deprived of the

excluded from a family.

^T + XTft")

graces his family. (Lit.

^Ttt>t3"

(to.

s.

One who

(to.

s.

3prteTM>
is

A live coal to his family.)

^T + ^Tjt^) The custom or

3fT+3TtetXP ) a

(to.

employed

dis-

to

contract

tribe.

person

marriages

all

who

between

who

is

con-

that regards the

pedigree and peculiar customs of the family.

Carey.

The honour of a

Supervising, superintending,

a.

s.

superintendant.

<^<tc><? a
family,

s.

<|fPft^
;

in

(from

v. a.

corn, &c.

persons of different families, and

family.

mily

be

winnow

fan to

sequently well versed in

^T+q^)

privileges of a family

Standing

river.

usage observed by a family, race, or

motion, or advancement of a family.

(mfn.

on the bank of a

^H^ffa

Increasing or advancing a family.

a.

<^*5 from <pT+*$)

any given purpose.

Chastity, virtue in a wife.

(jw/ra.

Caret/.

3fTttl\J
of a

in a small

wife.

pearl.

+ lf) A woman

by enclosing them

^fF^ft s. (/. <pT + ^fl) A chaste woman; a

woman of good family and reputation a house-

( for

reputable family.

(y.) or

contrivance for carrying fishes,

sheaf of straw tied close at both ends.

p. 66.

S. p. 127.

^J<nS

plant (Barleria lon-

lanuginosus).

The jujube-tree (Zizyphus Jujuba)

i.

Sm

also its fruit.

Sabda

woman.

gifolia

<FW*T

2.

or other articles,

Preserving a
(mfn. 5|Jff+
One who takes care of a family.

(to.)

s.

(3fT + *fH) The honour

that conduct which

is

of a fa-

honourable to a

^TtTT
2.

^it^T

^rHt
potter.

a.

(-"^T

mfn.

^fT+

(Sft

+ t^)

^T + ^^T from R. %

) l.

nest.

place, a spot in general.

family.

3^K$$t

(m.

s.

s.

s.

(m.)
(/.
2.

I".

potter.

^rH + )

2.
1.

wild cock.

The

wife of a

species of blue-stone, applied as

a collyrium to the eyes.

^f^T

s.

labouring man.

h A

(m.)

s.

See <f^T

serpent.

of eminent birth,

artificer

An

2.

artist or

Of a good

(mfn.)

a.

family, well-born.

^L^Ul
<$ CYV$ cr

v.

To be

(from

ra.

quantity for any given purpose

in

sufficient

to abound.

noise of gargling the mouth.

(from ^v3jT>) (In

Mohun P. p. 29.

s.

garism.

The

s.

^#T3

The

s.

mouth

noise of gargling the

Also

the rippling of water.

5^^fte3

medicine) a gar-

^^^1)

(from

v. a.

^535fl

'

To

ripple.

The name of a thorny shrub (Capparis spinosa).

compo-

Caret/.

of dried jujubes beat up with

sition

^pnTt^]"1\5l

Mohun P.

(mn.)

s.

2.

chanan's
a.

p. 32.

Bu-

MSS.).

1.

The highest

2.

A horse

article of food.

as a

Of high

or noble de-

of a good family,

class of

s.

^31

in

Bengal.

(/.) or

^fft^ ?) The name

A'rya metre

riety of the

in

of a va-

Sanskrit prosody.

As. Res. x. 464.

(m.)

s.

nl;Wft

s.

(/.

s.

1.

^ft^+^#^)

The name

(Lit.

Having

disease.

sort of phaseolus.

(corrupt, of A.

Jij)

bolt,

a lock, a

^Tfe>

(m.

s.

^jFTlM^

MU?) A bad
(m/n.

key,

Sprung

^pUt^

Sprung from
a good family.
si

a.

(m.

^r+S^3f)

The

called

Also written <p*3Tfa1

<p3TO + 3lf^P3) Sour

s. (ra.

s.

(mn.) See

(n.

from R.

fF^pfi

<pT

?)

1.

or

bone.

about

pounds sixteen ounces avoirdupois.

3^J1

a.

4. Flesh,

(mfn. from <F

3.

2.

fifty-six

A wicker
A coun-

(ra.)

Belonging to a good

s.

(/.

3^)

from R.

1.

canal, a channel for irrigating.

5.

family,

&c, commonly

measure of eight dronas,

dyke

from a good family.

3W)4<

kind of bean (Do-

family or race.

man, a knave.

3.

gruel.

sellor,

(f^+^tl)

rice,

rice.

dish consisting of half-

boiled rice, with pulse,

fan for winnowing corn.

padlock.

Forced

2.

4.

lichos Catjang). (m.)

s.

mra.)lNDRA's thunderbolt: see

s.

appendages,

its

(m.) The ancle.

2.

Half-ripe barley.

^TW|%^3

crab.

1.

the antennas of a crab).

Jtrtjfetlifl,

Jg^

things of

all

(mn.) Sour gruel prepared by the spon-

Khichri.

of a plant not yet ascertained.

s.

and

taneous fermentation of the water of boiled

from

(/.

with

for

A family with all

2.

(mn.)

s.

(m.)

<Pw>M

Brahmans

of a good breed.

s.

(.) Nobility.
1

C^t^T or

to it) 1. Jujubes

that kind.

(ra.)

<HT.1

for

rhyme

used as

salt,

Carer/.

family-honours.

O/rc.

an

^Tt^s.

(Cyprinus Koorchi

fish

well-born,

scent,

(Barleria

The thunderbolt of Indra.

1.

kind of

^fffr

The name of a plant

s.

longifolia).

or

or trench.

virtuous

ad. (from

origin of a

s.

(mfh.j Sprung from a good family.

gravel.

(from

4.

river.

3.

2.

ditch, a

drug (Celtis Orientalis).

woman.
A Js? ) Only, wholly.
.

^J^?) A

limestone, nodule;

767

3P%

<g*Ti

*fjpW, s.

The

noise

Root,
fold.

iv.

made by

1.

(<j|ffrf3)

To take out

2.

gargling the throat.

or from.

insertion of a nasal,

To embrace,

l<|p

to en-

jTrf3) To shine.

See

(n.

s.

Brahman

on which a

sacrificial grass,

mat of

small

sits

when

performing his devotions.

R.

species of grass,

in religious

ceremonies and

from R. ^j*!?)

<3?*] s. (run.

1,

sacrifices

depraved.

^3Tf^
full

(mfn.)

a.

1.

inebriate.

the hand

1.

Adequacy,

fortune, welfare

saluting a

the proper

2. Vir-

fitness, ability.

good

3. Safety, happiness,

tue, virtuous action.

word

Brahman. Manu n.

1. Skilful, fit, able,

adequate.

perous, right, well.

^31

Skilfulness, cleverness.

2.

to

be used in

127.

a.

(mfn.}

Happy, pros-

2.

(/.) or

(n.) 1.

3.

Cm. only dual

( fN5^

a.

plough-share.

2.

sort of boat or spoon,

<^f\y(s.

pod of

cotton.

used in making

See

of usury.

^frt

f*ft*T

^+*?H)

(mfn.

a.

Of a wicked

cha-

racter or disposition, evil-minded, evil-disposed.

W\

or

(f)

(n.)

Wickedness,

evil dis-

position.

3^+^)

(m. from

s.

Manu in.

155.

An

actor,

Dual( Wl)

from
viz.

The two sons

Kusa and Lava.

sP^M
mfn.

for^ft^) The profession

(n.

mime, a dancer.

Rama,

of

1.

5.

*rftn<t

The two sons

<^Ki

timber.

Auspiciousness, hap-

piness.
s,.

To rough-hew

(from R.

a.

libations.

of sacrificial grass.

^'l^'Ts. (m.)

(Shorea robusta).

tree

MS.

u.

<|*ft

^1+^) Having

(mfn.

^.

Mad,

2.

Water.

(n.)

2.

The yoke of a plough,

(m.)

Weak,

(Poa cynosuroides).

The Sal

(wi.)

Wilkins''

called kusa, used

3.

of sacri-

ficial grass.

(With the

x.

,c

^1 +3I^>^) A blade

(m.

s.

7 68

^jjW-p^t)

s.

(m.)

Happy,

of Rama,

A barn,

Kusa and Lava.

viz.

a cupboard, a granary, any

receptacle for rice or grain.

lucky, prosperous, auspicious.

<P*l*t?T

3j*f3^J

Having the hand

(i/n.

of sacrificial grass.

full

^*f1

a.

s.

(f.

commonly

from^l)
called

ness,

sun.

s.

(m.)

1.

rope.

Mauhat'ha.

Wilkins'

An
MS.
1.

2.

3.

ape.

2.

plant,

(Beng. from

Fire.

^Root,
draw

ceremonies by

ring:

and worn at times of

all

a.

3.

made

of

religious

except married women,

Caret/.

Sleeping in the

ix.

(3^tfa) To

who

expel, to force or

(mfn. for

^*FT)

Skilful, clever, ex-

perienced.

The

wear a ring made of durva grass (Panicum

dactylon).

(Lit.

lotus.

out, to extract.

ad. Sans. Excellently.

ad. Sans.

A
sacrificial grass,

+*W

locat. case of

water.)

Causing heat, anger, or uneasi-

a. (mfn.*)

<?\

rrom R. *tl)

3P*I) Sacrificial grass (Poa cynosuroides).

1^*11^

(in.

s.

Happy,

well, right, auspicious,

fortunate.

^ffc

s.

(n.) Usury.

See

^*ft% and <*ftn

a. (mfn.) Inert, indifferent, apathetic.

5.

(ra.

from R.

1.

A plant,

a kind of

^5"

769
costus (Costus speciosus).

s.

^^T + ^)

(/.

in

(Ficus oppositifolia).

2.

s.

called Hiyavali.

species of fig-tree

An

esculent root (So-

lanum Indicum).

3j*nr

Leprous,

full

of

leprosy.

ITt7

(m.

^+^1^1)

The

leprosy, the

elephantiasis.

^[fe? a.

(mfn.

^^- + t^

Flowered, with

<|K|<W*PaH

5.

(/.

^jfeS + ^31) A species

f*b~tmfn
s.

(?.)

<fj^

As. Res.

Yates' Gr. p. 426.

x. 472.

A name

(m.

the Indian deity of love.

(Lit.

of

Kama

Whose

shafts

are flowers).

with the elephantiasis.

<3[1^3

The calx of

brass, used as a collyrium.

f*3JH3jk
Leprous, af-

flicted

Yates' Gr. p. 426.

^^ + ^3^)

(n.

s.

^)

Dandaka metre

species of the

Sanskrit poetry.

^TOtlj^F

from R.

of Dhrita metre in Sanskrit poetry.

s.

^TT + ^^

(n.

expanded blossoms.

^-f-OT)

{mfn.

a.

(m.)

1.

^*jtfcgfc&J

The name of a

sort of poison.

commonly

medicinal plant

ffStfl

leprosy, the

^& + ^[) Curing leprosy,

<F5fea a. (mfn.

3.

elephantiasis.

The

2.

770

Leprous, a leper.

pumpkin-gourd (Cucurbita

l|PjS

s.

3.

Safflower (Carthamus tinctorius).

(?.) 1.

Hort. Ben.

p. 60.

2.

student's water-pot.

Gold.

pepo).

^SrfU^ 5

(m.

^Ht53 + ^) A pumpkin-gourd

3^Tf3

s.

(f.

+ ^jfs? from

3>

R.

^) Wickedness,

depravity.

(Cucurbita pepo).

3^ Root,

iv.

x.

(With

^-^Hfs?) To

shine.

the insertion of a nasal,

^/S***^!.
See

<pTW. The name of a

torius).
Mohun P. p.
(mfn. for
2.

plant (Carthamus tinc-

^H)

Prosperous, happy.

^\[k

^ + 3^

(n.

s.

3.

Adequate, able.

2.

(mfn.'}

W?)

Any

s.

Usury,

loan to be

<$^K.+t^)

(n.) 1.

ticular plant
4.

One who

The menstrual

<W4f<fi>ir
of a

sort,

flower in general.

(Carthamus

s.

(n.

Coriander.

<W^& (/.) A pungent seed, Coriander.

^^Root, x. (<>^Ut3) To smile impro1.

2.

To

(This

and

as a denominative,

amongst the

roots.

see mentally, to per-

is

to

considered by some

be classed improperly

Wilson.

prefix

C^+^n)

fol-

It

^and

seems to be

the root f^^T

An ominous dream,

.)

the

night-mare.

2.

Root,

x.

('d^JTC^) To

surprize,

to asto-

parnish, to excite wonder.

tinctorius).

3.

Fruit.

<P^<1?

flux.

^p + ftfeT)

The name

of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

As. Res. x. 433. note.

pungent seed,

33^?

composed from the

(mfn.

of Vishnu.

money-lender,

lows the profession of usury.

s.

ceive, to imagine.

an usurer.

^fftft^

(/.)

perly or blameably.

Virtuous.

from R.

the profession of usury.

repaid with interest,

1.

s.

name

s.

See ^JfJP

59.

s. (m.~)

(^T f3) To embrace,

s.

(m. R.

gic, sorcery.

<J^+^5I^) Legerdemain, ma(mfn.~)

cheat, a sorcerer.

See
juggler.

sorcerer,

a cheat, a

772

771
(m/. R.

<P

s.

and

^T+ 3H)
r

R.

(J.

i)

Envious.

Hypocrisy, assumed

false sanctity, the interested

performance of

^pL?) A house, a dwelling.

The peak or summit of a mountain.

(m. from R.

s.

(?n.) 1.

2.

water-jar.

paper, &c.

religious ceremonies.

stance.

<P^4

a rent.

fissure,

s.

3.

The

ear-hole.

New-moon:

1.

(/.)

cavity, a hole, a cave.

the

The cry of the Kokila

3Jj5l^l

s.

(f.

(5^3^ To cover)

<W#t s.
A fog, a
Root,

(from

^k

a.

day of the

untruth, falsehood

rises invisible.

+ C^fOTl
+

from R.

R. (3^3 To cover)

trap or snare for

(OT

Sans.

ad.

^"ItcrAlpH

By

(m.

st

H^3T(^T)

(<J\5lfo)

pigeon, to caw as a crow.

species

inarticulate

Frequently used in
,

forged patent.

Unchangeable, uni-

(/.)

or

(w.)

oc-

(^?b

composition with the prefixes ^31<r, \$^\

Unchangeableness, uniformity.

sound, to utter a cry as a bird, to coo as a

by

form, always the same, unalterable (as the soul,

p. 41.

To make any

^^+^)

(mfn.

a.

etherial space, &c.)

The name of a plant (Mimosa

<F3 Root, u

heaps,

MS.

Wilkins'
^"k>

breast, a female breast, especially

Hort. Ben.

tandra).

or

sound as from pain.

to

young or unmarried woman.

s.

Wilson.

of the Simul or silk-cotton tree.

ix.

(mfn.} Giving a damsel in marriage with

that of a

trap

plough-share.

8.

crowds.

To moan,

(m.)

plough-

(or attributively) false, un-

^la+IF^i)

(n.

s.

catching deer, birds, &c.

due ceremony, and suitable decorations.

s.

<Ft>TF3i

6.

Illusion, fraud, deceit

9.

+^) A

(n. <j?t>

s.

mallet.

(mfn.} Vile, mean, low.

a.

^jo<$

(<P<C\J) To moan, to groan, to

vi.

true,

ream of

grain, a

The body of a plough.

7.

for catching deer.

a mist, haze, haziness.

^ Earth

share.

hammer, a

larynx.

mist.

)
<!0<

first

sounds as from pain.

utter

The

2.

or Indian cuckoo.

^ Earth
A fog,

4.

moon

quarter on which the

first

2.

(.) 1.

s.

heap of

Uniform and elementary sub-

4.

5.

3.

fff^t

without any apparent change of the

meaning, a

TOfWlT

Obscurity, ambiguity of

-|-^3I^i)

fiction.

s.

^fe+^^tlir)

(m.

Trick, fraud,

stratagem.
<P O

Root,

vi.

or solid.

2.

(<^sifsi)

To

1.

To be

1.

A ream

become

firm

of paper.

2.

or

eat.

meaning.
s.

(n.

R. <F5

+^v3) The

<|F3

cry of a bird,

s.

(corrupt, of

cr
(corrupt, of <P l)

An

end

the end of a thread

any inarticulate sound uttered by animals.

when
Root,

x. (^rffTIts?) 1.

To

s.

giving, to not give.

unintelligible, to

(3F&TrRj)

burn.

3.

advise.

To render

muddle

foul.

To

2.

Is

call or invite.

entangled

give pain.
4.

(n.

R. <F3

indistinct or

or render confused or

To

it is

avoid or decline

To

2.

To

counsel or

3^ Root,

x.

a clue.

+ TT)* A

wall.

(<rlTrfe, 3Ti"TTt3) To

contract,

to close.
a.

(mfn. from R.

Having a withered

or crooked arm, crooked-armed.

774

773
<F\j*n,

(from a. ^Ljs)

s.

of which

f*Wl

3PLRoot,

of

the warp

stuff,

(^Pfaf3) To be weak.

x.

s.

The name of a medicinal plant ( Wrightea

Sabda S. p. 376.

antidysenterica).

cotton.

^+^1) A satchel, a wallet.

(3> for

s.

A sort

and the woof

is silk,

Accord-

curds.

2.

needle.

Wilkins'

or pivot.

ing to some, this root should be written

3Pl<F

+ ^)

1.

The mast of a

which a boat

stake, &c. to

funeral-pile.

Root,

^F!T

well.

(m. <P|

s.

2.

(m.)

s.

is

moored.

3.

for

water in the dry bed of a

well.

5.

6.

rivulet.

4.

hinge

To

See

play.

^1.

__

R. ^FIl + ^PT) The act of playing

(n.

s.

sport, pastime,

temporary-

amusement.

(from R.

v. a.

dug

well, a hole

quilt.

<;

(<W3)

i.

%
vessel.

4.

3.

MS.

<_

<r

<Pi

Inspissated milk,

) 1.

^F^J To

play, to gambol,

to prance.

leathern oil-vessel.

low below the loins.

dug under a funeral

8.

buttock.

10.

pile.

7.

The

hol-

hole

9.

tree or rock in

<?

(m.)

s.

<P1<

written

The elbow.

1.

The knee.

2.

Also

(/.)

the middle of a stream.

^fcS 5 ^

(n.

s.

(?ww.) 1.

^j+^FT)

Well-water, spring-

A bodice,

a jacket with short

worn next the body especially by women.

sleeves

water; water from any place except the Ganges.

Also <prt^r.

^fal^
not

+ 31x23?) A person who has

(Lit. A frog in a well).
seen the world.
3

(m. <Pl

s.

(m.)

m.} The ocean.

^I^W

5.

(/.

Belonging to a well.

(mfn.

a.

As. Res.

<Pl

A stone found in water,

(n.

s.

<H+$W)

which the yoke

to

(corrupt, of

s.

f^Cftf^n
%)

for

toise

of a tortoise.

Well-water:

see

<F$[$tf^

a.

<P|)

fixed.

is

$^&

The name of a plant (Gom-

g<

(n .

+ ^+3lf^)

(<RHfor<FSI, +*p[f^1

Having a back

The

tortoise; tortoise-shell.

shape of a

tortoise.

As. Res.

l.

352.

well.

like

that of the tor-

<PT^ Root,
to

(<FTfv3 )

i.

enclose,

to

To

prefixed,

hide,

1.

To

cover, to screen,

to conceal.

With

^1*1

be kind.

protect, to patronize, to

round-backed, gibbous.
(mra.)

The upper

part of the nose, the part

between the eye-brows.

^^It^s.
A

or shell

mythology, the second incarnation of Vishnu,

in the

s.
s.

2.

The back

1.

n Hindu

<r

<

the second in-

(mn.^ The pole of a carriage or a piece

wood

of

3F*I+^)

(m.

back of a
s.

the form of a tortoise.

352.

i.

s.

in

phrena globosa).

a pebble.

^PftTt^

<F*t^&

a turtle

tortoise,

Vishnu

carnation of

drug,

(m.<FS>

commonly

eight principal

Praise,

(w.)

A heap,

1.

shore, the

a mound.

rear of an army.

+*ft Principal?)

called Jivaka, one of the

medicaments of the Hindus.

fruit-tree

<F*T<P
for

s.

(m)
2

5.

bank of a

A pool,
{Heng.^j

1.

An

insect.

pile or

heap.

2.

river.

a pond.

4.

2.

The

The name of a

(Zizyphus Jujuba), also

^*W) A
D

3.

its fruit.

A mountain,
Wilkins'

MS.

(n.

775

776

^Fr5^
of a

(mfn.

a.

Standing on the bank

make,

river.

<^5fH5i

of C^tf^f + ^tt^) The

(corrupt,

s.

To afford, to furnish, to hold, to

make up a deficiency, to make good

v. a.

contain, to

rate.

labouring-man.

<PpM<F#T

To

for^Ht^) A

(m.

5.

Also

v.

(m.

make,

pumpkin-gourd

before

it

^3)

To

hurt, to in-

(^CTffj, ^l\5) To

viii.

any kind of

to perform

used

very frequently

do,

This

action.

To

agitate,

utter,

2.

to deco-

With

g.

to

adverbs, &c.

TO ^

with

put

Pt*p^fftl)

show reverence

or respect

To

scorn, to

(3R$Rlf$J)

To adorn,

It also frequently appears in

its

mean-

With 3lfH 1. To select. 2. To

overcome. 3. To bear patiently. 4. To abstain
from.
With
To imitate, to resemble, to

com-

position with a sort of adverb derived from sub-

commonly ending

stantives or adjectives,

in

and expressive of the attribution of a new nature

or quality to a thing
I

choose (a person) as

helmsman

e. g.

^T^Wt^lTlf*!

my pilot, from

or pilot,

+ 3?^"tf*I

from R.

e. \

take

With

after.

away.
;

2.

To

To remove,
injure.
With

to take

1.

hurt, to

from
<P<P

a. (mfn.')

Own,

proper, +*^C<ftf^I.

(m.) The throat, the larynx.

s.

To
s.

+^1 To make returns (for kind-

with Sft

appropriate a thing to myself,

(m.)

1.

kind of partridge, commonly

called Ka'er (Perdrix sylvatica).

ness received)
to

sound.

to

To adorn,

3.

to

to dis-

unite, to collect.

To

To change,

1.

To

words,

composition

in

f<T

3.

with

blame

3.

these prefixes, the root "5 often

other

e.

To

with prefixes which variously modify

call

with

To do homage,

^Ht^3 +^) A pumpkin-gourd.

fftttfSJ

jure, to kill.

is

a.

Carey.

^^t^ft

Besides

to embellish.

^Sfe^ s

ing;

destroy.
)

occurs

the brim.

to the top of the bank.

(Cucurbita pepo).

root

^ftl

See

(from

od.

Reaching

to

To

With
1. To join, to
To unite by matrimony.

Forster.

loss.

f Root,

2.

1.

hurt, to injure.

With

woman).

defile (a

turb.

<FnfesS

<I&M.InJ

To

2.

With

bring together.

to

to do.

alter.

Carey.

jujube-tree (Zizyphus Jujuba).

semble,

refute (an

To

with

argument); with

To

3=<FTfcT

s.

(m. from

^3? + R.

chameleon (Lacerta Mauritanica

reproach

or public.

3^ To

with
2.

1.

To

To render
With

ward, to repay, to

make

the insertion of a mute ^T. (S*t 5 <t

3*t*^U3 )

1.

With

To

alter.

To

2.

To

re-

Also, with

returns.

worm.

>

lizard, a

?).

manifest

explain, to expound.

tear, to lacerate.

2.

frustrate,

t<

or

assemble.

1.

naceous fowl.

2.

peacock.

cock, a galli-

3.

chame-

leon.

^MfHSSl

s.

(/.

from

back of the neck.

2.

^
The

?)

raised

1.

The

and straight

3.

To

adorn.

to injure.

away.

To

To

reply.

With

With f*T<j^To throw

With p Rl To act

(a mute
1.

4.

being inserted,

polish or perfect.

2.

well.

"pT

To

hurt,

out, to turn

<E^*lbri

s.

(m.)

chameleon,

a lizard.

See

With

^fft^K If3)
To

part of the neck.

collect, to as-

^"^J

s.

(mra.)

austerity,

Pain, bodily pain.

expiation.

3.

2.

Hardship,

Penance,
distress,

^3

<3

777
Sin.

4.

difficulty.

wicked,

Sinful,

<$ W*>ls3 a. (m/w.

or distress.

a.

(mfn.)

^'^ + 7K?)
Engaged

2.

Painful.

1.

produced by boiling and evaporating from saline

2.

Sans. Hardly, scarcely.

arf.

soils.

^3^fil

Suffering pain

1.

in the performance of

a severe penance.

<^DtnU ad. (from

5^ Root,
to

be gross or

^TT^^

2.

To be thick
To eat.

which are used

Who

does the

+^^;

from ^HT

fear,

^) The name

s.

of a class of

Kridanta

called

suffixes,

forming nouns from verbal

in

With 3*->

or

(<P3 fo)

a duty, having successfully got through an un-

^3^31^1

To

cut,

^3^0)

*lH

To

tear off,

to

a.

^ + 3)

(mfn.)

2.

Done

^r^TT^K^

state of existence,

Injured, hurt.

Krita-Yuga, the

^3^T a

(mfn.

Done, made, per-

1.

a.

from

(mfn.)

Done

4.*l+

first

in a

former

s.

(n.)

The

sufficient.

2.

It

lasted

(mfn.

Completely finished.

1.

Enough,

3.

Enough,

of

Making

1.

for former kindness, ungrateful.

all

2.

previous mea-

Destroying that which has been

(f.) or

(n.) Ingratitude, un-

gratefulness.
a.

^3 + \5

(mfn.

from R. \5H)

1.

Grate-

mindful of former services or favours.

Observant of propriety,

^1

(/.) or
a.

(mfn.

f^TCUfZFTI

correct

2.

conduct.

(n.) Thankfulness, gratitude.

^3 + "^W)
(mfn.

a.

in

Married.

f3 + f^0)|>li1)

Hav-

ing duly attended to the daily religious observances.

(m.)

(mfn.

^3 +

) Sinful, trespassing.

sinner.

Skilled in archery.
a.

(mfn.

^3 + ^)

Accomplished

in

virtuous acts.

^3 + ^) Artificial, factitious, not

produced spontaneously,

state

1,728,000 years.

(-3)

have done, no more.

^3^ a.

^3 + ^[ from R. WH)

of the four ages of the

ad. Sans.

The

^1

a.

S. p. 77.

(/.)

(Lit.

<^s3Hte

^^RT + <?3

Fit, proper,

3.

e. g.

formerly, from

vSl'" A

done).

s.

Kila

Having discharged

sures.

world according to the mythological chronology

of the Hindus.

^3 + ^3))

having done one's duty.

surround, to encom-

Frequently used in composition

y^<3
<P3

R.

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.

a.

plished a business.

ful,

formed.

Having suc-

ceeded in an undertaking, successful, fortunate.

pass.

^3

^3 + ^\3"Pi)

divide.

to

with

To

with

(^^f^) To

vn.

sever,

(mfn.

a.

Defeating or rendering useless

f^To cut off;

separate, to sever

fulfilled

dertaking.

no return
vi.

Having

<r

roots.

Root,

an incumbent duty, having successfully accom-

commonly

suffixes,

Hav-

or business

<N^I*p a. (mfn. ^3 + ^W)) Having performed

R. 3> +

(n.

work

one's wishes.

or coarse,

Work,

(n.)

s.

Making

(mfn.)

a.

(m.) Fear,
s.

solid.

from

work,

) 1.

<P*~M^^-> a. (mfn.)

e. g.

^3 + ^*5^)

^3 + ^t*T)

<^\3<pi*i a. (mfn.

See Wilkins' Gr. 805)

making, performing.
Only used in

Doing,

comp.

^ <**) With difficulty, scarcely.

^+ ^

R.

a. (mfn.

(-*fc^mfn.

a.

ing successfully got over a

skilful, clever, able.

(<j\ifd

vi.

778

s.

(n.) Factitious salt,

<p3f%!FTr
by

sale.

s.

(<F3 + f^ZFIT)

Sold, disposed' of

,.

:,;

779

780
a.

fp*|f|

^3 + Tff)

(mfn.

Manu

clever.

i.

Wise, learned,

(m.

<|3 + SrNI ) The name

of a plant

3fo
The

of the four

first

ages of the world according to the mythological

chronology of

the

Hindus:

comprises

it

1,728,000 years. KalaS., V .77. See^TSFjTl.

^rlpl a. (mfn. 33 +
ble,

) Excellent,

amia-

Associated,

(mfn.

^ftHI^I

s.

(/.

^3+*r^t+3F) a

a second wife.

Also written

f3^t^ ^Stftf

(mfn.

^3^3

or

f^f^'^l

f3*Pff3p1

^3 + 5?9) Skilled, experienced,

2.

works
Alg.

^+f3)

R.

(/.

Having

per-

Act, action, acting,

1.

The manner

after

which a thing

Mohun P.

influence, operation.

mathematics) a square-number.

3. (In

4.

p. 8.

A kind of metre

in

p. 146.

Colebr.

Sanskrit pro-

As. Res. x. 472.

sody.

3>f33l

(/.) or

(n.

s.

accomplishment,

ability, cleverness

^f3^+\Fl

an

or

acquirement,

knowledge, learning,

(mfn.

The
the root of a square.
<P\Sl

3*3 + 31*!) Shared

( f3\

a.

skill

mfn.

extracting

Colebr. Alg. p. 170.

^3 + 3/T)
able,

learned, wise,

plished,

1.

clever.

Accom2.

Vir-

tuous, pious, well-behaving.

C3

dexterous, clever, handy.

a.

De-

of purification, &c.

su-

perseded wife, one whose husband has married

^3t*l

^3 + 3l1%3)
rites

1.

Carey.

Thankful.

virtue, piety, good conduct.

combined.

<F3$^ a.

s.

+ W) An

&c. noted for good qualities.

^F^fH

2.

(mfn.

a.

doing.

(n.

s.

(-l^mfn. ^3 + 3lfsf^)

a.

sirous of success.

con-

) Skilled, clever,

versant.

^OT7

Having attained a

successful.

formed the daily

(mfn.

a.

^3 + ^1)

(mfn.

^3tf^^

(Cassia fistula).

^3^1

a.

^Pfl

Married.

3F3STN"

33"fci

desired end

97.

ad. Sans, (locat. case of <j\3) For, on ac-

count

of.

(Used

in composition,

e. g.

^^<P>3

out, di-

or with a genitive case,

vided into portions, allotted.

<^U3 On my

e. g.

account, for me.)

^3t^|"f^T

(mfn.

a.

^3 + ^f^)

Standing

in

3t3tft^

a.

(mfn.

a supplicating manner, by joining the hands

but keeping the palms from touching, as

if to

s.

(m.

33 + 3J3")

1.

name

of

Yama,

son of Surya, and regent of the dead, or Death

personified.

2.

Fate, destiny.

3.

demon-

strated conclusion, an established doctrine.

sinful or inauspicious action.

which
6.

is

(ra.)

5.

4.

Wilson.

Prepared bread or food of any kind.

(mfn.

criminal, sinful.

s.

(f.

Cut,

2.

Desired, sought, wished

for.

R.

^^ + f3)

or hide of

1.

The skin

The hide

(usually that of an an-

upon which the

religious student sits,

an animal.
telope)

1.

2.

sleeps, &c.

3.

One

of the lunar mansions

Saturday,

considered as an unlucky day.

a.

3>f5

Married.

^> + 3)

(mfn. part. pret. p. R.

divided.

hold an offering.

3?3W

^3 a.

^3 + 3ft^)

f3 + 3Pi"T&)

Guilty,

<p3<l

s.

(f.

The

third of the lunar

mansions or constellations in the moon's path,

corresponding to the Pleiades.
ix. 323.

K'ala S. p. 74.

.4s.

Res. n. 293.

781

<Pl

ffej^la

782

(-T^w. ffe + ^t^PT)

5.

MahIdeva.

epithet of Siva or

(Lit.

An

Clothed

in a (tiger's) skin).

simonious.
(ra.)

or

^^^A termination which

put after words de-

is

Ex.

W<P^ o

# + ^3F?T

Five times, from *f

Wilkins' Gr. 1040.

(mfn. R.

a.
1.

^+*T,

To be done

see Wilkins' Gr.

730).

practicable, fea-

2. Hired as an assassin, mischievous or

hostile through covetousness, &c.
s. (.) 1.
sible.

That which ought

tive,

fOJl

to

s5l

a cause.

(femin. of

s.

female deity to

be done, a duty.
(/.) or

^CD)

whom

1.

-J

2.

mo-

Practicability.

Action, act.

2.

sacrifices are offered for

destruction and magical purposes.

3.

pesti-

lence.

(mfn. from R. <) Made,

counterfeit, false,

tificial,

Manu

son.

fictitious, ar-

An

(m.)

s.

adopted

ingredients.

a.

adopted son.

(mfn.) All, whole, entire.

+ 3J3")

(mfn.

the suffixes called

and

i.

To imagine,
or colour.

Terminated by one of

q. v.

<ptt^

3.

x.

To mix.

prepare, to get ready

with

4.

2.

To be

With

Q, To

To

^TFl s. (m.
^tlrft

s.

from

(f.

Tenderness, mercy,

1.

com-

Merciful,

R.^tfor R. |pt) A scymetar.

from <pffi

or scissors.

3.

^ffaFTt^s.

A knife.

) 1.

2.

Shears

dagger.

^fl+^WUH")

(n.

Kind

superintendance.

^tl + ^T^V)

a. (!/.

^1 (f.)

sionate, merciful.

Tender, compas-

V? (rc.)

or

Com-

passionateness, tenderness, mercy.

^l^tf^

able, to

To

determine

Also x.

^1+^PT)

1.

The

2.

belly.

3.

forest.

.(m.^ t + OTt1%)Fire.

v.

(^CltRj)

any way.

go, to move.
(?ra.)

4.
1.

(Lit.

in the waters.)

2.

To be

1.

To

To

act,

to hurt or

kill,

to do.

3.

To

in pain.

worm, an
is in

2.

insect.

Mohun P.

disease.

Lac, the red dye (which

fact

The

p. 28.

an

3.

insect).

1.

be

To

a.

Silken.

with pf,

(^)TTf%)

Miserly, par-

(Lit.

(mfn.

What comes

from the balls made

by a worm).

consider,

to pity, to feel compassion.

(mfn. R.

4.

source was

3-^Root,

s.

Water.

1.

<

paint

prefixed,

with

deliberate, to consider.

a.

Com-

3. Avarice.

^t1 + 3?^)

(mfn.

s.

worms, as a

(WZrfUS, 3^ilrf3)

prepared for a thing.

To be weak,

^h)

passionate, tender, gracious.

derived from a

to think, to conceive.

to think of ;

2.

Smallness, lowness.

3.

Misery.

2.

injure in

verbal root (as a substantive or adjective).

^Root,

(/.)

Parsimony, niggardliness.

R.^l)

from

(/.

Whose

An

To

s.

pity.

^*Tjt s. (.)
Wood, timber.

perfume composed of ten or eighteen different

<pt3"

s.

v3l

ix. 169.

from

^v[ a.

little,

passionately, graciously.

^H^T
a.

1.

Low,

3.

vile.

pity, tenderness.

ad. Sans, (instrum. case of

<^t1

or performed

(w.)

Wretchedness.

noting numbers to form adverbs of repetition.

t

Base,

2.

Compassion,

(m. <ff*I +

The name of

^)

a shrub

used in medicine as an anthelmintic, commonly

called

Bireng (Erycibe paniculata, Rox.\

V1

Root,

3ri

a.

iv.

(mfn. from R.

To make

1.

thin or small.

Thin, small.

2.

783

784

Lean,

^1

emaciated.

or

(/.)

^Wft

s.

woman

of a

slender or delicate shape.

(m. from

R.

^+^\)

plough-

man, a husbandman.

^*]+3^ + ^) A

(J.

(-f^ m.

s.

(re.)

Meagreness, thinness.

agriculture

1. Fire.

?)

^V.^

2.

of a plant (Plumbago Zeylanica).

The name

mfn ^1^
-

+^

by

suffix) Living

cultivating the

soil.

(J.)

s.

husbandman.

Wilson.

Ploughed or

^^+ 3)

R.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

(as a field).

tilled

1.

Drawn,

2.

pulled.

An

epithet of Siva.

^tfU (~fH

^j+^+t^)

rn.

and

i.

MS.

vi.

(^f\3, ^HCs?)

To draw or make furrows. 2. To plough.

With
3. To pull, to draw, to attract.
or
^I^T prefixed, 1. To draw away, to remove.
with
2. To pay no attention to
To attract,
to draw towards with
L To draw upwards,
to raise, to lift up.
2. To excite, to make

1.

(re.)

Gunja.

dancer, an actor, a tumbler.

<|lr Root,

^^Ts.

beautiful scarlet,

The name of

2.

See

Wilkins"

^+"fe)

{mfn. R.

a.

called also

a weight.

Wise, learned.

1.

<^3f

(mfn.} Black,

a.

BTack pepper.

(rez.)

or dark

blue.

(re.)

s.

Black, the colour, or

1.

often confounded with

by

dark blue which

is

the Hindus.

Krishna, the most celebrated

it

2.

of the Avataras or incarnations of the deity

Vishnu.
proud

To draw

with f"T

to approach

near,

away

with 'T

To

pull

off,

To draw

with |<

to

rows

hence

:)

1.

sant, a farmer, a

(Lit.

Drawing

The ploughshare.
husbandman.

An

See

ness, blueness.

s.

(from R.

<J?*i^)

s-

s.

(fr

om R.

A husbandman, a plough-

from

(/.

ploughing.

for

2.

^T)

agriculture.

name of

Mohun P.

&0

The name of a

s.

p. 60.

(Poinciana pulcherrima).

Mohun P.

plant

p. 61.

^;+#^+ 3P^)
;

s.

(/.

The eighth day of the second half of the month

Sravana, the birth day of Krishna. As. Res.
in. 289.

fire -

Cultivating the

1.

) Sin-

criminal.

^*&rW#$[
Husbandry,

^W + ^^T

(-*i\mfn.

plant (Mirabilis Jalapa).

<^*

man, a farmer.

^arm

ful,

a.

a.

^^rt1

Black-

The name of a

ox.

Performing the business of agriculture.

(m/re.)

(re.)

A pea-

2.

3.

fur-

~$

(/.) or

draw along with.

<p3*5Tl

31^)

R.

(in.

s.

Indica).

gella

To draw around

with

{Beng.} The name of a plant (Ni-

3.

The name

soil,

plant which

Agriculture, husbandry.

is

of a

used for medicinal and culinary

purposes (Nigella Indica).

^ft^
soil,

a.

(mfn. R.

ploughing,

<f^+^)

s. (?re.) 1.

A husbandman, a farmer,

^fW3I

s.

Cultivating the

The ploughshare.

a peasant. See ^I<3?

(~*&ln. ^f^ + ^jfr)

culture, husbandry.

2.

wSfTl
^3Hi>1.

s.

s.

See

<p$tl^

(^W + ^t^T.)

(Indigofera tinctoria).

Agri-

3^^?

s.

(m.

The

Sabda

^) The

indigo-plant

S. p. 243.

dark half of a

786

785
month, the

-*H*cAU

days during which the moon

Manu

See

the wane.

is in

the

fifteen

(^W^+^H)

a.

wane of the moon.

(to.

s.

Pertaining to

1.

2. Illegitimate, bastard.

+ p j1^)

The name of a

when

bearing a small fruit which

ripe

is

tree

of a

black colour (Carissa Carondas).

i**Hl<i*PT

s. (to.

^^FT

(to.

s.

^W^^Tl^

s.

(/.

from

^WTtfc? a.
ple colour,

^^Tte

(-H%

(Lit.

Making a black

riety

of basil

^PSS^rjWR
The name of a

^WtT^

s>

s.

(f.

s.

(^W +

33Tj
)

s.

The

heart or black

or aloe-wood (Aquillaria

W^)

The name of

The hide of a black

and bed.
blue

(Phaseolus Max.).

Mohun P.

from

talc.

2.

3=fWl

s.

(f.

p. 60.

black variety of the

Colebr. Alg.

factitious salt,

prepared by evaporation from saline

or the medicinal kind called

Bit Loben

or

Carey.

(<^ + 3Iq)

s.

fW,

Wilson.

Long -pepper.

(^ +

Ternatea).

gmall sort of kidney-

article of food

Bit Noben.

^W + 3TR*n) See

^j^ 7^)

(to.

from

(/.

ascertained.

p. 2.

soil,

23.

li.

variety of a beautiful climbing plant (Clitorea

Ratti seed (Abrus precatorius).

either that

(to.

The black antelope

Manu

+ C^Cft from R. fell) The

bean used as an

(to.

U)

<^ + <^Tl) The trumpet-flower

(f.

Also written

<^^ + ^

(^5 + 3TdRF)

s.

as a seat

name of a medicinal plant not yet

s<

The black and most

antelope (Antilope cervicapra), used by devotees

(Bignonia suaveolens).

f^^l

s.

s.

^5tftpT

pilosum) with dark-

Carey.

coloured leaves.

+ ^4)

which bears black blossoms.

tree
Fire.

road).

(Ocymum

^W^Tt^T

See

The

for

Agallocha).

Black, of a dark-blue

^W+^TR)

to.

^W + *tte

part of agallochum

The name of a va-

<^3j?|

s. (to.

^tg*^
s.

+ Ml f^vJ) Of a pur-

Purple (the colour).

(Antilope cervicapra).

fruit-

colour.

<FWT(1

(to.)

(to.

(m.

Naga).

shrub (Serratula anthelmintica).

\<

See

<|W=fa. (to/.^+3I)

(mfn.

s.

s.

^W^r4

fruit-tree (Carissa

^W+SFI)

Gunja

deadly variety of the Cobra de Capello (Coluber

^W^ + *tt^)

Carondas).

tree (Carissa
s.

(to.

shrub bearing a

(Abrus precatorius).

See ^W^t^

Carondas).

i^SPSFTl

The name

See

^QF + ^^I) A

^S^i ) A

(femin. of

s.

black antelope.

^^11^ + W*i)

of a tree (Carissa Carondas).

^5^1

small black and red berry, the Ratti or

66.

i.

Root,

iv.

(f<F3"f^J)

To draw

furrows, to

3p[

throw, to cast;

To throw

prefixed,

mark

withal

up, to cover over

To

hurt,

out, to scatter,

To

fill;

lines
1.

To

with

with

^4 To

scatter.

2.

To

with ^1 To disperse

to inj ure

throw, to cast, to send

black variety of

<f>W + t^1) Black mustard.

With

with

black cloud.

to drop.

fill

I.

with

with

To

f< To

fill

up.

787

(rife!

To

(^RTTK?) To
Root,

hurt, to injure.

announce, to render

To

<ptRooT,

known

1.

to

To

proclaim, to

or notorious.

G^Jfed

(corrupt, of

must imply

common

tree

in the

The name of a plant (Leeahirta).

Sabda

but as

q. v.

S. p. 110.

The seed of tamarinds.

^pc^f*! signifies the act of clipping or cutting,

this root

crow.

or

generally supposed

be another form of R.

forests near the sea (Sonneratia apetala). Carey.

With

is

Carey.

?)

The name of a

To

2.

declare, to announce.

This root

x.

black and most dangerous variety of the Cobra

de Capello (Coluber Naga).

extol, to praise, to glorify.

prefixed,

x.

know.

(^tsS^f^)

x.

788

though

to clip, to cut,

this

riil$R>

s.

C^ + ^f^

for

^fcS) The seed

of tamarinds.
sense

a.

of roots.

C^\S

iv. 35.

trived, imagined.

2.
4.

Made, formed.

Con-

3.

Appointed, fixed.

5.

De-

nominated, called.

(<F3l1

s . (corrupt,

species of

of C<P\5<F)

C<P^)

1.

The name of

A small

tree

Hort. Ben. p. 71.

Mohun

p. 32.

which

Also written

ebony (Diospyros melanoxylon,

Carey; Diospyros tomentosa, Rox.^.

Who?

produces a very fragrant flower (Pandanus odoratissimus).

2.

P.

pron. (from f<P)

(corrupt, of

s.

beautiful scitamineous plant (Costus speciosus).

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Manu

cut.

lists

and

|?C

See

^1

not given in the native

is

(<^H

a.

The

yelling of a

v. a.

To bark

(from

as a dog.

The name of a country)

p.

Keydn.

native of

dog when beaten.

1.

Quarrelsome, disputa-

2.

tious, captious, dogmatical,

plant (Solanum nigrum).

The name of

s.

Carey.

The name of a plant (Pandanus

fcetidus).

(<3?\3 s.

Hort. Sen.

p. 74.

(corrupt, of

@5kWjj

The name of a

Sabda

lon).

C3?3Ttft
bed.

2.

1.

garden-

medi-

(corrupt, of

S. p. 116.

C^^TRT

(corrupt, of

s.

(Diospyros melanoxy-

tree

^WlT) A species of

lizard (probably Lacerta Mauritanica).

cine used to destroy

The name of a

maggots
fish

(Clupea

feinte,

v. a.

Lacefluid

ptde).

Carey.

pron. (corrupt, of f<F

Any

one,

some

(Mimosa

(SSffofcgtt
A sort of grass
rotund us).

s.

heterophylla).
(corrupt.

To draw

into a vessel with the hand.

one.

To

Carey.

take.

A long spear

of^^T^^)

or pike

v. a.

The

C5>f<?u1 ^ffcj

made with wood

or

raw, to become imper-

fect or inexpert.

C^UETl

5Wf?)

or

like,

iron.

To become

Carey.
(corrupt, of

powdered

Carey.

bamboo with a head of

with a fragrant root (Cyperus

(^SffrTTM*! *

or sweep

substances from a board, table, or the

The name
of a tree

Carey.

in cattle.

s.

earth-worm.

^^)

f^3
Mohun P.

(corrupt, of

p. 56.

worm, an

C^3

789

A
by boys

marble or ball of dried earth used

woody.

in play,

o
(<FP[

(from^T^

C?-l>$fel c.

The name of a

s.

tree

(Diospyros melanoxy-

Carey.

s.

WkW

(for

v. a.

$IfcilUkU (G%5Tl
for 37^1) A wolf.
C^CtTl

from R. IP*^) To

Only the adverbial

weep.

(from

a.

C^fe\??) A

cattle are fed, or articles of food deposited.

(^V^rN^l
#TpfU3

?)

participle

for

is

used.

C#arl,

C^^ft^Tl

Thick, clumsy,

s.

(from

wolf.

(from f*lJI)

sort of kidney-

<m

a. (mfn.^)

5.

s.

grows by

(from C^^Ti

^l

the side of rivers,

s.

The

s.

plant which

and the leaves of

foetidus).

C^1+^Tt^i) A

sort of

bread-fruit, a species of Artocarpus not yet described.

(from

s.

Andaman

Some,

a.
critical.

a.

C^Ul + ^tt^) The

tree of the

(nom. plur. masc. of

f^-

To cause

(from

of India dread lest

ears

sale.

buy

2.

To

<K3<P

insect

to pur-

articles.

which the natives

should creep into their

appears to be a species of Julus.

it

it

Mohun P.

written
x. (

C^3Uf^ )

p. 56.

To

1.

Also

call or invite.

counsel or advise.
s

(?w.)

small tree which produces a

(Pandanus odoratissimus).
kind of tree (Pan-

danus odoratissimus, Rox.}.

C^FT s.
ner

(ji,

R.

mark
3.

Carey.

Also written

(corrupt,

of

C<P^ s

GOT*

^tlPl$)

C3\st^ s

C^ + ^FT)

or sign.

2.

An

1.

flag,

a ban-

abode, a dwelling-

place, a site, a situation.

Useful,

ser-

viceable.

Buchanan's MSS.^).

(Polypodium KanCarey.

2.

(In mythology)
4.

ing node.
planets.

book.

(m. fr om R. (3=^)

demon.
species of fern

(_J&)

(a.

dard, a flag.
3.

giha,

C3T>i) Bargain and

several.

Assuming a feigned character, hypo-

(from^l) An

s.

place.

t<M*l1

C3?*fl

s. (

A peacock.

bread-fruit (Pandanus odoratissimus).

pron. Sans.
)

Bought, purchased.

fragrant flower
)

C^TtB?

G^f*tU3) Bought, purchased.

(from

Root,
(from

Carey.

act of purchasing.

t^Hwi&l

Carey.

(Wl

fish

purchase.

G$PH

which are armed with spines (Pandanus

5 !*.

(C^3l1 + C^t^1) A

chase, to employ a person to

a peacock.

wood-

Carey.

Squint-eyed.

The cry of

(/.)

s.

(from

a.

v. a.

Scybalae.

(Lutianus Chinensis, Laceptde}.

bean (Dolichos lignosus).

(<!?<

^l)

C^STftTO*. (C^STl + C^)

a.

s.

(C^V^Tl +

s.

market, a wood-magazine.

wolf.

cfentB^

^t&) Hard like wood,

for

A vessel to bale out the water

2. A round wooden vessel in which

1.

from a boat.

lon).

790

Ketu,
5.

1.

mark, a

banner, a stansign, a symbol.

The name of an Asura

the dragon's

tail

or

or descend-

(In astronomy) The ninth of the

WW

791

C^3TTN

C^T+3Tt^1)

from

s . (n.

792

divisions of the

known world,

Jambu-Dwipa.

tion of

RooT

(I n the geo-

graphy of the Hindus) One of the nine great

To

the western por-

Also written C*5^fIU

The name of a

(m.)

s.

plant,

a.

(jnfn.)

Squint-eyed.

l<^i<

111.

C^T^I^"

border.

(m.)

(/.)

field.

(m.)

s.

2.

An

inclosure,

The name

As. Res.

m.

(mfn.)

a.

it

lilaus,

i.

C<Fpr^)1s^

5.

from

(w.

The helm,

from R.

buy.

^ Water,

See

Hort. Ben.

A
+ftT-

common

a rudder, a large

ad.

is

How?

Carey.
5

^)

Marketable,

(said of grain).

on the upper arm.

pro-

p. 62.

paddle for rowing a boat, a small

name

given in some parts to the

Kerala-Des, or the

s.

Carey.

field-pea with a purple flower.

How ? why ?

modem

Malabar.

The name of a climbing shrub (CapCarey.

paris aphylla).

plant which grows in wet places

and

In what

Also written
s.

C^FT

Alone,

oar.

C<<<*"|

oar used as a rudder.

1.

(Cyprinus Ku-

fish

A bracelet worn

To

em-

rare,

The name of a plant (Eclipta

For, because.

(from R.

a.

of fll

winnowed

s. (/i.)

(C<^ + K) Some, any.

v.

+^)

The name of a

(corrupt,

a.

strata).

C^f^J

ad. Sans.

+ 3"1) Who ?

from f3?,

clean,

e.

C<Pil4

ad. (C<J?1

serve.

Buchanan's MSS.).

C^RTH"

Why ? By what ?

Who?

sort of?

(Z&Es^ad.

C^*T ad. Sans, (instrum. case of pron. f^)

a.

To

As. Res.

opens.

Certainly, absolutely.

from f<

s.

468, 472, 478.

C^*T5!

One, alone, simple,

1.

2.

pron.

78.

of an Upanishad, so called

from the word with which

viii.

(^^"^

(C^KS)

i.

way ? What

particular scale in the musical

or tremble

phatically).

mountain.

system of the Hindus.

C^F

To shake

from f^,

pron.

only, merely.

filth.

1.

3.

or approach.

only. 2. All, entire, whole,

Liquid

s.

move

go, to

C^^Root,
C^Tf^"

WCW)

>

2.

used as a potherb (Commelina nudiflora).

(corrupt,
writer,

of

<><4

C
I

scribe, a

an accountant.

Carey.

C^*T

s.

(m.)

C^f^T^s. (from Engl, cramp)

sort of

ebony (Diospyros me-

lanoxylon).

A
s.

p. 90.

(<?(.*!

(w.) The centre of a

The argument of a

k3^Rt$"

204.

s.

circle.
circle.

scorpion.

wolf.

Colebr. Alg.

Kala

S. 367.

SaJcfa S. p. 39.

W<

ill s. (a. tj\Jt)

C3?TnrfrrR
C<MlU"lTO*t

The

(p. J\o

s.

A cramp, a

staple.

hire or rent of a thing.

tAJ)

renter.

(C^TTOn^ + ^) The con-

dition of a renter.

C<^~t^l.

s.

The name of an aquatic plant (Am-

brosinia ciliata).

Hort. Ben.

p. 65.

794

793'

C^^Root,

(C^TTS)

I,

To

shake.

2.

To

RBflrtbfffft

go or move.

W^fo

A comb.

v. a.

To

peel fruit, to skin

C3?f^T

strip off the bark, to shell, to

C^l^

an animal.

diversion.

C^f^KP^M

s.

(C^f^T + ^p^) The name of

a timber-tree (Nauclea cordifolia).

Hort. Ben.

Carey.

The name of

(Menispermum polyMohun P. p. 32.

Assa

fcetida.

2.

The

3.

1.

The

called

Na-

viz.

Elengi.

of a bird (Corvus crinitus).

the juice of which

l<H[*ll

is

s.

2.

(corrupt, of

(-f^l

a.

Carey.

C^Ttll)

The name

m.

Carey.

<3*te + tsl)

hence)

1.

a.

(Beng.) Maned.

s.

The name of a

horse.

hair of the head.

2.

mane.

Much

As. Res. x. 16.

A
t<**\Kn

s.

mented

Hort. Ben.

A species

of club-rush (Scirpus Kysoor).

C<H1l

(m. from C^*1 ?)

Vishnu,

some

hair.

a.

p. 33.

s.

An epithet of Krishna

(mfn.) Having

much

or hand-

ornament

2.

for the

S. p. 219.

(3f*l3

or orna-

mutual pulling of

a squabble, a brawl.

(m.

The ceremony of
n. 65.
2. The ex1.

fillet

of hair,

The dressing and adorning of the

a.

{mfn.

The duty of

3.

Brahmans, &c.

(3*1+^3)

Having

fine

or

luxuriant hair.
s.

(/.

C3fH+^) A

kind of gn'ass

(Andropogon aculeatum).
(3*fi

A
hair.

(from RRSjf)

tremity or the end of the hair.

C<Sf^it

(C^*l+3^) An

Sabda

a tress.

s.

alms-giving, offering presents to

hair.

t<H<^

(3*1+53) Much

(3*1+313)
off the hair. Manu

s.

cutting

The name of a plant (Ceratostema

or

(m.

the hair and fighting

Hort. Ben.

p. 6.

hair.

^PSltefft
from R.

species

lock of hair

on the top of the head.

5.

or orna-

hair.

vaccinacea).

2.

species of pulse (La-

of rush (Scirpus bispicatus).

(C<P1

(Lit.

rice-gruel.

hair.

s.

plant,

used to colour the hair

of a plant (Verbesina calendulacea).

thyrus sativa).

C^t^1

4.

from R. <Tt^J) l.The

Much or ornamented

mented

The

2.

5. (Beng.) Saffron.

Having a mane

1.

(n.)

mane.

commonly
Mimusops

plant

Rottlera tinctoria.

lion.

(m.)

gesar (Mesua ferrea).

Sabda

calves.

S. p. 384.

s.

several plants

(Verbesina calendulacea).

plant

Sour gruel,

1.

(m.)

carter s

play-house, an

cow bearing many

C^*l

(mm, from

s.

name

spermum, JRox.)

C^tSlt^r

Also written

^)

from R.

Also written

p. 14.

A
assembly-room, a theatre.

RWl +

(/.

filament of a flower, especially that of a lotus.

(mf.^ Play, amusement, sport, pastime,

s.

s.

a.

(-T^mfn.

fine hair.

2.

(#*)

+ ^*T. )

Hairy, shaggy,

thet of Krishna or

of a mango stone.

s.

1.

(m.~)

Having

An

epi-

Vishnu. (Beng.) The kernel

795

796
(corrupt, of

s.

Sabda

(Scirpus Kysoor).
sort of grass
p.

^P^)

1.

kind of grass

S. p. 148.

2.

Another

Gambling, swindling,

roguery.

2.

Gaming,

gambling,

a.

(mfn.)

Also written

cheating.

Sabda S.

(Cyperus pertenuis).

229.

The name of a cucurbitaceous plant

s.

C^fftTrl

s.

Hort. Ben.

(Scirpus Kysoor).

C^J$Jl

^E*!^) A kind

(corrupt, of

A
Mohun P.

besina calendulacea).

chosanthes anguina).

(Tri-

Carey.

p. 6.

(corrupt, of

of grass

plant (Ver-

T<$'^s.

(a.

t^TfR

sj) Imprisonment.

WKV<) A

{n.

p. 59.

multitude of

fields.

(to.) Rice, corn.

C^HJl

of

(coi'rupt.

s.

WvH ) A

(Saccharum spontaneum).

(3^1

of

(corrupt,

s.

mango

See C<f*f?

See

Sabda

C3t$) The

S. p. 117.

C<PHW<?

t^"^t$)

i.

Any

one,

some

one.

Any

one,

some

one.

t^fcsil 5-,

2.

To sound.

an

a.

of CFt*FT)

sucking-calf.

jui")

Tender, young.

1.

(a.

s.

prisoner.

Spirituous liquors, an in-

2.

Intoxication.

5.

(/.

from

(from a.

One

c-i-S")

The name of a

+ 3?) The name

C^TT The name

of a king,

of one of the wives of

Dasarat'ha and mother of Bharata.

The daughter of Kekaya).
s.

(n.

from

f^<p^ + U)

King
(Lit.

Buchanan

"sD

5.

(ra.)

MSS.^.

fish

(mX<P5^+v^

s.

epithet of Vishnxi.

(Lit.

Carey.
<r

s.

(to.

from .^ + TnS from R.

fisherman, a waterman.

2.

monly

s.

Manu

The name of one

of the lowest classes of the Hindus.

v. 61.

1.

See

.4*.

x. 34.

grant

Also written

&c.

from R.

fe)

The subduer of

X^^p

s.

(n.

(3^^ + IT)

1.

The detachment

of the soul from matter, and exemption from

(w.)

farther transmigration

plant used in medicine, com-

tion.

from

1.

Fraud, deceit,

final beatitude, absorp-

tion into the divine essence, eternal emancipa-

called Kdyap'hal.
(n.

^?)

or demon,

Kaitabha).
X<Po"^0

an

(Lutianus Koibur,

Slavery, servi-

The name of an Asura

on

addicted to intoxi-

kind of grass (Cyperus rotundus).

T^T^fe^
An

C?<>3

Res.

tude.

Xm

attendant

affair.

<r

t^l^Hl.

detailed account

cation.

Carey.

A sucking-calf.

ij^J/)

circumstances

peculiar

event

Where ?

. (corrupt,

C^^t^ + IT) A multitude of fields.

(n.

toxicating drug.

(<pi*l [\3)

(from <^ )

arZ.

(a. <_i-)

the

Root,

(from a.

G^W.

prow, (from

multitude of

Also

fields.

^ron. (from

+31^) A
written ^"^tf^R
(.<?k!<

(n.

s.

kernel of a

Also written

stone.

C^R\

species of grass

Trans.

R.A.S.

an Upanishad.

566.

i.

As. Res.

vm.

2.

The name

479.

of

798

797

The name of a

s.

MSS.).

Carey.

An

C^P^l

the

enemy.

water-lily

Wlw)

3=5) A

crimp

linen,

To

(v. w.)

curl up, to shrink, to

shrivel.

v.

the fabulous

The caus-

noun

residence of Ktjvera, and favourite haunt of

ing a thing to shrivel up

Siva.

&e.

t$*P

(n.

s.

from

(n.

C^pt^tf^
f^Ht^T)

Youth, childhood.

C^l+H) Much or

s.

the curling of hair,

crisped,

curled,

con-

puckered.

tracted,

ornamented

s.

(TOfej) The causing

(from

of a thing to shrivel up, the curling of hair, &c.

hair,

a head of hair.

C^l

Shrivelled up,

a.

quantity of hair,

the head of hair.

t^ffa" s.

crumple, a curl, a

thing to contract or shrivel up, to curl hair, to

sucking-calf.

Hindu mythology

In

2.

(from R.

s.

fold, a contraction.

t<pl<\il<(.3 v.a. (from C^T^vjl) To cause a

(m.) 1. The name of a mountain in

Himalaya range near the lake Manasa-

rovara.

crimped, puckered.

rogue, a cheat.

See

(corrupt, of

s.

L A

(m.)

lotus),

to it) Shrivelled up, curled, crisped, contracted,

o
C^l<?^i

Also written

The white esculent

(rc.)

s.

(Nymphsea
2.

Perca trispinosa, Buchanan's

or

trispinosus,

(Holocentrus

fish

v. a.

(from

($1^) To

groan, to moan,

to grunt.

(corrupt, of

<H )

1.

well.

2.

fog,

a mist.

im^m

s.

WI<H<W5) A

(from

groaning, a

moaning, a grunting noise.

species of aquatic bird (Tantalus

Carey.

falcinellus?)

To shrink

v.a. (from

(corrupt, of

mist)

to shrivel, to

up,

be crumped, to become curled or

crisped.

mist or fog.

The name of an ornamental shrub

s.

(corrupt.

s.

of^fe) A

rib.

(Callicarpa lanceolaria).

C^tl>

^te,Abet,ac.au Se

(from

s.

C^TS^U.

C^l^

s.

(from

^fe? ?)

of a stemless

1.

The

side.

palm (Phoenix

groan, the noise of

^flJKJ )

sheaf of fish-spears.

a st , P u1 atio.
2.

The name

acaulis).

3.

(from <ffi>U3) The

name

of an edible

species of fern.

wind from the stomach.

C^TWl

s.

(from

^fi>C3)

snarl in a rope or

cord.

(^kp-Ol

s . (from

<3>f(kv3)

snarl in a rope or

C^tSsJ
cord which

is

overtwisted.

See C<?1"^^

<?.

(corrupt, of

CZFK3?) The lap

the sides

or ends of a garment so gathered as to hold

C^t^^3

s.

(from <|C>C\5 ) Shrivelled up, shrunk,

curled, crisped, crimped, puckered.

l^l<kX*t 1<P0 s

Carey.

o
o
( C^f^sS + (^17^3 as a rhyme

articles like a bag.

C^fe^K^T^

s.

a.

(from

Curled, puckered.

C^T^+^mW)

particular kind of tobacco.

800

799

C^t^

from

+ "K 1 ^) A
them.

ringworm on the

privities

or near

Caret/.

(WU
See

s.

name

of the province Kitch-Behdr.

c^Tsres;t3\

C^fetsW^s.
C^T31

s.

(corrupt, of

s.

small

crouching species of heron (Ardea jaculator,

Buchanan's MSS.).

hun P.

Carey.

curlew.

class of

which serve as loops to an ornament

C^t^ The name

Hindus,

children.

3.

Carey.

species of flower.

C<Ftf^J

(from

a.

+ C^teforf^te ) Kuch-

q. v.).

groanmg or strain-

of a particular

Bekar, a country north of Bengal, bordering

on

worn on the arm by women and

caputs? v.
(

The tender stem or

Mo-

p. 53.

C^^t^R^I^

1.

shoot of many plants, e. g. of a bamboo, of

2. The holes
the Arum campanulatum, &c.
or rings

C^l ^4<d?

See C^tOvilUikll^.

WU^)

(from

C^tTO

See

(from C3FK5).

s.

ing at the prospect of a

little

Also

exertion.

o
written

But an.

om
sort of tobacco pre-

to

moan,

doing a

pared by binding the leaves round the lower

part of the stem, so that

it

resembles a fish-

to

groan,

make

great difficulty at

thing.

To whine,

to strain, to groan, to

great difficulties about small matters.

Carey.

spear.

C^t^>^1
C^fTTl

whine

to

little

v. a.

make

(from

a.

v.

(from <j-JX>U3) The front-tuck of the

s.

under garment,
(from

3jftC3) To

and by people from some of the wes-

tern countries.
plait,

gather a piece of cloth in plaits in order to sew

large staff, or rather

club or bludgeon carried by some religious mendicants,

v. a.

(from

s.

Carey.

to
it.

v. a.

(from

j3t*^1) To

bang, to beat with a club or

noun of l<'lt>t?C3) The

v.

ing of cloth

C^fet^S;

plait,

a.

plait-

Gathered, plaited,

Carey.

puckered.

train-bearer

of another.

one

C^N*(Sl

*.

(from

CfTpp.) A

who is

from R.

^T) A

subject to the influence

C<p

i^1

s.

(from C<PT"Rt3)

a.

A moan,

a straining,

a moaning.

Carey.
v. a. (caus.

C^TUl^T

groaning or

straining at a very easy thing.

a.

beat, to

staff.

(from

C^T^I ) Wearing

the tuck or

To

of

groan,

to strain, to grunt.

apron of the lower garment long.

v. a.

C^t3

s.

The tender stem of a bamboo when

first rises

C^T3^

s.

from the ground.

(from

C^T3) A mushroom.

it

To

strain, to groan, to

moan, to

grunt.

(TO

s.

(from

C^UtfC3) A

moaning, a grunting.

groaning, a

C^t^

801

(SW^ffa!

C3 ty*t%3 ) Groaning,
5

(from

a.

802

Ben.

moaning, grunting,

o
s.

rel,

C<?l<P<<lkl

(from

Strife,

dispute)

quar-

Hort.

p. 4.

C^t^^Kl

5 . (corrupt,

<^k^l') A species

of

of flea-wort (Conyza terebinthina, and perhaps

a dispute.

some other

C^T^T^i

A plant (Salvia parviflora).

s.

C^l"^)

(from

a.

Disputatious,

WW?**!

(corrupt, of

s.

See C<?i<?*K

Carey.

species).

C^ff^FT) The black

In-

quarrelsome, captious.

dian cuckoo (Cuculus Indicus).

C^Wl
a.

(from^f^tftj) The turning

Turned

(TO

in a lathe,

in a lathe.

C^TT^s?) To

(caws, of

v. a.

cause

C^t^fMm

(from

s.

(Columba Pom-

species of dove

MSS.

padora, Buchanan's

C.

Carey).

ceesia,

^3" + f*tHl?)

The name

of a plant which dogs are fond of smelling to

a person to turn any thing in a lathe.

before they expel urine (Conyza terebinthina,

The causing

and perhaps some other

a person to turn any thing in a lathe, a. Ordered

to

be turned, turned.

Mohun P.
<pftl3)

(from

v. a.

skip about for joy. 2.

1.

To jump

To turn a thing

or

in a lathe,

O^ttrT

(&H\

(C^1 from

^IpT) At any
(m.)

(from

a.

black sort of extract resem-

bling catechu.

C^TflT^

Carer/.

To

v. a.

time.

The black Indian cuckoo,

called

Kohila or Ko'il (Cuculus Indicus).

C^lf%^^
s.

from

Crooked-armed) Having

distorted arms, crooked-armed.

o
t<Plii<<pH

plant (Celsia Coromandeliana).

p. 59.

ad.

Carey.

species).

(n.

C^Tf^T + 3 ) A
5

s.

(m.

sort of metre

As. Res. x. 472.

in Sanskrit prosody.

C^f^FTTFT

C^tf^T + WT) A plant

bearing a dark black flower (Capparis spinosa;

Forster.

dig.

s.

also Barleria longifolia).

s.

besom, a scrubbing-brush.
a.

C^t^

(m.)

s.

1.

(Anas Casarca).

wolf.
3.

(Lacerta Chamaeleon).

(Phoenix acaulis).
bull.

7.

The ruddy-goose

lizard or
4.

Carey.

Superiority.

(<$ Wilts, (m.

2.

chamaeleon

The dwarf date-tree

5.

Awheel.

6.

MS.

Wilkins'

phaea rubra).

PFW kbfc^'
(the colour),

&*t<PH

flea-wort
cies).

for

3Tfe )

(m.)

s.

shrub (Capparis spinosa, also Bar-

longifolia,

leria

Wilson.

Ruellia longifolia,

Carey).
s.

(C^WWl

from C$1

+ t0{ ?

o
-f^t*!

very thick variety of bamboo

said

to be so called from the groaning sound pro-

(m.

C^t<Fnr + ^ft) Red

a. (tnfn.)

(corrupt, of

(Conyza

Carey.

C^tf^T +

Having eyes resembling those of the cuckoo.

C^P*tWlf#J

C^t^ + T&T) The red lotus(Nym-

(mfn.

Red, of a red colour.

^^Jfri) A

lacera,

species of

duced when the wind rubs them strongly against

one another.

(^W

s.

and some other spe-

See C<Ft^^"^1

s.

The name of a

The name of a country, Konkan, on the

western side of India.

large tree (Alnus dioeca.)

^#3

803
(from <j>fbC3) To contract,

v. a.

to shrivel up, to pucker.

C^tSt^

m\ for 3g fromft +3rMT)

(m.

s.

The day of full-moon

(Sept.-Oct.).

"Who

Lit.

month Aswina

in the

awake?" the

is

night
in

that were

all

awake

hence the

spent in festivity and games of chance

is

honour of the goddess.

See As.

Wilson.

C^t%1%

C^t^'Ht

C^^H+^t) The office of a con-

s.

watchman

stable or

the police of a city.

call

of Lakshmi, who, descending on this night, pro-

mised wealth to

J!yj) A constable, a watchman.

and C^T^^fM.

(p.

See

804

C#tff
2.

The edge

(/.) 1.

s.

The extremity of a bow. 3. The complement

4. The side of a right angled

of an arc to 90.

Kdla S.

triangle.

p. 361.

millions, a krore.

Res. in. 261. 262.

or point of a sword.

6.

5.

number of ten

A plant, commonly called

Firing or Asparak (Medicago esculenta).

s.

fort,

(corrupt, of C^tll)

tower, a castle, a

a strong-hold.

C^t^""Tl

(from

s.

(Beng!)

wager, a promise, an engagement.

C^tft^l

<pTiH^ A

pander, a pimp.

The

(Lit.

profession

7.

(C^tffe+^l)

ad.

For

ever.

For ten millions of Kalpas).

C^tffeiJl

s.

(J.

C^tffe +331) The

cosine.

of a pander or pimp.

(from R.

v. a.

C^tl^rtfq

The trade of

(from

s.

^t^) To

mince, to cut

up, to pound, to beat to powder.

pander or pimp.

C^^tfOTl

(C^tfe

s.

fOTl) The name

of a small tree (Hippocratea

Carey.

arborea).

G5tW|

+ p IW-

for

s.

epithet of

1.

(jf.)

Durga.

naked woman.

Also

2.

An

$HrfT&W

C^flH

Wf*l

(n.

To

cut)

(m. from

s.

C^tf^Tg

(3l4$t

s.

medicinal

vegetable (Medicago esculenta). Wilson.

harrow.

C^tft + *1

from R.

C*fl

(<^1f + *H) By

tens

Also written

ad. Sans.

of millions.

(m.) The hollow of a

tree,

a hollow
(/.) 1.

tree.
2.

(/.) 1.

An

epithet of

Durga.

2.

A
3.

naked woman.
r

lows of

s.

(from

which

v. a.

(from R.

^L)

To beat to pow-

mince herbs

A
is

centipede.

(m.
2.

harrow.

C^tf&

See C^tffe"*l

+^3")

1.

lord of

A person who is worth a

thou-

sand rupees.

part of a fish

s.

C^tirfc

(m.)
s.

S. p. 415.

(m.)

fort,

1.

a castle, a strong-hold.

The town-well.

2.

The

stairs

of a pond.

as a reward.

Sabda

s.

for the pot,

minced or cut up, given

who does the work

(m.)

ten millions.

C^t|

(from
or other thing which

s.

C^t&W^"

to reduce to a pulp.

s.

esculenta).

hut, a cottage.

(from

chiefly resides in the hol-

der, to pound, to cut or

o#ffrtt

A medicinal vegetable (Medicago

A krore or ten millions. See

C^t&^+PW) A

Carey.

trees.

to the person

or point of a sword.

See

C3 tWt*Til p i"5l
species of owl

The edge

Half a krore,
millions.

five

C^tfl

805

C^t^fe"

(C^Tfl

s.

of an engagement

) 1

with large round spots.

fulfilling

(from C^ti)

a.

which leprosy produces on the

skin.

The

3.

(<Ft\3<l

s.

man, a

(p.

Having a distorted or

1.

Angular.

2.

(from

a.

species of leprosy

(Beng.^ The marks

2.

C^t*ft

crooked arm.

Carey.

a solution.

from

(?w.

The

Angular, crooked.

Jtoyf)

police-officer.

squares on a chess-board. 4. (corrupt, of C^tll)

(p.

A fort,

a castle, a strong-hold.

C^iyt

The

^J\yj>)

office or business

of a constable or police-officer.

^f^) A

from

(h.

s.

constable, a police-

room, an

sort of treacle or molasses.

apartment.
s.

(from

(<tP^

s.

(from

^Tfe ) A

C^t~fcl

(_<j?l^<^ 5< ( H<

led horse, a spare horse.
Jj,^) 1.
spare or empty palanquin or other vehicle
2.

brick-built house.

^fo ) A factory,

a manufactory,

a mercantile bank.

t^3l

whip, a scourge, a

cat-o'-nine-tails.
v. a.

Any

To

dig, to bore through, to pierce,

1.

The elbow.

(p. ^j&Lji ) 1.
2.

mathematics) an angle.
3.

a lute, a fiddle-stick.

2.

corner

4.

The

5.

quill or

bow

of

stringed musical

A diagonal

cornerwise.
s.

to

be

p.

299.

(m.

circle

in contact

s.

drawn round a
its

line,

Carey.

any place

C^Wojl

where

ad. (corrupt, of

C^tl^l^P

(Lit.

s.

An
)

(corrupt, of

Colebr. Alg.

(<$1

(from

s.

angle, a corner.

Cornerwise, dia-

From one

^nt 5 ^)

sort of

The Indian spade

5.

(from

C^W^T)

purple flowers, which grows

dysarum

(from

W&\ ) A

triflorum).

bamboo

lath,

bound

or

2.

plant with

among

grass (He-

1.

digger, a pioneer.

(mfn.^ Having a distorted arm, crooked-

by

the poorer people (Paspalum frumentaceum).

C&i^pron. (fromf^) What? which?

pron. (from

See

si-

Carey.

corners.

armed.

C^tEl^)

cultivated on elevated

corner to the

on the hips of a roof to close the thatch at the

a.

is

bow.

species of small grain eaten

s.

in

digging-hoe.

other).

(^tHf&

even

(Paspalum Kora). Also written C<FOt

tuations

R.

triangle so as

angles.

ad. (from
gonally, athwart.

^JT) Whence?

+ TO) A

(mn. C^l?

s.

pt&lpnrf
(corrupt, of

^T) Any where

Also written

small grain which

tWW + T^from

with

deficiency, a defect.

neglect.

ad. (corrupt, of

C&\W3

made

3.

(in

instrument.

+ ^3) A

Poverty.

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

The edge of a sword.

stroke

where, even in

any place.

to perforate.
(?ra.)

^>T) Where? anywhere?

C3Ft3l ad. (corrupt, of

C^tf^re ?) A

(from

s.

which goes with a company.

C^f^t^
any time.
3

ad.

f^) Any,

some.

(C^T + ^11^ from

^Wj At

C^Pl

807

Wl^CH

C^tfe

(C^H+!K^

ad.

how?

In what manner?

what order?

ZFI) In

from

In any

C^t^ftl

a. (femin. of

(^feisHl
Where ?

(C^H+^tFT

ad.

^ut?)

for

Somewhere.

C<Ft^^tR

ad.

locat. case

way ?

In what manner

locat. case

Sl^tT) By some way, by any means.

C^H^US
way,

C^1rr + 3Tt^ from

ad. (

In any

(from

Dug down

C^ H ) An

(see

s.

instrument used by

hard and compact.

it

To provoke

(cans, of

v. a.

any one to anger, to incense, to

how, any how.

so as to re-

bricklayers to beat the mortar of a terrace-roof,

Some-

Carey.

land).

and make

from

C^H< pron.

Angry,

tain the water for the cultivation of rice (said of

C^l^tl

some way, by some method.

in

v.)

G^te^k (-3^ mfn. C^H +

a.

of

C^Kq.

passionate, furious, wrathful.

(C^^+^TR

of ^t<3?t^") In what

passionate

woman.

way.

wHfUiw

C^t'T) A

(femin. of

s.

808

(from

(C<$i*T + ^) Some.

GSM )

irritate.

Mutual anger,

re-

ciprocal wrath.

t<pK^

(from

5.

C^W^Iul

3^5) A quarrel, a dispute.

C^fat^)

(from

a.

Quarrelsome,

disputatious.

(<tH

a weapon

^T)

2. (Beny.~)

fury, rage.

Anger, wrath,

1.

blow, the stroke of

the depth of earth

dug out

stroke of the spade or digging-hoe

earth,

(mfn.) Angry, enraged.

a.

at one

a spit of

See Wilkins'

Gr. 768.

(<fM^W
Wrath,

C^H +

s. (

fury, rage.

as a jingle to

2.

The

it)

stroke of a weapon,

Brahma,

SOTSg s.

^ + ^!F^?)

(n.

s.

(m.)

(w.

from

An

irascible

^+3^1

The

creation

man.
?)

by

Carey.

The

creation

C^WPT

by

C3Wtt3)

(from

s.

C^Htf^3

pro-

An ger,

a.

(mfn. C^t*i

+3lftF3)

?H H

c^N + c^<5ii

for

c^sl

Eaten) One who has received a blow.

(from

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of

n.

a.

or wrath, angrily.

from R.

<PJ The being angry or

(mfn.) Passionate, wrathful.

(^\\

the

causal form of R. <J^L) Provoked to anger, excited to wrath.

C3?tf%3 v.
a.

a.

(from

C^H ) To be angry, to rage.

(-f*K mf-

t^L)

Angry,

passionate, wrathful.

Hort. Ben.

p. 48.

C^Wtf^
pression,

Through anger

Wrathful,

) Passionate, angry.

a.

C^Kls. A plant (B rassica oleracea).

o$t^^<F3rl

wrath,

passionate.

C^Wt

Brahma.

enraged,

The

Provoked to

a.

rage, provocation.

1.

a blow.

t^H^H

C^W^A?)

noun of

(v.

s.

voking any person to anger,

anger.

from R.

(?h.

s.

C^Hfr

C^tf^l

a.

s.

(f.

An

angry ex-

an angry speech.
(mfn. from

skilful, clever.

a.

C^+Sfe)

<^ + R. f^TT?)

(Used in comp.

e. g.

Learned,

^U<$tf^

(mfn.) Skilful in horsemanship).

810

809

C^tf^^t^

A species

(w.)

"s.

of mountain-ebony

species of grass

Buchanan's MS.*).
(

C^tH^^t^
to a

s . (p.

messenger

C3?lM4<*K

s.

a berry containing a

resi-

sj) The stopping of goods or mer-

(a.

chandize, the distraining of goods.

C^T^<Pkl^

waist, the loins.

^^)

Jcj^) A

The money paid

who

(p. jto

s.

ji) A

bound-bailiff, one

distrains another's property for a debt or

any other cause, a sheriff s

A
girdle for the loins,

Carey.

officer.

(<t'l4<l5
.

P
(

+ ff^1 ) A girdle

(Arundo Korka

species of reed

Carey.

Willd.).

a belt.

OTtt^EfT^I s

going a journey.

for

(p.

Another perfume

(Apluda Kobila,

Caret/.

The

's*6)

3.

nous and fragrant substance.

(Bauhinia variegata).

(from

f^fe

Crookedness, a cur-

Carey.

vature.

for the loins.

C<PW<^TO

(from

((<fcUl<+%l^j

a.

a.

Ordering a

(jyj)

Broken-

distraint,

authorizing the stoppage of goods.

backed.

(from p.^) Pertaining to the

a.

loins.

WWJH

s.

cies of sweet-scented grass

The

A sort

2.

tica.

of parrot.

Hort. Ben.

dus).

(mfn.)

a.

1.

spe-

(Andropogon Nar-

p. 7.

Carey.

Small cardamons.

(f.)

(3rftM

Tender,

bland.

soft,

"31

Pleasing, agreeable, beautiful.

scia-

+ 31^*1 ?) A

(corrupt, of 53R"

(w.) 1. Tenderness, softness.

2.

2.
a.

(/.) or

(C^t<T+ C^t^"

Crooked, curved,

s.

as a

rhyme

to it)

Turnings and windings,

Mildness,

Carey.

sinuosities.

gentleness.
a. (mfn.

C^H^ + ^^l-d.) Of a

mild or gentle disposition, kind, tender-hearted,

Gristle.

Mohun

p. 13.

KPMWl

(English Company) The East-India

(m.) The lapwing.

commonly

C^ftlffe
wing.

C^tT + OT

s.

(from C^tf^"U3

of any substance,

a.

small white

called a paddy-bird.

Wil-

2.

s.

(m.

a.

(<*\<<*

C^tTlf^ + ^)

(Beng.)

1.

The

lap-

species of plant not yet

Carey.

OTtNR3

(m.)

A species of

1.

commonly called

The grated powder

( caus.

v. a.

of

Carey.

C^tf^U3 ) To

grate

pus complanatus).

C^tTt^

s.

(v.

species of grass (Scir-

Hort. Ben.

noun of

p. 6.

C^W^U3)
a.

The

act

Grated, rasped,

scratched.

bud, an unblown flower.

perfume,

from R.

a substance to powder, to rasp, to scrape.

of scratching or grating,

Crooked, winding.
fi.

The hydrocele;

Genuine, unadulterated,

ascertained.

2.

(m.

s.

MS.

kins'

^53)

unbleached (said of cloth).

Company.

crane

of

kind of grain (Paspalum frumentaceum).

C^tTl
*.

(corrupt,

also the sarcocele.

C^lRTO

good natured.

P.

C^te3s.

chor.

C<S'U '\^s. (from

t^Ul'll

s.

(from

A.

The Koran.

(<t>U'l$W) The

grating or

812

811
rasping of a substance,

MS)

(from

a.

Well

acquainted with the Koran, swearing by the

C^t^tr^tf^

Koran.

The bark which

C^tftT3

W^f) To

(from R.

v. a.

grate,

to

any substance to a

scratch, to rasp, to reduce

s.

raft,

4.

(ml from R. <jjf^?)

The bosom, the

The

lap.

hog.

6. (ra.)

9.

7.

point of the

particular class of

Hindus who

port, a harbour.

compass.

hip, or flank.

An embrace.

5.

2.

of the jujube (Zizyphus Jujuba).

fruit

( Beng.~)

1.

The haunch, the

3.

float.

8.

usually follow the business of basket- or mat-

10 The palm of the hand.

makers.

concave side of any thing

11.

C^FT-|-^)

1.

2.

A kind

W'HW

*.

commonly

3.

of perfume,

from

to) A sup-

a postscript to a letter,

said of the last child

and who

whom

will clear her

pungent

woman

s.

(f.

A species of frog,
when

greatly inflated

it

A loud and confused sound,

(m.)

s.

an

uproar, a great and indistinct noise.

s.

The

(/.)

Wlt^

jujube-tree (Zizyphus Jujuba).

ad. (locat. case of

OT^ + ^[)

C^T)

In the bosom,

in the lap, in the arms.

C<3?T*]

(rn.)

s.

aquatic species of grass (Leersia

Carey.

aristata).

1.

gold.

C^HrR^T.

s.

Hort. Ben.
s.

and

An

egg.

See

C^W

plant

2.

Wrought

or un-

(Momordica umbellata).

p. 70.

(n.

^t<FH^

bears,
s.

plant with a

resembling pepper (Pothos

C^t*l

berry contain-

The country about Oude.

s.

C^) A water-vessel used

(corrupt, of

See C<P

in offerings.

offici-

nalis).

(/.)

The name of

several plants.

See

C^t^^

s.

(m.)

The whole of a

s.

city

probably in the

north of Hindustan.

(from R.

the dewlap of a cow.

or swoln throat.

The name of a

lute except

the strings.

C^'NI

C^t^Ttlj^T

C^HI
fruit

is

Carey.

croaks.

arms of the labour of

nursing.

C^n^t

(jy^'Hl + C^fi)

s.

ing a waxy and fragrant substance. See

arms or bosom

Clearing the

Encouragement, wel-

Carey.

the throat of which

C^*H^T
from

Lit.

come, hope.

C^TtC^

C^H)

(from

5.

wroug ht

codicil to a will.

To wipe)

C^*Rt1%

An

See

C^F^tt^. s. ( C^H+^t^l
leaf

is

A plant (Cordia mixta).

(m.)

Nakhi.

called

plementary

Carey.

The

of perfume;

C^T+^FT) A kind

and used to make

(Borassus flabelliformis)

See

aromatic substance.

Long pepper.

stripped off from

Also written

the berry of a plant the inner part of which

waxy and

Mutually em-

the upper or concave side of a palmyra-leaf

the concave or upper

surface of a leaf or footstalk.

C^t^s. (n.

is

ropes for ordinary purposes.

coarse powder.

C^*H

C^t^)

ad. (from

bracing.

Carey.

a.

large swelling on

Having an

inflated

C^fa

s.

tacle,

Used

^%ov

(m. from R.

a vessel.
in the

2.

sheath,

1.

recep-

a scabbard.

Veddnta system of philosophy

for

814

813
the different sheaths or cases in which the soul
is

represented to be invested.

u. 35.

Trans.

The place where money

3.

R.A.S.

or plate

C^W1

C^l^RW)

(from

a.

Wealth, treasures

4.

wrought or unwrought.

or silver

5.

when contracted so as
The bud of a flower.

gold

The palm

of the hand

to hold

quids.

7.

6.

nutmeg.

vessel, a

The

10.

penis

An

8.

egg.

testicle, the

dictionary, a vocabulary.

scrotum.

seed-

11.

12. Judicial trial

by

oath or ordeal, attesting a deity, and touching

or drinking water three times in
idol

has been washed.

The

ball or

worm.

kernel of a

jaca

cocoon of

The

14.

16.

The

(3M3^t

s.

curbitaceous

or

The awn

(3^)

2. A fruit comA common crier.

(LurTa acutangula).
tangula).

4.

5.

C^Wf^Wfe *

Another plant (Achyranthes

(m.

(m.

s.

Wilson.

C3^ + 3lf*Kf3)
;

The

(^W + ^iTTl)

(from

v. a.

tendent of the treasury

To
C^"tol

castrate.

(^J^K. (C^+C^Was
The

with
its

jaca

inside of a

heres to

The

2.

it.

belonging to

all

4.

it.

all

3.

sel.

2.

fSfWH

s.

that ad-

s.

(f.

cocoon

s.

(from

C^fa)

lowing out a large

1.

tree.

berry having

and

^t<H

apartment.
5.

The

C^to l^G3
to

v. a.

3.

shell of

C^tOT^T

granary.

The stomach.
any thing.

4.

2.

The

Wilkins'

An

heart.

lines.

MS.

7.

6.

Ordure.

C^t& + ^T) The watch

B.A.S. i. 185.

of a

(m.

s.

Trans.

canoe made by hol-

2.

C<pl<&<^
sacrificial vessel

Carey.

To shave wood

make them

olitorius).

space enclosed by

shape of a boat. 3. The bowl of a spoon.

The palm of the hand contracted so as to

hold liquids.

and C.

plants

hemp (Corcho-

in the
4.

The name of two

m. from

57

C^R)

(from

rus capsularis

city.

Wtol

small sacrificial ves-

sauce-boat.

C^teT + ^fl) The sarcocele or

See (<$ to1

hydrocele.

the fibres of which are used for

(Beng?)

(<pto<fe

1.

superin-

a paymaster.

it)

treasury with all

W) A
^

See C^pt

a fragrant pulp.

with

testicles.

C3Fto +

(n.

s.

fruit

a rhyme to

C^W)

(from

s.

Carey.

appurtenances.

to

a paymaster.

C3W + 3fcft*j) A treasurer,

Castration.

1.

The

a paymaster.

or beard of corn.

C^jWtUS

tura'i

Another kind (L. pen-

3.

superintendent of the treasury

gfWfel

called

kind of creeper commonly

Night.

6.

A small species
dioeca).
2. A cu1.

commonly

plant,

13. (Beng.')

18.

3.

of cucumber (Trichosanthes

called ghosha.

silk-

from

(f.

seed-vessel of the

shoe or sandal.

hair.

MS.

Wilkins'

aspera).

The stone

15.

The

1.

called palwal.

which some

spun by the

silk

eye-ball.

fruit.

17.

fruit.

Wilson.

monly

li-

The womb.

9.

to

taper to a point at each end.

is

(m.)
kept, the treasury.

Shaved so as

s.

C^t1
or metals so as

taper off at each end like a

weaver's shuttle.
treasury.

C^t& + 3~^)

Costiveness.

carriage.
s.

C^t^+^ft)
C<fl^)

(from

s.

apartment.

C^H^l

s. (

a.

Cos-

tive.

3.
5.

1.

drawer.

person's horoscope.

granary.

4.

The stomach.

(from R. <*i?)

Dejection by stool.

6.

2.

An

The body of a
Ordure.

written account of a

C^TE

rfrffe

815

One who draws

ence

horoscopes, an astrologer.

CfffcftWll s. (C^fl + ffil from R. *\%)

The ascertaining a person's destiny by the
aspects of the planets at his birth

C^t^

from

(n.

s.

Warm,

a. (to/m.)

for

mals and

C^tf^5^

gra,

+ TT)

(mfn. from <Ft>

Crookedness,

Belonging to the

Wilkins' Gr. 899.

top of a mountain.

(mfn. from <^3^ +

a.

The name of a fish (Cyprinus DyanBuchanan's MSS.}. Carey.

^Fp^-Mtf)

(n.

s.

See <PW*S

tepid.

subsist-

dishonesty, deceit, insincerity.

a.

^H/f+^W) Warmth.

own

sells their flesh for his

a hunter.

astrology.

816

Sown with

a certain measure, a kudava of grain.

C^tfe

(from^f^l) A fog,

C<Ft5^5U

The name of a

sort of eagle or fal-

con (Falco Kohasa, Buchanan's

probably

MSS.

o^

(corrupt

s.

i *t<P)

cowrie or shell,

used as current money throughout the east (Cypraea moneta).

The name of a

It is

Carey.

the osprey, F. haliseetus).

The name of a plant

a mist.

(Alcedo rudis).

(Bridelia scandens).

Carey.

from

s. (to.

species of king-fisher

A Hakshasa or goblin.

o
gourd or pumpkin (Cucurbita
Carey.

pepo).

C%B

s.

tree (Sterculia urens)

which exudes from

also a

gum

s.

(^h*3^

s.

5.

C<P)^CU

from < + ^G)1)

(.

wickedness.

2.

1.

Evil doing,

Repentance.

A hypocrite

a devotee of a particular kind

who keeps his

may

eyes always fixed on the ground that he

not tread on insects.
(to.

s.

mitar.

(Lit.

a.

Worn

at the breast.)

canister, a casket.

rft^sS^

s.

(m.

independent carpenter

one

C^Vf**^

at

home

for the village or

(to.

G^f^fttf^

O ne who

kills ani-

Kind

6.

7.

festival, fes-

or friendly greet-

The marriage-thread

(-^ to. C^|3> + 3^|) A show(

(EFlFJS +

Sport and

pleasure,

s.

Cft3^ as a rhyme
a spectacle,

fun,

diversion.

funny,

s.

(-^\ mfn rft^ + ^T) Jocose,

.

s.

jester, a buffoon.

(mfn.

A jester,

C^V^ + ^Tl) Jocose, funny.

a buffoon, a wag, a show-man.

(from

Entertaining,

laughable, showy.

C^J^

s.

(n.

from

mence, impatience,

C^tH^I
from

3.

a jester, a zany.

a.

the corporation.
si

s.

a.

<Fo+35^ An

who works

on his own account, and not

rftf^

inclination.

Also written

rflfe from

Joy, pleasure, hap-

Wilson.

Wilkins' Gr. 897.

small box with a screw-lid, a small

1.

pastime.

ing, salutation, civility.

man,

pigeon.

Eagerness, vehemence, impatience.

4.

t<PV3<pt a

(mfn. from ^<P^t) Relating to the

saffron-flower.

sword, a scy-

JyS) A

2. Sport,

Wish,

to it)

p.

from

(n.

or ring.

rflfftes. (m.from^f

from <|fi$)

(from

piness.
tivity.

Carey.

it.

rflOT

s.

^$5^)

Eag erness,

vehe-

desire.

(mfn. from

C^tH3" + ^rT)

&c. of a particular grain.

Afield,

818

817

C^ffi^
one

(re.

s.

^+^+TT)

who has deformed

C^Tflr^

s. (ire.

The

MS.

Wilkins'

nails.

^3" + "^3?)

from

condition of

WflSStete

s.

(/.)

A sort

of perfume

commonly

C^PW

called

Made

renuka.

(re.) 1.

wrong or improper

a privy part.

privity,

cloth

worn over the

bastard.

3.

privities

small piece of

A kind

(mfn. from

a.

a son

(mfn.

,!

3^21+^)

from^C^") The

considered as the seat of the deity

Sln^fr.s. (a.

Cf

1<.

s.

Hindu

to the

month according

As. Res.

calendar.

ix. 366.

5
(mfn. from ^"iT ^ A potter,

a.

+ ^l<?)
Wil-

Pertaining to a potter, as his work, &c.

Gr. 902.

kins'

Childhood, youth,

C<^Pl3

infancy.

&c.

field,

third of the seven variable karanas

The

Kuvera.

nation, a tribe.

from

of Dolichos biflorus.

by poor persons.

north-quarter,

of vetch)

of a kind of vetch (Dolichos biflorus).

or astrological divisions of the

(re.

The

1.

A bastard,

Sin.

(/.

2.

(mf. from

s.

C^^ffa

2.

act.

C<ci
4.

^T&1 + 3^1)

or daughter of a disloyal wife.

with a spear.
pffjg),

(mfn. from

s.

offspring of a female beggar.

armed

soldier

C#HtTr

(mfn.

a.

^T + t^)

Pertaining to a

family, customary in a family.

The name of one

of the seven Matris, the divine mothers or personified

energies of the gods

sakti of

Kumar a

wW^t

s.

the energy or

Kartikeya.

or

(m. from <pIT4")

The month Kartiha

C<eVftli
mily,

Moonli g nt:

from

^T/T)

from

s. (re.

mily descent.

2.

Rumour,

l\

High

report.

birth, fa3.

Combat

of animals, of birds, snakes, &c.

Wilson.

(October-November).
(/.

ewtfH

at

(C^ffr + XT)

a.

C^^l

(mfn.

a.

Pertaining to a fa-

Nobility, high birth, family-honour.

s. (re.)

from^T + ^U) Of

a good

whose rays the lotus

other words of similar import

used as the

Like

said to expand.

is

it

frequently

is

of books, to imply that the

title

book so designated throws much light on the

subject of which

it

family, well-boi n.

C^t^TO?

a.

family.

2.

s.

(/.)

A descendant

(m. from <f^f)

the cousins and enemies of the

(from a. J^S)
promise, a dictum.
a.

An

Kuru

&c.

Pandus.

s.

sown with a

fit

for or

a.

(mfn. from

crificial

engagement, a vow, a

5.

(?re.)

grass
(re.

field,

certain kind of bean.

Made

of kusa or sa-

(Poa cynosuroides).

from

any

Happiness, welfare.

art or science.

3.

contrivance, a device, a stratagem, art.

r
\

Of a good

<|wi<t) A

(mfn. from

2. Skill, cleverness in

(mfn. from <

of

1.

Pertaining to a family.

treats.

The mace or club of Krishna.

C^1U^IT + <F)

dog.

C^PteU^fl.

(<f)Wte?t

(mfn.

Sprung from a good

family, well-born.

(mf. from

s.

j^wl/) The

daughter of a female beggar.

2.

bility,

son or

bastard,

from

cleverness.

C^NTl
3

(re.

s.

^I^T + TT)

Ability, capa-

Wilkins' Gr. 976.

f. (from

The name of the

519

820

Dasarat'ha and

king

of

wife

mother

of

<$1^ Root,

Rama.

A
4. A

An

epithet of In-

fragrant substance, bdellium.

2.

owl.

snake-catcher.

An

3.

An ichneumon

5.

ZF^U
IpP^T

t^ftn<L)

(n.

The

from

of an actor or player.

Wilkins'

(mfn. from

) 1.

a.

(m.)

s.

called

Kaer

^<3^T

saw.

Silken, of silk,

belonging to the Rig-Veda.

As. Res.

fl-

viii.

R.

sum
(/

<Pffe

Of or

relating to

from

^fj

Dyed with

*)

thorny plant.

commonly

sort of partridge

One

Also written

?)

See <?<t^"

3.

2. The name
Munis or sages.

of the ten Viswadevas.

(-f^T

'

^^) An

sells

crafty.

thorny plant commonly called

3.

rn.

3F^+^f^\from

epithet of Siva.

The de-

(Lit.

sacrifices).

ZFffeFfw

or the principal of a loan.

body

Sacrifice, worship.

1.

35.

stroyer of

(mfn. from

the capital

rffTp

i.

^lS 03

427. 428.
a.

in

A poor man.

4.

Manu

The name of an Upanishad

of one of the seven principal

of kusa or sacrificial grass.

(/)

2.

(Perdrix sylvatica

2.

s. (?.)

Made

2.

saw.

Karil (Capparis aphylla).

MS.

#tTO

Also written

of silk.

profession

(inn.) 1.

s.

(Viverra Ichneumon).

made

be cunning, to be

or in mind, to
1.

dra.

(*S?J5 ) To be crooked

i.

(m.

s.

ZFJ+fcFfir^) One who

the reward of a sacrifice which he

is

per-

forming.

saf-

flower.

C^t^O

The jewel of Vishnu

(m. from

s.

deity.

suspended on his breast.

<F^Root,
^jf-^RooT,

mind

i.

or body).

2.

sertion of a nasal,

Root,

To

1.

to injure, to kill.
(in

(With the

in-

x.

^ffi|&) To
<^lT,

To

Root,

ix.

of,

(Zptf^or- C3) and x.

To

(n.

s.

Root,

sound.

i.

(OTRr,

a nasal, If^K

(<pTtf3, <pftt3 ) To sound.

h3)

2.

To

grieve, to

To

call, to

to delight repeatedly.

H^+^FT)

R.

1.

Also x.

hurt or injure.

kill, to

To amuse,

Also written <P

<f

i.

03)

Zfifo

shine.

ZKroot,
or

To be crooked

shine,

(<pTff3,

ix.

enjoys, or partakes

a sacrifice).

(<^"R?) To hurt,

IV.

One who

(Lit.

Slaughter, killing.

or with the insertion of

To confound,

be confused.

cry out. 2.

to confuse.

Also

To shed

i.

tears, to

weep.

See R.
a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^"^)

1.

Stinking.
3

Being

2.

in want.

3.

Noisy.

Wilkins' Gr.

IJ

"^

Root,

i.

fixed,

p. 421.

1.

to shed tears.

Root,

i.

($1^113)

1.

To sound.

2.

To

To be wet.

ZPrT s.

(For
see

this

below

4.

To be

in want.

and other words commencing thus,

col.

833.)

2.

To

^41

pre-

To weep,

call continually.

stink.

K
3.

and x. (generally with

(n.

R.

!ptF+3H)

ing, sobbing, or lamenting.

out.

3.

The howling

1.

The

2.

act of weep-

cry, a calling

of an animal.

of braving or challenging any one

4.

The

act

defiance.

3^

821

ZR1
To

R.ZF^+^FflTT)

ZpSrfftTa. (mfn.fut.part.p.

Wept

over, lamented,

s.

lamenting, or crying.

Zff^tTs?

(rc.)

2.

To
To go

go.

1.

3.

822

To overcome,

weeping,

tears, to

or move.

ZjFS

s.

2.

(m. from R.

ZF5^)

pity.

(!Pfc3)

To

2.

go, to move.

raw

(n.) Flesh,

s.

!F3JtS

of flesh.
shasa, an
s.

or goblin.

(m.

I^+3Pt

ZF^Root,
1.

To

an
3. A

from R.

An

step, to go, to walk.

To grow

3.

step, a degree.

4.
5.

Me-

3.

sacred precept

(In mathematics) a

p. 135.

3F^+ ^l<P) A

student

who

pro-

study.

3wi

3I) A

eater of flesh).

2.

s.

SFJ+^I)

(f.

Kula

Z?Wf3)

or increase.

4.

it is

ZF^R

R.

(n.

s.

The

sine of a planet

S. 361.

^^+3H) The act of walking

or pacing.

To proceed un-

(In the last three senses

preserve.

eater

l.

and sometimes

interruptedly.

(m. R.

1.

ceeds methodically through a certain course of

declination.

(Lit.

i.

Mohun P.

degree.

IFI^ s

flesh.

imp

Rakshasa, a goblin.

to

See R. ^T^;

(-\m. S^t) +r; 3irr)

2. A carnivorous animal.

s.

ZpPFtT*

To compassionate,

1.

together,

an uninterrupted progress.

series,

enjoined by the Vedas.

i.

To come

2.

thod, arrangement, order.

weep, to lament.

ZPLRoot,

to con-

To mount or ascend; with

to meet.

a calling.

To shed

(from R.

v. a.

I.

call,

with f<l

2.

^T,

SP^^'fSt)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

return

quer.

Lamentable, deplorable.

3pP^3

To

some-

times used with the terminations of the proper

Cptffttt

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

To be gone

3pflll)

to or beyond.

^fej^Sf^
tain

ZF^

s.

(m.

IR+t3Ttf^) A cer-

method of applying the

of

rule

three.

Colebr. Alg. p. 34.

Zp5UT3). With^rf^

form,

L To

pass (as time).

to

3.

To approach

To go away,

in the

with

go away

^Sl^j

&\ +

with

with

f%

To vanquish,

with ^ft", with

To approach,

to

with

cession.

^ To come
with

same

to conquer, to

^FJ + ^if^T

or with

about, to go around
*

(fi

zf^+^PH+^I)

(m.

Mohun P.

C^ndSWj An
arrangement;

Regular

p. 148.

interruption in

disorder,

irregu-

larity.

+ 3*1

in the

commence

s.

ZFTOTl

fa+f^R

s.

a methodical

^K To de-

also with

To wander

or with

with S*l or with

and with

sense; with

zFi^ns^i

ZF^Yt
,

a slant, a

declivity.

succession, regularity.

with

with

surpass,

or with

go near

to

out, to proceed

with

To

slope,

To

f^ + ^Tfe

same sense)

near, to approach

To approach,

excel;

4.

2.

approach, to go towards

part, to

trespass.

to depart

+ 3Tf% To
To go

To

(With 3rf%+3ffyf,

excel.

and^ + 3lf3

^1

prefixed,

pass by, to step over or beyond.

s. (?n.

ZF*I+ CUtl

Manu

ZFTt^fa

a.

due order.

(mfn.

Order, regular suc-

u 42.

ZF^Plo ad. Sans. (ZF^ +

cessively, in

^X)

By degrees,

Manu

i.

ZF^ + ^^fa)

suc-

68.

Regular, in

due order or succession.

IRK

ad. Sans, (ablat. case of

ZFI)

Gradually,

by degrees.
;

with ^tf\J

ZRt^tsV(-1^m>. ZF^+^rtfH
3

823

3Ft1%

Following the methodical order, conforming to

regular arrangement.

^"FPTfe

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. ^pt

a.

+ ^^fjTT)

Purchaseable, marketable.

(m.

s.

TlTft^

824

+ 3FJ^Tt3")

Regular

ZTHftZFir

(locat. case of

q*lW-

man, a

s.

(m.

ZFT + feFlT)

Trade,

traffic.

due arrangement.

order,

trades-

:p^i-jnl(.< ad. Sans,

dealer, a merchant.

In due succession, according to the re-

gular arrangement.

2.

ZRW^T

(m.

s.

ZJ^ + SI^Tr) The

regular order

IfftllvS

of a series.

!Frt^a.(-ftr\/.^rt^^+t^)Conformable to the regular order of a

a.

(mfn.

3^^ + ^^)

ne

(corrupt.

s.

who

off!FR) A worm.

faufel or catechu).
sort of

2.

Lodh (Symplocos

kind of

racemosa).

3.

mulberry-tree (Morus Indica).

the cotton-tree.

Wilkins'
s.

6.

root of a plant

An

goes

and

The

5.

drug

certain

a red

it

The

fruit

of

the

is

yields an agreeable smell.

MS.

(/.) 1.

ear-ring.

3m 3p

water-flower.

Wilkins'

by

2.

seed-pod.

MS.

(mfn, the irregidar superl. degree of

a.

over,

*t)

Leaner, thinner, more emaciated.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

gone

3F^)

ad. Sans.

(^

Step by

!Flflr s .(/.R.!Fl+'fe)

ral

and

camel.

Passed

(In astrology)

A stepping or going

Declination.
s.

3.

s.

(f.

(In astrono-

third part of a cowrie.

!Ftft>^5$) The

(m.

Zflif^I^i

!ftfS#i

The

2.

Kala

ecliptic.

S. p. 361.

3Ftt% + ^1) The

Kala

lite-

sine of the

S. p. 361.

Also

The

intersection

of the ecliptic and equinoctial circles, the nodes

s.

(m.

ZFT + ^ZFI)

Fits

and

fi

om

R.

!$)

Purchase

the act of

A purchaser.

s.

(f.

ZFtf^^ + ^tfe)

motion of the nodes of the

Zptft^jl7

(-'^m.

As. Res. xn. 210.

of the ecliptic.

jtftWfe

buying.
s.

figurative acceptation).

at every step.

starts, irregularity, disorder.

Irtl^Tl

ZP^+\?)

(ra.)

when the moon is in conjuncKala S. p. 309.

certain aspect

Also

+ 3^)

(m. from R.

ZfJTlKZFI

(m.

s.

tion with a planet.

Successively,

written !F

s.

beyond,

to or

declination.

3=XT

A thing to

mfn. the irreg. compar. degree of

my)

step.

step, gradually, successively

s.

(w.)

s.

the ascending or surmounting (both in the

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

gradually, step

buyer.

Extremely lean or meagre.

^P*) )

A kind
4.

s.

Wilkins' Gr. 728.

sold.
a.

tree,

Purchasing,

chaseable, exhibited for sale.

be

Morton.

of fragrant grass (Cyperus pertenuis).

3.

dealing, trading,

(m.) The areca or betel-nut tree (Areca

s.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. ift 4-^") Pur-

a.

Successive, gradual,

(from R. lf[) To buy, to purchase.

(-ftF^mfn.

a.

Wilkins' Gr. 764.

or steps forward.

v. a.

buying

series.

ad. (Beng.^ Successively.

in regular order,

trader, a merchant.

purchaser, a buyer.

s.

(m.ZftRiF +

ecliptic.

^l)

of a point of the ecliptic.

The

The

Kala

declination

S. p. 361.

826

825

3ftU<f

(. R. !ft + ^<P)

s.

buyer.

2.

1.

purchaser, a

dealer.

a reply to an opponent as will silence his oba complete reply, a rejoinder

confutation of a plea,

To

v. a.

^tf~^U3

reply to an argument.

arguments contained

refute the

in

the

give a

v. a.

To

an adversary's

(m.)

1.

Xac (which

f^r^'Sj

tZFirWl

fZFUt^tTf s

(n.

tTFd + sflTf ) The third division

fZpilW^a. (-3^
in business.

abounding

from R.

tion.

undertaking.

attaining an end.

^)

4.

An

1.

Aloe-

Remedying, physical treatment or

8.

Obsequies, funeral

6.

rites.

(m.

number of

9.

(In grammar)

ft^TU ^^TH)
in the

The

ftHllC^T.
R. fX^L)

s-

f^l + CTlt 7

(m.

B.A.S.

i.

B.A.S.

Trans.

action.

teract, to defeat

Active devo-

577.

i.

572.

To coun-

concluding; ac-

an intention.

(^Tffs?, !ffflj^) To

ix.

barter, to sell.

With

purchase

1% To

2ft^

with

Root,

i.

With 3F[,
it

is

3Tl

To buy,

prefixed,

to

sell.

(iffaf^) To
,

buy, to

play,

^ffa and

to

sport.

prefixed

generally used in the proper

form; with

common form, To

an inarticu-

in the

utter

late sound, to creak.

body of works or ceremonies.

If'l'O s.

(m. from R. ZJ5!/^) Amusement, play,

sport, pastime.

of the five kinds of witnesses

he whose testimony
Wilson.

The great
Hindu laws;

(-f^>. fWi + Off^T from

One

(l n

That by which the

v. a.

actions of any kind.

tion of a large

(Lit.

!)

defined).

is

practice.

an agent.

body of ceremonies enjoined

fi^ + f^Pft

Study, disquisition.

tZPTl +<3) The doer of

any action or business

s.

religion, meri-

The energy of

Zfi Root,

(-^ m.

(n.

for

A verb.

f^uta^VPi

Doing or acting much,

2.

s.

Trans.

an ac-

religious act, worship.

7.

s.

En-

Being-

The means

3.

Penance, atonement.

1.

plaintiff.

f^ftP^

tion.

act,

5.

foU'kkS

fWi + 3"Vj

works ordained by

in

from R. 3= + 3ri)

An

2.

mfn.

grammar) An adverb.

(mfn. pres. part. p. of R.

(/.

+ <lo<P) A verbal noun.

torious.

done, being performed.

s.

iTFTl

{n.

verb, or action,

f3^l1

Wilson.

plaintiff.

R.

<0ta) Cochineal.

wood (Aquilaria Agallochum).

a.

(In grammar)

of a suit at law, the proof or rejoinder of the

gaged

plant (Serratula

f^Tr1+^)

(n.

s.

verb.

from

ft^ + ^i

(w.

insects).

practising ritual

+ p.
s.

maggot.

Destroying insects). Also

(Lit.

f^ft^jl

fiff^I

insect, a

many

consists of

anthelmintica).
written

worm, an

fZFpr + ff) A

(m.

5.

or be-

observances.

fjilklcx? s.

reply.

2.

(m>.f!Fn1+3lf^3) Of

a.

longing to actions or conduct

Jpl^T^. (from Engl. Cross-examination? ) Such

jections

&Htft"3

is

hurtful

to the cause.

(n.

playing with.

from R. IJ'I^)
Wilhins'

MS.

A toy,

a thing for

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from R. U*t^L.) Amusement, play,

(/.

sport.

Wantonness, sensual

2.

Lasciviousness,

2.

sexual intercourse.

!^t3t<^

(w.

2.

^t\i1

^) A pleasure-garden,

3tf\5tf3

!Ft3l+^)

mfn.

v. a.

To

2.

ift^) To

(from R.

Play-

play, to sport.

pleasure-

ZF^T

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^^L^-vl) Bought,

purchased,

(m.)

s.

An

adopted son,

purchased from his natural parents.

who

Manu

is

with

33^+3)

R.

To be

To

distressed.

call, to

exclaim.

with

To

prefixed,

To

To

exclaim, to call

1.

weeping, a sob-

Noise, clamour.

2.

a. (mfti.^

Cruel, harsh, unfeeling.

1.

Mischievous, destructive.

3.

Hot, sharp.

4.

^1

(w.) or
a.

2.

To exclaim.

(n.

s.

rible.

garden.

exclaim

with

bing.

A
En*

To be connected

With 3Ti

to weep.

cry,

call, to

to

fond of sport or amusement.

ful,

ZPLroot, i.(dHfo)

1.

censure, to abuse, to revile

a park.

ifloWT

(IF^JIrfe)

ix.

with, to cling or adhere to.

gratification.

Sport,

pastime, enjoyment.

play,

ZP^Root,

5.

2.

Formidable,

Hard,

ter-

solid.

Cruelty, severity, harshness,

(jf.)

unfeelingness.

IR^I

(from

s.

*Kj

Hardheartedness, cruelty,

ix.

severity, harshness.

Also called 3fts3^

180.

CZpf^i

3^

Root,

(3^f\?) % To

i.

a.

To move crookedly.
To be crooked. 4. To curve or make crooked.
To become small, to shrink. 6. To make

towards, to arrive
3.
5.

(m. from R. tft) Buying, purchase.

s.

go, to approach

See

small, to lessen.

3P<J^

at.

Purchaseable, for

(-3"

s.

(m. from R. ^5*tl)

*.

(m. from R.

A name

C3FT

curlew.

a.

from R.

a-

W^t)

1.

female curlew.

CZF^^Ri

sink.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

ZFH^+s?) En-

raged, vexed, provoked into a passion, angry.

Root,

iv.

(3F^J1%) To be

flushed with anger.

fixed,

s.

TF<t1

s.

To be

angry.

r.

*Ry

(/.

(/.

(w.) Purchaseableness,

Pur-

31

saleable-

With

The name of a plant (Dalbergia Crowey).

Hort. Ben.

lute.

(IF^fe) To

vi.

+ ^T)

ness.

kind of vina or

IR^Root,

purchaser, a

chaseable, for sale, marketable, saleable.

(/.) or

2.

R. 3^. + ^)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. 3F1

of the moun-

tain krauncha.
(f.

sale.

buyer.

^<^.

s.

s.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

2.

nf<

angry, to be
or

pre-

An

p. 98.
s.

epithet of

CZF^3

5.

(n.

m Cpi*
.

Kartikeya.

from R.

See

) 1.

The haunch,

flank, the hollow above the hip.

the breast, the lap.

(Bene/.)

2.

the

The bosom,

^^C^

v. a.

To embrace.

Anger, wrath, passion.

from R. ZF<1) Anger, passion.

ZF*

C&ft, +TTkl)

for

ing omitted in

letter,

its

marginal writ-

proper place, a postscript to

a supplement, a codicil to a

will.

830

829

Cffal

s.

(/.

The bosom, the

2.

flank.

Ip3

from R.

The haunch, the

1.

See

breast.

commonly

a plant,

nites cordifolia, Rox.^)

(m. from R.

Cfto

!pt) An ger,

CZF^+^T

a.

wrath, passion.

from R.

CFHft

Arising from anger, wrath, or passion.

dfEfa

1.

(Lit.

Overcome with anger

or

2.

v. a.

(^from

CT^)

To provoke,

The plant commonly

czmt

called Chakuliya

0^*1^3

a.

(mfn.

furious, wrathful.
a.

(m.)

CZFPffa^l

See

2.

belonging to the Himalaya range.

C^H + ^ft"^)

Angry,

(mfn. pret. part. p. of

CZpt^

C^feWW
the

(-P&^mfn. CTFtH+^^)

Angry,

passionate, enraged, furious.

CZFt^+fV)

(m.

s.

Ten

< ) The

2. (corrupt, of

millions, a

fishing-eagle

Also

haliseetus).

s.

(corrupt, of ^T^")

Yates' Gr. p. 426.

CZJ^TtW

s.

(m.

CTfl^ +

^W) An

Kartikeya.
s.

artificial

(n.

ZR" + "5T)

Cruelty.

Ameasure of distance, aleague, a kos,

equal to four (eight?) thousand cubits or nearly

a mile and one-eighth.

CZfrfaJfi
kos,

s.

(n.

Cft*! +TJfl

and a quarter.
the

p.

See Colebr. Alg.

)

modern

two miles

This seems to correspond to

kos,

CZFt^^tfe^

3^ Root,

I.

^ ^ Root,

i.

nasal,
2.

To confound.

shed

m. irregular, see Wilkins' Gr.

Root,

crier.)

from

(/

SeeC^tt^

'

to

CTPf

>

be

the

first).

kill or hurt.

3.

(3^f3)

To

4.

call.

To

tears.

^% Root,

(Lit.

(iptf^) To

is

(^KC^3, or with the insertion of a

^*HC\j) 1. To be confused, to grieve.

but the standard varies. Wilson.

58.) Ajackall.

+tf5^1).

p. 2.

measure of two

four thousand yards or about

An

term to denote the verbal roots of the

ninth class. (Lit. Those of which

1 s. (jw.)

epithet

written

fishing-eagle or

See (ZFfa

As. Res. x. 433.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

of

The name of

(In grammar)

The

osprey (Falco haliaeetus).

tdj*r

of the

geographical system of the Hindus.

473.

(corrupt, of C<P V f*& ) 1.

One

seven divisions of the earth according to the

C!Fl>

ClfH

The name

Filled with passion).

(Lit.

osprey (Falco

3.

of a demon.

krore.

ro-

The name of a mountain

anger or passion.

or

small species of heron or curlew

(Ardea jaculator).

causal form of R. ZF<ij Provoked, excited to

s.

or

(He-

The name of a plant (Dalbergia

s.

to

enrage, to excite a person's wrath.

C!Ft"3"

The black

busta).

passion).

CZFfttt a.

Ramvdsak.

See Wilkins' Gr.

female jackall.

mionites cor difolia).

enraged, vexed.

according to some,

called

Angry,

(mfn.

a.

(Hemio-

white Bhuinkaonra (Convolvulus paniculatus).

3.

angry, wrathful.

or,

commonly

(Jemin. of

s.

p. 58.)

R.3^+3FT) Passionate,

(mfn. from

a.

another plant,

The name of

called Chakuliya

x.
i.

afraid.

3^ Root,

iv.

(ffWTfif) To
(fpft\3) To

speak.

fear,

to apprehend,

Usually with f<T prefixed.

(.^fUw.lS) To be fatigued

weary or exhausted.

to be

831

832
Fatigue, weariness, exhaus-

(m. R.

s.

tion.

fft^RooT,

(^t^Is?)

i.

To be

be modest or unassuming.
Fatigue, weariness,

exhaustion.

part. p. R.

pr<tf.

<^+^3) Wearied,

tent

(mfn. from R.

^pi + f3)

R.

(/.

(mfn.

a.

Weariness, fatigue.

<H Ri +<P<

fatiguing.

f^tfe, f^
weep.

(With the

i.

55

^)

To

insertion of a nasal,

bewail, to lament, to

(ff^^f^) To

iv.

be wet, to become

wet or damp.
R.

(mfn.

IV.

"ff^ +

S^

for

(tf*fc3)

1.

distressed, to suffer distress.

or cause distress,

oppose.

2.

To

a.

Wearied,

from R. f|p[J

(n.

s.

3lfe)

Blear-

afflict,

To be vexed
2.

To

or

vex, to in-

(f|^1fe)

ix.

G<p4 Root,

To

1.

(C<flT3)

i.

To impede

Cfp)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 422.)

2.

1.

1^*1+ ^3)

fffl + ^S

See

Distressed, afflicted,

Inconsistent,

\S\

(Beng.) Lean,

tion, distress, fatigue.

3.

To make wet

or

To speak articulately.
3. To kill, to strike.
1.

Distress,

Anguish, pain from disease.

Care, trouble, molestation, worldly labour.

4.

Anger, wrath.
a.

(mfn. C<f*l+<?) Troublesome, painful,

afflicting.

contradictory.

3.

(~^\

(/.) or

C^Hfl. (_^

CfP*l+^)

mfn.

1.

Dis-

2. Distressed, afflicted.

(n.) Afflic-

(Beng.) Leanness.

(mfn.

(^\

mfn.

Causing pain and sorrow.

(^Ptv5

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. from

causal form of R.
a.

Wetne ss, damp-

3.

tressing, afflicting.

flp^fi^

1.

f^+^T)

from R.

(.

s.

1.

or obstruct.

pain, affliction.

afflicted, distressed.

2.

the neuter

to distress.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

wearied.

Of

Filth in a liquid state.

2.

(from R. fff^

v. a.

a.

f||p& a.

the being a eunuch

The neuter gender.

(ra.)

s.

ness, moisture.

C^ffi
fffPfa

of
^3"

moist, to wetten.

eyed.

flict

CfpT

2.

ff^Roox,

(mfn. fffc + f^fff)

a.

gender,

f|^i+T) Wet-

tened, moistened.
a.

A word

1.

Matter, pus, feces.

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

ffftfN

(mn.)

s.

or hermaphrodite.

<ft<f^T

f<^W^ Root,

Weak, impo-

1.

A natural eunuch.

2.

(n.) Neutrality, stupidity

Wearisome,

or

2. Slothful, indolent.

neuter gender,

the neuter sender.

s.

To be bold

2.

<?t^)

destitute of virility.

Of the

3.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 421.

fatigued, exhausted.

timorous, to

presuming.
<j^t<T a.

ffK? a.

<|tf3"

1.

Causing

f^^+^3)

Vexed,

the
dis-

tressed, brought into trouble.

pain, annoyance, or distress.

C<Jff*fc3

f|ff%

s.

(f.

R. 1|?*i + f3)

Affliction, distress,

calamity.

<^\i<i?

s.

(n.) Liquorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra).

(/.)

Indica).

The indigo-plant

(from R.

fff^) To

distress, to af-

to vex.

flict,

CN.i

v. a.

s.

(w.

from<t=l<+XT)

Debility, impotency,

weakness, despondency.
s.

(Indigofera

( 37^ w .) The
nomin.

6*1

bladder.

Also written

834

833

Saws, (from prow.

a<f.

place or degree

Where ?

in

(f + ft>V)

ad. -Saws,

where.

^fb^

Here and

<Ffl>^

sembling hhya.

^^Root,

Somewhere, any

Seldom,

(^Beng.^

2.

scarcely ever.

there,

in

(^*tf3) To

i.

(m. from R.

The sound

jl^T

s.

give.

1.

To

(With

go.

2.

the insertion of a nasal, fcjpii^;)

To

2.

To

give.

or x.

i.

live in distress, to

be

(OTTO,
in

pain or

To

kill, to

n51

R.

(.

or tone of

5^1 Root,

sound.

f1)

2.

The sound of any

(?.)

5^!

Twanged, made

to

1.

measure of time equal

ployment,

2.

to thirty

moment.

3.

Vacation from work, want of em-

4.

festival.

small earthen

leisure.

moon.

full

(mfn. pret. part. p.

(m.)

s.

halas or four minutes.

pot or boiler.
a.

^U3)

(^Cltfe,

in general.

any musical instrument.

1.

viii.

injure.

Sound

1.

^l+^FT)

musical instrument.

^f*fa

(4#3lt\3) To go or approach.

i.

want.

3^ Root,
2.

To

various

places.

s.

ksha in Sanskrit;

like

corrupted into a sound re-

it is

TT^T

^C>*1 Hither and thither, anywhere.

ffi>^

nounced accordingly
but in Bengali

Sans. (^fr-'Sftl Somewhere.

ad.

what

6.

5.

The time of the new

The middle, the

R. 5!L+^t3)

An

sound by contact.

or

centre.
instant, a

mo-

ment.

The sound of a musical

5*t5L*- (from R.
instrument when touched
a ringing sound.

Peevish.

Mohun P.

^tjfW

a.

(from R.

<p1j

S^fa

ing sound, sounding well.

<pi^RooT,

(^flv?) To

r.

a.

s.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

(m. from R.

c
l v)

(m. from R.
lution prepared

^1+^5)

R.

The sound of a musical

^^L)

1-

A decoction,

any

by a continued and gentle

so-

Arnomum

<ftpj a d. Sans,

5$<pl<

s.

{m

i.

(m.

s.

or

^Va\ + 1>~^

demon.

(Lit.

(Cf^ft) To

3?

Wandering about

night).

STfa

s.

R. 5$!+

(n.

momentary

from R.

Killing, slaughter.
(Lit.

flash of light).

<i"

o:

^)

Perishing every moment,

The name of a

(wi.)

who deny

phers

anthorrhiza.

(f + 3jft)

from R.

heat.

collyrium extracted from

Night.

53P1+R. Kl) Night.

(/.

Rdkshasa

by

Lightning.

Pain, sorrow, distress.

Cf^RooT,

s.

See

instrument.

2.

(corrupt, of Sf'tTfi

S^TTO^"

Boiled, decocted, stewed, digested.

^"Pl

s.

decoct, to boil, to pre-

pare by heat, to digest.

^t^ts?

p. 117.

Giving out a ring-

s.

sect of atheistic philoso-

the continued identity of any

part of nature, and maintain that the universe

Somewhere.
shake or move.

+ ^t^" ) The compound letter 5$

a consonant compounded of ^and

*$<i

and pro-

perishes

and undergoes a new creation every

instant.

Carey.

^rft 5^

ad. Sans, (ablat. of

mediately.

5^1

Instantly, im-

835

5^Tl

^Rlin
called 5$!

minutes

a measure of time equal to two

(femin. of

s.

(f.)

5$ft^

5cpi+^)

(mfn.

a.

Momentary, tran-

sient, perishable, fleeting.

S^tHl

female belons-

^fetft s.

female Kshatriya.

^Rni + lf )

(f.

The

Ksha-

wife of a

triya.

(from 5$t1"t) Diseased with sores and

a.

S^f&XT)

ing to the second or military caste of the Hindus.

a very small space of time.

836

5f^t

(-f^P^m.

s.

WI + ^SL) A Kshatriya.

indentations in the feet.

an

One moment,

(corrupt, of

s.

Root,

(fr

s.

om

^Plj A

R.

Hindus who go without

^^L+^S)

(mfn. pret. part p. R.

td?\j a.

wounded, scarred,

rent, hurt,

s.

(n.)

Broken,

wound,

53\E

+ 3l

(n.

s.

from R.

Matter, pus.

a.

(mfn.} Red, inflamed.

(Lit.

1.

Blood.

Produced by a wound).

2.

Wilkins'

MS.

S^^Ts?

or scars, full of cuts

religious

and wounds.

[mfn. 53*3 + ^\?) Violating a

a.

1.

(^Frfa)

vow

SPfl

aH l<P<
53?<

or

2.

(-^

s.

charioteer.

s.

2.

man by

Vaisya

(mi)

bloody

m. R. ^Sjfj^:)

An
a

military class

1.

offspring of a

flux.

porter, a

Kshatriya or

belonging to the second or

among

the Hindus.

Also written

s.

(mfn.

a certain Kshatriya.

^friTT

s.

(m. from

or military caste.

+ <^) A mere Kshatriya,

(A term of

A man

abuse).

of the second

folly.

The moon.

(Lit.

Sneezing.

1.

2.

Cough,

species of mustard (Sinapis di-

R. ^+^5I5J )

Wl .

i.

3.

(mfn.)

(3f*lJ

Patient.

1.

bear, to endure, to

To

from R.

(n.

bear, to endure.

Propriety, fitness,

Able, capable.

2.

^31

nevolent, friendly.

Cough, catarrh.

1.

consumption.

(53FH3) To

(/.) or

3.

a.

Be-

(.) Abi-

lity, capability.

a.

(m/rc.^^l + ^rH^)

of ability or capability
s.

(/.

from R.

tience, forgiveness.

S!I<^

(Beng.) Passion,

2.

iv.

^Kjtt^

Sudra woman.

A man

suffer,

s.

To bear pa-

To compassionate.

2.

^tl + 3^")

3.

Sneezing.

evil, hurt.

l.

night.)

3?^ Root,

Injury, loss, detriment,

send, to throw, to

chotoma).
s.

state of legal

Patient, re-

insertion of a nasal),

or x. (3$s*jTTf3)

(m.

s.

catarrh.

impurity on account of a wound.

s.

(With the

(m. from R. 5)

s.

engagement.

5U3tPR

(SPWfSTj To

(/.) 1. Night.

s.

Making

Covered with

wounds

x.

cast, to direct.

tiently, to endure.

a sore, a hurt, a scar.

5^1+^)

mfn. R.

signed.

5^1 Root,

Carey.

shoes.

(-^

a.

disease which fre-

quently attacks the soles of the feet of those

3?^r

protect, to shelter.

root.)

instant.

5$rh

5^Sl

To

(53F&tf\J )

i.

(A Sautra

5pl1Ht

a.

(mfn.

5^)
2.

1.

The

Possessed

able.

fit,

Forbearance, pa-

earth.

5^1 + 3TH^)

3.

Night.

Forbearing,

forgiving, patient.

5^3TW^a.

(-^ mfn. 5^1

forbearing, compassionate.

Patient,

fan

837

(-\

IfcftUdJ a.

mfn. R.

Patient, en-

(-T^\mfn.

Patient, for-

bearing, enduring.

2.

1.

Decay,

6.

loss, waste.

Consumption, phthisis pulmonalis.

struction of the universe.

disease.

gradual wearing away.

A minus,

matics)

Alg.

4.

3.

de-

cough

5^1^

(m.

S^ + ^t^T)

Colebr.

from R.

^)

S^T)

(mfn. from

ceased from

sisted,

Wfe
+ ^)

Arising from decay or

Martial, warlike.

forgiven.

(mfn.fut. part. p. R. "fe + ^pft^)

\3l

R.

(f.

2.

3)

De-

Forbearing,

Endurance,

1.

(/.) or

5^t1 )

s.

(corrupt, of

s.

(m. from R.

potash

alkali,

commonly

Perishable, liable to decay.

tE>U<P

Glass.

(w.)

2.

Salt;

factitious

salt

called Bit-Lohen.

(m.)

s.

Patience, forbearance.
1.

soda.

for-

2. Desistance.

1.

bud, a germ.

2.

net.

3"
Saline

(w.) Perishableness.

^TUtT

To

2.

purify, to cleanse.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. td?^-f

a.

Causing

consumption.
a.

shake.

bearance, patience, forgiveness.

loss.

J?U^3l a. (mfn. t>$U

^rftll

5^3"

consumptive

Also written

(mfn.

a.

To

1.

To

x.

a.

(In mathe-

7.

a negative quantity.

consumption.

decay or

(^prf\?)

i.

enduring, patient.

s.

move.

sin.

p. 131.

^n^T

Spn^ Root,

The cure of a

Atonement, or expiation of

5.

(from R. 53?^) To ooze, to leak,

v. n.

to flow, to trickle out.

(m. from R. "fe?)

s.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. $3?^) Leaked,

a.

oozed out.

during, forbearing.
Sjfcft a.

838

soil,

earth impregnated with salt or alkali.

(m.

s.

month.

2.

^RX + ^Tt^T)
month

An

1.

intercalary

which the sun enters

in

a.

2. Guilty.

^TIRT^

s.

(m.

^TT+CTi^l

An

+ ^3)

(mfn.

1.

Strained through

alkaline ashes, distilled from alkaline matter.

Tarachand Ch.

two signs of the zodiac.

t$tfl<3

3.

Falsely accused, calumniated.

atrophy; a
v.

consumption.

The

noun

act of wash-

ing.

S^ITi a. (from

Decaying, perishable, liable

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of R.

a.

to destruction.

Purified, cleansed,
a.

v a. (from R.

Destroyed, caused to perish.

5IP

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. ft) Perishable,

^R^Root,
To
s.

i.

(5$Tf3)

1.

To

drop, to let

R.

S^+^FT)
(caus. of

2.

vi.

To

To wane,

rule,

to decrease

to reign over.

hurt, to injure, to

(f^TTf^)

].

To

to cleanse.

dwell.

wound,
2.

To

v.

to

go,

to approach.

The

flowing, leaking,

fe^RooT,

oozing, or trickling out of a liquid.

v. a.

To
kill.

td?^ ) To wash,

i.

fall.

distil.

(n.

Root,

to disappear.

liable to destruction.

2.

washed, rinsed.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of R.

iP<W)

To cause

vni. (JfelllcfS'j

to injure, to kill.
to

flow, leak, or ooze out, to distil.

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

Wtp2)

To

hurt,

;;

839

5#!

f5Pt
Moistened, wetted

cited, agitated. 2.

with f^T To cast asunder, to disperse

loosened.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 419.

To

(m. from R. f53?)

Only used

comp.

in

ruler of the earth,

ruler, a sovereign.

(m.)

e. g.

from

f^tl

s.

The

1.

oar.

cast, a throw.

See53pf1.

(mfn. R.

a.

t^Jj

from R.

(/.

Night.

"fe\+^)

Obstructive, throw-

ing obstacles in one's way, thwarting.

earth.

Loss, deficiency, de-

An

3.

abode, a dwel-

fe*L+3)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.
1

2.

Wilkins' Gr. 693.

spent, lost, decayed.

struction.

An

2.

part. p. R. fSF + ^3) Wasted,

with

contract, to compress, to abridge.

fe^
a. (m/re. pret.

840

Thrown, cast

l.

2.

Mad,

dis-

(f^+3"^)

Like

one

(In algebra)

The

sent, dismissed.

tracted.

ling-place, a house.

feifa^
foRkSl

(m. "fe?f\? + 3l)

s.

The son of the

(Lit.

The planet Mars.

frantic.

earth).
s.

A mountain.

(Lit.

Supporting the earth).

f^fsH'fes.
reign.

king, a sove-

Lord of the earth).

(Lit.

fi$Rj?5;

Root,

from R.

(tt^KCsj) or

i.

Also

lease, to treat with kindness.

To

grieve, to
a.

moan,

vi.

cast, to direct or send.

prefixed,

To

throw away,

with *T
2.

To

+ 3l1

1.

to revile.

To remove,

gather, to heap

to raise

1^1^)

with f*T

up

with

To put down,

With

with

down; with

to cast

despise, to blame,

*-^n

with

f"1

^To
To

f5^RooT,

2.

iv.

^$4.4

To

1.

To

"AJ.I

To

a.

feffe^l
quick,

Swift,

Quickly, speedily.

(w.) Swiftness, speed, quick-

(^t^f^?)
2.

1.

To be

To

vomit, to eject

intoxicated.

(mfn. irreg. pret. part. p. R.

fS^XTi

s.

fe^)I

XI-

Wilkins' Gr. p. 421.

toxicated.

from R. f^F) Diminution,

(/.

deficiency,,

loss, destruction.

3Sft

Root,

i.

Root,
sounds

to

(^f{S
i.

5^TTU3) To hurt or

(ic^[s5lf^l)

moan,

To

injure.

utter inarticulate

to groan.

attract
a.

to send away.

To

lift

up,

wasted,

down

with ?1 To throw away

Decayed,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

emaciated,

slender, lean.

to cast

lay down, to cast to the ground

scatter

Also

( ^)

ad. Sans.

(/.) or

multiplicator, to render

f^L+^")

R.

(mfn.

a.

or

with

by the

yielding an exact square-root.

from the mouth.

(f&PffS) To

throw or

abuse, to revile

of

i.

grieving, moaning.

(f33pfrf3) or

f^L+f^)

ness.

(mfn. pres. part. p. of R.

iv.

ffel

to utter inarticulate sounds.

Consuming away, declining

fe^RooT,

Wj) A

(f^lf^)To re-

iv.

capable

it

speedy,

Rising from the earth).

(Lit.

tree.

(m.

s.

a sove-

Protector of the earth).

(Lit.

R.

Colebr. Alg. p. 363.

A king,
reign.

(/.

quantity to be added to the square of the least

root multiplied

f^fe + ^tK?)

(m.

Sans.

ad.

exhausted

thin,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 415.

feeble,
s5"l

(n.) Decay, exhaustion, fatigue

(/.)

thin-

ness, feebleness, slenderness, emaciation, leanness.

842

841

+ *$&) Of slender waist.

S^ffrfct) a. (mfn.

5^fT*teft3" a

(jnfn.

Emaciated,

^t\

^tft^il

lean, exhausted.

^tTT^T

^l+3I*n)

(mfn.

a.

from

(/.

plant containing a

milky juice (Asclepias rosea, Rox.)

s.

sops Kauki)

Emaciated, lean.

S^ + ^l)

(/.

also its fruit.

tree

(Mimu-

2.

potherb,

1.

Bhuinkaonra (Convolvulus paniculatus).

^t^RooT,
mouth, to

To

(S$l<lfvd)

i.

from the

eject

fromS^fc + ^ft)

(/

spit.

musops Kauki)
Sjft^"

s.

(n.)

Water.

1.

also

its fruit.

tree

(Mi-

Hort. Ben.

p. 25.

Milk, thickened milk;

2.

The seeds

the milky juice of certain plants.

(from 5$t^T) The

s.

species of spurge or leafy

larly

Euphorbia

Chamsesyce.

hirta,

name

of cucumbers used as a medicinal drug.

of most of the

Euphorbia

(-f^T^TW. ^t^" + ^\) A

particu-

E. thymifolia, and E.

musops Kauki)

Carey.

*U<*>ll^*fl.

A me-

(J.

of the Hindus).

Also written

lily.

ScP

**1<K.*.

white silk-cloth.

kind of

The sea of milk

(in the

^FtRW)

of

(corrupt,

2.

1.

mythological cosmography of the Hindus).

Root,

2.

a.

See

sort of

s.

s.

(f.

S^ + f^fo)

(corrupt, of
s.

or

s.

(f.

Sdft^

+ f^'W) The white

Bhuinkaonra (Convolvulus panicu-

latus).

s.

(m.

little,

diminu-

for

and thin cloth

catching small

fish.

(from R. Sfj^L)

mark,

a blemish, a

5^ + ^15) The

ocean of

The

s.

cutting a soft thing with a sharp

t<3^^ad.

Quickly moving with short

a. (corrupt,

of

^H)

Small,

5fl a. {mfn. pret. part. p. R. S^f^+'T) 1.

Pounded, pulverized, bruised, hurt.
2. BJpmished, branded with a mark of infamy
serable. 3. Disappointed, chagrined.

Hindus).

in sacred science, yet

s.

s.

(from

(from

ff^S

Frumenty, rice-milk.
1.

cucumber.

2.

An

s.

(/.

Lakshmi.

daughter of the ocean of milk.)

mi-

^ + H^)

it.

Dis-

tressed in mind, penitent, regretting, contrite,

s^+^ft+^nrl)

epithet of the goddess

Versed

incompetent to teach

(-^Xmfn.

a.

4.

grieved, afflicted.

kind of frumenty or rice-milk.

^teMTFrcn

steps.

trifling, little.

milk (in the mythological cosmography of the

S$l*t

Carey.

instrument.

^3^1

The p ale
s^t^ST*
(/ from
Bhuinkaonra (Convolvulus paniculatus).
s

Small,

sort of very coarse

bruise.

^{^

black

t*^)

Inspissated

milk.

^^f^fRT.

make a

sweetmeat.

S$lf<^fo

silk-cloth.
to

To sneeze

ii.

used to make nets

(5gft^ + Yfl. for^f^T)

s.

(Beng.) White

sneezing sound.

tive,

S^^jfft

of

milk (according to the mythological cosmography

dicinal drug, apparently the root of a species

of

(Mi-

The ocean

1.
s.

tree

also its fruit.

(Lit.

The

(/.

R.

sneezing.

2.

s.

see

5pi

^+^)
A

1.

Sneezing; the act of

mark, a blemish.

3.

Hunger:

843
\S

844

s.

fm.T&.'W+^S}

Also written

sneezin\

shortness

of

breathing.

from

3Tfe + R.

Black mustard.

What

(Lit.

5Ef]

crippled, wanting a
girl.

causes a sneezing.)
v. a.

3.

See

To

(from

sneeze.

harlot.

^P +^^[t3) The small

To pound,

Root, vm. (5jftfi

Root,

feel appetite or

(from R.

*F"V[3 1

The broken fragments

of rice or other things occasioned by pounding.

2.

Hunger.

(f.)

See

(from R.

v. a.

Ifd

23^.

5ptJ To dig the

earth, to

(corrupt,

a.

of

5JH)

Small,

trifling.

^ftlTt^I

s.

(SffWl + ^t*!) A

small tree

(Antidesma paniculata).

spe-

A small
A
5ffrom

(m.

trifling.

>3*1

C^TfH

1.

Small,

Avaricious, niggardly.

2.

The

{mfn.

a.

a.

Hunger, appetite.

^1 + ^jt^T)

Distressed

hungry.

(mfn.

Afflicted

S^Hfe5PPT s. (m. ^Hl + ^fel^ from

3lf% + R. \5T*Q Black mustard. (Lit. What
excites appetite.)
See ^3tf^^FPT
+

(mfn.

Pained with hun-

ger, famished, hungry.

53t1^a.(i/w. R.5f^+ ^TT^) Hungry, famished.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^fj^f- ^NJ)

a.

The

sen-

little,

3.

mean,
Cruel.

^ (ft.) Smallness, insignificance,

meanness.

^%a.

Quick.

-<\|<Sr1

s.

(/.5jH+^r&+t^i) a

tb-

kling ornament, a girdle of small bells.

5TEF35"ft"s. (n.

3J>^ +

5JWf%*.

^H + ^f^)

(/

cessation

ad. Hastily, quickly,

suddenly.
53^1

s.

(wz.)

A small tree,

a bush, a shrub.

ytSPL

s^trft^

\5sft")

serliness, avarice. (Lit.

a.

R.^^-^)

of hunger, the appeasing of the appetite.

R. fc1^-<T)

(/.) or

things.)

Hunger, appetite.

Hungry, famished.

sation of hunger.
2cF5f a. (mfn.

5<ttPf3

species of

mustard (Sinapis ramosa).

s.

33T3"^"

Sj^tf .

potherb (Amaranthus polygamus).

yellow species of ant which bites very severely.

2j>t^tH

R 'SL)

(/.

to

with hunger, hungry.

See 3gK5Tl

cies of

s.

if'

fish.

hunger.

with hunger or appetite

carve, to engrave.

5gfWl

3J*C*'

fryof

To be hungry,

iv.

to bruise, to reduce to power.

s.

A woman maimed or
limb, &c.
2. A dancing

(femin. of SJSg)

s.

Contempt.
Penuriousness, mi-

A looking to the smallest

(mfn.} Penurious, miserly.

Quick,

ad. Suddenly, hastily, quickly.

%$$fl
S^f5

s.

pi geon-hole.

A tuft,

a clump, a small patch sown with

any kind of seed.

30

pre*, .par*, p. R.

t*^+\J) Agitated,

excited, distressed, pained, alarmed.

(Beng.~)

846

845

Disappointed, discouraged.

3"

(/.) or

\3pl

(n.) Agitation, alarm, distress.

Root,

(C^t^fe)

i.

agitated.

To

2.

(t^fo)

iv.

and

ix.

To be confused

1.

or

s.

to disturb.

body.

(SpjtRj) To

prefixed to

without any ap-

it,

parent change of the meaning).

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Agitated, stirred.

1.

sari

s.

2.

Root,

make

to

&<

(SM NJ)

vi.

1.

To

cut. 2.

S4J

(Tribulus lanuginosus).

To

scratch,

1.

razor.

2.

The hoof of a

4.

Another plant

3.

horse,

cow, &c.
1.

called Tila.

The name of a

2.

A black

plant,

commonly
3. Dice.

singing-bird.

MS.

a.

(mfn.

like a

up

Razor-edged, as

s.

2.

SR + ^fl?)

An

paddle with a short handle, used to grub

Kala

5J^" +

3/T)

1.

Sf^ a.
(5$

s.

(In geometry) Plain

a triangle, &c.

figure,

C^T + ^fa)

Geometrical.

Colebr. Alg. p. 271.

..

c^n^+^ft)

(/.

Geometrical demonstration. Colebr. Alg. p. 59.

C5!TS

s.

(m.

C^T + 3) A

son, the offspring

of the wife by a kinsman, or person duly ap-

Manu

167.

ix.

C^^B

s.

Low, mean,

(mfn.^3 + ^)
3.

Quick.

(m.

(^T + \3i)

The

soul (Lit.

Know-

in

the corporeal frame).

Clever,

(mfn.)

(C^T + ^fe) A plant which pro-

s.

duces a small white flower (Oldenlandia biflora,

little.

plane figure.

Wilkins'

MS.

C5^n

small; young.

4. Vile,

low.

ffl&X +

W^)

The

area of a

trical

s.

burden which

+ 373^3') Ge ome-

(m.

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

demonstration.
s.

(m.

C^+TtPl)

C^TKjfc a.

Quantity repre-

Colebr. Alg. p. 278.

(mfn. from

+ 3fl + R. 3lH)

Gaining a livelihood by cultivating the

ad. Quickly, swiftly.

1.

Carey.

species).

Colebr. Alg. p. 70.

sented by a figure.

1. Little,

^f^TTl

(n.

! s.

C^t3H$M

Poor, indigent.

(corrupt, of

a.

barber.

(mfn.) Little, small.

Hard.

(mfn.

a.

C^q^tpl

2.

3.

S. p. 362.

C^FF

(-f^\ rnf

a.

holy place.

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

See

^ a. (mfn.)
a3<P

5.

wife.

and perhaps another

razor, a knife.

a.

2.

field.

bounded by a

instrument

grass for cattle.

s.

4.

Loss, detriment.

skilful.

(from R.

s.

The

ing the body, as being the conscious principle

sharp as a razor.

Sp^l

The body.

2.

pointed to raise up issue to the husband.

(m.)

Wilkins'

A
A

1.

c^nrefflft

plant (Barleria longifolia).

s.

(n.)

s.

CS^Ffa

lines or furrows.

(m. from R.

s.

(corrupt, of

C^T

Afield.

1.

wife.

Geometry.

Bengal San.

sort of flax,

3.

Alarmed, frightened.

2.

Linseed (Linum usitatissimum).

1.

(f.)

C^T)

(corrupt, of

surface,

5F3+I^3)

a transit from one place to another.

casting of a fishing-net.

shake, to

(Frequently used with

tremble, to be agitated.

The

2.

to agitate,

stir,

journey

is

transported from one place to another at one

(m.)

G^ftnr
s.

(n.)

soil.

.s\

peasant, a husbandman.

a.

(mfn.

CS^T + ^T) Relating to

field.

Meadow-grass, herbage, pasturage.

847

848

OSfSfi

C^ + t\)

m.

s.

One who

possesses or cultivates land, an agriculturist.

f^F^)
(33pl

fel^)

load which

f^Pt)

Manu

3.

throw of the casting-net.

throw, a cast.

additive quantity.

stroke of an oar
4.

a.

of

Vaisya caste.

the

(mfn.) Happy, prosperous,

fortunate.

1.

man

179.

ii.

the proper

be used by a Brahman when

to

with

See

transported from one place

is

to another at once.

An

Grief, sorrow.

Afflicted, distressed.

(m. from R.

s.

2.

expression

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caws, of R.

a.

(mn.) Happiness, welfare

s.

meeting

(m. from R.

s.

Ctc^M

MSS.

Buchanan 's

species of Falco.

Carey.

(t$U<MT,

s.

accus. case of

(/,

(3$H,

The Brahmani

(In mathematics)

Colebr. Alg. pp. 19. 113.

which

eagle,

is

or

kite

Coromandel

accounted an auspicious bird

by the Hindus (Falco Ponticerianus, Latham).

171. 363.

Carey.

A spurious verse,
CSRt
an adulterated passage introduced erroneously

auspicious, happy,

work.

into the text of a

in

(W\\

f^Pl + ^FT) The

R.

(n.

s.

act of striking

C^tPl

s.

the passing

(/.

from R.

feL)

Also

fishing-net.

away of

The

1.

oar.

2.

f^rf5

(mfn. fut. part. p.

a.

R.

fe^f

f^L)

Proper to be thrown.
casting-net.

CSPfl

a.

(from R.

fSPL)

Excited, vexed, pro-

voked, angry, passionate, distracted,

C^pHfcS

. a.

C^1)

(from

cast.

v. a.

2.

(from R.

To row.

3.

WV)

To provoke

To spend

time.

4.

(n.

>

to

To be

of

fe3 )

More

compar. degree

quick, more speedy.

Gr. p. 450.

CER^Root,

Wilhins' Gr. p. 450.

wi/Vi. irreg.

+ XT)

from

Slenderness, lean-

ttq?Q"
C5$1

s.

s.

from C^^T)

(n.

(from

t^)

The

multitude of

fields.

refuse or trash of sugar-

by

the mill.

(mfn. irreg. superl. degree of f3?^l

Quickest, speediest.

to waste or

to

angry.
a.

(SPlf^t) To wane,

i.

ness, emaciation.

C^t^^T

To send

oar, a ferry-

canes, after the juice has been expressed

foolish.

anger, to put a person into a passion.

C^PtKS

One who rows with an

decline.
s.

(from R.

a.

profession of a ferry-man.

be thrown, or cast away.

Fit to

small basket

man.

t5$ Root,

(Sl^'flU

their ornaments.

time.

An

See

Fortunate,

(Beng.)

s.

which women deposit

s.

or throwing

(-f*l\mfn.

a.

Ad estroyer

s,

of Rahshasas or giants

used to denote a ferocious and cruel person.

C^ftl

s.

C^tfi

s.

C^tl4

kind of spear.

(/.)

The

earth.

(m. from R.

s.

verized substance.

2.

on which any thing

Wilhins

v. a.

is

Also written C5^tfl

t*^)

Powder, a pul-

1.

A mortar,

a slab or stone

ground.

(from

To

carve,

to

engrave.
i.

(C53R"f3) To

spit.

a.

(rnfn.

irreg. superl.

degree of

W})

(W^

849

Very small or minute, very

pounded.

finely

mfn.

Gr.

(from

s.

irreg.

compar. de-

Smaller, more minute.

Wilkins'

Cttl<l

place

made

((5Ptf3,

ii.

parts of a

sharpened.

hipped roof which are designed for the end of

s.

SSrWfvS
s.

the top of the head of a

on

(w, from R.

t*^)

anguish.

distress,

rt+^fft) A

(m.

earth.

king. (Lit. Lord

s.

?5H

(m.

a sovereign.

+^

2.

from R.

mountain.

^)

(Lit.

1.

king,

Supporting

the earth).

Agitation, excitement,

(Beng.~)

s.

The

of the earth.)

Furnishing hair suf-

form a large bunch.

ficient to

s.

tied

woman.

(^FW)

(from

a.

bunch of hair

5^)

from R.

(f.

the house.

CSFT^

R.5^ + 3) Whetted,

W>s3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

The

feeHH

^U3) To whet, to sharpen.

pigeons to build their

for

nests in.

(from

which grows abun-

or beard.

Root,

s.

A tree

(C^t<T + ^) The shaving of the head

s.

p. 520.

C^t^i

tdj>< )

dantly in the Sunderbunds (Sonneratia acida).

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520.

gree of SJjy

850

SRt^ Root,

To shake,

(tfrU*l(.\3)

i.

Disappointment,
s.

discouragement.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

to tremble.

^tlT)

Shaken.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 421.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of

a.

R.

*|^)

W^tal

a.

Root,

Agitated, excited, distressed.

(-f^m/ra. (5$ts + ^T) Agitating,

(SFl^P

a.

R.S^+IT) Capable

(mfn. fut. part, p.

lately,

be

of being excited.

or twinkle,

to close as the eye-lids.

fSp^RooT,

exciting, causing distress or pain.

To wink,

i.

((5p[f3) To sound

i.

iv.

1.

soft or bland.

2.

To

inarticu-

To be unctuous,

liberate, to free.

to

Ac-

cording to some, this root should be written

(fcfclM s.

(n.)

Wove

C^ft

(/.)

The

s.

(.
3.

top of a house.
hall.

3.

s.

Honey.

1.

1.

An

The back

An

airy

room on the

of an edifice.

of a particular form.

(m. from td )

or beard.

Water.

6.

s.

(m. from R. ftj^K^)

2.

Ciy, noise,

2.

Wicked, depraved.

CttffOi s.

a.

(mfn.}

(f from R. ftpEJ

battle-cry.

2.

V.

Venom,

1.

Crooked, bent.

1.

bamboo rod

poison.

war-whoop, a

or stake.

apartment at the top of

fied place in front of a building.

s.

2.

C^F^T) Linen, made of

(wire.)

2.

C^3

MS.

Wilkins'

(mfn. from

a.

Also written

earth.

from

grape.

linen or flax.

silk.

Wove

5.

4.

C^j^y^a. (mfn. from 05^3) Poisonous, venomous.

forti-

building

silk.

The shaving of the head

from R. fttf*^)

(n.

war-whoop, a

battle-cry.

(Sp^RooT,
2.

i.

To move,
3

C5prf3)

to go.

Ii

To shake,

to tremble.

^3

851

852

^fet^s.

The

(.

character expressing

Root,
laugh

*m

Open
the

space, vacuity.

sing numerals,

^tf

pleasure,

cypher, a dot.

auspiciousness.

$$^)

from R.

The

3.

Wind,

6.

sun.

Moving

to

ruda

bird.

planet.

2.

5.

(Lit.

in the air.)

An

grasshopper.

4.

5.

1.

4.

7.

air.

In

epithet of

the sacred bird of Vishnu.

(Lit.

GaThe

lord of birds.)

or organ.

(corrupt,

s.

deity.

stands also for cypher.

member,

limb,

laugh,

See

solid.

2.

system of the Hindus for expres-

artificial

Happiness,

3.

Hard,

a. (mfn.')

8iS s. (rn.
An arrow.

(n.) 1. Air, the atmosphere, the sky.

s.

To

i.

at, to deride.

*U The second consonant of the Hindu alphabet,

having the sound of kh in inkhorn.

*U or any

letter

sound.

its

of

Parched or

fried

tf

r tH

(mM+*t*l)A

s.

bird.

(Lit.

Moving

in

the air.)

grain.
J

parched

^ + ^)

corn.

1.

2.

sweetmeat

(from R.
s.

cypher

Deep, navigable.

(from

^flftint^

^?)

Colebr. Alg. p. 19.

The

(Lit.

+ ^"3") An

epithet of

The

celestial sphere.

The
)

grey variety of the Cobra de Capello (Coluber

nomy

Ga-

king of birds.)

^PtM s,(M:+ Crtl^T

(from N^-r-.C5

s.

(m.

s.

ruda.

pan

for parching corn.

magnitude which has

for its multiplier.

f#$}$f

bad, unprincipled.

inferior,

made of

coarsely powdered parched corn.

a.

Mean,

a.

The coarse powder of

Astro-

the use of the celestial globe.

Naga).

s.

make

^"^Root,

An

oil-cake.

(from

1.

fried or

2.

The wax of the

ear.

variety of rice used to

ix.

2.

To cause

3.

To

Japan-earth.

(Mimosa Catechu).

^<^TO

The

2.

f,

Wilson,

in the

of

Catechu or

1.

which produces

tree

Hort. Ben.

*ll>

s.

+ ttl ) A

To be

past birth.

same

(from R. **JtT^

and

vi.

Wilkins.

senses.

x.

ball of things tied or

fastened together.

p. 41.

( III +

variety of rice, the grains of

it

1.

prosperity, to augment, to unite.

purify.

parched corn.

(corrupt,

(^5lf^)

(m.)

a.

(mfn.

cloud.

which are of the

U+F^")

(h. jsr^-)

Moving

in the air.

s.

mule.

colour of catechu, and of the form of anises.

seeds.

^3^1^

s.

(from

*lW<T +

^) A

small heron

a.

ltFC+^) A

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

of the colour of Japan-earth (Ardea cinnamo-

Mixed,

mea).

(Sometimes used

Carey.

she-mule.

blended,

combined,
in

comp.

inlaid,

e. g.

studded.

3Tpt*U"ft>^

a.

^5

853
from

(to/m.) Inlaid with jewels, jewelled,

A jewel, +

^f^T

i.

(With the

small drum, one of the

attri-

butes of Siva.

*lf&3).

A ball,

(from R.

s.

itf^RooT,
2.

s.

854

U\S'Rj)

1.

To

churn, to agitate.

insertion of a nasal, **J>|f3)

limp, to halt, to walk lame or

The

s.

a bullet.

^*!.

See

tity

of things.

1.

To

ill.

civet- or pole-cat (Viverra Zibetha).

multitude, a heap, a pile, a quan2.

1.

Chalk.

an advice, a

consultation,

scheme.

JVl^

ladle,

a spoon.
s.

^^+3^)

R.

(to.

s.

from R.

(to.

ladle, a spoon,

(/".)

2.

sort of grass

(Andropogon muricatum).

a churning-stick.
s.

toteF
s

*fc5W

s.

A ladle,

r.

s . (to.

(/.

from R.

Root,

U^+ 3lt^) A ladle, a

Coarse grass or straw.

2.

To

x. (*U"ijilf^)

cover, to screen.

^Tgl

spoon.

Revenue, wealth

f the trea-

A fragrant grass (Andropogon mu-

(/.) 1.

s.

ricatum).
(a. <G^:>-)

Chalk.

1.

(/.)

a spoon.

stead

a bier

(Beng.^

2.

couch, a cot, abed-

a hammock.

See

sury.

(from a. aj^-L + T.

L5

*-)

foot of a bedstead

a paymaster.

Lame,

club, or rather the

one of the attributes of

See

Siva.

^vL)

(mfn. from R.

a.

(^l+^tft) A

s.

A treasurer,
crippled,

limping.

coverlet, a

counterpane.
S

*t^F

a (mfn. R.

*j+3J<) Lame,

limping.

^it^t*!

R.

*. (to.

^t^+^FT)

The

wag-tail

^*H
which

(n.)

The

act of going or moving.

Stffl
(from R.

s.

Ul[ ) A
s

small

drum

or tabor

5.

from R.

(/.

couch.

2.

1.

A hammock

bedstead, a

a cot.

struck by the thumb.

is

(from.

s.

1.

^)A

(p.

dagger.

t^fft

(to.

s.

butes of Siva

R.

drum struck with the thumb.

^^
+

wag-tail (Motacilla alba).

tabor,

See

a small

^Kp*H

from R.

?)

(f.

from *fcg)

krit prosody.

of the

Colebr. Alg. p. 124.

Wilkins'

hip-bone.

One

attri-

a bedstead or a club in form of

the foot of one.

2.

The

MS.

(mfn.

a.

The

abandoned, low,

Lecherous,

vile.

Also

Root,
s.

civet- or pole-cat (Viverra

Also written

Zibetha).
tacilla alba),

The

(m.)

s.

(Mo-

A kind

i.

and

x.

(^t3ITf3, and

of metre in Sans-

As. Res. x. 419. 466.

insertion of a nasal, ^U^jfs?,

with the

^^f^) To di-

vide, to tear, to break off a part or piece.

^\Root,

i.

(St^jsFj To wish,

to seek, to ens.

deavour, to inquire.
s.

1.

Coarse long grass of several species

used to thatch houses.

2.

Phlegm.

(from R. ^vjL) Coarse grass dried, straw.

%5^[ A back-door, a private door.

^^rkl Dried grass, straw. Sabda S.
s.

s.

p. 198.

855

856

by evapora-

sort of salt prepared

^O-^ll

tion.

Made

of coarse grass.

Also written

sandal, a clog.

ife3Ttli

^vi^iUl a. (from ^v5H + h ) Sandal-footed.

J

^0^1
^51

^3)

(from

a.

s. (ft.

jj^g)

^I<<

See

curry-comb.

The mark of a graduated

1.

s.

which points out the quantity that

that particular height.

The

2.

will

noise

vessel,
it

fill

to

^5tU^f

3.

give a signal (as fish

To

v. a.

v. a.

when moving

Carey.

Marked,

The graduating of

s.

measure.

(from R.

s.

^vi^-llfct^

and kept

unripe

^Otj

p. 463.

i.

To produce

v. a.

the

a clattering and

2.

Chalk.

A Venetian window.

^^^5^1

Mohun P.

consultation, an
3.

kind

(m.)

1.

sacrificial knife.

Also written

p. 77.

sword, a scymetar;
2.

rhinoceros.

3.

a large

The horn

of a rhinoceros.

^fv3<PU.

(/. from
) 1. Chalk.
grass used for thatching or as fuel.

2.
3.

Coarse

A tooth-

^.$U<

(n.

s.

t^ + ^tR) The edge of a sword.

A

of grass.
s.

till

dried up.

is

commonly

of a shrub,

of coarse grass.

^tf^WTvOT

with.

(^OT + ^tfe^)

cocoa-nut gathered

s.

made

was naturally united

a glass or other

Sabda S.

advice, a machination.

pick

Dried so as to separate

disagreeable noise (as a carpenter at his work)-

The name

s.

or Perca Aya,

Carey.

gra-

Carey.

Charmaghds.

called

spe-

To

milk
duated,

it

Aya

(Lutianus

*V^)

(from R.

in the trap).

receive intelligence.

hut made of

(^3331+cl^fk) A

s.

cies of large fish

from what
report, news, information,

*iS33rl+^) A

Buchanan's MSS.~}.

made by

or moving in a trap.

coarse grass.

a.

swimming

fish in

s.

(^Sl + ^ttOT) The pick-

charger on which the

Wilkins'

large salver or

sacrificial knife is laid.

MS.

ing the teeth with a grass tooth-pick.

^"f^

s.

(p. *tj[

1.

swordsman.

Striped (as
2.

Buffaloes' milk.

cloth).
kins'

*tf^t
tar

(from

s.

used to

^3) A

sort of coarse

plaster cottages.

mor-

Also written

3.

Froth or scum.

Wit-

MS.

^^t^W

^+ C^fa)

(m.

The sheath of

a scymetar.

iURiill

a.

colour,

(from
s.

^t^^
pale, of a

species of potherb

polygamus).
s.

^f$) White,

chalky
in the

^3

J*t\^
Chalk.

2.

(_f^T

(^fl + Ht^l)

Chalk.

Holding a sword

2.

^T)

Jlt^ +

rhinoceros.

1.

Armed

with

Straw used
v. a.

as fuel.

|.

Ug+$3J)

hand, wielding a sword.

a scymetar.
) 1.

<s

(mfn.

(Amaranthus

Carey.

(from R.

a.

To

(mn. from R.

tickle, to tease.

^t^)

1.

piece, a portion,

*S1

857

fragment

part, a

meat.

2.

858

a strip of cloth

shreds of

chapter, a section of a book.

The

(In mathematics)

3.

^Vtf^J^

(m. R.

s.

terms in an

different

Raw

sugar.

5.

(Beng.)

4.

into pieces.

3.

(/.) or

(n.)

2.

The

) 1.

Brok en

Rescinded, revoked, repealed.

2.

same

cluster of houses in the

^31

court-yard.

p. 186.

^3

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Colebr. Alg.

equation.

Pease.

1.

arm-pit.

The being

Averted, removed, prevented.

4.

Thwarted,

To

break, to

refuted.

divided into parts or sections.

I

*^3^

^"feCsS
J

(mfn. R.

a.

*^3 + 3I^) Breaking

pieces, rendering ineffectual, removing,

*k3

J^ + ^tM)

(from

(^ + ^3)

ad.

One

pieces,

To

2.

refute, to re-

R.

letter,

*t^+3H) The

an end.

Danger, apprehension, risk;

(a. JLis-)

remon-

Also written

cea rosea).

ment, the thwarting a scheme.

fracture, a

seal-

The seed of the common hollyhock (Al-

act of breaking

the refuting an argu-

The conclusion of thing, a

(a. a"-^ )

s.

cut into pieces, to

a writing, a

(a. dua^.) Circumcision.

ing, a finish,

or dividing into pieces,

A handwriting,

a bond, a promissory note.

divide into portions.

(n.

(a. lai.)

Piece by piece, in

To

v. a.

s.

cut, to divide, to efface.

Unfor-

Also written

tunate, unlucky.
S

1.

or expiates offences.
a.

tfS3

^t^)

scind.

who removes

s.

(from R.

v. a.

into

reflection,

remembrance, thought.

Also written

strance, a refutation.
a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

^3

Fit to

v. a.

be broken, frangible.
settle

An

epithet

To

calculate, to cast

up a sum,

to

an account.

of
s.

noun of

(v.

U3l<W) The

casting up

Siva.
of a sum, the settling an account,
)

struction of the universe in

1.

which

all

partial de-

the spheres

(from

beneath Swarga or heaven are dissolved in one

common

ruin.

2.

A quarrel

the dissolution of

the bands of friendship or of society.

Carey.

a.

v. a.

(from

^3)

to divide,

to break.

an order.

3.

danger.

4.

2.

1
To cut into pieces,
To revoke or rescind
.

To remove an obstacle,
To thwart a contrivance,

a mutual removing of

lids

rot, to

account-book.

decayed,

tattered,

rotten.

moulder away, to decay.

1.

A coming,

remembrance.

^3TT1) A

3.

a passing.

loss.

disease of the eye-

which destroys the eye-lashes,

to refute

rent,

To be

difficulties.

(from

s.

An

a.

Decayed,

to avert

tf^rW'R3 s. (from r^-foKJ ) A reciprocal thwarting

(from A. jjSas&S)
2. Recollection,

an argument.
S

Torn,

-*ltf^3 To

(from R. ^-t^J The repeal of an order?

the refutation of an argument.

Reckoned

a.

up, settled.

rotten,

v. n.

seized with rottenness or decay.

^OSl'WlSj
eyelids

s.

(TlFl

disease of the

which destroys the eye-lashes.

43

859

The purchase

(corrupt, from p. ^j^js-)

2.

To

To be steady

i.

x. (^*frtTrf\J) 1-

kill, to eat.

to conceal, to protect.

^T'R

2.

To

away of a person

or chasing

or firm.

To

**ftfj

s.

eat, to kill.

a hoe,

chase,

^ft"

^f^lT) A

spade, a hoe, a

Also written

*^?)

(from R.

s.

See

mine.

(corrupt, of

paddle.

The

harvest, a crop.

or animal.

**F*<t

To

v. a.

(/.)

cover,

noun of J *ftrf^T3 ) The frightening

(v.

s.

A spade,

from R. j*JTT +3")

(n.

s.

a spud or paddle.

of a thing.

Root,

^tf^TTJ"

860

away,

drive

to

to

s-

j'J^

from

xx)

p.

ditch,

trench, a moat, a gutter.

frighten.

ad. Suddenly, hastily, quickly.

Parched or

(from

Parched grain, parched or

(_/.)

Also

fried grain.
fried

**H^1 s.

(corrupt, of

^T^) A

(from

tile.

corn.

(tw.)

which

its resin,

tree

(Mimosa Catechu)

s.

name

sold as a drag under the

is

also

of khayer, catechu, or Japan-earth.

^l'R<1

s.

(/.

(Mimosa

*tfj^+5) A

The

dig up

5
*t Ti

s.

1.

(*U+^) A flower in the air

(n.

R.

^i4.<P

To

prefixed,

To

^:<^root,
2.

2.

(C^W'fe)

To cause

1.

To be

past birth.

procure prosperity.

or

(A.^i.)

house-

tion, report.

Slt^+SFT) The
1

hog-spear.

2.

Uttered through the nose, nasal.

mine, a quarry

1.

News,

3.

To

2.

a spy

(from R. tf [ s ) To dig, to delve.

Care.

An informer,

I^^tWl

s.

c^-^-) The

(p.

reporter,

taking care of a

person, protection, guardianship.

careful,

interj.

J^ji^) Wat chful,

Take care beware

(p. ufjtAj^s*)
5

3.

a guardian, a protector.

^fc^Jfeffk a

intelligence, informa-

predicate.

(p. jJ>j>i>)

act of digging.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

v. a.

aii) Angry, wrathful.

p,

ix.

Dug, excavated.
^VtPfre

express an impossibility or

Tearing, digging.

a hole, a cave.
a.

used

(a. t-fl-i>-) Disdain, contempt.

dig, to

rat.

from R.

(f.

purify.

(from R. s *t 5 [ v?)
a.

(from

a.

into, to engrave.

miner, a digger.

3.

3^

With

2.

fire-fly.

air.)

rf3,

ft To dig

K A

snuffling,
s.

(mfn. R.

breaker.

tf

hurt.

with

(?w.)

s.

To

2.

a.
s.

i.

2.

Garlic.

3.

absurdity.

1.

Shining in the

(Lit.

^I^Root,

+ CWKS)

betel-

A water-jar.

metaphorically to

sun.

delve.

purchaser,

a buyer.
{m. ^i

The

1.

fragrant grass (Cyperus pertenuis).

4. (ra.)

pudica),

tefex

house.

nut tree (Areca Faufel or A. Catechu).

sensitive plant

(corrupt, from p.

^ ?)

from R.

(m.

s.

A tiled

tion, care.

attentive,
!

Watchfulness, atten-

861
J

lt^tft"
vapour.

(Lit.

(a.

a.

licious

*t^

s.

U + ^tft') Rain-water, dew,

Water from the sky.)

A plant

(n.

s.

1J;

mosa Catechu).

^ ) Wicked, malignant, ma-

Indra.

(Lit.

in general.

m. ^i

+ R. ^1

An

Enjoying the sky

twist, a coil, a curl, a ringlet,

*.

(mfn.}

4.

Crumping,

A large

pinch, as

all

any thing between the thumb and

t><

the

all

Heat.

5. (rare.)

hare; a rabbit.

from a.

a.

Expenditure,

debt.

One who expends

(p.

j^^HSf) A bill

(p-

of exchange,

letter of credit.

(from a. <u^>.) To pinch or

v. a.

afcESfteT

the fingers.

seize

of

money.

much

up between the thumb and

demon

Sharp, pungent. 3. Cruel.

JZgjf)

(p.

money

^tT^plt^

(from a. <u^-)

or

A kind

brittle.

(p.

expense

s.

Leaven, any ferment.

s.

2.

4.

Quick, speedy.

^pft^s.
ET^ s.

as can be taken

1.

a.

a noose.

Fermented, leavened,

Hot.

a.

instrument.
(a. j~*>.)

A Daitya

2.

The name of a musical

(p. t^jUci-)

s.

coiled.

ass.

kind of heron.

grass (Andropogon Serratum).

epithet of

?)

Twisted, crooked,

(p.

3.

khayer (Mi-

resin called

its

See

An

(mra.) 1.

impure.

(-^

and

cr
\

A person who

(h. ^Ij-^i.)

s.

\ \

expends

money.

fingers.
S

(p.jIj^) Crooked,

a.

twisted, curled,

XTT^1
for

(from

s.

^)

p.

any purpose.

2.

The proper expenses

1.

The

costs of a law-suit.

coiled.
a.

Root,
I

*Nrl

To go

i.

(corrupt, of

s.

^t^T

or move.

s.

sort of

a.

yam

(Dioscorea alata).

^lU^s.

(a.

goodness,

if

nicata).

s.

light

A species

of fish (Clupea for-

(-1^1

(from a. cu\jfs>-) Charity, alms-giv-

(mfn.

^)

Sharp-

U^" + 3^") More

;

sharp, very

sharp, exceedingly sharp.

1.

A red variety of basil

(Ocymun caryophyllatum).

Stf^jW

s.

(f.

sort of tulasi

c^-*-) Given

or received

in charity, intended for charitable purposes,

s.

Alms.
a.

mfn.

Sharp-nosed.

2.

The teak

or In-

dian oak (Tectona grandis).

ing.

(from a.

^t^ + 'T^T)

brown resembling

Carey.

a.

in the knitting

nosed.
a.

Light brown, coloured as

sown with grains of

parched corn.

happiness, health,

Beneficial, lucky.

(from

Extravagant, expensive.

_^>)

p.

wooden needle used

(mfn.

a.

jJ~) Welfare,
a.

(from

sort of

of nets.

post, a pillar.

(^1 + ^FX)

^terrrta
burnt

(Ocymum

^) A

plant, a

gratissimum).

^"+cpI1n31) wen-baked, we u-

over-baked, burnt in baking.

ilU^eKfri
(from 3il) Decayed, worn out, injured.

from^" +

s.

(from ^tt +

grass (Saccharum cylindricum).

A sort of coarse

863

864

^$^>%;

(from

s.

Melo).

Also

aiM^f^

s.

p. JjJ/i-)

melon (Cucumis

a.

Sl^ + H^^l) A plant (Achy-

Also written

ranthes aspera).
s.

^Jr^^l

(h. \jbj$)

s.

curry-comb.

a.

Sharp

thing

pungent

well

sharpened.

^"pTl

A purchaser, a customer.

(p. jl Joy^)

(/.

Bought, purchased.

(p. K&ji-.)

(from

p.

^J&jiJ) The purchase of a

of fare.

bill

M^WV*^

Also written

^.f-^jj) A buy-

(p.

ing and selling, trade.

J

(from

s.

lt^"

(Mugil protuberans).

WI^T)

sort

of fish

^]^Root,

(^^jfe)

i.

To worship,

1.

with respect or courtesy.

saucer or shell into which the lower

part of the spindle

with the hand.

s.

Carey.

Hot, dry, over-parched.

(h. Ifc^)

uneasy.

hare

3.

To

^t^K3

kind of grass used for thatching

^ftK3 )

(from

v. a.

s.

(/.

(/.)

To over-bake,

a.

Over-baked,

Root,

Also

its fruit.

date-tree (Phoenix or

its fruit.

To

i.

(m.)
3.

bite, to sting, to sting

1.

thief.

5.

A tile.

the blood of a victim

(from

is

rogue, a cheat.

4.

The upper

2.

beggar's bowl or dish.

of the skull.

parched, calcined.
a.

or

venomously.

of bread, the parching of corn.

l^Wftfll

The wild

(/.)

A kind of grass (An-

^U^l )

(m.) The wild date-

2.

tree (Phoenix or Elate sylvestris)

noun of ^t^Tt^T^) The over-baking

(v.

Silver.

1.

to

dropogon serratum).
s.

cutaneous eruption, itch, scab.

Elate sylvestris).

from

See

serratun).

parch, to calcine.

^^"t^tTl,

make

a rabbit.

(Andropogon muricatum, also A.

J

pain, to

cleanse, to purify.

(n.) Silver.

s . (re.)

(/.)

To

2.

put whilst a person spins

is

(from

a.
s.

to treat

Carey.

The

6.

vessel in

offered.

7.

Over-baked, over-

part

which

A collyrium

applied to the eyes.

parched, calcined, burnt in baking.

(a.

l-ji^) Evil, bad, spoiled, wicked.

^l<f Root,
towards.

i.

()ttffe)

2.

1.

To

To be proud,

to

move

go, to

to or

be haughty.

(from a. Lrj\jd~) Badness, wickedness,

^t^"

deterioration, ruin.
(/.)

a. (?re/re.)

dwarf,

plant (Celosia cristata).

s. (re.)

millions.
(a. <daJ^)

^f^U3

re.

(from

letter-bag

^A)

letter.

To be over-baked

size or stature, short, low,

A billion.

Wilson.

Ten thousand

Colebr. Alg. p. 4.

(y.) or

Shortness of stature, dwarfness.

(re.)

or

Of little

Root,

To

i.

gather, to collect.

over-parched.

(mn.')

kind of sugar-cane (Saccharum semisite.

decumbens).

Hort. Ben.

(p. &j2>-)

p. 6.

purchase.

3.

1.

Earth, ground,

Sediment, deposit of

threshing-floor, a granary.

5.

soil.
oil,

2.

&c.

{Beng!)

mortar used to prepare medicine,

Place,
4.

A stone-

a.

(?/)

;
.

866
Low,
or

\31

malignant, artful, cruel.

vile,

J^c^cr^

(/.)

tumult,

disturbance.

Also

(n.) Malignity, deceitfulness, knavery,

craftiness.

*&&\
A

legend, a

s.

^^T) A multitude of threshing

from

(/.

floors.

story.

(m. from R. ^1^?)

*H*s a.

(from

Artful, deceitful, unsteady,

deep hole, a canal,

a trench.

slippery.

s.

*Frf

^Pll
^PJI

(.)

s.

(%

s.

(m.

s.

?
i

bridle.

+ :>h ?) A granary made

+ R.

a mihter or far ash.

S^rFFWi s.

s.

of mats.

sweeper, a cleaner,

Wilson.

common

sort of tree

To consent

readily

(from a.

^ii)

Release, liberation,

emancipation, deliverance.

s.

clashee, a sailor,

oil-cake.

To

(from

v. a.

fall,

tff^' s.

slip,

madan
I

tff^

s.

(a. <ta-U.)

s.

fish

1.

2.

s.

**Ti,

^Mt^

successor, a

cook.

3.

Muham-

A tailor.

MSS.).

cause a

*M^S3)

The causing a

to

(from R.

fall,

opened, loosened.

*^?)

To

fall

off,

to

to loosen.

v. n.

Certainly, indeed, truly.

merely used as an expletive.)

a.

(Beng.)

husband.

See
See

(from

^[)

Afiiicted with the itch,

scabby.

^^^i?

s-

from

^^+7.^) A species of

fig-tree not yet ascertained.

Carey.

(from

(mn.) The bit of a bridle.

ad Sans.

Made

a.

v. a.

(Perca setacea, or Trichopodus

Kolisha, Buchanan's

*tf^t3) To

open a door, to loosen a thing.

(h. p2s*)

multitude of threshing-floors.

sovereign.

x Ti

act of sloughing

(m.) The itch, the scab.

s.

to trip, to

(mn.) The bit of a bridle. See

(/.)

^Irl^i

to injure.

the opening of a door, the loosen-

v. n.
off,

blunder, to err, to do wrong.

s

Manu

Scabrous, rough, scaly, scabby.

Ear-wax.

2.

to

ing a thing,

Refuse of an oil-press

(caus. of

noun of

(v.

s.

slough

^)

(from

an

artilleryman.
s.

^t

fall,

thing to

(from a. ^ole-) Pertaining to deli-

verance or liberation,

tff*T

^itf^W) The

v. a.

thing to

(^fe) To kill, to hurt,

I.

(from

s.

and inconsi-

derately to a proposal.

a.

particular class, the

or falling off or down.

v. a.

s.

in the extremities.

x. 22. 44.

in forests near

the sea-shore.

^Tt ^

The name of a

(wi.)

^Root,

tumult, a disturbance.

Rheumatic pains

descendants of a Vratya-Kshatriya.

+ XT^T ) A mortar and pestle.

s.

Buchanan's

Carey.

(f.)
S?

(Mugil protuberans.

fish

MSS.).

p.

^^s-) The roots of a species

of grass (Andropogon muricatum) used in India

(Often

make

to

slight screens for the doors

and win-

dows, which being sprinkled with water in the

3

867

868

hot season cool the rooms,

a.

ad. Quickly, hastily.

Harsh to the touch, scabrous, rough.

A
book.

^^"fe"

Carey.

rough copy of any writing, a waste-

A pit,

s.

a ditch, a trench.

frame
(from R.

v. a.

cage, an aviary.

(from R. ^t*3^)

^^US

rode, to abrade, to

1.

wear away.

To eat, to cor2. To undergo,

The

cutting of a piece of

wood

with another piece which

it

or half through in the

is

same manner.

so as to

cut

down

Carey.

Cut half through

to suffer.

The

s.

disgrace,

a blemish, a blot.

Carey.

s.

(from^T^ + SjW^'?) A

s.

so as to be framed with another piece.

slag or dross of metals.

Raw

(corrupt, of ^ts3)

pretence, a deceitful assertion, an

Carey.

or coarse sugar,

molasses,

imposition.

o
Also

gluttonous.

ous,

Voracious, raven-

(from R.

a.

^^i,and^ir;l.

Sabda

ghas.

To

v. a.

eat, to

wear away, to

Vttv3 5 T

a.

The

(from R.

s.

any

plant

commonly

called

Charma-

See

S. p. 163.

(from

^t3lfor^3 + ^t^)

Checquered, checked.

act of eating, the

wearing away or corroding of any thing, the

suffering of

scymetar.

suffer

or enjoy, to undergo.
J

(corrupt, of

written

(corrupt, of ^t^3)

An

inlet,

frith,

evil.

strait.

as a

The

it)

rhyme

to

^TOTl

act of eating, eating and feeding.

attvSfTCl

(from

a.

^t\H)

(from

s.

*fe)

small piece of cloth

worn by poor female

usually

children.

Also

Hospitable, enter-

taining.

S^tt^Hl

s.

(from

^"^3)

corroding or wearing
suffering of

any

evil.

The act of eating, the

away of any thing, the
a.

To cause

^irrCfl a.
off.

to eat, to entertain, to feed cattle, to graze.

attvOTtH 5

y.

s.

(from

(^\3TFl+^^from p. ^)

Vtfef3

s.

(from

Desire, greediness, want,

Cut with a notch so

framed together.

^^s.

Abatement,

loss,

de-

A broom.

(p.

*tW^T

s.

Also written

^t%Tl

Stfftft or

^fS)

W^i)

tied or

(from I U^3?) Cut-nosed, flat-nosed, cut

covetousness.
J

(from

(Only said of the nose.)

caustic plaster.

^tttt

a.

as to be firmly

Eaten, corroded.

(caus.

v. a.

SltT&T^^

<JjV)
(from

^l<Pk<?tt!i

See

Earth, dust.

^R")
(

^{t^Tl

The

i^/U-

lees of wine.

C/U)

Nothing.

ficiency.
(Lit.
.

(corrupt, of ^^^")Grit, sand, sediment.

Earth within earth.)

destroy.

v. a.

To

870

869

quish, to mortify,

Panting with heat and fatigue

a.

To under-

value, to depreciate, to despise, to scorn.

Carey.
(fr

5.

om

R.

Short-sighted, dim-

Eating, devouring, vo

A mill to separate cotton from the seeds.

s.

rhinoceros.

fe)

of

(corrupt,

s.

1.

The horn of

The tusk of a wild

2.

boar.

labourer

Also

toil.

(from

labourer,

workman.
(corrupt, of

s.

a task,

3.

The wages of a

(from

s.

scymetar.

'^X^S\

Carey.

sighted, penurious, niggardly.

racious.

Nflfl

v. a.

*ft

t1^)

species of

(Saccharum spontaneum).

coarse grass or reed

^tt^T

(Stftfc+XM)

s.

bug (Cimex

lec-

tuaria).

(from R. ^fctptj Devouring, eating.

a.

WrT

(from

s.

?)

long-bladed scymetar.

2.

broom, a besom.
fect

Mohun

(from

Hard,

a.

the substance of which

(from a.

<sj\j.

is

+ t.

jaca

A cashier,

The name of

s.

flutes

s.

(corrupt, of

^^^") The

wild date-tree

made from

tree.

Carey.

wild date-tree, used to

to leaven bread.

(mf.^

Short, small,

>t^1ff

A tray,

bier,

dwarf,

v. a.

sugar and as yeast

tity

To humble,

An

ef-

p. 77.

(from

(from^S)

by

proved

a dish.

The bag of perfume

refining

Small, reduced in quan-

clear,

plain,

v. n.

s.

called

explicit

To labour,
To operate,

to serve, to work, to
to

be

The name of a

Charmaghas.

to subdue, to van-

Sabda

efficient.

plant

commonly

S. p. 324.

Fissures in the ground from heat.

ap-

of.

a.

(Beng.~)

s.

setting

Mohun P.

v. a.

low, humble.

The

found in the civet-cat.

effect,

a bedstead, a cot.

^t^t^U3)

(from s tft ) The space between the

s.

s.

Carey.

(p. .fcsrUi-)
s.

make

or

Sour, acid.

a.

a.

juice of the

to

A working

(from

work, the superintending a work.

mo-

the juice of the wild date-

(Sltl^^ + ^T) The

*Ul^*t

to

beams.
Treacle or

super-

to try the efficacy of a thing

noun of

{v.

s.

fect,

(Phoenix sylvestris, Rox.*).

lasses

>i~r&1 JT

Carey.
y

ef-

labouring mutually or in society.

a fish (Clupanodon Khaji,

MSS.\

An

proof.
s.

cash-keeper, a treasurer.

Buchanan's

by the

firm and hard.

^jsS)

To

(caus.

apply, to suspend

fruit,

s.

intend workmen, to set persons to work

firm.

fence, a screen.

Sour, acid.

v. a.

kind of sweetmeat,

1.

the working as a labourer.

p. 83.

sieve.
a.

(corrupt, of a. &^ci-) Revenue.

P.

(from

871

**ttft
collectedness, composure, assurance, ease.

a. (h. \-^>~) I- Erect, upright, perpendicular.

2.

Payable

at sight,

any vegetable.

Morunga.

3.

2.

1.

s.

The tough part of

The legume

872
a.

Contented, composed, tranquil, self-collected.

of Hyperanthera
(p. j\ j Jb\i~~)

a.

lament.

Giving encourage-

ment.

ad. Quickly, forthwith, instantly.

(p.
bill

payable at

^f^^TOTT*.

Encouragement.

jlsU-)

i^sjii)

JtU)

(p.

Disre gard, in-

sight.

attention, carelessness.

scolloped ornament of metal worn

by
(p.^LjU-)

women on

See

recollection.

employed

it is

A piece.

(corrupt, of *Us3)

s.

in

(As a

a peculiar way.

See

particle

^0*T

the sake

of, for

(from s *]33) In pieces.

a.

(corrupt, of ^J>3)

s.

VttM^

(corrupt, of

s.

futed,

piece.

5^!+^?) One

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

kins'

Gr.

oblong pond

^tts3^

mo-

moat.

(Beny.)

2.

Ht

(n.)

s.

1.

<

A
pit,

See Wil-

UtPf<P

square or

IXt

well, a ditch, a

3lt

debtor.

s.

a.

Flesh,

(n.

s.

^C\\ +^^)
(Used

Mohun P.

ledger.

3.

An

R.

1.

character

^tfiMgjft^L

(p.

(p.

a usurer

The

act of

to be eaten.

A short piece of wood,

a truncheon.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Eaten, devoured, destroyed.

remembrance,

a.

heart, the

\3^)

will.

Desired, approved,

Tranquillity, self-

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

Eatable,

*ttft s ^*.

StftftR
s.

I.

In short pieces.

The mind, the

JsU)

(m.)

account-book, a

chosen.

^ft^^l

fit

p. 87.

inclination,

g.

from

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

Eatable, edible,

small heaps or numbers.

(a. JsU.)

s.

e.

flesh,

A borrower,

2.

Ibid.

In parties, in

s.

comp.

in

(mfn.) Eating

+^[t^^.)

Eating, con-

2. Victuals, food.
a.

multitude, an assembly, a party.

plot of ground.

dross or scoriae of

(corrupt, of ^Xv3)

1.

eat.

(in law).

Compu-

The

^^^

o:j

tation of the contents of an excavation. Colebr.

2.

(^T^fS) To

i.

devouring.

eating.

Also^OTNTi.

account

Convicted, confounded, con-

corrosive substance.

a debt).

Aly. V

liSl?)

(mfn. R.

a.

promissory (said only of written obligations for

97.

On

for.

See

suming,

a well.

Acknowledging a debt,

of,

(from R.
metals.

a ditch, a moat, a

(n.

s.

Dug.

p. 417.)

ad.

humbled.

^"SF Root,

ment, an instant, a short time.

a.

heart; thought,

.)

(h.

*tfljttpi

The mind, the

the wrists.

(a.

a.

wood of

fit

to be eaten.

^jU) A

(mfn. from

servant.
s

*tf^") Made

the catechu-tree.

of the

874

873

lyfl

Ut^+IT)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

able, edible,

be eaten,

to

fit

s.

Food,

Ut:Tt3it'^5.

victuals.

2.

^H3)

(corrupt, of

slave.

child of the family.

indecl.

A place, a situation.

1.

single thing, a parcel

or nearly so,

a piece of cloth.

names of

the

It is applied to
flat

A home-born

(p. d1j iiU.) 1.

A particle giving

the idea of parts or

members of the body when spoken of with tender-

unfit for food.

^ft^s.

2.

Fit or

(mfn.

a.

Eat-

ness,

**ttf%

5.

(/.)

feet.

mine.

objects that are

Thick, waterproof (as

a.

3^*M*E^t*t\5 One

e. g.

The two (dear)

e. .

s.

felt,

cloth,

&c.)

sheath, a scabbard.

piece of cloth.

^W^TC^UT^ s.

prostitute,

a harlot.

chanan's MSS.~).

(p. jjS*

5VH r^tT&"FTl
in a

(p.

5.

fl

town inhabited by

Jtffa^fal

P
(

Bu-

bird (Corvus Capta,

Carey.

A whoremonger.

Sole*.)

The name of a

s.

j^oU-)

(p.

W) A

district

harlots.

^U + W)

15

t3l

*tt

a potsherd,

a pantile.

tR^ a.

JiJ1rc

Whoredom,

A tile,

(corrupt, of

5
J
ttt

(from^H^I)

Tiled (as a house).

lP"^t s. (from Sittct^1 )The tiling of a house.

prostitution, fornication.

^i'l*1fPL<l^

s.

(p.

jb

^U-) A

jtfW

^iKTl
(p. ,_5jb

^Jsj\~)

^t^f^"
(from

lhr!3l]1\ ad.

^r + ^)
r

in pieces,

v. a.

irt*TITfrr1 s

ment of a

2.

(from R.

^ttW)

(from R. ^ttlT

2.

a mouthful.

Eatable, edible.

The water which

*!W >I3T

The
tary swallowing of water

(from R.

p. ajU-)

A ravine,
Utl7) A meal,

a pool, a
food.

3.

house.

s . (p.

a.
inferior,

(p. ^U.)

bad.

Raw,
s.

1.

post, a pillar.

JGU.) Table-expenses,

2.

alata).

a.

c>^p~) Ruined,

Mohun P.

%tt^teT|5^ s.
(p.

l_s

^r

contest, a scuffle.

<UU-)

A domestic

broil,

in

danger of

unripe, crude, imperfect,

The

sealing of a letter.

See

The name of a

spoiled.
s.

when

involun-

drowning.

board-wages.

A handful,

R.^tt^?)

u5)&bLjW) The employ-

butler.

(from R.

s.

skull.

person involuntarily swallows in swimming.

(from

(from

s.

house-steward, a

butler.

pit.

The

tile.

Also written

^tTR

^ULjU-) A

(p.

1.

potsherd, a

to break

into pieces, to quarter.

J

^R")

(from

s.

s.

Piece by piece,

To mince,

^FtTl) A

large hemispherical vessel.

^jU-) Whoredom.

p.

(from

s.

Whoredom,

fornication.

Angry.

(a. Ur*0

s.

whoremonger.

(p.

p. 60.

JU.

plant (Dioscorea

See

crude notion,

an impracticable contrivance, the building

in the air.

"astles

875

876
ad. (p.

Nolens volens, sud-

*\y>-)

^tHt<^

a.

(mfn.

^tR\ + ^)

denly, unexpectedly.

a hhari of grain (as a

a.

plant (Carpopogon nivoves, Rox.}.

Mohun P.

(h^U/) A

^lil-ul^s.

^STfe)

(from

a.

a threshing-floor.

threshing-floor.

(from

2.

1.

Pertaining to

s.

iU) A

(p.

yam

(Dioscorea alata).

^t^t^ s

?)

v. a.

(v.

thumb and

To

pinch, to

it,

s.

woman

(a.

The

laid

SVtNfcfi.

a leaf with a spell written

on the head of a

2.

pinch, a

from

(h.

s.

^g) A

post, a pillar.

measure of capacity containing

A sailor,

a clashee,

Rescue, release,

3.

^J^)

(from h.

l"^")

vessel used

in

deli-

by

is

transacted.

O"

fisher-

gaged,

to preserve their fish.

(from h. V^)

a.

2.

s.

^j!l>-)

in

cotton-pod.

2.

2.

Payable

certain

weakness

UWl+^')

(p. ^!Ul)

(a.

s.

weakness

^jU-) Excluded, expelled,

dis-

+ Jib)

The

ten-

dering of a resignation.

equal to sixteen dronas or about three bushels.

p. 3.

mother's

sister.

2.

ceremonies.

3.

great

+ StTi ) An attack of great

in the limbs.
a.

(a.

Also written

^Ll + h. ^jU

from

^^)

Empty-handed, pennyless.
of bamboo rods or thick stalks

of grass to preserve
a.

measure of capacity

See Colebr. Alg.

religious

A vessel
(a.

Uprightness, righteous-

missed.

^f^ftf^^.?.

1.

plantain-tree leaves, used

vessel used to pre-

ness, honesty, straightforwardness, integrity.

a.

Land held immediately

in the limbs.

SVtMtW
(

of government

at sight.

serve fish.
s.

office

Vacant, empty, void, unen-

Upright, straight-

1.

An

Carey.

The sheath of the

forward, honest, sincere.

1.

which the business of the revenue-depart-

ment

under government.

sixteen dronas, or about three bushels.

^Tt^

1.

gripe.

(m.)

1.

to secure

verance.
Slttf^l^Tl s

s.

woman

person employed in raising

heavy burdens, &c.

men

in labour.

(from a. yoU.)

s.

a matross.

^ftlFfeS) A

(from

Release, rescue; the

act

Pinched,

a.

taken up at a pinch.

^tt5^"!

is

her safe delivery.

of taking a pinch of something,

sudden

place where salt

^U+^T) A written order

any one

to release

upon

the fingers.

noun of

aft^T^fa

See

pinch.

(from^^l)

take up between the

s.

a bay.

inlet,

^U.)

(from a.

deliverance of a

(a. <u^-)

^l^&ii Rt

an

mother's brother.

(from

s.

See

s.

4'W

Proper to be

manufactured.
species of

^itftr^H

grain.

creek, a canal,

Useless,

p.

spoiled, vile.

Carey.

J3

field).

(mfn.

sown with a hhari of

p. 32.

Proper to be sown

(a.

peculiar,

^U-)

fish.

See

Select, good, excellent, pure,

own.

a. (a. <u>W-) Select, peculiar; choice, good,

excellent.

878

877

Root,

(a. c^-w.U.) Peculiarity, individual

character, the natural disposition.

^UT^ft

Castrated (said of sheep and

a. (a. ^j-to-)

goats).

<pf<W
Bad,

a.

setter! s .

1.

to surprize.

evil,

To

v. a.

s.

castrate.

The bad

2.

or

sum

a dispute, an altercation

debate,
to

To

v. a.

remove a misunderstanding.

To draw,

v. a.

s.

(f.)

fte3

s.

(corrupt, of

s.

Rusty.

perpetual scolding of others

murmuring, a peevish
v. a.

to pull, to distort the

Dirt.

ungrammatical, scurrilous, low.

a.

Vulgar,

^J>j)

A well-known

s.

to be querulous,

Fret-

window, a back-door, a

Also written

of <P00<) Mixed, confused,

split pulse,

rice,

fret,

private door, a sally-port.

window,
the opening for a

composed of

To

peevish, querulous.
(h.

blended together,

fretfulness.

(from

a.
ful,

fox.

a. (corrupt,

off.

to scold.

face convulsively, to writhe.

ftffU

scale

Discontentedness, peevishness,

a dispute,

settle

To

Rusty.

(from

s.

difference of opinion, a difference in

reckoning a

alarm,

waspishness.

of any thing.

inferior part

v. a.

(from
s.

inferiority.

terrify, to

terrified, to fear, to dread.

inferior.

Badness,

To be

2.

Rust.

a.

To

1.

i.

window

a back-door, a

vate door.

A back-door,

Indian dish

and spices

any

pri-

private door.

mixture of two opposite kinds.

f^lvi
v. a.

To cause

(cutis.

person to grin, to

make him

distort his counte-

nance, to scold, to maintain a dispute about a

(a. <__>Ua^.)

a.

f^Roox,

(f^PlS)

iv.

Cv )

(from

Distorting the

P*M

s.

(from R.

countenance, grinning; scolding.

v. a.

To

(a.

grin, to contract or distort the

countenance, to dispute about

trifles,

to scold,

to fret.

an honorary ap-

and vn. (ftij3) To

f^TfJ

Hunger.

i^^jci-) Service, attendance,

obedience.

fal^^Tfa

s.

(p. j]{La.)

A servant,

one who

waits at table.
s.

title,

be distressed, to suffer pain or misery.

trifle.

trifle

pellation.

Fretfulness, a disputing about a

a distorting of the countenance.

a. Fretting at trifles, impatient.
a. (corrupt, of

grammaticaL

See

<P0O<

Vulgar, low, un-

fjUwwIUt

s.

(p.

^jLc^L) Service;

ployment of one who waits

f^tnJ*il*j a

the

em-

at table.

(mfn. pres. part. p. R. f^t"^.)

Grieved, sorrowful, distressed, regretting.

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

R.

See Wil-

#1

879

Gr.

kins'

Distressed,

419)

p.

suffering

pain

or uneasiness.

v. a.

confused mix-

(from

ture of things of different qualities.

s.

(mfn.^

a.
s.

2.

(mw.)

1.

Waste.

Land not

1.

(Beng.*) Sward.

tillage,

waste land.

Numbedness when

3.

feel

finger.

To

2.

perfo-

pain in the bowels.

(from R.

The searching

for a thing.

Vacant, empty,

2.

in

To

3.

prick or pinch a thing, to

push with the

thrust, to
rate.

To

1.

880

oc-

^tf^3lU3
^Tla

s.

To seek

v. a.

The corner of

to search out.

for,

a piece of cloth

the com-

casioned by lying so as to obstruct the free circulation of the blood.

4.

peg, a wedge, a

parison of one thing with another

bolt, a pin.

"rU?l^1

A variegated

s.

long dress worn by men-

another person or thing

Similar to

a.

it),

contracted to a point

Carey.

or corner.

Carey.

dicants.

compared

staple.
v. a.

To

(caus.

wedge

arch, to drive in a

from
turn an

Writing an

or pin, to fasten with

^t^fal

pins.

f^t T
5

(from

s.

an arched
in as a

f^Tttt^) An

turret,

a vault,

arch, a

dome,

Arched, driven

a.

+^3l)

s.

tirely,

Arched,

ad.

En-

wholly.

A dot,
(from

The whole of any

thing without reserve or remainder,

wedge.
a.

hand.

illegible

a point

the picking up of small

articles.

vaulted.
v. a.

(fromf^)

v. a.

To

turn an arch, to

to loosen

(from R. ^j^.) To scratch up,

any thing by the

nails or

by means of

drive a wedge, to pin, to nail.

ftWl

s.

funnel.
s.

(from
2.

fe)
^t

^)

(^Is3) To

i.

some instrument.

W^T&l^s. (^|^from Wf^J, + 3T^T

as a

bolt.

rhyme

to it)

sound.

sheep-fold, a pen for cattle.

a. (corrupt. ofScgEj ?)

Small,

little,

mean,
articles

diminutive, base.
lie

The

cutting a thing with ease.

<pf< ill

*1

IOC\j v. a.

To

stir

up a

fire.

post, a

The

dry measure containing eight handfuls.

pillar.

(from

for its load,

(as a bullock does).

s.

Also

repairing a straw-thatch.

wooden

1.

with the fingers.

down

parison.
s. 1.

slight quarrel, a bickering,

and
4.

2.

To pick up

To

rise

scratch.

small
3.

To

up when loaded

To compare

with, to

match.

ad. Easily, without effort or exertion.

1

a contention.

v. a.

^i^TTl

Also

arch, a tunnel, a

packet, as of betel, &c.

(corrupt, of

^ Root,

An

1.

2.

(from

mutual com-

4$

881

882

two things with one another,

Root,

matched with.

with,

^tl^l

Compared

post,

(from R.

the fingers.
lie

down

2.

To

^5^)

To pick up with
to loosen. 3. To

1.

v. a.

scratch up,

and

for its load

rise

up again when

ftf^ft

up the

or throwing

An

aPtvI^Wt

v. a.

The

1.

act of digging

hog does.

as a

earth,

^3)

(from R.

hog

earth, as a

does.

seek, to search

Enquiry, investigation,

(**JvSW

s.

Enquiry,

y*JU)

p.

search.

2.

^Jv^t^IsS
^ifefTtf^

expression of surprize or contempt.

fcjfttv?

up

^KSU?)

(from

s.

To

search.

loaded as a bullock does.

^UvSH

^fe[U3)

(from

s.

steal, to rob.

diminutive, low, mean.

little,

(from R. ^J^L)
or enquire after a thing.

pillar to

bear the roof of a house.

v. a.

Small,

a.

an upright post or wooden

(C^t^fo) To

i.

2.

v. n.

(from

s.

te?) To

itch.

JiJv^W^)

The

(from

itch,

an

itching.

To dig, to throw
To express surprize
1.

(from **lfrt^S3)

ijvlffl s.

plant which

causes an itching when touched (Hibiscus pis-

or contempt.

tus,

Buchanan's MSS.).

Carey.

<ii

^3

s.

^tf^Xri

blemish, a blot, a bad mark,

^f^P^T^ * A sobbing

^tfTT3

Unwillingness,

s-

x. (C^VttvJTTf^

**]Wf3) To

or with the insertion of a nasal

To hawk

v. a.

of expectoration
1.

or cough for the purpose

^OvivJ

a child

foetus,

arms.

in

2.

The

tf^tottK3

v. a.

To cough,

to

wheeze

coughing.

2.

S>J^WtG3)

small basket.

(corrupt, of

^f^F) A

1.

fit

of

*J\533^Tf

(from

^ft)

so as to hold liquids

(^jOTS + ^fSTft)

s.

s.

(^33 + ^1)

(corrupt, of

s.

See

The
Also

The son of a

^Pr3T3) A junior

paternal

uncle.

female infant.

Turned up

at the edges

said of leaves, &c.

when

formed into a sort of vessel.

An

junior pa-

junior paternal uncle.

^l^lsj
a.

i^3^J) A

in the
s

(from

(corrupt, of

daughter of a junior paternal uncle.

throat.

fto^fr

s.

*>Jvji3v3Sf7ft

dandruff of the head.

J

break into pieces, to rend.

ternal uncle.

to wheeze.

a vessel.

gather, to pick up.

Also

reluctance.

tear, to

s.

A basket,

S^Roox, vi.(^5^)to cover,

^^^i^

^J^t

To

v. a.

^jf^ )

or slight crying,

(corrupt, of

s.

s.

(corrupt, of

A junior paternal

uncle.

S^t^f^fi.

s.

See

fSsl^^f^l

oblong box made of bamboo, and

used to carry small things.

^K5t\3^t^

ad. Suddenly, hastily, unexpectedly.

s.

v. a.

See <Os3N$<3"t
(from R.

1.

To pick

up, to

883

884

up the
s.

*$mS

dig, to

^3

of a junior paternal

(cam. of

v. a.

to dig or cut.

To

2.

*ffiK3)

1.

To cause

To

ScjpfT?])

noose or tether for

UTt^

dig, to cut, to

^W^1

2.

(p.

An

1.

animal

in

cJ\jf>) Food, provision.

(from

a.

cattle.

^T + ^Slt^)

(m.

s.

stool, a bench.

tl/^)

p.

Gluttonous, vora-

cious.

A plant
P.

arrow with a semi-

head

general.

sink a well.

liun

2.

from

rice.

dig.

(from R.

v. a.

An

Refuse, the refuse of

the fragment of a grain of

Also

?)

*s

T^

SJT +

mfn.

Flat-nosed.

(m.
V""'

s.

"".-f
circular

(corrupt, of

s.

(-1^

a.

*s

Also

uncle.

corn

To

^Ttf^l )

^31 + 3f ) The wife

2.

earth.

*j$ft

glean, to compare.

to

collect,

root

Also

p. 60.

Mo-

(Croton plicatum).

^fpP^jj

Sjf^l

s.

(/.

Hort. Ben.

cup,

hoof.

a small bason, a

p. 69.

Also

small platter.
s.

Mohun P.

p.

^|TK.v5lt^

Ben.

plant (Antidesma paniculatum).

*^[^|^

s.

pace with

With quick and

ad.

short

steps-

short steps.

p. 72.

^^f^TTl
spud or paddle, a spade.

(from

>|^fe)

Moving

with

quick and short steps.

Usually con-

Suddenly, unexpectedly.

structed with
a.

quick

Hort.

Also

60.

Root,

^%3)

or

i.

To

play, to

sport.

Good,

(p.

beautiful, elegant, exs.

(corrupt, of

^1<^1

A spud

used to grub

cellent.

up grass

small hut, a shed.

a.

or

^^Tl

Rough, uneven

said of soft

muddy ground when imprinted with

for cattle.

1.

5.

kind of sweetmeat.

^ic^t^^

'

P-

^j~f^

s.

small,

(p. ^j-y*-)

An

v. a.

get loose, to

apricot.

1.

Goodness, elegance, beauty.

To open,

*^ Root,

vi.

(^^"f^) To

(m. from R.

hoof of an animal.
See
called

4.

1.

3.

sort

The
of

razor.

2.

to

The

scull, the

cranium.

2.

scull-

vessel.

Wilson.

and

(mfn.

a.
little

perfume commonly
shell-fish,

(mfn.} Small,

little,

low, mean.

The

foot of a bedstead.

Nakhi, apparently a dried

of the shape of a hoof.

expand

to unfold, to

cut, to scratch.
a.

s.

freely, un-

fall off.

shaped earthen
7

^1^-) Openly,

reservedly.

^JT^S^ Beautiful, handsome.

(p. ^bj-i.)

(p.

footsteps.

ad. (from a.
Little,

a.

2.

date-fruit or tree.

*JW + 3

poor, indigent

*iW3t3
brother.

s.

Low,

vile

mean,

cruel, harsh.

(m. S^ + ^t^)

father's

younger

886

885

cA*-)

Jy> pleasure,

a. Joyful, agree-

i|^f^1

j^T^i^) Welcome,

s . (p.

pleasing scent, fra-

grance.

able, pleasing.
yii^TftnT

(p. mi fj*f>?)

s.

(from

p. j^eTjjJlji)

^ftlTt^fl.

flattery.

flatterer.

a joyful dis-

happy, content, pleased.

position,

Also

Sj J:^) Of

(p.

^^NR^Ti s.

U, J^O Well-disposed, friendly,

(p.

kind.

(from

n|*ft

Pleasure, happiness, joy.

p. ^j&js-)

/i^-) On
L

(p.

Good

(p. Li-

s.

by

foot,

noun of

(v.

s.

*0t
^^1"^

^t^3)

The

act of cough-

land.
ing.

writing,

good

Stol^tfl

(from^ftT3) A

s.

fit

of coughing.

letters.
J

*fjt?jTC

SfcJ^fat^s. (p.^-^i.^) Good news.

^>1?tTf^l

a.

tiffin

Dainty food.

(p.

(p.

daintily.

7i|

tfl^

s.

To

v. a.

cousrh

pj^+*tj

(p.

a. (p.

Pleasant conversation,

v. a.

well, elo-

action.

a.

(p.

a.

J^L + ^yH)

To

^^ad.

*J3

p.

LS

a. (p.

do any thing by

finger.

7)

]~PTU3)

(from

s.

grain from the husk.

jest,

Writing

well.

s.

(v.

To

The separating

of

witch.

j^Tf^^

See

7i

noun of

ting things into a heap or bundle,

neat.

heap or

collect things into a

^ftl^

Also

bundle.
s.

^t^RT

UJ l^iyO Pretty,

2.

1.

writing-master.

*TOl

exciting or

Quickly, speedily, instantly.

v. a.

(p- ^r-jy

Also

excite a person to

jocose expression.
a.

To prompt,

2.

prompting a person to do any thing.

^^J^TpT

(from

make

joyful disposi-

gay, blithe.
.

to

Handsome.

Of a

jjs

(p.

hawk,

The

punching him with the

tion,

to

(from

s.

v. a.

quent.

**!\33l

to tickle in the throat

To cough,

1.

an

to excite to

^\
^bj ^^-) Speaking

of coughing.

fit

a husking noise in the throat.

a pleasant story.

^^MxSVf

^^ffc^)

to wheeze.

Feeding

cJ\j^ fji^l^)

(from

s.

a.

The

put-

Put

into

a heap, collected into a bundle.

Ji

^*tfrt 5Iv

s.

ywj^)

(p.

good reputation, a
s.

good name.

The putting

(from

things into a heap or bundle.

Good

(p. ^yo\j

reputation.
v. a.

^PWt^..
a.

(p.

cJl% Ji^)

(from

p.

lL/IS^j

Good

clothes.

good

state.

JfyjL.)

separate grain from the husk by

blows of the

(Art) Wearing

good clothes, well-dressed.

^"k^

slight

To

v. a.

pestle.

To wrap a

thing up, to tuck a

thing under something else, to conceal.

good season, a

v. a.

To

thrust a thing

ber of other things.

L 2

among

a num-

^1

887

^N^Ss.

(p.

cafe

Blood, murder.

uf>-)

(p. c_>U=i-

888

5v

(from

a.

(o^) Murder,

slaughter,

Impatient,

passionate, fretful, peevish.

bloodshed.

^^T^t^t

s.

Bloodshed, bloody

(p.

clearing of the throat, a hem, a

half-cough.

deeds.

Bloodshed, slaughter.

(p. tijii-

C^t^T.

C^W^Is?)

(from

a.

Ill-natured, peevish,

snarling, fretful.

^Tji

j.

^)

The shedding of
Importunity, a peevish complaint.

blood.

(from p.

s.

(from

a.

p. ^js-)

tf ft*Tl a. (from p.

Root,

i.

The

1.

2.

quarrel

among

re-

a family-quarrel.

latives,

^"tt

(jjrS-)

The

Bloody, cruel.

(^f%?3) To

See

play.

thread.

3.

C^^TJipT

(from

s.

u^JL^-) Perfidy, treachery,

(a.

Importunity,

fox.

Also

The end of a

C^^pt^Tt^T.
s.

C^t^T^A?)

(from

5.

thread.

c^srft-^

teaze, to importune, to urge

a peevish complaint.

fineness or evenness of a thread.

fibres of a

To

a peevish complaint,

Bloody, murderous, cruel.

^)

v. a.

Also

fox.

s.

((^f^^TT^ + ^) A

C^^ftrHT.

Mohun P.

female
p. 49.

embezzlement.
(a. Jlo-)

An

(corrupt, of

s.

imagination, a thought,
vii

a.

Made

(from

s.

of even or good

fox.

a supposition.

PVteTN

f**TpU ) A
O

Importune,

(from

impatient, peevish, teazing.

cotton or flax (said of thread).

v. a.

C^t"

See

s.

to

The name of a plant (Sonneratia

Hort. Sen.
s.

draw

forcibly.

v. a. (h.

broom.

See

C^Tl

scurrilous or vulgar

poem.

2.

s.

The yelp of a
v. n.

treat a person in

s.

(from

v. a.

C^ttAil
or fretful,

Fretfulness

To

solicit, to

importune, to be-

a.

Obscene, coarse, vulgar,

scurrilous,

v. a.

low, base.

an ill-natured manner.

C^WfC3)

pull tight, to draw,

have peevishly.

fox, dog, or jackal.

To be impatient

Ls^-^)To

Importunity, peevishness.

singer of scurrilous or vulgar poems.

C^^lR

pun,

to tug, to gird close, to snatch.

(h[ b<$\

To

c^rfTOJ) To

acida).

p. 38.

A
.

(caus. of

treating a person in an ill-natured manner.

the

C^l"\5

who

s.

1.

vulgar, scurrilous poem.

recites vulgar

poem3.

2.

One

cm

889

(*U<Hr

s.

cm)

cucurbitaceous plant (a species of

Carey.

Luffa).

(&^5El

R.fittf+SH)

(n.

tion, grief.

(from R. JVttTt?)

s.

(^[^5.

devourer, an

eater, a peculator (a vulgar expression).

{English quay? 4-^[Tt>)

A broom,

Carey.

(from

a.

turn away, to drive away, to

(^TOU3)

Driven or turned

Expulsion, chase.

s.

a besom.

noun of

(v.

Moving

Aerial (Lit.

To

chase away.

away.

(mfn. (*U locat. case of

a.

1. Distress, afflic-

Regret, repentance.

2.

v. a.

C^lt3l

ferry.

890

C^l^l<W ) The

away of an animal,

in the sky).

turning

Chased away, driven

a.

away.

C^l

(from

s.

thing.

2.

*]^^)

1.

The pulling of a

c^drflrrl

spasm, a cramp.

ciitotra)

(from

a.

Driving away,

chasing an animal.

To draw

(from

v. a.

or

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of R.

a.

pull forcibly.

r^TL)

To

v. a.

pull tight, to draw, to gird

Afflicted,

with

filled

grief, regret,

01

repentance.

close, to tug, to snatch.

Root,
(to.)

s.

(C^TlfS) To

x.

village,

a. (mfn. fut.
eat.

gretted,

a suburb,

a. (mfn.') Vile,

C^MI

a.

f%L)

part p. R.

worthy of repentance or
(from

C^Pt^)

To be

re-

regret.

Mad,

raving.

bad, low.

C^tfc^

rAma.

(m.
2.

mace, a bludgeon generally.

To

plague,

to aggravate, to provoke.
3.
(v.

(from

C^fTO)

The mace of Bala-

1.

suburb, a village.
s.

(caus. of

v. a.

C^+^)

noun

voking or exciting any one

mace, a club.

The

pro-

a.

Pro-

to' rage.

voked, excited.

C^JRoot,

(C**k>ilfo) To

x.

eat.

Provocation, ex-

(from
a.

C^3

s.

Dwarf,

thin, spare.

(corrupt, of

OlKJFtfKi

C^T)

(C^+C ^!)

s.

2.

(from

2.

1.

A wife.

title.

Sorrow, distress,

Root,

Regret, repentance.

s.

C^fOW) The chasing of an

animal.

(from R. f^^t?) To rage, to storm,

be furious.
species of grass (Scirpus Kysoor).

To

i.

serve.

casket, a small work-basket used

away an animal,
v. a.

To

(caus. of
to spring

To chase

drive

game.

by

ladies to hold their trinkets.

See Wil-

C^tiT a. (mfn. fut. part. p. R.

v. a.

game.

v. a.

to rave, to

Afield.

A denomination,

from R. t^i"^)

grief, affliction.

C^3l

A field.

(a. t_>lLsi-)
(to.

1.

citement.

kins'

(n.)

ditch,

(English quay? + ^jtl3l)

ferry.

Gr. 718.) To be dug.

s.

a moat.

or drive away, to spring

Mohun P.

p. 87.

See

C^Wfe

891

892

C^Ttpfel

Mohun P.

ferry-boat.

soul,

RW)

C^T+^

for

sort of

small kidney-bean (Phaseolus Mungo).

C^TTi

(from CS3?ir?)

5.

(t^l

s.

shake, to tremble,

move.
(a.

i^*liO

Muhammadan

robe of honour be-

sovereigns on persons

loss.

1.

To be

to injure or hurt.

firm or

3.

To

dig.

Parched grain.

Flour of parched grain.

A species of heron (Ardea cinnomomea).

Alsot^^t^

Carey.

stowed by

kill,

(corrupt, of

Carey.

(C^rR?) To

i.

s.

To

2.

loss,

p. 56.

Root, % (^tTT'fe)

s.

steady.

sort of small kidney-

bean (Phaseolus Mungo).

C^t^RooT,

Carey.

t*U

cause of

Causing a

species of pulse (Lathyrus sati-

Hort. Ben.

vus).

(&&

s.

s.

conception,

c^L^)

(from a.

a.

detrimental,

mind.

fePgj

to

p. 87.

JUi) Ima gination,

(a.

s.

quay?

(English

s.

C^Tl

s.

(from 5IT) Broken brick, coarse brick-

dust used for making terrace-roofs or

floors.

of distinction.

Also
frtf^FT

PVl^+^FT)

(n.

R.

(f.

from R.

Sport, pastime.

Ptfk3l1 a

C^M1

s.

(^33^3)

(from

v. a.

To

machine

v. a.

(cam. of Ptff^TCs?) To cause a

to play or

move

lost or dissipated,

ing, a sport in

A mutual play-

which a number of persons

(from

a.

Lost.

PtM)

s.

C^^Tfe^) A wasteful

(from

person, a spendthrift.

unite.
s.

C^HtfOTl

a.

The being

freely.

(from (Stff^Tra)

s.

C^H^RT^)

noun of

(v.

N#ft*fttt4

P*MtWf%

lose.

play.
s.

C^ii^Tt^?

To

(from

v. a.

version,

Lost.

Play, sport, di-

Playful, sportive.

(from

Loss, detriment,

injury.

Also

(^to

(from

a.

sheep-fold, a pen for cattle.

Playful, sportive.

(a.

robe of honour.

L An

See
2.

instrument used by thatchers.

prominent piece of bamboo.

used for measurement.

PlM^fl
L^^t^ a
posed

(C^^Tt + ^Tl) Sport with

(from a.

cJ^)

3.

staff

thrusting or

Also

Dissentient, ops.

(from

mutual push-

ing or thrusting.
(/.

(StfpTCS

from R.

C^H)

v. a.

song, a

(p.

hymn.

frolic.

(from R.

To

gambol.
s.

pushing any one.

PtittfVlhfS

(Beng.^ Play, sport,

C^H

dust.

to.

C^1% .
2.

s.

The

4.

play, to

pillar,

(from

a stake to tether

cattle,

a.

Picked up, scratched

off,

matched.

jIa^?) A
s.

desire,

(a. tUjL-ci.) Loss.

a wish,
v. a.

(caus. of

C^lflh3)

cause one to pick up small

articles.

1.

To

2.

To

894

893

To compare, to match. 4. To
make a bullock lie down to take its burden.
scratch

j$frf&T3
2.
4.

To
To

(from **|Htt\3)

v. a.

scratch
lie

off.

down

3.

1.

To pick

To compare,

to receive

up.

to match.

2.

Dug.

2.

The digging

s.

(from

s.

2.

The wages

(^JT3t^Iir1

a.

(from

ing,

s.

To

1.

s.

To cause

throw or

eat, to

The

cast.

act of limp-

ing or going lame.

a. Tied,

Sabda

bound, fastened.

Root,

S.

a. (p. tS^-)
a.

Lame, limp-

To

dig.

2.

yet ascertained.

proper,

C^tl^l

s.

C^ttfW)

or fishing-eagle (Falco

A fish (a species of Clupea).

(p. \ss>.

embryo.

2.

male

i.

also

e.

s.

comes

the English God). God.

C^kl^C^
dig or

v. a.

hew wood

^fe3)

(from

To cause

to

or stone.

(p. jjjljci-)

An

The picking

from the Zend Kadata,

Self-created: from the p.

Carey.
1.

self.

JjsL) Renting directly

J,l

noun of

(v.

s.

"M

Another species of eagle not

3.

Lame, limping.

of the teeth.

bunch.

The osprey

haliseetus).

(p.

to cast.

PUt^S

Own,

x.

of the landlord.

tress or fillet of hair, the hair of the

I.

To throw,

(mfn. from R.

a.

Limping,

C^tT^T

to the language,

To be lame.

i.

for digging.

(from R.

tied into a

Hindustani: applied

a.

to

digger.

v. a.

head

To

R. C^tt^-f

(.

limp, to be lame.

CW3R^J)

lameness.

'

C^JTl^T

1.

or lamed,

the country, and the people.

of the earth.

(from R. C^iTT^)

C^3T"pr

(C^ Tift

Lame, limping.

1.

(from R. I>J3^)

v. a.

dig.

To be lame

i.

p. 453.

(from R.

a.

x.

burden (as a bul-

its

lock does).

CtiVS]

Root,

3.

oft".

A master,

a possessor

a husband (used as a term of respect in ad-

infant.

dressing superiors).

Ptfl^t

(C^1^1+^)

1.

An

embryo.

2.

A
cut stone or

bill

of exchange paid

C^t3i
trace,
C*fctt\f1

2.

box made of bamboo or ratans.

(from R. ^^fe)

(from R.

(from p.

4s>-1p-)

or enquiry.

(p.j\ Jo^ci.)

Muhammadans who

The person among

performs the ceremony

a
s.

^5^) 1. Search,
A eunuch.

C^'lvfrlNlfsS s. (from

spear, a hog-spear.

of circumcision.

Search, enquiry

a vestige.
s.

s.

the

c^wfi
s.

(from R. ^t*I^)

A small

to

and kept as a

voucher.

Also

To dig, to carve, to engrave;

wood to pick one's teeth.

v. a.

female infant.

enquiry.

C^H^\ ) A general search

(corrupt, of

hung up

for pigeons to
s.

s.

The

breed

pigeon-box

a pot

in.

shorter side of a hipped roof.

(corrupt, of

3^

bunch of hair tied

on the crown or behind the head.

896

895
C^ttTT

C^H 'W

(p. ,jrj-L) Disposition, nature.

s.

C^HR^3l a. (p.

+ C^^tel from f^R)

a. (a.

iJU.) Open,

pi ain, frank,

Evil-disposed.

C^lirl

Broken

s.

and C^tt^Tl

JfoAwn P.

a.

spendthrift.

Injury, loss.

(C^t^f^) To

i.

loosen, to untie, to unyoke, to

Open,

prevented from moving.

free, loose,

unob-

C^fa) The husk

(corrupt, of

s.

of grain

squander away.

lose, to

Sabda

or rice.

Root,

in.

structed.

C^t*f1

To

v. a.

pot used

strip, to pull off.

C^tl^lsSi a. (h.

C^tftT3)

(from

,.

To

v. a.

Wasteful, lavish.

PtiTfR

baking or frying things

p. 76.

(from

s.

for

See

brick, brick-dust.

down-

right.

See R.

C^-l

C^t^

1^.

V^)

(from

s.

See

S. p. 198.

be lame, to be

The

itch,

the scab

an

itching eruption.
a.

Lame.

(mfn.')

a.

certain febrile disease

which attacks

Rough, uncorrected, waste.

coarse mat, used as a bed and

cattle.

cloak by poor people.

sort of vessel.

(JtfTO

C^W^A

Cj\jy>) Food.

(P.

(from

a.

p.

(corrupt, of

s.

cJ\jyS) Gluttonous, vo-

Cleansed from

betel-nut.
4.

An

2.

1.

The

Lame.

1.

2.

shell of a nut or

sheath, a socket.

0^P\+^)

(m.

s.

s.

2.

fruit.

C*tf%^

(F^i)

(mfn. from R.

(JBeng^) Hollow,

other

helmet.

3.

serpent.

1.

The

pot, a saucepan.

shell of the

?)

1.

The slough of a

The slough of a

s.

1.

shoot.

sherd, a

tile.

(v.

husk (as

3.
5.

2.

The sheath of a

baking-pot.

A toy.

6.

4.

A field,

a.

pot-

Open,

^Ijl Root,

open, to

make

C^T^t3>ft>

4W")

To cause

loose.

potsherd.

to

its

p. 418.

its

tol,

To

its

prefixed,

tell,

to re-

To announce,

to re-

say, to

2.

To count

to celebrate

with

with

To

with

1% To

with

count, to calculate.

with

deny; with

refuse, to

for

to thresh grain.

show, to teach, to point out

To

cleansing

The wages paid

2.

(^7tf3) To
"311

The

husk.

To unhusk,

express; to avow

Sabda S.

husk.

expound, to interpret;
relate.

(from

ii.

With

+ 311

cleanse

Cleansed from

a.

) 1.

cleansing grain from

late, to

To

grain).

loose, free, unobstructed, conspicuous.

v. a.

husk.

its

(from

late.

nut-shell.

^TP|

noun of (?*JrM^l3) The cleans-

v. a.

Having cast

bamboo

C^UW^T s.

foul sore.

skin (as a serpent).

ffltWft

(from

a.

grain).

husk.

its

of grain from

(from
2.

grain from

ing grain from

ant-hill.
s.

its

husk (as

its

v. a.

a.

(3^*1) Husk,

chaff; the rind or peel of fruit ; a ligament,

racious.

0^

or

"^1

To
1.

To

praise, to ex-

tell,

or with

to say, to

^1

*ftf*

897

^iTt^^tJT 5

--,

Fretfulness, peevishness.

s.

898

Also

written

v. a.

^^ftfet*ftlfl

a.

To be peevish

or fretful.

(from^^^Tbfe?)

*1

Fretful, peevish.
51

Called, denominated

said, told.

(mfn. from R.

Moving through the

(mfn.*)

+^1

{mfn. fut. part. p. R. %fetif>^>)

a.

To be

to

be praised.

said, to

be told.

To be

2.

brity,

R.

(f.

renown.
3.

^lRs<P<

a.

title.

^l+fsj) 1.
2. A name,

and

a.

a denomination, a

^7tf^ +

^)

Causing

re-

of the word

^"t^

Wilkins' Gr.

used as an abbreviation

is

(m>.^Ttfe + ^^)

3.

Causing

to denote a long syllable.

billow, a wave.

tumor

(^3+^3*1)

layer of thatch.

Also

The beating of

1.

The laying on of a

rising of

a.

2.

after the small-pox.

s.

2.

The

Sttn

depriving of fame or renown, defamatory.

a.

3.

1.

waves.

(mfn. ^U^Tf^ + ^T) Destroying fame,

^fi^FT3

(from R.t7

In works on prosody,

^tt^3l

Also

(-f^T ).

^Jl"fi34?l'<sft

from

air,

a.

Glory, fame, cele-

s.

nown, productive of glory.

^^l^

Sama-Veda.

ing the

nick-name.
{mfn.

2.

lists,

782.) Singing, as in *Tt*Pl a. (mfn.) Chant-

celebrated,

*1
s.

comp.

in

{mfn.) Going where one

a.

Air, sky,

Only used

Notoriously

infamous.

1.

alphabet,

or R. ft<S%, Wilkins' Gr.

Going, moving.

1.

e.g.

{mfn.

a.

^1

from Sffrt Wish, desire, +^1

lt^3 5t^c

^Tt^^)

Hindu

third consonant of the

771.)

Famous,

2.

renowned, well-known.

vile,

a.

p. R.

(rw/w. ^?re.

a.

The

having the sound of g as in good.

layer of thatch.

a tumor after small-pox.

Deep.

(corrupt, of

5.

Deep

water.

The hawking up a matter from the

glory, productive of glory or renown, glorious.

throat.

Also
s.

sense of

honour.

made by

Famous,

{mfn.

celebrated, renowned.

(p.

at

Muhammadans, and carried in

the festival of the Muharram.

Carey.

Wr>: (h.^a
salver, a plate.

lage)

Corruption, debauchery, evil

(p-

representation of Husain's horse

the

procession
a.

s.

The

countryman, from y\ A

Strong and resolute,

yet

vil-

stupidly ig-

norant.

conduct.

Stupid ignorance joined

(p. tjLiA)*-)

desire,

a wish, an m-

to great strength

and obstinacy.

clination.

Srftl

Christian.

MoJiun P.

p.

161

s.

(m.

^ + 3>t^")

The

other character expressing

3

its

letter ^1

sound.

or any

900

899

s.

from R.

(n.

5^?) The

(.

in the air

tftf^+^Jt)

Lit.

flower

used metaphorically to express an

unreal or fanciful thing.

Wf^Wl

f^f^) Moving

in the

mfn.

W+fet-

WNt^ni

The

s.

or

Indian

crane.

jpff^pf

s.

^+51^)

s.

TO + 3^3")

(.

The bank of the

TO + ^")

(m.

An

Holding the Ganges

epithet of Siva.

Siva having, ac-

cording to the legend, received the river Ganges

its

descent in his matted hair.)

The

The orb

the shore of the Ganges to die there

ing of a corpse into the Ganges.

(corrupt,

of

on

arrival

or

sky or atmosphere.

circle of the

JU) A shawl

Ganges.

on

Morton.

by the

Carey.

of a cream-coloured ground.

(Lit.

pel ican

swear, or administer an oath,

^rTT^W^s. (TO^rft + p.

sky (used as an epithet

of the heavenly bodies).

s

who

^WviU

i-f^X

a.

those

water of the Ganges.

Also written

phere, the firmament.

^^PF

sky, the atmos-

the cast-

Carey.

large jar or

pitcher.

*t"^jj Dwelling near the Ganges.

To complain

v. a.

ner, to

in

man-

a dissatisfied

W+^S^L)

(n.

9.

be querulous.

The water of the

Ganges.
(from

dissatisfied

com-

plaint, querulousness.

^Wmq

s.

^W + ^W)

(f.

sick person to the

a.

(from

lTf^U3)
To

laugh, to deride.

See^XS

W
its

s.

(f.

The

from R.

river

Ganges, or

Ganga.

See

As. Res. 256.

)%k&*t

s.

Ganges.

s.

(/.

(n.

TO+fM from

^t^l+^rT)

2.

fipj") The

1.

to such sick

of the

kind of sweetmeat made prin-

{-P^mfn.

and sugar.

W^^ + t^)

Pertaining to the water of the Ganges.

the colour of the water of the Ganges

cream-coloured.

there.

^f^t^T^

^I+^ts)

(m.

3.

2.
:

1.

Of

TO^fr

(m.

StW^Wl

Connected with

applied in derision to

to die there.

TO+^lT)

(-ft%

a.

arrival of a

The place

itself into

the ocean.

W+^H) Bathing

{n.

s.

The

Ganges.

mfn.

in

the

+ ^^fft^

Bathing) Practising ablution in the Ganges.

J&gjppl

s.

(n.

TO + 3"^)

The water of

the

Ganges.
a.

the Ganges.

SWftaNW * (fromW^FI)

s.

white,

Swearing by the water of

the water of the Ganges

W^tS

Ganges

where the Ganges empties

The water

cipally of the kernel of the cocoa-nut

W^^a.

Proceeding to

TOTT^

the Ganges : applied

sick person at the

black-headed gull (Larus ridibundus).

5

{-0^mfn.

a.

persons as are conveyed to the Ganges to die

personification the goddess

sWfM

Ganges that he may die there.

Querulous.

#Wtifl
^t^RooT,

The conveying a

Carey.

Coarse and closely woven.

*f56fvr. (m.

from R. *t*lj

number of terms

1.

The

in a progression,

period, the

Colebr. Alg.

902

901
p. 52. 251.

2.

A tree.

(Beng.)

3.

deposit,

s.

r fc5+ THal)

hung on an

bell

elephant's neck.

a pledge.

St35Sfo

SeeR. StS.

5t55^

StS^pfel

ing askant, squint-eyed.

(from tfWrty

Sfl + SSf^) Look-

a.

deposit,

a.

Pledged,

S$j*g5d

deposited, left as a deposit.

(corrupt,

a.

*t^T>5p)

of

Squint-

eyed.

Sf^l

(froml'fe^)

a.

Delivered to the care of

^t3b3l

another.
(cans, of

v. a.

trust

^tfto? ) To

to deposit, to pledge.

(from

a.

each other,

s.

A mutual

deposit.

a thing with another person,

WPT

s.

(from

^01^

a.

^T^fe?) The

5t3Ptf^
phant

^t^l

title

Ivory.

+ ^tfe) The

species of water-bird (Charadrius

himantopus).

Carey.

or entrusting a thing to another person's care.

?)

(from R.

v. a.

deposited

^J^L Root,

up a

to lay

Wj)

To

receive a thing

briated or confused.

Also,

the insertion of a nasal

to be ine-

or with

i.

^R?)

and

x.

(At chess)

^t^)

bishop.

An

1.

3.

spit

wand.

rtetffc

s.

measure of length,

5.

carpenter's rule.

4.

^f^ft

Confusion, tumult,

(/.

St^ + ^fl. from

is

Sf%) A yard-

s.

(/.

^fcS +

^Jl) A plant (Boswellia

Also 'ksppJ^j

integrifolia).
a.

(mfn.

StS + ^S) Eaten by elephants

(an epithet applied to the Feronia elephantum).

1.

pavement or

plasterer.

2.

pj^J

pavement.

to

be produced

A large

terrace.

(from
terrace or

1.

2.

1.

The making of a

pavement, a terrace.

sort

As. Res. x. 471.

wand.

(p-jJiJ*)

3^T) A

bound.

of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

4W
for

s.

post to which an elephant

s fa5^5p1

p. 15.

tl + ^1rf"&

*t^?)

6.

climbing plant (Webera scandens).

Wrath, anger.

2.

hooka or Indian tobacco-pipe.

Hort. Ben.

LS)

(a.

s.

its fruit.

disorder.

elephant.

the perforation of the upright tube of a

Also

officinalis).

(*t3-

the gaz, a yard, a measure of two cubits.

(Beng.~)

plant

bearing a seed which resembles pepper (Pothos

(from R.

from R.

(*.

(Achy-

tree

S. p. 384.

tfRty To sound.
?}fl

Sabda

ranthes aspera).

deposit.

To be drunk,

i.

lord of an ele-

given to some kings east of Ben-

gal.

Deposited.

act of depositing

of elephants.

Ivory.

^W)

(corrupt, of

s.

W)

(m. 5T3l +

s.

A multitude

rfcS + vJl)

(J.

^WffeV.

Entrusted mutually to

*1 t^l )

noun of ^T^tl^s?) The depositing

v.

deliver in

s.

pearl.

pearl fabled

head of an elephant.

2.

Also

murmuring under provocation

satisfaction.

in the

Also

or dis-

903

904

sa

An

A
A

i A

*.

Disre-

SlrprU. (fromStf^K?)

Having shoulders
shop.

bud, a sprout, a shoot.

a. Pertaining to

2.

1.

(/*.)

an elephant.

of sweetmeat,

Disrespectful treatment,

abuse, reproachful language.

+ ^f^)

(mfn. *tvH

like those of

start

noble elephant.

king of elephants.)
a.

7. (to.)

spect, contempt.

of females.

(Lit.

(Abrus precatorius).

rutti seed

armlet, an ornament for the wrists

mine.

2.

tavern, a liquor-

(Beng^) The tops of hemp used as

3.

an intoxicating drug by the Hindus.

sort

^f^U? )

(from

v. a.

an elephant.

To

vilify,

to

abuse.

(from t^fl) To shoot out,

v. a.

to

*M$$L a S$5
-

Elephant-eyed.

STSt^TO

+ ^^T^)

St^l

Also

t^Sp

a.

An

2.

t^3l

moulded, erected.
epithet of

an elephant.)

+ 3lt^) Mounted
:

(Lit.

s.

to mould, to erect.

2.

Root,

t3 + ^ ;5) A

gilt-head.
3.

noble elephant.

elephants.)

provoked.

ST^Kl)

To murmur,

^1^5

to complain, to be disappointed.

plaining or

St^ft^ftiri

The com-

s.

(to?i.)

treasury.

3.

1.

^^l^lCWj

mine.

A cow-house.

2.

or drop.

(^tUfe) To

Com-

6.

1.

(Obsolete.)

a sort of

fish,

impediment, an obstacle.

fortification,

4.

ditch,

a stronghold.

6.

mixture of things, a medium, an

7,

salutation, a

which a pedal
s.

affect the

bow.

8.

The

hole

falls.

(corrupt, of

^VS^) A

fish,

a sort of

T3<3?

The gunja

s. (to.

t^3 +

^) A sort

of

fishj

a species of

1^5^t~h

s.

(Sts^ + ^tii)

large block of

wood

placed in the ground for the pedal to work on

A jewel-house, a
5. A
4. A tavern.

mart, a place of merchandise.

An

With

gilt-head.

plaining of an offence or at a disappointment.

*KjP

at a disappointment.

(from

distil

gilt-head.

^TO^KS)

murmuring

5.

(Beng.^

into

(from

To

screen, a covering, a fence,

average.

(from

2.

a moat.

^ts^ s. A person's murmuring to himself when

v. a.

(^tvJ'fe)

i.

m. from R. StvJ)

A climbing

Carey.

A chief among

s.

to carve,

See

cheek, to be rough as the cheek.

fish.

kind of coarse cloth.

(to.

Sj^tefffiJ

f|?) To make,

the insertion of a nasal

^t

(from R.

v. a.

on an

peg, a pin or nail to hang things

plant (Hedyotis scandens).

SlT^FSl

Stf^lAJ

*R

The name of a

I.

Made, formed, framed,

(from

a.

prince).

elephant.

on.

pack of cards.

(mfn.

1.

Ako*tRM.

The master of

face of

to abuse, to vilify.

to fashion, to fabricate, form, to figure, to frame,

*t5l?P

Having the

(Lit.

a person disrespectfully or

(from p. &jus&)

Hindu

dp^^fe)

(to.

s.

Ganesa.

treat

for

^T^TTl

Also

(to.

s.

opprobriously

^+^

for

the elephant (at the court of a

St^FipF

To

v. a.

sprout.

or

in cleaning grain.

5t^tt

s.

bankment

(^3 + ^tt)
or fortification.

The

ditch of an em-

906

905
rf\J^\3

s.

of grass (Coix barbata).

sort

Delay, procrastination

s.

equivocation;

dalliance.

An ornament worn on
low women of the Vaishnava

of

sifeu te rfr

An

a work-

artist,

M\inrH<

of an artificer.

(^5 + *%^) A

s.

tree

(Mimosa

com.

(from

Stfffck.

*tftC3) Wrought, forged,

(from

s.

made

plain (as cloth),

facti-

s.

Plain cloth.

1.

To make,

Idleness, indolence,

laziness, sloth.

Arabica).

^3s.

A cart.

Sab da

A hump

(?w.) 1.

or bronchocele.
v.

(from

a.

fabricate, to cast
3.

lie.

on certain posts

a. Aslant, inclined, sloping.

The pay

(from

tious

laid

cross-

and form the bottom of a granary,

or of a rick of

man.

f1\5l

which are

The

figure.

or supporters,

(from

(nfOTi+^U)

*.

pieces of timber

Form, shape,

2.

a thing, fabrication.

The making

1.

Idle, indolent, lazy.

a.

Carey.

sect.

noun of Stf^K?)

v.

the wrist by

To

To ooze

2.

To

down a declivity.

4.

any thing

decline, to roll

to

metallic.

on the back.

a.

wallowing or rolling about; a

-fas

writhing,

To wallow,

v. a.

to

roll

*tOT

noun of ^tottlS)

1.

The making

goitre

hump-

a (mfn. ^^5 + ^) Affiicted with a goitre

(corrupt, of

s.

^T^O ) Garuda
Vishnu and

re-

gent of the birds.

rt^T

a.

about.
v.

(mfn.} Crooked,

the sacred bird and vehicle of

s.

2.

backed.

hump-backed,

out.

S. p. 413.

(mfn. ^^5 +

*ft\5 ad. (from

^)

Hump-backed.

tf&j On the whole, on an

ave-

rage, in the gross.

or fabricating of

metal.
a.

The

3.

The

2.

casting of
v. a.

act of rolling or wallowing.

Made, fabricated

1.

roll

any thing.

Made

to

The pay of an

ar-

cast.

2.

^Isi* 1
s.

^trs?)

(from

(O

Thunder.

s.

Tumult, confusion, disorder.

s.

See

tificer.
S

tv5U%TTl

a.

5
1

Also

Oil.

(from

lvjlUsS Rolling, wallow^1^P^<1?1

ing

a rattling sound, to

thunder, to rumble.

sloping, sliding, slipping.

ffatpT

To make

An

s.

interruption,

an impediment.

unfixed, sloping, unsteady.

A sheep.
as a jingle to

Made,

t^T

or

it)

Root,

fabricated, formed.

x.

to calculate.
s.

2.

To take

provincial appellation of the gayala

regard

Bos Gavseus.

to,

to consider.

To

count, to reckon,

into account, to

With

have

f^T prefixed,

To

consider, to reflect.
1.

thatch.

billow,

3.

a wave.

humour

2.

layer

of

m. from R.

a party, a flock
v. a.

To make,

^t^)

1.

multitude, a troop,

after small pox.

to shape, to

form

to roll.

a genus, a class, a sect.

body of attendants.

2.

In law, an assemblage of

907

JP\
R.A.S.

Trans.

families.

908

Ch.~)

A body of troops equal

3.

Tarachand

to three

STW

thirty-five foot.

4.

and

Troops of

and under the superintendance of Ganesa.

number.

^TMS

about eight seconds.

chor.

7.

Sftet^ s

(In prosody)

6.

See

Yates' Gr.

Tt*t1

Sanskrit language.

The

9.

s.

from R.

commonly

R.

(m.

10.

An

tcl+ 3I^)

^31

nativities.

(/.) or

calculator,

who

s.

ploy a person to calculate.

(from

s.

an

another party.

calculates

(/. ^t

(*ftS

s.

^Tt^

+31 ) The

partiality, collusion

3.

ties.

v .)

q.

Family descent,

belonging to a party,
lineage, race, a family.

a plot, a cabal.

from

5tl

s.

(n.

s.

to it)

astro-

TPI

+H^) A thing

belonging to

(n.

R. s t c l+3pT)

1.

The
;

S"ttffc& a. (mfn. fut. part. p. R. *tl

+ 3HtU")

coming

within

Wis.

epithet of

Ga-

(mfn.

Bound to a party,
| i+*Rf)

a.

from R. *tl)

(/.

{mfn. fut. part. p. R.

culable, to be calculated or reckoned.

(Premna

tfT^i
2.

3.

confined to a society.

Sfrtffe?^

tree
5

computation, an enu-

A small

spinosa).

from 7 !)
!"

s.

(f.

1.

A
A small tree (Premna
sort of

prehension.
)

causing or

meration.

the

See
a.

of

a. Calculated,

(corrupt, of

An
s

epithet

counted by orders of another.

bounds of computation.

nesa.

rTil^J) The

employing a person to calculate,

a calculation.
^t"t*Tl (/.)

numerable,

of

act of count-

an enumeration. Also

Calculable,

An

Ganesa.

public property.

A number,

^TkT^

rhyme

as a

epWfa) An

ing, reckoning, or calculating

2.

numbers,

a calculation, a table of numbers.

reckoning, a calculation, an enumeration.

a society

fft"

party opposed to

coalition of different par-

(.) Astrology,

loger.

StTER^

Reciprocal calcu-

1.

2.

series of

(femin. of

SfKSfa

Reckoned,

a.

man-

divination.

Sftsjl

called chor.

(cam. ofSlflTS) To cause or em-

v. a.

astro-

lation or enumeration.

arithmetician ; an astrologer, one

s.

^) A

enumerated, calculated.

sions into three parts, each consisting of nine.

Sft^t,

by

flocks,

(from R. ^t1) The enumeration of any

distance of places

logical division of the twenty-seven stellar

s.

^+

sum, the making a calculation,

of dhatus or roots in the

list

on the west side of the Ganges.

*Tt^

(m.

species of perfume

kind of perfume commonly called

The

8.

5.

By

Sans.

ad.

crowds, by parties.

time equal to thirty hasht'has or

division of

p. 422.

Swallow-wort (Ascle-

pias gigantea).

inferior deities considered as Siva's attendants,

(In arithmetic)

^U.^J)

(m.

s.

gulmas

or twenty-nine chariots, eighty-one horse,

one hundred and

A multitude of nights.

n. 175. 179. (Beng.

person attached to one's party.

courtezan, a harlot.

jasmin (Jasminum auriculatum).

Wilkins'

spinosa).

Also

4.

Ap-

MS.

Cal-

rffWfe^l

s.

(/.

*tPl+<^R<tl) A

small

910

909

commonly

tree

which

Ganiydri, the wood of

called

is

producing flame (Premna spinosa).

Stftetft

*.

+*Wl>

(/.

Glowing, ready to blaze.

a.

used in attrition for the purpose of

(from R.

Numeration, arithmetic,

Wilson.

Also

a calculation, an enumeration.

See

*tfW*fi3

(from R.

s.

1.

cheek, the whole side

The temple

of the face including the temple. 2.

R:*tl+^3)

(mfn.pret. part. p.

a.

numbered, corrected.

culated,

arithmetic.

culation,

sion.
rally.

Ibid, p. 70.

1.

4.

astronomical or

Also,

p. 52.

sum gene-

of arithmetic or astronomy.

2.

science

book on

2.

(from R.

To esteem,

To reckon,

^tl )

to count.

roll.

5.

(.

(Lit.

An

A rosary,

+ TT)

a bead-

(Premna

A small
Sabda

Also

spinosa).

The tenth yoga

9.

plane of the ecliptic

S. p. 364.

likewise

An

10.

a. (ra/n.

ing to a party

?ff} from
;

^, + ^3) Belong-

11.

word sometimes implies excellence

knot or joint.

^JiftH

e.

+ SjtST A

from Stg

Wilson.

s.

In composition

culable

falling

respectable village,

village.

(m. Ffe|<Wf)

mode

h A

rhinoceros.

2.

of reckoning by gandas or fours.

3.

s.

science.

4.

tTM

(m.

5tl

^H)

Th+^J)
;

he

Ganesa

tial

all

compositions,

phant

similar

the son of

in the

com-

undertakings, the opening of

&c, he

receives the reveren-

homage of the Hindus

as a short fat

sensitive

(Mimosa pudica). Also written <PvJ<l? <t

I

s.

(/. from

man

he

is

tf&Bfy The name

of a river

As. Res. vn. 241.

cal-

the deity of wisdom,

is

and remover of obstacles, whence

all

plant

in the north of India.

Numerable,

within the bounds of calcu-

Siva and Parvati

mencement of

Wilkins'

division.

from

(y.

n^rrm s (^3+c^T)
.

rection, a mutiny,

s.

A
A

MS.

>.|>#?l

lation.
5

or emi-

peculiar to a race or family,

hereditary (said of a disease).

StTtlla. (mfn. R.

Regulus.

its star,

astronomical period.

S. p. 2.

51*1^^3

or one of

this

particular
tree

8.

the twenty-seven portions of a circle on the

fftSf
)

hero.

See

instrument for counting).

(corrupt, of

7.

The inferior persons of a species of dramatic

to account.

from R.

5.

an ornament upon the harness.

nence,

rrftTT

a spot.

of a horse's trappings, a stud or button fixed as

Kdla

arithmetic or astronomy.
v. a.

A mark,

entertainment.

The

3. A boil, a pimple.
A rhinoceros. 6. Part

or cheek of an elephant.

Cal-

The sum of a progres-

3.

astrological treatise.

Colebr. Alg.

An

2.

(rc.)

5.

Cal-

represented

^Ttf^Ti a.

A quarrel,

an insur-

an uproar, a tumult.

(from

^TK)

Noisy, tumul-

tuous.

$3$t&* (.^+m*i)A respectable village,

a

village

abounding

with respectable inha-

bitants.

with the head of an ele-

The cheek.

Also

plant (Pssderia fcetida).

Sab-

and the present appellation, with other

compounds, alludes

to his office as chief

of the various classes of subordinate gods,

are regarded as Siva's attendants.

who

Wilson.

fft^ftjfft
da S.

p.

s.

268.

912
5

t^tWj

i (/. StsJ +
(

STM) Aa

inflammation

1^J^fa.

(mfn.

computable, numerable, falling within

lable,

the bounds of calculation

of the glands of the throat.

rfe+Sptf) Preeminently

reckoned.

or

(/)

igno-

worthy of being

Computa-

(n.)

bility.

rant, very stupid.

^TsS a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

rock or rocky-

Gr.

kins'

by some convulsion of

rftF^

in

ries),

s.

teVft*M

The counting

*$3G} A

viminalis,

from R. *fe^f)
2.

circle.

bow, a

The trunk of a

ehocele.

of ratan

grass with white blossoms,

a white sort of durva (Agrostis

(to.

things

Buchanan's MSS.). Carey.

A bent

4.

fiom^j.

from^I

*!

A goitre
3.

{mfn.)

Heaven,

Gone

to heaven,

+^5;. 3I*P~t3

into lots or shares, divided,

s.

portion,

HT ^
5

heart, from

UITt 5

a.

Mind,

+ 5t3.

2.

Past,

Known, understood.

3.

5t^<?^<l
crime or

5^3 + <?^) Freed from

sin

(mfn. tfsS +

or bron-

^^T^) a.

(Beng.)

^^t ^
5

Freed from

sin.

ad. Sans.

rainbow, a halo.

s.

or guilt.

linearis).

tree.

Gone

(mfn.)

ri\3<P}*4 a. (mfn,

A species

Frequently used

(mfn.) Gone to the soul, touching a person's

rhinoceros.

t^3t? + 5tMl)

a.

e. g.

gone by.

(f)

s.

chiefly of cow-

See

or fours.

*tUW^1
(Calamus

^1)

(from

(from

s.

Four (used

coin of the value of four cowries.

s.

by gandas

comp.

dead,

cheek.

a.

R.

^TvTi a. (from

Gone.

Wil-

<r

nature.

(rfa+'pT) The

s.

p. 420).

fragment fallen from a height, or thrown down

^T^+vJ-

s.

(mfn.

(^5 + ^))

^\3^K&)

Yesterday.

Destitute of employ.

Past time, a past

(to.

opportunity.

^ft

(corrupt,

s.

of

^il^") A

bow, a

circle

*2*ffiS,. (TO>.^3 + ^tfif)

a rainbow, a halo.
(to.)

growing

some a

ntj
*t^3

s.

s.

in

putation or glory, sunk in renown, disgraced.

watery ground, and according to

from ^tsJ?)

Wilson.

pillow.

( from R. *t^) A knot

An

Tfaft^T

or joint.

earth-worm.

(to.

s.

from R. tf%J)

sft)

(m/. rf3

+ ?Tti%^1)

^5^1 ad. (W^Tjj The day

day.

MohunP.

3.

The

2.

tip

The washing

(to/w. /m*. part. p.

R. t

before yester-

(m>. 5t^ +

Freed from

sin or

handful of

or rincing the

Noseless,

guilt.

of an elephant's trunk.
S

the past

p. 140.

Devoid of holiness

water, &c. held in the hand for rincing

the mouth, &c.

mouth.

^fa + ftTT') Yesterday,

without a nose.

a.

1.

(n.

fa<? a

according to some, a female worm.

water

s.

Also

day.
>1s3*1

small worm, or

^tsJ^

re-

kind of potherb, described as

species of cucumber.

mf

Deprived of

+ TT) Calcu-

or virtue, sinful.

^iS33p

a.

(mfn. Sfabfr'SftSfc) Destitute of splen-

dor, dim, faded, tarnished.

914

913

^3^751

(mfn. ?tv3 +

a.

^1)

Freed from

way

dis-

means of

or

attaining an object, an expe-

knowledge, wisdom.

dient, a resource;

tress or anxiety.

condition, a plight.

Deprived of
honour or respectability.

The

11.
5

t3^T

^H^T) The body.

(corrupt, of

fa<ifq

(^H-T^RT)

ad.

1vJ<l 5?f

A refuge,

period of

in

life

a place of re-

events, fate, fortune.

which a person

is,

as

age, youth, &c.

Last night,

yes-

Having a resource,

(mfn.

a.

knowing an expedient, acquainted with the ways

ternight.
5

9.

The course of

10.

fuge.

8.

(from

a.

t^^')

and means,

Fat, plump, fleshy,

s.

(Beng.^ See

large-bodied.
>l\S<v5l*i1

Delay, procras-

(51^+

s.

or from

a.

Collectedness,

?)

indolence,

away of

tination, neglect, the trifling

p.^IU.

steadiness,

To

v. a.

time.

deposit, to give in trust or charge.

apathy.
s

lvSn^

a.

Intercourse.

^3 +

(mfn.

Destitute of

mos

lRi*l(^

desty or shame, shameless.

s.

(/.

*tf3 + *tfe) The power of

motion.
(caws, of

v. a.

commit a thing
SfvStvj a

(from

^if^A?) To

to the custody of

deposit, to

^t^<T

any person.

a.

Antedated, out
^tcUl ad. Sans, (instrum. case of ^tf^) Optionally.

(^ + ^tfe^ from 3FT

Root,

others, imitating others,

(w.)

s.

A blind

To

i.

say, to speak.

Fre-

-f

R. ^1*^) Following custom or the conduct of

par-

quently with f*T prefixed,

x.

l*V|fsj)

The uneasy sensation of the stomach

^I^OTl

s.

(/. 5l^3

+>dl-J*t(>ll)

on things that are past,

useless

Reflecafter-

thoughts.

Wiul\J

s.

StTt

from R.

( m.

s.

^T)

D isease,

1.

sickness.

Speech, speaking, a word.

after

excessive eating or drinking.

2.

t3 + ^tTft3) A coming and going,

To

thunder.

tizan.

tion

(mfn. from R. ^lHJ) Going, moving, lo-

comotive.

^3 + ^1^)

of date, out of use.

*W3ftf\3^

a.

TlTtftTS

(mfn. R.

a.

t^+^)

1.

Talkative,

intercourse.

loquacious.

Whose
life
S

Tfo

has been spent, dying, past recoveiy.

s.

(/.

the gait

R.

T^+ft)

motion

1.

act of going;

2.

The march of

an army, the progress of a procession.

3.

path.

5.

Kala

S. p. 364.

4.

Metempsychosis.

The incomparable way,

eternal bliss after death.

i.

6.
e.

A road,

s.

(/.)

*1 H.1<P s.

a way, a

7.

An

epithet of

club, a mace.

(from R. *tKj)

a.

in

3F}s3*fl *tf3
n. 242.

(a species of Loxia).

A bird not yet described

Carey.

The

(mfn. rjTfl

from R.

^)

Bear-

ing a mace, armed with a club or mace.

(/w.)

An

the attainment of

Manu

(?.)

(In

astronomy) the diurnal motion of a planet

its orbit.

s.

KA.MADEVA.

TO

The

in general.

2. Lustful,

'si

epithet of
(to.

TO + "0^)

geons or clubs.
3

*.

Krishna.

battle with blud-

915
a.

STO + STHTH)

{mfn.

m. from R.

s.

club, a bludgeon.

{a. ^jiif)

s.

Having a club

weapon, armed with a mace or club.

for his

(m.)

^%

cushion, a seat, a bench

2.

A perfume,

3.

Sandal-wood.

6.

Relationship, connexion, friendship.

a fragrant substance

R.

pret. part. p.

Brimstone.

4.

fragrance.

Sulphur.

5.

Sulphur, brimstone.

The name of a
(?rc/k.

Scent, odour, smell.

1.

Also

quilted cushion for a palanquin.

a.

916

vii.

river

2.

As. Mes.

also

225.

Said, uttered, spoken.

>l^<Pift>
a.

(from

Possessed of a bench,

(tf% + W\ft>)

s.

match

for light-

ing candles or lamps.

seat, or throne.

Sjlfl a

TO +

{-f%\mfn.

Armed with

a mace, carrying a mace or club.

epithet of

s.

(?w.)

Vishnu.
(m/*ra.

TOt^ffl

in accents interrupted

by sobs speak-

^TtTfrl

Mohun P.

(from R. *V%$)

jest,

TOW^S

t^+^T)

R.

(n.

s.

tf^Pfa s.

Prose; mirth.

TO

tW^

<T

weight equal to thirty-two

^t^+^D)

Proper to be gone through or towards

TO

5.

(/.) or

{-\

sort of pole-

^l^tRpf) A

(corrupt, of

Buchanan's

sort of

MSS.)

5t^+^) A

Tt% + :3C

A species

t^W^

s.

(n.

of grass (An-

Carey.

1^+'5^ ) A fragrant

substance,

an odoriferous substance.
;

passable.

St^Ts.

(n.) Passableness.

m. R.

{n.

s.

dropogon Schcenanthus).

Colebr. Alg. p. 2.

par*, p. R.

(jw/.

p. 1'

Carey.

^31

species of

Gunda, Buchanan 's MSS.y Carey.

(Viverra Gunda,

polecat

Prose, a kind

gunjas or ratti seeds.

a.

+ ^1!) A

of measured prose.
5l"^.Jt"t< s. (m. ?)

a repartee, a
cat (Viverra

(n.

(from

s.

civet-

p. 50.

grass (Andropogon glabrum). Hort. Ben.

taunt.
s.

^PttjfT) A

(corrupt, of

s.

ing in a low voice.

s.

kind of perfume

called mura.

cat (Viverra Zibetha).

m*L

from R. ^t^?) Interrupted by

sighs, ecstatic.

Speaking

fragrant wood,

An
commonly

a.

A
aloe-wood, sandal, &c.

goer, one

who

tinued

{n.

R.

effort.

+ 3FT)

1.

Perseverance, con-

Injury, hurting, killing.

2.

Intimation, information.

{Beng.}

4.

An

3.

escu-

walks.
lent vegetable

^Tf^"

s.

(from

Mohun P.

?)

The muster of a

-<fc(<W

p. 151.

v. a.

regiment.

To count

over, to enumerate.

or

kill.

2.

cart

(^t^TIUS)

To move,

drawn by oxen.

1.

To

to go.

3.

injure, to hurt

To

ask, to beg.

Hort.

p. 24.

rj^t^fl. s

+ ntaflt ) A plant (Ophi-

(/.

oxylon serpentinum

A
*t^ Root, x.

Ben.

(Allium Ascalonium).

SJM^ltei

s.

(m.

?).

tWc

5t^ + 5

Brimstone, sul-

phur.
ffttfSftl a. {mfn.

1^ + f^"IT)

Fond of

scents.

*W

917

Sf^SF^I

(/. from

s.

a fragrant seed,

tf%W^[s.

(/.

5^+*^) A plant having

commonly

commonly

Ivf

(Lit.

The blossom of the champaka (Michelia

^t^^T

*t*Rft^. (-\m.

seller

grant, odoriferous.
s.

^)

^t% + ^K from R.

a. (mfii.

(Lit.

(m.) Air, the wind.

(to.)

s.

(Lit.

Also

*1^<

^+R.

horse.

(from

s.

Fra-

previous to

siwli
grass

3^)

St^ + fa + R. TF3?) A

its

3.

kind of deer (according to some,

5.

The

soul after death, and

being born again.

polite

music, dancing, &c.

One

Hort. Ben.

make

parties

the contract without

previously consulting their parents or guardians.

Manu
The common lemon-

of the seven forms of marriage, in

which the

in. 26. 32.

M^JjL^

Carey.

Palma

from^+^H) A climbing plant

(/.

or celestial qui-

nose.

Carey.

(Psederia fcetida).

Gandharva

The

The

(Andropogon Schcenanthus).

*1^0al. s.

p. 60.

(In Hindu

(^+c<rti)

s.

Mohun P.

florida).

scents).

medicinal drug (apparently a kind of semifluid

turpentine).

4.

beautiful flowering

singer or musician in general.

the musk-deer).

law)

*t^ft^5l

Conveying fragrance).

from
(f.
Conveying scent).
s.

+ T TJ) A

1.

2.

arts, viz.

51^<^I

7\%

The king of

rister.

of scents, a perfumer, a druggist.

tfitAK

s.

shrub (Gardenia

called priyangu.

Champaca).

(Lit. The juice,

or the best of scents).

A plant bear-

1.

(m.^ + ^T) Myrrh.

5l^<^1s.

called priyangu.

+ ^1 + ^)

ing a fragrant seed,

2.

918

s . (m.

^4+^ + ^) A

Christi (Ricinus

(from

a.

^1%)

plant,

communis).

Scented.

p. 15.

beautiful
(corrupt, of ^I^^Oi^l )

Hort. Ben.

alata,

^tokWt

Mohun P.

dia alata).

p. 10.

plant (Oldenlan-

monly

p. 11).

See

p. 33.

>

l^)l-

HWl.
*H*lWl
name

1^ 3Tl^'s.

plant com-

Ambahaldi.

called

(m.

^t^ + ^TR")

Sandal.

(Lit.

The

essence, or the best of scents).

s.

(m.'rtF+'SltfCf from R.

The

of a mountain.

v. a.

(from

^1^) To perfume,

to dif-

fuse a fragrance, to emit a scent.

A
flowering climbing plant
lata).

Hort. Ben.

+ ^f?) A

The name of a

s.

flowering shrub (Ixora parviflora).

Oldenlandia

Carey.

plant (Psederia fcetida,

A climbing

beautiful

*t^fp

s.

(m.^ + ^TtP)

The

orange-tree.

(Echites caryophyl-

An offer-

Carey.

ing of perfumes, &c. to the ancestors at fu-

Wormwood.
S

Nb*Wl

s.

(/.

nereal obsequies.

n^ + ^T + ^f)

plant,

com)

monly

called

Ambahaldi.

ceremony

The musk-rat.

s.

in

(/.

A preliminary

which perfumes are used.

from

?)

wasp.

919

920

5t^3Tl s. ( -^SPT
^tft^

s.

(p.

+ BPH*[ ) Sulphur.

m.

1^ + ^)

^i^teT

s.

commonly

5t^l

flying bug.

1l^lv3Hl

s.

(/.

(C imex

3.

A large

tree

^^)

s.

1^t

s.

s.

*\%)

^tR^

wasp.

lf%Tl

yt^c

s.

a rhyme

as

^
?W

(from

(from

it)

The doing a thing awkwardly

and

a.

To

2.

StT3^i

or clum-

abortively

To

1.

2.

^tR^ + ^TT)

R.

?)

To seek, to
To make an

^^.)

Search, en-

To

To do a

write unintelligibly.

cast the

^TC^^ + 3^3 )

for.

Pregnant, with young (as a

cow).

*!33

1.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

*t<r a. (from C^tl

(mfn. C^l+IT) Pertaining to kine.

a.

1.

The produce of a cow;

butter,

ghee or

2. (rc.)

A bow-string.

3.

young

to miscarry, to fail in

A multitude

of cows.

s.

(m/. C^tl

+ ^ts?

A mea-

from R. IT)

to bring forth

sure of two kos, a league measured

an

by

four

enterprise.

thousand dandas or fathoms. Colebr. Alg.

m. from Ptl?)

milk,

viz.

cow-dung, &c.

clarified butter,
3.

s.

vitiate.

^ijjfsS
v. a.

species of

Also

search or enquire.

(n.

s.

a.

Awkwardly done.

an undertaking, to

spoil

+ R. 3^) A

(^RWR?)

x.

Sought, enquired

Also

(from

thing clumsily.

from Pfi

(/.

(Evidently composed of C^tl + R.

(Beng.~)
y. .

+^T) An owner of kine.

(m. (^1

for, to

Talkative, garrulous.

Chit-chat, tittle-tattle.

s\}

quiry.

the writing unintelligibly.

sily,

to

tittle tattle.

a.

s.

ft

(W+^H

s.

from C^tl) Belonging to kine.

Root,

effort.

Chit chat,

(m/*w.

s.

Chit-chat, a story, a tale, a report.

^tfffl

p.

or

hunt
5
^T *^

A witness.

(from

grass (Coix barbata).

from R.

(/.

5tR\5
Spirituous

vinous liquor.

*1*4HT.

testimony.

See

which

p. 88.

(p.

a.

lectularius).

Bengal (Xanthophyllum

Hort. Ben.

virens).

i^ 5.

perfume
s.

A hug

1.

in the east of

grows

^\%)

The green

2.

sort of

called mura.

(from

s.

^t^ + ^^fl.) A

(/.

skinner, a currier,

a tanner.

See

Sulphur.

^1<t

^HSpft

+ ^rt^) A

(C^tl

s.

species of ox,

the
(nif.)

gaydl (Bos gavseus).

p. 37.

ray of light, a sun- or moon-

beam.

St^T

s.

{n.

The horn of a

from

buffalo.
s.

(from C^tl

^I<t1

to

men.)

rfrlS^

s.

(m. (FN

cow.

a loop-hole, a round

(Applied in derision

for

3lfe) An
(in the

air-hole,

form of a

cow's eye) ; a bull's eye.

>l<lta$l

s.

(/.

^WSS + ^f) A

(Cucumis Madraspatanus).

t^fg + H^+ J^3)

One

of the divisions of the Earth.

a.

window

(m.

(jnfn.^

1.

Deep

(as water;

phorically), profound, grave.

vious (as a forest).

^1

2.

and meta-

Thick, imper-

(/.) or

'S'

(w.)

Depth, profundity.
sort of

cucumber

low sound, a grave tone.

deep or hol-

; :;

..

922

921

Root,

To

^^tTI

(SftBiffe See Wilkins' Gr. 179).

i.

With

go, to move.

beyond or through

To

with

To go

prefixed,

(mfn. fat. part. p. R. ^ft^* 3pft*T )

a.

Fit to be gone through, accessible, passable,

3l

practicable.

pass

(/.) or

(n.) Passable-

ness, practicability.

over

with

1.

+ ^f^. To

with

with 3J*r

over, to pass by.

to obtain, to acquire. 3.

To meet with,
to read

To go

To

follow

to disappear, to

^+^n,

Tfo +

near

+ ^3Tl To

approach

with *T

with

+ 3*1 To

f%^To

^t^s.

Manu

To

To go

To

To go away

return, to
;

to

enter

(a.

^)

come

go backward
to

2.

The

act of going or

The march of an army.

or

*ftO

"^T 5!

e. g.

fromTJ^+TT 5 !).

Difficult of access,

a.

4.

(mfn.)

(Beng.)

A species of cucurbitaceous

cumis momordica).
for concealing the

s.

Also

or

s.

R.

(n.

moving

name of one
Hindu music.

^ +3H)

movement,

The

gait.

an army or of an assailant.
SfrSFFte; a. (mfn.

1.

2.

bag

of the

31

Depth, profundity, gravity.

accessible

H^H

passable.

s.

Gay a,

(/.)

a city in

(/.) or

(from guaiacum

vaeus).

2.

The name of

me-

species of ox, the gayhl (Bos

Ga-

?)

Carey.

Phlegm,
1.

a famous

wood.

s.

Behar

As. Res. vn. 241.

place of pilgrimage.

StSTfc

*t*^+TT) At-

See

saliva.

A variety of rice,

^fCW

the grains of which

are white.

(from

a.

STO + STKlT)

Residing at

Gay a.

WW

s.

(m. *1n1

+ 3rt*Sl) A

SlTOT

s.

Phlegm,

species of

Hort. Ben.

fig-tree (Ficus cordifolia).

p. 66.

See ^t^TR"

saliva.

^T^ac?. (A.^i.) Besides, except, without,

pron.

act of going

The march of

3. Coition.

^t^T+^ft)

through, passable.

in praying.

(from R. ^t5!?) The

combinations of sound in

rfcFT

plant (Cu2.

fruit.

its

beads of the rosary

(w.)

(w.) Passableness.

StWfl

Wheat.
1

ornamental tree (Gmelina

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

<r

(Frequently used in comp.

a silent dissatisfied

^tj^t^T a. (mfn.} Deep, profound, grave.

A road.

3.

In

p.

An

(/.)

'^3

dicinal

Withdrawn, concealed.
!

(from

manner.

StUt^s.

m. from R.
moving.

^t^arf.

tainable,

T To go with,

with

Anxious, thoughtful,

pensive, melancholy.

(_/*.)

to encounter.

J%

(p.

with

out,

s.

ffo

40

iv.

1^JP^rt^.

arborea).

To so

with

approach with

with ^1

with

with f^T

meet

grow up

go out, to come forth

To go around
forth

to

ap-

To

with

Hort. Ben.

(Milnea edulis).

tree

18.

or

and with

to approach (a female).

To apTo ap-

with

proach, to meet, to encounter

out, to

with

with

with

To

with

proach, to go to or towards

proach

p.

attain, to obtain

invisible

understand, to comprehend

peruse,

^K3<^ To go away,

with

become

To

2.

Fit to be arone

Another, other,
*TjP[ a.

(mfn.

a.

Absent.

from R.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 442.

disease.

2.

^)

One who

s.

(wm.) Poison.

(m.)
3.

swallows.

1.

Sickness,

An

antidote.

923

924

One

4.

As. Res.

month.

divisions of the lunar

ix.

366.

1.

^ + 3FT)

R.

(n.

s.

a pallisade, a range of paling,

a ballustrade.

^tfell s. (-*l\m. from

(from a. Jjyi) Drowning, sinking.

^t^T

A rail,

of the variable karanas or astrological

or wetting.

2.

The

goitre.

The

1.

kins'

See WilGreatness, pride, arro-

gance, vanity; superiority.

A wen.

2.

Gr. 972. 973).

degree of TjR? See Wil-

(nifn. superl.

a.

act of sprinkling

Gr.

hins'

Heaviest, greatest, most

p. 520)

act of swallowing.

important, most honourable.

STTffttW

s.

Mohun P.

(from

t^l+ r^3?) A

hare-lip.
a. (a. L_^oyi)

p. 18.
s.

5t^S

wish

^Cjz) Desire,

(a.

s.

the will,

Poor, needy, mild, humble.

A foreigner.

scope, an object.

kindly to the poor, courteous to foreigners, hos-

sort of silk cloth,

made

of the silk

pitable.

produced by the Phalsena Paphia which feeds

on the jujube

^?feil?^a,

Carey.

tree.

(p. jjjj

Cherishing the

uj^c)

poor, charitable.

^R\a.

(p.

^1<*T[

(p.

s.

Hot, warm, passionate.

r/)

a. (p. <tjL>yi) Fit for the poor, proper

^j*J>)

St^Ut^s.

Heat, warmth, passion.

to

J:^ pj)
in cold weather by many
Wearing warm clothing.
(p.

be given to the poor.

red cloth-cap worn

natives of India,

a.

(from a. c^-o^o) Poverty, want, humility.

mfn. compar. degree of

Hot-headed, pas-

a. (p.

sionate, wrathful.

^T^ 5^
2.

s.

disease

Poison, the

virus.

^t^fl.

(from^t^T) Venomous,
(/.)

poisonous.

kind of grass (Andropogon

serratum).
s.

is

used

in

tanning
p. 36.

tree, the

bark of which

(Rhizophora decandra).
a.

Deep,

far

below the

a.

(from^trfa)

^tftHt^rt^ s.
72.

yam

(corrupt, of

2.

(^Beng.~)

of digestion.

C^h?)

1.

cow, an ox.

2.

S^lttT^ s.
s.

(?.)

t3? + Itffr[^)

The

feeder on beef.

bird and vehicle of

Vishnu

generally represented as being something be-

tween a

man and

a bird, and considered as

sovereign of the feathered race

he

is

the son

of Kasyapa and Vinata, and younger brother

surface.

SWHUI

difficult

simpleton.

^t^v3

The name of a

Hort. Ben.

of

Gross

Heavier, greater,

1.

very heavy.

highly venerable,

*T3U
a.

p. 520).

more important, more honourable

weightier,

venom of a snake.
occasioned by venom or by any

1.

(ra.)

See Wilkins' Gr.

of

Deeply-rooted.

(^fW + 3TNj A

(Dioscorea rubella).

Aruna.

ft?S s.

Hort. Ben.

p.

^ ?) A wing, a feather.
(-U^ mfn. ^^ + 51^) Fea-

(m. from R.

sort

^ITH

a.

thered, winged,

s.

(m.)

bird

especially

925

926

Gakuda

the

sacred

bird of

Vishnu.

Also

A bellowing,

*t^)

(from R.

>|^LfVl| s -

a roaring,

a threatening noise.

StWfa .

Cowlike, stupid,

silly,

^f^p

a (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

awkward.

Threat-

ened, scolded,

s.

(w.)

The muttering of clouds,

the sound of a distant thunder,

Sfi^lffl^

(a.

s.

ysJKte

^i)

Injustice;

phant

(m.)

An

ele-

in rut.

wrong.
j**3&) jji) Faultless, innocent.

Sj^Sd^T^fl.

I^T^F

(a.

Without an

J*!^)

s.

^)

(a.

s.

origin.

Injustice,

^1

Faultlessness, innocence.

<sJs5L<T;^

wrong;.
s.

sl<<p<.c^ s

A J^Ji
(

a. (A.jj^rsTjj.)

Not duly examined.

neglect of examination or inquiry.

The not acknowledging

(a. j^jSj'j^S) Carelessness, indo-

a thing, the not agreeing to a thing.

lence.

sf^lR^a.

(a. Jjli ^i)

Not

fit,

not clever,
pit,

s.

Redness from rage or anger,

(/.)

1.

churn.

2.

*t*RW

s.

fury, rage.

^1 C>1 5.

^R) Red with rage or

(from

a.

^)

(a.

Not

Carey.

(from

a. (a. -ji

a hole

rf%\s.

s.

x.

(^S^fS) To

(n.

p.

(*t%ft)

full

t^L)

sound,

i.

(*t^p

sound, to sound as

bling, a growling.

Battle, war.

4.

Rox. and other

^^fes.
5 T

t >TS

roaring, rumbling,

its

The neck.

Also

^J^) The
to turn

putting the hands

him out of

2.

(p.jjij/)

(?w.

s.

circuit,

Filthy, dirty.

from R. Sffr
3.

1.

An

ass.

2.

large beetle which lays

(m.

}%3 + 33?) A

tree

commonly

called pars-pipal (Hibiscus populneoides).

roaring, a

grum-

Passion, rage, fury.

3.

s.

(in.

tree (Dipterocarpus incanus,

ness.

2.

species).

doors.

eggs in balls of cow-dung.

Sf^olsJ

R. rfcLf^FT)

To

Carey.

scent; an odour.

(m. from R.

s.

u j/)

(from

Absent, not of

or growling sound.

t^5r

x.

(p. yj-df) Circulation,

To emit a deep or

when he works.)

on a person's neck

+ c^U- ?)

3^1) A weaver's work-

(Jt^fl) and

t.

(p.

Un-

distant thunder.

*t^[

^+

collected, un-

^ + ^1^?)

a.

^tW Root,

the party.

f^?)

Living in a hole,

sound.

known, unacquainted with.

^Root,

A case,

(So called because the weaver puts his

shop.
feet into

a.

(/.from
ripe-

steady, wavering, fluctuating.

Sf^HftS

p. 97.

living under ground.

species of fish (Silurus ascita).

*ll\5l*U^

(mfn.

a.

water-vessel, a

Also

ness.

an excavation, a

See Colebr. Alg.

a cavity.

a barrow.

a pitcher.

jar,

A hole,

m. from R. ^[?)

awkward.

unable,

Hort. Ben.

p. 42.

neoides).

from R. ^t<lj

The pars-pipal

1.

Eagerness, greedi-

tree (Hibiscus popul-

927

928

Sft)

Wf

R.

a.

^-W^f) Greedy, avaricious,

^1<^3<P

covetous.

(_flp^ mfn.
ff^

chaplet of flowers,

Root,

^T^f^3"Tj

(^ufo)

x.

To

desire,

femin.

of

Destroying the child whilst in

its

womb, causing

mother's

to covet.
,

H^+^^j)

(mfn.

a.

Fallen out of the

story,

,i

i*'t^ 5

^-i) Disapprobation, dis-

like.

(a.

The

e^ij

being out of time,

duced by pregnancy.

a. (a.

(Lit.

from R.
2.

1.

Pro-

Born of a man's wife

are considered

by the Hindu law, and belong

as legitimate

the

untimeliness.

husband.

See (Sd?lT3l

Carey.

to

Also

u-^ljj-i) Wrong, improper,

unjust.

t^

+3

by another person. Such children

^1<<3^s.

(mfn.

a.

Abortive.

womb.

tale.

5t^3i
^tCfl

abortion.

,<

H^JsS

See R.

8cc. for the

from R. ^t^L) Greedy,

MS.

Wilkins'

eager.

(m.)

s.

hair.

St^jTTt 7!

Root,

i.

(^I^fj) To

*HRoot,

i.

(TOfa) To

go, to move.

(m.

s.

t + "PTfaT)

The son of a female

slave.

TO

(m. from R.

s.

*t^)

be proud or haughty.

Pride, arrogance, haugh-

tiness, scorn.

*tf^Tv3

(Used

Proud, arrogant, haughty.

t^v )

R.

pret. part. p.

1.

in

comp.

Proud of

his de-

(n. 5

s.

t + <tRcl)

Conception

in the

womb, pregnancy.
*t$jL*T

(mfn.

a.

^t^TR

t + ^ TT)

(m.

s.

The causing

abortion.

Also

Abortion.

1.

1%

x
5
Tl

2.

Abortive.

v5llfo 4 i

e. g.

cent).

r%3

a. (mfn.)

Connected by

(Bene/.) (from

2.

(-f

a.

s,

S)^<1^1

family-ties.

St^l

WTO

m/ra.

^t^+^P)

Arrogant,

s.

s.

s.

3.

(m.)

The

1.

foetus or

belly, the

embryo.

womb.

middle of any thing.

5.

The spatha of a plant.

bed of the Ganges when
6.

that

is

4.

An

2.

The

child.

inside,

(J.

+ ^1

Abortion.

from

pregnant

female.

haughty.
<n

(m.

(^ +^ from R.

Mohun P.

<[)

The

secundine.

p. 148.

the

The

pains of

An

abortion.

inner apartment.
child-birth

7.

Union.

the river

is

8.

The

fullest;

on the 14th day of the dark half of the

5^313 s.{m.^ +
Also swgfa

for

month Bhddra,

or in the height of the rains

as high as the river flows at this period, so far

extends the Garbha, after which the Tir or

proper bank begins, and extends for one hun-

dred and
Wilson,

fifty

cubits: this space

is

^t^^l
uterus.

*t + *$?ft) The womb,

Mohun P. p. 17.
(/.?

.9.

^t^C^Csd

v. n.

rf^TtH

the

(Jt^ + T^U3) To be pregnant.

holy ground.
.

(n.

5t + ^n stt^") The

lying-in

930

929
chamber, the female apartments

an inner and

*t#*Wl

private room.

Sj^ftH*.
ceremony

*tt*f$1

(n.

t +

^W

7Tfrom

R.VH) A

To

Sl^+^TM^I) A

(/.

to

The womb, the

^
2.

Hfa)

To

(*M*IW)

x.

eat.

With

to ooze, to distil.

down or off; with "Pf,

approach. 2. To bear or support.
To

fixed,

suspicion of

pregnancy.

drop,

?\t> +<ttfirl)

mfn.

speaking vulgarly or inaccurately.

ill,

St^Roox, i

to ensure conception.

s.

(-fH

a.

Speaking

from R. ^I^T

s. (to.

The

fall

pre1.

The neck, the

) 1.

resin of the sal tree.

3.

To

go,

throat.

reed, a large

uterus.

kind of the (Saccharum cylindricum).

5

t%^II

s.

t% + 3F&II)

(to.

The eighth month

of uterine gestation. Wilson,

years old,

2.

a. (JBeng.^

Eight

Carey.

for the thread.

fit

rope.
st cr

W w

*H + Tl"3)

(to.

4.

vessel.

A bull's dewlap.

(w.

1 *.

^^3s.

A pregnant woman.

plant (Asclepias rosea).

goitre, a

wen on

the neck.

^^s.
from

cow

(Beng.^ The prow of a

5.

person.

(or female) miscar-

is

2.

1.

The

throttling a

day on which a course of study

commenced, but immediately preceding a day

on which

rying from going unseasonably.

(to.

study

all

is

prohibited,

a.

(mfn.^

Pertinaciously troublesome.
s.

(/.)

kind of grass.
(from

s.

Root,

i.

To blame,
or

f<

(Sftfc,

-C3)and

x.

to censure, to despise.

prefixed, in the

(^Hfe)

or metals

With

rain or

The melting of snow

the dissolution of earth by heavy

by throwing on water.

2.

of a substance through a vessel.

same acceptation.

3.

The escape

The escape

of an animal from confinement.

*T^^<P

a. (a.

j=^ j) Wrong, unjust,

improper.
s.

*tX?\

s.

R. rjT + 3FT) Censure, blame,

(n.

(to.

St^+CR*!) The

rev.

noun

ofSTNA?).

proach.
a.

*J*^ffcf a. (mfn. fut. part. p. R.

:

^t^+ Wft^)

Malleable, soluble.
s.

from R.

(f.

^)

Censure, blame, re(/.

proach.
S

See^Kfe.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

Deserving censure, reproachable, blameable.

neck.

j4*Jfii<

a.
>

^JU- jS) Not

from R. St 57lv )

small pitcher.

ornament worn
present, absent.

round the neck.

^tfX^

a.

Blamed,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

t^C-tr3^)
S*jw>|4"J s

reviled,

censured

blameable,

^H^I

graceful.

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

^J^) Superiority, preeminence.

dis-

t^ + IT)

serving censure, blameable, reproachable.

De-

5f

s. (to.

TRl 7

neck.
3

?.

Tl^ + ^f)

(to.

Hoarseness.

*1^T + 031*1

disease of the

^Tf^t

931

S(t^#tt *

>|*TOI a

from

(/.

(mfn.

^f^ + ^f ) A

s.

a.

trified,
1.

ffNSI)

(from
burst

pitcher or jar.

St^Tl^K?

3.

a stock.

to dissolve.

Melted, dissolved, pus.

The neck of

throat.

2.

A loud

voice.

(caus. of

v. a.

^tTTTTl^Tll

$&885)

1.

To

melt,

(from

a.

^HI + TTf^)

Threaten-

ing to hang himself, hanged, deserving to be

hanged.

Wttfl

To drive an animal through a

2.

s.

neck-cloth, a cravat,

throttling or collaring,

escaped through an opening,

The neck, the

Solvent,

Holding by the neck,

the seizing a person by the neck.

^1

StRfci)

dissolving substance.

lH +

collaring a person,

(from

^l^rtj^TXTl a.

she-goat.

932

(from

a.

Melted, dissolved,

forced into fusion.

sHt^ffil

Hoarse.

a.

See

gate.

StM^ft

s.

(^l + ^^t) A wheezing

or

tickling in the throat.

*1*

^<e1Ru

from

A bull's

dewlap.

c^r^tf^K? To

v.

cough up) To clear the throat by coughing up

from

A necklace.

TW^I

phlegm.
(from ^IfTal)

mutual holding of

s. (

^Mt^ from ^1 + Xl1 ?) A sore

,

Mohun P.

throat.

p. 25.

each other by the neck.

(*t*Tl

a.

from

So

?)

another person's neck.

tall as to

The

s.

reach

strangling or

choking of an animal.

crop.

^TR^J^I
The

a. (corrupt, of

?)

Worn

out,

pu-

s.

^T^ri^T

s.

*M,+33*tt)

from

p. 25.

(from ^FTl) The neck-rope or

tie

of

dissolved, burst.

trid,

an animal.
(from

a.

burst,

s.

The neck and

Also

Dissolved, putrid,

)
all

A
*tpT

^tfHl (^1 + fH. from fH%3)

s.

throttling or strangling of an animal.

s.

(from R. ^1^1?)

narrow passage, a

1.

defile.

the fingers or toes.

3.

(n.

vessel.

Crooked, tortuous

+ 3$?^+ 3^1) The

a.

Seizing the throat,

occasioning pain to the throat as acrid substances do.

(from

The space between

and narrow.

Dropped,

a.

alley, a lane, a

Also

swallowing a substance.

rMrT

2.

An

The prow of a

n^tf^or^tf^ti.
St^TfttS^ci

slip-knot.

connected there-

with.

The

(^\\

Mohun P.

quinsey.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

fallen; burst, melted, dissolved, run-

ning, oozing.

5tf^F3^ 5

(n.

^f^J +

The

leprosy

when

arrived at that stage, that the hands and feet

*tf%C3) Melted,

forced to pass through an opening.

dissolved

are full of ulcers,

off.

Carey.

and the

fingers

and toes drop

934

933
v. a.

Afflicted with the leprosy so as to lose the extremities.

*tf*TU3

(from R. ^t^T

To

be melted or dissolved

to

off;

^t*flrri

v. n.

drop, to

a (from *qjl*rt8tS) Hot, fever.

(from

a.

p.

a vessel.

^t^tn

(from^)

Stf^TTU.

strumpet, a prostitute.
Licentious, whorish.

(from

a.

Root, x. (^^ITfS) To be thick or imper-

^1"$^

See *tP\

s.

Tfa)

(from

5.

walking about.

The man who manages the

fore-part of a vessel.

*t*ft

fever, to glow,

glowing.

ish,

fall

to escape from

To be hot with

to boil.

vious (as a forest).

(a. lilc) Filth,

mud,

dirt.

(from R. ^jT?)

t^^

The prow of a

s.

^l'f[l

The gulping down of

1.

<J?f^mi

Garrulity.

See

vessel.

By

liquids.

ing of a crowd.
2.

gulps, with gulps

s.

cave.

talkatively.
v.

much

(from ^I^Ijf^lJ To talk

a.

^M'MfW}

^t^ft^Tl

(from

Root,

fW

5.

(f.

a. (corrupt,

Telling stories, talk-

1*^03) To

be bold or confi-

A quantity of a

of

it.

SfPTi

s.

An ornament,

a jewel,

1.

*Tsp[) Profound, deep,

(corrupt, of

^tot^") Deep, profound.

(corrupt, of

a.

^fet^) Deep,

profound.

Depth, a deep place.

A multitude of throats.

s.

kind of grass, or ropes made

of ^t^ft^") Deep, profound.

2.

(n.

from R. Tf5^)

Pride,

(/w.)

1.

1.

cave,

thicket, a

wood.

a deep valley, a

cavern, a den, a hole, a recess in a rock or

(p.

1W*ftr 3

4f) A

t>.

a.

mountain.

sheaf, a wisp.

(from

1Wl) To

tie

up sheaves.

large species

of shrimp or prawn.

3*^1

^T^^Tl
s.

+ 111)

2.

grove, a

2.

Delay, procrastination.

a.

i.

thicket.

Depth, a deep place.

ative, chatting.

dent.

(corrupt, of

a.
s.

story, chit-chat.

a.

wood, a

(from R. 51*LS ?)

5.

Gulping,

talking thick.

a trinket.

(from

a.

Pain, distress, trouble.

3.

StSTTl

or quickly.

^IpiUl

1.

(.)

crowd, the press-

R. 51^T + 3Fr) Impervious, thick.

a. (m/ra.

1.

The barking of a dog.

2.

*.

1.

(a. cdi?) Grain.

to despise.

i.

2.

(a.

(^fc^US) To blame,

See

A bower,

an arbour.

^Irf^^ a. (mfn. *t*p + ^3) Hidden, concealed.

Wilkins' MS.
S

\\<[

s.

(/.

t|T + ^) A

cave, a deep valley,

a cavern in a mountain or rock.

<Oi) The

ascendancy over others.

Root,

2.

Root,

With 3tf3
to censure,

prefixed,

with ^3lf^3 or

go, to move.

To pass by

To approach

with

low

To

i\

^1

(as time)

with ^U 4^,

To go

near,

To

fol-

to ap-

m-&i

935
proach.

To

41

936

4tfl>

only used in the Vedas)

ni.

praise, to laud.

4l

(from Stfrr?)

s.

-^W^

get up.

To

v. a.

4tt43?

s.

To

v. a.

The

2.

^f^l3 v. a.

any thing.

face of

The body.

1-

To

sur-

rise, to

rftopf^

(41 +

s.

tis

Carey.

4^)

fish(Tetrodon

Buchanan's MSS.}.

pulvinatus,

cow.

variety of rice.

f^) A common species of

(41 +

s.

4l *Ff3*?U

tremble, to quake.

(from (41)

5;

fE> T

?)

gull (Larus ridibundus).

_<l?t

miscarry.

4t + R. ft>

(from

s.

7t\+W^5

(i)

Carey.

An

insect

and perhaps some other

gigas,

(Man-

species).

Carey.

4t^t3

(from R.*ffl

v. .

To

1.

sing.

2.

To

rfto^Tfl

caulk a boat.

41^

cata,

R.t^ ) A

(from

s.

4"k*^s. (from

a. y_ ^-e.)
,

A disappearing, a vanish-

4tR*f1

41^?

s.

4tNj

Mohun P.

guage.

(from (41)

rft\3S3rtTt

(4t3

sort of grass

bird (Turdus

for

Carey.

Gingidianus).

41

cow.

41, An

ox,

+ C3[t#l)

(Pa-

See

Scurrility, abusive lan-

p. 97.

Carey.

(H + C3l"1) A

s.

nicum strictum).

(from

s.

Buchanan's MSS.}.

singer.

ing away.

41^T

+ gjsrfl ) A figh ( Clupea trun.

s (Tfto

s.

'IK

A village,

(corrupt, of 4*ftl)

a.

(from

a hamlet.

Pertaining to a village, rustic.

41)

Bodily strength, robustness.

4t 3 5TTs.

R.t7

(from

^3i^r<

s.

knob, a knuckle

tie,

joint, a

The singing of a tune

Sttt^ttl

Also

Carey.

other goods.

knot, a

a bale of cloth, cotton, or

of a boat,

caulker.

(from R.

(from

s.

act of singing.

(4^ The caulking

s.

+ p. j\d T) A
*t\m\

The

s.

(4Tt& +5tfel) A

pickpocket,

vocal music.

a cutpurse.

41^1
singer.

41

s.

(4t\-FT+%)

s.

2.

Wages

1.

The caulking of a

(corrupt, of

^1)

1.

+ 7nl) A

boat.

The Ganges.

2.

3^

rea Datanya,

by

this

Buchanan's MSS.}.
name.

In some

MSS.

4tvT

s.

t1

nodon Champil,

Chrysoptera, Lacepede.}

4l'5"W

s.

tt+FtTTl)

canthus, Buchanan's

fish

MSS.}.

Clupea

(Lutianus dia-

Carey.

l4

singer.

41^Ul

(from

a.

s.

An

41 )

Pertaining to

inhabitant of the

same

village,

village.

(Clupa-

Caret/.

TtW?) The anus.

is

Carey.

+ ^T^"1) A fish
Buchanan's MSS.

(from R.

5.

rustic,

41oS>ta1

(corrupt, of

(Holocentrus De-

fish

Perca bifurca of Buchanan's

places,

called

4rv5 s.

(41+^?) A

s.

pain in the

joints, a whitlow.

river in general.

41

Also

paid to a

*1

lOl^i

a.

(from 4ifN>ir3) Frothy, covered with

foam.
*1 I0l1 s.

by the

The

tops of hemp,

natives.

smoked with tobacco

938

937

v. a.

(caws, of

rftfire) To cause

to

Sftft^l

(5ltPi + ^t#1)

si

cutpurse.

foam, to beat into foam.

^Tt\5
^llOlil

^^

(^1X11+^.) Smoking hemp,

a.

by the

stupified

smoking of hemp.

minent navel

Also

^flvit^Tt^

stlkakKI

or

v. a.

To

^tlfiiuH.
froth, to

foam.

*1

Wft"

Lsg) A wallet,

s.

(from

*.

(from ^"f^l)

a bag, a purse.

bundle, a bale of

iklk.)

(from

s.

1.

rhinoceros.

2.

among

of one of the lower classes

the Hindus.

^tlt^

(from T^t) The anus.

s.

^lilOiil

A
I

pelican (Pelicanus Onocrotalus).

a package.

cloth,

the anus.

s.

a pro-

Carey.

The name
^ttft^l

^3 ) A protuberance round

(from

s.

(from

s.

sffel

nfel.

(from

a.

threaded,

Stt^l^sJ

(from Stf^l) To

v. a.

(corrupt, of

s.

tie

knots.

laid

The

s.

men by

uniting

s.

(wfe+Sfttl) A

pickpocket,

arranged,

Knotted,

knitted,

sewed

to-

increasing of a

body of work-

two or more companies together,

(from STTTl) Tied together,

a.

s.

tying of things together.

a.

The

chain)

orderly,

SlTjt^

a cutpurse.

Sltf^tel

WJKJ

The

o
*.

catamite.

receiving a person into a society.

gether,

knot, a joint, a

package, a bale of goods.

W&3Ftl

*1

Also

listening posture, a listening.

(^iTfi

rite

v. a.

+ 5^51 for WS\ A small

(from tfal)

knit, to thread

of tying the bride and bride-

To

tie

together, to

beads on a necklace

to ar-

range.

groom

together.

Carey.
5

Tied up, packed

up

in

tKfl

(from

s.

tT|sjC\3)

duction of an article

bale.

(from

A bale of goods,

a pack-

^TPirf
ting,

age, a bundle.

(v.

s.

The

insertion or intro-

among a number of others.

noun of ^tTRK?) The act of knit-

knotting, stringing, or sewing

the ar-

ranging of things orderly in rows ; the admitting

The stopping the

(from

of the bite of a serpent

by

incantations.

effects

s.

sf^Ht^ and mt^HfeH.

v. a.

See

knit.

(from

To

tie

of a person into a particular society.

Also

The

(from

of workmanship employed
knots, to

any orderly arrangement of things.

ttf%U3.

particular kind

in a building or in

Carey.

o _^
a.

(from

StTRE?)

Knitted,

knotted,

threaded, strung, orderly arranged.

s.

bale.

(corrupt, of

A knot,

a joint

StfeHtra

v. a.

(caus. of

SttfcllS) To cause

940

939
Applied to long fibrous substances,

things to be sewed, knotted, threaded, or ar-

2.

ranged.

a single one.

The causing

noun of

(v.

things to be arranged or threaded,

to

a.

Caused

(fromSfpSl) To

v. a.

(from ^tEB?)

s.

knit, to thread

it

means

2.

Some-

Also

A plant,

a tree.

times prefixed to the names of things whose

principal dimension is length

be threaded or regularly arranged.

sffiSrra

Carey.

TJ

33

single hair,

^TTS;

e. g.

Sff5?

single

rope.

beads on a necklace

sew

to arrange orderly ;

(from ^t^F)

An

ornamental climbing-

(corrupt, of

s.

To be

v. n.

a.

(from

^rfi^W

s.

(T^-fT^l) A

Vegetable.
sort of bill-hook.

Surrounded with
trees, secured

^W) A bad smell.

affected

Ml^)

MIS^Sl

Carey.

plant (Psederia fcetida).

MIR

to

to build.

by a

live

hedge.

Red pepper (Cap-

by a stench.
sicum annuum).

Carey.

disagreeable

(from rtte)

v. a.

species of beetle usually called the flying bug.

spring up, to sprout.

The standing
the hair of the body

*fftM

^tt^T^ri

s.

sort of citron or lime.

fish (Silurus ascita,

Lin.

(corrupt, of
s.

s.

tt^^*Ti

Stft^TT

The causing of
s.

(n.

s.

small water-jar.

s.

up a

tree.

long fibrous substance.

on

(from ?flEi) Inhabiting trees, living

trees,

s.

tree.

s.

(/.)

(Panicum

stric-

Gold.

2.

sort of

it is

(corrupt.

plant

1.

A tree,

arboreus,

Bu-

Carey.
^ttt*i )

Experienced

in climb-

a.

(from^ttf^J) Climbing

trees, inha-

biting or belonging to trees.

s.

selves

A company of persons who torture themin

honour of some deity; a mode of

penance commonly called charak-puja.

variously described.

bfiStB^

(from

sort of

ing trees.

HkSn
(Hedysarum lagopo-

(Mus

lives in trees

MSS.).

chanan's

MibjiUl

1.

which

a.

p. 60.

from

dioides), but

SflFl

to climb

thin fibre, a

perspiration.

grass (Scirpus Kysoor).

^tl^^^t

See Stft?

rat

Causing perspira-

species of grass

Mohun P.

tum).

(from 511^) To sprout, to germ,

up

A
Pimelodes

Carey.

(^1+^1^)

StfcrfrTlrr a.

to

(ftomSflBh-^) Lean, feeble,

beautiful sort of paroquet (Psittacus

cyanocephalus, Latham).

tion,

s.

v. a.

*fte5tf

tt5fl

To grow,

Carey.

barbatus, Laceptde).

1.

cultivate, to train.

thin, straggling; unthrifty.

to spring

To

climb, to clamber.

*tt$li\iHl
Abortion.

Carey.

To

(Pimelodes Gagata, Buchanan's

fish

MSS.).

3.

horripilation.

(H + Si^Tl)

A
'\5\Q s

erect of

2.

a plant.

a.

(from

Belonging to a com-

942

941
religious fanatics

pany of
in

who

Drawing a

torture themselves

or coach

honour of Siva.

Stfc3R

(fromT^R ) A carrot (D aucus Carota).

s.

managing a wheeled

A curvature of the spine.

s. 1.

2.

A humped

back, a wen in the neck, or bronchocele.

An

s.

through indigestion

the bowels

of

uneasiness

an inward grumbling ;

a.

(corrupt, of ^I^J)

stts5^t*T^s.

(from

hole, a pit, a mine.

^t7r)

tt^t +

of a

(from

s.

^H^T^T)

coachman, a

The employment

oppressive

StTpftf^

suitor*.

who

s.

heavy,

ttla

s.

(/.

Thick curds.

tt + 'd'^r) The

(m.

s.

+Wt)

for a very

abiding

long time.

Tt" + 'Sftf3) Excessive love.

Also
(from 5tK5^')

person

excessive,

thick (as liquids),

strong,

same residence

in the

See

(.

5.

Sl'I^Stjt^

or carter.

sheep, the long-legged sheep.

Much,

423).

p.

deep (as sleep), &c.

rftFTTR.

coachman

^fkpT

(mfn. pret. part, p. R.

Gr.

close,

carter.

>\\\$< 111.

vessel having a spout.

kins'
s.

3.

re-

sentment.
^Tl^J

cart

carriage.

^fr^f^ral

One who

shepherd.

2.

^ll

sheep.

sells

See

sheep.

s.

1.

(from

b^R

s.

(m.

H^T)

1.

tTU + 3Tf^) A

a scymetar.

at sacrifices,

^ftOT

shepherd.

2.

^ITO

(from

a.

Close-

(mfn.}

TTE") Thick (said of liquids);

coarse, opaque,

sells sheep.

a.

niggard, avaricious.

fisted, miserly,

large knife used

s.

pit,

a cave, a ditch, an

abyss, a dark grove or forest.

(from
hole

ing,

?)

a cavity, a

pit,

a pit for preparing the cement of a builda.

StlThrOj

Ganesa.

Fixed in the earth, planted, buried

of

thickened, inspissated.

*ttf3 See

a.

rTTfT^D

To

(w.)

s.

Ganesa,

fix in

(.

the ground, to plant, to

Pertaining to

Ganapatya, or worshipper

as uniting in his person all the at-

As. Res. vn. 279. 282.

tributes of the deity.

ntjt

v. a.

{mfn. from

M'fl^i+ tt) An

assembly of

harlots.

bury.

rUvJt*. (from Sffa)

left

1.

^tt^Tr^"
pit,

by a wound or by the small pox.

2.

Hyi<K

*.

(^ttfl

s.

(^tK^l +

rhinoceros.

^W)

2.

coachman, a

The

driver of a

A bow
a.

1.

The bow of Ar-

in general.

(from

t3 + f^3 )

Full to

the

throat.
*1

wheel-carriage, a coachman.

(mn. from

ntofTO

p. 82.

+ ^H) A

s.

juna.

carter,

carter, a driver.

Sflvfl^Hl

(mn.^ See

^ftdt^

(corrupt, of ^'fijft^H?)

Mohun P.

(corrupt, of Tl^J^?)

cart,

a coach, a wheel-carriage.

a coachman.

s.

a hole, a cicatrice

IvSH

a.

Indolent, lazy, slothful.

Jtl^fTpTTTl

a.

lazy, slothful.

(from SttSf + 3SFfJ

?)

Idle,

..

943

The

act of rising.

StlklMlfa

ntret^i

Also

944

Stlftl

sffrri

A mutual

(from ^ffrtl)

s.

of things into a vessel,

cramming

Heap on

ad.

heap,

package on package.
^TtTT
<2.

^I+TT?)

from R.

(n.

s.

The

1.

The body.

SfWkOT

fore-quarter of an elephant.

(rft&fi

s.

thes Jambolana,

^ttTRra

(5TtTT + 3^3)

s.

itching.

The

2.

^litTtt^
ming of

sensation of

H^T + Ttt^) A

Buchanan's MSS.}.

handker-

tftlt3\5

Perfume

^ttfpf s

heap.

for the person.

(from

v. a.

STfcfe

(m/. R.t7

tftM
2.

5.

+J^FJ

singing,

(m.)

s.

from R. T*1

(/.

Metre, rhythm.

poem

to

guage.
sody.

be sung.
5.

Singing, skilful in

1.

verse, a stanza.

3.

4.

Rustic or vulgar lan-

song, a chaunt,

StW)

down,

force

StTT^I

s.

^TRl)

(from

ream of paper, ten

place.

to

to load a

a stake into the ground, to tread.

fix

4.

1.

heap.

quires.

3.

Half a

2.

An

elevated

bench, a seat.

particular metre in Sanskrit pro-

The

body

chief of a

As. Res. x. 400.

of religious mendicants.

^ttf^fl.
in

To

press or cram things into a vessel,

gun, to

singer.

species of fig-tree

Carey.

not yet described.

from

Pippula,

Carey.

(STW + ^a?) A

s.

sort of fig-

Gadha

tree not yet described (Ficus

Carey.

the head, the staggers.

PMj

Carey.

A
giddiness, a swim-

chief, a towel.

R.

Rox.y

tree (Calyptran-

Also

itch.

s.

The

1.

+ Tfcl) A

Willd., Eugenia Jambolana,

(f.

rffett

+ t^t)

Sanskrit prosody.

A particular metre

a (corrupt, of rfe+Stt55

StlTJ*Wl

As. Res. x. 465.

lees, dross.
s.

The

(from

act of fixing: a

(from

?) In-

See

dolent, lazy, slothful.

Sediment, dregs, scum,

s.

Carey.

H^Wl)

Indolence,

negligence, slothfulness.

stake in the ground, the loading a pistol, the

cramming of any

Root,

thing.

remain.
plant

(the red variety of Boerhavia diffusa).

tl<*i^1

s.

511^1

(from ^ttCT +

(Trianthema decandra).

^P) An annual

cram any thing

full, to

s.

(corrupt, of

5tt^7l

Carey.

nifto)

seek, to enquire after.

To

3.

heap together.
1.

An

ass.

2.

stupid person, a blockhead, a fool.

paper, a charge of powder, a stock, a rick.

(cans, of

stand, to stay, to

plant

StWs. (corrupt, of T\'^ki) f. An ass. 2. (from

R. ^Tf^) A quantity of any thing, a ream of
v. a.

To

2.

collect, to

To

Carey.

Also stftrl^i
*1

1.

i.

To cause

(W1 + ^?)

s.

var. of Boerhavia praecumbens).

ad.

(*tW + ^)

plant (the white

Mohun P. p. 33.

Like an

ass,

stu-

pidly, foolishly.
to

cause to load a gun, &c.

(from

thema decandra).

5tt<l;1

+ ^?) A plant (Trian-

Hort. Ben.

p. 34.

946

945

The name of an ancient king of

Kanydhubja, the father of Viswamitra.

rj<tfll

(rn.)

s.

Sttf^l

^tt^l

rUrT

s.

epithet of

A she-ass.

R.t^l+^T) The

(ra.

HH pikil

Viswa-

s.

P.

iJfo/iMH.

conceal,

to

Jili) Careless, indolent, inatten-

a. (a.

(from a. JiU) Carelessness, negli-

p. 49.

gence, indolence.

act of singing, a

*lU{jm$isi

(^1 +

v. a.

^%^) To

appear

self-important, to swell with pride, to strut, to

^T + fW*i)

(/.

To

tive, negligent.

See As. Res. in. 58.

song, vocal music.

^?)

(from R.

v. a.

withhold, to deny.

The son of Gadhi.)

(Lit.

(from STfctl )

s.

An

(m. ^ftf^. +v5l)

s.

mitra

^ItRUS

The

science of
stalk, to swagger.

vocal music.

T^FnTfrm

(/.)

drawn by oxen.

carriage

A heavenly musician,

m. from^T^^3")
(ft.)

Song, singing.

1.

One

2.

marriage sanctioned by law

of music.

.4s.

ffl^^ntg

s.

Res.

i.

340.

from

(n.

by

law of marriage

(corrupt, of

5.

mutual

The

science

consent

of

(corrupt, of ^l"^))
)
:

The
see

uterus.
a.

One

of the seven primary notes

As. Res.

of music.

SfHUSftSI

and

certain

(caus. of

As.

s.

neoides).

Sabda S.

ttft^

s.

(from

^) A

Sabda

plant (Hibiscus popul-

S. p. 97.

^)

The name of a mixed

2.

1.

class

scribe,

among

a writer.

3.

the Hindus.

uice

the gravid

foetus,

See ^TT^jl

plant.

StIftK? ) To make a
to make a thing rusty

noun of

^tW^US)

The

turbid

filthy

make

turbid

by

(from^Hfto)

it

act of
;

the

the divulging a secret.

made

stirring,

filthy,

di-

vulged.

(Stt^t+^R-)

species of reed

Hort. Ben.

p. 8.

(from *ffa1^tvJ)
fluid

muddy by

filthy.

stirring.

2.

1. The making a
The making a thing

The divulging a

3.

secret, the telling

tales.

Withheld, concealed,

denied.
v. a.

Made

vender of per-

As. Res. v. 56.

a.

(Arundo Bengalensis).

fumes, a perfumer.

Wl

(v.

s.

StKt^

Also

p. 145.

(m. Tt^ +

stirring

making a thing
a.

HW^Hl

The

divulge a secret.

mu-

Res. ix. 451.

by

stirring a fluid so as to

Hindu system of music.

the

1.

The spatha of a

2.

filthy, to

^i'U'W

sical scale in

timber-tree (Dios-

68. ix. 451.

ill.

The name of a

(m.)

s.

Stained, blotted.

fluid turbid

(m.)

s.

used to cover the bottom of boats.

its fruit is

v. a.

HHl<

Self-impor-

pyros glutinosa) Hort. Ben. p. 40.

^H^^+C^f)

(m.

Self-impor-

that which requires

tt^

nt^lrfj.)

tance, vanity, pride, stateliness.

5

SH^TOTl

(from

(from

of the forms of

See

only mutual agreement.

tant, vain, inflated with pride.

{caus. of *1jtf^iT\5)

To cause a

person to withhold, conceal, or deny any thing.

5Tra1fwl s (from^HtpT) 1. One who makes

water muddy by stirring. 2. One who divulges
.

a secret, a tale-bearer.

^Hf^l a.
3 P

(corrupt, of

^ffeu)

Pregnant.

947

948
v. a.

*Wt

To become

(from C*fl)

s.

COW.

A fetus,

1.

The spatha of a

2.

f lfel<l a. (from^tt^l)

plant.

the gravid

See

singer, a chanter

Tfc)t

(corrupt, of

(from

m^I^I

^)

Pregnant.

(corrupt, of 7

s.

cow.

luql

*1

Iq^lv^ft )

(from 511

v. a.

towel.

To

cloy,

to satiate.

noun of

s.

(/.

p. 49.

(corrupt, of

Rt%^t|t?)

The

4^'^ )

An

ornamental

(Gmelina arborea).

(-"fe^

Only used

mfn. from R. *t5I)

as the latter part

from

Going.

of comp.

e. g.

Going through the

locomotive.

t 5I

>

+^)

Wilkins' Gr. p. 464.

towel, a handker-

v. a.

To

stretch the body, to

(from

s.

yawn.

towel, a handker-

Colebr.

to the Sun, contained

As. Res. vin. 400.

3.

(Mimosa Catechu).

+ *3pT) One who

(Jt\$ + Ht$ as a rhyme to

s.

sings.

it)

The

^^?) A

sort

body, the person of a man.

Stt^Ttir

s.

(Sffa

for

511? +

of kidney-bean (Dolichos Soja).

c^li) Plunder,

(a.

Carey.

robbery, destruc-

tion, ruin.

StW^T

chief, a napkin.

sort of metre in

i?es. x. 463. 469.

(mfn. R.

s.

Going, moving,

Wilkins' Gr. 777.

^4^+Ht^-

>|l^l<P a. {mfn. R.

) 1.

A hymn

2.

species of tree

*tWlTT

a. Cmfri.}
air,

R.t 7

Sanhita of the Rig-Veda, and considered

in the

a.

^tt^fl a.

from

Sanskrit poetry.

cloying or satiating of any one.

tree

A dried

(from

as particularly holy.
(v.

s.

kite (Falco

plant sold as an article of Hindu materia medica.

Alg.

St^&Tt

a choir.

Carey.
s.

(m.)

Affected with cold or fever.

2.

a.

s.

in pregater).

nancy.

Singing,

The common Indian

s.

Advanced

1.

yWl

nX^)

(mfn.

a.

uterus.

on the

surface,

surface, on, over.

(corrupt, of

s.

Along the

ad. (from *Ti)

turbid or dirty.

(Sffa+f^T) A

s.

plant

(Perilla

sesamoides).

^jl^TT^ s.
(this gem

(n. corrupt, of

t^H^.) The

emerald

being, according to the legend, gene-

rated from the voided

phlegm of Garuda,

the

sacred bird of Vishnu).

chief, a

napkin.

5.

The mid-rib of the

StfrT^
leaf of a palm-tree.

(n.

s.

5tT|+^) A

scendants of the saint

*fcft
tree
p.

(corrupt, of

^1^1) An

(Gmelina arborea,

Roxb.)

Mohun P.

rftf^ a.
kins'

s.

(n.

St^fc + TT)

1.

vessel used for feeding cattle

pan, a milk-pan.

{mfn.

*t3 + 3^)

Full of holes.

Wil-

Gr. | 903.

Depth, profundity.

ra.

from R.

Avidity, greediness,

avarice.

Seriousness, gravity.

Garga.

ornamental

33.

m^t^
2.

s.

multitude of the de-

a.

womb,

(m/ra.

uterine.

from **hs) Pertaining to the

949

An
pregnant women.

#t

^^fo + 'S)

(n.

*1

sacred

per-

fire

by a householder, received

1=^1

*fte^>

Manu

Wilson.
a.

Hi 231.

(mfn.

(n.)

s.

t1

The condition

rfe)

The cheek.

1.

2.

a jingle

as

^Tt

1.

A tree,

to

it)

called looVh,

used in dyeing (Symplocus racemosa).

(Diospyros glutinosa).

3.

To

With

churn.

2.

To immerse

*5$*T prefixed,

or f^T + vAM

and with

form ablutions, to bathe.

Sfte;^

(corrupt, of

(cans,

of

-Hftfivl

fishes.

f^l

2.

(from

Sftf^E?) To melt

(from *tPl) Scurrilous or abusive

Ptf^l*.

Wft

(from

(from

s.

s.

*tW^1 (*tW+^1) A common report.

tWf% (from TH^TftCv?) The melting of
s.

language

*HRw>l

^IPlW
solve

a.

*HPfj

^) A

Ben.

species of vulture (Vul-

Carey.
jackal.

small cup of earth or metal.

plant (Pharnaceum mollugo).

(Chironia centauroides).

p. 22.

Scurrilous or abusive

v. a.

or

(from R.

to burst (as

a. (jpret.

^15) A carpet.

^) To

an ulcer)

(a.

i^^JLc)

a. (a. jJ\1j?)

tyrant,

Carey.

plant (Pharna-

p. 33.

(Chironia

Carey.
part, of \Slt<T3) Having gone,

gone.

to pour

away

(f.

the

Overcoming, excelling,

nomin. ^Ux> from R.

A word.
a.

3.

Fame,

(mfn. from R.

Tyrannical, oppressive,

1.

Speech.

striata).

Swallowing.

Wilkins'

A certain

s.

celebrity.

^)

Gr. 767.

an oppressor, an enemy.

^)
<.

2.

surpassing.

Mohun P.

Hort.

melt, to dis-

superfluous water after boiling rice, &c.

a.

ceum mollugo).
centauroides.)

tsM

(a.

house-wife, a

A jackal.

Also

singer.

metals, the dissolving of salt, &c.

from

ad. In a crowded way.

tur Coromandelianus).

(J.

1. To perTo make turbid

W^) A

(corrupt, of

s.

language.

s.

with

wife.

stances.

ttpT

Impervious, impenetrable, thick.

a.

Wilson.

metals, to dissolve salt or other similar sub-

s.

agitate, to stir, to

kind of ebony

Lac, sealing-wax.

SfWttfsT

Scurrilous, abusive,

crowd, a multitude, a shoal of

commonly

pale species of the same.

v. a.

i.

report, town-talk.

(m.)

s.

gives

or dark.

story, conversation.

common

Root,

<5F3"

(corrupt, of

T *.

who

scolding, brawling.

of a householder.
Sf

(from

a.

one

Also

an exaggerated account.

Belon ging or per-

taining to a householder,

A boaster,

(from ^tt5^)

s.

from his father, and transmitted to his descendants.

See

Abusive or scurrilous language.

assemblage of

Also

petually maintained

950

Iff?

species of lizard (Lacerta

mi

951

952

(corrupt, of the Portug. igreja).

Mohun P.

church.

"Pl^Ttl

s.

1.

tains

shield.

2.

Ben.
from R.

(f.

(Lit.
5.

(p.

(w.)

s.

A knot, a tie, a joint,

or mouse.

mountain, a

hill,

a knuckle.

L A rat

(/.)

f^flr + ^+lt) A

(f.

plant (Clitoria ternatea).

called

2.

tain,

climbing

A plant commonly-

Jawasa (Hedysarum Alhagi).

a.

The

Pt5

lord of mountains.)

(/.

Parvati.

a mouse.

Born on a moun.

2.

Red

-r-vI)

Talc.

from

(Lit.

malaya.^) Beng.

a.

s.

^ ) The act of
u

Pl

chalk.

An

(n.

See

church.

Mimosa

A kidney;

2.

the seeds of

v. a. (caus.

ofPtpTK?) To

cause to

swallow, to feed.

Pt^ll^

(Pffl + ^te) A

s.

(Mimosa scandens).

sort of sensitive

Carey.

(p.j^3^<d^) Blaming, reproach-

ing, censorious, abusive.

P^t^rtet

s.

Blame, reproach,

(p.

censure, defamation.

ftto + ^m) Talc.

+ ^^3)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. $1

Lamentation, blame,

df) 1.

scandens.

epithet of

Daughter of the mountain

p.

reproach, censure.

plant

she being the offspring of the personified Hi-

ftf^^Tta^

Pfal from R.

(n. for

s.

swallowing.

PM?t3

A small rat,

(mfn.
(ra.)

s.

Hort.

(m. "Ptf^" + t*5) The Himalaya.

s.

(from

Pffe^ft

An epithet

Swallowing.

2.

s.

2.

p. 84.

Hl^feS

To chaunt) Speech.

^jj

of the Himalaya.

A plant (Chironia centauroides).

round

pillow.
s.

name

of Siva.

See

p. 161.

mJ)

(p.

(a.

cover.

uJlc)

An

2.

1.

sheath,

a case, a

outer garment.

Eaten.

"RPf

(/. for

5.

PfW)

Swallowing.

Seeft^Jtl.

PtftTTl*.

Ptf^TOtf^T ^*.
3

(from

p.

g*J+J&) A

prf^re
long

a.

(m/n. for

Pff^3

from R.

Eaten,

swallowed.

pillow, a bolster.

Ptf*TC3

f^tf^TKSt^

a.

(v.jcjj) Captive,

captivity,

Pi S3

Authorizing

PtW

Bondage,

embarrassment, imprisonment,
to

(p. *Ji> ^

s.

volved (in trouble, &c).

(p. i^sjhjjs)

(from R.

v. a.

To swallow.

*j )

prisoner, in-

a.

apprehend a person.

s.

(p. ail*)

(m.

carpet, a blanket.

Blame, reproach, censure.

from R.

plant

^\os.

SeePR..

(Echites antidysenterica).
^ftvJ a. (m/re. ^re#. part. p.
a.

(mfn. from

Who

Gr. 771).
tain,

s.

(?w.)

An

Ptf% + R.

*ft

rests or sleeps

Wilkins'

on a moun-

chaunted.

s.

(m.

s.

song, a

fnft+l^ )

1.

The

lord of

moun-

singing

(mfn.
j

R."t*1+3) Sung,

(w.) 1. Singing, vocal music.

2.

hymn.

epithet of Siva.
a.

Pt^t*l

who

chaunts the Sdma-Veda.

A
fttfk*\

A Brahman

sffc+vS) Versed

acquainted with songs.

in the art of

W5

953

>Hv3<W*1

^t^ + ^T&rf)

(n.

s.

The singing

*NWWt

The
vocal music, or a

2.

work

treating of it.

2.

A book

A song in general.
3. A sort of metre in

(Jemin. of

A species

1.

R.t 7

1.

(f.

of vine (Vitis

\J^ui<Tl< wtl

s.

plant

MohunP.

Keen.).

Hort.

latifolia).

"3^1

See

p. 18.

(Mimosa Farnesiana,

p. 61.

As. Res. x. 473.

Sanskrit prosody.
5.

aromatic

Carey.

(Anethum Panmorium).

Ben.

The Bhagavad-Gita.

Sftf??

An

science of

poems or songs.
s.

(tW^^SWl)

s.

seed which the natives mix with their betel

of a song.

of

954

unfit for food

As. Res. x. 401.

Sanskrit prosody.

species of vine, the fruit of

which

is

kind of metre in
2.

(Vitis latifolia).

See

Carey.

Song,

singing.
5.

from

(/.

sort of metre in

v. a.

metre in

To

v. a.

As. Res. xn.

412. 466.

2.

+ "T)

Swallowed.

*ftK .

R.

(/

praise.

2.

Praised.

1.

thrust or tuck one thing into

another, to repair a thatch,

(from TT|^3l l\$ )

s.

a stopple.

Wilkins' Gr. 698.

^ + f% for fa)

Fame, renown,

Swallowing, a gulp.

Wilkins' Gr.

T$f3C3) Pounded, broken

s.

(,.

from

into

fragment, coarse

noun of T3|\3t3) The act of pound-

77.

ing or pulverizing,
!

s.

powder.

830.

rft^t

awl, a plug, a cork,

Carey.

(from

a.

An

small pieces, pulverized,

1.

to re-

o
ysSft

(mfn. pret. part p. R.

a.

Also

pair a thatch.

Sanskrit prosody, consisting of four verses of

sft

thrust in, to tuck in

&

Sanskrit prosody. As. Res. x. 473. See

sixteen short syllables each.

To

ft^+Tft"

for

^H+^Tfe)

1.

3<M) A

Pounded, broken

a.

into

small pieces, pulverized.

deity, a god.

SfHfa
of

(ro.

from

An

^31

Vri hasp ati, the regent of the planet Ju-

piter,

and preceptor of the gods.

2.

(from

a.

epithet

learned

verized,

s.

*^f^3)

Pounded, broken, pul-

Powder, small fragments, dust,

any powdered substance.

Also

or

man, a pandit.

Root, vn. (\i<|S) To go

excrement,

i.

to stool, to void

(^t^X^) To sound

inarticulately.

T&ol^W
pound

s.

T$3Tl

(from R.
s.

(corrupt, of

Catechu).

Ordure,

TllOW) To

Hort. Ben.

Buchanan's

cause to

or pulverize.

A yellow

$3t<S) The betel-nut (Areca

p. 68.

MSS.

sub-

stance used as a drug, a pigment and a per-

fume.

in

(caws, of

fceces.

?)

Gumsea

. a.

tree

Carey.

Sabda S.

p. 161. 367.

named
5.

(from

Powder,

flour,

small frag-

955
meats,

1.

s.

The trunk of a

tree; timber.

Ttfe

2.

Tf\5^s.

(T$f\5

T^f^t^

+^) A small

Root,

hum,
(from R.

?)

To

A
(Formica viatica

?).

C^^H^rK)

cies of black ant

*.

fish (Cobitis Taenia,

"jjr^c^

(jn.^

1.

Also

bdellium.

Lignum Aloes
Ben.
VjfR)

A fragrant
^Tt^T.

Carey.

By means

ad.

species of

of,

re-

of.

(corrupt, of

name

the

^-3l<< 1^) Guzerat,

of a country.

from

sort of gum-resin,

(Beng.) The

2.

admission

by the hand

snail.

(Aquillaria Agallochum).

Hort.

+ ^^TtlT>) The
damomum.)

t^

cardamoms (Alpinia Car-

true

Carey.

(p. ^jisz) 1- Passing by, going.

fl .

2.

Spent, passed, gone by.

(corrupt, of T^Ob?)

bunch or

tuft

of

v. n.

(from

p.

.j^)

To pass away,

to

go over, to go by, to spend (time).

Also

nosegay.

One

1.
s.

(from

Tjil>5?)

a bunch

straw,

Carey.

grass, herbage, or flowers, a sheaf of straw, a

"dwW

sound inarticulately, to

oversight

small spe-

p. 28.

s.

(with the insertion

proach.

Buchanan's MSS.). Carey.

CtW) A sort of

(from

s.

i.

to buz.

pulverize, to

crumble, to reduce to a pulp, to bruize.

TlFNt

*^^f^) To

of a nasal

v. a.

or

vi.

a bunch or

tuft or heap.

or trunk

of a tree.

'$f\5t3

be formed into a

cluster, to

(^fvS + ^tC) The stem

s.

(from^Si) To become

v. n.

variety of Arum

Carey.

Colocasia.

bunch, a tuft

cluster, a

of flowers, &c.

tuberous root.

si*

tt^) A

(from

s.

956

bundle of grass or

of crumbled

things.

Also

of music.

2.

of the female personifications

An ornament worn

on the ancles

Carey.

of females.
sc

Tts3i

^Ot^
2.

s.

(m.)

1.

A bunch or tuft of grass, herbage, or flowers

nosegay. 3. A necklace of thirty-two strings.

T^3lt^1

s.

(p. \j\tf>)

ferry, a ferry-boat.

See

(jtc.'v'553

or fruits.

s.

2.

Gossiping, garrulity, idle talk, tale-

Also

bearing.

"v-TES^s.

+ <)

A bunch

1.

A cluster of blossoms

or tuft of grass, &c.

(jw.Tln^ + ^f^)

four (twenty-four?) strings.

v. a. (caus.

^3l a. (p. <fcJij) Past, spent, gone by.

cluster of blossoms or fruits.

(from^I^I)

m. from

To form

Talkative, garru-

^ v5K< Pg)

country, Guzerat.

See

tSS

s.

See

As. Res,

The name

of a

v. 55.

into

a heap or bunch, to lay

together in an orderly manner.

a.

lous.

A necklace of thirty-

of Tfl>^3)

tuft, to collect into

^^tfelTi

T^^T

s.

(R.

"^I^+NiH

sound, a humming.

low murmuring

958

957

TO3

T^J

(from R.

v. .

To hum,

to

buz

(as a beetle).
5.

small shrub (Abrus precato-

a red and black berry, which

bearing

rius)

1.

(/.)

forms the smallest of the jewellers' weights

commonly

weight called by this name weighs

about two grains and three-sixteenths.

See
2.

^W*T1

Tf^l

and

A murmuring

sound.

ing with a

3.

To hum,

same

y^) Resound-

Root,

vi.

preserve,

i.

enclose.

The

(from

1.

The stone of a
(from

v. a.

protect, to guard, to

T3!rfe)

To

2.

3.

(^1? +

rolling

(from

s.

mum

fruit.

small-pox.

3.

A
T$fl^i

s.

Mohun P.

(f.

for

1.

The

s.

ball of silk or

1.

pill,

a bolus,

a pellet of dung.
3.

2.

lottery, a ticket

^ftel + *Tte ) The casting

"S^TS

or blanket,

(from R. mtif) To

&c,

TlOT

cinnamon.

roll

up a mat

to gather up, to collect.

(.)

The

noun

( v.

s.

up a blanket, &c.

Tt^JH

act of rolling

Also

a. Furled, rolled up.

(T^S + Pftl from f^3?) Ginger-

s.

silk--worm.

(to.

s.

'^5 +

^)

plant

(Bassia

latifolia).

^^XFT
called

s.

s.

(to.

PUu

T^3^3l

of dice or lots.
v. a.

bread.

a pawn.

s.(m.

Sabda

species of climbing plant.

of Cassia arborescens ; cassia-bark

^Ptt\

from R.

fruit.

plant (Menisper-

casting of lots,

by the silk-worm.
2. The
fruit when first set or formed

(So-

p. 33, 61.

The aromatic bark

^) The

a small globe or ball

The stone of a

climbing

up, to

roll

collection, a quantity.

(J.

Tj^ + ^frl?)

S. p. 25.

To

Carey.

after the flower.

2.

glabrum).

T^3W

Carey.

Also

the cocoon spun

globe, a ball.

ball or pellet of

$f

(from R. "df^?)

to

up of a

a lottery.
s.

to

sugar, molasses, ginger, treacle.

collect scattered things.

s.

To surround,
To pound,

1.

preserve.

from R.

(to.

s.

Xiool

2.

prefixed, in the

thorny shrub (Capparis sepiaria). Carey.

mat, &c.

dung.

With <9sW

and x. (with the insertion of a

lanum Indicum).

s.

surround, to en-

To

T^jR?

nasal,

Raw

noise.

sound, to murmur.

TSlbft

To

sense.

to buz, to echo, to re-

(from

2.

The small-pox.

3.

x.

velope or enclose.

a cocoon.

pill,

a fruit-germ.

fruit-stone,

Root,

a ballot, a

grind, to pulverize.

tavern.

murmuring or humming

v. n.

Wilson.

Colebr. Alg. p. 2.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

A ball,

II

s.

The berry averages

called ratti.

about one grain and five-sixteenths troy; the

artificial

TjTt>l

(/.)

furl, to

v. a.

The

tree

commonly

See ^fl'^-

(Careya arborea).

(^3 + ^1)

s.

'dT3t^U3

T^3 + "^,crt)

heel.

plant (Euphorbia Tirucalli

(from R.

pack up.

To

roll

up, to

959

960

T3t^a.

(from

^3)

Mixed up

or prepared with

COT ^ Foulness

raw sugar or molasses.

An
Arjuna and
in

of Siva.

(Lit.

epithet of

Wearing the

hair

matted locks, which resemble the leaves of

posture,

and

To

v. a.

crouch.

i.

-I>f^Tts3 or -XltlvJ

little

To

v. a.

to protection.

to

To

roll

up, to

furl,

pack up.
a.

Prepared with raw sugar

or molasses,

s.

ing-rope.
8.

Mohun P.

p. 88.

9.

Alg.

p. 29. 170.

composition,

"fetPl

a.

mixt with molasses.

10.

called Guricha.

See

Also

Moving by quick

+ ^33*1) A
1.

2.

Coromandeliana).

13.

(m.

s.

(Seng.)

tiplicator.

^cl+^)

cook.

a numeral,

it

3^!

T5*T3?tT a. (mfn. TjFl

a (mfn.)
.

plant (Sansiviera

(In arithmetic)

The mul-

+ <pl<) Productive of good

profitable, advantageous.

Also

The assemblage
qualities that are the

sort of quail (Perdrix

e. g.

Colebr. Alg. p. 5.

to the

good

of

ornament of human nature.

Doing

justice

of another person, ac-

qualities

Carey.

knowledging

Root,

or re12. In

smoking-pipe with a short and

inflexible tube.

Colebr.

11.

sort of quail (Perdrix Coro-

Carey.

mandeliana).

bow-string.

The abandonment

when preceded by

qualities, beneficent,

steps,

7.

Zeylanica).

Taft^

(Menispermum glabrum).

into

twine, a

A multiplicator,
A coefficient. Colebr.

(mfn.) Two-fold,

Eight-fold.

(y.)

corresponding to the English -fold:

Rox.^

Tobacco

commonly

of

e. g.

6.

(In arithmetic)

p. 61.

plant

(In grammar)

serves to form a sort of multiplicative adjec-

confectioner.

A plant (Leucocephala graminifolia,

5.

(In geometry) The chord of an arc.

tives,

Mohun P.

means of

twisted cord, a string, a thread, a wire, a tow-

linquishment of a thing.

(from

4. Virtue, valour,

See Wilkins' Gr. % 23.

a multiplier; (in algebra)

)

3.

change of a vowel,

particular

Alg. p. 89.

(from R.

3*1^ Dark-

Peace, War, a March, a Halt, a Stratagem,

as,

creep.
v. a.

35.

or

defence, one of the six expedients in government,

a crouching manner, slowly, by

little.

and

or passion,

knowledge, accomplishment.
stooping or crouching

In a stooping posture, in

Goodness,

M.A.S.

Trans.

ness.

and Recourse

the Euphorbia Tirucalli.)

(from R. T-F3?)

are enumerated, viz.

x.

To

invite.

2.

his merits, &c.

Also

To

advise.
"dPl

(m.)

s.

1.

TTtT55?IT

tribute, a quality in general.

2.

(In the

Sdnhhya

and other Indian systems of philosophy) Quality

s.

(m. "dPl

property, a characteristic, an at-

not mere accidental property, but essential

modification of nature.

Three such

qualities

05*Jl )

The

cutting of any

of the threads of the sacred cord of the Hindus,

a.

Having

TjT}^
lent,

a.

its

(mfn.

merits,

threads cut.
-f-\5S)

worth,

Carey.

Acknowledging the

&c.

ta-

of another person.

962

961

\3l

(/.) or

(ra.)

Acknowledgment of the

merits, &c. of another person.

The

act of drawing

rope of a boat.

(mfn.

TS^+OT) Endowed

^1^1*.

(from

TSl+^as

c
(^ i+ tf^U3
r

v. a.

To

pull the

with qua-

lities.

Qualities.

ttittpTCS

+ <r$^ from t%j>) A mast.

(m.

a.

TTtaT

Drawing the track-

the track-rope of a boat. a.

Tl^^

T-ThjJS 3

(mfn. TaFl

a.

a rhyme to

Ropes and cords

2.

track-rope of a boat.

sacks.

it)

1.

Caret/.

+ ^F) Endowed with good

qualities, virtuous, clever, accomplished.

ad. Sans.

(^+3^) According to qua-

The being pos2. The study of

1.

)
lities.

sessed of virtue, talent, &c.

Tftel

s.

TSl+v3l)

(/.

with good qualities,

formed

into

The being endowed

excellence.
2. The being

rope

1.

bow-string.

or

Also

science.

tfHWfl

(-pF^mfn.

a.

Pos-

sessed of good qualities, virtue, &c.

ocean of

To

avail, to

succeed, to be effective.

Tjft"^

a.

tues,

good

^"t^ 1^1"^"

Also

qualities.

Possessing good

(mfn.

vir-

a person endowed with numerous

e.

i.

and

?.),

(w.),

s.

(m.)

qualities.

Destitute of good

Tffr"

R.

(n.

s.

$\+3FT)

Multiplication.

qualities.

Colebr. Alg. p. 5.

Tftl

(from Tt^l

s.

Wire.

TTMrl *. (T^ + t tTl) Talent, skill, accomplish-

ment, virtue.

and excellence,

The being possessed

of talents, merits, or good qualities.

vfafa

s.

(n.

T^+^TT)

s . (n.

adjective.

The describing

An

(In grammar)

+ 3tf^)

^It^

Speak-

TTfW^
virtues,

ing to the merits and

person

Tffa-fr

good

TTHftTs?

(-^ mfn. T^+^V)

good
1.

qualities

generally.

good

qualities,

accomplished, virtuous.

2.

e.

qualities.

+ 3rfttR) A

receptacle of

a virtuous person.

a.

(mfn.

+ 3lft\J ) Endowed

with

qualities, possessed of virtue or merit.

TTtN^3

a.

(mfn.

ty+$3ft^3)

Adorned

with virtues or good qualities.

Discern-

in appreciating the merits of a person

just sense of merit.

(m.

s.
i.

Virtues and de-

rosses-

Endowed with

sing

ment

^c + ^l)

qualities of another

praising, flattering.
a.

(m.

s.

good and bad

fects,

Expressing a quality.)

fWfl. (-f^^/k^

Eulogium,

the

panegyric.

T$l+3t&3)

(Lit.

a virtuous and excellent

e.

i.

(mfn.~) Virtuous, accomplished, ex-

a.

cellent.

merits of another person.

^tR

person,

mine of merit

a.

(m/ra. pre*, part. p.

arithmetic) Multiplied.

heaped together.
3

C
R. *^ lL)

2. Collected,

1.

(In

gathered,

963

964

(-ft\mfn. Ttl+^T)

a.

virtuous, meritorious,

s.

Accomplished,

(?.)

bow.

(Lit.

or thrusting.

Having a bow-string.)

^*ft^3
good

+^3)

or virtuous
v. a.

Become

Reduced

Hort. Ben.

rophylla).

to dust or powder.

Hort. Ben.
(m.~)

surrounded

in

comp.

e. g.

a.

(mfn.')

Covered with dust, from ^ft

Dust,

+Ttftej.

0i

s.

(m.)

'^Tfe

(from

$3)

Powder, pulverized substance.

1.

^K^HIF

Profligacy, lasciviousness.

added to metals

flux

2.

in

fusion.

2.

(m.

s.

Root,

i.

T^T-h^)

(Cs llktv3)

To

The anus.

2.

Sabda S.
(n.) V.

s.

a nose-

Also

See $555 and "$55^

garland or

See

necklace of twenty-four strings.

bunch

cluster of blossoms, a

necklace of thirty-six strings.

t^pi

T^^3 a. (from R. *dF3?) Profligate, lascivious.

1.

or tuft of grass, herbage or flowers

gay.

fragrans).

p. 21.

Covered,

2.

p. 65.

The name of a plant (Panax

s.

1.

species of fig-tree (Ficus hete-

to buzz, to snuffle.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. T^i^+^tv?)

a.

thrust, to stab, to

knock, to gore.

improved.

To hum,

To

(from

v. a.

Tffi from

a. (mfn.

(from^tt^) A mutual stabbing;

T&lrSfa*.

play.

(Beng.) Pudendum

p. 50. 488.

muliebre.
lJrRj<P'l

(from R. Vts) Powder, dust, saw-

s.

(from the Portug. Godrini).

s.

dust.

cant's rug, a bed-quilt of patch-work.

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

mendiAlso

SeeT^t.

tifa&H

Pounded, pulverized, ground.

s.

TTfr

s.

(m. R. TSf^+TT)

(In arithmetic)

bird

(L oxia Hypoxantha?) Carey.

The
(from the

multiplicand.

Malay

Colebr. Alg. p. 5.

warehouse,

a magazine, a storehouse, vulgarly the go-down.

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

"v^

+ 3)

Voided,
s.

ejected (as excrement).

Wilkins* Gr. 695.

$TTtortfcl

Also Tt^T.
s.

s.

(TtRt^+^1)A ferry over a

nver.
thrust, a stab,

a knock

goring.

A
v.

noun of Tf3t3) The act of thrust-

ing or stabbing,

a.

Thrust

at,

small dock, a place for repairing and

caulking boats.

stabbed.

Root,
a.

Accustomed

(from

v. a.

(from

x.

"i^ilfo) To
Root,

(from
a species of Gobius.

to thrust

(With the
lie,

Also

or to gore, goading.

Tsl3t^E3

A ferry-place.

(p.

T^3?+^tf^rr1)

a fish,

Caret/.

^3)

punch, to knock, to gore.

To

compass,

T^^t
thrust, to stab, to

quilt,

rug.

s.

speak

falsely.

To

iv.

ix.

to

insertion of a nasal

surround, to en-

C^^"tf\?) To be angry.

(from the Portug. Godrim)

a quilt of patch-work

See

T&HO

A bed-

a mendicant's

966

965
R. T^) Ejected, voided

\if a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

Wilkins' Gr. 695.

(as excrement).

(Beng.)

s.

T^^^l

is,

(m.

5.

wallet.

confidential

com-

Also

munication, a secret.

See

sack, a bag, a pack-saddle, a

+3$|;1)

(/.

tlS + C^Tl

disguise, dress,

&c. used for concealment.

ad. Sans. (locat. case of

Advantage, gain.

2.

contents.

a.

T&R*))

In

Holding,
disguise, incognito.

containing.

"dT^fa"
(from p.

TS^te

lucrative.
5^J

14^

(p.

s.

Guilt, wickedness, a crime, a

jUf )

5.

J lf

(p.

doer of mischief.

^t^tt^t

s.

crimi-

nality, guiltiness.
TFEl

(m.)

s.

Mohun P.

secret in-

p. 103.

V^) A

female

who

conceals

her amours.

*$f

kind of grass (Saccharum Sara).

T&^t3")

Also

+f^^)

(m.

s.

(Jemin. of

^j*bg) Wickedness,

(p.

telligencer.

Guilty, wicked, criminal.

a.

concealed state.

Sans. (locat. case of

ad.

Secretly, clandestinely.

T&f^

fault.

TjFTte^lt^

+ ^T3") A

(m.

s.

Zj\s&) Advantageous,

fJ

s.

(f.

R.

^+ft)

the ground, a sink.

2.

1.

cavern, a hole in

prison.

3.

Conceal-

ment.
"St*Efl

(/.) 1.

s.

commonly

plant bearing a fragrant seed,

called priyangu.

2.

A fragrant grass

(Cyperus pertenuis).

to hide.

i.

2.

IV.

2.

To

To be perplexed

perplex, to disturb,

x.

(tflHttfe) To

$0}

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

v. a.

'STfWi

a.

To

write badly or illegibly.

Ptto)

(from

Resembling cow-

dung, pertaining to cow-dung.

a.

(from R. TSPt) Secret, not manifest

(said of a
s.

pass, a defile, a ra-

Strung, tied on a string.

or confused.

shine.

TMj) A

string as a garland.

vine, a cave or cleft in a mountain.

^ ^ conced>

despise, to blame, to censure.

1.

To

guard, to protect.

To

vi.

(from R.

s.

((Wfa) To
In the volitive form
(^J

Ss&t Root,

Root,

blow that has

left

no bruise or wound).

The short stubble which remains

has been cut close to the ground.

jSW

after

a crop

A
beetle

which lays

baeus Centaurus).

that has left

large

eggs in cow-dung (Scara-

Carey.

Car eg.
s.

s.

its

from R.

blow

(m.) The betel-nut tree (Areca Faufel,

or A. Catechu).

Also

its fruit.

no wound.

The ceremony
^SfS^L,

s.

kind of comfits or sugar-plums.

of presenting betel-nut to a person.

Carey.

(from
p
1. Pro(mfn. pret. part. p. R. T^ jv
tected, guarded.
2. Concealed, hidden.
Wil-

+^)

a.

kins'

Gr.

name

of a Vaisya.

p. 420.

A common

^^t^T

addition to the

See As. Res.

v. 66.

+^M) The hot season.

s.

a.

(from

ling of mouldiness.

Heat, warmth, sultriness.

Musty, tainted, smel-

967

968

humming
Pride, haughtiness.

or buzzing sound.

3. Profit,

advantage,

2.

ad.

T^PuvJ v. a.

(from

Ben.
(from "$fsiU3)

a.

mouldy.

wood,

1.

Heated, musty,

In large block-like pieces (said of

2.

See.).

|*|^ s.

^Uf ) A

(p.

doubt, a suspicion, an

imagination, a fancy, an opinion.

variety of

(mfn. from R. T<[?)

Great

4. Best,

Long

(as a vowel),

excellent.

whom

from

(m.)

s.

(from

v. n.

(as

Ts*

?)

agent, a factor.

(T^Wfe ) To

vi.

TaTp*F3

spiritual pa-

who conducts

the

this

the natural parent or the

reli-

Manu n. 142.
whom respect is
4. An epithet
superior.
See

Wilson.

dry).

string together, as

149.

2.

Any male

due.

3.

relation to

teacher, a

of Vrihaspati the preceptor of the gods.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

may be

person

gious preceptor.
it is

See

a garland, &c.

dif-

the youth receives the initia-

with the characteristic thread or string

To become heated

hay does when stacked up before

^ Root,

1.

Arduous,

(In grammar)

fancy and youth, up to the period of investiture

fe&Ug) An

(p.

3.
5.

ceremonies necessary at various seasons of in-

nary, capricious.
s.

Hort.

Weighty, heavy.

1.

tory mantra or prayer, and

TS^Jpl

Colocasia.

large or eminent.

ficult.

rent,

Arum

Suspicious, fanciful, imagi-

<JUO

a. (p.

p. 65.

a.
2.

s.

\^1<v!k

Also
TtXTC'TI

s.

p. 68.

low voice, to buzz, to whisper, to re-echo.

in a

fair.

plant (Leucocephala graminifolia). Hort. Ben.

To murmur, to speak

White,

(corrupt, of

a.

Advantageously, successfully, well.

species of wild cucumber.

'dFSF+^J)

(/.) or

Tied, strung.

(In grammar)

*g

long or accented vowel.

5.

s3l

(w.) Weightiness, heaviness, great-

ness, importance.
\i*~<v5L^s. (p.

jui^)

vault,

an arch, a cupola, a

S$iJpT

dome, a tower.

(n.

s.

The family of a

spiri-

tual preceptor or parent.

T^^FT
or

(from

s.

com

ttTOJ) L The

a rick.

in

through heat.

3.

2.

heating of hay

The becoming

The growing musty

spoiled

or stale.

S&QPft

^Tla. (fromTffe?) Spoiled by heat, mouldy,

musty,

The name of a plant (Mimosa FarHort. Ben.

nesiana).
TtTTl

s.

(corrupt, of

tRt$)

The

^<\3<

vi.

tt^^S^pl

betel-nut.

(^<'W) To make

an

severance.

R.

important,

s.

A plant

T^ + sM)

More

important,

more honourable.

s.

effort or
s.

(f.

^-i-TtWtl) A

fee given to

a spiritual preceptor.
(Cissus glauca). Hort.
Tj<3?ttt'<'

p. 11.
(n.

"j^ + vS 3!) Most

m tS^+^^l +*1 ) One who vioManu ix. 63.

spiritual teacher's bed.

Tkkfo'h

TS^f^tf^TOl

s.

(mfn.

a.

weightier,

p. 40.

exertion.

Ben.

(mfn.

a.

lates his

tf^T Root,

Traditionaiy instruc-

most weighty or honourable.

stale.

s.

T^+ZFI)

(m.

s.

tion.

Tt^+^FT)

s.

Cm.

^^+ t^< )

A parent,

spiri-

tual preceptor, a superior.

Exertion,

effort,

pera.

(^+^tt^)

Difficult of digestion.

970

969
^<P^"^1

(n.

s.

The making a

pre-

"S^r^fs. (mn. ^+'%?\)

long accent

a vowel long

vowel having the

by

^Fjl

s.

The

position.

preceptor; importance, consequence,

s.

Obedience or

(J.

A pregnant woman.

sugar, molasses.

2.

2.

Ben.

4.

col-

plant

See

p. 73).

TH^TW^s. O-jU Jf)

Menispermum

Carey.

Tirucalli,

(Bena.)

3.

pill.

a number, a multitude.

cordifolium, Hort.

great weight.

^55^

Raw

1.

(Euphorbia

heavy load, a

1.

globe, a ball, a fire-ball, a

lection,

Tt^+^f )

(/.

wife of a spiritual preceptor.

(m.)

weight.

of metre in Sanskrit pro-

As. Res. x. 464.

sody.

The condition of a
spiritual

A sort

2.

sent of articles of dress to a spiritual teacher.

The pomegranate

tree

with a double flower.

obsequiousness to a spiritual preceptor.

TlF'W
Obsequiousness

(from TF*T)

s.

quantity, a multitude, a

great number.

to a spiritual preceptor.

T&Plr&T*!

^+S^CR*1)

(m.

s.

or instruction given

by a

Tt^^^s.

T^fft^.

spiritual preceptor.

(p.

p. 79.

Attendance

on a

spiritual preceptor.

T^T^ s. A

w
(

name

f a district, Gurjara

TH^TP^s.

ticular

from

mode

T^^" ?) The name

Hindu

in

music.

of a par-

s.

R. TSSf

j9.

Endea-

Wilkins' Gr. p. 421.

voured, striven.

x.

($%s3

1.

(^Wfe)

1.

or

^J%3)

To dwell

To

or inhabit.

play,
2.

THfRpt !*.

Dolichos Lablab.

jf ) A beautiful

(p.

y^i jf ) A

5.

(p.

rosea).

Jf)

s> ( p>

plant (Vinca

bamboo.

hysena.

p. 55.

To endeavour,

1.

sort of

0- LMfe Jf )

Tt^RooT,

plant (Narcissus

plant, a variety of

Hort. Ben.

flowering

Carey.

Carey.

^fefWt
\i.c^.|Aj

The name of a

To

invite.

(Chrysanthemum Indicum).

Tazetta).

^Root,

used for shooting small pebbles

or dried balls of clay.

plant
pre?. j9ar.

Snuffers.

As. Res. in.

78.

a.

p. 33.

Jf)

A bow
(/.

Jfote P.

climbing plant (Menispermum gla-

or Guzerat.

^^t 5.

of roses.

Snuffers.

Jf)

Mohun P.

brum).
**

Jf) Conserve

(p. jcj

The precepts

to

aim,

flower

(Gom-

phrena globosa).

to strive.

\^

T^rTi
er's

s.

wife

(/.

^+^pri)

spiritual teach-

a mother, an elder female relation.

(/.)

1.

pregnant woman.

See

crW4/9

v s.

(p.

c^^jf ) A drug,

prepared pro-

bably of a species of Clerodendrum.

T^lrf^"

s.

(p.

jf

(Impatiens balsamina).

Carey.

A flowering
Carey.

plant

971

972

The name of

s.

fig-tree

A bow

used to shoot earthen bullets

see

latum).

(Ocymum

plant

5.

1.

(/.)
s

2.

a set

TFTli^r^*.

To cause

(p.

(p. <_j|f

Hort. Ben.

to dissolve in a liquid.

A fish

A small tree (Plumeria

(from

s.

(Silurus porosus or Pimelodes

The name of

A
A

(/.)

p.

^U-

<_;&f )

Hort. Ben.

plant

several plants

tf^TP

s.

a.

pill,

fish (a

Carey.

a globe, a bullet, a cannon-

p. 68.

(Ocymum

TiFS>^5s

D.

p. 40.

lanceeefolia, ibid. p. 93).

See

^ rrl\5

s.

(Ocymum

of fragrant plant

Hort. Ben.

caryophyllatum).

p. 45.

s.

(p.

jf jf ) A

sp&pfC

s.

A pellet-bow, a bow used

m .) The

(m.)

1.

for shooting

See
ankle.

A division

of an army; a body of

troops consisting of nine platoons, or nine ele-

j+*tTta)

plant (Eran-

forty-five foot.

2.

J^V

jf?)

shrub (Linum trigynum).

The

spleen,

a chronic en-

largement of the spleen; an induration of the

Carey.

mesenteric glands.
(p.

a report, ru-

phants, nine chariots, twenty-seven horse, and

pulchellum).
5.

noise,

Also

earthen balls.
s

species

(p.

mour, gossip.

caryo-

Diospyros racemosa, Hort.

phyllatum, Carey.

Hort. Ben.

plant (Nipa fruticans).

p. 37.

<

^t^pft

Carey,

plant (Rosa centifolia).

A bow used to shoot earthen bullets.

1.

themum

sort of night-

Carey.

Buchanan's MSS.~).

Gooleea,

or dice,

cast lots.

species of Gobius).

(Eugenia Jambos).

TS*TWXTl

lot

ball.

\H l<v5L*^

Ben.

by

roses, rosy.

2.

To

shade (Solanum longum).

c_>^ ) Having the scent of

p.

out

Globular.

Tarachand Ch.

sharing

v. a.

p. 38.

(from

a.

Also

J?)

dissolve in a

to express aggregation

with pity or affection.

See

Carey.

acuminata).
*.

of roses.

a few, some (usually

expressive of contempt).
v. a.

^t^) To

liquid.

plant (Euphorbia Tirucalli).

A heap,

(Beng. )

caryophyl-

(from R.

v. a.

word used
)

Tt^Tl

$P$3

Carey.

^^^s. (v.JJb Conserve

TH^% AlsoT^l^t.

Also

formed.

is

Carey.

especially Ficus Goolooreea.

a great number or quantity

several species of the wild

An

ornamental

clump of

3.

shrub, a bush.

grass, herbage, &c.

4.

Wilson.

Carey.
spreading creeper,

'Sf^T
pill,

(from

s.

^)

1.

nodule, a bullet, a

2.

set,

a cannon-ball.

a heap

a few,
tS^jtf} a.

some.

"Sf^

any creeping

plant.

(-P^\mfn.^l + t^l)

by, bushy, abounding

5.

(from

$f^)

The

individuals of

which

Having the

spleen.

l.

Shrub-

in shrubs or bushes.

2.

T^RoOT,

(Tfcfe) To

i.

to wear

watch over, to protect

"$*

With

with

pre-

To guard,

with

secret emissary.
s.

(m. from R.

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

epithet of Kccrti-

See

keya.

^ij^Sl
first

s.

(J.

half of the

The

sixth

day of the

A deep

from R. "vS"^)
a

cleft,

A tree

valley, a hole,

R.^T + IT)

cealable, to be concealed, private.

s. (w.)

secret,

privity

tion

and generation,

(/.)

Secresy.

T^J<P

Con-

vour,

make an

to

To

r.

To

I.

2.

effort.

endea-

strive, to

To

eat.

iv.

wound, to

hurt, to injure, to

*3l

Treasure.

kind of demigod at-

(n.

s.

^Root,
To

old, to decay.

^t^+'SFr)

Exertion,

To

i.

play.

effort.

x.

(^ilRj)

See

dwell or inhabit.

See

Wilson.

treasures.

To grow

2.

kill.

*t*3"l

and guardian of his

(^t<UUj)

x.

(*jt*n^X"3)

upon Kuvera the deity of wealth,

tendant

Mann

(Mimosa Farnesiana).

the organ of excre-

(n.)

&?+*"$) A

(m.

s.

1.

Root,

Solitary,

2.

the root

Carey.

an ambuscade.

defile,

(mfn.fut. part, p.

a.

Pertaining to fceces or ordure.

of which has a foetid scent

(f.

a cave

*fl

month Margasirsha. As. Res.

in. 268.
s.

"vS"^

(from

a.

Voided (as

&c).

ordure,

An

Fceces, ordure.

To withhold,

"ft*

*""t*"T

(m. from R. Ta"3Cj

a spy, a

to

keep back, to deny.

s.

A sCout,

conceal;

cover, to

&c).

(as clothes,

To conceal

fixed,

to

974

site

973

xn. 47.

Root,

i.

Ptffi) To

sprinkle,

to moisten,

to wet.

An
Kuvera.

Root,

"y s.

(Lit.

lord

epithet of

vi.

tf^^tfvSl
builds

its

^)

s.

void

by

Fceces, ordure,

(from

Also

stool.
filth,

T*}

rust.

^ + (^^5\ ) A bird which

nest with rags and other refuse (Stur-

nus Gosalica, Buchanan's MSS.~).

s.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Carey.

cealed, hidden.

(/.) or

\^^+*3) Con-

Wilkins' Gr. p. 423.

3 (.)

"3*1

son whose father

is

un-

snake.

(-

(Lit.

m.

a.

Whose

feet are hidden.)

covet,

Covetous,
(/.) or

R.

(mfn.

covetous,

s.

(/.)

^F+^X for

To

to desire

*""[

greedy,

(w.) Desire, greedi-

ness.

known, a bastard.
s.

a carrot.

W^l)

*3l

Secrecy.

(m.^*5+*3)

to

**t*3"\

(mfn. R.

desirous.

<J-

^PtK

iv.

indistinctly,

greedily.
a.

9t! a

See

(m.) Garlick

SjHs Root,

or with the insertion of

To sound

to grumble.

roar,
^j"^*""

(**t""3lf3

i.

^^f^)

a nasal,

(Tl^fS) To

(from R.

Root,

of the demigods

Guhyakas.}

called

The

***j"^+*"3")

(w.)

Desirous,

greedy,

vulture.

Gout or rheumatism

affecting the

thigh.

(m.)

1.

plant,

commonly

called

Vara-

975

976

hakranti (Lycopodium imbricatum, Rox.^).

cow

that has

had one

2.

^ySHl a.

(-fk\mfn.

^+ C^)f^T)

ing into another's domestic

calf.

affairs,

Root,

(?t%J3) and

i.

(m. from R.

s.

^LJ)

a habitation.

sion,

2.

(*t6lS3) To

x.

ad. Sans.

See *J^.

In the middle of a house.

1-

locat. case of

house, a

man-

^FSft

wife.

a.

(-Prlmfn. Sj^+CHfiK)

quainted with household-affairs,

s,

mestic duties.

2.

J.

Do-

household

Domestic duties,

to seize or take.

s.

The small house-

the second class, or he

(f.

(m.

his studies

Also

lizard.

(perhaps

s.

Sabda S.

^(W>?y

for

(n.

*$K + ffxR)

householder, a

who

after

man

of

having finished

and been invested with the sacred

Wilson.

family-quarrel,

rte7*S*Nf I

Bom in the house,

5^+kl<3

The

arson.

rfekU^

Mohun P.

(^t^ + ^t)

(m.

The

duties

The

station

or rank in society of a householder.

(m.

s.

man

Disposed

incumbent on a householder.

(mfn.

a.

5.

^ + ^) A

house, and father of a family.

home-born.

SjSTffe

5t^+^Tt^)

p. 154.

s.

fire,

(w.)

s.

thread performs the duties of the master of a

diarrhoea.

a family-fault.

5j^St3

(mfn. from R.

affairs.
s.

5$3?t$rl

Ac-

householder.

The building a house.

a.

<

(n.

$$yftK +

s.

setting a house

(m.

(n.

The

a house.

pillar of

A
\)

Arson.

thresh-

old, a raised ground, or a terrace, in front of

p. 96.

the door.

^+

)"f^)

of the second class,

finished his studies

fa-

mily-quarrels.

take, to seize, to receive.

on

Pry-

causing

is

1.

or

householder, a

who

after

^RW

having

married and settled.

s.

(m.

^+

3HTtel) A

grove, a gar-

den, &c. near a house.

2.

Household-business.

householder of particular merit, giving alms

and performing
&c.

the prescribed ceremonies,

Maintenance of a sacred and perpetual

3.

fire.

all

4. Virtue, especially of

hospitality, &c.

a householder, as

tf^ ft

?tfe3l

s.

(femin.

of^Ct)'A

s . (corrupt,

whom

a donation

wife, a housewife.

of ^t^Fl)
is

made.

The donee, he

Mohun P.

to

p. 99.

Wilson.
SjSft

The entrance

(f$7^mfn. St^ + ^*L)

a house
of a house.

mundane, worldly,

s.

Pertaining to

(w.)

house-

holder.

St5^t3

s.

^t^l

( jf5!

a.

+ p. jjj ?) A

(-f^

Living in a house.

tumbler-pigeon.

mfn.

^+

<Tff%\)

kins'

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Gr. 708)

caught.

Taken,

See Wil-

received,

seized,

978

977

S^gf^T?)

a.

^fc + fWl)

(mfn.

Having

acquired information about a thing.

To be

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

a.

^f$!]>3<-)

seized, to

(-^

Pj^fsll a.

be taken.

(SfaPl 5 ^

See

purse.

The sickle-bag of a

2.

(from Pt^Sl) Habitually intoxicated

a.

by the tops of hemp.

3^+^) Taking,

m/. from R.

ti

grass-cutter.

s.

sot.

(from tff^t) Knotty, knobby, genicu-

a.

disposed to seize or take.

5j^t3tg

lated.

^^H-^

(mfn.

a.

Having

as a jingle to

taken up arms, in arms.

taken or seized.

A ritual

(Beng.^)
a.

own

O. sanctum).

the

s.

(m.

mode

(from

a.

Having many knots

Dependent,
inclinations,

docile,
s.

(m.~)

The tying of a knot.

(from

rfc^+SFSI)

of religious

ritual

Trans. R. A. S.

rites.

species of snail (Helix decollata).

teaching

Also Ptf^Ptt3

Carey.

452.

(H^I%k<^ftlTl
To swallow,
)

to eat.

ix.

(^ttR?) To

sound, to

recite, to

To know,

speak, to chaunt.

make known, to teach

fixed, To vomit.

with

to

tuberous or granulated root.

(corrupt, of C^t^3)

s.

when
t3FTl

first
first

a.

(from

(^H^RK?)

snails.

1.

ball for playing

tuberculous root.

Carey.

(from

s.

7!"^)

ball of flowers.

seed, the sprout

springs from a seed.

beginning to form.

2.

C^v^STl

which

Cobra de ca-

Carey.
C^fs?

The plumula of a

1.

variety of the

(Coluber Naga) which feeds on

pello

with.

((^ + ^$[1 +

s.

pre-

Vil

Carey.

or protuberances.

^ Root, vi. (ftTfe or fT^rfS)

hispi-

domesticated animal.

^57^21
i.

dum and

(Ocymum

aromatic plant

to.

for householders.

not following one's

dependant, attached

^) +^)

(mfn.

An

To be

1.

Domestic, pertaining to a

2.

3. Subservient,

house.
s.

^JT^TT)

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

a.

Stout, plump.

it)

At home.

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

2.

pustule

Carey.

C^tOTl

5.

with.

(corrupt, of

C^3 ) A

ball for playing

SaZxfa 5. p. 97.

Fermenting, foam-

v. a.

To make a

faultering noise,

ing, frothy,

to faulter.
C^t^ll

5.

(corrupt,

of

The

tops of

hemp

used for intoxication by the Hindus.

v. a. (caus.

of

ferment or to foam.
v. n.

To

To cause

to

plant,

T. erecta).
s.

ferment, to foam.

kind of sweetmeat.

marygold (Tagetes patula, and

Sort. Sen.

p. 61.

The cry of a watchman.

Carey.

980

979

C^fPT
C*T*3

A whining cry or

s.

s.

Kftp?

(m.

5.

Carey.

exclamation.

through an opening.

ball for playing with.

t^3 + ^)

To

A fish

swallow.

2.

7>

Loquacious, talkative, boasting.

a.

(a spe-

(TURCOT,

Carey.

Pimelodes).

cies of

L To

^ ?)

to plunder,

strip,

Swallowed, forced

a.

Also

(from R.

v. a.

ball for playing with.

PtvJ^.

Also

ing; the feeding a mill.

I.

(C^faK?) To

house, a habitation, a dwelling.

seek, to enquire, to

investigate.

Cft^l
C

5"]"^

Pffl

See

s.

Root,

i.

@t$l

(C7!"^!^)

To

serve, to gratify

(/i.)

s.

by
Root,

service.

To sound,

i.

quently with
drawer, a

division of a box.

till,

mfi, ^pt,

Fre-

to sing.

3rf%,

Ss

W,

or ^1 prefixed, the signification being modified

Root,
2.

PlTT

(C^tfts?) To shake, to tremble.

accordingly.

To move.

R.t7 +TT

Gr.

be sung or chanted.

(w.)

C?\<

"Wtl

(mfn. fut. part. p.

a.

kins'
s.

i.

Fit to

717).

to the city

To throw

of

plant (Phrynium imbricatum).

sort of kidney-bean (Dolichos

Buchanan's

lignosus, flore albo,

down.
(StTiPi

s.

(v.

(7^1^13) The

noun of

of any thing,

Ptf^TS
C^U\s.

v. n.

To

a.

throwing

Thrown down.

(fromM^ ) Red chalk, red orpiment

s.

(p. tijs)

(Phrynium capitatum).

(corrupt, of

circle,

(n.

red earth

Also

(Lit.

C^l^s.

plant

MSS.X

Carey.
Carey.

deep place, an

abyss.

fall.

ruddle, red earth.

Carey.

a village.

Carey.

knot.

(caus.

down

(from SftH) The country in opposition

s.

See Wil-

Song, singing.
(p.

s.

an enclosure,

a.

from

ftft)

red orpiment.

What comes

Cira.

Red

1.

chalk, ruddle,

Gold.

2.

3.

Metal.

from a mountain).

(mfn. from

See Wilkins'

cular, surrounding.

Gr. 900) Belonging to a mountain,

C^n<^t^. (pjV>^)

Circular, enclosing, sur-

rounding.
a.

C5fl^rW!si.

(p.

rounding on
v.

The enclosing

or sur-

all sides.

a. (caus. of

cause to

swallow, to force a thing through an opening,

&c.

to feed a mill.

PM K

s.,

swallow

(v.
;

noun of O^t^Tt^CS) The causing to

the causing to pass through an open-

Desirous of good qualities

s.

(r/i.

nomin. sing,

radise, swarga.
4.

2.

The thunderbolt.

7.

The

(Th"o,
(/.

sacrifice of a

) 1.

desirous of

Carey.

talents or virtues.

PTi

Ptf^K?) To

(re.)

s.

Bitumen.

The

A
5.

o)
bull.

Heaven

1.

3.

The moon.

ray of
6.

hair of the body.

1-

light.

The

sun.

(m. n. nomin. sing.

cow.

nomin. sing. C^fto)

or pa-

cow.

2.

2.

Water.

The

eye.

3.

982

(TTK5

981

An

arrow.

4.

quarter of the horizon, as

the east, the west, &c.

Speech

5.

tree,

goddess of speech, Saraswati.

7.

mother.

(Beng?)

Wilson.

nut (Areca Catechu).

HvilW*f

and the

2.

6.

The

earth.

1.

The

betel-

CTOW

Gum

keeper, a dairy-man.

mum
grass

a.

(from

s.

(C 5

(p. ^Jcjjf )

s.

cow-

chio.

C^W

Also

C5twN a.

whisker, a musta-

(from FtftP) Having large whiskers

species of

PttehN*

Carey.

tt^iti%ir1+^) a

An

or mustachios.

Tn5lt^1)

climbing shrub (Cissus vitiginea).

0t1^*^t1

1.

of

p. 61.

(Andropogon punctatum).

c^rtf^rt^ral

Mimosa

plant (Menisper-

Mohun P.

cordifolium).

C^llsillRul

of the

female cow-

WW)
2.

gum

Arabic, the

(*1 1*1? s. (corrupt,

(corrupt, of

flattery.

Arabica.

herd, a milk-maid.

^3^1

A panegyric,

vocative particle

(WH)

(from

s.

sort of lime-

fruit.

(from

s.

(Ptt3l + CT^)

with an oval

used in a familiar address to a person.

(MUl'M-fl,

Carey.

Pftel

informant, a reporter.

6.

Pflfc#&^) A plant

(.

(Ruellia

longifolia).

of the

(m. 011

s.

thumb

+ 3*1)1. A span, from

the tip

to that of the little finger.

2.

kind of deer, commonly called Nil-gao (An(p.

The employ-

*J>~>jO

ment of a bound-bailiff. Carey.

o
s. Advantage
a good price for an
;

merchandize.

article

of

Carey.

peg, a stake, a nail.

paid to

L?Jl<5fn

fill

peg, a stake, a nail.

up a deficiency

v. a.

C^H^ll^^ v. a.

To

2.

an

in

A sum

account.

repair a thatch.

(from C*ft3D)

To

s.

repair a thatch,

(n. C^Tl

lump, a

ball.

(Tf^fcs.
s.

prominent

s.

(m.

longifolia,

(n.

(from C^tTv3)

1.

thing in a globular form.

leader of a

band
s.

shell-fish.

protuberance, any
2.

flatterer, the

a partizan, a bigot.

(Ptt^l+ft^) A

herd of cows, a

cow-pen, a cow-

C^tt

Pfi + SSffa) Cow's milk.

Rox.~).

(m.

+ ^P")
2.

Wilson.

1.

plant (Ruellia

Another plant (Tribulus

Also

^1 +

plants (Ruellia longifolia,

lanuginosus).

branch of the

See As. Res. vn. 280.

(m. (Tft

lanuginosus).
s.

2.

oblation

CTft^fT-f^) The denomina-

navel.

CHTv3l

1.

An

to a cow.

tion of a certain religious sect, a

protuberance, a

Prominent, swollen, gibbous.

a.

+ ^T)

made

house or station.

Vaishnavas.
of ^1^3)

plant (Aletris

for3>3"*T?)

multitude of cattle.

C^tt^T^

o
(corrupt,

of a handful of grass, &c.

o
1.

5
(C t1

s.

Wilson.

hyacinthoides).

CrU^T

telope picta).

Tlt^<<P.

The name of two

Rox. and Tribulus

Also C^lftjl^ and

C^tt^t

species of

of the Cobra de capello (Coluber

R2

variety

Naga) with

$f$

983

&c.

hoof.

v. a.

s.

C^lffi

Carey.

s.

(Pf!

for

(Ttl

tt^Ttl

Beng.

country, a district.

reveal, to render visible or manifest.

s

+ Wffi ) The grazing of cows

Pfl

Also

tt^"tf51

^1,

+ Sft^)

+ C*fH) A

ha;mor-

Ftt5)

(corrupt, of

s.

a handful

The feeding

privately,

clandestinely.

cow-house.

Carey.

rhoidal tumour.
s. (

To

(TtlOC^ ad. (from C^ttCT) Wittingly,

A
PttPTt 55 *

2.

or oxen.

Dumb.

a.

(Tftitt^T

Bu-

plant (Boehmeria Goglada,

chanan's MSS.*).

984

CSfffSi

speckles resembling the impression of a cow's

(ThTf^^ilTT

a nosegay, &c.

v. a.

like a cow.

bunch, a bundle,

Ptt&l) To

(from

collect into

a bundle or bunch.

species of jessamine

chanan's

MSS.y

By

Bu-

a drug (Jasminum quadrifolium,

sold as

Carey.

(SttSt'T

Grass for a cow.

s.

noun of C^ttE^Is?) The act of

(v..

gathering into

C*ft^v3
ter

(n.

s.

C^tl+^J)

GAee

1.

prepared from cow's milk.

(m/k CHI

(FiTST .
a cow.

s.

Who slays

s.

make an

Also

<!

noun of

PttWtT3)

Also

making an
a.

Dumb.

cowry of an oblong form and smooth.

oblong shape and smooth surface.

(from

PtW

2.

Carey.

A cluster,

is

or

(from C^ttS )

a.

bundles, or sheaves.

1.

2.

Tied up in bunches,

Regular and neat

business ; keeping every thing in

(Tte
2.

s.

Cftl^il

(corrupt, of T|T>5?) 1.

custom, a habit.

3.

by which an ornament
s.

proper place.

A bunch, a bundle.

The
is

(corrupt, of T55?)

its

in

instep.

4.

The

suspended.

bunch, a small

sheaf, a wisp, a nosegay.

v. a.

a clump,

3.

The

ring

suspended.

4.

The

habit, a custom.

by which an ornament

cowry of an

cow-herd.

feeding cows, pasture.

The nightmare.

?)

s tT5 . (corrupt, of T"K>$) 1.

a bundle.

Bucha-

The tending

ring

s.

a.

Carey.

Willd.^).

indis-

Carey.

(WFT

uttering inarticulate sounds, the

indistinct noise.

plant (Lantana Gochana,

nan. L. viburnoides

PttSt 5 ^

The

heaps,

Gathered into small bundles or heaps.

killed).

tinct noise, to utter inarticulate sounds.

or

2. Rain.

(from Pti) To

CWd PTtW

small bundles

guest (for whose entertain-

ment a cow was anciently

v. a.

or liquid but-

+^ from R.
A

(m.)

small

bundles or bunches.

(from

PHP5d) To

tie

up

in

bundles or small sheaves.

C^t^T

See (TiTSt^

PtWT

See

C^F^T.

instep.

(^ttTT^s. (m. (*T1

by the

+ T> "5" ?)

1.

s.

Any thing perceived

senses, or whatever they

comprehend

an object of sense, as sound, shape, colour,

(Premna

(corrupt, of

?)

plant

esculenta).

Pttfe^*.

(/.

Ptl+fSfl) A

potherb com-

monly

Mohun P.

called gojt (Hieracium).

C^3^\5l

p. 33.

(Ftt5 + *J3i) The heel.

s.

The base

T^)

(from R.

s.

The

1.

rolling

up a

bundles or heaps.

2.

small chain worn as

an ornament round the waist,

An

1.

2.

Gold or

silver lace.

unbroken.

entire, undivided,

integer, a thing that

s.

3.

is

whole or

entire.

betel-

sauce.

4.

As a prefix, it
conveys the idea of indefinite number or quantity.
See Rudim. of Ben. Gram. 300.
nut.

5.

term of abuse.

v. a.

ket or

mat

fttkl^S

To

(from

a quan-

eating

noun of

Ptlfc%3 )
a.

The

s.

some

Rolled up, as a blan-

noun of

(v.

s.

foaming at the mouth through

Carey.

s.

(from

FttS) The

heel.

C5tWf^ s.

(from

^) The

ancle.

(Cm^1+Gmtl

a.

t*i^4l

(from

C^ + f^)

s.

1.

(/.)

melon (Cucurbita
(/.) 1.

whole, un-

as

Sabda

S.

p. 151.

Unfledged.

Also

kind of cucumber (Cucu2.

(Beng.} The water-

citrullus).

Torn or ragged

1.

(ra.)

clothes.

2.

prominent navel, or a lump

of flesh on the navel.

a.

Ap-

a.

sack.

divided.

Ptlfcl OTffcl

The ap-

proaching or overtaking a person.

acrid substance, or from the bite

Entire,

PHolAW)

proached, overtaken.

mis Madraspatanus).

(from

Close to the

rolling

heaped up.

of a serpent or other casualty.

it)

(Ftfal+CWl)

a.

base of a thing.

Pilfer

or quantity.

up of a blanket, &c.

(SltfcftTt^

CWl

Pffal

up a blan-

roll

(CWU.3F3) A number,

number

gether, from the bottom, anew.

(STKSt'fc

(v.

ket, &c.

ad. (from PtlvSl) Entirely, alto-

to gather into a bundle or heap.

a.

indefinite

Pttft

6.

Often employed to convey the idea of

tity.

approach, to draw near.

(Ttl^l

Whole,

Rolled up,

a.

heaped up.
a.

any thing

(from C*t1\5l) To overtake, to

v. a.

or foundation of

origin, root, source.

blanket or mat, the collecting of things into

to

986

(TTHT

985

arhyme

A man

of a low tribe,

a mountaineer, especially inhabiting the Kimoor

range of

Rolled up, collected together.

2.

(mfn.')

Having a

The designation of a

particular

a Goand.

hills,

a.

prominent navel.

s.

A multitude,

(corrupt, of C^tt^ )

a flock, a crowd, a company

a herd,

a cow-pen

(/.)

scale in the musical system of the Hindus.

pasture.

m.

Res.

Pttfc^tol

a.

(Pttb+BSt^l)

Pt"k5

C*ttv3H
17.

s.

The

foot,

77.

Astray, sepa-

rated from the herd.

s.

As.

(m.)

The name of a

sage.

Manu

in.

AlsofTffaST.

the base or foundation of any

C*tT3l

thing, the root of a tree.

s.

(a.

d ipping, a diving

a dip, a

dive.

CSftvFtTft*.
ancle.

Also

(tf^+StTft

(^511^

for

The

shrub or tree (Guarea Boro-Go-

tadhura, Buchanan's

MSS.).

Carey.

987

C^tt^i

Pfffl

988

Family, race; lineage, pedigree.

An

2.

appellation, a name.

An

A moun-

(m.)

3.

4.

(^Beng.^

(TilTT^

a.

(m/w. (SttSI + ^I from R.

3^)

longing to the same family, a relation.

the

law, and

offerings of food

Bandhu

who

and water

(-

<?TftXl%^

(TftlTi

s.

are connected

Indra.

and stands opposed

who do not parcommon ancestors.

1.

(/.)

(Lit.

Who

The

earth.

mountains.)

splits

river in the peninsula of

As. Res.

v. 56.

|^s.

(m.) See

+ Trfal) A

C^tt^^.

plough.

Also

C^tt^T

Cm + ^rT) A

(w.

s.

herd of cows, a

multitude of cattle, especially

if

considered as

leathern fence

arm

to prevent its

property.
s.

from R.

(f.

T^t)

worn by archers on the

left

1.

being injured by the bow-string.

2.

(n. (Sfl

s.

Cni^ + R. f^\) An

m.

(/.)

by

or cognate kin,

take in the offerings to the

epithet of

s.

India, the Godavari.

In law

applied to kindred of

is

the same general family,

to the

Be-

nearly equivalent to the gentile of

Roman

of

grasshopper with very thick legs.

^tt-^t 1<'<1

is

sort

ancestor, a patriarch.

tain.

the term

herd of

kine.

The Gangetic

alligator,

Wilson.

commonly

2.

called guana.

Wilhins Gr. p. 475.

(Sttf!^

(?ltg" + 'l^) Consciousness of

(n.

s.

race or lineage

a term occurring in the tenets

0Wifl

(/.

Pfftl+^Wt

from

HZ!) A

Gangetic

plant (Cissus pedata).

R. A.

Trans.

of the Jainas.

S.

554.

i.

s.

A
lus).

sort of grass

Carey,

a.

(Cyperus monocepha-

cmft^i

leg.

C^ + ^L

from R. Til)

2.

{Beng.~)

The

Who

gives

Wilkins' Gr. 771.

a cow.
brain.

alligator, a

The

1.

forehead.

2.

guana.

Full of knots or snarls, curled,

twisted.

(SjtPt a. (mfn.

(m.)

(m. )

s.

1.

The

elephantiasis or swelled

gator,

from cmttt.)

(j.

commonly

cmft^tesi
Gangetic

s.

called guana.

(m.

alligator, a

Gangetic

See

PUSH

cmf^i+^tTOf)
guana.

A
Yellow orpiment.

3.

s.

(/.

(Ttt^H

salt.

(jm.)

Wheat.

C^tl

Wheaten meal

or

flour.

In?)

Also

( ^ m.

Also Cfft^jt

dian kite (Falco ater).

cows

s.

0^1 + R. Tfl) The Go^coririver.

The common

s.

Also CHik^s.

substance of a

Afflicted with the elephantiasis.

PUnTl^l

cow-

2.

herd, a milk-man.
fossile

white colour, apparently an earthy

a.

Carey.
cow's tooth.

PttJtl

alli-

+ IT^) One who

evening-twilight.

Ptt^ft.

gives

Pffr^t

to others.

The

5.

(n.

Pt1 +

from R. "T^Tj

sort of

grass (Cyperus rotundus).

C^tWT

s.

(n.

CTli+liIrT)

gift

of a cow.

PttfT
1.

The

the nose with a particular mark.

ing-iron.

s.

(w.

Cm + ^PT) A large

tattooing of the upper part of

2.

constrictor).

Also

brand(corrupt, of

serpent (Boa

PtWl

PtWI

989

990

Keeping or

mily or lineage reckoned back to the original

PtH

5
(. C J1+

feeding cows.

Carey.

progenitor.

from R. *f1)

man, a cow-herd, a milk-man

A herds-

1.

the designation

of a particular class

among

Res.

The head of a cow-pen.

3.

57. 59.

v.

2.

The superintendant of a

cW P$tf*3 The
As. Res.

CWfo

s.

(m.

(Sfi+^fe)

king.

3.

An

epithet of Siva.

name of a
viii.

s.

1.

bull.
4.

2.

The

"3^) The name

of an Upanishad. As.

Res.

494.

viii.

CWf^f

portion of the Afharva-veda.

The

secresy, concealment.

(mfn. fut. part.

be guarded;

CTO +$3)

p.

R.

2.

1. A female cowA climbing shrub (Ich-

To

(from R.

v. a.

QTl

concealeable.

Cfjtfl

s.

COT +

(f.

The

1.

(TlT^)

(Ichnocarpus

shrub

climbing

(/.) or

CWt^rT

(m.

*.

PlM+Wflij

of (yellow ?) sandal-wood.

MS.

Wilkins'

plant,

commonly

called

syama-

sort
2.

Wt

Carey.

rrw^
2.

female

dairy-man's

2.

wpjbs)

sort of necklace,

four strings.

3.

a.

C*tH ) The wood of a thatch.

(mfn. from

(TTH

An

epithet of

cow's

town-o-ate.

door or gateway in general.

tail.

3.

2.

kind of

Wilson.

Concealed,

C^ltM
A

monkey.

sort of

grass (Cyperus rotundus).

hidden, kept secret or secure.

2.

i.

one of four or thirty-

1.

(from

kind of

sported with the Gopts or milkmaids.

wife.

sovereign.

1.

earth brought from the forest of Vrinda where

cow-keeper, a milk-maid.

dairy-man.

2.

frutescens,

Carey.

Clandestinely, se-

CWlfe

wife of a cow-

a female cow-keeper, a milkmaid.

Krishna

(/".)

hide, to con-

The name of an Upanishad. As. Res. vm. 497.

ad. (from

TWT3fj s.

Carey.

private, to be concealed,

cretly, in private.

Guarded, pre-

nocarpus frutescens, Brown).

herd

kept secret.

female cow-

served, kept.

Concealeableness, fitness for being

Also

or

herd, a milkmaid.

Brown).

lata.

The keeping

ceal, to guard, to protect.

To be kept

CWFT

C^l+Ht^)

feeding of cows.

As.

noun of C^ttftl^) The act of con-

a.

~ <"

(n.

s.

keeper, a milkmaid.

(W+^ + tb&l)

(m.

cealing a thing

to

s.

sun.

471.

(v.

c^W^+^-M^tn

(Tftf^fa a. (mfn.

v. 59.

Lord of cows.)

PttWgW
C^WT

sove-

from R.

a milkman.

(m.

(Ttt^^flrr

designation of a mixed class.

Res.

s.

Myrrh.

6.

CFtWSWU (-f^R>.

(Lit.

4.

district.

As.

A helper, a keeper, a cherisher,

reign, a king. 5.

a friend.

the Hindus.

A cow-herd,

(m.)

cow-herd, a

Krishna.

3.

s.

bracteata).

PtWi

s.

(C^l + ^t?)
Hort. Ben.

(C^fl

+ C^h)

plant (Podalyna

p. 31.

The

entire

household of

a person (Lit. Cattle and children).

C^Tfa

991

(_^ m

s.

One who

R.

ceals, guards, or cherishes

A tree

con-

a guardian, a pro-

(Gaurea

alliacea,

alliacea, Willd.

tector.

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

a.

992

(StfrFl

Buchanan's

MSS.

Trichilia

Carey.

.?)

^+TT) To be

concealed, guarded, or cherished,

(m.)

s.

slave.

A small
(Plumeria acumi-

tree with a fragrant flower

Carey.

nata).

servant or slave.

tHi$

(^1 +

(m.

5.

^)

small species of

crouching heron (Ardea bovina).

a.

PfWt

Carey.

The

(C*Ti

s.

Thick, clumsy, unwieldy.

(m. C^Ti

s.

large beetle (Scarabaeus Gideon).

C^tt^t^l

slaying of a cow.

C*11Wft s. (/. C^1 + 3^rft from R.3TT?)

A plant commonly called Priyangu.

s.

(from (^1) Cow-dung.

PffaWfol

s.

(STTf^t

Hort. Ben.

(Plu-

See

p. 20.

Pfi+f^t from R. f^T see

2. An
1. A cow-herd.
% lib).

Wilkins' Gr.

twelfth

Krishna.
s.

day of the

(/.
first

(from C^1~t<M

blottedly or illegibly.

C^tt^t^

s.

when

(from

2.

?)

To

1.

To become yellow

or

ripening).

C^tl^) The

Root,

threshold of

plant (Amaranthus lividus, Willd.'). Hort. Ben.

s.

C^1Ht^

sort of grain

s.

ptR^rr^Tri
of

C^ttotf S3)

writing blottedly or illegibly.

(of fruits

when

To

x.

anoint, to

2.

1. The
The chang-

ripening).

Also

cows

(Triticum sestivum).

p. 9.

(mn. (?t\+ OT) Cow-dung.

s.

C^Tfcrfal

ing colour

cow-doctor, a

smear.

Hort. Ben.

Also

Cow-dung.

Thick, clumsy, unwieldly.

a.

(SUSHI

P 67.

C^+fe^)
A

write

a door.

month P'kal-

quack-doctor.

v. a.

red (as fruits

half of the

shrub (Ajuga dis-

Carey.

ticha).

Pttf^+Tfrl*ft) The

As. Res. in. 275.

guna.

(Tfff^s. (~\f.
(from

CTW^) A cow-herd,

(m.

s.

C^f^tfttpfl

(C^to + SKI) A plant

meria acuminata).

(corrupt, of

hyaena.

a milk-man.

epithet of
s.

+ 3t^) A

Carey,

s.

(n.

(Tfl+Jlt

^)

Beef.

(-3 /. ?W + Ut3 )

The mother

of

an epithet of Surabhi.

PlW^a.

(-itV

mfn. (7t\

^) Possessing

herds, rich in cattle.

(TTfaTtfntf

a.

(from

C^Ttetf^?)

blottedly or illegibly.
(as fruits

when

2.

ripening).

Changed

(TTtertTr s
1.

Writing

in

colour

m .)

l.

Ajackall.

2.

bite of a cow.

PttHtSl

s.

(4aAUf ) An

agent.

(Beng.) The

C^R

993

CntRl

cattle,

A plant
An owner

(m.)

s.

Ctt^l

Rich

(Stl

(*.

s.

of cattle.

+ ^jU)

1.

(Hedysarum lagopodioides). Hort. Ben.

in

C^^^l s

cow's mouth.

ing;

(/. (5tl

or trumpet?).

3.

chasm, a hole

PftSjptt

*.

(J.

tt^jU+^)

containing a rosary

count the beads.

the hand

2.

chasm

is

cloth

bag

thrown in to

in the

Hort. Ben.

Himalaya

mountains through which the Ganges flows,

compared by the Hindus to the shape of a

+ 3JJ3

from

*ppT) The

(TH^i

skull of a cow.

PHOT

+ ^l?)
^>

+ ^?)

t1

1.

water-fowl.

a bondsman, a security.

from R.

(n.

s.

C^TRI^

(n. (Ttl

5.

+ ^T)

Cow's

(run. C^tl

topaz.

2.

3.

panegyrist.

^R+^PT)

Effort, ex-

4.

variety of Citrus

p. 59.

+ C^^from

11

^j^i from t_ ^j^-) Foreign, exposed to want, needy, poor.

R. f*T^)

(a.

s.

kind of poison.

+ C^lH ) The

(m. C^tl

s.

+ CTJ ) A

urine.

PtoH

s . ((Ti"fe"

Hort. Ben.

acida.
G>1

Stupid or ignorant

a cow.

rTtlH^
1.

ertion.

{mfn. (Tfl

a.

K.

C^ttoT

cordifolium).

MS.

Wilkins'

head or

annual plant

p. 72.

mendicant, a naked person.

(C 5t1

or keep-

Carey.

(Menispermum

plant

Ptt^^ 5. (m.
2. A prisoner,

cow's mouth.
s.

A small

(from C^tt^CS??)
in a wall.

1.

p. 57.

Also

of cows.

(Solanum rubrum).

like

The feeding

kind of musical instrument (a sort of horn

PftiJvS

cow-herd.

p. 86.
)

2.

Mo-

(c^f^s-iUf ) Agency.
hun P.

994

sacrifice of a

ttoCl

+ R. ^1) A

(from Ptl

species of

grass (Apluda aristata).

cow.

Pt'lVlHI

(corrupt, of

s.

Mohun P.

a milk-man.

ffliuH Hl
wife

PtW^) A cow-herd,

s.

Sabda S.

a dairy-woman.
(p.

j ) A tomb,

(c^ti+^O A

Ascalonicum).

Ft\3*\
cow-herd's

s.

a grave.

i>.

of

(mn. C^H

+ ^T)

dioides).

Sabda

s . (p.

(?tWg\

(Pffa + ^Jfl

a.

ing cows.

orange.

Curdled

2.

burial-place.

s.

A sort

of bean (Pha-

Hort. Ben.

p. 54.

1<

(from C*ft<C) White,

s.

fair,

European,

yellow, pale red.

plant
S.

(jw/n. (511
s.

Milk.

Fair, white, yellow,

p.

(Hedys arum lagopo148.

See

C^fRS^-

PTte
C

C^Tfei?

1.

(TTt^'fr

0*1

a.

pale red.
s.

Alliu

3. Butter-milk.

milk.

seolus sublobatus).

fJft^Ut^

p. 55.

To bury.
a. (corrupt,

p lant

Carey.

p. 90.

ptftrM) A

(from

pti^n

(m.)

+ ^5^)
1.

Keeping or feed-

cow-herd.

2.

s.

11<N3

(fromtfl)
s.

(n. C^fl

cow, an ox.

+ ^S

of distance equal to

from R. 3s )

two kros or

Aos.

measure

Wilson.

An

bright

yellow pigment prepared from the urine of a

3 S

PttHl

995

996

The name

cow, or vomited in the shape of scibulae by the

animal

used in dyeing, in medicine, and

it is

particularly in painting the tilaka or sectarial

mark on

(tw.)

(Beng.^
fusion,

circle,

1.

in. 174.

a globe,

A granary, a storeA muddy substance, a.

3.

make a

spread a

thing universally known.

+^^T) Aspeciesof monkey,

G*iAnJ^ffl*. ((SjH

described as having a

ball or globe for playing

C^tRl) To

(from

v. a.

rumour, to

tail like

a cow

perhaps

the baboon.

A large
(Johnia salicioides).

Hort. Ben.

shrub

of

taceous plant (Momordica mixta)

p. 5.

cucurbi-

57
(C 5t1 T

s.

thaea nigricans,

t^K\\s.

also

its fruit.

PlWtrfcr

+ VtlRi) A
S

Buchanan's MSS.}.

Carey.

(C^tt^l^+^f) The

lH1<v5ll*i

(C^il^tl^-^) The

6m

Hort. Ben.
s

A kind of reed>

(from

p.

A lad,

(p.

rosy;

a boy, a servant, a

A pot in which

Black pepper.

Cypems

elatus.)

is

dissolved for the purpose of smear-

ing the walls and floors of houses.

C^fNt

*.

(from

^) A

bullet,

(C^+^l^

plant (Eu-

p. 61.

<_>^) Made of roses,

p. 6.
.

a rose.

Mohun P.

profession

cow-dung
)

Rose-water

slave.

of a gunner or cannonier.

(Sjicrj^e^

That part

scented like a rose.

C^tT^t^*.
gunner.

*.

(p.

s.

genia Jambos).
a.

business or

c->K

(p.

plant (Al-

profession of a shopkeeper.

PfH'H'lvSll

cnt^+^lrr)

(m.

t.

Alg. p. 88.

Timber.

(FtKfor CStH1, +p.>) A

s.

Dissolved, formed into a thin, semi-

a.

shopkeeper, a wholesale-tradesman.
PllfflfrtyWl

dis-

of mathematics which treats of spherics. Colebr.

(C^+^H*)

C^^tel

The

fluid paste.

Also

(StN^tb

(TfKfeS)

solving of any substance so as to form a thin

paste,

Pl'HuH

A circle,

(BengS)

2.

noise, bustle, con-

with.

Carey.

1.

2.

The bastard-child of a widow.

2.

from C^tFT)

(/.

of a

p. 68.

Dissolved.
a ball, a globe.

Globular, round.

a.

serrata).

house, a barn.

Dregs.

2.

mob, a crowd

(m.)

Manu

brain.

1.

s.

a sphere.

The

1.

(Quercus

C^tW

the forehead.

(w.)

s.

tree

Hort. Ben.

as a jingle to

it)

called ghantapdtali.

Carey.
ball.

plant commonly

Also

See

Tumult, confusion, disorder.

(Ttt^f^F s.
of earth.

(Otl^T + ^fe^)

Sabda

A ball or globe

S. p. 150.

venly regions in

A
(Deeringia celosioides).

Hort. Ben.

plant

p. 19.

One of the heaHindu mythology Krishna's

:

paradise.

tflMfrfl.

s.

(/.

C^+C5

from CSfiU^T)

pfc

997

kind of bent grass, with white blossoms.

2.

Wilson.

CWM

Also

fc?tHt

(/)

(Til

(.

5.

cow-house.

kind of sandal-

wood, described as of the colour of brass and of

FT*

(mn. Pfl

s.

+ R.

station of

festival

rtWl

s.

J tt

& + ^)

blage, a meeting.
3.

dred

half of the

month

2.

1.

party,

at both

made

fast

to

ends
for

it

from^T) A
with separate

each ox or cow.

Attendance on a
cow.

C^H^T

s.

cow.

2.

four

(m. C^tl + ^^T) 1. The udder of a

A garland consisting of four or thirtystrings. 3. A bunch of flowers, a nosegay.

haft

C^ + ^T) A

(from

s.

(n.

from

1.

The impression

foot.

3.

measure, as

step will hold.

(m.)

4.

Gum

The

PfHh

s.

+ ^IrT) A

Ptl

(.

station of kine,

a cow-pen.

A
foot of a

or print of a cow's

much

PtWtft

spot frequented

by

kine.

owner of kine or herds.

C^tt^CUl

killing of a cow.

cow-house.

The hurting

or

injuring a cow.

(m. Pfl

^) The

sacrifice of a

1.

cow,

Manu

or cattle.

PUS?
rh + 3T7

Dawn, day-break.

PTfr^fs.

O.

PtlW

(C^h + TT) The guana (Lacerta Go-

1)

(Lit.

Proper

from R. "Vj^+XT)

si

What ought
a.

for kine

Protecting kine or cattle.

2.

to

privity.

be covered or concealed.)

(mfn.

Relating to

Wilkins' Gr. 903.

sensible objects.

See
(m.)

Pt^RSSl

(/

C*t1

+ *raSt

from

Bengal

day of the second half of the

fifteenth

month Kartika.

As. Res. in. 267.

Also the

day of the second half of the month

Jyaishfha.

Pt\*W\

The

cowherd, a

xi. 75.

fifteenth

one of the grand sacrifices of the Hindus.

dica).

(/. CTt1

s.

myrrh.

herdsman.

5.

C^tl+^tfll^) An

(-ffcl

s.

cow-pen.

as a cow's foot-

s.

Also

grape.

the junior branches of a family.

2.

The

C^I + ^ftRl

(/.

an assem-

Discourse, conversation.

cow.

^f*1<

s.

piqueted

halters

1*1

a family, a pedigree, a race, kin-

tribe,
;

first

on

As. Res. in. 265.

(/.

rope

pti^n

See

Passion, anger, wrath.

3.

grief.

cow-

pasture.

the eighth day of the

Suffocation, strangulation.

1.

Colebr. Alg. p. 319.

herds, a cow-pen, a drove of cows, a cow-

Kartika.

Cnt^

Wilson.

great fragrance.

Anxiety,

C^fi^l
A

a^i)

(a.

s.

998

s.

As. Res. nr. 285.

(m.

C^ +

^t*] )

Myrrh.

1.

Gaur, the central

extensive ruins of

the same name, are

(TffcfU

(/.

still

from^s?)

1.

its capital,

Res. in. 77.

3 S 2

of

called

by

remaining.

Rum

from molasses or raw sugar.

certain scale in the

district

or spirit distilled
2.

The name of a

Hindu musical

system. As.

999

1000
(mfn. from

a.

inferior

word

metaphorical (as the meaning of a

s. (ra.) 1.

Delay.
white,

3.

The

fair.

governed

inferior object

-31

by a

White-bodied,

(mfn.

a.

in certain constructions),

2. Inferiority.

See (Sft^t

Subordinate, secondary,

Yates' Gr. p. 422.

verb.
(/.) or
3" (n.) Inferiority, the being subordinate.

Pftft^l

s.

from

(/.

+ 3?)

"5^) The

from

C^ftV'W) A girl
A name

1.

of the god-

dess Parvati, the consort of Siva.

secondary lunar month, ending with the oppo-

sun and moon.

sition of the

(mfn. T|

a.

As. Res.

iii.

j+^) Belon ging to qua-

girl eight

years old

puberty.

3.

One

2.

one prior to the age of

gies of the JBauddhas.

The lower
1.

Buddha

or

(m. patronymic from C^l 1^*4.)

name

of

Sakyamunt,

the original

Bauddka

founder of the

sect.

a sage, the founder of the

As. Res.

losophy.

C^tl^t^T

(m.)

s.

i.

a.

Red.

(mfn.^)

Nyaya

tomentosa).

Gold.
s.

(.)

3.

(n.

stone of a linga.

CTOW^3l

chanan's MSS.~).

C^Ct^T

(m.

s.

Kartikeya.

Bu-

Carey.

CnWt + t^T) An

(Lit.

epithet of

The son of GaurI

White, pale.
fair.

3.

The

1.

(m.)

s.

Yellow.

2.

or

Par-

1.

White

(Grislea

tree

from

filament of a lotus.

honour of GaurI or Parvati on the third day

of the

first

half of the

month Mdgha. As. Res.

in. 272.

A sort
1

Heaviness.

2.

Weight,

Wilkins' Gr. 974.

sequence, veneration.

(mfn.

festival in

3.

Saffron.

a.

Aspe-

mimosoides,

importance, honour, reputation, greatness, con-

C^tt^S +

(Rubus Gowry phul).

Cfft^ftf

Important,

Ben.
)

from

(n.

s.

of bramble

Carey.

C^ + ^t^) The

scite of

an

old and abandoned cow-pen.

great, of consequence.

plant (Cissus vitiginea).

Hort.

p. 11.

A plant (Cissus pedata).

seat of

Hort. Ben.

p. 11.

honour.

St^j^

Sf^ +

(C^ + ^1for^)

s.

of plant (Lycopodium

cies

vatI.)

The moon.

2.

school of phi-

guana (Lacerta Godica).

Clean, pure,

4.

mustard.

(SfW

1.

The name of

2.

342. 352.

pfTGfrand

Also

A young

of the saktis or female ener-

Wilkins' Gr. 903.

lity.

2.

258.

before

the age of maturity.

noun of

Boot,

1.

+ TftFEj

superiority

the deteriorative

(In grammar)

e. g.

Stfft

I,

pro-

instead of

To be crooked

make crooked

or tortuous.

or dishonestly.
a.

2.

insertion of a nasal

or tortuous.

To

3.
)

To

2.

To

act wickedly

bind, to

tie.

I.

) hi

tard-seed.

(With the

i.

weight.

White mus-

Wilkins'

MS.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Strung, tied together, arranged, composed, put

into a regular order

built.

1002

Sf^RooT,

(^ft),

i.

To

x.

string, to tie together, to ar-

With

range, to put into order.

To

(ST^fe) and

ix.

prefixed,

untie, to loosen.

$t*^l

tying together.

1.

A writing,

2.

prose or verse, a

book

stringing or

the Scripture of the

5}=^+ 315)

Arran gmsj, put-

ting into connection or order,

who
3.

writer.

2.

One

(-^

s.

a building.

An

author, a

(-H^

s.

m. J|f5*l

iff^ + ^)

(mfn.

a.

5:

R.

(.

^l"

^+ 3pr) The act of tying or

:

(m.)

commonly

plant,

s.

St^+SFTl) A

R.

(/.

2.

plant (Capparis aphylla).

(w.)

(m. from R.

s.

1.

Manu

ii.

cane

a joint of the body

Sff^3?

42.

2.

The

4.
s.

(n.
2.

leaf.

feather.

5.

A knot,

tie.

a knuckle, a knob.

1.

black seed.

The
3.

Wilkins'

root of long

knot.

MS.

4.

(m.)

A
An

strung up, orderly arranged.

Td-

(Sj^R>3) To

eat, to swallow,

SfWtrfe) To

(mfn. R.

i.

take, to seize.

Voracious, glut-

t^3

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

swallowed, seized.
e. g.

C^lEj"^

love,

from

a.

^+3)

1.

Eaten,

Frequently used in comp.

(mfn.) Seized with love, in

(from R.

^5^)

1.

Love,

(mfn.} Seized

3TM*.
Eclipsed,

Sl^jteS
or

to arrange, to build, to knot, to

To compose,

a.

Distress
lit.

2.

by calamity,

Tf^^

seized

distressed,

from

a. (mfn.)

by JRdhu from

q. v.,

Indistinctly uttered, inarticulately

pronounced.
2.

Written, composed.

To string beads,
work in wicker.

a. (n.

^3 + 3T3) The

moon when

setting of the sun

eclipsed.

The

rising of the

sun or moon eclipsed.

to write.

f3^RooT,
s.

owner of

a bibliographer.

tonous.

+ i"^.

a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

v. a.

i.

and x. (SfaTR?,

affection of the

astrologer, a fortune-teller.

Tied up,

Distortion, crookedness.

pepper.

2.

Green or un-

rdchand Ch.

a.

joint or knot of a reed or

Rheumatism, a rheumatic

joints.

1.

various sorts of books

Root,
stringing or

Buinchi

Caril, a thorny

dried ginger.

Wilkins' Gr. % 833.

arranging.

3.

called

(Flacourtia sapida, Rox.).

the composing a literary work.

Sf2Hl

Sff^l

working at wicker-work,

plant

Knotted, knotty.

+ *C*L) An

stringing together; the

&c,

+ II^) A

(Heliotropium Indicum).

Also
s.

by

garments on the day of marriage.

Sff^rfr

s.

^+53)

m.

Wilson.

ceremony

5.

compiler, the writer of a literary composition.

^5irT

and ac-

plant,

of tying the bride and bridegroom together

builder.

The thread of a necklace.

St^^Sl

(m.

s.

called Gdnt'hidla.

Sff^Jrf

The cement of

4.

(m.)

s.

arranges or puts into order.

monly

their

(mfn. R.

Carey.

tinct species).

SfP*J?K

or perhaps a dis-

a composition in

Sikhs.
a.

Panicum Dactylon,

cording to some authorities a perfume, com-

(m. from R.

s.

variety of

sort of grass (a

accept

ix. (

J^tf3) To

to seize.

With

take, to receive, to

^A4."i

prefixed,

To

re-

1003

sttsr

ceive, to treat with kindness

to trust

posit,

To

with

with^ + f^ To

TO
to

To

with

To
up

lift

cept.

embrace

lift

To

comprehend, to contain.

up

assume.

raise,

receive, to ac-

to assent to.

3.

To subdue.

5.

4.

ceive

with

with ^1 To

1.

To acknowledge,

2.

to

de-

throw missile weapons, to shoot

to allow, to assent

with

To
To

To be taken
S^ft3l

ceiving

to hold, to govern.

5^

(m. R.

s.

f5j

1.

act of taking

tenacity, seizure, acceptance.

ing, comprehension.

An

3.

a hold,

Understand-

2.

eclipse: feigned

by

Hindu poets to be the seizure of the sun or

moon by Rahu ; also a name of Rahu or the
ascending node
(.

s.

see

R.

1.

or seizing a thing.

acceptance, assent.
5.

An

eclipse

see

4.

The

(wi.)

4.

(mfn.}

6.

tery.

Also

a hamlet:

The hand.

captive,

an inha-

men

of the servile class mostly

thrives.

(In composition)

3.

^f^fnXftSI

e. g.

StSTtfe

s.

The

from

tion,

Wilson.

A
1.

(m. SttH + R. =ft)

s.

female peasant.
Best,

2.

excellent,

barber.

whore,

a. (mfn.}

eminent.

chief,

1.

(/.)

2.

Only

thinking of pleasure and enjoyment.

HEK33$

s.

(f

s.

(i.Stl3I + 35$)

STftl + vSl)

village -carpenter.

multitude of

vil-

sett.

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

^
*:

multi-

lages.

Sf^+SpftlT)

Acceptable, worthy of being accepted.

(/.) or

2.

assemblage of the organs of perception and ac-

Diarrhoea, dysen-

dysentery.
a.

2.

meadow-

The

EftTft?

re-

A receiver.

stone or rock.

village,

tude, an assemblage,

Sttefl

(f R. Sft^+STpT)

1.

scale in music.

a prisoner.
s.

1.

(m.)

s.

and where agriculture

reside,

}Wt

act of taking

3. Respect.

m.)

Taking,

planet.

Agreement, admission,

2.

^+^)

bited place in the midst of fields and

land, where

The

R.

mountain.

fa To

take, to seize,

fT + 3<D

acceptable.

disposed to take.

( ^'Tn

s.

s.

To

combat, to struggle with

or received

(-3 mfn.

a.

to comprehend, to

(mfn. part. fut. p. R.

a.

to refrain

restrain,

with

raise,

shoot, to throw arrows

to

seize,

To

with

1004

\3l

^+*ffv!)

one

any or

all

sun.

(Lit.

conducts the ceremonies

to the attendant of
a.

longing

The

who

classes,

and

dered as a degraded

^t^^5

(n.) Acceptableness.

(m.

priest,

(mfn.
to,

villaee-

is

Brahman

an

idol.

5^ + *%)

a village

for

consequently consiit

also applies

Wilson.
Situated

rustic,

s.

The

in, or

(m.~)

bevil-

lager.

lord of planets.)

Pertaining

Sf5TpTl
hun P.

s.

(St^ + TpTl)

constellation.

Mo-

to a village.

p. 135.

Sftaj
The

evil influence

of an inauspicious planet.

tft3

v. a.

(from R. |T

To

take, to re-

{n.

^rter + ^I^")

The space near

village.

SfWt
)

s.

a.

(-f*^ mfn. Stt^T+^^lj

a village, rural, rustic.

Pertaining to

1006

1005
Sfftft
s.

dog.
|

3.

(m.)

2.

rustic.

^t^ + TT)

(m.)

s.

2.

Do-

2.

village-

SflW!#H s

of these,

seetft95!.

which are supposed to preside over

village-af-

fairs,

or images, placed under a large tree.

a.

(m. itlTO +*t**f) Copulation. (Lit.

The law of the

(m. from R.

s.

lowing.

by the

2.

mouthful.

two

The

1.

intersection of

3.

piece cut out

the mouth.
s.

(n.

put into

it is

+ 3rt^tTPn
1.

2.

some the Gangetic

Any

The

acquiring,

shark

alligator

(m.)

s.

(mfn.

$11? ft) To

from Sffcl)

(n.

s.

an ornament

Per-

Exposed

steal or rob.

necklace

an orna-

a rope tied around

fromSffcl)

collar.

according

1.

(mfn. from

a.

JJ^Root,

or re-

To

to the

eat.

^j"^ a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Wilson.

SflWC) Pertaining

(J ^?)

i.

according to

One who takes

2.

for the neck.

hot season.

Root,

^1<P ) Taking, receiving,

R.

a receiver, a buyer.

ceives;

t^R^I

act of taking

large fish or marine animal.

a. (mfn.

EftW^T+SrT)

ment worn round the neck

Food and

others the water-elephant (the hippopotamus?).

3.

i.

(n.

s.

tffWt

seizure, acceptance.

to

(mfn.

The hot season

tk<U<P s. (n/&X$$.+'$) A necklace, a collar,

(m. from R.

s.

(mfn.) Hot,

a.

the neck of an elephant.

To squeeze

v. a.

clothing.

SH

t^fa

Colebr. Alg.

together a handful of rice before

SlWWTFT

Heat, warmth,

to the summer-heat.

act of swal-

circles.

-^tfSfcj

(Beng.)

p. 311.

season, comprehending

village.)

Sj^ Root,
STfcT

part of

hot season.

taininsc to the

Carey.

a.
.

The hot

L Sfl^n +

and are often represented by bricks, stones,

jjlUJ^f s

The back

2.

warm.

A
god.

1.

June-July.

life.

fifteen

The neck.

the two months Jyaishf ha and A'shadka, about

or sixteen

There are

(/.)

(w.)

tame hog.

language; the Prakrit.

(n.) 1. Rustic

mestic happiness, rural

^ (n.)

the neck, the nape.

Relating to a village,

domestic, rural, rustic.

(/.) or

Acceptableness.

fft^l

(mfn.

a.

villager,

crow.

(f.) Indigo (Indigofera tinctoria).

l^Tl/tl s.

WSf&

1.

(mfn.)

31

be received, acceptable.

(mfn.) Belonging to a village, rustic.

a.

J(T

s.

Eaten.

take, to receive, to

See R. ^T^.

accept.

hawk, a

To

i.

Sj^-f^)

(m. from R. *j3[$)

gaming.

2.

1.

Playing with dice,

A wager, a stake.

3.

A chess-man.

falcon.
a.

(-ft?3\

receiving, seizing.
a.
hire,

mfn.

SH^ + t^)

Used

in

comp.

^|

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

Mns' Gr. p. 417).

e. g.

Wearied, languid, feeble

Receiving wages, from (<3^3*T Wages,

+SJ15^

a.

Wil-

emaciated or exhausted by fatigue, disease, &c.

JftpT

s.

(f R.Tjj + f*T)

1.

Exhaustion, fatigue,

debility, languor, lassitude.

Stto

R.^j + H.

Taking,

(w/n. from R.

XT)

To be

taken, to

sure, slander.

2.

Reproach, cen-

^T&l

1007
(mfn. R- t^j+^j")

a.

J|$5

Wearied, languid,

emaciated or exhausted by disease, fatigue, &c.

T^Root,
To

(CjtUf^)

i.

To

1.

steal, to rob.

5p

Root,

See R.

To

i.

deavour,

x.

(^TT&^lf^)

2.

To

go.
together.

jt^RooT,
tjfl; Root,
pendent.

CjjW
hins'

(Sf^fa) Togo,

i.

i.

2.

((jf^E?)
To shake, to

1.

to

move.

To be poor or de3. To move.

water-jar.

R. CJJ^L+^FT) Humility.

(n.

Had.

The

2.

act, to strive, to en-

To

1.

unite, to put

^ri? )

(Also with

3.

To

1.

shine.

large earthen

frontal sinus of

an elephant.

Suspending the breath as a religious exer-

3.
s.

from r.

(to.

s.

laugh, to deride.

injure, to kill.

the insertion of a nasal,

tremble.

To

W*.

Root,

2.

(^ife)

i.

1008

Wil-

A man who

4.

cise.

makes

efforts or exer-

p. 104.
tions.

C^j^RooT,

(Cf3T3) To

i.

serve, to worship,
s.

show

to

devotion.

exhaustible, fatigable.

(Cjf^3) To

i.

investigate, to en-

name

match-maker,

investigates genea-

and negotiates matrimonial

logies

C("^ Root,

W)
who

an attorney: a person

R.tjj+TT) To be

Cjf^T a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

wearied or fatigued

^T^+

R.

(to.

(n. S5f#

+ ^3") A

alliances.

potsherd: the

of a celebrated Sanskrit poem.

quire, to search, to trace.

Ghataka-puri,

?)

X%

Root,

ried,

To be languid, weaTo yawn. According

1.

i.

or exhausted.

2.

to some, this root should

'

C!fl

s.

Gems

or

of

court.

be written 3V.
n

(to.)

men

one of the nine celebrated

Vikramaditya's

The

(from

The moon.

office

of a match-

maker.

^TT^T

s.

^T^+^PT)

R.

(n.

any thing.

or occurring of

The happening

1.

Striving, endea-

2.

vour.

from R.

(/.

^T^)

phants assembled for war.

endeavour.
bling

The

3.

union

A troop

1.

of ele-

Effort, exertion,

2.

act of collecting or assem-

mixture.

4.

(Beng.^

An

occur-

rence, an accident.

The

fourth consonant of the

being the aspirate of

in

*|

pronunciation to the

Hindu

English g'h,

as

in

lo^f-Aouse.
s.

1.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

Likely to occur, probable.

able, heritable.

s3l

2.

(/.) or

Unitable, suit-

-f

(.) Like-

liness, probability.

^T + ^t^") The

(to.

letter

or any

other letter expressing the sound of ^1

Root,

til a.

alphabet,

and corresponding

i.

at, to deride.

(^rf^)

To

laugh, to laugh

^*r&tp[

s.

(n.

losophical writings)
Jars, clothes,

Sftil

s.

(/.

+*f&

+^f^)

(In phi-

Objects of sense.

(Lit.

and other things.)

from R. ^T&t)

It

troop of ele-

.
;

1010

V$>\

1009

phants assembled for war.

An

2.

assembly, a

multitude, a public procession, a crowd.

To

call

(Beng.}

vehicle. 4. Exertion, endeavour, effort.

v. a.

3.

and bucket of a
ing water.

^Root,

an assembly.

(caus.

v. a.

3.

to.

To

effect.

2.

To cause,
To ascribe

fuse

(^"l+t^tt)

s.

To rub

gently, to scratch.

(m. from R.

The

wharf

ghat, a quay, a

a landing-place on the side of a river

uoise occastairs

by a great assemblage.

A tilt,

prefixed, to spread, to dif-

with

unite, to mix, to join.

^rtftt<pte
sioned

1.

an event, to

to occasion

(^t^fe) To

(ytfSGS) and x.

i.

for rais-

watch.

With

move.

any machine

well, or

2.

a cover-

^Ttl

leading

s.

down

a bathing place.

from R.

(/.

Prakrit poetry.

ing for furniture, palkee, &c.

to a river

sort of

metre in

As. Res. x.

Also

419.

^(&<Pl

s.

from

(J.

^\)

1.

muhurta of
s.

forty-eight minutes, being the thirtieth part of

one day and night.

house.

4.

^ffe^raS

s.

2.

The

ancle.

^ffe^l + Ug)

(n.

2.

1.

chro-

machine

for

concerning.

3.

place.

Arranged,

used in comp.

e.

Relating

2.

^rf%^1

See

195.

from

(f.

wharf or landing-place

^0

small quay, an inferior

private stairs, &c.

s.

(corrupt, of

^[b

^fo

s.

(corrupt, of

^Tol) An

waterpot, a pitcher.

See ^Rft

hour.

Some-

planned.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

v. n,

(from R.

happen

^T&J To

take place, to
;

to inherit

to

An

of

(corrupt,

s.

To

v. a.

v,

terophylla).

^^^^1 ) A guana,

dian clock

The ghari

Vj\^|RiUl

a.

2.

(Beng^)

small pitcher or jar.

1.

2.

top.

^Root,
A

Gangetic

Carey.

Making a

(from
s.

hysena.

or In-

a plate of iron or mixed metal on

which the hours are struck.

Carey.

pur, to rattle in the throat.

a rattling noise in the throat,

from R. 5?^?)

(/.

or

hour, a clock, a

^felt^) A

alligator (Lacerta Gangetica).

unite.

The name of a plant (Ficus heMohun P. p. 61.

(Esox

See

watch.

to belong to

(corrupt, of

(corrupt, of

s.

Likely to occur, probable.

occur, to

s.

fish

Carey.

Gangetic alligator (Lacerta Gangetica).

(mfn. ) Impregnated with iron, chalybeate.

a.

MSS.y

scolopax, Buchanan's

^f^lt^

g.

of

(corrupt,

s.

to,

differs

s.

ii.

Trans.

Tardckand Ch.

Happened, taken

times

R.A.S.

hour.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.
1.

(Beng.^

danda of twenty-four minutes.

nometer, a clock, a watch.

raising water.

3.

An

from

Cf.

clock-maker, a

3.

The

death-rattle

in the

throat.

whirligig.

vm.

or

^TtT3) To

shine.

condiment made of gourds and other

bell-man.
vegetables with mustard-seed, turmeric, capsi-

*fet^

s.

(n.

for^lfe

1.

The rope

cum and
3

water.

Carey.

1011

1012

%m

s.

from R.

(/.

metal struck as a

I.

bell.

2.

<

A bell,
A plant

a plate of

(Bignonia

3uaveolens). See

To

v. a.

The

belfry.

(m.

s.

fFT#l%)

The square of a cube.

^FT^T

ring a bell.

Mohun P.

^PRH

(m.

s.

^FT+^T)

root of a cube.

XII *1

(m.

*:

p. 160.

(In mathematics)

Colebr. Alg. p. 11.

(In mathematics)

Colebr. Alg. p. 12.

XpT + ^T) Water.

(Lit.

The

juice of the clouds.)

bell-striker, a

bell-man.

^fffrftl

Wilkins'

XT&1 + *W.

(m.

s.

MS.
from

chief road through a village

^^T)

The

veolens).

Also

^T&1 +

from

(Beng.).

^)

See

(from

^J.*i

s.

small bell worn by

v. a.

Any

ment which

struck

is

a gong,

a clock, a cymbal, a

especially

An

iron club.

3.

(ra.)

The body.

grass (Cyperus rotundus).

assembly, a quantity.
cube.

8.

matter.

Hardness.
a.

Coarse, gross.
vious.

3.

Crowded, thick

X^M*t

7.

fragrant

number, an

Thick (as a

solid.

forest),

set, close, near.

^31

(m.

The cube of

^FT + ^FT)

a cube.

2.

Crowded, with-

An

epithet of

^FTt^J

(w.)

1.

2.

rainy

Indra.

(*H + 3Tt^3

a.

close.

vicious elephant, or one in rut.

for

^^3?)

Thick-

ened, inspissated by boiling and stirring round.

(mfn. irreg. superl. degree of v[*i

Close, very near.

imper-

(from

XJ,*1 )

^FT +

^Ffl^3 a.

spissated, condensed.

for catching

XHTttre

+ ^3 )

^1

Thickened,

in-

(/.) Condensation.

p. 154.

5.

ad.

bamboo cage

fish.

Mohun P.

(In mathematics)

(n) Close-

(/.) or

ness, proximity.

(/.) or

Colebr. Alg.~p. 11.

-sJl

2.

Thickness, solidity, consistence.

s.

1.

s.

Extension, diffu-

Material,

^FT)

(mfn. from

Vicious, mischievous, cruel,

cloud.

a.

Inspissated, thick (as a fluid).

4.

~ <" ( w

come

cloud.

Solidity, substance,

9.

(mfn.}

4.

(In mathematics)

6.

Colebr. Alg. p. 10.

sion.

5.

1.

^1)

overtake, to

thick,

a metallic plate on

which the hours are struck,

2.

metallic instru-

(fromXpT) To

out interstices, impervious,

Carey.

from R. ^*T^?)

up with.

3.

as an ornament.

(n.

bell,

plant

Wilson.

(various species of Crotolaria).

women

Colebr. Alg. p. 97.

a.

(/.

^^

(/.

contents of an excavation or of a solid alike

in figure.

called ghantdparalt (Bignonia sua-

s.

XpT + Tt^) Camphor.

plant

commonly

tftWl^ft

(m.

s.

*FR^FT3?&1 *
The

a highway.

XpPTfa

paramour, a pimp, a pander.

v. a.

(cans, of

*T3"ftl3) To

fill

with

perplexity or confusion, to confound, to perplex,

to

discompose or disturb the mind of any one.

(Beng.~) Incessantly, uninterruptedly, in thick

^Ttl"!

succession.

^P$53f St
The solid

(.

^pf + Xp^)

(from

^cRTttt3)

confusion, discomposure.

Perplexity,

Also

(In mathematics)

contents of an excavation.

Alg. pp. 88. 97.

s.

v. n.

Colebr.

amazed.

To be

confused, perplexed,

or

1014

ft1

1013

<|< CY1

s.

MSS.\

chanan's

VF^

Root,

Carey.

(VF^fS ) To

i.

(corrupt, of

s.

(Mugil protuberans, Bu-

sort of fish

*fH)

I.

a dwelling-place, a building

hole, a loop.

3.

groove.

5.

A receptacle,

(In machinery)

go, to

The hole

house, an abode,

an

out-office.

VTRVIC^

ad.

VJVR

5.

The name of a
a button).

(for

A
Cfi

3^1)

Domestic

af-

v. a.

Carey.

1.

house-wife, a wife.

s.

2.

1.

s.

The ceremony

(VR + ^F^T) A prying

of others

affairs

3.

2.

bells

The bow

or

sort of musical in-

Wilson.

Fried grain.

4.

V^I

(Vp^f^) To

i.

5. (to.)

Heat.

1.

season.

4.

VT*tff%^

s.

go, to move.

Sunshine.

2.

3.

The hot

Perspiration, sweat.

into the

(to.

VFTf+f^J A

drop of per-

VpCf3E$

Moist with

spiration.

VT^t^

(mfn.

a.

curiosity, officious-

ornament of small

An

of conducting a bride to her husband's house.

domestic

rat-

house to house.

VR^3 (VR + 3"^3 from R.

VR^^

An

of a viol, &c.

VR^Root,

abode, a home, a residence.

To make a

worn by women, horses, &c.

strument.

grind-stone.

VR) A

W<

(from

tling sound.

stick

+ ??R") From

from

or

Ghogra.

ing to household-work.

s.

Gogrd

the

river,

4.

Domestic, belong-

*Rll^

a car-

sound, as that of

&c.

riage,

(/.)

(VI 4

In every house.

a passage, a loop-

the settling as a householder.

VR^P^ad.

At home.

(VIR + VTR)
rattling

VTVRTT^

for

s.

VR)

ad. (locat. case of

2.

family.

VR^h (VR + ^1
fairs,

move.

V[iR

Vp^Tf^J

Also

perspiration.

and VP^ftlJ

ness.

(from

s.

VR) A passage,

a loop, a hole,

3
{mfn. from R. ^T*J + 3]<I ) Rubbing,
;

Xl<t<P a.

cleaning, polishing,

a receptacle, a drawer.

polisher

VJTterfes. (from
or domicile,

a.

person's

house or family,

ad.

At

home.

VR~t^3

VRl )

(from

Domestic, pertaining to

the interior of a house or family.

^RMU (from VR)

who

A thatcher,

(^RW +

ment of a thatcher

p.

a hedger, one

(from

^f) The employ-

or builder of bamboo-huts.

#11

VR)

a.

cleans or

furbisher,

files.

(nifn.fut.part. p. R.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

Polished,

to

filed,

v. a.

file,

^^f^pftlT)

wiped, cleaned.

To

(from R.

polish, to rub,

I.

(With the

insertion of a

VT^C\5) To render handsome or

VR1

a.

VR+3?3)

R.

to furbish, to clean, to wipe, to varnish.

VP^Root,

Also^t^t^l.
VT^^ll a

who

Capable of being polished or cleaned.

Vff^fe

builds huts of bamboo.

VTTfcftf^t s.

Also

Xl^flu
V[i^3

a.

one

s.

own home

Domestic, private, pertaining

to the interior of a

filing,

(from R.

nasal,

brilliant.

Rubbed, polished, wiped,

filed.

Home-made, domestic.

v. a.

(from R.

VT^) To

cause to be

rubbed, wiped, cleaned, or polished.

3

(Wi + "^T)

Si

Sabda S.
^rf^T

helmet.

polished

Root,

i.

cow-dung; dried

dried

some tenses
(With the

R. "31^.)

The name of a god who

(A

eat.

defective

Sanskrit

Carey.

OTj To rub, to wipe, to

(from R.

^71+

(mfn. R.

Gluttonous, vo-

s.

(jw.)

a bruise,

scar,

to

strike,

It

con-

placing a black pot with the bottom

in

cow-dung, on which they place

boiled rice, cowries, and the flowers of the Vol-

day.

(from ^T^3 )

on the day of the

upwards near some highway, on which they

kameria infortunata.
s.

classes

from cutaneous diseases.

stick pieces of

racious.

ceremony performed

religious

sun's passing from Aquarius to Pisces, to secure

their family
sists

^RSJ

by women of the lower

polish.
a.

presides over

a nasal,

insertion of

drop, to sprinkle.
v. a.

stirring, to

as a substitute for

according to some authorities) To

^rpTK?

mix by

to

stir,

the itch and other cutaneous diseases, called in

(^FTR?) To

verb, used in

To

v. a.

knead.

p. 429.

The powder of

s.

cakes of cow-dung.

an

blow, a wound, a cut, a

ulcer,

v. a.

knock,

v. a.

To

To

After the performance of

the appointed ceremonies, the pot

and the worship ends.

broken,

is

Carey.

beat,

To

v. a.

to

ion

^rfe

1015

wound.

affect

by speaking,

to

speak

so as to touch the heart of a person.

^l^t>

s.

an offence, misbe-

crime, a fault,

haviour, guilt,

a.

Wounded,

Less, deficient.
fering

transgression,

a trespass, an offence.

dress reaching from the shoulders

Sabda S.

to the feet.

^Itf^lf^ a.

More

Mohun P.

(from ^fl ) Wounded.

^RPfel^

v. a.

(from R.

$7P) To

stir

p. 19.

(from ^Ti) Hardened by beating,

up, or

^Rtft3)

(from

s.

petticoat.

together.

s.

The blade-bone

or scapula of a

or other animals, used as a shovel.

v. a.

(cam. of

Carey.

Slif&TS) To

up, to excite, to stimulate

mix

mixed

Stirred up,

(from

a.

cow

Also

stirring.

rouse

to cause to stir or

s.

animals

(from
;

?)

track or trace

made by

a retreat, a by-way, a cross-road, an

ambuscade.

Mohun P.

p. 149.

3.

women.

tard.

^itk?

s.

girdle of

2.

An

apron, a

4.

The chaff of mus-

Carey.

The nape

(m.)

{Peng?)

1.

(from

a.

5lfel*rl

s.

or

back of the neck.

A quay, a wharf, a land^

A mountain-pass, a defile.

^T^)

ing-place, a ferry. 2.

gler,

1.

short kind of furbelow at the

upper end of a petticoat.

STtesitTfW

together.

fre-

quently beaten (only said of women).

small bells worn by

mix together by

p. 54.

or less.
a.

^it^T a.

suf-

wounds.

(from^rt^ltf^J) A smug-

Smuggling.
s.

(from^3tfftl3)

gling of merchandize.

2.

1.

The smug-

smuggler.

1017

1018

*rtoT.

^t#*UplW v. a. (*rf +3Ttfe^) To smuggle. Also^T^ftU bRW and -Ult^S.

I

1.

The nape

or

(Beng.')

wound, a

sore.

from

(/.

the neck.

2.

To diminish,

v. a.

back of

( Rs^to/w.) Destroying
s. An enemy, +^if\j*1^.

^it^ a.

murderous,

An
To be

waste

deficient, to fail, to

^?)

(from R.

s.

offence, a

fo3

v. a.

acquiesce,

to

The nape

^3

neck.

v. a.

To break

XllokW

to

back of the

or

(from

The excavated

To nod

assent or dis-

object.

"53

slaughter.

2.

5.

4.

1.

(v.

s.

3.

(In arithColebr.

^Ttsml

5^)

a. (to/Vi.)

confidence,

in

comp.

Treacherous,

from

s. (to.)

a maimer

Killing, destroy-

Used

ruffianly.

s.

lit.

e. g.

(^Tl

s.

a.

Amurderer, a destroyer,

To

(from R.

553.

(-f\FT
;

^t|%

to/k. *lt\3

in

to perspire.

^P^X) To

+ ^U

perspire, to sweat.

Lit.

The mouth of a
or sore.

comp.

e. g.

Destroying,

Trans.

R.A.S.

^fsiq^kjt

a.

+c*ite)

for

from R. ^4.^)

(to.

Mohun P.

grass.

^1*i<$lkl

smite, to hurt,

+ ^^)

ad.

(from R.

s.

wound, an

Meadow

or pasture-

p. 82.

s.

ulcer.

grass-cutter.

Also

5N|sSW

wicked, mischievous.

Used

The causing

Clandestinely, secretly, privately.

Confi-

to kill, to strike.

killing

Made

(from

p. 28.

^W^K?)

De-

a means or instrument of killing.

v. a.

to

prickly heat, an

wound) The opening of an ulcer

*rtrercrtre

stroying

To cause

arrow.

^[tv3< a. (mfn. from R.

ing, beating,

noun of
a.

v. a.

Killing, murdering,

blow, a hurt.

An

^Tterft'

The

Mohun P.

bard

rings a bell

metic) The product of a multiplication.

Alg. p.

^rto

(from

s.

itching eruption.

to perspire,

from R. ^*T.)

( n.

One who

1.

of^1f^3)

(cans.

perspire.

^rwft

Also

before an idol.
s.

2.

labour hard so as to occa-

assent, to

S. p. 332.

in chorus.

To

to perspire.

sion perspiration.

To nod

from^T&l+t^?)

(to.

^tfe?) Made

(from

a.

v. a.

^3)

Full of wounds, covered

with sores or ulcers.

The tendon forming the nape of

Sabda

*ttf&<$ s.
who sings

i.

executioner.

Carey.

(^Tl+inr)

^TterXr a.

v. a.

s.

^Ttot

hurtful,

corrupt, of XJ|**l ) Perspiration, sweat.

the neck.

v. a.

the neck.

dence

a tresspass, an

acquiesce.

(^nf^+nt^)

s.

kill

Carey.

oil-mill.

tacle of the seed.

A fault,

misdemeanour, a crime. Also

(from

sent

^rtpm-tes

An

CJ"

trunk of a tree used in an oil-mill as the recep-

away.
^Tt&T.

s. (to.)

Wilkins' Gr.

Disposed to injure or

to reduce, to lessen,

to abate.
v. a.

+ $3?

(mfn. from R.

p. 464).

cruel,

enemies, of

s.

(from ^Tt^T)

grass-cutter,

a.

Feeding on grass.

^TTI
grassy

a.
;

(from

^M)

Abounding with

smelling like grass.

grass,

1019

1020

^3)

(corrupt, of

s.

Ghee,

clarified butter.

v.a.

fa<g*U*l1

(f^T + ^lt^t)

s.

ornamental

grind, to rub, to
3.

To be

The

(^jfl>

(With the

i.

nasal

insertion of an addi-

To

take,

to seize,

to

P.

s.

Disgust,

ad.

With

dis-

gust, with abhorrence.

Grunting, grumbling, obstinate.

a.

pig.

^ species of dove,

V/Sk

semifusca, Buchanan's

plant (a variety of Luffa pentan-

Carey.

*J^3"

a turtle-dove (Columba

MSS.^.

Carey.

The mole-cricket (Gryllus

1.

s.

Talpa).

species of fish (Gobius electricus).

Mohun

Also

fuel.

See ^Tft

p. 34.

^J^^jf^Hl

accept.

2.

Grilla

dangerous sort of ulcer which

breaks out on the legs and

Carey.

feet.

Also

TOl. See^R.

Carey.

A
Mohun P.

plant (Corchorus capsularis).

^T^Tt^f
(Lit.

sham attack

^^J^f

(fwi+^fe) A

The attack of

Also

a dove).

^r^TW^

Oily, butyraceous, glossy,

shining, polished.

fert^

(from

s.

p. 34.

(from

a.

s.

string of small bells

worn as an

cowrie with a

^0*T

s.

noun of ^jfb

(y.

An

untying, a re-

moving, a yielding, a disappearing,

(from R. ^T) To surround,

v. a.

hedge round,

to

plant (Luffa pentandra).

(<1<W) To

. a-

to untie, to

{cans, of 'flfErra)

open

cucurbitaceous

Carey.

v. n.

sound.

or rubbing. 2.

The

1.

The

act of grinding

rousing the mind to an

A careful superintendence of affairs.

1.

a ballot.

small stone used in playing

2.

Hair

left

uncut

in shaving.

affair.

Carey.
;

lot,

Carey.

Root,

return.

To

2.

i.

To

unloosen,

to rescind a law; to remove,

;

to strike, to beat.

To withdraw,

to open, to pass

(from^f^)

to dispel, to rub out

Crooked, tortuous, concealed.

ffifts.

Untied,

removed, yielded, disappeared.

J^fotfeW

A
i.

a.

to enclose with a skreen or fence,

to skreen, to fence.

\ Root,

or-

nament by women.

bright and polished surface.

s.

casting of

Dried clods or cakes

of cowdung used for

Root,

3.

pro-

the playing with dice.

Dense, unaccessible, impervious, crowd-

ed, thick.

^jf^3l a.

To

4.

See

lots,

dra).

To

Dense, impervious, crowded.

a.

a.

2.

stir.

actively employed,

claim, to publish.

^f^l^FTl

tional

To

to superintend business carefully.

An

plant (Aloe perfoliata, Soccotrina). Carey.

Tvtf^

1.

rouse the mind.

Also ^ft

to disappear; to yield,

away.

(Wft3)

To barter,

strike again,

1.

To come back,

to exchange,

vi.

to

(^tff^)

to retaliate, to resist, to op-

pose.

(m.)

1.

The

ancle.

of small round jujube.

2.

(Beng.)

species

^1

1021

^JJfElU^

s.

(*J&

1022

+IK3 5? T)

Disorder, confusion.

7?.

s.

The

(/.)

See

ancle.

Also

^P^tf^Tll

^ft^

^jf^+^)

(In.

s.

The

XJ*4.-i

s.

The

ancle.

(Beng.)

2.

chess-

man.

^pf%Hl
Also

'^^Tt^

(from

To

v. a.

Gloomy, dark.

A paper-kite.

Tarachand Ch.

secure or surround

2.

by a fence or

termined object.
^J\3l

1.

A snare.

2.

The

The

2.

ing.

2.

WtpJXTl

To

v. n.

sleeping.

^jf^A?)

To

1.

lull

sleep.

^"^3)

noun of

(v.

s.

of

(cans,

Also

2.

sleep.

act of lulling asleep,

1.

Sleeping,

a. 1.

Sleep-

Lulling asleep.

(from^pt^t3)

a.

Sleepy, asleep.

1.

Lulling to sleep.

2.

(from C^llTi)

s.

asleep.

^pt^

1. To wrap
v. a.
To wander about without any de-

screen,

round.

Asleep,

^P*?
v. a.

a.

s.

^pT)

(from

a.

Great darkness, gloom.

a.

^jtgf
^jf^3

Slothful, sleepy.

ing, repose.

1.

(/.)

om of ^Tf*lt3) The act of sleep-

(v.

5.

person.

(^ + tfOTi)

a.

Also

ancle.

(/.)

^1

To wake a

a.

^jft

'53

To awake.

v.n.

asleep,

flight

To

w. a.

sleep, to slumber.

of birds.

^Root,

^JP
(C^ttfe) and

i.

vi.

(^tfa) To roll,

(With the

to whirl, to turn round.

insertion of

ad. (from

Root,

Asleep.

(^pfe)

vi.

terrible.

^P)

To be

1.

frightful or

To sound.

2.

an additional nasal, ^T*I"U3) To take or accept.

*jj<(.\3

^J

An

(m.)

insect that destroys timber

and

(from R.

v. a.

round, to

OTj

To

whirl, to turn

roll.

bamboo.

^'Jfa**

(^p+^S^R") An

5.

^tXt3PT
undesigned and

unexpected event or circumstance

v. a.

To

s.

Talpa).
root

up the ground

(Zf&Wl

(as a swine

men

gerous ulcers.

bamboo trap

^'l^'li^Cs?
^rfel
bell,

v. a.

(from

s.

To

^Til)

for catching fish.

buzz, to
1.

hum,

A button.

or animals,

2.

small

such as are worn on strings round the waist

s.

s.

(^T&l + Wi) A

Buchanan's MSS.}.

*P

s.

See
s.

Sleep, slumber.

1.

button-hole.

(Cyprinus Kursa Gooni,

Carey.

Tf\Jl^t\3 v. a. To

disease (the Herpes exedens).

a.

To

stir

2.

The mole-

56.

or agitate a liquid, to turn

round.

^P
lull

and occasions dan-

lounging or wandering

^P

Mohun P. p. 27. See

cricket.
Mohun P. p.
7?.

sort of fish

itself into

ad. In a lounging manner.

Carey.

*J*HP1

3.

about,

to growl.

by women.

T^R"

p. 6.

A worm which insinuates

2.

the legs of

s.

Mohun P.

The mole-cricket (Gryllus Grylla

1.

does).

^T'ft

from

a trace, a

an intimation.

hint,

s.

whirlpool, an eddy.

Root,

i.

(With the

insertion of a nasal,

^J ^^3") To render beautiful or

brilliant.

Also

1023

IP*
To do any

sentiment by sound,
speak,

(c^rfaTrfa)

i.

to utter sentiments, to affirm.

praise.

To

3.

To weep

3+3^

or with

To

fill

incessantly; with

with

(Only said of
2.

fist.

Manifested by sound.
,

*rf^I3

fish.)

The

1.

s.

v. a.

^If^l

kins'

to

taking a bribe.

noun of

(v.

^fv3E3)

ing or retreating into a place.

1.

The

enter-

2.

The

act of

expunging a written document,

into, retreated.

say, to de3.

fist.

To

(from

a.

1.

Crept

^R

^ woman

Gr.

enter into, to

Root,

Wil-

s.

Manifested by sound,

made

declared, proclaimed, said, uttered.

injure.

^^R

Carey.

of loose character.

422.)

p.

sound

(*JTPT3)

iv.

To become

2.

1.

To

kill, to

hurt, to

old, to decay.

+^^) A turning round, the

R.

(n.

Expunged, cancelled.

2.

To

1.

retreat, to retire.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

s.

To

2.

strike with the

p. 96.

Venal, corrupt,

^J^lOi

^^)

retire, to penetrate.

Mohun P.

bribe.

Also

(from R.

v. a.

clare, to express.

To

^^+^3")

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

^ft" + ^T To sound; with

or surround with noise.

Small.

clenched

2.

To
To

With 3l1

utter various sounds.

prefixed,

a.

x.

except manifest

act,

1024

revolving around an axis, a whirling motion.

v. a. caus.

of^fe?) To

force in,

Also

Wf5

(Beng.).

to thrust in.

^R*ff^ s (^R,

*TO5H

noun of ^<loi(N9) The act of

(v.

s.

pressing, forcing, or thrusting in.

thrust

from ^ft"^ +

a distortion.

Forced or

a.

of

v. a. (caus.

in.

round, to cause to revolve.

XJ<t[oU3

v. a.

(from^ftt^)

creep into, to retreat.

2.

To

1.

enter, to

To expunge a writing,

to cancel.

subvert.

To

3.

^) A

3")

2.

1.

To

twist,

To turn

overturn, to

misguide.

WffiHl a. (from ^TTt^K?) Wandering around,

revolving, whirling round.

s.

$*W$

noun of X

(v.

retreating into a place.

son with the

sing any thing.

Wl
s.

a.

Small.

3.

.)

entering or

or expres-

a. 1.

Entered.

See

fish.)

of

*TftC3)

1.

To cause

To

strike with the

Wt^) A

mutual striking

to retreat, to drive into.

whirlwind.

Yf^3

v. n.

2.

(from R.

^% Root,

it

roll,

vi.

(^Tf3,

with the

Wfcll^

(from

fist

s.

a.

(Wl + STf^) A small

s.

(m.)

same

To

turn

With

sense.

potherb (Chironia cen-

tauroides).

^ftST a.
fish.

^$3)

Turning round, whirl-

(mfn. from R.

ing, rolling,

pugilism.

turn, to revolve,

to revolve, to whirl.

prefixed, in the

or

^Pl

and

fist.

Wfclft"

^) To

to roll, to whirl.

round, to

fist.

( caus.

(^"tfw+^t^) a

wtfftrtertalF^
striking a per-

Declared, expressed.

(Only said of

blow with the

v. a.

The

(Also

2. Struck, smitten.

The

The declaring

3.

fist.

2.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

*T\+3Ffttf)

Capable of being whirled around.

1025

1026

*J*fe

'cTf^W

s.

^T1m1*T

a.

^pf+3"ni) A

(m.

R.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

whirlwind.

Sprinkled, shed. 2. Illumined,

(mfn. pres. part, a. proper form, R.

^l4 + irt 5T)Revolving, turning round, swinging.

motion

from R.

^Cj'il 5. (/.

swinging or whirling

an eddy, a whirlpool

gently and allowed to cool.

H{N*^i<t s.

^TliUUW a. (mfn. from ^Tftj Caused to revolve,

^3t^ a.

1.

Ghee,

s. (re.) 1.

which has been boiled

2.

Water.

(/.^3+^^l) The aloe (Aloes

perfoliata var. Soccotrina).

a giddiness.

clarified butter, or butter

^+"3)

Mohun P.

+ ^l^3 ) Anointed

(mfn.

p. 34.

with cla-

rified butter.

swinging, turning round, whirling.

(from R.

^^L)

^Root,

I.

(Wfv?)

To grind

or pound.

swinging or turning
(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

round, a revolution.

^^+^J) Rubbed,

polished, cleaned; pounded, ground.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Whirled,

revolved

turning,

^ 3^+

rolling

S^L) To

whirl, to revolve,

Root,

(Wfe),

i.

ni.

(fl^lf^)

and

x.

The

act of grinding or pounding.

2.

To drop

^Fl^ Root,

To

CtT&STl

a.

tional nasal,

s.

(/.

^13) To

3.

take, to accept,

v. a.

2.

shine.

1.

cards

Aver sion, hatred, an-

Reproach, censure, blame.

See

v. a.

vm.

TO|

To

frustrate, to supplant

to cut, to bruise, to

Orissense).

to shuffle

pound, to injure.

^j*#rWl) An

(from

s.

(Arum

Carey.

esculent root

Carey.

Pity, compassion, tenderness.

(m. from R.

s.

2.

dislike.

Full of wounds, sores, or

Scurrilous, obscene, vulgar.

(with the insertion of an addi-

from R. ^TL)

tipathy,

^1)

Carey.
a.

(^ITtf^, ^Jt3) To
*J*t1

(from

sprinkle, to wet, to moisten.

or distil.
i.

4. (re?.)

hog.

ulcers.
1.

Va-

Emu-

3.

lation, competition, rivalship, contest.

to turn round.

called

rdhakranti (Lycopodium imbricatum, Rox.^.

2.

(from

commonly

plant,

in

sleep).

v. a.

1.

(_/".)

(as

The

JgJ)

1.

(corrupt, of

(Arum

sun.

Orissense).
v. a.

-f-^^) Detested, disliked,

(mfn.

a.

abhorred, abominated, shocking.

^Tpt^

^ft*!^^)

sionateness.

<rfl a

licious
a.

v. a.

Mercifulness, compas-

Also ^|"t^3l (/.)

(-f\\mfn. *Ttl+^)

in, to

C^D^

disgusting.

+ TT)

plant

Spiteful,

ma-

Detestable, abominable,

Carey.

See

To meddle

with, to be concerned

have dealings with.

(from ^PtTI ) The

5.

Also C^l laT^t^T.

name of an

idol

which

has a bell hanging at each ear.

entertaining hatred or dislike.

(mfn. ^*t1

ray of light.

s.

(from

C^rfe3)

Pitch.

a.

Thickly

crowded.

C^fe
3

s.

(v.

noun of

C^fes?) The

rubbing or

1027

c^rffe

crushing of things against one

another,

a.

Rubbed.

or

C^rf^U3) h An enclosure, a
2. The investing or besieging

(from

s.

of a city.

CWf^3)

The

trailing:

drawing things along the ground.

Also

t^OM

noun of

C^3tfr

and

To

v. a.

trail,

v.

to

draw

or drag along

C^I<ORU3

C^f^KJ) Rubbed,

(from

or surrounding a thing

closing, fencing,

investing or besieging of a city.

(from C^lf<rU3)

s.

cleansed,

An

enclosure, a hedge,

Enclosed, surrounded, se-

a.

circle,

cured by a hedge or fence.

v. a. {caus.

(caus. of

v. a.

1.

To cause

to rub or to crush one thing against another.

To

2.

To

invest or besiege

a city.

rub, to polish.

Thronged toge-

(from

a.

to rub one thing against another

The

To rub

To

1.

surrounding, enclosing, or securing a thing,

a.

causing:
v. a.

the rubbing

to

or polishing a thing.
v. a.

act of

fence.

CWffre)

noun of

C^Rt^K?) The

noun of

(v.

s.

Surrounded, enclosed, secured by a hedge or

crowded, thick, impervious.

v.

2.

To cause

1.

to surround or enclose.

C^Rtl
ther,

the

polished.

filed,

2.

Enclosed,

a.

surrounded.

a fence, a
a.

noun of rerf^I3) The act of en-

Also

the ground, to run.

CWl

C^R^Tte

hedge, a fence.
v.

1028

rcrffl

throng, to crowd, to crush.

To

surround, to enclose, to invest,

encompass, to besiege.

t^K-l

s.

against, to polish.

(corrupt,

of^t^t^") Depth, profundity.

carter*.

A crooked

C^n^

1.

path, a bend in a road.

Importunity.

P5P$5$^n5

To

v. a.

entreat, to pray importunely.

noun of

v.

C^Tfe^)

The

act of

2.

s.

The

talking over an

C^Tl f

intreating or asking for a thing with importunity.

Also fftfftft

C^ftPnil

C^W^3)

(_/".)

An

An

a.

esculent root

(Arum

Oris-

for

esculent root

See

(Arum

(Arum

To paw

Orissense).

Cj^PwJ

esculent root

p. 65.

v. n.

short.

To

grinding substances in a

Ground

(from

in a mortar,

A scratching or pawing the

s.

the ground with the foot.

v. a.

(caus.

of^ft>T3)

1.

To cause

a thing to be ground, rubbed, or agitated.

Orissense).

To

2.

introduce a topic of conversation, to cause

the canvassing of an

Hort. Ben.

a muller,

ground with the foot (as horses do).

v. a.

p. 65.

An

affair.

C^tfth^) A pestle,

rubbed, stirred up.

Wilson.

Hort. Ben.

any instrument

Importunate,

troublesome.

sense).

(from

in a mortar.

mortar.

(from

a.

The grinding a substance

affair.

See
diminish, to decrease, to

v. a.

To

stir

about any thing.

fall

C^TT^I

s.

1.

hole in a

mound through which

csrte

1029
water oozes.
3.

An

2.

animal (Lemur tardigradus).

The ruddy goose.

A
gong

C^5t53l

1030

(C^3l + TOl) A

s.

valry.

musical instrument, the Chinese

also its sound.

An

2.

animal (Lemur

WjltW!

(C^3l + OjWj A fish (a species

s.

Carey.

of Cyprinus).

tardigradus).

A
C^t^t^fe

musical instrument

of the

genus Cyprsea.

v. a.

(from

C^T^Rl) To

speak

in

(from

s.

s. (

and

(*lt\3l

MSS.^.

Carey.

+ <gj?) An elk. Mohun

P.

p. 48.

wkiWWl

C^t9Rlt^) A deep

species of plant (Phellandrum

Buchanan

latifolium,

C^jtSt^^

a deep and hoarse or guttural voice.

small bean culti-

vated as an article of food (Phaseolus lobatus).

tural, hoarse, gong-like.

C^rW[Tfe3

(C^3l + ^t ) A

s.

Carey.

(from (^Tt3) Deep-sounded, gut-

s.

CV|l\i')^i

timber-tree

Carey.

(Melia Azadirachta).

see

+ ^f\5) The name

(C^lt^l

s.

middle-sized shells which are included in the

f^n^Ri

horseman, ca-

s.

cartel +*ft^i)

cartel

stable.

mare.

hoarse or guttural sound.

(w.)

WTl

animal.

+ <F) A

s.

The hind-quarter of a

To

v. a.

C^rtfe + ^) A

2.

(/.)
2.

The

L The jujube

betle-nut

s.

shoe.
it

(Areca Catechu).

KTte + Stft) The name

(from

(?.)

of a fish which appears to be a species of Go-

Carey.

bius.

C*ltv3Uil3

+ 0lK5 ) A

(from (X[t3l

+ C^5

from R.

^)

5^

A bush,

See

(from

OTSHRI

cartel

s.

cealed

among

v. n.

s.

stable.

1.

horse.

2.

knight at chess.
s.

(from

To

lie

it)

con-

(XrW^ a. (from C^"H ^

port.

Bushy, abounding with

bushes.

(corrupt, of

C^fcwl

a large shrub.

bushes.

C^3l+*tW) A

timber-tree

as a jingle to

Spread around, wrapped round.

C*rtv5*fM

Carey.

Large bushes,
a.

hog.

which produces

3. {Beng.')

horse-

race.

C^TtoR^

an

worn dur-

large kind of snake.

(corrupt, of

(from CSTtol

s.

nostrils of

(Zizyphus Jujuba).

also the tree

(Schrebera Swietenioides).

03"fc3Ftl3l

The

sort of sack

Having a large nose or snout.)

mare.

up a shoe behind.

pull

nose.

+ ^*T^) A
(Lit.

(/.

The

(Beng?)

An army

of horse.
s.

3.

ing sleep to keep off the cold and musquitos.

horse.
)

Ctffe*?l

(/.) 1.

s.

horse.

C*rt%1

s.

muffler,

C^3l + ^j) A

timber-tree (Ailanthus excelsa).

Carey.

large

C^Tfc

a.

v. a.

^I^fwl
To

awful, formidable

veil,

veil.

(mfn. from R.

horrific,

(corrupt, of

Terrible, dreadful,
;

gloomy, dark.

s.

1031

1032

An

(i.)

(.) Horror, horri-

epithet of Siva.

bleness, dread

or

(/.)

gloom, darkness ; intoxication.

(n.) Terribleness

gloom,

darkness.

{mfn. comp. degree

terrible

lution.

Going round,

a.

commonly

a revo-

circle, to

C^tTH

OTg)

To move

in a

s.

from R.

{f.

Dark, gloomy, ob-

(from

a.

as a jingle to

by signs

creeping plant,

^TO +3IT)) A

v.

To

a.

publicly,

declare

written

{mfn. fut. part. p.

a.

R.

^TO +

Proclaimable, to be publicly stated

or announced.

or hints.

(n.) Butter-milk.

C^T + SF^T) The churn-

{n.

s.

^ cl) A

flat

or sonant

Wilkins' Gr. p. 15.

letter.

(WMf*?

to

proclamation, a written declaration.

l^W'Tltt
Darkly, indistinctly, obscure-

it)

procla-

preach.

(m. C^]1^ +
s.

pro-

mation, a public statement, a sermon.

from

C^TH

2.

One who

turn round, to go in a circuit.

scure, mysterious.

ly;

6.

ghosha (Luffa pentandra).

revolving.

(from R.

herdsman.

1.

called

or
v. a.

(m. R.

s.

C^lW1
A going round,

(from R.

5.

claims, a public crier.

very dreadful, very awful, very

gloomy.

C^TtTl

of herdsmen.

A station
A certain

4.

branch of the writer-tribe, a Kayat'h.

CXlW<P

a.

More

climbing-plant (Luffa pentandra).

A plant,

commonly

so called (Luffa pen-

ing of butter.

See C^Tfa

tandra).

c^w^rt

s.

StW+^^)

(/.

churning-stick.

2.

i.

v. a.

The name of a plant (Dee-

ringia eelosioides).

To proclaim,

(from

declare publicly, to preach,

Carey.

to

to instruct, to in-

culcate.

C^TM

a.

muddy

Turbid,
v. a.

( as

a liquid).

C^jWi

C^M) To mix,

(from

to stir

together into a semifluid substance.

CWIfWl
muddy,

preaching,

C*rMtE3)
C^TtfK?)

a.

(from

C^'l'^W)

a.

(from

The

(Achyranthes aspera).

C^t^t^t) A

cftWNafl

muddy,

s.

(/.

ratal

clamation

especially

ing of clouds.

sound, an ex-

low thunder, the mutter-

2. Bell-metal, tutenague.

3.

climbing-

of R.

Carey.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the causal

V^)

Publicly declared, proclaimed.

CXilf<i\S<^ a. {mfn. fut. part. p. R.

1.

plant (Luffa pentandra and acutangula).

a.

thick.

m. from R. ^J^L).

plant

Carey.

re-

Dissolving,

fflWfe?) Turbid,

The de-

a proclaiming or

Declared publicly, proclaimed,

(corrupt, of

noun of

published, preached.

reducing to a semifluid paste.

C^THlFft

a.

C0^^)

publicly

Turbid,

fluid into a turbid or semifluid state.

^rHtf^TTl

noun of

(v.

a thing

semifluid.
v.

ducing a

(from

a.

s.

claring

^L+33))

Proclaimable, to be publicly announced or declared.

s.

(from A.jji

?)

Meditation, deep reflection.

1034

1033
(mfn. from R. mfuty Destroying, killing.

a.

fj"

Only used as the

words,

e. g.

^t^^j

TO

mies, from

s'

member

last

of

compound

(mfn.) Destroying ene-

a.

An

+ ^[; ^tt^[ a
s. A cow, +^"

enemy,

(mfn.} Killing kine, from Ptl

from prepositions

3^

from
In

Up

Root,

(fe^fa )

i.

(mfn.) Low, from "PT

a.

(mfn.} High,

a.

e. g.

(?).

And,

T> conj.

repeated,
Sjl

appears in some adjectives derived

affix,

also

or sentence which

R. ^'l+'fe) The nose.

(/.

an

conjunctive particle resem-

bling the Latin que, always put after the word

Wilkins' Gr. 772.

^ff3

T> as

To

smell, to receive

intended to unite.

it is

may sometimes be

it

When

rendered by

As

well as.

smell.

TySTt^T

^\\

s.

R. ^Tl

(n.

smelling.

+ ^T)

A scent.

2.

Smell, the act of

1.

The

3.

nose.

a.

(mfn.}

-<f^I3

The jaw-bone.

s.

v. a.

To be

seized with tetanus or locked jaw.

t>^

A species of pepper (Piper Chuvya).

s.

Hort.

Smelling.

odour,

Ben.

<r

^tT3^l

s.

(m.

^l^+^f

a perfume.

(Lit.

!)

What

fragrance,

satisfies

Root,
2. (

(><

R.

^1 + ^3)

^^V3) To

0<P(\3,

s.

To

1.

i.

the

smell.)
*J i\3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

See

p. 4.

(corrupt, of t>IF)

to resist.

repel,

be satiate or

satisfied.

square in a town, a

Smelled.
market-place.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 414.

TJ^^ft

(from "S3

s.

from

p.

j^j) The

joining of buildings on the four sides of a square

or court.
)

ings all of the

WRfal
The
is

fifth

consonant of the

Hindu

scarcely ever used except as the

of a

compound

letter,

preceded by a vowel

alphabet.
first

It

member

and as such must be

it

vina,

s.

square of build-

same height and form.

Carey.

The

(m. T>

letter T> or

racter expressing the sound of 1>

has the sound of n

Root,

(Conyza bo-

species of fleabane

Buchanan's 3ISS.).

f}<b\<!. s.

ii.

To

any cha-

shine.

followed by a guttural, as in wink, song, &c.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

frighted, alarmed, startled

Ffe\3l

s.

(Jemin. of

T>^+^3)

Af-

fearful, timid.

^f^3)

The name of

certain metre in Sanskrit prosody.

As. Res.

x. 471.

OWl^
The twentieth
and

first

letter of the

Hindu

The red-legged

tridge, bartavelle (Tetrao rufus,

alphabet,

of the second or palatal class of con-

sonants, having the sound of the English ch in

child, cherry.

(jn.)

s.

or

Greek par-

Lin., Perdix

rufa, Lath.).

0(.?1<3?

s.

(m.

T>l^t% + ^) The Greek

tridge or bartavelle.

See

par-

1036

1035

txt^

Root,

53^S5Gf) To give

x.

or inflict

stomach, the root of the nose,

tilage or pit of the

pain.

T><&5<$

the pubes, the navel, the end of the ensoid car-

the hollow between the frontal sinuses, and the

a. Shining, splendid, glaring, vivid, clear.

union of the frontal and coronal sutures,

53^tfr

(from T><Ft><F)

s.

Lustre,

glare,

Brilliancy,

lustre,

The ruddy goose (Anas Casarca).

(m.)

Wilson.

brightness.

kind of per"^t>"p3?

0<^<?)

(from

s.

brightness, glare.

0<P(>f<PUl

nail

(from

a.

fume, of a brown colour and the shape of a

~5^5^)

Bright, splendid,

apparently, a dried shell-fish. See

Ulp^fJl

(f.)

(He-

plant, a species of fern

glittering.

5^rtlTl

("S^ + p. <ul3)

ftp

Care?/.

I><i4<t^

Mox ).

mionites cordifolia,

^^. A

(t.

s.

flint)

c<

binations,

Also "^3PTft

of land.

tally

sudden

rhyme

as a

contrivances.

plots,

to it)

Com-

Wheels

(Lit.

flash of

and other movements.)

light,

(from

v. n.

S^^) To burst sud-

denly forth like a flash of lightning

to glitter,

Holding a
cus in the hand, wielding a discus,

An

epithet of

Vishnu.

"CT^?^

Also

to shine.

W^ftT
sudden

^ffe3)

(from

s.

glare,

an explosion of

flash, a

l>^4fS*fl

light.

s . (/.

"CT + ^ff^ft
commonly

fragrant plant,

s.

dis(>w.)

from R. <T^)

called

Chakawat.

Wilson.

(from

a.

t. j^as^-)
(

Flashing, glaring, glit-

^3pnf\

tering.

^Tto

aftfcMpE

TJ^lf^l

s.

(^^if^ + ^to) A

(from 0<KI<^) Radiant,

a.

brilliant,

s.

flint.

Mohun P.

See^f^^Tto.

p. 71.

Olf

oil-mill.

weapon.

volutions in the

on the body.

Salagrama

7.

(Argonauta Argo).

logical figure.
tion.

10.

realm.

a heap.

9.

district,

8.

or sacred stone of

particular astro-

period of time

^IF + ^fS^) An
:

the ruler of

Chahravartts.
s.

(?n.

extending

Twelve princes, beginning

sea.

Bharata,

are especially

considered

as

Wilson.

T^Ip + ^t^ for

Wfj The ruddy

goose (Anas casarca), commonly called in India

the

Brdhmani duck.

"fr!Ht3

s.

The con-

the Hindus, which appears to be a petrified

shell

from sea to

circular leprous spot

m.

a chakra or country described as

TSj^fcl

A wheel a potter's wheel. 2. An

3. A discus or sharp circular missile
5. A circle.
6. A
4. A whirlpool.

(n.) 1.

(_f5^

emperor, a sovereign of the world

with

t. (Ja.a>-)

flint.

flashing, shining.

(from

<lt^[j

(m.)

See TJZF^I^T

s.

(m. TJTp +

1.

and darkness.
horizon.

for

<Ttj from R.

range of mountains supposed to

encircle the earth,

a revolu-

^T

2.

and

to

be the limit of light

circle

especially the

Colebr. Alg. p. 175.

a province, a region, a

An army, a host. 12. A multitude,

13. An anatomical division or portion

11.

of the body; six of these are enumerated, viz.

TPJ^

s.

(^!F + ^3P

binations, plots,

as a

rhyme

contrivances.

and other movements.)

to it)

(Lit.

Com-

Wheels

1038

1037

TfZFZ'^s. (m. TFF + SF*. from R.

the leaves of which are supposed
cious for

plant

to be effica-

removing leprous blotches or herpetical

eat.

With ^[1

with

To

To

by name,

call

To

prefixed,

see, to

speak

to relate; with

tell,

^tf^

to enumerate.

eruptions (Cassia Tora).

T>5pi

03M^

s.

Tora).

See

Z>Zp*Tl

s.

(m.

UZF^-^)

(>3Wt

(/.)

plant (Cassia

plant (Kyllinga monocephala).

round, of the shape of a wheel or discus.

t>!H<d?fo

a.

W$ +

(mfn.

Circular,

discus-shaped, round.

L A

garden.

2.

s.

(/.)

A medical

plant,

commonly called

faults of others

To move

s.

s.

Hort. Ben.
t> [tl?

(Swietenia

plant

An

from R.

agent, a maker, a

a.

(_t3P^wj^: "CT + t^)

holding a discus.
crooked,
2.

4.

1.

An

epithet of

Vishnu.

who

duck (Anas Casarca).

6.

C-^t

S?U?U^3rl

A tumbler,

one

0t

when any

it.

"^1+^1) A
"S^S

m.

for

Whose

(Lit.

^SpT +

eyes perform

("S^+C^Stl)

a.

Eye-devour-

a vulgar term of abuse.

fll> a

(mfn.

H^")

Coming

under the perception of the eye, being within

sight.

"SSatffr

5.

An

object of sight.

s.

(n.

"SSJp^+TttT) The ceremony

of

putting ink or antimony to the eyes of an idol,

by which

becomes an object of worship.

it

s.

The name of a

OH3 ?)

s.

1.

An

ass.

ftfj A

collyrium.

owner of a

s.

province, a dis-

b^Ul 7

a number of villages.
s.

fromT^1^)

1.

blue stone, or

2.

A pleasing

or interesting

woman.

king.

(corrupt, of

0<PflWl^

(/.

according to some, the calx of brass, used as a

T>^T
trict,

^fc^) A snake.

A snake.

&<Pftl

exhibits tricks with a discus or a wheel.

m. from
2.

or

Wheel-shaped, round,

2.

(m.)

Having

An emperor see WH^X, 3. A potter.

An oil-grinder. 5. The ruddy goose or Brah-

mam
7.

s.

1.

for

To

pain of the eyes, an eyesore.

ing

doer.

"^Zfl

v. a.

the duties of ears).

As. Res. x. 22.

p. 33.

a. (mfn.

Chickrassa).

Wm%

to shut the eyes

about, as the eye does

(f.

To

To beckon

extraneous substance has fallen into

EBtfSfatg

&CFy*K

v. a.

To excuse

v. a.

relish

eye.

v. a.

TBjPft?!

carriage.

The

the eyes, as in terror or surprise ;

v. a.

(m.

5.

roll

"S^L)

-drifts
to the

Eating a

1.

Speaking, saying.

2.

To wink

v. a.

undeceive
Circular,

Olfl^fl

promote drinking.

T>5*. (corrupt, of

Wilson.

"ESFWl

to

R. USF-j-^FT)

(n.

s.

(T>^fTi + P. JS)

The

n from R. T55|J The eye.

.

s.

(m.

T>spl+

CTH ) A

disease of

the eyes.
lord or

district.

T>3^ Root, ti. (Wk) 1. To speak, to tell. 2.

To see (generally with *3l1 prefixed). 3. To

species

of

bird

(Scolopix

Gatera).

Carey.

An

aquatic plant, probably a species of

1040

1039

Damasonium (Alisma parnassifolia, Buchanan's

(Galedupa pisoidia). Hort.
MSS.). Carey.

T)!^ 1 a.

Pl?U3 ) Shivered off,

(from 1>

p. 53.

a.

thing to scale

Handsome,

1.

(mfn.')

elegant, beautiful.

Clever, dexterous, eminent.

2.

3.

Healthy,

"ETalUtla

break into

to

off,

(from T>ft>T\3)

s.

off.

To cause a

(causal of

v. a.

Hen.

splintered

splinters.

A mutual

grudge

or desire of revenge.

sound.

t^fftC

"5"tTt*r

TO)

(from

"Recovery, health.

1.

noun of T>la t^Ts?)

(v.

s.

or breaking off in splinters.

Eminence, cleverness, dexterity.

1.

2.

2.

scaling off

plain place,

Beauty,

3.

a strand,

Splintered, shivered, scaled

a.

off.

elegance.

A wide
Root,

Uffe'Ul

To

i.

(from R.

a.

kind of basket.

s.

go, to move.

ing (as pain)

T^f-a.

Running

(from R.

Broad, wide.

sparrow.

The

2.

root of

See

or shoot-

uneasy, unsteady, fickle.

fromR. T>^ + 3FT) Unsteady,

(mfn.

1.

(/.)

long pepper.
a.

"5*"^.)

The

^*J^)

root of long pepper.

sembling a sparrow's head).

Re-

(Lit.

Also

changeable, wavering, fickle, trembling.

(/".)

or

(w.) Unsteadiness, changeableness,

fickleness.

1> s. (/.) The

S$3F1 and

bill

of a bird, a beak.

Also

The biu

f a bird

(from

when
mat.

2.

used to

"S^ft

C&^ + ^f^)

via sutoria).

F^Root,

x.

The

to

to

Sack-cloth,

canvass, a

thin rod of bamboo, such as are

(UtT^R?) To

i.

An

break, to pierce,

slap with the flat palm.

Carey.

ornamental shrub (Bauhinia varie-

Carey.

to injure.

kill,

v. a.

ad. Quickly, hastily,

speedily.

MgCllft

A
m.

1.

sparrow.

young hen-sparrow.

s.

To knead dough,

noun of

(v.

ing of dough,

See

sparrow.

(femin. of

off,

make wicker-work.

Carey.

T>%^ s. Sack-cloth, canvass,

2.

scale

tailor-bird (Syl-

gata).

to

To

to split, to break off in splinters

Carey.

shut.

off,

prove ineffectual.

c^+S?)

(from R. T>it)

v. a.

shiver

or

to

temper clay.

^t^t^I^)

The knead-

tempering of clay.

Also

Gaudiness, show.

2.

3.

A hen-sparrow.
The

The slapping

(from

or

throwing of dough in kneading, the tempering

root of long
clay.

pepper.

^i^tft^tg

See

^f^tf^S

a.

(from

T>^^t3tU3) Kneading

tempering clay.
(v.

noun of

splitting of

pieces.

SflhS)

any thing; a

The

cracking; or

falling off in small

ad. Quickly, speedily.

s.

Viscidity, clamminess.

or

1042

1041

clammy.

a. Viscid, viscous, ropy,

to

Restlessness, a constant tossing about,

s.

mount

or ascend

upon another

To

3.

to place one thing over or

to load.

To add

2.

an

raise the price of

to a thing.

article.

4.

To bend

activity.

a bow.

(from

a.

Restless, ac-

1.

OOlv3

To

5.

slap with the flat hand.

(from T>fv33)

s.

An

attack, a hostile ag-

2. Talkative, eloquent.

tive.

gression, an assault.

Zrt^fi^l- a. (from

Ut^T^ )

Restless, active.

DOl<p2fl

F3 Root,
To be
I>0

s.

i.

("^jfe, T>^Jt3) and

(T^3Uf&)

x.

(1>\51

+ 3?3J~1)

Loud

or threatening

language, a bullying expression.

angry, to be wrathful or passionate.

(from R. t>^)

a slap on the

A flat-handed blow,

face

face.

(corrupt, of "frls^)

s.

(from
a slap,

00

sparrow.

OO) A mutual slapping on the

leap-frog.

(T>\5l

s.

+ TR) A

high price,

Dear,

a.

high-priced.

^t^TOtl

s.

(T^iWttl

riety of rice, the grains of

and resemble the

for

va-

(from

a.

which are very small

T>v3rU3) High,

exalted, increased,

An

s.

nails of sparrows.

loud,

steep,

island, a shallow,

a strand.

"SOT

(from "FZF)

s.

mony performed by
of Chitra.

the

Hindus

cere-

month

in the

The machine on which they

2.

Also 04<1?

swing on that occasion.

TS^FttS?

The swinging

1.

C^^ + ^tt^)

which the Hindus swing

in the

3. Pain.

The machine on
month of Chitra.

t>0 iRTrl

a.

vating.

2.

bol^i^l

T>\5f^3)

(from

a.

Excessive,

become

worse, very painful, aggravated.

v. a.

(from

IJ^

To

The

ing or mounting

to

(corrupt, of "&~fla<Fl)

male sparrow.

2.

An

sand-bank, shoal.

3.

The bending of a bow

to fix the
a.

string:,

island, a shallow, a

v. a.

To bend a

High, elevated, amplified, exalted.

v. a.

to

mount

to

go on
tree,

Mohun P.

female sparrow.
p. 52.
1.

Vexation, mental distress.

2.

Pain

occasioned by excessive heat.

0Ot>ol

p. 52.

bow.

To ascend,

the going on board a ship, the

supercargo.

Mohun P.

loud or emphatic

board a ship, to mount a horse, to climb a

^3T>^s.

act of ascend-

scaling a wall, 8cc.

1.

Balanced, neutralized.

word.

throb, to pro-

twinge, to grow worse (as a wound).

noun

Raising, ele-

1.

price of a thing.

to slap or smite with the flat palm.

duce a twinging or smarting sensation

v.

("6^31+^) A

v. a.

I>33?^

s.

(T>31 + *tv3l

a.

"5\5t*R/U.

Also

(>Ol

(from "E>\3t^3)

Augmenting the

(causal of

1.

To cause

(from

a.

0O0O)

Making a

crackling

or sputtering noise.

OO fe s.

(from t>fo^3)

An

advance

To

give.

an

in price,

accumulation.

Tpt Root,
Vt<s.

(m.)

sort of

Ftfe )

1.

2.

To sound

Chick-pea (Cicer arietinum)

pea given

name of a
3

sage.

to horses,

gram.

2.

The

1044

1043

TTW

s.

(/.

$S8?)

from

"5^3 a. (/. from

2.

the close of the year (Oct. Nov.).

Linseed.

R.

Hot, warm,

1.

Passionate, angry, wrathful, furious

^)

violent.

3"

(/.) or

2.

fiery.

A
in honour of the goddess

of

temper, passionateness, violence, fury.

TEJ*

(m. from R.

^3 ?)

text recited in

Durga.

1.

2.

rat.

The common small monkey (Simia

sort of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

^3^T

As. Res.

x. 473.

T>^31

s.

A perfume, commonly
A name of the goddess Durga.

from

(f.

I>x3 )

2.

Tx^Root,

b'sjlsS

Osi'tlo

(m. from T>^3 )

s.

dala

s.
:

A short

(mfn.

a.

(w. from 553?)

the generic

FJSW^

petticoat.

name

An

for

outcast, a

T>33) To

ask, to beg,

Four.

plur. of

^J^+W*t) The

fifty.

man

Brahmam

mother.

Manu

fp^f^Pc

of the lowest

Sudra

father

x. 12.

Also

s.

^l^+W^)

Fifty-

(/.

four.

Chan-

The

a.

(mfn.

fifty-fourth.

TS^TO s.
a square,

A
mon

(T>3f3

fourth.

of the mixed tribes, born from a

and a

Carey.

The nomin. femin.

5v"

5Ut*T

erythraea).

beautiful species of lark (Alauda

i.

fragrant plant (Ne-

rium odorum).
(rc.)

(Beng.)

to solicit.

"01

See

s.

Senegalensis ?)

called chor.

Wilson.

woman.

passionate or furious

strong,

Warmth

(ra.)

(n.

F3^+ TO

The

four sides of

the sides.

all

comT53T*1s?

s.

Four hundred.

(n.

or vulgar lute.
s.

square

(from 5$3t*T) The condition of

court, a square

an outcast.

^3tf^1

s,

(/.

W^tRll
"^3o^ a.

^Jt^ + t^l) A vulgar lute.

Also

(/)

formed by four houses.

and

(mfn.

TftS^Pf

s.

^^ + ^

Also

(n.)

The

sixty-

fourth.

TSSjT^ftJTi a. (from

WH)

Low, unprincipled,

"S^f^ (/. FJ^+^f$) Sixty-four.

^Sf&3*[
(mfn. 5^f$ + 3H) The
s.

belonging to an outcast.

a.

F^J^U.
Durga.

(/.

from

^3) A name of

the goddess

sixty-fourth.

See T>sft

"^JS^f^J a.

(mfn.

T>^"^+

The seventy-

"F^U

(/.from "^3)

Durga,
for the
this

1.

A name

of the goddess

applied especially to her incarnation

purpose of destroying

Mahishasura

exploit forms the subject of a section of

the Markandeya-Purana,
celebrated in
festival

Bengal

and

at the

is

particularly

Durga-puja, or

held in honour of the goddess towards

fourth.

T^Sii? (f. ^J^+^T^fa) Seventy-four.

tf$*4MRM a. (m/. ^^tf^ + ^) The
s.

seventy-fourth.

Ff^fW

s.

boundary on

(f.

tT^+Zffifi) A

all sides.

border or

1046

T2g$

1045

^Jo 3 flVl<lfcl

(mfn.

^^SfSS^Sm

Bordered or limited on

fSt>?^")

(>^S^

a.

all sides.

v3l

clever.

^ (n.)

(/.) or

ingenious,

acute,

Dexterity, cle-

verness.

TJ^" OJC

^JSfM

T73^+3I

(m.

oxl)

Four

parts, four

quarters,

four

shares,

The second

in-

Kala

S.

v. a.

To

'5^f+ 3I OK]) The

:

(m.

s.

fourth part,

one-fourth.

U^Sft

s.

^3^1

p. 360.

Dexterous,

(mfn.)

a.

(n.

s.

equality or equation of a planet.

(mfn.) Four.

a.

0^3*1^

T>^f) The

(femin. of

s.

fourth day of

the month.

^3%^

(-%>

a.

mfn.

quarter, to divide into four shares.

for

^)

Four-toothed.

complete

T>^R+3T?[)

(mfn.

a.

said of

Quadripartite,

an army which when com-

plete consists of four divisions, viz. elephants,

chariots, cavalry,

O ^ftrft

a.

infantry.

0^?l) Composed

from

(f.

members

four

and

or parts, quadripartite,

only said of an army.

F3^"^T s.

(m.

of

complete

p$c\

(*/

FMi.

(n.

0^"ft

(femin. of

s.

^T^+^T^[) A plant (Cassia ^jf%$

fistula).
a.

(mfn.

T5^+3ftj3) The

eighty-

fourth.

Eighty-four.

(mfn.

W^

W^\)

The

Fourteen.

^3%j)

The

Kala

(-%

ad. Sans.

fourteenth

S. p. 360.

^T + f^) On

around.

all

^ff%f ad.
plur. of

E^^ftfSOT a.

^^^+W*Hj

day of the lunar month.

See r>va<Ji

from

fourteenth.

all sides,

t^0*ftvi

^^-f VI

(Ff^ft^

Sans.

f%*l) On

all sides,

locat. case

in every direction.

TJ^f^Pl ad (^2R + "fcrj from fT[^) On

,

\\f^ + ^.) The

every side,

around.

all

eighty-fourth.

^^Jtvf^

0^<^

square,

Alg.

Quadrangular,

(mfn.

a.
s.

A quadrangular figure.

(m.)

s.

"^3^1
(m.

Brahma.
D^<pli

s.

l^r^+NHllI

(Lit.

(m.

Having

An

a.

(mfn.

Four-fold, qua-

of the funereal oblation

Fourfold.

Also said

made by a daughter

at the time of

making the

stated offerings to deceased ancestors.

a.

(mfn.

^3^+^\?)

Carey.

The ninety-

fourth.

T>3^f3

O^+Sl) The fourth.

a palan-

religious

0^1<vJ

druple.

TFJ*! a (mfn.

(T>^R + *t1)

ad. Sans.

ceremony performed

0'^+ C^tl ) A quadrangular

M^+TlFtj

litter,

epithet of

four faces.)

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

figure.

CUT^+CW^) A

Colebr.

p. 58.

Hi

quin.

s.

(f.

^^^"fe35T

^J^+^Rfv?)

a>

Ninety-four.

myw> 0^1<Rs +

^)

The

to

ninety-fourth.

the manes of her deceased parents on the fourth

day

after their death.

Carey.

^3^^

s.

(w.

3X2

The

four

main objects

^3

P|

1047

human

of

pursuit,

sensual enjoyment,

viz.

C
0\S <1+< 1) The four classes of

(n.

s.

Hindu

population,

Brahmans, Ksha-

viz.

Vaisyas, and Sudras.

triyas,

The

(Lit.

iT^H

#1)

F3T + f^

(mfn.

a.

Forty-four.

four

colours or descriptions).
t>

OJC

The twenty-

l)

te^S^fRi

s.

four.

(/.

533 + ft

ffe) Twenty-

F3^IT

b^f^H

studied the four Vedas.

(m/w.

a.

"S^+f^H)

Of

P^JW

ifo'A

four

"S^^H

(mfn.

a.

four Ffa,
p.

or Rich, the Yajus, the

^^+^1

(.

(*>

^f^T)

for
2.

(jw.)

1.

A Brah-

L Q uadru P ed

l^^tS?)

(In arithmetic) Tetranomial.

280.

Colebr. Alg.

s.

(i.)

quadruped animal.

s.

(/.)

river.

Smnan,

"S^tt&l

( "5"^^+ ^3 S ) The aggregate of the

principal objects of human pursuit, viz.

TJ3H1"&t

(from

s.

^J^+^tt"^) A

college

and

sensual gratification, wealth, virtue,

Vedas

where the four

taught.

Also

Four-footed,

qua-

quadruped animal.

The

are

final

beatitude.
r>vv5l

(m.

s.

Vishnu.

Qua-

man.

and the Atharvan.

T>SPpT3

a tetras, a

four kinds,

2.

the

s.

Eefjfft

T>3^+(3Tf) The

(n.

Four,

place where four roads meet.

of a fourfold description.

t>vWk

U^^+^XT)

(.

Quadrangu-

druple.

mare

who has

consisting of four.

^%TtH^
The twenty-fourth.

T>^+ C^\

"S^T^t

?.

number

forty-fourth.

a. (m/tt.

See

lar.

oK

The

^3JB^tl

fourth.

viz.

(m/n.S^+S jtfe*i ) The

Jytt^i
the

*! a.

forty-fourth.

wealth, virtue, and final beatitude.

*f<r

S^ftfe

1048

druped,

t>^<+^3!) L An

epithet of

Having four arms).

(Lit.

2.

ninth karana (two of which constitute a tit'hi

(w.)

F3^$U

s.

Brahma.

T^J^jJ-j^jg An

(m.
(Lit.

j^jfl-H

s.

Having

four

fySJ + Xtf&i) A

(n.

Wilkins' Gr.

months.
s.

Sj

s.

epithet

faces).

The

See

period of four

four

Yugas or

ages of the

mythological chronology of the

Hindus taken

together.

4&$

'

mfn

'

Manu

^.^+^)

i.

71.

Four-armed.

(n.

of

899.
)

(!

S. p. 360.

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

T^33> TO )

The

four sides ot

a thing.

fr^NM

b'^l

Kala

or lunar day).

quadrilateral figure.

(m.)

s.

(foca*. case of

flrf.

F3^TO

On

all

sides, all around.

0^<pli

s.

figure.

See

^3j^

0K
l

a.

C^tl

(n.

^JJS^I
(mfn.

quadrilateral

TJ^+ft"

*!) The thirty-

fourth.
s.

(J.

^3^+ f3"*K) Thirty-four.

TO

1049

FTf^ 0,st^I a. (mfn. F3fg*K+3*I)

The

ITJ"^

from

(n.

tuous preparations of the wood, held in high

PJ^)

ground, prepared for a

1.

levelled spot of

sacrifice.

2.

court-

yard.

(Santalum album).

"^rPft3l

s.

Colebr. Alg. p. 44.

^rT + ^ftTl) The stone on

which sandal-wood

The nomin. masc. plur. of "5^"^, Four.

The nomin.

Fjtfe

*]

from T5Tfft:

{mfn.

a.

O^ ^,

neut. plur. of

*K)

STtf^*K
Sftf^

s.

(/.

"53^)

from

W|TlX

*t3*I. (mfn.

^^3t3s3l1

The

t^ + ^3I)The

(With the

solicit.

(from 0*H*T?)

s.

To gladden.

1.

5*T An

its

and number,
tion.

Ex.

(n.)

Some

any case, gender,

derivatives, in
to give

an

it

indefinite significa-

(m.),

one,

Who ?

what

(/.)

somewhat,

+1^

5
from <| Where? +T> T

from

ft^K

Wilkins' Gr.

Carey.

down sandal-wood.

rubbing

A
"S^Ef

subscription,

(mi from R.

s.

an assessment, a

phor.

num

Water.

3.

6.

?)

collec-

The moon, whether

1.

4.

When

Gold.

it

A moon

(Lit.

1046.

5.

Cam-

plant (Cri-

preeminence or

implies

(m.)

s.

An

eminent

of a man.)

0ia+^) The

(m.

2.

used as the latter member of

distinction, e. g. \3<F^TT>5l

man.
.

F^?)

considered as a planet or as a deity.

s.

See ffr^

MSS.).

stone or mortar for grinding or

a compound word

^1

Somewhere,

A species of parrot (Psit-

tion.

shine.

put after the interrogative pronoun

affix

and

To

2.

Carey.

tacus Chunduna, Buchanan's

a nasal,

of

insertion

plant

s.

A
ask, to beg,

(WT+ftTt !) A shrub
(Unona Lai hiran, Buchanan's MS S.). Carey.

O'K'll

Forty.

0>s

"^13) To

(^^ + TfcF3l1)

s.

T^t^feTfa

fortieth.

Root, (TJIlR?,

ground.

is

(Chenopodium album).

Four.

fortieth.

to

(/.

Sandal-wood

Wilson.

estimation as perfumes.

thirty-fourth.

1050

eye in a peacock's

tail.

OTf^

(corrupt, of

s.

day of a month.
0*1 1

The

fourteenth

0l4<I*Tl

p. 138.

s.

sort of vetch (Cicer arietinum).

sort of Vicia, the

2.

seeds of which are fre-

quently mixed with corn, and give

it

a disagree-

U^^F

(m.

s.

Hort. Ben.

Sandal.

p. 56.

("S^Tl+'Pfrr)

kind of kidney-

iHlR^l

s.

("STl,

forTJ^, +ftTtl)A

shrub (Uvaria Chuna hiran, Buchanan). Carey.

s.

or one-

I>^ + 3?f3") A

fabulous gem,

T^ft^tl"!

s.

(from

"5^+C^tl) A

(mn.')

1.

particular

kind of cloth.

bean.

E^rT

digit,

moon crystal, jasper,

2. The white water-lily.

rays of the

s.

supposed to be formed of the congelation of the

able taste. 3. Another plant (Lathyrus Aphaca).

^Ttf*fa

1^ + 3^1)

(/.

sixteenth of the moon's disc.

1.

s.

^^fft)

Mohun P.

(mn.) Sandal (S irium myrtifolium)

it

implies either the Jtree, the wood, or the unc-

>\5 s.

(Lit.

(m.

U34 + |^31) An

Wearing the moon

fr^ite?!
moon.

s.

(n.

epithet of Siva.

for a crest.)

T^H + SjX

!)

An

eclipse of the

^5

1051

1052

The

Kala

calendar.

TJ^ERTt'T

(mfn.

a.

by women.

T^f<WH)

Moon-faced,

moon.

beautiful as the

The

nasal sign

species of metre
in Sanskrit prosody.

-4s.

Res. x. 433.

(-if^n.^ + ^^T)

0i4<*U.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

l>^<SHl

s.

kind of

The moon-plant

(f

s.

(m.

S. p. 111.

"5^ + 5^f) A

(TJ^+STKPj) An

s.

that will endure as long as the sun and moon.)

a.

{mfn.

(n. TJ^Ej

monarch

make

to

W**tW

s.

(/.

Moon-faced,

having a countenance beautiful as the moon.

0-43

'^ + 3Tt^t^)
:

(m.

s.

An

appear-

ance resembling the moon, a paraselene or false

b$k<\

+ Tt^Tl) A

s.

(f.

plant, large
shine.

5^ + 3^1)

2.

sort of

+ <[3) The duty

or

vow

Morton.

his subjects happy.

from

of a

5*5 + ^1 ) A name

(Zeus oblongus).

yfed

1.

Moonlight, moon-

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

As. Res. x. 41 1. 465.

s.

awning.

WlTft Qj^T^s. (m. j^H + ^1^0)+^^)

A lasting or indelible disgrace. {Lit. A disgrace

cardamoms.

&Tj4<|3

scymetar.

moon.

(Asclepias acida).

^H^t^1

Sabda

s.

D'tlt'FT

As. Res. x. 470.

(f.

"S^S^^T

FHtPi

O^fV^s. (m.lFS + f%\)

Also Beng. &*Q<.~K

An ornament worn

luni-solar

S. p. 360.

(Beng.)

3.

A small fish

Carey.

(corrupt, of

^S^tS)

The moon.

of a
1

Moon-rise.

the Chinab, one of the five streams of the

river,

As. Res. vn. 241.

Penjdb.

Also

B^SSWl,

See

2.

An

awning, a cloth or sheet

spread over the large open courts of

Hindu

houses, &c. at festivals.

S^SPf

(n.

s.

The lunar

orb,

the moon's disc.

TJWt*H

s.

(m.

5^ + 3*N) The moon-gem.

See

plant

(Chrysanthemum Indicum).

5^

Root,

To

i.

caress,

To grind

to soothe.

1>^Rt

(-^\m.

s.

s.

feria

(from

fromT>=Ei) The moon.

"5^ +

^) A

plant (Kaemp-

Galanga).

(Lit.

and x. (with the

i.

^^fe,

TJ^irfe) To

"^[^ad. Quickly,
)

Siva.

Also,

Whose

crest is the

An

epithet of

moon.)

See

Ww

s.

to

or pound.

insertion of a nasal

go, to move.

hastily, speedily.

(m. from R.

tended fingers.

console,

5*1?)

1.

See

The palm with ex2.

(Beng.) Risk,

danger, hazard.

TJ^^^I

s.

(/.

5^ + (FM) A

in Sanskrit prosody.

sort of

An
Siva.

(Lit.

Whose

metre

As. Res. x. 471.

crest

is

s.

(corrupt, of

palm,

epithet of

the moon.)

TPi^3

See

5^
v. a.

To

The open

or flat

strike with the flat

palm.

(jJj^) A buckle, a badge, a

belt-plate worn by persons who hold some office.

"S^t^t3

s.

(h.

TO

1053

FW
of

a badge

tytfk* 3f ) Wearing

(h.

king.

Unsteady, inconstant,

2.

Inconsiderately criminal.

ditious, swift

s.

T>f^11

Quick, expe-

(m.) Quick-silver.

(from

s.

tfSf&tfity Twenty-

"^Root,

k>f*H ) The twenty-fourth

Mohun P.

of a month.

fickle, variable.

4.

instantaneous, momentary.

Agitated, alarmed,
(/.) or

(corrupt, of

four.

office.

a (mfn. R. T>*L+3Ff) Tremulous, sha3.

HftPl &

1054

(Wf^)

i.

\51

(n.) Tremulousness, unsteadiness,

inconstancy, inconsiderateness, quickness, agi-

eat.

With

water

U^I^

tation.

(Mjjtf^) To

v.

(^l&Ufo)

prefixed

To

sip

(f<0^R?) To eat.

with

s.

p. 139.

and

5.

day

sudden flash of

light,

lightning, a

glance.

fiHHn-J a. (corrupt, of

Wavering,

unsteady.

An

s.

(/.) L.

2.

Lightning.

The

5.

1.

Tremulous.

A courtezan.

3.

T>Ilf^3

4.

(from

a.

T>^)

Shrunk back,

fright-

ened, contracted, parched.

Lakshmi.
metre in

TJ^IFH^

Hindu music. As. Res.

one

To parch

v. a.

As. Res. x. 400. 440. 464.

allegorical personification of

of the scales in

2.

Quick, expeditious.

3.

epithet of the goddess

Sanskrit prosody.
468.

Tpfa)

or heat corn slightly.

shrub or tree (a species of Bradleia,

Buchanan's MSS.~).

Carey.

in. 70.

species of water-fowl (Platalia

species of bird (Caprimulgus Asiati-

Buchanan's MSS.}.

cus,

Djilvil

which frequents the shores of

bird

Carey.

rivers (a species of Tringa).

s.

(m.)The palm of the hand with expanded

s.

(corrupt,

D^^JJ

of

slap with

hide.

Turbulence,

s.

Astonishment, surprize,

2.

riot.

(-fk\mfn.

a.

species of bird (Caprimulgus Euro-

">t[^'

s.

(m.)

1.

grunniens,

kind of deer, or rather the

erroneously

Hindus among the

speedily, hastily.

deer.

long brush, most usually

(p.

s.

jb

<_>j^-)

(p. utji&y*-')

mace-bearer.

The

office

classed

2. (n.)

made

s.

by the

chowri or

of the tail-hairs

of the yak or Bos grunniens, and employed to

of a mace-

whisk

off insects, flies, &c.

bearer.

bpl^

species of

(m.)

The long pepper plant (Piper

havya, Box.).

orWl (/.)

+^3)

a (mfn. TfWfa from R.

Bos

O^oH^arf. Quickly,
s.

W-^^ + IX

Astonished, surprized.

Carey.

paeus).

OT^^t^T.

species of water-bird (Tringa Sene-

Carey.

0<W<t

F 5^? + <TO)

from R.

(m.

s.

Astonishing, surprizing.

hand.

flat

l><Kl<^

Skin, leather, a

amazement.

gala).

'

OT^^t^

fingers.

the

Carey.

leucordia).

Carey.

and

Also "frf^l ,

S3?

"frf^t

(.)

a. (h. JLs^ ?) Active, cheerful, blithe.

ebony

(Bauhinia variegata).
(/.)

The female yak

(Bos grunniens).
"J>R"s.

See

(m. from R.

0M<

T>^)

1.

or Tartarian ox
.

cake made of

TJH

1055

1056
(Also

barley, rice, or lentils ground to meal.

at

sacrifices

kind of ladle or spoon, used

to

drink the juice of the acid

asclepias.

Hort. Ben.

TJ

s.

A work

(/.)

plant (Cyperus

Pangorii).

p. 6.

An

1.

many

is

army.

2.

squadron, a divi-

MSS.y

nan's

and 3,685

in-

Wilson.

Carey.

beautiful species of jasmine (Jas-

minum

Carey.

grandiflorum).

Carey.

F^Root,
(m.)

s.

or

(Clupea fornicata, Bucha-

fish

chariots, 2,187 horses,

fantry.

"0*^<P

retirement

which the same subject

in

of prose and verse.

sition

an army, consisting of 729 elephants,

sion of

as

sudden departure,

continued through alternations in the compo-

A
b^j-s. (/.)

s.

vanishing ; escape.

v.

ing of light

alarm, to

A sudden flash-

a starting, a shuddering.

h To

(from

a.

to shudder, to start.

make any one

To go

i.

to or towards, to

go, to move.

noun

v.

to glitter,

sort of deer.

T>XT

(m. from

s.

semblage
flash,

2. (caws.)

To

ft)

It.

I.

a multitude, a heap.

of earth, a rampart

2.

a raised plot.

an as-

collection,

3.

A mound
A mound

of earth raised to form the foundation of a building.

The gate of a

4.

fort.

5.

The common

startle.

increase or difference of the terms of a progres-

noun of T>*i3?tC3) The alarm-

v.

ing or frightening any one.

frightened, startled.

T^t(%

(from

s.

2.

a.

1.

Alarmed,

Slightly parched.

SM^WJ

Colebr. Alg. p. 52.

sion.

bU'l

from R.

(n.

s.

collecting

shudder,

HPSftp

any

ft) The

act of gathering or

thing.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

ft + 31^X1)

a flash.

start,

Proper to be collected or gathered together.

To shudder, to
any thing. 2. To flash,

v. a.

fright at

To

take

start, to

"SflIT3
to glitter.

s.

to strip

Starting or shrinking through fear.

(corrupt, of l>*t*j)

spoon used at

kind of ladle or

(?w.)

To
To

A tree

bH<N>vjVft
first

which bears a fragrant

yel-

1.

To

go, to move.

2.

With Sift prefixed,

with 3^, To follow ;

do, to perform, to act.

trespass,

to

sin

s.

(/.

W^ + T^*ft)

half of the

month Jyaisht'ha.

The

As. Res.

in. 283.

The name of
a certain metre

in Sanskrit prosody.

As.

31^^ To

JRes.

come between

with

pass beyond, to pass over or neglect

To go

or

of a festival on the fourteenth day of the

x. 432.

to gather;

off".

sacrifices.

low flower (Michelia Champaca).

name

to pull

off,

UNROOT, I

with
(>*' 1'i<F s.

ft) To collect,

(from R.

v. a.

3.

parch.

^5T5"I1^ a d

0^iC>

1.

^^-i,

To

1.

rise,

transgress, to sin.
iv.

49

with 8*1,

to
3.

To approach,

^1

with

To go

to attend to, to

to

go near, to

To go out

with

away

or

walk around,

or
to

shew obedience or

surround

respect

with |, To go out or forth

with

move upwards.
2. To
To void by stool. Manu

with

STRdTo

near, to approach

administer, to serve
;

with f^T,

1058

1057

1.

To walk

trespass

or go about.

T, To

with

(TOUfe)

x.

transgress, to

meet, to accompany.

To doubt.

1.

With

from doubt.

To

2.

prefixed,

2.

To be

To

reason, to

free

Ty^+3FT)

{mn. R.

s.

root of a tree.

a family.

3.

5.

1.

foot.

foot in prosody.

society or age or condition of

life,

The

Race,

4.

portion of the Vedas.

fixed or instituted observances for

2.

The

6.

any class of

as priesthood,

discuss, to debate.

manhood, &c.
(m. from R.
sary or agent,

member

last

v)

spy, a secret emis-

Moveable, locomo-

a. {mfn.') 1.

Unsteady, changeable.

2.

tive.

t> <|

compound

of

about

substantives and ad-

b"<i

kWl

a.

moving

e. g.

{mfn.) Moving in the

s.

a bird

(m.

s.

+ ^)

1.

spy, a secret emis-

The name of a writer on medicine.

{Beng. from I>3F) The ceremony of swing2.

sary.
3.

"5^3"

ing with hooks passed through the integuments

for

(U^ + ^tll^)

s.

1.

wife.

Sans.

ad.

by favour of

(Lit.

C&^l+'^T^K

Through the kindness

a complimentary expression.

Through the kindness

or grace of his, or

her, foot.)

WiTT^

Wl+TjjH)

(n.

The two

feet.

Also

of the back.

T^^Ttl^

^l+TTlpft)

(/.

Wt3*TtoK
of,

0<<

8.

attending on her husband's feet.)

ablat. case of 'St^TT^" )

and mountains, &c.

or going

Sandal-wood.

2.

(to.)

{mfn.) Walking or dwelling upon

0*4. a.

hills

air,

s.

One

(Lit.

jectives) Going,

The wandering

Protection, favour.

(As the

3.

7. {n.)

the feeding of cattle in a pasture.

The post erected

performing the ceremony of swinging.

See

^rfOT^

a.

+ C^R^) H umble,

{mfn.

obedient, obsequious.

(Lit.

Attending or serv-

ing the feet of a person.)

W^5i1
mony

s.

(UT^ + ^J\ )

The

reli gious

of swinging in honour of Siva with iron

hooks passed through the muscles of the back.

It is

performed on the day

when

Obedience, ob-

cere-

the sun enters

Aries.

sequiousness, obsequious attendance.

PH|3

{n.

s.

which the

~FZ\+3FZ3) The

foot of a

has been washed.

M<Hi|!frf3-

W^ + *F!Flfe) The day

of the sun's entering Aries, on which the

gious ceremony of swinging
"5"^"<Fl s. (corrupt, of

0U)

reli-

is

performed. Carey.

spinning-wheel, a

Whose

(m.

foot

WrWfo

a.

or spiritual guide

Also

Tt^

"5^1 + 3J*RT*l ) A cock

his

is

water in

Brahman

weapon.

lit.

(Phasianus Gallus.)

+3^) At

(mfn.

the foot,

before the feet.

capstan, a windlass.

"5331
s.

A
A

reel.

small wheel.

5.

(from T>3F)

gudgeon of a wheel.
a crank.

4.

1.

2.

circular hole,
3.

the

s.

An

species of nettle (Urtica longifolia,

Buchanan

MSS.).

Carey.

winch,

A machine

for

1>~^T$ a.

(p. l-Jj>~) Active,

zealous,

attentive,

vigilant.

cleaning cotton.

foul

s.

aquatic insect supposed to pro-

duce a substance resembling a ball of conferva,

but brittle.
Carey.

04<

a.

spirited,
s.

(p.
s.

(p.

iJj?*-)

The

Active, zealous, vigilant,

getting the better of a person.

^jS^)

Fat, suet, tallow.

1059

10G0

"^ft*

S^ratKTt^a.

(p.

roam

about, to

j>j*~+j\S) Greasy.

for food

to graze, to feed (as

cattle).

(corrupt, of

"U^fli )

A noise

of mer-

T>f^T

riment ; self-applause, self-complacency.

(4 from R. T>^+3")

s.

conduct, disposition.

b<[3X

a. (mfn.*) 1. Last, final, ultimate.

2.

West,

I>^I3?t^

(m.

s.

T5p[^

TJ^ + ^Fl^T)

The

last

an account

of the deeds of any one.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 109.

western.

Behaviour,

1.

A history,

2.

mo-

T>"^+^*f3

(mfn. R.

a.

Active,

move-

Wilkins' Gr. % 821.

able, mobile, locomotive.

ments, the time of death.

An

oblation of rice-

milk and sugar boiled together.

Trans. R.A.S.

T><F

The western
mountain behind which the sun

IX.^

TxUl^T, 0<^lf&,

Also

set.

An

s.

supposed to

is

intoxicating drug,

i.

s.

s.

0*t) Using intoxicating drugs.

(from

(mfn.

a.

fF^^Wl') A pot

(/.

is

in

which

prepared.

is

C^l^

(m.

s.

stationary and locomotive

(re.)

57.

s.

sky, the atmosphere.

v. a.

un-

1.

3.

(caus. of

The world.

2.

To

Heaven, paradise.

T>KT3) To

2.

say.

The

and

i.

The

oblation of a

spinning-wheel.

a pasture.

S^ift)

or through, performed, acted,

s.

(re.)

read

s.

1.

(f.)

festival, festive sport.

kind of song. 3. Musical symphony.

2.

4. Striking

(/. pre,, par,, p. R.

Gone over

3.

over, to preserve carefully, to study.

<r

<-_.

customary,

(0(X>uf3) To

x.

to hurt.

or

the hands to beat time.

A meadow,
a.

To speak

1.

attend or

noun of T>Tt^3) The attending or

Also T>Ttfi

vi.

censure, to reprove, to abuse.

To

injure,

TTSfet

feeding of cattle.

(p.

C^Root,

feed cattle.
(v.

s.

applied chiefly to the world.

Manu

i.

"5^1

TJ^ + ^TX") Moveable and

:

T5f*3

which an oblation

meat-offering.

steady, inconstant

s,

vessel in

the meat-offering

immoveable,

0<.ll

The

2.

made of the flowers

sot.

0<H><

454.

1.

prepared

&c.

of hemp.

&<Wl a.

(m. from R."5<t?)

s.

done

TJ1x>i

s.

fromR. <>5j

(f.

flection,

discussion,

1.

Consideration, re-

deliberation

action.

2.

Anointing the body with fragrant unguents.

a.

v.

To

consider,

to

reflect,

to

fixed institute, a usage,

reason.

a custom, a proper or peculiar observance ; dis-

"S^tPHW (5^1 + Wtv3l)

position of mind.
a.

s.

(mfn. T5"f^3 + ^1*4 ) Attaining one's

wishes, successful in an undertaking, satisfied,

thankful.

Sfejlsft

sect,

(-f^rei/re.^f^ + ^rP)
(from R.

which causes a disagreeable painful itching

s. (?re.)

1.

The open palm

the fingers extended.

2.

of the

hand with

A plant (Mollugo pen-

taphylla).

Desirous of success.
v. a.

small in-

on the body.

IS^M
a.

T>^) To

go,

to

walk

"5^

Root,

i.

Wfe)

To

to

movG

F?T

1061

To chew,

mas-

to eat, to

from

ticate.

Ty^\

T>^+3FT) The

R.

(n.

from R.

f*T^) A
tS**H!3l

Masticable, eatable, proper to be chewed.

^<^+$a3)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

V*f[

Ef^JF^

5.

(n.

same

tion of the

a.

repeti-

2.

To chew.

f6

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

Masti-

cable, eatable, proper to be chewed.

(m.~)

s.

v4^t^(4<ri

1.

worker

shield,

bark of which

Tjstf

Also called

customary,

Wis,

(f.

Also

arrogance.

hide.

2.

antelope.

t>

TJ 5
skin, a

shield.

4.

The bark of a

tree.

A
(f 0*^+3^1 from R.
similar
name,
Chara
commonly called by

v U<Wl
plant

1.

student's hide, usually that of an

3.

^^f

s.

mat
ikdsha or Charmaghas.

proper

practicable,

to

be

Wilkins' Gr. % 727.

0^)

from R.

Due observance

1.

austerities.

2.

of

Perse-

moral conduct.

Wilkins' Gr. 831.

F^f^?)

R.

s,

1.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. 0"^-f TT) Incum-

bent,

See

shield.

(w.)

used for writing

is

verance in any practice or habit

(n.)

s.

Bearing

a soldier armed with a shield.

religious ceremonies or

s.

(/.)

in leather.

armed with a

practised.

noise of merriment, festivity,

2. Self-applause,

or applause.

t>".***fjj)

(-^\mfn.

tree the

upon.

0<3fc>

t>

tautology.

(from R.

v. a.

from

shield-bearer,

^f%3 + "^%cl)

act

(w?.

a shield,

Masticated, chewed.

a.

Also

bellows.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. "5"^+ sij.-i'^)

a.

IF

shoemaker's awl.

act of chewing,

eating, or masticating.

oRkj

R. RsHL^)

s.

1062

Also

O^M^I^t

^ Root,

(IJ^fs?) To be

i.

to

fall

with f^T

vi. ( 0*1

shake,

(PW) To

prefixed,

to

To shake,

To remove,

to tremble,

to

To

to sport,

x.

|sj> )

play,

cherish, to foster.

(mfn. from R.

a.

and

With

shake, to tremble.

in motion,

C>

CY

X) Trembling, tremu-

lous, unsteady, moveable,

s.

(Beng.^) Motion,

action, conduct.

0*-M<?l<

s.

(m.

tr^i^^t) A

shoemaker,

a tanner, a currier, or worker in leather, a shoe-

As. Res.

v. 60.

Also

T>**l^V

Also

(/

t>^'i^1

Sf^t^ft

a.

^^l+^ffet) A

and

(-f^T

Holding or bearing a

^S^t
mfn.

bat.

5*3^-

(mfn. pres. part.

a.

Moving, shaking,
TJ 5 TT^ SJ T

TsWt

s.

s.

(m. T>*\ +

(n.

R.

s.

a.

^T + *rf^)

W^)

The holy

^T + ^FT)

roaming about; motion.

leather

(mfn.)

a.
2.

1.

R. 0*!jLjpj5*s)

Motion.

1.

shield.

A
shoe.

from R.

(J.

"S^S

t>^6pt?1

s.

The power of motion.

<r

maker.

bnttofe

Tremulous,

2.

wandering or

habit, a custom.

shaking, unsteady.

Habitual, customary, current.

fig -tree.

^0

1063

(ra/ft.^H' + ^I^) Passable, proper

a.

or

to

fit

fc^lts.

1064
as that of a fluid

be passed over or through.

(/.

from R. T>*%)

worn by the lower

short petticoat

of women.

class

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

or spill a liquid in carrying

R.

Onpfa^Tl

To cause

(mfn. TF*.

a.

conduct

Op^**!

Partly move-

able and partly immoveable; stationary and lo-

"^)

(from R.

a.

(from R.

to

or act, to urge on, to drive, to dispatch.

D^n 0^1

To move with a

Moveable, un-

steady, unstable, fluid.

0^) Motion, action, currency.

(caus. of T^f^it^?)

v. a.

move

O^+^pftlT)

U^)

(from R.

agitate

it.

wave-like motion (as fluids carried in a vessel).

be moved or shaken, moveable.

(^from

^f^<3?U3) To

(caus. of

v. a.

Also

v. n.

What may

a weight swinging

or of

freely.

0*3^ An

action

behaviour,

a habit, a custom.

(corrupt, of

a.

*K)

1>^1(

S3tf^*K)

"frlW*] a. (corrupt, of

Forty.

Forty.

comotive; wavering, unfixed, tremulous.

T^TtFl%

s.

^"TC^I

s.

s.

^T)

(from R.

Reciprocal motion.

(T^Tl + ^cTl) Much ado about a

thing.

(from R.

s.

a.

Moved,

A journey,

lv )

a race.

agitated, shaken, gone, current, cus-

tomary.

Mohun P.

p. 104.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

Moveable,

to

U^+^P)

be moved, to be shaken

fit

to

be

v. a.

go

off,

(from R. "5*^)

To move,

to continue, to pass (as

to go,

money), to

be discharged (as a gun), to flow, to blow, to

avail.

(mfn. R.

U^T+^W)

unsteady, moveable,
s.

(m. from R.

water taken up

hand

0^<P

The

a.

for rincing the

(p.

F^tl s. (p.
A fountain.

^(Wfe,
T>^3?

s.

<ui^)

s.

(n.

i.

hastily taken up.

2.

1.

An

ing of a

handful of water,

plough.

C^KP

(w.)

Carey.
not seeing or

when before his eyes. Carey.

1.

(><{Ri})

-C\J) To

pair of spectacles.

1.

To

kill or hurt.

2.

2.

eat.

1>^+ 3I< )

wine glass.

1.

drinking-

Spirituous liquor.

2.

Plowed,

s.

The plough-

field.

the hollowed palm of the

T>*5+^)

A fountain,

Also written

(mn. R.

vessel, a

Moving about,

Also

which

Seeing nothing,

^jj-z*^) The

regarding of a thing

(caus. of

v. a.

mouth.

2.

regarding nothing, purblind.

fluid.

T^T) A

in

eye.

^)

(p.

a. (from

ypn^ a.
U^T

^)

(p.

Root,

gone over or through.

to

s.

TJ^ftlp^Wt
Current coin.

defect in sight

well.

^^+^5) IP^^t^

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

age.
T>*fJI

cy

(from

frequently attacks persons about forty years of

^ftt3) To

(from

cause to

ploughing in va-

rious directions.

handful of water

OTtf^

undulating motion,

ing a

s.

(from 0*1 15

field.

2.

W)

l.The act of plough-

The wages paid

for ploughing.

1066

1065

b^il^T

(m. from R. T>^I?)

s.

on the top of a

1.

sacrificial post.

wooden

2.

An

ring

iron ring

1.

large turf or piece of earth which

stands loose.

2.

Carey.

leader, a protector.

at the base of the post.

l&

0"R^

lt>*1

(from R. G>*^) To plough.

v. a.

s.

Ploughed.

(from

a.

mat of reeds.

coarse

noun of

(v.

s.

Shaved, scraped
Ploughing, worming

(%XI+CH1%1) An

s.

sup-

insect,

posed by the Hindus to be the cause of a tu-

mour which

frequently breaks out between the

2.

of the

month P'halguna.

(F^1

s.

Cultivated

Wl,

for

(&4fS)

i.

commit wickedness,

(D^ilR?) To
Soft

s.

Also

81.

p.

(corrupt, of
volition.

2.

v. a.

to ask.

tfSPT

FT51

(from

a.

TTrS^

1.

1.

To look upon,

2.

To be proud.

To

tree

wish, to desire,

which

T>fa"H

(U\sfr + *&tT\

for

Also

paddy,

3^1)
its

s.

(from

seed,

"5"^^

s.

ditation.

shave, to scrape or pare off the

s.

(!>UiU

for

^Tt^+xrRI) A
Carey.

T>SJR) A Chandala, an

(corrupt, of

man

(from^K?)

1.

mutual

Rivalry, emulation.

(a. jyo) Reflection, consideration,

me-

a.

befitting a

of the lowest class of

Hindu

(from

T^T^H)

Vile, low, vulgar,

Chandala.

(corrupt, of T>*SJ)

*.

The moon.

o
1>T&l3l1

s.

WU

lac

s.

c
^tTrfl

(corrupt, of I>5l3*i )

An

awning.

^E, + C3TI) A kind

(TTfrt for

some other

or

bling

quest.

2.

To

Scrapings, shavings.

l'k

wish, a desire, a re-

desire or endeavour.

s.

OloHjill

employed as a medicinal drug.

s.

to

society.

is

Ft^TlW^Xn

To cause

off.

desire, a wish, a

OTt
s.

off.

outcast, a

&W*fl) Husked

(Chaoolmoogra odorata)

(caus. of

sort of fish not yet determined.

sifted rice.

MS^f^ltl

hair.

Scraped or shaved

TO * (from^Tfe^J)
yf^RntTl

view, a look.

(corrupt, of

Curled

a wish,

desire,

to see.
1.

of the

surface.

of an animal.

(from

request.

2.

v. a.

^bC^I)

moon

Carey.

Oiy>W)

shave or scrape

dirt.

(fromf^l)

2.

s.

to cheat.

To

1.

(From the Chinese cha) Tea.

The kick

s.

(^53lf3)

or x.

grind or pound.

mud,

curl.

night before the cerethe full

(0K>< + C^*l)

v. a.

Root,

1.

s.

for^ft)

Mohun P.

land.

a.

Dl0^<H

t>*U^fi

scraping,

off.

made the
Dhola at

bonfire

mony

fingers.

T>5~ft

l(>< a. Curled, crisped, crimped,

T$fF&\

3.

in.

Carey.

"5^

(>

1 1

gummy

of

substance resem-

it.

s.

(from TFEj)

An awning

a build-

ing with a roof supported by pillars, and open

on

all sides,

night.

an open portico.

2.

moon-light

1067

1068

FtKl

(from

s.

money.

lection of

1.

2.

A subscription or
A small fish (Zeus

Also

longus).

o
FHltvS

^5?)

col-

FW%i

ob-

the taste or relish of any thing.

Fl^Tl

O^'n )

(from

s.

(Cassia Tora).

(from T>frt ) The ridge of a house

s.

joining of the two sides of

ol^jpWft * A sky-lark. See^T^jtla

the top.

a plant

Sabda

S. p. 379.

(from

a.

The name of

Carey.

<j

ikl

Also

the

roof or thatch at

its

Tasting, trying

(from

a.

Clear, white,

s.

for

a.

t>

Silver.

F3F+ 3^

from R.

^)

Turning like a wheel, revolving, moving

tFWfufl

(corrupt, of

*.

O-^Ks^ ) An

awning.

Tarachand Ch.
j^W-)

(p.

Ft^f^T
ment

champaha
o

TWI

(from'^^ + ^f^^l) An

s.

for the ear

A servant,

a domestic.

(from P.^l>-) Land given as a reward

for services rendered.

flowers,

I>1<PH1

(from

5.

orna-

resembling a bunch of unblown

in

circle.

tpl^j

1.

small tree with fra-

grant flowers (Michelia Champaca).

ornament

An

Certain lands al-

p.

lowed to zemindars

to defray the

expence of

collecting the revenue.

resembling a bunch of

for the ear,

unblown champaka

2.

(from

s.

(from

a.

flowers.

Serving,

p.

s.

female servant.

variety of the

(Musa sapientum).

plantain-tree

(p. ^jj^U-) Service

Carey.

an

office,

an ap-

pointment.

A species of fish (Silurus sex-carinatus,

as a

Buchanan''s MSS.). Carey.

and attendance.

to it) Service

A
(Amaranthus polygamus).
(corrupt, of

circle,

comb

Also I>t3>1

Carey.
1.

any thing

or

the

2.

'BT^CTN'

in large

(T>t^ +

v.

tasting

any

its tail

like a turkey

small

bird

(Muscicapa

Carey.

thins,-.

5t&3 )

Also

The

Ffe#T.

OH5 ) 1. A province, a
2. A slice of fruit, bread,

an

estate.

Round
s.

like a wheel, circular, orbicular.

(^t^U p.jb) The hold er of

estate, the prefect or governor of a district

trying or

(Ft^

s.

for

F^ + ^T)

particular

medicinal drug.

F^1
2.
a.

noun of

(corrupt, of

TTt^jW^

TSWjt^f

Tarachand Ch.

WK)

a.

TO^Slt^

Also

or province.

lumps or blocks.

Gloss, brightness.
s

&c.

an d

s.

district,

an

which spreads
laticauda).

honey-

or hornet's nest.

from the Engl, chalk,

s.

SttfE
Tjt^^l

wheel, a discus,

circular.

comb of a wasp

Chalk when
15T<PC><Pl

pot-herb

rhyme

s.

(corrupt, of

OH

1.

wheel, a

circle.

A fish (Cottus gobioides, Buchanan's MSS.).

(from

Tasted.
hi a.

taste food.

(cans, of

FTT<t?3) To cause

to

1070

1069

Ol<pikHl

5.

(UW+p, 43b) A particular mediA

of fish (Cottus insidiator, Lacepede, vi. 328).

v. a.

Carey.

(from 1>!F)

s.

taste, to try the taste

1.

^U-) A

(p.

mill, a grinding-stone.

(Cassia Tora).

Also r>t<FHJl

p. 31.

(Clupea

sort of fish

Mohun P.

p. 34.

Buchanan's MSS.).

lata,

&1<Rul

s.

(corrupt, of

E^^fVl) A

(Hemionites cordifolia).

l<SpvJ

Also

1<PCXPJ s

rise.

Also

Hort. Ben.

plant

p.

To rouse

* A
MSS.).

(Grewia

shrub

to

rigida,

Buchanan's

Carey.

(m.) Whiteness or beauty of the teeth.

s.

75.

one's self for action, to

purpose of doing any thing

a person like the paroxysm of a disease.

"Sl^ft

T>t%[

Roused, stimulated, excited.

a.

for the

seize

Carer/.

to bring

rousing, stimulating, or causing to

arise

act of

v. a.

2.

rouse up,

The

mm.

Hort. Ben.

to cause to rise
disease.

noun of

(v.

s.

clasp-knife, a pen-knife.

A plant

1.

5.

rousing-

$Wlft3)

tfM'W

small spindle.

Sl^tl

To

on the paroxysm of a

of any

See T>lfttU3.

thing.

2.

To

The

Also

(caus.

to stimulate, to excite
. .

2.

one's self to motion or exertion.

species

The approach

1.

of the paroxysm of a disease.

cinal drug.

Tfl^t

noun

v.

wide shallow basket, a

scuttle.

Tdrachand Ch.

(from t><Pt>pP) Brightness, lustre,

Wood-sorrel (Oxalis monadel-

(/)
glare.

pha, Rox.).

^T^fyf^pT

a.

pP) Loosing

(from !><(>

brilliance or lustre

of

its

U^) A

(from h.

said of the evening about

father's brother; a pa-

Also

ternal uncle.

sun-set.

"StS^t

Any

s.

(from TJ2f)

1.

t>iol\3
wafer, a lozenge.

(from l>ll>1) Derived from a father's

a.

2.

brother.
flat

and round body.

1

who

A chorister,

daugha bard

heroes, gods, &c.

ITfcFT

a.

2.

An

(mfn.TSZF +

oil-maker.

The son of

tag<l a. (mfn. from

5^t.

Mil.

Wilkin's Gr. 897)

Relating to the eye, optical

-visible,

seen.

s.

The name of one of the seven Manus.

Manu

5W*5l

i.

s.

(from

provincial

name

of

the orange.
v. a.

thing.

(>

E>^1

(from

taste, to try the taste

of any

1>1 )

The wife of a

TTt^3

s.

s.

person.

See l>tl>1

father's brother.
(n.

s.

ingness

paternal uncle.

Unstable; easily imposed upon.

a.

fickleness,

To

The imposing upon a

Ff5&1

62.

father's brother.

Wilkin's Gr. 900)

Relating to a wheel or discus.

(m.)

ter of a father's brother.

chaunts in chorus the praises of kings,

US^+tT)

unsteadiness,

agility, fluidity,

(m. from R. T>"tj

Changeableness,

restlessness,

waver-

activity.

rogue, a cheat.

1072

1071

+ ^) A magician,

1>tT^T

s.

wowra of

(.

in

^tp5lv3) The

act of

(fromf^) The

track or trace of a fish

the water.

"STt^t^r

(mfn. from

a.

TTt^)

Fit for, or

sown

with the chick-pea (Cicer arietinum).

Also

licking.

The name of the author of a work

. (#&.)

Licked

(from

o.

Fti *

young sparrow.

from

(?w.

a necromancer.

compiled from various other books.

(caus. of

a.

v.

Ftf^U3) To

cause

person of the most degraded

to lick or to lap.

Hindu

class of

Ft&Wlfla

(from

s.

^tf&U3) A

mutual or

reciprocal licking.

6 1*3-1 R<*

(from R. "5"^)

s.

Sltf^t^

v. a.

As. Res.

kick backwards.

society,

an outcast, a Pariah.

v. 60.

s.

T>RTH +

(/.

See

Pariah

Proper to be sucked

(from

a.

or licked

lick, to lap.

only said of some kinds of

+ ^) A

Fifteen

s.

Pleasing or

(m.)

very lus>

\s3<pl

(Jemin. ofl>T33? + ^) A female cuckoo.

s.

Also TJT^f^fl.

FT^+^tf^)

wicked persons.

conspiracy, an assembly or band of

FlTpntft

(-fH

a.

Flattering,

(m.)

s.

mfn.

an adulator, a

flatterer,

'ks^J^I

(ojvS^+ TO?) A

s.

parasite.

(Milium

grass

The palm
TnM'S'i-.

(/.

or flat of the hand.

"^T^+^f^)

MSS.).

Flattering lan-

1.

guage, a laudatory speech.

Service.

2.

1.

as

is

2.

Steep, high.

s.

(T>T\5l

5r

i^t)

An

s.

The

emphatic ex-

pression, a raised or loud voice.

a.

(from
a boat.

2.

To
ti.

dismiss, &c.

^gjfs- ?) 1.
lever.

enclosed plain space

^3/< )

Dexterous, clever,

See
pole used to impel

(m.

s.

vative adjective

0ks<t s.

(/

cleverness.

Ft^TP

^3^+3^+^)

deri-

relating to place or circum-

s.

Fl^-f^)
2.

(.

from

Dexterity, ability,

1.

Fraud, deceit

female

3^- -<cl) The

;

infidelity.

aggregate

of the four casts or principal divisions of

society

Yates' Gr. p. 421.

stance.

Buchanan's

able, ingenious.

T5l3RPte

fixing a bow-string.
ioi**f?5[

(from^^^T) An

s.

<r

dressed for one meal.

(from n. L&js-)

of

Carey.

">T3^" a. (?nfn. from

hurry; a necessity; a wrench.

As much food

0"P3t^

Chaturdoorva,

species

a terrace, the roof of a house, a sheet of water.

ad. Altogether, entirely, wholly.

a.

According to some, a kind of

discourse,

grateful

cuckoo (Cuculus

swallow.

flattery.

1\5 s.

bird, a kind of

melanoleucus).

Carey.

cious variety of the plantain.

female

See

or outcast.

T>tN3<i? 5. (m.)

fruit.

vulgar lute.

To kick backwards.
(jemin. of

To

v. a.

viz.

Hindu

Brdhmans, Kshatriyas, Vaisyas,

1074

1073

and Sudras.

(mfn.} Pertaining to the four

a.

with the

castes.

0^^+

from

a. (mfn.

I>fa$~fcP

four months,

O^+STf^T)

continuing during four months.

A hole

from

(n.

5.

hand, to slap.

flat

Also

palm.

T>*H )

Unsteadiness, fickle-

Wilkins' Gr. 984.

species of bread-fruit (Artocarpus

Hort. Ben.

Chaplasha).
large square cloth.

strike or

noun of TTW^Ttt^) The striking

(v.

ground to receive a

A sheet, a

(p.

s.

in the

Also

burnt-offering.
C>

dug

'5l t 55 T
ness.

Deceit, roguery, fraud.

2.

To

Slapped, stricken with the palm.

Cleverness, dexterity.

1.

(from

flat

any one with the

a.

OsS^T+IT)

(n.

s.

Lasting

Wilkins' Gr. 899.

s.

v. a.

smite with the

(mfn. from

a.

palm.

flat

Versed

in the four vedas.

"frfcPI)

(from "Sl^fa) Slapped or stricken

Tjl^tvSl a.

UtH^ft

1>*M + XT)

(n.

s.

p. 66.

Unsteadiness, rash-

ness, inconsiderateness.

ITfapft

(froml>^)

s.

Illuminated by the moon.

rSj a. (m/ra. from 0*tl) Lunar, pertaining to

the moon.

(w?.)

s.

lunar gem.

2.

lunar month.

fortnight of a month.

servance

The chandrakanta

1.

3.

The

any thing used

light

bkH^V^

s.

(m.

St^ + ^TR)

FfaEfftPi

s.

The lunar

Ft^ + Ht^) A lunar month.

(m. from "5^ + ^JST )

expiatory penance regulated

press a thing

A reli Sfious or

by the moon's age

UPtK

printing
a.

moon, and increasing

it

s.

A
3.

(m. from R.

turf,

A block

a.

Manu

T^J A bow.

1.

burden.

{mfn.

T^M +3=)

slap or

(from "SPlfc

down,

the

To

cover, to

olPlW)

To

force or

to print.

(from^tpfr3) A mutual

noun of

1>W^U3)
crowd.

pressure,

v. a.

3.

To

or re-

The covering

Also

1.

To

cover, to conceal.

2.

To

5l*JSri

delay.

FM Curdled.
(5^1 + "5^) Coagulated milk.

(from

a.

bl^U.U^

the platen of a printing-press.

s.

ad. (from

Pertaining to a bow.

In curds, clots, or

lumps.

Wilkins' Gr. 902.

s.

used to impress the figures in print;

press down, to compress, to quash, to smother.

(Beng.)
2.

upon a substance

Pressed down, printed.

manner during
xi. 217.

a square clod, a lump.

ing calicoes
TTt5

in like

A press,

2.

a thing, the pressing a thing down, the art of

for the

dark half of the

(v.

s.

day by one mouthful

Wilson.

cover.

ciprocal pressing.

diminishing the daily consumption of food every

the light half.

v. a.

(cms. of

a.

v.

s.

s.

to press

press down.

year.

Ffc^ITPT

lever of a press,

FPittts?

see

t\f*K3)

(from

or

The chandrdyana ob-

4.

tWs.

blow with the

1.

The

flat

(Dispermum hedysarum,

flat

palm.

2.

A plant
Buchanan's MSS.
palm.

3.

probably a species of Flemingia, Carey.}

particular

garment worn by

Mu-

hammadans.

Ff*fFH
lumps.
3

ad. (from

In curds, clods, or

5tH

1075

"St^tCFM

Under a

ad. (from T>\*\)

Compressed,

a.

^tH

pressed

down by

pressure.

bkXlfcT

distress or

misfortune.
t>

a.

t>l4.)

Buchanan's

recurvus,

(Ffe + ^ltlT) A

s.

not yet described.

Carey.

Wol

s.

(p. <U"*f~)

squatting posture.

(from

A
(Pleuronectes

fish

MSS.}

1076

spoon, a ladle.

species of Artocarpus not yet de-

Carey.

scribed.

Carey.

A small

(corrupt, of

Ol<vi1

(from T>"H)

s.

earth as

is

dug up

square clod

much

as

species of bat.

one spadeful.

at

A plant
2.

!>]%#)

(from

s.

The view

1.

wish, a desire.

(from t>.R(s\S5)

a.

asked

(Hedysarum

vespertilionis).

Carey.

or sight of a person or thing.

a.

"Ffal

Arum

species of

Wished

(fromFtSI) Adhesive,

sticking, sticky.

desired,

for,

Gristle.

for.

To cause an

(cans.

v. a.

oWvil

(corrupt, of (>*-*4,%)

s.

animal to masticate.

(>W\Jl

f^Wfe h

(from'5tf^rU3)

ing at one another.

2.

1.

A mutual

look-

(from

s.

fcUlO)

A skin,

Scurf,

leather.

dandruff,

a.

Light and dry (as wood).

mutual wishing or

cutaneous or vario-

requesting.
lous disease.

<>U"W

s.

noun of

(v.

okl^lsS) The

act of

FfrtPrel.
chewing, mastication.

Ffe) The

"^^) To chew,

to

mas(w.

from T5*T^_)

ticate.

(from the Portug. chave)

chowri,

the

tail

yak (Bos grunniens) of Tartary, used

of the
s.

egg of a louse, a

Also TStlFft

nit.

(from R.

v. a.

(from

s.

Also

key.
fan

as a

or

and

Also

fly-brush.

St^^l (p. tlSoW.) A scourge, a whip. -STff^3

To whip.

v. a.

TTteke^Wi^

BtS^^I

s.

ulio

(p.

W) A

good horse-

man, a horse-breaker, a jockey.

(p.

(corrupt,

of

j^Ui^ilk.) The

TP*!^) A

business

skin,

v. a.

To

leather.
flay, to

OT

.FtlR + ^fi)

s.

tick or acarus

which fastens

itself

mango-tree (Mangifera Indica).

(Pandanus odoratissimus).

TTtoft
(using

s.

MSS.}.

a chowrie).

flower

2.

L Ahorse
(Beng.}

of Chenopodium not yet de-

on the skin
ree,

Carey.

The

scribed.

species of shrub (Camelia

guta, Buchanan's

4.

3.

Wilson.

(-f^. T>fcra"+^)

its tail like

A kind

2.

cylindricum).

betel-

species of

Carey.

of animals.

The

1.

nut tree (Areca Faufel or Catechu).

potherb, a species

skin.

"Sm^Tt^t^T

of grass (Saccharum

or occupation of a horse-breaker or jockey.

s.

Cham-

shrub (Nerium Doodkou-

Buchanan's MSS.~).

tfcUfcfll a.

(from

like dried leather.

Carey.

L) Having a bad smell

1078

1077

"BTtHt&l*. (from

TO) A strap for setting razors.

T>fe3?T7

Carey.

casia).

Also

A
make mats (Cyperus

of grass used to

species

Pangorii).

Fl^ttfd s. (5t% + p. <tfU) A sort of checquered

cloth.

Carey.

TH^rte"

(corrupt, of

V^aiwfc*

(m. from R. T><[^)

s.

maker.

^TtTI^*. ( UM"^ + 3ffcT ) A species of yam.

("STO^t, forTO^l, + ^1)

si

climbing plant (a species of Dalbergia

2.

An

4.

actor of note.

?)

t>4,J

from

tham}.

variety of Dolichos lignosus.

Carey.

A dancer,

a mime.

reader of the vedas.

the superior deities.

(p. *>U-) 1-

s.

3.

1.

demigods who act as panegy-

species of

rists to

Carey.

The red-blossomed

(Hibiscus mutabilis). See

tanner, a

a worker in leather, a shoe-

currier, a skinner,

A plant

(/.)
s.

Wake-Robin (Arum Colo-

variety of

Help, remedy.

2.

(from R.

La-

species of bird (Lanius cristatus,

3.

FtTte

v. a.

plant, a seedling.

(from 1>lTl) To plant out seed-

lings.

(.) Gold.

^
^t^v3l

s.

or Dvjrga.

name of

Also

FlW^JSlKSl

+ p.

IJl^tn^l.

(m.)

s.

champaca).

2.

1.

revere.

(m.

To

Wilson.

v. a.

C>

spy.

f%

is

3.

s.

&c.

2,

(Beng.)

a. (corrupt,

of

1.

To

worship, to

collection.

Wilhins'

e. g.

Motion, going

^3 ^t^b 1<T a.

in the air,

The sky

A secret
A

ofU^T)

(from T>t ^"1

plants from seed

nursery-

Four.

moving

To sow

seed, to raise

to level the surface of the

ground or of any other thing.

s.

s>-j4

(p.

J^. ) A

square, an

area.

ad.

tftHiftH

in the

(^tft' + 'fePl fromft'l)

on every

four sides,

s.

from

Fourfold.

EtfTpfFl

frequently used in comp.

air,

s.

in

Quadrangular.

Tjtf^T^^ll

(m. from R. EPffS

(infn.}

I>tf^"a. (corrupt.

called na-

discern.

going

Dealing

Carey.

The plant commonly

fromR. ffr)

Whose

from seed.

Clupea chryso-

Gr. 822.
s.

FtTftt3)

(from

The champaka (Michelia

(TjtTlf^,- G3)

i.

2.

a.

plants, raising plants

(Clupanodon

a fish

MSS. ;

gesar (Mesua ferrea).

T>T^ Root,

SWfTTTl

case of

Lacepede xn, 192. 228).

UtF^fH

's.

s.

to it)

Plants and seedlings, remedies and hopes.

man.

The name of

s.

Parvati

boot.

Champil, Buchanan's

tm

the goddess

(tftf^genit.

s.

xjyo)

ptera,

rhyme

as a

(/.)

a.

side, all

On

around.

(from "Stfr + tl) Four-footed.

chair, a stool

a bedstead.

Also

or atmosphere,

agent or emissary, a

worm.
Four.

4.

ad.

bait for fish.

sides,

on every

Z 2

(from
side, all around.

On

four

FM

1079

&Af5l$5El

(Ftft+^l)

a.

Complete, whole,

(-f^T^

a,

+ Ft^,

Water,

s.

Moving

(mfn?)

a.

(mfn.} Moving in the

+ FT^1,

Air,

s.

Ft3?

a.

Ffa + 3^P)

mfn.

Going,

Frequently used in composition,

moving.

W%

(from R.

a.

See

Active, lively.

Ft^T^.

entire.

Ft"^

FH^

1080

A
elegant,

(/.) or

"3"

Carey; D.

tree (Dillenia Indica,

Hort. Ben.

fruit-tree

(Eugenia macrocarpa).

p. 43).

Also

its fruit.

metre

Ff 5

(n.

s.

"S^+^H) A sieve,

R.

particular

Carey.
a strainer.

Also Ft'T'ft (/.) (Beng.') The causing a thing

the passing of any thing through a
to move
;

sort of

sieve or skreen.

As. Res. x. 465.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

speciosa,

(n.} Beauty, ele-

As. Res. x. 465.

in Sanskrit prosody.

(n.)

Carey.

handsome,

sort of

s.

(Saccharum Bengalense, Willd.}.

333|i$

gance.

FffJ3?.)

prepar-

rice,

agreeable.

Dealing in

from
a.

from

air or sky,

Ft^)

(from

a.

ing rice for sale.

sort of grass

^3

Beautiful,

(mfn.}

in the water,

e. g.

Perfuming the person, anoint-

0Hl1

(fromtf^^3) The

s.

sifting

of corn,

the passing of any thing through a sieve or

ing with sandal, &c.

..

skreen.

<r

Fr'SI

(mfn. from F*5I) Covered with leather.

a.

Ft* ?^
5

from

(n.

s.

J>*$\) A

(mfn. fut. part. p. of R.

a.

multitude of hides,

Capable of being moved.

of shields, &c.

Fll^f

from

{n.

s.

armed with

I)

^ ^) A number
5

F^3"M
of

men

large variety of the bamboo.

s.

The name of one of

(m. from R. 0"^?)

the outcast tribes

in

Hindu

Manu

society.

x. 23.

(-ftfT

mfn. FfaF + 3tf[ +

^)

Beautiful, elegant, symmetrical.

Ft^^? s (to.
A sophist, a
.

matter of

Carey.

s.

from

FFF + <rt^

philosopher

Hindu

F"N1

s.

from R.

any

(Chaoolmoogra odorata).

(from R. T>*1)

3.

2.

v. a.

(caus. of

Conduct, behaviour;

Ffprcs) To

remove,

to drive forwards or onwards, to transport, to

dispatch, to manage, to steer.

and considered by the

faith,

a.

orthodox as an atheist or materialist.

1.

The pitched roof of a house.

rat's hole.

bl^^W

sceptic in

tree

Carey.

management.

FP%1

very thick and

shields.

VW^fcl
Ft*P

(Ft^ + ^t*]) A

s.

Active, lively, energetic,

(p.

As. Res.
clever.

i.

Trans. R.A.S.

344.

i.

28, 445, 550, 558,

(p.

567.

Ft^T

s.

(to.

thatch.
3.

from R.
2.

(Beng.*)

Husked

rice.

T^Jj

1.

sloping roof or

The blue jay (Coracias

Conduct,

course,

Indica).

behaviour.

4.

^^SU-)

Activity,

energy,

liveli-

ness, cleverness.

Ft^tPral

a.

(from

F^Tfe^)

Urging

for-

ward, driving on, dispatching, superintending.

s.

superintendant, the manager of any thing.

f^

1081

TTM^ft

(from

s.

ifeSS?)

The despatch

removal of merchandize or goods,

Causing

a.

to

(from R. T5^T)

s.

practice.

A method,

2.

of a person.
5.

1.

Rice

4.

custom, a habit,

a fashion.

are stowed the bamboos

Hindu

FfaT

(m.)

s.

a.

T>*X)

A running

Carey.

motion.

(from R. T>^1)

To cause

1.

Caused

passed through a

"^1^1

The name of

s.

T>tfcs3

dispel, to drive

away.
sift

2.

To

or skreen.

to

move.

2.

to, to

collect.

To

x.

( J>

To

2.

HU

The

To

collect

or

when

to it)

To

(IbHlfo,

v.

S^Hfe)

with

To
;

With

for.

with

mine, to resolve

jolting motion of a palanquin

for.

1.

To

cover, to conceal, to deck over.

seek, to search

prefixed,

(ITrpn +35tf^f as a rhyme

ask, to wish, to

look

(OTft, OTTO),

i.

fix

collect; with f^",

or 3Tl

To heap

over,

upon, to deter-

with

To

to decide;

to determine,

to reflect;
.

To

To look

7i.

ft^TKS),

Sifted through,

or skreen.

sift

v.

ft Root,

3.

p. 309.
s

2.

a species of snipe (Sco-

(from

v. a.

to cover

Z>tf^Htf^

Carey.

The name of a plant (Cordia myxa).

Sabda S.

See

jay.

to

(mfn. pret, part. p. of the caus. of R.

1.

The blue

1.

Sugar-cane.

and other cumbersome

any thing through a

to pass

sift,

hanging-shelf or stage in a

7.

move, remove, to

s.

ploughman.

want.
v. a.

Ploughing.

lopax Gotera).

6.

house.

gait

upon which

stage built on a large boat

tackling.

The

3.

cleansed for the table.

to cultivate the ground,

(from

a.

1082

till.

the despatch of any thing.

5tf"T

To plough,

v. a.

or

consider,

withal,

To seek; with ^f, To

carried

heap up,

to collect.

carelessly.

husk and made ready

oH^ll

s.

(m.)

{> 1*1 s.

2.

1.

lage,

3.

lage, husbandry, agriculture.

s.

(from

a.

til-

rhyme

to it) Til-

tide,

a hus-

Rustic, clownish,

clumsy.

Rustic,

awk-

awkward,

(from

person, to stimulate, to rouse, to

a.

Roused,

f^T

a.

stir

up.

stimulating or rousing any one.

stirred up,

J>-)

(from

fine, nice.

To awaken a

noun of fE>3TttU3) The act of

(v.

(t.

1>W)

H-^H) The spring-

(from fl>3ltt3) Awakened, stimu-

awakening,

(from

Awake,

a.

lated to action.

awkwardness.
a.

( ft>vilM

s.

v. a.

(from ^t^Ti) Rusticity, clumsi-

l>t<ll[ou1

act of

a tide at the equinoxes in spring.

Also

ward, clumsy.

ness,

fi>3FT^1*T

a.

"5tfc3) A ploughman,

bandman, a clown,

The

alive, active.

To plough.
as a

Ffal

Indica).

(JBeng.^j Agriculture,

v. a.

ft3^t3)

awakening or rousing any one.

The blue jay (Coracias

king-fisher.

noun of

(v.
sieve.

running, quick motion.

(from

a person, to rouse, to

stimulate.

for the table.

"57^) A

(from

To awaken

v. a.

Rice cleansed from the

(from ).Hl.)

s.

2.

awakened.

A cheek

or blind.

ftf^K?)
Unctuous,

Split into thin pieces

oily,

smooth.

1083

1084

Wood
thin and straight pieces, a skewer.
s.

(p-JjO y/^-)
(cans,

^. a.

An

in

To make

ID^e.H

(v.

s.

[tXPRW)

The

act of
a.

Po-

(fW!

s.

from

iW^ t ^tt

Buchanan's MSS.).

tree (a species of Croton,

(mfn. from

R.f + S)
,

the volitive form

Wishing

to act, desirous of act-

ft^"
hair.

The

(to.)

s.

hair of the head

fSWte"

(corrupt,

a lock of

Rashly criminal, guilty through

a. (mfn.')

want of discrimination or

smoothed, straightened.

1WW*T1

Desired

ing or doing.

making a thing smooth,

polishing or
lished,

noun of

of

be done, wished to be accomplished.

a.

smooth, to polish, to straighten.

form of R. <|

volitive or desiderative

to

embroiderer.

fbfeW)

of

split

Carey.

reflection.

The

of "frC^t^")

partridge (Tetrao rufus, Linn.

red

Perdix rufa,

Lath.).

Carey.

(from R. 0<pl ,irQ Bright, clear,

fair

fS"f%T3

(from

a.

v.

"f^^

To make

!)

s.

(to.

from R.

Root,

x.

(to.)

(ft^^)

s.

musk-rat.

fl>^pl

f%^) A physician.

(mfn.) Bland,

a.

(mfn.

irreg. fut.

To be cured

part. p.

or remedied,

curable, medicable.

fW^^Tl

s.

(f.

a.

(mfn.) Flat-nosed.

soft,

mild, smooth, unc-

tuous, oily, slippery, emollient,

\31

betel-nut tree.
a.

To S ive P ain

level,

smooth, to polish.

straight, or

ftftS;^

fi^

ft><$
-v.

(said of the sky or weather).

(/.) or

(to.)

s.

The

(n.) Soft-

ness, unctuousness, oiliness.

f^^tl^"

(from fS-f 1

s.

Softness, unctuous-

ness, oiliness, smoothness.

from R.

f^) The practice or

(/.) 1.

science of medicine, the art of healing, the adrat

mouse. Wilson.

(Sorex cceruleus).

2.

musk-

Carey.

ministering remedies.

(mfn.)

a.
a.

f^)

(mfn. irreg. pret. part. p. R.

See

emollient.

f^^l

oily,

Cured, healed, remedied, treated by a

fi^3

physician.

s.

(from R.

Curable, medicable, to be remedied or cured.

a.

(from

f^ffe

or bursting forth as a

Suddenly

ft>^)

thunderbolt, the

stroke of a thunderbolt.

(mfn. irreg. fut. part. p. R.

a.

ing,

bland, unctuous,

Soft,

flash-

Softness, smoothness, unctuousness,

See fS^i

slipperiness.

sudden glare of

flash of light,

a glare

the

light.

redness of an evening sky.

PcxpI

a.

(from R. ft><| ) Harsh, astringent (only

said of the betle-nut).

(Wl<*l

s.

(J.

from R.

s.

flash of light,

a sudden glare.

See
Wilkins' Gr. p. 474).

desire to act or to do.

a.

f^f^

See

(mfn. pret. part. p. of

A
krassy).

the

s.

sort of timber-tree (Swietenia Chi-

Carey.
(to.)

shrimp or prawn.

(from

f5%5\

Also

and f&fcfl

f^fif^vlp

shrimp or prawn.

H^) A
like

a fried

shrimp.

fi3s.

The snake-gourd (Trichosanthes anHort. Ben.

A
Hort. Ben.

noise.
3

See

See

p. 70.

LA

s.

v. a.

(v.

noun of

slit.

2.

Vexation,

To scale

off",

to peel off.

f^f33) The

provoking of any one.

Irritated,

a.

fit

to peel or scale

p. 19.

See

"fi>

^"U"

s.

(/.

s.

off.

(from

Rice or grain wetted,

parched, and flattened.

fl>^+*rf3F) The mental

To exaspe-

{cans, of

or
rate, to teaze, to

The tamarind-tree (Tamarindus

provoke.

v. a.

its fruit.

2.

To be

i.

the smut of corn.

a.

s.

(from

2.

sort of account

Clammy,

of a rather thick consistence.

(from H.

c^iLs-)

T>^t) A

a.

Broad, open,

a note, a hand-

flat

(h. s.jUjJ^-)

a.

v.

(from

rusty,

bird-catcher.

f&^) To

cause a

The twinging

(from

sticky, tenacious.

Mouldy,

(from R.

a.

or throbbing of a

(from

Ropy,

throbbing or twinging sensation (as a wound).

See

(said of vessels or

aviary.

Carey.

f&VJSfc&W,

Carey.

letter,

An

sort of

plates).
a.

bird.

grass not yet ascertained (perhaps Milium ra-

mosum).

viscous.

an assignment, a bank-note.

G^^T

cut, to split off.

mil-

Molasses or treacle

s.

To

1.

to fret.

4- p. <sjlri.)

Rust, mouldiness

1.

or tally of land.

bill,

fbO)

another's mes-

n>|\SUl

(from

s.

dew

(from

To be exasperated,

Rust, mouldiness.

s.

a throbbing pain.

In-

senger or servant.

fi

split,

power.

Also

Root,

provoked,

To

A twinging sensation,
dicus).

irritating or

plant (Achyranthes Cappacea).

scream, a bawling, a squalling

(/.)

fit!:

exasperated.

intellectual

a note, a handbill,

letter,

(coiTupt. of cQjf*,)

v. a.

fi^fS

jtf^il*-)

passion,
fc>\i*i

guina).

(fSlbl + CT^) Rust, mouldi-

an assignment, a bank-note.

contracted, shrunk together

up,

(h.

s.

shrimp

(fW^ + Pttal) Shrivelled

a.

s.

ness.

Also

or prawn.

fF^TftTtl

(fWrf^ +

si

1086

f&\5

ffe^Ti

1085

wound.

f&f3U3)

Exasperation, pas-

sion, petulance.
viscid,

thick.

a.

Exasperated, pas-

(from

sionate, petulant, peevish.

Liquid molasses,

(from

Rust, mouldiness.

a.

(from

vish, captious, cross,

ft falsi )
s.

1.

Petulant, peeplant (Achy-

ft3

1087

ranthes lappacea).

(from

s.

a.

sation from a
i.

Throbbing, twinging (as the sen-

wound).

(C53f3),

ing

fi>^

(J.

^tf^T,

f^,

from R.

f&S)

Intellect,

understand-

the soul, the heart.

(R. ffr +

a.

sacrificial

(-^^n.f^ + ^FT)

s.

The place where

a funeral pile

f0vSl<lbi

a.

is

(f.

erected.

ftJ3l + 3T[J) Mounted upon a

funeral pile (said of a

Wilkins' Gr. 805) Colonly used in composition,

a.

(m/.) Collecting fuel for

fire,

i*w

woman

from ^f^j

s.

(ra.)

(-f%\

a.

from R.

f^fti

s.

(1lJ3l

a.

2.

1.

Covered, veiled, con-

Wilkins Gr. 693.

cealed.
a.

v. a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

(from (1>1

full

of plums (as

a plumcake).
fish

2.

(f.

from

funeral pile.

MSS.^.
1.

3.

a.

s.

(Mystus

Carey.

(Beng.} Leadwort (Plump. 34.

f&fOT&r

s.

To

(from

lie

on the back,

to

(fFfe

for

leo-

The

rule

ftTT,

See

ftf^^^t^"

s.

(m. fufiS + <D<l<U)

or pile of bricks, &c. of uniform dimensions.

Spotted.
(corrupt, of

ing for the dead, a shroud.

) Several

species of serpents.

P. rosea,

A plant
Hort. Ben.

Some

(Polypodium glabrum).

p. 75.

of

An

outcry, a loud

exclamation, a scream, a squalling noise.

cover-

(n.)

quantity, a heap.

Colebr. Alg. p. 100.

the spotted kinds of Cyprsea.

s.

heap, a collection.

bago Zeylanica, Mohun P.

Carey},

The

or theory for finding the solid content of a stack

Chitula, Buchanan's
s.

!)

Carey.

recline.

pard.

Spotted,

dead.

funeral pile.

Lying on the back, supine.

Gathered, collected.

pile

f^T-l-Sfa

for

Fire,

+ "ftf^

Lying on the funeral

spotted deer (Cervus Axis).

2.

Also

mfn.

1.

a.

that burns herself

(/.)

f^tllll.

The

pile.

with her deceased husband).

lecting, gathering

ft^TTfa) To

Frequently occur-

hunt-

(Felis jubata, Schreb.}

(COsSuRs, -C3,

x.

T prefixed.

s.

Carey.

A
ffcSiW*5*

1.

A plant

2.

(Plumbago rosea and Zeylanica).

ashes of a funeral

ring with the prepositions

ft^

mouldering state or condition.

ing-leopard.

Carey.

or with the insertion of a nasal

or

^f5U3)

from

s.

tasting acrid substances, at-

think, to reflect, to consider.

;T

fW^tm
A

tended with flow of saliva.

1%*s Root,

(Milium

sort of grass

fW^T) The sensation caused

mouth by

in the

Carey.

sanguinale).

fWfcS

2.

1088

Also "fS^t^l.^

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

sidered, thought, reflected

sible.

Wilkins' Gr.

p.

fij^ + 3) Con-

upon
419.

become sens.

(n.)

The

1089

f^JT

fifiS)

Trans.

reasoning faculty, the mind, the heart.

R.A.S.

559. 561.

i.

2. (w.)

any mark of the

a funeral

or touching the heart, exciting love or

desire.

mind

*.

site of

one's

Root,

wonder.
4.

freely.

A disgust at
son so as not to be on speaking-terms

To

a dis-

To

ffyS+'^WZ)

(m.

s.

Derangement

of mind, madness.

be wonderful.

(m.)

s.

Wonderful, beautiful,

2.

surprizing.
1.

Clever,

3.

picture, a painting;

any thing painted with a variety of colours

Surprize, astonishment, wonder.

2.

Sky, heaven.
tarian

rogance, haughtiness.

to

To

2.

Many-coloured, variegated,

astonishing,

map.
Pride, ar-

\.

speckled.

spotted,

dexterous,

ftvSft^t

paint, to de-

with various colours.

To cause wonder,

(mfn?)

lovely,

agreement, a misunderstanding.

pile.

funeral pile.

x.

3.

or

see a rare or wonderful sight.

a.

a per-

from fi> CD)

(/.

lineate, to colour

The speaking

A monument

Wilkins' Gr. p. 429.

ftpl
Moving

1090

4.

mark on the

3.

circular ornament, a sec-

forehead,

(mn.) Variegated

colour.

ft>v3^

(mfn.

a.

"^5+^)

Fixed in the mind,

n>3<?

as a conception or impression.

fWlsH

ft>3 +

(mfn.

a.

^3<

+3?) A circular mark on

made with sandal, &c.

(m. ft>3

s.

forehead
Dissatisfied,

the

Also

painter.

disgusted, averse.
a.

(mfn.

f^!T^^

stealer of hearts, a deluder.

(-^\n.

s.

act or art of painting.

f^Sll^t9

fS^ + ^Ttt^t7!)

(m.

s.

Conscious-

ness of pleasure or pain, the attention of the

mind

Pensive, thought-

s.

(f.

fS3 + 3^f3)

Pride, arro-

(m.

s.

tree

fi^S + Stf^l) Anxiety,

per-

(rn.

s.

f&ST+^S)

s.

(f.

called

S.

falling into

Hh)

The

recumbent posture.

(f5^+*tT3

fi^T^

s.

(m.

?K)

The

a reclining posture with the face

turned upwards.

fho)

s.

(m. from R.

Mohun P.
f^TT^Tl

from R.

plant

s.

f^)

sacrificial fire.

painter.

2.

plant,

com-

f^T + T^) An epithet of Yama.

picture, a painting.

p. 153.

(f.

fromft^' + tt^)

(Cissus pedata).

2.

1.

creeping

kind of metre.

As. Res. x. 440.

fepTfl s.
1.

1.

Babreng.

A
from R.

fi>Vffa

f^T + ^tf^T )

f^ + ^^Tl) A

plexity, distress of mind.

falling into a

mfn.

(Dalbergia Ougeinensis).

fRI3^FTi
monly

gance, haughtiness.

frorftf 7

fi^Tf ^

anxious.

fSU3l^f3

(-f^\

a.

The

p. 153.

Painting, colouring with a variety of colours.

sensations.

(mfn.

a.
ful,

own

to its

flJS^T^t

f^ + ^fr
Mohun P.

(f.

fSTT + *K)

plant

commonly

called chakuliya (Hemionites cordifolia, Pox.").

1091

fi>"ftr

ffrvJTFT

f^T+^f A sort of cucumber

(m.

s.

(Cucumis

"ft

usitatissimus).

ferftft"?!

(mfn.

a.

a.

s.

f^T + ftf^T)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. fETJT + 3^3)

Varie-

checquered.
(mfn. from

a.

fS3"+fWl)

(/.

1092

Variegated, painted with a variety of colours,

gated, chequered, many-coloured.

fi>3"fWl

Variegated,

painted with a variety of colours

The

art

of

adorned, em-

bellished.

painting.

fSq

(m.

s.

f^IT+^H)

An

1.

ftTtTTl

intelligent

Siva.

Fire.

2.

fRrf^^

3.

The

mind or

m.

fU^ + mWT)

The

soul.

sun.

f5Ttt^1*T

+ P\P^3)

(mfn.

a.

(-TR

s.

epithet of

Well

blance of

s.

m ffeV + ^'t^lT)
.

The sem-

the illusory appearance of

intellect,

written, beautifully written.

spirit.

celebrated

a.

(mfn.

Intellectual, wise,

female writer.
kind, liberal, amiable.

fSTrfWRTS

(m.

s.

f^rPtarf^+^i) An

Vrihaspati.

epithet of

(Lit.

A plant (a species of Crotolaria)

TRASIKHANDIN.)
Hort. Ben.

(a variety of Citrus acida).

An

<*E.)

epithet of the

See

Manu

i.

f^T-hS/^) With

the pal

of

the hand turned upwards.

f^Tl

fi^T)

(femin. of

s.

The

1.

fourteenth of

a star

(<x)

in the Virgin's spike. As. Res. n. 293. xi. 323.

sort of

nus).

3.

plants

cucumber (Cucumis Madraspata-

Another plant (Curculigo orchioides).

Hort. Ben.

p.

24.

p. 13.

5.

Res. x. 412. 465.

i.

4.

Two

s.

sort of metre.

As.

R.A.S.

See also Trans.

(fer + ^SR^^T) A plant

cies of Dalbergia,
s.

(/. ?

(T^Tl + CSl^)

s.

f&*1 l*ll<^U

s.

Hort. Ben.

small species

plant (Triphasia aurantiola).

p. 25.

f^n^fT^XT

s.

(fpTl+HRUU) A

familiar

acquaintance with a person and his circumstances.

s.

f^f^T^

Buchanan's MSS.}.

fromfSTT) Ravishing,

surprizing (used in erotic composition).

(a spe-

Carey.

beautiful,

Sugar.
v. a.

See iftrd

a.

hun P.

Mohun P.

p. 34.

(from ffr^) To know, to recog-

nize, to distinguish

ft*

fSTTte"^

point out,

knowledge of any

other species of

457.

fljftrft

TBTftsSt^

(Plumbago rosea and P. Zeylanica).

Hort. Ben.

To

of

of leech.

the twenty-seven lunar mansions,

2.

v. a. (cans,

to show, to introduce to the

person.

35.

(mfn.

a.

p. 59.

familiar.

They

are MarIchi, Atri, Angiras,

Pulaha,
Pulastya,
Kratu, and Vasisht'ha.

tree

Acquainted with, known,

seven great Rishis

represented in the seven principal stars of Ursa

Major.

Carey.

The son of Chi-

one thing from another.

(from ^t"T) Chinese,

s.

Sugar.

Mo-

p. 75.

A twinging or throbbing sensation.

(ViJbRul

a.

(fromf^rf^T)

sharp (said of pain).

Shrill, acute,

1094

1093

+ ^^)

(mfn. from R.

a.

Anxious,

thoughtful, pensive.

f^FT s.

fc><lt\3

R. ffe*s + ^PT ) Reflection, thought,

(n.

(from R.

v. a.

W^) To chew, to mas-

ticate.

See

Flattened grain.

(/w.)

s.

consideration.

f^fllT

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

To be thought

IWi

s.

of, to

be

f^> +

reflected upon.

ftftP
fx>%P

s.

(-fk\mfn. fUW\ +

^M^ +

The

(?rc.)

Also

chin.

(from

a.

Reflection, consideration, thought, anxiety, care.

fSSW^. a.

to

mas-

ticate.

from R. ft?-. Wilkins' Gr. 831).

(/.

To chew,

(from R.

v. a.

1.

pincers, or nippers.

f&f

2.

A pair of tongs,

spasm, a cramp.

See

pinch.

^t*T.) Anxious, careful.

To

v. a.

ft^l + 'fa)
deeply engaged in meditation.

Full of thought,

to nip.

Also
(from

s.

said to yield to

wish

its

fabulous gem,

or pincers.

Thought on,

R.

part. p.

f5^ +

upon, recollected;

reflected

v. a.

To
pret.

(mfn.

1.

2.

may

possessor whatever he

for.

a.

pinch, to adhere, to grasp,

vice.

To

3.

pair of tongs

Spasm, cramp.

pinch,

v. a.

gripe, to seize, to pinch.

f3^5l

The husk

(corrupt, of

s.

of any leguminous

Dry, emaciated.

a.

fruit,

or shell

thoughtful, anxious, perplexed, solicitous.

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

thought

To make

v. a. (caus.

To be

deserving consideration.

of,

(m.)

f^+TT)

a thing adhere closely, to twist together, to

wring water out of cloth, &c.

A kind of grain (Panicum miliaceum).

fi>

HO ll

s.

noun of

(v.

fo^oR^) The causing

a thing to adhere closely, the wringing of cloth

(from

a.

Expressed, squeezed

ft^yftUS

(from fi^Tfots?)

v. a.

To squeeze

out, to express the juice of a fruit.

fFtfeK?

To

a.

v.

express the juice of a

s.

close,

wrung

(i.)

Rice or grain flattened.

v. a.

To

make

To awake,

The rousing

any thing
a.

T>**H ) To

to excite, to arouse

plain.

(mfn.')

of an animal, the

noun

offfrf<M) The

ing or masticating food.

a.

Also

act of chew-

and

Long

are used adverbially.

fifrTK,

Masticated.

See

making

See
only said of time.

accusative, dative, genitive,

(v.

adhere, to stick

plain.

s.

squeeze, to express the juice of

fruit.

(from

v. a.

Also

a. (w/ra.) Flat-nosed.

to shrivel.

fruit,

to

f&W*S and

s.

fa^fvSre v n
closely

to squeeze.

I&<1

Stuck

a.

out.

out.

to express the water,

See

andf^P.

The

and ablative cases

1095

1096

ffer^F

fW + ^T)

(n.

s.

long time, a

long period.

long standing,

{mfn.

Also

f^T + fZpTTl)

Slow, dilatory,

(-tH
s.

(/.)

tW + ^ftt^)

mfn,

An

epithet of

ad. Sans, (genit. case sing, of

For a long time, long

Vishnu.

fb<

since.

(from

a.

Torn, rent, lacerated.

(from

s.

common

nania

f^^tf^Tj

in the forests

fruit

of a

of Bengal (Bucha-

Carey.

latifolia).

The

comb, a carding-instrument.

wood, to tear paper or

f^t^s.

(p.

s.

(f.

who

single

fb<

from

?)

A woman married

Also

(Beng.^)

Permanence, long

Also

continuance.

(m.)

71.)

medicinal plant (Gentiana Che-

lamp-stand.

(ablat. case sing, of

for

fW)

a long time.

plant (Gentiana Cherayta,

See

Rox.^.
1.

lamp.

from times past,

since,

continues after maturity to reside in

her father's house.

duration,

or

Long

cleave

cloth.

(p.

See

ad. Sans,

fb^'tH.

To

(cans.

v. a.

2.

lasting, not transitory, en-

fr^vjfM (-f^L).

"fe^l
tree

Also

during.
v

a.

Per-

Tjrom
R. *\\ ) Permanent,

f^< *1

Long-lived,

ft<^lRin,+ ^1)

(f.

ancient, long

inveterate,

old,

tedious.

"fc^lKt

s.

cow

calves.

manence, long continuance, durability.

Also

continued.

many

from R.

(mfn.

a.

a.

f^"+^R?1

(f.

fi>^l|ib3l

long time.

since, for a

fwflj^l

s.

that has borne

ad. Sans.

Long

ftep3l

F ad.

Sans. (dat. case sing.

off^T)

Long,

a long time.

f^Ttir

a.

(mfn.

fi>^ + 3ltT[S )

Long-lived.

ray ta).

fi>ft Root,
a.

(mfn. from

Old, ancient, of long

jure, to

standing

(mfn. from fi><r +

ad. Sans,
for a

"fi>< [<<*<

s.

tear.

hurt, to in-

to kill.

case sing, of

(m.

ad.

f^"+

f<<^<

?)

A plant

(Gale-

v. n.

v. n.

Buchanan's

f&$\

(f^+^lqlil

lacerate, to split asunder, to

ffef)

Also
Sans,

To

ftf<Ul ^it^I^

long time, long since.

dupa arborea).

fB^HfitSF

(accus.

v. n.

Of long stand-

ing, ancient, old, antique.

Long,

(ftf^Cttfc) To

antique.

a.

v.

wound,

s.

To

To

tear, to split.

deflower.

A medicinal plant (Brassica

MSS.y Carey.

comb.

SeefSTfl.

Eruca,

Also written

from

long time.

f^TO^l. a.
A chronic disease.

(from

f^i

Having teeth

resembling those of a comb, pectinated.

1098

1097
ad. Sans, (locat. case

Long,

after

badge

a long time.
of

*Saws. (instr. case

ae?.

& ^ ) Long,

after

a long time.

Root,

spot, a stain

To put on
of

(corrupt,

(mfn.

a.

Used

mark.

vi.

a trace, a vestige

fc>3?<P

a symbol, a signal, a token

compound

+ <)

fi>3?

a scar.

Having a sign or

member

the last

chiefly as

of

adjectives.

clothes.

The Bengal

fk^ + ^3)

(mfn.

a.

kite

Marked, signed,

having a token of distinction.

(Falco ater).
(h.

The bowl of the hooka

jL>-)

or

fMlpfi

(fl>f%3+p. ^U)

s.

written

defining the boundaries,

description of lands,

Indian tobacco-pipe.

Carey.

&c.

(VlUfo

(h.^^) A wash-hand basin.

*.

tft^RooT,

small room on the top of a house to

cover the staircase.

Carey.

To

(>T;<*'(\5J)

i.

small kind

of turret raised on the top of a house to cover

0- jsf-)
(jw.)

kind of sprat (Clupea cul-

Also

trata).

and

ol

4<^

plant

Hort. Ben.

lionis).

s.

s.

Hort. Ben.

plant

(Hedysarum

vesperti-

Ben.

(Wrightea caryotidoides).

iZbr?.

p. 85.

R.OOT,

grass

To be

slack or flaccid.

2.

To

loose, to

be

1.

(mfnS) Sore-eyed, blear-eyed.

1.

The Bengal kite (Falco

ater).

2.

s.

x. 44.

(from

certain
fruit (Tri-

Carey.

shrub or tree (Bauhinia platyphylla,

s.

Carey.

superior sort of

lead brought from China.

s . (p.

(<)

Also

A sore eye.

The

face

minium

or red

Carey.

the aspect, a

shape or form.

nNf s.

p. 7.

species of lark (Alauda cristata?).

Buchanan's MSS.).

f^Rl

species of

kind of grass or millet

Hort. Ben.

shrub which produces an aromatic

tribe of

Carey.

phasia aurantiola).
s.

3.

(m.')

Carey.

<

A sort of
A country,

2.

(\^+(^5\) A

jt,

grossbeak.
s.

kind of deer.

Manu

Kshatriyas.

indicate one's meaning.

(Panicum miliaceum).
a.

the braying

The name of a degraded

4.

tftTOTfal
I.

person's baggage

scream, an outcry

(Panicum miliaceum).

China.

plant (CofTea tetrandra).

A thin s-

of an ass.

p. 57.

p. 68.

To

plant (Achyranthes lappacea).

^**-+^^[) A

P.

(wi.)

fU^5

2.

or equipage, furniture.

A
A

t>l<*U'l5)

Hort. Ben. p. 19.

Carey.

stairs.

and x.

endure, to suffer, to be patient.

touch.

A
the

1.

tftrft
sign, a distinguishing

mark

s.

(from

Ffr)

Coarse sugar.

b^iW fel^ (^ft + ^T&t^ft for

1099

1100

which bears a very sweet

sort of plantain

v.

o
i

^TrfeftTRr

tf&iwhk'fe)

s.

.>

of lime (Citrus acida) brought from

variety

China.

v. a.

T3jtt^1

(from

s.

"^13) To

(from

"^X^)

calcine, to tan.

The

calcining or

burning away, the being burnt to powder.

The

(.) 1.

The

(from R. IgS.?) To ooze out, to leak,

7i.

to issue.

fruit.

dress of a

dress of a mendicant.

2.

v.n. (from

Bauddha

priest.

To burn away,

to be burnt

or calcined.

^t'^RooT,
To wear.

-G3)

(T>fcf3,

i.

(i>T.<uf3)

x.

To

1.

To

1.

take.

shine.

2.

2.

^t^RooT,
mand,

C&l^W)

i.

to flatter.

tft^RooT,

1.

To

2.

To

1.

To

take.

2.

To wear.

^Ovii
jlpd

(ra.)

The bark

1.

Bauddha priest.

TJpftri

2.

dress of a devotee or of

Cloth, clothes.

3.

The bark

4.

a tree.

bV^l

(-fW^mfn.

a.

Wearing a bark
(/.)

tft^ +

Small, minute (said only of

a.

s.

of a

p. 5.

Wgfy A

(from

s.

or rind of

v.

+ t/T)

dress.

ct.

To

to strip corn

cricket.

nipple.

strip off flowers

from the

t><? s. (corrupt,

mex

fish).

(Cyperus compressus).

sort of grass

Hort. Ben.

Old
T>fl>

and torn clothes, rags.

"jf^C3) The whetting

(from

<?.

knife, the setting a razor.

boast.

("S^fo, -C3)

i.

coax, to com-

knife, to strap a razor, to

an edge.

set

speak.

To whet a

v. a.

To

ear.

'T)

of

vesicarius).

from the stalks,

2.

1.

Indian sorrel (Ru-

mistake, an error, an

oversight.

divided.

1. Split,

(mfn.}

d.

or acquainted with.

3.

Conversant

2.

b<P1

s.

(?;.

making of a mistake.

error, the

5t%3t

a.

(-"fe\

noun of *^f^^3) The

falling into

Accomplished, finished.

^K+^ + ^T)

mfn.

Constantly engaged in the performance of re-

a.

(from

Also

Committing an

error,

making a mistake, blundering.

ligious vows.

T>^f^T

A
^5Tl

1.

s.

Mohun P.

kite.

See

sort of perfume.

4.

p. 19.

2.

A medicinal

rat.

3.

GP"W~#i

mex

v. a.

v. n.

s.

(Tp + ^T^)

leaking.

^TT^n

s.

s.

Armour,

Indian sorrel (Ru-

Hort. Ben.

vesicarius).

settle

v. a. (caus.

p. 26.

of

"f^3) To

arrange, to

a dispute, to finish an undertaking.

to leak or to ooze.

TJ3?tpiil1 a. (from

^lK<i

2.

p. 93.

drug.

(from R. T>?^) To leak, to ooze.

To cause

The skin of a snake.

Sabda S.

T>3?t^3

T5Tt^U3

1.

s.

mail.

A plant (Celosia argentea). Mohun P.

Hort. Ben.

p. 62.

p. 52.

(from

Also

The jaw.

^3TTtC3) An
and T>5<1

Mohun P.

p. 15.

oozing,

an

T>^t%U3 ) Arranging,

affair, finishing

Tj^Kte
mex

s.

(^1

vesicarius).

settling

an undertaking.

for"5^ + *rte)
Carey.

Sorrel

(Ru-

1102

1101

v. n.

To

To

1.

a mistake.

2.

determine, to decide, to arrange.

settle, to

By

1>C< ad. (from

Root,

make

err, to

inflict

or

5^)

(from

a.

Small,

trifling,

"fr^tpP

suffer

s.

worn by women on the

ring

Tarachand Ch.

A mouse.

b<PO 1^

(from T>3>)

s.

Errors and mistakes.

*52s*5^

A bargain,

an agreement

(Rumex

(m.) Sorrel

1.

vesicarius).

2.

s.

(/.

monadelpha, or according to others,

sicarius,

Rox.}.

Rumex

To become

low, small, or shallow (as a river),

J-) A slanderer,

(p.

y. a.

^Sj*B

s.

s.

(w.)

To

a mortice-hole

vessel.

Also

^Rf

c/1

cup.

See ift^P

nipple.

To wane,
vi.

and

become

x.

a.

hint one's meaning;.

To

3.

("Ftfo) To

(from R.

vft^i
RoOT,

caste.

small, low,

or shallow,
or with the

act.

to divide, to

cut,

Small, minute,

s.

T^+

J^)' A

An

s.

sma11 p earL

((.Ffafj) To wet,

I.

cut, to pierce, to divide,

of a nasal, "S^fcff^J)

and

To

s.

(m. from R.

Pudendum

Root,

1.

to be moist or

muliebre.

x.

The anus.

See

(CFterf^)

t>J^!
1.

to throw, to direct, to excite,

insertion of a nasal

v. a.

vi.

((F^lTfe)

x.

See R.

dally, to coquet.

To

wet.

(C5lf3) and

to

1.

pierce.

2lfa?ra x. 48.

i.

To

2.

("jfo)

i.

emerald, a ruby.

The name of a degraded Hindu

"5%; Root,

b^) A bracelet of ivory or horn.

(from R.

"ET^Root,

bamboo

and R.

a back-

Also

socket, a cup

water-pipe

ve-

Root,

tion, backbiting.

cut, to pierce, to cleave, to

Wilson.

Slander, defama-

s.

To

See R.

divide.

Also

biter.

See R. "^^L-

(with the insertion of a nasal T>vjf^)

s.

gfHF*tt^ s.

small,

i.

x. (T>s3Uf^3)

from "STF) Wood-sorrel (Oxalis

for the toes.

("S^TTf^) To become low,

x.

or shallow (as a river).

I>^Root,

Acidity, acid seasoning.

A ring

1.

mouse.

Root,

wages, an adjustment.

^"ft^l

2.

Also T><FE>f^I[1

T>fes. (from T>feU3)

s.

small rat.)

(from "Sl^pfc'lli)

Glossy, shining with unctuous sub-

stances.

(ra.)

(Lit.

t><P^.

Also

<tTI

toes.

See *jtj*pl

pain

for

unim-

portant, despicable.

mistake, inadvertently.

^iwi^J) To

x.

jtpFTTl

i.

(With the

To become low

insertion

or shallow.

T>3"
strike, to smite, to hit.

To

2.

(Beng.)

and I^JO

To

send, to cast,

to

compel.

2.

address, to speak to, to ask, to interrogate.

Often with the prepositions

prefixed to

"55 s. (from

"i )

or

it.

Lime.

See

1103

("5^ +

s.

^^)

y i^ ik

fpl

(for

s.

of fish (Zeus

or ground coarsely.

2.

Pulse

small ruby or other

choose, to select, to pick out, to

>

CFlFTfe) To move

"gili

interj.

To

TOfFfll

<P<t^t3

peace

ETtpKsi

v.

a.

To

a jingle to

s.

"5^1)

yam

TP)f3

P ecies of
Hort. Ben. p. 72.

(Dioscorea globosa).

Also

cautiously.

To

v. a.

^L,)

A kind
*

"^pfelPl and

i.

index.

"5^f3, _G3) To

s.

sip, sipping.

b**^)

The spatha of the

Carey.

idol.

chirping to a bird, a coaxing.

(Beng.)

5.

(Beny.) Touching

^<r<HtS^

moisture, to
;

Also

become

to sink (as paper).

"S^T s

(n.

a.

the insertion of a nasal,

kiss.

x.

An

a. 1.

briefly

abstract, an

(mfn.) Kissing.

upon a

topic, con-

t^ufsS)

To

3. Attractive.

C^^+^te)

^$3^

and

The

load-

^WHSR

p. 71.

R.

"S^+^SH) The

act of kissing.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. "^^-f- ^"llu

Fit or proper to be kissed.

"5^1

s.

(from R.

(from t>J<.^) Immersion, the act of

dipping or plunging into water.

s.

sword or

kill or hurt.

t>^(*i

A short-hand.

6.

Mohun P.

To imbibe

(with

cise, laconic, brief.

"5^1

strike or smite with a

by imbibing moisture

T|<r Root,

give a kiss, to

of small tinsel ornaments stuck

general scholar.

stone.

soft

To

Secretly, silently, slily,

other instrument.
v. n.

Mutually kissing,

(from R.

(corrupt, of

s.

s.

2.

(from

arf.

t^? s. (m. R. "S^+^<P) 1. A kisser, a lecher.

2. A cheat, a rogue.
3. The load-stone.
4. A

(Y^+^^l)

om l^plW)

(from R. "5^?)

Resembling a basket,

Also

basket.

3lM

(fr

s.

upon the body of an

large, wide.

"Epl^l

t>^<1

it) Silence,

secresy, caution.

(from

- Ult^3

A kiss.

coco-nut.

(T^+TT^as

^tfOTla.

to wet, to dip, to

in contact.

s.

To be

silence, to quiet.

^fCTt^s.

ad. Si-

v. n.

or

Immersed,

kiss.

v. a.

slowly.

a whisper,

lently, in
silent.

Hush

act of im-

a.

To immerse,

a.

The

Also t>4 Pi

(corrupt, of t>^<1.)

s.

come
^T^-*. Silence,

to

kissing and toying.

gather cloth for sewing, to pucker.

RooT

To immerse,

plunge.

v. a.

To

Immersion.

s.

split

gem.
v. .

b<Roj)

noun of

(v.

s.

v.

1.

of T>f<Cv3)

plunged into water.

Carey.

from R.

Immersed,

mersing or plunging into water,

Puckered,

a.

"51^3)

1104

plunge.

T^ft"

Buchanan's MSS.*).

percoides,

(from

a.

v. a. (caus.

Carey.

C^T1 +T>TO ?) A sort

s.

"5^1

p. 76.

(Clupea cultrata, Bucha-

sort of fish

MSS.).

nan's

the plastered

Plaster,

Mohun P.

a house.

floor of

FpT

TP*

1?

a.

Kissed.

Sf^) A

kiss.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^^+^3)

7^1

1105

!p^T 5

Wtfm

leak, to ooze out.

(TJS^ + Ts^ as a rhyme to

(from^) A

s.

TJJfigft

Hair.

it}

savage, a mountaineer

curl, a lock of hair.

Unsteadiness, inconstancy, variable-

Si

ness, fickleness, a

s.

To

(from

v. n.

1106

sudden transition from one

especially-

topic of conversation to another.

west of Bengal.

hilly country

one of the

Also

t^l^RlUl

written

t^T^V)

^from

Unsteady,

constant, variable, changeable, fickle

"5^ Root,
To

also

i.

(CSTTR?)

sprightly.

s.

Ij^) A

from R.

(/.

Root,

(perhaps from Surat?^

cigar.

i.

meaning.

2.

a robbery.

theft,

"!>i^ s. (jw.)

(In grammar)

The designation of the tenth

I>e*u

class of verbs.

s.

pile

Also "fft

FH

1.

one's

Blear-eyed.

a. (jm/w.)

a chimney, a fire-side

a furnace

To manifest

to coquet, to wanton.

blear eye.

A hearth,

(/.)

funeral

(T>Wf^j
To dally,

a portable hearth.

Beginning with t>4^-)

(Lit.

R. TJJ^J

(from

s.

To

v. a.

$J<<*I

"^v5l

from blemish.

crease.

2.

To

To

1.

Carey.

from R. "^3

(/.

2.

peacock's

diadem, &c.

elevate, to raise.

hair of the head, a curl, a lock of

ment

Carey.

hair.

at

as a rh y me to

lt

T^t^R

(corrupt, of "^t^f)

portable hearth

the

3.

crest.

The top

4.

Any

sort of

metre

tonsure.

plume,

crest,

summit of any

or

peak of a mountain.

7.

first

5.
6.

in

An

apart-

sort

of

Sanskrit pro-

As. Res. x. 413. 466.

sody.

Curls >

Carey.

locks of hair.

on the crown of

the top of a house.

bracelet.

(IfT+'tr*

s.

Gr. 831).

TTiZAis'

single lock of hair left

thing, the

The

s.

nipple.

the head at the ceremony of the

to in-

rise,

s.

(mw.)

s.

theft, a robbery.

free

(C^T^Uft)

x.

(n.) Fried meat.

s.

t>b<P

(Only said of the human species.)

Root,

t>ti

steal.

young and

Select,

a robbery.

theft,

Offi.+^ft) A

s.

a.

"F^

active,

steal, to rob.

s.

TJTi

(CTOTTfe),

x.

in-

first

s.

(n.

"^51 + ^!) The ceremony of

See

tonsure.

K'

furnace, a chimney, a fire-place.

cere-

IJf3<P

(m.)

a.

water

The hand hollowed

1.

a handful of water.

2.

to

hold

mony
j

a gallipot, &c.

"S^F\ Root,

3.

Mire, mud.

To

i.

of forming the crest at the

small vessel,

Manu

of a Hindu.
t>ol3"

s.

(mil.

"^31

cut.

decision, the result of

.^l<Pf),l

s.

(from R.

the itch; lust.

v. a.

^pllT,
pimple

s.

"5^J An

Also

To

(from

the itch.

itch

and

^^1^

^KpfesJ) An

diadem or
words

to scratch.

tftj^s5tH'Pl

jewel)

among

jewel worn in a
in

compound

eminence or distinction

itching, a

Often used

crest.

to express

conclusion, a final

any thing.

itching sensation,

TpJpnF

tonsure

first

n. 35.

s.

(m.)

scholars.

chief

(lit.

e. g.

a crest-

1107

fft

"Fsjt^ll

s.

(/.)

Cy-

sort of grass (a species of

"5^

perus) according to some, the Zedoary.

s.

+ ^<f1 ) A

from "5\3l

(/.

Root,

close

To throw,

sort of metre

(Trfirft )

x.

shrink, to

1108

To

1.

contract,

an eye), to wink.

(as

to send or direct.

3.

To

to
2.

grind or

pound.

As. Res.

in Sanskrit prosody.

Jptt

See

x.

413. 466.
Tpl

mantle or wrapper for the body.

*\

J^l

(from Js5\)

s.

with gold or

Root,

x.

kind of bracelet, made

even of

silver, or

(w/ra. pre^.

lac.

Twins' Gr.

reduced to powder,

s.

fractured pieces.

Lime.

2.

close,

(m.)

Powder, dust;

1.

<r

"jTl^

W?) A

from R.

(n.

s.

composition, expounding

to shrink.

peculiar sort of

by a sentence

the purport of a preceding verse.

s.

(corrupt, of

TTWlI s

Lime.

or floor with lime.

plastering of a wall

Hort. Ben.
s.

"Fl" 5!

(from

5.

small vessel with lime

"ET^+SFT) The

pulverizing or

Reducible to powder, capable of being pulve-

(from

Dry

(from

The mango

fera Indica).

__

or

s.

powdered

Also

rized.

(/.)

Also &\3'<P

s.

(Mangi-

and Ff)
forth of

an unanswerable

<r

lime-burner.
tree or its fruit

The putting
Also

argument.

lime,

TftSZ)

sody.

(/.)

.4s.

a.

Res.

sort of
x.

metre in Sanskrit pro-

449.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. "^"1^+

<r"

Root,

D<

R.

(re.

jj'H'l'Ufli (mfn.fut.part.p. of R.T^+^FffcT)

(m.~)

or curl of

p. 8.

lime, the plaster of a wall.

"f>sj s.

T^I+^^T) A lock

crumbling of any thing.

Mortar of sand and

s.

Wilson.

hair.

used by spinners.

"EmI

(ra.

s.

in prose

Also

A species of grass (Apluda aristata).

TTf^t

<r

<r

^t^^T
+^t3I) The

or of R.

Burnt, calcined,

p. 421).

<_

c/lilfi) To contract, to

b<

^ar*. p. of R.

5.

iv.

(fcWtSJ) To burn.

(from R. Y^jL)

crumble.

2.

fragment, powder, a

fulness, particularly of liquor

or intoxicating drugs.

Carey.

b^b^a. (from^^) Brimful;

A name

given by

"ErfTSl a. (from TT^)

1.

Muhammadans

to a

Carey.

Brimful, running over

2. Intoxicated.

v. a.

(from R.

"^L) To

pulverize,

to

break into fragments, to pound.

VtT^3 a.

completely drunk.

small bird (Loxia Malabarica).

with fulness.

Ground, pulverized.

rized,

(mfn.

VT\ from

+ <?)

Pulve-

reduced to powder or to small frag-

ments.

>'*-fiN1\5

s.

("P$

from

74+^^3) A

kind

of confectionary or sweetmeat.
s.

(/.)

1.

The

root of an elephant's ear.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

sort of

See

Res. x. 413. 466.

"5^ Root,
H"fl.U

("Wfe) To

r.

C5~TJ<51

A sort of grass

5.

Hort. Ben.

drink, to suck.

CUb

^+3HtlT)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

As.

f [\5<E1

CFfWi

and

A sort

C t>si s.

(/.

from R.

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

culm)
^sj

t>

(from R.

5.

TO)

(from R.

To

CU^fi

suck.

To

2.

or kill.

("^\?f^J)

vi.

T>L Root,

(W^j

t.

1.

To

hurt, to

wound

connect together.

tie or

or

(^Ufo)

x.

mal prepared

(t>l>lW

(from

tRi ) The

leg of an ani-

Cb(&M) To

(from

s.

speak aloud,

CUfUU3 ) To

it

s.

scream, to

IbTHl]
Also

to

ing,

s.

make

noun of

screaming,

or

IDOWM)
speaking

An

exclaim-

loudly.

CTOtfe

Also

flat

(m. from R. "fo"^)

Also ("Olf <F

A mat

s.

See

CU3

Carey.

slave, a servant.

of palm-leaves.

Mohun P.

p. 79.

Also C^ttt".

Broad,

open (said of

wide,

flat,

vessels).

cub) A

(jemin. of
a.

broad and

Also

Screamed, exclaimed, spoken

A sort of fish (Gobius Boddarti).

C^^3to5i See CF|^1

a.
( v.

Childishness, boy-

(from C0~^t\5l)

s.

clean.

CUU\^

0>^31)

(from

s.

s.

cub)

The scraping a bamboo rod

*.

basket.

cub

speak aloud, to exclaim.

CWtfe

lad, a boy.

To

to scream, to bawl, to exclaim, to rave.

0>ytri>fi>

out, wide.

ishness.

for food or offered as a sacrifice.

v. a.

s.

CU^tf^"

(corrupt, of

Carey.

Expanded, broad, spread

a.

C5^T3t"Pl

light, to kindle.

s.

A sort of fish (Ophiocephalus aurantiacus,

s.

cu%s\

!>3^ Root,

See

generation.

coral or other toy for

children.

C5~^3

CU$

Buchanan's MSS.).

"5^)

Carey.

The male organ of

s.

CUfUTl) and

v. a.

Bu-

leathern girth.

Sucked.

"5ftC3

of fish (a species of Cyprinus,

MSS.).

chanan's

"pfl

(Scirpus plantagineus).

p. 6.

The male organ of generation. See CO foUl

s.

and

Also

Capable of being sucked.

1110

CU^5

1109

2.

slave girl.

Also

female servant, a

cutb^.

aloud.

Two

CUfUUS

v. a.

To scream,

to exclaim, to

speak

Walb., or G.

species of fish (Gobius Boddarti,

viridis,

loudly, to bawl, to rave.

nitus,

The male organ of

CUb, eSfitUi,
CO ^Ul
rus).

s.

and"^

generation.

S. p. 68.

cucb)

a.

or the

species of grass (a species of

Sabda

See

Buchanan's

Cype-

(t>\i

s.

Young,

MS &.).

and G. subu-

Carey. See C0~% U

adult, full-grown,

s.

The palm

back of the hand.

(m. for

Also

a slave.

Fleming

cub

from R. fo~^)

CU\5&

servant,

1111

1112

C^31

(from ft>"fs5C<3) Vexed, annoyed, pro-

a.

voked, exasperated.

C^\5t^U3

fFf3C3) To

annoy,

to vex, to exasperate, to provoke.

noun of

CS^I^a?) The

act of

Annoyed, provoked,

a.

exasperated.

To

think, to re-

(Cyprinus Barila, Buchanan's

fish

Carey.

The name of a country, perhaps

(m.)
the modern

Chandail.

( "RUo) The

plur.

female servant, a

(from

a.

female slave.

Also

Sans.

conj.

fS^)

inhabitants of Chedi.

(femin. of (t>\i

s.

1,

A
MSS.).

annoying or provoking,

CC>0

Excitation, stimu-

be put on one's guard.

to

flect,

ration or provocation.

(from R.

v. a.

Mutual exaspe-

(from

v.

C53tttf3 )

(from

si

lation.

(cans, of

v. a.

CD^tPf

Compressed, bruised,

squeezed, flattened by pressure.

If.

Flat-nosed.

C^3o

CUsPT

See

C53#t

Sabda

(/.) Yellow myrobalan (Terminalia

s.

S. p. 23. 24.

CS#tet*fl

(C5#1 + C^W) A

s.

fish

citrina).

Buchanan's MSS.).

(Lutianus Perca Chapta,

C^3*T

5.

fi>^

R.

(rc.

sideration

1.

Reflection, con2.

Un-

The

soul,

the being on one's guard.

derstanding, intelligence, wisdom.

the mind.

(mfn.)

4.

3.

sentient or rational

Two
Walb. or G.

species of fish (Gobius Boddarti,

viridis,

G. subunitus,

being.

C^RPfi.

(-f*K

a.

Endowed with
flTvFTi

Carey.

s.

R.

(f.

perception

fij^+^Ti)

feeling

animation,

^f^T^J

is

from R. fi> +IT Wilkins' Gr. 717.)

or collected.

v.

a.

To

C<*I5:toTt"

s.

Atree(Tomex

+ 3$

*i.<P)

intelligence or reflection

Whose
reflect-

sebifera, Willd.).

Carey.

G> ^

s.

tree

(probably a species of

or of Tetranthera).

(mfn.

a.

very nature

and CU%T[\

and

Carey.

Sensation, inward

reflect, to consider.

C^^Ttll^

CU\^)

To be gathered

a stimulus ;

awaking.

resuscitation,

See

CUTS. a. (mfn.

feeling, sentient, intelligent.

understanding, wisdom, reflection,

intelligence

C^^ + ^ft^)

rnfn.

MSS.

Buchanan's

Buchanan's MSS.).

G>Tl

(from

a.

torn.

s.

Tomex

Carey.

fi>f^I3 )

Split,

broken,

cleft,

tearing or splitting.

ing, intelligent.

C^3^

v. a.
s.

(n.

from R.

The

thinking soul, the faculty of understanding or

reasoning

intellect,

v. a.

CFfet3) To

cause to

feel or reflect, to excite, to stimulate, to stir up.

s.

( v.

noun of

citing or stimulating,

C5^tt3)
a.

T3) To

split, to tear,

to break, to scratch.

GJTfcl

mind.

(caus. of

(from

sentient or

The

act of ex-

Stimulated, excited.

(v.

s.

noun of Cl>Tt3!T3) The

splitting, tearing, or breaking.

Also

art of

a. Split, cleft, torn.

CUmfl

s.

(from

C^PtSS) Wa ges

cleaving or splitting wood,

8cc.

paid

for

tT>3

1113

Hort. Ben.

(Gentiana Cherayta).

CS^Root, i.(C^rf\?)
To go

2.

CU^\

cloth,

p. 84.

tremble, to shake.

f"5^) A

from R.

garment, clothes,

sort

of

cloth.

CO^li

1.

s.

4.

p.
5.

chip.

2.

a child

disciple;

3.

mate.

Mohun.P.
51. (Cyprinus cultrata, Buchanan's MSS.).
A shrub (Allangium tomentosum, Bucha(Clupea

sort of fish

MSS.y

nan's

v. a.

an

cultrata).

Carey.

new

A chip,

to chip.

a splinter,

s.

(Sapium sebiferum).

tree

(n.

C5%i +

attempt.

C^ttfWa.

2.

Another effort,
- p]t^T3 To

Redress.

G5^t^

C^1+^)

(mfn.

a.

deserving an

CFF%3 ^u/(mfn.
1.

C5%+^^s5)

(mfn.

Full of de-

eager, anxious about any thing.

sire,

Worth seeking

effort.

pret. part. p. R.

C%+? 3)
;

Exerting himself, endeavouring.

sought

C^f^

to en-

gain an object of pursuit.

voured,

a long and thin piece of wood.

effort,

to search after.

C&^T^ 5

after,

lO^l) To hew,

(from

To make an

v. a.

^f^Ts?

(Beng.)

search.

effort,

or

adopted by a religious mendicant.

Effort, endeavour,

C^%) Endeavour, exertion,

R.

(f. from

deavour

particular

R. CS*| + 3FT)

(n.

action,

(from

s.

CF^s.

exertion, search.

(mfn.) Vile, wicked, bad.

a.

CU^I

To

1.

plant

or move.

( mn.

s.

of

(corrupt,

s.

1114

for.

s.

2.

eagerly engaged,

exerted,

(rc.)

deavour, exertion,

Bodily motion,

Endea-

anxiously
strife,

en-

effort.

Carey.
(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.
(

0^ lu1

s.

MSS.).
Cfrf*0

fish

Carey.

(from

s.

in

s.

from R.

(f.

rice

has been washed.

ID*5*!.^

C^Root,

i.

p. 67.

(fMfe)
is

1.

(from R.

(for

tW1 )

Bodily action,

(corrupt, of

t^FrWl

think.

2.

To

s.

pepper (Piper

Carey.
s.

(-l^m.TS^ + ^TTFT) (In

The

Trans R.A.S.

sentient soul.

not generally admitted.

to

effort, exertion.

sort of

the system of the Jainas)

To

To endeavour,

(m. from Cl>\i*T )

1.

intelligent

i.

and

551.

Mental perception,

^.

feeling, sensation,

(CEP$U3) To act, to do, to enstrive, to make an effort.

Some-

i.

deavour, to

times with the prepositions "fcor ^1 prefixed.

a.

s.

proper to be

to take pains.

strive,

Chavya).

N.B. This root

Root,

garment, clothes,

plant (Amaranthus polygo-

Hort. Ben.

SeeR. CS

CU^

See

noides).

CT>*fc

which

for,

for.

v. a.

CU^

go.

Silken cloth.

C^*pt

cloth.

Deserving to be eagerly sought

laboured

05^)

Water
Also

(Cyprinus Morur, Buchanan's

(mfn. R.

exerting himself,

C^+S!^)
making an

Endeavouring,

effort.

sation.

2.

God,

and perception.
a sect
a.

gence.

among

knowledge

animation, sen-

as the source of all sensation

3.

The name of the leader of

the Hindus.

(mfn. from

Trans.

f^\5) Belonging

R.A.S.

i.

559.

to intelli-

mWi

CST3TI

1115

(mfn. fo~^3 + ^<5) Pertaining to in-

a.

Trans. E.A.S.

tellect.

(n.

from R. fl>

or religious worship

a religious

tree,

lage or near

TU^T

s.

an

pi ace of sacrifice

altar,

CTTtf

3^

s.

(m.)

&c. growing

da S.

sacred

vil-

The month Chaitra (March-

when

The name of a grove

the sun enters Pisces.

to set

To whet a

knife, to strap a razor,

any edged instrument.

Cbt<Hi

s. (v.

noun of CO

i^RC^) The whetting

or garden, described as
.

Sharpened,

2.

The

Also

a knife, &c.

Kuvera.

the residence of

Sab-

Whetted, keen, sharp.

a.

in

v. a.

1.

The plant

p. 164.

it.

(jm.)

(corrupt, of 1>1<^+^5S)

that yields long pepper (Piper Chavya).

561.

+ a)) A

fig-tree,

April), beginning
2.

i.

iii6

o
The name of the

whetted,

Also

set.

(bl<^n

garden of Kuvera.

tef^

(m.

s.

fo~3"1

The month

% 903)

CoTU

+ t^

See Wilkins' Gr.

(from

s.

1.

beak.

fibrous

internal substance of the bark of a tree.

3.

Chaitra (March-April).
splinter.

Seeto^T.
s.

the

The

(/.)

day of the

fifteenth

month Chaitra.

has neglected his occupations.

nri

s.

(p.

^i)

CFt3lt^U3

to

(from

f^TO) To

drop or

drip, to distil, to

a.

as a rough copy, &c).

fall

o
l^ill a.

forward

seeds, to cause

C~0~fo~) Full of long

(from

off

strip

to strip off seeds.

Rough

woody fibres.

(said of writings, as, a rough

See CFfo"1

copy, &c.)

(as fruit).

lt>iW) A

leaking:, a

dripping, an oozing out.

CO

To

(from ^fi>C3)

v. a.

a. (corrupt, of

noun of

v.

A hastening

s.

in full speed.

C0~t\3l a.

leak, to ooze, to

Carey.

(from*^TOTs?) Rough (said of writings,

C~0~tT>t^I a.

The jaw-bone.

(from R.

v. a.

To cause

to drip, to drop, to distill.

CStUl

CFTFr^K?

(caus. of LOR.(.sS)

v. a.

s.

xu. 72.

wen.

ooze or flow out

CITtattf^

Sudra who

Manu

sort of grass or club-rush (Scirpus

articulatus).

particular class

of embodied spirits, the condition of a

half of

As. Res. in. 277.

The name of a

(wz.)

first

CO

Strong, sharp, pun-

ltd?)

gent (as liquor or food),

s.

Pleasure, approba-

tion, desire.

<r

(corrupt, of

Calcined, burnt

said

of burnt grain.

fish

C5Wi

v. a.

To

calcine, to parch, to

burn to

a.

any
v.

cining grain.

noun of
Also

burnt to powder.

U3) The
a.

cal-

Calcined,

(from

1.

gent (as liquor).

justed,

powder.

(Esox ventricosus). Carey.

s.

The

2.

Strong, sharp, pun-

ad-

Arranged, settled,

arranging, settling, or adjusting

affair.

C0~WtT3

v. a.

(from <0<F&f}

To

decide, to

determine, to settle, to arrange, to adjust

whet an edge-tool.

to

1118

1117

C5l^*Na.
2.

CFt^t^U3)

(from

I,

(Ffaltre

Sharp, whetted.

Keen.

CO

(mfn.)

a.

CUtf^KS) To

(caus. of

v. a.

cause

to choose or select.

Clean, pure.

f.

Dexterous,

2.

skilful, clever. 3. Pleasing, beautiful. 4.

v. a.

Sharp,

The

To

select, to choose.

stroke of a weapon.

pungent, strong, keen.

CFP^I
To whet,

v. a.

to sharpen

an edge-

tool.

into

(Fftrfr

CI>WtC3)

noun of

(v.

s.

C&"W^C3) Whetted,

The

(from^ft?)

s.

sharp-

(MO

(re.)

s.

3.

A tube, a spout.
A young woman.

Bark, rind

bark.

2.

Half-eaten

palm.

4.

To suck

v. a.
;

to sink as paper

fruit.

2.

body

in

C5t>

ci

or imbibing

The

banana or plantain.

fruit

5.

of the

cocoa-

C5~PWtU3)
of

The
Also

moisture.

Imbibed, soft by imbibing

a.

especially cassia3.

noun of

(v.

s.

moisture.

C5~W^U3

(caus. of

v. a.

YP^)

To cause

or

order any one to strike with a weapon.

(T>lii>

s.

v. a.

(from "^fn^Ts?)

wound,

v.a.

To

blow, a contusion, a

To wound.

knock, to

hurt, to

(p.

(C5t^ +

a.

L5

i*>-

Mohun P.

(Smilax China).

C^Hl)

The
s.

C5~t^3^"1
to hurt, to

To

smite, to strike, to knock,

wound.

An

aquatic bird (Scolopax Chobaha,

Carey.

Urine.

2.
2.

small ill-scented kind

v.a. (from

(said of animals,
(n.

s.

R.

C5H1) To

expel urine

and ludicrously, of men).

custom-house.

Sabda

An ordinance, a
Manu n. 35. Also

(ITte

s.

4.

3.

sprinkling or spilling of water, &c.

s.

The jaws.

Tdrdchand Ch.

(m. from R.

1.

Sabda

thief.

2.

S. p. 488.

(/.).
(v.

A species of grass

noun of (OlRts?) The selecting

(Andropogon aciculatum).

of things.
a.

elevated place

police officer.

sort of perfume, chora.

CFtTpTl

An

S. p. 434.

Cl>iUl|%

W+3FT)

precept, an injunction.

1-

covered terrace, a summer-house.

!tC3

(h.

s.

either as a seat of justice Or place of execution.

of vetch.

s.

Carey.

Exorbitant interest, usury.

v. a.

(bill

p. 34.

rind of a fruit, a tegument.

Buchanan's MSS.*).

(TTfrrT

aromatic drug

Wounded,

bruised, hurt.
s.

An

<-rJ>>-)

strike.
s.

(Fttrt^iri

be dried up or de-

prived of juice, as a boil, or as the

sucking in

nut.

Cl>l'l

imbibe mois-

in or

to

disease or old age.

1.

barrel of a gun.

(as paper).

it

ture

ened, keen, well-edged.

CFW

imbibed, admitting the ink to sink

The whet-

ting or sharpening of an edge-tool.

(from

(from C5t"jf%U3) Moist, soft by

a.

moisture

(from

GStf^?)

Selected, chosen,

leguminous plant (Cicer arietinum).

See
s.

Carey.

Hort. Ben.

p. 7.

Ortftyfl.

toUf^y

s.

(n.

CTJt^+fi^H)

peep-hole.

1119

1120

Cf.

C^t^ +

from

^) A

grass (Andropogon aciculatum).

Also

sort of

C t>

f*C -

(from .^(<JlV$) Stolen, clandestine,

a.

CFfaTv3

(from CSfe.) The act of stealing,

s.

CT)

(mfn. from R.

a.

sucked or imbibed,

C^WS

secret.

"pT) To

suck, to im-

bibe, to wring, to fleece.

Cl>"to

t&i.<l

(from R.

v. a.

s.

(w.)

s.

What may

Food that

is

be

sucked.

tribe of mountaineers.

CTO^s. (from^t^T^) A caste of R&jputs.

robbery, theft.

The lower jaw-bone.

s.

CUtTt^

(m.

s.

C^t<1 + ^$) A

pitfall.

(corrupt, of l>^3< )

a.

CJ>WT[1

(CFtTi + ^Tl)

blow

in

Four

used in com-

secret,

position instead of

murder, assassination.

Seventysecret

blow, murder, assassination.

CFtTW

(CFffl + *&)

s.

hidden path, a

by-road.
)

C^tf^l

s.

for

(f.

quick-sand.

q. v.)

Robbery,

four.

Also

Cfo$fa

a.

four.

Also

CSWHh

(CU) + ^tm

theft.

dSWISfl
a.

HJTf^A?

(from Cf>t3") Stolen, robbed. Sabda

a.

CUT^ s.
name

s.

(m.)

1.

A short jacket,

of a country, the

a bodice.

modern Tanjore:

also supposed to apply to a part of

Bengal.

fl>"Mt

Wilson.

See As. Res.

from CT>t^[)

(/.

2.

The
it is

Btrbhum

in

v. 56.

short jacket,

(t>"to

(corrupt, of

sucks, an extortioner,

$fpfsj

their food within

Carey.

(from

a.

on

Sucking, imbibing,

(from

a.

The

The

1.

eye.

forty-

2.
.

(In

3.

is

permitted

See C^1<?1

^tcHlJ

his guard.
s.

which no one

when they

square marked out by the Hindus

cook

spect,

One who

(from

numeration) four panas, marked thus

to enter.

bodice.

fourth.

S. p. 345.

s.

(Cl^ + ^tf^l for^ft^l) Forty-

a.

Also

four.

Fifty-

for

2.

1.

Attentive, circum-

Even,

level, flat.

Attention, watch-

(fi om

a bloodfulness, circumspection.

Also

sucker.

CFfaftHl

(from

a.

C5tf^G3)

Sucking.

ffffel

s.

of ground

C5t^1

(from

a.

CStftK?) Sucked,

s.

Suction,

his food

square plat

(corrupt, of

marked

out,

on which a Hindu dresses

on a journey.

Carey.

a sucking.
v. a.

To cause

(caus. of

frame composed of

four pieces of wood, a door-frame.

to suck or imbibe.

CTjW

s.

(v.

noun of

CITW^TsJ) A

fish-spear or har-

sucking,

poon with four prongs.

suction.

bibed.

Also

a.

Sucked, im1.

chair, a bench.

2.

small cir-

1121

1122

cular appendage, several of which are wrought

on the periphery of the ring worn

Hindu women.

to

The guarding

3.

Carey,

of property.

mount guard,

in the nose

by

or watching

v. a.

To guard,

(p. xjij+s*-)

CTJUftrl

from

OTTfT*]

a. (

(from

Thirty-

The

thirty-fourth,

guard-house, a
(corrupt of T^^-

watch-house.

ft-*K)

four.

to watch.

a summer-

terrace,

house.

p. j\S)

CFTftl
sentinel,

(C^+f^l

One-fourth, a quarter.

f^)

from

The

four

cardinal points, the four quarters of the horizon.

guard, a watch.

C^f^Ttt^l

(CStf^Tte-f.^) The

s.

ad. (from

On

office or

all sides,

all

around.

employment of a watchman.

f^t*.
watchman.

(from

1.

(corrupt, of

b^T^) Fourteen.

Also

2.

reckoning by fours or by four

(from

The

(from

punas.

C^^R, C^ftR,

C^t,

CFttWr,

CFtf^,

See

&c.

CUlffi.

from

s.

four (as a

&c.

Clever, dexterous.

1.

Even,

2.

Tdrdchand Ch.

level.

C^tT^s.

square bottle, a case

coss distant.
5.

a.

chief of

Carey.

bottle.

Four

^5) A

of honour).

title

Quadrangular, square.
)

fourteenth.

taught

kind of play, cricket,

(cormpt. of

Eiffel) A

school

where the four vedas and other sciences are

a school or college generally.

(C^U^

CSW^s.

or cat, played on horseback.

for

H$j

die, dice.

AlsoCmtfe.
C^TSHO)
flat (said

ad.

(C^l+FKrt

of a person's falling

Flat) All along,

flat to

the ground).

ClfWf^W

s.

(GSWf^+C^I)

play

at dice or similar games.

A
0>fe

(corrupt, of

a.

CStfrl

"^1

See

T>^1 )

C^W

roof.

One-fourth.

Also

(t>Yi'Hl

0^<1 ) A quarter,

one-

(corrupt,

s.

As. Res.
a.

s.

(C5l + 1>i1^1)

palkee or

2.

litter

used to carry a bridegroom to his marriage.

Carey.

fourth.

day.

CSWSTL. (CFl + ^tUl) l. A quadruped.

A piece of furniture which has four feet.

(corrupt, of

s.

hipped

(from

of

vfi.

"^35^)

307.
)

2.

1.

One

The

from

fourth

fourth.

Wide, broad, spacious.

well,

<. s.

(from

of any thing.

The breadth

^6)

Active,

robust, clever, dexterous.

cistern, a vat.

square pit

01

Carey.

or width

(bWtvit
4

s.

(for

^ffTl&t) A

school, a semi-

5*

1123
nary, a college

vedas are taught.

C^Trt^"

1>T\&

Seventy-four.

s.

Mohun P.

p. 128.

ctor

Also

CoWHt

s.

A fish, a kind of gilt-head.

properly one where the four

Also

Mohun P.

p. 127.

Root,

Mohun P.

Forty-four.

s.

To

fall,

Also

prepositions

127.

suffer.

p.

"Ere Root,

Also

A thief,

(m. from C^T^T)

ferer.

-31

Gr.

976.

%.

-3"

(/.) or

a robber, a

pil-

Wilhins

(n.) Theft.

^^^>-) Flat, smooth,

level, even.

or

i.

To

bird (Charadrius spinosa, Linn.).

To move,

1.

to

Sometimes with the

to sink.

prefixed

^1

laugh.

to

x.

it.

To bear

2.

(CSJlhjfe) To moisten,

"^+^?)

"tx^3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

in

comp.

fallen from, degraded.

*KJ*|>X3

e. g.

or

to wet,

(Beng.)

s.

Fallen,

Often used

a. (mfn.) Fallen

from

or ^T^^The sky, + "^3.

the sky, from

S. p. 142.

to sprinkle, to exude.

dropped

a. (h.

^ZGS)

("SJ^RS,

i.

2.

1.

C^t^Ttf^l

Sabda

The male organ of generation. See

s.

go.

Fifty-four.

1124

mango.

Carey.

"STfe

C&K^MK

CFlTfa

Also

four.

(corrupt, of

s.

C5W*fl. s.

Ninety-

F3^tfe)

bear.
(/.

from

Theft, robbery.

(jemin. of

female thief or

Theft, robbery, stealing

2.

pilferer.

burglary.

s.

{n. CT>t^"

+ XT) Theft, robbery,

+f^J)

1.

fall; the

oozing

The

getting

3.

x. (CIJJt^TIflsJ) 1.

To

n.

To

laugh.

2.

To

loose.

from R. "^P^L)

C0J i^J a. (mfn.') 1.

3.

2.

release, freedom.

ing out or dropping

rous.

C5^f>

T>>

any thing,

Root,

Eighty-

four.

R.

(J.

out or dropping of any thing.

rid of

of

(corrupt,

T^TTfi?)

s.

Moving

Wicked,

A sprinkling,

an oozing or

a pour-

trickling.

or going.

2.

Ovipa-

profligate.

stealing.

Wilkins' Gr. 976.

The

practice of

theft or robbery.

Thievish, pilfering, dishonest.

H&FC&ft

s.

(-*&^ n

Ta51,

CFt^f

for

C5r3 from

The ceremony of

cutting off

all

tonsure,

It

the hair from the head of a child

is

the aspirate to "U

and

its

alphabet.

sound

may

be

expressed by the English letters chh in the

three years old except one lock on the crown.

words WhicA Aorse ?

Wilson.

CU^ft

The seventh consonant of the Hindu,

s.

Mohun P.

(corrupt, of
p. 127.

"Ff^f^)

Sixty-four.

a. (corrupt,

s.

of *4f3L) Six.

(corrupt,

of

0?IVtJ The

covering or

1125

1126
Also

roof of a boat or of the cabin at the poop of a

causing to withdraw.

ship.

Forced away, driven away, expelled.

5$f^

(from 5?) The sixth.

a.

5^31

a.

square or checquer in a chess-board.

1.

5.

carnage.

A cart,

*f^t)

(corrupt, of

a wheel-

The

5? or any

letter

other character expressing the sound of 5^

5g1 a

SFt

(wi.)

10

5?1^T

B^t 8

(m.)

s,

B^t^Tl

goat.

and E^t 55

See

^<^

&

'ik s '

(m.

s.

patient motion.

+ 3) A

goat.

1.

A plant (Convolvulus pes caprae)

from pain

she-goat.

Also

To

v. a.
.

struggle or toss about as

to flutter for liberty.

Unsteady,

(from

restless, tossing about, struggling.

5
(femin. of Dq 5t *T)

s.

struggling or tossing about, an im-

a.

See

goat.

l>3

2.

W],

O^Ol

spear, a scratch.

1.

s.

string of beads.

a commentary

sentence,

A kind

from

(f.

of convolvulus (Convolvulus pes caprse).

from

(/.

Also

(Convolvulus pes caprae).

plant

sorted

bunch of plantains,

s.

(^ + T>fft*1)

sow

to

Mohun P.

Forty-six.

to

be skinned.

and morning splendor.

sembly.

3.

2.-

the evening

crowd,

an as-

straight line or boundary,

profusion.

2.

To

3.

scatter or sprinkle

to

strew,

to

out,

(/.) 1. Light, resplendence

The

To cause an animal

loosen, to liberate.

A scattering

2.

To disperse,

1.

to squander.

p. 127.
s.

3.

4. Shot.

Scattered about,

a.

(caus.

v. a.

about
tr.ofo*!

a number of sym-

cut up, waste.

and

See^^lM-

Bi^Mft^l.

long prose

sprinkling of a house before sweeping.

5,

tSW+.TO ?) A

2.

Tardchand Ch.

phonious sentences.
s.

go away.

to

shed out as seeds from the

(ms.) Dried cow-dung.

5.

To withdraw,

slip from, to

cowries.

feix

>

(m. 5?

s.

Carey.

Speckled, spotted.
1.

a.

capsule.

(from 5? + ^3l)

2.

a.

v.

To

2.

"5!^[<pl'f*i

things about, waste,

mutual engagement

in

the

skinning of an animal.

a.

55Wff

(Beng.~) Six.

s.

(55l+3rtffc) The

sprinkling

and sweeping of a house.

(corrupt, of

weight, the
scattering about.

a.

Shed out, withdrawn.

(from
v. a.

(caws.

of^t|%3)

out by pressure, to squeeze out.

to withdraw.

3.

To shoot a marble

To

force

or ball at

play.

^t^T

persed.

(v.

the driving

away

or

a.

(from

One who

noun of 5*tjFlt3) The act of

squeezing or pressing out

Cut up.

v. n.
1.

To
4

sowing or

Scattered,

dis-

1.

^3T^"U3)
s.

Scattering, dis1.

spendthrift.

skins animals.

To be

sprinkle.

ani-

a.

2.

1.

The skinning of an

persing; lavish, wasteful,

2.

s.

2.

Also

mal.

To cause

2.

1kT3)

noun of

v.

sixteenth part of a ser.

scattered or

2.

To

flay,

sown about,

to skin

v. a.

an animal.

1127

^fOTl (JFpKZ

1128

To throw

v. a.

scatter,

5?A

s.

s.

(n.

5p1
1.

A switch,

s.

To

v. a.

Sabda

properly

mushroom.

I^T^T) s. (S^T + ^Tl

Mohun P. p. 156.

^^Tt^"

3.

(w,

insertion

of a nasal,

breathe.

2.

2.

^1

To be

(with the

i.

1.

To

A wing.

2.

fe)

live, to

strong.

(m. from R.

s.

3.

5.

(Beng.)

1.

blade of grass.

<i )

4.

The bark of a

leaf.

tree.

habit or custom.

Possessing; or

Also^^T<tt^^

See E^ft^T

T^PT, 5.

5F

(/. from R.

The thatch

or roof

of a house.

A covering,

fcl^jw/ra.).

a disguise, a concealment.

^r+^tTT) A

Mouldiness.

^ft s.

^ST^Wt; (

BSEPftT

Also,

prefixed.

^I/Ts. (re.R.E^+^SFT) A leaf. Also

from R.

holding an umbrella or parasol.

(mfn.) or

^tf^T,

Mouldiness.

B^T + Stfa")

(mfn.

a.

cover, to clothe, to veil, to

conceal. Often with the prepositions

and

+n

b?Q

See ^iPtfsJ).

lord of the umbrella.

(Beng.)

To

(b?Kufo

and x.

an umbrella (the ensign of royal

or delegated power; hence Satrap from

The

(1^3, -C3)

i.

S. p. 62.

from R. b^i^+TT)

^Root,
or

straggle.

a twig, a thin stick, a scourge.

gimlet, an auger.

parasol,

about, to

plant (Hibiscus

2.

A fraud,

a deceit,

trick, craft, device.

mutabilis).

S&W*I

A
The

lord of the umbrella

(TS^T + XF5^)

s<

(m.

s.

S^T + ^t)

2.

(Lit.

^^"1

(/.) 1.

s.

Panmorium).

^TTt^l

s.

called rasnci

Bife)

a.

The breaking

Hence)

1.

A forlorn

3.

Widowhood.

(Anethum Sowa and A.

A mushroom. 3. Coriander.

plant

2.

from "SIT)

(/.

.Carey.

plant

commonly

(corrupt.

(-fH

of^tft*K) Thirty-six.

or

b^CH

<Pl) Under a
a.

(5^T

ad. Sans.

(from

2.

umbrella,

1.

t^^<
ling.

s.

thirty-sixth.

(m.)

(m. from R.
2.

l.

Belonging

Bearing or having a parasol or

tester of a bed,
s.

The

(-f^T^m/n.'S^r + t/r)

to a parasol.

The

barber.

2.

(Beng.)

an awning.

b;^)

1.

bower, an arbour.

Also

^wrt

locat. case

of

(-fW^mfn.

W^^-^L)

Disguised,

under an assumed appearance.

(m.)

T>;"^[ s.

1.

Intention, inclination, desire.

Purport, meaning,
a.

s.

(n.

from R.

poetic metre.

5^)

trary choice.

5.

1.

See

The sacred

4.

Free

them which is
hymns to the several

b,HtJrfl*Tf|^1

s.

The

(/.
title

3.

Inten-

will, arbi-

writings, the vedas

chiefly that part of

verse, viz. the

0?*^^.

(In prosody)

Purport, meaning.

2.

2.

(n.) Desire, wish, pleasure.

(mfn.) Solitary, secret, private.

+
house, a dwel-

a.

disguise, incognito.

tion, object, wish, desire.

a.

dis eruise.

(_-pt^^.).

OfK^

(Mimosa octandra).

OT^+'C^IJ A

(m.

(mfn.) In a disguised dress, incognito.

authority, or power.

Independence, wilfulness.

s.

.)

MSS.).

loss of dominion,

(Lit.

A timber-tree (a species

of an umbrella or parasol.
state

0^

see

of Swietenia, Buchanan's

S^T^t

sovereign.

written in
deities.

t&Ctfl from
of a particular part of

commonly

A rchika,

the

Sama-veda,

and

consisting of short prayers or invocations

called

1130

1129

vm.

As. Res.

to the several deities.

Also^lor^f^l^.).
-^ftU3 To belch.

See

belching.

or done

"5^ Root,

458.

Properly

TS^PP

OWt+^T)

(mfn.

a.

according to one's wish.

Pertaining to the

2.

Wilkins' Gr. 899.

veda.

b?CHP~l

s.

458.

A certain

2.

Sama-veda.

1.

As. Res.

grammar which teaches

the language of the vedas.

E^T

Gr.

p.

419)

Covered, hidden, concealed.

1.

(n.) 1. Deceit, deception, fraud, device,

s.

of this term in the

Foolish,

3.

a.

going under a

fictitious character,

117.

i.

of philosophy

Wickedness.

2.

Oft +<i?U3?)

Also

Practising

^<?Ul. ( - f^T

("5^+3^*1

use

).

By means

from

of deceit, deceitfully.

"5^11$^
Assuming a

(mfn.

fraud or deceit.

2.

mad.

Nyaya system

R.A.S.

see Trans.

ad.

Clandestine, secret, solitary.

On the

a pretext, a pretence, a stratagem.

"SfT^U^

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. t>^W s+ *T Wilkins'

a.

- C3) To kill, to wound

i.

or hurt.

Ti^T

(m. bfK l+ 7\ from R.t*1

Jr

reciter or chanter of the

vm.

Made

1.

(Beny.)

+ *H^)

(mfn.

a.

any one of fraud or deceit,

Suspecting

An

(m.)

s.

impostor,

disguise.

a swindler, a cheat. Also

5^1 Root,

i:

and

x.

(with the insertion of a

5*

nasal,

s.

To

1.

sloping thatch,

covering, a bed-tester.

5fc

s.

2.

^5^3

5.

Beauty.

3.

Also b?<l

picture.

(m.)

E?^Root,

i.

roof.

2.

Morton.

(Beny.)

bflsjl

s.

(n.

R.

I^+^FT)

painting, a

bfll

s.

deceit

TS^+^ITi)

R.

(f.

or

v. a.

See R. TJ*^,

Deception, fraud,

a pretence.
r

1^3) Deceiving, cheating,

imposing upon others,

an orphan.

eat.

The cheating

deceiving any one.

a. (from'&Tf^

fatherless son,

deceit.

S. p. 97.

(/.).

('^Slfe) To

("bfT + ^jl) Fraud, deception,

s.

Sabda

Light, brilliancy, lustre, splen-

1.

(/.)

dour.

go, to move.

(from

s.

cheat, a swindler.

To impose upon,

to

deceive, to cheat.
a.

s.

(corrupt, of
(/.)

Six.

TxT\\
sort of

Yates' Gr. p. 426.

v. n.

tions

To

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

See T^tlTl

splash up, to

to bruise or break

by

s.

x.

(!>3%rR?) To

imposing upon, swindling,

a swindler.

fly in all direc-

falling,

v. a.

To

throw about, to splash about.

"0t Root,

(-P^ mfn. W^ + ^l)

a.

bf^bf'T
v. a.

C^crI

a.

(Beny.)

2.

(/)

Skin, bark, rind.

3.

of flower.

Wilson.

from R.

1.

A cheat,

-^f^T3
Posterity,
4.

kind

Also written

of^i^f^)

Sixty-six.

(n.).

^1
(/.

(corrupt,

2.

spreading creeper.

offspring.

b^fla
Also

(m.)

out.

(m. from R. "5^1) Retching, vomiting,

sickness.

s.

blotch or scab.

(from B^T ) Gushing out.

To gush

vomit, to be sick.

Cheating,

A retching, vomiting, or

s.

(corrupt, of *tt<T^?)

animal.

The young of an

5?k

1131
(from

s.

^tf^3

Ashes.

?)

1.

s.

1132

whip.

The spray

2.

or beating

cow

M^R

in of rain.

O^C^ v. a.

To

(from R.

thatch, to bottom

(from

?)

encampment, a camp

^tffe?) A

(from

s.

tie

the legs of

when milked.
strainer, a sieve, a

sieve-net.

(from

a.

^tf^t3)

Clever at straining:

liquors.

cantonment, an

barracks

^) To

(from R.

v. a.

to prevent its kicking

15t3*ft

a chair, to cover as with cane or wicker-work.

s.

5^fe3)

(from

a.

an awning.

Strained, clear, pure

innocent, guiltless.

from *tt<l< ,

an

+ <TlrT ) A child,
v. a. (caus.

infant.

of

T5^f^3) To

cause to

strain liquors.

5^3TFl

(corrupt, of

s.

I'll)

covering, a roof,

^t\3Tr1^T

s.

trate, to clear

5?^"^.

See

child.

^t^l

^>3^tf5
ishness

(from

s,

Ft^t^T)

s.

P.

^1

(for

v.

from *fR<l?)

filtrating of

(m.)

through a cloth, to

pond of

to drain a

goat.

See T5?l

fil-

its fish.

(n.

s.

"5^1 +T$>) Goat's milk. Mohun

p. 31.

young animal.

The

noun

T^^tF^

o
5^1

strain

Puerility, child-

childhood, infancy,

To

v. a.

a thatch.

Goat's flesh.

straining or

t^t^N

s.

(to.)

goat.

Also

^t ^
5

See

a liquid.

U
t^t^fl

s.

(from

^tT^^)

t>;l<Ml.

s.

(from

I^|<K\j) A

i.

A plant

Lees.

5^TFt1ftrr1
To

v. a.

tank of
T*$~f>

s.

See

(Convolvulus pes caprse).

sieve, a strainer.

strain, to filtrate

to drain

(from

s^H + cnttf)
A plant (Sphse-

(from h. IsrL)

An

1-

2.

churning-stick.

image, a likeness,

Hort. Ben.

ranthus Indicus).

S^IMtfitl

casting-mould or matrix.

p. 62.

(^t^ + ^tfltl

s.

&tl bjTTl a.

(from^tl?) Cast
a.

lop

off,

climbing plant
in a

(from R. fi>^t.)

to trim.

2.

To

mould.

To

cli

.Sere,

P>

to

pass by, to neglect, to

s.

(from

bfK^T

Milk and water.

5^t~ftW

1.

s.

(from

plant)

(from

5?St5?T) A

tree (a species of

"5?^)

Carey.

Tending goats, deal-

ing in goats.
poetical metre.

2.

Sjt^Ht

s.

Hort.

5t^3ffH,

Dalbergia, Buchanan's MSS.~).

.

plant)

Carey.

(Asclepias tunicata).

Also

p. 20.

^tpT?I1

disregard any one.

o
t>^T

plant (Euphorbia dracunculoides).

A
The eaves of a house.

s.

Lecherous, cohabiting promiscuously like goats.

its fish.

a copy.

^t^t^]^

(femin. of TSo^t

^) A

she-goat.

1134

1133
case

genit.

ft^M + EjfW ) A kid.

Mohun P.

{Jemin. of Eqt^l

of

gling, releasing or setting at liberty.

p. 49.

Also

she-goat.

y^ii&j) a disentan-

noun of

(v.

s.

^t^f^T

(from 5ffi5}|BS) Release, extrica-

s.

tion, liberation.

Sabda

herd.

1.

goattricating, releasing, liberating.

S. p. 6.

switch, a thin stick or cane.

brush used in agriculture

v. a.

2.

To
Lopped, clipped,

trimmed, cleansed from the husk.

To cause

to

as a

rhyme

to it)

to lop or to trim

^tttt3) The

Also

husked.

causing

the ordering rice to be un-

Lopped, clipped,

a.

cleansed from the husk.

5^fl*T3

lop, to trim, to

unhusk

fi^T

small pieces or shreds

passport,
p. 87.

^31

a.

(5^5

s.

Also

a.
s.

for

goods.

+f^t) A
Mohun P.

in

To

Thin,

2.

cast
to

v. a.

to divorce (a wife).

R. CS^I)

1.

emaciated.

feeble,

Cut,

Also

fi^sJ q. v.

"5^5

s.

"5^) The

(from R.

flat

roof of a house,

a terrace.
(corrupt, of

s.

brella.

The

2.

^^T)

breast.

1.

3.

A parasol, an umA fungus, a mush-

Mouldiness.

4.

5^3tflhl1

a.

0?l\3l^"

(from R.

(5^3*1) Mouldy.

s.

(Gracula Chataree,

5?^) A

Also

T*t3t

comp.

left,

re-

t>lvdl<t<plo1

e. g.

s.

species of bird

MSS. ;
T^torfwl

Buchanan's

dus canorus, Linn. ).

D?l[oW) Abandoned,

Used

linquished.

cutting into

^tfe^3,

5^3f^f1

(from

to

off,

4.

the lopping of a tree.

from

a clearance

cut

2.

to let go,

release,

t^l\j a. (mfn. pret. part. p. of

room.

(from

t^lofo h\

To

?)

rice.

To

5.

emancipate

liberate, to

^t\3l

(from R.

v. a.

the price of a thing.

to pardon,

divided.

Lopped, clipped, trimmed, unhusked.

noun of

To abate

liberate,

To

lop or to trim, to order rice to be husked.

depart, to withdraw, to de-

give up, to forego, to surrender (a thing).

off a favourite.

v. a. (caus.

(v.

3.

To

1.

abandon, to forsake, to relinquish.

sert, to

for sprinkling with.

(from

a.

Rescuing;, ex-

(from

a.

Also

Tur-

(I^ls3l<^genit. case of 5^31

Mohun P.

mushroom.

p. 34.

Deserted by fortune, unfortunate, from ^T*Kl,

Fortune,

s.

The

relinquishing or

a.

(caus. of

b?'i(iW ) To

discharge, to disperse, to cashier.

(from

doning or relinquishing, a separation.

roof,

(from I>^31)

a terrace, a

^1n?T.
2.

s.

Also

ceil-

large tree (Alstonia

scholaris, Carey. Echites scholaris,

p. 20).

mutual aban-

I>^0 A

See I^t^l and T^JT

disen-

tangle, to release, to extricate, to rescue, to

s.

(from R.

s.

ing.

abandoning of any thing.

v.

I^tf3

Hort. Ben.

^tf%^.

(from R.

1^)

Boldness, courage.

1.

The
Also

breast, the bosom.

5^1

1135
t>?t^

Barley-meal

s.

kinds of pulse,

^t^T s.

(m.)

T>?T^*r

s.

powder of

A bedstead.

EqW

!^P)t3)

(from

a.

pressed, concealed,

covering, a

See TS^'T

leaf.

R. T^i^+vS^P

Concealable, to be covered or concealed.

a.

Mktl.il

(from

^tf%3)
A

To cause a

printer.

1.

Curds.

^iR^I

See

mutual con-

cealing, a reciprocal stamping or imprinting.

^HtpflTl a.

(from fclfat^j

Pressing down,

2. Suppressing, concealing, clan-

imprinting.

The young of an animal.

(from

s.

s.

a calico-

printer,

Also

^tf%^) Moulded, wrought with

the hand as clay.

2.

Sup-

thing to be stamped, imprinted, or concealed.

a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

^TTl

2.

printing of any

Concealment, the

2.

(cans, of

t^^)

Covered, concealed.

or

Printed.

The

v. a.

^A>

1.

1.

suppression of any thing.

(mfn. fret. part. p. cans. R.

a.

s.

an impression.

thing;

1.

1136

different

and then ground.

B^+^PT)

R.

2.

flour or

first fried

scholar, a pupil, a disciple.

(n.

screen.

U^tHl

destine.

E^fafe^

(froml^rfaT^) To knead,

v. a.

to

(from R.

v. a.

mould, to work with the hands

I.

to strain water

skulk.

To

2.

for catching the fish.

To

lurk,

splash up, to overflow.

3.

to

To

stamp, to print, to impress.

case of

erenit.

+ ^f)

or

v. a.

drag

Mohun P.

Whey.

To knead,

1.

ili^tpPC^

to

2.

To

S^fWl

trfe\3 v. a. To sneak;
To overflow, to splash over.

or speck on the eye

v. a.

a.

(mfn. from

longing to the ancient dialect and peculiar style

of the vedas.

s.

(m.)

priest conversant with

the vedas.

'5$Ftf?X>

from

(n.

W^l)

1-

The

vm.

462. seq. 2.

The vedas

A stamp,

noun

a press, a die, an en-

1.

of

calicoes.

covering or roof over a boat.

tester over a bed.

3.

(from

'(^H) Childishness,

b?kl<W)

(from

a.

child-

Bottomed, thatched.

5faH
t?.

a.

To

order any one to thatch a

house, or to bottom a chair or couch.

5^tf%*1

thatched roof.

T^tHl

s.

image.

(1*1

+ 3pT) A child.

a. (corrupt,

^tf^tl

of^tfTO) The imprinting

any thing, the printing of

The

^t^l

S^t^N" s.

graved block for printing calico.

v.

Fifty-six.

in general.

doctrine of the vedas.

(h. c->lfr>-)

^?t*N)

hood.

The Ckan-

dogya-Upanishad, pertaining to the Sama-veda.

As. Res.

(corrupt, of

tel^lftl s.

Also

s.

s.

Pertaining to the

(In grammatical works) Obsolete, be-

vedas.

Suppressed, concealed.

(from

a cataract.

E^jltT

DrK^I

2.

lurk, to skulk

#f%1 SffctS

mould.

a.

s.

To

for fish.

A film

3.

v. a.

p. 74.

a.

(/.) 1. Shade.
3.

The

krit prosody.

2.

The

twenty-sixth.

Shadow, a

wife of the sun.

splendour, lustre.

"S^TT^T

of TOf3" *ff3) Twenty-six.

T^f^l )

(from

See

5.

4.

reflected

Beauty,

sort of metre in

As. Res. x.

p. 472.

6.

Sans-

(Beng.)

1138

1137
Refuge, shelter.
ticoat.

A plant

9.

apparition.

8.

pet-

(m. '^Rti

s.

means of a gnomon.

+ ZJZSfc)

awning,

a festive

BitfNlTl

it)

Pertaining to the person

who

Fie

interj.

tfcftlpjp

(f/BiW*^Pf) A n

s.

Kola S.

planet Saturn.

Carey.

(from 5t^"

a.

skewer.

To drag along

epithet of the

(from

water-course.

2.

To de-

v. a.

from a habit or custom.

p. 361.

Vile as ashes, abominable,

1.

the ground.

habit, a custom,

viate

ft^Opl
B5fcf

child.

(^t^ril+'Prf^rl asa

For shame

v. a.

honoured with

is

a seat under the awning at a marriage.

See

child.

See

occasion.

tiWwl +

(-Fnmfn.

a.

Carey.

Children.

A
BjftrteTfl

2.

(from

s.

jingle to

an open shed

like a wallet.

^f^nrtNf^rl

Colebr. Alg. p. 106.

erected for

used at a wedding

is

The

measurement by

a house or place built for shade

space

pair of bags or sacks, &c. loaded

on an animal

measurement of a shadow

or hall

of

time by shadows.

fc*WkW*W

(5^VTl+3*Tl) The

*.

to present the bride to the bridegroom.

1.

(^tlTl+^tTt) Measurement

si

S^^t^i

under the awning which

(Achyranthes lanata).

(from T^THl ) Shady, umbrageous.

a.

B^ftrHfa

An

7.

(fromfS^S)

s.

1.

A water-course.

2.

habit, a custom.

hateful, unlucky.
s

A plant (a variety of Arum Colocasia).

Hort. Ben.

I^4<HH

Broken

(from

a.

^t^^"F

terrupted

upon,

in

in-

rent, torn, cut.

p. 65.

(^tW+^H5^)

s.

(from R. f5^i^)

v. n.

Bad

luck, mis-

of

v. a.

itself,

To break

in

To

tear, to

break

upon, to interrupt

fortune.

to rend, to tear, to cut

b,i<<H1f^ri

a.

(from

l^k^^N)

Unlucky,

unfortunate, unhappy.

fi^n

^t^tft^"

a.

wretched,

s.

from

5fW) Ruined,

(corrupt,

s.

chain.

fi^Tl

The

2.

a.

tied together

kjktH^i

s.

s.

(corrupt, of

bark of a

tree, the peel

or

v. a.

of a

To

skin or hide

the

a.

is

ft^T)

chain, a link.

1.

To

link

noose.

See

ft)q<pRlU3 v.a. (from

peel.

2.

fi^T)

1.

To

link to-

To suspend by a noose.

Sauce.
1.

bride

(from

fruit,

gether.
s.

link, a

Linked together,

To suspend by a

2.

1.

hung by a noose.

Carey.
together.

5jt^

"R^f^TtS)

bug (Cimex
v.

lectularia).

^^M)

linking together of two things.

(from

Ruin, wretchedness.

of

mangle.

to

An awning

presented to the bridegroom.

ring for the toe.

(/.)

fb^llbU

s.

sneezing.

under which a Hindu

2.

A petty
4

thief,

(f^^l

a pilferer,

for

W5^1+C5t^)

1139

1140

Ml

a.

from

Gr.

Fie!

ft^ Root,

shame!

fie! for

(corrupt, of f^TT)

s.

(cor-

2.

remainder, a remnant, a ba-

of

il
rupt,

Chintz.

1.

lance.

fbqEf^r

noun of f^tl^T^) The sprinkling

(v.

s.

scattering; or

See

sprinkling about.

rod of bamboo, &c.

3.

A woman who

thin

1.

with ^ft"

To

With 3l1 prefixed, 1 To break,

2. To lay hold of, to seize

Skilful in

s.

fcfi>T3) A

(from

a drop

shot,

To

(from

v. a.

(v.

Alg.

To

2.

off.

cut around

destroy;

kill, to

with

To

divide,

from R. TOstTCO

h ^ cutting or deA divisor. Colebr.

p. 35.

a.

Root,

(mfn. pres. part. p. R.

f5^) Being

To

x.

pierce, to perfo-

sprinkle, to

a deficiency, a

1.

hole, a

slit,

2.

2.

an

defect,

v. a.

fault,

perforate, to pierce.

(f^ti + ^f%)
noun

from R. STIC;)

(n.

incision, a perforation, a vacuity.

strew, to scatter about.

f.

cut

rate, to bore.

small body cast or shot off with the fingers.

f^tSf^T

To

stroying. 2. (In mathematics)

making

lattice-work.

f^l

cut up or dissected.

(fromfeftU3)

a.

divide,

to separate, to dissolve.

makes

lattice-work.

fet"Pm1

(ft^Tfe fi^ U3) To

vii.

with

(/.
1.

1^3

to cut off, to divide.

about or scattering of any substance.

(from

Wilkins'

See
to split, to cut.

Wfc

See

Cut, divided.

p. 417.)

Weeping upon the smallest occasions.

interj.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. C5^1

1.

To pick a hole

To

in the

conduct of any one.

shot.

offt^fe?) A

a.

Abound-

(mfn.

scattering,

ing with holes or perforations.

Also

strewing, or sprinkling about.

(from R.

v. a.

to sprinkle.

ffe^)

To work

2.

1.

fB^^FTt

To sow

"^T^tf^P^) Watching
of another.

sling,

sprinkle,
1.

when

the string

is

to fly

bow

up

like a

To

spatter, to

Seeking a hole or cave.

(from

sprinkle, to strew about, to

throw by a jerk, to

rebound,

v.

bound,

v.n.

A thin

n.

To

re-

To bespatter.

rod of bamboo or rattan.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

bored

Pierced,

through,

(/.) See

f^.

perforated

having

holes or openings.

fSff^flhrL. (f^Tfromf^^ + ^ft^l

^f%U3)

Also

Full of knots (as thread,

tained.

from

&c).

noun of fS^f*!^) The act of seizing

or detaining forcibly,
s.

Inquisitive about

the faults of other persons.

(y.

fe^

2.

broken.
a.

v. a.

Also

a trap.

To

(from

to strew about, to scatter

the faults or trespasses

lattice-work.

(from
v. a.

(-f^FT.

a.

seed,

a.

Seized,

forcibly de-

:
.

1142

1141

v. a.

To run

(from

against,

ft^Tl

to strike violently, to shoulder.

(from

lad.

(corrupt, of

harlot, a prostitute,

(from

(fS^rt^T+^W)

*.

Prostitution,

or its shell.

1.

An

2.

whoredom.

legume, a kidney-

Pertaining to a harlot

<

Any leguminous

Seventy-six.

Ninety-six.

(corrupt, of

s.

fruit,

orphan.
of

s (corrupt,
)

fefpTITl

See

bean.

a courtezan.

fe^Tt^FW

L^) A

(h.

5.

or courtezan.

(corrupt, of

To

v. a.

hold

Gr.

to take

by

(corrupt, of

+ f

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

(from

s.

Wilkins'

419) Cut, divided, severed, torn, rent,

p.

A
Pierced through

and through.

fi?pTC3) The bark

bow-string.

To

v. a.

Hindu idol

Kiii with her head

drinking her own blood.

the goddess

strip off the

(from h.

cut off and

Hindu

R.

hammadan
v. a.

(/. from

A tree

A harlot,

fS^T) L

j*l>-)

fishing-rod.

s,

(from

"5?I>

5*0
a.

v.

fefHtv3) The keeping

Kept
a.

To

touch.

s.

needle

a thin bamboo rod used

s.

of cuckoo not yet described.

species

Carey.

To

conceal,

to

Also ffe^j

tgt>l

keep

s.

secret, to

stopper to a bottle?

L r A lad.
)

See

refuse of fruit or cane

fiSOTi

which has

extracted.

in

Lying

extract the juice.

See

C^t^l

Chewed

so as to

in wait for

an opportunity, lying

an ambuscade,

v. a.

To

lie

on

the watch, to listen.

A
Buchanan's

(from

Also trt^l

The musk-rat

been chewed, or from which the juice has been

a.

tj^Hl)

of

(corrupt,

Ijljt 5^ a. (from "5*51 ) Pointed, sharp-pointed.

a.

(from h.

The

in

roof.

secret, concealed, suppressed.

(from

s.

Mu-

Carey.

religious mendicants.

(Sorex coeruleus).

fB?tj%Tri

worn by

a thing-

suppress.

a cork.

or

a courtezan.

(Menispermum glabrum).

secret,

tree, to

The bowl of a hooka

sort of necklace

making a thatched

fi^TFT

bark of a

tobacco-pipe.

A
{B^<#d * (f. from fi^ + 3^1 from
A tree (Menispermum glabrum).

2.

of a tree,

fruit.

peel a fruit, to unhusk.

(from ft^ + Xt^ ) A

s.

Ninety-six.

Eighty-six.

a husk, the peel or rind of a

perforated, pierced.

f^^1

force, to lay

to detain.

of,

a.

seize,

sort of grass (Aristida

MSS.\

iftWtfSilJfJ

s.

whip-thong snake.
4

Chhuchiya,

Carey.

%f^TTl + ^"5Eu3[t^T ) The

"K^

1143

K5q1

(corrupt,

ol

s.

nt<t) The

of

(Sorex cceruleus).

1144

Carey.

Also tpfo

girl.

musk-rat

secresy.

t^sS 5

The touching of any

s.

Concealment,

1.

an excuse.

pretext,

3.

A clan-

destine action.

See t*<P<l

2.

I^UHr?)

of

(corrupt,

s.

(from

s.

^3) A

a sharper, a

swindler,

thing.
deceiver.

To

v. a.

t<P<l

5.

0WR"*t<l

A
s

touch, to

tn\i1

The musk-rat

(/)

t^jl<

or shrew.

x.

(C^t&irft) To

small bird

Also "jf^

cut.

(Muscicapa leucura).

Carey.

STt^

noun of ^Tsl^)

(v.

An

escaping from

T^^Root,

^ftTC3) To

carpenter.

little.

To

To

3.

touch.

^?)

(from R.

exceed.

1.

To

press

down.

prevail over a person.

Touched.

(mfn. pret.part. p. R.

Root,
(caus. of

%F<^) A

Wilkins' Gr. p. 420.

fined.
z\ a.

a trick, a ruse,

artifice,

vi.

v. a.

To

2.

a.

(from TjflaT^) Escaped, loose, uncon-

a.

tP*i1 a. Small,

Also

confinement.

An

(corrupt, of

s.

'l^R'tvi

5.

^3

(from

5.

an excuse.

girl.

^t^RooT,

feel.

dismiss,

(1?)

vi.

To

(from R. tr*^)

s.

cut.

See

knife, a razor.

A.

to set at liberty, to allow to escape, to loosen.

(from

s.

^^1*T

An

escape.

noun of ^^t^\3) The

(v.

s.

facilitating

the escape of any one; liberation, release.

"^f^RFt

s.

tn<J,

s.

(/.

brtpi

s.

from R.

Also

A knife,

v)

Scurf, dandruff

a pen-knife.

a pen-knife,

a partial whitening of

Set at liberty, let loose, escaped.

a.

Also

the skin.

(from

a.

Small,

dealing in

ternal covering of

To

^^?)

(from R.

v. a.

small trade, peddling.

v. n.

A knife,

from R. "5p[J

(/.

To remove

the ex-

any thing, to pare the turf

off

escape, to get loose, to gain

land, to lop, to prune.

liberty

to

be discharged

to fly (as a cannon-

"K^tTi

ball).

^jT&t

s.

3) A

(from tof

discharge, a remis-

sion, a release, a furlough, a leave

from duty,

W
2.

Root,

To

date-fruit
vii.

vomit.

(Ph oenix

dactylifera).

(^t"fe,
3.

To

1.

play.

i.

and

To

shine.

x.

a cessation of labour.

T>i%rRS) To

^3 Root,

vi.

(tJNi

M)

To

H^Root,
v. a.
off,

release, to set at liberty

to throw, to

weapon.

5iS

To

s.

1.

pelt, to discharge

a missile

a thing to another.

The communication

Carey.

OT^)

To

light, to kindle, to inflame.

(5^
2.

(W'fc

and x.

i.

to cast

See

Conta a;ion.

light, to kindle.

cover.

s.

(from R.

blow of the

f^K)

pestle.

1.

3.

cut,

a piece.

ceasing from rain.

of
(TfcrSTl s.

(from 05i)

piece, a cut.

1146

tf*rsi

1145

(By3llC\3 v

(from R. "fe?U)

a.

To

cut into

C5y3l

(from R. "fe^Cj Rent, torn, broken.

a.

pieces.

(from R. "felT

u. a.

CS^Snf^f

a cessation, an
sist,

C^3lt^U3) An

(from

s.

f^U3

interval.

intermission,
v. a.

To

tear, to sever,

to rend, to break.

To deCO? firi

to cease, to intermit.

v. a.

To

(from R. ffxfc)

tear, to sever,

to rend.

CBySTFft
CS^t

(corrupt, of

s.

^\5*ftfa)

Eighty-six.

C^l

interj. Fie

shame

for

a. (ft

om

a perforation

C^33

C^^^3 )

(corrupt, of

s.

A fatherless son,

an orphan.
tt>5<P0

iron,

Ct^<pfi> a. Fried with

s.

(m/w.)
2.

s.

hole,

<P

the eye of a needle.

To bore a

animal).

Rent, torn.

hole, to perforate.

Tame, domesticated (as an

1.

Town-bred, smart, trained in the

acuteness and vice of towns.

seared.

(O^txp

v. a.

(t>3<P a.

Burning hot, burnt with a hot

a.

f5^)

R.

avaunt

A stoppage,

or butter.

oil

skewer, a piece of wire, a thin iron

a cessation, an intermission.

0<<KJO(.3? ad. (from (!*?$) At

fits

and

by

intervals,

starts.

rod.

n^f^US
a. Fried

dtBJjft

05^31

or butter. See

C5^fi>

Ct>?l>Nil[^

(from

termit, to desist.

To

To

To

1.

cease, to in-

To foment,

3.

arrest.

pull or draw, to drag along

working

"fef&T3)

noun from

at lattice-work.

The

2.

1.

The

scattering or

sprinkling about of any thing.

(from Lt^Ovil) Baseness, wicked-

want of

C5^)

2.

to sear.
(v.

v. a.

s.

a.

v. a.

See

forcibly.

CO}t>vil

oil

Wicked, unprincipled. Also (b?Ovil

a.

C^OO^W

ness,

with

a.

work.

principle.

Wicked, base, unprincipled.

(from

(caus.

v. a.

to

make

as lattice-

Scattered or sprinkled about.

2.

See

Wrought

1.

lattice- work.

2.

To cause

To cause

to scatter

or sprinkle about.
C5~3>\

(from C5}ft>U3)

a.

Emptied of water,

boiled out, bruised to a pulp.

C55l^73
boat.

2.

a pulp.

v. a.

1.

(15^ Root,

x.

(CErTO^) To

Carey.

(J&R

To employ any one

to bale a

To bruise fruits or to reduce them to

4. To reprove,
3. To be in anguish.

(m. from R.

s.

fb?^ )

1.

cut, to divide.

viding, especially a dividing into

cutting or di-

two parts
an

cut, a perforation.

2.

pause

(In mathematics)

a part.

3.

hole,

visor or denominator of a fraction.

to reproach.

interval, a

The

di-

Colebr.

Alg. p. 13.

CC^fC)^
2.

To

1.

To

bale,

to

empty of water.

bruise, to reduce vegetables to a pulp.

(S*tt>lvi
ferer.

v. a.

ft,

2.

(from fl>fa)

base or

1.

petty thief, a pil-

wicked person.

CS^t*! s. (m. G^fl+ 5t3T)

An operation by which the
nator of a fraction

Alg. p. 192.

is

made

(In mathematics)
divisor or

denomi-

to disappear.

Colebr.

4
1147

1148

0551

Cutting, di-

Touched,

a.

s.

scare-crow.

viding.

R.

(n.

s.

dividing.

"fe^+^SFT)

2.

part, a piece.

matics) Division.

cutting or

(In mathe-

3.

C^f%3<P

To be

C^FSTt^T

The bring-

wowra of

5. (.

separable.

divisible,

ing into contact. Also

G5pP

or

Impure, menstruous.

a.

(mfn.fut. part. p. R. fB^H^)

a.

bring

into contact, to cause to touch.

Colebr. Alg. p. 8.

divided or cut through,

Also

1.

To

(cans, of

v. a.

Ctfc^T

a.

Touched,

contiguous, brought into contact.

(mfn. from R.

a.

f5^)

Cut, divided,

perforated.
055*11

Curds.

s.

Ctfcffcl

A small file used by silversmiths.

Sabda

See

musk-rat.

Saliva.

s.

(Sorex cceruleus).

into contact.

^"K^l) A

(corrupt, of

s.

come

touch, to

musk-rat

Greedy, ravenous like a

a.

S. p. 249, 382.

To

To

v. a.

Oft

01

^. a.

(i^tl> V<L\S y. .

(from C*lK>

spit.

To perform an

ablution after evacuation,

CE^R3

A fatherless

(*)

son,

an orphan.

See

C^fcH
CEjW

C^TO^ * (corrupt, of
Ct^Ul^

Seventy-six.

of

(corrupt,

s.

^kf^J)

Ninety-six.

s.

a^PHUl I A child,

Eighty-six.

an infant.

(from

See

B^tW

Childhood,

as a

Cb?l<?<l

A goat.

covetousness, greediness.

boy.

See

A boy,

(h.

a lad.

Also

childishness.
1.

ins.

game

smelling about for food or for

dog does

Ct^l<P<)
fancy

Greediness, covetous-

ness, selfishness.

(corrupt, of

ablution

Also

(fromCWl)

C^tTJtpT^.

CBJJTFFSt

Also

An

noun

after evacuation.

Snappishness, snarlingness.

s.

(v.

s.

2.

The

s.

(from C55t^Tl

girl,

See

lass.

spots on the skin of

a deer or other animal.

a^ft^fal a (055^1 + ^1)

.

(corrupt, of
C&jl

Root,

mow,
G35l

s.

on

its

^f^T^t^

Sixty-six.

s.

prey).

a.

(corrupt, of

To descend,

Small,
;

^ltf^T\3

little,

petty,

younger, junior.

younger brother.

A
(Asclepias herbacea,

bird of prey.

tp)

mean, low, humble

to

to reap.

v.

t^i

trifling,

("S^'fe) To cut, to perforate

iv.

The stooping of a

or

Spotted, speckled.

bacea.

shrub

Pox. or Calotropis

her-

Carey).

+ a.

to stoop (as a kite

of requests.

MohunP.

p. 91.

u^SIac)

court

C55t

C^TT*

1149

4^Wl

(C5?tl

plant (Antidesma

MSS.).

C^tfeS

i^tel) An officinal
oblongis,

foliis

tham).

Carey.

Carey.

for

S^i) A

(Gentiana

Carey.
s.

fl^tf+^f) A

(from

s.

Indica).

s.

+ ^JS^f) A

(CS^TE

Hort. Ben.

(from

Mohun P.

brother's wife.

climbing

flower

Carey.

verticillata ?).

husband's youngerp. 12.

Carey.

plant (Carpopogon pruriens).

(T^tl^^i

(^tt +S^pl

sort of grass.

C^t^^$1

(Tringa cinclus or T. pusilla, La-

cies of snipe

Buchanan's

1150

A timber-tree (Eugenia caryophyllata).

plant (Borago

Carey.

p. 13.

species

of plant (Crotolaria prostrata).

plant

(Tradescantia imbricata).

An aquatic

+ ^FT)

(from ft^H>

a.

young, minor,

Carey.
Small,

((^tfe+^fW?)

s.

2.

1.

h\<<

Carey.
for

*f^<-

5.

C5#tt3ffTtl

(C^ + C^t^f^Tl)
Mohun P.

COT^^ft

s.

l.

The youngest

2.

Carey.

(C^+^t^tft)

The

wife of a husband's (or wife's) father's younger

Carey.

brother.

p. 62.

+ p.

(CS^+^t^) A plant (Eu-

phorbia Chamsesyce).

Carey.

(C5^+"fctfSPT1)

s.

son of a spiritual guide.

bird

Carey.

(probably a variety of Corvus Krishna).

to it)

(C5?t& +~fct3=^") The youngest

husband's youngest brother.

plant (Serratula cinerea).

s.

brother of a husband's father.

sort of flea-wort.

CE^^t^pTOl

rhyme

Little, small, trifling, diminutive.

Several other

small plants of the Syngenesia class.

plant

p. 4.

as a

small species of flea- wort.

C^fe^t^^s.

Hort. Ben.

little.

C^&^fW

^fl ) A

(Utricularia biflora).

c^y')

sort of

berry (Morus Javanica, Buchanan's

Carey.

mul-

MSS.).

Carey.

CB^JvSU (C^tfe+^ ) A youngest pater-

+ p.

Carey.

nal uncle.

rosea).

A
of grass (Cyperus dubius).

TOihninhrte-

s.

s.

?).

(CS^+TTTIT) A

oxylon serpentinum).

species

of Robinia,

Hort. Ben.

plant

Buchanan's MSS.).

Carey.

Carey.

shrub (Ophi-

bird (Loxia

A
(a

Carey.

(c^ti+c^^?)

shrub (a species of Guarea

C^t&'^f

species

Carey.

of an elder brother, so called

a younger one
p. 19.

who

if

The youngest son

by the children of

he be older than the person

uses the appellation.

Carey.

A species of snipe
An
or plover (Tringa glareola,

C5^tl>W^ft

s.

Latham).

(C^+^W?Ff

Carey.

l)Aspe-

by which a youngest brother

sister if older

than himself.

appellation

calls his

Carey.

youngest

C^t^TT^Krl

(C^t^+TT^^1) A

s.

of swallow-wort (Asclepias geminata).

*T s. (v.

species
Caret/.

(Pisum sativum

Hort. Ben. p. 56.

viride).

small

species of purslain(Portulacameridiana). Carey.

)

(C^tfe

rops viridis).

Carey.

+ W?ft) A bird
)

(Cuculus melancholicus).

youngest wife.

father's

2.

Carey.

(Alcedo Bengalensis).

Carey.

(Me-

C^Ull^
CB^t&THSft

(CB^fc

s.

+ TOS^Tl) A

(CB^fe

s.

(Justicia polysperma).

A species of cuckoo

folium Indicum).

Hort. Ben.

+ TOft) A

2.

wife to

Hort. Sen.

CS^fr^fi

s.

The youngest

whom

(C5?H>

CS^^TR

s.

man was

A youngest

+3 Tl) A parasitical plant

Carey.

A
(Lanius Colluris
s.

Buchanan's MSS.).

(C^+lt-i^) A

(Nymphaea

water-lily

small species

csl^bprtsfts

younger

(Columnea tomen-

stellata).

Hort. Ben.

CS^tf^R^T
picea,

lily

s.

Carey.

(CS^+SR^) A tree

Buchanan's MSS.}.
s.

(Nymphaea

esculenta).

(c^+ipprWtsr) a

Carey.

(Pinus

Carey.

(C5^+3jf^) A

(Leucus esculenta, Carey

sort of water-

Hort. Ben.

p. 41.

plant

Phlomis esculenta,

Hort. Ben. p. 44).

p. 47.

plant (probably a variety of Euphorbia ligularia).

of

(CS^fe +p. J lCi) The hare (Lepus Khurgosa, Buchanan's MSS.

probably

Lepus timidus).

CS^tet^ s. (C^fe +^tt*) A younger brother.

Hort. Ben.

sort

p. 41.

sister.

tosa).

bird

Carey

(C^tfe+^Prtt) A

plant

person.

C5^f r^s.

Carey.

(a^+ft^jt^) a

it)

plant used as

A mean

G^t&^Tf^
s.

to

v.

last married.

p. 13.

C^lwPfl

rhyme

insignificant, diminutive.

wife of a man.

large climbing plant (Lettsomia speciosa). Hort.

Ben.

mean,

plant

of jujube (Zizyphus rotundifolius).

s.

little,

p. 33.

(C^tfe+3TR) A

c^tt'R^isii

(Tri-

Carey.

plant

(Loranthus globosus).

plant

a seasoning (Capsicum minimum).

The

plant

p. 8.

Carey.
)

3.

bird

Carey.

as a

Small,

brother's wife.

The

3.

Carey.

of grass (Aira filiformis).

(Melastoma aspera).

Riches.

goddess of prosperity.

sort

(Grewia sapida ?)

address their

An aquatic plant

Carey.

C5?frWtft s.

The name by which

1.

the children of an elder wife

pea

sort of

noun of (.C^lf^ls?) The releasing

or liberating, the setting at liberty.

(Pontidera hastata).

H52

o^rtu

flS^fc

1151

a.

Discharged, dis-

(from

missed, loosened, untied, set at liberty.

The

s.

1.

sheathing-stalks which form the trunk of a

plantain-tree.

2.

The

act of running.

Ctt^fl

1153

a. (cans,

1154

C0fT3)

of

To

set at

C^t^ilA^?

To

v. n.

to

go

C^t3

(from

a.

get loose, to be discharged,

See

to obtain liberty.

off,

^5U3)

bjjo^
Used

Shooting.

in

&c.

Also

interj.

Fie

off,

Root,

"55^

CS^Fs.

or or-

go, to move, to ap-

See R. "5^.

Shooting a bullet.

a.

e. g.

To cause

to cause to pare

(5p<C\j) To

i.

proach.

comp.

&c.

fruits,

shame

for

C^K)

(from

v. a.

der any one to peel

liberty, to discharge, to liberate, to let loose.

(from 'tR>Ua) The discharging of a

gun.

(&K5\
a

bow

^5C3)

(from

a.

Discharged, shot from

or gun.

C5^T3t$!X3

v. a.

^foU3) To

(caus. from

gun, to discharge an arrow.

C^Toft"

s.

(from

C5?t3ttt3)

stain or

colouring liquid

Also

fire

C^T

3i The third

A key.

mark made by any

the making a mark.

Hindu

alphabet.

It cor-

responds in pronunciation to the English

juice or

as

in just.

In Sanskrit treatises on prosody and metre

denotes an amphibrachys.

Tardchand Ch.
(from

a.

of the second or palatal class

of consonants in the

A stringy integument or coat of a fruit.

C^PM

letter

sS

Stained by vegetables.

a. (mfn. from R. vl^ Wilkins' Gr.

771).
Born from, produced by only used in comp.
p
e.
a.
What grows
is
:

(ISTHMUS

v. a.

(from Ct^"Pj) To stain or mark

i<^3

g.

(mfn.)

with vegetable colours, to print callicoes.

duced

The

s.

&c.

stringy coat or rind of a cocoa-nut,

the peel of a plantain.

Cb?W<P<m*1

s.

(C^t^

s.

from R.

1^? + R.

An

s.

(from

medicinal drug.

(corrupt, of

s.

s.

egg,

(m.)

s.

3J3l

(n.)

(m.)

from

lotus,

(mfn.)

a.

pro-

B orn

^t<J>

from an

from

bird,

The

roots of a tree, a fibrous

Carey.

root.

Ct>;W

mud

oviparous

egg,
s.

in the

Mud,

or

large knife, a

3h3TTl3^.

stiletto.

(p.

<_>^) An

answer, a reply, a dis-

missal.
(corrupt, of

s.

fruit,

5^1)

The

rind or peel of

^3^^

an integument.

vS^t^

sort of citron or lemon.

(p.ykj-.-)

s.

s.

precious stone, a gem.

(m. ^l-h^t^")

The

letter

character expressing the sound of

lb?hl

s.

(from

C^t^) The

moving the external coat of a

tt^HI

a.

Parings.

num).

(from
2.

C^t^)

peeling off or re-

3[^Root,

(Tfef\?)

i.

1.

To

eat. 2.

To laugh.

fruit.
s.

Razed, pared,

Chick-pea or vetch (Cicer

Mohun P.

3l or any

v3l

s.

(m. R.

1.

Also

ote,

arieti-

p. 62.

(_^
a.

3S +*l)

Consumpt ion,

decline.

w .).

Vexed, provoked, enraged. Carey.

1155

(p.

an

1156

wound, a

3^

sore, a scar, a cut,

Vishnu.

ulcer.

(from

a.

The

(Lit.

An

epithet of

lord or master of the uni-

verse). As. Res. ni, 286.

Full of wounds, sores,

p.

^t^ + TO)

(m.

s.

Also the name of a

celebrated temple and idol near Cuttack.

or ulcers.

CSPWWtiW

sort of musical instrument.

(n.

s.

of the famous temple of

from R.

(n.

world.

rf^j

Air, wind.

2.

The

I.

universe, the

(m/ra.) Transitory,

a.

!^ WT) A

(^i 5

si

Hort. Ben.

gandarussa).

3*1^1

(femin. of 3Pt*%)

s.

People, mankind.

earth.

"5
Brahma

m. 3[5t^ +
lit.

The

sovereign of the world.

serving

(mfn.

^)

An

^^

epi-

lord

+ p TH^)

3*1^*.

or

ify A

(a.

s.

life

(m.

3*1"^+

W)

property of a

Custom

a portion of the

Mukammadan

given in charity,

The spectator

\j)

glitter,

Air, wind. (Lit.

or witness of the

collector of the customs.

a shining, radiancy,

self is the world, identically the

same with the

3f*^l

s.

{f.

R.

3f*C

A
s.

(m. 3l s

t^ + '3Tt^t^')

port or supporter of the world.

a.

1.

The sup-

Air, wind.

2.

(mfn.^) Supporting, upholding, or maintain-

Ben.

3l^FT

(n.) 1.

s,

3^U7TSF 5 Tl

A sort
An
(Lit.

The

epithet

3^+ft)

lord of the

$*K +

See

ParvatI

world.)

or

Durga.

(Lit.

Food,

victuals.

tree (Ficus glomerata).

s.

The
(/.

a.

loins.

^WFT

2.

Hort.

M ons veneris.

from

(mfn. from^3i^PT)
vile,

of the

base,

Sudra

The queen

Eating, eating

3^*+^)

of fig-tree (Ficus oppositifolia).

Low,

man

An
of

v5l*4.*l)

2.

(m.

2.

1.

of

world).

3Pnft*3" s.

p. 66.

ing the world.

OTTfifi s. (m.
Vishnu and of Siva.

\5ltr>

(m. from R. *t^[j Air, wind.

s.

world.

^tPTtte"

bril-

Wilkins' Gr. p. 419.

together or in company.

Whose

a.

Koran.

in the

(mfn. irreg. pret. part. p. of R.

world.)
'<S>\

down

liancy.
a.

(Lit.

Alms;

1.

or duty on goods.

(from

of the world.)

sun.

2.

Pre-

Eaten.

The

for distilling.

place.

i'l^j)

preserver of the world, a sovereign.

The

plant (Justicia

also

(h.
s.

2.

(?w.)

s.

or Jager-

p. 4.

Vinous liquor

1.

(?.)

agreeably to the rules laid

protecting the world,

or

s.

creator of the world.

<

a.

3^1"^

Armour

The

^t^^TH^

Sans-

sort of metre in

site

2.

As. Res. x. 463, 470.

krit prosody.

thet of

3.

The

1.

The

nauth, near Cuttacli, in the province of Orissu.

^^1^

moveable, locomotive.

Jagannafha

epithet

3iWT>*H1

s.

(f.

Sanskrit prosody.

1.

Last, hindmost.

reprehensible,

s.

(?w.)

metre

in

tribe.

3^ +

As. Res. x. 464.

of the

3^H*3

a.

(mfn.

^FP*3)

Low-born, of

mean

2.

1158

3T$

1157

Oi^j

origin,

(rw.)

s.

1.

younger brother.

Sudra.

Root,

s.

plant (Sida humilis, Hort. Ben. p.

Alisma parnassifolia, Buchanan's

50.

MSS.y

(vfiffe, or with the

i.

3|fi) To

a nasal,

injuring.

3if<P

Carey.

lus).

(m/w. from R. ^*ls ) Striking, beating,

a.

water-bird (Tantalus leucocepha-

oRC^^a.

fight.

\5l^s. (Eng. Judge)

insertion of

judge.

Enough, plenty,

sufficient.

Carey.
Disorder, confusion, annoyance, trou-

^f<p3W
lia

v^t ^
1.

a.

Moveable, loco-

transitory.

(n.) Flesh.

sweepings, rubbish

mis-

3flgtf*nri

(from

a.

sS^H)

Troublesome,

in-

tricate, confused.

Waste, wild,

(mfn.')

blesome business
fortune.

(mfn. from R.

a.

(Dairy mpe-

tree

Carey.

pomifera).

motive

5.

(^f^ + ^.t 1!) A

s.

2.

desert.

solitary,

(Beng.)

ji&j) A

chaln

a wil-

forest,

Root,

derness; weeds overrunning a garden.

i.

(^30^3) To

clot, to

be entangled

(as hair).
a.

(from vSffipT) Wild, sylvan, untamed.

(corrupt, of

A
(Hibiscus

plant

a devotee.
3Tt>^Tl

(^pft + ^ta^") A

s.

specie s

(Gelonium fasciculaturn?).

sort of deer

^rt^jT

(Cervus Munjas).

31^1. +

cratium biflorum

Buchanan
sS7trp,1 s.
a bank

T)

limit,

an

from R.

ascetic.

root.

s.

(/.)

v5^i<lR<
R.

^) A

r.

3"&1<3R

Carey.

A plant (Pan-

Carey.
;

a.

courier, a runner,

1.

The matted

root of a tree,

4. Several species of

s.

s.

an express.

from
Also

Hort. Ben.

a.

(m/w. from

walking quick,

s.

3tSfl ) Marching

(?.)

Hedysarum.

well,

quick walker.

hair.

A plant (Comp. 5.

(^T&I + ^E) The matted

hair of

Siva.

(mfn.

Also

^3T^1+^^") Wearing a head

s.

(m.)

An

^M ^

s.

(/.^tl+3Tt^fl) Indian

3n&T*rt*P|tpr

s.

Short drawers, breeches.

(/.)

1.

spike-

Hort. Ben.

p. 5.

(^i + ^sftfr) A plant

(Hedysarum pulchellum).

epithet of Siva.

3n3Wt (-f^).

nard (Valeriana Jatamansi).

^S^Tt^i

hair of

a fibrous

Matting the
)

of matted hair.

^tf^

+ <3")

melina communis).

field.

thigh, the leg.

4-

^T^J

The

(mfn.

^WSFvfl
^Tal^B

a landmark, a boundary

(m.

multitude, a crowd

(Beng.) The long flower-stalks of

3.

a.

CS^fl

for

or ridge along the edge of a

The

2.

palm-trees.

also a species of Asphodel,

MSS.).

(m.)

Carey.

(3^1 + <^T|

tree

of people.
(f.

matted hair of

Intertwined or matted roots.

2.

(from

s.

Carey.

of date (Phoenix acaulis).

s.

L The

Carey.

vitifolius).

^^fl^te^

sSTls 1 )

Hort. Ben.

p. 57.

sort of fig-tree (Ficus venosa).

3i3l

1159
2.

An

3F3\

assemblage, a multitude.

Matted

3.

hair.

See 3Tt>1

^ffr 55

a.

Wearing matted

911).

Gr.

Wilkins'

(from R.

v. a.

to

wind round,

2.

To

To wrap round,

1.

to cling to, to

wind

into a ball.

interlace, to plate, to overlay, to set pre-

cious stones.

or entangled hair.

3F3tS

(m.)

s.

3f&1+^,

(mfn.

3f3T2u3

1160

(from

a.

3I3t<T3) Abundant,

super-

Also

lion.

abundant, crowded or studded with (said of

(Beng.), &c.
ornaments).
(/.) 1. Indian spikenard (Valeriana

Jatamansi).

2.

Long pepper.

(f^\

a.

mfn. ^5.^\

clotted or matted hair.

tree (Ficus
s.

venosa ).

(m. from R.

s.

2. Tied,

01

+ ^\ )

(?.)

tilt

Also

3T^?) A

(mn.) The belly,

s.

firm.

3. Orris-root.

(/)

Hard,

bound.

burning

pain in the bowels, the colic, the uneasy sensation arising from hunger.

3l3

a.

(mfn.)

1.

in the

collected,

s.

3.

(m.)

2. Stupid, idiotic;

Heaped

together, crowded,

Cold,

%.

dullness, apathy.

Water.

Lead.

3.

Trans.

JR.

substance.

The

33tfWl a.

(from

Clung

toWHi^f

3i3%3) Winding or wrap-

A. S.

l.

v. a.

(3i3tf%TTl

s.

551.

4.

To heap

3i3 + 3l)

(/

frigidity,

+ <^) A

winch,

(3t3l+sif3

s.

as a jingle to

it)

mutual clinging to each other, a mutual wind-

3rf33.
2.

(from

Carey.

3131^13)

1.

Studded, set with.

Contracted, crowded, frozen.

(n.)

1.

(Beng.)

3lf333"t^

s.

3.

Inarticu-

(3lf33 + 3"t^) Crowded

sputtered language.

3if3l3

(from R.

v. a.

any

together,

words,

Carey.

^3

To wind round,

into a ball, to entangle, to

to

wrap round.

to

Medicines, drugs.

amass, to collect.
*.

clinging to, a

wrapped round.

a winding-machine.

wind

v533l

to,

2.

Inanimate and insentient

root, the origin, the original state of

thing,

a.

late, sputtered.

frost, winter.

Stupidity, idiocy;
2.

noun of 3I3t^l3)

(v.

s.

wrapping round,

ing or wrapping round.

womb.

Frigid, cold.

dumb.

decrepid;

a reciprocal winding or wrapping round.

3l3t[f3
The pain en-

dured by a child

to,

ping round, interlacing.

3T&^" + ^1^1*1)

(/.

overlaying, in-

A mutual clinging

(from 3l3l^CT3)

3l3t*T
mark.

1.

3l3*Rt3) The

terlacing, or plating of any thing.

sort of fig-

(mfn.)

(from

s.

Having

freckle, a

a.

3131^3

Stupidity, dullness, idiocy,

benumbedness.

Also

OlO^

3if3^1

s.

(~*l\m. 3l3 + ^5PT)

edness, idiocy, stupidity.

1.

Benumb-

2. Rigidity, stiffness,

(w.)

congelation.

\5Ni3<3

s.

(3l3 + <3<\S) An

idiot,

a dull or

stupid person.
v&4iSji

and

s.

a.

*.

(f.)

as a

rhyme

to it)

Roots

Gathered, collected, contracted;

idiot, stupid, indolent.

331

a.

insensible,

(3-3 + 513

fibres,

3T3t^3

Also OlO^T^l

Cowach (Carpopogon

pruriens).

(mfn.

3fot from 3l3 + ^3) Made

stupified,

reduced to idiocy

con-

gealed, frozen, benumbed.

a.

(mfn.

3131 from 3f3 + ^3) Become

insensible, inactive, or stupid

frozen, or rigid.

become decrepid,

1162

1161

v3.0^

(corrupt, of vSR)

s.

*"!)

spot, a freckle,

an ancestor.

father,

a mark.

v3b3^

(?w.)

s.

mark, a

used

ad. Entirely, altogether, with root

that which

Viscidity, tenacity.

(from

mankind
Lac, a red dye or animal pigment,

3h+^) 1.
(Beng.} A freckle, a

3.

(n.

s.

33^1

s,

kawat

33Htt

2.

Assa

foetida.

plant,

2.

origin.

called cha-

(m.

3^+^)

s.

(m.

v5^+3TPl ) A

freckle, a

number of men,
2. Publicity,

Birth, production;

1.

fragrant plant,

2.

tenderness.

3.

Production, birth.
I.

mother.

(^+

s.

tW(i) A

plant (Salicor-

Car eg.

mother; espeCompassion,

2.

commonly

plant,

s.

To be produced,

freckle, a

mark on

1.

(/.)

(w.)

The

producible.

fragrant plant,

commonly

See Olf5 ^

A bat.

collar-bone, the clavicle.

Also

1.

An inhabited country,

a region, a district comprising

2.

called chakawat.

many

in.

vedas) and

(01x3 la in

iv.

this

(\5itTIU3)

To be born

to arise or spring (as a river)

With

3FT^TR[
Also

3FT*I

s. (?m.

vST^T-f^l"^) News, report, rumour.

OT^tCf

s.

and 3l 5R3'

(corrupt, of ^l*"^*^) Birth, production.

be born generally

to be-

s.

An

^5l"*L+^)

^ m.

man-

race.

from the causal form of R.

progenitor, a father.

1.

s.

Man, mankind.

individual, a person (whether

female).

people,

mother.

Also

To be born again,
To be produced

with

(m. from R. v5l*L)

human

after

or born, to arise, to originate.

2.

kind, the

or pro-

To be bom

prefixed,

another; with
to

form only in the

villages.

Mankind, man.

Men,

come.

called cha-

kawat.

p
^FPilt*. (jw.v^T + tTl)

the skin.

duced

commonly

nia Indica).

OT^Root,

of

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. 3FIV+ SpftlT )

^fftl^t

s.

1.

queen

the

the body.

s.

from R. 3i*L)

(/.

mark on

3FT+ 3I T)

called chakmoat.

bat.

fragrant plant.

1.

man

Family, descent, lineage, race.

2.

cially

s.

R.

(n.

(/.)

commonly

Chandala, a

a crowd, a multitude.

spot.

&ZF< C^l^

see

1.

(/.)

Lac.

tribe.

rumour, talk, a disclosure.

3FPTs.

analogous to cochineal.
3PJ<3?

a low or degraded

Viscous, tenacious,

sticky.
(rc.)

g.

hated, ill-boding, ominous.

is

m. from-31'T)

(from

s.

e.

Producing or causing

(m/ra.)

and branch.

3T3^

Producing,

comp.

in

freckle, a spot.
a.

a.

progenitor, a

(mfn.)

a.

Frequently

causing.

v5F^+^<]?)

(m. R.

s.

dv

male or

(in.

^T+^T^") Rumour,

report, in-

telligence, tidings.

One
lokas or divisions of the world

of the seven

the region in-

1163

1164

men

habited by pious

decease

after their

3FTo

s.

^FT+S^)

R.

(/.

superior sort of paradise.

A brute,

vS^s. (m. from R.

3FP$ft

s.

(J.

vSFT-f^fe) A

report, rumour,

news, tidings, intelligence.

^^FT^

(m.

s.

35

:J

s.

R.^F^+^I)

(/.

multitude, a

^TOit3

(from

a.

Production, a bringing

s.

(p.

Par-

^31^5 s. (corrupt,

v3rtt

s.

of

^F5)

1.

Mohun P.

An

^) A musician.

(from

astrolabe.

2.

An

p. 135. 136.

Mohun P.

p. 91.

each person.

Female apartments, a

j\jj)

sort of fig-tree

(p. tljjls-)

"SM^H

an animal, any

as well as to the

m ^0$ + *^) A

observatory.

^T + ^J for 3lfv3?)

ticularising or specifying

men

(Ficus glomerata).

Wilkins' Gr. 831.

forth, generation.

(applied to

lower orders of organised beings).

T*I^)

crowd, an assemblage of people.

^'Tl

living being

Birth, product!
tion.

se-

Powerful, active,

s.

An

animal.

raglio.

CSFSC

com-

secret

munication,

matic composition).

^r^T

s.

Mohun P.

of Leea.

<

p. 82.

WV^^

R.

Production,

To

(Beng.)

give birth, to pro-

duce, to beget.

s5TM*t3

a.

(rhfri.

^r^^+^fa)

Hereditary.

:f

epithet

of

See

variously explained.

is

3^^^

+ 3T rT) An

(m.

s.

Vishnu: the name

s.

woman

vSri&H^

(/.

from R.

in

general.

Also slrft

See

1.

3.

mother.

2.

Production, birth.

commonly

Wfc

A
4.

called chakawat.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. v5l*l^+

^Rill

s.

(-^ m.

R.

^+t^)

s.

^F ^*^
3

ing

Birth,

is

CFtf+f^^t)

from

Behaviour, occupation, or condition

(/.

any one's

y ^F[

birth.

+ ff*t) A
i

>

birth-place, a

s.

C*HH

(m.

The discharg-

bound by

his birth.

To produce,

v. a. (caus.

to bring forth, to beget, to create, to propagate,

to invent, to introduce.

^F^l^

production, engenderment.

Trans-

the duties and obligations to which a

all

Pro-

duced, brought forth, brought into existence.

native country.

person

from h.

(n.

s.

at variance with

^rH^t^

place of shelter or refuge for men.)

fragrant plant,

a.

hall.

(W*F{jf

birth-day.

Carey.

A temporary
A

s.

formation.

31%.

See

Birth.

family

appellation, a gentile noun.

3f^T

+ 3X)

<r

(Lit.

>

(^V&n,

birth.

A species of grain (Andropogon bicolor).

A species

R. ^3FT

(.

a speaking aside.

a whispering,

(Frequently used as a stage-direction in dra-

Carey.

*,

(n.

^P^+^T) Anoth

er birth,

another state of existence.

^.CIOK-^T ad.
rately,

(from ^3PT)

one by one.

individually,

sepa-

^i^I^F

a.

3rHt^t

(mfn.
s.

(f.

^T^-l+^I^)

Born

^T^+^I^l)

blind.

The

birth-

1166

1165

day of Krishna, celebrated on the eighth day

of the second half of the month Bhadra.

^1^13

(from

s.

v. n.

brought

to

forth,

into existence,
s

To be

shrub (Uvaria braeteata).

To bear young,

to produce.

31^ + 3/1) An

animal, a

occasioned by any circumstance,

father.

The

2.

arising from,

report.

(n.)
3.

(m.)

s.

friend, attendant, or

of a bridegroom.

Rumour,

the repetition of a prayer,

3Ph

1.

companion

War, combat.

1.

market, a

fair.

2.

4.

WO)

1.

mother.

2.

3FDN

(cam. of ^if^iTs?) To cause any

\3Ptt^T

noun of \5PTHtU3) The causing a

(v.

s.

person to repeat a prayer, &c.

a.

Repeatedly

muttered or recited.
{mfn. pret. part. p.

Repeated

R.

a low voice, muttered.

in

l+^3)

'3i'

Also

Wilkins' Gr. p. 420.

An

from R.

(at.

s.

Si-

a prayer.

bridesmaid.
;

Rosa

rose (Hibiscus

one to repeat a prayer.

a.

(femin. of

s.

p. 43.

See

8cc.

The muttering of

2.

v. a.

portent.

\P?1

The China

(f.) 1.

s.

To be

(mfn. Jut. part. p. R.

producible

Ben.

Ilort.

rosary to count

nensis).

born or produced

Ascandent

born, to be

living being.
a.

(^pj+^T + ^l)

s.

be produced, to be brought

v. a.

(-"pSF^w.

^Pfa^T^Tl

Birth, production.

(from

rosary or string of

beads.

(from R. vSI^) To mutter prayers,

v. a.

animal, a living

name of a

to repeat the

deity

by way of de-

being.
votion.

On

3K*P ad. (from

of, for

the sake

of,

account

of,

on behalf

3Pfr

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. v5P^+^T)

a.

To be

for.

repeated inwardly, to be muttered (as a prayer).

^Root,
2.

To

(sStH) To

i.

say, to speak or

tell.

Wilkins' Gr. 725.

Also

3[PP

meditate, to say to one's self ; to mutter,

"3!^ Root,

to speak submissively.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

x.

3l 3:ilf3) To shine.

The muttering of

(m. from R.

s.

the repeating of a passage in a low

prayer,
voice

the counting silently over the beads of a

01*1

(m, from R.

s.

city, speed.

a runner,

rosary.

2.

a.

^)

1.

Quick motion,

velo-

swift messenger, an express,

(mfn.} Speedy, expeditious, swift,

quick.

IPft

s.

R.

(n.

speaking

in a

3^1+3^)
low voice

The muttering

or

the inaudible repe-

31^^

a.

swift,
tition of

a prayer, &c.
1.

aPNfe a.
To be
voice.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

3P^+ M^U )

uttered inaudibly, to be repeated in a low

See
a.

(mfn.

Devoted

to

the muttering of prayers and to religious meditation.

see

(mfn. from R.

^)

Expeditious, quick,

(n.) Quickness, speed, velocity,

s.

fleet horse.

SR^T

3.

2.

(m.)

The name of a country:

(Bene/.)

forei gner

Mu-

hammadan.

WW

s.

(f.

from

vS^ft) The

screen sur-

rounding a tent, a kandt.

(f.)

A wall

or screen of cloth surround-

ing a tent, an outer tent, &c.

1167

1168

Above, superior, strong, mighty,

a. (p.
^jj)

powerful, proud.

sS< 4^P3^

a.

Predominating, au-

(from P^Jj ) Powerful, mighty, strong.

a.

3Rl

s.

or pasture-grass.

Hort. Ben.

Ol< ^Pf^s.

Youthful, young

generous, merciful

Si-

young man, a youth,

robust, vigorous

Government, regulation,

i.

3fU3)

a nasal

3^ Root,

brave,

(Ol^iRj) To

i.

\3l^[<?

s.

Show, pomp, parade.

^PFT

s.

(n.

R. 31*1 +

3H)

2. Victuals, food.

ing.

s.

(p.

^JyJjj*.) Youth,

\3[^Tl

{Beng.

v.

noun of

or coagulating of any

fleet horse,

s.

2.

A language.

(a. j_*-)

s.

The tongue.

collection, a heap, a

sum

a total, a
side

tor's

(in book-keeping) the credi-

the collected income of any one.

Collected, gathered,

a.

Young, youthful,

(p.

(from a.

v. a.

^i<Kt

assemble, to collect.

(p. i^jcj j^bj)

summed

alert,

strong, robust, active.

s.

written depo-

1. To gather, to
To cause to coagulate

_*j-)
2.

To

v. a.
1.

sort of grass (Scirpus

Hort. Ben.

quinqueangularis).

plant (Ligusticum Ajouan).

p. 6.

Hort. Ben.

2.

Ol^l^^

t>^ s

penditure
p. 21.

(in

^bj

p.

book-keeping) the debtor and

an account.

Expressed by the
s.

store, to lay by.

^s>- + ^.jL) Income and ex-

(a.

A
creditor sides of

(from

a.

up.

or congeal.

sition.

(from H^)

an accumulation,

collection,

3. Speech.
a.

crowd

courser.
(p. jjUj) 1-

(a.

the whole.

all,

s.

act of eat-

activity, alert-

ness, bravery, generosity.

^t^fl.

The

1.

3.

The congealing

See R. "S^.

eat.

thing.

3E3Wnl

v3<l*i^

Regulated, re-

a.

(Ol^C^, or with the insertion of

2. To
1. To gape or yawn.
x. (-3f^^TU3) To destroy, to efface.

^31^ Root,

sincere.

k^)

discipline, restraint, check,

p. 51.

(p. ^yii\ytr )

Damp, clammy, poachy.

(from a.

copulate,

The China- rose (Hibiscus Rosa

(/.)

nensis).

a.

Meadow

s. (tk.)

Hfk^k

Hort.

'.

strained, checked, reduced.

power, compulsion,

rity,

>3W^T

^^-t^jj) Predominance, autho-

See

a.
s.

(Hedysarum Alhagi).

plant

p. 56.

thoritative, powerful.
(p.

s.

Ben.
L^-jt^Jj )

(p.

vliKl^

(from a.

-**^) 1-

multitude, a crowd,

tongue, uttered, said.

an assembly.
(from

p. fcJLgJ)

Youth, strength,

ro-

bustness, activity, agility.

\5^t^.

(a.

<__>\j>-)

2.

Any

hardened and congealed

thing coagulated

or

an

reply,

an answer, a

dis-

missal.

OlM k 4^
I

chief,

s.

(p. j\&xa.&~)

s.

(from

One who

a. <__>1^>-)

answers.

icicle

Answering, replying.

muster-master, a

a captain.
s

a.

ice,

crystal, crystallization.

(p.

ijj\>\*Ai>- )

The

ter-master, captain, or chief.

office

of a mus-

1170

1169

\5l*AJl

s5t*lRW) The making

noun of

(v.

s.

a collection

of the

coagu-

to the

Purdnas, the central division of the world,

or the

known world according to the Bauddhas,

Collected

a.

lated, frozen.
(p.

the revenues of a province

much

the calculated rent

(Croton

plant

3F^r

See 3T*<[

s.

Tiglium).

The name of a
river.

To

(from R. j-*c)

^j)

(p.

coagulate, to

3l

See^sfl/T.

Land.

See

^ft^s.

(p.

^j)

of

Land.
land-holder, a pro-

prietor of land.

landed estate,

epithet of Indea. (Lit.

The

R.

destroyer

from R. sSl^) Sexual intercourse.

(n.

s.

Tarachand Ch.
vSl^'l

C^ft^from

Jambha.)

v5l**1

(-fR^T m

s.

f^3^) An

^Hkl<.

s.

The name of a demon.

(m.)

ft

3T5Ttt

^ifl^U

Wilson.

See

congeal, to freeze.
s.

according

per bigha.

p. 69.

v. a.

divisions of the earth

The settlement of

(_?Jcj

of a farm at so

Hindu

confined to India.

it is

Hort. Ben.

^i^+TW ) The name of one

{rnn.

s-

3jg[5Jitel

the causing a substance to coagu-

Also

late.

of

(m.)

s.

Also

lime or citron.

See 3igt^" and s5l*<l.

landed property.

Ol^l^
(from a. *>)

v. a.

To come

to-

gether, to collect, to assemble, to meet.

Ol^Hsjt

s.

(m. dual.)

Husband and

2.

(m.)

s.

A plant,

See

wife.

\5lU

s.

s.

(mn.)

1.

Mud,

clay.

2.

plant (a species of Valisneria).

3.

An

aquatic

(m.)

fra-

The common lime (Citrus

called

small leaves.

by some a kind of

acida).

basil,

with

See

from R. f\5i) Victory, conquest,

(to.

umph.

3F3"t^

1.

(^Beng.)

To

v. a.

tri-

conquer,

to vanquish.

OIU^

(n.

s.

The obtaining of a

grant plant (Pandanus odoratissimus).

victory.
s.

(w.)

(Citrus acida).

The common lime

2.

or

lemon
v&U<tV^1

OT + <t>'lf<^)

(-fk\mfn.

a.

plant with small leaves,

Ob-

taining a victory, victorious, successful.

according to some a sort of basil. Also

and v5t^U

\S<5f*i<pW

a.

(from v^lT + ^tT) Victorious,

vanquishing, triumphant.
s.

(/.) 1.

genia Jambu).

fruit-tree, the rose-apple

2.

(/w.) Its

fruit.

3.

(Eu(mf.)

aureus).

of water.

(m.
2.

Ol*-+^)

An

s.

nounce a

division of the earth, see

s.

vSW b^l

1.

epithet of

+"^) A drum

victory.

Also \5iU b

jackal (Canis

Varuna

(-n51U

dropogon saccharatum).

4 F

beaten to an.

mace, a club.

the deity

f<

species of grain (An-

3^

39

1171

shout or cry of

victory.

^"T

R. f^l + ^FT) Victory, conquest,

(/?.

is.

fi

om R.

fi) The name

(/.)

Hort. Ben.

OTW*.

tree

(p.^j+^1) A

(p. JjjA-

written account

(In law) The written decision

2.

An

poisonous-tree

vJRl

s.

from R.

(/.

mfn.

OT + ^V) Victo rious,

pare by digestion

horn blown to an-

a.

from R. fifj

(-ft^m/w.

\3T^~ni

mace, a club.

OT + Vlj

Victorious,

triumphant.
{mfn. from R. "fe)

a.

victorious.

2.

Who may

1.

be conquered or deWilkins' Gr.

(m.)

s.

+ ^[t^^* )

Decrepid, in-

3Rl + 3H^1)

Decrepitude,

3RtW) The being old or deThe womb, the

uterus.

^iTUT + ^i) B orn

womb, viviparous. Manu i. 43.

3RlTpt

(mfn.

a.

v. n.

Able to conquer,

feated, vulnerable, conquerable.

decrepid

an

to

(from R.

^) To

be worn out

from the

become old and

to

be dissolved

in

acid.

728.
^ST^" s.

to dissolve, to cause to decay.

crepid.

plant (iEschyn omene Sesban).

(/.

(jf.

(from

s.

3E#t

the infirmity and debility of old age.

victory.

(J.)

infirmity, de-

firm, old, aged.

s.

Old age,

^)

old man.

(caws. ofs5lf<Cs3)To di gest, to pre-

triumphant.

OT + 'Jfi)

An

s. (to.)

a. (infn.

(-3^

R.^ + 31^)

w. a.

p. 33.

s.

old ox.

<

dutiful

flowering plant (a species of Melastoma). Hort.

(n.

bird (a species

pres. part. a.

crepitude.

(m*$fpA)

s.

vJR^a. {-"^^ mfn,

Old, decayed, infirm,

(Croton Tiglium).

OT^ft^T.

Carey.

old cow.

s.

plant (Antirrhi-

Carey.

of Sylvia).

of a judge in favour of either party.

3Rt1

MSS.y

MS S.^.
A

JJj)

(iEschynomene Sesban).

1.

of a victory.

nounce

Buchanan's

p. 56.

(.

^Tl^T^a.

cymbalaria

of a hero

and demigod, the son of Indra.

s.

^mm^\
num

(m.

5.

OT^T

Buchanan

Zurd Phootkee,

cicapa

Carey.

triumph.

Ben.

1172

s5R|

a.

(~p\mfn. ^Ti + 3/T)

OH*!

s.

(from

Old, ancient.

(corrupt, of ^3RT1) Decrepitude, old age.

s.

(n.)

1.

The growing

Cumin-seed.

old

2.

(from R. 3T)

the digesting of food.

(p. ^jj)

Yellow.
species of

(p.

Jy +

Of

gold

thread.

j^S) Mensuration, the office of

(a.

(from

^S)

a.

jjj^si.)

fine.

Carey.
s.

^R^t<ft

a.

a land-surveyor.

bind-weed (Convolvulus bicolor).

s.

jj) Gold thread,

wove with gold

thread,
s.

vS<^.

p.

bird

(Mus-

(.) 1. Flesh.

cid with old age.

2.

Skinniness, flesh flac-

3n

1173

\5l<fl s.

(h. j.^if;)

wife.

^S^Ofl

sSl^^ffcSI

9 -.

a. jjjS)

(from

s.

pensableness

a.

\3f%s. (from
Necessary, indispensable.

jjjo)

Necessity, indis-

1.

indigence, want.

2.

Compulsion,

liquid,

To

(mf&)

VI.

i.

To

leak

say, to speak.

2.

VI.

]?.

To

say.

be dissolved,

to

To speak,
3. To hurt,

J.

to abuse.

to

To

as water from a fountain or

v. a.

from R. ONi^)

s. (?i.

blem of Indra.

2.

Wilson.

The banner

or

em-

s.

aquatic plant (Valisne-

fasciculata).

a.

Carey.

and

i.

1.

To be

sharp.

Cracked,

2.

To

(^FTf3, ^U^Tlf^)

x.

to veil

to cover as with a

encompass.
from R.

(.

The

3.

1.

Water.

2.

uterus of a cow.

gidity (moral, mental, or physical),

Cold, stupid, apathetic,

kind

4.

Fri-

a.

(mfn.')

Wilson.

idiotic.

extremely decrepid.

3F,t
^Srf^^a.

To drink

(OFTf3)

of perfume.

(Beng.) Another aquatic

3.

plant (Utricularia
;

An

i.

cover, to hide,

net, to

_<r

<

^)\

to leak;

be wealthy,

to

v.

-E^fwUS or
v. a. To sprinkle; - C^tf^3

To draw water
v. a. To
-Sjfpfe?

Eoot,

injure, to kill.

shattered

Opi) Water,

sprinkle with water.

^FI^Root, i. or vi.
say.
2. To blame,

ria).

a.

To blame.

2.

3f^.

See

reprove, to abuse, to blame.

vf^Roox,

Carey.

To bubble up

v. n.

force, restraint, violence.

"3D>^Root,

Bu-

f*"US a. To pour
water over or against any thing; <P"f<iX\3 v. a.
To spring a leak; -$AC3 v. n. To become

portant, unavoidable.

(from

(Cnicus carinatus,

sort of thistle

MSS.).

chanan's

sSl^iR^a. (a.jjjS) Necessary, indispensable, im-

a.

s.

1174

(from Ok51<l

) Perforated, shattered,

hang

s.

pin or nail driven into the wall to

pictures or other articles on.

Carey.

cracked, torn, rent, ragged.

3FT3^"
saOl<l<?

a.

(mfn.

perforated, rent,

from R.
torn,

3FC)

full

1.

of holes.

Ragged,

To

or a fishery.
a.

(3FT + 3^)

(ZWfS)

1.

To

say, to speak.

2.

(from
I

-3P1 a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

R.

^+

Old, decayed.

p. 422).
1.

tree.

2.

\5l

cr

1+<gJ) An

(Marsilia quadrifolia).

Carey.

3nf!Bri

See 3ft1

s.

s.

(f.

hun P.

IFi + '&iTi) A

Mo-

libation.

p. 163.

The moon.

sporting

<r

^S?3

aquatic plant

Wilkins'
|

(m.)

Bein g under a scarcity

of water, arid, dry.

vi.

abuse, to blame.

Gr.

rent paid for water,

De-

2.

cayed, old, worn out.

3^ Root,

(<FT + ^") The

5.

s.

(m.)

The

1.

Root,
speak.
a. (p.

2.

vi.

vulva.

An

(tS^lS

To blame,
)

2.

elephant.
1.

To

say,

to censure, to abuse.

in

water, a bathing for amusement.

to

^}^\>>t\5
Ben.

s.

plant (Coix lacryma).

Wort.

p. 66.

Yellow.

swamp, a marsh.

sIPTl a. (from p. j>jj) Yellow.

s.

(^T + ^tOT) A

handful of water.

53W

1175
vSFT^t^n

A plant

s.

a.

Mimosa, not yet

Buchanan's MSS.*).

determined.

3F!ff*l

(a species of

from

(to.

^T + ^tH)

Carey.

An

outcast, a

v3FT +

^T5^T

Ol^sS^
tic

(.)

vSFT+3r) Sp rung from

lotus.

3.

the water,

(to.)

1.

s.

or

any aqua-

(/.

from

OKjj

leech.

s. (

\5FT + CT>t\3l )

snake (Coluber fuscus).

^T^S^l

s. (to.

A species of water-

ment:

3^

its

(mfn.

a.

water,

\5pT + \33^[)

1.

wave.

2.

^rT + T'T

s. (to.) 1.

from R. ^1) Giving

A cloud.

2.

A fragrant

grass

the

god of water.

the fluids

in

tree (Elaeocar-

p. 42.

water-vessel.

tiffin

of wa-

or luncheon.

(3*T + tfPfifi) A plant (Mollugo

Sort. Ben.

p. 9.

3rP|"H^ s. (^FT-f^WE) A
(Rumex

moist ditches
s.

(/.

plant growing

Carey.

acutus).

^T+fttW)

desire

to drink water, thirst.

3Pf?rnr

(mfn.

a.

v5Fl$jl<*i

state of

(n.

s.

^FT + 'STteT) Wet,

watery,

3^ + Sf^") An inundation,

an immersion under water.

s.

(3FT + H.

geography) The climate.

3F^T^

(3^+ GOT) A diseased

(to.

s.

from 3t3.) (In

Mohun P.

+ ^t^

p. 140.

from R.

water-carrier, a cup-bearer,

phlegm.

s. (to.

2.

s.

^^l3t^T
Varuna,

s.

by

moist.

sound.

(Cyperus rotundus).

^TOW

refreshment, a repast

tSWflWrtl

Carey.

musical instrument, a kind of harmonic instrualso

ter,

triphylla).

house for recreation.

v5FTn>T3l

A way

^FT + ^T) The drinking

(n.

s.

^rPh^l

s.

^1)

Hort. Ben.

^FPtH
fish

animal.

sa^sa^Pl

(from^ + R.

pus serrata).

fish.

shell.

s. (to.

^t^) A

from

temporary shed for

produced in water, aquatic,

2.

plant (a species of Vallisneria).

vSPFtft s,

(mfn.

^T + ^fHl

(f.

from ^rf^TT

refreshment.
a.

drain,

water, a water-journey.

(3pT + "5S!T) A

s.

Living in the water,

s.

3Fn>"Rt ( "ft^wi/n.)

Also

aquatic.

04 )

SFT + lM*!) A

ing for carrying off water.

^FT^fHl

a. (jw/b.

(to.

s,

water-course, a conduct, a pipe along a build-

Chandala.

Ol^tX

gpTpfStSI

1176

from R.

<i )

LA cloud.

The ocean.

A
metre in Sanskrit prosody.

3nf^*3
P.

(3^+6*3) A bubble.

s.

Mohun

p. 5.

3nf^p

s.

The autumnal equinox.

Morton.

sort of

Rough, billowing

As. Res. x. 470.

(said of water).
1.

ocean.
p. 4.

2.

See

hundred

billions.

The

sea, the

Colebr. Alg.

v5n<^H
ter.

)The ocean, the

sea.

s.

Also
5.

(n.

\5Png>*^f^
(to.

bubble of wa-

(Beng.)

3FT + 37H) A

water-snake.

^*T^TfWi

3FTi

(^ + ^"ftXl1

5.

from R.

f) A

waterman.

va^S^I

(^Ff + ^^l)

Diluted with water,

watery, insipid.

(^R+ItT) A

s.

dived unde

^SFTOI

a.

Immersed

3FT + 3HF)

mermaid

The sprinkling

^C^<P

(m.

^T + Xn^t^)

An

s.

3Rf^3

Ol^M^

(n.

s.

^FT + TT^) A

3FT*3[Wt (-f$\mfn.)

(mfn.).

drain for water,

(^T + ^PT) A

s.

Also

in the water.

cloud.

a sewer.

^3JOT

moistening or

^3PI + ^$) Standing or situated

a. (mfn.

otter.

or

va^^^t

3FT+PT<) A

(m.

s.

sprinkling with water.

(-\m. 3Pf + R. OT") A

s.

Sprinkled with

or pouring out of water.

sea-calf or seal.

^^3^

or

dilution with water.

Consisting of wa-

s.

A mixture

water, moistened, wetted.

watery, inundated, deluged.

s3H*dSl<

^T + ^P^^

s<

in water,

water.

(mfn.

Td-

sort of aquatic

The hydrophobia.
(mfn. vI^T

place where water

gratuitously given to thirsty passengers.

v^erj^*.^

a.

3FP^33Tft"

Also

rdchand Ck.

snail.

^^^j

Ol""!*!
is

Witt*

1178

young Brahman with the sacerdotal thread.

Carey.

a.

3^

1177

ter,

vH<tft

trench.

s.

codile.

pond, a lake.

(-1Wl

(Lit.

m.

^T + ^f^L)

cro-

water-elephant.)

water-work, a maa.

chine for raising water.

(from Ol

marshy,

s.

*"!

Wet, moist, watery, swampy,

marsh, a swamp.

summer-house erected

midst of water for

in the

Also ^l^^T^S 5

retiring to in the hot season.

s^^RUhfH
(mfn.

a.

v^cr|]<p4

s>

^^FT + ^t^R)

^T + ^SF)

receptacle or

Watery, wet,

vessel for water

a reservoir, a lake, a pond.

slight repast,

regent of water

an epithet of Varuna.

moist.

^TOl7

fountain, a

spring of water.

&c.

The
!

(m.

s.

5?

T+CTTt51)

a breakfast, a refreshment, a slight

tiffin

epithet of

waters.)

(-ft^

Vishnu.
Also

m.
(Lit.

^+*nft^)
Who

vSLtIu and

^ n^\33l1
:

s.

Seeking

a. (

+ ^R'< R t

ft^ mfn.

for water.

reposes on the

bivalve shell.

^) A ceremony

(from3FT+R.
women at the

performed by

3Mllr4*fl

An

The secundines.

IPTO^T
A

Also

or

luncheon.

smrtft

lord or

investiture of a

3rTWT.

a.

(-f^T m//i.

Wish-

ing for water.

leech.

1179

1180

3FI^

^vT*tXT

SRlf^fHt) A

(m.

s.

OT^^Root,

lake, a pond,

a reservoir.

salWl

s.

OF^f^

QFtj A

from

(from v^Fv)

Also

leech.

vSF*!

(m. from R.

s.

rulity.

sort of sweetmeat.

(from <5FT) Diluted, insipid, watery.

a.

^^

sSl

(a.

s.

The

ywj3y5f-)

accession of a prince to

the throne, the appointment to a high

v2

office.

(from a. ^jJjs-) Connected with the

a.

OF*fr

R.A.S.

Idle talk, gar-

1.

a dispute, a debate.

117.

i.

0#^+-W)

R.

(n.

s.

^F^t)

dissension,

Jdle talk,

gar-

rulity.

.'

c*1'Jr

2.

Trans.

OV^U

to talk, to

say.

(/.

S.

(vStwfpS) To speak,

i.

OT^t^

(mfn. from R.

a.

oF^l)

Talking much,

garrulous, talkative.

accession to the throne, pertaining to the seat

Ol^Kf

part. p. R.

a. (infn. pret.

of government.
,

SWC, (3*3 (^^genit. of 3FT,

4-

s.

for

C^f^^T

C$1s?

Spoken

s.

stream of water.

OlS^i

3FT + ^3?) A

from

(/.

W^il

(ra.)

An

(a. dip-)

s.

executioner, a

hangman.

Also

leech.

^ft^T

and

s.

Talk, conversation, gossip.

T0*Tt^1

talked about, uttered, said.

of,

(from

ment of

The

a. Sbs>-)

office or

employ-

hangman.

OK.^TtJ^H

vS^T+^'S^T) A

(m.

drain or

Ol*H^.

Joy, delight.

(p.

channel to carry off an excess of water, a conduit.

Ol"Hl

(from

^r,)

p.

Joyful, delightful.

011*7 1 1*4

hun P.

s.

+ S"fe ) The

(m.

Also

p. 26.

OTC*Tt^ltl

s.

(/.

OlC^ K<[
ii

Mo-

dropsy.

Root,
.

vSI^Root,

As. Res. x. 433.

liberty,

ZS^^T^l^A

lustre, a glare, radiance, refulgence.

val^nRw

v a
,

glare or a vivid

(from

light,

vSl^h.) To
to

(OWpS) To

kill

tise

be resplendent, to

OF^I 5^) A

(from

vivid light,

i.

(oFTfS) and x. (OTtWfo") 1. To

2. To slight, to disregard, to

by beating.

0F[! <f

nifi?) To preserve,

to

s.

(rn.

from R.

OF^) The

thunderbolt of

Indra.
a.

(from

oFlJJ^L) Lumino us,

bril!

(a. jJ~^)

Quick,

OlC<3?

s.

(m.

Ol^^s.
a.

(p.

(from

jbjiy.) Active, agile,

p.

A. w\L?-)

om R.

2.

^1

1.

deserter,

an

Time.

ji^) Alertness, quick-

Quick,

(A-^fej) Poison, venom, bane.

alert,

ness, haste, swiftness.

(from

fi

fast, eager, swift.

quick.

a.

insertion of a

protect.

abandoner.

OFpl^t^

01?

to chas-

liant, refulgent, lucid.

OP3^ a.

Oi

strike,

(With the

5.

To

3.

refulgence, a lustre.

OFJ^TpWl

to

or injure.

treat with disrespect.

give a

shine.
s

wound,

(Ol^PfviJ) To release, to set at

iv.

01
nasal, Ol Tfs3

^pj^pftg

to

kill,

hurt, to injure.

OFT + ^ W+^rti ) A sort

of metre in Sanskrit poetry.

i.

swift, alert, active.

^<[Ht^1
oiStt

s.

\5P^1

s.

s.

(p.

jStsj

(from v jbf)
-

(from

a.

j^a)

play, manifestation.

bezoar.

dealer in poisons.

Ostentation, show, dis-

1182

1181

s5l^>

(m.)

s.

An

1.

epithet of

Vishnu.

The

2.

ancient king or saint.

name of an

3fT\5

2PF3?0!
river

of^^l)

(corrupt,

s.

(/. 3^+^1X1)

5.

Ganges.

See

An

epithet of the

s.

down,

press

The daughter of Vishnu.)

(Lit.

s.

thigh.

a vice.

to smother, to compress.

To screw up a

u. a.

press.

noun

31

A press,

(corrupt, of tT^f)

To

. .

The

The

hun P.

Mo-

wife of a husband's elder brother.

The

at

act of pres-

sing any thing, the pulling a thing tight.

Also

p. 12.

^^^tt^T

(p.^JjU-)

s.

grant of land given as

3ff3l

a pension or reward for services.

(from3Tfi?U3) Compressed, squeezed,

a.

smothered, pulled tight,

3rt3^<iKl<s.

way

a grant of land by

^^l^H'Kl

s.

(p.

grant of land by

The

s.

jb^XU)

(p.

One who

holds
2.

of pension.

pair of bellows.

of pension.

cylinder of an oil-mill.

1.

s.

to

tight.

See
v.

^sSlTtf^T

millstone.

^rfftr^) To cause

(caus. of

v. a.

compress or to pull

(p. oljuU-) Property, goods, chattels.

3n^"^[t"^s.

1.

trough for watering

fields.

^^XU) The holding a

way

s.

3.

fish (a species of

Cyprinus).

The young of serpents and of some other

3. Young and verdant grass or corn.
animals.

noun of

^T3ttT3) The

causing

a thing to be compressed or to be pulled tight.

a.

Compressed, smothered, pulled

(taW)

2.

means of a machine,

To

tight.

press, , force

bv

to pull tight,

Carey.

^t\3T

(from R.

^)

The cud of

(corrupt, of

ruminatina"

cut betel-nut

animals.

3tvS^Ftf&C3
chew the cud,

v. a.

(^\3^+<^ffG3)

To

^iffl

(fr

s.

grain by

to ruminate.

v5tJt5r*.
\3lt<3?

s.

An

s.

(vlt^+^r^) A

crowd, a multi-

tude, a procession.

^T<POlM<pl

a.

(from

awake,

ITt^^) Crowded,

col-

lected, dense.

3T^5T^

s.

vH Tt^

s.

(^l^ + st^

as a

rhyme

sum

to

it)

Also

a.

(from

s.

Vigilant, watchful,

guard, a watchman.

from R.

(in.

tumultuous noise.

watching,
2.

Chewing

Carey.

^m9\

s.

Mohun P.
R.

(n.

as

much

as

is

See v5t^3^.

p. 50.

3^ + 3^)

waking, watchfulness.
s.

1.

Also ^jt^t^l (/.)

l<l?3Tf<5*

deposited to bind a bargain, or

as a security for a person in trade.

Oll^l^

An awaking

noun of vStl^tK?)

Armour, mail.

the cud.
s.

of fruit or

warmth.

watchfulness, vigilance.

multitude, a crowded assembly. Also\5l

0lt<i?O

The ripening

artificial

from sleep.

^IT^Ol^^

nut-crackers.

om

(v.

to

assembly, a crowd, a multitude,

o
3

TR5) An instrument used

sung

in

2.

1.

watching, a

A section of a poem,

one day or night.

^3

1183

^iT)
kins'

5.

from R.

(/.

\fft) Wakefulness. Wil-

s.

drug, the unripe

Mohun P.

Terminalia Chebula.

Gr. 831.

^^tf^S a.

^3itf^l^^t 3^t

+^)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

3Tt^ft

(corrupt, of

s.

1184

3F^l1) The

Awakened, awake.

OTtf^jl

(-\

a.

3^ + ^)

(m.~)

sSlM^ a. (mfn. R. vSl^j+^F) Watchful, vigi-

^+#)

(/. R.

s.

stilts.

3frtf^

dealer in antidotes.

(rn.

s.

an

courier,

express, a swift messenger.

awake.

Ift^tff

of

Vigilant,

wakeful, awake.

lant,

thigh, the leg.

A pair
mfn.

of

fruit

p. 35.

Vigilance, watch-

sort of water-bird (Tantalus leu-

Carey.

cocephalus, Lath.*).

fulness.

valW'l^
(f R. 3ft^+XTl

s.

Wilkins' Gr. 831)

praiser,

(from

s.

^ItfR^ + p.

J\S)

An

ap-

an inspector.

Watchfulness, vigilance.
(from
v. a. (cans,

of 3ffftt3) l.To awaken,

to stir up, to rouse.

2.

To

ripen fruit

by

3lWf^3)

ing or rousing any one.

Ripened by

^fffl-pnTl
ing,

3tH s i(.v3

(from

a.

s.

artificial

1.

^tlt^) Rousing, wakenTo awake,

to

mfn. pres. part.

R.

(f.

be

a.

R. ^tt^ +

from sleep.

OTt

^t^

+ *Tl)

3T?pT)

1.

^jftl^JUt^

2.

(mfn. from

To examine,

a.

cloth thrown over the

of lime.

P nvy ajakes.

See \5l*<l<

(mfn. from R.

watching, vigi-

of

(corrupt,

3t&sW)lJ
A

COl^sSl^ +

father's elder brother's daughter.

s.

(corrupt,

of

CO^si

plant (Bignonia suaveolens).

Also ^SlT^fl (/.).

or subacetate.

drug used

Mohun P.

or dike round a field.

in dyeing, verdigris
p. 35.

2.

s.

A mound
^3Tts5

s.

father's elder brother's son.

Rural, woody.

(m.)

s. "If.

Shining,

Wild, savage, barbarous, &c.

sSli^Tt^

to

Also

state

ujl^i)
a.

^\?)

splendid, refulgent.

Also

15

JJj"

lance.

3T^FT

^>-\s>-)

^tfcR s. A sort

The

s.

(h.

to be

awake, to be vigilant or watchful.

3tf&TTi

(from R.

inspect, to appraise.

To wake,

of wakefulness.

v. a.

caripet to sit on.

rising

causing.-

or ordering goods to be examined or appraised.

ii.

^I^) Awake,

The

2.

heat.

(from R. 3ft^)

examination, an inspection.

v. a. (caus.

Awakened.

or watchful.

Root,

An

s.

The awaken-

watchman.

v. n.

awake

a.

^ftftS3) Appraised, examined,

(from

a.

inspected,

noun of

s. (v.

of an

appraiser or inspector.

heat.

^tt^T

office

arti-

vftFi
ficial

^t^^tt^) The

The

cylinder of an oil-mill.

(from 3l\5) Cold,

frost.

See

1186

1185
disease of the

tongue

which

in

covered with small pus-

is

it

Carey.

tules.
s.

(from

^tfj

a.

(from \5F3)

3F3)

Cold,

Cold, wintry.

1.

from OlO)

(n.

Apathy.

2.

Ctffr)

s.

for.

3)\+f\5)

from R.

(f.

a class, a species,

toad, a frog.

Dullness, stupidity.

3.

of,

woman who

^TtfsS

Coldness, frigidity.

1.

wishing

Desirous

has borne a child.

3rtf^ S .(^fe + ^Ti). See^t^TTfi.

(^Stf^+

^ffa+C^)

(mfn.

after,

Gold.

(ra.)

s.

Having assumed a

Com-

2.

pound, composed of several ingredients.

s.

shape or form.

longing

frost, winter.

^\>3+W\ )

(mfn.

a.

s5ll\3lt||v a.

3tv5l

vSlfviK^

3ft33pi

1.

kind, a sort,

Trans.

a genus.

Trans.

R.A.S.
R.A.S.

1.112.

2.

Production, birth.

i.

562.

3.

Lineage, descent, family, race.

tribe, a nation.

5.

4.

(In arithmetic) The assi-

milation of fractions, or their reduction to one

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. \5l*l^+\5l Wilkins'

a.

Gr.
e. g.

(."^l^Oll^J a. (mfn.} Produced

sionate

from

desire,

+ \3Tf 3. s. (rc.)
2. A collection, a
;

Used

comp.

in

1.

C^Tt\0

Kind,

e. g.

comp.

by pasDesire,

(/.)

class, species, sort.

^)

q. v.

(n.)

An

Bora,

produced.
(mfn.) Born

a.

+ 3^3^.

s.(m.)

(-^\ ^3 + 3*^
n.

s.

vSKPft

a.

^Tfa

8.

s. (_/".)
s.

(/.)

The female

ravish

(mfn.

Desirous

others,

'

Angry, pro-

This

i. 1

18.

e.

woman-kind, from
(Beng.)

v. n.

To cause

To

-^Tl^K?
lose caste

the loss of caste to

from
rape.
(re.

cies of

^Tffj + SF57!) Nutmeg.

Pimelodes,

3ff"RjS3^

s.

;'

proper meaning

its
it,

others,

'

'

Who

has pro-

The opulent

wise.'

yn

ra

(n.

Buchanan

MSS.).

^tfc+ D^TI)

^ft^ + 3^5|) Fallen in

Also

SftfSN*

s.

Carey.
rules

common

Colebr. Alg. p. 13.

(mfn.

3[tt^+"5J3) De prived

the privileges of one's caste

(m. ^Tlf^ +

having

^i)

The

of

lost caste.

duties be-

longing to any particular tribe or caste.

i.

love.

(a spe-

Four

for reducing dissimilar fractions to a

Havii

vedas

The

^fte^S^ a

S.

of,

Also

some explain

the

self-

A fish

^3+

^) An epithet of Agni

obscure

Nut-

answer, a

comp.

v. a.

SH^EjsJ
is

sex,

futile

R.A.

in

Woman, +3Ttf3

To

v. a.

Trans.

sometimes used

denominator.

duced

9.

confuting reply.
is

7.

of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

As. Res. x. 413.

3rtf\?XF^s.

sons.

Pi

A kind

re-

n. 29.

(mfn.

(Jasminum grandiflorum).

plant

fallen in love.

voked, enraged.
1

be performed at the birth

(mfn. sSte^^FftT)

a.

longing for

s3ll\Sl<pH

to

Manu

of a child.
5!

meg.

Colebr. Alg. p. 13. 282.

any one.

ceremony

ligious

6.

denominator.

astrological calculation

of nativity.

ateS**!

common

word

^ITOIk?^

before, elder, from

mendicant,

s.

in

multitude.

(mfn. ^3ft\5 +

a.

Used

Born, produced.

420)

p.

Manu

118.

3Ttf3<
4

03T

s.

(m. 3itR? +

<f

3T) The

loss of

1187

1188

caste or of the privileges connected therewith.

Also

OW

3tft

3[ta)

(mfn. from 3ftf3)

a.

good family.

pleasing.

A plant (Corchorus olitorius).

^f^tU^
A

mar)

^fTfS + ^tlJ^) (In gram-

(m.

s.

Carey.

:5
(mfn. 3lt{3 +

R from

^ft"^

R.

1.

CfS)

Mace.

2.

a nation.

plant (Jasminum grandiflo-

(Beng.

3.

4.

sort,

for

3[tf3)

A tribe,

a kind, a genus.

plant (a species of Mimosa,

Buchanan's MSS.^.

Carey.

Mace.

Hort.

p. 73.

p. 73.

sorcerer > a soothsayer,

s.

Sorcery, soothsaying,

divination.
s.

from^t^T)

(p.

dom.

An

2.

^ffa^T

Life.

noun of ^itf^s?) The act of know-

(v.

s.

a sorcerer, a sooth-

astrologer,
3.

Knowledge, wis-

1.

3Tt^t

s.

from

(f.

3FT^ The name

epithet of SIta, the wife of

of a king)

RAma.

(Lit.

The daughter of Janaka.)

Hort.

Also^T^t^faor^f^^H

Taddhita

suffix

employed

to

(n. ?)

s.

A horse.

It

^Tt^Pfc
()

e.

g.

The horse-kind, from

seems properly

to

a.

(mfn.

from^FPfa)

Rustic,

s.

(m.)

peasant.

form sub-

expressing a kind or genus

^vSillvJl^
(m.)

^Wtti

An

A nutmeg.

s.

son.

ing any thing.

3lSft+$r)

Cm.

s.

stantives

sayer; a wizard.

Emblica).

^'I^'^s

See

Emblic myrobalan (Phyllanthus

5.

Ben.

a diviner.

of existence.

Ben.

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

(p. jt)U-) Sorcery, divination.

s.

^)

Recollecting his condition during a former state

^Ttat^T

beautiful,

Rectangular,

generic name.
a.

rum).

2.

(p. *j]j)

Well-born, of a

(In mathematics)

3.

as a triangle.
3ft"R"| s

1.

Good, excellent

(h.

^Is^jjU-) Acquaintance,

in-

timacy.

^H'T^'^s.

(p.

jyW) An

animal.

be a noun
(p. j\j ^Isf) Spirited, lively, active.

derived from

from
a.

Of

(mfn. from

a certain kind,

belonging to a particular class or description.

oTT^" ad. Sans.

Ever, at any time;

1.

Never, at no time.
bition, of doubt,

2.

Known, acquainted

s^lFTi

s.

Knowledge.

(from

Also a particle of prohiv. a.

and of contempt or abuse.

spirit.

Rakshasa, a goblin, an

evil

birth of a child.

an ox.

s.

(m.

make known,

(from
sacrifice at the

^t\5+^ for $F^) A bull,

To

(caus.

acquaint,

to inform, to re-

present, to warn.

See

A
^tU3l33?

R.

knowingly, designedly,

wilfully.

to give notice, to
(jm.)

^iW^KS)

Mutual know-

ledge or acquaintance.

vSlWH

s.

(v.

noun of

OlHt^U3) The

giving notice or information

presenting

certainty,

act of

a warning or re-

conviction,

persuasion.

1190

1189
Also

Made known,

a.

informed,

2.

^TrI^)

(from

Sorcery, divina-

v.

(3Hl + ^ttl^)

pass.

s5lH l^jH

(from ^rt^yi

3ft3"pf3?

v. a.

(from R. \5l ) To know, to perservoir

ceive, to recognize, to discern, to discover, to

to reckon, to think.

(a. c-^vJlcj-)
(a.

side,

^ jl.r*.
.

a part.

supporting or

The web of the

3ffr

?)

1.

whoremonger.

ft5?T?)

lc

The young of

goat-herd.

serpents or vermin.

2.

Rice while growing and not yet in ear.

sort of fish (a species of Cyprinus,

Oll^l

eye.

preserve fish alive in a re-

(m. from 33F)

MSS.y
(from a.

s.

\t n J>

&c.

(from ^51*^)

vSfftl s.

waste-book.

(Eugenia Jambos,

tree

E. aquea, Hort. Ben.

3.

Bucha-

Carey.

2.

The knee.

(m.)

s.

\jj

To

Pertaining to

Muhammadans.

<&>

1.

nan's

seconding, partiality.

(from a.

water

(it^l+^W) A sort of pamhog.

s.

supporter,

a second.
(p. jjljuil?-)

sit in

wanted.

till

o
Olk Ut*)
3Tfat*T

+ p. j\S) A

To

TT^T + t^3 )

(from

a.

sensible evidence of a fact.

Live bait for a fish-hook.

foreigners, especially to

apprehend

to feed cattle.

Also

v. n.

A window.

^Tfal + *5fTi ) Intimate knowledge,

v. a.

wet mixture of cut

mud.

or soft

(from Portug. Janella)

s. (

Carey.

To be-

come known.

1.

and water, used

Earth wetted and prepared to erect a mud-

wall.

tion, soothsaying.

s.

(from R. vj?)

s.

straw, oil-cake,

proclaimed.

^t5TF*Tl

^TN[

p. 37).

Also

its

fruit.
>

\JllC*1<t

Ben.

s.

plant (Rhopala robusta).

Hort.

p. 83.

aUtvM^

m. from R.

^P^) The

muttered repe-

(p.
a.

Devoted

(mfn. R.

incessant repetition of the

name of

to the

a god.

Ta-

^H1!^

Also

rachand Ch.
v. a.

p. 37.

to

clasp in the

arms,

a.

^r^TT^

tree

(Eu genia

portmanteau.

Hort. Ben.

alba).

its fruit.

coat, a

(corrupt, of

s.

[jj^

(p. <LU-)

To embrace,

Bu-

A sort of figured cloth.

s5lWj.fl ft" s. (p.

vedas.

To

species of Fringilla,

Carey.

of a prayer or of a passage from the

tition

3TM"^

A bird (a

s.

MSS.).

chanan's

gown, a

Sptt^f j A

frock.

son-in-law, a

daughter's husband.

clasp, to embrace.
a.

{mfn. fut. part. p. R.

<3P^+$) To be

repeated in a muttering voice.

Wilkins' Gr. 725.

^itWl^s.

(a.

JJu,j)

Saffron.

A kind

of kidney-bean (Dolichos lignosus).

Also

from

R.

jSCf)

2.

A
4

1.

A daughter's

husband, a son-in-law.

lord or master, a husband.

'

^[W^nt^
+*ffe
v5llf*i

3fH

vSMi

1191

s.

2.

^3i1if^*L, s

1.

Also

band and

p. 73.

OTIS.

wo-

security,

a surety,

+pj

medicine, a medica-

J)

gallant,

an adulterer, a paramour.

^R^a.

^+3^)

(mfn. R.

making decrepid

securit y> a

Causing to decay,

causing digestion,

s.

di-

gestive.

sponsor, a surety.

^Ijc^U)

(p.

Suretyship, spon-

sorship, the condition of a surety or security.

s.

(m. from R. fvSl)

ment.

^t 5^

sponsor, bail.

valW'ikl'C

^rttirt^fe) Hus-

wife.

(m.)

(m. dual only,

<uU-

virtuous and respectable

sister.

genit. case of p.

Mohun P.

skirt.

(/.)

man.

(3tSTt^

s.

1192

from

(p.

^Lj) Surety,

a.

^TR5

bail

(mfn. vjlR" +

a.

\5W + \Ifrom

>5lU\5l a. (mfn.

adulterine, illegitimate,

responsability.

Living in adul-

having a paramour or gallant.

tery,

woman by

s.

R.

Bastard,

(m.) The child of

her gallant, a bastard, an adul-

lime or lemon

(corrupt, of

terine.

(Citrus acida).

\5iT^3i

on the

^llM4

3^!

s.

scar, a cicatrix

a callosity

(n.

from

The

3tftT^) The

causing a

thing to decay, the promoting of digestion,

Rendered

3*^)

noun of

(v.

s.

a corn

Carey.

toe.
s.

infirm,

a.

caused to decay, digested.

rose-apple, the
v5lt'<1

(from \5ll|<(.\J) Decayed, dissolved,

a.

of a tree (Eugenia Jambu).

fruit

digested.

v5lN*i k

from

(.

s.

3F<R^t)

Gold.

(Lit.

(caus.

v. a.

Produced by the

A
villU<^

,s.

river

Jambunadi.)

to decay.

list,

an account, an estimate.

(w.)

v3p$?f)

yell ow fragrant

(P- *\&L*-)

^UTJFT

(corrupt, of

^RT#[

s.

3TW1$1

wood.

TOW^)
^b)

s.

nutmeg;

(/.

according to the perfect

fish

(Cyprinus

Jaya,

1.

A wife, one
2.

wedded

(Beng^)

Buchanan's

tation.

MSS.y

Carey.

An

Ben.
vft5^

s.

actor,

4.

1.

declaration, a manifes-

(La gerstrcemia regina). Hort.

(n.
2.

from R. v3F*

3.

cucumber.

2.

multitude,
5.

arrogance.

The young

(Beng.

A net,

lattice,

flower.

6. Pride,
tree.

V.

?)

window, a

An unblown

magic.

mime.

waste, to cause to

p. 38.

damba
actor, a dancer, a

To

decrepid, to dissolve, to digest.

A plant

loop-hole.

An

of a

Self-applause.

2.

s.

web.

dancer, a mime.

(from R. ^[)

(a. jols^)

The balance of an

ritual.

3TR" + 3TM<p1) Jealousy

make

decay, to

p. 73.

OTFT
from R. ^3P^)

assist digestion.

account.
^StTTl

(/.

v. a.

Hort. Ben.

(^TtTI + A.

s.

To

To cause

wife's infidelity.

place.

(Myristica moschata).

2.

1.

a spider's
eyelet,

an assemblage.
Illusion,
(?.)

fruit

corrupt,

an

of

1.

deceit,

The ka-

of a gourd or

^M )

The

1194

1193
flame of

v. a.

fire,

To heat

over the

hood by

fire.

^lt^ + ^) A

(n.

s.

bud, a germ, &c.

(a.

J^ +

(to.

s.

4.

3.

2.

cheat, a

spider.

To

kindle a

fire,

fraudulent

document, a forged writing.

^t^^t^

fisherman.

to light a lamp.

p.

1.

(from R.

v. a.

s.

(m.)

s.

vagabond, a juggler.

See^T^.
^[t^l^t^I

nets.

a hunter using nets.

fowler,

^Ttp^TTi

spider.

nets,

from

2.

a.

(a.

a.

(from

jJUj>)

Oppressive, tyrannical.

Gaining a livelihood by

making use of

nets.

1.

s.

fisherman.

hunter using nets.

Balls or bullets fastened on a net to

sink

diceca). 2.

noun of

s. (v.

OliRuS) The

a candle, the kindling of a

<fTO^*P

lighting of

fire.

(^1^T + ir^^) A

s.

from

1.

(/.)

it.

3fN)

film

small cucumber (Trichosanthes

Any drug

Net work.

1.

on the

or medicament. 3. {JBeng.

eye.

4.

2.

cobweb.
5.

lattice.

3.

fringe.

shrimp, a
Reticulated, like

Also

prawn.

a net, porous.

A
(Cyperus squarrosus).

species of grass

^Tt^IT^a.

(from

3fN)

Reticulated, decus-

Carey.
sated, like a net, porous.

^[t^5^T?

s.

(3^ + 5^5)

pot for boiling

\Sl1^f3

(from

s.

^it^)

muzzle

for the nose of

the juice of sugar-canes.

an animal,
3ffaTi

s.

"^Tt^T)

(fromlrT)

1.

large jar.

sSft^I

burning pain, an inflammation.

s.

(to.)

3.

degraded

Anxiety, distress.
v. a.

to light, to set

(caus. of

on

fire,

noun of
or kindling of a

fire.

3Tf^TU3) To

to heat over the

heating
a.

(from

s.

(re.)

bull's-eye

3ltf^Wi

3fMtt3) A

burning or

P.

p. 89.

v5llR<P

fire.

a.

See
(mfn.

yellow fragrant wood.

^^jU-) An

by the primitive

Se-

1.

emissary, a spy.

Also

^tf^ITl

used to form words which

suffix

Mo-

fisherman.

s.

(to.)

bed, a cot.

e. g.

1.

4.

jK
l3Tf S[ s (.?)

C^
s.

A cat.
A leech.

(a. jl^)

(to.)
2.

Hair,

Root

+^ft^

pole-cat.

3.

Wilson.

ship.

Mohun

^H+t^)

of the hair, from C^*1

OlW^s.

3^)

Taddhita

vft^

for fuel.

(from

(mfn.}

Rash, inconsiderate.

express the origin or root of the thing implied

p. 7.
s.

(a.

window.

Fuel.

hun P.

a.

2.

to

Kindled, heated.

a.

the heating of any thing over the

Proper

low man, one belonging

kindle,
fire.

3fWS 153) The lighting

v5l"HWI s. (from OTT) A

Sabda S. p. 148.

s5fWf%

tribe or occupation,

vere, cruel.

OlHl^W

To muzzle.

v. a.

(from

2.

Gaining a

liveli-

from

T^Ttt^?) Mana ging

lor,

a mariner.

a ship.

s.

sai-

1195

1196

ftPft
(a.

jjrjl^sj-)

(a. ybU)

a mariner.

sailor,

fit Wilkins' Gr.

disclosure, a display, a

manifestation.

Publicly, openly, visibly,

ad. (a.

or to excel

407)

p.

"fel^^l s.

(/.

ftl^I^^T

(mfn. from R.

a.

desire to conquer

emulation.

from R. ^F ^) Hunger, appetite.

3

^PT )

Hungry.

manifestly.

^T^
(/.

patronymic form <S4s )

of the river Ganges.

An epithet

(mfn. from the desiderative form of

a.

Wishing

R.

to kill or injure, revengeful,

The daughter of

(Lit.

malicious, bloodthirsty.

Jahnu.)
(mfn. fut. part. p. of the de-

a.

Root,

i.

come, to subdue.
Frequently with

2.

the

orf<

To conquer, to overTo excel, to suppress.

prepositions

prefixed to

siderative

form of R. fetL) Deserving to be

be

worthy of revenge.

The tongue.

1.

from the desiderative form of

(f.

it.

R.
fir., (corrupt, of f"3l^)

killed,

f*T,

2.

$7[J A

desire to kill or

mj ure any one

malice, enmity, revenge.

(h. j-^. from \5lt<-) Sir! master! your honour!

(mfn. pret. part. p. from the

a.
v. a.

of

pectus,

keep

to revive, to vivify, to

(from

fe^)

a.

To animate,

alive.

an

excess,

abundance, a surplus, a majority.

fcl^Lfi

s.

(v.

noun of f3F5lttU3) The act of

Malicious,

foi^J a. (mfn. from R. ^jl) Smelling,

(from

keeps

and

A fishmonger,

one

who

timber-tree

A timber-tree
Carey.

(Odina Woodier)

A tortoise.

see

fes3^t^

s.

(a.

^j)

Talk, the mentioning any

tive

j>j

+j^d^o)

and

form of R.

+^) De

the desiderasirous of know-

ing any thing, inquisitive.

(mfn. fut. part. p. of the deside-

rative form of R. \50 ) Deserving to be enquired

into,

sation, chit-chat.

t^ft

vSel,

a.

Talk, conver-

(Odina Woodier). Carey.

(mfn. from

a.

thing, conversation, discourse.

(a.

smells.

Bengal-madder (Rubia Manjit'h).

fe^ft

Also

(^^'1^*1 <P

(f^H +3Ti^) A tortoise.

who

Hort. Ben.

plant (Luffa acutangula).

(/.)
1

of

p. 70.

fresh.

A timber-tree (Odina Woodier).

revengeful, desirous

killing or injuring another.

reviving or vivifying.

fish alive

be

(mfn. from the desiderative form of

a.

R.

(from a. *jl>j) More, over and above.

a.

to

killed or injured.

An

aobj)

Sought

form of R.

desiderative

worthy of being investigated

an object

for enquiry.
(p. <U^-)

(a. '$)
(/.

diadem, a

tiara,

a crest.

Loud, manifest.

from the desiderative form of R.

tew
R. s5l

(f.
.

from the desiderative form of

Wilkins'

know, a wish

Gr. % 831).

desire to

to ascertain or to enquire.

1198

ftai

1197

feSsM^U.

(In gram-

RpteTl+-i5C5)
mar) An interrogative. Mohun P.
(m.

form of R. SpJ) Enquired

wished

into,

Carey.

chiferus).

A plant of the bark of which bow-strings

See

a. (mfn.).

To

enquire,

made

are

(from the desiderative form of

v. a.

R.

to seek to ascertain

f3lU3

v. a.

(from R. 3tt*C) To

(mfn. from the desiderative form of

See

(?-j*sf?j)

fe^pft^

Only used

in

Conquering, vanquish-

comp.

e. g.

a.

(mfn.) Vanquishing enemies, from

enemy,

+ ^t*l4^)

a.

An

(a. 3w?)

opposition, the contrary.

A plant (Salicornia Indica).

f^PT

f5 + 3)

dued

(mfn.

f\5l\3

s.

(m.)

1.

Jina, the generic

personage peculiar to the Jaina

Con-

Having sub-

Also

his anger.

a saint and teacher

or

Jaina age, and

a.

(mfn.

in

their writers

twenty-four

an Avasarpini,

enumerate those

fej + f^I)

Having overcome

2.

Buddha, a

generic term applied to the chief

saints of the

Bauddha

sect, in the

as to those of the Jainas.

R^3|pi

name of the
who is

sect,

of the ages past, present, and to come.

+ CZfTH )

Hort.

p. 79.

other sects

quered, won, vanquished.

a.

stoical.

ranked by them as superior to the gods of the

+ "f^ESi

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Having sub-

^ (n.) Continence, self-restraint.

(mfn. R. fSj + ^T) Victorious, tri-

Jinas are supposed to flourish

a.

alive.

(/.) or

Joint respon-

sibility.

An

-31

Ben.

(mfn. R.

(\$l\3

his senses or passions, impassive,

(Ol^s.

+ ^SU) )

be

umphant.

chain.

(v-j+ssTj

ing.

dued

fe<^

(mfn.).

a.

"fe^t^s.

a.

(mfn.

a.

curious.

fiSN5it*P

live, to

to

R. ^Sl ) Desirous of knowing any thing, inquisitive,

Carey.

(Asclepias tenacissima).

question.
a.

The musk-deer (Moschus mos-

s.

to ascertain.

\5i1 )

to over-

come, to subdue, to exert, to surpass.

p. 124.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the deside-

a.

rative

To conquer,

(from R.

v. a.

R.A. S.

i.

same manner

Wilson.

See Trans.

551. seqq.

one's fatigue, exhaustion, or weariness.

(from

a.
a.

Triumphant, con-

(from

quering, excelling, surpassing,

s.

victor,

Conquering, sur-

passing, exceeding.

To conquer,

(from R.

v. a.

conqueror.

to sur-

pass, to subdue, to win.

v. a.

(cans, of

flf3U3) To

cause to
(a.

conquer or win.

f3F3tiri

a.

(-H^ mfn. f^ + ^HlFT)

subdued mind, having

his

mind under

Of

his con-

G^lMi

troul.

s.

Root,
a.

(mfn.

abstraction surmounted the

want of

Having by
food.

l-rJj>-)

Goods, things, merchan-

dise.

2.

(p.
i.

J&ij )

Life.

(With the

To

To be pleased

Also ftr*t*ft

insertion

of a nasal

please, to delight, to chc

larm.

or charmed.

1199

f-3l<r

1200
(corrupt, of foiS

s.

The tongue.

Also

f^TtRTC.

J\^S) The

governor of a province or

A tongue-scraper.

a.

master, ruler, or

district.

(j^AxLi) Belonging to the

(p.

master or governor of a province.

timber-tree (Odina Woodier).

The settlement

a. (p. ,_^jii-xL?)

(p. j^L>Ljj) Decoration,

"fe5^ Root,
(a.

Also

To

i.

ornament.

See R. 3*^.

eat.

<uJ) Custody, charge,

Ben.

plant (Odina Woodier).

p. 29.

2.

Hort.

(Cyprinus Zilipoo-

sort of fish

(h. t~k>- corrupt, of a. As>-)

s.

turtle,

See

Carey.

thi).
1.

s.

kind of sweetmeat.

service, duty.

f3F3l

f3^T*1

of the

revenue and expenditure of a province. Carey.

fore-

a tortoise.
runner, a herald, a courier.

foiU^M^

(^S^ + *^k)

s.

tortoise,

turtle.

A
see

species of simul or silk-cotton tree.

Sabda S.

f^FFs. (a.
A volume.

f^T^^s.

jIp-)

wound,

fisftrrtfs) To
(

v.

Only used

to injure.

The binding of

(p.^xU.)

kin,

to

sitting

still

recover

bookbinder.

scouring, polishing.

in the vedas.

noun of jtaf^I^)
to

2.

Splendor, lustre, brightness

a. (p. JiJis^)

(v.

a book.

p. 129.

(a. &>-)

Root,

reposing or

from fatigue.

Splendid, bright, glaring,

shining.

Also

f\5l^

(mfn. R.

a.

T^+^")

trium-

Victorious,

phant.

(corrupt, of \5l[< )

Cyminum).

Mohun P.

plant

loi^Cl*^.

p.

(mfn. from the desiderative form of

a.

R. *F + ^T) Wishing to seize or to take.

To cause any one

v. a.

(Cuminum

35.
to repose or to

ftfj

s.

(m.)

The tongue.

Also "fe^l (/.)

recover from fatigue.

a.

A tongue-

Reposing, rest-

(from

scraper.

from fatigue.

ing, recovering

a.
(
v. a.

The

repose, to rest from labour.

treble string of a violin.

shrill tone,

v. a.

To

fiWafin? L (ftpT? + HlTl>) A

noclea Zeylanica).
(a.

country.

f^l+^TTfrom^T)

Pronounced from the root of the tongue.

To

(mfn.}

a.
1.

(mtn.

Clothed in armour.

2.

quaver.

district,

(mfn.

a.

plant (Sphe-

Carey.

I.

s.

3ft
a province,

Tortuous, crooked.

2.

Lazy,

slow.

(?w.)

s.

Moving

tortuously.

snake.

(from^t^)

madam

+"

1. Life,

soul.

2.

Sir,

master,

a term of endearment or respect,

Dear brother

3.

Yes.

e. g.

of|,<^ ) Bringing

(corrupt, of

a.

to

life,

(from

a.

Revived, restored to

life.

(from ^f[^) To restore to

v. a.

life,

to revive.

species

of ant.

(Nageia Putranjiva).

Hort. Ben.

of Dolichos Lablab).

f^)

^j) A

v. a.

(m. from R.

i.

To

prefixed,

saddle-cloth.

To

R.A.S.

2. (/*.)

The

(m.)

780)

(m.)

slave.

A tree

any
5.

ive, living.

See

(mfn.)

Life,

1.

s.

^ft^+^I^
life,

Wilkins

commonly

called jivaka.

being.

6.

Gr.

possessed of

4.

snake-catcher, one

bite of serpents.

alive.

(iffc^ + ^lrr) The

Carey.

3ffc^ + TT*t1) Living

(f.

See

3ffa^

(n.

R. ^ft^+^SFT)

Water.

season or

1.

a livelihood.

(m.)

5.

state, life.

Existence,
3.

An

life.

animal.

plant (Odina Woodier).

Wilson.

3ft^Tl

s.

(/.)

plant (Celtis Orientalis). Hort.

See

p. 21.

3^3*1

Also

^ft^l

dead.

profession, a livelihood.

(Pentaptera tomentosa).

living

afft^+l^+t^i) a

(f.

has sons

life.

s.

profession,

^ftU
Cff^ftH

Endowed with

medicinal drug
animal,

R.

4.

Ben.

See

(mfn.

1.

live.

sentient soul incorporated in the

human body.
a.

To

(mfn.

Nearly
551.

i.

attend to any

with ^T,

^ft^" a. (mfn. from R.

existence.

3FT

With

live.

s.

2.

s.

man.
s5ll<1

^J) A

with

thing as a livelihood

Trans.

old

follow or imitate another in his

;

time of

Also

is alive.

is still alive.

tfftvjRrei
3ft^^3T^

-(>vi l$C3 or

3*1 +=T) An

G^t^fvJ) To

of living

father

saddle.

(p. (jty

Root,

whose husband

^ffc^l

To

R.

a.

Alive, living.

woman who
See

saddle.

kind of bird, supposed to be a pheasant.

Whose

The tongue.

to be alive.

live,

any

from 3ft3, -h^Sft)

(m.

s.

a.

Wilkins' Gr. 701.

To

animal,

living being.

p. 55.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. C5J\ ) Instructed,

v. a.

s.

(a variety

a.

s5fl4<>

+ 0l3 ) An

A woman

(corrupt, of

regulated.

3.

forest-

s.

mode

v5l1<l

producing

n. 36.

Carey.

A plant

s.

(m.

s.

alive,

R.A.S.

>3ft^^-i a. (mfn. pres. part.

\5lll

3ft<Olv3

+ v3l) Born

Trans.

young.

^ffajgfa

tree

(mfn. \5lt<l

vSlt^tvSi a.

living

vivifying.

3ft=T

1202

3ffc

1201

who

A mendicant,

s.

5.

R.

(n.

(/.

^X+^t^) Water.

from R.

3fK+3FftTT) A

life.

2.

3.

An

servant, a

tree

(Celtis Orientalis).

or

method of preserving

^^fWl

s.

(n.

means

life.

SftT + ^SH ) A

drug to

revive the dead.

cures the

a beggar.

sSft<lb

a.

(/ra.

R.

3^+313")

Living, exist-

1203

3ffc1

ing.

(m.)

s.

existence.

1. Life,

A medica-

2.

ment, a drug.

^ft^fe^

for^ffct^) A fowler,

a bird-

catcher.

~S[<

life.

kj^

1.

parasite

^ft^+^I^) A fowler, a bird-

(m.

s.

Also

catcher.

plant (Epidendrum tesseloides and other species)

2.

The preservation
of

(m.

s.

1204

3ftl

(/.) i. Life.

2.

A profession,

live-

lihood.

Another plant (Menispermum glabrum).

a.

s5fl<l<3l

s.

(/.

commonly

plant

called jiyati (Celtis Orientalis).

^ft^f^

s.

^tfg^tir

(/.

In the Ve-

danta system, a secondary sort of liberation of

predicament

Brahma,

with

not, however, divested of a

subtile corporeal frame.

^ft^Pt^
life,

^ft^ + ^t^T) Restoration

(m.

s.

Trans. R.A.S. n. 33.

(m.

s.

seeds of which are used in rosaries

a.

2. Living, alive,

The

plant the

commonly

#1&#$A%,

class of living

(frjtfk mfn.

a.

destitute of

^t^H

psychosis.
*;

(/)

s.

(n.

1-

(ran.

Existence,
s.

beings.

Also

(-^

sort of grass

life,

mfn.

the

^tfe + 3V)

cloud.

The

alive,

2.

tongue.

mountain.

(Andropogon serratum).

of metre in

sort
x.

1.

Sanskrit poetry.

4.

3.

As. Res.

446.

v. a.

(from R.

to refresh, to protect.

p. 162.

2.

I- To revive,
To stock a pond with

fish.

bow-string.

2.

(In geometry)
(m.)

Colebr. Alg. p. 89.

arc.

from *3ft^")
2.

1.

Boiled

2.

drug

rice,

for reani-

food.

ii.

96.

Cumin-seed (Cuminum Cyminum).

sacrificial knife,

a scymetar.

3.

sort of

panic-seed (Panicum miliaceum).

a.

(-IHw.^ + ^lH)

1.

3.

life.

R.A.S.

life-time.

vSfjll^ a. (corrupt, of 3ft^3") Living, alive.

The

sentient soul, the vital principle in the body.

Trans.

life.

m.)

3^ + ^15^) Metem-

Mohun P.

mating the dead.

3ffttTTl

of living

or

The chord of an
vS],^'4

Alive,

Lifeless,

and

^I^T^H^i
\5Tt^

^ft^ + ^V)

(mfn.
life

a.

life

(-ft\m>. v5ft<l +^) Living,

possessing

a.

Life, existence.

s. (n.~)

(corrupt, of f\5l^1 )

Also

1.

Alive, living.

beings or animals.

living.

^t^+^3)

a.

(m. vSft^ + ^H)

$153^

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Outlived, lived through (as a period of time).

called jiyaputa.

^ft^^s.

or soul in the Jina doctrine.

period or duration of

^te + 9X + ^) A

3ffc + 3rfWni) The

(rn.

s.

life

of

revival, resuscitation.

ift^!^

Tributary, paying

Trans R.A.S. L 534.

the soul, which conducts the soul after death to

live

(from

tribute.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^ + *T) Worn out,

wasted, decayed, decrepid, old

(w.)
food.

An

old man.

digested,

v. a.

To

s.

digest

3i3

1205

v&vN*tl

(^ti+Wl)

5.

The stomach, the

stomach of a ruminant animal.

first

Also

2.

0l<^k

(.^3ft

raiment.

tered

l+^)

a.

Wearing

tattered

raiment.
vStft

3ffr

s.

^ + "PT) Old age, decay,

R.

high or

v. a.

(/.

except, to exclude.

Tlf^)

Counsel, contrivance,

from the desiderative form of R.

Censure, reproach, abuse, vituperation.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the deside-

a.

To

form of R. *dP1^) Censured, reproached,

rative

quaver.

To

Carey.

sleight of hand.
s.

1.

abandon.

(corrupt, of

infirmity.

shrill tone,

(^fa)

i.

quit, to

v2Hlpfjrl

(/.

s.

To

Old, worn, or tat-

(mfn.')

(from R. ^JpL) To weigh.

v. a.

^tRooT,

1206

blamed.

sSft^t^t^ s. A
Ben.

iZb;rf.
s.

p. 64.

^ Root,
2.

plant (Coix lacryma).

(^fa,

i.

To go

h To

so or move.

Also^D

from

(h.

s.

pot-herb (Convolvulus argenteus).

(Beng.) Confident, bold, im-

(/.). a.

pudent.

rapidly or quickly.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of R.

a.

^3>3J1

(m.)

Tj^l

Gaming, playing

at

Outcast, abandoned, deserted, injured.

dice, gambling.

s.

^3rt?W

(^5Tl +

s.

Gaming, playing

bugbear.

plant (Jasminum auriculatum).

Mo-

at dice, gambling.

^A|k(>l<

s.

(^3Tl + n>fa) A cheat, a sharper.

s.

(from

Knavery,

hun P.

^
2.

Root,

To

Se

p. 62.
vi.

bind.

vj^

(3i\5f3)

To

1.

(G3TK5TTf3)

x.

go,

^3T^s. (h.^-)

The

Pertaining to the

(h.

gambler, a gamester.

The yoke of a

to

The

growing: cold,

^ypTlTl

plant (Ixora tomentosa).

Sort. Ben.

^f?3)

(from

a.

(caus. of

Cool, calm.

^f^KJ) To

cool, to

refresh, to quell one's anger or passion, to ap-

pease.

^^H"t"t1

s.

plant (Justicia nasuta).

Hort.

^[Oll

s.

noun of

(v.

ing or refreshing

s.

to

citement.

v. a.

p. 10.

Ben.

2.

noun of

s. (v.

As. Res. x. 26.

plough.
s.

^Usj-)

(corrupt, of

s.

direct.

the becoming cool or calm after passionate ex-

flood-tide.

^3TH

to

pound.

flood-tide.

(from

a.

throw,

to

move.

To send,
To grind,

1.

roguery, cheating at play.

cast,

to

p. 4.

Also

plant

Zambac).

An

(Jasminum auriculatum,

also J.

v. n.

To grow

calm or quiet

which

^3ttl3)

The

act of cool-

the quelling or appeasing the

anger or passion of any one.

Carey.
insect

infests plantain-trees.

Root,
4

i.

after a

cold or cool, to become

fit

of anger.

(Clt^US) To

shine.

1207

^3

1208

3b3*T

of

(corrupt,

s.

symmetry,

Elegance, beauty,

noun of ^fs3C\3)

(v.

s.

^f^?)

fitness for a certain purpose.

^XTt^5. (h.^-) The

vf^RooT,

flogging with
s.

Also

slippers.

^K3R

(^T3)

i.

beautiful,

sff^F

or

^^fl^tla 1

Mo-

p. 13.

well

arranged.

kill.

curling lock, a curl, a

^Pft

Also

ringlet.

Elegant,

(p. i_Jlj)

with

Flogging

hun P.
"JUS)

(from

a.

or

peep, a glance.

slippers.

^l^T

To hurt

s.

(from

a.

flood-tide.

A curl of hair,

(p. cJlj )

s.

^frf*P. Sabda

Also

a ringlet.

S. p. 110.

shoe, a slipper.

v^a^s.

^j) Tyranny,

(a.

3if3C3) To cause any

(caus. of

v. a.

fierceness,

cruelty,

severity, oppression.

one to flog another person with

3u3t3if\3

(from

s.

3Tf33)

slippers.

^UtTl

s.

\|^t^s.

with shoes or slippers.

son with a shoe or slipper by

way of punishment

^^H.

s.

^3^1*^

A shoe,

See

a slipper.

jf ) A

p. c_jT

purge,

Also
eK.

or flay a per-

or disgrace.
s.

A fine.

c_A>- from

(a.

a cathartic.

(from^sJl) To beat

v. a.

<UU^-)

(p.

mutual striking

trench, a canal, a water-course.

Repeated peeps or glances.

s.

^Sf3^5T33<-

Also

Peepingly, by

ad.

repeated glances.

vjr^ Root,

(^T^fv?) To go, to move.

vi.

Root,
species of heron.
1.

Carey.

^f^l

s.

Ben.

2.

as a medicinal drug.

s.

5.

(GSlftfvJ, C3TfaTTf3)

x.

reason, to think, to imagine, to conceive.

injure, to hurt, to kill.

(^PIU3) To

of a species of oak used

Carey.

medicinal drug,

apparently Justicia

3.

To

gratify, to please, to

like.

show

vi.

atten-

The dipping

noun

(v.

of any substance into a sauce or dye.

and

^3tf%
To

Broth, soup.

(for

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

fied, pleased, served,

Also

n5L$^ s.

(f.

attended

Grati-

Wilkins' Gr.

to.

from R.

^) A wooden

vessel of the

shape of a semicircle or crescent, used at

Wilson.

fices.

Also

sacri-

5.

v. a.

^3")

s.

p. 422.

Carey.

polysperma.
^jl^TvpT

and

tion or regard.

p. 6.

The acorn

^1

Hort.

sort of grass (Scirpus anceps).

To
To

i.

(m.)

The matted

hair of

Siva or of an

dye, to dip any substance into

ascetic.

a sauce or dye.

3EI^s.
s.

(a.

(h.

gambling.

Also

J^-) The sum

from
See 33Tl

)
.

^3
total, the

Playing,

Mohun P.

amount.
gaming,

p. 96.

s.

(f.

R.

^+fv?

Wilkins'

Gr. 830).

Quickness, haste, speed.

^p[1

a.

(p.

rent, distant.

Separate, away, absent,

diffe-r

G3R

1209

s.

Hort. Ben.
s2jlR<l^j

Ben.

(Combretum pilosum).

s.

artels

s.

(corrupt,

plant (Sinapis ramosa).

Hort.

G3Tfcl

(corrupt, of

s.

(corrupt, of

father's eldest

C3P^3ts3 +3f ) A father's

Also (01 &j

eldest brother's wife.

iv.

wound

father's

brother.

pretence, an imposture, swindling.

^^Root,

of (JpJsSftvJ)

eldest brother.

p. 28.

p. 48.

s.

to

plant

1210

or

^RC3.)

To

hurt,

To be decayed,

2.

kill.

1.

to injure,

to

grow

(from

old.

Self-importance, pride,

arrogance.
^E1

(mfn. R.

a.

Decayed,

fallen into

a
Wilkins' Gr. p. 421.

decay.

s.

^^+"pT)

from R.

(/.

s.

R.

(/.

Speed, velocity.

C3F31

Fever, feverish, or

s. (ra.)

(va<tI3l)

i.

The water of

To

boiled pulse, pease-soup,

CONS l*T

i.

^^+3)

Gaped,

^[3 ) To gape, to yawn.

fear, to

(n.

s.

a.

x. ( ^g^Tfs?
)

^'^) A

R. 3^J-f si^l
::

A gaping,

to

con-

GSSlt^)

(from

a.

Victorious,

To win,

(from R.

v. a.

to conquer.

(a.

i^j.) A

pocket.

(ra.)

Food, victuals.

a.

a yawning.

x.

'^3v+'^ 3)

Iv

to

wear

decay, to

out.

The common

(corrupt, of

house-lizard.

house-lizard.

2.

ought

IX

(^Tkirf3) To

grow old or decayed,

(corrupt,

Who

03TSP

(mfn. fut. pass. p. R.

a.

fe) Who

can

be conquered, vincible.

(vfv3.)>

i.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. f^Sl)

to be conquered.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

(^ttfe), and

wife.

Caused or made

(/.)

s.

causing to conquer.

gaping, a yawning.

Opened, expanded.

Root,

a.

The making

procuring victory.

s.

^1

To make victorious,

quer.

C3i^s.
Also

conqueror.

dread.

(m. from R.

s.

the

victorious,

C^3tfWi

or with the insertion of a

nasal

+ lf) A

C^3TO3)

noun of

(v.

s.

any one

Wilkins" Gr. p. 420.

Sj^ Root,

fv3l

kill, to hurt.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

yawned.

R.

(from C3l3"t

v. n.

Also bswlfrt

^fa.

G5t

m.

to cause to conquer, to insure victory.

porridge, &c.

To

(%

s.

(mfn.} Victorious, successful, triumphant.

G3F3l^U3

morbid heat.

^^Root,

To be

conquered or overcome, vincible, conquerable.

a.

^SlfS

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. "fe)

of

OTt)

father's

1.

The common

eldest brother's

GSRE^a.

(p.

1.

jj)

Below, beneath.

2.

Brought

over (in an account).

C3FTp^5.

powerless.

2.

Cs5l<|<*Xs.

(p

ij^v-j^j)

Subject
-

1.

Under command,

to, liable to,

^.jij)

involved

in.

martingale, a belly-

band.
a.

(p. juj>,'j)

Loaded, burdened, car-

rying a load or burthen.

raw

1211

C3W9rtl^-Si
rumbet).
(.\5l\

(p.

C3TR1

dljjj)

(Cv3PTU3) To go, to move.

i.

COI^Root,

i.

Cv5l^tv3)

tempt resolutely, to
perseveringly.

2.

To

1.

To

C3Ttf^C3

A wound,

(a.
fliction,

a loss

A jail, a

(^TtXTfe) To wane, to
from

s.

Aloe-wood or agallochum.

fetter.

from R.

(to.

decline.

An

fish,

made in

Carey.

conqueror, a victor.

chanan's

A Jaina, a
Jma or hetero-

(m. patronymic from

follower of the principles of a

C^TT^r

trap for catching

(Cyprinus Jonjya,

fish

Mohun P.

couple.

Bu-

Carey.

(corrupt, of s5FT)

s.

2.

the form of the shell of the trochus.

A sort of
MSS.y

(mfn.^ Victorious, successful, triumphant.

a.

animal of the order Vermes

(Trochus perspectivus).

fep^ + ^^Tl)

(Momordica Charantia).

plant

a calamity, an af-

danger.

1.

cause or

go, to move.
(.)

i.

^fftt3) To

(from^pFU3) To weigh articles.

v. a.

resolve, to at-

endeavour diligently or

CvSft^^s. (from the English jaif)

tol Root,

of

order a person to weigh things.

Carey.

Root,

v. a. (caus.

drug (Zingiber Ze-

1212

cstte

s.

C^Tft"^

s.

(corrupt, of

p. 50.

labourer.

Tarachand Ch.

procurer.

dox notions, the chief of which are the supre-

macy of

certain religious pontiffs over the gods

of the Hindus, a denial of the divine authority

of the vedas, and a disregard of the distinction of castes.

Also

G3[T*Tt^

(a.

s.

c_>Lj>-)

See Trans. R.A.S.

Wilson.

A fire-fly.

U5

Your highness,

sir

term of respect.
i.

551.

topTH

(m. for

s.

3nPft*T)

tree

(Croton

CSHt\

s.

Jofi

(p.

The tongue.

1.

2.

Lan-

guage.

Tiglium).

(mfn. from ofj,^ ) Long-lived,

a.
(to.)

(p. c^Jcj

The moon.
(to.)

s.

The name of a
Trans.

school.

deposition.

plant,

common carroway (Carum

Carui).

Sa&cfa S. p.

GSW^s.

(h. yjijl) 1.

8. 68.

celebrated saint

and philosopher, the founder of the Purva-Mi-

mansa

^bj )

s.

R.A.S.

i.

440.

P.

p. 6.

2.

The

flood-tide.

Mohun
many

large river formed of

smaller streams.

tap

(n.

Crookedness, physical

from

03lt<l^s. (p-jjj) Force, pressure, strength.

or moral.

C3H"3IT5^ s

(a, jbjsj-)

(a. cSj&jpf)

C^lt^^^^s.

gem.

(p.

+ a. Jk)

Injustice, op-

A jeweller.

pression, violence, tyranny.

G3T1"4< 1*^5. (p.jUjjj) Strong, mighty, powerful.

C3Tfa?

s.

(corrupt, of

vltHwfe) A

leech.

U5l!< l44^a.
v.

an

noun of v|f<Pt?)

The weighing of

(p. jjTjjj ) Strong, mighty, robust,

vigorous.

article.

(p.

CtfeFl

(from OTft?U3) Weighed.

ness, power, might.

Strength, vigorous-

;;

1214

1213

CSl^T

(from

s.

v^T) A low

marshy spot of

or

ground, a ravine, a fen.

GlMI ^
5

mex
11

s.

weavers,

GST^t^s.

Hort. Ben.

acutus).

er

C\5ll

low

+ ^ft5

s. (

class

?)

A plant (Ru-

a.

Ignorant, stupid, foolish.

(a.

cJU. from

p. <_JT

perceive

thing

s.

(from C^Sf^l)

sink, a

low and marshy

To look

To know,

promise.

To contemn,
To learn,

to
to

aware

to perceive, to be

To

To

decree, to determine.

4.

To

with

To

discern,

knowledge

promise, to agree, to admit, to

(3iT*faf3, usually with

To command, to direct. i.

x.

fixed to

ad. Sans,

2.

have confidence

assent,

jy-

to reply.

to distinguish, to possess accurate

Happiness, pleasure,

from R.

To

3.

with

pre-

it),

(in the

of G3rt^)

(accus. case sing,

form of the causal,

recognize,

about, to explore

To answer,

1.

trust, to

Passion, rage, anger, wrath.

(p.
(n.

dis-

To deny knowledge of any

with

with

with

spot of land, a ravine, a crack, a sewer.

C3lt*^

with ^31^

with

with
s.

^f^b , To

To

See ^SpTftF.

a cathartic.
CSl^ll,

^^^FT

or

with

permit, to al-

chiefly

A purge,

jf?)

acknowledge

despise

Muhammadans,

of

3Tfe + 3FT

with

To

^iJ.*^ prefixed,

miss, to give leave

to

p. 26.

With

stand.

1.

To

slay.

2.

Happily, with ease or delight, well, excel-

To

To

3.

exhibit.

4.

To

2. Silently.

lently.

sharpen.

GSfcri

or please.

gratify,

s.

A woman.

(/.)

(corrupt, of "3h?
(a.

root

lSj&}>~)

(In these senses the

praise.

combined

with

prefix.

Wilson).

Lac.

To

5.

generally

is

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

See

jeweller.

Known.

Acquainted with,

2.

^1 + ^3)

aware

of,

1.

in-

formed, skilled.

\5

(to.

a.

from R.

(to/w.)

\3s1)

wise and learned man-

Knowing, acquainted with

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. \5l

\53t3<T> a.
:

used in

+ 333)

Capable of being known.

comp.

a.

e. g.

from

(mfn.)

Knowing the law,

a.

s. (to.)

quainted with the vedas,

from

(mfn.) Ac-

C<3"R!

s.

^Ttef^W

pletely versed in

(to.)

^iKrJTR

^ROOT,
to inform.

ingly,
X.
2.

(OTHfe)

1.

To make known,

reported

^"^t+^A?)

for^P^?)

K now-

with the knowledge

of.

Tarachand Ch.

( ^

mfn. R.

^1+^)

Knowing

or

understanding a thing.
s. (to.

expounded, made known. Wilkins' Gr.

p. 420.

Apprehension, understanding, knowledge.

ix.

taught, expounded.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^3^1-1- "3) Taught,

Root,

(^3 + ^t^"

ad.

intentionally

a.

a.

any particular science.

To know.

vSifHv? a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Made known,

\f3 + f^T3") Com-

(mfn.

a.

To know,

to under-

sSTi

+ f^J)

tant kinsman, one

1.

A father.

who does

2.

A dis-

not participate in

the oblations of food or water offered to deceased

ancestors.

\^l^sj1
)

R.

s.

^1

(/.

information.

(/.) or

^st^ + ^l)
Also

3"

(n.) Relationship.

Learning, knowledge,

,,

sSft

1215
from

.'i.

^sfa"
2.

R.

. (.

\55l

Relationship, affinity.
;

+ T)

Knowledge of a

that which

1216

1.

and

derived from meditation and the

is

R.A.S.

Trans.

in general.

religious kind

study of philosophy, which teaches

man

the

divine nature and origin of his immaterial part

+ 0^151 )

(in. \3at=T

s.

devotion.

Knowledge

specific

sSfampI

i.

+ 5^3)

^1rT^v3 a (mfn.
.

Contemplative

577.

Astonished, over-

powered.

^W^ft" a. (mfn. ^"fr +

Wise, learned,

knowing.

with the unreality of corporeal enjoyments or

Erudition, learning,

worldly forms, and which, separating him during

life

from

secures him, after

terrestrial objects,

sagacity, wisdom.

death, a final emancipation from individual exa.

and reunion with the universal

istence

Also \3stf^F3" (n.)

N^it^ + t^T

(-P^\mfn.

wise, learned, skilful.

(Beny.)

Wilson.

to think, to meditate

v. a.

bibe a notion, to form an idea

To seem,

To

v. a.

reflect,

An

1.

sage.

2.

To ima.

v. n.

(mfn.

\kM\, from .^H,

+^3)

Learned, knowing, wise.

to appear.

s.

(m. \5ilFr + ^t^3)

The philosophical

s.

+ ^f^T)

(n. ^3s1rr

perception or sensation,

portion of each veda, or that which treats of

seeing, smelling, tasting,

knowledge as contradistinguished from ceremois

nies.

(m.)

s.

Intelligent,

astrologer.

^slitTfell

\5alFr^3

spirit.

The organs of

those of hearing,

viz.

and

feeling; to

which

added, that of thinking or the mind.

Carey.

s3st"T<|s3 a. (mfn. v5t*T

+ ^F3) Done

The
duction of knowledge.

or wilfully.
ad.

Sans.

(3^ + 3^)

\35t*r&r a. (mfn. \5t*T

communicating

The

Knowingly,

+ "^)

ideas.

+ n44<1?) Making

Also

a.

Wise language,

Used

mfn.

3^ + 3^)

not wished

(m.

dity, senselessness.
s.

of the Jinas)

vHH + ft^^T)
MohunP.

Absur-

+
(In the tenets

notion, that

Trans.

[<?^

a.

(mfn.

absurd, ridiculous.

H. A.

for,

a.

>
'33"t i<P

(mfn.) Unwelcome,
s.

(m.)

A master

Trans. P.A.S.
{n.

s.

\$\\ the

i.

The

Hindu

174.

causal form of R. sFl

act of announcing or

making a

thing known.

know-

ledge does not produce final deliverance and

beatitude.

SSit^

in-

e. g.

p. 108.

(n.^T + ^TflTT)
The erroneous

comp.

of requests, an officer at the court of a

prince.

s.

in

from

Wise,

learned, intelligent, knowing.

viaHpl^U'

known, apprizing, giving

Announcing an unwelcome piece of

(mfn.')

intelligence,

a wise speech.

(-3^

the causal form of R. 3sl

(mfn.

a.

Imparting knowledge,

formation.

a.

rise or origin

of knowledge.

wittingly, wilfully.

siaH^'rt^

pro-

knowingly

S. p. 553.

vEfr + ft^) Senseless,

Mohun P. p. 1 18.

^t^t^fjTT

a.

of R. ^J

(mfn.fut. part. p. of the causal form

Proper to be made known or to be

announced.
a.

Also

3^f%OT

and \5t*f>

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of

GSM

1217

Made known,

R. \5l )

informed, assigned, as-

cribed.

(from the cans, of R.

a.

make known,

To
commu-

\5il)

to reveal, to publish, to

^!
to

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. \Fi +TT) Proper

a.

husband's father's elder brother's wife, a wife's

OT"iTl

Mohun P.

brother.
s.

nizable,

An

(n.)

s.

C3rti) A father's
Mohun P. p. 10.

2.

from

(f.

W&)

(In geometry)

The

1.

The chord of an

degree of
1.

ix.

To decay,

to

become

old.

vpUl

s.

elder bro-

KP&3t3) A

father's

See

(mfn. from R. sPl; the irreg. superl.

a.

Colebr.

arc.

elder

bow.

string of a

Alg. p. 89.

Root,

of

(corrupt,

object of knowledge.
eldest brother.

s.

father's

(from

ther's wife.
s.

p. 10.

be known, capable of being known, cog-

3P<Fl

Also GSpiPtt*!

(\P&)

(corrupt, of

s.

m^m

nicate, to announce, to inform, to teach.

1

1218

father's eldest brother's wife.

v.

The

Old.

Gr.

TTittins'

oldest; very old, elder.

pre-eminent, most excellent,

p.

520).

2. Best, chief,

s. (?rc.)

The month

Jyeshfha (May-June).

A bow-string.

(/.) 1.

2.

(In mathematics)

The chord of an arc. Colebr. Alg.

A mother. 4. The earth.

p. 89.

3.

father's elder

brother.

Primogeniture, seniority.

^tpTs.
i.

R. v3Pl+f^T Wilkins' Gr. 830)

(/.

Old age,

infirmity, decay.

desertion, departure.

2.

Abandonment,

A stream,

3.

river.

C3F*fa
Also

363.
\5P

lull^a. (-TT^Tw/ra. from R. 3*1

as the irreg. compar. degree of

kins'

Gr.

p. 520).

(n.

L^^I^

Old. TFi7-

Older, better; very old,

t<3TO

s.

(/.

from

is

^^Root,

fisherman.

i.

(v5P<WQ To

3CJ Root,

i.

Sabda S.

Antares

A
brother.
Cv$>

b^jWlA

s.

OTlS*^

As. Pes. n. 293.

(corrupt, of CvPftSTfa +
father's

elder

qt3

s.

(m.

(in.

s.

d-^ + SI

(corrupt, of

2.

The

*!) The share of a

which belongs

to the eldest son.

from C*S7&;) The month Jyaisht'ha

or Jyesht'ha (May-June).

As. Pes. in. 283.

ceous plant (Momordica Charantia).

brother.

CT^ + ^") A hus-

band's father's eldest brother, a wife's father's

eldest brother.

The day of full-moon

in the
5

ix. 323.

cucurbita-

p. 10.
s

one of which

p. 10.

male cousin by a

Mohun P.

OT$t*t

G57*3t3 +

female cousin by a father's elder

Mohun P.

stars,

Scorpionis), figured by a ring

father's property

shine.

(corrupt, of

The eighteenth lunar

1.

best beloved of a man's wives.

go, to approach.

G3Pl3C^j To

p. 134.

C3P&)

mansion, comprising three

or ear-ring.
s.

Colebr. Alg. p.

considered

very excellent, the best.

<?pjhl

G5J$> + *fa) (In algebra) The

root of an increased square.

2.

foS^to

month

of Jyaisht'ha.

As. Res. in. 283.

house-lizard.
.

(n.

geniture.

C3^ + TT) Priority of birth,

Mann

i.

93.

primo-

n. 155.

C3ET7i^tj3l

(corrupt, of

G3E^ + "Tt^) A

C3n^ indecl.
4

Sans.

Most

times, speedily, pre-

1219

1220
Also a particle of interrogation.

sently.

Gr.

kins'

OTtfe

Wil-

CStff^

See

s.

OTtfoS*^

tion of the length of a chord.

G3Plft^+*l1^i) t The

(it.

science of astronomy.

2.

A work

upon

astro-

1025).

night.

(/.

from

1.

Moonlight.

3.

Wilkins' Gr.

2.

moonlight

small cucumber (Trichosanthes

diceca; also Luffa acutangula).

nomy.

OTff^f^pi

p CTjf^p^^lp)

s.

C3p1fsJ^.

(?rc/ra.

with astronomy,

(.)

and G3

Rj^fcS

thes dioeca

from

(/.

Afirelight night.

CTtfjf^ft

Also

fly.

Colebr. Alg.

p. 324.

p. 549.

2.

small cucumber (Trichosan-

also Luffa acutangula,

moon-

GIptRp^+vS) Acquainted
s. (m.) An astrologer.

&c). Also

An

astro-

loger.

OTtfgfe^

*.

^{jS^f^)

(;

The

stellar orbs, the stellar region.

C^N*f a.

(mfn. from

cially of the

CStff^+OT)

Abound-

ing with stars, starry.

fS

Root,

To be conquered

2.

OTtf^&ZFs.

C^rfft^f"^) The zodiac.

(n.

C3inf^^)

Astronomical

science, astronomy; astrology.

See
(f.

and x

old, to

become

old or de-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. vST^-j-'T)

become old

old,

from

to reduce.

cayed.
n1*1 a.

astrologer.

To conquer,

or reduced.

To grow

(m. from

s.

1.

(t^ttfe) h

vft Root, ix.

from

(rc.

Light (espe-

moon).

(^Ufa )

i.

CTt^^l)

CPtfe^)

Heart -pea

or decayed.

Grown
Gr.

Wilkins'

See 3ftl

694.

(Cardiospernium halicacabum).

Root,

'^.'4^

Astro-

nomy,

Mohun P.

astrology.

eSffiteft

(n.

s.

(/

feverish.

^^"^J

(mfn.

a.

53#fiP%*P3t

from

S^)

^Rtl

s.

1.

The

2,

sun.

from R.

(n.

star.

2.

"EJ^?)

3. The
Agni or

Fever.

2.

An

ague.

Dispelling fever or

J^+3Tl)

1.

Light, splen-

pupil of the eye. (m.)

fire.

calcula-

Wilkins'

(^R + ^'l ) A plant (And ropogon

^Ttf^rte

Mohun P.

s.

p. 62.

(^ + ^f^^t^") A

fever

and

flux.

^TRJ^a.
The

Sickness.

Gr. 831.

Jwarankusa).

sun.

dour.

R.

(/.

s.

C3Ptf3^s.

1.

ague, febrifuge.

Wilson.

Heart-pea (Cardiospermum halicacabum).

The

^^)
^4

(m. from R.

s.

parti-

cular sort of sacrifice, at which sixteen officiating

G3Eflt3WG3fU

diseased, to be

p. 135.

G1.JT^+ ratJI) A

priests are required.

(^/cRs) To be

i.

febrifuge.

(mfn.

^" + ^1<3<P) Dispelling fever,

Also

3^

vpfl

1221

fit

^.<lRl\3

(w/m.^ + ^R^)

a.

3Rt

3lf^3

(f^\ mfn.

a.

Feverish,

diseased, weak.

^^Root,

To flame

(^nrft)

or x.

With

flame, to blaze, to shine.

fixed,

up, to blaze forth

To

or f<T pre-

To

with

kindle, to light.

^1*1^ a. (

vPfk) Flame,

fire,

mfn. pres. part.

R.

(n.

s.

^I+^SPT) A

Agni

(m.)

ing,

a.

or

fire.

^RlW
blaze

(mfn.') Burning,

a.

^"Il

(mfn.

a.

(from^FT)

3pTi

fire,

To

3.

2.

burn, to

To be

suffer acute pain

ar-

to

^1)

(m. from R.

Also

Flame, blaze.

(/)
5

^J ^)
burning pain, an inflammation.
s.

(/.

from R.

1.

Blaze, flame.
3.

mental pain.

Dis-

4. Viru-

v. a. (caus.

of ^f^TU3)

to kindle, to light.

2.

To

1.

To

set

on

cause anguish

or anxiety, to torment, to vex.

R. ^pT-f

^H^TT

^Frt^^ s .(/.^t^1 + 3JJU+^)

Heat.

3. Virulence, passion.

Anyplace

(an object of veneration to the Hindus).

place in Chinese Tartary where

1.

1.

where subterraneous fires break forth, a volcano

Burning, flaming, ar-

(from R.

dour, fervour.

To

1.

to kindle.

Fit to be burnt,

painful, vexed.

s.

on

Virulent, passionate.

^pT

(from R.

Having a

lence, impetuosity, passionateness.

Fit to be burnt, combustible, inflammable.

(from R.

to set

^"HTtCt3

^f1.*!tl.H a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

a.

s.

^rH1
2. A

fire,

dent

^f^J + ^lf^)

(mfn.

tress, vexation, trouble,

combustible, inflammable.

^13"

v. a.

burning or blaz-

f
+335")

<r

a.

a.

fiery face.

^I^T

R.

flaming.

^RlC

{mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Burnt, kindled.

smart.

a blaze.

Burning, blazing.

^11

a.

Fit for fuel.

dent or eager.

(m. from R.

s.

(from

^f^fcP

(3prf3)

i.

a.

Suffering from

fever or ague.

1222

Ar-

2.

Op-

4.

fire

produced by slightly digging the earth

2.

always

is
:

it is

famous place of pilgrimage among the Hindus.

pression, tyranny.
v. a.
fire,

(caus. of

to kindle, to light.

3TpTC3)
2.

1.

To

set

To cause acute

on

pain,

to scald, to vex.

yrksn

vpTf1^3) Wearied,

(from

teazed,

distressed, vexed.

^nlll

a.

(mfn.

^T + ^lllt) Having a

fiery

face.

^Ttft"

The ninth consonant of the Hindu alphabet.

(from

a.

^"tl^M)

Fit to

be burnt,

combustible, inflammable.

^nlR ifl a.
flaming.

2.

incendiary.

(from

^t|U3)

It is the aspirate

the English
1.

Kindling, in-

Exasperating, provoking,

s.

An

^<^ad.
s.

of 3T, and has the sound of

in jolt, but aspirated.

All at once, quickly, suddenly, speedily.

Rant, nonsense,

nonsensically.

ad. Foolishly,

^3

1223

(h.^)A quarrel,

*&K5\s.

To

v. a.

a fight, war,

strife.

^v5t"f%Ul

Also

^^PvSt^

^Iptt

dilemma, vexation,

The

letter

W,

A reproof,

<F f^ .C^ v. a. To make

>

(from

3^ Root,

i.

(^fS) To be entangled or matted

See R.

together, to clot (as hair).

s<

glare, a vivid brightness.

(from <i!-<P<U<^)

a.

Speed, quickness, haste.

Li
numinous, ra-

^Il^tPr

glare, a blaze, bright-

an effulgence.

(from

a.

^^if^Ul

Also

(^+IXtf^C3) To

v. a.

talk

'

Regret,

1.

s.

To

a bad

s.

1.

sparring, the fighting or sparring

small tree, a bush,

or wasps.

s.

(from

3Pt9TPfTd

3.
a.

2.
v.

A jingling

A
a.

2.

or clanging noise.

^CpFT)

Jingling, sound-

ing, rattling.
s.

(from

^jteb.

and several other

plant (Crotola na

species).

an animal's head),

s.

off,

A storm,

Carey.

To chop

off,

off.

(v.

or lopping

noun of
a.

off.

To

TPp^Rp^ad. (from

ff^f^S) A

Chopped

lop

off,

to

off,

chop

chopping

lopped

off.

off.

W ^) Quickly, speedily, expe-

ditiously.

3pv5
?;.

SHSpPfy

^frf^KS) Lopped

v a. (from

v. a.

^^FT) A thunder-bolt.

(from

off (as

j^wjtys
to lop

or rattling noise.

from

a. (h.

a hurricane, a squall, a tempest.

Carey.

A jingling

Lightning.

sericea,

Also

jingle, to rattle.

^^fl.

plant (Flacourtia cataphracta).

(m. from R.

chopped

(Crotolaria sericea).

^d^Tl

ad. Sans. Quickly, speedily, instantly.

^t^l

large species of heron (Ardea Coro-

mandeliana).

plant

fault,

repent, to regret.

A
s.

repentance.

The buzzing of bees

^v^^*T

ffS

(^+H14 from HlftlsJ) Talk-

a.

2.

To

(/.)

a shrub.

ing nonsense, ranting,

action.

s.

collection.

of birds.

nonsense.

t&f&ft

ad.

Wilson.

Glaring, bright,

luminous, effulgent.
v. a.

(from R. vST^)

(t.

s.

<F^TT1

Quickly, hastily.

diant, shining, vivid.

ness, a luminous appearance,

Vexatious,

troublesome.

a rebuff, violence, passionate-

ness.

<y<p<f<p^

vex, to

doing a thing.

difficulty of

a.

s.

To

or any

other character expressing the sound of jh.

<?f<<

v. a.
l

quarrel, to dispute.

^+

(m.

s.

<*<pU

A tempest,

2.

Trouble, a difficulty, perplexity, a

s.

annoy, to give trouble.

To

v. a.

or

rattling sound.

storm, a hurricane, a squall.

quarrel, to fight.

Quarrelsome, disputatious.

1.

s.

1224

s.

a.

A storm, a tempest, a hurricane. <?

To
s.

scold, to cause
(y.

noun of

an uproar.

3K3f^t3) A

scolding, a chiding, a blustering.

reproof, a

Carey.

1225

To

v. a.

1226
(from

scold, to chide, to reason.

down
as a jingle to

it)

of water.

and ^3?3a3

^ff^ (^3+^)

s.

3*0 U1

(from

<Ji3l

(corrupt, of

s.

<*l(.\5

stormy.

standard, a flag-staff.

metallic substances

against each other

or fruit

when

struck

Also

small species of strawberry (Fra-

Buchanan's

garia flava,

MSS.

garia Indica, Hort. Ben.}.

from a

To pour

?)

cause to exude.

out, to

To shake

2.

leaves

shake dust out of cloth

tree, to

noun of

(v.

s.

^^^3) A

pouring out,
2.

shaking of fruit or leaves from a tree, &c.

w^tfa

Shaken

a.

1.

Poured

out, strained.

2.

^)

To ooze

to

off.

(from R.

v. a.

Carey.

drip, to exude, to leak.

<Ff^TTl

suddenness.

probably Fra-

door-lintel.

^P^s. Quickness,

2.

the pouring of liquids through a strainer.

The

Also <J*1 l^<^t^"

strainer.

or furniture.

^^ti
)

(from R. fj

v. a.

strain, to

An imitative sound, +
The clank of

1.

stream of blood flowing from a wound.

rain.

a hurricane.

<^0) Tempestuous,

a. (from

The shedding

3.

sieve.

storm with

W5) A storm,

(from

s.

oozing or falling

of corn.
s.

^33l3*fcT

2.

Also

tempest, a hurricane.

J^fa"

An

1.

Root,

ad.

vi.

1.

To shed

2.

(^T>5f\?)

1.

To say.

out,

(as corn).

2.

To blame.

Quickly, immediately, suddenly.

Root,
ad. (from

Quickly, hastily, sud-

vi.

(3TOf3)

2.

To

say, to speak.

2.

To

1.

say.

blame, to censure.

denly.

Root,

^Root,

i.

(^5Tfe) To

eat.

^J^T^s. The jingling of ornaments.

Also <^*4<P^.

With

ad. (from

vi.

To blame,

the jingling

Root,

(3*"3Tfe)

1.

To

to reproach, to censure.

(Wfe)

i.

speak or say.

2.

and

To

x.

(3^Wf\S)

1.

censure, to reprove.

To
3.

of ornaments.
(i.

^'"I

(m.}

s.

A jump,

To jump,

3^f\?) To

4^4^ a.

to leap.

species of fal-

con (Falco Jhumpamowr, Buchanan's MSS.}.

Split, cracked, ragged.

3^ftUl

a.

(from 3*<3T^

s.
s.

^Tl
<M<p1

(m. R.

hun P.
^T^^i

s.

water-fall, a cascade.

or

s.

^) A

(/.).

(corrupt, of
p. 77.
(v.

Also

1.

A lattice,

Also

^R^l

Sabda

Mo-

S. p. 148.

noun of 3rf3T3) The dripping or

oozing out of water, the shedding of corn.

Ruinous, out of

re-

a fence.

2.

cymbal.

Carey.
s.

^t^t^) A window.

pair.

Carey.

<3M

kill or hurt.

a spring, a plunge, a sally.

The

flapping of a wave, a flake of

fire.

Carey.
s.

(from

W^)

the flapping of waves

against a boat or ship.

The

noise arising from

against the

shore or

TO

1227

Fine, gay, elegant.

a.

<1CYl<^ cr

s.

1228

s.

flapping or dangling motion.

crowd, a flock, a swarm of bees.

Also

To assemble

v. a.

into a crowd, to

swarm.

i*3*l'f5w1 a. (from^^T^T) Flapping, dangling.

s

<^cS| s.

(m. )

a cudgel-player

prize-fighter,

designation of one of the degraded

the

classes,

Manu

sprung from an outcast Kshatriya.

x.

<$i<F\

(v.

s.

noun of

flTO')

shaking

articles together.

The

1.

the weight of an article by lifting

up.

it

trying

The

2.

The blaming

3.

or

reproving any one in a passionate manner. Also

xn. 45.

22.

Cymbals.

(/.) 1.

2.

curl,

a lock

^V^l

(from

a.

^MpiW)

Scorched, singed,

^t'l^W') To shak e

(from

v. a.

of hair.

tides together, to shake down.

ar-

Also <5Tf^-

roasted.

To

(cam.

v. a.

scorch,

to roast, to singe.

ficient in sight.

^Pf03

To be scorched

It.

take.

s.

(^6)

To put

3.

(n.)

3Tt3

s.

v. a. (cans,

any one to

I,

1.

To

kill or hurt.

2.

To

on, to wear.
2.

fish.

4.

The

forest,

v. a.

(/.)

plant

sign Pisces.

3.

up with a view

together.

WOT^J)

To be

3S<f )

2.

Pas-

3.

an

1.

To cause
2. To

article.

Hort. Ben.

To try the weight of a thing by

To shake articles together. 3.

angry, to reprove, to reproach.

a thicket.

(Hedysarum lagopodioides).

(corrupt, of

T.

tree

(T amarix In-

Heat, flame.

2.

kind of cymbal,

consisting of a metal ring with small balls fixed

on

its

periphery.

laria fasciculata,

die a).

of

try the weight of

lifting it up.

1.
s.

Lifted

11

Shaken

cause any one to shake articles together.

Heat, warmth.

<3^1

2.

sionately reproved.

<M<Pl<W
(from

or singed.

3T^Root,

?fTO)

to try its weight.

Purblind, de-

v. n.

4f*3)l a. (from

3.

An

aquatic plant (Utricu-

and other

Carey.

species).

p. 22.

variety of

s.

A colander, a water-pot.

the plantain-tree.
1.

variety of

stake-hedge

lattice.

2.

when decayed.

See ^Tt^R^

colander.

4.

3.

cymbal.

the lime or lemon-tree.

Ardent ;

a.

(for^tf ?) Calx; a

testy.

^rferfTS s.

(TO + ^ftU) Red pepper (Cap-

sicum annuum, and other species).

s.

(^tt + 4^1

fierce,

calcined state.

for

WP\

Carey.

Also

^THR

Ben.

prepared for the table, flour of mustard.

p. 4.

See 3Tfa

Mustard
Carey.

parched,

plant (Utricularia fasciculata). Hort.

Carey.
)

passionate

s.

The pubes.

1230

^tpi

1229

A plant (Sida Asiatica).

The sweeping of

noun

(v.

Ben.
any place.

p. 50.

Also

(from 3*

Wf\

broom.

to sweep.

The sweeping of any

(from

s.

MSS.).

nan's

A
place, to cleanse with

square basket with a

2.

species of bird

(Cyprinus Jaya, Bucha-

Carey.

me-

strainer or watering-pitcher; a

Tarachand Ch.

with a handle.

tallic sieve

To sweep a

Carey.

sort of fish

Also
v. a.

1.

a work-basket.

(Corvus Jhampee).

o
<M U

To sweep.

2.

(from^Tl)

s.

cover;

5T*ltra....(.~ rf *Tf&ra) ..Tca S e

place.

Hort.

water-pot, a colander, a strainer.

a broom.

3T^)

(m. from R.

A flowering shrub

1.

2.

(Barleria cristata).

thin layer of straw laid on a roof pre-

viously to thatching

a thicket.

of

Speedily, at once,

monly
s.

1.

mat-door, a screen or door of mats,

grass, &c.

A jump.

2.

tassel,

an ornament worn on the arm,

s.

shrubs

stock.

to

jump.

2.

3nrPfS3)

To cause

To cause a male animal

to cover

the female.

<FH1rT

s.

1.

to exhibit tricks with snakes.

stage erected

2.

(from

Playing with

2.

(from

3tfptU3 ) Bushy and

thick

2.

(from

v. a.

To cover

W\ )

1.

To

leap, to

tuft of ffrass

a bush, a bunch, a shrub

3.

2.

pedigree.

or

a bed or

breed of animals; a

4.

chandelier.

noun

The threshing
fruit

the beating of dust from clothes.

tree,

a.

Also

person.

(from^tf^K?)
2.

and

1.

Threshed out, win-

Shaken down, caused

Persuaded,

1.

s.

2.

3.

to fall off.

jump.

the female (as horses, &c. in sexual

conjunction).

1.

(f.)

to fall off.

The thrashing

or

The shaking down

Ordure.

4.

winnow-

or causing

privy.

5.

The

persuading a person.

(said of trees).

4\f\$3

3Pt)

(from R.

ing of corn.
a.

of flower, com-

Also^t"^^

Jasmine.

The persuading a

nowed.
3.

snakes.

^Pft^

A kind

out or winnowing of corn, the shaking of

^Kjl
a.

jump, a

leap.

<MlpJU.I

2.

v.

from a

(from^TW^K?)

A plant (Flacourtia cataphracta)

(/.) 1.

cluster of flowers.

1.

(cans, of

wood,

called ghantapatali (Bignonia Indica).

See^l
3Tt3

or on the forehead of children.

v. a.

Carey.

it.

o
s.

2.

3. Cleansing sores or wounds.

Carey.

forthwith.

arbour, a bower,

a place overgrown with creepers.

(m. from <^

a. (corrupt,

An

1.

3.

To shut a

door.

4.

to overspread (as climbing plants do).

To

cover,

v. a.

(caus.

or

winnow

corn.

3.

To beat

off dust

the

venom of a

2.

To shake

fruit

from clothes.

serpent

by

1.

To thresh

from a
4.

tree.

To expel

antidotes or charms.

. .

1231

5.

1232

To

advise, to persuade.

to cast

4l\iH

its

To cause a beast

v. a.

Bushy, growing

1.

To shake

To

in large

tree.

3.

of burthen do).

3rt\Jt*W-

vessel with a spout, a kettle, a water-

pot, an ewer.

A road among bushes,

broom.

The flagging

plant,

sweeper.

or fading of a flower or

v.

rc.

^1*T)

To

droop,

to fade.

becoming known or

manifest.

See

tassel.

Dimness

3t$

s.

(m.)

season-

a web over the eye.

tree

(T amarix

an ornament of

fringe,

Having a

j^lg**-)

(h.

a.

^Tt^ttre
ignite

to cause to

make

noun of

(v.

*.

^tf%T3) To

(from

a.

v.

made

fringe,

by a

red hot or to solder.

W^WJM)

hole

Indica).

The causing

Also

a.

sensation produced in the ear

sound.

shrill

heat, to

red hot.

The

increase of

dug

^RX\? v. a.
at the

To jingle.

end of a gutter to

water which runs, so that

collect the

See STHffl

tassel.

\s-)

fringed.

Ignited,

dim-sightedness, a decay of sight.

s,

^) Hot

species).

a thing to be heated.

An

#HJ<E

hot-tasted.

a musquito-net.

^I^^kl^

<l'HH

^) Pungent,

(Capsicum of various

network

,.

55

(^"H + ^for

3*l1l*^s.

(h.

2. (corrupt, of

Cayenne pepper

On

1.

Also

(from R.

a forest-road.

Wfo s.

for

Carey.

it.

shrub, a bush.

s.

hung over a plant

is

ings, hot spicery.

3^3) A

(from

s.

a.

S. p. 286.

stream of water from the perforated

bottom of a pot which

thresh out corn, to winnow.

from a

fruit

Sabda

cotton-plant.

the purpose of watering

tufts.

To rub, to
beat off the dust. 4. To expel the venom of a
snake by antidotes or charms. 5. To advise,
to persuade. 6. To throw off a load (as animals

3Tfc>l

The

s.

bunches, clumps, or

2.

<l^lU

load.

(from

a.

6.

it

may

pass on higher ground.

(w.)

(m.)

vitrified brick.

<$lpnW

small whetstone for sharpening

to

v. a.

make

(from R. >3plj

To

ignite, to heat,

red hot.

spindles, needles, &c.

a.

noun of <?1*M l<C\j)

(v.

at the nose

Also

and eyes when a person has a

^TUTtfa

s.

cold.

ball

To

distil,

to drop

from

Also
s.

C^t^) A

sweet-meats seasoned with

of

pungent

Carey.

daughter.

A
(from

from

to run

or flow, as the nose and eyes do with a cold.

3Tftr)

(^1^1 +

spices.
v. a.

Highly seasoned, pungent, hot.

running

<$W<) A

vitrified brick.

small prop of earth or stone placed

under a pot to support

it

while boiling.

Carey.

1234

1233

ft<P<

(from

a.

"NN

Hardened by heat,

?)

overflown by the periodical rains

a marsh, a

swamp, a morass.
Also

crusty.

A
A

langium hexapetalum).

1.

jerk.

The working about of

2.

ftsfl

Carey.

1.

sort of insect.

when the
obstructed by lying

it is

The

2.

sensation

circulation of blood in
in

a particular posture.

shutter, a Venetian blind.

R fe<p1

Also

cricket.

(J.).

daughter.

^t^^1

(^+ $3for

s.

<pf%

(/.)

Wp3s.

a limb,

felt in

s.

a rudder to force the boat forwards and assist

the oars.

thin kind of gauze.

particular shrub or small tree (Al-

(/.)

cricket.

3^)

(from

s.

{jT) Children.

hitching forward

the

motion made by cats and other animals prepaAlso

Carey.

making a

ratory to

A clod laid on the neck of an

lad while he

writing, the falling of

is

which ex-

Jaas^)

f^ftft1%

or

<jP?

(from

s.

^f^3)

glittering, a glare.

Also

To move

v. a.

(Luffa acutan-

hitching forward
2.

risk, re-

or heave the body, as cats,

&c. do previously to leaping at their prey

hitch forward

to

Also

its fruit.

Also

sponsibility.

ft<ft<.

cucurbitaceous plant

gula), and

1.

a motion preparatory to a leap.

poses him to punishment.

(t.

Also Wjffi

leap.

unsteady

bend down,

to

incline

to

to

stagger, to totter.
s.

Ben.

A shrub

(/.)

(Barleria cristata).

Hort.

p. 48.

^iWj&WI

muscle, a cockle.

ft^f^Tl

s.

^J3l^1 ? +

C^Tl

The

early

dawn.

'

"PW ?)

s.

large bird

s.

heaped measure

a measure

will hold

till it

the heaping up of

no more.

(Ardea Coromandeliana

Wild
f^^-l^T

(v.

s.

noun of

nodding with
a.

siness,

f<t!

Also

sleep.

v. a.

fern,

ooze out, to flow out.

bull, the

hunch on the back of a camel ; the

crest

To nod with

drowsiness.

head of a bird

on the head

Also
of a

(from
Drizzling rain.

ftll

trickle, to

on the

nodding.
v. a.

2.

To

The hump on the shoulders of a

s.

Overcome with drow-

(from

rice.

C^ICnJ) Drowsiness or

(/)
1.

1.

Also

lake, a pond.

2.

3ftf^1

A track of ground

the tuft of hair

after tonsure.

ad. (h.
<Jjrf>-) Falsely.

<jl1

(corrupt, of

s.

^tfft

s.

each others'

left

Also

3rfrr&
Drowsiness.

Also

A cricket.

Hindu

9\

^(w>^)

Orts.

(from

Wp) A

mutual pulling of

hair.

Also

1235

1236

llHlWfll

(%^ + ^55fft)

s-

bird (Lanius jocosus, Lath,

sort of

Turdus jocosus,

Carey}.

^fT^iTrW
noun of 3jf3E3) The trimming or

v.

lopping of a

To

v. a.

<^Ol

s.

cut

to lop, to trim off.

off,

basket, a scuttle.

^J^TfaT

A sort

s.

dropogon laxum).

(^H + Htql) A

s.

5?$l8

<pTl

(from ^f*TC\J) Swinging, pendent,

ai

(from ^Tf^TCvJ) Swinging.

of grass (An-

3pT^3

Carey.

s.

multitude, a flock, a swarm.

<^*1

s.

ripe cocoa-nut.

(caus. of

v. a.

^^t^rf^T
Also

oscil-

latory.

<3p3

<jTpTC3 ) To hang

s.

or

to swing.

it

(from

A mutual

swinging.

(from

C-l#Wj To hang,

to be sus-

^ftrt\3

To

.fftndM festival

kept in the month of Bhadra and sometimes in

suspend a thing, to cause

w. a.

swinging, a

Srdvana.

Also ^vjf^T

tree.

noun of 3Tp*TU3)

v.

hanging pendant.

reproach, to abuse, to scold, to

v. n.

pended, to swing,, to

oscillate.

upbraid.

^j^s.

plunge.

s.

<$>(""<(

ad.

With a plunge.

^T^t^s.
cabin, a hut, a cottage, a shed.

and

A plant
MSS.).

(Impatiens Jhumpi, Buchanan's

Carey.

'si

2.

^53J^s.

plant (Passiflora

a.

W1

hanging

s.

smoke.

ttgB) Shaggy,

viz.

om

curled

s.

v. a.

a. Trickled, oozed,

^^s.

Oscillating,

counterfeit,

s.

liar.

a trick-

Crumbled, oozed

small.

(^"ttfe) and
become

old, to
a.

A kind

Soot, lamp-black.

(OTW]

infirm with age,

l<?0 1

A species
field-mouse

(Mus

To

&c

Bushy, shaggy. Also

Jencus, Buchanan's

To

s.

trickle, to ooze, to

(v.

of

MSS.).

By

small

bits,

The sweeping

noun

of any place.

of sweetmeat.

(from

i.

Carey.

Fragments, crumbs.
(from

(<l<POl

ix.

(from

ad.

Also

Also

crumbled.

leak.
s.

oscillatin p- or tre-

^^X)

swinging.

False, feigned,

^ Root,
grow

Carey.

crumble, a morsel.

^WRl

(from

a.

freely,

Also

a leaking,

a. (fr

3TpTC3) An

rattle.

An oozing,
ling,

Sf^j!?^

(corrupt, of

like rising

Also

citrifolia).

a.

Also

STSranfl, s

(from

^Wf^Hl

An ornament worn by Hindu women

1.

from smoke.

filth

mulous motion; a swinging.

See

plunge.

in the ears.

Carey.

<$J&#) A wallet, a satchel.

(<pT + 3Tt*T as a jingle to it) Soot

(from

s.

Hi

v. a.

off the dust

(from

broom, a besom.

v. a.

To sweep.

To sweep,

from clothes or furniture.

to beat

1237
fflpfrfelfittJ

(from

s.

dr&jfpnil

Aftbl?) A

noun of <j^f<03) An oozing, a

(v.

s.

trickling, leaking.

C^f^K?)

(from

a.

C<* \^\

sweeper.

1238

Sweeping,

making clean work.

(from

s.

^f%U3 ) A

water-course,

gutter, a drain.

Clefts. (from

Rubbish, sweepings.
s.

WvS^ll
1<P

s.

s.

mat.

A jerk,

1.

{caus. of

v. a.

To cause

Reeling, tottering.

C^Wi

OTTftlvJ) The

noun of

(v.

s.

ducting of water by a gutter or drain,

Hffw4)

(from

a.

v.

a drain,

a cataract.

to

ooze or leak, to cause to trickle through.

(<Pf<R3)

(from

a.

a cascade, a water-fall

a jerking motion, a stagger-

ing or tottering.

OT^I

(from3[ftl3)A water-course,

a gutter

To cause

hitch forward, to cause to totter or stagger

to

a.

con-

Caused

to ooze, caused to flow through a drain.

to

Broth, soup.

cause an undulating or oscillating motion.

(<i

C3Ttf^C3

to incline

To bend down,
to stoop

to totter, to stagger,

to swing

roll,

(from <jf<U3)

a.

v.

to

to sleep.

(v.

5.

(from <^<pt)

s.

venture,

risk;

WHi

Mohun

comb.

CQfcSs. (from 31*1)

bush, a bushy

P.

act of

swing,

To

a wallet,

a wrinkle.

perspire, to be

overcome

or fatigue.

p. 54.

v. a.

{caus. of

3Tf%K3) To

suspend,

to cause to swing.

tree.

C^r^rT*. (from^f\5t3) The lopping of a

{.4
tree,

H l^O

s.

(from

OT^ + T^3)

Treacle,

mo-

The

sus-

lasses.

the trimming of trees or bushes.

Lopped, trimmed,

s.

v. a.

by heat

(from

The

(from ^Pll/sl) Swinging, oscillatory,

a.

re-

sponsibility.

<gfnW )

swinging or hanging.

pendent,
(^1<3?t

of

rcowrc

s.

pending or causing a thing to swing,

a.

sort of tray or box.

Caused

to swing, suspended, pendent.

v. a.

tree or

hedge

To cause a

{cans, of

C^ntfr
cillation,

v.

noun of

a tree to be lopped,

WUviMT.

s.

s.

(from

C^t*Ttt3)

Undulation, os-

to be lopped, trimmed, or cut.

(from

CffeTO
a.

Lopped,

C^3ttt^)

The causing

cut,

a swinging.

(from <^RlCsS)

swing, a wallet.

trimmed.

The lopping

or

cutting of a tree.
s.

WH^I

(corrupt, of SkjjH )
s.

(from^St) A

cabin, a hut.

10m

s.

(from

bush, a bushy tree.

Also C3TW^ft

<JjTW)

a gutter, a drain

3*

cottage, a shed, a
.

water-fall, a cascade,

a trickling.

3 The tenth consonant of the Hindu alphabet.

It is the

nasal of the class of palatal letters, and

has the sound of n infringe.

'

1239

1240

S^fa"

^ + ^t^)

(m.

s.

The

letter

or

any

4.

character expressing that sound.

(m.)

hatchet, a stone-cutter's chisel.

sword, a scymetar, a

scabbard.

to four mashas.

from

s.

(m.

<Mf3

8.

Wilson.

Pride, arrogance.

9.

(n.

6. A
A weight equal

sacrificial knife.

Anger, wrath.

7.

5.

Borax.

l^ + *1f3)

The master of

the

mint.

A
& The
and

Hindu

eleventh consonant of the

of the class of cerebral

first

the sound of

tongue

It

letters.

has

in talk,

&c.

toe,

plume of

fasten on

some of

ornament.

Carey.

prise.

feathers

which the Hindus

the sound

and

i.

x.

fell
bind, to

s.

The

letter

(from

A dispute, a quarrel.

its

sound.

To be

The sudden
s.

come
a.

to the mind.

T^Tfe^)

(from

v. a.

Red

s.

(from

To make hard

v. n.

betel,

Hard,

solid.

acid or sour.

solid,

a.

a thing

To be hard

or

or solid.

Acid, sour.

(from

^^^^

The causing

(from

v. n.

a.

recollection of a thing.

Acid, sour.

(from

a.

Also

o, or any
to

v. n.

spasm, a cramp.

Acidity.

^-

character expressing

instru-

Estimated, appraised.

(h. l5i5)

s.

T3l<P*toi

(m.

stringed

tie.

bra?
Sour, acid.

of a

sur-

The twang of a

(with the insertion of a

T^TTf3) To

nasal,

3.

ment.

drums by way of

their large

Usually

Wonder, astonishment,

1.

Celebrity, fame.

2.

a.

Root,

a.

(wi.)

s.

bow-string,

rupee, money.

written ^3<pl in Bengal.

pronounced by bringing the

back against the palate, as

far

(from
alphabet,

mint.

To be hard

or solid.

as the lips are after chewing-

To shoot

v. n.

glowing redness.

(as a pain), to be

tense.
a.

(from 1? <FTs <Ej Red, ruddy, blood-

Ta^p^

s.

knock, a rap.

v. a.

To

or shooting sensation.

knock, to rap.

A
a.

s.

a.

flowering shrub (Tabernaemontana

firm.

3.

1.

elephantum).

1.

A
2.

falling of earth or
v.

kind of wood-apple (Feronia

Borax.

2.

Tight,

heaped up.

continual dripping of rain, a

Garrulous, talkative, prating.

(mn.)

Throbbing, painful.

Full, complete

Carey.

coronaria).

Ta<p

A throbbing

(from

coloured.

3.

A spade

or hoe.

Also

a.

To

mud upon

a place.

leap over a fence

Carey.
or wall.

15 *T

1241
Uttered by

a.

1242

and

fits

starts (as a

song

or speech).

t^ttt^fPT

("Hjtl + *fft) A

s.

Morton.

tor & A

plume of

on

their large

short solo sung

Root,

which the Hindus

feathers

drums as an ornament. Carey.

To be

noun of r^TC3)

to

stagg er-

Staggering, wavering,

fcSEtedRI

si

To cause

of

stagger or vacillate, to

make

for

^c^c^

slip,

v. a.

p. 25.
s.

rhyme

singing, to

D^^Rts?
up and down

^TSTf^TTl

a.

v. a.

walk about
(from

a.

staggering, reeling,

"^1

to

house with

for pleasure.

particle which,

"^ cr

Collecting articles for

when subjoined

to a word,

lN )

To

stagger,

Staggering,

(Bambusa Tulda).

"tTt^Tt

s.

^T<3< l5*l\3 ) A

ing with cold, a being

with cold.

a.

Hort.
v.

&F*WS, +'5^

convulsed

benumbed

shrink-

or convulsed

Shrunk or benumbed with

n.

or

e. g.

p. 122.

noun of

(v.

See Rudiments

single purse.

of Bengali Gr.

Also

An

To go from house

gives the idea of exactness or limitation

("fr^from

to it)

Shuffling,

a sacrifice or for a festival.

(from

plant

fc^lT$W)

(from

stagger, to

tottering, reeling, tremulous.

s.

shuffle, to put

delaying, temporizing.

Carey.

to vacillate, to reel.

l^SJTl
Ben.

To

to temporize.

be unsteady, to shrink

(from R.

v. a.

walk, a going back-

(from

a.

or tottering motion.

a.

wards and forwards.

off,

to slide.

(from R. "t)^)

s>

Going backwards

to

33t*J j The name

f't] To

(from R.

totter, to heel, to reel, to

from, to

(from

unsteady.

of an animal of the feline genus.

v. a.

from house

and forwards.

v. a.

(ccsM*.

going:

house with singing.

unsteady, agitated.
a.

The

(from

(from

8.

2.

staggering or

Taf^C^) Wavering,

(from

The going from house

(from

materials for

collecting of

Carey.

do.

a.

a.

break

fragile or brittle, to

to be

disturbed,

ing, vacillating.
a.

tre-

house singing as some religious mendicants

vacillating.

R U1

The

sacrifice or festival.

to

i.

(v.

To be

v. n.

confused by anxiety, fear, &c.

s.

Unsteady, tossed,

easily.

SeeT^Tl.
13

(from

a.

mulous.

in parts.

fix

^S5c1

To shrink with
benumbed with

cold,
cold.

cold.

to

be

Also

as a

unsteady tossing motion.

(from

tNtc^JJ To be tossed

like a boat in

(from

rough water.

3*TCRtl^3) Moving up

and down, unsteady, tremulous.

v.

price of

an

noun
article.

2.

The

tacking articles together.

an event.

Also

The

fixing the

act of stitching or

3.

The

foretelling of

1244

1243

(from

a.

Determining

1.

the price of an article.

being suspended.

Tacking, patching,

2.

or stitching things together.

Foretelling an

3.

mated.

Tacked

2.

Foretold,
price

1.

s.

Appraised,

1.

esti-

or stitched together.

The appraising

and value of goods.

hang

up.

The

noun of

(v.

s.

foretelling of

suspending or hanging up.

an event,

To

v. a.

or fixing the

The

2.

to

poney

hill

To suspend,

(caus.

v. a.

3.

JButdn or

Hanging, suspended.

(from

a.

(from

2.

hanging or

T^^FWkyl

Also

event.

a.

h A

noun of "tTli"f^l(.\j)

(v.

s.

patch, to tack, to

Hung

a.

act of

up, sus-

pended, hanging.

stitch.

Tal^t^tvj

v. a.

^fl<?M) To

{cam. of

cause to

hanging-lan-

tern or lamp.

stitch or tack together.

w.
v. a.

an

1.

To

to tack together.

stitch, to patch,

foretell

An

an event.

s.

2.

bald part,

v. n.

to

axe, a halbert, a battle-axe, a pole-

axe.

especially from disease.

Baldness,

1.

To

2.

To

3.

to hang,

dangle.

the price of

fix or ascertain

article, to appraise.

To be suspended,

To become

2.

1.

flat

copper dish used in

Canvass, sail-cloth.

3.

Interest

sacrifices.

by the day.

bald.

(from

v. a.
s.

irr^*ff*T

(tt^ + ^1)

Bald.

to throb, to cause pain, as a boil

(ift^ for^tel + ^tFT) The

s.

1.

2.

mint.

To be

To

from

smart,

rigidity.

withered, to be dried up, to be arid or

burnt up with the heat of the sun.

The

palate, the roof of the

mouth near
"la

the throat.

noun of "fcftlkl^ 0J)

1"fc^1*T s. (v.

or smarting.

Coin, money, treasure

fcWFtl
tic

s.

(tW + W1

a rupee.

for

An

aqua-

A
(from ^3^)

(from w^jl)

fragrant plant

"ETt^^"

s.

s.

violent smarting

skreen, a fence, a slight frame

a machine

v. n.

for twist-

1.

To

smart, to throb.

withered or dried up.

(from 3<j?)

(i.)

spasm, a cramp.

A blackguard,

hoe, an axe.

2.

The

s.

a letcher, a liber-

leg.

made

3.

spade or

2.

To be

& tf&TTl $ ife,^

To

be dried up or withered.

2.

Borax.

a.

Withered, dried up.

or throbbing pain.

tine.
1.

2.

of grass.

ing thread.

"kl^THt

A throbbing

drying up or withering,

(from

spindle.

reel,

Also

Carey.

not yet ascertained.

2.

Painful, smarting.

Carey.

plant (Pistia stratiotes).

s.

*ft

1.

(from

1.

cup or small basin.

A fence or skreen of coarse mat or khas-khas

a mat-door.
s.

See

A common

country-poney.

1246

ft*!

1245

Dried up, withered

(from

a.

by the heat of the sun.

a.

Fresh, new, recent, sound.

1.

Scarce, dear, sought for.

2.

city.

1.

s.

an

pull,

noun of "&tf*TC3) The making

(v.

s.

of

pretexts or excuses, procrastination.

a.

hard, severe,

"tTr^'T

demand

2.

Harsh,

or pretexts, procrastinating.

goods, scar-

for

attraction, the strength of

Making excuses

(from

a.

(from

mutual or

re-

ciprocal procrastination.

a stream, a violent tension, a spasm.

(from the English
2.
1.

Drawn,

(from

a.

pulled, long.

Harsh, severe, hard (said of language),

The pulling

a tension.
v. a.

To

2.

or stretching of a thing

s.

as a jingle to

TaTf%C3) To cause to
cause to hang up or suspend.

A pretext,

an excuse,

A mutual pulling,

(fromTatf^rKJ)

a struggle, a competition.

An

strain,

a pull, a

words expressive of

endearment;

A hanging lamp.
dri).

See
(from R. SS't.) To pull, to draw,

to strain, to drag, to tow, to

row

ffc^ Root,

it).

a slight stroke.

dle

(Cfc^U3 ) To go

i.

or move.

The

lasting or

Elevated, rounded, high in the mid-

s.

and gradually sloping

Carey.

island.

(fW + 'pF^)

(Citrus acida).

sort of lime

Carey.

Employment

at easy business, jobs,

work.
ac?.

A cake

Carey.

of charcoal-dust, &c.

2.

An

3.

Inoculation for the small-pox.

Carey.

cost.

Procrastination, delay

bird (Sylvia olivacea).

ornament, usually of gold, worn on the foreheads

of women.

For prime

to the sides, ridged.

Also

1.

pretext.

little

any work.
a.

A tap,

Wf=F<r

poor

species of parrot (Psittacus Alexan-

noun of

Severe, harsh, rough.

An

3 ^flt>

being durable, the wearing well, the standing of

as a jingle to

s.

e. g.

affection, or

pity,

See

to pull out,

to extract.

light

Also

mouse.

tension, a spasm.

v. a.

ex-

subjoined to words to form diminu-

affix

tives or

(from

To make

Making

(from

a.

cuses, temporizing.
s.

v. a.

it)

pretexts, to temporize, to delay.

of grass (Poa punctata).

Carey.
TiTTTfT^ tf*f

or pretexts to

yarn.

v. a. (caus. of

s.

To make excuses

v. a.

a spasm,

strain, to stretch.

A sort

a square

tile,

procrastinate, to spend time, to delay.

The warp of cloth,

pull or draw, to

tile)

flooring-brick.

+ P- J* S)

an excuse, a
the small-pox.

s.

One who

Inoculating for

inoculates.

am

f%*i

1247

A bird
Tika mowree, Buchanan's MSS.).

7?^) A

(from

(Falco

Carey.

(from

s.

squeezing.

1.

2.

note,

pinching or

a remark, scholia, a

flM^fl

commentary. See

kettle-drum.

1248

3.

A slight fall-

ing of rain.

To

v. a.

wear

last long, to

be durable, to
notch, a nick, an

(from

well.

indenture.

1.

a Hindu.

2.

ff^tS^

s.

small tuft of hair on the head of

A moving or tossing about as through

crest.

(ft^l + ^^lfrom^M^)

anxiety or impatience.

f&tPNi)

To

be on the fidgets.

fidget, to

p. 49.

(from

n.

v.

Hort. Ben.

plant (Melochia corchorifolia).

Also

To

v. a.

press, squeeze or pinch a thing.

prohibition.

(from

s.

fNffe3) A

noun of

v.

?)

See

scholia, a gloss, a remark.

ft^fk^t-pr

and

To

v. n.

commentary,

Also

ticking, a ticking sound.

ffe^ffc^tr

cUj)

(a.

1.

The

brain.

2.

Pride,

haughtiness, boast.

Also ffefPfe"-

tick.

(from a. Ui)) Boasting, haughty,

a.

proud.
1.

2.

A bird

The common grey house-lizard.

Carey.

(Sylvia olivacea).

fiNf ^

when going

s.

plant not yet described

(Unjala, Hort. Mai.}.

and blinking.

lapwing.

Also
species of parrot (Psittacus Alexan-

182.

p.

Also

dri).

Carey.

fTafl^ and f%-

A
cnemum).

(m.)

bird, the

AlsofHa fHs?^.

Contempt, reproach,
revile, to

fH

Root,

v. a.

contemn.

x.

letia,

"t>l

An

affix

direct, to send,

Root,

letter,

noun

pinching, or squeezing any thing.

a note.

The

pressing,

(probably a species of Ronde-

inuendo

T^^T^

Carey.

used either as the feminine or the

"tTi

q. v.

To go

i.

(/.)

(v.

tree

diminutive of

(O^nifs?) To

shrub (a species of Macro-

Buchanan's MSS.}.

to throw, to cast.

(from R. ftf^L)

tree or

Carey.

lapwing or sand-

piper (Parra Jacana or Goensis).

To

Twinkling

Also

bird (Parra Jacana or P. Goensis).

s.

1.

Emaciated, lean, thin, ex-

2.

Carey.
hausted.

fn^"f^^j <$

In an emaciated state.

(from

a.

Sabda S.

ad.

out.

thin slice, a wafer, a lozenge.

rm*. A

twinkling as that of a lamp

or

move.

commentary, scholia, a note ; an

a speck.
s.

(m.

commentary, a

"^W+^t^")
scholiast, a

The author of a

commentator.

1249

1250
note, a bill of ex-

change, a check, a bond, a draft, an assign-

See

ment, a note of hand.

To

v. a.

or defective.

To

2.

break, to burst.

remit, to

grow remiss,

slacken.

Also

send, to order.

The

1.

s.

throat.

Buchanan's MSS.}.

To winnow

a.

?;.

The

throat,

bit,

v. a.

slice,

To

throttle.

(jnfn.^

^E^fE^

a morsel.

small pitcher or earthen vessel.

1.

Low,

1.

s-

plant (Bignonia Indica).

vulgar.

a fragment, a bit.

See

2.

The

s-

^rdtrfip
"^<f*<l

|<P<1

(from

ad.

"^Ti )

Tne

Piece-meal.

To

shatter, to cut to pieces.

"^ft

"^Rp

basket.

hun P.

added

particle

s.

to certain words,

plying a small quantity.

and im-

Turachand Ch.

Also

strike a bell or

distil, to fall in

drops.

Mo-

hat, a cap, a top, a lid, a cover.

See

(t^1

s.

in a

to tick.

drop, to

p. 72.

T^f^fT

any pulsa-

tailor-bird (Sylvia sutoria).

To

v. n.

u. a.

bell or

To

v. a.

a.

Harsh, cruel.

The throbbing of pain

2.

pulsatile instrument

2.

The sound of a

tumour,

spark of a gem.

(Silurus acutus,

Carey.

vile,

instrument.

tile

piece,

to

corn.
s'

o
1?T
On

A fish

2.

To

3.

to abate,

to relax,

from

tflt^ + ^T) A

sort

of jujube which falls of itself from the tree

through excessive ripeness.

.
See

Also
*K.

"^pF^f^
little

ad.

and

On,

By

(from

small bits, by

Easy work,

s.

On.

To

forbid, to prohibit, to contradict,

Fragile,

a.

"f^L5^

C Tl

^f^Ul

Ruddiness, a slow.

s.

With a glowing

ad.

s.

sound, a noise.
of f^Tt^p)

A dove-cot,

(Silurus).

Mohun P.

curvature, a tortuosity, a reach in

Cfer^5

2.

The

^ TW)

a pigeon-

deficiency, a defect, a breach.

(v.

noun of

or defective

sides of the waist-

cape, a headland.

as a jingle to

"l^fll>TN3)

a failing in trade

(T^f'T

being deficient
a remissness or

s.

(v.

it)

Tor-

noun of Clkf<U3) The clinging or

adhering to any thing

v. n.

(from R.

3"^)

To be

deficient

a remaining, abiding,

or subsisting.

the bursting of any thing.

f&<f*Tt*T
"I^Tals?

O^^TTl

tuosities, turnings, curvatures.

neglect

sort of fish

a river, a turning.

band.

house.

s.

weak.

or ruddy appearance.

Ruddy, assuming a red hue.

"t|j<F>s. (corrupt,

A
See

p. 54.

"t3<Fi|j<ir1 a.

^%*T

a job, a light occupation. Also

^"Sl

to thwart.

s.

species of trees

Unona dumosa). Carey.

little.

v. a.

"1^!"^

The name of two

s.

(Uvaria heteroclita and

for

s.

Mohun P.

p. 104.

^t^ + ^t^) A

mint.

CbTi

1251

1252

Continuance

(from

in a place,

Ct^f^

(O^vSl+^f^)

Squint-eyed.

an abiding.

To be

v. a.

Ci*tl?l\?

(Taf^vJ ) To

(cans, of

v. a.

the continuance of a thing, to preserve

CTa

f<PUj

v. a.

To

1.

secure

life.

continue, to last.

abide, to reside, to remain.

3.

To

to one side.

Ragged,

a.

To

2.

distorted or crooked, to lean

Also

tattered, full of holes.

Ct) Ofort and

cM.

subsist, to

A pressure,

(from

a squeezing,

forbear.

a compression.

From point

ad. (from

To

sail

from point

Squeezed, pressed, im-

(from

a.
v. a.

Also

to point.

dented.

to point.
v. a.

harpoon.

c4l,

brazier.

sUo

MSS.y

chanan's
a. Inflated,

(cam. of

cause a

person to squeeze or press a

puffed up, bloated,

s.

f oa

thing;.

k(Qn el

te . S ,

B,

Carey.

fish

(corrupt,

1.

(Tetrodon sceleratus).
dence.

of

(cormpt. of S3|,< )

2.

Certainty, evi-

border, the

Mean, low,

ffM

end, limit, or verge of any thing.

base.

The canine
as a

ingle to

or

teeth.

it)

CfcT<r<F a. (mfn.} Squint-eyed.

Also

Puffed up, bloated, inflated.

and

E#Wl. (corrupt, of (t^) Distorted, crooked,

awry, diagonal.

cross,

Continuance.
s.

(from '3^)

a.

spindle,

a skewer, a

tall

and coarse kind of grass (SacchaHort. Ben.

rum procerum).
a.

(corrupt, of fir

three spines,

s.

A fish

s.

?)

Having

(Silurus ascita).

Also

MSS.).

plant (Stilago tomentosa).

Hort.

nowed

room, a fungus.
a. ( from

askew, oblique

+ ^!T) A mush-

Carey.
Distorted, crooked, awry,

squint-eyed.

A sort

Buchanan's

(from

Tortuously.
Sifted, agitated,

win-

(as grain).
v. a.

fish)

Carey.

p. 71.

(from

Squint-eyed.

(from

ad. (from
a.

Ben.

(tfc^t'+fW)

(a species of Cyprinus,

of fish

p. 6.

cross, dis-

torted, crooked.

C^t^-

Also

reel.

Awry,

(corrupt, of

(caus.

To cause

person to winnow corn.

a.

Contradicting, reproving, thwarting,

censorious.

Carey.

peck with the beak of a

bird, a tap

f#W

1253

1254

-HtftCS

with the fingers.

v. a.

To peck,

to

rap.

ah^^i

a. (

Contradicting,

Ckl^R from t^W+fJ*^)

thwarting,

censorious.

Also

In the form of a mitre, mitre-shaped,

a.

s.

small cake or lozenge.

(WtC3 v. a.

to fall in drops.

til,

C&W^T
C&l<P<1

^<P<i)

(from

5.

Also

basket.

s.

work,

(from

C^t^Tl) A hat made

or falling in drops,

v. a.

To

(from

s.

CfcHI)

small cake, a

of basket-

A hat, a cap, a cover, a lid.

Also

thwart,

distilling

lozenge.

Worm-eaten.

a.

C&Hfe\3) A
s. A lozenge.

noun of

(v.

s.

CfcW^fe

C&W

(from T?f*fc3) To drop, to dis-

to contradict

See

CfW|.

to

reprove, to blame.

Z7.

a.

To

dog

order, to send; to set a

on an animal.

An
plant (Pistia stratiotes),

H ill ^
c

C^l^l

aquatic
flat5*

Carey.

A
s.

species of

(Buchanan's MSS.~).

yam

to

hut.

2.

A school,

a college.

3.

Druise or dent in a metallic vessel or jewel.

or Dioscorea

(^Hc^sfl

Carey.

bruises

A term

1.

of reproach applied by Hindus

(cfrt^+c^sri) Fun

a.

dented,

depressed.

bruised,

Ctt*T*fa1 and C&tsfltfTi

Muhammadans.
as a jingle to

d>Tt>1
s.

(from T^fT^A?)

a.

1.

Broken,

Mohun P.

C&t&l^tsS

make

v, a.

2.

p. 150.

(caus. of

a thing defective

Tafl^)) To

(corrupt, of

An

s.

5.

"fr^ Root,

ward.

quarter or part of a

i.

Also

Carey.

("I^f^) To be

disturbed by fear, anxiety,

quiver for arrows.

inferior sort of curtain

(from

scription, a

ad. In a rambling or lounging manner.

s.

Also

break,

going about, a rambling.

C&\\

Bruises and dents.

town inhabited by persons of any particular de-

to disappoint.

it)

deficient.

fragment, a morsel, a stump.

cartridge.

to

of

Also

confused, to be

Sic.

See R.

small tabor.

used by the

poor.
s.

1.

cap, a hat, a helmet, a mitre.

drop.
4.

3.

See

bait to catch fish.

dent in a metallic vessel or jewel.

Srass

ments

orna-

to furniture, carved work.

~h The fourteenth consonant of the

f&W

bet
s.

crown, a hat.

Hindu

alpha-

Convex.
;

it is

the aspirate of

nunciation of the English

4 L 2

ll>

t'h,

and has the proas in pent-house.

to

1255

tale-bearer, a back-biter, a mischief-

maker, an extortioner, a sharper, a cheat.

to deceive,

chief,

swindle,

to

to

defraud, to

mutual mischief-

making, a mutual cheating or deceiving.

iS^t*T

s.

To

"fciFfiR'

noun of iT^rFt^KJ) The

(v.

s.

ring, to utter a ringing sound.

ing a ringing sound,

doing mis-

a deceiving, defrauding, or back-biting.

chief,
a.

noun of "fe^pt^CsS )

(v.

rcasm,

mockery.
v. n.

(from 0'f^r3)

s.

a humorous

(from

back-bite.

&<fi 5f^?

A jester,

jbl^l)

(h.

person, a funny fellow.

To make mis-

(from

v. a.

iST^M^t^s.

1256

a.

Made

a.

utter-

to ring.

Ringing, sono-

(from

rous.

Deceived, swindled, defrauded.

(h.

s.

W-^
i

(from h.

swindling, back-biting.

freshness.

\i\'-g>

2.

Coldness, coolness,

refreshing

comfort.

A deception, a fraud,

(from

Also

Cold, cool.

(h. ljSc^j )

a.

an extortion.

Cold, cool, fresh, refreshing.

Making mischief,

(from

a.

s.

cold, a

catarrh.

The

letter

or

any

a. Tottering,

unsteady

walking.

in

character expressing the sound of ~&

See ^51^^

Shew, parade, pomp.

toC3

v. a.

To

v. n.

To be cheated

(Only used

Deaf.

a.

to defraud,

An

idol,

Carey.

a deity, an object of reve-

Loose, tottering, badly joined,

a.

rence or worship.

~t^t^a.

Hard,

not put well together.

difficult.

v. a.

of

wood

To

iSts3^l

rap, to strike

two pieces

(from

"^"^^)

Shrewd, sharp,

s,

(from "fc^Fto

lemma, an embarrassed

difficulty, a di-

or designing a thing.

(from

stop, to settle, to award.

situation, a jeopardy.

Cheating, swindlins:,

(from

back-biting,
15j s.

noun of "fci\3f^T3 ) The consider-

v. a.

s.

0^1

(v.

To

Also

consider, to de-

sign, to contrive, to intend, to plan

carping.

a.

s.

contriving,

ing,

together.
a.

iS^teT.

in the northern parts

or defrauded.

of Bengali)
(i.)

back-bite, to deceive, to swindle,

s.

(from

back-biting.

cheat, a swindler; a robber.

)

cheating or swindling, a

a station, a stead

tofe^rto*.
A

idol.

sive, disagreeable.
4.

A joke,

fun

a sarcasm, a jibe.

place, a situation,

a space.

tot? for isf^,

kind of pulse (Dolichos pilosus).

s.

Harsh, austere, hard, rough, repul-

2.

(from

lord.

to fix, to

Also

Also

&t<<
a.

(corrupt, of

1.

3.

Carey.

god, a deity, an

father or grandfather.

spiritual guide or preceptor.

term of respectful address, like

(Used as a
sir,

master,

1258

1257
your honour, &c.

also a

As. Res.

provinces.

surname

in certain

-TJttW^l a. (from"frft^W ) Fond

of parade,

shewy, pompous.

v. 66.)

temple,

(from R.

a.

'*%}')

Standing upright, erect,

steep.
wife's

husband's

sister,

the daughter of a spiritual

sister;

(from h. ^jL^j) Cold, cool, fresh, com-

a.

happy, tranquil.

fortable, agreeable,

guide.

&"l<J4i

(from

s.

A goddess.

1.

wife of a spiritual preceptor

2.

The

a wife's mother.

M<<flTO

s.

"frfcjT^

&W+TtW.) A

Coldness,

(from ISttJI)

s.

coolness,

freshness, agreeableness, comfort.

(from ~&1^Xl)

"fet^fj, s.

fcteRTft

See

ten

cold, a rheumatism,

catarrh.

grandfather,

To

v. a.

a great-uncle.

slap on an uncovered part of the

body.
grandfather's

olM

wife, a great-uncle's wife.

(corrupt, of

a.

Beautiful, elegant,

symmetrical, well-formed.
temple. Also

-MIT

ad. Certainly, truly, effectually.

A signal,

h l^rl

a hint, a suggestion, an inuendo.

grandfather.

paternal grand-

s.

noun of

(v.

the giving of a hint

otf^^3) A

by some

suggestion,

signal.

mother.
a.

^^"4

(from
mother.

3.

The

a wife's mother.

1.

goddess.

2.

Any

female entitled to re-

reciprocal

mak-

ing of signals, a mutual winking or beckoning.

wife of a spiritual preceptor;

4.

(from

v. a.

To make a

beckon, to point

at.

signal,

to hint,

to

See

spect, a lady.

frt^FT
grand-

mother

s. .1.

2.

a great uncle's wife.

s. (??.

thing.

3.

sketch.

4.

Deceit

a.

(from

sketch.

R.^1)

(from

To

down.
arise, to

2.

become

one.

Also

make

^(^C^

v. a.

sport of any

compress, to

See

Also
Parade,

pomp.

shew,

%t5^

Stuffed, compressed,

rammed down.

s.

1.

pressing

a gun.

(from

pressing, a mutual

Sport, jest, a jeer, a taunt.

joke, to jest, to

The charge of
s.

erect, to stand upright.

To

the ram-

pressure. Also

affec-

pressed down,

s.

stuffing or

company, a crowd, a procession.

(from

v. a.

The

pressing a thing into a narrow space

ming down the charge of a gun

tation, coquetry.

v. n.

MRl3)

wowra of

reciprocal

ramming down.

To knead,
ram down

to cram, to press, to

the charge of a gun.

-frW&g.
s.

Consideration,

thought, determination.

pondering,

See

reflection,,

1259

1260

~&t$^l

noun of "fet^fe^) The consi-

(v.

s,

"ft^fT'Tl

dering, reflecting upon, or thinking of a subject.

To remark,

v. a.

To

a plan, to purpose,

or vestige of

Ben.

To

pose

think, to presume, to sup-

come

to reflect, to consider ; to

to a re-

cast up, as a
rect

sum;
sum,

To
v.

s.

The

To

a.

To

up of a
cast

mark, to
cast

fit

kind of

Also

To

according to some the

flax,

Sabda

S. p. 8.

tree,

to add,

l><f Pi

lopped

A rap, a knock,

a blow.

Lame-handed, maimed.

s.

a pollard.

(from

s.

v. a.

up a

t>

I<P(.v5)

To peck,

to nibble as a fish does

Also

v. a.

"f&lTs?

(as clothes).

up a sum,

v. a.

water-pot.

at the bait.

to adjust, to suit,

fit,

hit a

casting

v a

addition.
to

punctual, just, proper, di-

stable,

fixed,

sum

correct, true

trace

Tottering with disease or weakness.

same as
a.

Precise, accurate, exact

a.

(Phaseolus radiatus). Hort.

Also

solution, to determine.

to be

is

Reflecting,

contemplative, thoughtful.
v. a.

4.

p. 55.
a.

^ftittei)

(from

letter.

any thing.

A plant

considered, understood, resolved upon.

Ir^Trfmi

Accuracy, exactness,

The address of a

3.

(from "fct^ftlS) Reflected upon,

a.

1.

station, a situation, a fixed re-

v. a.

gaze, to ponder.

frtSTi

2.

the place where any person

sidence,

to pause.

found.

To form

v. a.

(from "Pt>^)

s.

certainty.

to reckon.

^f^t

a.

tap-

ping.

persist.

v. a.

as a jingle to it)

Vj^PC^) Rapping, knocking,

(from

V^^f? s

To
(

rap, to knock, to smite, to beat.

A ra PP in g on wood.

from

Precise, accurate, exact.

v.

r^ ^
-

ing, a

noun of PfepR'tvS)

(v.

s.

rebound-

bounding or spreading.

f ta<P [^"3 )

(from

a.

bounced,

s.

^^"

Rebounded,

species of pulse (Dolichos pi-

losus).

To

(from

a.

tap, to

rap, to knock.

^'Iv s.

v. a.

To

^"^TpT

A jingle,

a jarring sound.

^f<4

(.sj

jar, to ring.
s.

(from

^-''

The ringing of a

small bell

ffrSTFi

s.

(from

or spreading,
v. a.

Also

a.

ftS3*Tt|U3) A rebounding
Rebounded, spread.

To bound,

to rebound, to spread.

a.

for daily hire, taking

or job-work, mercenary,

land to farm, to rent.

for daily hire.

Fragile, brittle.

a.

s. 1.

a.

A ticket in

a lottery.

2.

hood-wink.

Obstinate, unyielding, unmanageable,

contentious.

potsherd.

Working

"B^fl

cm

p&<P< I^U3

let

1>J1<?1

hired.

chance

-f^3

To

To work

mm

s.

(from

Obstinacy,

unma-

nageableness.

A widow's garment made

ture of coloured thread.

without a mix-

1262

1261

difficulty,

Also

fighting with a staff or bludgeon.

a hindrance, a stoppage, an

obstruction.

(from

prop, a stake, a

Cft?{\^

stanchion.
)

stanchion,

(from

a prop,

stake,

v. a.

v. a.

To

justle.

rtrf^U3 ) To

ci^U &R

(from

$.

obstruct, to

rtepttt^) A mutual

noun of

hin-

a.

Hin-

dered, stopped.

Cfr^ttK?) An

(from

s.

Haughtiness,

C&^t^") Haughty, conv. a.

To

vain.

W^tM)

Difficult,

full

of

obstacles.

("M^t^

thrust.

2.

(from R. fclj)

v. a.

To concern,

2.

I.

to touch

To
;

to

stop, to

To knock,

3.

come

1.

The

act of

push, a shove, a

a reply to an argu-

refutation,

(from

v. a.

To

2.

push or

1.

To push,

to

excite to resistance, to cause to

thrust.

(from ffcTtfl\?)

s.

s.

press of

people, the pushing of a crowded assembly.

The

noun

any one to push or to

shoving

The

thrust,

a.

causing;

Thrust, pushed.

ffr^tlj^

(from

Pushing,

resisting, repelling.

(rts^l+irto fromsitftre)

s.

act of giving a

in
v. a.

contact.

1.

or refuting an ar-

Also

rfrrfrrte-i

obstruct.

CfrpTO)

(from

s.

C^TtPnrl

(from

a,

ffrn

(v.

Ctel^"

C^<?H

The answering

2.

strut.

Haughty, proud, conceited,

a.

noun of ("frf^S)

(v.

s.

pushing.

thrust.

pride, self-importance,

ceited, vain.

especially of shrimps, lobsters, or crabs.

rtFTtC&f^f

(from

a.

(from C$\) The leg of an insect,

s.

obstruction,

superciliousness.

CfeTf^ITl

h$U\

ment.

a hindrance, an obstacle, a bar.

See

act of

gument.

ffc^l^W) The stopping,

hindering, or obstructing of any thing,

s.

The

Struck or smitten with a bludgeon.

C^T^

dering or obstructing of each other's motion.

s. (v.

a.

hinder, to stop, to implicate, to clog.

ffetpi

CMtl^W)

striking with a staff or bludgeon. Also

(from C

Cfr^T

noun of

(v.

s.

push or shove.

To push,

1.

to thrust, to drive, to

to strike against or stop

urge, to shove.

at a thing.

2.

To

repel a charge, to refute

an argument, to disallow.

prop, a stake, a stanchion.

Contact

The

leg.

thing.

staff,

a.

v.

a bludgeon.

To

strike

C^T
with a staff or a

bludgeon.

CtWrfrRt

s.

Tarachand Ch.
(from

(from Cfrftt^t\3 )

mutual

&(%s?)

v. a.

v. a.

(from

Striking or

cate.

To

A prop,

To

a stake, a sup-

dependance

jog.

v. a.

jostle,

striking with staves or bludgeons.

a.

See

port, a refuge, reliance,

-Hff^l3
s.

a prop ; the leaning against a

To

a shock.

-^TtPfre

v. a.

To

prop.

prop, to support

to impli-

^1

1263

imkipT

pushing of people

To

v. a.

crowd.

Also

lean against, to push, to press,

^T

as a jingle to

C^lfl?)

(corrupt, of

s.

of a bird.

2.

dStT5U5
mouth

(from Cfct^) Briefly, in short,

it)

(from

?) Certainty, steadfastness,

firmness.

[M

(from

atf.

The

A spur.

3.

lip.

1.

bill

4.

or beak
spout.

In every one's

so as to be town-talk.

C&T^'T

noun of

(v.

s.

.MJ^PW) A

tapping, a striking, a knocking.

rapping, a

Also

M<l?f^F

^3

The
bet,

Rapping, knock-

(from

a.

thirteenth consonant of the

(from

s.

a knock, a tap.

-fc^

ble,

tap, to rap

MpPU?) A
- ^1*1X3

To

v. a.

rap, a pecking,

-WlRtM

or

v. a.

C&t^T^3

It is often

trip, to

(from

nunciation into

\\ s.

(v.

v. a.

To peck.

converted into an L

\5^t"4

fkl^" ) To

vJFR

Also

&l<lMlif^i

a tap, a knock.
1

(T&l^ttls?

v. a.

{cans, of

C:MpH\4) To

cause

a person to tap, rap, or knock.

(v.

noun of

C ^>

The causing

a person to rap or knock,

a.

Knocked

at,

letter \5

or

any

tip,

the

d rum.

Large, prominent,

s.

peak or

3nt^*.(3^1 + ^)A large kind of cowry.

3^

a.

point or

3fl

l"^T^3)

The

sometimes

point or fore-part of any thing.

]

A rap,

(from T>^1

s.

a.

Pecked, rapped, knocked.

3 + ^1"^")

(m

s.

is

character representing the same sound.

peck, to

A peck-

noun

(from

then marked with a

dot beneath as \5, and this last

tumble.

ing, a tapping or rapping.

is

To stum-

to beat, to strike.

and

r,

softened in pro-

v. a.

C~kt<iM

alpha-

having the sound of d, pronounced by bring-

palate, as in dock.

&t<M

Hindu

ing the tip of the tongue far back against the

ing, striking.

a.

has been melted.

C&TIa

it

few words.

in a

Contact, a striking against, props and supports.

when

cisW

lis-U^ilWorf;

from a society.

(C^T +

s.

button of metal or glass

in a

to jog, to exclude

C&ST&t^T

ci'RttsS) The mutual

(from

s.

1264

a.

(from >3?f1)

ending in a

Pointing,

tip.

(from

3^1)

of bamboos),

s.

Pointed, young, tender (said

The small end

or upper part

of a pole or of a bamboo.

rapped.
a.

dStetfr
knock.

s.

(from

CfefeS) A rap,

Also C&t3^Tl and Clit^l

a tap, a

\5fM^Tl

be

satisfied,

a.

(Cfct^ + T>H3l)

Difficult to

sort of plan-

which produces a harsh and scarcely eatable

fruit.

inclined to find fault, particular.

blister,

(\5pW+3 *Ti) A
!

s.

tain

CttWH^I

High, prominent, large.

a drop of melted metal, a

a.

colour.

Vividly

red,

of a glowing red

1265

^<p1

b^fl ) A

(corrupt, of

s.

Ol<pl rl

s.

small annual plant (Pladera decus-

sSsJl

rightening, giving

1.

Afraid, alarmed, fear-

Carey.

A staff.

2.

Punish-

TO)

The

1.

3.

fear, to

stalk of a plant.

lamp-stand.

^3)

(from

of a devotee.

Root,

2.

4.

^tS)

or x.

collect, to

accumulate, to heap together.

a.

like a

Wet,

or

O ^Root,
v3gf3

and

^m"fe)

flaccid, emitting a dull

v.

NpPFl

An

(from

To

(fromvFpTCvJ)

s. (i.)

an hour-glass

^IH

riot;

wea-

a.

s.

( v.

in

(n.)

0<

(corrupt,

s.

of

WA

small

drum

Fear, terror,

(w.)

(3^? + ^3>|) A

large

and beau-

tiful

timber-tree (Galedupa arborea).

Also

3^^*51>1
v. a.

fear, to frighten,

To

1.

of

Carey.

3f^T\3) To put

to daunt.

Also

lf*T

Rubbed

grind on a stone.

A sling,

in.

2.

To rub

a basket or tray slung from

% k)

Deep water;

a lake.

tree (Artocarpus lacucha).

s.

(from

"3^)

Sabda S.

cha).

^31 s. (a. s]S)

into

\5l

A Muhammadan festival in

particle subjoined

Bengali words.

tree (Artocarpus lacu-

p. 368.

of the death of Hussein.

(caus.

2.

\i ^,Ul

s.

stone.

to

alarm,

dread.

\W<M5f

The causing

or tabor.
s.

cause a

an unguent.

noun of

(corrupt, of

s.

Also

in

neck of land, a

O^j^

(from p. u->^)

vSpTK?) To

a pole, and used to carry fruits, &c. Also ^35*T^.

peninsula.
s.

Ground

2.

an unguent.
s.

Colebr. Alg. p. 124.

Siva.

(caus. of

Ground on a

1.

one of the ten attributes of

it is

Rubbed in.

clamour, shouts.

tabor or small dram, shaped like

:

1.

person to grind, or to rub

v. a.

0*-W?

muller, a roller of

grind or to rub in unguents.

affray, a conflict without

pons; petty warfare, rout,

unguents.

on a stone.

sound

collect, to accu-

in of

v. a.

3ITft

(z.)

noun of \3f*TU3) The grinding of

or stone.

a.

mulate, to heap together.

s.

s.

wood

To

x. (with the insertion of a nasal

- C3)

be in

Timorous, afraid, alarmed,

any thing, the rubbing

wet drum.
i.

terrified, to

be alarmed.
(from O^.

a.

1. One who assumes the staff

One who is fined or punished.

(3PiTrfa

To be

fearful.

(with the insertion of a nasal

i.

H4)

(from

2.

post or rod which supports any thing.

^I<r

timorous.

ful,

v. hi

perch for birds.

a.

a. Fright-

p. 65.

fine.

(from

Also

plant (a species of Gar-

TO)

(corrupt, of

*.

Hort. Ben.

Buchanans MSS.*).

ment,

alarming a person.

frightening or

alarm, causing dread.

A
denia,

vR'i^l3) The

(from

s.

ened, alarmed.

A tree (Ficus hirsuta).

s.

s.

v3TP]

large drum.

Carey.

sata).

^3

1266

v5l

Carey.

memory

Carey.
to a great

number of

1267

1268

\3t^i a. (corrupt, of TlfSpi

to left),

s.

\5T^W^

Ttf^i+^S)

The

Vil^^l'tl

standing

5 .(from"RT3?)A large

(Cy-

fish

\2TTf\5^1

prinus barbiger, Buchanan's MSS.).

stand, to

to stop.

(Coluber boseformis, Var.

(^It^+C^ttl) A

s.

still

noun from

v.

\5t3t

Also

or evil being, a witch.

imp

A kind of female

vjtf^^ft)

To

(from \5"tf\53)

or erect.

still

(corrupt, of

s.

a.

v.

stand erect or

right hand.

Oi^l

Sites-

OUilfre

(in opposition

See \3"tf

witch.

(corrupt, of

s.

Right

(from

s.

Carey.

but harmless serpent

Shaw).

3.

sort of fish (Cyprinus

Buchanan's MSS.).

barbiger,

Carey.

Carey.

Witchcraft.
\5t

\5t|3U3

(corrupt, of ^4^3 )

s.

(from T^3)

v. a.

To

stand, to stand

still

hanging-shelf, a pole
or erect, to stop.

to suspend things on.

(from "^3)
a.

(from

?)

noun of

(v.

Unripe, hard, unfeeling.

2.

3tft>T3)

The

Threatened, punished,

(from

a.

(corrupt, of "R^3)

s.

1.

waterman, a rower.

pair of scales.

frightening,

threatening or punishing a person. Also\5tf^T.

frightened,

The beam of a

an

staff,

stock, a shackle,

a ma-

fetter,

nacle.

\5Pl

A rail,

s.

a scaffold-pole or bamboo, a cross-

bar.

upright rod, the stem or stalk of a plant, a

handle

3T*j

a spindle.
v. a. (caus.

of

\5tf&T3) To

cause a

s.

gad-fly (Oestrus bovinus and

other species).

person to threaten or punish another.

(from

a.

Abounding

(from

a.

To

(from "R^3)

a.

v.

fruit

in stalks.

frighten,

to

s.

(corrupt, of ^t\)

\5T*fft3

^ HU3) Changing

ripening),

v.

vj)"l.*4lo>|;

a.

s.

colour (like a

A horizontal or cross-bar.

(caws, of

silRCsS) To cause

fruits to ripen.

threaten, to punish, to rebuke.

^t\5

when

Also

some

tooth.

(from vjl^tl ) Appearing

a.

having

ripe,

s.

^3 )

(corrupt, of

for birds.

\3t\5<FW

3.

fine,

An

oar.

perch

(from

1.

call,

a summons.
v. a.

3T3 + <3?t<3?) The common carrion-

s.

See

olo^l^

(from \3tl\5T-3) Erect, upright, per-

pendicular,

s.

a standing erect.

Any
2.

thing that stands erect

The backbone.

3.

an established custom, habit, manner.

thick and coarse

seam

or edge of a mat.

Usage,
4.

To

call

rier

out aloud, to shout.

2.

letter-car-

o
a.

Also \5PjjTTl

the colour of ripeness.

forfeit.

crow (Corvus corone). Carey.

\5l\3l

2.

a post-office.

3. (corrupt,

of sSt

17

species of water-bird (Tringa Goensis).

3t^R

s.

(^I^ + ^R) A

A
a guard to the post.

Carey.

post-office.

The
rier,

^^ ) A

Carey.

letter-car-

1270

1269
place where the

post

changed.

is

(corrupt, of

s.

as a jingle to it)

and shouting, shouts and clamour.

calling

of

\5tf%U3) The

to

suspend

calling a

mons.

post-letter, a

sum-

goad used

K) A postman,

letter-

Obstinate,

for

The

?)

iron

hook or

an elephant.

to drive

Dry

(\3l^+ h.

s.

(corrupt, of

Also

ol<?<H

a pole

headstrong, self-willed.

oWH
(^t^ + ^TZT) A

TO) A hanging-shelf,

articles on.

sStfrPffcl a. (\5"W[ + "PN*

person.

\5t<Pft*

Large, prominent, thriving.

a.

Carey.

land, upland.

vSW^fS^*. (\5W + ?tv?p5) A plant (Coix

carrier.

Hort. Ben.

gigantea).

Called, called

summoned,

1.

s.

by name,

a summons.

call,

2.

(3T*ft1

+ C^?) A
A

gang-robber, a decoit, a highway-

way

man, a plunderer, a marauder.

oUpRvsI s.

burglary

ing,

\5T^tt^)

(from

an attack

Robbery, maraudAlso

to plunder.

\5t\5

plant (Ophio-

Hort. Ben.

glossum cordifolium).

highway-man, a robber, a marauder.

p. 66.

p. 75.

route over land, a

of land.

(from TltF)

s.

1.

tooth.

2.

Any

thing

serrated or indented, as the claws of a crab or

prawn, the fangs of a serpent, the wards of a

key, &c.
(caus. of

v. a.

call or

3lf^U3 ) To

cause to

\5t\33t^

summons.

(^3 + ^t^)

s.

(Corvus corone).

ol<Pl<<Pl

a.

1^1) Bold,

(from

less, valiant, daring, insolent,

fearless,

The carrion-crow

Carey.

daunt\5t\5l'

impudent.

(from s3tv3) The serrated legs of an

s.

insect.

Fearlessness,

\3K5"H

a.

(from

boldness, valour, intrepidity.

^5)

Serrated, indented

like

a saw.
v. a.

To

1.

to cry out, to call

call,

by
vFRTi

name, to
v. a.

summon,

to

hail,

summon.

To send word

to call

(corrupt, of

s.

column.

^lil [*TIa3

v. a.

2.

To
(from

s.

by means of a messenger.

TO ?)

hat.

TO ?)

3.
1.

1.

A post,

an upright

cricket-bat.

post.

2.

The yard of

a ship.
(y.)

kind of female imp, a witch.

wing;.

robber, a plunderer,

Sounding so as to indicate moisture,

s.

unripe cocoa-nut with a thin kernel and

full

a.

a highwayman.

3t^Ti
ok<P

s.

arf.

(from

An
3tf3?U3 )

(from \5t^)

By

postman, a guide.

Postage.

A cocoa-

post.
srenit.

+ ritn>)

of water.

MohunP.

case of
p. 87.

nut when unripe and

\JW<
4

s.

(fr

om

R.

full

of water.

Hl^) A washing-bason.

1271

1272

(from R.

fe^tfel (f^1?1^fl + ^) A tumbler.

a water-

bason,

pot, a pitcher.
^3t<rl

Also

(from R. <Ct<j

s.

bason, a bowl used

(from the English Decree) The award,

to receive the expressed juice of the sugar-cane.

Oi4

<t^) A

(from R.

decision, or decree of a court of justice.

water-pot, a bason, a

a.

swindling,
\5

An

(m.)

s.

affray,

See

an uproar.

riot,

cheat, a rogue, a

(from

sFfrR^. (n.^c\j)

1.

(from

Resin.

2.

^T^T?)

torch.

an

riot,

A barge,

affray,

v. a.

(from

St^^F

W^) A branch

(ST^ + ^PTT) A

s.

Hort. Ben.

cordifolia).

bough of a

or

tree.

sSt^l

plant (Sagittaria

a ship.

lid

f3%3)

(from

Mlll><Pl

To jump over

fo^loH<P

A sort

(from R^ffl

s.

(Anas acuta).

p. 68.

s.

of duck

Carey.
(

Wt1+ I>H<P) A sailor, a ma-

nner.

of sauce.

(from \5t*T)

s.

Meanness, depra-

any thing.

Cinnamon.

A kind

mean

vity, swindling.

an uproar.
s.

depraved

Also (Beng.)

person.

SIR

(m.)

s.

mean,

Roguish,

(mfn.')

small jar.

The com-

basket; the cover or

mander

of a basket or chest.
v. a. (caus.

1.

or owner of a ship. Also

v. a.

To cause

To jump

or leap over

any thing, to

frisk.

to lop a tree.

\5tf^T

(from\5t^1)

s.

Stf^rUS

2.

\5t1%51

To

also

basket

full

of any

nST

ft*

s.

(n.)

(m.)

(p. xS)

1.

To

Root,

T*tfOT) The pomegranate-

its

fruit

(Punica Granatum).

composed of a few

particle subjoined to a

skiff,

kind of small drum or tabor.

(f^ft),

iv.

to throw,

x.

a wherry.

to send,

(f^tfo) To

vi.

to order, to

(RrW^ -C3) To

direct.

i.

collect, to

heap

together.
(corrupt, of p. ,_jJoj

vil-

The

settling

of the revenues of a small district.

number of words.

Carey.

f\W3rtaft * (fe^for ft^from ffr%+ p.

Tumbling, vaulting.

Also with the insertion of a nasal,

and

gallinule (Tringa Goensis).

district

cast,

A boat,

see f^ftfit

s.

throw, to

lages.

1\5

(fromf^Ti)
(m.)

Hort. Ben. p. 38.

1

f^nU.

lop a tree, to trim, to prune.

(m. for

s.

(from R. tt 5 ^)

v. a.

fling.

1.

to throw.

Split peas.

2.

articles.

tree;

To cause

2.

fart

s.

casket, a small round box, a canister.

f\5^ Root,

1%f3)
lect, to

1.

and

(with the insertion of a nasal,

x.

gfijgif&j -C3) To

heap together.

col-

1274

1273

f3*I

"RS*^)

(corrupt, of

s.

spawn of

To

v. a.

An

1.

egg.

The

2.

^SQC

s.

fishes.

("fet^genit.

S.

v.

off\l

case

v.

+ C^Xl^Tl )

Also

Egg-shell.

An

1.

an assault, a

affray,

sound or noise occasioned by

egg.

fS*^

a. (

4.

2.

An

chry-

T^I

See

salis.

animal.

3.

f5S1

a.

drown,

egg.

(/.

s.

(corrupt, of p. x j )

To

fly

Oviparous.

The

lJJcj)

district.

to go.

Also

settlement

iv.

1.

With

To

prefixed,

R. \3 l +

To weep,
a.

^i^U

3)

noun of

To

s.

(from Vp\isS)

s.

^^t^r

(v.

5.

act of being

diver.

over-

swampy, marshy.
)

To plunge,

to im-

to baptize.

noun of 0<l^(.\3) The immersing

the baptizing of a per-

a. Immersed, baptized.

son,

^3T?F

(from ^f^lvj)

s.

Flown.

^3
sobbing:.

0<t>|4Ul

to sob, to throb.

Also

<Fffe3 v. a.
0<?< l^US

1.

water-bird, the

nMU1
3.

2.

A diver.

Bu-

species

Carey.

(from >jftl>3) Dipped, immersed

baptized.
v. a.

to sink

^[<r

s.

Glowing, vividly red.

To

dive, to

be immersed, to plunge,

under water.

A water-bird (Podiceps Doobaroo).

a.

The drum used by snake-catchers and

MSS.). Also

of duck (Anas fulica).

3Ft3
sob.

diver.

3f3T3) The

0. a. (caus. of

(from

^pT3) On the

Carey.

point of sink-

ink or drowning.

jugglers.

^Sft

noun of

(v.

s.

chanan's
;

Wilkins' Gr. p. 415.

v. a.

sink.

immersed or dipped under water.

of a thing under water

See

^$Tpi

\5<E>fW

To

v. n.

dob-chick or diver (Podiceps Doobaroo,

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

v.

(from

s.

small district com-

<

To

v. w.

on

flown, under water,

up or away.

Also v^fr

h\kl<&

331a. (from^TU3) Immersed, drowned,

infant.

(3HU3) and

To move,

2.

l^lWl

merse, to cause to sink under water

of the revenues of a small

fly.

-*ilNt\S

s.

0< f0U

villages.

+ p-

i.

person, to baptize.

of an egg.

The young of an

2.

s.

Root,

C^ttttsS

f3g) An

from

160.

p.

Oviparous.

f^g-H^)

(mfn.

self.

plunge, to dive.

chrysalis.

posed of a few

vfl.

To

v. a.

vf^ft

fo^Ol

Mohun P.

a.To immerse one's

To plunge.

v. a.

^3*T
An

1.

Immersion, ablution,

1.

(from 3J3l\3 ) One who immerses

another under water a baptizer.

fo*< + 3i)

(i.)

Baptism.

To immerse another

a.

^[3<

^
o
_
_
TO*<*1IOs. ("WF^+^tS") The yolk
s.

2.

riot; a

terror.

The young of an animal.

3.

kind of snake (Amphisbaena).

)

54-3H1

(m.)

(trom
a plunge.

Also

lay eggs.

'[\5W< C^t^Tl

(?.)

small bit or fragment, a chip, a crumb.

canoe; a ferry; a kind of vessel

of the sheath of a plantain-tree leaf.

made

Carey.

Also

^Pt. ^itOTri

fragments.

^ftm ad.

By

Also sjRlofll <?(^il1

bits,

by

c3W

1275

Ben.

See

p. 65).

$3*"<l^)

(corrupt, of

s.

^3J?

fig,

fig-tree

C^X^s.

(p. _jj)

F. Carica, Hort.

(Ficus glomerata, Carey.

(from

a.

^3^")

A caldron,

a pot.

louse.

1.

^jf^TTl

1276

widower.

2.

sort of potherb.

Large (said of the pus-

tules of the small-pox).

(corrupt, of

s.

$0*<<)

(Ficus glomerata,

tree

v^r^

2.

young

(from

a.

1.

herb (Amaranthus lividus).

fig

fig-

Also written

Carey').

tiger.

633

s.

(corrupt, of ft"

s.

Also

Striped, corded,

kind of pot-

Carey.

+3^)

One and a

half.

6331
s.

Want, need,

s.

(from R.

poverty, sickness.

dog-keeper.

CO*l1
(from 03t^")

s.

63*Fl) A

(for

s.

Also

fine rope.

1.

a.

^f^F^I

(/.)

Nj^U

s.

s.

(^1 + ^^31)
A

Vj^vL^U

ad.
C\5\2>3l1

litter

With

or palkee.

fear

(corrupt, of

s.

(A^tf^T^I

s.

anxiety.

Sabda S.

and trembling.

^R) A

sort of bread-

also its fruit.

Seamed.

1.

2.

C3*Ti
v. a.

s.

rope, a cord, a string.

To

s.

Punished, fined, amerced.

CO^ill

(G3

for

3^ + 3^)

(Artocarpus Lacucha)

sort of bread-

also its fruit.

s.

*ltfel3

p. 135.

Sabda

3^)

tree (Artocarpus

S. p. 233.

s.

(from

(0<M

s.

(v.

noun of

63l<M

of lamenting or bewailing.
a.

To complain,

to lament, to

bewail, to weep.

person be-

a libertine, a depraved person.

If^C

tent,

(63^1+3W+3J^-) a

s.

(corrupt, of

s.

63t^Tfc

Rascally, villainous, lecherous, im-

a.

tween the age of ten and thirty-two years

C0<P4

earth, a clod.

Sabda S.

harrow.

pudent, depraved, swindling,

villain,

sucker, the scion of a tree.

fruit tree

2.

pelt.

v. a.

COT5^

.Bzt-

Carey.

lump of

Lacucha).

Carey.

(Cyprinus radiatus,

sort of fish

^p}+ft^i) A large #f!g^t^j

1.

p. 368.

a camp, an equipage.

species of black ant.

o
C3U3a.

chanan's MSS.~).

trembling,

(Artocarpus Lacucha)

fruit tree

pinion.

sort of bread-fruit tree

Prominent, gibbous, swollen.

a.

and

Fear

s.

2.

Striped, corded.

small bird resembling a wag-tail.

covered

wing.

(Artocarpus Lacucha).

^Hv3l

Packthread, a string, a

l^Csj

Also CO

The
1

act
f^l

Lamented, bewailed.

A particular

Carey.

species of fish (Gobius bar-

batus, and G. radiatus, Buchanan's MSS.~).

1

Impudence,

villainy,

Carey.

rascality.
1.

a.

(from

principled, depraved,

impudent, un-

) Vile,
s.

vessel

canoe, a

made of

skiff.

2.

basket or

the sheath of the plantain-tree.

female between the

age of ten and thirty-two years

bold and overbearing woman.

a depraved or

Carey.

Also Cot^ft
a.

(from

Immersed, under water,

1278

\3TI

1277

overflown,

s.

low overflowed place, a pond,

a hole.
(from

v. a.

plunge, to dip

CvSt^l^T

to

noun of 03"fattl3) The im-

mersing of any thing

person,

To immerse,

to baptize.

(v.

s.

o[<W)

water

in

"5"

the baptizing a

Immersed.

a.

a wicker-worker.

"b~

(CStSIfor^r+^fSrl) An

This

is

smoke-coloured

the termination of the preterit participle

passive of

many

rice.

(C^Ifor^I + f^f) A

s.

kite (Falco Ponticerianus ?).

Roots, the last radical letter of

the preceding vowel being usually

is 3jTj

lengthened

GSferfP5!

sort of

R.

"P^To lick;

*fb~ a. (mfn.) Hidden, con-

Carey.

maker

G3tT

(from Cv3tH) The wife of a basket-

s.

woman

To

a fishing-line.

"b~^

s.

shove, a push.

b<

s.

weight, a thing.

line,

a rope,

Wl<'

Also

(m.

s.

+<J'U

character expressing the

Cvi1<<P
2.

(n.) I,

s.

string, a rope,

line

(from

s.

WU<t) A

streaked,

Striped,

A granary, a store-house.
The place where

4.

litter,

fishes deposit

shape
;

a manner, a kind, a method

(corrupt, of

3^ + ^)

s.

The red and

See

mode, method, or manner,

COT^ and GSPH

the mien or gait of a person.

turbid waters from the upper

countries flowing into the rivers of Bengal,

a.

Loose, not tight.

s.

(Ta^T + Tral) The flowing

an

muddy through

a.

Made

down

turbid, red,

of

the waters from the

or

hills.

attiv. a.

1.

To be lewd

or indecent; to be-

have in a dishonorable manner.

bread-fruit tree (Artocarpus Lacucha).

S. p. 183.

an impostor, a swindler.

fashion, a

the mien or gait of any person,

s.

large drum, a double drum.

of the low country,

fashion, a peculiar form or

o
\3*"H*T

the turbid waters from the hills into the rivers

a palanquin.

or any

same sound.

shove, to push.

deceiver,

T^FTHl

(h. Jju>)

tude

A bucket.

2.

spawn.

To

kind, an attitude
To^l

A mast.

their

(/.)

Carey.

ribbed.
1.

Ta

letter

a. Blasted, faded, withered, dried up.

species of jujube.

(from

a.

s.

streak, a stripe, a

the rib of a stocking.

3.

v. a.

b^l

or wrist.

C3tTl

The

packthread.

of thread or cord tied round the arm

fillet

conceal.

of the basket-maker tribe.

U>U<>) A string,

(from

s.

(mfn.) Licked, from

a.

^%J5

e. g.

cealed, from R.

COUlt

alpha-

the aspirate of \5, and has the sound

it is

which
inferior sort of

Hindu

fourteenth consonant of the

of the English dh in good house.

A basket-maker,
(viW!>H^l

The
bet

sort of

Sabda

2.

To

bring

another person into disgrace, to excite contempt.

"k^fFf^i

s.

(from

bll5w) The

bringing one

another mutually into disgrace or contempt.

1279

1280

F~lH

noun of

(v.

s.

Also F^Ttf^"

one's self.

bf^*l3

o 55!^

F^H^J) The disgracing

To

v. a.

Ft^t^K?

lean, to incline, to slope.

s.

ofWf^U3)

a luminary towards

its

~b~

CY

v5T*T

to

remove,

(from F*Tl%ft3)

v. n.

To

to

(^1+ cartel) a

5.

S k reen,

Skreened, fenced,

a.

covered.

HW#J (fw+cf^

as a jingle to

Covered, concealed.

it)

v. a.

Ftf<3) To cause

fence, a covering, a shade,

The demolish-

Also

setting.

turn a thing upside down.

(caus. of

v. a.

FWcsrtoi

noun

To

See

conceal or cover a thing.

Loose-

ing or destroying of any thing; ; the declining of

'B3<HSllv3

act of covering a thing.

v. a.

ness, slackness.
v.

The

Loose, slackened, not tight,

a.

s.

To demolish,

Ftf^C3

decline, to pass by.

v. a.

To

cover, to close, to shut, to hide,

to conceal, to disguise, to overspread, to over-

To

v. n.

get loose, to crumble away,

away, to decline,

to pass

v. a.

To remove,

bW],

demolish.

F^^TF^T

<Ff^T\?

Loose, slackened.

a.

To appear
FfTTp pnTTl

(from

b^b^lj

FfH Cs5 )

(from

a.

(as the

bank of a
v. a.

An

fW

iprre) To

(cam. of

(from R. <

cause to

FT^T

o:5

Ij) To break

(y.

a double

Croton or Sa-

Also Ft<f^T
)

covering,

a.

a.

slope,

The checquers of a

an

chess-

Poured

out, emptied.

The causing

lid,

to

throw down a thing or to

pour out a vessel.

v. a. (caus.

of FTp*1C\J)

throw a thing down, or

to

To cause

to

pour out a vessel.

and forwards.

Ftf^r

a cover, a co-

Fff^t^) A

cover,

lid,

(Jemin. Beng.) Concealing, co-

SeeFM]..

Ftf*TC3

v. a.

To throw a thing down,

FNl

a.

(-pftf

a shield,

(from "bTf^U3)

Covered, concealed.

mfn. Fr^T + 3/T

using a shield,

armed with a

vering.
"b"T<Fl

(Beng.)

to spill, to

pour out, to empty a vessel.

(from

s.

3.

2.

The pouring of a thing backwards

vering, a veil.

FT<Fft

shield.

(from

Carey.

noun of FU^pTsS) The act of con-

(from

See

a. Sloping, aslant, inclined, oblique.

a.

tree (a species of

cealing or covering.

turn a thing upside down, so

river).

A large drum,

pium, Buchanan's MSS.).

s.

(n.) 1.

FWt^
A

To

off in

drum.

FT^P'T

s.

Also FPj^.

concealment, a covering.

inclined plane.

bank of a
)

cover, a skreen, a

assemblage or crowd of people.

v. a.

s.

(corrupt, of

s.

board,
v. n.

Ftf^UJ) A

as to conceal its upper surface.

river).

large pieces (as the

"ET^3

fallen in

break off in large pieces.

F^KS

(from

A drummer.

fence.

Loose, not drawn

Couched down,

(from "513?)

s.

B^cjjHPj, s

bright, to appear prominent.

a.

to smother.

v. n.

tight, slackened.

F^Tl

whelm,

to

(v.

s.

Wearing

(m.)

warrior

shield, a shield-bearer.

noun of

fFpfa?) A

smiting,

1282

1281

striking with the

Tgffifel

Also

fist.

andfWfpT.
(from

y. a.

smite or strike with the

the

To cause to
To smite with

fist.

2.

v. a.

To

strike with the

to

-^tPtTs3

butt.

"E^pl

s.

Dronish

a.

heap.

Also

nothing

5.

1.

clod, a

lump of

earth.

lazy.

(caus.

of

To

v. a.

To

pelt, to

throw clods.

A mutual butting.

butt, to

A wave,

Loose, slack, flaccid, lazy, lax, indolent,

(from

The

I)

To

v. a.

waves in

scollop, to avoid the high

The

Indolence, carelessness.

act of butting with the

large block of

wood used

as a pedal

from the husk.

head (as sheep

CB^THI

and other animals do).

si

(CM. + *lt 5Tl)

apartment in which the pedal

s.

to

a surge, a whim.

for clearing rice

"F\5

managing a boat.

careless.

s.

push with the head

thrust in the head, to enter.

Flabby, flaccid.

a.

To cause an

animal to butt.

Dilatory, slow, loose, lax.

a.

butting with the

bRW)

(from

v. a.

strong and able, but doing

and

stout

Procrastination.
a.

or push

head (as animals do).

Slack.

a.

nap.

a quantity.

v. a.

2.

dull, to

To butt

v. a.

noun of "Ff^lCs?)

(y.

Mild, gentle, dispassionate, cool, weak.

a.

drowsy or

with the head (as rams do).

thump.

piece of wadding.

A heap,
A

fist,

(as with sleep, drowsiness,

or intoxication), to be

"f^ s. A

fist.

agitate,

move.

To nod

v. a.

1.

To

(caus. of %Rflfc4r)

v. a.

to shake, to

The shed
for

or

unhusking

Enquiry, search.
rice is fixed.
v.

a.

To

seek, search, or enquire for a

cwi

Insolent, impudent, stubborn.

a.

thing.

b<pl5(.\5

v. a.

(caus. of

to thrust, to tuck in, to drive or force in

stab

to

to resist.

v. a.

(from

"*fev3 ) To press, to

To enter into a place,

make inroads into.

to pervade,

TjmJ^S

s.

"F5^*.

1.

Emptiness.

sort of water-snake.
2.

The sound of an empty

Impudence, insolence,

stubbornness.

CEOTl

to rush in, to

s.

The beat of a drum

a proclamation

by beat of drum.

O^yf^ri

a.

(from Cfr33l)

A drummer,

crier,

a proclaimer.
(Tsfv5

s.

crier (?).

vessel.

bjt^k^
a.

s.

L A large kind

Dim, drowsy,

eyes).

of ear-ring.

2.

An orna-

nodding, a sensation of giddiness.

ment worn round the neck.

dull, half-closed (said of the

OP\

s.

The

seed-vessel of the

Sabda

S. p. 101.

Nymphsea.

CFK51

1283

An

Oo^

invidious or insidious comparison.

The covering

s.

1284

or rising to a particular

place (said of liquids).

l#JW^firi

v. a.

boiled.

Cb<plb^1

To

b<P<

CoWi

CWtlfSj)

A belch, a rising in
pKv5 a. To belch.

b<P

gulp.

The supporting

1.

The

2.

or

entering into a

pushing or driving.

I^RpW)

(from

a.

Entered into

pushed

Carey.

v. a.

C3T-

to cause to enter.

in,

in.

caused

The support-

s.

(fromljt^J) To

any one to enter a place

thrusting

bastard, an illegitimate child.

force or drive

noun of Cbl<?l^l3) The causing

Cb~t<3?t*r s. (v.

Tall, long.

liquid,

ing or propping any thing.

t?.

*.

3.

to enter, driven, or

the stomach.

2.

C5f[1

to

gulp.
)

Pushes and

A shrub (Vangueria spinosa).

1.

s.

To cause

shove, to push.

CE^tl bWt and

Also

shoves.

place.

(from

s.

To

propping of any thing.

shove.
v. a.

any

of

(from

s.

draught

(from CT3^ + I>T*T?) Rice badly

s.

ffel

(caus. of

v. a.

enquire or search for a thing.

a.

in.

a forcing, driving, or

Driven

thrust in

in,

made

to

enter.

(WTi

CWT) A paramour,

(from

s.

a gallant.

CTa*N

CI^FfU

1.

not write.

*L_

Hj

To

Two

crossed pieces of

or flax

(Till

'

-f*

1.

s.

>^C J

who canwood for

,V.

ii'Tl

J 7- ^'

heap, a

Also

v. a.

pile,

CE^t

a stack, a

To

2.

2.

To

drive

1.

2.

The

The carrying of

driving of a vehicle.

(from Tjf^GS) The enquiring after or

(TjHtt^)

(from

v. a.

nodding, a

s.

A nodding.

Earned by carry-

(caus. of

uneven ground.

3.

ported.

2.

To cause

2.

v. a.

To cause

To cause a person

bl^ tf^T
Made even,

ground. Also

1.

(caus.

The

to level

to carry burdens.

CMft3)

noun of

( v.

s.

2.

carrying of burdens.

CFfat^U3

searching for a thing,

levelling of

The

1.

uneven

a. 1. Carried, trans-

levelled.

of

"jfe?) To

cause

animals to butt.

o
l\S

CBt^T^a.

CbHli'
noun

a load or burden.

Hollow, spungy within,

(Con-

a carriage.
w.

noun from T^Rl OJ)

to swing or nod.

carry a burden.

Carey.

ing burdens or by the levelling of uneven ground.

lump, a clod of earth.

1.

temptuously) The eye.

A nodding,

swinging or oscillating motion.

reel.
\

v.

a.

collection, a store.

2.

plant (Ipomcea grandiflora).

intersect.

(from

s.

Co^\\

kind of drum.

swinging or pendular motion.

climbing

cross-mark by a person

2.

hemp

spinning

Oaf*!"

1.

s.

Many, much, abundant.

Cb~<r a.

nd{]
v. a.

(WTi) A concubine, a mistress.

(from

s.

in water,

sought

for.

species of snake
a.

(from

which
)

chiefly lives

Enquired

after,

CbW\\

s.

an animal

(v.

noun of

to butt.

Driven into a place.

daWl^) The causing

a.

1.

Caused

to butt.

2.

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1285

With 3lf%
salute

with

decline

raise, to

bow,
rj

The

fifteenth

Hindu

consonant in the

In the

terminations of words of Sanskrit origin

same word

it

is

any vowel, the semi-

guttural or labial class,

<

and

the letter 5^

The

anuswara intervene.
Sanskrit roots

is

when preceded by

or

and

of certain

be changed into

the prepositions ^1

make

to salute

down,

in the native

*TL4,

grammars and

of Sanskrit roots written with an

instead of *T
roots will

tS^RooT,

The

initial \

derivatives of the following

be found under
i.

(Wfe,

*T

with

i.

a nasal,

lit. Root,

To

i.

(^rETO)

together, to fold together

I^Root,

(rtWsS)

i.

proach.

lift

up, to

3lf% + 3, To

incline, to

bend

To bend

with

to

bow

To

in

homage

or

go, to move, to ap-

2.

To

i.

(^PTRS, -C3) To

preserve, to protect, to defend.

1\Root,
written

Also

sound.

*f% Root,

(^fe)

i.

1.

To

To

iv.

smell.

2.

To

bind.

perish, to be annihi-

positions

*3

1^ Root,

prefixed to

or

pFftS)

i.

3, 31^f3 )

To

To be crooked

1.

Root,

(^T$7fi?,

iv.

With 3TPl

go, to move.

on a garment

To dance.
to

To

2.

See

act.

To bend,

2.

to

it.

(lite-

make

crooked or curved.

or with the insertion of

1.

Often with the pre-

lated or destroyed, to die.

rally or metaphorically).

dance as an actor, to gesticulate,

R.

go, to move, to approach.

Root,

or

1% To

with

with

bow, to salute

to

Root,

lists

erect

To

of which cannot be so

initial *T

changed, they are

to

3^ or ^ + 3^

them from

in order to distinguish

those roots, the

To bend down,

or visarga or

initial

also liable to

to

respect.

^T,

precede, even though any letter of the

vowels

homage,

in

alphabet,

being the nasal of the cerebral class.

substituted for *T if in the

or ^5l1 ,

with

To bow

prefixed,

Tto

Root,

prefixed,

tie to

tie.

or upon, to put

To sound.

(Rttfrfo) To

i.

bind, to

To put on armour.

(T^TO)

i.

ffS^RooT,

To

with

-C3) To

kiss.

T^.
Root,

"t^RooT,

I.

(*1

To sound

prefixed,

To

ii.

resound, to be

(TCltf^)

(*raU3),
1.

To

i.

iv.

kill,

('f^rf^)

rence or respect.

homage

2.

To

cherish,

purify, to cleanse.

Root, u

(J*1^R)X and

or with the insertion of

) 1. To abuse, to
To approach, to come

to injure.

2.

ix.

censure.

i.

To

2.

Root,
)

salute with reve-

To bow,

or worship.

to bend, to
3.

reproach, to
near.

To be

annihilated, to cease to be.

in

2.

a nasal,
i.

nr.

with ?1 and f<f To sound,

to utter a loud sound.

down

cleanse.

filled

to maintain.

with a sound or noise

"I^Root,

To

((-n/Tf^, c=rPr"c^)i.To nurture, to

With

I^Root,

inarticulately.

Root,

bow

To sound.

i.

To wet,
vi.

comprehend
4

(with the

ill

insertion of a nasal,

to moisten, to sprinkle.

To misunderstand,
or imperfectly.

to

1288

1287

fTl Root,
fP^Roox,

H Root,

instruct, to teach

To
make

to

conduct, to drive, to

To spend
^TTU3) To

get.

3.

command

ask, to entreat, to desire, to

like or resembling
;

draw

to remove, to

s5

With ^J"^ pre-

to worship.

to favour

liteness,

kiss.

(In the proper form,

4.

fixed,

To

To
(TSTfo)
To obtain, to
1

2.

(time).

(f%^)

ii.

i.

guide.

((*T*ff3) To meditate profoundly.

i.

with

To

lead away,

To

off ; with

sixteenth consonant of the

bet, being the first of

in

proaching to the sound of

^Is

Hindu

alpha-

water, when ap-

th.

frequently subjoined to Sanskrit roots end-

repre-

when they are used

compound substantives

as the

ing in a short vowel,

T + ^l1 To

:3

sent, to act (a play); with s5T) or

lead on, to bring

with \$^\

To bring

put together, to put on (a garment)

To

to deduce,

lead out,

to

members of

last

near, to

jectives, e. g.

with

To marry

with

with ?l

To

conduct

with

ft To
,

To

be obedient

To devolve (a debt upon a

bring, to

with

To conquer,

^ A

Kridanta

(<*(];< f^S )

i.

suffix

as in
all.

used to form the preterite

Ex.

participle of the passive.

(m/ra.)

Done,

heir).

^ Do.

from R.

*fj^ Root,

as in

creator of the world

(mfn.^ All-conquering, vanquishing

a.

lead forth, to marry; with

The

<j?

or ad-

To make,

to

from R.
elucidate

from R.

(m.)

s.

demonstrate;

and

the dental class,

having the sound of the

to treat with po-

The

To be

See Wilkins' Gr.

689709.

large or corpu-

See3*T.

lent.

ft^RooT, i. (?tSW^J
make or dye blue.
l

Root,
fixed,

To

ii.

To

1.

To be

blue.

2.

To

utter a cry of regret,

33FT^ S

praise.

throw, to
proceed.

With

vi.

with

To

\33/*Tt^
2.

f^T^ To

To

go,

Root,

vi.

Ct^RooT,
spise.

2.

f^RooT,
proach.

i.

((/TO3)

To approach,
i.

1.

throw away

to

To

((7TO3)Togo,

5.

manor, a lordship.

(a.

o>L*J) Appointment, command,

(a. ^li'L^w)

with

^5

or business

s.

The name of a brazen

or copper pot used

for cooking.

A
side,

near.

move, to ap-

The object

of an appointment.

censure, to de-

to

s.

to

See R.

come

Commerce, correspon-

3.

business.

To throw away,

(^f^) To praise.

Con-

to

^T, To drive, to urge, to compel.

1

2.

cast, to

To remove,

with

to cast off ;

throw off

prefixed,

1.

Relationship.

1.

Connection, dependance, property,

4.

possession.

Root,

^Uj')

(a.

sideration, reflection.

vi.

dence.

(*JJU^> C\3)
send, to command.

"TIT

Astonishment, surprize,

(a.

s.

wonder.

0*Ttf3) To praise; with 3Ti pre-

3^x514^

s?

OJ^"1

contraction used in writing for

and
s.

for

(p.

s.

s.

summons.

i^iaj) Wages, an assignment (on

the revenues).

Also \?

o:

^1^.

1289

3 OJ^t^[t^
salary

a holder of an order

Wt

3*51

One who

(p. jlj^lykCi)

s.

for

receiving of

pay, service.

Root,

(v3<PN5)

,'t!

To laugh,

1.

3<$*f^

3^ Root,

i.

To

Also

plane, to

make

to deride.

(With the

a laugh.

tort

"ft + 3lf3 prefixed,

With

bear.

To

re-

3^ ad.

unto.

a.

Sour, acid.

tered, distressed, annoyed.

Money

(a. (CjlSj)

vj<t>l^

s?

(?w.

s.

\Jt$<P

s.

+ <4'W ) The

e. g.

<L&)

1.

pillow.

2.

;J

T prefixed

(m. R. 33c + ^<P)

(T^^f^)

1.

carpenter.

2.

infernal regions.

R.

(n.

s.

3^-^PT)

abrading, &c.

or

(ra.)

The

An

1.

act of paring,

abrader.

2.

(In

any
computations.

character expressing the same sound.

(p.

with

mathematics) The divisor employed in certain

letter

this root

of the principal nagas or serpents of the

Patala or
35$J

paid in advance.

pare, to

to chip or slice,

off,

any other sense,

in

skin

censure.

One

(from l-cLC') Troubled, vexed, pes-

a.

To

thin, to cut

To

2.

takes the regular form only, whether simple or

To

Till, until,

for

cover.

insertion of a nasal,

live in distress.

(h.

To

1.

(irreg.

Used

compound,

To

mo-

Trouble, difficulty,

(353?R?)

or peel.

to abrade.
2.

Ul&>)

(a.

s,

lestation, distress, hardship.

wages.

The

(p.

s.

receives

1290

Colebr. Alg. p. 114.

ad. (corrupt, of

support;

3 q->5itc

At that

instant,

then.

reliance, confidence.

35^1

3f^3>
s^S5

33^ Wilkins'

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

s.

(53^ m.

33?

s.

carpenter.

(a.

(p.

e^sr)

Sl'Fff^*. A

nfrt >'.v)

Fault, error, crime.

Gr.
a.

422) Reduced by cutting.

p.

R. 353^-f

(from a. (jjiss?) Ascertainment.

Also

sinful.

throne.

(p. jlj r.aij') Faulty, criminal,

ad. (corrupt, of 3^53?ti

bedstead.

At that

instant,

then.

*3^1

s.

(p. <!aar)

A board,

a plank.

^#4jtRl a (^+^tTtHl?) I. A
2. A portable stage used in
pdlkee.

state-

At that

instant, then,

To go,

move.

even then.

public

Root,

i.

to

2.

To

procession.

quake, to shake, to tremble.

33=t

(p.

J^sr)

1-

A small

board.

2.

little

3 T^'
S

ria).

a.

37

s.

(rrc/ra.

33^+ IT) Ridiculous,

laughable.

(n.) Buttermilk with a fourth part water.

\S<P< 14^
2.

R.

5.

(a.

Repetition, tautology.

dispute, a controversy, a contention.

a.

(a. c$j\S)

(m.)

s.

board like a slate which children write on.

3^^^

tree

s.

To trip, to stumble.

(Tabernaemontana corona-

p. 20.

(3^ + *ftWI?) A medicinal

plant.

^p^^

s.

(a.

l-Jjc)

cheating, imposition,

embezzlement.

Importunate, captious,

troublesome, disputatious.

Hort. Ben.

3.

a.

others

(from a. c_J^*j') Cheating, deceiving

counterfeit, adulterated.

3^

1291

3 7Tfr[1

Uiu) A

(a.

s.

33

dunning, an exacting

+^)

bank

urgency, importunity.

(from a. L^liLi)

dunning; urgency,

or shore.

Alteration, change.

2.

An

exchange, a thing received or given in exchange.

3.

3<F

dismissal.

s.

(m. from R.

3^

stone-cutter's chisel.

3^1

R.

(n.

s.

1.

s.

3.

3^+31^)

sorrow upon

Fear, terror.

2.

(from R.

s.

copper coin

3^,?)

Investi gation, enquiry,

(from3 > +

l5I?) Quietness, tranquil-

<?f^T3 v. a. To tranquillize, to appease,

lity.

1.

To

To

33^*1

(33+*ft

s.

33f^3
331

+ 3i)

neous, immediate.

3"^rP

owing

(A.jj-f)

vance, plan.

To

Root,

i.

3f3^

Arising from that,

4.

shine.

shore, a strand, the

*tf*K) A

road by

1.

Approbation.

consideration.

Judgment,

(3^f3) To

2.

3.

En-

Contri-

trial.

vn.

go.

s.

(m.)

to

See

33

pond or pool deep enough

for

See 31^ t<?

Also 33t<I? (m.)

(/.) Lightning.

s.

(-^ m
(mw.)

s.

1.

3"f3^ + 3"-,) A

Performance.

2.

cloud.

Right pre-

paration.

3^3^

Winnowed

(m.)

s.

3^3^!

(3^^)

flounce (as a fish does),

coast, a shore.

3f3Tfr
3vJ^

quiry, examination,

3^

Simultaneous, instanta-

to that.

sJ^Tf^ s.

from

(Lit. Arising out of that.)

3*>+3l*P)

(mfn.

a.

To

2.

(3t3Hf3)

x.

to beat,

bound, to romp.

to

s.

3311

To

v. a.

the lotus.

3^|

river.

to mollify.
a. (mfn. 3^~>

strike,

(corrupt, of 31a )

s.

See v3\5"rl

for

(with the insertion of a nasal,

i.

beat, to strike.

jump,
<2

pond large enough

land.

search.

3155^1

Root,

Explanation

s.

3^ +3/T-t-^) A river.

from

(/.

bank of a

equal to two paisd.

3^.

s.

3Sf3)

33

Grief, sorrow.

a rupee.

coin,

axe, a crow, a

Grief,

2.

separation from friends.

3^T

An

1.

3^) A

the growth of the lotus.

3fH

Situated on the

Tarachand Ch.

its effects.

from

(f.

Surprized,

2.

of a cause from

importunity.
(

1292

3^JcrftiJ

s.

s.

(m.

(m.)

husked

grain,

rice.

3^5 + ^1) A grain of

A kind

rice.

of amaranth (Amaranthus

straiten or contract.

polygamus).

3<j?^

a.

(corrupt, of

ing, swindling,

cheat.

-31

3^ Root,

s.

^^^?) Deceiving, cheatA deceiver, a swindler, a

3^ pron.
35

Deception, imposture.

thence

To

vii.

Sans,

ad.

->

See 3"^

(from pron.

3"^)

the correlative to

Therefore,

straiten, to con-

33 a. (mfn.pret. part. p. R.3*T-t-3 Wilkins' Gr.

tract.

p.

3"^ Root,

3&

s.

(n.

i.

(3Ta"f3) To be elevated,

from R.

3"^) A

the bank of a river.

field,

Also

(wm.)
(/)

to rise.

A shore,

420) Spread, expanded, diffused, stretched

out.

33

s. (ra.)

Any

stringed musical instrument.

pron. (corrupt, of

many.

3t3>^

?)

So much, so

1294

1293

33o

See

ad. Sans.

3.

(In the system of the Pasupdtas) the five

elements. Trans.

So many days, so long.

in music.

sJ^^ac?. Sans, (from pron.

After

Frequently in-

from that, thence, then.

that,

enquiry

stead of the ablative case of

v. n.

More than

that,

nJ**4i*133S8

instead of

33^+31^1^}

from

then

curiosity, often

met with

An

expression of eager

in

the dialogue of dra-

\j^<p|P
Caused by

by

this.

Also

sS^^el-T

(mfn.).

3^3^

(m.

s.

vK* + ^t^T ) That

ad. Sans.

At

(^ + ^tC T
s

locat. case of

that time, at the very time.

(mfn. 3*-> + <F3)

son, done

by him or

Done by

that per-

her.

philosopher,

after truth.

(n.

33 + \^fa")
;

Knowledge of the

a thorough and fundathe in-

Working with-

out hire or wages.

3J5gttS

That moment, the

(\5^+5^tt^

ad. Sans.

ablat. case

Fr om that moment, from that very

instant, thenceforth, immediately.

At that moment,
a.

(mfn.

at the very instant.

3^ + 3"^)

^3*^ + ^")

1.

Similar to that,

Reality, truth, substance

the real nature of any thing

after truth.

2.

3^3^ ad.

Sans.

(3^ +^ >!^)

under-

profoundly

Accurately, mi-

The

search, enquiry

true nature of the soul as

being one and the same with the divine

pervading the universe.

Trans.

\jjWl a. (-Va\ mfn. 33 + 3tf^ from

R. < tO Telling the truth, speaking about the
true nature of

vj^<l<Sl

s.

M.A.S.

i.

(f.

any

thing.

33 + 3t$1) A search,

spirit

114.

an inves

an enquiry.

3|R31 (-^ m. 3J + (3^) One who knows

s.

the truth, profoundly skilled

similar.
(n.

3^3^+^)

mfn.

the truth about any thing

the true principles of philosophy

tigation,

case of
)

(-Pt\

a.

nutely, exactly.

Sfj^S^j s. (m.
very moment.

ofW)

33\5"fal
Knowing

skilled.

s.

33+^U^)

standing a science thoroughly ; acquainted with

3*^3 a.

3^

(m.

MSS.

33"

sight into the true principles of philosophy.

53V#ttn

33fD

In Sanskrit

written

mental acquaintance with any science

time, the very

know-

^^3 v. a. To trace

s.

truth about any thing

time.

%$\

for true or accurate

commonly

s.

communicate the

thing, to

To seek

an enquirer

a.

search,

33 stands for 25. <ff^l3

is

word

Slow time

4.

In the allegoric expres-

a thing out, to scrutinize.

matic poetry.

that, occasioned

6.

ledge about any thing.

this

571.

any thing to some person.

truth about

(33^+33^) Well, and

and what then

i.

thing to be sought

To divulge a

v. a.

sivitJ^^arf. Sans.

a mystery.

sion of numerals

^3031

e. g.

5.

R.A.S.

see

Nljt^it^l s. (m. 33 +
A superintendent, an inspector.

from R.

33 +

^^

tendence, attention, care.

Carey.

S^iW

s.

<?

S^W^ta.

(n.

s
(33 + 3& + R.

the exact truth.

\)

Carey.
c

l)

Superin-

WL)

Knowing

3*tt

1295

vSVfa a.
gent.

3^ + $3o) Zealous, skilful,

(mfn.

Pursuing

(Lit.

dili-

this as his highest object.)

sequent to that.

+ ^^)

phrase (3*11

In grammar) The

compound

^1)

^S + ^R+f

Of

.)

So be

it,

Even

same manner, just

(mfn. ^Sfi

a.

(mfn.

+ 3}^)

ad. Sans.

See Wilkins' Gr. 1079.

a.

Such, this

ad. (locat. case Beng. of

+ *f rjK) After that.

designation of a particular class of

words.

+ f%H)

like,

There, in

that place.

3Vh>Kad. Sans.

ib ^? s

a. (mfn. \?*ti

of this kind.

(3^ + *fa) Afterwards, sub-

Sans.

3*JtftH

1296

amen.

thus, in the

so.

+ XT)

True.

(n.)

s.

Truth;

particular circumstances.

that kind, of that sort.

(from pron.

Sans,

ad.

^T^+TT)

There,

3$ft+3i*fr) True or exact

(n.

s.

^JTT

knowledge.

yonder.
n3T

Root,

(With the

x.

To
2.

To

insertion

of a nasal,

A
knowledge of any

spread, to expand, to extend.

^\pron.

&c).

nourish, to support (a family,

(n. \JT3"

s.

+ 3li3)

thing

33"*^

produced from.

is

even there

^iVTOT s.

moment, that

He, she,

n.

That

it

part, his or her

it.

^l^+^fll^) Beyond

(mfn.

that,

superior.

also,

S^T^R

(^+3^3^")

Sans.

ad.

Imme-

diately afterwards.

nevertheless, yet.

vS^ + 'TOT) That instant,

(m.

a.

Situated there, be-

(3Tr + 3rR) There

Sans.

ad.

Ti

share, a share or part of

longing to that place.

OTlPl

f.

3^+3I OK

(m.

s.

what a

Yates' Gr. p. 421.

\5"!T+^)

(mfn.

a.

The

(In grammar)

designation of an adjective relating to

(m.

Wilkins' Gr.

that.

SjqsSfo

conviction or

truth.

a.

that

(mfn.

W^Wg\

analogous to this or that;

time.

Similar or

in the

same way,

conformable.

sJV5^ s. (m. ?
+
A particular mode of

^$1) (In mathematics)

Colebr.

multiplication.

+ 3f^

Alg. p. 6.
sjSJI ad. Sans, (from pron.

manner

in this

3*W3
sS^tU

ad.

likewise

Thus,

likewise, also,

and

so,

Sans.

(3^1 + T>) And

also,

and

3^1)

theless,

yet,

iTWR

Even

notwithstanding
if,

although).

instrum. case of

Even

so, never-

IF 1!) Subsequent

to

this, hereafter, after this.

s.

(/.

3^+sijHi^k+\?1)

Con-

gruity, sequence, conformity.

^T^Tt^t a. (-ft^mfn. 3^+3FpTlf^T)

In that manner.

ad. Sans.

(3F + ^H*Hi

ad. Sans.

Following after

yet, nevertheless.

ad. (from

OTfpTfel

there.

+ <5fr$2 ) A Jina or Buddha.

(m.

s.

^t^Rl^FI

a.

ad.
this.

subsequent to

(mfn. 3"^+3l35")

terminating,

(answering to

this,

s.

(?wn.)

(^Tsi+^W^')

Ending

this.

thus, thus

scope, an object.

Beside

this,

without

1298

3f|

1297
\JP[3~f*l ad. Sans.

that

from that, to that

So

)
till

then

far,

up

to

from that

2.

(In grammar)

The designation of the

class of secondary derivative words,

which have no immediate reference

time.

\3K<^

a.

(mfn.

^J^+^^l) Thus situated,

so circumstanced

those

any

root,

but to other parts of speech which are them-

See Wilkins'

selves already derived from roots.

in that condition.

to

entire

e.

i.

Gr. 875.
viRl ad. Sans, (from pron.

Then, at

s5^^ad.

that time.

Like that, similar

(.\3kl,+^) The time being, the time

s.

0<P

then present, the time when an event occurs.

(mfn. \F^+3"l0<I?)

a.

Saying that,

signifying that.

Manu

163. 169.

vii.

Beginning: with
that,

1.

Forster.

2. Single (?).

to that.

\3H.l^

(3^+^)

Sans.

having that

3R<tU

for the first in a series.

ad. Sans, (from

Then, at that

object, that

(mfn.) Having that for

a.

object, attending to that as his business or

its

va^lll

That

(n.

s.

affair or business,

affair, relating to

that: also

vSR.<til^

a.

(mfn.)

time.

Sulllai

a. (mfn. v3R"Wt

him or

^T^+^R")

(mfn.

Of that time,

ad. Sans. (heat, case of

^f^W)

For

that object, for that purpose.

Wilkin's Gr. 922.

belonging to that time.

a.

3ft"3HT

Different from

\?fg^

t%^")

(mfn.

a.

Different, distinct,

or separate from that.

her, another than that.

3^+"U^)

(mfn.

a.

Belonging to him or

United with that,

fit

or proper for that.

her, pertaining to that.

ad. Sans.

(^+5 pfft")

and above

that, over

v3H*l

Upon

3^+^

>
j

Of

that form, of that

kind or description, such.

that.

aa. (from

<r-

On

(from

ac?.

(mfn.

a.

this or

3^1)

Then, at that very time.

the top of that,

\J\Root,

over that.

viii. (siOi'lfvjJ,

3^3X3) To

lengthen,

to extend, to stretch, to expand, to spread, to

a.

(mfn.

sS^+^tsJ) Gone

tached to or connected with that.

to that, ats.

(m.T)

The

continued multiplication of four or more like

Colebr. Alg. p. 322.

quantities.

vJpW^W. Sans.
On

fk<

from fpR"^ )

that day.
a<f.

Saws,

(from vST^+flrT) In the

Sometimes with the prepositions

diffuse.

^prefixed to it. i. (3Tf3)and x. (\3"fruf3)

1. To believe, to confide, to have faith in.
2.
To aid, to assist. 3. To be harmless. 4. To
sound. 5. To give pain, to afflict with disease.
6. (With a preposition) To lengthen, to stretch,
to expand.

course of that day, day by day.

\i*l^s. (p.

3Tn*fftr

a.

(mfn. \3T^+

+ TI ) Of

that
v5FT

country.

Wilson.

^ and \3*jJ The body.

Taddhita

suffix,

by means of which ad-

jectives are derived from adverbs of time

31pT

a.

3fe

ft

(mfn.
(n.

HRj^ft)

Miserly, niggardly.
a.
1.

His or her

benefit.

or

tine,

e. g.

(mfn.) Pertaining to to-morrow, cras-

from^T + O^T.
O

See Wilkins' Gr. 922.

1299

3^1

s. (to.)

3^1

(femin. of SFTCT)

s.

^Ttft

male descendant.

son, a

W^Z^fik)

s. (to.

^fj

daughter.

(In

grammar)

^PP

(from

a.

first.

very narrow>

thin,

very small.

3"^

3^Tj

(mfn. from R.

a.

slender,

s.

The body.

1.

(f)

Small, minute

The

2.

thin,

pore in the skin.

(to.)

\S*i\5ll s.

3*isi1

s.

Also

3^tl

+ IF)

-3*T

(n.

s.

R.

3^+3" ?)

rites for

ra .)

Armour, mail.

Also

A tantra,

1.

(w.)

s.

betel-tree.

reli gious

and mystical formulas

the worship of the deities, &c.

2.

demonstration, a clear and

Raiment, vesture.

3.

drug, a medicament.

family.

The means

6.

than one

effect.

pendance.

8.

4.

Providing for a

5.

more

or instrument for

Subservience, service, de-

7.

Happiness,

9.

felicity.

thread

the threads of a warp, the strings of a musical

instrument, a leathern thong,

vS'V*^

1.

mostly in the form of a dialogue between Siva

(n.)

s.

C3")

^+*fW1) A weaver's shop.

(/.

evident conclusion.

Also \i^3.\

daughter.

3*T + 31) Thinness, meagreness,

(f.

leanness.

3*TTF

(/.)

203.

Mustard-seed (Sinapis dichotoma).

and Durga.

Also 3^k5l

son.

(n.

s.

and

3*j\5l a. (mfn. 3^+\3>i) Sprung from one's body.

s.

2.

ix,

spider.

treatise teaching peculiar

thread.

Manu

\3^rte s. (to. sS^+^t^) 1. The

2. A person much emaciated.

33

(to.

s.

s.

1.

skin.

Also 3*T

3T<Pl

V3$"]W

2.

s. (to.)

Very

3^)

33f + 3lir from R.

(to.

s.

weaver.

3^

Lineage, a race.

3.

A de-

signation of the verbs of the eighth class, of

which R. 3"T_ is the

from R.

(to.

s.

shark.

1300

The body, the

a.

De-

(mfn.*)

corporeal frame.

pendent, subservient.
v3*T

*.

The body.

(/.)

See

r <
'\t h
L

3*J^3
pared

3^*)

a.

(t^.OT from ^3^+ ^3) Made

made

s.

deity.
s3i

<^s.

(a.
s.

The
\3*T^"1

jjS) An

Fire, or its

2.

An

(p. s^sdi )

1.

An

2.

38^)

The wing of a

1.

s.

bird.

enquiry, a search, an

appraisement, a guess.

ai^kb")

(p.

salary, a holder of

an order

One who

for

the commencing

33"3t"

2.

One who

The

s.

33TT^

weaver's loom.

actions at a time
;

the

the being

(m.

33 + ^T

vis.

Res.

v. 56.

s.

from R. C<T)
2.

receiving

1.

Also

The quintessence

(/.)

plant

(Menispermum glabrum).

&Sl* (-f^TO. 33 + t"^)

receives wages.

spider.

33 + TTR)

(to.

of the tantras.

receives

wages.

(p. ^lii'j^SSj) 1.

many

vWH and 3*i4<llU

of pay, service.

fibrous stick for

doing one thing instead of another

weaver,

Wages, an assignment on the revenues.

3*[^tTft<r

2.

cloth.

not punctual to a promise.

oven, a furnace.

from ^3"J+<F3~ from R.

investigation.
3.

thin,

consumer of clarified butter.)

hair of the body.

s.

^33 + <) New and unbleached

3^31 *.(/. 33+3*1) A contrivance, an intrigue

3*^1 + R.

The

(tow.

(n.

cleansing the woof.

(to.

(Lit.

s.

delicate, emaciated.

(n.) Clarified butter.

^^Pttt^*.

2.

One who

tras

see

1.

musician.

professes the doctrine of the tan-

33

3.

stringed instrument.

1302

1301

sS*1

vi'tl

s.

Also

(/.)

Exhaustion, weariness, lassitude.

teft and

v3*ill^3

(m/ra.

a.

drowsy.

An

peated, ^?Tvi|

jHU

s.

an

Sometimes

more weight

to give

As. Res.

re-

2.

1.

delicate or slender

sort of metre in Sanskrit pro-

As. Res. x. 473.

sody.
that, not so

3*^+3?)

(f.

woman.

(vi^+'T) Not

&ans.

cc?.

Hindus.

slothful,

^^^(mfn.).

expression of contradistinction.

the designation of

v. 58.

3^

See

Areca-seller

Overcome

sleepy,

and

32.

i.

inferior castes of

one of the

+ 3^3)

Also \A*%

(/.)

Trans R.A.S.

(/.).

with fatigue or exhaustion,

s.

system of philosophy) The rudimental creation.

p.

5.

jyj) An oven,

(from

(^\fS, -C3), iv. (jg&fe,

-G3), and x. (SHlTfe, -G3) 1. To be

3*1

Root,

i.

to the

hot, to burn, to heat.

2.

To

suffer pain, bodily

denial.

or mentally.

ad. Sans. (\S'^+

off^fe )

locat.

case

In the vicinity of that, close to that.

Occa-

4.

(In the proper form of the ivth class, ^^T^S)

To perform

To

fixed,

sioned by that, produced by that.

W5)

On

account of that,

from "fr-

for that,

for the

s.

lrZ&>

a.

The midst of

^3""^^+ T5)

(mfn.

with 1m To heat.

\P^)

Heat, warmth.

See

2.

^Pt^.

Conformity.
a.

^Tt s+ 3 ^t )

suffer or to inflict heat, pain,

season, summer.

p. 145.

(n.

s.

^SffJ-f&'+fSft)

(f.

Mohun P.

To

(m. from R.

The hot

sake of that.

\S*Wvjl

s.

pre-

repent, to grieve for a thing; with

anguish, distress, &c.

SS$

With 'SI'T

religious austerities.

or

(SJ^@R$C\8

Sans.

To have pre-eminent power.

3.

that.

(mfn.

during austerities, practising austere devotions.

(mfn.

a.

Situated in

Carrying religious austerities to their furthest

the midst of that. Also

Carey.

extent.

mfn.).

1F%J$)

ad. Sans.

(3^+^tt^

s.

locat.

3^+3^) The power

(m.

case of

or

virtue of religious austerities.

In the midst of that, in that.

sFTOT

s.

(n.

3^+3TtTT)

a.

Inclined to

(mfn.

(In the Sankhya

religious austerities.

system of philosophy) Five subtile

particles,

rudiments, or atoms, perceptible to beings of a

superior order, but unapprehended by the grosser

senses of
principle,

mankind

derived from the conscious

air,

and space.

Kulluka on

Manu

i.

Trans.

R.A.S.

i.

30.

&Hf*&&) Accomplishby

religious aus-

vPfa+f*Tf )

Accomplished

able by penance, attainable

(mfn.

a.

by penance, attained by

sPPT

s.

(mi

27.

sun.

^H^Fls. (jw.\5-*451 + iRfl) (In the Sankhya

(mfn.

a.

terities.

and themselves the rudimental prin-

ciples of the five grosser elements, earth, water,

fire,

&k*$b

4.

3.

The hot
4

R.

religious austerity.

^I+3FT)

division

season.

of hell.

1.

Heat.

2.

The

Manu

lv.

89.

33"!

3Ph

1303

\Pffit*T

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. sS^+^SpflTT)

a.

Requiring to be heated,

s.

austerity.

sS

15

the special duty of any particular caste.

\PF3?

(m.

\PF*P

3 t T+3
T :5

A penitent,

3^^)

from

(to.

1.

guna (February-March).

s.

from

3^t$^

(f.

guna (February-March).

The month

1.

an

The

33 +^t^f)

(n.

*.

Manu

penance.
3\3"T*T

(n.

s.

penance, worship.

3^Fl

33 +

(n.

Heated gold,

Carey.

ignited gold, burnished gold.

3^^W

Heated,

burnt with heat, pain, or sorrow.

2. Religious austerity,

Engaged

3^+3)

(mfn. pret.part. p. R.

a.

The month P'haldevotee,

3*K,

interruption of religious austerities.

made hot

(m. 3U>fl for

s.

a devotee.

2.

3*FT )

vJWkft

33

ascetic.

3^X1

power or strength acquired by the performance

of religious austerities.

(w.) Gold.

^) 1. Penance, religious
Trans. R. A. S. 1.552. 2. Virtue,

from R.

(n.

1304

peculiar sort of

xi. 156.

33 +

Hot

food, hot rice.

Rare, wonderful, extraordinary,

a. (a. iJussr)

in

singular, beautiful, excellent.

religious austerities.

^JtH^)
usually

(^TJ1 + 5I^) A

f.

mango

called the

fish

(Polycnemus Paradisiacus).
vPif^Ffi,

s.

by Europeans

s.

(i.)

penances

religious

or

Devout,

austerities.

An ascetic.
from R.

3^_J The month

Mdglia (January-February).

enquire, to seek, to search,

Used

in accounts,

particularly in land-

before that,

surveying, to signify before,

ready.

Carey.
a. {mfn.

in

al-

3Utl

religious penance,

+^T)

for
s.

(m.)

austerities

3PTfa*T

3<T pron.

(n.

3Ph

for

S.

in

The

which sacred

and penances are practised.

(.

3PH

for

(a.

*J?)

Of thee,

Natural.

1.

(a.

3^
3*?^

3<T^

(a.

2. s.

thine, thy.

An abstract

story, a floor; a shelf,

;

a degree, a class,

3^^)

Standing in ranks.

jJy) Reliance, dependence, hope.

(a.

s.

ana-

Consecutive.

a.

(from

a.

s.

(jJb)

a layer, a stratum

a detail.

(genit. case of

an order,

devotee, an

3*^, +^T)

A J-3Ai') Separation, division

l5
of science, "particularly of music.

331

grove of an ascetic, a forest

JJj)

drum,

a tabor.

Also

Rich

ascetic.

31?^^"*.

Separation, division, part-

(J)jj)

an explanation

stage

to investigate.

3^ a.

lysis

3<T^s.

Search, enquiry, investigation.

To

(a.

s.

Absent, separate, distant.

a.

ing, partition.

3^^ a.

3^t^s. (-*P^m.

v. a.

tion, disparity,

3^^ft^s-

Wilkins' Gr. 907.

3^1 (-f^ mfn. 3*K+f3^

(a. c^Jjlij) Distance, difference, distinc-

s.

3*F<r^^

Carey.

(f fromvPKt) Spikenard (Vale-

riana Jatamansi).

practising

>33Fh*i
fish,

3^, +^) The

is

s.

cauldron, a pot, a kettle.

(p. ibb")

baked.

2.

the tobacco

3<Tt<?1

s.

is

(a.

The

An

iron plate

on which bread

part of the hooka on which

placed.

-JUj)

Concord,

liance, expectation, hope.

agreement, re-

3^1

1305

^3<

loil

*e\y) Humility, attention, pre-

(a.

s.

v3HS

s.

tended kindness, empty compliments.

investigation.
v. a.

vS^I^s.

Darkness, gloom.

(rc.) 1.

philosophy) Darkness, the third and lowest of

To

the three inherent natural qualities

seek, to enquire, to investi-

Distress* misfortune, ruin,

ls*V0

depravity.

^31^

s.

*S

(a. c; ak

Dependance, the

If

lowing or yielding to any one

mission.

resignation, sub-

earth and water,

A plant

In living beings

lidity.

Trans. R.A.S.

Also Unona dumosa.

p. 43.

Hort.

Then

ad.

S2<D

Also SS^?

Yet, notwithstanding.
well

Kridanta

obligation, a receipt

Vptf^pft

sJMl<?

(mn.)

3.

Rahu,

from

s % (/.

note of hand, a bond,

a written agreement.

\3^+ft\+^)

Night.
;

co-

Also^l^.

(from tobacco) Tobacco.

s.

by means of which the

is

the cause of sto-

35.

(from sJ^t^Tj Darkness, obscurity

s.

\j^lit>l

suffix

down-

vetousness, ambition.

future participle of the passive

(a. (JJLaj)

^^Tl

or tend

Carey.

(a. jjjysr) Custody, charge, trust.

conj

fall

it is

1.

sor-

or the personified ascending node.

an

(Uvaria heteroclita).

see

predominates in

it

whence they

wards.

(a. <j^x*Jb) Genius, nature, dispo-

2.

temperament, constitution.

sition,

Ben.

fol-

heavy and obstructive, attended with

it is

row, dullness, and illusion

(

Hindu

(In

2.

See

3^1^13.

See

gate.

(n.) Lead.

s.

(corrupt, of a. ^iilj?) Search, enquiry,

See

(.)

1306

s.

^Uj) A

(p.

a. (a. |*Uj) All,

slap, a blow.

whole, entire, complete.

formed from
(from a. jUj) Completeness, integrity.

verbal roots

To be done,
The

1.

from R.

a. (mfn.)

e. g.

To do;

To be

(mfn.)

a.

2.

To

gone over or through, from R.

A tree

mark on

sectarian

(Xanthocymus

the forehead.

pictorius, JRox.).

go.
(a. l.iiUj)

Wilkins' Gr. % 713.

show, an entertainment,

a sight, a view, a prospect.

^<T<P^s. (a. jL\s)
(
talogue.

2.

(p.

\?

bundle of papers, a ca-

LjfoU)

3*Uer

drum.

little

s.

(m. from

^3^^)

1.

tree bearing

black blossoms (Xanthocymus pictorius).

vj'\3 s.

(m.)

3^ Root,

he-goat.

3**

(sJSUfe)

iv.

be distressed

body

in

Taddhita

(m.)

See

To

^t^oS^I
.

The best

OT5^.

(lit.

Ben.

p. 40.

3.

a.

(mfn.) The

See Wilkins' Gr.

e. g.

the uppermost),

^^Pt^T

vjfej

n.).

s.

The

from

3*1^)

Wrath, anger.

3.

month, from the

full to

sjftlfl

s.

(/.

from

dark night, one

in

(m.)

1.

s.

(/.

from

The dark half

3*1^)

1.

Night.

is

2.

of the

Wilson.

Darkness.

which there

TT

Darkness.

the change.

Wilkins' Gr. 1026.

vJEft

(Also ^J^tt-

The bark of the bamboo. Wilson.

4.

(n.

2.

Hort.

mark made with

sectarian

upon the forehead.

sandal, &c.

also used to derive adjec-

Up, upwards.

from
s.

(mfn.)

2.

the termination of the

+
is

desire.

from some prepositions or adverbs

a.

VP*

e. g.

from

The same

965.
tives

To

1.

or mind.

suffix,

superlative degree
greatest,

Another plant (Symplocos ferruginea).

2.

no moonshine.

1307

1308

vJEJlftS

(m. 3*1^1 + Tt

s.

of darkness

miW$l

see

The

3*1^ and

3^

see

vf^^ft

s.

$3

and

M^sS^

e. g.

(mfn.) Great,

a.

^)

Having the natural inherent quality of darkness

(mfn.) Greater, from

a.

(~f\\mfn. v3H^+TS| +

a.

comparative degree of adjectives,

natural quality

(p.

jj) A

(from

a.

quiver.

jji) Bearing a

p.

quiver.

v5L*llxJ

(mfn.

a.

sj^^+^T)

The

sun.

The moon.

2.

Destroying darkhence,

ness, dispelling darkness:

Fire.

3.

s.

4.

(m.)

1.

An

epi-

stuff.

\S<t*

SSwR<

(h.

a.

(mfn.)

a.

(m.)

s.

and

Also

thet of several deities.

sj&p) Esculent vegetables, gar-

(h.

den

hyama.

\p) Rapid

(as a stream), rough

(said of water).

Wfrffr

(~\ mfn

a.

pelling darkness,

moon.

3. Fire,

Manu, B.

i.

s.

3*I^r + R.

(m.)

The

1.

Dis-

sun.

2.

Also vSOT^Tf

a lamp.

See

vH^fB

i.

35^f^) To
(
;

go, to move.

nishment, castigation.
s.

^^^

(h.
s.

prf)

tent.

(a.j^oJ?)

(a.

3I^lt^

\3^\Sl1

1.

Morton.

s.

<Uj>y

an interpre-

translation,

*.

(p. j\

U^Jj) A

translator,

an

interpreter.

musical instrument, a

and having a gourd

lute with three strings

the shell.

3^t + t/T + ^) A river.

(/

wave.

tation.

(a. <u;J ) Admonition, correction, pu-

\3*<^

v. 6.

v34v5l*tl

Root,

^) A

(m. from R.

s.

The

2.

are

sung

responsive songs which

at the time of the charak-puja.

for

R.^ + Wt)

(n.

s.

The

(a. j-s^j)

s.

drum.

over or passing through,

A butter-seller

The

act of crossing

(m.)

float,

raft.

the designation of one

As. Res.

of the degraded castes.

Carey.

a.

v. 58.

(mfn.

OTci+ 3I^)
:

Passable (as a

road).

31^ Root,

i.

(\3TOI')

1.

To

go, to move.

2.

To

3Tfl

guard, to preserve.

Taddhita

suffix

triad,

n3TI^F1

e. g.

f^T^IT

s.

(n.)

(a. djblb)

a troop, a band

tribe;

\S<^3

2.

used in comp.

e. g.

3^
a.

Taddhita

suffix,

2.

(f.

Also

plant

R.

Passable.

^)

n .) Passableness.

(mn. from R. S| )

raft,

float.

(a. ti5jj)

the termination of the

1-

Irresolution,

hesitation.

Contrivance, debating, anxious consideration.

ffr

(mfn.) Difficult to

be passed over or through.

^33"

s.

Passing over, crossing:

TJ^R

a boat.

float,

a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

siTd^^s.
)

sun.

a retinue, suite,

or equipage.

(mfn. from R.

raft,

\?1 (/.) or ^

(particularly of dancing girls)

a.

The

^)

(Aloe perfoliata var. Succotrina).

from ft" Three.

s.

1.

by means of which ab-

stract substantives of the neuter gender are de-

rived from numerals,

(m. from R.

s.

s.

(n.

from R.

^ + *t1">)

paid on passing over a river

OT^s.

(a. U)Jo)

I.

Aside.

The

freight.
2.

party.

fare

331

1309

1310

\3<^kl4v - (p-^tai_J^>)

\S<^kUt

s.

Apartizan.

^jS^jo)

(p.

a. Partial.

Partiality, the be-

(m.)

OT3t3

Beng.

(corrupt, of

s.

A particular kind
\3"<d3T&TER

longing to a party.
s.

33*^

jf) Education, support, main-

(a.

s.

tenance.

(mfn. from R.

a.

^)

1.

2. Sportive, playful,

bling.

wavering, unsteady.

luminous.

through a

to get

citrullus).

Resplendent, radiant,

3.

33^5.

difficulty

jija)

(a.

custom, fashion

Tremulous, trem-

wanton, libidinous

Tre-

mulous-eyed.

33^)

(33

ad.

(n.

made

3<F

33^

(mfn.)

a.

3.

(n.

vfl<^1

a. (

^)

bank, a

Velocity, speed.
store.

4.

2.

float,

from

33^)

Flesh.

-f^\m>. \J3^T + f3\) 1. Quick,

Strong, powerful,

2.

s.

3. Air,

^Jo)

Youthful, young, juvenile.

1.

33TO3 v. a.

VRT5

(m.),

s.

(m. from R.

3*13

3f3*fi. (/.) and

(3^ + 3Fn

ad. Sans.

^) To

young man.

young woman,
2.

plant

from 3^1) At

(^ + ^31) A plant (Ipomcea Qua-

s.

Hort. Ben.

moclit).

\SC< ad. (from R.

"S?

p. 14.

?)

On

account

of,

for the

for.

of,

a.

jji) Verdant,

(p.

fresh, luxu-

riant (said of plants).

2.

33^ Root,

x.

To

pSHjfS}

save, to get a per-

With

shine.

a manner.

To

reason, to infer,

with

with ^1 ,

To

prefixed,

To

To speak.
To consider,

2.

discern, to distinguish

consider, to discern.

scale, a balance.

^) A

3H3

boat.

(/.),

1.

communis).

the foot of a tree.

3<3?

3^1 )

(femin. of

recollect

son over a difficulty.

(p.

1.

to think, to consider, to reflect.

sort,

(from R.

(m.)

s.

2.

(m.)

wind.

3. Rite, re-

(Aloe perfoliata).

3.

(a.

Manner,

A tree.

castor-oil tree (Ricinus

^(.4 l\jT3[1

quick messenger, a courier, a runner.

A hero.

The

sake

speedy.

swift,

2.

33355T31
1.

2.

a rule, a canon.

(m. from R. 3" ?)

s.

3^31^

Wilso?i.
s.

Inconstant,

fluid.

from "Rr + ^S?) Three days

from R.

Strength.
raft.

road.

from sixteen to thirty years of age.

three days hence.

*sj<^s.

1.

Rice-gruel.

33^ + ^3)

(mfn.

a.

trembling, shaken,

ago

overcome, to

to

ligion.

3331'ts.

from

(/.

sj"4|%3

33^

fly-flap?

cross over a river,

Way,

1.

Recent, new, fresh,

(mfn.

a.

s.

To

'3')

Fluid, liquid.

4.

S^^TtTJ5
33^1

2.

surmount.

sS^^Ol s. A water-melon (Cucurbita

See V3<<sa As. Res. x. 17.
vj< cr

(33t^T + "StSI3) A

(from R.

a.

z;.

^Rrf^T^

Fear, fright.

1.

Also

a scymitar.

sword,

s.

TT^T)

of umbrella.

33t

(,),

(/.).

Also vMl'*^

3f33l

s.

(m. from R. \3<E^)

vestigation.
tation.

3.

The

I.

Search, enquiry, in-

Discussion, reasoning, dispu-

2.

science of reasoning, logic.

Reduction to absurdity.

Trans. R.A.S.

i.

4.

116.

(/.),

\3<P<? a.

(mfn. R.

3s^+^<P)

Enquiring,

in-

1311

1312

quisitive, investigating,

who

one

An

(w.)

s.

enquirer,

3l+<)

(m.

s.

calf.

seeks for truth.

(m. from R. 3")

sPFfepI

s.

3$+flrip1) The

(/.

science of

reasoning, logic.

333^

reasoning, logic.

(from R.

Wilson.

science of

on

treatise

logic.

(3%f3) To

i.

plant (iEschynomene Sesban).

sj'n-i

See

s^t^T s.(m.^ + ^Tfcot^T) Fallacy in drawTrans. R.A.S.

act of killing or

inj uring.

3"^

117.

i.

to hurt.

kill,

vS^+^PT) The

R.

(n.

s.

ing conclusions.

Unsteady, impatient,

^)
^'

fickle.

3T^Root,

(y.)

2.

Also

float.

(n.).

a.

The

1.

raft,

s.

(m.)

(n.

R.

wooden

ladle.

<r

3<l^+^3)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

In-

(-"f^^m/re.

a.

3^ + ^"\)

pleased

Reasoning,

acquainted with the science of logic,

A disputant,

s.

(/.)

s.

cotton

first

is

an iron pin upon which the

;

it

also serves as the

the cotton being next transferred from

distaff,

gratification, satiety, fulness.

to the

2.

The

manes of

ancestors

3^Root,
MJ^^s.

called

also

176.

ii.

(yF^rfe) To go,

i.

(p.

jj)

Hort. Ben.

<r

\3<W

it

Wilson.

to the wheel.

deceased

drawn out

act of affording

(w.)

a logician.

spindle,

The

ceremony of presenting water

Manu
3^s.

or receiving satisfaction, of pleasing or being

vestigated, examined, inquired into.

v3^"l

v3^i

move.

to

plant (Cucurbita citrullus).

p. 70.

<r

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. \i<P_) Traceable,

a.

capable of investigation.

Wis. (-t&ln.

R.

sacrificial post.

^^ +

The top of

the

<r

3w

(m. for

s.

3\^Root,

Sp5|J
and

i.

3^

hysena.

x.

3OTf3)

To

censure, to blame, to reprove, to threaten.

(33 from

sSv5l^1 s5l s.

to it)

3^+

T3l as a rhyme

threat, a loud reprehension.

(n.

s.

R.

3^!

R.

3^4- ^iH)

(m. from R.

s.

3^)

Thirst.

2.

Wish,

desire.

R.

(n.

s.

3^+3^)

Thirst, desire, wish,

eagerness.

30^3

(mfn. 3*1 +

a.

^3)

Thirsty;

desirous,

eager.

Anger, wrath.

<r,

33pft
The

s.

33FT + 3j) The

(f.

fore-finger.

(Lit.

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

^^ftlT )

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Threatened

censured, blamed.

s.

(m.)

^3

3*T

calf

chasm

full

(n.

s.

a void space,

ad.

i.

(3*Yf3) and

or complete.

from R. 3*5,)

sole of the foot.

dis-

2.

1.

(3t^f3)

x.

To

leathern fence

3.

1.

fix.

The

under-part, the

bottom, the ground of any thing

4.

At a

Carey.

Root,

The

<r

3i

3^

To be

Deserving to be reprehended.

vjp^si

s.

tance.

finger of scorn or threat).

vS^pfe

3T

A hole,

pit,

floor.

2.

a chasm.

worn by archers on the

left

OTl

1313
arm.
e. g.

^5^3^

earth,

The

Essential nature,

(In composition)

5.

The

(n.)

s.

from *l$Jt

fore-arm.

St

7.

earth

itself,

(g) Earth,

+>W.

8.

space.

the very
6.

(m.)

The palm of

the hand.
sS^^^t!

A plant (Bambussa

s.

noun of

v.

to the

nS^ "!^

OTJTlrfH

Also

p. 25.

bottom

mand,

Hort. Ben.

Tulda).

s3^i*T

3f^C3) The

act of sinking

^Tl^s.

(p. c_?3U')

pit,

a hole, a re-

Morton.

a pavement.

ad. (from

earthing up of

a raised seat round the roots of

\FT1 ) At the bottom, below.

2.

Search, a seeking after.

salary, pay.

The lower

pond, a

(3^1+31^1) The

s.

plants or trees

(a.

Wages,

servoir.

^TtTT

a summons.

application,

Sunk,

(from ^ft^U3 ) The bottom of a thing.

Desire, wish, enquiry, de-

request,

a.

^ftf^" s.

trees

1.

sinking to

fallen.

^W^O

l^W) A

noun of 53^1

(v.

s.

the bottom, a falling to the ground,

the placing a thing at the bottom-

(a. ^_

s.

1314

n3S

(from a. ^^j"

part of the

searcher, an en-

quirer.

abdomen.

(from

v. n.

bungler, a

To put

v. a.

cobbler.

a.

s.

i^ +

h. j-^sL)

To

sink to the bottom.

to the bottom.

\!M )

(mfn. from

underneath,

s$*\4fi>

3^

Situated below or

inferior.

written
a.

summons.

Lying on the ground or at

(from

the bottom, beneath, under.

3FT3T^ 5

^Rtf^ ) A sword,
-

(&.j\p from

scymitar.

^T^T^TTl

(^^l<+^t^t

a.

Bearing a sword,

s.

from R.

sfll *!

\)

to,

under the power

(h. jIjIj)
a.

(m.

s.

sFTl

s.

3^)

by archers on the

left

1.

arm.

leathe rn fence

(Beng.) The bot-

2.

Mohun P.
\

To

sink, to dive

to the bottom.

3^t$fT>

s.

(from

subject

sword.

Shaking, quivering as a dog.

of \3C^tlTt^,

'$^?

(from

v. n.

Under, be-

genit. case

worn

tom, the ground of any thing.

3^11^3

3^ + ^*1) A fathoming.

from

(/.

3^)

of.

Sitting beneath,

3^^.

Also

covered.

Sans, (locat. case of

Carey.

neath, at the bottom, on the ground

swordsman.
)

flc?.

large earthen pot.

s.

The edge of the sword.

p. 152.

(m.)

1.

bed.

2.

room on the top

3.

Used

in

of a house, an upper story; a turret.

wife.

^Tl+^fBr

for

*$^)

The

bunch, a bundle.

collecting of things.
s.

sS^km

s.

(n.

from

3^)

One

sions of the infernal regions.

of the seven divi-

(rw.)

Excellence, happiness.

composition with the sense of an adjective but

without change of gender

e. g. <P*4.i<]>3S3|\5l

1315

31

An

s.

excellent maiden, from

A maiden,

(/.)

>P^wfc

s.

+3Snl0l

sj*<P<

#%^t
Also

fountain.

(from

a robber.

thief,

(from <6*<2<) Theft, robbery.

s.

(a. ^ijwal) Affliction, trouble, distress,

s.

3*r?nt1wi

(wz.)

s.

1316

Wtw3

Bubbling up

annoyance.

like a fountain, flowing out.

(a.

3*tff1

(h.

s.

%J)

1.

sort of vessel.

2.

bar,

a bolt.

praising God.

Hort. Ben.

p. 94.

thin; reduced to a residue.

Colebr. Aly.

His,

3^+^)

m. R.
epithet of

1.

Viswakarma.

of one of the twelve

Adityas

Obstinacy,

carpenter.

2.

The name

or suns.

Wilson.

unyieldingness,

stiffness,

Muhammad.

particularly the laws of

A plait,

32T^s. (p.

^^Pm^L

s-

a fold

a (jt&sir)
-

3.

Certainty, truth.

2.

Return, renovation.

(a. Jj^sT^)

3^ Root,

iv.

(\**W,(5) To throw, to

and

i.

(With the

x.

Often with

rate.

insertion of a na-

To

vJ<<lCflN

1-4^ s.

prefixed to

Taddhita

suffix

which

the sense of an ablative case

Lovingly, willingly

from

Trusts, charges, cash.

Jjjsr)

(p.

change.

3. Transfer,

treasurer,

s3^t^^?t f

it.

p tj*3 Jj^sr) The

-

of a

office

subjoined to

is

e.

Out of

lit.

desire,

from

+ 3^; ^^T ^ Justly,

from 8*4 q. v. + 3^. See Wil-

thong, a strap of leather.

(a. Li-v^j) Accusation,

aspersion, calumny.

a.

vS^fvH^

(from

s.

2.

s.

a.^^^j) 1.
An accuser.

(a.

Gain,

^fft^TClt^

s.

J-^)

1.

Suspicious.

The

J^csr) A

(p.

2.

Ig-

collection of

profit, acquisition;

attainment.
collector,

coarse sort of silk, produced by the

^Laac^) The

(p.

Phalsena Paphia, Roxb. (Ph. Attacus, Linn.~).

office

of

a collector or tax-gatherer.

Carey.
s.

charge, sus-

tax-gatherer.

s.

<uJ')

s.

nominious,

taxes.

Mns' Gr. 1041.

(h.

3^1^
picion

gr.

q. v.

from justice,

^f^T

1.

adorn, to deco-

substantives and adjectives to form adverbs with

3^Y^r

exactness.

precision,

treasurer or cash-keeper.

love,

cash-keeper.

3 01Tf\3, 3 07TTTf3)

sal,

direct,

l'l

to send.

a layer, a stratum.

Obstinate, headstrong, un-

Also written

yielding.

Ascertaining, investi-

1.

gation, verification, trial

(from

A picture,

The ordinances of a prophet,

positiveness.
a.

<u*U

its.

(a. ^jtj^)

s.

An

3. (a.

pron. Sans, (yenit. case siny. masc. of s3]JJ

p. 114.

2.

rosary, a chaplet of beads

a likeness.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. \3S-f 3) Pared,

made

2.

used to count prayers.

A plant (Uvaria diceca).

a.

Adoration, the act of

1.

horizontal bar,

or other machinery works

of a lever.

Carey.

upon which a pedal

a pivot ; the fulcrum

31

Taddhita

suffix

by means of which abstract

substantives of the feminine gender are derived

from adjectives:

e. g.

^fH^l

s.

(/.)

Skil-

3tm

1317

fulness,

from 3fN*J

+ 31

Wilkins' Gr. 976.

31*. (h.jI?)

(/.) Clever, skilful,

a.

A sheet of paper.

1.

The communication of

3TT

2.

heat.

To

v. a.

(from R. 3*1)

3.

(from pron.

sit

as a fowl on

(from3l+^)

Even

1.

3*1) To

(from R.

v. a.

A.jUu)

putation, enumeration, a

wrath.

2.

3K3H1
pot.

s.

(p.

2.

Number.

1.

summing

2.

Com-

Anger,

1.

3. (h. ,1?)

fold.

3t^T3) The

1.

Jo)
3.

ad. (from a. j_J?) In subjection.

sSl<^

s.

pola.

(a.

jIL)

2.

fire

on a

3^13)

To cause

to provoke.

Also

j^pjti')

3^*1

a stage.

shelf,

3<?) The looking

or aiming

at a thing.
(a. Li-JilL>) Strength, force, power.

s.

3l<t?l<il,

(a. ,_syu) Force, strength.

s.

3^)

(from R.

v. a.

To look

to behold, to survey, to regard.

at, to view,

Also

An

intendence.

3tf^ (a. g^) The

and

(a.

3Wlk1

for

j^u)

1.

Confirmation.

2.

Super-

3. Injunction, ascertaining. 4.

The

exciting a person to exertion.

(a.

sJ\>)

urging forward to exertion.

(a.

arched building, a cu-

pair of bellows.

abbreviation for

day of the month

An

1.

s . (corrupt, of

sort of copper or brass

(cans, of

thing to be heated

s.

33RUT

(corrupt, of 3*1^1) Copper.

3tf^"^s.

3t"C

See

sheet

heating of any thing*

plate of metal used to put

v. a.

An

weaver.

up.

or Sans.

<_>li'

plait,

tobacco-pipe.

3t An

3l3) A

3T^

3t<^

(from

weaver's work-

heat, to bake.

of paper.

3t 3*T s.

(3T3+*ft5Tl) A

s.

(from

s.

s.

3te
(from p.

.;

S. pp.

shop.

that, exactly

The clapping of the hands.

3tt"Cfn^s. (from

3te

Sabda

thing woven.

2.

3tf 3

3T35t^Ti

3Tv3L

pron.

this.

Any

s.

70. 84.

eggs.

its

3tt

-Plt3

That.

See

1318

(from

\i l(.<KjlC<

appointment, a deputation.

juSuJ Quickly, speedily, with

A.

exertion.

ad. (from

3t^)

In rows, in stages

or shelves.

3t^1

(corrupt, of

s.

3^)

The looking

at or sur-

veying a thing.

3t<3

(corrupt, of

s.

3^5)

cord, a thread, a
1.

thong.

bandage used

to prevent the blood

from circulating, or more especially to prevent

3f3

s.

(corrupt, of

3^)

slay; a weaver's loom.

sical instrument.

3fc3JFttl
loom.

a.

1.

2.

weaver's geer or

The

string of a

mu-

s.

(313 +

hole sunk in the

ground, in which the treddles of a weaver's loom

play.

Carey.

1.
is

^1)

a charm.

Fresh cut from the

Carey.

<5f&t\\b\

poison of a serpent from diffusing itself

through the body.

let,

Carey.

(3l3 + <ftl)

the

made.

3W3T.

s.

3WR1

s.

bit of thread,

an amu-

Carey.

Mortar.

2.

The hole

in

which mortar

Carey.

(from 3tTft3)
(a.

UUj

Also

himself.

2.

mason's hod. Carey.

The urging a person

to exert

'

3T3

1319

(a. t^jliu)
assisting.

2.

strengthening, an

vying, a contending.

3.

(from

An

sion

advance of money.
.

to look at, to

or bundle.

drive away, to

ad. (from

Scufflingly, hasti-

Carey.

Sfat^tft

3^+^f + XT)

from

(n.

s.

To

a door.

ly, speedily.

MSS.).

small sheaf

A bar to

4.

(fromR.

v. a.

Also

at.

A balcony.

3.

2.

expel with blows or threats.

sort of grass (a species of Andropogon,

Buchanan

^S\^f^

aim

Chastisement, expul-

a reprimand, a threat.

R. Vi*^) To view, to survey,

v a. (from

1320

stfc3

(31^1 +

s.

kind of sub-

Disregard,

produced from the decayed

stance

fibres

of

contempt, neglect.
aquatic
s.

(p.

crown, a diadem, a mitre, a

have

completely
This

substance has a peculiar scent, which attracts

and

fishes,

(p. ^g^b') Freshness, juiciness, green-

s.

therefore put into pots of water

is

which are placed on the borders of lakes or

ness.

ponds
a.

(p.

ifjb')

(p. t/jli)

(m.

s.

ping

after

covered a pond for a number of years.

tiara.

n31^3

plants

they

Fresh, verdant, juicy, green.

fromR.

particular breed of horses.

3^)

chastisement.

rypha Taliera)

2.

also

1.

A beating,

a whip-

sort of

palm (Co-

handful of

3tf3.

grass or corn, a small sheaf.

3.

4.

An

ornament.

the fishes, attracted

into the pots,

3tf^

s.

(/.)

large species of

Also

Taliera).

3^

tTtS Hort. Ben.

(/.)

scent,

come

Carey.

palm (Corypha

and (Beng.) 3lT5FSee 3ts3

p. 25.

(from R. v3v)

a.

v.

by the

where they are caught.

To

chastise, to

threaten, to reprove, to reprimand.

<r
s.

Needlework.

V?K5^>

s.

(m.)

\il\i*T

s.

(n.

(corrupt, of

^lO^SXPT

kind of ear-ring.

a.

^F) A wooden spoon or ladle.

(mfn. pres. part. p. R.

^3^)

ing blows, undergoing a beating,

whipping

from R. \?3 + 3I*T)

beating or

musical instrument which

L A

(from R.

s.

proof, a reprimand, a threat.

St^ft

s.

^tspflTT

(/.
a.

s.

(m.~)

beaten, as a drum.

chastisement.

(mra.)

^^3^1

is

Suffer-

from R.

3^) A

scolding, a re-

2.

battery.

1.

Dancing, especially with vio-

and particularly applied

lent gesticulation,

to

the frantic dance of the god Siva and his vota2.

ries.

whip.

A sort of grass

(Saccharum procerum).

Wilson.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. 3^3.+ ^fjftT )

The

science of dancing.

See

Deserving to be beaten, driven away or threats?t^3

ened.

s.

^tvPi^s. (w.

3l\pT

s.

+ ct^" ) An ear-ornament.

(from R. \=F3

The pain occasioned by

a tumor.

^t^P

a.

(?w.)

(mfn.)

a.

1.

father.

Venerable,

(as a tumor).

holy personage.
cherished.

(Frequently used in the vocative case as an

address of endearment.)
a. (corrupt, of ^3^1 )

(from \3T\PT) Painful, sore, virulent

2.

respected,

3^

a.

ternal,

(mfn. from
s.

(m.)

Hot, warm.

3^3 + ^1

from

paternal uncle.

tiffify

Pa-

313

1321

1322

^tf^ft^.^+l^) A man well acquainted

(m. dual always

with any science, a scholar.

Parents, father and mother.

2.

follower of

the doctrine taught by the Tantras.

rhyme

as a

to it) Heat,

\TH

warmth.
sjlsS^^i

(N?l^ + < vJri)

ft

saccharine

To communicate warmth,

fowl on

(from3tf3K3) Hot,

a.

^1

To

f\SC\J)

heat, to

warm.

\JH^

vjksiplill

(from

a.

cross, peevish.

3ff3U3)

1.

Hot-tempered,

Rough-haired, shaggy (said

2.

of certain animals).
v. n.

3t**frlpl*

(mfn.

3^L) To be

(n.

s.

of an action

cr

or

lT.

T(m/ra.).

3rVR + IT) The object or scope

an intention, a design, a meaning

1.

aimed

1.

^"Hftv a.

(Beng.^

^JK^IW

+ 3>f)

(m,

The object

VtfP)

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

sJt^t^T a. (mfn. from

austerities,

s.

vjftsft

(m. 53f5lC

*.

from

sJTt+^+TT)

having the same object of pursuit

thing in the mind

^ttHTO
vSi

l^<^

s.

s.

(n. S^

Such, like

^3^^)

(m.)

Performing religious

devotee, an ascetic.

the fixing a

this,

a.

(n.

^K^T + TT)
a.

v.

or heat

(cans,
;

The performing of

Manu

devotion.

i.

re-

114.

To cause

of S?tftlv3)

to occasion pain or distress.

s3tf^3$"5^ s

pictorius).
a.

Identity of nature.

m> ) The tamdla tree (Xanthocymus

Also^tfH^ and vitfR^

Wilson.

(mfn. pret. part. pass, of the causal

form of R.

1.

Heated.

2. Afflicted, dis-

analogous.

(mfn. from prow. 3^F + R.

Like

v. n.

(from R.

grow hot or warm

3%)

To

suffer heat, to

to suffer mental agony.

such, similar.

sjl4<pj*i a. (from s3<T) Thy, thine.

tune

the key-note

\jl<W>?s3a. (m>.

in music.

many
ft

com-

tressed.

(m. from R. \j*1^)

3^1

tree,

The

from pron.

this, similar,

ft

\3Tpt3

3t^*l

^fSpffr)

or jayaputa.

ligious austerities

warmth

habit.

niVi+TT)

^ mfn.

monly ingua

vSHJ&W

Designedly, on purpose.

noun

Capable of being heated, inflammable.

vlH^P

ad. Sans, (instrum. case of 3T

(v.

in affliction or distress.

a scope.

at,

Heating, in-

distress.

diligence, attention.

vtfVf^T^A

grieve;

vS^+^SpT) Lit. Who inflames;

The sun. 2. One of the arrows of
The being

To

as

(m. R.

s.

hence,

hot.

v3^ + 3l*T + t^) Of

belonging to that time. Also^t

3tVW

3^+3^)

Kamadeva the deity of Love.

(from R.
a.

^t^K

sit

to scald.

Causing pain or

2.

3.

-fWS3

to

v. a.

(.3

To burn,

R.

a.

flaming.

<P

eggs;

its

heated.
v. a.

(caws, of

a.

0.

2. Fever.

Distress, sorrow, pain, mental agony.

Also

treacle.

Heat.

1.

juice,
v. a.

3K3l

3=1)

(m. from R.

ft

(from R.
a.

vM ) The warp.

(mfn. from sj^)

Made

of thread.

kins'

^fa^ + *fc3)

hundreds.

Manu

pron.

(from pron.

Gr. % 909).

i.

Morton.

Consisting of BO

69.

So much, so many,

ad,

3tT

1323
Sans. So long, so
as an adverb

3t3"57^

name of a Manu the third descendant

yambhuva. Manu i. 62.

(Both as a pronoun and

far.

the correlative of

it is

(n.?

s.

1324

TTt^^.

(In algebra)

A known number annexed to an unknown

(mental) darkness
s.

(from

s.

2.

1.

copper or brass pot.

on

nite.

3WUT<T

1.

dark night.

2.

v3tHl

To provoke,

s.

1.

Hort. Ben.

(a. iX>_}*j)

(a. _jU') !
2.

To

tree (a variety

An

to the

vSferWt

amulet, a charm.

Subject

to, following.

\5*lrii

nelumbo).

(Columba cuprea).

Water.

?)

Copper.

3.

of metre in Sanskrit poetry.

com-

sees sights

A lotus (Nymphsea
Gold.
4. A sort

sight,

a show, an exhi-

(from a. U>Uj) Pertaining to a show

an exhibition

fond of seeing spectacles.

(m.).

^tpIW s.

(n.

from

fernal region.

N^^T)

Manu

tent.

sjfc^T

The

i:

s.

(n.)

1.

The name of an

iv. 88,

3t ^s. (h.^jJ) A

163

betel-leaf,

in-

xu. 75.

eaten by the

As. Res. x. 470.

Hindus (Piper
(_/*.)

Completion,

One who

a. li,Uj)

LiUj)

Also

Oiled butter, ghee.

2.

(a.

s.

a.

+W) A

(corrupt, of

2.

a.

bition, a spectacle.

Controul, subjec-

i^IjjoIj )

(from

(from

s.

(from

or

(w.) 1.

Com-

or shows.

beautiful species of dove

s.

s.

complete,

pleteness, perfection.

the being under the controul of another

s.

pletion, perfectness.

person.

^f^t^T

2.

slap, a blow.

a. (a. j*Uj) Perfect,

p. 59.

dependant, a follower, a

a. (p. j^axjIj)

(p. fes-Uk)

s.

Subjection.

(p.

Copper.

1.

(from tobacco*) Tobacco. Also \3^4 l<

heat, to ig-

Having recourse

1.

deity, asking protection. 2.

subject.

(corrupt, of vjfrj)

to enrage.

(v3t^1+C^?) A

s.

s.

Avarice, greediness.

(from R.

of Citrus acida).

v3^T)

from

(Beng.^ Darkness, dullness, stupidity.

Carey.

it.

2.

\jl<L^.

on the tobacco, with the

laid

is

it

v. a.

tion

(f.

see

plate of iron used in the Indian smoking-

apparatus
fire

p.

Swa-

Pertaining to

quan-

Colebr. Alg. p. 258.

tity.

of

A plant (Flacourtia cataphracta).

Betel).

2.

The Areca plant

(Areca Faufel or Catechu).

Wilson.

The

among

peculiar caste

the Hindus.

plant (Piper Betel).

betel-

Also 3t*?*fl

Carey.
a.

(mfn. from

darkness

or

^T^)

Pertaining to mental

the third natural quality

(m.)

s.

villain.

1.

2.

a.

(jnfn.)

Of

a coppery

red colour.

\*tS^

an incendiary, a

Copper,

(see

irascible, vindictive, ignorant,

stupid, vicious,

A doer of mischief,
A snake. 3. The

s,

(n.

3T*I + ^) Copper.

The name of
the female elephant of the west-quarter.

1326

1325
3l^J<3?t<r

5.

^t^ + ^t^") A

(?.

3t5^3^

Also

\jltJ.^v3

s.

\3i<\j*U

s.

(*)

^+

TT)

gradually

thestate or condition of more

or less, difference.

copper bason.

\Sl< cr'P
Tobacco.

OT +

from

(n.

increasing series

^5+^3)

(.

coppersmith.

sS^T + XT)

from

(n.

s.

Carey.

Unsteadiness,

fluctuation, fluidity, waverins;ness.

^t^"g\5

(m. ^tg: + '5v5)

s.

cock.

(Lit-

3t<f1

Having a copper-coloured

( \5

i.

U C\j )

To

1.

copper vessel.

spread, to extend,

to proceed in a continuous line.

from R.

(J.

asterism.

A
Root,

s.

crest).

To

2.

cherish,

An

The

2.

^ ?)

The

4.

3tTPfcH

(n.

s.

star

a planet, an

pupil of the eye.

octave, or the alto

gamut.

3.

(Be?ig.)

a musical scale or

in

treble part in music.

^TTl+^kH)

The

falling of

to protect.

a meteor called a falling-star.

from R.

v3Ti a. (m/ra.

tone).
s.

1.

star.

2.

Wire

pearl.

(Beng?)

4.

Mohun P.

5.

p. 153.

savour, a relish, a
6.

^TTtTfe
The

(m.

s.

SM + ^tfe) The moon.

(Lit.

lord of stars.)

3.

a gold thread, the string of a

musical instrument.
taste.

(as a note or

high note or tone.

Beauty or elegance of a
(p. jU')

High

1.

Clear, splendid, good, of good taste.

2.

(m.)

^)

A plant (Alpinia

\JRT5lfl

(m.

s.

3lTi + *rPi) A
Carey.

(Serissa foetida).

3"R*ftK3*T

(m.

s.

of the eye.

2.

flowery shrub

vJRl+*K3pT)

The

1.

The pupd

stellar orb; the starry region,

Alhugas).
the firmament.

\3"R3?

a. (m/rt.

R.

^ + <H<p)

Getting a person

over a difficulty, protecting, saving.

A deliverer, a protector. 2.
3. A helmsman, a pilot.
name

(m.)

The pupil of the

4.

5.

star.

1.

eye.

^W^^^fa"

s.

epithet of

of TAkaka).

(ro.

3t^ + f3[^ from R. fe)

Kartikeya.
Also

Orion.

s.

vJfa^Tfe

from\jl^ )

2.

(Beng?)

The place

in the

treble notes or those of the higher

octave.

^jty The

the date of any event

3T(Vfl
2

An

(from R.

s.

determining or stating

the day of the month.

^)

1.

epithet of the goddess

A plant (Lettsomia

wire-drawer.

1. A star in the head of

A plant (Alpinia Alhugas).

(/.

Hort. Ben.

The conqueror

(Lit.

(^tTi+^fa)

The
(a.

^3~R~<F*Is. (p.

\jU<t?1

s.

gamut for the

of a demon.

31^13^
An

s.

(a. t_ni ^")

tion.

1.

female del lverer.

Durga.

nervosa

Carey.

?).

Explanation, descrip-

Applause, praise.

2.

p. 2.
a.

(p.

^I^Ij) The drawing out

The army

wire.

or host of

(from P^b')

Made

of wire,

made

of gold

thread.

^WT>

a.

Youthfulness, youth.

(.

stars.
s.

(n.

from R.^i

+3H) The getting a per-

\3lf^3? a

(mfn.

33? + ^^)

1.

logic or the science of reasoning.

son over a
float.

difficulty,

AlsosStf^l

(m.)

(/.).

raft,

a boat, a

the
2.

civil

law.

lawyer.

s.

1.

Pertaining to
2.

Studying

logician, a philosopher.

vSfH

1327

3t5^)

s.

(m.)

1328

A horse.

1.

An

2.

Aruna

thet of

snake.

5.

3l4$ft*M

Sm

dawn

or the

(ra.)

Ga-

formis) used to write on.

An

epi-

of gold with or without a ring attached to

3.

personified.

4.

substance

prepared from the calx of brass, or from the

Amomum

and used as a medical

anthorrhiza,

thrust through the lobe of the ear

\3lFPiTl,

Time

1.

beating time.

2.

short span, one measured

finger.

3.

clap-

ping of the hands together, or against the oppoarm.

4.

tended.

The palm with the

A musical

5.

or brass (a sort of
6.

The

fingers ex-

instrument of bell-metal

cymbal) played with a

stick.

of a sword or sacrificial knife.

hilt

The palmyra-tree

3t*^tt3

from

3t^ + *VT) A

See

s.

(m.

s.

Also

3>f^3}

899). Palatal.

3Vl<J4
A palatal

s.

(m.

^WW+^tf)

(Barleria longifolia).

(n.)

8.

A
Mohun P.

Yellow orpiment.

Carey.

dulcis).

(^ +

the

from <$\1)

^tift

plant (Burmannia disticha).

^^IF^I

s.

VSH^OI

Carey.

s.

5
(/. v3t

T + It 5 'fl from SpT) A small

plant (Curculigo orchioides). Hort. Ben. p. 24.

shrub (Volkameria farinosa).

Also

palmyra

s.

^t^Slf^l

The fan-palm

tree (Borassus flabelliformis).

sr.

(/.) or

(Beng.)

3t^\5l

and

(SH + ^rtB?)

or
s.

Carey.

Hort. Ben.
3T*Tl><j3

striking with

palm on the opposite arm.

flat

Carey.

^Hftl^

tree

2.

bolt, a lock, a latch.

s.

p. 36.

(from

1-

plant

Yellow

(Mimosa
;

(In grammar)

letter.

(from

p. 73.

Wilkins' Gr.

(mfn. from

a.

or fan-palm (Borassus flabel-

3t^3?s. ( w 3t ;5T + ^5 )

3t%tift

com-

plant,

3*H + ^J) A fan of a palm-leaf.

Wilson.

orpiment.

(/.

7.

Hort. Ben.

liformis).

s.

or measure (in music);

by the thumb and middle

site

and worn as

monly called murk.

vjH^S"
(z.)

it,

Wilson.

application to the eyes.

s.

2.

an ornament.

sort of collyrium.

^l^+t^^) A

A hollow cylinder

epithet of

ruda, the sacred bird of Vishnu.

plant (Ceratostema

variegata).

p. 33.

(3t*T + T>$) The common swallow

of Bengal.

3HfTfa

Carey.

s.

(^+*rfo

from

*Jt?P) The

kernel of the fruit of the fan-palm.

^31^0 Ol

s.

\J"Hrij"n>

The

s.

Mohun P.

swallow.

(from^t^T^)

pith of the fan-palm.

1.

p. 52.

swallow.

^t^ "^
2.

^^1<

s.

(from

(mfn.

Wound in balls.

31^ + ^"^)

(from R.

3^?)

1.

lock, a padlock.

Carey.

2.

The

story of a building.

(^^4-^) A sort of grass (Scirpus

3.

The

sensation of being stunned.

a.

diphyllus).

Hort. Ben.

or

p. 6.
1.

An

v. n.

oblong piece

of the leaf of the fan-palm (Borassus flabelli-

Having

musical cadence and time, timed.

Carey.
s.

vSt^nsFH

a.

Mohun P.

To be stunned,

to

p. 78.

be mute.

(a. jiU?) 1- Divorce, repudiation.

An

oath.

2.

1330

3t*J

1329

3tM |<ytHl

j&k)

(p. <ul;

bill

Stefff*!^

of divorce-

owner of an

rnent.

3lfft$

vdH^Al^) An

(m.

s.

an

RAMA.

vjM 13

(mn. ^jt^ + vll^

s.

s.

A kind

(/.)

p.

clapping of the hands.

(-Be^.)

25.

2.

1.

^JI^ITl

The

patch on a cloth

3.

nifest.

catalogue, an inventory.

2.

A ma4.

The

An

<tA-l*j')

j*Jjti")

inventory, a catalogue;

\jl(.

cr

1<4v s.

bretum costatum).

Hort. Ben.

(/.) 1.

3.

2.

3t*ft*1

4.

3.

(^li?)

Ut) A

v. a. (caus.

5.

(Beng.~)

stunning.
v. a.

v. a.

6.

A
A

To patch
To

patch,

tree

commonly

To

v. a.

pron.

s?t^) The

is

cup,

cooled.

drum, made with a skin

of3tf^TO) To

cause to

It,

that.

j^jO")

^t^^lrrl

s.

hun P.

1-

An

agreement.

(p. <uU. j^i-)

An

2.

Rent.

p. 151.

suffix

by means of which a great

number of feminine

substantives, expressive of

Kridanta

generally, are derived from verbal roots

shrub or

the young shoots of which are used in

medicine.

2.

small fruit-tree (Flacourtia ca-

Stfe

(/.) Motion, gait, from R.

s.

3l*v5Ti

(w.)

The

s.

(from

palate

3"^)

the roof of the mouth.

The

palate.

Mohun P.

p. 14.

1<^<P^.

A< jjjti)

estate.

1.

Property, possession.

2.

^^To go

by adding the termination

stead of \5 , likewise substitute

JfTpT

s.

tigued.

manor, an

g.
;

s.

pret. part. p.
s.

e.

To be able.
(/.) Power, from R.
Verbs
which
form their
Wilkins' Gr. 830.

'Ife

taphracta).

^TT^

Mo-

hospital.

the result of an action, or of the action itself

so called.

tree,

2.

a bowl, the

brush, to wipe off the dust.

vJr^S^.*. (a.

(m. s3Tf^T +

s.

(from

card for playing with.

which water

p. 28.

to stun.

^Jj)

(a.

plant (Flacourtia

patch on a garment,

hands

3.

stretched over a metal vessel.

metre in Sanskrit

sort of

clapping of the hands.

to clap the

The palm of the hand.

Fortunate, auspicious,
jj ^ilb)

(p.

Gold thread.

s.

(Com-

1.

mountain-palm (Co-

As. Bes. x. 468.

prosody.

part of

brush or wipe.
sort of

rypha Taliera, Box.}.

cataphracta).

The back

wealthy.

Instruction, teaching.

large climbing shrub

ownership of

4. The crown of the head.

vessel in

(a.

(J^) The

sole of the foot.

(h.

a manifest.

to piece

(from ^3l^T)

s.

kind of Persian writing.

(a.

3"^ + ^)

(n.

s.

palate.
2.

p lJj^

the palate.

or garment.
(a. (JJju) 1 Suspension.

landholder, the

estate.

SfeSTO

rest (in music).

of palm (Corypha Taliera,

Hort. Ben.

Box.).

estate.

ifwM4

Bala-

epithet of

Lb jL0')

(p.

s.

f^Jtts?
e. g.

s.

(/.) Fatigue,

See

*T in-

pTforfe:

e.

from R.tjj To be

fa-

1%

(corrupt, of ^Kj^il) Third, indifferent

A third person,
Q

an

indifferent person.

"fersr

1331

(corrupt, of

1332

^ ^ f\4 )

f^l

Seventy-

gent, acrid, sharp,

Heat, pungency;

(n.)

s.

the heat of spices.

three.

ilS^Wfc;

(a.

s.

An

dSxj)

enumeration,

A
J3ort.

plant (Celastrus monospermus).

h A

furnace.

2.

He.

I.

respectful form of mentioning a

third person.

f\3^RooT,

ft^ + ^I

L A

s.

p. 29.

i.

W<PW)

To

1.

To so

go.

2.

tack; to seek to injure or

(f^

s.

To

or move.

sun.

(Lit.

See R. f^l^.

kill.

+ Fftd

fi^S*,

for

To
x.

(COTTTfe) To

whet, to

(a. cLij\sr) Merchandize, trade.

s.

(from a. c^jlsr) Mercantile.

(corrupt, of

t^Stf^ s

for

bear, to endure.

See R. C3\5T_.

a.
a.

Hort.

shrub (Stilago tomentosa).

i.

sharpen.

v.

to at-

assail,

Bitter.

The

(mw.)

yam.

bitter

sieve, a cribble.

small plant (Prenanthes aspleni-

Carey.

folia).

The

l)

tree (Scytalia rimosa).

2.

(C3vSC3) and

f\i\5ll<^->

fo<frt>k1

(m.

s.

Root,

plant (Sinapis

Carey.

?).

f^fl.
Ben.

p. 18.

patens

fiES^j

Having warm beams.)

counting.

cucurbitaceous

plant (LufFa amara, perhaps only a var. of L.

W&T$

(from

s.

3^)

tree or shrub (Vitex

Marawa, Buchanan's MSS.*).

Carey.

pentandra).

Also

Carey.

herb (Corchorus
plant

(Curcuma angustifolia). Carey.

capsularis

Also

var. viridis).

Hort. Ben.

p. 42.

A
a.

1. Bitter.

(mfn.^

2.

Fragrant,

Bitterness, a bitter taste.

(/.) or

s.

(?w.)

^ (.)

nus bimaculatus, Buchanan's

s.

Bitterness.

f33^ s

fS$i + <)

(m.

chosanthes diceca, Rox.').

small fish (Cypri-

(corrupt, of

MSS.y

Carey.

A partridge (Per-

dix Francolinus and P. sylvaticus).

kind of gourd (Tri-

Wilson.

species of gourd

(a bitter variety of Cucurbita Citrullus).

tree

Rohituki, Rox?).

f5&*\X^

s.

(m.

Ben.

2.

a. (corrupt, of

L A

tree

(Cap-

2.

To

assail,

Bitter.

2.

Moist,

Bitter herbs or greens.

To g

or move.

attempt to injure.

See R.

(fetSSSJ)
to

1.

wet, damp.
v. a.

BooTj v

Hort.

p. 70.

Carey.

1^ + *^)

paris trifoliata).

(Andersonia

1-

(caus. of

tSR*K3) To

wet, to

moisten.

foStftfl*.

(corrupt, of

f&Sftf<T *K) Forty-

three.

f3j

a. (corrupt, of

acrid,
a.

s.

Sharp, pungent, hot,

f3f353?1

Sharpness, pungency, heat.

(mfn. from R.

f^J

Hot, warm, pun-

s.

(J.

from R. f^^P) Endurance,

bearance, patience, resignation

ness of disgrace.

for-

the conscious-

Tdrdchand Ch.

(mfn. from

a.

form of R.

the desiderative

f^5, +3)

v. a.

To

make wet

wet, to moisten, to

glutinosa).

tree

(Diospyros glutinosa).

and

f^Wl
fSNg

from

(/.

damp.

2. Its resin,

Also

(/.).

1.

which

(Di ospyros

tree
is

used to caulk

vessels.

of

a. (corrupt,

Mohun P.

Bitter.

f^RooT,

i.

(C3?lt35 To

to sprinkle, to

distil,

drop.

p. 24.

A
Ben.

(to.)

(mfn.)

a.

s. (to.)

f\3^|>

Patient, resigned, for-

Also fofsSfttN!

bearing.

or

1334

lift

1333

chanan's

p. 33.

The Francoline

(to.)

(f^nrfe) To be

iv.

Bu-

Carey.
or

become wet,

damp, &c.

f^t^

Fifty-three.

Taddhita

(a species of Gossypium,

MSS.).

Root,

partridge (Per-

dix Francolinus).

A plant

Hort.

plant (Casearia Vareca).

suffix

by means of which

dinal adjectives are derived from certain

from TTfe ^ comes, TTt<lf\j^[

or-

(to.)

s.

A fabulous fish of an enormous size.

Also fsSf^rf^rT

words

a.

(to.)

(mfn. R.

Moist, wetted.

13

e. g.

Manu

As many.

(to/.)

an

m.

As. Res.

chanan's

f^^H"

258.

foPl+3$TT) The

(to.

(n.) 1. Darkness.

A
by

difference

in a

yuga.

foUUi
Hibiscus,

Bu-

s.

Three times repeated.

number, a calculation.

climbing shrub (Celastrus mono-

Carey.

Seef^fe.
ad. Sans.

f^<"*1

Sabda

spermus).

'M4*bl

A tree (Dalbergia Ougeinensis).

8. 166.
See fSf

Seventy-

(corrupt, of

jjjO" )

A plant (a species of
MSS.\ Carey.

live principally

three.

bit.

s.

Total blindness,

Hindus who

class of

Three.

morsel, a

2.

fishing.
s.

(from (q
s.

s.

gutta serena.

between the solar and lunar days

f\3^i

(mfn.)

lunar day, the thirtieth part of

entire lunation.

fef^IT

a.

20.

i.

wardly, unfairly.

Crookedly, indirectly, awk-

See

S. pp.

from R.
pron. He, she.
s.

dices).

(to.)

<3?)

tree (Dalbergia Ougeinensis).

(to.)

Also

t^T^fl

tamarind tree (Tamarindus inor

"fefe^l

(/.) and

An

outer tent, a hanat; a wall or skreen

of cloth surrounding the principal tent.

fsS<^tfTft
fcl4M>'W

s.

(to.

Also

Wilson.

t^^T+^T^ )

Disrespect,

abuse, reproach, insult.

(Bang.)
(mfn.)

Acid seasoning.

The tamarind

tree,

a.

(n.)

(mfn.

proved, reviled, reproached.

Censured, re-

ftpFT

1335

s.

Rs<^+ftpTTl) Reproach,

(/.

contempt, disrespect.

Ninety-

black spot.

A man

2.

marked with moles.

three.

(corrupt, of

"feTtett^T

tree

Red sanders

(Symplocos racemosa).

a cover, a

(Pterocarpus sandolinus).

Concealment,

andfe*^.
i.

e.

bearing no blossom, or

Also

oil.

(~\

a.

Gr. 817).

Wilkins'

mfn.

Going crookedly, moving

tortuously, ad. Sans.

Crookedly, awry.

f^THTfr,.

(a.'fetf^+TS'fr ) Oblique mul-

brute

"fi?^ Root,

(C\3*l($J>)

i.

To

go.

ipSPfcl

s.

$$iH

(n.

s.

(Cyprinus Tila).

fish

mole, a spot, a small quantity, as

sesamum-seed.

3.

of,

Carey,

or

a.

Spotted, freckled.

f^ + ^jf

Half a grain of

\mn.

s.

f^T + ^)

oily seed

47.

2.

much

Carey.

faf*T

s.

4.

1.

sectarian

An

(from
(m.)

strictor?).

moment.

oilman.

large snake (the

The

tilaka or chief

ornament of the Three Worlds,

guished and great personage.)
(w.)

3.
5.

The

disease

bladder.
;

i.

2.
4.

e.

a distinfreckle,

Black sochal

the appearance of black

Boa con-

Wilson.

deletia or

Ron-

Macrocnemum, Buchanan's MSS.).

Carey.
species of

rically to express greatness or distinction, e. g.

(re.)

MSS.).

tree or shrub (a species of

mark

(Often used in comp. metapho-

species

Also

as a

on the forehead, made with coloured earth or

sandal-wood.

(Beng.) (In accounts) The

eighteenth part of a cowry.

salt.

Made

of bird (Sturnus vulgaris, Buchanan's

or greasy.

"fe^ s. (m.) 1. A plant bearing an

(Sesamum Orientale). Hort. Ben. p.

mole.

seed yielding no

(fiiFTRS)

vi.

To be unctuous

x.

f^K?

f^3^\

mustard seed.

animal.

and

its

fiSplffi a. (mfn. f^T + STCT)

abounding with sesamum.

(from

Colebr. Alg. p. 171.

tiplication.

from if^^l) Barren sesamum

(in.

Removed

Vmjfn.

out of sight, concealed, hidden.

13^

Also

veil.
s.

a.

Sesamum-oil.

Eighty-three.

f^^+^FT)

(n.

s.

disappearance

in-

Ninety-three.

(corrupt, of

(ra.)

moment, an

stant.

(corrupt, of

s.

1336

dove

common

in

Bengal (Columba bipunctata,

Buchanan's MSSJ).

fef^ITt^tt 1!

s.

Carey.

(ftf^Tll+^t^) A

(Mursenophis punctata,

fish

Buchanan's MSS.).

Carey.

spots on the skin, unattended with inflammation,

a.

(mfn.)

nent, chief.

1.

Spotted, freckled.

2.

sort of

Emibird (Loxia Tilia,

Buchanan's MSS.).

Carey.

3t5

1337

RjpiuHvil

3fc

(f^nri+^l) a

s.

fish (Pi-

sort

of

bottle-gourd (Cucurbita lagenaria, var. punc-

Carey.

tata).

fSW^
fsjc^T

f^T+tf^rT) A

(i.

trifles.

(n.

plant

(Morunga

dish of milk,

^t^ + ^ft)

(f.

31

Root,

^ (n.) Wit, sagacity.

(/.) or

3$

Sharp pointed.

To be

jj\s2<|si)

i.

in-

(mfn.) Witty, keen, sa-

a.

(mfn. v^tff +

Acuteness of

large,

or

fat,

corpulent.

A plant

(m.)

s.

s.

sagacity,

tellect,

sftl^H

and sesamum.

rice,

3tfRfl
gacious.

Making much ado about

a.

^ftff + *t^)

(*

hyperanthera).

Carey.

melodes rubicundus).

^Ept^F

1338

(Symplocos racemosa).

from

field

m.)

and

of sesamum.

game

selling

who

hunter, one

lives

by

killing

the appellation of a class of

Hindus.

(t>3^R?) To

Root,

i.

interj.

Sans, (imperat. of R.

go, to move.

\3t$[ a. (mfn.')

^1 )

Stay

stop

f^&l

f^f^Cs?)

(from

Stability,

(from R.

a.

permanence.

Standing,

abiding,

miss

v. a.

(from R.

^1)

To

con-

stay, to

fOT

The

(m.)

s.

3tFffa s.

eighth nakshatra or lunar

mansion, an asterism figured by an arrow and

containing three stars, one of which

is

5 Cancri.

fittttfrtJ

(/.

balanus Emblica).
{v5*t\3i a.

s3l<P^

Also

vSf&OTlTi
agony

i.

(-P\\mfn.

See R.

s.

(/.

Pungent.

+ t\)

s.

^tf+C^l^l)

Great pain,

To be moist

or wet.

f3^.

sharp note

of ^I^T) Shrill, sharp, loud.

in

music, a

shrill tone.

To

x.

finish,

to

accom-

plish, to get through.

(vil<PW) To

(mfn.)

^^

(^Hjf^)

iv.

from R.

n.

go, to move.

margin, an edge.
a.

motion, ve-

the pain of damnation.

sil^RooT,

See f!T.

Root,

Sharpness, pungency,

Stl+stfa) Quick

a. (corrupt,

Threefold, doubled

(w

sharp wit, of quick understanding, keen,

fen.

(fromfjT+^3")

into three folds.

^%

Also

plant (Myro-

(mfn.) Speedy, quick, swift.

a.

Root,

ife^ + W*\) A

Pungent,

acute.

a. (mfn.) Auspicious, fortunate.

s.

(f.

a.

V^NisHT,
Of

tinue, to remain.

2.

keenness.

locity,

dwelling.

excessive.

3. Terrible, urgent, energetic.

or

(/)

s.

Much,

1.

poignant, hot.

Hot, warm.

4. Zealous, active,

2.
s.

Sharp.

A shore,

1.

2.

An

error.

3.

a bank

(m.) Tin.

3.

(n.) 1. Heat,

^t^tsS

a.

(for

sSftlFffe)

Fleet,

rapid.

2.

<

warmth.

2.

Pungency.

sion. 4. Poison. 5. Iron.

(/.) or

(ra.)

3.

Hurry, haste, pas-

6. Battle, war.

-31

(\3t^" +

t3)

Placed on shore.

vil<**tlv^s. (p.jtaJl^)

An

archer.

Pungency, heat, sharpness.

(p.

Active, zealous, brisk.

jj)

Archery.
Tirhut, a province

3^

1339

Hindustan, lying

in the east of central

north of JBahar.

(from R.

a.

Situated on a shore.
Finished, completed,

^t^,)

^Uv5

or the fourth part

Carey.

(mfn.)

cipal.
1.

A line,

Strong, active, brisk.

a.

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. S[ + *f)

arrow without a barb used for ex-

(In poetry)

2.

of a stanza.

ended.
a.

An

1.

s.

ercise.

3^ + ^)

a. (mfn.

in the

Wilson.

1340

Hot, passionate,

3.

Crossed,

High, elevated.

1.

2. Chief, prin-

(m.)

s.

or highest point of any thing.

passed over.

Spread, expanded.

2.

Wilkins'

Gr. 698.
v^t^J, s .

A place of pilgrimage,

1.

'

to

!i

':

Sacred science.

A counsellor

Any

3.

piece of water.

4.

^55?

a.

full.

1.

To thrive or increase
To injure, to hurt, to kill.

An Unddi

s.

become

little, trifling, insignificant,

-31

(m.)

To

3" indecl. Sans.

e. g.

maintenance or livelihood,
Wilkin's Gr. % 849.

live.

But, too, and, also.

^"55^3

(n.) Smallness,

^E^it^ (n.)

and

Contempt,

^0^C< tH

a.

(mfn.

+ ^\J)

^55$, from

3T55?ad. (from ^55?) Contemptuously,

(expressing

slightly,

in derision.

^3

Root,

(CvStjfe) To

i.

To

Also,

dwell,

To

i.

and

x.

To

give.

(With

To guard,

to

(^jf^, Uj^f^J)

to abide.

3.

kill or hurt.

^^f^)

the insertion of a nasal,

1.

(/.) or

(TS^ + StSS^P)

s.

Also

vigorous.

Thou

disregard, to undervalue, to

worthlessness.

protect.

pron. (corrupt, of 3") Thou.

pron. (corrupt, of

or

Contemned, despised.

by means of which a number

suffix

from R.

\3

gratissi-

go, to

of words are derived from verbal roots

^3ft<F3

(Ocymum

(m.).

To
to

To

v. a.

^55^55^

Also

2.

3.

kind of basil

(mfn.) Small,

derision.

move.

(n.) Alti-

mum).

contemn.

to a place of pilgrimage.

ii.

(/.)

#foiTfU ( - f$\mfn. 3$+ TltTl + ^T)

Root,

(Rott-

worthless, contemptible, mean,

visiting

sacred place.

3"

The top

or adviser of a king.

The

Going

s.

*>

oatihi

any holy place, especially a sacred bathing-place.

2.

(/.) or

1.

A tree

2.

tude, height.

(mn. from R. S[)

s

^1

leria tinctoria).

^H^f

Also

2.

4.

To be

To hurt

strong or

or

kill.

5.

shine.

either great familiarity, or contempt).

"3^3T4^. (from a.

o
s.

(corrupt, of

Toona).

A merchant, a tradesman.

timber-tree (Cedrela

^F^ft s.

Carey.

(from a.

Trade, mercantile busi-

ness.
s.

rice,

(corrupt,

The husk

of

or chaff of

^3^Root,

corn, &c.

rel,
s.

1.

An

("f^f^)
2. To

1.

To

dispute, to quar-

hurt, to injure.

incantation to procure the injury of

another person.

Also

vi.

to wrangle.

2.

morsel, a bit, a

s.

little.

^3

Root,

fish (Silurus acutus).

i.

(C3"K3f\?

Carey.

or with the insertion of

1342

1341

a nasal

^jf^)

and

vi.

(^fe)

To

tear, to

(/.) 1. Indigo.

5.

break, to cut into pieces, to hurt, to kill.

(n.

s.

^0<p[

s.

Tf3U3

leap, a skip.

To charge with a

2.

1.

To

To snap

v. a.

"S,

(
V <k

'

curve, to bend, to

3j4

^3(^1

mordica monadelpha).

2.

^fe^
^1

a.

and

plant

The cotton

(Mo-

(m. R.

T^+^fR")

those of which R. ^T-f

(a.

(ji

+^

navel,

The silk-mulberry

v)

Hort. Ben.

Indica).

^JPW

Hort. Ben.

from R.

corpulent.

the

is

first.

timber-tree (Cedrela

p. 18.

A plant (Amaranthus fasciatus).

Hort. Ben.

p. 67.

tree

(Morus

(n.)

(Beny.~)

The

1.

(^vJ+C^H^l) The
To

(from R.

Blue

or
parrot.

2.

Two

or three

A bird (a species of Tringa ?).

x

(OTlTrfc) To

Carey.

Amomum

Also

3$

Having a

^pK<P,

^pH^

R-

1^+^

Vexed, goaded,

^3"tTI
lor.

s.

Wilkins Gr.

(m.)

p.

419)

timber-tree (Ce-

s.

Also

2.

+ 3tlT

lil s.

from R. C3"?)

tai-

(m.).

Blue

1.

vi.

andx.

C3TtR?

^ffe,

or with the insertion of a nasal.

collyrium extracted from the

xanthorrhiza.

phate of copper.

Also nS*J4<

^Root,
f.

(m.

screen, to veil,

to cover.

(n.)

^t+t^)

drela Toona).

Carey.

^S^Root,

(-pK*^ m>.

large or prominent belly.

other species of birds (Loxia rosea and L. alba).

("4 s.

man,

Also

vitriol, tutty,

or sulphate of copper.

s.

the navel.

praise, to applaud,
a.

(corrupt, of

^y*)

2.

silk-worm.

to flatter, to inveigle.

(p.

(n.).

p. 67.

a sloth, a sluggard.

s.

Also ^fat

belly.

The abdomen

lazy
s

w. a.

(In grammar)

sixth class of roots, viz.

^T) A

(corrupt, of

Toona).

s.

\SsS<

(mfn.) Giving

5.

"3^1

a.

Wilkins' Gr. % 791.

plant.

Having a prominent navel

Also

^^t^l

The designation of the

^fe^fl
The

(mfn.

g.

the marrow, from ^31^ accus. case of

See

s.

&R*CfMl

Also

e.

the. face.

A cucurbita ceous

(/.) 1.

s.

(^K'fa) To throw, to thrust, to

With ^3X1 prefixed, To push,
pain.

(mfn. from R. ^?k) Vexing, tormenting

a.

^Tttft
;

tutty.

vitriol,

vi.

used in comp.

The mouth, a beak

(m.)

s.

Blue

to thrust.

pain to

^3n3

con-

vitriol,

a leap.

A timber-tree (Cedrela Toona).

s. (?.)

Blue

p. 36.

vex, to give

make crooked
^t^l

of

(corrupt,

5.

3^ Root,

the fingers.

^ fa) To

vi.
"

^CUl

Mohun P.

a leap, a skip.

(^_ + STii^) A jump,

ITvJt^t^s.
Root,
'
^3^
Is

break, to cut.

crime, to criminate.

Snapping with the fingers

s.

*P2>1

^1 + 3K^T)

sidered as a medicinal application to the eyes.

(from R.

v. a.

Small cardamoms.

2.

To

vitriol or sulkill.

Also written

injure,

to

hurt,
,

&c.

to

l^t

1343

3^P^s;

(a. jjUjlf)

storm, a hurricane.

(from >i4<-)

a.

v.

To

shrivel,

wrinkle, to contract,

To become

to

To

made

^$<JI

2.

of the hollow shell of the

drum

long gourd (Cucurbita lagena-

^P<T

also

ria):

sort of

(/.) 1.

s.

shrivel.

s-

(mn.)

Tarachand Ch.

bottle-gourd.

v. a.

flaccid.

A pot

(Beng.^

TO l'Riii and WWt.

Also

tious, boisterous.

Also >|Sf1 (/.) and

ria).

(from a. ^\jjb) Tempestuous, conten-

1344

(Beng.)

2.

(/.)

A buoy,

the

hollow shell of a gourd.

A kind
^J<Ta.
less,

of fire-work, a rocket.

(wt/.) 1. Astringent of taste.

An

s.

s.

^Sabda
v3.<<t

Beard-

f^ftj A

"3^1

(/.) 1.

fragrant earth.

(Cytisus Cajan).

lentil

2.

Vpt

(sI^VkJ') To

iv.

(^

J"R?)

See

s.

ix.

Kridanta

suffix,

s.

(Lit.

rister.

kind of fire-work, a rocket.

See

s.

3^tl<lb

1.

A heap.

2.

roll,

Your,

a. (h.

(corrupt, of

s. (/w.)

ITO^^t^

(n.

s.

s.

conflict.

and vj^<

Also

A horseman.

Mounted on
Also

^4^-

! >.>
j t<

A
drill,

sharp conflict.

A ^Jh^b) Magnificence, pomp,

.

vJUIfi

^TtlT

Manna
^
Hedysarum
)

guard,

said

Carey.

Alhagi.

musical mode.
drill

used to make holes

a fiddle-

a gimlet.

^il^KJ v.
s.

a.

^t^l)

(from

A fiddle-drill,

a.

(mfn. from

a gimlet.

for

To bore
See

a hole.

^Pf
)

At-

tached to any object or pursuit.

a.

(from

^^3t^)

Magnificent,

pompous, sumptuous.
(w.)

Fre-

splendor.

sJ^dviM

l<l

<

s.

a. Great, excessive.

35J^J^

^^4-%) A mare.

(/.

^'^jf g(t*gs s

Thou.

Uproar, tumult,

(mn.^

quently written

s.

(mfn.

s.

Also

&c.

to be produced from

yours.

(wm.)

face of a horse.)

qui-

list,
x

an account- book, a volume,

s.

The mind. Also

Carer/.

s.

^U^i

2.

Who moves

vJStt^i. (a. jlcjio)

^f^T pron.

(Lit.

\S^^ + <K.*1 ) A celestial

Having the

*rfrft (-"ft
5

Ahorse.

^r^TFFT,

^ To do.

Carer/.

(m.

s.

horseback,

OT

(Garuga pinnata).

tree

+ *\ ).

3^1.

See

the termination of the

Sanskrit infinitive, as in ^j^from R.

"3^1^

make

quick, to

kill, to hurt, to injure.

^<^l<'Pf*r

1.

To go

(/.)

in the vedas.^)

for ^3"^,

s . (m.

<P$f

(tvsfcoRj

i.

(^if^)

^<t

(Beng.) Another

3.

plant (Cassia Tora).

Root,

hi.

(Only used

quickly; hence)

kind of

Also

(m.) Coriander.

s.

haste.

fragrant earth.

S. p. 50.

s.

3^3^

^Rj Root,

astringent taste.

from

(/.

2.

1.

long gourd (Cucurbita lagena-

3^Wt*. (-^K
An

epithet of Indra.
s.

shuttle.

m. from

*&L)

1346

v3?fT|

1345

i^^tj

T^J^) The

(mfn. from

a.

Also

fourth.

3^Wt^1

s.

^1+^W)

(/.

The

I-

trying the weight of any thing in a balance.

2.

(ra/ra.).

An
l^R^s.

(t.

Nj<^<Pf1<l

Turk.

(p. j!^,

CSj)

1-

cSJ)

l^s.

2.

ordeal authorized by Hindu law performed

by weighing the person who passes through it

Turkey.

horseman, a ca-

in

dist.

valier.

^3<p^4t^\
sf^^ft

^^F1!

^J^t^

Also
particular breed of horses.

(/.).

<Ft)

(from R.

v. a.

Its
v. a.

inhabitants.

Root,

i.

(^^f^) To hurt,

to injure, to kill.

^\+'$v3)

up, balanced.

lifted

country, per-

haps Turan or Turkestan; plur.

brush, a hair-pencil.

painter's

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Raised up,
2.

^1

Tf^3

Incense.

1.

fit.

100104.
(f.)

pair of stocks.
(?.)

t^l^j CJji) Horsemanship,

(p.

^Sy) A

(t.

a.

s.

s.

See Yajnyawalkya, Book

a balance.

^*3^P%. s The

elastic

3^) To weigh, to raise.

To throw down,
motion of a

soft

to strike.

and puffy

substance.

3^ Root,

(^Mft,

i.

C^t^ifs?) and

To weigh,

x.

(C3t-

^JSjI^Trl

to measure.

(from

a.

^5$?flj

Elastic,

soft,

puffy, pliable.

Stained paper, paper dressed with sul-

\J=*Tt3 s.

Also

phate of arsenic.

sj^ill
rity,

s.

(f.

^J*F+^flj

R.

^"fP

^ffT^ and 3^TKJ

Equality, simila-

a comparison.
plant held sacred

commonly

Hindus, and

Hort. Ben.

sanctum).

so called

p. 44.

duck (Anas Creeca).

sort of

(mfn. from^T-f-^T Wilkins' Gr. 899)

Frequently used in

comp.

e.

St^fP

ef.

2.

by the

(Ocymum

(Beng.)

mortal,

1.

s.

from R.

(f.

The weighing
3.

steelyard.

of a thing.

A measure

Gr. 831)

2.

balance

or weight of gold

and

silver,

equal to 100 palas, or about 145 ounces

troy.

4.

6.

The

The

sign Libra.

5.

resemblance.

of a quantity of metal equal

gift

weight to one's own body.

^^+^5)

(mfn.

Carey.

^XWilkins

^VvS^i

Also

^MHW

ment

s.

'{f.

^prl + C^Tf^?) An

orna-

s.

^j^l<W

matics)

s.

plant

^tfft^

set of chimes.

^T+^T)

(n.

s.

a.

1.

^pfl + <4~R)

(mfn.

(Lit.

Holding

hence) Trading, trafficking.

tradesman.

2.

The

sign Libra.

drinking toge-

^P+^Tl)

(/.

combination

mj-n

(In mathe-

of like or

analagous

Colebr. Alg. p. 173.

^c?p

+ ^c?p j Of equal value.

The reducing

an equation by removing the

a pair of scales
(m.)

different

(Physalis minima).

Carey.

s.

vscry^j

for the feet or toes.

^TtCt^T^t

Esteeming

ther.

sets of magnitudes.

ffifeirfe

n .) Simi-

^Vil^ft (-Pr*lmfn.).

(3pP + 3^5) A

s.

in

Tarachand Ch.

(/.) or

analogy.

larity,

vS^P^

\3l

objects alike.

dr^rt

(mfn.) Similar to

a.

the immortal gods, from --SP^s? a. (mfn.) Im-

1.

(f.)

a.

Similar, like, resembling.

on both

sides.

^f.n^n.)

a.

(mfn.

dissimilar, like

like

magnitudes

Colebr. Alg. p. 245.

3^) + 3F3~P )

and unlike.

Similar and

3"

1347
jjpvl^f)f*i

(n.

s.

1348

^"P+^FTOt^T) A

similar

case, a parallel case.

"3*1^ s.

3/^ Root,

mattrass, a bed.

(Wf3)

iv.

the prepositions

3^1

(to.)

s.

3$ff5P

To be

3^1

Often with

*f prefixed

or

to

m ^rt-^ff^-)
(

2.

1.

of chaff or husk.

To

to

fill,

s.

fill

up.

(.)

conflagration

capital punishment,

(/.) 1.

s.

3*y^

sort of

(J\

metre in Sanskrit pro-

As. Res. x. 471.

sody.

3jf|

Also 3~t1

quiver.

it.

The husk of rice, the chaff of corn, &c.

s-

(m.)

s.

satisfied or con-

be pleased or delighted.

tent, to

(^W^)

x.

(3*1 U(.\?) To shrink, to close (as the eye-lids).

J&S\ A

(p.

3^1 Root,

3^5.

(m.)

s.

Indigo.

2.

quiver.

CJ>y) The mulberry-tree (Morus In-

(a.

and other

dica,

quiver.

Carey.

species).

See

3"^

twisting dry straw round the limbs of a

viz.

and

criminal,

(m.)

1.

setting

Frost

on

it

Wilson.

fire.

cold.

Thin

2.

rain, mist.

5M

(corrupt, of

s.

(f3+(?i"1^1)

s.

silk -worm.

Blue

vitriol or sul-

phate of copper.

To

(from R.

a.

v.

satisfy, to

ap-

3"<4

pease, to gratify, to content.

(m.)

s.

A bull

1.

without horns though of

an age to have them.

3J^> a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^^+^3) Pleased,
gratified, appeased.
^1 (/.) or
*| (ra.)

Gratification.

3^0

(f. R.

3^1 + f\3)

Pleasure, contentment,

gratification, happiness, delight.

+ <R")

(mfn.

a.

sure or contentment,

(/.)

3^" Root,

iv.

satisfactory.

beardless man.

Also

earth.

(3TPT3)

To make

1.

See R. 3"^\

go quick.

Affording plea-

gratifying,

A fragrant
and3^^t^1 (/.)
s.

2.

To

2.

haste, to

kill, to hurt,

to injure.

3^|.

(h. ^Jbj)

s.

trumpet.

Also
3^]

Tf%m\.

mfn.

^J%+^)

^ ^+*T)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Pleased,

"t

swift, expeditious.

<

Quick,

ad. Sans. Quickly,

happy.

gratified,

swiftly.

v3^1<P

(mfn. from

a.

i.

(C^t^Tfe) To

3TP

i.

See

3^

3^+ ft") Haste,

C^t^f^ ) To

3ft/Ts.

s.

(mfn. for ^3T0 from

a.
(ra.)

Any

3=^ Root,

hurt, to give pain,

to kill.

swiftness,

i.

(n.

from R.

3^)

1.

Frost.

2.

Moon-

moon-shine.

(3"^"^)

forth, to turn out.

contempt or

familiarity).

fourth.

2.

1.

To

dismiss, to send

(According to some as a

3=Tirf^) To measure,

to

weigh.
s.

employed

T>3^J The

musical instrument.

root of the xth class,

3" pron. (corrupt, of 3") Thou, (always

in

from R.

(/.

sound.

The husk or chaff of rice, &c. See 3^T

(m.) Dust.

Root,

light,

s.

quickness.

(m.)

3rfJ

3^ Root,
3^J

Silent, taciturn.

3"^.

See

3^T s

3/^)

(n.

from R.

(Morus Indica).
atmosphere.

3.

3^?)
2.

1.

The mulberry-tree

iEther,

(mn.)

the heaven, or

Cotton:

also

3^1 <?

35*^

1349

1350

<

and

(.)

(m.)

(Beng.)

4.

A pair of

3!

See

(/.)

2.

blade of grass.

Amber,

pencil, a painter's brush, or

gum

which being rubbed becomes

Wilson.

electrically attractive.

a stick with a fibrous extremity used as one.

bed.

3.

An

or quilt, a bed, a

ingot-mould.

4.

down

rod dipped into

Wilson.

Root,

i.

^$m)

To

satisfy.

(mfn. from

a.

grain growing

^l+^3i) A

(m.

s.

Also

bamboo.

See R.

Tt^Tr

f#*ffi[

^1+^)

(n.

s.

palm-tree.

wild or without cultivation.

^t^l

(^fo)

or cotton

crucibles to try whether their contents are in

fusion.

Grass, or any gra-

1.

&c. or any

A mattress

^tltfe

painter's brush.

(/.) 1.

2.

or

mineous plant.

See

Cotton cleared of the seeds.

5.

eat

from R.

(n.

s.

(STrtfa,

viii.

Xtp3) To

balances,

ipfift

J% Root,

T^ + UTT)

(mfn.

a.

Made

of

grass,

abounding with grass.

f ^K+^t^)

^'Uka

turn, silent.

(m. from

s.

cl+^"t3F^)

palmyra-

tree.

^"^t<f

a.

(mfn. from

f^fj^f )

ad. Sans, (from R.

Taciturn, silent.

ST^F)

3T^P

^l+ JpP) A
,

(n.

s.

Silently,

Zambac).

Also

^f*W

plant (Jasminum

(/.).

in silence.

J^Qad.

^jr\A

Sans, (from R. vT^?)

Silently,

(s.

3 A

Dust.

Clotted hair.

s.

(n.)

thin substance, an atom.

1.

Kridanta

suffix,

2.

3.

by means of which nouns

(Crude form -^5

m.)

e. g.

i.

s.

(f

ft +

A doer, from R. <P + 3

A triplet.

Trans.

R.A.S.

449.

{mfn. from 1^" + ^"^) Consisting of three

stanzas (as a hymn).

3^ Root,
proach.

i.

(^fcfefii)

To

(mfn.

a.

ploughed (as a

^t^T^fe

field,

s.

A
^TT Root,

The

third

day of a

(f.

t^Ft^f^)

Thrice

&c).

^fftfj

eunuch.

jure.

2.

RooT

>

vii.

(^tfvj,

To

disregard.

T-

(^jtf&),
a.

third.

2.

from

^tH +

The neuter gender.

Also written

See Wilkins' Gr. 764 and pp. 57. 58.

^SSOTSS

substantives thus formed have in the

nominative case the termination v3l

s.

^^T)

from

(f.

ft) The

lunar month.

the radical vowel undergoing the change called

;

s.

Sin.

denoting an agent are derived from verbal roots,

guna

(mfn. from

a.

silence.

4.

+ TTl ) A heap or quantity of grass.

(/.

in

go, to move, to ap-

3.

(^fa),
vi.

To

1.

To

to in-

(^ft),

iv.

(f>if3), x

kill,

give.

I0tit)

v.

i.

To please, to satisfy, to gratify, to content. 2.

To be pleased, to be satisfied or gratified, to be
satiated or contented.

To
4

light, to kindle.

3.

(In the

i.

and

x. cl.)

1352

1351

R.

^sSl a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

Gr. p. 420) Satisfied,

^1%

(/. R.

s.

Wilkins'

satiated, gratified, pleased.

^jj-1%) The

petite, content, satiety

satisfaction of ap-

pleasure, gratification.

(mfn.

a.

^ l +'3

Causing

satisfac-

tion or contentment, satisfactory, gratifying.

Root,

be pleased.
3.

To

^FTl

To

2.

To be

1.

To concede,

and

03^*1

1.

content, to

C3^*t1

^1

s.

(/.

R.

thirst.

2.

To

Twenty-

The

(from \3<Pl

Suckers, or young plants

s.

twenty-third.

plant (Convolvulus Turpethum).

Carey.

from R.

3^)

1.

Thirst.

2.

Vehement

a.

C3\3f%S3) Crooked, warped,

(from

a.

awry.

s.

sort of pulse

(mfn.

^1 + 31^*3)
Also

thirst.

Suffering-

^^3"^"

to

make awry

03\3T%P) To

(caus. of

bend,

or crooked.

and
v. n.

(from f^3TlJ<F

To be crooked

or

awry.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

(from

Thirsty.

Carey.

(Lathyrus sativus).

^<P^ a.

(Lathyrus sativus).

Carey.
v. a.

a. (mfn.).
a.

3Wrft*tf3)

of

shooting up around a plantain-tree.

Thirst, wish, desire.

vexed with

thirst,

To

with

desire, wish.

3^tf^"3

with f^T

(from C3*l

a.

(3\51
(/.

wish, to desire.

for, to

^^s.

step forth

three.

^F.
To

To

to permit, to allow

(corrupt,

G3$\5l
(^R^fs?)

iv.

over,

pass over, to cross over, to transcend.

SeefSpFTl.

s.(f.)

To pass

with

to step out of ; with

satisfy, to gratify, to please.

Also

hurt.

^^Root,
long

(v^FfSf)

vi.

To ascend

with

mfn. from R.

sort of pulse

Also C3^3foil1

Thirsty, de-

sirous, longing for.

conj. (from

3^1

(/.

from R.

See Trans.

3^0

R.A.S.

G3F3^T

562.

i.

pr on.

Therefore.

Thirst, de sire, wish.

tree

"Wrf a. (mfn. ^Sjf) +

Pained with

s.

(corrupt, of f3"r%\f[)

(Tamarindus Indicus).

The tamarind-

Hort. Ben.

p. 53.

thirst,

Also

its fruit.

thirsty.

Root,

vi.

(^^f^f) and vn.

To

kill, to hurt, to injure,

To

the insertion of a nasal,

Root,

i.

2.

To

3.

To overcome,

pass.

1.

To pass

i.

(With

exceed, to overcome

over or across.

To pass beyond,

with

alight (in the causal form also,

Pertaining to or re-

sembling the tamarind.

A
of centiped (Scolopendra morsitans).

pron. He, she,

to get through or over, to sur-

prefixed,

C^^^l)

(from

increase.

cross over (a river), to navigate, to swim.

With

a.

or

to

To descend, to
To translate)

a.

(corrupt,

articles are

vermin.

Carey.

Carey,

it.

cornered, triangular,

which

sort

of f!r +
s.

3tfc)

Three-

triangular frame on

suspended to keep them from

1354

1353

A plant (Eu-

C^^t^1"pT^ s. (C33tl +
phorbia antiquorum).

G33pft

Carey.

COT^fa"

(corrupt, of

?)

(corrupt, of

(corrupt, of

Cs3^3l

C^^^T

KT+ C^Wl ) Tucked in

plant (Aletris hyacinthoides).

from

s.

ft +

(from

s.

Hort. Ben.

Hort. Ben.

ceolaria).

Three stabs or

thrusts.

C3W!Ul^'4'

The

p. 30.

medicinal drug (a

Carey.

(Conyza lan-

p. 61.

Cloth with stripes

GOT^s.

(from

COT^+*ft)

COT + ^T) A plant

from R. C\33T

(n.

dour, light, heat.

5.

for

(0OT + 3*T?) A

s.

Cv3^^T

Triangular.

put in three.

CSPUtSl

COT

species of Boletus or Agaric).

ftr^

ft + ^3)

(from

s.

(n.

s.

Beng. C\5^t^3

at three corners (as a garment).

a.

(/.)

leaf of Laurus Cassia, used as a seasoning. Also

fishing-

rod, a harpoon, a trident.

C3W5l a.

s.

ftr+T^N+^") A

3.

One

as

<Ol^.

of the three natural qualities

patience

tian ague.

See Trans. R.A.S.

4. Authority, dignity,

36.

ter-

Lustre, splen-

1.

Power, strength, might.

2.

the same

35, 576. n.

consequence. 5. Im-

pungency.

sharpness,

i.

6.

Semen

virile.

(\30ui

C3^

(fromft+(>t#nj

a.

Root,

i.

(OTf3 ) To

Three-eyed.

COT^ a.

guard, to cherish,

diant.

COT^T

(mfn. from

1.

Splendid, ra-

Glorious, famous.

2.

to defend, to protect.

(sJOl

s.

(corrupt, of

CsSOl^)

Cassia). Hort. Ben. p. 30.

ardour, liveliness

splendour

2.

COTF^ a.

1.

tree

v. n.

or

a.
v. n.

To

To

COT^t

revive,

weaken

be excited

to

v. n.

C$31

To

To

See

Wilkins' Gr. 907)

1.

Splendid, radiant.

2.

Mighty, glorious, famous.

;
,

(\3 011-4^ s.

invigorate

lose energy.

(a.

ci^Ur) Commerce,

trade, mer-

cantile business.

(from a. c^ls^) Mercantile, com-

a.

COT*^.

See

COT^+f^

(-f^pT, mfn.

a.

v. a.

Irradiating,

COTF^ SeeCOTS^.

sharpness.

dilute, to

1.

Conferring strength, power, or

2.

glory.

power, dignity, fame, glory,

To become vapid

COTFId-^)

{mfn.

illuminating.

Energy, vigour,

impatience, pungency,

(Laurus

mercial.

COTS^Ig

s.

C^^PI+^JI) An

(m.

assemblage

033TT^

a.

(from

of glory or splendour.
bright, brilliant
s

(p.

J3

jjj)

swift pen, the

pen

of a ready writer.

COTFT

s.

(n.

3^+31^)

R.

rendering bright or splendid.

bamboo.

3.

2.

A sharpen-

ing or whetting.

USv3*1<?

s.

(m.

COT^n-^) A

charum Sara).

Energetic, active

pungent, hot, unable to bear

disrespect or inferiority.

C3f3N3
1.

C^vS^)

a.

(mfn. pret. part, p. R. C33Uf-3^3)

Polished, rubbed.
v. a.

2.

1.

Sharpened, whetted.

(from R.

To

leave, to for-

sake, to desert.

kind of reed (Sac-

C3K3rtar

a.

(mfn.

COT^T-f

Full of energy

or power; full of ardour or splendour.

1356

1355

t^I-^Ej Awry,

G3s5l a. (corrupt, of

^
WolRl

s. (

C3\5i

+ p. ^i^j)

a kind of palm (Corypha

G33T^3)

(from

a.

making of a thing damp

a

Wetted,

having three

s.

The

Three-storied,

t^)

Forty-

G5^l

Fif^O) The

2.

(m. R.

s.

of

(corrupt,

C3*W

(from

a.

(from

s.

^f^

"ft*

+ ^5^)

Thirty-

thirty-third.

*.

Con-

Carey.

ft-+^mr+^

(from ftr +

ad.

and

(from

looking three ways.

from

in one place.

^^)

Three-headed,

Also

(from fir +

place where

three rivers meet.

(corrupt, of

s.

ftpT^fvJ) Seventy-

three.

Three pi aces, three

(corrupt, of

s.

ranges.

C3*W

(3*1^

^tf^I^) Three roads meeting

COTt^
The

*!)

Moisture, dampness, wet.

Carey.

three.

C3f&*l1

Play, sport,

A species of oak (Quercus lsevis).

C^tfl
C3"ftPl

1.

to play.

garden, a pleasure-ground.

f^Lj

Also

so.

a.

of centipede (Scolopendra morsitans).

sport,

C3^+3FT)

p. 40.

A species

To

(C3 from pron. ^5"^,

c^trm

(Mimosa microphylla). Hort. Ben.

1.

formable to that, resembling that, such.

tamarind-tree

W^foMi (froni C^JfT) Like a tamarind. A

R.

(n.

s.

Thus,

(Tamarindus Indicus).

plant

GR*T

a.

ox

three.

(corrupt, of

f3" + *Ff^tt) Three-

Medicine, the science of me-

03<^Root, i. (G3<TK3)
2. To weep, to lament.

stories or floors.

ra^tf^U (corrupt, of f^ftf^

(sgSgFpfj s>

C^t)

(a.

pastime.

or wet.

(from fTT + sSl^T)

(corrupt, of

a.

forked.
s.

or wet.

G33"ft"

KSraSffj

(Erythrine Indica). Carey.

dicine.

fjf3U3) To make

(caus. of

v. a.

widely extended plain.

A tree

S. p. 192.

Wet, wetted, damp.

a.

damp

tree,

Sabda

Taliera).

used to hold

and containing from one to two pints. Carey.

also

Carey.

Acting crookedly.

A vessel

(fromtvFT ?)

s.

A plant (Physalis grossularia)

s.

its fruit.

PSpi

See

oil,

crooked.

qUA^j )

Thirteen.

See

C3R1
(from

a.

C3^)

Consisting of three

C3Tflfc

s.

(from

The

thirteenth.

places or ranges.

03^33
GS^t ad. Sans, (instrum. case of pron.^5\^) There-

Sm

(corrupt, of

"qAi^lJ) The

thir-

'

by, therefore,

CTTO

s.

sort of fish

ii

Mohun P.

p. 138.

by that means.

chanan's MSS.^).

C3^Root,

teenth day of a month.

Carey.

(C3*i"E3)

to ooze, to drop.

The name of a mode of song.

(Clupea truncata, Bu-

2.

1.

s.

To

(corrupt, of

qUll^*!)

Thirteen.

sprinkle, to distil,

To shake

or tremble.

5.

(from

f^)

Oil.

Carey.

Seet^F

See

t^T

ClPl

1357

A sort
Telgagra,

(Pimelodes

Buchanan's

of fish

MSS.).

Carey.

A cockroach (Blatta

Carey.

gigantea).

(^WFfella. ((^^+ "5W|Wl)

glossy with

Gelonium ?).

C^^W

Ebony (Diospyros

Csj^ l<PO

s.

Sort. Ben.

3.

soldier.

Ifolo

A native

1.

s.

(sji 1^1

ll*1

s.

(from

C33^
bits

s.

$&fF$t

of the Telinga coast.

C^nPt^l

oil

(from

s.

s.

Hort. Ben.

C3fW

Holding

oil,

oily,

&c).

also

its

Fulgent, splendid

A metallic

2.

Any

vessel.

(fX$&\ + iiiv<i r^ft) a

s.

crucible.

from

flock of par-

tridges.

(mfn. from

a.

As. Res.

ferf^tTO
As. Res.

f&fSjft + ^TT )

Per-

vm.

418. 450. 479.

(m.'X>Sf^m + ^) A

si

vm.

follower

Yajur-veda.

472.

cock-

OTfTOT

Carey.

The name of an upanishad be-

longing to the Taittiriya branch of the Yajurveda.

a.

oil-man.

(from "Rr + "RTl)

stripes, ribs, or nerves.

Ghee, oiled butter.

of the Taittiriya portion of the

oily.

A tree (Dipterocarpus costatus).

G3^) An

Seventy-three.

taining to the Taittiriya section of the Yajur-

p. 42.

(from
a.

3.

C33i^)

of singing.

C^+Pft^) A

roach (Blatta gigantea).

5.

metal.

s. (ra.) j.

tsjf^ftl

mode

(from G3*T) Greasy,

a.

C3*#Wl

G3^)

Three cu-

(Garcinia pedunculata)

from

a. (mfn.

(n.

(as greens,

^J)

Carey.

tM^i4fA*fl[

(from C3*T) Oily, oiled, greasy.

(from

One-third.

RHP)

(from

metallic,

veda.
s.

(from ft" + 5^3 for

a.

A tree

2.

Carey.

particular air or

dressed with

Cloth wove with

long or wide.

p. 63.
a.

"Rr+^)

(from ^\sUl

a.

fruit.

Carey.

03^1

CsS^tsSl

plant (Momordica
p. 70.

$^i * A plant (Limodorum longifolium).

GFTtf^Tl
eY

(from ^sfl,U) The third.

A beautiful flowering shrub (La-

L"jJ

Hort. Ben.

Cvj

a.

Sixty-three.

a Threefold.

sort of ant.

gerstroemia Indica).
J

a three-

trident,

C^R1

fTr^f^)

(from

s.

A cucurbitaceous

monadelpha).
CvlMl^fi

s.

(from C3*i) Oily, greasy.

a.

T)

C3ftf%

Carey.

culia urens).

G3*T1

5J

Carey.

pronged fork.

t\4<)4l

(fromt^ + R. WQ) A tree (Ster-

s.

[t

sort of

treble thread.

Carey.

(C^ + ^Tfa)

tree (a species of

ebenum, and D. melanoxylon).

tv^T^l^

fTT+

(from

s.

oil.

(C^+^Sfl) A

*.

Oiled,

(C3f*tTi+*Tr3l)

s.

rush (a species of Cyperus).

G3^H
)

W wl^<

C3f*lrW3t

1358

(h.jLj) Ready, prepared.

(h. ufj\o) Readiness, quickness.

Having three

fo^T

5 . (.

from

Oil, expressed

from sesa-

03^

1359

mum,

mustard,
v. a.

"t^3^^

(Beng.)

&c.

To

or

C^l^t^t^
common

small quantity of

The country along

(to.)

3Tf*T3

anoint.

(n.X^irf + <3?)

s.

1360

oil.

the coast south

t3^ tPt^
T

C3WC*I3"fcT^

ts^ + ^+t^)

(n.

s.

White

(nX^ + ^) An
feiH^fS^ (m.t^ + ^r^^) Amber.
tviHM^ s.

oil-mill.

s.

(tvFT + ^Ut^)

s.

(mfn.iF\

a.

I\jph<P

s.

Seeds, &c. from

(m.

+^S=)

Unctuous,

oily,

The seed of

yla^

^vS^ll/l

oil.

pilosum) used in

Carey.

The name of a

(w.)

sort of

(n.

metre in

Sanskrit poetry. As. Res. x. 433.

{Beng.\

measure of verse consisting of two

lines

composed of twelve
C3t\5

s.

(from R.

each

Tarachand Ch.

letters.

3^) The violence of a stream.

(from ^f\j>3) Dishonour, humilia-

C\3'lvi*i s.

An ornament

from^S^T) An oil-man. As. Res.

(-f^TT jM.t^T + ^T) An

s.

Carey.

The seed of

j^jsr")
i

language.
for the wrist.

G3ts5l a. (from^f\5K3) Broken,

s.

the

f*r) The seed

p.

(Ocymum

a species of basil

tion, disgrace, abusive

v. 59.

ts^ft

^)

Also 03t\53t\5

expressed.

oil is

smeared with

oiled,

(from

s.

(p.

cockroach.

of Luffa acutangula, used as a medicine. Carey.

sandal-wood.

W^IvS

P yj,

lettuce used as a medicine.

medicine.

which

As. Res. vn. 228.

of Orissa.

Ts3^t^

s.

f^M +3j*T) A

(m.) The month

oil-man.

sesamum-field.

lence of a stream
purse.

MSS.).

The

the eaves of a house.

A fish

3.

1.

s.

vio-

2.

(Cyprinus Kutla, Buchanan's

Carey.

Pausha (December-JaC3t\3t3jC3

v.

a.

(from

^^f^K?)

To

1.

break.

nuary).
2.

C3l
2.

s.

(p. aj') 1.

layer.

fold, a folding

up of

cloth.

To exchange money

GSfcjtpT

C3t^

s.

(n.)

child,

an offspring (whether male

for smaller coin.

3.

To

excite a person to abuse another.

2.

C3t3TCt3)

(from

s.

1.

Rice-gruel.

The changing of money.

or female).

C3t<<5

s.

(m.)

CsFkSH^

bird, the chalaka

(Cuculus

G3t^I

s.

(m.) Green or unripe barley.

(p.

Kutla,

fkr) The seed of plants.

Gjt^^^W^

s.

(p.

^~ + <P WD?)

ffiSt
certain

plant used as a medicinal drug.

CSt^W^siH'

A sealed

bag

of money.

reKSftrfc
s.

(from

See

melanoleucus).

G3t<JT

s.

s.

used in medicine.

(C3l\5l

Buchanan
(/.)

+ 3rfo) A

MSS.).

The name of a

fish

(Cyprinus

Carey.
certain scale in the

musical system of the Hindus. As. Res. in. 77.

0313

s.

A
a.

kind of sweet-meat.

Stammering.

<r

<r

C^Vto^^tT^ s.

^) Linseed.
^+^1^) Cotton-seed

(p. -Jssi

s.

(p.

Carey.

C3t"3fTtlfl,

s.

(from 03T3^Tl) The act or habit

of stammering.

C3W

1361
G3tv3l

(from

s.

IjV)

p.

cock of a gun,

P arrot

The pummel of a

3.

^jls )

(p.

CJ\p\
2

1362

The

Also GJTCI'ft

saddle.

The ocean.

)
(to.).

A plant

female parrot.
(Jussieua repens).

GSt^s.

(n.

from R.

^J^+TT

head used to drive an

stick with an iron

phant

Wilkins' Gr. 799.)

ele-

awning
CSfftpT

^J^+OT")

from R.

(n.

s.

anguish, disease.

2.

(mn. from

s.

f.

(t. c->y)
s.

non and

<y)

(p.

artillery.

A place

park of

sj)

(p.

2.

Garden-herbs,

1.

An

gold or silver

it is

or of crystals.

(mn. from R. J C\)

s.

pottage,

bunch of herbs or flowers

gems

cluster of

where can-

artillery-stores are kept,

orna-

2.

raised near a bathing-place.

s.

A goad.

cannon, a gun

An

1.

a portal.

Vexation,
greens.

(sil^s.

R.^3^+^J*i

mented gateway or arch

a goad for driving cattle.

Cs3'Ul

a weight of

tola,

stated in books at 16

ma~

shas of 5 rattis or 61 grains each, and weighs

artillery.

An

(t.

s.

To

mHk'I 5 !

G3"N^5.
2. (re.)

R.3^1+313

A weight

Tarachand Ch.
Morton.

silver.

An

jb

(p.

(m,

directing or

levelling a gun.

C^rtjtt^,

in practice it is cal-

weighs nearly double, or 208 grains.

shrivel up, to shrink up.

t^.+TftfJj The

(t.

s.

culated at 12 mas has jewellers' weight, and

bundle, a portmanteau.

v. a.

104 grains troy

therefore

artillery-man, a gunner.

artillery -man,

gunner.

Whl

s.

) 1.

o ne who weighs.

of 80 rattis or 210 grains troy.

rupee's weight of gold or

See

^T + ^SI^T)

(R.

Wilson.

The

raising or lifting

up of a thing.
(a.

Rare, singular, uncommon,

:;

<tiac )

excellent, admirable, beautiful, wonderful.

C3tf^1

s.

Latham ;

small bird (Sylvia Cingalensis,

Motacilla Zeylanica, Gmel.}.

(cans, of

a.

v.

Carey.

C3"fa"feC3) To

from
strong dispute, an altercation.

C3t^i
Also

To

v. a.

shrink, to wrinkle, to con-

lift

3.

See n3<

tract, to shrivel.

(a. <tjy)

s.

WlH^

s.

(mn.")

Repentance.

An iron

To cause

j^ron. (from

crow. Also Cs3"fcl<rl (/.)

You. (Only used

in

com-

position).

CvFftT s

teluk
(Lit.

(n.)
s.

C3^W3l

C3TO + It

Giving water.)

2.

1.

To

from R. Wl)

cloud.

suit

To

s.

A
s. (

(C3T*n from (3Hl$T3,

portable hearth or furnace.

C3FT1 from CJRTtre, +*t1The

raising

and dropping a

the introducing a subject of conversation,

C3ff^fU3

v.

a (from R.

to root up, to

4 S

raise, to

excite a vomiting.

and then suddenly passing away from

Water.

2.

to eradicate or erase.

from
thing

(m.

(from R.

up, to take up.

C3t*tfSTfr
C3t^~l

See C^t^T

weight.

K3l^ft$H3

cause a thing to contract or shrivel.

v. n.

1.

s.

of clothes worn on particular occasions only.

vomit

it.

3^) To raise, to

lift

to strip, to peel a

fruit.

up,

1363

1364

VH

C\3

from R.

(n.

s.

tlXiy)

(p.

The termination of a few

mattrass, a quilt.

"^T)

Pleasure, happiness,

rived from prepositions, e. g.

Land near the

joy-

(3t^ a.

(mfn. R.

3^+3J3

gratifying

The pleasing

Gr.

(/.)

foot of a hill, from prep,

Root,

^H^r

R.

(mfn. fut. part. p.

forsake,

(Q)Olf3) To

i.

abandon, to

quit, to

Frequently with

to relinquish.

prefixed to

or

abandoned, deserted.

Left,

p. 418.)

or

any one.
a.

s.

(mfn. pret.part. p. R. CD^SUf-^ Wilkins'

a.

R.

(n.

s.

^^TcS^I

Gratifying, caus-

ing happiness or joy.

C3l^l

substantives de-

it.

Fit to be pleased, deserving to be

(from R. CC^ST) To leave, to aban-

v. a.

Also

gratified.

don, to desert.

bttyi.)

(p.

cartridge-pouch,

0) ti^pron. Sans, (nomin. sing. m.

a wallet.

W\

n.

CTWlttrTl

s.

(p.

*u.

<sJiy;

CDli^l

tify, to

C3ll>^

raft)

s.

To

(from R.

a.

please, to gra-

delight.

from

(n.

disrespect.

^il^ The sound

of musical

C0^)

(m. from R.

s.

1.

Relinquishment,

abandonment, abdication, resignation, separa-

2.

tion.

(n /Jkbs + TT) Contempt,

s.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 110). That.

store-house.

relinquishment of property

gift,

a donation.

GjWTr

s.

t#1

(n.

bill

of divorce-

+t^)

Relinquish-

ment.
instruments

GJH

harmony. Also C^tTT^T^^

(from R.

s.

^T)

Wft

v. a.

a.

(~fl\mfn.

act of

abandoning

ing,

<r

weighing.

Weight; the

(n.).

used in comp.

e. g.

To weigh.

mfn.) Abandoning virtue,

weigher.
reprobate, from

v. a.

^A

Taddhita

suffix,

tives are derived

fS<^ a.
f&4
to

To weigh

(from R.

from adverbs of time

Long, long

be a contraction of "3*T

since.

It

e. g.

for

^l

54.*lv q. v.

Trans.

An

ascetic,

one

passions,

who abandons

&c.

2.

ter-

giver,

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

C3^+TT)

Fit

be relinquished or abandoned, proper to be

deserted.

Kridanta

suffix

put after roots to form

nouns expressive of the instrument with which

any act

is

accomplished.

The

radical vowel of

the verb undergoes the change called guna.

Taddhita

jectives
e. g.

to

^"

TI*^ s. An archaism
R.A.S. i. 454.
CD

03t3P

seems

Gr. \ 923.

1.

donor.

See Wilkins'

q. v.

(m.)

s.

(m.) Virtue,

s.

restrial objects,

by means of which adjec-

(mfn.) Ancient, of long standing, from

ad. Sans.

a thing.

suffix,

which serves

from adverbs ending in

OTCQ

a.

(mfn.)

Of

or in

sj^;

that pi ace, from *3?T

ad. Sans. There, in that place.

Gr. % 919.

<UT

to form ad-

See Wilkin's

Ex.

To

(n.)

s.

drink.

e. g.

A drinking-vessel,

Many

^f^T

s.

roots insert

(n.)

An

from R.

an auxiliary

instrument for digging,

a hoe, from R. ^l?^ To dig.

Wilkins' Gr.

'

1366

1365
T as a Taddhita

799.

suffix

serves

to

form adverbs of place from pronouns and pro-

nominal adjectives;

__
\3

I^That ;

T^TT

W$ Every,
Root,

Root,

Root,

(with the insertion of a nasal,

go, to move.

To

go, to move.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

strive, to

To

act, to perform functions.

endeavour.

3.

3HS3f%3*]:

Also

third.

TTO^

qH^f^)

(m>. from

si

Also

The

sixty-

(mfn.).

STO + ^f^)

(J.

{mfn. from

a.

ty-third.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

i.

^HIS^

JTO^f^

i.

1.

To

Anywhere, everywhere, from

Wilkins' Gr. % 1043.

all.

i.

To

sS5 There, from pron.

e. g.

<r

three.

Sixty-three.

^XT^^"f3) The

^S^f^I

seven-

(mfn.).

^US^fts. (f. ETO + T^IS) Seventy-three.

oie

The forty-third. Also 3

I^I (mfn.)

lft"

2.

srr'&jtf^K

To be busy.

rnx^+^f^" ^^)

(j.

Forty-three.

TT!

Root,

(IPT3) To be modest,

i.

to be

See

ashamed.

CT

5
)

"ft".

(m/re.

a.

(m. from R. "CPt) Modesty, bashfulness.

s.

Also

thirty-third.

JjH"!

(corrupt, of

s.

Shame, bashfulness,

Trnfg*K

modesty.

s.

(/.

from

mrp3*K)

q 5 P^

OK^II

TT^r^+'Rr

The

(mfn.).

^^)

Thirty-

three.

TTf^3 a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^PlL+^3) MoCjift s

ashamed.

dest, bashful,

viz.

(mfn. the irregular superlative degree

a.

Satiate) Highly satisfied.

of

(f from flT ) The three vedas collectively,

the Rig, Yajush, and

Wilkins' Gr.

SJ^NB.

p. 520.

by the
irreg.

compar. degree

Satiate) Highly pleased, highly satis-

of

Sama, the Atharvan

being omitted.

qWk

(wi.

^3Tft

+ ^^) Duty

prescribed

three vedas.

*!

UT^t^T

from

(jb/.

s.

(-*t% j>ZW

The

thir-

teenth.
fied or content.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520.

q'tUlR*!

ZP^s.

(n.)

JT'T)

s.

ZP*

s.

triad

(n.)

(n.
;

Tin.

2.

from

"fir) Three, a

used in comp.

OTo

The

e. g.

C^

(<TRTPJ

SeeWL
a.

s.

(n.)

s.

(*^+OT.

WW
SOTW*t3R

(mfn. from

Also

The

C^t^^lT

(mfn.).

only.

Thirteen.

^ttrtTl'fl,

number of three, a

+ ^TT;

three worlds, from

fifty-third.

T^*^)

Thin or diluted curds.

three vedas, from

(n.)

Lead.

(femin. of

s.

qtUlk*)) The

thir-

teenth day of a lunar month.

TITTTtf^"

a.

(mfn. from

o
Also ^Xrrf3; *tf33SI (mfn.).

twenty-third.

mTTt-ft 05

3T*Ttf3"*K) The

s.

(f.

^l+f^tfe) Thirty-

three.

The

Root,
often with

4 S 2

iv.

f%

(q*p[i) To
or

fear, to

prefixed to

it.

be afraid;
x.

1367

1368

irfe)

To
To

1.

hold.

3.

frighten.

2.

To

To

2.

Also, x. (with

prevent, to forbid.

the insertion of a nasal, H"

speak.

seize, to take, to

o;j

TUfs3)

TF1)

(m. from R.

s.

TTWf^3

a.

Fear, terror.

TT^ + ^f^^)

(mfn.

Alarmed.

To

1.

a.

shine.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^T^"L) Fright-

ened, alarmed.

TT^R

(m. from R. TT^L?)

s.

1.

shuttle.

2.

*rWt

Weaving.

(-f^ mfn. TTfcT + ^/T

a.

) Fearful,

timid, alarmed.

TTTO^

s.

C^\) An

(mf. TT^T from R.

atom, a mote or small particle of dust visible

in a

liver

sunbeam.

q*<pl^"

(corrupt, of

s.

!Ttf^ imperat. Sans, (from R. ^^T) Save, de-

f^<-*<p|<

Reproach,

ft"

a. (plur. only,

^%,f. f^S,

m.

n.

tfffa)

Three.

blame, censure, disrespect.

TT^3

3^1+^3)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Fright-

fir*K

s.

ened, alarmed, fearful.

^1+^)

(mfn. R.

a.

Timid,

from "ft") Thirty.

a.

(mfn. fiT

OKr^+OT) The

thir-

(-fH.

Also ftf *] (rnfn.) orfcr*ft

tieth.

fearful.

(/.

mfn.\

3"1Root,

(3lfe).

ii.

SeeR.tU".
(n.

Tji

Taddhita

suffix

collec-

nouns are derived from substantives

tive

C^TTl

s.

(/.)

A cow, +

cowherd, from

C*fl

e. g.

s.

(/.)

Also adverbs with a locative

signification are
suffix

from

^^5^

this

by means of which

formed by means of the same

ad. Sans.

e. e\
s.

(m.)

Man,

Among; men,
:

adverbs of

kind appear to be only of rare occurrence.

Preservation, rescue, sal-

vation, protection,

*^T) Preserved,

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

saved,

protected,

from 1%" + ^)

ber of three.

2.

1.

An

aggregate

num-

place where three roads

meet.

3.

The lower

fq<P<F^

s.

(-\m. f^ + <P<r>^) A

part of the spine.

mountain

with three peaks.

(q^t^a. (ftr+^5^)

Tucked

in

with three

corners, doubled together (as a waistband).

ft"^

(m.

s.

fCT+^'l) The

aggregate of three

spices or pungent drugs, viz. black

and long

pepper, and dried ginger.

guarded,
)

rescued.

A plant (Ruellia lon-

Also

gifolia).

preserver,
a.

a protector, a guardian, a saviour.

<?U<&

^TW^l

(m.) and

(as a flower).

saved,

served,

guarded,

Carey.

(-"ft^T *,).

f^T^1
!Tts3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

Trigynous

(from

Also

R.'T<S + $) Pre-

s.

(/.

from f^T)

triangular frame or bar

::

rescued,

protected.

across the

mouth of a

well over which passes

the rope of the bucket.

Wilkins' Gr. % 700.

plant

*jtjl

(_3 m

deliverer,

ZjfpSl
also

s.

R. ?CT + ^)

preserver, a

(Monetia barlerioides).

a saviour.
(/.

from R.t^T)

fS^tTi

a.

(ftr + ^tTl for C^t !) Triangular,

ft^^

s.

(n.

medicinal plant,

ftr +

^T)

1.

The

three times,

fc^

1369

and

present, past,

future.

The

2.

present, past,

and future tenses of a verb.

with the past, present, and future

^T)

fSr +

(n.

s.

one's father, mother,

The

and

bamboo

staves.)

obtained a

Rj^M + \3S)

(mfn.

a.

Acquainted
omniscient.

three families of

and
ftpi*}

Manu

f&Tt*l

{mfn.

Hf4 C^tl ) Triangular,

ft

(with the insertion of a nasal,

i.

To
(n.

and destruction.

(mfn. from

frpT*!^ ) The

(-*t\

s.

mfn. 'Rr + "Ct

frr^t^T s

(m.

triple.

qualities

ftpffl

Also

of

(/)

A god, a
(^\^m.) Manu
)

deity.
i.

95.

Three-fold, thrice,

1.

A
vitiated state of the three

see

Thirteen.

the abode of the gods.

Possessing the three inherent natural

2.

Fr)

Heaven, paradise,

The aggregate of

(w/n. ftr + $t)

a.

>f

"Rr^l + ^iHU) The heaven

Also
firtS

thirteenth.

An enemy

O.) SeeftM'.

ft

Wilson.}

of Indra, the abode of the gods.

go, to move, to approach.

from

three beds.

god, a deity,

the gods.

Root,

Rpt

^H) A

(.)

A triangle.

s.

10.

in

the Deckan.
a.

over his words, thoughts,

xn.

(So called, from being subject,

an immortal.

a.

ftrt3Ti

has

mountain with

The name of a mountain

2.

man who

as well as mortals, to the three conditions of

wife's father.
1.

religious

from fTT +

(rn.

ft

2.

command

actions.

birth, being,

three peaks.

1370

"ftn

finfh^J a. (m/rc. "ftrl + 3ITf 3 from R. f )

disordered or

humours of the body,

blood, and phlegm.

viz. bile,

ad. Sans.

Thrice ploughed.

a threefold manner.

sorts, in

(mfn. from

a.

The forty-third. Alsofq

ftT5ftft

*K s

Threefold, of three

0^

a.

f *K3II(i/.).

"5
(f ftf + ftfe" *!^) Forty-

The

(mfn. from

Also

third.

Ninety-three.

three.

ftF3FK
The

s.

JST+sFK)

(n.

three worlds

"ftT3t*1

ninety-

s.

seetq

(/.

The

universe.

The

(Lit.

(m.)

).

s.

(m. ftr + 33dF)

carpenters.
a.

Also fCT353?t

(mfn.} One-third,

ft

(-ttj\

wandering devotee.

a.

Also

(from

WT)

(/.).
s.

(w.)

of

fir+TO+t^)

(Lit.

One who

i.

carries three

ft

(mfn.).
Fifty-three.

RpfeT

A number

Three-eyed,

ftpW*N) The fifty-third.

fZP$TK3*I

a.

foliate.

of the
.

(mfn. "Rr +

epithet of Siva.

An assemblage of three

three, a triad.

fiWSfl

a.

An

sine of three signs

(90 degrees). Colebr.Alg. p. 92. JTafo <S. p. 388.

ftT3ii$

"Rr^TXPT

fSPN

(mfn.

t^H-^)

2. With three
Hindu trident).

(n.

where three roads meet.

1.

Three-leaved,

tri-

blades or prongs (said

from

*j"f^) A

pi ace

1372

1371

Ganges

from R. *fl) The

chiefly applied to the wrinkles of the skin of

and

females between the ensiform cartilage and the

(as flowing through heaven, earth,

the infernal regions).

(mfn. t^T + ^t^)

a.

s.

from

(/.

sus pedata).

ft'+

p |TT)

Vishnu.

LA creeper (Cis-

(Beng!)

2.

An

(In mathematics)

Colebr. Alg. p. 280.

Trinomial.

"fiPfcft

navel.

tripod.

3.

Crossing over the Three Worlds

in three steps.)

A kind

of metre, consisting of two lines, each divided

(Lit.

Threefold, of three

a. (mfn.

different descriptions.

Tdrachand Ck.

into three parts.

See

s. (rc.)

s.

raw*,

Sabda

gimlet, an auger.

(m.) (In geometry)

a quadrangular figure.

s.

(/.

monly called

from f!r +
teori.

See

intersection in

Colebr. Alg. p. 302.

)

ftpt^l

An

S. p. 62.

Heaven, paradise.

j3) A

plant

com-

ftrfv Aisofir^t

An

Sabda S.

auger, an awl, a gimlet.

rafe

(n.ftr+^)

Three curved horizontal

marks painted with cow-dung,

ftH<lrTfts;
hair.

&c.

t^i<P

?)

(.

The name of an Asura.

ftr^ + UQ"^) An epithet of

Siva. (Lit. The destroyer of

Three braids of

as an epithet of the Ganges).

(n.

s.

"fir+(3"P[) The three vedas,

the Rig, Yajush, and

who

s.

(-f%.\m.

viz.

Saman.

fiT+OT+^)

conversant with three vedas.

is

"fil^f

(mfn. fTT +

a.

frp3vjl

s.

One

As. Res.

(/.)

plant

Having three bends

of Krishna).

commonly

called teori

(Convolvulus turpethum).

fr^3u

Tripur a).

^l)

many images

(as have

(m.

1.

confluence of three streams (used

on the

Wilson.
s.

f&+CTft)

(/.

2.

(/.).

vin. 381.

and worn by worshippers of Siva.

forehead,

fq *<

Also "ftr^l

lus).

ft-R^t

p. 410.

ftPj?

from R. ^?) A plant

"ftrf^s. (/. "fiT +
commonly called teori (Turpethum Convolvu-

ftim

(/Or

epithet of

w .f&+^3i)

a triangle.

Colebr. Alg.

p. 58.

ftRFnl

s.

(/.

from

cinal fruits of the

ra+.^T)
Hindu

The

three medi-

minalia Chebula, Terminalia Belerica, and Phyllanthus Emblica.

fq

^l

s.

s.

physicians, viz. Ter-

Three Worlds,

viz.

^F)

The

universe, the

heaven, earth, and the in-

fernal regions.

Carey.

(from "Rr + ^F^)

ftr +

(n.

(Scirpus nanus, Buchanan's

sort of club-rush

MSS.}.

Carey.

Kridanta

suffix

by means of which ad-

are derived from verbal

jectives

roots,

a. (mfn.} Artificial, factitious,

f^T^l

s.

(m. f^T +

^^l) Any

succession, series,

or enumeration of three objects, applied chiefly

to the three

main objects of human

pursuit, viz. duty, love,

desire

and

and wealth.

fq^Wl s. (/.flT+^fl) Three folds or wrinkles

^ To make.

ftl 5

a.

(mfn.

e.

g.

from R.

Wilkins' Gr. 826.

"ftl"

+ 3J^ )

Having three mouths

or faces.

f^f^

Ss

(y.

"Rr+^f^)

1.

The Hindu

triad,

9%

1373
the united form of
2.

(Be/iff.)

1374

BrahmA, Vishnu, and Siva.

bird (Falco tinnunculus).

a.

"Rr^^

fjT^f^) The

(mfn. from

a.

Aiso"^rVN^.

(mfn.) Possessing three shapes or forms.

Itefil

^ ^slU

(corrupt, of

measure used

in

Carey.

singing.

sixty-third.

fiSf^7 *.

^f^)

(/."ft" +

s.

Sixty-three.

(-\f ftf+R.

The name

As. Res.

a metre in the prosody of the vedas.

t^lFl s. (corrupt, of "Rr + ^I^) One of the

Ragas or personifications of the Hindu musical
modes.

of

x. 463.

The

(mn. from

Carey.

three

periods of the day, viz. dawn, noon, and eve.

"Rnrftrl

The

s . (/.)

night.

The name given

in

books of law

which a person

to a law-suit in

engages from anger, covetousness, or infatua-

fillq

(n. ftf

s.

+ ^t^T for Ttftf ) Three nights

consecutively, the duration of three nights.

a. (wz/w.

a.

RH$JJ5$*l

ftjI^Wl

fromf^T + C

(f.

the three worlds,

viz.

Carey.

fq*ft5)

a.

a.

"ftXni*ft

^) The

(mfn.).

fir+^+u^W)

universe,

Thrice ploughed.

fir*

(mfn.

(mfn. ftt + 'S^) Thrice ploughed.

s.

(f.

ftr + ^tTT^)

Root,

s.

a.

An

(m.)

"fiT+C^t^T)

(mfn.

"Rr*l

s.

(TT&7f3),

iv.

(vT^fe) and

vi.

(OThrfa)

ftjTPt)

also

&c.

ft '^)

Sabda S.

Thirty.

(from

s.

Mohun P.

month.
a.

frrPtTTS

The

thirtieth

day of a

p. 139.

(from
a.

(/.) 1.

(J^pfcj ftT + fl^l)

Three-

s.

blame,

Also

fault,

ftr+^tff)

and
trident,

failing.

An

5.

6.

(Lit.

Armed with

a trident).

epi-

3.

Uncertainty,
Little,

small.

(f. CT

?T*%

forf!r,

hurt, to injure or

or

+ 3l)

1.

The

three sacred

or the southern, household,

sacrificial fires.

2.

The second yuga

or age

mythological chronology of the Hindus,

consisting of 1,296,000 years.

An

moment.

4.

atom.

(CTHf3) To

collectively,

in the

thet of Siva.

I-

Also

a three-

pointed spear.

short time, a

^rtiirl

CZfS\s.
fires

(n.

Crime,

kill.

Three-nerved.

Small cardamoms (Alpinia Car2.

rptRooT,

headed.

ftr^

cut (wood), to solve (a dif-

damomum).
doubt, loss.

p. 45.

firm

To

x.

ficulty).

epithet of Siva

(corrupt, of

heifer of three

Three-eyed.

s.

Rt^tft,

years of age.

heaven, earth, and the in-

fernal regions.

"RH^t^T

Colebr.

Alg. p. 295.

streaks or stripes.
s.

seventy-third.

ftr + ^T^ft) Seventy-three.

(f.

fipr^T^i^g

Having three

(mfn.

s.

73.

quadrangle having three sides equal.

tZT + Ttf^+^l fromR.^1)

Governing three signs of the zodiac.

The

(from

a.

ftF^fS

Carey.

tion.

f!FT^3
Also

m.

(/) As. Res.

Also

s.

(n.

from

See ^TCD

The

three inherent

natural qualities, taken collectively.

See

5!
s

SP^

1375

which part of three lunar days meet, the

The part of the hand

sacred to the gods
a.

see

(re.).

first

lunar day ending just after midnight, and the

Manu

58.

ii.

third beginning a

Acquainted

(mfn. from

1376

with the three sciences, or especially with the

little

before the next mid-

night.

q->lR<P

(mfn.

a.

three vedas.

f$ +

Tertian,

occurring every third day.

(mfn. from

a.

Occurring

STJ^t

s.

f^T +

(re.

once every three months, quarterly.

longing to three signs of the zodiac,

The

(In mathematics)

s.

rule of three.

Be-

three spices col-

Also

Wilson.

ginger.

The

black pepper, long pepper, and dry

lectively, or

f^ + ^Tpl+^)

(mfn. from

a.

^^ci)

(re.).

(re.)

Colebr.

5A

Taddhita

suffix,

by means of which abstract

substantives, expressive of a state or condition,

Alg. p. 33.

are derived from adjectives or concrete nouns

t^T^T^D

s.

from "ftr+C^T^) The Three

(re.

Worlds,

viz.

gions.

Wilkins' Gr. % 899.

s.

CWt

(/.)

IP 53? "4

The beak

Fondness, friendship, from

s.

1*3

fll + ^lfcM

TP*^
(Lit.

An

s.

The

a.

(re/re.)

vjj^s.

The mystic syllable om.

^^)

s>

from

R.f^L)

a.

^T^^ + ^SU for^"N

<?T

Manu vm.

37*1^3

(Lit.

3T*ftf3

TJTg

(/.

(.

5.

^J^M

s.

Circumcision.

^S^ + ^S) Made

less

(w-^^+^t^") Woody

s.

s.

(f.

3^Tt^[

Woody

Also

by

cutting.

from

cassia.

53^'^) A leaf and drug,

Colebr.

2.

To

(m.

TB^-f^ti")

1.

(fPf3) To

day

in

bamboo.

pare, to

skin, to peel (a fruit).

i.

2.

To

3.

make

To be

thin.

thin.

(with the insertion of a nasal

<r

TC + ^+^^l*!) A

1.

cassia.

fS^RooT,

Eighty-three.

triangle.

s.

^pl. Root,
(m.

^<^+ C^T)

(m.

(mfn. R.

^<P >tTr

Alg. p. 58.

of

probably that of the assafcetida plant.

ft+3I*ftf^)

<r

3"^+5^t^) The manna

Wilkins' Gr. p. 422.

Having three who

60.

("/)

"Rr + ^rg)

cassia.

The

xi. 80.

Also jp*ftf33*I

from

(/.

An

(/. from ?P*ftfe) The eighty-third.

a.

s.

s.

Sans, (an archaism for f^r + ^t^

Manu

Thrice.

Woody

3.

Bark,

the bamboo.

a.

(mfn.

2.

1.

(m.).

Ku vera, the god of wealth.

are inferior.

Skin.

Other, different.

(-\f.

^^^t^l
An epithet of Siva.

companion of Siva).

vP<<

Wilkins'

Morton.

Also

three-eyed.)

^J^^TpU
epithet of

poet.

Consisting of three

extended plain.

(m. "Rr + ^I

(re.)

go, to move.

rind, the peel of a fruit.

d-><

(to.)

3?f<F3' s

Gr. 976.

s. (re.)

(re.)

Poetry, from

To

letters, triliteral.

s.

Also

or bill of a bird.

i.

a. (mfn.

T^t^3"

f^ftT a. (mfn.) Dear, beloved

Cf.);

Root,

e. g.

heaven, earth, and the infernal re-

go, to move.

>

^ft

1377

^SQS

3% for

(mfn.

a.

Made

of

To

(3" ^ft)

vi.

(^3) Quickly,

ad. Sans.

velocity,

skin or bark, consisting of skin.

3 t^RoOT,

1378

51

swiftly,

speedily.

cover, to clothe,

to

a.

Spoken

(mfn.

quickly, hurried.

invest.

3"^

Made

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^tc^)

a.

thin,

pared.

t>

(n.) Cassia bark.

$.

3T>1

s.

skin.

^fi^T^T

s.

(m. from 3T>

^KSa^M

s.

(ra.

^'^fvfeH)

4) A

3"f^ 5

bamboo.

(f.

(infn.'^i+C^)

a.

fj^s.
i.

(^^ft) To

dour,

go, to move.

\3"I4(,U a-

(mfn. from pron.

f^orlT5

^) Thy,

thine.

To

give.

R.f^L)

lustre.

Custom,

5.

it,

from

(/.

2.

dwell.
2.

Splen-

Wish,

desire.

Light.

Speech.

3.

To

4.

practice, usage.

f^^THft s. (m. f|m o

fflj| + *Tft) The sun.

pron. Sans, (nomin. sing, of pron.

With 313"

(t^fvi ) To shine.

i.

prefixed to

Perceptible by

the touch.

Root,

carpenter.

3^+ft) Carpentry. Manu x. 48.

R.

"f^^RooT,

^STT^ir

m. R. 3^55 + 3/)

Perception by the

touch.

3"<fc

( *j|

s.

The

(/.)

genit.

case plur. of

(Lit.

The

lord of

lights).

Thou.

^<

f^f^r
Root,

i.

(^^^5) To make haste,

thing speedily
prefixed to

3< A

to

fly.

to

(m. from R.

s.

do a

3^ Root,

Sometimes with

i.

QpiJ A

(^4 ft)

ray of light.

To procure

fraudulently

or crookedly.

it.

>

Kridanta

by means of which adjec-

suffix

tives are derived

from certain verbal roots,

ftt^5^" a. (mfn.} Victorious, from R.

3Jp

(m.')

The handle

or hilt of a sword.

e. g.

f\5l

To

vanquish.

3^l
s|^J

s.

R.^^+^'T)

(n.

s.

(f.

3"Ttf^3

Velocity, speed, haste.

from R.
a.

(mfn.

Haste, velocity, speed.

^Ti + 3lf%v3)

Quick, swift,
51

expeditious, speedy.

ad. (from

^TTTFl

s.

adherence.

Soon, speedily, quickly.

(mn. 3"Tl

+ ^lU*1

Also

See

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

quick, expeditious,

s.

(n.~)

The seventeenth consonant of the Hindu

phabet

?)

it is

Attachment,

3^1

the aspirate of the dental ^3

al-

and

has the sound of the English t-h as in nut-hook,

(/.).

3"f^T s (/.) Haste, hurry.

a.

51

but with a dental sound.

51

An

Untidi suffix,

3^+3t3) Swift,

stantives are

Haste, quickness,

^51
4

s.

(m.)

by means of which some sub-

deduced from verbal roots

leader, a

e. g.

guide, from R. nj,

1379

1380

To

lead.

<l

also the termination of

is

ordinal numerals
fourth, from

The

CrnfriJ)

(rnfn.~)

(mfn.) Four

a.

from ^^a.

sixth,

k^^Sl.

e. g.

some

The

a layer.

a.

3.

place to which fishes resort.

Trembling, being in a violent tremor.

a.

(mfn.') Six.

ad. (from

mason.

Also

Kridanta

To

from R.

3J^1

s.

e.

ijj*) Masonry, the trade

S^TlandSftR

TW^

(m.)

s.

sing.

cluster or

In

clusters

+ ^T) The

letter 5| or

v. a.

any one.

bottom, a

and

v. a.

^V'l

3R*Rt

! A

flat surface.

To

uicy.

place, a station.
3.

table-land.

find a bottom, to

v. a.

To

To

sound a

To

?) 1.

To silence

^f^"iUl

-^"fes3

v. a.

suffix

s.

a.

To

by means of which the

derived from the pronouns

ft^What?

are

pocket, a purse, a sack, a bag.

A
A

sack, a bag

bunch, a

A bag,

a sack

See

the pouch under the

cluster.

the pouch under the neck

See

of the pelican.

and

t^I^ That.

(from

?)

One who

receives

and

harbours stolen goods.

v. a.

stand suddenly

(from
still

^g?) To

be startled, to

with fear or surprize.

Subsiding,

moving slowly,

(corrupt, of

A
or

re-

mitting, slack.

is

p. 51.

^lc,!^l~f^^r) a. Swinging, dangling.

How? and 3^1?^ Thus,

a.

Hort. Ben.

(Hi-

neck of the pelican.

strike, to slap.

adverbs

A plant

for

or quiet

put, to place.

blow, a slap.

Taddhita

weed (Hydrocotyle Asia-

See

Carey.

SJ^pfWs. (*t^

snort.

blow, a slap.

SMl^s. A

A common

biscus mutabilis).

(from

2.

the hair

tica).

-Sltf^r3

blow, a slap.

v. a.

s.

StoR

(corrupt, of

s.

any cha-

slap, to strike.

excitement or

violent

Half baked or roasted so as to be

or

racter expressing that sound.

Sj?^

tremble, to palpitate, to

depth.

(m. 51

s.

a.

bunch of

bunches.

5^3

Also

agitation.

2.

ad.

s.

layers, in ranks or

Carey.

nJ<<P )

(corrupt, of

To

Palpitation,

singer,

flowers, fruit, &c.

If^R

In

vibrate.

an agent are derived from

g.

v. a.

by means of which sub-

suffix

stantives denoting

verbal roots

^t^

rows.

+ p.
of a mason.

4.

Carey.

fishing net.

Taddhita

manner

suffix,

by which adverbs of way

are derived from pronouns and pro-

nominal adjectives;

e.g.

ad.

Another;

Otherwise, from pron.

?)

suffered to grow.

1.

A head on which
2. A rank, a row,

ad. Sans. Thus, from pron.

Gr. 1045.

Sans.

3"^

That.

Wilhins'

5JtpT

*rrfe

1381

h A

(corrupt, of

s.

p. 6.

2.

place.

3.

Mohun P.

ford.

right or proper state,

(corrupt, of

s.

deep place.
4.

sect,

^FT)
A

2.

sheet of paper

1.

The bottom of any

row, a range.

a party,

3.

shelf.

Sjll^l

a. Altogether,

en masse,

ad.

By whole-

used like a suffix to

money, &c.

(^T+ Wl) The reckoning of the

s.

Carey.

A weed (Hydrocotyle Asiatica)

Ls.

See

sale, in the

cloth,

piece, a morsel

price of pieces of cloth separately.

To fathom

v. a.

a depth.

?)

a place

words expressing

regularity, certainty.

SUSj

(corrupt, of

5j*t*T s.

1382

Sl^ol

Carey.

2frT5^31 a. (SJI^+'S^I)

Dispersed, decayed,

lump.
ruined, scattered.

(from R. ^5^) To stay, to stop, to

v. n.

Sjt^Jjl'fa" ad.

(from ^Mrf) In pieces.

pause, to subsist, to remain, to continue, to endure,

to be,

to

The imperative

exist.

often

^t*Tl

means Hush be quiet stop

!

To

v. a.

(from

(corrupt, of ~*\\"\ )

station, a post, a

a resort of thieves or

robbers.

pause, an interval

stop; a layer, a stratum,

interj.

Hush!

stop!

SitTtetfFTl ad. (from Sffr)

bits,

ad. (from

By

by small

pieces,

by fragments.

rows, in layers, in

SffaW^s.

sects or parties.

The remaining

(from

tinuing in any condition or state

lice,

existence*

(Stfrfl

Sil^Wfat

s.

+ r.^) An

officer of

po-

a constable.

bailiff,

or con-

being, dwelling.

(from

*l"WRt^)

The

of a

office

constable.

(from^tt^) In

ad.

s.

cut into pieces.

watch-house, a horde,

Carey.

permit.

To

v. a.

layers, in strata.

Also

SllFT ad. (from

In one place, in the same

place.
a.

(from3j"ff\5K3) Erect, perpendicular.

The

^K5^T3l

(5j-T3 + ^T3l)

s.

steep

bank

The open palm)

(corrupt, of
flat

hand, the palm.

2.

1.

Also

slap.

or

shore.

5it3tf 3
s.

v. a.

(caus. of 3J1f\3K3)

v. a.

erect.

The

noun

(v.

To

a.

slap, to pat.

Aisotffaqrttre.

act of
1.

erecting a thing,

(from5J1^5) To

The paw

Erected, caused to stand

talon, a fang.

2.

or claw of an

The open palm.

animal;
3.

upright or perpendicular.
v. n.

(from R.^5l)

a.

Trifling,

quack remedies

or

To be

common.

means

ad.

or stand erect.

(corrupt,

(Applied

resorted to

by igno-

lize,

to

silence.

palm

of

by handfuls.
pillar,

a post, a

block, a stake.
v. a.

To appease,

the

slap.

to

rant persons.)
v. a.

With

(caus.

To

tranquil-

to appease, to cause to subside.

Also
v. n.

To become

quiet or tranquil, to

1383
to abate,

subside,

to

1384

desist,

to cool in zeal

or ardour, to slacken one's pace.

To uphold,

v. a.

to

a thing in

falling, to stop

its

keep a thing from

v. n.

(corrupt, of

s.

metallic flat dish

Also

^l

^)

?)

fall flat

of

(corrupt, of

Decrepid, dull,

dish,

a pot, a

on the

face.

^<T^) A bunch

or cluster

a tuft of flowers, a tassel.

fruits,

^"fctel

(corrupt, of

s,

To

course.
s.

or tray.

(corrupt, of

a.

blunt, unmarried (in a ludicrous sense).

ad. (fromSjTl

By bunches, by clusters.
To

(from R. vJ3)

v. a.

pull or cut into

caldron, a vessel, a basin.

pieces, to mince, to hack.

A
Hort. Ben.

p. 21.

(cans, of 3j"tf^TC3)

v. a.

To knead,

To cause any

and

itofTfpl

^^fttl

a.

(from

to compress,

ram

to

To cause

(cans, of

age

decrepid

(^ff3 ) To kill,

i.

crazy,

to injure, to hurt.

to

(cam. of

v. a.

to settle (as

or fall-

ricketty.

Root,

settle or subside, to tranquillize

Sj^-fi) Trembling

ing into pieces with

down, to load a gun.

v. a.

tremulous motion, the trembling or

tottering with age or weakness. Also

one to knead or compress a thing.

v. a.

^J^f^C, s.

2M<Ot

See

*Jtf^T3) Kneaded, compressed.

(from

a.

plant (Hydrocotyle Asiatica).

to flatten, to depress

a liquid).

by

force, to

To bruise,

hammer

out

to beat violently.
v.

side, to

To

(from R.

n.

become

settle, to

estate?

tranquil or quiet.

any thing abominable,

Spittle,

sub-

interj. Fie

Carey.
v. a.

To

place, to put, to lay a thing

down

C^3TTl

Sj^s.

or

or

- C*Fp*iS3 v. a.

To

(from

(^FTC3?)

Bruised, flattened,

depressed, hammered, beaten violently.

s.

-1^13

hammered,

bruised,

o _
a.

to spit.
Spittle.

To be

v. n.

beaten violently.

(from R. *5*t?)

C*M^S3

v. a.

A check

(cans, of

an obstruction.

(*tf^U3) To

hinder,

spit.

to obstruct, to check, to clog, to curb.

v. a.

To

spit, to

expectorate.

(Sjftra
Root,

vi.

(^vStvJ) To cover,

to screen, to

v. n.

(from R.

*^) To be obstructed

or hindered.

clothe, to hide.

C^W^htTTl
s.

The

ad. Confusedly, in confusion.

chin.

(from
a.

Reaching
s.

to the chin.

or placing

Saliva, spittle.
a.

s.

Saliva, spittle; a sputtering.

them

v. a.

Root,

iv.

down.

The arranging of things

Flat, depressed (said of the nose).

See

(^7f3 G3) To become pure.

?)

into order.

To

flatten, to depress, to

knead

1386

1385

(S^Tl

s.

cucurbitaceous plant (Trichosanthes

Theba, Buchanan's MSS.).

C^J^RTl

T'ft)

(from

a.

@l

Open, patent, wide at

indigenous in the north of

fruit

A bag,

^L^j)

(h.
v. a.

A tuft,

a cluster, a bunch,

($W)

ad. (from

To

by

dirty

bagsful.

In clusters, in

kneaded

be-

falling.

v. a.

To cause any one

to fall

on

his face.

a purse, a sack.

^1 )

(from R.

a. Flattened, depressed,

come

Carey.

(fromt^J) By

ad.

(from

bunches.

Bengal (Garcinia pedunculata).

T^rteMl

s.

tassel.

(3l1*tWM1

the top (like a saucer).

Carey.

s.

place a thing,

to put a thing in a particular place.

The

s.

face, the

mouth.

cluster, a tassel, a

See

bunch of flowers

or fruits.

C*fei . (corrupt, of C3Tf&)

The beak of a bird.

1.

The

chin.

2.

To

v. a.

things, or to put

A whole,

cause any one to arrange

them

into order.

a collection, an aggregate, a

By

ad. (from CKu^Ti.)

heap, a lump.

clusters or

bunches.

C^lf^lSfte ad. (from

5

(Sil^

C^^)

(from

atf.

In a heap, in a bunch,

in the whole, at once.

CSlTt^ZFT

ad.

By heaps, by lumps.

Also

^ k<Ft5ik<$

(C^k^ + f^ZFT) By whole-

sale.
s.

The spathe of a

shoots from the stem

before

it

plantain-tree before

it

the ear of corn and grass

shoots from the culm.

Carey.

10

a.

(from C^l k5) Thick, swollen with

the spathe or with the ear before

it

shoots up.

Carey.

appeasing a person.
fruits,

cluster, a tassel.

31^1

e. g.

(n.)

s.

a.

alpha-

sound to the English

d,

^1 ) Giving

Food,+l4;

a.

(n.) Milk,

s.

(corrupt, of

It^il I^U^ill

s.

By

bunches, by

TT^H't5^

s.

used in comp.

(mfn.) Giving

+ Tl.

Curds.

A plant or weed common in Ben-

gal (Achyranthes lanata).

ad. (from

(mfn.) Giving food, from 31^

fromTJ^

milk,

fit

a bunch of flowers or

(mfn. from R.

a.

s.

(from ^Ti\3li^T3) The quieting or

A tuft,

Hindu

the

but with a dental sound.

(*ft\3l a. Little, few.

C2t

The eighteenth consonant of

bet, corresponding in

Carey.

fine song-bird

common

in

Ben-

clusters.

gal (Gracula Saularis, Linn.; Turdus Saularis,

Gflpfal

s.

(from (ST>j

fruits or flowers,

s.

The

tuft,

face, the

cluster,

a tassel.

mouth. See

a bunch of

Carey).

A
and

contraction for
for TTftF (a.

K<^\ (p.

^j)

Again,

U3J S)

In, within,

ditto.

Carey.

1387

^fe

TtSg.

VL\
fi *\

Root,

*tf3) To

(Tl

i.

(m. from R. "Pt*tj

s.

snake.

3.

tooth.

4.

bite, to sting.

1.

gadfly.

HSfej

2.

fang, the poisonous

fang of a serpent.

A
"Pl

t+ 3I^)

"5t

(m R. Tt*I+3FT)

Biting,

s.

or stinging.

2.

act of biting

TTf*fc3

v. a.

Tt*Tl

(f.

s.

^^+^3)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

See

W
^ 07%)

(from R.

from

Tl

OK
l

To

bite, to sting.

2.

(m.)

s.

1.

The name of one

Brahma born
hand. Manu ix.

128.

(f "C^ + <F{71) An

s.

Durga.

the goddess

(Lit.

Also^^D

epithet of

The daughter of

(/.).

^)

ruption of the

The inter"TO + XF3s +

sacrifice of Daksha by his son-

in-law Siva

used metaphorically to express

HS$U\*53$[

s.

(m.

s.

(mfn. from R. T{3cF?)

Right (not

1.

South, southern (so called, because

2.

on the right hand of the spectator, when look-

from R.

Tfo^+^l) A

tusk, a large

ing to the East).

upright.

Clever, able, dex-

active,

disappointment, the total failure of a scheme.

tooth.

kill, to hurt.

small gadfly.

cruel, noxious.
(/.

To

from the thumb

left).

s.

do a thing

of his right

{mfn. from R. T* *3j Mischievous,

a.

T^J)

expert,

to increase.

to

of the sons of

pfftpl

T*{*R

To grow,

go, to move. 4.

skilful,

Daksha.)

Bitten.

^o^t

To

1.

to expedite,

(mfn. from R.

Ttf^TJl

f*tU3) To cause to

bite.

a.

k&K3)

(m.)

Armour, mail.

{cans. of"5l

v. a.

i.

dexterous or clever man.

The

Is

a.

terous,

gadfly.

*^.

Root,

To despatch,

quickly. 3.

K5f
ow

(mfn. R.

a.

2.

1388

(-f&^mfn.

large teeth or tusks

Tt$l + t\) Having

biting or

teeth (as an animal),

s.

(m.)

wounding by the
1.

A hog.

2.

snake.

3.

Candid, sincere, honest,

Clever, able, skilful.

4.

T*fe*fa ad. Sans.

(-3^. rfW^ +3^) To-

wards the south, southerly, southwards.

I^tff^

(-*L/. Tffe +"PPl) The south

s.

quarter.

K^s.(n.) See^*FT.
Tf^

s.

Soft dirt,

TTf^lfRT^

mud.

K^'lf^) In the south

quarter, southwards, southerly.

A highwayman,

a marauder, a robber

a plunderer.

K^l^vsl *.

ad. (from

ttfSqflW^

(m. Tffel

s.

+ C%*\ )

The country

towards the south, a southern region,

(from K<pl?\3) Plunder, highway-

From

a. (mfn.*)

a southern country.

robbery.
tt<6V<C

5.

The

(m. Tf

character representing

its

letter

or

any

sound.

a.

Tfeft^

a.

(mfn. "&[f53p1+^)

(m.)

2.

1.

p. 153.

Standing on

Situated towards the south,

s.

charioteer.

inflammation, the fervid appear-

^f^T^

ance of a wound.

l^tRp^i

wing of an army. Mohun P.

right

the right.

weaver's slay.

T^^^^s. An

The

(from

red, inflamed.

T^Jl^)

Fervid, glowing,

s.

(m.

(f.

Brahman on

from

+533) The
)

right hand.

present given to a

a solemn occasion.

1390

1389

KWI K ad.

Manu

placed towards the south.

Sans, (ablat. case of

sacred

fire

^f^l) To-

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

TfeTtoJ

Ttfs^l

(n.

s.

^"ferftTT

(mfn.

a.

M^T Root,

Manu

i.

A
Ben.

interfering

("crfspi

Mohun P.

+&3^+^3)

(p. j\js^ J )

The

s.

s.

Uj)

s.

The person who

s.

j^lcj) Treacherous,

deceitful.

"W>\ \<x isl^s.

jbUj)

Treachery, deceit,

a.

(P

j\j

^j) An

^b)
Also

a.

Firm, solid, hard

H.

en-

kind of drum.

(from "^5")

cord, a thick rope.

cord, a string, a thin rope, a line, a

paroxysm.
v. a.

To

irritate, to

inflame

to bring

on a paroxysm.

WSft

Tl

impostor, a deceiver,

s.

s.

(fromTT^t)

rope-maker.

Mohun P.

A measure of capacity containing

Root,
fine, to

(p.

^jblij) Fraud, treacheiy,

deceit.

T^T Wilkins' Gr.

Burnt, consumed by fire, scorched.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

% 423).

an impostor,

liar,

five sers.

Carey.

a cheat.

^"1 l<'l\5fU.

JU-j) A

p. 89.

imposture.

"^ r

T^3^t^U3

p.

Tumultuous, sedi-

twine.

a cheat, an impostor.

(from

(a.

excessive.

intro-

Deceit, imposture, treachery.

(p.

A deceiver,

(^^ + p. jb)

s.

s.

(from a. Jji-j) Procuring an introduc-

(p.

Hort.

an uproar, a sedition, a mutiny.

^f^3 a. (corrupt, of

5.

tion or entrance.

Wt\

To hurt

1.

protect.

mutinous.

into a place, the

duces a person or thing.

T&Ml

T^fW^

tire

p. 136.

J-Lj) The entering

in an affair.

T^lt^t^ s

Cm^Rj)

v.

To

2.

Wicked, overbearing, oppressive.

deer wounded in the right side.

(a.

abandon.

or

plant (Pladera decussata).

A tumult,

k^l 5^

m. from

"R^^s.

quit

p. 10.

tious,

Southerly, southward.

line.

rice.

Also "&f$1

ad. Sans, (instrum. case of Ttfe^i)

meridian

Scorched

Wilkins'

kfe'l) (mfn.).

s.

(/.).

sun's

Gr. 899). Meriting a reward or present. Also

irferik3^3

To

To

2.

67.

fromTfeH + ^T

calendar,

(with the insertion of a nasal,

i.

1.

or kill.

rH + $^1)

cherish or protect,

TTf^l + SnFT) The

motion towards the south.

Tl^tf&Pi

(/. T*

s.

Turn-

ing the face towards the south.

^HlFT

Also

263.

sort of

As. Res. x. 465.

(mfn. from "Pffe

a.

Hindu

In the

ing on some inauspicious conjunctions. As. Res.

m.

wards the south, southward. Also

from

(/.

the designation of certain variable days, depend-

231.

11.

TO

s.

stick

x.

(TO^fe)

(m. from R.
;

1.

To

punish.

2.

To

amerce.

^2)

1.

a pilgrim's staff ;

stem of a plant or flower.

stafF,

a sceptre.
3.

The

a mace, a
2.

The

pole of a

1392

1391

tent.

The handle of an instrument.

4.

oar.

6.

punishment, a penalty, a

measure of time, the

5.

7.

fine.

sixtieth part of a

night, or about twenty-four minutes.

An

day and

A long

8.

measure, a pole of four (in some places six)

cubits ; a staff of nearly a man's height.

Alg.

Manu

p. 2.

in 46.

9.

Colebr.

column

line or

of troops.

TOt^

a.

(mfn. from

(mfn.

a.

sort of metre, the

TO)

TO + ^R)

Standing

erect.

Deserving punish-

ment, worthy of being fined.

TOWl

(m.

TO + 3Ti^*I) The condition of

a pilgrim.

TO^t

a.

(-^%mfn. TO + Slt^ + f\)

Assuming the

(mn. from "R>3?)

"ttv3<$ s.

Tfc3'lWl*[

world,

pilgrim's staff, retiring from the

(m.)

s.

devotee, a pilgrim.

stanza of which exceeds twenty-seven syllables,

Buttermilk.

and may extend to two hundred. As. Res. x. 446.

<r

\5 m.

n3

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. "Rn3

a.

<r

<r

^tv3<t1 ^3 Is. (

One who punishes

Punished, fined, amerced.

others.

1$Si
Having or holding
a staff or sceptre,

TRPTTTT^s.
of a

(m.

danda

k*SWT.I\i

s.

s.

Yama.

epithet of

TR3 + 5 Tt^ra) The commander

column of troops.

or

TO + ^'fe)

(f.

punishments

inflicting

An

(m.)

+ ^S?)

TO + 3/T

(-f&^mfn.

a.

ligious staff or stick,

votee carrying a religious

W3>

staff,

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

(m.)

s.

Bearing a

re-

pilgrim, a de-

a mendicant.

"k^+^T) To be

punished, deserving to be fined, punishable by

The

rule or

ethics, the

law of

law.

system of

(m.)

s.

tooth

used instead of AfS in

morals.

TRPftH

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

Punishable, liable to a

TO<^

Like a

staff,

s.

An

obeisance, a bow, a prostration.

To
To stand

v. a.

ISJ5t=T

down

fall

staff.

v. a.

TOtfU3

(n.

v. a.

from R.

TO + 'lt 1^)
(from "^^3)

k>3

s.

(m.

a.

(mfn.)

k1

The criminal

To stand

still,

+ k>3

s.

a.

e. g.

title

Ck^l

s.

(/.)

given to Vaisyas

Morton.

T^3R3?

law.

to stand

k^^T

blow with a

staff.

ix.
s.

168 seqq.

adopted son.

See

Also

Wealth bestowed, a

(n.

largess.

(mfn.

k^ + ^t

sacrifice of his life

j^s3,|

sentence

An

(m. "Rs5 + ^)

si.

a.

A j udicial

Wilkins' Gr.

Given, granted, bestowed, presented.

goddess,

Manu

TO + 3IWt?) A

of condemnation.

^^Jt^r?

U^T^Ta. (mfn.) Four,

Frequently used in comp.

erect or upright.

TO"fcH3

g.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

and some Kayasthas.

T3 +

that works the churning-stick.

s,

four teeth, from

post or stake, round which plays the string

TO^TO

Having

e.

(mfn.) Given by a goddess, from

SeeTO^.
,

compound words,

p. 416).

-$At3

erect like a staff.

TOfa^SJ s ( m
A

like

several

+ k^.

fine.

(TO +3^)

a.

^^sfj,^)

s.

(f.

from

!)

Having made a

died as a martyr.

damsel who

is

given in

marriage.

Pf^tlXl

a.

(-TF^mfn.

k^ + ^ltTFl)

Self-

13"

1393

TP!

given (applied to a certain description of adopted

son given in adop-

m. from R.

by

Manu

his rightful parents.

T^Root,

(W%G3)

i.

To

1.

give.

To

2.

(wi.)

"RHJT

WW^f^

s.

relin-

s.

(n.

of the teeth.

A cutaneous
A ringworm.

1.

(Beng.)

2.

and herpetic eruption.

Also

^H+^[) A plant

a.

(T^+1%lTftf3)

The

W^t

cutaneous herpetic

1.

The washing

tooth-brush.

2.

3.

(m.)

(Mimosa Catechu).

tree

s.

m T^+^t7!) An elephant's
.

fore-

head.
(Cassia Tora).
(n.

s.

(mfn. from *^H)

a.

wood

WA+ ^T)
^)

'

"^H

of

piece

gnashing of the teeth.

ix. 168.

quish.

~%Qs.

(n.

s.

used to cleanse the teeth.

sons)-

tion

W3%

1394

Herpetic, afHicted with

Also ^TH

eruptions.

'%$ + s

The

root of a tooth,

the gums.
!
f

(mfn.) and ^"BITt^l,

1% Root,

give,

To

1.

s.

hold, to possess, to

to present, to assign, to

over.
(n. irreg. see Wilkins'

s.

a.

To

2.

retain.

make

(^1^3)

i.

(-fiP^mfn.).

%\ ) Holding,

(mfn. from R.

T^f^l

Gr.

p.

79) Curds.

keeping.

Also

Ttfifr^

s.

of curds to

Tlf^R? s

T^fe^ (m.).

maka

churning;

rhoa Carambola.

plant (Artemisia Indica).

T^ft^fl
A

s.

Hort. Ben.

The name of a daughter of Daksha,

Kasyapa and mother

wife of

of the

floU 5^

(Lit.

son of

An Asura

or

demon.

Danu.)

2.

s.

(m.)

1.

tooth

a.

%j

^1^3"

bite.

elephant.

medicinal plant (Croton polyan-

Also

s.

(m.)

t^ + ^)

m/tt.

An

(mfn. from

a.

An

Toothed,

elephant.

K^)

Having large

or pro-

minent teeth.

the tusk of an animal.

The peak of a mountain.

Kv3<?

from R.

Toothless.

(m. T*3 + '3fcft3)

(-1%^

a.

Aplant(Pladeradecussata). Carey.
IvS

Wood-sorrel

tooth-ache.

W+^t^)

(m. from TOsS)

(f.)

tusked,

(m. "k"j^+^3i)

s.

s.

s.

drum).

Danavas

or demons.

The

(W+Ml^fl,

(mfn.

a.

k3'M\i

s.

(/.)

s.

/.)

Wilson.

tooth-pick.

p. 71.

RFT

4.

(W + ^*T)

T^^^fr
Barley-meal mixed

with curds.

from R. *H>J The

s. (m.
name of several acid fruits or plants, viz. 1.
The wood-apple (Feronia elephantum).
2.
The common lime (Citrus acida). 3. Aver-

butter.

R"R.+ :pT^)

lime (Citrus acida).

(Oxalis monadelpha).

^f^Si

The

(n.

(m.

See

Wli

(m.) The wood-apple (F eronia ele-

s.

phantum).

s.

(m.)

(mfn. "&[3"+<F) Having teeth,

The peak of a mountain.

(mfn. TT3" + Tl)

a.

( as

letter).

Wilkins' Gr. 899.

[/j^l<

s.

Dental

(m.)

s> (

m .) a

snake or serpent.

(corrupt, of

importance.

TPI

Pride, arrogance, self-

1396

1395

s.

Mo-

plant (Polypodium proliferum).

hun P.

TO^ft

(from a.

s.

"R^s.

(p.

Delay, pro-

^3^\ jjj ?)

1.

a moment.

p. 63.

T^Root,

2.

breath, a breathing-space,

wheedling or coaxing.

(TTtelTfe)

iv.

crastination.

To

1.

pease, to tame, to subdue.

2.

pacify, to ap-

To be tamed

or

tranquillized.
s.

One

(a. <uij)

moment, a

time, once, a

CpFtOTl

(from A. i*iS)

ad.

straint of

A grain

and again,

repeatedly, from time to time.

H^t^rt^Ts. (p.^iVoj)
called.

An

2.

An

1.

officer

XiAj<^s.

officer

of cavalry so

a register, a journal,

KM<

^jj)

(p.

counting-house,

s..

effort,

(m. from R.

the

Punishment, chas-

(Beng.^

3.

boast,

(n.

a -spirt.

^)

1.

2.

Punishment.

R.

Tt^+^^T)

posure, resignation.

keeping under
^5]/"|<p

p. jiiS)

keeper of accounts

2.

Self-command, com-

1. Self-restraint,

The

com-

act of checking or

restraint.

xhe name of a

s>

"PflPTt^

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

^^Root,

wave.
i.

To
(m.)

s.

fire,

1.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

go, to move.

A forest,
To

Tamed, subdued,

a wood.

2.

wood on

T&[a.

Also

"R^TtS

s.

(a. dJ^jj)

s.

TT^^^I

s.

v.

An

a.

To trample under

TF^T

pomp.

s.

(mfn. irrey. superl. degree of

distant, very remote.

<

^.

Most

"SR) More

Gr.
a.

distant,

Wilkins'

farther off.

(p.

See

puff.

Husband and

wife.

the

^j) Drawing breath.

A
all,

drawing breath.

the whole

exerting all

at once.
v. n.

Agni

squirt, a syringe.

Much,

T^J^t^T

p. 520.

(m/w.) Little, small.

a.

power

epithet of

or crane for raising weights.

(p.

Wilhins' Gr. p. 520.

mfn. irreg. compar. degree

A jack
A

Also

foot.

Subduing,

(-*P^ra.) An

(m. dual only)

T^J^L s.
a.

R.

having under controul.

fire.

ink-stand.

(a. <ujoj) Dignity, state,

^^+^3)

restrained, under controul.

(-I&^mfn.

restraining,

to withdraw.

startle,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

god of

T^r^i

or re-

strained.

a forest-conflagration.
v. a.

T^+^Jpfj^T)

capable of being subdued

Tameable,

particular plant.

a librarian.

TTa

2.

re-

office.

(from

of

inclinations or passions

austerities.

A single

s.

posure.

W^

^F3<Hltt*r1

Self-command,

1.

ambition.

s.

a record.

W^Jj

a penalty.

tisement;

placed over any business.

A book,

(v.jiiS)

one's

endurance of

ad. (from a. <ujj) Again, also, ditto.

an

(m. from R.

s.

time.

s.

To

sink, to fall off.

(Pi^l+^I^T ) A

squall,

1398

1397

T^lH^

^I+^tfe?) A

(from

s.

coaxed or deceived.

HM<1\5^

s.

(p. j\j

T^s.

j>)

wheedler, a cheat, a

A wife,

3U.(femin. ofT*f*T3)

being

KT

The

price of

any thing.

^)

(mn. from R.

s.

a mistress.

Fear, dread, terror.

1.

deceiver.
2.

R*i<lv5ll.

"PfM^s.

5.

a hole in the ground.

fissure,

Deception, imposture.

(p.

(p. ,_Jj)

"^[^t^a.

(p.j\T,j) Necessary, wanting.

small drum, a tambourine.

(from

Jf*^ Root,
To

2.

split,

C&tX^l Rs

To

J&jS) Necessity, impor-

tance, consequence.

(k^ufj)

x.

to divide,

(m. from R.

s.

p.

deceive, to cheat.

To

col-

Fraud, deceit.

2.

R^l^s. (p. ^J^y^jS) A petition, a request.

to gather, to arrange.

lect,

1*5

v.

W%)

1.

Tt^T^3l^s.

(p. ji^jS)

The remission of

a punish-

Baseness, wickedness.
(m.)

Pride, arrogance.

3.

Small,

See

little.

fl4v5l<1^s.

m.

(p.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

1^

To

3.

1.

take.

4.

To

To

give.

protect.

5.

2.

To

To move.

hurt or

s.

(f.

Compassion, tenderness,

from R.

i.

e.

A compassionate

An

miseration or pity,

i.

(^+^t^c

vessel for

com-

WW

Commise-

a.

sionate.

Clllt^

a.

Wi W)

Merciful, compas-

Also

HUH"!*!

(mfn.).

(mfn.

a.

W$+ ^$^)

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

husband.

Compassionate,

R. ^TL) Commise-

beloved, cherished, dear.

s.

or

from WC< VT)

Manu

1.

grief.

The name

x. 44.

2.

of a tribe

A country,

ap-

parently the same as Chola or Tanjore. Wilson.

(p. jc^JjJ)

1. Afflicted.

2.

Com-

passionate, sympathizing.

a.

PR^^I

tender, merciful, gracious.

rated, pitied

(tw.

a.

(mfn.

The valuing

tribe of barbarians.

Anguish, pain,

(p.

s.

rating, compassionate, tender, gracious.

WfrTXr

( "^y.) A

s.

T^TO^a.

passion or mercy.

Wt^t^c. J-.^S mfn.

l)

thing.

of barbarians.

a person deserving com-

e.

^<T^

k^^s.
ocean of pity,

or commiserating person.

tailor.

noun of TTftT3) The mouldering

away of any

Also "^T (m.).

)

a gradation, a step,

kill.

from R. WQ^) Compassionate, tender.

mercy, sympathy.

pity,

reply.

appraising of goods.
v.

"RIT a. (mfn.

A degree,

(p.
s.

i.

indulgence,

a rank, a situation.

bullock, a steer.

Root,

L-j^jS)

(a. ajs^o)

T^+^T) Tameable, capable of being subdued, s. (to.) A young

Tt*D

fault,

forgiveness.

The thunderbolt of Indra.

(mfn. from R.

a.

ment, the overlooking of a

Flowing, oozing, trickling.

(from

p.

j^j) Suffering, pained,

afflicted.

The valuing

s.

or ap-

praising of goods.

"CRPt*!^.

(p.

H.<< iOll

(p. xj\jjS)

s.

(m.)

T^^t*^ s.
4

(p.

Ju^jS) In the presence of, before.

^jS) A

door, a gate.

door-keeper, a porter.

IHf

1399
(from

p.

iJjjS)

The

office or situa-

tion of a door-keeper or porter.

A hall

(p. j\jjS)

Ul

(from

a.

river, the sea.

b^ + ^t^T) A

(p.

heron not yet described.

(p.

species of

Carey.

t^Jbjj) Conception, under-

standing.

(from

a.

jbjJ

p.

Pertaining to the

court, attending at court.

H^pt*4^ s.

(p. ijtfjjS)

Up)

(h.

s.

1.

New,

recent,

carpet.

A Muhammadan

A kind

of mat.

2.

devotee.
2.

sort

made (Arundo

(from

(from p. \jjS)

s.

1.

s.

valley, a

seafaring

man, a

mariner.

R"<5^ s.

^jjS)

(p.

In, within.

+ *U)

p. j<j

Monthly wages

HI<1Wl<

s.

play.

See

(m.)

1.

gamester.

A stake

2.

at

tjt^WS"

TRTfa^a.
ad. (p.

^Uo

tween, before, in view.

s.

An interval,

(y-j 3JJ S) Daily.

^[<rl a. (from

T^f^X^ ) Mouldering,

TRt^

s.

t>t<lWa.

(r."j\jS)

H< l^t

s.

An

i<M.

s.

The

^J,jS)

the midst.

1^*H^[

(m.)

s.

(?ra.)

Wji and

putrid.

tree.

all.

frog.

cutaneous eruption, herpes.

TO

Also

(m,)

from R. T^L) Pride, arrogance, haugh-

?.

tiness.

Long.

engraver.

Whole,

(p.

jtj) 1 the midst, be-

"PRT^t^a^.

(p.

modern,

Carey.

Bengalensis).

TRIlt^

a.

glen.

of reed of which such mats are

also

s.

jbj^) Frequenting the

p.

Ujj)

(p.

TffWftfr

of audience, a court.

court.

R<*d

"R"f^[Xl1 s.

1400

Mohun P.

price or value of

p. 89.

^t<

any thing.

s.

(m/w. from R.

a.

An

(to.)

epithet of

~^\) Boasting,
Kamadeva.

proud.

<r

R^t^^l

s.

A plant (Hedysarum Alhagi).

Sabda

S. p. 218.

T^f^S

The

(mfn. from T'R' + ttS)

2. (jpret. -part. p.

afraid.

v.n. (from R.

of R.

1.

(m. R.

s,

^t^PT)

1.

mirror.

2. (.)

eye.

Frightened,

(m>.

"E")

from R.

De-

Torn, rent.
stroying pride.

To

tear, to

break into
a.

pieces.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

R.

Arrogant, boasted.

a. (tnfn.

needy;

Tpfl

from R.

distressed.

Poor, indigent,

A.

\ji

(/.) or

(ra.)

Poverty, indigence, distress.

TtfT^I Root,

ii.

(^ft"5tf^) To be poor

W*U.

(-Pf\mfn. T^f+t^)

Proud, arro-

gant.

Wl^3

a. (to/.

Wl.

from T^f,

+ 3*3)

In-

or
flated with

pride, filled

with arrogance.

distressed.

ITf^fSa^ a.

(m/ra. pre*, part. p.

Impoverished, poor.

R. ^ff< ^ k-W3)

s.

(/.)

ladle or spoon*

and^l(/.).

Also

^1

f^<<t* (m.)

1402

1401

tt

< <r)<P<

(m.)

s.

snake.

1.

(. from R.

s.

FT)

1.

St^n

The half-monthly

2.

The

rises invisible.

3.

Sight, seeing;.

performed at the

sacrifice

change of the moon, by persons maintaining a

perpetual

holding.

^+3I3>)

Shewing, exhibiting

2.

Seeing, be-

1.
:

comp.

what

Shewing

not desired, ominous, from

is

Not wished

(mfn.)

a.

+1 P T^.s.
J

for,

(m.)

doorkeeper, a warder.

T**FT

(n.

s.

R.A.S.
mirror.

572.

i.

1.

vision, a

Understanding,

4.

Seeing, looking;

the power of vision.

2.

sheath, a scabbard.

dream.

intellect.

4.

i.

rain)

If^flTI

a.

Worthy

(Beng.) The thickflat thing.

sort of aquatic grass

8.

(Panicum

sta-

Carey.

Incessant, unremitting (said of a heavy

thick or heavy (as a road after rain).

(T^ + p.^j)

Ct^Tjr^a.
JpFftlT

a.

K^H tsS

Thick, gross.

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.
foot, to

T^+3HllI)

be kneaded.

"^T + ^f^) The

(m.

s.

5.

3.

mander of a body of

KnowTrans.

Indica

chief or

com-

present at a meeting.

clod,

Carey.
a ball of any soft substance

squeezed together.

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

v. a.

of being seen, beautiful, conspicuous,

tread

down

troops.

bird of the order of Grallae (Parra

Lath.)

553.

(fromTrt^T)

s.

9.

s.

T^f^ft

7.

of troops.

Trans.

ledge, science, a philosophical system.

R.A.S. n.

6.

5.

To be trodden under

R. "5*1+

a view, a sight

4.

A body

gninum).

a petal of a

The blade of

2.

ness of a board or any other

often used

a. (mfn.)

e. g.

A leaf,

1.

fragment, a part, a portion.

quantity, a heap.

a.

in

3.

sail.

(mfn. R.

a.

K.^)

(mn. from R.

s.

Wilson.

fire.

display.

flower, a blade of grass, &c.

a knife.

new moon, when she

day of

To

3.

To

2.

called

kusa (Poa cynosuroides).

IT 8

cut, to divide, to split, to pierce.

be cut, &c.

commonly

(m.) Sacrificial grass,

s.

To

Carey.

To cause

(caus. of "Crf*TC3)

to

or to trample on.

visible.

a.
v. a.

(caus.

fTTPfe) To

shew, to

(mfn.

exhibit, to display.
s.

a. (mfn. pret. part. p. of the causal

form

a.

displayed.
v. a.

(from R.

T^j

1.

To

see, to behold,

to view.
a.

in

(from

W\)

joined to a party.

Parties, factions mutually

Also

Cf

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Broken, divided,

trampled upon.

3.

^p*t

tt^+^J)

Trodden down,
Expanded, unfolded, full

split.

2.

blown.

(-f^mfn. W*\+t\)

comp.

e.

g.

tftwrl

Seeing: used

(--fo^mfn.)

a.

v. a.

(mfn.) Long,

K^Root,

i.

far,

(Tpffs?)

+
and

^Pft^s.
x.

(TNlTfsS)

To

(from R.

tread down, to

trample upon, to knead.

Seeing long (before), provident, cautious, from

a.

men

opposed to each other.

of R. "^L.) Exhibited, shewn, exposed to view,

TfPfe

Seized or

attacked by a body of

stration.

(a.
2.

JJj)

portico, a vestibule.

1.

Argument, proof, demon-

guide, a director.

1403

1404

Boggy, quivering

a.

ball of rice.

2.

like a bog.

s.

1.

TO^o

sort of sugar.

*Plip*tj s. The quivering motion of any

soft sub-

T**rf*fc3

stance.

ground.

Also

^ Rl

H.

Ben.

s.

+ f*fc3) The

ten funeral cakes

sraddha can be performed.

Carey.

s. (re.

K^lH 1^

vesture of the teeth.)

W*\

s. (re.

which are offered by the Hindus on the ten

days following the death of a relative before the

Yielding or shaking like bo;ggy

a.

(-^^.Tm + ^t^PT)

s.

The

(Lit.

lip.

from

Aplant(Ela3ocarpusrobustus). Hort.

^^+^7) A fragrant grass

1^*1^

(Cyperus rotundus). Also Wl^fe and

p. 42.

(re.).

Tl^^Ts. (TrT + ^T?) A train,

a suite, a party,
s.

a body of followers or adherents.

WT ^
5

(a.

s.

JSj)

i.

and

A plant

x. (with the insertion of a nasal

T**rfi3, Tt*ftlC3)

To put on armour,

W\

Tt*T^
or

(-\ mfn.)

s.

x.

sums of
s.

To bite, to
ow
l^lf^)

(^f

sting.

To

2.

(-^

(In arithmetic)

re.

Ben.

TTOC

si

from^Pl^) The

(/re.

IfnSI+SI

*)) The tenth part,

T^1!)

The tenth day of a

(femin. of

*.

Ten gandas

T**rt|

(-"f^l ra/re. "PpW + ^T)

the tenth decade, very old, very aged.

human

tenth or last stage of

Il

small book used by

first

principles of nu-

8e

tefj^

TpT^+vihS) Composed

hymns

tenth decade, decrepit; impotent; dying.

Manu

ii.

138.

of ten.

of

Ravana.

(Lit.

(m.)

As. Res.

vm.

k*UHHll>*i

458.

faces.)

Tf^+^T) A medicament

^L+^FT)

1.

tooth.

s.

(re.

T^K+JpT+^T)

decoction of the ten medicinal roots.

t?Wi

The peak of a mountain.

armour.

epithet

prepared from ten roots.

ways.
(mn. R.

from

Having ten

An

section comprising

Tt*W ad. Sans. (^H^- $tl ) In a tenfold manner,

s.

iH^+^U)

from

or invocations, in the A'rckika

a part of the Sama-veda.

in ten

The

Manu
In his

re.

(/. from

ten short

(/.)

existence.

(mfn. from

itfttyftl a.

s.

s.

in

a.

Wilkins' Gr. % 955.

tt*j^

Being

137.

meration.

(mfn.

tenth.

the Hindus.

the Hindus to teach the

a.

Hort.

lunar month.

T^+<F%) The ten

(from TT*!*^)

^3

?)

the tithe.

ii.

among

(Pardanthus Chinensis).

(Morea Chinensis

p. 63.

(>/.

TpnsrM

ceremonies prescribed to the three twice-born

classes

or

p. 5.

a.

"R^T 3^!

See

fours.

Mohun P.

shine.

Ten.

(from^i^)

s.

1;

Tp^+^T) A Buddha

teacher.

broker.

(from a. J)ta) Brokerage, the employment or business of a broker.

^^Roox,

from

(re?,

Bauddha

J?

s.

(re?,

from P[

Carey.

1^+"^)

a celebrated ancient sovereign

The name of
of Ayodhyd or

2.

3. (re.) Mail,

Oude, and father of RAma.

s.

(/.

TT^+^^I

from R.

W)

The

1405

name of a

5.

the

from R.

(/.

hem

on the tenth day of the

festival

month JyaisMha. As. Res.

half of the

Iffl

1406

Tfl) The end

of a piece of cloth.

or condition of

life,

hood, age, &c.

3.

2.

ill.

vants by one

first

283.

(m.)

s.

See

The

2.

+ 3TlPft)

tain state or condition of

TlTT^M

in a cer-

life.

(Lit.

fl^RooT,

epithet

R*C

To burn,

from

Mohun P.

(,tt

to reduce to

Frequently with

or

it.

abyss, a deep place in a river, an eddy.

R3?Ts. (m. R. Tl^+ 3PT)

The burning of a

(rc.)

s.

for 2.

Fire or Agni.

1.

2.

Unlucky, desti-

tute, forlorn.

Ep^jft 3

2.

In the symbolic expres-

^1+5^")

(mfn.

a.

enemy.

word stands

(H^&)

i.

An

s.

3.

this

prefixed to

The god who became ten

times incarnate on earth.)

WrU^lfl.

An

usually in the dual,

twin-stars.

ashes.

ff?$^4bf^4) An

(m.

s.

of Vishnu.

Being

1.

Either of the two Aswinas or hea-

1.

numbers

sion of
T**TlPfa" a. (mfn. T**f1

2.

plunderer, a thief, a robber.

l^T+^TH^T).

their master.

man-

The wick of a lamp.

from

(m.

s.

W^l)

(m. from R.

Age, a period

venly physicians

Xflt^FT

sells to

Leave, license, conge.

of a garment,

as childhood, youth,

who

^) The tenth day of a month.

Tt^ftST

a.

Xt^+^pftlT )
-3" (.) Combus-

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

-\3l

Combustible.

p. 138.

thing, combustion.

(/.) or

tibility.

Gr.

^^L +

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

p. 422).

Wilkins'

tl^<

Bitten, stung; eaten.

II.

"CPTRoot,

i.

to direct,

To

To

1.

to throw up, to

Also

see.

i.

and

loose. 2.

toss.

x.

x. (with the insertion of

o:3

T^*!,s. (from 3^?)

s.

ui-wst>)

sting.

The hand.

Ss~S)

(p.

1.

the rapping at a door.

clapping of the hands,

2.

pass, a passport,

a summons, a warrant, a writ.

3.

R.A.S.

Friendship, love.

Root,
first

To

give.

With 3Tl

1*1

(BBS}

To

Also

To

Taddhita

i.

burn.
(substituting in

TH^whence XTCX^fsJ,

four tenses

accept, to receive,
ii.

("RTftfe) or

in.

the

commis-

signature.

(from R. T^T

v. a.

sion.

See Trans.

Tfl

Rti^s. (p.

A little lotus.

(m.)

To throw,

(Tt^tilUS)

Tfe, TT*til[v3) 1. To bite or

To see. 3. To shine. See R. W\.

nasal f[
2.

(TpPft)

s.

15.

prefixed

G3)

(^SjtTO) To

to take off, to take

away.

cut, to reap.

suffix

by means of which adverbs

of time are derived from pronouns and pronomi(h. Usj) Zinc, lapis calaminaris, pewter,

s.

tutenag.

JTOll

XfS^

s.

s.

manner.

K s3<|.

s.

nal adjectives

When, from pron.

e. g.

TD^, 3Tfi Then, from pron.

(? Ajla-j^)
(p.

A glove.

jf**S) 1. Custom, fashion, mode,

A model, a regulation, a rule.

2.

(p. ^jji^iS) 1. Perquisites paid to ser-

kin's
.

&c.

Wil-

Gr. 1044.
(from R. Tfl)

sickle,

a bill-hook, an

iron cleaver

kl?is9 .

a.

(from R. 1*1)

To

reap, to

mow.

1407

1408
(from a. fy\S)

li

milk-nurse.

2.

midwife.

Carey.
s.

s.

ring-worm, a

(T*t3lT+31%T)

tetter.

for ring-

(Cassia alata).

TltSf^Kl

s.

s. (T*ft5l + A
Jjj) A change of customs or manners, an innovation.

A
snake

reaper, a corn-

Tttv^t
2.

litem*,

opportunity for doing a thing.

(a. ijSjs-S)

(from Jtt^l)

s.

An

claim, a charge, a preten-

used

+a

p. 98.

a perch

for

J!j~j)

Mo-

of complaint.

bill

An

1.

oar.

2.

A punishment,

3.

ransom,

pole,

a fine

To marshal.

v. a.

s.

game

English

var.

3.

Skaio').

(T^t^ + ^t^)

See

raven.

rower, a waterman.

The beam of a pair

of earth. 5. The mark 1
3.

full stop, or for

the division

Carey.

play,

somewhat resembling the

of hop-scotch.

Carey.

(TTfcft+*ft^1) The scales

s.

in

balance.

Tffel

(from Tfte?)

5.

wooden
HlO<I?fa?

s.

TTteW%1

a bird.

ridge

of lines in poetry.

(corrupt, of "R^3)

s.

4.

in writing as

genit. case of

kun P.

1.

ignorant person.

of scales.

an allegation.

Tlt\3ir1

well-known species of harmless

(Coluber boseformis,

cutter.

An

Carey.

Tffe3) A

(from

for

vow made by a woman

particular

during the absence of her husband.

the

plant,

which are used as a cure

leaves of

sion,

(from^+C^I

tttORTpT

(corrupt, of TtlJ)

Tft$H*Wi
worm

Si

A water-bird (Gallinula Madraspatana).

Tt^Sto

TffeltWt
+ ^ftc ) A

pair

tooth, a serrature,

of stocks,

fetter.

Wk.lvi s.

(corrupt, of

an indenture.

The open square near

a temple, appropriated to songs and music.

TtTv5l

a.

(from

^3)

Punished, fined,
to play with.
3.

1.

staff; a

5.

guide.

6.

A ridge

2.

a bat

v. a.

or method,

4.

The back-

jaw.

To adhere
v.

a.

?)

the

To

to a

in

custom

leave off a

habit.

biting of

"TO^Ts. (fromTTO) The washing

or cleansing

of the teeth.

'RKf'kFlfb

(fromTT^^ + ^tf^) A

tooth-

pick.
v. a.

^3)

To

stand erect, to

(%K>\+m*\)

The game of

(from

TTt^FTl

s.

Iffa"*!^

stand upright.

TTlolxipl

lips.

of earth drawn

which are placed

to the roots of plants

rows,

clew

(from pffe+^^ltt ) The locked-

s.

erect.

Custom, a fashion, a method.

Conduct, behaviour, practice.

bone.

up

2.

s.

Standing,

1.

wisdom-tooth,

s.

cricket or cat.

Carey.

(Wt^S+^UI) A gum-boil.
+ *R ?) The tooth-ache.
TttsH

Also

K Ivjt5^

^f3) Having

(from

a.

tusked,

JiTRJ

1410

T*1Pl

1409

s.

teeth,

brand an animal with a hot iron

to take

aim

with a gun.

boar.

(from TTtvJ)

s.

large

1.

2.

snaffle.

large teeth.

(from p. ^\ S) Stained, blotted

a.

The having

^tt vs^l a. (from p.

b?) Scabrous,

marked.

callous, rough.

Carey.

TOjfl

(from T^tsJ) Large-toothed.

a.

t4a^<S

Sahda

of sickle.

S. p. 208.
s.

(.

s.

Alarm, disturbance, tumult.

s.

A sort

multitude of the de-

(corrupt, of "%S5)

serrature.

3.

1.

A tooth,

a fang.

The ward of a key.

4.

2.

The

scendants of Daksha.
bill

IfteFrP

s.

(m.)

vulture.

of a bird.

KK5^^

plur. -I^o from Tffi)

(J.
twenty-seven lunar mansions, considered

The

myDaksha, and

thologically as the daughters of

(/.)

(w.

fi.

pacity

(mn. ) The pomegranate-tree (Punica

Ji-b) The

ki'pWl

s.

(p.

jb Jib) A

b) A

v. a.

^1%H1

who

de-

a.

To

a blemish; a

office,

pomegranate.

See K

The

chin, the beard of the chin.

plant

stain,

to

To imbibe a

(TTH+^M)

mark, to

stain or

(Nyctanthes arbor

tristis).

which

(corrupt, of KnJ)
to

hang

A club,

ft)s3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

R.

(From

divided.

2.

spot.

purified.

Wilkins' Gr. 700.

mark.

Stained, blotted,

nan's MSS.

a bat, a bar on

things.

or

sort of fish

1.

Cut,

Cleaned, washed,

(Perca Datnia, Bucha-

A species of Holocentra, Laceplde).

Carey.

marked.
s.

SeeTTt^ST.

(/.)

person

stain, a blot,

a mark, a badge of
v. a.

A me-

delivery of goods.

s.

(m.

goods.

(p-

TitfOT +
+ ^)
commonly called Rohini.

Sm

(/.)

iflf^WJ s. (from a. aiib) A receipt for money, &c.

scar

its fruit.

transfer of property, the

payment of money, the

^P*Hp^ *

Also (w.)

^if^Htj^

righteousness, probity.

irtM5^ (a.

livers

Skill, cleverness, ca-

Also

dicinal plant,

from ^Ltc^H-TT)

^3 + 3t^) The common black

chin, the beard.

granata).

Meriting a reward,

K!3$J

The

place in the north of India,

deserving a remuneration.

Also

chin.

See^tt^3.

klvil^W
s.

Bahlika or Balkh.

(from

The

crow of Bengal (Corvus Corone?). Carey.

wives of the moon.

in the country of

s.

5.

(from

Deceit, imposture, treachery.

p.

f[\\3^> a (mfn.fut. part. p. R. 1^1 + 33}) Proper

.

to be given, bestowable.

IRKU^

s.

(p.

jbUo)

cheat, an impostor, a

traitor.

kWl

a.

( ^

ing, granting
v. a.

(from

p.

^j) To

stain, to

mark,

to

(?w.)

giver,

R. ^Tt.+T) Giving, bestow;

liberal, bountiful, charitable,

a donor.

s.

.
:

1411

1412

TTt^ft

Wt^Tl

s.

(/.

Liberality, charitable-

Also

ness, generosity, bounty.

gallinule (Gallinula

ra>

R.

(n.

s.

+ ^T

"Rl

).

Madraspa-

TTPPfa"

(n.TTfr+^fcr)

s.

Witkins' Gr. 799).

n.

See

in. 196.

TrJ^

where
^Jj-.

ojU)

advance of money.

Also

s.

An enemy

Wife
K.

Gpjtt

of

Receiving an advance

(p. jIj

money

gifts,

(corrupt, of JClRjte))

An

elder brother

a grandfather.

^H^)

(corrupt, of

remedy

2.

s.

s.

plant used as a

ringworm (Cassia

1.

(p.

s.

Sabda

alata).

and ^T^t^t

A complainant,

plaintiff.

charitable.

^31

a.

"^^)

T0*T1

s.

(corrupt. ofl^t*i^*)

a demon.

2.

(p. <ti\S)

1.

A ghost,

ringworms (Cassia

s.

KFTffl

s.

(TtfTl

dens, Hort. Ben. p. 95, and

i.

s.

(n.

present.

(In the

first

R.
2.

make

+
The

^) The name

(p.jb

+ ST

!)

<G)j)

some

1.

straight.
1.

To

3.

others).

grain or seed.

3.

The

troops of the

1.

Granulated, having

cut.

To be

donation, a

fluid that flows

2.

To

straight.
gift,

from the tem-

wound when

it

Containing grain.

"W + ^f

Bountiful,

liberal.

(from p. ^\S)

T^Wt^ A

TU^is sub-

2.

mfn.

s.

Hastingia scan-

four tenses

whence TT55^3)

straighten or

a giant,

Carey.

begins to heal).

Wt

Carey.

alata).

from R.

of several plants (Cassia alata

stituted,

muni-

kind of necklace.

ringworm.

^) A plant, esteemed a

s.

Root,

(/.) or

Liberal,

(mfn.

a granulated appearance (as a

TftraW

make

to

grandmother.

('W\\+^ T

specific for

t{1rT

or demons.)

E;
(mfn. TTfa" + *ft T) Generous, muni-

ficent, liberal,

gods.

(corrupt, of

T^lTTST^rT

(Lit.

a generous disposition.

Sabda

ringworm.

(trtft + H%T)

for the

(from"RT&Tl)
s.

Danavas

god.

Ttfr+^fa*) a power

(/.

TjftjTtJ'tH^ a.

WfcW

funeral or other occa-

ficent, bountiful.

S. p. 61, 82, 88. See

K Wl

covered place

(.) Liberality, munificence, generosity.

S. p. 201.

Kifr*Wt

tTFR + ^rf^) A

(m.

of the

s.

or payment.

Tffa'^flpr
s.

demon, a

Carey.

sions.

Carey.

J$S) An

(p.

made on

gifts are

TtH^tft"
lW*i^s.

retaliation.

variety of rice.

gift,

being hostile to the gods of Indra's heaven.

Mann

(from the proper name

patronymic, from

(p. olo) Equity, law, retribution, revenge,

deed of

grant, a will.

sickle, a bill-hook.

s.

A plant

(Beng.^

3.

(Artemisia Indica, Hort. Ben. p. 61).

Also ^Tftote (m.).

tana).

TTtTT

(m.)

s.

ples of an elephant in rut.

Taddhita

receptacle, a vessel.

suffix,

by means of which

some Sanskrit adverbs of time

pronouns

from pron.

TfWtS"

a.

are derived from

e. g.

^sWt^ Then,

\5\

That.

at that time,

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. Tfl

Fit to be given, due, bestowable.

+ 3FftTT)

1414

1413
Offered, given (as an obla-

KM^ ) A

(corrupt, of

s.

ghost, a spectre,

indigenous in the eastern

tree

borders of Bengal (Scytalia Danura).

Subdued, tamed.
patient, enduring.
restraint, patience,

>ll3<POl

s.

"Rt^T

(corrupt, of

s.

s31

(/.) or

(n.~)

1.

worm) The

(a.

s.

forest

^T^FT)

J^y^)

on

fire.

a rope, a

tie,

request, a petition.

(From

3.

To

(from

v. a.

tooth-

p. 25.

The gum.

queen

(in

press down,

The

Also "tlin*1

forest.

IffatOT^
The

secret, to

e*l^WJ To infringe.
)

of a

Mohun P.

To keep

v. a.

conceal.

(l\ka% genit. case of "&ft3" +

from

4.

to compress, to suppress, to conceal, to smother.

endurance, humiliation, submission.

s.

chess).

R. "^I + f^) Forbearance, pat lence,

(/.

2.

Suppres-

sion, compression, peculation.

Self-

endurance, meekness.

t^l<1

portico, a porch.

Devoted, self-restrained,

(f[t^" + ^3i

s.

Mohun P.

ache.

2.

Carey.

"R^+3)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

2.

forest.

fire in general.

ribband, a sash, a girdle.

a giant.

Tttf%

1.

(w.)

5.

3.

tion).

Hl(.*f

T^t^"

(T^i

s.

conflagration

(m.y

s.

from T?ftf^:r^3+ a. ^jjb)

right side, the lee-side of a ship.

Also

p. 14.

(corrupt, of "W^l ) Haughtiness, pride, ar-

s.

rogance,

self-importance,

stamping

forcibly.

a.

ofR.Tl)

vanity,

be amerced

able, amenable, subject to the

tTH)

Also

a.

the causal
in a fine,

punish-

payment of a

fine.

(from

t*tf%3) To stamp

vio-

or

(a.

v. a.

(from R.

^Tj

A request,

^jcS)

condemned.

To stamp,

a complaint, a sup-

T^+^T)

governed or ruled.
.

(~n\n.

R.

shake

Capable of being

Wilkins' Gr. \ 725.

(T[1

+ IP^?)

1.

cord, a rope, a ribbon, a bandage.

off

^ft^

by stamping.
s.

Ben.

A plant

An

(Polypodium proliferum). ,Hort.

p. 75.

idPfl ad. (from

4.

aquatic grass, pond-weed.

The

TtfclSl

TfH ) With

a violent stamping.

an accuser.

Carey.

(mfn. R.

a.

A plaintiff,

plant which grows in rice-fields

(Xyris Indica).

TftlT s
to

make smooth

plication.
(p. JhS lJjS-S)

Kl) 1. Amerced in a certain sum, condemned to pay a fine, fined. 2. Adjudged to

be paid by way of fine. 3. Entitled to receive
is

(from R. K.^?) To press down, to

pressure, to conceal, to quash.

the causal

a fine in which another party

Beva.

compress, to squeeze, to flatten, to

by

shake off by stamping.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

of a river) Pertaining to the river

v. a.

s.

of R.

TTtf^fre

name

the

a. (mfn.).

v. a.

lently, to

Bevika

(mfn. fut. part. p. of

Liable. to

potency

from CK (<<f1,

a. (ra/ra. irre^r. derivative

3.

string, a

2.

(Beng^)

collection.

cost or price of a thing.

s.

(from R.

ox; a gelding.

4X2

^1 ) A castrated bullock,

an

1415

TTtTT

tftfir

(In keeping accounts) Five gandas, or

numbers of
kl^l^Q.

s.

from

(/.

string,

a rope, a

TffrKFT

(Xanthocymus
"CH^I

(from R.

a.

2.

clown.

1.

s.

A sort

3.

of drum.

a.

jUb

(p.

4.

111^) A

s.

The

ship.

lee-side, the lee-sheet tackle in

fwfrrt^T<?

e. g.

l^M^

s.

TTl(AUH<

from

(m.

s.

an

T^FT + ^'CR) An
(His foster-

mother Yasodha having passed a rope round

body

TTMcD

keep him

to

The

marriage-state.

TTtfg^

a.

unsteady, changeable,

Capricious,

a.
s.

brat

a cross child.

(mfn. "R" +

^)

"PftlTTO

(/.) or

accuser.

+ Sfcj)

Responsible, in-

Boastfulness, haughti-

(n.)

(n.

s.

ness, blusteringness.

Ift^+^ttC)

written represen-

tation of difficulties, a protest.

s.

The

partition or

Also

inheritance.

(m.).

l^tK
is

7
(m. TttTr + ^T !)

of

division

(, -TTfa + ^tl* fromR. T*1 with jjfl

s.

An

prefixed)

Proud, imperious,

overbearing, boasting, blustering, hypocritical.

^1

Tfftr

(mfa

giver, a donor, a liberal

answerableness.

s.

fickle,

An

(In a

volved in trouble or difficulty.

klU^jt7

in confinement.)

from

(n.

s.

1.

2.

Wilkins' Gr.

give.

Responsibility,

Krishna.

epithet of the infant

*hiOTj

Alms,

+TttH^.

Causing to

(m.)

a.

Giving alms, cha-

(f.)

(m.) Fear,

(JBeng.)

2.

used in comp.

Carey.

a cess.

cherishes,

(mfn.) Giving or causing fear,

s.

s.

A
assessment

his

765.

man.

The composition of a debt

Who

(JQ

a. (mfn.')

from

from ^tf

Carey.
large kettle-drum.

To indem-

iving, bestowing,

transitive sense)
s.

give,

Wilkins' Gr. 775.

munificent, bountiful, liberal

law, a daughter's husband.

^TSTT'T

R.

kind.

is

a.

son-in-

To

an obligation

from

(mfn.

ritable,

from

v. a.

self-

rope, a cord,

v. a.

relate a thing.

nourishes, or

bird (Turdus Citrinus).

TftWte

To

a.

plant

Bold, arrogant,

important, overbearing,
tie.

Carey.

pictorius).

be exposed

to discharge

nify,
v. a.

("Crnr for Jrt??feJ|[fI$

5.

C"&f^!?{/3

heritable property.
to incur, to

a bandage.

tie,

See

four, of cowries.

1416

entitled

heir,

a son or other kinsman

partake of

to

an inheritance

who
;

claimant.

Wt!

Tttef^f&J

(mfn.

a.

Claimable, cogni-

zable at law.
"CftTT

Tfhl

Root,

i.

To

("CttTTCsJ)

give.

OTp

(m. from R. T{1 Wilkins' Gr. % 822) 1.

donation, a present especially one given on
s.

a.

Much

(for

^JWj

in

compos,

used

Giving,
e.

bestowing.

g.

Pain + T^lfte.

Giving pain, from

a particular occasion, as a nuptial present, &c.

2.

An

inheritance.

3.

Trouble,

a difficulty, a jeopardy
scite.

5.

A breaking,

loss.

8.

danger;

place, a

4.

a dividing.

charge, an allegation, irony.

a claim.

peril,

tenure.

9.

7.

a.
1.

pay a

(mfn. pre. paz^. p. of the caus. of R.

Amerced

in a certain

6. (JBeng.)

A law-suit,

of indemnification or

debt.

10.

In-

fine.

2.

sum, condemned

Adjudged, awarded by way

to

ceive a fine incurred

fine.

3. Entitled to re-

by another.

See

^tf^3.

IftTfl a.

from R. TTftl +

/.

comp.

3^)
Used

Giving, bestowing; liberal, munificent.

in

split, to divide, to

"klftl^

(mfn.) Undeserving,

BftijPRO fftl

orbit,

TOt

case

genit.

circle

(from

TO)

having

many

(only pZwr.

circuit.

Ufa

(m. from R.

(Beng.) Wine, spirituous

sort of pine:

^i-^b)

Cinnamomum,

(Laurus
riety).

itdrtC*^^)

Also frpWEpifl

Hort. Ben.

s.

R.

(n.

"^"

See

rending, or dividing.

2.

1.

The

The

act of tearing,

clearing-nut plant

(Strychnos potatorum).

CU^)
s.

1.

Deserting his wife.

(m. from TTTfr

sort of poison,

named Darad.
4. The ocean.

kUHfaSte;
k l<^0

s.

s.

liquor.

Brass.

Gun-

4.

A doll,

(/.)

a puppet.

(TftF + fi^ft) Cinnamon (L aurus

Cinnamomum).

See

Kt^ + ^J)

(mfn.

a.

Wooden, made

of

wood.

KW\

(mfn. from R.

a.

Manu

F)

Dreadful, horrible,

(ww.) Horror, hor-

xi%. 76.

ribleness.

TiWH"

(mfn. TTt^ + STU)

a.

Wooden, made

of

wood.

TtwbfcfU (-ft\mfn. TO + ^JTpft/rom

R.

2.

(/.).

the broad-leaved va-

+ ^31^)

Ck<kt<F.

see

(n.)

(mfn.) Liberal, munificent.

a.

frightful.

TTt^

timber,

Mar-

The cinnamon-tree

p. 30.

adulterer.

wife.

kl<K5l

^u^u

An

W) Wood,

Hl^rOll

riage, nuptials.

s.

1.

s.

n.

wives,

3.

child, a son.

kU^ll
R

m.)

Attended by a wife or by

of

powder,

(m.)

crack.

from R. "klTEf!) Poverty, indi-

(n.

s.

a.

wives

(^tlTU^

s.

RiCU<s, (a.JIj) An
Mohun P. p. 157.

s.

tear, to rend, to

gence, distress.

(m.)

s.

The Psalms of David.

<<P

To

^)

a.

debtor, a defendant, a person in trouble.

(from R.

a. a.

mfn.)

e. g.

Giving to undeserving persons, from

H.

1418

TftU5

TTtft

1417

kte 5!^
MSS.

The name of a country)

s.

tree

(T omex

sebifera,

Buchanan's

but probably a species of Tetranthera).

Carey.

brought from the country

2. Quicksilver.

3.

plant (Cur-

Vermilion.

cuma
(. Trii^ + ^rf^^) Marriage.

xanthorrhiza, Wilson.

Tfte^tJ<P

poisonous wood.

Xanthoxylon

ala-

tum, Carey).
s.

(n.

Carey.

TTt^ +

+ ^) A

wooden

ladle.

Tlffl

5.

pTWffl.

(f.
s.

from TTfcT)

wife.

FtRT^tl
(from TTt^ + ^r^T)

Bunta, Buchanan's MSS.).

TOTf^H
mony,

s.

nuptials.

(n.

A fish

(Cyprinus

Carey.

TO + 3lf*FfcH)

Manu

i.

112.

Matri-

s.

The head -man of an

(p.

office,

a superintendant.

km

s.

(n.

from

FU + TT

Wilkins' Gr. 975).

Firmness, hardness, validity.

kTk\3U

a.

leather.

(mfn. from 1^(\3) Leathern,

Wilkins' Gr. 900.

made

of

1419

1420

Itt^rWfe

TT^+^lW^) A

(m.

wood-

(mfn. from R.

a.

Also

pecker.

KrCtefe

5.

from Ilt^ft)

(f.

sort of colly-

rium prepared from an infusion of the Curcuma

xanthorrhiza.

2.

sort of potherb,

Root,

(TtH^ftfe) To

(/".)

"STfaT

(Curcuma

plant

1.

xanthorrhiza).

Acquainted with

TtWS" *.

W%W)

(m/a. from

Of enlarged

views.

Exemplified,

illus-

by a comparison.

trated

K l*r

2.

(n.) 1.

s.

Wild

v. n.

any pulse

To be

2.

Siidra.

TtM^T

split like pease.

possible, to be

accom-

Hindu

Manu

society.

-s5l

v. 59. 66.

(/.) or

(n.) Servi-

'WPi^l

s.

(f.

female slave, a

from tftft)

{Jemin. of

s.

maid-servant.

The

2.

1.

A hall,

ft^s. (a.

JtS)

A broker,

wife of a Sudra.

Hort. Ben.

plant (Barleria caerulea).

r*1

2.

Split pease, or

s.

See

"Rtf^ 5!
Ttt

s.

(m.)

^ Root,

i.

from T^ft + ^T^l )

fisherman,
5.

See

(TrKR?, -G3) To

Tftf^X

(rnfn.^
1.

3.

slave, a servant.

Born of a

slave,

camel,

slave.

a servant.

a. (tnfn.^

Born

(?w/re.

from

Slavish, servile.

s.

(.) Servitude, dependence, service.

.

The business of a
give.

v.

hurt, to injure,

to kill.

See

TtfX

(m.~)

vant.

See

1.

A fisherman.

s.

( m.

from R. "RlCj

2.

slave, a ser-

flammation.

2.

3.

k-

combustion, a

The heat of a
cautery,

fever

an

in-

v. n.

To

burn.

n forT**!^)
-

perus rotundus).
(femin. of
servant.

An assembly

servant or slave.

s.

1.

m from"^^)

conflagration.

s-

a.

fisherman.

o.

TP^.

T^H^

son born by a

of a slave.

A pomegranate.

To
R.

split like pease.

T^TU^R"
2.

any pulse

Also

(n.

s.

m. from T*t*T)

(from A. <JiS) Brokerage, the busi-

s.

3.

p. 45.

female slave.

an appraiser.

ness of a broker or appraiser.

Kl

female slave, a

of female slaves.

J>\S)

Tlt5?Tt5*H

As.

x. 34.

tude, slavery, bondage.

K-l^l^

Ttfaf^fl

(p.

slave,

fisherman, a

the designation of one of the mixed

classes in

2.

Cinnamon (Laurus Cinnamomum).

See

1.

3.

A
p. 36.

v.

wound, to

hurt, to injure, to

plishable.

Mohun P.

give.

maid-servant.

or unprepared honey.

(JBeng.~) Split pease,

-G3) To

Wilkins' Gr. 822).

(m.

mariner

Res.

<r

the darsanas : see Tp'H"

kill.

a servant.

mis.

(ftt*ff&

i.

commonly

Wilson.

called yoji.

Liberal, munificent.

donor, a giver.

(?.).

"Rt^T

Jtlf^^

(m. )

s.

A fragrant

grass (Cy-

Also
)

a.

(mfn. R. fO-E^f ^1<P) Heating, igniting,

causing heat or combustion.

female slave, a maid-

TjfiOT

on

*]

fire,

from R. "RT^) The setting a thing

the heating or burning of a thing.

1422

1421

>lkll.U
Fit to

T^+3pflTT)

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

a.

\51 (/.) or ^

be burnt, combustible.

Combustibleness.

(..)

Tft3?^T

ad.

place where the

side

dead are burnt.

ad.

W.lR<?

(from R.

a.

Combustible.

towards.

to,

On

(from R. "RT

To

burn, to sear, to

(mfn. fut. part. p. of R.

"3*1

"RT

(/.)

or

Fit to be

^3"

[n.*)

Combustibility.

fft^

s.

abbreviation of p.

j&j

of a quarter or point of the compass, one of the

(-f%^.).

point of the

Trouble,

jj )
v.

vexation,

(fr

s.

om

s.

f^from ft^+T^)

(m.

p. j^jjjj)

Vexation, trouble-

part.

pret.

(mfn.

2.

final

Wf^j
TFT^)

(-^

a.

Naked.

his garment.)

quarters of the globe, a deity.

p.

(m.)

s.

1.

R.
Oil, unguent.

poisoned arrow.

ft^+^tt^T) A

(m.

s.

The

all things.

Anointed, smeared,

someness.

f&tP-iH

Look-

give trouble, to teaze.

(P-jtaj'^) Troublesome, vexatious.

a.

teazing.

a.
!

looking to every

ing to every side, taking a general view or survey.

conflagration of

To

z.

"fe 7

ad. See

f^+Tt*FT) A

f^PTla. (-ff^^.f^^+TfpPT

f^TTO
(a.

Also

points, supporting the globe.

side, a general survey.

Another.

(-*l/. from R. flHj

"fWt^l

ft^I^FT ^

compass, a quarter of the globe.

"fe^

e. g.

eight attached to the cardinal and intermediate

burnt, combustible.

An

Used in comp.

ft^3t s ( m ft^forf^l,+ t3) An elephant

cauterize.
a.

See

four sides, on every side.

.

v. a.

offtTL.

case

locat.

(JBeng.

fi<<PJ In a certain direction, on a particular

(rf^ + ^Srl) A

s.

(v.^jS) Another.

a.

for

mfn.

(Lit.

ft^,

Having the horizon

for

See

protector of the

ftf^OT

Also

{m.

s.

ft"^ forfppl+feni)

Vic-

tory in every direction, a universal conquest.

(.)

fCl^

(m/Vi.

a.

for

1%^+^)

Neigh-

Victorious in

bouring.

ft*f See

for

ft*!

f^K5Hl a. (-f^mfn. fit^+ "ftsftf + 1^)

all

the quarters of the world.

Prf^L^,. (-1/.

from

fH+WH) The

cardinal and intermediate points of the horizon.

f^7!^

s.

ft^raT

(ft 5 !,
(w.

s.

for

ft^, + ^13") The

f^+^K3<)

horizon.

Another point of

mj-n

Lit.

the regions of space,

s.

(m.)

1.

R.A.S.

AJaina
i.

551.

i.

e.

wander, to

Clad by

bare of clothing, naked.

in

An

epithet of Siva.

See

or

-C^3t^^

v. a.

To

stroll.

a.

(w/.'ftf^'ft^+^)

Situated

the direction of the cardinal and interme-

diate points of the

devotee going naked. Trans.

2.

-IWf^US

TO^fM^

the compass, another quarter of the globe,

f^t*^ a

(Beng.)

s.

compass

(f^^+^fT) A

encompassing.

mistake about the

points of the compass or about the

place.

Also

ftp^

s. (to.).

way

to

1423

ft 5

1424

fft^+

wandering about

in every direction.

ffc^FT

fpprf^T

fR^for ft*^+3^FT) The

(n.

*.

ad. (from

(fromft 5 ?)

ad.

ft=TTO

Daily.

Daily.

(m.ffrT + ^Ttel) The sun.

(Lit.

The

horizon.

Also

lord of day).

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

C^1) Cut,

di-

fWttv?

passing of

The name of the mother of the

Daityas, and wife of Kasyapa.

(/.)

Asuras or

f^Tpi
gem

fftfj^vS
Daitya.

ftf3 + J3) An ^swra

A son of Dm).
;j

(in.

s.

(Lit.

Ifc+kfk) The

(m.

s.

(m.),

(ft%+^tt3) 1. The
time.
2. A livelihood.

s.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 417.

vided, torn.

f&FPff3

spending or

sun.

(Lit.

The

of day).

or

ft^TOH

("pFT + ITt^) Day, the length of

one day, day-time.

from

(/.

of R. Tfl)

the desiderative form

case of

desire or wish to give.

Mohun

day's journey.

(mfn. from

a.

the desiderative

P.

p. 104.

form of R. *fn Ready or desirous to give.

+ P.
An

eldest sister.

Mohun P.

(/. from

of R.

the desiderative form

Wilkins

desire to see.

Gr.

L^-o) Daily wages.

p. 88.

(f^T + TK?

"ft=TTt\? ad.

Ttft) Day

from

and night, incessantly.

831.

fk^tc

(ra.

173.

who has been

(/.)

A virgin wiA younger

ment

for

From day

a<i.

Also

160.

2.

To

iv.

(ifl^jft)

excel or surpass.

of a

woman

Manu

(m.f^f^+^fa)

The husband

Also

remarried.

(m.)

in. 160, 173.

(mrc.)

4.

(JBeng.}

s.

flffPttl

(m.
si

To spend

7.

sion.

8.

"PrT + 3 ^) The

("PrT + ^ltl

spending of time.

for

5.

3.

To

day's wages, pay-

to day.

To be

^tftU3) The

To

To

deal, to traffic, to trade.

praise.

6.

To

rejoice, to

be

9.

To

de-

To go. x. (C&t<Tilfs3)
2. To ask, to beg.
3. To
(Also G3) To lament, to

(/.

4.

(With the

i.

fR"Tf3)

1.

play, to sport.

sleepy or sluggish.

suffer pain.

mourn.

Also

To

to wish, to love. 10.

move, to go.
sun.

1.

To be under the influence of a pas-

or

time.

shine.

glad.

1.

lVu$$,

To

sire,

day.

a.

n .).

vie with another, to emulate, to desire to

(m. and/.).
s.

one day's labour.

"Pt^RooT,

ftf^Tfe

The

married before an older one.

Manu m.

See Kulluka on

(Lit.

f^t^Tfa"

from

(/.

(According to some)

remarried.

Also

Desirous of seeing.

Manuiu.

twice married.

tX^T-h^^") Evening.

desiderative

The second husband of a woman

(m,)

sister

fSrffeP*

f^W^ the

end of the day).

^*1)

form of R.

dow

from

(m/w.

a.

1.

To

please.

nomin. sing.

Heaven, the

air,

insertion
2.

To be

of a nasal
pleased.

(m%. FromR.feT)

the sky.

2.

Paradise.

fori

1425

from R. "fw.^) Heaven, the sky, the

(w.
air,

1426

the atmosphere.

a.

fr<^T)

(from

(from

ad.

ft^+TtfjT) Day and

day.

(from fj|f|0 The sky.

Also

Diurnal, daily.

locat. case of

An

Indra.

epithet of

^1^) A

case of

srenit.

(Lit.

The

lord

(fromf^*^) By day.

San*.

(mfn. firfrl locat. case of

a.

(indecl.)

s.

a.

yi^ej^

Day.

fit<l<P<

Who

ftfa&

f^R, + R.

deity, a god.

Situated in heaven, heavenly, celestial.

of day.)
etc?.

ft<H-

night, uninterruptedly, incessantly. Also

(mn. from R. ft<L)

s.

fK<Wv3

f^3l + 3>^") The

(m.

s.

sun.

(Lit.

makes day.)

ft<l'l^lPi

"terl+^tf^?)

(m.

s.

Touching the heavens, reaching up

(-^. "Pr+vs^)

1.

A man

god, a deity.
ven.)

2.

2.

(Lit.

Whose mansion

bird, the

i.

in

hea-

chcitaha (Cuculus

me-

is

barber.

lanoleucus).

ffRl+^FT)

(mfn.

a.

to

the heavens.

firreWs *

of a low cast, a Chanddla.

from

(mfn.

Diurnal, daily,

(_^

3.

Also

deer.

m.).

belonging to a day.
a.

fWTpt
A

fi^+^Ttft)

(m. R.

s.

(In grammar)

designation of the verbal roots which are in-

and

flected after the fourth conjugation,

native

lists

of which the root

(p.

^jjo)

in the

stands

first.

minister, a secretary, a

(mfn. from

An

(Beny.)

ft^ + TT

heavenly

Celestial,

Wilkins

beautiful,

-^Rlsj

Gr.% 899)

delightful,

s.

v. a.

To take

f^^) + '5^^) A

superna-

oath.

an oath.

ft^JS^s.

(fi-om

Carey.

tural vision.

steward.

Supernatural

ft^tfl
day.

Also
s.

from

(n.

s.

"fWtTTTT

(from

p.

)
s.

Night and

(n.).

^^S) The

fK<J<li<PJ
office or

duty of

a minister, steward, or secretary.

[k< HJltfal

<CU Jft)

s (p.
.

a steward transacts business.

The place where

2.

a. (mfn.

day-time

dim.

ft1+3I^)
s.

(/w.)

An

s.

fWtCT

(n.

hall of au-

Unable

s.

(/.

s.

(n.

'Rt<jV<
dew.

"ft^+^Tt^)

Rain-water,

ftWJWtp* a. (mfn. to +^
to see in

R. PHls) Heavenly,

from

celestial, divine.

lamp

in

To take an

ft*)) An

oath.

-3ftt3

v. a.

oath.

applied metaphorically to a person

whose honours or eminence are

(wi/ra.)

beautiful

Heavenly water.)

(Lit.

(from

to+3tfpTl) A

owl.
)

day-time

fe} +^t3D) A celestial voice.

woman.

dience, a tribunal.

fk<hb

knowledge.

Useless, eclipsed

eclipsed,

by superior

fk^ll^s.
a.

merit.

(p.

^Uj) Arrogance,

a- (p-

pride.

^jiUj) Proud, arrogant,

vain.

ft*D

1427

f^F^RooT,

1428

(fk'HilRj, -G3) To

x.

particular point of the

order, to

command.

^^"ffpl^

e. g.

ft

Root, x.

(fa^uRj)Tq command, to direct.

a- (p. AujjiS) Late, old,

(p.

JS)

The

1.

heart, the soul.

Cou-

(p. LsT
s.

fclj.ft'l

(?.

Jj) Troubled

rowful, distressed.

P.^f Jj)

(p-

Distress, sorrow.

Attention, direction,

Jj)

mind

or application of the

to

any

(n.) Fate,

2.

Death.

R.ft^+fe)

(/.

Happiness, pleasure.

ad. Sans, (instrum. case

ft^l

A quire

(p. te*S) 1.

s.

Fortu-

Wilkins' Gr. p. 549.

nately, happily, luckily.

(from

K^Ksl

s.

mind, sor-

in

Shewn,

(m.) Time.

1.

s.

(m.

s.

"ftf^

a.

a. (mfn.')

destiny. /

Consolation, comfort, contentment, encou-

ragement.

from^^T

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

pointed out.

Satisfactory, consolatory,

Jj)

used in comp.

Eastern,
2.

(mfn.) Situated towards the

a.

east, bearing east, eastward,

decayed.

rage, confidence, valour.

compass

of paper.

2.

A thin

place in cloth.

)Thin

particular

(said of cloth).

object.

Root,

f^RooT,

vi.

point out.

2.

(f^*U%, -Cv?)
To

instruct, to

To teach, to
With 3^1 prefixed, To teach

rect, to send.

3.

l:.To shew, to

command,

to di-

To

give.

to order or

com-

4.

tell.

2.

To

or

Tfl.

augment.

prefixed to

Root,

iv.

To smear,

) 1.

ri.

increase, to

to anoint.

Sometimes with

?1

it.

(TflTTCJ) To waste, to diminish

to decay.

mand

to threaten ; with

To point out, to shew

To shew, to point at

command

to

to refer to, to stand in

:i

relation to a thing; with

to explain

+3

to decide, to determine

To shew,

or

To

and

To

to teach

To shew,
with

with

to determine

with

teach, to point out, to

s.

tft^

Root,

To perform

Pit

point out, to prove, to de-

monstrate, to explain

and with

mand,

Q-*>

k^H

(from

with

com-

ceremony.

lamp, a torch.

A torch-bearer.

(from
i.

(Vfi&US)

1.

To be

shaved.

2.

a sacrifice, to go through a religious

To

3.

cerdotal string.

initiate, to invest

4.

To be

with the sa-

self-restrained.

5.

To

teach religious observances.

iftS&l & (m. R.

Tfl^r-^) A priest, a spiritual

to order.

guide.
(f.

from R.

,ffl *i s )

region, a quarter

Ttfel
ship

fp[*nS

*.

(-^T1!/. from R. ffcl) A

region, a

quarter of the horizon.

a.

(from fPC flS

a.

(mfn.

fVC%-Tt)

from R.

?)

(f.

from R. "Rft^)

1.

sacrifice,

religious austerities, devotion.

wor-

2.

Initia-

Engaged

in re-

tion, consecration, investiture.

^tt^3
+CtTl

Lost, bewildered.

flt*P

s.

See

of the globe.

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

Consecrated, initiated.

2.

ligious duties, in the performance of sacrifices,

Situated towards any

pious austerities, &c.

Mann

11.

128.

1429

^t^tl

s.

(corrupt, of

An

oblong pond

TttjBfcS a. (mfn.

R.

^l^-

Also

of "Rt^T) Long, extended.

a. (corrupt,

1.

An

aromatic seed (Ligusticum Ajwaen, Rox.)

2.

Hindu
ad. (from tffsf) Lengthwise.

A lamp.

4.

5.

As. Res.

music.

torical elegance or

Wilkins' Gr. 694.

(mn. from R.

s.

An

2. (to.)

wife.

epithet of

1.

An

3.

jftPtft s

1.

2.

An

Boiled

from R. lft<ft +f3)

Tft^fr"

(,Tf|^|,C\3)

ii.

To

1.

Rhe-

a chandelier.

(m/n.

a.

"^t^+^FT)

R.

Illustrating,

shining; inflaming, causing heat.

elder brother's

shining or being luminous

gence.

A ray or beam

of light.

m. Root,

in

style.

A lustre,

rice.

paternal grandmother.

(/.

mode

6. (n.)

73.

tak.

Small

3.

AlsolflTW^.

Vkihasp ati.

elder sister.

(m.)

particular

beauty of

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^ft+v3) Wasted;

fallen into decay.

s.

An ornamental plant (Celosia cristata).

cumin.

a.

Affording light,

shining, resplendent; inflaming,

Also

or lake.

1430

tftfl

"pfW

shine.

To

2.

(mn.)

2.

An

cum Ajwaen, Rox.)

An

also

*f"[

ornamental plant (Celosia

"CfW^flTI

3.

(/).

s.

(w.)

cristata).

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

(n.)

aromatic seed (Ligusti-

be illuminated or heated,

play, to sport.

1.

s.

radiancy, efful-

Fit to

(m.)

An

aromatic

seed (Ligusticum Ajwaen).

T?*f . (m/. pre. par.

Gr. % 694).

1.

R.

Wasted,

Wilkins'

fallen into decay.

\31

Poor, needy, indigent.

"^ + *f
(/.) or

2.

(jnfn.

TtfWTl

KUT^

tftTT^ITlo a

(f. Tfifl

s.

row of lamps

The flame

Full

Also

of a lamp.

2.

Lamp-black used as a

colly-

rium.
a. (mfn.).

(-^. T$i*Wf%

The stand of a lamp,

at an illumination.

iffr + T&fi +

of commiseration towards the indigent.

Ull

+3J53?)

(w.)

(mfn. from"^t*T) Miserable, poor.

TfrTOTftHT a

(m.

s.

a candlestick.

Indigence, want, distress.

a.

iflH^Kp

Trou-

TtWf^3

a.

(mfn.

tfW + 3lft"3)

Clear, lu-

minous, perspicuous.

bled or afflicted in mind.

ttt^*

s.

seal.

(m. A. jUjj?)
3.

1.

A gold

Tftf^ra
ornament.

4.

coin, a dinar.

To

iv.

be bright or luminous.
,

"tft*i

s.

torch.

or

ifftj To shine,

to flame,

weight of gold, variously stated

and also as the large pala or one hundred and

Root,

(from R.

to blaze.

as two kashas, one pala of thirty-two rattis,

eight suvarnas.

v. a.

2.

prefixed to

Wilson.

^1

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Joins' Gr.

jftfijfcS

p.

^l^L+S;

also

420) Illuminated, en-

shining, splendid, refulgent,

s.

(n.)

Gold.
I*feilfs)

(/.

^+^lf^)

Of good

di-

gestion.

it.

(m. from R. ~tft*L)

a.

lightened

shine, to blaze, to

Sometimes with

Kt9

lamp, a

light,

Ttff^

s . (/.

R.

"Rl^+f^)

Light, lustre, splen-

dour, brilliancy, effulgence.

it

1431

Irradiating,

(mfn. "Rtf^l -f<3?^)

a.

shining, effulgent.

tftf^Tfr

+^)

mfn. TftfS

i'

(m. R. "Ctt^+TT)

s.

(Celosia cristata).

2.

(m.

s.

+ ^>) A

snake.

(Lit.

Having a long back.)

An

1.

An

sigh.

long-drawn breath.)

Ra-

diant, shining, splendid.

'pft

Tft^ftgtlT*. (m.tfft + fcStfa) A

(Lit.

(-^

a.

1432

ornamental plant

aromatic seed (Ligus-

kl^S

(m.

s.

^t^f|W) A

plant (Bignonia

Indica).

ticum Ajwaen, Rox.).

#fe

T^F^T

Seelfl^.

tfl^+^")

crastinating.

T<t^

(mfn. R.

a.

l]71+^') Luminous,

t;

bright,

Dilatory, pro-

"3" (h.) Dilatori(/.) or

ness, procrastination.

splendid.
(corrupt, of

a.

31

tft^fet^

a lamp.

light,

(mfn.} Long (said of space or time).

or

(/.

Kl^tlT

a.

3"

(mfn.

T^fWl

re

.)

T^f+^XT)

Tall, of a high

tft^+ <PH) A

(m.

TlHbWM
^ftl<%)

a.

cockle.

(-f^T

long time.

mfn.

An

from 1*1*1)

(f.

oblong pond or

p. 417).

^)

of^^T + Ei51

^+

Wilkins'

l.Torn, rent, broken.

To

("&Rf3)To go, to move.

i.

2.

Fright-

suffer pain.

2.

To cause

v.

pain.

("ETTrfS)
3.

To burn,

to heat.

\^a. (corrupt, of

(corrupt.

in length.

ened, alarmed, afraid.

1.

(/.

nl^T) Lengthwise,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

tjRooT,

Also

T^fe^fs.

obiong.

Ittttl ad. (from

Gr.

Long-lived.

TftWttWl

m tft^+srt^")

Length.

a.
s.

s.

tank.
(

stature.

kl^H

s.

long
a.

ft) Two.

Hated, disliked.

metre of verse.

(corrupt, of ^ft^")

Tft^SE^I a.

(mfn.

^^+^1^1) Long-thighed,

gate, a door, an

opening.

spindle-shanked

"Sft^rf^f s. (m. tff^+fSafl)

Having a long tongue.)

Ig?
snake.

a. (corrupt,

of ft") Two.

(Lit.

One

or two, about two,

a few.

Lon-

TJ^3*1

gevity, old age.

s.

(corrupt, of

neous plant

Tft^M

a.

(-Pt\

mfn.

T^+^f^T)

T^Slffa" a

Long-lived.

vulture.

2.

wise man.

s.

(m.~)

1.

+ (^*) ) A

sericeum).

(l^ + ^\^) Two

of a whole).

Far-seeing, provident, prudent,

(Amomum

"ft"

scitami-

Carey.

(applied to parts

Carey.

Two (said of distinct things).

A
v. a.

(from R.

To milk an

animal.

1434

1433

-fk\,

ff + 3$^")

(from

s.

-"ft^l,

Twelve o'clock.

or-k<^Noon;

-^W

Midnight.

H$U

fW+^ft) Twice.
Double-

TjoTCa.

minded.

(mfn.

To

Tp>^ from R.

Also vfprflQ

tolerable.

(TJ^Ufa)

x.

Tjo^Ttefr

E.A.S.

Trans.

fliction.

T^o 5

from^+^U?)

(n.

i.

in-

a. (mfn.).

TJ^+^rftb)

(mfn.

a.

accomplished, arduous,
s.

f*t$V) Diffi-

give or cause

pain.

TJp^

time of distress

be borne or endured, insupportable,

cult to

Tg*U Root,

TJ^+^WST) A

(m.

s.

or adversity.

(TJ^ + UTl from

a.

proper.

TJo^TOI

geg?.

Unseasonable, im-

JJp^lM (/

Difficult to be

difficult.

Pain, distress, af-

"^o^Tt^^T

563.

(n.

s.

TJ^+^rt^TT)

Rashness, incon-

siderateness, boldness, temerity.

TJp^

a.

pain,

+ W from
Also

afflicting, painful.

Causing

R.

TTS^klU^

TJFTtSTfl
a.

(-Pr^mfn.

a.

f^C^ + t^)

Rash, inconsiderate, bold, daring.

(mfn.).

^o^^l

si

"t^o^

(TJS^+SM?)

Wretchedness,

misery, affliction.

Wo^tS"

+SfF)

(m.

liberation from pain.

Final beatitude and

R.A.S.

Trans.

I.

570.

TJ^Ha.
ficult to

TJ^fff 3

+ 3lff\3)

Badly

distressed, af-

(/.) or

(n.)

Mi-

sery, wretchedness.

571.
(jnfn.

\31

wretched.

flicted,

^1)

from R.

(mfn.

a.

situated, poorly circumstanced

Fi Hed with

(m/.

+ ^^from

R.

Dif-

be touched.
(femin. of T^P^T^I

pain, affliction, or grief.

plant (Hedy-

sarum Alhagi).
a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. "^o^l

Afflicted, pained, grieved.

a.

SFF^5.

(.)

Used

in

+^3)

comp.

e. g.

TJo^

dream

(m.

TK+^j) A heavy

+^of^A?

heart, mind,

(m.

"^oT^-f 1^5)

TJo^^fa

(mfn.

a.

T^+^U) Wickedly

dis-

An

evil

posed, of an evil character.

Tjjf^3f^5

s.

Afflicted at

character, a

heart, grieved in mind.

TJ^ft

a.

(-P^\mfn. Tf*4+^

ominous

the night-mare.

(mfn.} Grieved at heart, from

The

or

Afflicted,

bad

s.

(?w.)

disposition.

kind of bamboo basket for catching-

fish.

distressed, wretched, miserable.

a.

An

Stubborn, unruly, refractory.

expression of

% HQ ft s.
\

grief.

(from

TjfWl)

Unruliness, refractori-

ness, stubbornness.

^pfftfJJ a. f>/n.

TJ^+^ft 5 ^)

a bad character, wicked.

(n.)

Evil-disposed, of

s?1

(/.)

or

Hort. Ben.

Wickedness, malice.

~fio%*&Xad. Sans, (from

"^ + ^T)

ably, improperly, unfitly.

*S

Unseason-

plant (Symplocos ferruginea).

p. 40.

IJJFt^s, (p.

^S) A

I^Pl^lt^s.

(p. Jii

shop.

^S) A

shopkeeper.

1435

J^tPlfl^lWI

s.

(from

1436

The business

w ^j)

r.j\j>

or

employment of a shopkeeper.
(from

^S)

p.

695). Endured, suffered.

Going

The two

CJ+^T)

TJ^fT

1^3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R. "^ +

to shops.

families

viz.

C^+ ^^) A

s*

that

tj^f

(corrupt, of

s.

of the father and mother of any person.

Very

Woven

(n.) 1.

s.

fine cloth

^T)' The two

K

TJC^

s.

silk:

or raiment.

3.

Wilkins' Gr.
"f*T

(mfn.').

dilemma, an alternative,

TJ^A

Milk.

A plant (Hastingia coccinea).

"^t5^.

also

Also

JBeng.

2.

(\+

shores of a river.

Ben.

fJff^flJl . (from

Unprincipled, be-

longing to two parties,

plant (Cluytia oblongifolia).

#or.

Hort.

p. 46.

K fa<P ad.

s.

turncoat.

(T^+f^forft?l)

In two direc-

.Ben. p. 70.
tions, in

(corrupt,

s.

of ^\<$< ?)

hog (used as a

term of abuse).

An
TJ^i

See

1.

Milked.

Wilkins'

2. Filled,

made

full,

(.) Milk.

ing.

Tj^Hft a (_fH^>.
.

2.

Milch, giving milk.

s.

(m.

^H + ^\from

T^H + PfW>) A

s.

s.

plant (As-

(TprTrrl+sHI) a P i an t

(from^H)

(/.

Hort. Ben.

VfijPl
Tjjl

(m.)

s.

(Li-

p. 43.

Milk.

green onion.

(corrupt, of

suckling
v. a.

(Lit. Living
s.

1.

riodendron grandiflora).

-1^13

Milk.

TJfH

a.

To

v.

Tj^Wfcft

Living on milk, suck-

(from

milk-pan.

R. ttl) Drinking milk.

child.

parties.

a.

fiSlted
TJTJs.

TjfStPTfa)

sides.

sides (as a river): to

clepias rosea).

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

si

impostor, a cheat, a turncoat.

Two-fold, double, twice as

Gr. v 423)

two ways, on two

To encroach on both

keep turns with two opposite

a.

much.

v. a.

suck,

or

suckle

to

To wean.

on the mother's milk.)

fromT^H+3V)

TjJt^TSTl
Giving milk,
rice

(from TjH +

which ripens

^TO) A

variety of

in the cold season.

Carey.

milch.

T^f^^l

s.

A plant (Asclepias rosea).

from R. T^) Yielding milk.

(f.)

fejXl a. (?/.

(Convolvulus Turpethum).

Tjjt^ft

s.

C^t*1

(from

santhes anguina).

TJjOTTi

(from TJ + ^R??)

a.

Occurring every

other day.

a. (

Tjf^s.
TJfi

a.

forTJ^T )

(corrupt, of

much.

A plant

(Tricho-

plant (a species of

Nerium ?

Carey.

Laconic, brief.

TJ+ "&1 ) Two.

(/.

p. 14.

As. Res. x. 17.

Buchanan's MSS.~).
a.

Hort. Ben.

(Only

used in composition.)

climbing plant

Also

variety of the

Also Tjjal
chelia

small or female tortoise.

ft"^

!) Two-fold, twice as

Champaca with

TjjUvsM

s.

(Tj^l

pale flowers.

+ C^M) An

Mi-

Carey.

acidity in the

stomach of infants which occasions them to throw

up the milk which they have sucked.

1438

1437

A sort

Hort. Ben.

bean (Dolichos lignosus).

TjJt^vJl

Sabda S.

(from

212.

p.

Living on milk, suck-

1.

a.

HI

(from
(from

a.

Ijftil

s.

Tjj^L

Two,

climbing

Engaged

(from

worldly

ship.

2.

a.

IJ^dRj

sort of boat or

A windmill.
Twice, twofold, double.

TJ^ffi. ( from

hun P.

Mo-

Seditious, refractory, stubborn.

TPf^^"

s.

A sort of large

kettle-drum.

2.

(from

rows.

"+3^") Mid-day,
SeeTJ^^^.

flower so called because

mid-day

Ben.

mid-night.

up,

fold

to

hook used

hang-

in

Having two faces

or open-

An

s.

OTfe

amphisbtena.

("J+^fe

s.

from 35i) Both

(from TT +

a.

^3^1)

sides.

Twice coated

Also ^"t^tto and

with clay (said of images).

p. 50.

Tj^JvSl a. (from

Wfet3)

TJ^iRw

a.

so as to

it

Also

expands

^felW

v.

its

Bent, turned.

To

of TJpffSCfS')

(cans,

make

turn

v n-

double.

it

from

the edge of a tool

1

a. (p. i^jS)
s.

leaves

Hort.

HM.

To

l+^"^3)

made

turn (like

of soft metal).

Thick, having a large

(TJ^Ti+C^I) The

the large-tailed sheep.

tail.

Cape-sheep,

Carey.

^T< ) A

door, a gateway.

p. 77.

(from "PR?)

Ill,

bad, hard, difficult:

Only used as a

the opposite of

prefix to

5
!

nouns
Hort.

e. g.

bad mind,

^"^Hr- a. (mfn.") Having a

silly,

wicked; from

weak

^^+^f<f~

s.

or

(/.)

p. 18.

Mind.

TT*Ffa?

erect part of a

(corrupt, of

(Pentapetes Phoenicea).

Having two
Also

(T+*lf\5U3) To

Carey.

Mohun P.

A plant (Impatiens Balsamina).

Ben.

The

s.

I*< k<30l

from

at

Also

ing a gate with the hook and thimble.

'jM

(TT+^tft) Two

Mio^W.
A

"^+^W"i) Speaking two

double any flexible substance.

8$&W

p. 119.

s. (?w.) 1.

s.

Twice.

the edge of a weapon, to bend or twist an edge

pair, a couple.

TPfft

powerless,

affairs or business.

(corrupt, of Tjf^l )

"Ej^ft s.

Ljj) Pertaining to

p.

TT^T) Weak,

bilingual.

v. a.

TjW^W

affairs or business.

a.

TjWf^ra

TJEpl a

in worldly

(from

a.

earth, the world.

Lj S)

a. (p.

IJ^TTOTl

ings,

The

("+3"R)

TJ3T3"a.

WTf^i

twice.

Double, twice as much.

(a. \jj)

s.

See j^klUi

plant (Asclepias rosea).

(corrupt, of

a.

languages

Milch, giving milk.

2.

ing.

Also ^J^-

p. 20.

"IpT^d
faint.

p. 55.

climbing plant (As-

Hort. Ben.

clepias rosea).

a.

(TjH + ^lvjl)

s.

of kidney-

spiral turns.

tjtWWi
(TJ+^l^) A

TJjm

from [J^-f^t^I

s.

(mfn.)

Difficult

going.

Of two

colours

(m.)

of access,

Wilkins' Gr.

p. 397.

double rent or crack.

belonging to

1439

two
2.

fg\

TJTt
Also

parties.

1.

s.

Two colours.

A cross-breed.

t^QHTe.

TJ^+sHGUil)

Difficult to get

bad destiny, an

evil fate.

Tplffe

Studied with

badly read.

difficulty,

studying or

T^+SI^ for

bad road.

(m.

a.

(mfn. T^+s5I3') Wicked, mischievous,

tyrannical.

(in

+ 3^TT)

grammar).

2.

1.

false

concord

consequence deduced with

from given premises.

difficulty

TJTTO
I^<1*1K

^(^sJ

a.

(mfn. from

a.

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.

a.

(/.).

Abusive or scur-

+ 3rf*fXT)

Wicked,

evil-

^+311^) Difficult of atSinful, wicked, vicious;

(mfn.

TjfH

(w.) Sin.

TJ^S 3

a.

^1

(/.) or

"3"

rottenness.

(from

Tj^?) Very

bad, very wicked.

(mfn.

TJ^+^S5 )

Badly

a.

Carey.

T^+3I3"^1)

s.

Depravity, vice

nounced with
TJ^"<'*$

TJ^jHgl

TJ^+3TfaTP|

(m.

vitiated, rotten,
(rc.)

(m.

s.

TJT^"H

Also

tainment.

s.

TJ^RT

H^') A prickly plant

(femin. of

minded, malicious.

reading badly or with difficulty.

Tj^i

s.

rilous language.

W + ^^J)

(mfn.

be touched or taken.

(Hedysarum Alhagi).

TJ^+3T^) A

(n.

T<Tt*T^1

TJ^ + ^TT*^ from R.

(mfn.

a.

Difficult to

over or to overcome.
s.

TJTf 5

1440

uttered, pro-

difficulty.

Unfortu-

Harsh language; a

nate, distressed.

bad pronunciation.
s.

A bad

(/.

condition,

TpPTfa s.

adversity, distress.

(m.

"PR + MtH)

A bad or insufficient

expedient.

An
attack.

2.

difficult

"ETfrfa

2.

a.

1.

Attacked

T^+^lt 5^)

Arrived with dif-

(m.

s.

TJ^+^rtefe)

IJ< lol<

IJTlTTn

indulging in evil conduct.

3.

(/.) or

(w.)

T^T a.
Wicked,

unjust, depraved.

s.

a.

(mfn.

WT^T^ftlT
Difficult to

a.

ascended.
(mfn.

be ascended.

Two

ways, two modes or

Difficult, obscure, abstruse.

(w.)

abstruse-

Difficulty,

with

W + *tO^)

1.

gamester.

(mfn.

1^+^

stake.

from R. ^Ti) Difficult of ap-

proach, inaccessible, impervious,

2.

Gaming, playing.

difficult

^+^3Tt^TE) Ascended

difficulty, scarcely

(m.)

passage over a mountain or

T^Tt^TE

ness.

(mfn. TJ^+3Ttl>t^") Wicked, pro-

(-H^mfn.

T+ ^1

T^R^a. ("^" + (^)

TTC^"1"R^"

a.

a.

Pertinacity, head-

strongness.

fligate,

s.

-31

ficulty.

"ETfit^

lJ<lH

manners.

Difficult of access.

(mfn.

(p. LSjji^-) Twice, two-fold, double.

a.

approach.
)

unjustly.

unjust

defile.

hill-fort,

2.

fort,

(n.)

river,

1.

a pass,

a fortress, a stronghold, a

a tower.

"EjJKJ a. (mfn. ^J^-r

indigent.

s.

*t3)

Distressed, poor, needy,

1442

1441
Misery, distress, po-

1.

verty, indigence.

calamity,

be brought about

Difficult to

a.

Hell.

2.

untoward.

unfortunate,

and

Also

5
(mfn. TjW-f. !^) Having an offensive

a.

scent; ill-scented,
sive smell.

foetid,

Any

2.

(m.)

s.

An

1.

offen-

ill-scented substance.

T^T^T^

(TT^+^^T)

s.

An

untoward

event, a misfortune.

TPt^U. (-t^^/w.TJ^+^+t^T) Having

<r
lJ\5l"H

a bad smell,

Pi^)

4- 5

(m. TJ^I

s.

Also

fortress.

Tptt^J^

The governor of a

s.

-31

(/.) or

a.

(mfn.

(m/.

a.

TJ^+^t1!)

of approach. Also

TJ^T^fa s.

(to.

a spot which

TJ^D

TJ

Inaccessible, difficult

and TjfWfcl (a/.>

5.

+ ^fllfli) Passage through

is difficult

from

(/.

(m.)

Badly or inauspi-

of access

a bridge, a

TJJl ?)

The name of a goddess,

the consort of Siva and mother of

5.

known

(/.

from R.

\5s1) Diffi-

or ascertained.

S^+TPW) A

state of calamity or

distress.

Ganesa and
IjHk*

KAktikeya.

IJ^+COT

(to/h.

a.

T^nTi
IJTi

s.

ciously born.

Also

&c.

impregnable,

be van-

hardly earned victory.

cult to be
defile,

Cruelty, wicked-

Difficult to

quished, invincible,

W>i*L

^ (n.)

ness, malevolence.

TJsPI

(m.).

^^+^3i*f ) Vile, malicious, wicked,

{mfn.

cruel.

<r

TJ^il^

a.

ill-scented.

(m/n.

a.

W+

"^t^") Difficult to be sub-

dued or tamed.

TfttH^
a

s.

(n. Tjfl

+ ^TtZpH

The taking of
)

fort.

day.

T^11t<^t

s.

first

half of the

s.

(f.

a.

month Kartika.

dark or cloudy

Rainy weather.

(mfn.^+^)

111

seen, not well exa-

mined, not well ascertained.

As. Res. in. 265.

TJtt^3i1

A festival on the

(f.

ninth day of the

2.

1.

TJTtl

+ ^ll)

The

Tjfe[
festival

s.

in

3^-1^5 A

(m.

screen onion.

See

honour of the goddess Duega, held in Bengal

in the

month of Aswin

or about October.

Also

<

TjJmMT^

s.

ttte a.

(mfn.

seized, or borne

(m.).

<r

(m.

^^+^T^)

1.

The

seizing or holding

of a thing with difficulty or pains.

2.

spasm,

a cramp.

TgTT5?

a.

"R^+^N*)

1T^a.
to

Difficult to

F^+<rf from

Also SfSR'llu (mfn.).

An untoward

R. <fe

Difficult

a.

Also

(mfn.).

be seized
v. a.

or laid hold of.

unbearable, troublesome.

be overcome, daring, bold, dauntless.

T7$Np

(mfn. TJ^+^I^J)

(mfn.

Difficult to be attained,

occurrence, a

To shake,

to tremble,

pitate.

IJ^TT
4

s.

(m.

TJ^+TO)

Injustice.

to

pal-

1443

1444

T0M * (-JP^n. ^+^^1)

bad name,

TJpFftS

TjTTto

s.

T^+Tte^f^)

(n.

Haemorrhoids.

T^<rf<F

cockle.
s.

Also

\4t$i

TJTtlft

(/.).

T^H + t^)

(-fSFT mfn.

a.

be prevented or

Ff^f^t^
visible

a.

Of

1^\3

(mfn.

be kept

s.

Tf^^t)

(f.

unruly, unmanageable,

wound,

Improperly or

E^tl

*.

(/.

TJ^+^I) A

from

IJ^R a.

Injustice,

malad-

TJ^+^t ) Difficult to be broken,

(mfn.

^
(mfn.

a.

Also TJ^g^fllT (mfn.).

TJ^+^)

(n.

g,

"^[ +

3^)

Also

colour,

s. (rc.)

ferior to that of
<r

evil

gold

see

:s

^$\

a.

less,

(mfn.

s. (ra.)

lj^+<^) Weak,

Going on

A bad road.

feeble,

power-

TOf3

).

<

ways, profligate, wicked,

TJ^I

1.

An evil thought,

disposition, malevolence.

2.

Sorrowful

or inferior

(-+l\mfn. ~%^+<*l%)

a.

Misfortune.

Silver (as being of a colour in-

<,

TJ^+

thoughts, anxiety.

Of a bad

(mfn.

(n.

s.

a bad
<r

a.

be borne,

(mfn.).

harsh expression,

abusive language.

M<\

Difficult to

hurt, to injure, to

Tj^Pfe

TJ3T>-1

wife not liked

difficulty.

to kill.

(m.)

s.

*3*) ) Scarcely eatable.

a. (mfn.

insupportable.

("^"fe) To

i.

stupidity,

disreputable person, a blackguard, a rogue.

ministration.

TJ^ Root,

by her husband.

Obtained with

2.

life

hardly frangible.

TpflS

stupid, dull.

Leading a bad or

(mfn.

a.

VCP$>

at.

1.

unjustly decided.

off.

Tj^+ft].S$)) Scarcely
be looked

Difficult to

resisted, difficult to

difficult to

(/.)

ignominious

TJ^+R<lU)

f>/.

wicked, obstinate

Obstinacy, evil-mindedness

dullness.

bad reputation, infamous.

Tjf*t<ll<

Ill-mannered,

Narrow-minded,

l^+^fl*)

(mfn.

a.

evil-disposed

(-^\m. TJ^+TtOT) A

TJ^Tl

F^+f^ffc)

(mfn.

a.

not well educated or trained.

slander, obloquy.

(mfn.

a.

wicked

TJ^h 1

famine, a dearth.

^)

Entertaining

intention, evil-disposed, malicious,

a
ill-

natured.

Intoxicated with de-

iJAlWjB. (mfn.

light or pride, exulting at success, rejoicing at

impotent.

the misfortunes of others.

^<Tl

s.

(corrupt, of

cum dactyl on).

Tjjtfe

*.

(.

sort of grass (Pani-

Hort. Ben.

p. 7.

F^+^te)

Harsh or abusive

Tp3"ti

language, obscene language.

1< 1^*11 s.
sition,

TTf^i

a.

an

(/.

(mfn.

indigent.

evil propensity.

2.

(-^^mfn. TJ^+IFP^) Distressed,

perplexed, sorrowful, sad.

2.

counsel,

1.

An

chimera.

evil

T^+f^H from fefH)

Malevolent, wicked.

s-

l^+ I^tl

TTjiftlt s.

35p 9f)

(-fir^wi.

W+

5lf^T

An

evil

ad-

a bad counsellor, an adviser of mischief.

Pi
'oor,
s.

Evil

bad advice.

dispo-

viser,
1.

(/

(..Jj^HbU)

half-ripe cocoa-nut.

mi

1445

1446

'

a (mfn.

5^+ 3JU)

Foul-mouthed, abu-

sive, scurrilous.

TT^P
s.

An

(n.)

ijTElfittg

WpT

T^jf ^"13 )

(mfn.

a.

(-^

TO+CH^T)

TJ^+ AT^i ) Badly

(mfn.

a.

badly connected
the weather),

s.

an

junction,

(m.)

1.

T^^T)

(/.)

inauspicious

s.

Of

carpet.

joined,

bad union or conconstellation.

2.

name

(Ut^T from R. ^L) The

(m.

^1^) To

(from R.

v. a.

Tjftlfl

(from R. Tjft) The

5.

swing, to ba-

is

name of a

parti-

Hindus whose proper business

cular class of

to carry the palkees of rich persons,

it

and other

Carey.

burdens.

T*t5]*^ s. (p.
s

Also

female tortoise.

small

Stormy weather.
^TCtffefa

Dear, beloved.

lance, to shake.

inclement (said of

cloudy,

s.

"Cff^YIJl

limited understanding, stupid, dull, ignorant.

TJTTtt^

(from

5.

High-priced, dear.

exorbitant price, dearness.

a.

t^Tli 5

ip^fl, s.

An

^i S)
>

enemy.

{if

(from

0*&S) Enmity.

p.

of one of the heroes of the Mahabharata,

the elder of the

Kuru

princes,

and enemy of

T^+^n^l)

(mfn.

a.

Badly marked,

bearing inauspicious marks or signs,

(n.)

s.

An

TrtftTT

(mfn.

a.

a.

"^for"^+W)

An

(n.)

Iff

(mfn.

bad character,
s.

evil or inauspicious

Ijf^ltS

(mfn.

a.

Going with

trouble or difficulty.

the Pandus.

TJf^SFl

TJ*^

for

evil disposition, a

mark, a bad omen.

Tj^p^T

f^^^'P)

to be described or distinguished.

Difficult

(m.

s.

Of

for

bad character.

W +^ T) An
5

epi-

Indra.

thet of
I4j*1t$)

Also

T^+^f^T)

ill-natured, vicious, mischievous.

Root,

iv.

fW^fej

To do wrong,

to act im-

(mfn.).

With

properly.

(mfn.

a.

T^+^^P)

be

Difficult to

transgressed or trespassed against (as a law).

Tjfto

TJ^+^from R.

a.

^^T^)

Difficult

to be attained, of difficult attainment, scarce,

Also Tjjfe)

rare, costly.

(mfn.).

vjl

(/.) or

(*/ra.)

T (n.)

and tjJqfcS

The being

at-

tainable only with difficulty, rarity, scarceness.

(~\

inimical,

s.

TJ^Roox,

H*(m.) An enemy,

x.

(C^HttM)

111

To

raise, to

throw

noun of "^f^TU3) To swing,

to ba-

up, to excite.

TJ^T

s.

(v.

defiled (as a female).

prefixed,

TJP^a.
to

To

dandling, fondness.

3^" )

be done or accomplished

unsafe.

1.

Difficult

2.

Acting

badly, not behaving well.

W&^Xs.
bad

n.

action, a crime, a

TO for TO + 3*$^
TO for TO+<FIrr

Profligate, wicked, criminal:

and TJP^tfl

TT^3
a.

s.

(-

misdemeanour.

mtn.

also"^^*"^

\j

mfn.).
Sin, crime, guilt.

(n.

(mfn.) Vicious, criminal.

TJHf^t

To be

prefixed,

Also, with ^3 and "3j1

for

(mfn.

lance.
s.

+ ?l

become manifest or apparent.

disposed,

an adversary.

or f<T

?1

a.

-fvF^ mfn. ^6^+t\)

guilty, vicious.

4 Z 2

Sinful,

TO

1447

TJpZFXTl

s.

TT^for TT^+fZflTl)

(f.

a misdemeanour, a crime

tion,

T^ZftS

TO

(mfn.

a.

for

bad ac-

fornication.

Bought

unadvisedly or at too high a price.

(n.) See

s.

Wicked, depraved,

vile,

mean, weak.

-31

(/.) or

vicious

-vJ

(n.)

(m.

s.

(corrupt,

abandonment of vice or of

tion or

Ppfefa a.

(mfn. "ffi + ^t^)

The

Tint

Root,

To

resigna-

sinful

An

TT^tfll s. (from

Dif-

of

^o^)

Badly

situated, poor,

^31 or

wretchedness.

ii.

(C^tf^H) To

To

hurt, to afflict, to give pain.

Of

a.

milk.

(OTT-

i.

2.

both, of two persons referred

to.

Morton.

Of a bad or wicked

%%Jml

(femin. of ^^>)

T)
^

kill.

life.

disposition.

from R.

for

miserable, afflicted, unhappy.

1.

TJ^I + CUt^l)

of passage, almost impassable.

edness, guilt, depravity.

T^^jtcU*^

F^

Affliction, misery,

low,

Wick-

(mfn.

FSTflir a. (mfn. TjP^fcr ^+VPFfl^ from

R. ^) Difficult to cross over or to pass through.

T^T + ^ Wilkins'

"tj^ a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

p. 422).

ficult

1^5

Gr.

a.

1448

(TJ + ^t3l from

a.

^3)

Two

cubits

wide.

adultress.

Villainy, wickedness, vicious-

[j^tfell

(from

a.

TJ+^KS) Having

two

same time

ferent objects in view at the

ness, depravity.

dif-

ambi-

dextrous.

Badly, the reverse of

ad. Sans.

q. v.

Tft?3l

s.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 550.

TjSsfS

genit. case of

TJ^for TO + *fa from R.

(mfn.

be digested.

Indigestible, difficult to

A daughter.

from R.

(-^/.

<^

husband of a

the

son-in-law,

daughter.

TJpSST

TO

(m.

s.

Chor, a per-

for

a.

fume.
(m. for TJS

s.

:5

,C
1

Alhagi).
TjjfcftS a. (/ra.

TJ^

for

(Hedysarum
"E"

+ ^Tt^")

a (mfn.

for

Difficult to

be

TjS^j^fl i

filled,

(J.

TO + ^" from
for

iv.

To

1.

suffer,

to

be con-

pain.

To cause

2.

or inflict anxiety

R.
"F3 a. (mfn. from

+ ^Tft

(m.)

from

R. ^?) Sent, despatched,

s.

messenger, an envoy, the bearer of a

piece of news.

PF32ft3l

s.

(corrupt, of

l^\S^f3l) Playing with

dice.

Also

Wftfrty

a.

(mfn.

T^for Tj^+^TW))

Difficult

of attainment, hardly to be obtained.

made

Root,

sumed with

R. ^T^) The egg-plant (Solanum Melongena).

IJ^T.

and pain.

hardly to be pleased.

TO

Difficult

of passage, impassable.

Ta&M

m n fut V art V"5^+^) To be

(
milked, milkable, milch.
Wilkins' Gr. 730.

Tj3P
plant

(mfn. *^f^S[ + ^) Having a daughter.

s.

(from

of double threads.

Trtpt

s.

(femin. of

procuress,

"^3)

a confidante

female messenger, a
also

(/.)

and

sort of coarse cloth

"^"CD

s.

(n.

^vS + ^T)

message, an embassy:

by a messenger

the duty performed

Also (rftQ)

*1

1450

Tffl

1449

a.

F + *T)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

pain or fatigue.

3.

Agi-

To withdraw,

To

a.

v.

or

(/.)

(Beng.)

(n.) Distance.
v. w.

31

remote.

As. Res.

Tflfb

A tent.

(n.)

s.

^T^Root,

Wilkins' Gr. 695.

(mfn.') Distant,

Bhadra.
Enduring

1.

Going, moving.

2.

tated, shaken.
a.

the eighth day of the

WilMns' Gr. % 979.

festival

or envoy.

or

to retire, to

shun

drive away, to dismiss, to

See

"JOT

W>

To be

1.

or become bad.

See R. TJ^.

R. "g^T-f-^FT) Blame,

(n.

s.

290.

(Jfi$ Ri)

iv.

To make bad.

2.

m.

on

month

half of the

first

fault, offence,

guilt, defect.

GRl

^l + 5lt^)
:

a. (m/Si.

Occasioning

discharge.

productive of a fault.

guilt,

A
who removes

remover, one

"tff^3?1

s.

or drives away.

Also "gft

eyes.
l4

<\j<

(mfn. the compar. degree of

a.

More remote, more

!4

1.

W<H \<

long-sighted, provident,

vulture.

(mfn.

a.

2.

Ip[ 4-^^) With

(-^3\mfn.

a.

Abiding

P^ni5^ s

R.

far-distant

river).

J)

+ ^"fiPL

telescope,

(m/n.

F^" +

from R.

s.

(n.

IRt

condemnable.

condemn.

Standing

+^

cl)

(f.)

(n.)

1.

tent.

Clothes.

2.

^1^3)

1.

leathern girth.

(usually with

vi.

To honour,
v.

to believe,

(RTRj)
The

s.

Pus, matter.

a spying-

from R.

from 3",

point out faults,

par*, p. R. ^1*^+11) Subject

5T^P a. (jw/m.

3.

at a distance, remotely situated or placed.

J|Mft<P<^l

(especially of

to blame, liable to be accused or condemned,

at a distance, living far off.

To

(from R.

v. a.

^ Root,

a.

(/.).

R. j^*J^F^>3

calumniated

to blame, to confute, to

glass.

JMH ^

and "g^ft^l

adultery or wantonness).

s.

learned man.

banks or shores, broad (as a

WvST,

Tpfi.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

Falsely accused,

(m.)

of the

distant.

TJ^PTla. (-f*]\mfn. 'gT + 'CTpT^ from

]jPi,) Far-seeing,

~%\) The rheum

from R.

(/.

^33?!

prefixed, ^3Xl~fW-

to respect.

IJ 1*1

fsS)

2.

To hurt

To

or

and x. (fTRXTlsS) To be

think,

kill.

i.

afraid, to

fear.

removal of a person or thing.

W<1<^\3

moved
^C<C aa\

a.

(mfn. TJ^, from

^l + <$3)
5

to a distance.

s.

*Sans. (locat. case of

|T)

Far

off,

at a

(Agrostis linearis,

Car eg).

last
a.

(y.) Bent-grass,

The

2.

eye. 3.

"^%)

1.

Sight, view.

Wisdom, knowledge,

a.

(mfn.)

Seeing, possessing knowledge of: used as the

distance.

W^Ti

from R.

^L*- {-%f.
Re-

commonly

Wilson

(-^

called doob

Panicum dactylon,

member

compound words,

Wilkins' Gr. 805.

of likeness

e. g.

sS^ ^<P_

^J Seeing the
(-*%mfn. ^+^1) Who

mfn. 33J + 1
a.

all.

of

see

truth

sees

Also as an attributive

WilMns' Gr. 819.

^3

1451

W<P*d?U

i^fife.

for

(/.

A view,

1^1+ *Tf^) The

. (to/tc. jpretf. jyartf. j9.

Gr.

423)

p.

R.

W^+\3

"^L RooT

energy
i.

572.

Wilkins'

Much, excessive. 3. (In mathematics) Reduced to the least term (as proby a common

Colebr. Alg. p. 113.

To

(Beng.)

divisor).

-^ft"U3

v. a.

confirm, to consolidate, to strengthen.

15<F^

(to.

s.

glad.

IV

>

2.

and

("^"fe)

To be

2.

(fife) To

bag of skin or

To

1.

rejoice, to

arrogant, proud, or vain.

torture, to give pain.

To light,

x.

be
vi,

i.

to kindle, to inflame.

TpT + ^i^) (In

steady or constant multiplier.

vain, conceited, arrogant.

"Pf*^

See Colebr. Alg.

("^Ff3) To

ot, vi.

pain, to hurt.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Gr.

algebra)

"^1^+3) Proud,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

2.

numbers

portionate

bellows.

Tight, firm, hard, solid, mas-

1.

sive, strong.

h A

(to.)

leather for holding water.

a sight.

power of perception. Trans. JZ.A.S.

or

!^

1^+^)

(to.

s.

Decay of

growing blind or dim-sighted.

sight, the

Wrf^

"^for T^+SRT)

(to.

s.

1452

p. 420).

order.

Wilkins'

Strung, tied, arranged, put into

1.

Pained, tortured.

2.

"tf^RooT,

"^2^+3

("^rf3)

vi.

To

1.

arrange, to string,

p. 119, 330.

to tie.

IpTOTT

and

confidence, conviction.

Tightness, firmness, hard-

Also ^ bv|

ness, solidity, certainty.

T^p^f^S

^? + ^fSspl )

(mfn.

a.

s. (to.

"^WtDtft

a.

To

to give pain.

afflict,

(-fW%

mfn.

T^LRoot,

vi.

Root,

Faithful or

^ + ^CDTT) Faith,

(T^TlfS) To

x.

vi.

(mfn. TaJo

(mfn.

a.

"^t^T

s.

(n.

W[

making of a thing

torture, to inflict

pain, to

inflict

Root,

i.

(Not used

in the first four tenses,

confidence.

^tS^.+fc^
Steady and firm in

where another defective Root,

tuted,

which

joined,

To

fromlps+^Fi)

The

To

anticipate, to foresee.

firm.

vm.

See As. Res.

^ 3f3,

with

See

behold; to per-

has the sense of receiving

a divine revelation.

fixed

see, to

In writings on the Veddnta

this root often

Sometimes with

interstices.

substi-

is

in the present forms

to observe.

ceive,

system

"^? + ^Tf^) Closely

compact, firm, free from

afraid.

torture.

executing a religious vow.

TJFTf^

To

(^*%fJT) To

Wilkins' Gr. 179).

be

fear, to

^HRs )

Confident, trustful.

^^3

i.

pain.

(n.).

firm to a promise.

FETStcUlT

2.

1*F + ^8tT) Certain knowledge,

(n.

s.

and

see, to observe.

3.

To doubt,

391.
pre-

2.

To

to think

doubtingly.
Irfitol^S

a.

(mfn. "^Tt from "^F,

+^3) Made

Tjrtj^

firm or compact, strengthened.

2.

kCbC^l s. (f.
Mohun P. p. 156.
I^sj a.

^55^1)

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. "^

respected.

firm resolution.

(/.

The

from R.

eye.

3.

T^t)

1.

Sight, view, seeing.

Knowledge, wisdom,

Seeing, in comp.

and

See

fl

a.

(mfn.^

Wilkins'

Gr. 805. 819.

+ 3)

Honoured,

a.

(mfn. from R.

fL)

Looking

used in

comp. with pronouns and pronominal adjectives

1454

1453
as an attributive
sil

e. g.

(mfn.^ Like that, from pron.

a.

to**!

of likeness or resemblance,

sF^That, +

^H-J'TR*!

3?TJT^ Another,

another, from pron.

and TJ*1

See

W*\<^

(-\f)

Gr

Wilkins'

1.

(mfn.) Like

a.

% 819.

stone, a rock.

"^F^

flat

(-3FT

s,

(/. "fr^

+ ^l^)

name

land of the Hindus,

civilized

running on the north-east of Dehli.

"ETO^t

"tf*f1 s.

from R.

(/.

See

(f.)

F^)

Manu

The eye

2.

Wilson.

W*b

a.

on which both dispui.

115.

2.

Death.

3.

vision

from R.

(/.

T^)

The

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

apparent, manifest,

known
p. 21.

The

eye.

"^L+^T)

(/.) or

Colebr. Alg.

s.

(f.

duction of the

|f%Ptt3

s.

(m.

to

^
^

+ ^3)

pupil of the eye.

The

falling of the

eye upon a thing.

Fpkft^l
The

s.

(f.

+ "^1)

(In algebra) Re-

or given quantity in an

nasal

Optics.

Mohun P.

science of vision).

(Lit.

p. 153.

Apparently, seemingly.

^^)

(R^f3, and

with the insertion of a

"^^f3) To grow,

to increase, to prosper.

"Ijp^RooT,

known

Falling

visible, in sight, in view.

(Trff^+^Rl) The

(w.) Visibleness, per-

+^Ttf^)

^f^+.tftt^)

(mfn.

a.

ad. (from

Wisdom, knowledge.

3.

s.

ceptibility.

^*fc3ffft

eye.

Vision, sight, view.

1.

wf^Rl

(m.) (In algebra) The

s.

quantity in an equation.

-31

Visible,

"^1+ft)

R.

(f.

under the perception of the eye, perceptible

sight, view,

s.

T^PfepUW

17.

it.

^f*

vision.
s.

il-

which forms the eastern boundary of the

A'ryavarta or

T^ft

girl

example, an

R.A.S.

Trans.

of a

system, a science.

Also

metaphor; an instance

lustration, a simile, a

tants consent.

An

1.

(in controversy), a topic

stone for grinding condiments upon.

river

T^+^T)

/.

arrived at puberty.

Tp^t^s.

2.

apparent consequences.

visible fruits, or

Tfe3lS

+ *W + ^ ) Productive of

(mfn.

a.

i.

equation with fractions additive or substractive.

Colebr. Alg. p. 24.

Being

{mfn. pres. part. p. R.

a.

looked upon, under the view, under survey.

^-t>l^-|j a

(mfn.

F*P+ 31^*1))

Visible and

Gr.
s.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

p.

"^+3

Wilkins'

422) Seen, viewed, perceived, observed.

(n.) Obvious danger.

ad. Sans. ( Tj^j

Apparently, osten-

Mohun P.
a.

prefixed to

it.

Root,

i.

i.

pull

to

to

Often with

and iRT

(tl^f^) To

fear, to dread.

H.UC3) To

preserve,

to

cherish,

(mfn.

C^T

s.

(corrupt, of OT<T)

C'R^ll'T^

s.

god, a deity.

(a. c^-Olio) Piety, integrity, con-

CR

A|t'T T

^t^ a.

(p. Jig

l^-0U>) Pious, conscien-

tious, honest, sincere, just.

An

Tptigft

divide.

tear,

science, honesty, justice.

sibly, seemingly.

cause.

pieces, to

CA.

To

f^ljlvO

ix.

to protect.

invisible.
a.

Root,

apparent

CWt^s.

(v.J^S)

p. 144.

T^+^fa )

wall.

A red powder
Seen before.

as a pigment

among

the Hindus.

Carey.

used

1455

1456

C^^l

(from TTWrtl?)

s.

name by which

collateral female relations reciprocally

O^Ti

Carey.

To

give.

11^ ?) A

(corrupt, of

The

door-keeper,

2.

A person who

1.

temple.

establishes or superintends the

swinging-festival or charak-puja.

act of

Also

0&tf&

04$*\\

bankrupt.

visible.

+3^1?)

1.

re-

by the Hindus on
new moon and the. following
month Kartika. 2. A bankrupt.

the day of the

in the

0?*ptfa

s.

(from

C^3f*Wl) A bankruptcy.

0^5 a. One

To

(from R.

a.

and a

Half-prepared

(only said of rice

its

husk).

volley.

v.

Also (MZS\

p. 6.

(mfn. pres. part, of the intensive

a.

fp^te

noun of

G^TsJ) The

act of giving,

Cflii.

(fromR.Tfl) The giving or granting of

s.

(corrupt, of

CR^T^s.

Ol^tlrP ) A sort

called juwar

Hort. Ben.

bright or resplendent.

of grain

(Andropogon sacchara-

p. 7.

A debtor,

(p. j\j

a.

Indebted,

having debts.

any thing.

C^Uffr

5.

commonly
tum).

bestowing, or granting any thing.

when

Carey.

A sort of grass (Andropogon serratum).

Hort. Ben.

form of R. "^t^L) Very

s.

see, to view, to

Also (kvii

half.

half cleansed from

The name of a musical mode. Carey

Also

(K$\5

Perceivable,

1.

look, to perceive, to observe.

ligious illumination observed

day

Glf%\?)

Exhibiting, shewing, displaying.

2.

Carey.

See

(corrupt, of

s.

Shewn, exhibited, displayed.

(from

a.

v. a.

s.

C^ttls?) The

noun of

(v.

s.

a.

CR^t^TT)

face.

Carey.

shewing, displaying or exhibiting a thing.

a turnkey.
(corrupt, of

Face to

imitation of another person.

Gt^tt^
p.

(Wtl)

CTt^lTi'CrPU ad. (from

vestibule, the

entrance of a door.

C^^l^. (0T<5fc>t +

display,

to point out, to shew.

(from R. TTl)

v. a.

a view.

sight,

CWf%\?) To

(cam. of

v. a.

nate each other.

CErf^K?)

(from

s.

denomi-

1.

J\^S)

(p.

tribunal.

2.

(from

p.

^S) The

J\d

condition of

a debtor.

steward, a secretary, a minister.

CRN3Wt vAfbrl'*^
civil

s.

(p.

eJU ^S)

Mohun P.

court of justice.

0t*f1

s.

a.

p. 93.

wall.

Sabda

See

S.

s.

O^ITl'T+p.

J^) A civil

action. JfoAMra

P.

0^3 <T

s.

(corrupt,

younger brother.

0I<R")
Mohun P. p.
of

A
12.

husband's

(Ot

thocymus

religious cere-

for

C^, +

pictorius).

Hort. Ben.

plant (Xanp. 42.

another plant (Artocarpus Lacucha).

Ben.

p. 98.

Brdhmans on

monies.

p. 129.

from

debt.

(from R. 1^1) Given as an oblation, or

as a present to

(from A.

s.

Also

Hort.

p. 66.

(m. from R.

Manum.

"fe^?)

195,201.

2.

1.

A king.

god, a deity.
3.

A person

1458

1457
of high rank

brother

(used in Beng. as a form of re-

address,

spectful

OT^

see

like

4.

Sir).

husband's

of grass (Andropogon serratum).

s3l\i<P

(m.).

s.

CK\SliI\31s.

(HP*p1

s.

GR + ^Pl) A

(/.

celestial

An

C^P[ s.
of

from

(/.

Devaka,

IK<) Devaki,

wife of

nymph.

ornamental

Hort. Ben. p. 31.

(Bauhinia purpurea).

tree

the daughter

Vasudeva and mother

of

Krishna.

O^^ + ^P&rT) An

(m.

s.

The son

of Krishna. (Lit.

epithet

DevakI.)

of

C^ + 3^W)

(re.

s.

GR ^"

(from CPf^ + R.t^T?) The endowment

s.

of a temple, an estate given for the support of

sort of fish,

(R^jf

the

tHR>3

A pond

or lake. 2.

G^att?^ s.

CWTS^T s

(n.

1.

natural

Also

before a temple.

throxylon sideroxyloides.

(TR^P

pastime

OR^P^
A

from R.

A die

Wilson.

(n.

<^ a.

mfn. from CPR" + R.

O^ + Ht^P)

s. (re.

from R. 3I53L)

R.

(re.

\l)

species of grain

(Beng.).

f^+^PT)

gaming.

Hort. Ben.

1.

Play, sport,

2. Grief, sorrow.

3.

(m.)

or dice.

OKI^tet
cient

fragrant grass.

O^Stft

Also

p. 7.

Thunder.

garland or necklace of pearls, &c. composed of

iW$ + T>f%

strings.

Adoring or worshipping a deity.

s.

100 or 103

Also applied to

(Andropogon Sorghum, Rox.y

n^ + ^t^T)

deity.

CPR + lTt^) A tree (Pinus De-

(mn.

s.

CH<yJ^

(re.).

(m.

s.

Given by a

(mfn.

the Uvaria longifolia, Hort. Ben. p. 43, and in

5^) A

C^OOfSt

Divine nature, divinity,

Deification.

2.

a.

1.

the peninsula of India to another tree, Ery-

a species of Syngna-

CK^ + ^t5)

(mn.

s.

pond

0T3" + ^)

s. (re.

vadaru), Hort. Ben. p. 69.

Cloves;

Carey.

thus not yet described.

Carey.

the worship of a god.

Also

clove-tree (Eugenia caryophyllata).

Also

CK<lll<F

O^^TO

(W\31 +N4ilil\3*T) A temple,

(re.

an image-house.

godhead.

G^^T^

Also 0T<T-

s.

from

(/.

CPR'+^rfa?) The

an-

and sacred alphabet of the Hindus, the

proper Sanskrit character, said to have been in-

(X<KJ<P

G^a31

s.

(W^ + IFP) The

(m.

s.

(f.

C&R" + 3l)

1.

holy

fig-tree.

god, a deity.

vented by Ganesa.
2.

(In commentaries, &c. on the vedas) The being,

deity, or other

who

is

lauded in any hymn.

CH<\3?

a.

(mfn.

addressed in any prayer or

As. Res.

to

(mfn.) Addressed to

Cl4<\jlO

s.

(m.

W^a.

or Fire.

C^" + "ft$1 )

(mfn.

the gods.

s.

Gl^gKjl s.
&

(f.

CKSS|^

e. g.

Agni

(mfn.

Firmly believing

in a god, pious, religious.

(m.)

An

Worshipping

idolater.

to

any deity (as a prayer or

hymn). Only used in comp.

Having Agni

391.

(K<\3l + ^) Addressed

any being, especially

a.

vm.

(k<lR^ a.

(Lit.

for its devata.)

+ 3T^5 from R. ^3) A kind

s.

tinctoria,

CHi'fl

s.

(f

*\

Worship of the gods.

GT^+^^) A tree (Rottleria

(m.

Rox).

revelation.

C^R +

Wilson.

G^+^tft) An oracle, a divine

See^^^l Vfj,

1459

1460

CHjl^S

godhead,

as

from R.

Divinity,

OR + ITfc| + ^)

(mfn.

rain (as land.

Lit.

by a mother).

C^<1CXP

a.

(mfn.

the gods.

deification.

("pj^Trl^^ a

by

CK^ + ^tT

(n.

s.

C^l<+

(to.)

s.

An

31^)

Watered

Cherished by the gods

Wilson.

Worshipping

idolater.

The worship of
the gods

idolatry.

(^"Mn (ml (KZ+^^TI) A temple.

ORHftR s (n.).
s.

ORWtfT

CK^+ HTtpf) A

(m.

a su-

deity,

Also

perhuman being.
C^<t'<T

(m.)

s.

C^lv5l

s.

Indra.

(Lit.

Sprung from a god.)

Off^l

C^ + Tf^F^)

(m.

An

The name of a

(/.)

river.

a.

(mfn. from

2.

Pertaining to a deity.

1.

Virtuous, pious,

epithet of
just.

The king of the gods.)

(Lit.

si

husband's (younger) brother.

Also CK.(<<P

(mfn.).

divine sage.
l*t<M,

CH^I'
idol
sists

An

(m. from Ck^l)

s.

Brahman

upon the

attendant upon an

of an inferior order,

who

sub-

made to the images which

offerings

he attends, and who conducts the ceremonies of

all sorts

Wilson.

of people for hire.

s.

(m.

5J
C

TM) The abode of the

gods, heaven, paradise.

deity.

a.

(m.) Dice,

CTT^ + ^f^l) The assembly -of

(f.

See
s.

from

(n.

"^3^ ) Divinity of an

O^ + ^TOT

fi

om R.

inferior rank, the state of

the inferior gods.

+ ^)

(n. C&t3"

temple.

lege.

(KZfk.
being

s,

(n.

C^ + 3Pfe^l)

Sacri-

*^!.

C^ + f!? 3^) An infernal

5.

( ^

OtSt^fa
An

s.

see

CWftl

the gods.

(m>.
s.

Carey.

C^-hOT"^)
An

(m.)

Wor-

idolater.

Worship

a.

(m/w. fut. part. p. R.

-31

"Pfl

(/.) or

+ TT) Proper

to

(n.) Fitness

for a gift or donation, propriety of being given.

*.

(p. jE2>

wan.

(n.

Also

ftltfWl a. (from
The builder of a

p.

Building a wall.

wall.

Also

VA^ad. (?-jS)

CR^tflfl (_f^>.).
s.

a.

Morton.

C^ + ^Xt^ffc from R. 3ft<Ij

attendant upon an idol

8*F*Ui^

The endowment of

A husband's (younger) brother.

m.)
(m.

(C^+^ST?)

a temple with land or other property.

r^irt^X
C^<Tl

be given, due.

injures the gods.

^3153?

of the gods, idolatry.

p. 96.

(m.

a.

e. g.

Property sacred to the

Mo hurt P.
who

s.

3.
re-

Playing,

Playing with dice, from

shipping the gods.

gods.

a female

CWl

Ck'WW tii^
A

OC^HM

Plt<J3<

from R.

used in comp.

( f^*T^ mfn.)
s.

s.

CE3?TteRP

*i

(-f^ mfn.
:

A goddess,

1.

Madam.

spectful address)

CW^X

A name of the goddess Durga.

4. A woman of rank.
5. (In

2.

queen.

the gods.

m.<M

(jemin. of

gaming

CA^F^

OR^I

5.

Late.

^ j) A

fS^^Wf]ff(Sp of

GT^I

s.

(h.

O^WifcTl

C^^t

s.

(from v-jiS) Lateness, delay.

(/.).

sort of tent.

5.

CH<P<pl

CCT

O^R

Ot*Ti

1461

s.

(m.

s.

HH'KS

chandelier.

om R. C^P^) A

fr

(Beng.) -'b1

region, a country.

To behave

v. a.

(m/n.

so as to

country.

Also

GPI^t^

a. (mfn.).

The

(-p^mfn

OT3t*rV
R.

^ *i )
>

and cus-

Manu

i.

Residing in a countiy.

country and foreign countries.

spoken

OPTqH

s.

strolling

s.

+ ^t?1) The

language

The wandering or

C^+OT)

Full,

CCTlt^a.

(Lit.

((Tpej

all

The name of a

+ a.j^J) Generally known,

Conformity or congruity with place and

+ A. Jj^) A

(flt*ft

matchlock.

p. 157.

#.

fPtC+S+tl.) The assuming a

(n.

OtX+Q?F))

(m.

s.

Death.

(Lit.

relinquishing of the body.)

C^?lt3
fall

Propriety, fitness.

scale in

As. Res.

or visible form.

CUt^l

The

0^+^)

(n.

s.

Wl

(mn.) The body.

tfRStpi

abundant;

over the country.

Mohun P.

body

throughout the country.

Also

native.

(mfn.).

from

(f.

home-made,

in. 78.

5.

(Wi +

(n.

0T*ftTSr a. (mfn.

OTTO

flt*fl, s.

0l*ft^*5?

through a countiy.

rumoured

a.

any country.

in

0^*1

(/.

any country,

to

Pertaining

the musical system of the Hindus.

One's native

fc*ffkUd

forefin ger or

0^1+ 1^)

(-"PP^w/ra.

a.

18.

0^+^tf^Tfrom

The

index.

OTfl

rights

toms of any particular country.

traveller.

from R.

a. (/.

flt*l+3l) Native, born in a

foreign land,

ad. Abroad.

another country,

be a disgrace to one's conntry.

C&t*Iv$ a.

CWt + 3ER) A

(n.

s.

1462

O^ + ^tfa)

(m.

s.

Death.

(Lit.

The

of the body.)

CR^JPI

s.

(f.

0^ + ^)

The

nourishing,

supporting, or pampering the body.

circumstances.)

C^*I*T1

s.

match

0**^ a. (mfn.
a country.

CPTt^t

(for lighting

C%*\

Also

+ *$)

ftt^f^T

a lamp).

s.

(/.)

CWfl.

(/.).

+315$?) The name

of

Attributing spiritual nature to the

body.

5.

(m.)

CK^b<

s.

(n.

materialist.

a particular scale in the musical system of the

op^rtro

As. Res.
s.

ift\

78.

c^fi+^mw) The

CKK +

^<) Another embodied

state (in the doctrine of metempsychosis).

usages or

C!4^t3

customs of any country.

ad. Sans, (locat. case of OT^ +

In another embodied state, in another

The

or governor of a country, a king, a prince, a

s.

(m. (71*1

of a country.

(X^l

a.

(-fK\ mfn.

possessed of a body.

+ 333*)

The

$$$4 )

life.

ruler

sovereign.

OFTO"

Also

Situated or living in

+ <l|K*i,)

Hindus.

door.

C^^TT

(f. from

s.

The threshold of a

limit or frontier

C^ + t\)
s.

(m.)

The

Corporeal,

soul (as ani-

mating the body).

OT^t

s.

(from

vestibule.

1463

1464

O^tg^"

a.

own body,

one's

a.

lHJ,jJtf

Root,

i.

O^ + Sg^T)

(mfn.

(to.

Sprung of
Also

natural, innate, inborn.

(mfn.).

a being hostile to the gods, an Asura.

An

offspring of

^kCD

(Lit.

A demon,

Mann m.

the regent of the planet Venus.

fromT^G))

The

(Lit.

pre-

(to.

s.

The enemy of

com-

fortuitous

fate or destiny.

IWd&^&fei

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

A plant, commonly called *&$4fcff&A&4 (TO/n.t^+rftf^^)

*fru3+3Tf% ) An

(Lit.

"a,

tial

Vishnu.

(m. 'TfiR + GTt^l )

s.

Accidentally, through fate, unexpectedly.

Mura.

tWfft

or granted

bination of circumstances, an interposition of

ceptor of the Daityas or demons.)

(f.

n. 189.

fate.

tk(.M^

196.

An epithet of Sukra

s.

Relating to the

A divine revelation.

being hostile to the gods.

tWl

Gt^3l)

patronymic from fa f\3)

(to.

s.

Dm

by

re-

god, a deity.

(mjh.'Ttt + T3) Given

a.

A demon,

patronymic from fkfsS )

Manu

gods.

purify, to cleanse.

(mn.)

s.

(mfn. from

a.

kl^if^) To

from Ck^vil ) Pertaining or

a. (mfn.

lating to a god.

epithet of

the Daityas or

Celes-

and mundane.

tllt%

By

ad. Sans. (all. case of iSft)

the in-

terposition of fate, accidentally.

demons.)
(mfn.

a.

UpP

s.

(n.

Tfl^T+TT) Meanness, weakness,

in-

on

XV& +

fate, subject to fate.

5$fft) Depending

::

Also^t^tlT\5

a. (mfn.).

digence, poverty, want.

a.

ttWt a. (-flP5^ w/ra.t^rP +^L)

Indigent,

(W$ + $^?) Of

(mfn.

the gods, re-

lating to the gods.

needy, poor.

(mfn. from CK.<) Pertaining to the gods,

a.

divine, celestial,

tune
of

s.

(mn.)

an accident.

Hindu

2.

1.

Fate, destiny, for-

One

of the legal forms

Manu

marriage.

in. 21. 28.

part of the hand sacred to the gods

the fingers.

Manu

3.

The

the tips of

Wft

s-

A providential

(fromt&R)

ac?. Sa?is.

gious

s.

fate,

by

divine interposition.

twK*TT3 (TO-te+Ss^O

sudden

calamity.

n. 59.

(-*^&t

n.

tfR + ^&T ) A reli-

cula.

Mohun P.

bird, a species of

Gra-

p. 53.

rite.

tTO*. (n. fromtft^t)

lK.f"t$. (/.)The name of the mother of Krishna.

"f^HfiS^W * (m.^^^t + ^F^rT)

(Lit.

oftfik) By

(locat. case

The name of a

t^L^S

dispensation.

s. (to.

+ ^B) An astrologer,

teller.

(femin.

oiXw.\ty A

Ofi

a. (corrupt,

iv.

(T^f?) To

CP[i a.

Hated.

trod

of

Al^XtffP

s.

(.).

cut, to divide.

fT) Two.

a fortune-

teller.

s.

Root,

Krishna.

The son of Daivaki.)

^5

CR"!

Length.

female fortune-

(a. *\zS)

0tt3rfe3

v. a.

supplication, a prayer.

(from R.

TJ^) To

to cause cattle to be milked.

milk

cattle,

1466

1465

GTlh3tM

s.

(from

ft + 31*) )

Consisting of two

CKl<pltKl<1

in another place (said of

a. Situated

CK.l<pll1

+ A.

(p.

An

(a. (J^\jS)
1.

Two

inkstand.

CRWTl

sixteenths, one-eighth.

2.

The junction of two things. 3. An iron instrument used in fire-branding oxen. 4. The hire
for milking cattle,
a. Gained by hire for milkCarey.

ing.

The country between

the

Ganges and Jumna.

CHWH

a.

milking

(from

cattle.

cowherd, a milkman.

wfeRAtl

2.

panegyrist, one

who

Also

^j + A.

J^)

(from f|* +

a.

2.

1.

Acting at

first

Acting with

sight or inconsi-

Carey.

Mongrel, hybrid.

tkktxi
of verse or

(Ofl

a.

pftfSfl;

C^K) A sort

(corrupt, of

(from ftf + ^Tg?) Recurring on

a.

both eyes.

to
.

piece of cloth two

persons.

with

species of serpent.

Ott^l

yards long, generally worn by children and poor

derately.

j^ri.) A. sort of cloth.

(OTl + TO)

s.

retail-shopkeeper.

every third day, tertian.

0*t3Tt^C3) Acquainted

a. (p.
s.

business of

writes for reward.

(p.
rivers

(from p. fJS^S)

a.

a country-residence).

CWt^rt^s.

The

(p.

5.

a shopkeeper.

ingredients or parts.

+ "5^ft)

(C&fl

a.

Double-barrelled.

+ CIRl)

not entirely separated.

Split into

two but

Carey.

metre.

Ort3F5

CFft^

(corrupt, of ft")

a.

Two, both.

of other ingredients.

Cklv5l< |<XT1

2.

settle in

cij^)

a.

Hell.

(from C^fl

Mongrel, hybrid.

l^rSVtl
in

((Tl + 35^") Repeated, done

two

5.

(GTl+'feW) A

fingers as

IK\<$\
a

s.

s.

(p. <ul

is

y)

The pen held with two

done by Europeans.

(from ft")

A rope

Carey.

used to yoke oxen to

plough or to load beasts of burden.

Also

two

Carey.

nrWi

OTtetfc

a.

incisions or cuts

tadee.

ft+^tfe
:

Produced by

said of the palm-juice or

Also Gtt^TffelTl

ik'Uplt,*.

(p.

s.

different directions.

ij&yi)

shop,

a retail-shop, a

Olt<Pltkt^*. (p.jb^jj) A

parties,

double-dealing person, a mischief-maker.

CRTJJ

s.

(C^1 + v?5) The alternative of doing

this or that as suits the person.

a.

(from

p.

Carey.

Ujj) Double, twofold.

(k l^ l^a. (r.JjjS) 1. Two-stringed.

AlsoOTt3tTl.
twisted.

GltjW

a workshop.

Cheating two

Carey.

Ctftel

(OTl from

dilemma, a pulling

twice.
?)

Gft^TSTi

+ 3"3"?) Twice married.

a wall.

Carey.
a.

(p.

Tobacco dried without the addition

1.

(k'l<M

s.

a.

(04l + 3"H)

1.

2.

Doubly

Two-storied.

2.

Locking twice.

OTtetea. (fromft + ^3*) Occupying two places.

shopkeeper.

Also

c^rfet

1467

1468

GlWfa

(0*l+Sr>to) Two

s.

Clllfcijte

slaps.

double, to fold twice.

a. Oscillating, swinging.

A sort of metre

(m.)

form of R.

Mohun P.

(Artemisia Indica).

0*1 +

ad. (from

Also

^3^)

shells (said of cocoa-

circumstances, deceitful, double-dealing.

In two ranks

An

(0*1 +

a.

^1

two pots with the same

two breadths of cloth

biped.

feet,

from R.

Boiling

Carey.

fire.

+*H&1

Oil

a. (

Having two

from

Made

with

or other material.

(corrupt, of IsLkT)

5.

Balsamina).

door.

A gate,

an opening, a

doorway.

+ ^?1)

Mongrel, hybrid.

C^1+^T)

Altered in taste.

CTli^^ft

a.

(from Ck1

CkU^1

a.

(from

OlW^I

(from

a.

party-coloured.

flower (Impatiens

inkstand.

< V<} A

(corrupt, of

CK.T<

a. (p. i_fb jui)

two minds.

(CRl + 3^l) Two-faced, turning with

a.

A twice-married woman.

+^t\5l)

(C&TI

oiWIkji

fltHt&l

two

(from a. CL)\jS)

s.

CRtW

CRl+SPPTj Of

nuts).

or rows.

GTM^yl

To be

In such a state of

t#^4

p. 64.

CPfHrl

(from

a.

ripeness as to have

A plant

s.

dtWl

Trembling, shaking, tottering,

<jl)

vibrating.

(Hll

(from CCTl + 3lf^3)

n.

twice folded, to be doubled.

(mfn. pres. part, of the intensive

a.

v.

in Sanskrit pro-

As. Res. x. 433.

sody.

0<ftrf^3) To

of

(cans,

v. a.

C^ttfe

0^1+^)
2.

(Gtt^

1.

Two-coloured,

Piebald.

for

OTHx

The arm, +1^3

Bearing a sceptre, regal.

OrW&T;^

O^t

Wt +

*T31 )

trailing

plant (Convolvulus pes caprae).

Cff^T

CPlt^for

(n.

s.

Gtt^+^T)

The arm-

pit.

CnU^I

(Gfl+*F^)

a.

Producing

twice

fruit

Otl^T

a year.

(m. from R. Tjf^)

s.

ing cot or

C&ffcn^

tnWval s.
Ck

<l'v^t

(0T1 + ^Ft^) Cracked

a.

f?

(CC[1
;

3l

Hort. Ben.

CTt^T3i

a.

s.

+ ^3l for
A plant

(from

2.

folded.

a.

(from

2.

litter.

p.j/) Two yards

long.

Also

swing, a swing-

sort of

palanquin or

an oscillatory motion.

Oscillation,

OTl^n and Clftft

a.

(/)

Acting a double-dealing part

going

from one party to another.

1.

Consisting of two

Twice folded, doubled.

flll

+ ^fal)

Speaking

CHHi

(n.

s.

R. TfI,+

3H)

ing, the oscillating of a

C&THTl

s.

The

act of swing-

pendulum.

(from R.

A cradle. Mohun

p. 79.

two languages.

OtfUSl

hammock, a

parts.

(Convolvulus pes caprae).

(CPfl+^t^l)

a.

two

See

p. 14.

parts or ingredients.

CtrteiRUi

into

1.

Cttff^3)

Doubled, twice

GTH^

s.

CKHiT^T

(from R. TjflJ
a.

(mfn. fut.

swing:.

part. p.

R.

P.

1469

1470

Capable of being brought into an

oscillating motion.

as a jingle to

in the

CTt^Ti

month P'halguna.

s.

from R. TJ*^)

(f.

it)

A double

s.

CklHlIU a.

festival

artel

A swing, a small litter

W%)

To cause

to

swing, to put a swing into motion.

a.

(HW

5.

A forked stick.

s.

(From

TJ^) 1.
Trans. R.A. S.

See

offence.

a deficiency

fect,

A calumny.

4.

to overturn

Sin, fault, crime,

l.

a disease.

115.
3.

(Beng.)

A de-

2.

refutation.

v. a.

an argument

OlW+^)

(mfn.

a.

v. a.

To

to accuse, to

To

To

a.

see a person's faults;

1.

The moon.

source or mine

Also

(mfn.

a.

OTt^l + ^T

Nocturnal,

nightly.
s.

(from fltft) Crimination and

recrimination.

IHinkA,

a.

(mfn. Offer +3Tfa$;) Productive

of faults or vices.

refute,

(from (TCta)

1.

To blame,

to re-

calum-

offend, to trespass

w.a.To blame, to reprove;

ca-

OTt^ + SrW^) Loaded

prehend, to condemn.
niate

To

with crimes, overpowered with crimes.

v. a.
;

1.

an argument.

(Xl^l+^t^^ ) A

(TtWTOtf^

from R.

(f.

CkVRW)

of faults and crimes.

OlW^FT

Terminating in two
branches,

night.

a. (mfn.).

C^*T ) A palk.ee-bea.rer.

(from

(caus. of

(m.

s.

into a swinging or oscillating motion.

CklHUl

by

night,

refute or repel

CJCtaW$

(from R. TJ^Jj Swinging, put

a.

To

C&lTO^
2.

CTM'lUnH

lumniate, to accuse, to criminate, to condemn.

2.

garment or mantle worn by

(from R.

v. a.

At

ad. Sans.
v. a.

the Hindus.

C^Hl^W

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

As. Res. in. 275.

suspended on a bamboo and carried by men.

C^I^Tt^

imputation of

Blameable, deserving censure.

(CWl^ + TrW) A Hindu

s.

An

R. TJ^+^SFT)

(n.

s.

crimes, an accusation.

swinging at random.

U*H<llql

GTto

2.

To

repel, to refute

an

argument, to invalidate.

OTtef]. a.

-^f5T3

(-f^Tw/n. Offa + 3^)

Criminal,

guilty, faulty, deficient, defective, incorrect, in-

To

obliterate a fault

v. a.

To

repel an accusation, to expiate a crime.

accurate,

v. a.

To

find guilty, to convict.

C&fta?^

(mfn.

0tfa + <R")

Hurtful, doing

injury, deteriorating.

(K^IUW

(mfn.

a.

arter^^a. (-\mfn. fJtIS +

r. ifi)

Malevolent, censorious. (Lit. Seeing faults only,

OFR +

from R.X*\
)

and overlooking good

qualities.)

Calumniating, accusing, charging with.

OrWS

a. (mfn.

Wt^+tf^j

GTfa>

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

TJ^+TT) Blame-

Guilty, sunk in
able, deserving reproach.

crimes.

lttl<U*

a.

(mfn.

a pandit.

2.

0lfa + 3i)

sins or diseases.)

1.

physician.

A sage, a teacher,
(Lit.

Discerning

Gft^ s.

(m.)

An

arm.

CkWfo-ft*. (C^+*rf^from*Pl$t) Two

wives of the same husband.

1472

1471

(tt'i^Wl a. (h.
Also CH

fromflf) Another, the second.

H<

ad. Again.

(p. c^-y>>)

OTt^prt^

a. (p.

flTtft3

friend.

^j

Friendly.

(p. ^ji~ijS) Friendship, kindness.

Also

Wj

OtteCp

Milk.

1.

2.

R.

a. (ra/ra.

s.

s.

A course,

(from R.

Exertion,

2.

Milking.

The name of a metre

(/.)

in Sanskrit

(n.) 1.

The embryo, a

4.

sire.

mark, a
v. a.

To

sign,

2.

foetus.

longing of a pregnant woman.

3.

The

v. a. (caus.

(Beng.~)

An

s.

(f.

nant woman.
Mli*J!Sl<jOT

bryo or

s.

(w.

Endowed with

longings.)

CTt^+^Wi)
Whose

(Lit.

fcetus.

endeavour, an

To cause

to

to expedite.
)

An

running, a promiscuous running.

exertion in

Carey.

long.

CTlTO+^ + ^) A preg-

(Lit.

(from

The em-

presence

is

indi-

speed,

v. a.

run swiftly,

O^TcD

5.

To

(from R. "5?)

v. n.

C&Tte^^l

effort.

of CPTTR5T3)

run, to drive, to impel

Wish, de-

stain.

a running,

exertion in running.

and Prakrit prosody. Yates' Gr. pp. 395. 427.

CR"t$?l

Fit to

&c).

a career, a race.

TJ^+31^)

*^+^)

R.

i^Ri

CW.

To

(mfn. from'^F'T) Covered with silk

a.

milk-

A milk-pail.

3.

milk. 2.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 431.

be milked, milch.

(m. from R.

s.

ing.

To

1.

CPft$;> a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

(as a car,

Offe

(from R. TjT

to oppress, to cheat.

(from p. j\a u^wjt)) Friendship,

s.

v. a.

withdraw the means of subsistence of another

kindness.

C^t^t

C^Wa. (from ft) Double, two-fold, second.

(n.

v. a.

from

^3)

To

make

run, to

To

hasten, to

overtake.

The duty of an ambas-

sador or messenger; an embassy; a message.

cated by the longings of the mother.)

C&ffeTT

(n.

s.

R.

TJJ^+^H) The

act of milking

C^t^/fl/H" a. (mfn. fut. part. p. R. TJ^+ vi4lT.il

Fit to be milked, milch.

(from

s.

distich,

a couplet

(/. (?ftQ)

(corrupt, of

s.

C^1+ $W)

clamation, a call for help.

CRfWf^s. (jn."5l?"+^ Wilkins' Gr.

A porter, a warder, a doorkeeper.

a sort

v. a.

2.

1.

An

ex-

call for justice,

(kkl*U

To

run, to

a. (from

ff +S/3) Two

cubits long or

wide.

CTO'te"

make

903)

speed.

See

(w.TJTtTFTf TT) Wickedness, ma-

lignity, oppression, tyranny.

s.

(from ft")

second, a prompter.

(n.

^01*1

+^T) Wickedness, immo-

rality.

CnVn>
s.

embassy.

p. 103.

an appeal.

CWfa'l

+ tTFirl) An

As. Res. x. 413.

of metre.

0tW

ff ) A

s.

Mohun P.

cows, &c.

Cffel

OftcUft^l

s.

weakness.

(n.

"5^+ IT)

Infirmity, debility,

1473

Wit

CHVjfW

1^1 ^+TT)

(n.

s.

Trans. R.A.S.

composure of mind.

&

CCft^tff

from

(.

Mental pain,

TJ^T^

dis-

563.

1.

Wilkins' Gr. 984)

hard-hearted-

Badness of heart or character

ness, unfriendliness.

mode, manner

fashion, shape, form,

method

or

the attitude,

gait

mien of a

or

person.

Wealth, opulence.

(from a.

a.

Property, wealth.

1*

"

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Opulent, wealthy,

and

(m. patronymic of

A daugh-

j^f^T)

WvJ<pl<

daughter's

"EJvJ

s.

+ ^fa")

OT^ + 'T

(m/w. pret.part.p. R.

a.

Wilkins'

Gr. 700) Despised, contemned.

(f.

orOPl,

"P^

From

always dual

+^1^1)

(m. 1^T3 +

s.

W\S^t3l

Heaven and

5.

(J.

T^3 + 3fi\3l)

ij.

to

See

s.

0^7t^tl

1*2^ Root,

0Vt3

0^3^

(mfn. R.

a.

R.

of solar

MS.

TO^f^) Rendering ap-

"RJ^+^J) Illumination,

a.

illus-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. "R"J^-)- ^si

shone

2.

Heaven, sky

shine.

Some-

upon,

cleared

0$) Root,

i.

(K*URj) To

despise, to treat

contemptuously.
prefixed to

it.

from R. "EJ^J Light,

TET f^y<PPl s

(m. "tfjf^ +

^Pl)

Mohun P.

a glaring light.

lustre,

s.

( CPlJl /.

from

(/.

from *^f^3)

^?)

Heaven, sky

pa-

bril-

radise.

WfWl
Coruscation,

5.

(-*F3>.

^ + 3^)

Hardness, firm-

ness.

p. 153.
a.

species of fern

(mfn. irreg. superl. degree of

jj?

The

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520.

tightest or firmest.

(Hemionites cordifolia).
mfn. irreg. compar. degree
"CTJ^t5!

gem

s.

Also

up.

Wilkins' Gr. 706.

paradise.

liancy, radiancy, splendour.

s.

+ ^'cl) The number

splendour, radiance.

Illustrated,

(C^t33) To

i.

(/.

crll

(m. from R. llJvJ ) Lustre, light, heat

sunshine.

CR^o

Ttjfsj

playing with inanimate

s.

To advance towards
2. To advance before,

assail.

day.

times with
s.

CW)

(m. CTtTl

s.

Tfjf\33

dice,

1.

(n.) 1.

"ETf3

Play at

earth.

to be in front of.

^^s.

W\i<$^

things.

tration

or against

Also

(m.)

O^Hs.

Root,

^t^) One who plays

parent or manifest, illustrating, making clear.

Also
"TO^

s.

The keeper of a

days (within any given period). Wilkins'

daughter.

KJ H

Wilkins'

gaming-house, a gamester.

CTpl

ter's son.

(femin. of

fk4^f "3

p. 421) Won, conquered at a game.

(mn.^ Gaming, playing with dice, &c.

gambling or gaming
s.

Power,

at dice, a gamester, a gambler.

Also

C^tf^JT

2.

Gr.

W>s3<Pi<P
(a. L^-Jjj)

rich.

(*)
"^K^f
strength.

1474

(m.

TO +*lfi) The

of the sky.)

sun.

(Lit.

The

of Wyr)
kins'

Gr.

More

tight,

p. 520.

more firm

or fast.

Wil-

1476

1475
(m.) Thin or diluted curds.

s.

Ej<i

W)

(m. from R.

5.

running.

The

1.

Amusement,

2.

<1?f^T3

fusion or solution.

To be melted,

v. n.

act of going or

sport.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

A state

3.

To

v. a.

of

melt.

to be in a state of

(HH)

ii.

TTittiJM'

sleep.

Fit

be looked on, to be considered.

to be seen, to

$ Root,

T^Up^)

1.

To

run, to

fly.

2.

To

Gr. % 692, 700.

Tjt^ae?. Sans. Instantly, immediately, with speed.

fusion.

yltd^RooT,

E+$o)

R.

(n.

s.

liquid state.

Mohun P.
s.

(n.

p. 155.

(/.)

rosum

?).

y^)l<J

5.

liquefaction.

Wilson.

^+^\<)

liquid or melted

W^ + ^^I^)

Fusible, dissolvable.

(mfn.

a.

melted,

made

s.

from

Liquefied,

Also

fluid.

a.

To

To

2.

s.

1.

(rc.)

3.

(f.

WW+^1)

i.

(Hr^ft)

adorn.

3.

To be

a.

vine (Vitis

To be dry

1.

or arid.

able or competent.

1-

i.

To

2.

To be

able or

stretch, to lengthen.

4.

3.

com-

To

tire,

to be tired or fatigued.

(mfn. irreg. superl. degree of

A medicament,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520)

The

longest, very long.

mfn. irreg. compar. degree

a drug.

y<U<?

juice of the

(mfn.\

thing, a substance generally.

Wealth, goods, property.

The

prohibit, to prevent.

a.

qffi

"SW + ^T)

Carey.

Wt^RooT,

petent.

ttt<l*^J

(as a bird).

grape.

(m.

s.

"51^ Root,

Wealth, property, goods.

s. (ra.)

(/.)

^W^l
2.

a. (w/w.

s.

vinifera).

state.

y<l^,

lW

caw

croak, to

wish, to long for, to desire.

grape, wine.

medicinal plant (Antherum tube-

(m.

To

HVa$l<*1

"5^ + ^") Fusion,

To

1.

2.

Fusibility.

(with the insertion of a nasal

i.

Fusion, a melted or

Relating to a thing.

(m/w.

long.

Wilkins' Gr. 902.

H3J3lO<

s.

A common

(.

of Tfl^T Wilkins' Gr. p. 520). Lon ger, very

"5<3+^t^)

(In

grammar)

W^Root,

i.

("H"t\5C3)

To

divide, to split, to

pull into pieces.

substantive.

lakes' Gr. p. 420.

Ejtp

^OTT a. {mfn. "EJ3> +

s.

Consisting of wealth,

( n.

from "RTa+TT) Firmness, compact-

tightness,

ness,

hardness,

strength,

solidity-

v. a.

To make

arising out of wealth.

s.

(n.

Mohun P.

The

price of

an

p. 155.

fast or firm.

article.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Sd^t^T

s.

(n.

H^+'AJQJ<)

Another thing, a

different thing.

H^
1

(m. ?)

Wilkins' Gr. 692. 700.

slept.

flown.
sort of

money, equal

panas or 1280 cowries. Colebr. Alg.

to sixteen

p. 1., lxxxiii.

s.

Hi)
2.

1.

Asleep,

Run away,

(m. from R.

speed, velocity.

W ) Flight,

escape, a running,

1478

1477

Hl^5

(from R. "g) Solvent,

a.

s.

flux to as-

~5h3 a. (to/w.

the fusion of metals.

sist

y lf<l^>

(to.)

s.

1.

mandel from Madras

name of one of

to

Cape Comorin.
As. Res.

x. 22. 44.

v. 55.

Zerumbet).

Wilson.

w. a.

(from R.

(from R.
i.

To

faHW)

y"H>

To wake.

1.

2.

yi-L

To

Root,

f.

2.

fast.

To

1.

To

run, to go or

flow, to ooze, to trickle.

after,

To run

near, to run to or towards ; with

to follow, to pursue

move

to approach

To

f^T

with ^1

dye.

(m.)

tree.

yfefclM

s.

(to.

s.

To run

off or

v.

away

with

away

from

(to.

TET^ Root,

i.

To

flftfe)

sort of pine

A mallet,

go, to move.

3.

To

To

1.

(to.

bee.

3.

5.

2.

A
s.

To

hurt, to injure, to

a mace,

i.

(CER^)

grow, to increase.

ty~ Root,

i.

hurt, to injure.

make crooked

Cy~tl

s. (to.

H^)

rogue, a cheat.

sword, a scymetar.
(/.)

1.

An

scorpion.
4.

TFi/sow.

(ra.)

2.

bow.

3.

(^W^)

go, to

wound,

to kill.

1.

1.

To sound.

2.

To

To manifest joy by sound.

To

Usually with

sleep.

it.

from H1)

1.

scorpion.

2.

(mn.)

measure of capacity, equal to four adhakas

or 864 angulas.

from R.

of

or curved.
s.

epithet

To

(y"ttf\?, FfftsS)

ix.

prefixed to

bind, to

H$J) An

from R.

(to.

s.

move.

H+NNH) A
)

entertain hatred or

to seek to hurt or injure.

Root,

(HsSf^J) To sink.

y"L Root, vi.

ll

"f^l

or kill.

+ R. t*l

(y~$7f3) To

iv.

Brahma.

a carpenter's hammer, a hatchet, an axe.

2.

"y~5^RooT,

y~

A plant (Ptero-

See

acerifolium).

C^Root,
s.

in

(Ig^M, WCttfS) To

wound

disease of a tree.)

near,

see

Wffl

a branch of

To

To draw

with

The

(Lit.

dislike

different directions,

<

^TTCtV^s. (to. WZ + S

with

separate, to fly "asunder, to run

hurt, to injure, to

(m. Ty*r + 3ltar) Lac, the animal

s.

spermum
approach

to

H T + 3I n) A bough,

(w.

s.

in general.

H ) A tree.

from

(to.

y^Uu

With ^H*^

To run

go near,

Going

a tree.

y< ft )

s.

Measure

(w.)

s.

4J*tWi

pledge, to deposit.
y~

(-f^TO/k ^+*tt$5)

a.

of metre in Sanskrit prosody. As. Res. x. 438.

solve, to dissolve,

Soluble, fusible. Also

Swiftly,

moving quickly.

TEF^^T

Root,

(^3)

ad. Sans.

2.

Quick

sort

to melt.

Ht^l a.

"^Wt

Efifttj+^j Zedoary (C urcuma

s. (to.

s. (rc.)

the mixed or degraded classes

or

Wtf^3^

Wilkins'

escaped.

fled,

3. Fluid, liquid,

time (in music),

The

2.

Run away,

1.

R. "5 +

/>.

speedily, quickly.

Manu

of Hindus.

Gr. 695).
Speedy, quick.

country, the coast of Coro-

^?ari.

j9?*e.

Cy-ft^t^

s. (to.

CyTt^tTl

s.

(/.

Colebr. Alg. p. 3.
Cy"tl

+<Ft^)

from Cyl

yields a drona of milk.

oval water-bason.

raven.

+ 3^fc) A cow that

Also

yf

(/.)

1479

1480

An

(/.)

(from ty If^l

s.

made with

vessel

vessel

a bucket,

canoe, a raft

a small

member

the sheath of a plantain-tree.

"ffi

from R.

(m.

s.

of a

The two

(n.)

s,

often as the
e. g.

from ^tt&L

feet,

(m.)

s.

+tjtf

foot,

(-ft\m>. W'+^tfH)

a.

C^K

Used
compound word

Wilkins' Gr. p. 109.

pair.

last

Also C5'l*ft (/.).

a watering-pot.

Cy

wooden

oval

Mischief, injury,

Dou-

ble-tongued, insincere.

trespass.

Clt^P

a.

(mfn. R. H2Uf-vA^<l?) Injurious, mis-

fXTlf^l
saint, a

(m.

s.

^T + Slf^l

holy man.

from R. 5t5T

Who

(Lit.

chievous, malicious, hurtful.

has surmounted

the several pairs or couples of affections which

t'Kl&an

(n.

*.

CEjt^ + fS^T) The meditat-

disturb the mind.

See

ing another's injury, an injurious design, malice

a.

prepense.

(-fK\mfn.

CEfte!U.

Used

injurious, spiteful.

in

f1of^>?

e. g.

Intent on injuring

an enemy, from

(to.)

An enemy,

a warder.

Also

of grain (as a

field,

ft^+^)

(m.)

Standing at

doorkeeper.

V\)

for

The

^1ofH^*r^

Tiof^^l

doorkeeper,
(m.)

*.

or

TO.).

ft^ft*K)

(mfn. from

a.

Sown with a drona

(mfn.

^1

(to.

s.

Tt^1ft OW
a.

s.

Malicious,

comp.

(f^T^mfn.)

v![TH"teft a.

(mfn. JtjJ for

the gate or door.

fT^tf^

Also

forty-second.

&c).

*^

(mfn.).
(f.

The name

patronymic from

The name of the common

of a king)

truj\f%*t^

wife of the

(f.

forft+Fjtft osn^)

fl

Forty-two.
five

<?

Pandu.

sons of

a.

Ttftf

Two.

(corrupt, of "f|")

Also ftft"

second.
<|*"<jl

(to.)

s.

1.

pair, a

two persons united

together.

Copulation of the sexes.

2.

dissension, dispute.

pound

4.

(to.)

3. Strife,

species of

com-

substantive, consisting of a combination

of two or

more words, which

in the usual

mode

of construction would be separated by a con-

junctive particle equivalent to and.

kins'

Gr. 1083, seqq.

(Gemini).
<J*""<1\51

a.

6.

05C

R-R

5.

See Wil-

sign of the zodiac

ftftP*K

s.

(f.

fl

for

thirty-

(mfn.).

brace, a couple: any

any two things taken

*!^) The

(mfn. from ^IfTJ"

a.

ft + f!r

OKf^)

Thirty-

two.

ftCT 6

a.

(mfn.

for ft"

+ Tp ^)

Twelve, the

twelfth.

TM"t^

is.

(to.

Tl^+^f) A measure of

twelve fingers.

^mtTTi s

(-TT^to. til*] +

3lt^) The

sun (as represented in the twelve months, or in

secret.

(mfn. "^5" + v3l) Arising from a quarrel,

the twelve signs of the zodiac).

occasioned by a dispute.
)

Quarrelsome,

ftlHt

disputatious.

\U

s.

(n.

from

dodecahedron.

Pt) Two,

a couple, a brace, a

s.

a month.

(femin. of

Also

t*U#Wl

The

(/)

twelfth day of

. .

1482

f|sS

1481
(mfn. from

a.

The

% H <N&S**

ninety-

^ lH4>

Also

second.

| l*l<fe

5.

TWH

Tl

(/.

Ninety-two.

The

(mfn. from

a.

Also

second.

ff + ^R'Rj)

for

ftWK *

fW "**^
3

Fifty-

The seventy-

Also

T^fa

Sixty-two.

(mfn. from

a.

fifty-

second.

WT^)

sixty-second.

a. (mfn.).

T^T^s. (/.TiforlT + ^f^)

a. (mfn.).

f1 forft +

(/

Also

a. (mfn.).

The

(mfn. from

a.

s.

a.

(mfn.).

Ti forft + ^^f?) Seventy-

(/.

two.

two.

ft^k

^1

(m.

for

fT + ^?)

The name of

1.

the third yuga or age of the world, according

Hindus,

to the mythological chronology of the

Manu

comprising 864,000 years.

86.

i.

Also

second.

Ttf^*Tft

s.

T*

(f.

ftfN>3 s

for

ft" a. (dual only,

atf.

(m.) and

CTl

i.

doorkeeper, a porter.

ft^f^ft

s.

(m.).

Of) Two.

fn.

Sans. (fromflT) Twice.

Used

comp.

in

(mfn.) Twice spoken, said twice,

a.

ftf^Tfe) The twenty-

ftft*rf33*I a

forljio^)

(m.

s.

Also

ft

(mfn. from

a.

\~*\

Un-

2.

certainty, doubt.

^tf^ OK

<i

from
(mfn.).

ft + fa*rf3) Twenty-

f% + <$^) Two-handed,

(mfn.

a.

having

two hands.

two.

W^\s.

(f.)

(n.)

i'4

s.

WtiZSG

gate, a door.

s.

(n.

from

sort of metre

As. Res. x. 466.

in Sanskrit prosody.

an entrance, a pas-

gate, a door,

A species of com-

from

On

sage.

the use of this word in the system of

the Pasupatas, see Trans.

WW

s.

Also

warder.
s.

(m.

Tfa" + p rf^)

ft^t^^

(m.) and ^

ami

s.

f^\

ae?.

s.

and

a.

|lR

By means

(from l~tC)

(m. ^1-4

of,

through.

+^^) A doorkeeper,

der, a chamberlain at the court of a

prince.
s.

Trans.

R.A.S.

i.

awar-

Hindu

174.

f|Wtf^ *K

warder, a

ad. Sans, (instrum. case of

means

of,

TOs.

(m.)

through.

Used

By means

sacrifice,

of a

in

T^") By

comp.

sacrifice,

+TfR

c
l

e.

g.

from

from

Also

f|T>3lTR OKl33I

a.

(f.

f% + Sj\f$^)

Forty-

two.
a.

(mfn.

ft+f^)

Cut

into two, bi-

sected.
a.

ffTti+^3) Twice

(mfn.).

fffe^

( f^^wi. Tfe + ^X) A

(mfn.

forty-second.

doorkeeper, a porter.

IftT^

is

1 109 1 1 15.

#1 ) Twofold, double, twice.

flp$11<J\3 a. (mfn. from

ploughed (as a field).

The

(mfn. f|f-f

a.

number of which

ql<*<P

(m.).

fRtSl

Also

of.

3 l< 1^3

Wilkins' Gr. %

a numeral.

door-keeper, a

(m.)

s.

571.

i.

first

(from ^fi^) By, through, with, by

c?.

means

R.A.S.

pound substantive, the

(mfn.

ff + 3) Twice

twice-born man, a

Vaisya,

viz.

whose

born.

(m.)

1.

Brahman, Kshatriya,

or

5.

investiture with the sacred

string at the respective ages of sixteen, twenty-

two, and twenty-four years,

constitutes their

ft^

1483

Manu

second birth.

n, 169

2. Any-

x. 4.

oviparous animal, especially a bird.

3.

tooth.

The moon.

ft^FF^

mfn

the twice-bom.
i.

f|'3i+ T

(m.)

s.

men.

dies of

^) The

best of

Brahman.

Manu

Two

(n.)

s.

two bo-

parties,

Carey.

fijjl a. (mfn. from

33.

fiptt) Twofold, double.

ft* ad. Sans. (ft + *) Twofold, doubly, twice,

in

two

parts,

s.

dilemma, an embarrassed

situation; doubt, uncertainty,

A
especially a

Brahman.

mixed breed,

grel, of

(m. from

s.

Mon-

ft^fl

2.

(mfn. from

a.

ft*L
1-

snake.

2.

Also
s.

(f.

OT^j

ft + ^^fe)

(^.ft + R.^1) An

ing twice,

The best of

first

time.

s . (f.

S. 367.

ft^iMS

fifty-

a. (mfn.).

ft+W*r^)

ft + *W

(n.

s.

ftWl

s.

ft^^Tis. (.? fiF3ft*r+ C^5) The supple- ft^ta.

Kola

"ftW*f*>) The

from

Fifty-two.

Tf^L) A

place

where two roads meet.

The second.

mean anomaly.

or the

elephant. (Lit. Drink-

Also

ftWK
ft^l

circle,

Ninety-two.

imbibing fluids by the trunk, and

(mfn. from

a.

second.

(/.).

whole

ninety-

a. (mfn.).

from ft^fcl)

(f.

2.

(mfn.

sort of

metre in

As. Res. x. 414.

Sanskrit prosody.

to a

The

thence conveying them into his mouth.)

Saws. (fromfl^t^I ) Again, a second

ment

Rtf3 )

mule.

couple, a brace, a pair.

f^\Slil a. (m/n. from ft")

<Z.

^3

second.

castes.

v. a.

doubt, to hesitate, to ponder.

Belonging

A Brahman.

(m.)

s.

A
Also ft<Sttl

1.

a bad character.

(mfn. fft3E +

a.

ft^H

s.

To

ft

fiTi-'fi^)

informer, a spy

the twice-born.

twice-born man,

See

ft3rt3fa a. (mfn. from

to a man of the twice-born

An

lobes, bilobated.

1484

ft + ^T^)

1.

Two-footed, biped.
Colebr. Alg.

(In mathematics) Binomial.

p. 280.

ad. Sans.

(fl^t^ + ^T)

Secondly.

ft^ff^l

s.

^) A sort of metre.

1
(f from ft H-

As. Res. x. 419.

a.

(femin. of

A wife wedded

according to the prescribed ceremony

second

2.

(self).

lit.

The second day of a month

or of a lunar fortnight.

R^lUt^S

a.

ad.

f|sft^ + ^3) Twice

(-K ib/.

a.

from

Two-footed, biped.

ft*lTO

(mfn. from

ploughed (as a

ft*rts

(n.

from ft +

an amercement or

T"ftt)

A double penalty,

fine of twice the

common

amount.
field).

(ft -+fir+^t

for

HlfT) Two

or

ft"T^T

s.

(n.

ft + ^^T)

(I n

grammar) The

dual number.

three days ago.

ft*jT

s.

(n.

ft+'jf) Twofoldness, doubleness,

duplicity, repetition, reduplication.

ft^T a.

(mfn.

f^ +

^)

Having two leaves or

ft<re1
Also

s.

(f ft + TO)

ft^fWl

ft^^t

a.

s.

cow two years

old.

(/.).

(mfn. from

ft + 3^")

Biennial, two

I486

1485
Also f^" -

years old, of two years' standing.

ftft

*! a. (m/w.

from f|ft"

*:

fft) The twentyAlso

f^ + f^*Tf^)

(mfn.

a.

R^SOl

of two

sorts,

+ C^+t^T)

flp^

(mfn.

Two-headed, two-

Seventy-two.
(mfn. flf + ^T 5!) Having two parts

a.

alike, consisting of

ft^THFJ^J

ftf+W) An

(m.

s.

elephant.

(Lit.

Having two tusks.)

(n.

s.

Twice

ftpTSI + "F3^*J)

drangle having two sides equal.

qua-

Colebr. Alg.

An

-h^f^) The

saying a thing

ft^ftcD

a.

(mfn.

iso-

Colebr. Alg. p. 295.

sceles triangle.
(/. flfS

parts.

said, twice

spoken.
ft.<?f4

two equal

p. 295.

(i/w.

a.

(n.)

s.

(/.)

(mfn. f|" + ^s5l) Having two hands or

a.

TFiZ-

The seventy-

fitHd fcw**

Also

second.

faced.

ft^

disliked,

(mfn. from

a.

;j

ftr&C

R. fl~^[+3

(jw/m. pre*, par?, p.

a.

Hf T3I

sixty-second.

Ac-

arms.
ft"

ff^f^) The

Gr. p. 422) Hated,

Copper.

As. Res. yin. 381.

a.

An

Sixty-two.

Of two

ftf

(m.)

mf%3^1 (mfn.).

quainted with two vedas, having studied two

vedas.

from

&iws'

(-f^wz/rt.

s,

Twenty-two.

different descriptions.

Rl< k! a.

a. (ui/.

05C

a. (mfn.).

(f.

hostile, inimical,

(mfn.).

Also

second.

Hating,

enemy.

andt^tffe a.

<t'tpf<

31^)

ff + 7ftc3) Twice

ploughed or

twice, a repetition, a tautology.

tilled.

f|Wl

5.

from R.

(/.

who has been

A woman
ft^*P

twice married.

a. (m/ft. f|"

ploughed or

Of two

(mfn.

a.

+ $TP

from R.

$^')

Twice

tilled.

forms, of a
(/.

two-fold description, of two sorts.

from

cow two

years old.
s.

two Rs,

(m.

1T+ RS?) A bee.

in allusion to its usual

(Lit.

Having

name

s.

(/ww.

fromflf + R.

*j1 ?) 1.

land surrounded by water

a.

fTPWS

C^t3FT) Eating

twice.

(-^/w/w.ft + ft^T)

Two-

(mfn. f|"o+

II.

(Cff%) To

Sometimes with

s.

*4

or

(mfn. from R.

(m.)

is

hence

applied to the seven grand divisions of the terrestrial

ocean

fl^RooT,

a.

the word

any

world,

each of them being separated

from the next by a peculiar and circumambient

headed.

fH

An island,

An

hate,

to

prefixed to

llp^)

dislike.

it.

Hostile, inimical.

the seven dwipas, reckoning from the

Jambu, Kusa, Plaksha, SalKrauncha, Sdka and Pushkara : the

central one, are

mali,

central dwipa, or the

known

continent,

portioned into ten divisions,

enemy.

R^*L a. ( ^r*->

dwipas;
m/w. pres. par*,

a.

R. f^pJ^-

viz.

is

again

likewise termed

Kuru, Chandra, Varuna, Sau-

mya, Naga, Kumdrikd, Gabhastimdn, Tdmra-

tfH

1487

puma, Kaseru, and

Vtft

Indra-dwipa.

2.

A tiger's

^iTT^t

s.

Having

#M +^^+^)

(/.

(n.

s.

ft^\

+3133") Another

s.

island,

tiger

(so

sembling islands).

2.

($6

1.

To

(m.)

accept, to appoint.

cover.

ad. Sans.

+^3) Made

(mfn. from

(mfn. from

a.
s.

Dividing

two-

brought into a dilemma.

a.

Made

of a tiger's skin.

hung with a

chariot

(Cf

for ft",

+ *tt)

In two ways,

skin.

tiger's

tfSTfcjt

Gr. 899) Re-

an island or peninsula.

fromff-h^)

(mfn.

a.

mothers,

manner.

+ TT MflbW

(mfn.

lating to

in a two-fold

4.

Wilkins' Gr. % 897.

i.

To

a conflict, a duel.

parts.

a.

fold

called on account of the spots of his skin re-

3 Root,

two

into

another of the grand divisions of the earth.

tpfl

tfH+^l)

from

(n.

(Lit.

river.

islands).

fW^R

A contest

3.

Doubt, uncertainty.

Wilson.

skin.

a reserve.

1488

An

(m.)

s.

Having two

Ganesa and

epithet of

of

Jakasandha.

Cf^

(m. from R.

s.

Hatred, aversion, dis(n.

enmity.

like,

from

duel, a conflict

between two individuals.

ff^+31^)

(mfn. R.

a.

Inimical, hostile,

CT^i

R.

(n.

s.

Cf f%3

s.

v. a.

(m.)

a.

Enmity, hatred,

(from R. ft~^)

mfn.

To

hate, to dislike.

s.

(m.)

An enemy,

f|^+^) A hater, an enemy,

testable, hateful,

fT^+^T) Des. (w.) An

deserving hatred,
R.

object of hatred.

"t^F3s. (n. from ft")

1.
s

(Beng. )

3.

tfS^ttfl.

1^1

ft + 3$) Ending

mfn. ft+W) Having

A double entendre, a pun.

V*ft$

(mfn. from

a.

in

two extre-

Duplication, doubling. 2.

JP^Ss.
s.

(f.

(_f^/w .tf3+^Tfej As-

The

Eighty-two.

f|" +
(rn.

of two fathers
filial

i.

5I$7^) Two days.

::

ft + ^WTIPl) A
e.

relation to his natural father with his

acquired relation to his adoptive parent.

from the Supreme Being.

Law of Inherit,

ness.

(n.
2.

from ft*!

1.

Doubleness, twofold-

subsidiary resource, a stratagem,

fTirfl^

son

any adopted son retaining

serting the existence of the soul as separate

'Wis.

eighty-

(w.) Copper.

"P^ s. (n. from

fltllWFI s
his

^ftft)

ff + ^Ktf^)

A second of the same nature.

two meanings.

Tdrdchand Ch.

Also f**ftf33*I (mfn.).

second.

(jm/. /w*. par*, p.

Doubt.

(mfn.

a.

mities or points.

an adversary.
a.

f$

Inimical,

an adversary.

CfS)

See fit

a.

5. (ra.)

(-"*! m. R.

Wilkins Gr.

old.

984.

Cfl

C^ + f^T)

malevolent, hostile, averse,

C^%1 5.

two years

state of being

(mfn.} Inimical, hating,

An enemy.

(-f^l

a.

The

tl^t-^)

aversion, dislike,
hostile,

from

fw.

malicious.

a.

other day.

(mfn.

Colebr.

p. 299.

W+t^j

Occurring every

^5

1489

1490

v. a.

to^^3) To

(from

writhe, to

struggle, to flutter.

Root.

To sound.

i.

(m.) The thorn-apple (Datura fastuosa)

#m

See

The nineteenth consonant of the Hindu

phabet

the aspirate of

is

it

Root,

and has the

("R^W) To bear

in.

al-

power of the English d followed by h as

from R.

(n.

in

mi<f-height, but with a dental sound.

goods.

riches,

^T^)

2.

*.

Smoke.

(corrupt, of

is

(a. Ji-j?) Entrance, possession, disturb-

^ + <FR") The letter H

(m.

sound of

racter expressing the

Stj Root,

(^^"^)

x.

s.

Kala
is

affir-

what

S. 363.

+
3.

moving eastward.

plus.

term
Wil-

MS.

or any cha-

An

(m. from

epithet of

Agni, and of Arjuna

To

of the same import as

Colebr. Alg. p. 131.

kins'

destro y> to annihi-

(Lit.

Mahdbharata.

in the

Who conquers wealth?)

See Wilkins' Gr.

796.

late.

An

as opposed to

(In mathematics)

used when a planet

Carey.

ance.

negative

Wealth, property,

1.

mative or positive quantity

(fruit), to pro-

duce.

A push,

(from R.

a shove.

glittering, a blazing

up

(mfn.

a palpita-

v. a.

(from

^<P^^_) To

blaze up,

The

<tot^

An

epithet of Ku vera.

giver of wealth.)

(-3^

a.

mfn.

^T + ^)

Opulent,

wealthy, rich.

to glitter, to palpitate.

liberal, generous, s. (w.)

(Lit.

Carey.

tion.

Vfr + TT from R. ^1) Munificent,

a baiance.

pair of scales,

The

distribu-

tion of property.

<fc5

to

s.

(from R. <^?) The body.

s.

An
piece of cloth

worn over the

privities

increase of pro-

perty.
rag.

Also

^T^TT
$t\5>t a. (corrupt,

of <^f?) Crafty, deceitful, cun-

(m. ^t*T

s.

+ 3KT)

Expenditure, the di-

minution of property or wealth.

ning.

^Jt^"te

H^^njte"
a (p.jIUj'O Crafty, deceitful, roguish,

s.

(Sfr + ^fcTR)

treasury,

(from

Craftiness,

storehouse.

deintoxication or pride

ceitfulness.

of wealth.
a.

tatters

(from

squirting.

Ragged, hanging

in

Hl^^
in

^\5^0

s.

A writhing,

a.

+ *FT^ )

(mfn.

Carey.
a struggling, a fluttering.

wealth, drawing

wealth.

its

Originating

origin from riches or

1491

1492
(In mathematics) Positive

and negative

feffe*

Colebr. Alg. p. 324.

quantities.

(m.

^T+C^"^)

(-f^ mfn.

a.

Also ^TT

Greedy, covetous.
(.

Greediness, ava-

^fl^l^j + t/T
5

^"

p. 37.

s.

(f. ?)

possession

Hindu astronomy) The twenmansion, figured by a drum

:

As. Res. n. 293.

and > Delphini.

y,

/3,

Mo-

(In

ty-third stellar

(mfn.\

(rc.).

plant (Coriandrum sativum).

hun P.

a,

$t=r+*F3) The

Also <tf^^3"

richness.

riciousness, a desire for wealth, covetousness.

HSt^f^l

Opulence, wealth,

or
ix. 323.

existence of wealth.

SfrS^t

s.

(f.

of perfume

Sfefj+^J from R.

commonly

"f ?)

(-p{\

sort

called c/wr.

from

(?w.

An

accession of

An

wealth, an increase of property.

instrument in the form of a

cleansing cotton.

^T + ^ITP)

Opulent,

rich,

%*$<&fl
A

storehouse, a

treasury.

3.

s.

St^+ttfYt) A

(/.

title

or

right to property.

^s. (from ^X ^)
ment used

WfSW

or right to property.

title

(m. ^FT +

s.

Kuvera.

(Lit.

The

^T?i) An

An

epithet of

%$m

s.

(n.

epithet of

treasurer.

Kuvera.

the

ad. Sans. ($t=T +

J4^S|WS|

%+^$5fi)

The

acquisition of

H^ + ^I^H)

(-"Pfc

tous of wealth,

An

3.

'

instl

u"

The bow of

s.

(m.)

beggar.

^)

Also

^^5!

^J^+Tt

(m.

*:

^T^"

a.

(mfn.
s.

) 1.

The chord of an

^P^+H^)
(m.)

An

bow-string.

Also

2.

arc.

Carrying or hold-

archer.

The
archery.

Like a

(mfn.*).

Cove-

Wilkins'

Like a bow, in

^pT-|-3IWt<)

(mfn.

ing a bow.
a.

A bow

manner of a bow.

(In geometry)

wealth.

^Wt

in cleansing cotton.

bow, curved, bent.

lord of riches).
1.

2.

plant (Cis-

a violin.

<4/T^
Having a

in

sampelos hexandra).
3

bow used

measure of length con-

Carey.

taining four cubits.

wealthy.

H^f + t^L) Opulent,

mfn.

wealthy, rich.

s.

science of

(m.). As. Res.

i.

340.

Gr. 906.
s.

A
hope

(m.

^pr-f^^ from R. ^) An archer.

desire after, or
s.

for wealth.

(n.

$^T + X[<fr

The middle part of

a bow.
(,) Coriander

A
Hort. Ben.

(Coriandrum sativum).

plant (iEschynomene cannabina).

p. 56.

^JWt^T s.
<i/%)

s.

(m.)
(n.

plant

(Hedysarum Alhagi).

^1+^)

The time of

the

<tVi

1493
ascension of the

1494

above the

Sagittarius

sign

^^t*!)

(corrupt, of

s.

horizon.

The name of
1.

of a bow.

2.

called piyal

(Buchanania

fUUN. Also^TT^

See

The twang

severe spasmodic affection.

A
monly

Sour gruel.

tree,

com-

m.

As. Res.

Hindus.

78.

A bow.

s.

(ra.)

s.

(-^\n.) A

i?ox.)

latifolia,

particular scale in the musical system of the

bow.

(m.).

(-^^ m. H^T + H^) An archer,

The physician of the gods, who

(ra.)

was produced

at the churning of the ocean.

a bowyer.

(mn.)

^Ptf*:

1.

A bow

sign Sagittarius.

also

The

3.

An

arc,

p.

89.

Colebr. Alg.

(Buchanania

tree

2.

Res. in. 392.

a segment of a circle.
4.

(w.)

latifolia,

Spn?5
s

See

Rox.).

(Hedy sarum Alhagi).

plant

H^Ww and ^U3t^T<?

Also

^1

(m.)

s.

(-^T

m.)

bow.

(-"RpT^z/k.

a.

Carrying a

bowyer, an

The sensation produced by

clearness or

bow, armed with a bow.

A plant,

k.)

the seed of which

is

used

as a condiment (Coriandrum sativum).

SJrPl^.

^PT*1

Also

(m.

s.

vera.

^^HlT^

^T+^i)

(Lit.

The

An

epithet of

Ku-

bird

2.

v. a.

Carey.

Blindness, dimness of sight.

stratagem,

v. a.

mistake,

v. a.

To

2.

(from

^tjHj To appear clear

or bright, to shine.

(from <fetJt^L) Bright, luminous,

a.
1.

(z.)

brightness.

lord of wealth.)

(Buceros Malabaricus).

s.

archer.

See

(n.).
1.

(to.),

clear.

overlook, to

Root,

To bring into con-

(With the

i.

To

insertion of a nasal,

go, to move.

fusion.

(m.)

(mfn. from ^*T) Wealthy or worthy of

a.

wealth

estimable,

praiseworthy, auspicious,

husband, a man.

2.

Hort. Ben.

(Grislea tomentosa).

shrub

p. 28.

3.

White.

2.

(Beng.} Linen, clothes, linen cloth.

(mfn. from R. ^t<^?)

a.
s.

Wilkins' Gr. % 899.

fortunate.

S^TP^ftl

1.

(m. <4P+3ttt.)

1.

Thankfulness,

Thanks, a thanksgiving

gratitude.

2.

applause.

^f^T^3

or

^tf^TUS

Handsome,

praise,

v. a.

H<M<&
To

s.

1.

beautiful.

(n.

^t^T^) A disease,

a kind of

leprosy.

thank.

StiMUl^f^vj

a.

grateful, unthankful.

Mohun P.

(/.) Coriander

s.

(n.

sativum).

mfn.

(from

^t^T)

White.

fa?1

+ 3?)

%<Z*\Z$ + $\)

Leprous.
a.

(Coriandrum sativum).
(femin. of

iJor*. jBew. p. 21.

H^TJl^

(-ft^

p. 120.

*t<Ffl
s.

a.

(m>.H'lMlk+?fe) Un-

white cow.

Also

(/)

Coriander (Coriandrum
a.

(w/w. from R.

tt)

Blowing,

who blows

1495

1496

(a

or a trumpet,

fire,

Who

<P4-^T[ a (mfn.)

The hand,

(to.)

s.

Used in comp.

&c).

holding, or possessing any thing

+ $tH.

of a thing in

Wilkins' Gr.

(a

^1) A
)

Blowing,

of blowing or kindling up of

(/.from R. ftl)

1.

who blows

&c).

reed (Arundo tibialis or Karka).

^TpFs.

(from R.

blacksmith.

a wind-instrument,

fire,

memory

s.

(n.)

(to.)

The

act

Any

Also

2.

A sort

To dun,

s.

(/.

light up.

a.

S^TfjsjPT

(H^ + ^t^I^as a jingle to

it)

(from R.

s.

^1)

A pair of bellows.

1.

v. a.

Wt +

(m.

(/.)

To

(from R. fel)

(from

threaten, to

^3T^) A mutual

1.

v. n.

threaten-

squall of wind.

Braided and ornamented hair, tied

Wilson.

a.
e. g.

breast,

s.

+ <fcl.

(mfn. from R.

*Pf$

Drinking

The

seizing,

To cause

to seize

earth. 2. (Beng.)

(from R.

or apprehend.

^"tH^"

^)
s.

mountain.

2.

To

(from

<4^1

1.

plaster a wall.

?)

(to.

s.

loan, a ransom.

mountain.

(Lit.

holder of the earth.)

^ ) A mutual or alternate

(from R.

used in

a.

infant,

from

s.

bow,

<tTl +

fr

om R.

^ ) A moun-

(to.)

Holding or carrying a

s. (to.

king, a prince.

tain.

Holding. Used in comp.

(mn.)

(TO.HTi+*tf3)

(mfn.) Sucking

Wilkins' Gr. % 772, 789.

a. (mfn.)
s

(to.)

An

(to.)

bow, from ^"J v>l

s.

The

(mfn.) Drinking up, from

+ <^T; W^ttl"

the breast;

The

a.

e. g.

$V Up,

be assumed,

to

seizing or holding.

(A

(mfn. from R.

comp.

To be apprehended.

round the head, and intermixed with flowers,

a.

or taken

holding, or keeping of any thing.

s.

pearls, &c.

lord of the

remembered.

ing and scolding, a quarrel.

(to.)

^Tfa)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

v. a.
s.

Also<Wt

earth.

<Tfl. + ^T) The bottom of the

Worthy of being held

censure.

S^T^t^ 5

346. seqq.

iv.

(from R. <| ) Taking, holding, seizing.

s. (to.

a.

2.

gust of wind.

"PtX^[ v. a.

earth, a king.

to be

Threats and reproach.

as a mean.

earth, the earth itself.

threat, a reprimand, a censure, chiding.

S^J^tfr^

of a

sitting at a person's

The

from R.

s.

%1 ) To kindle, to

<fTU3z;. a. (from R.

The

As. Res.

the same as

Sfrj^l

down

to sit at a person's door in order to

recover a debt.

tubular vessel

of drug and perfume

<^

door in order to recover a debt.

<^"Pl

fire.

of the body, as a vein, an artery, a nerve, &c.

the keeping

the noting

(mfn. from R.

a.

act of seizing,

number the assuming of any number

from R.

s . (to.

The

blows the hand, from

789, 772.

^T^

^+ 3H)

R.

(zw.

e. g.

<tTtlT

a.

^f^T3

(from

v. a.

apprehend,
to find

^f^lft

<W^T\3)

(from R.
v. n.

To

To

hold, to catch, to

cease (as the

room enough;
s.

^)

Apprehensible.

fall

of water);

to continue, to remain.

(/. from R. <i )

The

earth.

1497

HTl

1498

SeeWl.

$3&

a.

Sfe^sjl^.
who assumes a

p-R.^ + ^S^)) Seizable,

(mfn.fut. part.

apprehensible

^+^5 + $^ One
pious or virtuous appearance, a

hypocrite.

deserving to be taken into ac-

Devotion.

count.

Mohun P.
s.

(mn. from R.

<i )

be held or attended to
a practice.

That which

B.A.S.

i.

Yama,

to

&c,

110. 555.

4. (m.)
5.

A drinker

An

R.A.S.

439.

i.

%^ZF6

if-

^+^) A

n.

performance of a religious or

civil

duty

i.

(m.

<t^+ C<Ffa)

all

duties taken together.

e.

i.

a.

a pious

The treasury of

Manu

(n.%?^+ C^T) A plain near Dehli,

the scene of the great battle between the

Kurus

and Pandus.

^fef5^

^5^35
^3T+^J^)
^SPfet^ sU4 <$\
The

^sf +^SI)

tures, the Bible.

^TlWl
duties

s.

(/.

^Sjl

-^^1

(J.

scrip-

+3^T ) By law,

s.

SNklFT
;

a.

New

Testa-

The Old Testament.

s.

Lawful,

mfn.

^OTt3i s.

five

(mfn.

<t*^+^t^) Awed

(m. $t*ST+

Pandu

*t*3i*fRl

by law,

s.

<^*0

L An

e Pt he t of

regent and judge of the dead.

2.

of Yudhisht'hira the eldest of the

princes.

(f.

court of justice.

(Lit.

The king of justice.)

^f+^l)
2.

An

1.

A tribunal,

edifice erected for pious

purposes, a hospital.

The abandon-

apostacy.

comprising the institutes of law

ligious.

aMfofyfl

Bible.

virtuous, pious, just.

Hr^l^'a.

through

Rectitude, virtue, re-

^+CUt9l)

virtue or religion

The

p. 160, 164.

Yama the
An epithet

(n.).

(m.

Observing

duty, or virtue; just.

p. 165.

+ fi>3"i ) Reflection on one's

^"^ + 31)

Also

<fc*$5Jtrj

ment of

Mohun P.

rightly, justly, piously.

s.

ligion.

The sacred

a virtuous reflection.

S^sSvSS ad. Sans.

virtue

Mohun P.

(n.

s.

dutiful

(m.

s.

S^+^TR^)

(mfn.

the law, dutiful.

ment;

99.

s.

e.

The road

from

s.

duties,

i.

one of the same caste with the husband, and

The

or virtuous action.
s.

rightful wife,

of religion or virtue.

s.

H^Wl'S

re-

married conformably to the established law.

Trans.

act of devotion.

in

Black pepper.

A name

of the juice of the acid asclepias at certain sa6. (n.)

$*3I + PPti) Firmness

(/.

ligion, steadfastness in virtue.

Peculiarity,

3.

the judge of the dead.

crifices.

St'fifSpSU.

aptness, propriety, fitness.

natural disposition, character.

of

is

a duty, a law, a usage,

Conformity to the laws,

2.

justice, virtue, merit

Trans.

1. Lit.

(-fH mfn. H^J^+^T)

Relinquishing virtue or religion

apostate.

Trans. R.A.S.

i.

body of the Hindu law

science.

451.

code of laws
civil

2.

and

The

re-

entire

jurisprudence as a

SI

1499
Just, pious,

(mfn.

a.

collec-

tion of laws, a code of laws

work of some

is

as

Manu, Yajnyawalkya,
*.

(/.

especially

when

<kTO a. (-P^\mfn.

*t*tf+*Is5l)

) Instruction

in religion, law, or duty

court of justice,

(-U,\ mfn. S^+^tlFEj

tuous, pious,

^rFte*^

s . (to.

and wrong.

S^sftf^OT

(n. ?

s.

Manu

i.

in-

^5) A

^5 + ^lfii:^G

A court

f^*l^) Entitled to administer the law.

A judge,

s. (to.)

a magistrate.

+ XT )

S^Fi

a magistrate,

carnation of justice or religion

a person of

^t^flOT
dom.

s.

(n.

Also (Beng.*)

s.

(n.

An

in-

justice.

^f^3

woman.
a.

Also

+ TT%) A

manner

v. a.

s.

(from R.

(corrupt, of

W*fiwP\yl

ment

virtue.

Trans.

^^)

s.

The category

R.A.S.

S^T)

S^+^'3)

To

dare, to chal-

White.

(^ + 311^31) A

(Allangium hexapetalum).

i.

(In the

or predica-

554.

of the bamboo.

Ip

Taddhita

large shrub

Carey.

A variety

from

^E+STfWft)

tenets of the Jainas)

(/.).

overruled, oppressed.

religious

p. 165.

(to.

^Xf[

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

religion, virtue, or duty.

s.

dishonest or un-

lenge, to browbeat, to overawe.

The asylum of

^E&fS^tlT

Treated with disrespect or in an overbearing

Martyr-

p. 163.

%*n +

Mohun P.

Lit.

used to denote

and

from R. Sf'Ii)

a judge.

^f+^+ *OT)

Mohun P.

StS^P!
war.

strict impartiality

Contempt, overbear-

ingness, audacity, contumeliousness ; the defying

chaste

^H + ^^T)

s. (to.

<^+3FT)

R.

(n.

s.

superin-

ZVms. .R.^l.S. n. 167170.

^STtolR

Wil-

(mfn. R. <fcTf 31^) Daring, bold, au-

a.

(/.
;

Lawful, rightful, proper,

Gr. 899.

of any one.

A
tendant of justice

to.

dacious, arrogant, imposing.

(-f%\mfn. ^tf+^lf^t-

a.

(-|

just; relating to religion, morality, &c.

^f+^ft^t^") The right

to administer the law.

^Tf^FRt

spi-

instructs in religion,

religious instructor, a preacher.

<5*I' a. (mfn.
)

kins'

s. (to.

who

26, 29.

of law.

^ift'fet^

a sermon.

law, or duty.
s.

and

Justice
justice, right

Vir-

^+3^*1^) A

one

The Holy Ghost.

s. (to.)

Righteous,

Wilson.

&c.

ritual preceptor
.

just, honest, pious, virtuous.

a tribunal.

^jftHl

vir-

saint or divine author,

it

SN&tol

Righteous, just,

tuous, pious.

righteous, religious.

the

from^^l)

(mfn.

a.

1500

Carey.

suffix,

which

is

subjoined to words

denoting numbers, to form adverbs of distribu-

tion

aa\

e. g.

Threefold, in three

(Saras.

parts or sorts, from ft" a.

Three,

+ <tl

8t|f$

Root,

hi.

(T^ftfe,

To

give.

2.

%3)

To

3.

To

1.

4.

To

To

vanish, to disappear

(or PI),

To

cover, to close, to shut

+ s4l< To
,

obtain, to attain.

hide, to conceal

relate, to report

To

with

to teach

instruct,

form

with
,

3.

To be

To have near

A stratagem,

v. a.

To
name

sum

by gamesters

deposited

(as clothes)

grant

determine, to

to

to

make;

together

with

to
;

bury

2.

To

<tt^l

s.

push, a thrust, a shock.

with

To

v. a.

(from

To join,

to put

^T, To enquire, to seek

with

1.

balance.

a thing.

^tfOTi

To go

nurse, a foster-

fast, to run, to

4 ?)

pursue.

Carey.

mentosa).

(from R.

Carey.

(/.)
si

who

shrub (Grisleato-

?)

senger.
a.

^^) A

running servant.

An

express, a mes-

Also
(from R.

(-^ wi.

nourisher

the mother

Colebr. Alg. p. 2.

R.

<1

+ ^)

1.

supporter, one

a parent, a father.

2.

An

epithet

Brahma.

^LW

s.

(m. from R.

Speed, expedition,

and

aether

^1 ?)

Dhawlee, Buchanan's MSS.).

bird (Corvus

Carey.

An

element, a pri-

as earth, water,

also the property of

fire,

any such

air,

pri-

2. Any constituent part

mary element.
or
humour of the body semen the matter which
;

neral, a

from

A dam,

upholds, maintains, keeps or preserves

oozes in a gleet

Strong, full-o;rown

shrub (Grislea tomentosa).

fossil.

4.

verbal root, a radical.

To

the pulse.

haste.

s.

otter.

See

(from R.

Carey.

weight equal to fourteen vallas

mary substance, such

s.

row of

inferior animals.

or twenty-eight gunjas.

of

^t^\5^1

An

of "^b?)

(corrupt,

Excessively anointed

(*H^ + *SfT) A

s.

(from R.

(m.

the duties of her office).

*US*Hn

s.

among

a midwife after she has performed

oil (like

The patching of

botcher, a patcher.

(said of female animals),

^t3^Fi1a. (^T^+
with

2.

a.

mother, a midwife.
v. a.

2.

long stitches which tack clothes together. Carey.

to consider.

(corrupt, of

Carey.

upon, to arrange,

fix

to consider; with *T,

give, to

01

shove, to thrust.

with

ft To
,

an

as

Carey.

To put on

- rnTpTC3

a sleight.

earnest of the whole stake.

to per-

do,

to
;

a trick

into confusion.

To overlook, to wink at
To trick, to overreach. Carey.

to

The throwing of things

to apply, to

hand

at

2.

1.

s.

attentive or di-

To put down

<CT*n

v. a.

with

To apply;

1.

To uphold

with f^T

+ ^311

adhibit; with

with

give, to surrender
;I

with

by name,

to call

^3 4^

With

prefixed,

Also

Short-sighted, dim-sighted.

place, to

hold, to sustain, to

support.

ligent

paper-kite.

a.

put.

(from R.

s.

Gr. % 1039.

Willtins
*t1

1502

Ittf

1501

feel the pulse.

3.

A metal
A

(In grammar)

(Beng.)

a mi-

root, a
v. a.

1503

1504

H'l^'H^I

^J + ^Kt*!

(M

s.

?)

Red sulphate

Wilson.

of iron.

^t^5^TT

^3 + 5TI)

(m.

s.

mortal disease,

(mfn.

Occur-

1.

ring in metallic ores.

2.

Caused by the con-

stituent parts of the body.

^tTt^Ti

a gonorrhoea.

^tt^RH

^H^fTS"
gent

A catarrh, a couarn,

a cold.
(n.

^"fa + ^ttS")

fe^gitl

^HfU

metal vessel

ol-

(from

s.

^+lf%)

(/.

^tt^I^[

(m.

s.

^f+C^t)

change

in

(Oryza

humours of the body.

a.

(mfn.

^tT + IHT) Metallic, consisting:

substance used as a collyrium

An

P- 149.

general,

in

Also

archer.

especially rice

^IrP +

C^T) A

corn-field, a

^tOTtWl

s.

apparently a

(n.

s.

(Stt^+XrtfTft) Borax (used

^<) A

^+*Fto) Health.
(/.

shrub

^1 ^
S

s.

(/)

*tt^, see^t^l,
(Grislea

and

in rice or other

the growth of
(Lit.

The

equilibrium of the bodily humours.)

SflF^fN^I

(from

a.

as a flux for metals).

*tHTO

s.

(n.

Abounding:

grain,

+
Also

^TPi

2.

soil

favourable to

to +

S our gruel, made of

s.

leap, a

jump, a step

1.

Root,
nurse,

mother.

(in

a ladder or

_C3) To

go, to run.

stair-case).

(/)

see^1)

a foster-mother, a midwife.

2.

To

(*tT<ffS

i.

cleanse.

3.

To run

prefixed,

3.

To be

earth.

HftlrfWl

s.

rice.

(femin. of

(/.

from *ttrft)

nurse, a foster-

with

(an enemy)

1.

after, to

To run about;

with ^1

With

clean or pure.

go near

To approach,
s.

with

the fermentation of rice-water.

tomentosa).

^H^l

^t*P + *nj) Abounding

rice or grain.

Wilson.

kind of lead-ore.

mother.

bowyer, an archer.

Also

(mfn.

a.

mineral

The

Corn

sativa).

^IrPG^r s-

rice.

rice-field.

of metal.

^33TteD

particular note or

H^X.) A

Mohun

(.)

s.

the

(Cy-

Carey.

(from H't^9^)

s.

^V^fl

an assayer.

sort of grass

HW) Rice imperfectly unhusked.

(from

^TjP^t

seasoning

Carey.

(m. from

A miner,

Nutrition of the

body, nourishment.

used as a

the pun-

always plur.^ Fried barley or

(/.

a.

A plant,

Carey.

^/J ^?) A

in music.

s.

^t*ft

^fjf^

is

(^T + SrSJn?)

s.

dish.
s.

copper coin about two

(^t^T + ^fT^)

of which

fruit

mode

^t^ltf s.

s.

perus autumnalis?).

(^t^J + ^RSI?)

s.

(from

s.

p. 25.

(Capsicum minimum).

Carey.

(^3 + ^1 from FpTO) A gleet,

s.

Hort. Ben.

pence in value.

waste of the bodily humours.

a.

of ftt?P) Grain, rice (Ory za

(corrupt,
sativa).

To run

2.

off or

to

with

go near

To surround
away.

Sfel

5.

(re?.

Ht^+^)

R.

messenger, an

express.

Ht^)

(from R.

a.

Running, quick,

<tt^

s.

(Used

R. S^fa-f^FT)

(re.

1.

running, or

in

Holding, bearing,

comp.

e.

a.

g.

Bearing weapons, from

(mfn.')

s. (re.)

One who holds

a thing. 2. (Beng.) A person who points out
the mistakes of a reader of the sastras an um-

weapon,

speedy.

(mfn* R.

a.

having.

Stefan

1506

StfTl

Sift

1505

(m.)

s.

-f-<4Tt<5"^? .)

1.

going.

The

2.

of purifying, cleansing or

art

An

3.

pire.

astringent medicine.

washing.

Hl<Pi

R.

s. (re.

^t^) A

(from R.

5.

<4

The

1.

holding, having,

Also

running.

or sustaining of a thing.

2. (JBeng.)

A weight

equal to sixteen gunjas.

*tK)

(mfn. pres. part. a. R.

a.

Run(/.

ning.

from R-

^)

Perseverance, stea-

way firmness,
The steady mental abThe keeping a thing in

diness, continuance in the right

(from R.

Ht^) A mutual

or pro-

miscuous running.

<ttf^3

2.

straction of a yogi.

3.

Purified, washed, cleansed.

a.

$$$f|gk
v. a.

To

(from R. <tt*^)

run, to

go with

speed.

dwelling

R. *t1-fSFP)

re.

a place, a spot.

4.

2.

3.

Dignity, con-

kettle-drum.

lity

of keeping in the right

(m.)

1.

A tree

(Achyranthes aspera).

plant, a sort of ghosha with white flowers.

a.

kins'

Gr. | 775.

s.

Hl<

(f.

or edge

CH)

2.

1.

Who

(From R.

drinks.

^tl)

Who

Wilholds

ink*

from R.<t1)A sacred text pronounced

the sacred

fire.

Wilkins' Gr.

2.

Also *tt*Ul (/.).

(m.)

loan.

1.

(/.

from R.

S|

1.

straight line.

2.

R.

<}

1.

See

a boundary, an edge.

limit,

<tW

s.

(mfn. ^Tfc + 'jH)) Without a border

a.

Also <tt<r$ft5T (mfn.).

blunt, dull.

(f.

from R.

The border of any

or sword.

The van

2.

An

a falling of
(JBeng.)

Wilkins' Gr. p. 475).

thing, the edge of a tool

enclosure, a fence, a hedge.

of an army.

the trot, canter, &c.

7.

724.

perseverance,

tubular vessel of the body.

SftSSrfi

3.

when holding

s.

M,ii a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

<4M

(mfn. from R.

or possesses.
<ttTTl

Fit to be held or sustained.

Wilson.

HtTT

way

endurance, firmness of resolution.

Any

ratan closely

Also

s.

<rl?)

scuttle or basket of

wrought.

2.

R.

^)

The capabi-

StTTU
s> ( from

Possessing memory, retentive.

sequence.

^SXTfl

$ttTt"l

mfn.

house, a

The body.

2.

Light, lustre, a ray of light.

1.

(-^

Steady, firm, persevering, continuing in the

1.

right way.

%fas. (-SFT

mind, memory, remembrance.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

fortitude, rectitude.

rain.

4.

5.

6.

stream, a water-course.

custom, a method, a

fashion, a practice.

8.

carnage,

v. a.

horse's pace, as

habit,

to follow custom.

dropping or oozing,

section.

9.

Conduct,

To go with the

stream,

1507

1508

ISSt,

H'M \^{M ad.

+ S$fe from 3^- ) Accord-

vm

ing to usage or custom.

Root,

ttWtrS-* (w.5ttTt+5tC) K A
Containing rain.)

2*

from ^^) Impudence, shamelessness.

4 (n.

cloud.

sword.

(Lit.

Having

(Lit.

(f^rfe) To

vi.

keep, to possess,

To

2.

have or hold, to

v.

To

satisfy.

go, to move.

an edge.)

ft

#Uklfe<?

(^TTi + ^tft^

a.

from R.

from R. Sft Wilkins' Gr. 829) That

which contains any thing only used in comp.
(rh.

s.

Conforming to an established usage, continuing

s.

in

an uninterrupted course. Also

HUUlsS

($ttTi+Hv3)

a.

manner

in the

What

After the fashion

of,

f^t

of.

ft
a.

(corrupt, of <tttP) Apprehensible.

a.

(from

heavy

(from R.

^)

To hold

^)

shame
Gr.

from ^A-l^

^1

adjectives,

s.

(.)

(from^lRl)

out upon

what a

pity

(from^t^)

on the bank.

a.

e. g.

Wil-

&c.

2.

On

Reproached, cen-

condemned

sured, abused,

"$33^ Root,

(fstS^SJ)

be weary.

weapon,

3.

s. (?w.)

To

cursed.

k To

kindle.

2.

To

live.

The name of one of the degraded

margin, an extremity,

among the Hindus, the offspring of a

Brahman by an A'yogavi woman. Manu x.

On

15. 49.

1.

credit,

the margin, ashore,

by way of

(m. patronymic of

goose with black legs and

2.

castes

loan.

^s3Tt$)

descendant of DhritarAshtra.

l.

s.

sort of

high conceit of a person's

own im

portance.

Root,
gratify.

bill.

v. (irreg.
2.

To be pleased

To

please, to

or satisfied.

3.

To

go, to approach.
a.

{mfn.

S^f'^ Wilkins' Gr. 903).

Pious, just, righteous, religious, virtuous.

(y.) or
a.

a.

-31
v. a.

Slow, cautious, deliberate.

To blow

softly, to lull.

(n.) Piety, justice, equitableness.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

fsMHarf. (fromf^tf)

^ + ^)

Fit to be

Gently, slowly, softly,

deliberately.

held, borne, or sustained; supportable, bearable.

(Beng.}
to

Reproach, abuse,

(mfn.

a.

member

an edge.
ad.

fie

p. 550.

Holding,

mfn.} Holding or bearing weapons,

s.

An expression conveying blame,

frequently used as the last

compound

of

a revolt, an

contempt, censure, disrespect.

mfn. from R.
:

A sedition,

as a loan or

to borrow, to owe.

having

(f^ + *fi1)

rain.

v. a.
;

s.

reproach, regret, disapprobation, &c. as,

kins'

debt

tumult, sedition, a revolt, anarchy.

f^^Jinterj. Sans.

for

shower of

sea, the ocean. (Lit.

uproar, a tumult.

Sharp.

The

contains the waters.)

s.

(?)

^f^Tt^ v. a. To determine, to assign

impose a tax.

"fifcfOTl a. (from

"RW)

Slow,

soft, deliberate.

Root, in.

To emit

sound.

1510

1509
(m.)

s.

An

1.

epithet of

Vrihaspati the

spiritual precep-

preceptor of the gods.

tor

2.

see jjEJ

"ft^tt

s.

(f.

from fSjffl

the under-

) Intellect,

A place,
A star, an

house.

3.

Power, strength,
the deity of

(m.)

asterism.

5.

4. Fire.

An
Agni
name of Sukea the
epithet of

1.

2.

fire.

2.

s.

iv.

(SCtroft)

To

1.

contain, to hold.

contemn, to disregard.

slight, to

understanding,

WP)
a.

3.

To

Intellect,

mind, reason,

(Beng.^ Wise.

<ft*[ft>*. (J.

Ht^") Coolly,

G4+1S)

R.

If.

slowly, deliberately.

Ht + ^fS5 ) Any

mental or

intel-

common report.

report, a

(m. fift|*f fo<)

s.

1.

One who

be-

longs to the legislative department of a govern-

ment

a counsellor, a minister.

^ Root,

2.

(^VTVRj, ^Jp^) To

v.

See R.

H^U3v.

a.

friendly

Hl^i

Thirst.

agitate, to

(from R.

Gr. 699) Sucked, drank.

s.

alternately expresses

lectual faculty.

shake.

R. C<.+\3 Wilkins'

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

*tfe

HW+v5I + Htn) A

adviser.

from R.

(f.

who

Wilson.

accomplish.

HI

wife but

Also

fcfl^iftXl

To

from

(f.

ad. (from

a spot, a country.

regent of the planet Venus.

2.

s.

woman, one who

jealous

Seeft^>.

(n.) 1.

sftRoox,

A jealous

and conceals her jealousy.

and f*t&

(femin. of S^ijt)

conceals her jealousy.

Ht^ft^l

standing.

s.

HW

H^?)

To wash.

A cucurbitaceous fruit (LufFa pentandra).

Corey.

muftis. ($tfll+PSL)A report,

An
r

(m.)

s.

s.

A fishervvoman,

bag of coarse

A panting,

a palpitating.

cloth.

men, the

(^t + ^"f^5*L) A

s.

(from <f^3)

To

v. .

wise.

palpitate

to

breathe with difficulty, to pant,

(with

running

or

fear).

Also

minister for counsel,

as distinguished from

^<|<4<^a. Palpitating.

Sft+H^)

<fj?I"ft>.

Mohun P.

the

H<?f*T
ise

>*^) Smoke.

(corrupt, of

fisherman.

{Jemin. of

s-

See ?3fl

p. 7.

wife of a fisherman.

^fc^^l

(corrupt, of

s.

organ of per-

See

ception.

^ [<<

a rumour.

Intelligent,

(from

perpetual solici-

learned, wise, sagacious, sensible.

tude or anxiety about any thing.

a.

sible.

(mfn. from

1.

Wise, prudent,

senr-

^<J^f<PL

Firm, steady, composed, temperate,

2.

consistent.

nageable

HI)

3.

Headstrong, self-willed

powerful, strong.

^1

(n.) Steadiness, firmness, fortitude.

unma-

(/.) or

2.

(from

s.

weary.

i.

3.

(#5C3)
To

live.

Remorse, anxiety.

Carey.

sort of necklace.

#55 Root,
5

1.

1.

To

kindle.

2.

To be

1511

^0*11

A basket used

(from

s.

1512
in

washing

vapour of any fragrant

The

rice.

^3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

shaken.

R.

^+^3)

1.

Agitated,

Relinquished, deserted, abandoned.

2.

^Pfj,

2.

resin.

sabre.

3.

sun, the sun's rays.

^t^Pil

washerman.

S^ + tWl ?) A strong de-

(from

s.

<tl^ ?)

(from R.

s.

Wilkins' Gr. 695.

sire,

(Lit.

guilt.

(mfn.

a.

a determined wi}l.

Free from sin or

Having shaken

off his sin).

Also

^W^fl. (mfn.).

from

(n.

^ + TJ" ) A

excite a sacrificial

An

(from R. ^tt^?)

s.

fire.

under-srarment.

Heavy, thick, gross,

a.

$jj3|

1.

long cloth worn

zeal,

round the

loins.

2.

Washed

cloth.

3.

The thorn-apple (Datura Metel). Carey.

s.

The blazing up of

s.

To be

^f^T3

fire.

excessively hot or sultry,

v. n.

ad.

Parchingly.

SJfPVM
bow

small

used in cleaning cotton.

^rfS"

Sj-ffi" s. (n.

shaking

from R.

^)

agitation.

censer.

To

v. a.

cotton-cleaner.

The

1.

Also

Vagrant, va-

gabond, lecherous.
tumult, an uproar, a crowd.

^T^^a. (from ^5^) Heavy, thick, bulky, gross.

act of agitating or

The

beating; of a

drum used

(corrupt,

The introductory

of

stanza to a song, forming afterwards the burden

of each verse.

See

s.

clean cotton with an instrument

nomin. <o from R.

(f.

\ ?)

1.

The

axle-

or pole of a carriage where the yoke

tree

fixed.

bow.

like a

(^51 + ^1?)

a.

woman, a

Carey.

as a signal.

(Beng.) The cleaning

2.

of cotton with the bow.

l^TtHWI

irom

(from ^t^T3)

s.

zealous.

concubine, a fat vagabond

female Vaishnava.

^^T^L, s. A

(^T from ^fTO + ^Tl?) A

s.

To be

v. a.

Ardor, fervor,

s.

A bribe.
A

<i^S<1

fan of deer-skin to

2.

burden, a load.

3.

Thought,

is

re-

flection, recollection.

$j*fl, s. (f.)
s.

^"Jfl
dra).

^ffi

s.

river.

Also #f^T (/.).

(from

s.

^4^4

cotton-cleaner.

a burden,

cucurbitaceous plant (Luffa pentan-

Hort. Ben.

p. 70.

Ardour, zeal, diligence,

a. Great, pro-

^1

s.

C^+^i

An

fronl

^ffi) Ardent, zealous, great.

(corrupt, of

<H)

^^"^t

s.

(m.

from ^~^.+ ^") Bearing

beast of burden.

%^W^ + ^t\)

sove-

Incense

<feTi

s.

(f.

from

The

fore-part of a carriage,

the axle-tree, the pole.

uproar, a row, a tumult, a rebellion.

a. (from

(to.)

s.

reign, a king.

digious, astonishing, ardent.

s.

a. (mfn. <^"

the aromatic

^^"t
$j<f

s. (to.

Root,
s.

i.

(m.

burden.

from
(

beast of burden.

H^Rj ) To injure, to hurt, to kill.

#+.31 from

R.

^) A

beast of

%3

1513
<^"

(mfn. irreg. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Gr.

kins'

s.

1.

^0 A

trillion.

(m. from R.

Wil-

Injured, hurt, killed.

p. 422).

(m. from

s.

<*T

1514

ilfoAwn

P.

p. 130.

2.

<\Root,
warm,

Also <j^5R

and D. Metel).

fastuosa

i.

Root,
ix.
x.

v.

^f03j (^"R?, -G3) and

(^HirfS, -G3 or irreg. <^TTlf3) To

prefixed,
3.

To

i.

make tremble,
1 To shake off.

2.

To abandon, to quit.
To shake,

with

With ^51^

to agitate.

perceive

To

with

stir

up, to excite

expel, to shake out or

with
to

ft To

with

to destroy;

off,

remove, to cast away

The

sun's rays.

<HTftn3

a.

perfumed,

v. a.

smoke tobacco.

Also

v. a.

To

*.

2.

The

4.

2.

Incense, resin,

fumigated.

(Beng.)

See

sun.

from R.

(mfn.

SjHj

2.

To

gum;

sabre.

<H
1.

3.

Incensed,

Suffering pain or

perfumed

fumigated,

^jfe!^)

with

In-

incense,

pain or fatigue.

2. Suffering

scented.

(m. from R. <4?) Smoke.

^+C^j[)

(m.

s.

falling star.

as).
K

3.

Having

(Lit.

smoke: hence)

or standard of

1.

a flag

Fire.

2.

comet.

The smoking of tobacco.

The drinking of smoke).

(Lit.

^i<l<l

1.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

censed,

fel^

To fumigate

speak.

make

fatigue.

to agitate,

Smoke, steam, vapour.

(corrupt, of

To

1.

(m. from R. ^j^L)

to

move up and down.

s.

(^rf3)

to

shine.

a.

agitate

<Hlu|\J) To heat,

(irreg.

an aromatic taper.

(^TtfiS,

shake, to

x.

Carey.

s.

kind of chafing-dish, a

censer, an incense-pot.

or the twentieth part of a Vighd.

The thorn-apple (Datura

^?) A

(from R.

s.

measure of land, properly the same as the kdtd

(m.)

Also

of the Shorea robusta.

beast of burden.

Resin, especially that

^?)

(^5T1+^R1) A tunnel

for

smoke,

toSTCT a (mfn.

Sfsr

a chimney.

+ XTCT)

smoke,

Filled with

consisting of smoke.

^3H&T1

(from

a.

^3Tl) Smoky.

wM^fc^frafl+^ft
ijUlk<pl.

s.

from p

Tft L)

(fel-j-^li) A

A chimney.

(mfn. from <ftl) Smoke-coloured, of a

a.

chimney.

^3

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^

696).

shaken.

Agitated,

I.

abandoned,
proached.

(m.) Purple (the colour).

(f.

relinquished.

Also

3.

fastuosa and

Cast

off,

Blamed,

re-

2.

(mfn.').

(corrupt, of <i^J^")

D. Metel).

^5
s.

Also

from <p.)

quantity of smoke.

Wilkins* Gr.
s.

s.

censer, an mcense-pot.
s.

a.

(Lit.

Produced from smoke).

purple colour,

cloud.

plant (Datura

(m. from

(fn. from

?)

^^)

The

fork-tailed shrike.

Smoke-coloured, purple

(m.) Purple (the colour).

^S^ G

s. (rn.)

mfn

fr

m ^5) Smoke-coloured, purple,

camel.

1515

1516

^Root,

(<rf?KJ)

iv.

To move,

L To

kill, to hurt.

2.

^R*t a.

to approach.

(from R.

s.

See

SNi

$$f$

s.

See As. Res.

epithet of Siva.

366.

ix.

Injured,

See <i^i<

to sustain,

a.

(mfn.)

knavish.
1.

2.

A rogue,

2.

crafty,
s.

gamester.

3.

j3|

(Datura Metel).

Knavery,

(rc.)

fraudulent,

mischievous,

Injurious,

a cheat.

thorn-apple

Cunning,

1.

To maintain,

(m.)

(Ht^Ufj)

x.

Root,

arytenoid.

^^+^") A beast of burden.

s. (wi.

^PT^s.

p.

5.

memory.

i.

3.

(<t\5lfj or with the insertion of a

go, to move.

+3

Wilkins Gr.

416) Possessed, held, sustained, born

(Lit.

<^3^\3

for^f%, +*FJ^) A

(ifar

sup-

Hort. Ben.

(m/.) Dust.
a.

^Fjf^

Also

<Hl

(/.

Firm and constant

performance of a vow.

Duryodhana and uncle of the

Pdndu princes. (Lit. By whom the king-

dom
<f^

(/.).

^T + inr) Covered
^T + ^f^) A

s.

is

held.)

(f R.

constancy.

<|

+ f3)

thing, retention.

handful of dust.

1.

Firmness, steadiness,

The holding

2.

with dust.
3.

sort of

or sustaining a

metre

a.

(-H^

Firm,

mfn.

dust.

Root,

v.

(^OTft)

To be proud,

confident or presumptuous,

a.

(<*njf3) To make splendid

Also written

elegant.

or

colour).
s.

i.

to be

and

or
x.
t
oppress.

To overcome,

to vanquish, to

Sometimes with ^3 prefixed

to

it.

Anointed, smeared.
a.

a.

Sanskrit

steady, constant.

The throwing of handfuls of

x.

in

As. Res. x. 472.

prosody.

^fUlrT

Root,

king,

the father of
p. 18.

(mfn.
s.

^3 + ^3)

The name of a

Dust, pollen.

(corrupt, of

(mfn.

a.

plant
five

|W

in

hold, to

hold an opinion. With

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

in the

(Leea macrophylla).
s.

To keep

To

ported.

Carrying a load).

<4^Tl

1.

alive, to last,

To understand.

*^|f^ ) To

nasal

Carey.

S^tH

2.

to assert, to

prefixed,

(/.) or

craftiness.

funnel-shaped,

bear, to hold,

The

a.

Infundibuliform,

To

(fH^TT^) To be

vi.

bear, to sustain.

<1"^

(<W3, -C3)

i.

to continue,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 421.

hurt.

Flannel.

see

fastuosa).

<|Root,

(mfn. pret. part. p. ^jj^-f-^")

a.

D.

Gray.

(m.) The thorn-apple (Datura Metel and

5.

(m. ^fe + ^fR?) An

^R")

(from

(mfn.')
2.

Gray.

An

(from

pentagynum).

ass.

s.

3.
?)

(m.)

An

Hort. Ben.

1.

Gray (the

oilman.

plant

(Pharnaceum

p. 22.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Wilkins'

p.

422)

Bold, confident, forward.

(/.) or

(n.) Boldness, forwardness.

Gr.

(_\5T

mfn

ward, impudent.

from R.

<^)

331

Bold, for-

ffim

1517

(tw.)

W&U^MH

beam, a ray of light.

(mfn. from R.

^ a.

Bold, forward, im-

Root,

(H*1)nJ) To be

grow

or

\i^<c^l

old.

i.

p-<^)

To

creditor, a debtor,

plant (Hibiscus esculentus, Carey

Hort. Ben.

longifolius,

An

To have

C^T^U3)

washed

is

$t^U3 v. a.

p. 52).

&T^R1

a looseness, to purge (said

(<fr^1

s.

(from R.

Smoke.

5.

(from

(C^STl+^Rl) A

C^tftW)

(/.)

s.

(/.

tied

p. 11.

up

Also

milch cow.

from

C^Jj A cow

at the dairy or

(from

s.

Guf^)

panting.

cHWlRM^l

(ftibtpr+ot&l) with

heaving or palpitating breast from hard running.

R.

^1+TT) To be

held or kept.
v. a.

cause

(/.).

to be milked.
(rnfn. fut. part. p.

a.

Mis-

to pant.

(Wf

C^^1

2.

C<ITT^3) To

(caws, of

v. a.

climbing plant (Cissus elongata).

chimney.

A panting.

1.

See

An otter.

s.

by

U$$j) To wash.

conception, deception.

Hort. Ben.

any

soil,

into a pit or valley

(corrupt, of

5.

cattle).

Alluvial

Carey.

the rain.

ear-ring.

y. w.

C*i/T

forbearing,

C^Ts. SeeO&pf.
of

enduring,

Patient,

(from

s.

thing which

o
H.

>.

drink.

CHI^lt>

s.

(-f^\

abstaining.

W Root,
(3.<?U

Re-

straint, abstinence, forbearance.

a.

ix.

1518

(a.WP+W^M't)

s.

pudent.
<^

C^TtftCvj

(from

v. a.

^f<PW) To

pant with run-

ning, to be out of breath.

(from R.t*t>)

To think upon,

to

OTvjl

s.

(from (<t\\5)

species of harmless

meditate.

water-snake.

TSfc^ s.

(n.

from

C^t^l

see C*i/T )

herd of

OTTl

milch cows.
(?rc.)

The

See As. Res.

sixth note of the

m.

sack or bag.

68. ix. 451.

(n.

from

The

Smoke.

(Also

See
1.

C<4"T3Tl

coarse

C^tt^^ and C^t^vSt

testicles.

Firmness, steadiness,
1.

constancy, endurance.

t^Wt^a. (-3^

TO]

(corrupt, of

Hindu gamut.
2.

s.

(corrupt, of

2.
m/rc.

t&fi+^V)

stratagem, a deceit, an illusion.

doubt, a suspicion.

Firm,

steady, constant, patient, forbearing.

bamboo basket

for catching fish.

A sort of snake (Amphisbsena).

Steady, patient,

calm, temperate.

(from^PfU3) Cleansed with the bow.

1519

To cause

of <f*TU3)

(caus.

v. a.

cotton to be cleaned by the bow.

GtWpT

&WtS3)

(from

s.

cotton,

^0^)

(from R.

The washing of

(from

s.

l&'WWi

C<tWft s.

C^Tls?^]^

clean, white.

Gftorftrro

i^wjj) Washed, clean.

A washerwoman.

(from R.
(from

coarse bag or

c*fte+ cp*ttr from c<ft*])

silk.

from <fcl Wilkins' Gr. 901)

See

OTfe33 s

(n.

C^tfe?

See

C^fraTT

C^t^) A

from R.

horse's trot.

Wilkins' Gr. 900)

Pertaining to a load, carrying a burthen, s.

(mfn. from

a.

A beast of

burthen.

clean, white.

OTT1 *

washerman.
washerman's

shrub (Musssendra glabra

Bu-

(/.

from

tti Root,

r (<fclf3

blow

fire,

(either

times with

^5)

Dishonesty, fraud.

Wl^) A horse's trot.

from R.

(w.

s.

wife.

Carey.

chanan's flfSS.^.

(.

a. (/#/.

(>w.)

Washed,

to cleanse.

Smoky.

washerman.

A sort of fish (Perca

MSS.y Carey.

(from

a.

C^tT3+^o

(m.

s.

Bleached

(from FCPfl )

To wash,

v. a.

purified,

sack.

Buchanan's

Calcois,

Washed,

(C^Wl

s.

The cleaning of

linen.

+ p.

from R. ^Q^.) Washed,

a. (mfn.

clean,

Earned by cleaning cotton.

a.

a.
*.

1520

<fr1rT

Wilkins' Gr. p. 145)

or

prefixed to

To

Some-

or a wind-instrument).
it.

from

kidney-bean or Dolichos.

sort of

Root,

Carey.

To

v. a.

To

desire.

and

See R.
(from C^Tt^"U3) Washed, clean,

a.

To crow,

2.

to caw.

enquire after the health of

a person.

AW

(with the insertion of a nasal,

i.

+^

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Wilkins'

s.

Gr. 692) Blown (either

washing, a cleansing.

or a wind-in-

fire

strument).

Washings, dregs.

(from

$Tfc3l

Root,

To move

i.

(-3

s.

(n.

s.

vehicle, as
2.

R.

C^^+SFT)

Any

sort of

a horse, an elephant, &c.

cart,

Quick motion.

1.

3.

A horse's

R.

td+^) A blacksmith.

(mfn. pret. part.

a.

C^R\

wi.

quickly.

trot.

Thought

^ K$W

of,

(mfn.fut. part. p.

a.

R.

p.

meditated, contemplated.

R.^fr + 33")

to be meditated upon, requiring to

s.

(n.

from R.

(n.)

(from

s.

(from

^TK5\

See

ft?)

s.

(\ m.

be thought

Fit
of.

One who medi-

tates or contemplates.
)

plant used as a pot-

herb (Pharnaceum pentagynum).

and half cotton.

horse's trot.

A kind of

Carey.

cloth, half silk

s.

(n.

flection,

from R.

+ ^1 )

Meditation, re-

thought, religious contemplation.

a.

(mfn.

meditation or reflection.

Attainable by

1522

1521

^TH^l

^7t*T+^l) An

(m.

s.

interruption of

<^Root,

thought or meditation.

<47HT.

fixed.

(-f^ro/n. *t7H +

a.

^)

Contem-

(<<ff3) 1-HSb stand

vi.

To move,

2.

<jpT a. (mfn. from

R.

firm, to

be

to go.

%)

Fixed, firm, stable,

1.

plative, thoughtful.

permanent, durable, eternal.

1^1 s. (.)

$7TT

a.

fragrant grass.

(m/. /w*. part. p.

R.t^b+TT) To be

An

object of meditation.

contemplated,

(w.)

s.

(m.)

s.

The

1.

p. 363.

One

3.

mical yogas.

Root,

To

i.

With 3I*T

tate, to think, to reflect.

To remember,
look out
<jF3[^

to recollect

with f*T

5.

prefixed,

To

(Hoifj

i.

^S^f^) To

Root,

(|[*1

i.

The trunk of a lopped

ad. Sans, (from

ix.

(from ^jpT)

<<1<J?1 s.

or with the insertion of a

The longitude

2.

go, to move.

^T^T^

M)

To sound

(as

an

instru-

3^1

Root,

Root,

#^jtf\3

To glean

s.

Certainly, surely.

An

1.

introductory stanza

of a star.

Heaven.

(m.

(f from

s.

see R.

wood

of the

(With the

i.

1.

To

<te" ) 1.

insertion of a nasal

2.

To

Root,

of the Flacourtia sapida, and in

(^t^f^)

i.

adorn.

3.

To be

To be dry

1.

C<J"^Root,

sufficient.

4.

To

refuse,

Sff^RooT,

) To be

(<4

able or competent.

(^"1^51^) To divide, to

i.

split,

to

Root,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

C<

ffc^ Root,

Root,
firm, to

i.

i.

(C<j'0lf3)
Rl.)

be fixed.

and

2.

To

i.

To
vi.

go, to move.

(^f^)

1.

falling.

prefixed,

To

an

Carey.

Hindu

fall

2.

To

satisfied or pleased.

1.

To

fall

go, to move.

%OTl)

Trans.

2.

1.

down,

to

With ft

Destruction, loss.

The ceasing

R.A.S.

i.

a.

disliked or feared.

or failing of

113.

(mfn. R.

Causing

destroying, ruining.

to standfast.

asunder, to break into pieces.

music.

To be firm,

OTnA?)

A falling off.)
a.

go, to move.

denomination used in

plant

1. To sound.
2. To
To be exhilarated, to be eleTo manifest hilarity by noise.

(m. from R.

effect.

fall,
s.

s.

(Lit.

To be

(<f

break by

OTf

1.

To be

^^Root,

Wilkins' Gr.

700) Satisfied, pleased.

3.

i.

cut, to pierce.
a.

2.

The introductory

(C^T^3)

i.

grow, to increase.
vated with joy. 4.

i.

3.

See <J

to go.

or arid.

to prevent.

Root,

(<j^"f^)

vi.

To move,

2.

Root,

made

stanza and burden of a song.

See R.

desire.

vase

sacrificial

(Hedysarum Gangeticum).

utter a cry peculiar to birds

to cry, to crow, to caw.

To

tree.

Discus-

6.

the shape of the Indian fig-leaf.

2.

S.

sion, reasoning, logic.

see, to

ment).

<3 Ifc)^

it-

of the twenty-seven astrono-

4.

Ascertainment, certainty.

(ra.)

Kala

constant arc.

for.

Root,

nasal,

medi-

recollect, to

Certain, sure.

polar star or the north-pole

(In astron.)

2.

self.

2.

Used

in

comp.

to

e. g.

(mfn.^ Destroying what

is

1523

*f*J

a 0- R.

^Ttlu

a.

(mfn. fut.

Destruction, ruin.

Root,

part. p. R. < o:iT +

<j1^sf3)

^ft

<1T5^

(_f^

R |?

destroying

structive,

used

^+f^

in

comp.

e.

Rumour,

(m.)

(n.
<?jr

^^fa)

nasal,

To

a standard.

2.

a symbol.

The

1.

penis.

The upper

4.

3.

Brahman.

$i<b\f%i

^"^Ej

2.

2.

To

i.

1-

Any

crow.

1.

to crow,

desire.

aquatic bird,

Sound, noise.

2.

report.

from R.

Darkness.

(^ < f^i) L To bend, to make crooked.

kill.

A banner, a flag,
A mark, a sign,

part of a skull car-

on a stick as a penance

ried

Root,

To

go, to move.

(mn. from R.

s.

or with the insertion of a

i.

2.

(m. from R.

<j"t*T s.

Favor, kindness,
^Th' Root,

(m. from R.

mfn.) Ungrateful,
destroying kindness, from

lit.

g.

s.

insertion of a nasal,

utter the cry of birds

as a crane, a gull, &c.

De-

To

to croak, to caw, &c.

Liable to destruction, capable of being

ruined.

(With the

i.

i.

1524

for the

murder of

Wilson.

(-^ mfn. ^3* + 3"^) Wearing a

a.

standard, having a sign or mark.

s.

(m.)

An
*T

ensign.

The twentieth consonant

Hindu

in the

alpha-

bet, corresponding in pronunciation to that of

Impotency.

<ptS
3.

^S)

s.

(from

sign, a symbol, a

<ffeft

s.

An

ensign.

flagstaff.

2.

mark.

4.

A monument.

1.

An

(/.

tree or other

1.

the English letter n in lent, but with a dental

army.

2.

sound.
*f as a

Kridanta

many Sanskrit

(mfn.) Cut

To sound.
Root,

i.

(^Tfe)

and

x.

(^TTTfa) To

sound.

<ff%

s.

^t^T^

from R.

^ ^*j

(m. from R.
a.

Sounded

as a

e. g.

Kridanta

as

^jPl a.

Wilkins'
suffix is

nouns of the

also the termination of several

(m/rc.

pre^.

by the

Sound.

verbal roots to which they are subjoined

e. g.

Sound.
par. p.

R.

^^+^3)

s.

for its essence, consisting in

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

broken by

sound, sonorous.

^^T +

falling, destroyed, ruined.

Wilkins' Gr.

strive.

suffix, *T serves to

duce adjectives from some substantives,

(as an instrument).

a.

sjJ)

Fallen,

ffa s.

de-

e. g.

(mfn.) Troubled with insects, from

(m.)

*T indecl. Sans.
ticle

(m.) Endeavour, exertion, from R.

To endeavour, to
As a Taddhita

828.

^PtH^ a. (mfn. <ff^T + UtH^ ) Having sound

a.

^3.

masculine gender, expressive of the act denoted

(ni.

s.

roots

from R. T To cut.

off,

692705.^

Gr. %

Spt

appears instead of

the termination of the preterit participle of the

passive of

high land-mark.

suffix

An
1

Wilkins' Gr. % 916.

insect.

No,

of comparison

not.
:

e.

2.

g.

As, like

SIC&1

a parLike

^1

1525
waves.

?OT

(In this application

seems

it

restricted

s.

In Sanskrit prosody the abbreviated term

(wz.)

(from

a.

(a. i.^^Jj)

(corrupt, of

Nine.

The

s.

fourth

son or daughter in a large family.

TOtTWfc
A

it

young

?)

*1<i )

New.

1.

2.

(from

a.

fish),

^ + 3nf^?)

Young

'TnS^^

s.

T^TU*!) The

man

=TN3^Wrl

Drums

tube of a to-

at certain intervals.

s.

^y)

(p.

Hort. Ben.

The guard-

an orchestra, a

plant (Artemisia sternutatoria).

(a. JJU)

1.

copy, a transcript, an ex-

Mimickry, show.

^ 5JT^Wt
55

(p.

Jii3)

(from

s.

A copyist,

^n^Tplt^s.
1<P=tl<<^U'l^

J*;) The act of

p.

jjjj)

The reading of

s. (ro.

c^^ij)

ad. Sans,

'RJ'

stantive, but

?).

To annmilate

>

to <*e-

draughtsman, a painter, a

(accus. case of

*n3?^

py

(from

(ml)

s.

s.

Night,

night,

s.

(m.)

1.

night.
2.

by
s.

+ <[ 3)A vow

to

demon.

(-fe\mfn.).

^,see^,

(h.

Wandering by

night.

+ 3tf*T from 3FT ?) A

(m.

tree

Wilson.

Jjy)The employs.

(m.)

tern,
letter =J or

same sound

crocodile.

(a. 4iJu)

Copying, imitating,

The

By

2.

goblin, a

(Galedupa arborea, Rox.).

Y.pj

character expressing the

traceable in several de-

^T^ + Ty^")

Also ^TSFfrRt

^PSaitST

frtCF

is

Dirty or ragged cloth.

1.

(mfh.

a.

s.

A copyist.

(from a.

f+

which

and compound words)

mimicking.

1<P)<

plant

a sculptor, an embroiderer, &c.

thief.

copyist.

(^5^^)

x.

eat only

1<pRln1

^f^T + t^) A

from

(/.

stroy.

a clerk.

copy.

ment of a

princes.

rag, a wiper, a handkerchief.

the employment of a copyist.

Sf^S^ill^

s.

rivatives

p. 61

H<S*X)<fy%*.

copying

The name of the

2.

Pandu

mungoose

or

a word which does not occur as a separate sub-

2.

plant (Artocarpus La-

An ichneumon

1.

Ichneumon).

H$t*t|to

*^lf"^L s

music-room.

tract.

(m.)

s.

^5 Root,

beating at the gate

house where drums are beaten

^Xs.

(Ophioxylum serpentinum

(p. c^-jjj)

of a great

to in-

their respects to him.

for

(to.

s.

and

it

(said of

(from ^3") The ninth.

a.

who pay

fourth of the five

bacco pipe.

^ft

1<b

(Viverra

(from

s.

servant whose business

to proclaim the titles of his master,

(corrupt, of

Ninety.

^f^>i

cucha).

fish.

(from

a.

is

troduce those

+ ^t'Hire + *I^*P

(from

s.

Omitting one

brass pot or pan.

for the foot called tribrachys.

*T a.

T + ^f^TvS)

thing and doing another instead.

to the dialect of the vedas.

T

^Tf^TTl

1526

map, plan.

portrait,

any other

as *f

&c,

a model, pat-

Also
)

ing of a portrait, map, &c.

The publish-

spU

1527
ftt^Q

(ra.)

s.

1.

star in general.

2.

An

aste-

rism in the moon's path or lunar mansion, of

which twenty-eight

distinct in

name,

are enumerated

made

and

figure,

and popular enumeration of those

is

twenty-seven

^3 0!?

(n.

s.

is

and twenty-second mansions.

twenty-first

+ '&IF) The

^^^.

-T^3r

sphere of the

1.

(Lit.

What

(Lit.

The lord ofthenakshatras). Also ^T^tU"*!

s.

1.

pearls

(m. *f*1

+ v5) An

many

(m.

s.

s.

tree.

(Lit.

Born

elephant.

Ready money,

(a. jjy)

row of

*t\ )

Not

to

be

(a.

jjii

cash.

+ u-jj>-)

Articles pro-

Carey.

duced.

as there are mansions in

*\*\vpizf[

the moon's path).

^S^T^t^

2.

taken into account, of no value, contemptible.

(in ).

necklace containing twenty-seven

(viz. as

nails,

on the mountains.)

Irt^

Having

mountain.

from R.

The moon.

2.

goes or moves not.)

fixed stars.

stars.

appa-

claws, or talons.

formed out of parts of the

is

sort of perfume,

constellations

Abhijit, the twenty-eighth,

intercalary, and

of dried shell-fish.

(-

the Pauranic

from *T*U)

(/.

rently
a.

number of stars

1528

W$1

^TT+C^TT^)

A sale for prompt

(a. jJU

s.

payment.

The

firmaT^tplt*^5tjU

ment, the starry region.

Prompt payment;

(a. j^jijjy )

s.

cash, ready money.

(a. jjLaiij) Loss, detriment, injury.

*T*U

s.

(mra.)

The

1.

In the

talon, a claw.

numerals

nail of a finger or toe; a

artificial

word stands

this

expression of

twenty

for

this

T^tWl

JTT^

s.

s.

(from A.

(ra.)

4*1

Cash, ready money.

town, a

(m.

s.

jjij)

city.

Spt^+^t^)

The verge

or

being the number of nails on the hands and

2. (ra.)

feet.

a nail,

outskirts of a town.
sort of

apparently

$#1
^Cbt^k
also

perfume in the shape of

made of

dried shell-fish

Inhabiting towns, dwelling in a city.

(/.).

s.

The paring of the

The

*T^t^

s.

s.

(from

^) The

(m.)

inhabi-

tants of a city.

spur of a cock.

nail of the finger or toe, the

SpfT^'a. (mfn.^^tZ +

Abiding or situated

in a city.

talon of a bird, the claw of an animal.

*piW

Also

^PtTtlFte

(/.>:

^^3fTU (^A+^l^ from R.tEg)

instrument to pair the nails, a nail-parer.

T^U^I

citizen.

(m.

nails.

^^Tl

s.

s.

(p.

\j0) Trick,

artifice,

(mfn.

whitlow.

Held or

confined in a city.
5 r T3
T

t s.

(/.

from ^T 5}^")

town, a

city.

The

joke, waggery,

coquetry, deceit, sham, pretence.

^7VH^5. (^FU + 'jM) A

An

a.

vicinity

or neighbourhood of a city.

'Ft^Prft

s.

(f.

1*1

^Wt

from

1530

1529

metre

sort of

Sanskrit prosody.

in

As. Res.

T^^Hi^. (p. &jjiu) Strictly watched,

confined,

x. 440.

(corrupt, of p.

T^l

guarded,

Fascination.

s.

T"3R!<r*Sft s . (p. t/JCJ^ai) Confinement, imprison-

bridle.

ment.
Urine.
3

Tpf$3 3^
3

s.

(Tpl

Constipation

^Ol<<t3fl.

of the bowels.

pole or bamboo used to stop a boat or

to shove

^rcnWs
TJ)
or

s.

"3"

s.

forward.

+&&d

(-3^.
^vl

(from

No,

mixture for spirituous liquor into fermentation.

Also 'fff^
(f.

from

girl before

s.

u. a.

(p.

(from

(/.)

(m.) Ferment, a drug used to throw the

1.

naked woman.

2.

An

anchor,
anchor,

^FTU^

ad. Sans.

To

place for cast-

s.

from

fU^)

vi.

(*f0lC\3

Kridanta

lemma.

To be ashamed,

to

be

by means of which a few

adjectives are deduced from verbal roots,

a (mfn.) Thirsty, from R.

.

See Wilkins' Gr.

p.

*T3T^t^ a.

(p.

*F3rfT3P a.

Marshy,

s.

(n.

s.

plashy.

*1v5l^s. (a.J&>) 1. A sight, a view. 2. (A.jjj)

A present of ceremony to a superior.

.4s.

Res.

v. 61.

several plants (Bignonia Indica,

tibialis or

(fromT^S)

A. Karka).

a perplexity, a di-

Intricate, perplexing,

Carey.

R.

^P^+^H)
+ <r3") A

who endeavours

The

act of dancing,

profligate fellow, one

to please loose

Several

women.

species of amaranthus (A.

prostratus, lanceolatus, oleraceus, fasciatus,

spinosus).

cL&t^j) Near, close by, at hand.

To

mime, a dramatic

x. 22.

intricate affair,

(T'k

e. g.

^^To thirst.

2.

slightly.

shine.

1.

move

to

to re-

or representing dramatically.

468.

soft,

to per;

Carey.

vexatious.

Tla<r<r

suffix

the designation of one of the

Manu

The name of

a.

modest or bashful.

classes.

Also
If not; else, other-

T&O

Jonesia Asoca, Arundo

^T^T

^ Root,

To shake,
injure.
5. To

(m. from R.

An

wise.
1

To dance

3.

hurt, to

mixed

fSTK

(^T+CSV)

present.

Near.

fall.

ing anchor, an anchorage, a harbour.

Soon, after a short time.

<U^jJ)

x.

drop, to

2.

ad. Sans. (^T +

p.

form (as an actor on the stage), to act

or

TfirrK

view, a sight, a prospect.

p.

actor, a dancer

v. a. To cast
To weigh anchor.

not.

fl^RooT,

4.

the age of puberty.

A juggler.

2.

present theatrically or by pantomime.

(n.).

*f^J )

An ogler.

present.

bird.

Naked.

1.

(p. csj\ija>) Ogling, juggling.

s.

(a. xjeii) 1.

s.

Nakedness, nudity.

(n,^

Wilson.

*T3T^1
2.

(mfn. from R.

a.

*T^t^

it

1\51<3"T3T^. (p. jb^j)

s.

actress

Carey.

Also

(femin. of
;

^Jl^T

and

female dancer, an

a courtezan, a harlot.
s.

(m.

^T^ + ^rHTr) A

actresses live, a brothel.

house where

1531

1532

't^root,
*10

(TOfe) To be

i.

making a

*10(>0

2.

cum

(TO + T'FT) A
(from "Tfe\? )

s.

s.

(/.

TO + ^T

loose shaking or

ad.

f^Pttt

^) A

Stirred,

moved, put

into

^fSU3) To

(caus. of

(More

correctly written

2.
is

TO)

caste of

An

To

stir,

to

T^\

a.

a mace.

To

3.

women. Carey.

+ ^T) Abounding
^Jf*^ (
mfn.).

(mfn. from TOj

Also

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Gr.

crooked, curved.

\3l

s.

"t^+^S

(jf.)

(Beng.)
or

Wilkins'

An

*1 K.
is

by name

(to.)

male,

s.

s.

^tfrforl

To

To name,

with
1.

1.

to a thing.

To

attend to,

the personification of which

Brahmaputra.

softness like that of soft

mud

or

T&ft

5.

TO + fFlf^^l )

Flat-

a.

excuse, a pretence.

(from'1

KftX)

Soft, dirty,

poachy,

Carey.

from R.

(/.
s.

a river.

(n.

s.
\5\

Wilson.

'ftfjfi

Also

or watered

Prostration, inclination,

humility.

prefixed,

To attend

Carey.

quagmire.

a.

An

the

To be

2.

address, to speak to.

river,

e. g.

nosed.

TOl

2.

with

To

2.

to sound.

insertion of a nasal,

address, to speak to

^TPftf^T
(mfn. from

To speak,

prosper, to thrive.

at a thing.

plashy.

head, bowed.

s.

*fTT^TR

TOTtf^^

See

ornamental

(n.) Prostrate-

Inclining the

(mfn.

a.

(With the

To

to observe.

ness, humility.

TO^^T

(TfWfe)

1.

in

p. 420). Bent, inclined, bowed, prostrate,

nose-ring.

after partu-

Hindu mu-

i.

employment

chief

of lac for

else, other-

The ninth day

1.

happy or delighted. With

stick, a cane,

Hindus whose

reeds, reedy.

p. 152.

As. Res. in. 78.

x.

^fR?)

move.

^f^US .)

^U)

-TFT + p.

ornamental nose-ring;.

Root,

to call

7S

*T3

1.

make ornaments

to

for

particular scale in the

system.

See

(from R.

(from

5.

2.

rejoice

'TCft

not, otherwise

(5T + ^J + ^1) Or,

(from *[<!)

cause to

to put into motion.

v. n.

But

(*PP

s.

aa\

s.

quantity of

motion.

stir,

wise.

sical

v. a.

Mohun P.

recruit.

*F3^1

+ ^'

(/.).

Tf\5U3)

(from

rfJjl a.

potherb (Trichosanth es diosca).

(T

rition.

TOfl

Also

reeds.

*T*3<t vO

Also

dangling motion.

TO^f

^
T-^f

sort of grass (Pani-

s.

ornamental nose-ring.

Carey.

a yielding

Carey,

interruptum).

TOTO

TOt ^^

Motion, a removal.

2.

An

(from
1

A refutation, a confutation,

to argument.
s.

retribution, reward.

is in

sort of glass bracelets.

s. 1.

101^

whose employment

tribe

(a. tecuu) Result, consequence, issue,

s.

A reed (Arundo tibialis or A. Karka).

s. (to.) 1.

See

thick or impervious.

*l

iT^) A

+ <^T) The bank

tl^p

(m/w. from

by a
m.

river.

or shore of

(ra.).

Irrigated

river (said of a field).

plant (Pentaptera Arjuna).

1533

a. (^nfl.

river.

a.

+ p.

Worn away by

fcJLi)

Wilkins' Gr. 770.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

"I

T5^rf

Wilkins'

Gr. p. 423). Tied, bound.

Tfl

s.

(/.

thong.

*T^P

R. 'iT4-

3"+^) A

leather cord or
ties.)

Titos' Gr.

*1**tl

s.

(Lit.

water-jar.

see

No,

not.

epithet of

Prosperity, felicity,

1.

also

sixth or eleventh

An

5.

An

2.

moon's increase or wane.

899.

indecl. (from *T)

*T^)

The

3.

x. 472.

The son of Nanda.)

from R.

(f.

metre in

sort of

W%+*Pf&t) An

(m.

s.

joy, happiness:

(mfn. from *HT) Connected with a river.

a.

^T

Krishna.

That which binds or

(Lit.

(.)

As. Res.

Sanskrit prosody.

1534

Hft

earthen

day of the

A husband's sister

4.

goddess

epithet of the

DtJRGA.

>

^fWT.

Also

(corrupt, of f*f*S )

s.

s.

husband's

and ^R^fl.

^ from R. P ^)
Also ^T ^ (-^f).

/.

I'll*, (corrupt.

of1<ll)

^fi) A

(from

s.

Mohun P.

husband's

sister.

^TO^
band.

;:

sister.

husband's

Joy,

l.

Gaming, gambling.

2.

hus-

felicity,

hap-

p. 12.

(mn. from R.
piness.

sister's

3.

speaker of the benedictory address or prologue

Sans. (The negative particle *T with the

in

form and meaning to the Latin nonne)

Not thus

not

so

An

expression

stating a question in argument,

Is not

place

See Wilkins' Gr.

ad. Sans.

And

(is it)

p. 550.
(is

s.

1 Pk<tt

Also

it)

not so?

(m. from R.

sure, joy,

felicity,

1.

Happiness, plea-

temple.

prosperity.

2.

One

nine pearls or inestimable treasures of

see

hence used in the Hindu

s.

Rejoicing,

(m.)

I.

The speaker

A tree

2.

Tf^ + ^rt^^)

(m.
2.

(Hibiscus populneoides).

tree

1.

sort of

(Tabernsemontana corona-

Wilson.

ria).

^Fts.

-^fwi ad.

Speed, haste.

Hastily,

artificial

for 9.

3.

The

H ^+

s.

Causing pleasure

(mn.

^ + ^5^)
s

maphrodite,
2.

^Sj^s.

mfn.

of the foster-father of Krishna.

*1*H<P a. (mfn. R.
or joy

(Cedrela

tree

quickly, speedily.

system of expressing numerals

name

of the

Kuvera

daughter.

of the prologue or benedictory address before a

s.
s.

of

^Ffl^SS and ^Rt^t^xp ( m .).

p. 550.

T*^

Tpf+^SS) A

(m.

s.

causing delight or joy.

drama.

from R. Ttf

(/.

(-"P^L

1*lfta.

Wilkins' Gr.

See *T*T

^f^rfl.

Toona).

g.

even this a proper

(^+"f>) And

not thus

e.

used in

One

3.

the principal attendants of Siva.

interrogatory enclitic *Y; exactly correponding

both

The

Butter, fresh butter.

before a dramatic representation.

^^ad.

(jh.)

(mfn. )

a.

(In grammar)

Of the

eunuch, a her-

Destitute of

1.

virility.

neuter gender.

joyful, rejoicing.

(m. R.

Ttl+^Pjj

^Pfa

(corrupt, of

s.

Prosperity, happi-

on the

^<

An ornament worn

feet

by Hindu women.

hi.)

ness, felicity, joy.

^T^trT a. (mfn. R.

s. (

T^+^T) Delighting, pleas-

ing, causing felicity

or joy.

s.

(m.)

son.

T^jl

s.

(/.

T5j

A grandson,
)

a son's son.

A grand-daughter.

^Rl

1535

A
mum

plant,

(a.

s.

1.

Ju)

mine (Jasminum Zambac).

the heart-pea (Cardiosper-

Halicacabum).

1536

Carey.

Also

(/)

servant, a groom.

2.

One

(femin. of FFf3?,)

s.

The ninth day

of the

lunar fortnight.

person.

llUMtan

(from A.yjj) Servitude.

^R+Clft^T)

(mfn.

a.

Youthful,

young.

*T^1

Profit, advantage, interest, gain.

(a.

14

a.

New,

from R. *T)

(j/ra.

^4%^

A brazen trumpet.

(p. j-ij)

(^R^+^i + ^fT)

recent, fresh,

Carey.

tinct families.

young,

(m. ) Praise, celebration.

s.

~\% (w.^^T-h^)
s.

*14

5.

mfn.) Nine.

1<]^

(n.

s.

^R + Sf^)

the Hindus reckon

The nine

planets.

Carey.

cury.

who

Mars, Venus, and Mer-

Jupiter,

(mfn. from

The

Also

ninetieth.

s.

chrystal.

nine gems or celebrated

(n.

^\+^f$ + ^)

nine nights of the

men

Vikramaditya.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 550.

indecl. Sans. Only.

^RRtftr^

KRjOT (mfn.).

The

2.

and

eye,

cat's

flourished at the court of

*1<<*iN

Carey.

The nine gems which

the diamond, emerald, ruby,

more properly the

node as planets, to which they add the Sun, the

Moon, Saturn,

1.

garnet, sapphire, topaz, lapis lazuli, pearl, or

The

Hindus reckon the ascending and descending

a.

Noble,

having the privilege of marrying into nine dis-

month A'swina.

The

first

As. Res.

in. 261.

Recentness,

Also

newness.

^3"f3

s.

(/.

*i<l^U

s.

(.

formed by a change
2.

The name of an

river

The body.

4<*t(s3<pl

(Lit.

see

*Rl

1.

An island

indecl.

Kishnagar

The ninth day

(from

after

s.

(n.

^R + *ff3)

2.

from

^ + ^3+^)

A woman

1.

recently delivered.

Sans. ("T + ^l)

Or

not, or if not.

U) Foolish,

silly,

unwise.

A tree (Phyllanthus longifolius).

Carey.

a.

Rr
2.

parturition.

^R^ffS

(f.

(p. t-ijjlj

in the

5
s.

rule

Wilkins' Gr. p. 550.

recently

in the course of a river.

island near

s.

milch cow.

Hoogly.

^TSl

The

Colebr. Alg. p. 35.

proportions.

^R-l-lTTl)

5. (w?.

^5T + ^lTpl + ^)

of proportion with nine terms comprising four

'R^+ft^)
:

(n.l

s.

Ninety.

'R + Tl^T) The new leaf of a lotus.

Having nine apertures

l4i$H

^<TTR^

(n.).

^R^T + ft)

(n.

s.

freshness,

s.

(n.

*R + 3^")

festival

t.

New

new

on the eighth day of the

of the month Margasirsha.

Fresh butter.

rice,

As. Res.

grain.

first

m.

half

268.

Also
(a. <-j>\y properly the plural of c-^jU)

T^^f

s.

(/.

R + ^) A

S R*I (m/n. from

A
bride.

*R?[s ) The

vicegerent, a lieutenant, the governor or ruler

of a province, a viceroy, a nabob.

ninth.
a.

Double

jas-

(from A. <^jj) Belonging to a governor,

vicegerent, or viceroy.

TO

1537

*|<i*^<

TO + ^F^R)

(n.

s.

TOi
New

and un-

TOf^T-^3

New,

^5

Wilkins' Gr. 925).

T^fS"

new moon.

(/.TO + F!

s.

woman, a

married

(to.)

s.

1^fi>^Wl'
Indra.

A newly

from R.

bride.

TO^tf3*. (rc.TO+3^3)

The name of a demon.

of

The destroyer of Namvjchi.)

Apparent, shewn, exhibited,

(p. Jy*j)

manifest, public, prominent, famous,

Fresh butter.

An

2.

^fi> +^pt^) An epithet

(m.

s.

(Lit.

a.

*i

1.

Kamadeva.

epithet of

recent, fresh.

^TRTlpI

Muhammadan worship.

T^Tt^s. (p.jUj) Prayer,

prophet.

(mfn. from

a.

*|<n.*i

^j) A

(a.

Respected, re-

verenced, worshipped.

bleached cloth.
s.

mWi +t"^3)

(mfn.

a.

1538

s.

A guide,

an index; an appearance.
T^l^C

TOfS )

(corrupt, of

s.

Ninety.
(p. ijy*j )

(wi.) Praise,

young,

s.

(/.) or

*i"s3o

from *T^) New, recent,

(mfn.

a.

(^s

s.

^f^ftH

The month Bhadra

(-^ m. TOJ'^+3^)

*TC^1

(n.

s.

Air, wind.

^^Tfll^) The

for

go, to move.

^)

Flexible,

be bent, depressible.

a (fa- R- *^^+^) Bent, crooked, curved,

humble, meek.
(rc.) Cons. (/.) or

*T5-

descension, humility, meekness.

I^t^fj

(August-September)

TO)^7^ s
^t^t*!^

(^T^f^) To

in the sky.)

1*3^)

(w. from

s.

i.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. "t^L+

a.

to

fit

from ^Po*T,

Moving

^^Root,

sether, or

(rc.).

(m.

5.

(Lit.

bird.

Sky, atmosphere,

w -)

Also

heaven.

s.

Newness, recentness, novelty.

(n.)

example, a muster, a pat-

tern.

panegyric.

An

fresh,

a.

(mfn.

^ + 3^3)

and meek character.

TT^Root,

i.

Of

a gentle

Also 5f*4i^^i<- (mfn.).

*TTTU3) To go, to move.

See R.

atmosphere.

TOFT

TO^l

R.

(.

Bowing, obeisance.

1^) A bow,

from R.

(n.

s.

I^+^FT)

a salutation,

an obeisance.

TOf^TsS

TO T + ^ 3) Reverenced, wor:j

shipped, respected.

TO^^t^

bow, a salu-

1*l*<pl<l

s.

(f.

TO^H + ^)

sensitive

a.

(from *T<.*!^)

Guidance;

(to.)

s.

(n.

R. "ft)

Fit, proper, right,

s.

justice, fitness, right.

from R. *ft

+ 3H)

act of leading or conducting.

1.

Guidance, the

2.

The

eye.

See

HtM$lfe4

a.

(mfn.

TO^T + CtfTU^ )

Falling

within the perception of the eye, visible, ap-

plant.

TO^^J

parent.
a.

(mfn.

TO^T-r-^s?) Honoured,

re-

TO1

spected, reverenced.

TO^1

so.

(TO.

an obeisance.

tation,

No, not

Nine.

TO^T

TO^+^te) A

(in.

s.

ad. (from *T)

^T^T a. (mfn. from

(mfn.

a.

^HI

s.

(f,

from

TOF^ )

adoration, worship.

Respect, reverence,

a (from
.

TOtTOpl
cloth.

s.

TO)

New,

recent, fresh, novel.

(fromTO^T + ^pl) A

Carey.

sort of fine

spy

1539
*i<T

^) 1. A man, a male. 2. The

3. A gnomon. Colebr.Alg. p. 106.

from

(to.

5.

divine spirit.

*R"^ s.
Manu

(ntn.^

88.

iv.

The

1.

2.

regions,

infernal

hell.

Punishment,

(JBeng.')

Considered as

a.

certain, ascertained.

^Rt3i

tor-

(corrupt, of

s.

^Ttefrl
of

(^T^+H^^l)

s.

The torments

^RtfiM

^R^f^T

^R + ^t^) A human

(to.

si

Also^RIHH
^R^tSTT

R + 3ftJI)

(to.

s.

+ 31^1 ) A

reign, a governor.

^Rftl

Also

or

king, a sove-

*Rtft?Tfe
An

(to.

s.

The lowest

(to.)

epithet

of

sacrifice.

Vishnu.

ilPl

See

(to.).

(jr.

*.

small reed

men.

vilest of

king, a sovereign.

(to.

s.

hell.

^R^f^s. (to. =R + TO) A

(Lit. A lord of men.)

Ttf^^t^") A

or tube used as a shuttle.

ment, misery, &c.

1P<l3rTl

1540

An

SR + ^I^T?)

An

instrument for cutting the nails.

See

epithet of

KuVERA.
5

*R^s. (-^to. ^R + R.

*R^

cannibal.

TR*El

*iTTlR

Also
s.

Soft, gentle, mild,

(p.

^RSjfsI^t^

a.

(p.

gentle disposition.
v. a.

(from

meek,

To

a sovereign.

(to.).

pliant.

lU^**

pj) Of a meek and

p.

^R + trS) A king,

(to.

s.

among men

l^b^P

^R + v&S*!) The most excellent

s. (to.
:

The name of a

(.)

s.

soften, to mollify.

applied to Vishisu.

offcea

Sansliiil prosody.

As.

sort of metre in

Res.

472.

x.

Also

(from p. *p) Gentl eness, mildness, softness, meekness.

RSfl.

s.

<r

*T\3

mfn.
Fascinating

men

chiefly

<r

1<4^3

(to.

s.

nent man.

(Lit.

^Rl^t^ s.
The

*R + ^^J)
(to.

A bull

An excellent

among men.)

^R + C^TO)

The

earth.

(Lit.

The

best

among men.

s,

(to.

^J + ft^K )

1.

The name of

the fourth avatdra or incarnation of Vishnu,

in the

shape of a lion-headed man.

an eminent man.

4>HtM

s.

(Lit.

lion

(^R + ^R) A

s.

2.

chief,

among men.)
barber.

s.

actor, a

(^R + ^fe

!)

Gr. \ 776)

mime.

(J.

Tar a-

Tv^t

(femin. of

^3^) A

theatre, a

A buck.

female dancer, an

actress.

^S'^T

*.

(,

R.

or performing

^Root,
TStSfl

5.

i.

^ + 3W)

The

(^"R?) To

sound.

(corrupt, of p.

^\ Root, (TO)
i.

act of dancing

on a stage.

a drench, a channel.

chand Ch.

^^fk\

male dancer, an

TTiZAin*'

dancing-room.

Human society.

^Rf^T

R.

(to.

TO^fl^i

world of mortals or men.)

<r

*1

s.

or emi-

dances, a

Wilkins' Gr. 768.

dancer.

/em.

One who

from R.

(to.

s.

Also

To

*1

See R.

"$%

gutter, a drain,

< KAU

go, to move.

1541

( 5^*ts

5.

Tlf^l

Wi

w.) Sport, pleasure,

amusement,

f^fl

(from T5T) The arm, the arm-bone.

s.

pastime.

*rf^T

<\
^O

(m. from *l

s.

2. Coition.

*f*Snt1

nipple.

4.

Devoted to

a.

or amusement.

Sport, amusement.

1.

The

3.

Wilson,

tine.

A rake,

a liber-

sport, pleasure,

Carey.

W\ ?) The name

R-

s . (/.

^^Root,

(HHuR))

x.

To

1.

shine.

2.

Hort. Ben.

lis).

3.

{Beng!)

I^W

extremities

2. (.)

Odour, fragrance.

a pipe, a spout.

P 5 + <F)

1.

the

4.

the radius.

tibia,

women

from ^T5

(/.

2.

(n.)

s.

speciosum or Nymphsea Nelumbo.)

from

(f.

The

2.

lilies.

1.

place abound-

an assemblage of water-

stalk of a water-lily.

3.

A woman

of great beauty.
ff^T^rj

with lime-rods

*F^)

(from

s.

fowler catching birds

Carey.

a hunter.

cross-bow.

Hindu

"iWj,

s.

The knee-cap

or

Red

(/.)

T^T)

^)

(Nelumbium

lotus or water-lily.

(Beng.')

1.

arsenic, realgar.

(Beng?) (from

the barrel of a gun;

tube;

trachea or wind-pipe.

2.

weavers wind their quills

pan.
5 cr

Carey.

mea-

as a nose-ornament.

fl s

upright tube which

bone of either of the

small appendage to the ring worn by

5 T 5? TpF 3!

tibia-

Carey.

supports the receptacle of the tobacco in the

To

A measure of four hundred cubits.

5.

(n. 5

s.

(Arundo Karka or A.

p. 8.

A tube,

suring-rod.

^) The

(from

s.

ing in water-lilies,

A reed

1.

^P^\

of one

bind or confine.
(m.)

wind

the thread for the shuttle.

hooka.

of the principal rivers in the peninsula of India.

s.

reed on which weavers

^T^) The

(from

s.

<:

1542

for the shuttle.

3.

(m.)The name of the son of Kuvera.

s.

^*b3\5l
(Arundo

(H%+WRfl.) A

s.

A. Karka).

tibialis or

An

sort of reed

Carey.

(Lit.

(^Ffl+ffc) The faux

s.

or pharynx.

The door of the wind-pipe.)

incantation resorted to for the

recovery of stolen goods.

Carey.

off the juice.

^T^^ftTfc

draw

faucet or tube attached to a palm-tree to

l^

the

The reed on which

To

w. a.

flash, to

emit a sudden

light.

Carey.
Also

perhaps a

bird,

Carey.

species of Para.

^W^i

(^^ + 3$ )

s.

The

glottis.

(Lit.

The

forepart of the trachea.)

H.

(n. *Ts?T+fl)

s.

nectary of a flower.

The honey-vessel or
The root of the Andro-

1.

2.

*T^^

s. (tw.)

3.

s.

(^ + ^<F)

flavicollis).

^^fifft

s.

Wilson.

sort of

+ 5^) A

T^"*^

a.

(mfn. T T +

pipe, bronchial.

fish,

a kind of

^) Situated on the wind-

Carey.

(m.)

bird, a sort of crow.

*Pt^

who

destroys.

R.

a.

*t*l+^")

wicked, destructive.
evanescent.

-\3l

s.

ness, perishableness.

Wilson.

^ ) A destroyer,

(3" m from R.
one

sprat (Clupea cultrata).

57

s.

heron (Ardea

Carey.
(m.

/.) Indian spike-

nard (Valeriana Jatamansi).

fwj<<P

distance of four hundred cubits, a

Also

furlong.

pogon muricatum.

2.

1.

Mischievous,

Perishable, transitory,

(/.) or

-J5

(n.)

Wicked-

TO

1543

1544

(mfn. pret. part, p. R.

a.

Gr.

Perished,

422).

p.

wasted, lost ; dead

ruined,

To

v. a.

Wilkins'

T y rnt\*.

(^FP + p. JS) A

ruin, to de-

ao

defile.

name

Thou

month Bhddra.

of the

T^5^v31o

As. Res. in. 290. 292.

(-3^ mfn. =T^+

a.

arf.

Bereft

a.

Fainting

swooning, devoid of energy or exertion,

^Tl

dull, insensible.

(/.) or

by mental

ness, insensibility caused

inert,

*\\^\ indecl.

(n.) Inert-

*fl

for not, be-

{Bcng^

(from ^T) Thou art not.

indecl. (from

^P^+CU^I)

{mfn. from

(*T+ft) No, not;

I am not.

Saws.

cause not.

of understanding, foolish, unwise.

n^L^

Wilkins' Gr. p. 550.

not.

art not.

of a festival

and second half

first

No,

(Saras.

(Beng.~)

on the fourth day of the

Also

debauch7

debauch, to

stroy, to

snuff-box.

destroyed,

spoiled, undone,

<Ff^U3

ed, depraved.

*t*t+3

ri. &eras.

n)

No,

not.

No,

No, not; he

is

not.

{Beng. from

s.

C"T) )

boat.

^Tt? ad. (from

sufferings.

The

navel.

not.

L (FromT^)

s.

(From

2.

barber.

Depravity, wickedness,

debauchery, corruptness.

(Beng.)

H%

(w.)

and

^)

who has

An

A Brahman or house-

(a.

*PPl

^^3)

*.

The

nose.

Used

in

1.

Tt^^

s.

(from

lot,

s.

a.

s.

(a.

Advice, exhortation,

^ral

(/.

*rf^3

s.

by a

a.

from

(mfn.

(iMSjfft.

the nose.

bottle-gourd (Cu-

juJ 0) Hopel ess, desponding,

s.

(from

(a. u^JIj)

Pot-bellied.

vicegerent, a deputy, a

tenant or delegate.
hole bored in the nose.

*T^ + ^3) Any

string through the

Also jrjTj^lh?
*i<Sf|)

^Tt^l^n, a. (from a. t-^Jli) Pertaining to a lieu-

(m. from ^T^jj The nose.

s.

(p.

Carey.

delegate, a lieutenant.

admonition.

^ffo

forlorn, given up.

a.

Ui^rs&aj)

waterman, a boat-

2. Fate,

fortune, destiny.

WfeS

bathing-tub, ajar,

TpT*ft) A water-lily (Nymphaea

(corrupt, of

^T^\

a share.

navel.

Carey.

despairing

Tif^S ?) A

curbita lagenaria).

(/.).

(Ttt + ^TT) The

(from

Lotus).

some compound words instead of

^"^^.s.

^ftlll

bathe.

man.

exactly new.

Also ^PTl and

s.

^1) To

(from 'TtflvJ)

lost his consecrated fire.

(/ nomin. sing.

(from R.

v. a.

adultress, a harlot.

The moon

when

^t^ra

sflt^FT

holder

(/. from

s.

Also

s.

s.

'(m) and

from *T^T

draft-animal led

septum of the nose.

^OTts?

5.

(from a.

^13+^tf)

The em-

ployment or business of a deputy or lieutenant.

of

(mi),

Nasal, pertaining to

(Beng.^ Snuff.

5rt^)<fl<l*4

TOGS)

of bathing.
gallant, a paramour.

Ablution, the act

1546

1545

Devouring a para-

mour

C5te

*ft

(T^-hCTT^T) A

s.

woman.

Pertaining to the nose,

nasal.

strumpet, a lewd

An

(to.)

ant or mole-hill, a burrow.

A species of swallow (Hirundo Nacutti,

Also

Having a gallant or para-

*ft a. (from *Ti)

*Tl

by women). Carey.

(a term of abuse used

(from *Tt^

a.

Buchanan's MSS.}.

mour,

(from *Tt<F ) Having a fine or promi-

a.

Carey.

nent nose.

large earthen pan.

(to.) 1. iEther,

atmosphere, sky; heaven,

*rt<ifft

^T^fT) The ichneumon-plant

(/. from

s.

(Ophioxylon serpentinum).
paradise.
v. a.

To

2. (JBeng.^

The

nose.

up the nose with contempt,

toss

or

j,kN&l&1
v2/

....

Tt<F^J:tTTl

(Ttp

s.

from

^^4-^)

nltilt*i

Carey.

(Tfo-i-^)

a.

(Mlfcf from ^ft^ + p.

s.

Nose-clipt.

death, excessively fatigued.

Having the nose

The pu-

nishment of rubbing a person's nose hard on

snore, to snort.

(Tt^+^l&l)

a.

^\3*3\5T-

Tft^^

the ground.

To

v. a.

to sneer.

vital spirit

Tired to

Having the

(Lit.

ready to depart from the nose.)

cut off by disease, snub-nosed.

Ttt3^G5^Fl

^Tt^U^Rl
worn

(TC?+05?FTl) An

s.

in the nose-ring of

TO^Sl

s.

Hindu women.

(fromTt^) A polypus

^T^^W^

ornament

GS^I) The

Tft^<T.

of the nose.

tiger,
s.

(from

Tfe + ^tf^KJ)

The

Mohun P.

nostrils.

p. 14.

*ft^#v^fe?) A

(from

s.

case of *Tt^ +

("TK^^genit.

s.

Sabda S.

a leopard.

species of

407.

Also

infirm,

power-

p.

act

of snoring or snorting.

^tOT^ a

(p.

cjy

13)

Weak,

Flat-nosed,
less.

Also

snub-nosed.

(mfn. from

a.

Having the sep-

tum

Also

lunar asterisms.

to the

(mfn.}.

of the nose perforated.

s.

P.

"T^TT) Pertaining

(In military language)

h i^q
Mohun

defile.

^t^^+^t^T) A

(to.

stellar

month.

p. 150.

Tt^Htf^ s.

(from

Tt^)

Trick, artifice, joke, waggery,

(p.

Nose

to nose.

coquetry, deceit, sham, pretence.

Tt<5?1<T'i a. (p.

profitable, to

(j

) Useless, unavailable, un-

v. a.

no purpose.

(from p. \ys?

To

pretend, to

sham.
(from

Tf^) An

instrument used by
a.

barbers to extract the hairs from the inside of

the nose.

Carey.

*rtf3? ad. (p. t

particle of

\j

?)

Or

not, or no, or

doubt or option.

what

(p.

ifjj^

H'^g^dt

(p. (Jiji-

tP^U

(p.

s.

\i)

Not taught

to read.

U) Not pleased, not joyful.

j^ji-

(})

sure, disappointment.

Dissatisfaction, displea-

1547
5 TTCJ

1548

*i"W

(from (-fl

s.

+ p. )&) The

master or

Hort. Ben.

anguina).

hinia

Also

31.

p.

captain of a ship.
(m.)

1.

de Capello (Coluber Naga).

demigods with human

Cobra

especially the

serpent:

2.

class of

faces, serpents' tails,

An

elephant.

grass (Cyperus pertenuis).

country.

4.

^fWgffl.

^) A

small plant

Bengal (Heliotropium Coroman-

in

delianum).

The name of a

5.

*fH +

(from

s.

common

plant (Cactus In-

p. 37.

sort of

(n.) Lead.

6.

Hort. Ben.

dicus).

they are the inhabitants of Patala, or the in3.

+XTM) A

s.

and

the expanded neck of the Cobra de Capello

fernal regions.

Ttmm

=rf5twi

(^ii+^?) A

Tt^t^l

s.

(/.)

shrub or

Also TfrfaT^Jl^T

plant (Sida alba).

well or fountain which

common

The

betel-plant (Piper Betel).

burns spontaneously from a mixture of inflampole or shaft

mable gas, a volcano.

dug

erected in a place

A
monly
Ben.

called nagesar

(Mesua

Also 5 Tt s 1"C<P

p. 41.

>

*1

com-

tree

ferrea).

TfrtSffl

s.

(Lit.

s.

(n.

<

(m.).

Hort. Ben.

TH-+'I>M) A

Tt s

Produced

1+3)

1.

Red

arts.

p. 92.

plant (Ruellia

fi

2.

A pin

a wall to hang articles on.

ginger.

2.

species of

(m. Ti^l

s.

+ ^T^) An

Aurantium). Hort. Ben.

orange (Citrus

SeeTt^Wnt

p. 59.

flff^jtf

(T^ + ^l) A

s.

sort of grass

Hort. Ben.

(Cyperus pertenuis).

swine

p. 5.

Also

Red

1.

ivory.

2.

grass (Cyperus pertenuis).

Tt^W

elephant

Dry

1.

lead, vermilion.

from

(m.

s.

Town-bred.

versed in amatorial

Carey.

arsenic.

'fWlS"

(w.)

s.

1 H<fy

in the mountains).

s.

1.

Acute, sharp, witty, clever

Nagchana ? Buchanan's MSS.).

'TIFIsS

(m/. from

o.

Hort.

T^^S^s. (Ti>K^^+3F<r) Aplant

(Eugenia Zeylonica).

TlFfa"

for water.

The tooth of an

or bracket stuck in
3.

The battlements

s.

^tlTt^i

(a. Sj\Sj)

kettle-drum.

+ TK3T

(m.

s.

epithet of the serpent

from

Vasuki.

(Lit.

An

King of

the serpents).

of a house or wall.

Tt^tT^I

s.

vulgaris).

(Tt7 +p. <ub) A

!

^rfcWf^T
plant (Artemisia

s.

(from

Tt7!^")

Citizenship, town-

bred cleverness and sharpness.

Carey.

The name

fl^Wl

s.

(/.

from 5 T s t3')

1.

clever or in-

woman. 2. A plant (Euphorbia antiquorum). 3. The name of the character com-

triguing

of a

Hindu

first

half of the

w.

festival

on the

fifth

month Sravana.

day of the
As. Res.

288.

noose to entangle an enemy.

(TpI + j3) A
T

s.

in writing

throughout Hindustan.

As. Res. vn. 224.

A
T^pJSf

monly used

sort of magical

Tardchand Ch.

climbing plant (Bau-

T^t ^^
5

s.

(m.

Tt 7 + 0*Tfa?) An
)

of the infernal regions.

serpents.)

(Lit.

appellation

The world of

1.550

1549

^ft^tl

(Tt7 +*ffc5)

s.'

A plant

(Euphorbia

Tt^g^"

+^T^) Minium

(n. ?{1fl

5.

or red

^l+^l^jThe ich-

from

neumon-plant (Ophioxylon serpentinum).

See

Tt<pft.

$ Will

*Tj )

naked mendicant,

a.

(from ^IT|I>13) Jumping or frisking

s.

back-door, a private door for females.

Also

Tt^l

(to.

s.

+S?HP) An

bird of

guard

(a.

sJm

(Lit.

TTI<^s.

5.

a court of justice superior

tender, elegant.

The

(from

s.

ri

*T

female serpent or hy-

(m. *Tt r

+3^Uj

ferrea).

Carey.

(Mesua

(Mimosa

s.

*ft^

(from R.

(corrupt, of

(Tfc5? + A. JU) A

s.

An

(m. from R.

^Wl^T) A

A dance,

(m. from R. *T

*T^)

v. a.

Tfi>t\5t

s.

\t>\*\\

s.

TtFlrflTH

(from R.

A
)

To cause

to

particular

mea-

1.

play, a drama.

A dancing-girl.

Dancing,

s.

2.

room

for dra-

Also

(from
climbing

a.

s.

?)

shrub

Hort. Ben.

^ttlt

dancing-girl.

dancer.

p. 32.

1.

A reel

(Caesalpinia

Also

for silk.

2.

Bonducella).

tWjkp^d?

3.

Left-handed.

(from

^1)

v. a.

(from Tlfel) To reel or wind

*rttf S3

reel.

silk or thread.

a.

(p. jU>.

lj

Without a remedy

or re-

source, hopeless, helpless, despairing.

*Tt (> \<(\

matic representations, a theatre, a ball-room, a

dwarf,

kind of dramatic writing.

^T1>t^U3)

a pantomime.

dancer, a mime.

dancine-room.

Carey.

(from
a.

dancing-room,

^1615^3?) A

(from

sure of verse.
i

(caws, of

dance, to agitate.

Also

Also "TtT>^I^"

an assembly-room.

^W)

Carey.

plough.

Dancing, a dance.

(Tfe +

state of un-

ornamental

(from

^TTCTM

pudica).

paralleled wretchedness or misery.

2.

Tt^pT
s.

sheriff.

vestige, a situation.

s.

TtC^f^"

2. Facetious, gracious, genteel.

sensitive plant

Also Tt^ft.

dra.

Thin, light, subtile, delicate,

(p.

Tfa5^i*T
iFtll,

officer in

The

s.

Superintending, in-

superintendent, an inspector, a

to all peons, bailiffs, &c.

Vishnu.

A kettle-d rum.

epithet of

destroyer of serpents.)
s.

s.

an

jailor.

(from a.

a.

specting,

Garuda the sacred

^T^Url

*ft^

1.

Armed.

2.

^iTtt^

tree

jump

a.

HlvSfl^*.

(from

s.

Near.

*1

to

about.

lead.

*n^ti

To dance,

(from R.

v. a.

about, to shake, to vibrate.

Carey.

ligularia).

Tffi>t3

s.

lessness.

(from

p.

jU- U) Hopelessness,

TtelfaTTl

a.

(from 5tf%%s3) Reeling silk or

thread.

help-

(femin. of
or dancer.

female actor

1551

1552

in

To dance,

(from R. *f"t^)

v. a.

to act

itf^PE s.

pantomime.

goldsmith.

(from

child's rattle, a

^Jfll'l^'i^

(^Ttf&SI + ^t^-)

a.

the gut

Top-

in the

(from

Dancing,

s.

An

the pulse.

longing to a dancer,

Wilkins' Gr. 899) Be(w.)

s.

The

art of

or acting, the union of dance, song,

and

v. a.

To

feel

(from^T^K?)

A moving or
to put

4.

extract the env. a.

To cause

dancins:-

ascertained.

Stirred,

(caus. of

move

C?f^tt3

'Tt^ft^T

(m. for

s.

R^fT) The cocoa-nut.

TOKfe*. (TOl+nf^)

Pulsation.

^1s3t + \S) Capable of

stir

feeling

the pulse.

cause to
or

cutting of

the navel-string of new-born infants.

One who

moved, shaken.

Trf$U3) To

into motion, to

abstinence.

The

the pulse, a physician.

2. Stubble, rubbish.

stirring.

by

the pulse.

a. (mfn.

Not

move,

To

v. a.

instru-

room, an apartment for dramatic representa-

v. a.

Three supposed chords

of an animal,

tions.

1.

culm

stalk or

a blood-vessel

dancing

Also Tt'&Tf^TfJl (/.).

mental music. Wilson.

s.

3.

-W

pains in the bowels

a.

intestine,

<i

+ IT

Tfai

A tubular

body, which vibrate to music-notes.

hour.

trails

Also

dancer.

An

2.

a blow-pipe.

shaped, pyriform.
a.

Also

(from

s.

top, a bauble.

accus. case of TtfJ)

(m. TtfS)

TKftpl

(m.

s.

feels

Also

Tl^l + < ci) An

The

ulcer,

fistula.

intestines.

thing.
s

^tvSWvSl

s.

(Ttel+TTfvSl

as a

rhyme

Tt\Jtsni

(^rt^t+mT) Abounding

a.

with

to it)

blood-vessels.

moving and

stirring about.

Inappetency, loss

TftSWfJs.

(from

TC5t^l3) A mutual

stirring,

of appetite.

a reciprocal moving.
*rf\5
*1 iO.)*fi,s5l s.

s.

sort of sweetmeat.

See

^^^l

plant (Euphorbia antiquorum).

The name of a bird.

Carey.

See
*f

MV

*.

(/) 1.

Any

pipe or tube.

2.

The

a.

stalk

(p.

jJu U) Unchangeable, unal-

terable.

or

culm of any

plant.

3.

Any

tubular organ of

the body, as an artery, a vein, an intestine.

An hour of twenty-four minutes. Also'Tt^t

A
tube round which the woof

used as a shuttle.
v. a.

is

to

stir,

(y.).

small reed or

wound

it is

Wilson.

To move,

4.

^"M^H^k

'

U)

Unreflecting,

un-

thinking.
a- (p. j*UJ

then

U) Imperfect, partial.

a- (p- us

>y 0) Uneducated, un-

instructed.

to remove.

Tlvil^H^a.

(p. ^*Lj' li)

Untaught, uninstructed.

1554

1553

"T^)

(corrupt, of

(from

^t^tfes.

l[fl s, (corrupt, of (T)

a particular description.

grandson.

1:1

TtDtST

aquatic

TtU^niT.

(from *T^)

beg.

To

2.

U) Powerless, weak, im-

3.
5.

2.

To

ask, to

To destroy. 4. To have
To be deceased.

"Tl^) A

m. from R.

1.

master, a lord, a

rope passed through the nose

of a draft-ox.
Having: a

vient

dependent, subser-

2.

Carey.

(Tl + C^+3Tfe)

MSS.

(Perca nebulosa, Buchanan's

tra,

Ti^RooT,

fish

Holocen-

Carey.

Lacepide}.

(Tt<fo3) 1. To ask, to beg. 2. To

To destroy. 4. To have wealth or
5. To be deceased.

bless.

i.

3.

power.

1 h<H*$||

master, lord, or protector

s.

1. A sort of
A flowering shrub

tlcHU)

(Sesbana iEgyptiaca).

illkWM^

(T^Cft, -G3)
bless.

of

(femin.

s.

river.

cane (Calamus fasciatus).

(p. ^tjj

wealth or power.

protector.

growing near a

grandson.

potent, infirm.
i.

(mfn. fromT&fl) River-born, fluviatic,

a.

Sons and

grandsons, children and grandchildren.

Tt^RooT,

boat of

grandaughter.

(corrapt. of

a.

+ CEjt"ft) A

(i

s.

W<P

the sect of the SzMs,

Nanak,

of the founder of

n. jpr.

<C1"*

^T. )

follower of

professing the doctrine of the Sikhs.

subject.

indecl. Sans. Various, different, manifold.

*mK.'

5.

(m. from R. Mt^)

generally.

I.

sound, a noise

(Beng.^ Dung, a pellet of dung.

2.

mother's father, a maternal grand-

father.

nlolSol ) The intestines.

i't'k^Skvil s (from
.

*Tf^*f1

Also

1.

s.

rammer, used to ram down earth.

nWt^ff^.

2.

Ajar.
in the

vessel (said of rice).

The mark

*lk<U<P<
note in the

s.

(mfn. from

Tftl + 3lif3) Of

various sorts, of different kinds.

a.

(-V^mfn. Tfrl + StfTFT

-f^rt|K^v) Maintaining the Sanhhya doctrine

that each individual being has a soul distinct

over a

(*rtK + TFZ +

Morton.

letter.

^)

musical

tree

from the Universal

^HtfettT^
CHH )

Hindu gamut.

a.

^Hl*Wll*l

Become musty while standing

a.

TWlt^tTT

(Antidesma pubescens).

Tt^l^T

s.

Spirit.

(m.

Tfr1 +

f^

for

Various quarters and countries.

a.

(from

Tfrl) Vai ious,

diverse.

Carey.

Of various
(from

TtTT+Pf^)

pot-bellied, corpulent,
a.

R.

"1

f%*l, +

Tun-bellied,

abdominous.

^Tfalf^H a

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of

KS) Caused to sound.

v. a.

(from R. *t"^?)

(said of sheep

kinds, of different descriptions.

the faeces

a.

(Tt^l+S^J)

*i

and goats).
m.

pellet of

dung.

de-

Differing

opinion,

following various sects in philosophy.

ad.

(from

mfn. *flft\+fi&) Of various

scriptions, manifold.

TfrTHS
To expel

(from

ferently as to opinion.

Variously, dif-

H\n

1555

lkl<H

a.

Tfrl + ^H

(mfn.

Of

lU\(3

various

shapes, multiform, polymorphous.

a. (infn.

meanings.

a.

(from

Formed

*\

a.

maternal grandmother,

Not

\j

necessary, not

right, not just, not proper.

Tl^t^ a. (from

KS)

1.

eulogy or bene-

TfaF^

a.

R. "I" 5!?) Low, situated beneath.

)

Under

his

own

jjb U

(p.

competent to manage

ment of a dramatic representation

or before a

under age.

age, minor; in-

affairs,

s.

A minor

Prosperity, increase, growth.

2.

^)

:
(m. Tt ^t +

s.

not con-

be prac-

to

commence-

l Wl<P<

of,

unexperienced.

of,

\^jsAm

(p.

dictory address pronounced at the

sacrifice.

like

tised, improper, unusual.

from R.

U) Not aware

(*"

Abiding

versant with, ignorant

Not

(/.

to

a boat, cymbiform.

here and there, unsettled, strolling.

m.

To immerse,

?)

Having various

THl+^t^)

(from

a.

(from R. ^jl

v. a.

cause to bathe.

Pursuing various objects.

2.

W^Wt

1556

Ttft

the benedictory address before a dramatic re-

Ttf^T<

Also

Late in the season.

C*Tl+^^) A helmsman,

(m.

s.

man, a
presentation.

^R)

(from

a.

The speaker of

a steers-

pilot.

(m.).
a.

from

(^+^^)

Stupid, dull, having

weak

intellects.

The speaker of the benedictory address

R.

before the

commencement of a dramatic

repre-

sentation.
)

cover of a well.

2.

The

1.

lid or

sraddha or oblation to

the manes of deceased ancestors, performed on

a festive occasion, as an initiation, marriage,

&c. Wilson.

lation to the

3.

An

ancestor.

TT^1

ad. Beneath, below, under.

Tt<D

a.

Tffes.

(mf.)

An

ob-

manes of ancestors made on a

fes-

The

1.

The nave of a wheel.

TTfe^FT s
llPb^H

Carey.

Hl+H")

(mfn.

s.

AlsoTft<Tt3

Navigable.

navel.
4.

2.

The

Musk.

(/.)

centre of a circle.

Ttf^ + ^FT) The

(m. 5 ftfe + <P|

3.

navel.

The depression

in

the middle of the navel.

il[^*ilvil.4va

s.

(TTfe+Ttat+^l)

s.

(Tif% + ^iC<l<l<) A

The

tive occasion.

umbilical cord.

Tt^T^T.

Kt^U

(f. from 1
metre in Sanskrit prosody.
s.

As. Res.

sort of

x.

471.

Ttf^tTte

de-

pressed navel.

TW^T^ a.

(p.

Not

pleasing, not wel-

TT^t

s.

(/.) See

Sfffe

come, not agreeable.

ft 5! ad. Sans,

U) Unclean, impure.

a. (p.

TTP)

ad. Sans.

(^ + 3jfi ) Not

also not, likewise not.

TTpfa

s.

(m.)

baiber.

even

and

(from "Tl^I*^)

By name,

evidently, indeed, for, videlicet.

not,

namely,

Sometimes

it

seems merely to be an expletive.

(_i4.H^.)

A name,

an appellation. Often

used as the last

member

of compounds of the

^fTII s

1558

1557

Bahuvrihi

class called

T^A king
Tfrft

called

T&ft

Bhagiratln

called

river

w. a.

To

Pata-

city called

<p(4Csj

(Beng.^)

feign an

excuse, to do any thing under a fictitious name.

a.
s.

used in comp.

+ *TTI<P

(m.) noun pr,

1.

^"fcl

to a child

fibres

Manu

(^TtlT + FtW)

s.

fish

TO^rfo^

jjau* U) Unwilling, reluctant.

(p.

a.

llfl^l^

s.

E xpressing

(mfn.
(In grammar)

s. (ra.)

(n.

=TTOH-^"te>

(In grammar)

Named, appointed,

des-

tined.

(Tfrl + A.

of a name.

n)*U>l<Pi

llM04h
TtUSo

(^filT +

a.

lost

is

Sans.

arf.

The

Tffc^)

To cause

to

^H

from

Whose

for
is

destroyed.

^T^lf^?

(mfn. from

a.

tinguished by a name,

(TftFT + ^^l) By name,

v.

a.

see

Tf^T + 3lf^\J )

Dis-

marked with a name.

(^n + 3rrprt3) To deny,

to

disallow, to object to a thing.

The

Tt^pft^

a.

multiplication-table.
(p.

^j^l3) Famo us,

^Tfrrr^
glorious, re-

nowned.

(from

&.

Possessing a

(m.

a verbal root derived from a noun.

s

&ir
2.

fr0

llfc<P

i.

a.

1.

The ceremony of

*n^ )

printed

their gods.

TO^+3}SJ3) A

nectar of

^1*$^+ 1^)
i.

Pertaining to a

554.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of R.

Made
2

is

sort

a pleasing or beloved name.

(jnfn.

a.
:

e.

names of

See Trans. R.A.S.

name.
r. $b>)

(from

s.

a name,

Tt^+^TJ A nominal verb,

name, an appellation.

Tfrrf*I3

Tf^T + ^W^T) A

worn by the Hindus which

of cloth

like chintz with the

name, called by a name.

^rta&ir

(caus. of

purging and vomiting

namely.

Tft&t^

v. a.

Tfcl) By name.

calling of a

Carey.

whose reputation

ad. (from

descend, to bend down, to lower.

(TO + n51^1)

Famous, glo-

{mfn.

a.

rious, illustrious.

igfo) The celebration

Carey.

person by his name.

fame

K^s. (p. i^oU) Unmanly, effeminate.

ftel
s.

mere name.

(Centropomus

tU^I*

italaW

The

third person.

Carey.
(p. fc^eO )

A proper name.

n. 30.

Chanda and Zeus oblongus, Buchanan's MSS.}.

a.

distinct

Carey.

A
^UytTt

which descend

become

the ground so as to

performed on the

tenth or twelfth day after birth.

bending

from the branches of the Ficus Indica, and take

a name.

^fQSPf) A

^-PPT) The

ceremony of

name

(from

s.

Ttll "1x51 <^ a

e. g.

name Rama, from

(mfn?) Having the

giving a

iWl

trunks.

See

H. 30.

down, a descending.

(from TtlI*r + 3?) Having a name,

name

Manu

to a child.

from R.

(rc.

s.

root in

2.

bearing a

+ 3^)

^"ftH

Bending

^l*JL<P a. (mfn. from R. *t*I

down.

name

giving a

Indrasena ;

A
liputra.

^tlW'H 1^1

e. g.

to descend, deposited.

1W

1559

TllRw v. a.

1560

1"^)

(from R.

scend, to condescend.

2.

1. To alight, to deTo purge by stool.

TtTWg
i

a. (p.

-^U-v U) Improper, inexpe-

dient, unsuitable.

HlC*4!

(from TW

ae?.

Ttort

bottom, the

"rtWtrj The

(from

By name.

TftSltre ad.

goldsmith's

\j) Dissatisfied,

not pleased.

from *iUVl>

(/.

?)

an assay-balance.
(p.

*1 1^. fs5l s.

(from

tyh
p.

\j

Dissatisfaction, dis-

pleasure.

T^1+^nPT?) An

(m.

s.

Manu

Vishnu.

below,

under.

TfTte+SFai) An iron arrow.

(.

Tfert^ a.

T^tH

(from TtCUl) Beneath,

s.

scales,

lower part, the

skirt.

Ul&t

s.

i.

10.

As. Res.

epithet of

vm.

454. 471.

TtTiTrto^U (rc.TWS + C^T)The space

!

TtTT

lUw

a.

(m>. R. ^ft-J-^ MZAmm' GV.

leading, conducting.

Guiding,

guide, a conductor

principal person,

lover.

The

4.

l<

*1<

(m.)

s.

1.

gem

principal

3.

Ttetxrft

a chief, an owner.

=TWTO

1.

a.

^tf0L<?<

Water.

2.

(from

nut

hell.
2.

*i 1-4 <f)

The

s.

(/. from

sort of

Infernal, impious.

5.

TTO^

(/.).

^3")

1.

(/)

woman, a

female.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

As.

2.

1. The duties
The menstrual flux.

orange-tree.

(from

Orange-

The name

Manu

(. Tteft + *Wt)

s.

to

women,

TteTf^TT

(jw.)

5.

*Tffe^ft

and

Res. x. 468.

i.

35.

women.

of a celebrated legislator
.As.

i.

264.

Water,

An

orange

(w.)

L An

il/araw

1,

10.

iron arrow.

2.

women.

ffWt+ft^) L

a.

(mfn.

2.

Loved or liked by women.

s.

(m.)

The

Fond of

sort of

Yates' Gr. p. 426.

orange-tree

see

*Tt^^[

W\ s. (mn.) 1. The tubular stalk of a plant:

alsoTHl (/.). 2. Yellow orpiment. Z.(Beng.)
Slaver,

see

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

passionately fond of

m. 67.
*1

W lo

ll|<t^<

oil.

THlJ*?[

*i

(z.),

Also

68.

p.

incumbent on women.

saint.

s.

p. 36.

Cocoa1.

non-settlement of things.

^itTi

plant (Euphorbia antiquorum).

Hort. Ben.

fera).

coloured.

and

plant (As-

deputy.

(w.)

calf,

(from

TWfM
lUn

*rWni ?) A

2.

Durga.

from "W) The infernal regions,

(m.)

s.

from

m.) The cocoa-nut (Cc

>ocos nuci-

A mistress.

sinner.

TWi

s.

Hort. Ben.

a. (?w/.) Infernal.

(/.

in a necklace.

TWj

l4<c|

multitude of men.
ra.

*i

Carey.

paragus racemosus).

(m.),

u^U) A

(a.

(m.)

s.

2.

epithet of the goddess

TfCSI^s.

765)

the leader of an army.

^ftf&^l*. (femin. of *riHP)

An

Ganges.

and moral sense).

in a physical

of four cubits on each side of the water of the

(m. from R. "ft) Guidance, direction (both

s.

ft^s.

v. a.

(a. J*})

To shoe a

horse.

To

drivel.

horse-shoe.

^tRl^

i>.

a.

1562

1561

A
Hort. Ben.
*i

cr,
l

plant (Hibiscus cannabinus).

2.

Tl^U

A farrier,

(p. jaJjw)

5.

ll*!^^!,

(from

s.

joJjc)

p.

1.

a shoeing-smith.

W0MW of

(h.

Horse-shoeing.

Tt^^TTO^)
an

rivulet,

a.

(from^M)

a. (p. (jj^

An ulcer,
(y.)

Destraction, ruin, an-

^)

Used

ruinous.

R.

(n.

a.

comp.

in

e.

g.

Destroying pride,

(mfn.)

arrogance,

Pride,

(m.)

s.

Destroying,

I^t+Spf)

Destruction, rum,

Drivelling.

TWfcl a. (mfn. fut. part. p. R. l^+^pflTT)

Perishable, liable to be destroyed.

unfit.

v. a.

fistula.

(from "T^fj

To

annihilate, to de-

put to death.

stroy, to

1
"t

death.

U) Unbecoming, unworthy,

improper, not suitable,

Am-

a drain, a

outlet,

s.

a.

of fish (Contrapomus

R. *t\+^l<P)

(mfn.

^^pH^t^T^?
from ^^<pl<

The

creek.

TWpTITl

S. p. 225, 395, 431.

nihilation, death.

shoeing a horse.
.

from R.

(?.

destructive,

s;

Carey.

Drivelling.

subsidy.

3=i1^t^vr

TNI s

A sort

basse, Lacepede).

TH+ tf^3)

(from

a.

^*^

2.

s.

2.

Carey.

s.
*j

ft

A driveller.

1.

s.

Sabda

sort of perfume.

of chair-palanquin.

TiFHvSl
5

Thin, worn.

a.

p. 56.

1.

l<pj, s.

A sort

(Smithia sensitiva).

plant

plant (Hibiscus cannabinus).

Tt*ft

Also (Beng.~)

(-"pH>/.

a.

"H+^L)

from R.

De-

structive, deletory, destroying.

TtpTO ^
5

The cocoa-

(m. for *tlf(.<P~l)

s.

a.

nut (Cocos nucifera).

(/.)

A potherb (Corchorus capsularis).

Without an owner or master

a.
s.

The designation of a

Wilkins

fafn. j^rrt^lBr) Destructive.

Gr. 899.

particular

without

property.

defect in the weaving of cloth.

TfcTs.
(p.

,jJiJlj)

(fromTW)

Snuff.

complaint, a lamentation,
(m. always dual,

an exclamation, a groan.

The two sons

of Aswini and physicians of the gods.

A
a

complainant,

^f^fa^s.
tiff in

TWl

s.

(p.

Bound

s.

(f.

(from

s.

p.

from 'Tt5?T

plaintiff.

A tube, a fistula, a sluice,

a drain.
wj.

weapon.

from

?)

snuff-box.

Also

as a plain-

a law-suit.

^Ttf^T*!"!

(Tt^+p. JS) A

plaintiff.

An arrow,

a missile

(/.)

The

1.

tumor

in the nostrils.

a door

TWffe
s.

lintel

s.

(n.

nose.
3.

polypus or

The upper timber of

also ll*i,Ul<P (n.).

TW + f^) A

(from rfl^T),)

Madraspatana).

2.

Carey.

nostril.

plant (Artemisia

1563

fmr\

'TW^tl

TM + ^tl?)

(from

Si

Hort. Ben.

(Justicia bicaliculata).

Ttf^l

s.

The

(/.)

plant

v. a. (cans,

p. 4.

to

The

tip

Wilkins' Gr.

899). Belonging to the nose, nasal.

T^Ttent
Ttft
It is

(p-

not

^U

?)

v. a. 1

fao

a.

WQ)

Ttfe-I-^)

(mfn.

Relating to non-

drip.

An

atheist.

(/.) or

"3"

Trans.

(?z.)

R.A.S.

i.

"pTf^

down,

atheism,

3#ftRSS!3

(n.

s.

fl^B^-fS^) An

3p^)

a.

{mfn.

rejected,

f^oC^i

*n^t 3T\3

(n.

^Mm^%}

See

atheistical

Infidel ity, atheism.

js-U) Unjust, improper, unrighteous.

s.

MSS.).

tree (Erythrina alba,

"Tl^t ad. (from

*T

P^Fl

"pToC^fe

No, not, certainly

"PT prep. Sans. In, into, within, on, upon

f^+fe^)

abandoned.

f^T + R.
in
tion,

e. g.

To

fall.

To

upon, from

fall

f^To^
free

a.

or priva-

a.

a.

Not

diagonal, at

wooden trowel used by

plasterers

work.

s.

folia).

Making a

Undisturbed-

Gloomy,

from

(mfn.

Also

from

(mfn.

t^^^J^ (mfn.\

"f^+^l)

f%^+^)

(mfn.

a.

still,

Fearless,

Without

noise,

quiet.

f^ +

(mfn.

An

"PToC^

(mfn.

a.

mainder, entire,

right angles, straight.

for fine

A deposit, a pledge.

5r

Fn^)

Solitary,

lonely, private.

(from

See

1%C^1+^)

(mfn.

soundless, silent,

and seems to be a corruption of f^To or

1%^ q. v.

Deposited, laid

from apprehension, unsuspecting.

Wilkins' Gr. 623.

some compounds implies absence

turned

dim, obscured, dark.

'

used in comp.

off,

ness, repose, tranquillity, quietness.

not.

only

march

(m.

s.

'ftSSlsS a.

+ f^)

to

deposit, giving a thing as a pledge.

Buchanan's

Carey.

from the

PR+ (W\

(m,

s.

a.

(p.

from R.

Caused

opinion, a tenet of atheism.

*TT^^.

plunder.

strip, to

(mfn.

558.

infidelity.

s.

To

out, expelled.

Denial of the existence

of the Deity, of a future state, &c.

itfiSP?

2.

Expelled, removed, turned out.

caus. of R.

existence, disowning another world, atheistical.

s

To

(mfn.

a.

(m. )

Rapacious,

non-existence.

a.

s.

Seef^.

Ruined.

Saws. (^T-i-^lfS from R.

irfcZ.

(from

a.

grinding.

(mfn. ^Ttf^T^I+XT

a.

cause

wring out, to strain or squeeze out.

or

point of the nose.

TfpT^)

f^f3U3) To

of

to drip, to press the juice out of grapes or fruit,

nose.
)

1564

full,

Without

re-

complete.

f^OT^ad Sans. ("PrSC^ + ^JEntirely,

fully,

aquatic plant (Sagittaria sagitti-

ft^f C*fa)

completely.
a.

Also

Pi CRRiPi

(mfn.

finished, entirely accomplished.

Completed,

pCT

1565

(mfn.

a.

pT^

plenty

away

from R.

"pT^f-ttT

(ra.

from

To

fro^TCftl

R.

Respiration, drawing in the breath.

v. a.

(JBeng.)

Drawing

(Lit.

the breath

in

R.A.S.

(mfn.

a.

Death.

2.

Final

3.

566.

i.

pT^+ ^T5^I)

Without

f^+^t^T)

Without

helpers or associates.

PfP^^

breathe, to respire.

Respiration.

Trans.

beatitude.

Purified, cleansed, cleared.

pT^^f

departure.

exit,

1566

(mfn.

a.

terror or fear, dauntless.

and

tingling or throbbing.

breathing out, inspiration and expiration.)

(mfn.

a.

f^tfW

s.

pR> C^P)

(/.

flight of steps,

from

(n.

Final

the liberation of the soul from

e.

i.

a.

pP^+C^iPT)

the necessity of reiterated birth, and

lasting reunion with

Brahma,

the Primary and

Trans. R.A.S.

Universal Spirit.

Pf o C3% (n.)

Trans.

ever-

its

i.

R.A.S.

Going

coming

out,

t^6*TW

(mfn.

(n.

s.

pT^+^Tto from

{mfn.

pR^+^ST)

f^+^l^

sole, alone.

(Lit.

a.

95.

out, expressed.

Solitary,

gone out, extracted.

single,

(mfn. from

Destitute of society or con-

Rlftty*
(mfn.

pR>3T3"fr)

Without

^)

The

Driven out, squeezed

pT^+R. ^)

(mfn.f^\+ C*p)

a.

tion, void of
a.

^)

pret. part,

(mfn.

Uneven, roupn,

nexion).

pTS^H

from R.

of wringing, straining or squeezing out.

a.

PT^+^T^)

^)

causing any one to go out, the act of expressing,

not level, not smooth.

pTCFTfia. (mfn.

R.

forth.

p. of the caus. of R.
a.

Without marrow,

Also

566.
i.

sapless, pithless (literally or metaphorically).

Also nTtft^ft (/.).

a stair-case.

beatitude,

?)

unguent.

2.

1.

Issued out,

Without unc-

Without tenderness

or affection, unfeeling.

offspring, destitute of posterity, childless.

rTS^TC

a.

a.

uncertainty

fte^fe

(mfn.

Free from

clear, doubtless, evident, manifest.

(mfn.

a.

fSR^yil^)

pRT + ^f^)

joints or junctures,

i.

e.

Without

visible

compact, close,

firm,

inseparable.

Without ene-

mies.

free

a.

TO^

a.

re-

latives or connections,

s.

The want of

re-

(n.)

Carey.

latives.

P\oW^%

a.

(mfn.

s.

(n.

desire,

'31

<3"

(n.) Poverty,

the loss or forfeiture of property.

(mfn.
s.

(f.) or

?)

Near, close by, proxi-

(n.) Nearness, proximity, vicinity.

Pret^ffSf

s.

(n.

Pr^Tf^+j)

Proxi-

mity, contiguity, closeness.

P\\+^^%)

Without

friends or relatives.
!

Without

Without property,

(mfn.

indigence

mate,

Without

(mfn.

PR^+^^K)

(mfn.

a.

from desire.

a.

pT*F>N

P^^R

"PfS*^

poor, indigent.

(mfn.

a.

from R.

(mfn.

Motionless.

ft^fiWl)

feflN$t4

(-fH mfn.

+ 3"f^T )

Near, proximate, neighbouring. Also

1.

going out or

(mfn.) and

pT^r^t^f^^

(mfn.).

fWi

1567

"pRFfrlFte

come

fe^+^TTO)

(mfn.

a.

1568
Arrived,

near.

p.

(from

ad.

hand, approaching a

Nearly, at

Carey.

crisis.

In the

(pT + ^fSTll from jffj)

a.

Penni-

Pf^H

pT + R. f&

(m. from

s.

1.

2.

Wilkins' Gr.

an assembly, a

collection,

multitude, a flock.

house, a habitation

(m.).

fWR

Pf + R. ^)

(m. from

s.

offence, reproach.

lice,

less, poor.

Gr*

Wilkins'

550.

also

neighbourhood, close by, at hand, near.

exceedingly.

very,

724. 822).

ad. Sans, (locat. case

"feferi

luntarily

2.

1.

Injury,

ma-

The winnowing

or

piling of corn.

Pl<P1

5. (v.

mpfej)

noun of

of a house with cow-dung.

is

The

2.

plastering

house which

smeared or plastered with cow-dung.

Plastered or smeared.

pl<M
it)

1.

t><M

The

essence, pith.

flock,

3.

Ku vera

sure of

Pi<?<

1.

as

a multitude.

suitable gift.

duties

(m.

s.

and taxes.

from "pT + R.

Pf+R. f5

or hindering the undertakings of

another.
s.

(from

Pf + R. ^"M

debt.

2.

ment of a
3.

An

"PT^T

(mfn. from

a.

similar to
a.

The payobstacle.

Carey.

+ pT^I
To

a.

v.

Like,

e. g.

Like the father, from f^t^F

father,

The touch-

1.

pT + R. 3^?)

used in comp.

(mfn.')

The

?)

The removing of an

issue or outlet for water.

open

Wilson.

space or play-ground near a town.

pi<?<t

Sap,

A trea-

4.

Pf + R. ^Hj) An

(m. from

s.

2.

Killing, slaughter.

mfn. from

'Pt<t>Wi

Wilson.

see

(pT + ^^T) Free from

a.

pr^1

frompT + R. ^)

(n.

s.

Obstructing
a jingle to

plastering of a house with cow-dung.

(m.)

a.

Carer/.

(f^T + -^T

pT^'fe"

s.

(m.~)

plaster, to

smear with cow-

dung.
Also

stone.

(wz.).

A
7

aa

/Saws.

Near, in the vicinity, close by

by

class of

Muhammadans, who

live

Carey.

selling fish.

between, in the middle.

A
(_/*.)

The mother of the imps

pf<<j3<J

"R<wl*Ki

s.

(m.

Pr^i+ sitTi:3r)
:

a goblin, a Rdkshasa.

(Lit.

nit,

a louse.

or goblins.

An im P

s.

m< )

measure of capacity equal to

one-fourth of a kudava : see

A son of Nikasha.)
place overspread

(a.

Marriage (in Bengal, marriage

of an inferior kind, or concubinage).

v. a. (caus.

of

To smear,

arbour, a thicket, a. (Beng.) Penurious, stingy,

to

s.

Marriage: but

(a.

applied chiefly to marriage of an inferior kind,

as with a

f^tH

avaricious.

t^gN?3

plaster.

Pf^Ft^R"

with bushes and climbing plants, a bower, an

widow, or

ad. Sans.

to concubinage.

(pT + ^H)

Willingly, vo-

(mfn.

P^$ + f*%3)

in a thicket, abiding in

Pt<$^

s. (m.~)

Situated

a bower.

The name of a demon, the son of

Kumbhakarna
Res. in. 262.

and brother of Ravana.

As.

1570

1569

ft.)

a.

+ ^3

(mfn.

moved, dismissed.
perverse.

from R.

Dishonest,

2.

from R. <^)
reproach.

honesty, baseness.

ft^fq**

a.

^)

Re-

1.

base,

1.

Removal,

Perverseness,

2.

f% +

(mfn.

vji

a.

(mfn.

nit,

dis-

Outcast, low,

PF^P

or

Vileness,

fej

(mn.)

from "fr + R. "f^J?)

a.

^rfii.

(Alangium hexapeta-

R. f*T^T + \3)

s.

(/.)

away.

Also f^fi)

|%) A

musical tone.

Rejected, thrown

(mfn.

2.

Deposited, given as a pledge or pawn.

(m. from

ft+R-.f^Pt) A

deposit, a

pledge.

f^FT

P^rftZ

s.

language, speech.

The audible

(n.

s.

ft+.^FT)

The

burial

1%+R. ^I^) 1. A road, a

2. A city, a town.
entrance.
3.

(m. from

s.

(from

^)

f^T + A.

s.

of a

(n.

^ + ^\

of swallowing.

(m.~)

a. (mfn.')

Dwarfish,
millions.

i.

349.

5. Scrip-

6. Certainty,

Without any

from R.

The

^)

The

act

throat, the gullet.

fvUjSl^J>. (p.^j &>) A watchman,

a guard,

a sentinel.
a.

(from

p.

dS) The

office

or

employment of a watchman.

<ti)

watchman, a guard,

a sentinel.

Carey.

(from

Ten thousand

TrafHck, trade.

As. Res.

R4***f s. (n. fa + Stn^) The fifth or last

member of a complete syllogism according to
the Nyaya system.
Trans. R.A.S. i. 116.

(p.

supplementary charges.

4.

fair.

ture, the vedas.

f^t^Jft^t

a.

Talk, con-

1.

2.

(mfn. from pT+R.^Tl) l.Spok en,

corpse.

2.

especially

Repeated audibly (as a prayer).

access,

"PFfa

nit.

a.

s.

iron chain or fetter

assurance.
5

Also P\W\\ (m.).

"Pn^l

2.

A market,

p.

goldsmith's balance.

(m. from "pT + R.

said.

way

(.)

part.

a.

house, a

Wilkins' Gr. p. 418.

cleaned.

Also f^T<F3'T (n.\

tree

pU*$jb^

(ra/rt.

Washed,

(m.)

Also

s.

An

repetition of a prayer.

5.

RiSiH

Free from defects, fault-

(m. from "PT + R. *TTt)

dwelling, a habitation.

s.

Also

a louse.

the heel-chains of an elephant.

Vile, bad, low,

fas*

Whole, complete,

(P^ + ^o)

a.

s.

vile,

shabby.

ium).

roar of an elephant.

entire.

versation,

pit.

The

badness.

ftT3\?

trench,

less.

^)

(/.)

from SVt5^)

Poverty, indigence.

3.

ft"+<^ftpi) Not adulterated,

(mfn.

despised,

a ditch, a

vile,

not counterfeit, genuine.

a.

+ ^lTlRJ

(n. "Pr

s.

Cheated, deceived, tricked.

3.

rejection

f*Tf3

flock, a multitude.

s.

(m.)

1.

dwarf.

Colebr. Alg. p. 4.

Without work, unemployed,

idle.

p.

or duty of a guard or

"Prills, (m. from

ub

The employment

watchman.

f^R. 7!"^)

Speech, talk,

language, conversation, discourse.

1571

S
l

f^f^

Uj

"pT+R.

(m. from

si

The

*1 )

Pf^FT

act of swal

"pT + R.

(to.

s.

^FT

Food,

victuals.

lowing.

"PT^ a.
f% +

from

(rn.

R.

^H^) The

throat or

tered,

f^ff*T<rfr
Having a

(-^

a.

horse's neck.

f%^f

s.

"pPtt^ + ^^)

to>.

(to.)

5.

horse.

Concealed,

hidden.

2.

(mfn.

1.

Deep, profound.

3.

(mfn.

dependent

An

obscure sen-

Obscure,

of

Subser-

2. Docile.

ftfe^ )

1.

To

2.

To

extort,

to oppress.

"pTUTT

To

drip (as water from clothes).

(m. f^T + "5Tr from R.

s.

tion,

f^^tE + ^i)

1.

domestic.

(cans,

v. a.

v. n.

tence, a mysterious expression.

from R. 3?T

squeeze or wring out, to express.

Obscure, secret, mysterious.

a.

fa + ^T

vient, subject,

ut-

Sound, noise.

(.)

f^S^fe?

T^)

"PT + ^ir from R.

a.

a.

from1% + R. JJT^) Sounded,

(mfn.

neck (of a horse).

"pT^F

1572

f^)

1.

collec-

a heap, a multitude, an assemblage.

(JBeng. corrupt, of

2.

Certainty, determi-

diffi-

nation, decision.
cult to be understood, abstruse, mysterious.
.

(m. from ft" + R. Sfcfj

confinement.

restraint,

hatred, aversion.
sion,

3.

a.

1.

Inhibition,

Enmity,

2.

excellent cow.

from R. Sfc)

Maltreated, punished, persecuted.

5.

An

(/.)

pT + rJttS

(mfn.

dislike,

a.

Filled, covered.

(mfn.

Alone, only.

f*1 t>^l s. (to.)

tree (Barringtonia acutangula).

trespass, a transgres-

f%tT>"N

an impropriety.

(mn.

s.

fromR" + R. TJ^J A

an outer garment, a
a.

from

(mfn.

R.i)f

Deserving punishment or harsh treatment.

Failure in

Trans.

argument.

hatred

jsffiP^

from "pT-fR. fF

(rn.

s.

"RW^

(corrupt, of

a.

Sabda

118.

1.

frosts
)

(to>.

a.

Low, contemptible, mean, base.

Lowness, mean-

+ R.

(rn)

A man

Manu

of one of the degraded

an outcast Kshatriya.

x. 22.

5fl[r) Deserving
a.

punishment or harsh treatment, punishable.

(to.)

Also

classes, the offspring of

mfn?).

(mfn. from

a.

ness, baseness.
)

punishing, perse-

Also

cuting.

^ffc + ^fsi) Declin-

Avei sion,

ff,-tSt|^ from R. |T

Treating harshly or severely

(mfn.

R> CW from R. f&>\)

duced by a common divisor to the

round, a

circle,

S. p. 264.

used as a term of imprecation.

.

Also f*T

a cover.

CSt^ (to.) and f^UNl (/.).

ing, steep.

R.A.S.

veil,

mantle,

ball,

Re-

least term, so

any thing
as not to allow of further reduction.

Colebr.

globular.

Aly. p. 113. 330.

(to.)

vocabulary, a

list

of words

applied especially to the index of obsolete words

in the vedas compiled

218.

viii.

395.

by Yaska.

As. Res.

vir.

R"5i3? ad. ("R + p. uXi.) Undoubtedly.

ad. (corrupt, of

^PT^I

^"55^1) Unwillingly, reluctantly.

from 31 +

pi tn

fm

pre

1573

^^

Pre 5

Alone, only.

a.

1574

3^"
(mfn. "pT^
+

a.

^)

Situated on

the loins.
a. Friendless, forlorn, destitute.

f^T3T a. (mfn. "pT + 3i from R.

Innate.)

(Lit.

3F[J

1.

A woman

Own.

Eternal, perpetual.

2.

pT3Tt

pTS^U

Any duty

Always, constantly,

ad.

One
Free from

(from

PTI^
"PiOfl

s.

(. "pT3i

(from PlOl)

s.

(from

a.

a.

(^3)

property.

faithful wife,

husband on the

follows her

Also

+ ^) Own

one

who

a.

ad.

self,

(from "Pr + ^tf\5T3)

Clean, com-

In-

Constantly, con-

Still, silent,

without sound,

5?

(from R.

Tl)

To

take, to choose.

"PT+CD Wilkins' Gr.

919) Continual, eternal, perpetual, ad. Sans.

(-Qj)
~~

of

?)

Certain, sure,

determined, ascertained, true.

Slothful,

a.

(n

pTaJ^f

v3l

Eternally, continually.

(f.) or

Et ern ity> perpetuity, constancy.

s.

(-*%.

*r

"Pr^+^^T )

The

(corrupt, of

ad.

(fTO + fTO)

Eternally,

con-

stantly, perpetually.

negligent, dilatory.

"pP^f )

Also Pi CD"f3f^l1 (/.).

ritual observances.

PTCUPTQ)

(mfn.

a.

Harsh, unfeeling,

Constantly performed to accomplish some ob-

cruel.

Carey.

ject.

Slothful, indolent, lazy.

a.
v. a.

weed

2.

constant or daily duties of religion ; indispensible

(corrupt,

Pfk^ a.

(from

(mfn. from prep.

a.

stormy.

noiseless.
cs.

ad. Sans.

myself, &c.
v. a.

(PT+STSI)

excessive,

tinually.

pletely emptied.
a.

Much,

Excessively, exceedingly.

deed, truly, really.

H3

Pl<flfo

of the seven divisions

Wilson.

hell.

(mfn.)
1.

funeral-pile.

TO) One's own

"PW3a. (pT + ^3) Not

fi^Z

of Patala or

Carey.

disorder, confusion, trouble, or care.

continually,

perpetually.

pertaining to ourselves.
a.

with

large buttocks.

To cause

(caus.

to

^5^1rF + ^t^)

(a garden or field).

(In

the indefinite tense.

(from

gramma r) The first aorist,

Mohun P. p. 120.

weeding-hook.
Perpetual

prf\5C3

Roll

v. a.

s.

(from "pT + R.

(n. "PT

+ Oll

%f) To

weed.

from R. v5t) The soaring

a.

(mfn.)

pF3^*.

2.
(i.) 1. The buttocks of a woman.
The rump of an animal. 3. The prominent
4.

gibbosity.

Always youthful,

always

young.

pTc3*]o ad. Sans.

or flight of a bird.

parts of a mountain.

youth.

(fTO+^f^T

Constantly,

eternally, continually.

plOTf^ a.

(mfn.

f% W + P$ f ) Ever

perfect:

one of the predicates pertaining to the soul ac-

1575

PfHl

"Pnri

cording to the tenets of the Jainas.

R.A.S.

ftcD-f^lt^t)

(m.

s.

constant happiness and joy.

happy

Eternal or

Always

a. (mfn.')

or joyful.

PlCUlRo)

Eternal

and non-eternal.

ft k^L

a. (ft"

ft^H

+ p.

Wl

from

disease.

Fearless, dauntless,

fT5l

(from

to lay

?)

A spell

used by house-

the inhabitants to sleep

all

are about to break into a house.

lifeless.

Carey.

Merciless, un-

(ftim+^Tkl^r)

a.

(ft + ^t^l)

a.

ad.

least, at the lowest.

when they

CPf+W

a.

Wilson,

daring, harsh, severe, cruel.

breakers,

pS) Breathless,

symptoms.

Alarmed about the symptoms of a

"ft^ft s.

Still, quiet.

a.

At

its

Rkl^#W^
ftTlt^

ftcD + ^lPlCD)

(mfn.

a.

by observing

ease

(Beng.~)

552.

i.

fWt^

Trans.

1576

fTft rH

(mfn. ft" + ft r

a.

from R.

ft^

pitying.

fWTT

^.

T^

ft +

(.

example, a pattern, an
tion

^)

from R.

member
the Nyaya

complete syllogism according to

Trans. R.A.S.

tem.

i.

An

illustration, a descrip-

the designation of the third

Smeared, anointed, plastered.

116.

Also

"pTft^l

s.

(f.

from

of a
sys-

S K)^\

ftf^H) A

sort

of

prickly nightshade (Solanum Jacquini). Wilson.

ftfWf^FT

ft+Mxt^T

(n.

s.

desiderative form of

from the

R.^t^) Profound medi-

tation.

A writing which
may be adduced by way

of example.

Carey.

ftft^
dered,

ing, pointing out, demonstrating.

a.

be

a.

ft

(m.

s.

warmth.

from the caus.

+ p. ^j)
from

Immaculate, spotless.

ft + R. "R^)

1.

Heat,

The hot season (May and June).

2.

3. Perspiration.

ftTTt^l^T
season

fWT

s.

(n.

ftTfcr + ^t^) The

for a

votion.

Or-

from

f^ +

reward or recompense

5.

1.

an order.

2.

com-

Speech, utter-

(mfn. from

a.

ft + R. fet)

Fit to be

s.

(/.)

To go

Sleep.

sleep

to

v. a.

-^tfsSUS v. a. To fall asleep

To break sleep, to awake.

ft ^ l^R

a.

^>f

(Bang.)

(mfn. ftf5l

sleep

-^)tf^K3 v. a.

+ ^")

To

v. a.

Producing

sleep,

rowsiness,
sleepiness.

R. Tfl)

1.

primary

Cessation of a primary cause.

2.

direction,

ft+R.

hot

June).

Purification, purity, accuracy, correctness.

wish

ft^)

soporific, narcotic.

(m.

(May and
s.

cause.

R.

ordered or to be said.

(mfn.

!^ a. (f*T

lifter

f^ from

directed.

3. Vicinity, proximity.

requiring

Explained, illustrated, exemplified.

^l 5

(m. from

s.

ance.

illustrated or exemplified

^*1)

ftl^Pl

mand, a

(mfn.

an explanation.

of R.

ft +

commanded,

(from f%^l T*T) Illustrating, shew-

a.

Fit to

(mfn.

a.

Bed-time.

3.

4.

a.

for austere de-

Ascertainment of the causes of dis-

ftmti

a.

drowsy.

(from

Soporific, narcotic.

(mfn. from
2.

Shut up, closed.

1.

Asleep, sleepy,

ft*

1577

Piy 'lRt^S

Also f^TEftf^^

drowsy, sleepy.

Asleep,

"Pr^T

trembling.

(mfn.").

(n.

The

(mfn. f^TS[1

+ t^3)

Death, ex-

2.

Loss, decrease, detri-

Family, race, lineage.

5.

is

born.

4.

(m.) The head of a

family.

(n.

s.

from

f^ + R.

ance of a ceremony,

e. g.

Manu

ceased ancestors.

The seventh lunar asterism reckoning

from that under which a person

chisel.

sound or

Also

f^TTR"

Sleeping, asleep.
1.

tinction, destruction.

Sight, the act

from

(m. from f^T + R.

noise.

(mn. from

3.

s.

"ft^l + ^rt^) Drowsy, sleepy,

slothful, lethargic, indolent.

a.

3. Coition,

of seeing.

"PPT
(;/.

Enjoyment, pleasure.

interruption of

sleep.

ment.

2.

Agitation,

1.

inclination to sleep, a falling

asleep.

Fiyl^c.

1% + R. ^)

from

(n.

s.

copulation.

An

s.

f^ETt + 3rRF3

(mfn.

a.

1578

(mfn. from R.

a.

The perform-

"ft)

of obsequies to de-

II.

172.

ftTKf

Reproach-

ing, blaming, reviling, censorious.

R*K1

R. fl"t^+ 3pT) Reproach, censure,

:

(n.

s.

blame.
(n.

from

or vessel to hold

A receptacle
2. A treasure

1.

any thing.

applied especially to the nine treasures of

vera

Cpr + ^")

a.

Deserving to be blamed or reproached, con-

^31

temptible.

see

MU

Ku-

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

a.

(/.) or

"3"

Contempti-

bleness.

Blunt, dull.

ftfi
(m. from

1.

treasure

Kuvera,
nine of which are enumerated, viz. Padma,
Mahcipadma, Sankha, Mdkara, Kachchapa,
Mukunda, Nanda, Nila, and Kharba : their

(f. from

s.

blame

R. TtTlJ Censure, reproach,

calumny.

applied especially to the treasures of

is

not exactly defined, though some of

them appear

to

be precious gems

according to

the Tantrika system they are personified and

1.

or

upon Lakshmi the goddess of pros-

perity.

2.

thing found.

3.

prohibited.

s.

(m.)

endowed with many good

ocean.

ruinous.

contains or

proach, to
a.

-31

qualities.

4.

a.

The

2.

Forbidden,

vile.

(from R.

ft"Ej To blame,

to re-

revile.

Pernicious, destructive,

Ruin, destruction.

(from R.

ff^)

Reproaching, reviling,

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. "ftW + TT) De-

serving reproach or contempt.

s.

Low,

reviled.

f*tl^+^3)

censuring.

is

Wilson.

PQa. (fromfa+R.^ )

re-

receptacle, a

also figuratively, as

A man who

3.

v. a.

place of asylum or accumulation, as a treasury,

a granary, a nest, &c.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Blamed, reproached,

worshipped as demigods attendant either upon

Kuvera

Deserving

proach or contempt.
a.

nature

R^l+^C)

(m/w.

a.

^3"

s.

s3l

(/.) or

Contemptibleness.

(mn.)

1.

water-jar.

(Nauclea Cadamba).

2.

(m.)

plant

Pre

1579
ad. Indeed, truly, really, entirely, exactly,

completely.

pT + R. pi\)

dying or lecturing
also

fHU

PPf3 s.

Reading, stu-

the public recital of

poems

(m.).

An

overthrow, de-

(n. "pF

+ ^fa^Tfrom

R.

The

act

Pprf33a.

to

(frompT+R.

v. a.

s.

pT + ^Ort

(/.

GV. 831)

PPft3

To descend,

from R.

Twins'

gularity in

pT + R.

^fe

1.

falling-

an indeclinable word.

Mohun P.

grammar.

3.

An

2.
irre-

p. 122.

from the caus. of R.

The causing a downfall, an overthrow,

a knocking down.
2. (In grammar) An irre)

1.

pR"^

a.

a.

from the

(mfn.

down.

pT + 3"^

Composed,

2.

(from

Pf + thecal ofR.*f3)

cause to descend or

fall

written.

Fixed,

1.

Discussed,

3.

t% +

(-

fiom R.

confinement.

^Hj

The

act of bind-

obligation, a vow.

s.

(n.

pT + ^pT)

from other writings.

"pR^1
piler,

(-^ m.

s.

1.

The compiling of

2.

A commen-

An

ing or confining.

treatise,

3.

4.

pR^T

2.

Bind-

1-

work

Cause, origin, motive.

3.

from

pT + R.

com-

the author of a collection or digest of

laws, &c.

a lexicographer.

from pT + ^<T from R.

^ ) A maiden,

an unmarried damsel.

pR3

(from

pT + R.

^^)

Cessation,

re-

stopping or checking of any thing.

a.

(mfn. from

Pf + R.

^*)

Causing to

f*i<v31

s.

(n.

pT + ^3^

of being overthrown or cast

2.

measure of land

each side of which

ten cubits each.

down.
s.

trough.
a.

(n. "PT
2.

+ Hlrr

from R. <T

1.

The

down.
from the caus. of

(mfn.

^t^) Capable

pFjfl

3<jj

from R.

causing a thing to cease

a.

"Ppffa

To be

to a close.

cease or to desist, stopping, checking.

v. a.

R.

(from Pt" + R.

come

ing, restraint,

Cast down, overthrown, destroyed,

killed.

To

to

from the caus.

(mfn.

^f^)

Brought to a

treated of in a written composition.

straint, the

of R.

ac-

The bringing a thing

s.

n.

v.

(/.

R. ?fxj Fit to be overthrown or cast

a.

f^^U3)

(from

(mfn.

an exception.

gularity,

caus. of

pR"f\3C3

tary.

particle,

Prefers) To

part of a written composition.

down, an overthrow, destruction, death.

finished,

FR^F

falling in, on, or upon.

(m. from

s.

close,

tied.

fall.

PPlCUl

^)

(mfn. "pT + *tf33 from R.

overthrown.

Ppff3S3

(caus. of

v. a.

finished, to

of falling.

Fallen,

(n.) Clever-

a close.

struction, ruin, death.

s.

3"

complish, to finish, to bring to a conclusion.

R<Ki'H

PT + R.

(from

"PPfaT

(/.) or

ness, expertness.

(m. from

s.

31

nent, expert.

1580

from R.

A watering-

milk-pail.

(mfn.) Skilful, clever, ingenious, emi-

a.

of R.

^^)

checked.

is

the repealing a law.

a quadrangular piece

twenty bamboo poles of

Colebr. Alg. p. 2.

(mfn.

Caused

from the caus.

to cease or desist, stopped,

pRl

1581

^)

from "pT + R.

(n.

*.

1582

Killing,

fromf^T + R.

(rnfn.

Hindered,

\)

restrained, prevented.

slaughter.

R<*tf3 s. (f.

from

pT + R.

A habitation,

a dwelling.

Pf + R. \) To

(from

a.

v.

stop, to

prevent, to hinder, to impede, to restrain.

pl^g .
PRCs-

a.

Naked
(?w.

from

n+R.

Also

3$^) A

multitude, a

R.

(from

<Ti )

To

extinguish

f^ + ^t^T

(m.

W^) A habi-

from R.

a dwelling, a residence.

tation,

pRt^

quantity, an abundance.
v. a.

PR1?T s

(-P\\ rnfn. f^T^T + ^T )

siding, dwelling,

An

s. (rn.~)

Re-

inhabitant, a re-

sident.

a lamp, to quench a

See

fire.

(mfn.)

a.

pRT3

accomplishment,

Completion,

con-

Coarse, gross, large.

1.

Thick, impervious.

2.

Crooked-nosed.

3.

clusion.
n.

v.

a. (rnfn.

1.

Out of the reach

of the wind or draught of the air

2. Secure, safe.

calm.

3.

sheltered,

Accoutred

to

go out (as a candle).

Out of the reach

noun of

(v.

See

a.

pRtt^3)

ft<l%a
in

which manner

2.

(mfn.} A veil,

The blowing

the

s.

(m. from

fa + R.

An

offering to

ancestors.

from R.

C3>)

from R.

(.

"Pr +

^)

Prevention,

from R.

^1

s.

f^T5 <

^)

Pre-

venting, resisting, hindering.

from R.

\)

Hin-

vention.

surrounded,

(w.)

from

sisted, discontinued

tion,

s.

(f.

sents, a

Rw^TJ

Covered,

"R + R;

off,

enclosed,

a. (rnfn.
:

proper to be

(mfn.)

sistibility,

fromf*T + R.

-31

preventibility.

(/.)

^)

Resistible,

restrained.

or

(.)

Also

en-

veil.

^)

Ceased, de-

stopped, hindered.

from R.

Cessa-

repose, relaxation.

(m. from

R + f^T? One who

R + f^) The

repre-

remembrancer, a petitioner.
s.

(n.

from

R.

1.

prizing any one of a thing, information.

pRttf)

The

Wilson.

^)

mantle, a

"R + ^fe

a leaving

RT3T^ s

from R.

derance, opposition, resistance, restraint, pre-

restrainable

1.

worn on some occasions.

it is

a mantle, a wrapper.

veiled,

compassed,

"pRTfil

a. (rnfn.

s.

+ ^te

R" + ^3

(m/w.

hinderance, resistance.

R<tUl

Having

manes of deceased

ft< U<?

a thing, intent.

fire.

concealed,

f^H

in

(mfn.

(. "R'

R ^3

pR"FI

engaged

to,

brdhmanical thread suspended round the neck,

calm, sheltered.

air,

the extinguishing of a

out of a candle,

suf-

the heart engaged in any pursuit.

the air has no access.

R<H

be

Situated in a

sheltered place to which the wind or current of

of winds or blasts of

to

last,

from "fr+R. "ft^jj Entered

{mfn.

a.

devoted

into,

Rt\5-f-^5)

To

2.

ficient.

Prf^

(rnfn.

extinguished, to expire,

in strong

mail, well armed.

ft^ks^ a.

To be

1.

representation, a petition, a request.

3.

2.

An

ap-

A
of-

fering, a present.

Re -

A written
representation or request.

fan

1583

from Tn +the cans, of R.

(mfn.

a.

fafa

Pi K^) Made known, announced,

communicated, represented.

(from

Gratitude,

p. JJL>-

faithfulness, loyalty.

fan^tTtn

+ the cans. ofR.falT)

(mfn. from

a.

reported,

fan^^ft^l s

1584

Ap,

(p.

Disloyal, wicked,

disobedient, perfidious, ungrateful.

evil,

Fit to be reported or communicated, proper to

(from

be represented.

CJUj)

p.

Ingrati-

tude, unfaithfulness, disloyalty.

faR*1

fa*jj

(m. from "fa+ R.

s.

1.

The

enter-

ing into any thing, whether in a physical or

metaphorical sense.
votedness

any

thing.

The

3.

Earnestness

2.

a pursuit

to,

in,

or de-

the being interested in

residence of a king or chief

fan<^fU

(p.

^j)

subaltern, a menial

officer.

fan^tt^Tl

a.

<uU Lj ) Half

(p.

good, neither

good nor bad, middling.

a palace, a camp.

fan^l

pK<"l<P a.

fa + R. fa*t)

(mfn. from

gaging with the mind

in

1.

En-

an undertaking.

2.

Entering things into a writing.

fmt

s.

(n.

fa+C^*H

Entrance, entering.
3.

An

Devoted

(mfn.

from R.

in with

fa + nj

ft^)

from R.

*F^)

Sunk,

immersed, drowned.

(p. <tsrV)

small scymetar or sword,

a bow.
1.

house, a habitation.

fa+crpre from

engaged

to,

(mfn.

Carey.

faS0ffa1

fa^

entry in an account or writing.

a.

voted

2.

a.

R. fa*L)

the heart, de-

The elephant

s.

fa + n^[) A

(m.

s.

{Seng.)

invitation.

fan^a.

(mfn. from

Carey.

in chess.
call,

-^fal3

a summons, an
v. n.

To

invite.

fa + R. *T^) Summoning,

to.

calling, inviting.

fa^)

{mfn. from

a.

used in comp.

moon

to the

fa + R. ^1)

fan^1

T>*5ff*T s3 a. (mfn.') Similar

e. g.

from t>*^

Similar, like:

s.

(m.) The moon,

+ fa^.

fa ^tl a. ( fa + ^T3i )
2.

fa + R. 3^) An

from

invitation,

summons.

tern,
ten

or wrinkles.

(n.

s.

>

Free fr om

folds, plaits,

summons

fanfa^

writ-

or invitation.

(mfn. from

a.

from

(n.

fa + R. J^S)

Invited,

Pure, genuine, unmixed, unal-

summoned,

called.

loyed, unadulterated.

fa^\J

(mfn.

a.

solitary,

fa + ^3

secret,

from

R.^)

1.

Private,

famr

(m.

lonely.

2.

fa^

s.

s.

(m.)

pin,

"

fa^ ) A tree

(p.

(Melia Aza-

dirachta).

fan^ (p. tl^j) Salt.

fan^^l^a. (p.

\S\)

<UJ)

Half

satisfied, half

garment, a sort of jacket.

(p.

<uj)

kind of jacket.

(Lit. Half-sleeved.)

s.

sive, faithful, grateful.

contented, not entirely pleased.

a stake.

(corrupt, of

Exchange,

Modest, humble,

unpretending, unassuming.

fa^I

fa + R. fa ?)

from

barter.

JJUj)

Loyal, submis-

fafa^

s.

(m. from

fa + R. fa?)

1.

source, occasion, instrumentality, motive.

Cause,

(Used

1586

1585

in

comp.

a. (mfn.*)

e. g.

dered, prevented,

lit.

ance, from

2.

(/.) or

s5

"frf^S^

sioned

occasioned by a hinder-

s.

1*13).

+f^T-

prf5E3+^)

f^TJpl

downwards, descending.

iH^tl
pi*~<

(/emire. of

5.

(m.)

s.

Caused, occa-

faf^W

e.

f*rt*E3$U

Trans. JR.A.S.

(m.

infinitive

(mfn. from ft" + R.

checked.
!)

An

ef-

faufo

Destined.

2.

(/. from f^T

^.

faf^ + ^I^)

(In grammar)

of,

for the

purpose

of,

R Pl>3)

For

on account

of,

through.
(m. "Pr +

Pi^V^ a.

f^from R. f^) A

(mfn.

a governor, a superintendant.

(Beng.}

3.

regulation,

a religious duty.

(-^ ra. frompT + R. IP^)

a coachman.

Destiny,

1.

Any

2.

2.

A ruler,

1.

charioteer,

regulation, a re-

s.

(wi.)

tft

55

^) Closing

sphincter (in

from "PT + R.

or shutting of the eyes.

a.

(mfn. from

Sfl^)

2.

1.

A closing

Death.

(f^T +

Closed,

f%Tm s.

(m. f^T +

OT

from R.

2.

TPJJ

or

1.

rule,

stipulation, a con-

an agreement, a promise.

tract,

(y.) or

or restraint.

3.

religious

penance practised voluntarily.

v. a.

To form a

resolution,

to resolve.

faWtS"

Helpless, orphan, forlorn.

(m. from

s.

0*0 F ree dom from controul

plant (Cissampelos

hexandra, Roxb.}.
a.

^1

unrestrained, uncontrouled, free.

observance

^1?) A

Unobstructed,

(mfn.

a regulation, a law.

Pr + R. tfrlj

shut (as the eye).

s.

a.

(n.

of a per-

office

son or thing which obliges or regulates. Carey.

anatomy).
s.

The

twin-

moment.

fromf^ + R.

or shutting the eye.

"pT^

+ R. TPI)

ligious obligation.

kling of the eye, a wink, a

HPIvSJl

Restrained,

) 1.

fortune, luck.

law, or injunction

mood.

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

f^U

or

3. Incessant, continual.

574.

i.

s.

fTOjpFT

nimb

called

good or bad

s.

commonly

tree

thrina fulgens).

f^S + ^l^

(.

s.

ficient cause.

Rpl*t

river.

"PF^s&s. (m."pF^ + 3^) The coral-tree (Ery-

a.

the sake

I^Fl) A

neemb (Melia Azadirachta).

+ Fritzs*.

(n.) Ignorance,

The

Going deep, going

Caused by ignorance, from

a. (tafnJ)
s.

f%*^+*t

(mfn.

a.

-31

sign.

Causality, instrumentality.

used in comp.

(w.) Hinderance,

mark, a token, a

(mfn.

a.

Hin-

f% + R. fOT

(n,

s.

'PrOT + 'lTr)

agreement or stipulation, a treaty.

wink, a

A written
2. A written

1.

regulation or law.

twinkling of the eyes, a moment.

s.

(n.

from

f% + R. fe^) The shutting

Pi HH$3%

s.

(m.

frlTO+^r)

a stipulation or contract

or closing of the eye-lids.

The breach of

the interruption of a

religious observance.

"Pf^

a.

(mfn. from

"pT+R.

profound, depressed, sunk.

a slope.

-31

(/.) or

1^?)
s.

(w.)

Deep, low,

a.

declivity,

n .) Lowness, depth;

(mfn.

Regular,

duly settled, stipulated, fixed.

a depression, a cavity.

a.

(mfn.

fT + Tlf^

from R.

XT^)

frori

1587

Agreed upon,

1588

stipulated, promised

fixed, re-

gulated, covenanted.
f^T^TtsJ'T

See

(n.)

s.

2.

causing to descend or to

1% + R. TT^)

regulation.

3.

treaty.

2.

1.

fall.

rule,

religious observance

a boatman.

2.

undertaken

IT^I )

helmsman, a

coachman.

charioteer, a

4.

an

or

3.

a.

(f)

a.

(mfn. from f^T + R. ^4\^) Appoint-

(mfn. from

fTOlf3F3

commanded,

attached

in,

particle, only

plying,

when

1.

(n.)

prefixed to nouns, privation or

to,

devoted

En-

2.

Smell, odour.

3l

to.

to

Pirn

e. g.

a.

smell or fragrance, from

authorized.

The being appointed

an

(f.)

When

2.

verbal derivatives,

(mfn.) Destitute of

f^F^+^t^

coming or going

(n.) Going,

million.

motion

wea-

a.

(mfn. from "pT + R. Tjjlj Fit to

m. from

authorizes or appoints to

One

(m. from

Pf + R. t^)

an order, a command.

The imperative mood.

4.

or

^3^,

of the

word

3.

2.

1.

An

injunc-

*! a.

Appointment, autho-

from

or

cer-

final

is

according to

which

it is

pre-

(mfn.

p{\+ ^

*\

Without a share,

Also

mfn.).
a.

Want

(mfn.

of control

(In grammar)

Zealous engagedness in a pursuit.

to

out,

see Wilkins' Gr. 38. 54-56.

uncontrolled, unchecked.

mander.

rity.

a com-

office,

not having a share.

office.

f% + R.

"PR

into o

initial letter

fixed

be authorized or to be appointed to an

s.

the

The

assurance, intensity.

changed

pons, pugilism.

1%Rt3^

removal, as in

separation,

(n.)

TO )

(n.) Close fight, struggle without

s.

(m.)

s.

prefixed to verbs or

office.

[mtn. "pf + TT^t^T from R.

(mn.)

tion,

Ap-

used as a prefix, and im-

Appointed

tainty,

who

TO)

f% + R.

Constituting, appointing to an office.

tyjk

slave.

pointed, authorized, commissioned.

negation,

a.

Pt

Fit to be

(m.)

s.

(mfn. from

a.

TO

f% + R.

appointed or authorized,

Con-

a. (mfn.')

f% + R. ^Jp^) h

(mfn. from

office,

gaged

commanding, enjoining; authorizing.

(n.) Superintendance, control.

a.

to

sailor,

pilot.

trolling, superintending, regulating.

1.

superintendent,

a ruler, a director, a regulator,

or

ing,

fTOrt3P

(m. from

s.

Wilkins'

723). Fit to be authorized or appointed.

voluntarily.

fl uV*4<P

fa"+R. TO^

(mfn. from

Gr.
an agreement, a

stipulation,

Zealously en-

3.

in a pursuit.

f^Tin^) a

(m. from

s.

Ordering, commanding.

gaged

"pFitFT.

PlUU

Appointed, directed, commanded, authorized.

a.

^31

)
s.

(f.)

(n.)

wilfulness, obstinacy.

(mfn.

stained, pure.

Unrestrained,

The

Untinged, un-

casting of an idol into

the water after the season of

its

worship

is

ex-

Carey.

pired.

n Hindu
jurisprudence)

husband

is

The appointing of a woman whose

dead to

his brother for the purpose

of raising up offspring for him.

f^OTtnl.

a.

(-PH mfn.

Carey.

fTOTfrl

+f

f^R3

a.

(mfn. from

delighted.

2.

^T)

1.

Pleased,

Ceased, desisted, reposed.

a.

1.

1% + R.

(mfn.

Without a nasal sound

not nasal.

pR

"PR

1589

f*R^f

(mfn.

a.

Without

1.

in-

tervals or interstices, continuous, uninterrupted.

2.

ad. Sans.

Gross, coarse,

^1

nually, uninterruptedly.

(mfn.

a.

parated from, not possessed

Conti-

(mfn.

a.

(/.) or

(n.)

1590

mean

of,

pT^+

not affected by.

5jp )

Not low

or

blameless, faultless, perfect.

Continuity, uninterrupted succession.

"pR^fil

pR^H

(mfn.

a.

pR^f^I^R"^)

intervals or interstices

Without

solid, impenetrable,

im-

pervious.

a.

bounds or

"pR3TR

Without

(mfn.

limits, unlimited.

ft^+SI^TR)

(mfn.

Without

limbs or members, without component parts

pR*T a.

(mfn.

pR[+ 3I^") Wanting food, with-

out nourishment.
a.

(mfn.

PR>3^H)

with the context of a sentence.

1.

Not agreeing

2.

Without

off-

spring or posterity.
a.

mitting of further reduction by any

divisor,

Not ad-

common

reduced to the lowest terms (as two pro-

portionate numbers).

pR^RtH a.

(mfn.

free

guiltless,

Colebr.Alg. pp. 113. 330.

pR^+3pWH

from crime.

Also

Innocent,

prawn

mfn.).
in-

(/.

f^+SPilTT)

Freedom from

detriment, loss, or calamity, security, safety.

pRP^

s.

pectation

(mfn.

fN'<MMt a. (-^\mfn. pR^+S^R

+ <*[^) Not depending on, not relying upon.

PRR

a.

(PR^+3IR)

vll

son, independent.

^ (n.)

(/.) or

f*RH

(m.

s.

s.

"pT^+^Iir from R.

(n.

F^+OT^)

(/.

Pr^+STTW)

of expectation, independence.

pR3"a. (PT + ^<T)

a.

(mfn.

an opportunity,

s.

Silent, quiet

or

a bolt

checked.
(mfn.

a.

Useless, to no pur-

pose, vain, unprofitable.

a.

pWl+^)

(mfn.

ing, insignificant.

^31

2.

1.

To no purpose,

Having no mean-

(/.) or

Use-

lessness, vanity, insignificance.

;

noiseless.

pr^+^R^t*])

without

(m.) The want of an op-

portunity.

pR^W

a.

(mfn.

"Pf^+SFTT)

remiss, not indolent

pR^Ta.

(f^T +

^T)

Not

idle,

not

diligent.

Without juice or essence

dry, insipid.
a.

trolled,

f%T+3FT^) Without

(mfn.

In-

The absence

The going out

or hinderance, unobstructed, unrestrained, un-

useless, vain, unprofitable.

s.

3f) Hell.

away.

dependence.

PRPW

Without water, des-

titute of water.

Without ex-

not expecting any thing from a per-

(ra.)

s.

depend on.

a.

(m.

Not

of reliance, want of a person or thing to

nocence, inoffensiveness.

pR^tiTs.

PlR+^^R^T)

parts.

depending on any thing,

relying, not

PRSPI

ft^wtoi

(mfn.

a.

(w.)

(/.) or

want of limbs or component

Want

(mfn.

simple.

inorganic,

v3l

(mfn.

Pr^+3$SF)

unmanageable, headstrong,

independent.

Uncon-

self-willed,

pR^R

s.

(n.

PiR + 3FR)

out or away: hence)

tradiction, refutation.

1.

(Lit.

throwing

Rejection, denial, con-

2.

Destroying, killing.

f=Rl

15 91

a.

f^R+^rg)

{mfn.

c ast

away, sent

off.

si le

weapon).

3.

saken, destitute.
deterred.

2.

out,

Discharged (as a mis-

Deserted, abandoned,

for-

Refuted, denied, rejected,

4.

Assuaged,

5.

Thrown

1.

calmed,

appeased,

shape,
2.

Without weapons

or arms.

{mfn.

a.

Free from

s.

(m.)

Shapeless, without form.

vedas.

Pram

Not approach-

{mfn.

a.

coming near.

s.

(m.) The not ap-

proaching, a not coming.

pRttTte

arrogance or pride, humble, modest,

Not having gone through a regular course

ing, not

(mfn.

a.

of study, especially not having duly studied the

desisted.

f^R^S

(?w/n.)

a.

f^+3TTl>"R)

{mfn.

a.

Not con-

forming himself to established usages, lawless,

corrupt, barbarian.

Modesty, humility.
Close, solid, firm, without holes or

a.

f*l^<j>Ut

(-1k\mfn. "pR+^AR^U

a.

is

Free from pride or arrogance, humble,

modest.

315^3)

{mfn.

Not grown

arrogant or proud.

f^^t^:

fear or

ft^+^lfWl)

(n.

s.

Expul-

abrogation, setting aside, preventing.

pRt3>f^W

a.

Without a

{mfn.

a.

receptacle or locus in quo, without a fulcrum

sion, removal, rejection, refutation, opposition,

^)

Without
apprehension, secure, safe.

a.

R.

interstices.

{mfn.

3J*i

or support.

1%T$Tte1

a.

(from

f^+^lWS) Without a

termination or stoppage, incessant.

from

f^Rt^

(contract, of

s.

Expelling, removing, rejecting, refuting,

f^f^t^T^^ )

Ninety-

nine.

obstructing, opposing.

rRl^tl^

a.

{mfn. from

contented,

Satisfied,

Wilkins' Gr. 821.

f^+^t<F^1

free

from

a.
)

Also

desire.

mfn.^j.

"RrM^I

s.

(/.

Con-

tentment, satisfaction, the being without a wish

or desire.

out mirth, sad, sullen,

s. (?.)

Joyless, with-

The absence of

joy, sadness, sullenness, gloom.

pRPlX

t^+^I't^tS^I)

{mfn.

s.

3TPf^) Freedom

(f.

from

calamity or misfortune ; welfare, security, safety.

f^RWH a. {mfn. f^f + ^HtH from R. ^)

Without disturbance or perturbation.

a.

{mfn.

Without a

form or shape, incorporeal, not having a bodily

frame.

As. Res.
a.

ness or disease, healthy, well.

xi. 103.

{mfn.

f^^4-^[1 + ^3) Driven

away, expelled, removed, rejected, refuted, ob-

s.

If.

ft^ + ^Ti + fft)

1.

Expul-

sion, removal, rejection, opposition, obstruction.

2.

(1%^+"3U^f3) The

wild goat.

1%Ttf^
flesh,

structed, opposed.

pRl^ft

pRtmT a. {mfn.Pi\+^^) Free from sick-

want of a form

or

2.
a.

A hog,

s.

(m.)

1.

a boar.

Without

{mfn.

excluding flesh or meat.

f^TTt^i

a.

{mfn.

f^+^lt^ ) Without arms

or weapons.

pKi*VU

a.

{mfn.

f*R>^lHU)

1.

Without

PT3

1593

a habitation or domicile.

2.

Desert,

fWW^Wt

unin-

habited.

ful,
s.

pT^+3Tt*TO)

(mfn.

a.

not indolent, not relaxing

Not

zeal, ac-

tivity, diligence.

(mfn.

pT^+3H*fl)

Without hope,

Without

(mfn.

a.

an asylum or place of refuge.

2.

Without a

meaning, scope, object, or intention,

The want of an asylum,

PjTPTi

s.

PR + 3TM1)

(f.

s.

(m.)

or of a scope or object.

Hopelessness, de-

pRt^R

(n.

s.

out, a casting

contradiction.

R<kl3"
food,

a.

pR^^T^R)
away.

2.

1.

throwing

Rejection, refutation,

Destruction, slaughter.

3.

pR^+^l^U )

(mfn.

abstaining from

s.

Sankhya

phi-

25.

fo^-hWd)

Without de-

emotion, not stirring, quiet, peaceable,

(mfn.

a.

said, not

(w.)

declared.

One

2.

Not spoken, not

Obscure, obsolete,

and obscure words occurring

vm.

the vedas, by Yaska. As. Res.

pRFf^F

s.

of the vedangas, being an explana-

tion of obsolete

(/.) As. Res.

s.

i.

in

395. Also

341.

(jra/ra.pR^+&33") Without a

reply,

having no answer to give.

fH3\3t*j a (mfn.
,

PR" + &3"H) Free from heat,

anger, or passion, calm, cold.

Without

food, fasting,

from

i.

calm.

pT^S^a.

spondency, despair.

R.A.S.

Trans.

a, (mfn.

pF^

disappointed.

pRW^+^lt))

(m.

s.

atheistical school or sect of

sire or

desponding, despairing

Prelum

The

Also

secretly, in secret.

a.

iWtt^^S^
losophers.

Pr ad. Privately,
PrKto
pRt*1

atheistical.

sloth-

diligent, zealous.

Absence of sloth or indolence

(to.)

(-fH mfn. pRtt

a.

Denying the existence of a god,

<^tfl*i^)

fWteP

1594

(m.)

a.

Pf + 33^

(mfn.

from R.

3^)

Re-

strained, obstructed, hindered, prevented.

Abstinence from food, a fasting.

(mfn.

a.

f*l

<]3$<?

Looking

pT^Fl

(mfn.

a.

(n.

+ C^*1 )

rf^^s.
(fixed

5
!

s.

The

current price.

Pr^

(w.)

row

view, sight, observation.

(R4^ from pR+R.

equator.

(p. ^.y)

by the

s.

plexity or sorrow,

officers
2.

per-

(m.) Freedom from sor-

(mfn.

a.

P^j-$W*F\)

Without

exertion or labour.
a.

Free from

(mfn.

hostile attacks or ravages, peaceful, secure.

The

1.

s.

Without

or distress.

pR>3^Fl ) The act of looking pT^Tfrl

at or observing a thing

f^Rt^W

from R.

seeing, viewing, observing.

at,

s.

Pl"^+W<p

price of a

commodity

of police), market-price,

tariff,

a plough.

pT^faa.(pR>3*jf*l)

Bold, fearless

safe,

secure.

a price-current.

The body of

6-.

Tranquillity, peace, security.

Also

a.

Incomparable,

(mfn.

peerless, matchless.

(.).

Impar-

Destitute of a
lord or god, denying the existence of a god.

Denial
of the existence of a god, atheism.

tiality.

pT^iTTfcft

+ ^L)

a.

(-1%%

Impartial.

mfn.

pR + ^RfH

;;

P$3i

1595
(mfn.

a.

P^r^M)

Without a

(f.

Without odour or

(mfn.

a.

smell, not fragrant, scentless.

help or expedient, remediless.

s.

1596

f^+S^+SW)

Respect,

Pt*l*bH

f^+St^T)

(n.

s.

Slaughter, killing.

regard.

going out, a depar-

1.

from

(corrupt, of

a.

Shapeless, formless.

Trans.

existent.

ture

a coming forth, an issue

an

outlet.

Unreal, false, non-

2.

R.A.S.

i.

The going away,

563.
departure.

(mfn. f*T + <!P|

a.

+ <F)

Contriving, ar-

ft^ifow

ranging, directing, ordering, determining.

1^)

"pR^-R.

(from

v. a.

To

dis-

solve, to melt.

Iwh

"Pr+^Ph

(n.

s.

The

from R.

arranging, settling, or determining of any thing

investigation, doubt, discussion, the laying

down

pF\

(mfn.

a.

qualities

f^+^i)

a rule or precept.

worthless.

useless,

string (said of a

Without (good)

1.

2.

3l

bow).

Without a

(f.) or

W (n.)

Uselessness, worthlessness.

(mfn. from

a.

ft + R. Wkj) Res.

quiring to be settled, arranged, or determined

by a regulation or
Also

established.

rule

to be ascertained or

fit

IWlltC

(mfn.) and f^T-

(f.)

Negundo).

f^f-Sfrs.

Also

(n.

plant

(Vitex

f^T^^l

trifolia

and V.

(/.).

p\\+5$*^) Slaughter, killing.

(mfn.).

(from
(mfn. from

a.

PT + R. <Pt)

1.

Settled,

investigation.

2.

mary, a

Also

thorough

sum-

table of contents, a

arranged, regulated, determined, fixed, ascertained.

pT^f^

s.

lamity.
3.

f^R + ^f3)

(f.

Misfortune, ca-

Gentleness, mildness, meekness.

2.

(m.)

fWF3
1.

demi-god, the ruler of the south-

list.

(m.

s.

violent gust

f^+^HsJ
of wind.

thunder-stroke,

Very

a.

^)

1.

severe blow,

from R.

2.

violent, very hurtful,

destructive.

west quarter.
)

faretH

Tardchand Ch.

Solid, compact.

a.

(m.

s.

f^+CTfH

^)

from R.

loud noise, the

sound of a trumpet.
1.

Obstruction, hinderance, prevention, restraint

a.

(mfn.

f^R+3FT)

without inhabitants

Without people,

solitary, desert.

the besieging of a fortress. 2. Destruction, loss,

Sans, (locat. case of f*10l*1

ad.

detriment.

In a

solitary place, secretly.

PfratS^

(mfn.

a.

Obstructing,

P\ + (7xX^

preventing,

from R.

checking, hindering,

restraining.

f==RPT

"pRR

f^TvS a. (m>.'pT^+ st^) Gone

gone

forth,

gone through.

v. a.

To come

forth.

out,

gone away,

(Beng.)

3~<C3

s.

(m.

P\\+^)

(from

guilt.

complete conquest.

(m/rapRT + 3R"1)

a.

old age and

2.

decay,

f*T^+R.

Trans.

1.

immortal,

to

imperishable.

Extinguishing sin or

^)

R.A.S.

Not subject

i.

552.

P{K

1597

TOFT
s.

pT^+3FT)

(mfn.

a.

(to.)

Ppfi
Without water.

month Jyaisht'ha.

half of the

(/.) or

Cruelty, seve-

(n.~)

hardheartedness.

rity,

fl^n^RflSEfil s. (f f^n+^TTplt) The

name of a strict fast on the eleventh day of the
first

\?1

barous.

desert, a waste.

1598

fiBPrt

s.

Pf^+Wl)

(f.

Cruelty,

severity,

hardheartedness.

As. Res.

f*rf^P^

in. 283.

(mfn. from

a.

ffi^+R. ft*3j

Pointed

shewn.

out, determined, fixed upon, described,

a.

\3l

Vanquished,

(mfn.

overcome.
s

(ra.)

The being pointed out

(m.f^f^+tfer+

who has subdued

ne

weak,

3.

pointing out, a

An

order, a

4.

A testimony.

com-

from

(mfn.

a.

2.

determination.

languid, inanimate, faint, weak.

(mfn.

an exhibition.

description,

mand.
Lifeless,

senses or

all his

passions, a saint.

a.

or

(f)

^3"

or fixed upon.

f^f^f^nm^

PR3P

Pointing out, exhibiting, shewing, describing.

Pf^+v5*T) Without

a bowstring:.

2.

Commanding,

mony,
(m. from

ordering.

3.

Bearing a

testi-

s.

(to.)

witness.

water-fall, a

Rl^R"

s.

(n.

from

cascade, a torrent, a spring.

Pi\+ R. W%) The pointing

out, shewing, describing, or proving a thing.

from
an.

inference,

1.

a conclusion,

A deduction,

a.

(mfn. from

to be pointed out, to

Trans. R.A.S.

i.

117.

2.

PR1+R. ft !)

Fit

a demonstration.

be shewn, proved, or de-

Accuracy, precision.
j

Also

scribed.

FUlrt

(mfn.).

person

who

free

R]1*14?

a.

(mfn. from

f^R+R. *f\)

Without a

(mfn.

a.

ascertains or demonstrates a matter.

from defect, blameless,

fault,

faultless, innocent.

Ascertain-

fttflWl

ing, determining, demonstrating.

a.

(-f\mfn.

Innocent, blameless, faultless.

a.

(mfn. from

Purified,
a.

cleansed, cleared, corrected.

+ ^3)
a.

Cleared from

a.

proved, demonstrated, established by argument.

pRT+ R.

fT^fj A washer-

f^T^f

(-^

m.

pR^-f

f^TXT

a.

(mfn. from

from R. *ft)

or proves.

pR^+Wl)

(/.) or

a.

(mfn.

f^+^f)

(n.) Poverty,

Without

religion

(m.) Irreligion, injustice.

pity

or mercy, unfeeling, cruel, harsh, severe, bar-

in-

or law, irreligious, illegal, immoral, unrighteous.

s.

Without

^31

want.

man.

One who demonstrates

declared not guilty.

Without wealth,

(mfn.

digent, poor.

Pfffel

guilt,

Deduced,

(mfn. from

(m. from

from

(mfn.

from R.
certainty, ascertainment,

o.

<3

Accuracy,

Free from debt.

1599

"Pp^

f^ti<<P
settling

a.

(mfn. from

an

affair

f*F^+ R.

<| ) Arranging,

"PRI+R.

<^)

mining or ascertaining a thing

bargain

The

deter-

the settling a

an agreement, an arrangement.

bondage, captivity.

ftS&ft
tent

ascertained,

agreed upon,

settled,

arranged, covenanted.
a.

(mfn. from

ascertained,

"PR+ R.
or

settled,

(/.) or

s.

being ascertained

or

1.

<^)

arranged.

upon any
;

pT^tl

seeing.

energetic,

(n.)

"PPTIPT

Acting

thing, tenacious in the pursuit of

2.

Loosed from an obligation.

^)

"pf^+R.

from

The

capability of

determined,

pR>3HFT)

(n.

s.

ascertaina-

ppf$*i

"PRT+R. ^) Shaken

out,

(n.

s.

Gift,

do-

Sight, the act of

^)

fromf^+R.

Slaughter,

killing.

pT^+^T)

(mfn.

a.

Without strength,

feeble.

(mfn. from

a.

by

In-

active.

Pp^*T
(mfn. from

(n.

s.

driven out, cast out, rejected, abandoned, deserted

I.

resigning worldly enjoyments for spi-

knowledge.

Fit to be

2.

bility.

a.

Strong-

nation.

with firmness and courage

\3l

3.

(mfn. from

a.

fMrPfc

Obligation.

2.

(-IW^mfn.

a.

a thing
ritual

termined,

1600

attachment to or tenacious pursuit of an object.

with accuracy.

from

(n.

s.

f!(Wl

"pT^+R.

3t3T) Not flow-

relatives or friends.
ing, stagnant.

Smokeless.

(mfn.

a.

(from

a.

Pr^1

"pR^-^FtH^) Without

name

or honour.

Without

(mfn.

pR^Sf from R.

The

development of a drama, a catastrophe, a conAlso

clusion.

a.

(n.

s.

"Pr^^tl

cerv. a.

(/.).

To cause

(caus.

tainty, not established.

to speak, to interrogate, to choose, to select.

(mfn.

a.

Also (Beng.)

or lineage.

pT^^T

(n.

s.

pR>3*j)

Without family

pT^fW

fWH
kins'

1%^+^^) A speaking,

a de-

scribing, a reporting, a relating.

(rc.)

total

fn^.OltST
pable or

a.

fit

(mfn. from

to

f^+R.3^)

Ca-

be related, proper to be said or

uttered.

from R. 31 Wil-

Repose, calmness, quietness.

1.

2.

The

emancipation of the individual soul from

matter and from the necessity of reiterated birth

its

reabsorption in the divine essence being con-

sidered as the highest degree of perfection and

(from

f%^+R.

relation, a description,

v. a.

out, to say, to

(from
tell,

of eternal

(m. from

ing of things together.

)

To speak

elephant (because he

4.

<^

i.

566.

3.

5.

first

Union, the blend-

The bathing of an
draws

with his trunk and then blows

to relate.

PR1+R.

R.A.S.

Trans.

Disappearance, departure.

an account.

pf^f R.

bliss.

speaking, a

body).
s.

Pr^+TFT

Gr. 692) Blown out, extinguished (as

extinct, gone out, departed, defunct.

a lamp)
s.

(mfn.

a.

1.

Seizure,

6.

Empty

structing in science.

space,

it

in the

water

out over his

a vacuum.

7.

In-

fWl

1601

calm,

f^+3"t\3)

(mfn.

a.

not windy.

still,

fMrfa s.

1602

1.

Without wind,

Blown

2.

sure, reproach, blame.

2.

Rumour,

Cen-

) 1.

report.

Decision of a controversy, a declaration. 4.

3.

Ab-

sence of altercation or dispute.

fMft*l
to the

manes of deceased

fMrW

from

(n.

s.

Offerings

Prf^W
"pTp^f

1.

Sup-

Without

uniform, immutable.

PH^+1<%j)

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.

a.

Without impe-

sacrifice)

secure, safe.

pT^+f^ from R. f^t) Un-

conscious, overcome with pain or sorrow, sensegift,

^1

(y.) or

2. Killing, slaughter.

f^R\f R. Z*l) To

(from

change

malignant beings (as a

less.

v. a.

m "PR+R. 3T)

pR^+f^^R)

(mfn.

a.

alteration or

t^f^t

ancestors.

pR^+R. ^L)

a donation, an offering.

(mfn. fr0

diments or obstacles, without interruption from

frompT^+R.

(m.

s.

pliable.

out.

from R. <TF

(m.

"pT^t^

a.

(mfn.

kill,

(w.) Unconsciousness.

R^+f^R^)

Indiscreet,

thoughtless.
to put out, to cause to extinguish.

pP$t>

(mfn. from

a.

"pR^+R. ^)

(m.

s.

ft^+^ftT)

Expulsion, banish-

f^+^t^PT)

(n.

s.

1.

(-f^

RP<(.<1^1

Also

Freedom from

ment.

f^t7^

(mfn.

Without

interruption or strife, peaceable, quiet, calm.

fearlessly, daring, dauntless.

fMffcr

a.

Acting

a.

Banishment,

strife,

mfn.}

s.

(m.)

peace.

(mfn.

Free from poison

or venom.
expatriation, exile.

2.

hurting.

Injuring,

a.

Killing, slaughter.

pTpw

from

(mfn.

Without a choice,

3.

indifferent,

unde-

cided.

a.

(from

PRT+ R.

A sufficiency,

a competent provision or supply.

nagement of a

thing.

2.

To

1.

to supply a person.

2.

To be

The masuffice,

effected, to

be

brought about.

P\+ (<^U) Detached from

sensual objects and feelings.

Prf^kl

ft"^^ s.

(mfn.

cuma

(femin. of

s.

A plant

(Cur-

zedoaria).

Pff*3^t s.
lingia

Plf^)

A sort of grass (Kyl-

(from

monocephala).

Pif^t

a.

(mfn.

Hort. Ben.

Pf^+f^

p. 5.

ft^)

from R.

Earned, gained by husbandry or as hire or

a.

(mfn. from

ing, providing for

fH^+R.^)

any one.

s.

(m.)

Supply-

wages.

One who
a.

provides for others, a manager.

Also

s.

(fMft^ + ^l) A

from

2.

Not manly,

Destitute of

men

or

of male relations.
difficulty in

procuring a livelihood.
(n.

1.

not heroic, cowardly.

(-fk\mfn.).

fMrte^Tl

(mfn.

"PR^+R.^F)

The con-

clusion of a fable, the catastrophe of a drama.

<

ft <l<i
widow.

pT\ff

s.

a.

(mfn.

P\+^f%)

intellect, witless,

(femin. of

foolish,

childless

Without sense or

dull.

s.

(/.)

Want

f%

1603

f^Tl

sSl

of intellect, dullness, folly.

(/.) or

f*T^+R.

"3 a. (mfn. from

<T) Easy, happy,

prosperous.

f^fi?

s.

f^R^^fe from

tion, repose, rest.

Death.

2.

1.

Cessa-

4.

eter-

Election.

any thing

to

depend on

1.

reliance,

PR^+R.

from

(n.

s.

Cen-

blame, reproach.

sure,

(mfn. from

a.

Censured, blamed, reviled, reproached.

PP^fts. (/."PRj-^f)
2.

a fulcrum,

dependance.

less.

Finished,

2.

completed, accomplished.

page, a ceasing.

A prop,

2.

Desponding, hope-

f%^ 7FT

"pRT + <[3l from R.

(mfn.

3.

Pith, essence.

excessive.

very much.

Excessively,

Completion, conclusion.

Ceased, desisted, discontinued.

ment.

Much,

^T)

Final emancipation of the soul

4.

nal beatitude.
a.

Fearless, bold, un-

(mfn.

1.

s. (rc.)

R. <T)

from the necessity of individual existence

ff3

a.

Sans.

ad.

(/.

f%^+^I)

(mfn.

a.

1604

daunted, intrepid.

Dullness, senselessness.

(rc.)

3.

1.

Cessation, stop-

Completion, accomplish-

PR^+R.

from

(n.

The being

deprived of a share in a thing.

and emancipation

Final beatitude

Freedom from
from

See

evil.

f^p|f^

s.

f^WPFT
pain.

(f.
a.

2.

f^t^l

pR>^f%) A

Without sensation,

PpT+OT

Hire, wages.

2.

want of

C^K^ )

(mfn.

(m.

s.

care, or anxiety.

pl l^H

Free from

1.

insensible.

Enjoyment.

3. Eating.

5.

or error.

mfn

(mfn. from

f^^+^M)

cated,

silly,

pRm

s.

An

(m.)

-31

cruel.

Free from

fM^lf^ a.
5.

(mfn.

hole, a chasm.

f^+37tf^ ) Sound, healthy.

(/.) Freedom from disease, health.

PffJ

a.

(mfn.

s.

a.

(mfn.

uninjured.

pR^+tpi)

(mfn.

(w.)

Sober, not intoxi-

2.

1.

Not

selfish.

(n.) 1.

one's own,
3. Severe,

The not be-

Cruelty.

pR^+ Wt^) Without

re-

gard or respect.

Pp^H a.
(ra.)

(mfn.

pR^f 1!^)

Without impurity,

^31

(/.) or

Clearness, purity.

An

pF^fl.

s.

(from

pF ^)
5

particular seed

(Strychnos potatorum).

approved occupation.

f^f1

(/.) or

clear, pellucid, limpid, pure.

f%^+f^ + "fr from R.

Abandoned, deserted, forsaken,

a.

Not

2.

longing to any one.

PpTOitl4

sel-

elephant out of rut.

pR^STO)

(mfn.

a.

pain.

pRT + SITl)

a. (mfn.

4.

not appropriated.

a.

PR^V ^) Not

disinterested.

fish,

dull.

pS&ll

Free from mistake

1.

Marriage.

Ignorant,

(mfn.

("pR^+C^t^)

s.

f*[*3$^f^

f^J

from R.

Fainting, swooning, syncope.

a.

rain.

Without a wound,

v. a.

(from

Pr>r.*tI) To

frame, to build, to make.

form, to

1606

1605

pr4tl

from f"T^+ R. 311)1. The making

(n.

s.

any thing

or fabricating of

marrow, essence.

Pith,

3.

To mould,

v. a.

formation.

2.

Fitness, propriety,
to

make,

to form,

f^TOH

f^R + (*$t1 )

(mfn. from

a.

Without

sagacity, dull, stupid.

f^jfe

TO )

R.

(m. from

s.

slough or skin cast off by a snake.

2.

\ The

Armour,

to fabricate.

mail.

f^fdl

(-^

s.

who makes

m. from

or fabricates

f^+R.

SI) One

any thing, a workman,

Sky, heaven, the atmosphere.

4.

H'fe$i

f^+R.

Hi) To

cause

pf

a.

from

f^+R. *Ti)

Used

forming, fabricating.

s.

(n.}

in

comp.

Making arms

(mfn.}

a.

from

(n.

(mfn. from

weapon,

Making,

1.

out or forth, departure.

the soul from matter

e. g.

or weapons,

s.

(from

Unfeeling,

heartless, pitiless.

ft**fN)

(n.

s.

made

Pf^+SI^)

from

1.

Cleanness,

The remains of an

2.

to a deity,

a.

offer-

(mfn.} Pure, clean,

(mfn. from

a.

made

bricated,

a.

(n.)

s.

(f.

PT^+PKS)

out of

Wood,
from

used in comp.

(mfn.}

Made,

Made

fa-

e. g.

The

3.

(n.

sited.

2.

f^+R. TT^)

from

gift,

1.

Pay-

restoring of a thing depo-

a donation.

3.

Revenge.

4.

ffcl$p

s.

(m. from

an infusion

tion,

"pR + R. TF^?) A

decoc-

any juice extracted from

vegetable substances

gum,

resin,

mucus,

a.

PtwK

door, a gate.

+fTp^3.

f^+R. 3X1)

f^^+ 3J^)

crest, a chaplet.

4.

a.

or origin.

2.

?)

1.

head-

A decoction,

3. A
A pin or bracket projecting from

a wall to hang any thing upon.

a.

Fabrication,

Liberated,

set

(mfn. from

Wilson.

Shameless,

impudent, immodest, obscene.

"31

(y.) or

() Impudence.

ft^l

s.

(/.

f^+^1)

Impudence, shame-

lessness, indecency, obscenity.

snake

who has

recently cast off his

old slough.

f^&T

fromf^R+R.

of wood, from

loose, set free, loosed, detached, disentangled.

(m.)

(m.

ornament, a

(mfn.

a.

s.

juice extracted from vegetable substance.

the making of any thing out of a raw material.

s.

going

Firm, close, positive.

clear.

3%

fWfa

see

Final liberation of

2.

Slaughter, killing.

purity, clearness.

ing

re-

outer corner of an elephant's eye.

ment of a debt, the

a.

Without

obstinate.

a thing to be made.

Uflii<P

unchecked, self-willed,

uncontrouled,

straint,

(from

f^+XT^

(mfn.

a.

a fabricator, an architect.
v. a.

Release, liberation, the setting loose.

3.

(mfn.

"pR + ^T)

^R3 v. a.

To

Without a root
extirpate, to era-

ffljsnjt a.

Unconnected with.

(m>.f^+f^1) Free from worldly

desires.

dicate.
a.

Pii^VL a.

Urtt for

Without fat.

covetous.

(mfn.

Not greedy, not

PH1

1607

PHt

(mfn. Pr<r + C^Tta ) Free from greedi-

a.

ness or covetousness, satisfied, contented,

Freedom from

s.

(m.)

pHt3 a.

(mfn. from

away

or

Pf^+R.

(m. from

s.

")

taking off

extraction, eradication, evacuation

(m.)

See

(p.

^lu)

Colours, a flag, a standard,

a badge, a sign.

^lu) A

(P'JiJj)

standard-

bearer, a flagstaff-bearer.

m/n f^T^R + t\)

(-f^\

a.

C*tt) Sharpened,

whetted.

combustion.

"R<Ut

Pf + R.

desire or covetousness, content-

ment, satisfaction.

P^

1608

Fra-

grant, having a widely spreading odour.

PHll^^Ut

(fr o

m jf.J^j

Uj} The

office

of holder of the flag or colours.

p[^+

(mfn. from

a.

Without

cause or reason.

badge, a

PflfPT

a.

pT^+R.

from

s. (to.

noise.

pR^-R.

from

(mfn.

Sound,

Undi~

minishable, inexhaustible.

m.)

pFTt^i

An

from

^l1)

Impudent,

(n.

from

PHI

s.

1.

(f.)

*^

Pf + R.

(mfn. )

The

The making good

titution,

(m.

(m.

The maker of

The

act of

(Sew^r. from a.

of an injury or

damage

PH M^I

ad. (from

PHW

Li?)

s.

The moon.

pHl+"5^")

or goblin.
4.

2.

(femin. of
2.

Looking

at

from

(rc.

pT+R. ^)

res-

Sabda

Slaughter,

PHRtfsJ s

(Lit.

(corrupt, of Pf*t1

+Ttft")

Night.

S. p. 363.

cuma longa and C.

PfPl

watchman.

goblin.

n^)

+ R.

from

night-fall.

xanthorrhiza).

night.)

(m.

s.

Rakshasa

PHl^) At

Turmeric (Cur-

PHl + 3^")

(Lit.

One who

moves about during the night: hence)

3.

PH1 + *|1^) A watchman.

compensation.

PHtos.
PlHT^

2.

(Lit.

lord of night.)

killing.

Night.

a.

or listening to a thing.

hearing or of seeing.

PH1

from

abode, a dwelling, a house,

The moon.

Surrounded,

See

pT + Tt^"

(rc.

Night.

from

(/.) Night.
S.

2.

Quiet, patient, tranquil.

(n.
5.

sign, a

The termination

1.

auction-sale.

(tojT/i.

mark, a

encompassed, embraced, wrapped up.

pP^

1.

good marksman.

or end of the night.

s.

An

pPTl + 313")

(m.

s.

shameless.

a.

2.

Absorption.

(pT +

a.

p. (jlij)

flag.

R.

house, a domicile, a habitation.

from

n.

PHW

(from

1.

ad. Sans, (locat. case of

Pi"^) By

night,

at night-time.

PTPK?

a.

(mfn.

Pr + f*K5

from R. C*fl) Whet-

nocturnal animal.
ted, sharpened, ground,

s.

(ra.)

Iron.

thief.

pHt^-)

prostitute.

1.

female

Pr*ft*l

s.

(m.

frompT'l)
(/.

from

1.

Midnight.

PPl)

Night.

2.

Night.

) :

fTO

1609

PPjfe

pT + R.

(from

s.

pT^rJ^N"

(mfn.

a.

m.) The

*ft?) Sound sleep.

pR^+T>^T)

Immoveable,

(m. from

pR+ R. fU)

Decision, de-

affirm

ascertain

v.

To know

v. a.

affirmation,

(mfn.

a.

retire-

Wilkins'

Gr.

1.

mire.

The name of a range of moun-

the Himalaya.

2.

immediately north of

country in the south-east

division of India.

an asseveration.
5

Mud,

m.)
(&)

1.

market.

tains, described as lying

An

pPS ^

2.

precisely, to

be certain of a thing.

ment, a place of retirement.

To

a.

of the seven musical notes

(f from f^+R. *\\)

s.

831.

termination, ascertainment, certainty.

To

PT^I

R<W1

steadfast, firm.

v. a.

see

first

1610

fa^+TJ^ from

pT+R. 3T\) The name

(m. from

s.

Im-

R.

of

among the Hindus,

Brahman by a Sudra woman.

one of the degraded castes

moveable, stationary, fixed, steadfast.
the offspring of a

f^'^FT

(pR + 'fr^T)

a.

Not

usual, not cur-

rent.

Mann

(mfn. from

Ascer-

Prf*k3

(mfn.

a.

As. Res.

system.

pRTtft a. ( -PrT

taining, investigating, determining, deciding.

The
Hindu

2.

ill.

68. ix. 451.

pT+R. ^fCt) The keeper

an elephant.

or driver of

pRl+f&3 from

57.

v.

of the seven musical notes in the

first

a.

As. Res.

8. 39. 48.

x.

R. fl>) As(mfn. from

a.

certained, investigated, determined, certain.

^1

prohibited.

Thoughtless,

PT + R. PTH.)

(/.) or

Forbidden,
Prohibited-

(ra.)

ness.
careless, unconcerned, unthinking.

Ptrb^

(mfn. from

a.

pT^pPT

pR^-CS^I)

s.

(n.

Sometimes used

slaughter.

motion, devoid of exertion.

the

Prf*W

a.

(pR^ffe)

Without

holes, per-

fect, faultless.

PP^frT

s.

ration

(m.

called

class

Breath, respiv. a.

:3

^1T)

Killing,

Pr^prT

s.

To

breathe.

s.

from

The

at

g.

^*^IT -

Bala and Vri-

Indra, from

< cr +
l

Pf + R. PT^)

impregnation of the uterus.

performed

e.

m.) The slayer of

Prwr.
K
(m.
P\l^

compounds of

in

Bahuvrihi,

tra, an epithet of

frompT + R.

Pf + R.

from

Without

2.

1.

+
The

ceremony

the time of conception.

See

inhalation and expiration of breath.

pT^fl
2.

(m.

s.

pT +

^)

1.

Association, union.

quiver.

PWft

a.

with a

s.

(m.

frompT + R.

PWfl+t^)

quiver,

s.

(m.)

An

Armed

archer, a

a.

(mfn. from

Prohibition,

pT^tt5i
(mfn. from

Pf + R.

Dejected, sad.

Pf + R. P&b.)

Exclu-

ding, prohibitive, preventive.

bow-man.
a.

P^)

prevention, exclusion, restriction.

(-Pfl^mfn.

bow and

PTOH

The

s.

(m.

prohibitive

pH^H+^PJ)
mood.

(In

Mohun P.

grammar

125.

fe^l

1611

a. (?/.

from

to be prohibited,

PTTO
2.

Requiring

be excluded or prevented.

(from "pT + R.

s.

Pf + R.

to

fit

f^ZFl

C^RT)

Attendance.

1.

The taking of medicine.

Root,

a. (mfn.

To measure,

x.

to

1.

Turned

a.

out,

synonymous with the dinura of thirty-two

with the pala of four or

five

times at one hundred and

general.

fifty

suvarnas.

Any ornament

3.

An ornament

2.

cast out

a house.

blame.

2.

grove near
3.

field.

door.

vate apartments, the zenana.

(/.) Large

Free from

pediments.

f^T^^

f^R^+ <^") Exempt from

taxes

fiPf^

pTS^FT

(m.)

5.

I^Ff^ *

(mfn.

To
to expel, to

(m. from

Wilson.

without trouble or pain, without im-

a.

to

and
thorns,

f^f + R.

The

4.

pri-

Wilson.

of the

of the neck.

(mfn.

See

(from

v. a.

s.

a.

Also

Wilson.

Placed, put.

expand, to blow (as a flower)

sometimes

is

reckoned at one hundred and eight and some-

4.

1.

Re-

2.

Expanded, blown (as

3.

(mfri.j

rattis,

suvarnas, and with

the larger pala or dinar a which

breast.

expelled.

4.

considered as

it is

with the karsha or suvarna of sixteen mashas,

in

f^R+ R.

dismissed,

weight of gold, applied how-

ever to different quantities

Gold

(mfn. from

reviled.

a flower).

Also

mfn.\

proached,

(mn.^

Free from lust or

inordinate desires.

f^e^tf^To

weigh.

1612

(/.).

plant

commonly

The hollow of a

(m.)

(mfn.

a.

cardamoms. Also

called danti.

tree.

f^R^+^T)

Without family

or tribute.

connexions.

Pi^ETl a .{- ^\mfn.

no work or employment,
(mfn.'j

Having
55:

Also f%&<3

idle.

IlT-

s.

from

,(/.

a clearance

fT^+R. ^) An acquittal,

liberation, deliverance, extrication

expiation.

and

(m. from
ing out or forth.

R.
2.

1.

"PfB^
draw-

(mfn.

a.

f^T +

^)

2. Ascertained,

pulled out.

Drawn

1.

forth,

determined, plain,

Ascertainment, evidence,
evident, clear.

proof ; a decision.
to

an

3.

Preferment, appointment

f^Zf5 ^

office.

fiwH

out,
s.

from'pR^+R. <jf^) The settling

or arranging of a thing, a division.

a.

(mfn.

ren, impotent.

"Pf^+<pST)
2.

Pl*<F1<ta. (mfn.

Waned,

diminished.

f^F + ^^)

maculate, unstained, pure.

exit,

fW"^T$t

departure.

f^fXFl

s.

(n.

s.

(femin. of

child-bearing.

PP^T)

Also ft s 3^t

A woman
(/.).

2.

Any

'Pr^+3F^ C1)

coming

1.

A going

intellectual

forth.

1.

2.

The

act of

ceremony

performed when a new-born child

is first

out of the house into the open

Manu n.

(m. from

Pi^^i-I

ZF5^)

Inferiority, degradation.

going out or

Spotless, im-

Also

an

f^+R.

faculty, as attention, comprehension, reasoning.

3.

Seedless, bar-

1.

(m. from

s.

past

a.

out,

gone

air.

f^C+R.3^)

(mfn. from

taken
34.

Hire, wages.

"Pr^+R.ZFO Come

forth, departed.

f^i

1613

f^!fto

a.

(mfn. from

f^+R.

IFI

Ex-

fepU

w
(

ft1

s.

Fixed, steady,

"pT-i-

R. ^^"1)

confidence

votedness to a pursuit, good conduct.

firmation, completion
tion,

an end.

the catastrophe.
tion.

v. a.

f*Pfa

To be

drama,

Asking, begging.

6.

f^r^a.

(mfn.

fromf^f + R. *\\)

completed.

Decided, decreed, awarded.

3.

f^K^a.

(f^+^fST^)

Spittle,

fi^+R. t^)

from

Settled, ar-

Without

interrup-

tion, incessantly.

"f^tt^ s.

(m. from

f^T^+R. *f^J The

cooking

or boiling thoroughly.

f^ftW

from

(mfn.

a.

ft^+R. *T^)

1.

Bringing about, effecting, accomplishing, com2.

Deciding a controversy.

s.

(n.

pleting.

"PR>R. *\\)

from

effecting or accomplishing a thing.

fWlMtUtf- ( mfn.

from

2.

1.

The

The de-

The

^\)

"fr^+R.

to be accomplished or decided.
(n.

s.

2.

ciding or arranging a point of controversy.

f^ + R.

saliva.

Pl^l<1

Brought

1.

about, effected, accomplished,

tWttPT

confident, to be sure.

Sauce, condiment.

(m. from

s.

Con-

Disappearance, destruc-

4.

from

(n.

s.

de-

a conclusion, termina-

Trouble, anxiety.

5.

2.

The conclusion of

3.

con-

Steadiness,

stancy, adherence to a thing

One who

or

(f)

Steadiness, constancy, devotedness.

(f.

f=Wf3 + <R)

(m.

s.

ranged.

^31

devoted to a thing.

constant,

Ineffectual,

useless, powerless.

(mfn. from

a.

~~

P^+ffWl)

(mfn.

a.

faultless, vain,

f^f^R

decides, an arbiter, an umpire.

pelling, bringing out, driving out.

Pi

1614

"pTO^i

Fit

Also

act of

(mfn.).

spitting.

f%to a.

(mfn. from t% + R.

1.

-31

(/.) or

2.

(")

Hard,

Harsh-

ness, severity, hardheartedness.

f*Pg3

(mfn. from

a.

"pR+R.

s.

(f.

"fe^?) Cast,

fromf*R^+ R. f%^) A spitting out.

(/.)

(mfn.

f^+^f

1.

(/. from

Pf^+R.

3.

f^+W)

(mfn.

Without

sin,

Also

nowing

(m. from

a.

f^+R.

The win-

1.

or clearing of corn from the chaff.

5.

3.

Air, wind.

sort of pulse

4.

(mfn.

legume, a

(Phaseolus radiatus).

(mfn.) Certain, unquestionable.

a.

2.

Wilson.

"PRT + R. f*T^) Ground,

pounded.

Unripe.

2.

f^MtRfcS

. a.

(from

f^+R.

T?

ffe) To

press or wring out, to squeeze.

^)

L The

ac2.

decision, a determination, a decree, an award.

The arrangement

in a

accomplished.

complishment or completion of any thing.

a.

decided.

mfn.).

pod.

Boiled, decocted, infused.

f^Snfil

fiP*M

Straw, chaff.

Deeply versed

art, clever,

completed

issue,

spitting

ftGS^ (.).

and

(mfn.

a.

a science or

fa^ff

Fl^+R. \&*%) A

Rl^l

Also

an

fW*fa

(mn. from
out.

to

guiltless, innocent.

thrown, sent.

Pl&Rj

f^+R.^)Bro ught

Barbarous,

harsh, unfeeling, severe, inhuman.

rough, solid.

(mfn. from

a.

^?)

or settlement of an affair.

f^tf^

ft

a.

(from

grind, to pound, to rub.

"Pl^+R. "Pf^) To

fas

f*rai

1615

a.

(mfn.

Void of light,

who

gloomy, opake.
(mfn.)

s.

fa^3^

(mfn.

a.

fa^t^Sl

New

and unbleached

fa^+^jl)

Not

(mfn.

(-3 m pHik+^S)

s.

effects delivery or salvation,

One

a rescuer, a

deliverer, a preserver.

cloth.

from

(n.

s.

bright, not

shining, gloomy, opake, obscure, dark.

a.

1616

"PR+R. ^)

The

rescuing,

preserving, or saving of any one.

f^+2falt3Fr)To

no

purpose, for no cause, needless, unnecessary,

fa^l

^+R. ^)
'

(mfn. from

a.

Saved, res-

cued, delivered.

groundless.

RttJvka, (from"pR+

fWF^f
ren.

\|1

a.
2.

(mfn. fa^T +

^^T)

Ineffectual,

useless.

(f.) or

1.

Fruitless, bar3.

(m.

s.

faW^t

Also

child-bearing.

fa^

fa^^f&t

(mfn. from

a.

Re-

2.

The

teria

Muriate of ammoniac, used in ma-

Mohun P.

medica.

(p. jjllj )

fa^S

a.

from

(mfn.

Disinterested,

p. 37.

Also

s.

from

1.

Depo-

Permitted, having obtained

2.

Manu

(n.

fa + R.

impartial,

Also

not covetous.

fa forfa^+^l)

(m.

fa +

Disinterest-

^H from R. lj) The scum

rice.

fa^

fa forfa^-f^)

fa^T

(mfn.
:

Without pro-

fa[+R.

^T)

Slaughter,

fa^ + 3^)
hence,

Lit.

Without a bot-

Round, globular.

(m. from fa"<[ + R.

(mfn. from

Also

(mfn. from "fa + R.

Sounded,

with noise, resounding.

filled

a.

faST^T

(mfn. from
(n.

s,

fa -f R.

from

S^L.) Killed,

fa + R.

$70

slain.

Slaughter,

killing.

^)
*

Deliverance,

fa^+R. ^)
*

delivering, releasing, rescuing.

Sound, noise.

2.

fai;faU3

v. a.

injure, to

rescue, preservation.
a.

fa + ^T)

(fa.).

a.

Moving, shaking, trembling.

s.

(m.

s.

fa^H

fa^

or stay

fa^w

for

edness.

n. 205.

killing.
a.

fa

(mfn.).

(/.

s.

of boiled

Colours, a flag-staff.

(mfn. from

permission.

tom

fa^^l
fa^fa

small tree (Vitex Negundo).

sited, delivered.

fa^

(m.).

a.

fa^l^

fafa ^

perty, destitute.

faP^
fa3

fa^+R.

for

mfn.).

Torpid, dull, void of sensation or feeling.

s.

fa

Also

still.

state or condition.
a.

Wil-

pitiless.

past

Nature, a natural

3.

a scyme-

(/.).

from R. *TvS

a pledge.

sacrificial knife,

(mfn.) Hard, unfeeling,

a.

Motionless,

Pf +^f

(m.)

son.

A woman

linquishment, abandonment, dismissal.

forfeiture of

blunt, dull, weak, flaccid.

tar.

fruitlessness.

Obscure, gloomy,

Impotent.

(n.) Uselessness, barrenness,

(femin. of

Saving,

fa$^1

(from

fa + R.

To

kill,

to

wound.

a destroyer.

from

fa + R. $?L) A

killer,

pT^W

s.

An

(/.)

iguana or the Gangetic

al-

"Pr^Ht

(from "pT + R.

s.

fW*ft

C=R^

and

Much,

5?T

An

Also

anvil.

An

excess,

(m. from f^T + R. "?) Cold, frost.

s.

foa.il ft

FT + R.

(from

v. a.

(femin. of *l1o^l)

an extremity.

excessive, ad. Excessively, extremely.

") To view, to

river.

Of alow

(mfn.

a.

iTSvSl

s.

(f.

Humbleness, lowness,
Also

baseness, inferiority.

Tl

Low

pTft OT PT

Murder, killing

f%f^s3

a.

(mfn.

fa + ft

(n.

5.

An

anvil.

from R.

f^ + flo3

from R. $H) Placed,

deposited, delivered, entrusted to the care

from R. ^1) Outcast,

ment of a

from R. 3=)

denial, secrecy.

fact,

want of confidence,

arf.

Mistrust,

(from ^fl^ +

^ft)

Topsy

Going-

(w/w.

a.

Conceal-

1.

2.

thing,

down, descending.

ll&Wfil

(m. "pT +

"pT^^s.

language.

turvy.

of.

degraded.

the bottom, the base of a building, a skirt. Caret/.

B^jhiR

slaughter.

w -)

The lower part of any

(from

f7^)

rank,

of humble birth.

behold, to survey.

f^WU. (from f+R.

vile,

(ift^ffl/B,).

Also

s.

Low,

hence)

Moving downwai'ds, descending. See

2.

"PiSpl

^ -'V )

(a.

1^W.

Going lowly or deeply

base.

ligator.

a.

1618

^fffifl

1617

a.

s.

(/.)

See

(/.)

(^ftF+^SrHW)
An

Servile.

JfoAww P.

Also

excellent cow.

Rfb^L

reserve.

See

(?w/n.

a.

from R.

Denied,

^(^

arf.

concealed, kept secret, mistrusted.

f^ff^s.

ft. f^T

+ R.

3?

+ fa)

(from ^ffc) Below.

Below, underneath.

Also

Concealment of

a fact, denial, secrecy, want of confidence.

^ffa&^sjM
"Ptt^tjl

s.

m. from'Pr + R.

(-^

One who

The ground

s.

(^ft^from

floor in

*ft&, +

a house.

denies, conceals, or mistrusts.

TH^ & o ac?- Sans, (instrum. case plur. of

Lowly, slowly, by little and little.

Sound, noise.

ft^?

c
a.

(jra/w.

sembling.
a.

from f^T + R. 3^*1

Used

comp.

in

Like, re-

e.

^tt^tfSFs.

^ft"S +

(f.

low or mean

expression.

(mfn.) Similar to the moon, from T5*H s. (m.)

i8

The moon, +'*lt^t

s.

(m.) Certainty, as-

pronoun used^n speaking

certainment, investigation.
a.

(mfn. from prep, f-r + T>, like

^^ + "^)

1.

short.

Low, base, mean,

^ffc

3fe) A

*f],t>:)

7
!

3.

Deep,

(mfn.

i.e. far in.

^\

2.

from

inferior persons.

(mn.) The nest of a bird.

Low, small,

vile.

from R. ?H)

^fftvStg^
1.

(Lit.

to

Born
5

si

in a nest.)

^ftS + tfg^)
Also

bird.

(Lit.

;;

ffa

1619

(mfn. fret. part. p. R.

*f\s3 a.

ducted,

led

Con-

taken away, received, gained

1620

Dearth, scarcity.

(to.)

*it<l< s. (to.) Rice growing wild. Hort. Ben. p. 25.

well-behaved, correct, modest.

(jT.)

s.

2.

R. *ft + f3)

(J.

1.

Guidance, direction.

behaviour, moral conduct

Good

caution.

Moral

3.

prudence,

ethics.

what

is

moral

tale,

^t+^Wj

Doing

behaving well, acting properly.

right,

Versed

Also sffat (/.).

(y.) or

"3"

Acquaintance with moral precepts.

(ft.)

^ftfe^fe

Also

^fllfl

s.

a.

good behaviour.

The

Water.

1.

(to/w.

thing.

2. Juice, liquor.

'pR^-^3') Without

blood,

(mfn. *ft^T + ^5l from R. QsFEjl Sprung

a.

(mfn. from

a.

f^T^+ <n3PT ) No longer

subject to the menstrual flux, past child-bearing.

Contrary

(mfn.

(-^

a.

The taking of a

bloodless.

science of

to the rules of good behaviour.

iflSH^t

"fl.)

from the water, aquatic.

politics.

a.

(from R.
(ra.)

ing moral precepts, acquainted with the rules of

and

chap-

being conducted.

(.).

(-^TO/rc.^f^ + R.f^TT) Know-

ethics

receiver, a taker, a dealer, a

(mfn. pres. part. p. R. "1^) Being

a.

led,

moral precept.

inha-

Morton.

"ftf^ + sS) Acquainted with

the rules of good behaviour.

Any

(mfn. from f^T + R.

A
man.

(to/.

outer

in

behaviour.
a.

The

4.

dra at funeral-obsequies are presented. Wilson.

acquainted with the principles of good

ethics,

whole together; the

bited country.

^(fe+'^tfj

(to>.

woman's

cloth round a

of a packet, in which the offerings of a Su-

s.

a.

waistband of an under-garment.

Also

^ftfil^N

3.

2.

waist, or the ends of the cloth passed round the

tie

(mfn.

Capital, principal, stock.

1.

stake.

loins so as to hold the

discourse on ethics.
a.

Wager,

mfn.

from dust.

^fe+^-s)

Just,

tural quality of
s.

Free

Devoid of fame and of the na-

2.

virtuous, conformable to the precepts of moral

^1.<\3<^T

^~3FT )

3FJ^ mfn.

^ftlvSl-Q a. (

(to.

^^51^

or Passion

^ffc+^ftf) A

see

wave.

duty.

A book treating of ethics or politics.

2.

The

s.

(n.)

2.

1.

The edge of a thatch.

3.

The circumference of a wheel.

5.

The
s.

constellation Revati.
(to.)

water, yielding water

tree

4.

2.

A wood.

hence,

s.

(to.)

1.

Giving
cloud.

(from

f^RNfTR")

Destitute of teeth or

tusks.

The

The moon.

Wilson.

(Nauclea Orientalis, Carey

N. Cadamba, Wilson).

R. Tfl)

science of ethics

or politics.
*ft*l

^ft^l from

'fl^'&t a. (mfn.

a.

(mfn.
a.

aqueous

In <1 + ^<1

(mfn.
full

) Silent,

sea.

without noise.

Consisting of water,

of water, watery.

^Ht

1621

^ft^T

"pRE^^T)

(mfn.

a.

Destitute of taste,

juiceless, sapless, insipid.

(Nymphsea
Free from passion,

)
s.

(n.

*lH<[i

(ra.

of arms

from

f*1

^+ R. < 1^)

<

Lustration

TpR

The blue

TH + ^c

i)

ball of indigo.

Of a

blue colour,

blue.

a military and religious ceremony held

on the nineteenth day of the month Aswini, and

by kings and generals before taking the

Hindu

observed by some

it is still

the

lotus

N. cyanea).

(^fH + ^"fe) A

s.

a. (m/ji.

^)

fl:^ +

cserulea or

Absence of passion.

(w?.)

1622

name

of Dasahara.

(-\

a.

states

monkey (Simia

species of

ferox).

under

A plant (Solanum melongena,

Wilson.

var.)

Carey.

pR^W\)

mfn.

field

Healthy,

iVn^'Pi

5. (to.

iVwii

s.

^ft^ + irR

The

See

sapphire.

sound.

sftRt7
s.

"pF^+

{mfn.

a.

CTlFl

Sound, healthy.

(m.) Health, soundness.

fttlM

a.

ft% CTTl +^)

(-FiXmfn.

Sound, healthy,

free

from disease.

(m.

upanishad.

iV'HsSl

^T%f'?^)

As. Res. vni. 477.

s.

^t^T + ^T^I)

(/.

1.

3.

Blue (the colour).

2. (rc.)

s.

Hort. Ben.

lVl<P

a.

algebra)

(ro/n.

mixed with

The

equation, with

fH + ^

third
its

Blue.

unknown

products,

s.

(.)

(In

^fl^Tl

5.

pp. 139. 228.

T+C^'fe)

a.

throat,

s.

(mfn.

^fH + ^k)

(?w.) 1.

Having a blue

The name of

several birds,

(/.

from 5 ft 5f T)

blue

fly.

as the Coracias Indica, a species of sparrow, a

gallinule, a wagtail, a peacock.
3.

An

epithet of Siva.

4.

2.

The name of a

^H+^)

^*^

(m. 'fl^T +

s.

Balarama.

(Lit.

ft

'$t

s.

(m. from
(/.)

sapphire.

HflPM

s.

-fH f^

5.

(/.

insect.

5. p. 209.

^T + Wl) A

Wearing a blue garment.)

(/.

from 5

tristis).

sort of grass

(Scirpus autumnalis, Buchanan's MSS.*). Carey.

3.

^)

t.

plant (Nyc-

2.

The

malady attended with

indigo plant (Indi-

blue marks on the body.

flowering plant (Barleria

Also

cristata).

epithet of

blue lotus.

tanthes arbor

(m.).

^fH + ^Tff?) Any

A

An

cele-

gofera tinctoria).
5

SF^")

insect.

A blue jay.

brated commentator on the Mahabharata.

^ft^tS a. (mfn.
Also ^V*<tfWfi

flrTt^s. (m. from ^f^T + ^tff) Any

sft

also Nyctanthes arbor

^fH^h

Blue

Sa&rfa S. p. 236, 433.

tristis).

Colebr. Alg.

8cc.

(^T + C*Mfa<*1)

Negundo

plant (Vitex

quantity in an

ft

red, purple.

^PWtpT^I

(mfn.

a.

Indigo (the dye).

p. 57.

climbing-plant

(ra.)

(Beng^) Indigo, the plant (Indigofera tinc-

toria).

Carey.

(Asclepieis tingens).

(mfn.^ Blue, dark blue, or black,

a.

The name of an

(/.

from

The indigo plant

(Indigofera tinctoria).

^fHt

s.

(/.

from

^t5^) The

digofera tinctoria).

L 2

indigo plant (In-

1623

1624

^l^Tk

(m.)

s.

A warm

1.

a blanket.

cloth,

2.

Curtains to keep off musquitos, &c.

"ll^l^

1% + R.

from

(ro.

s.

*T\5 a.

par. p. R.

pr-ef.

See

J?) Frost, cold.

tyh

^T'PtCv?

Corpulent.

a.

3)

Sent,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 419.

dispatched, directed.

v. n.

To grow

fat or corpulent.

A particle of interrogation,

Sans.

*T indecl.

always

subjoined to some other part of speech, like the

See *f *i
On

Latin ne.

Kridanta

~ra^5t

by means of which some

suffix,

^f<i

To

e. g.

(mfn.) Covetous, greedy, from R.

a.

(from 7 ftvSl

s.

pipe.

H*Pl

5.

To

itCsB

(from R. 1^1

v. a.

JxP^TT^f

(a.

s.

To bend,

show deference

to be humble, to

to incline,

or respect.

Detriment, damage,

u \2iij)

humble,

^jUH

thing, the

loss,

(a.

s.

ball,

a bundle.

-^f^T3

5^5^.

(*$\ + *$>\ as a rhyme to

s.

bundles,

v. a.

To wrap

Balls,

it)

together in

^JtS3) To bend down,

The bending a

noun of

humbling a person,

1.

j^)

Light,

beard on the chin of a

To wrap

together.

Also^*T^Ht^

36.

Bent, humbled,

a.

deflected, inclined.

injury.
s.

bell.

to deflect.

(v.

s.

l?era. p.

(caus. of

v. a.

to

or wind-

plant (Portulacca oleracea and P.

meridiana). .Hor*.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 464.

fear.

The trachea

?) 1.

The clapper of a

2.

covet; wT^j" a. (mfn.) Fearful, timid, from

R.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 419.

thrown, sent, directed.

adjectives are derived from verbal roots

R. ^^L+'T) Cast,

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

Tffi

I^ft
P.

s.

splendour.

2.

The

Muhammadan.

sort of parrot (Psittacus Lory).

Mohun

p. 53.

Lame

"T*Tl a.

of the hand, maimed.

balls or bundles.

(mfn. part. p. R.

"j^S a.
1.

s.

wisp of straw or of grass.

wager,

v. a.

To

2.

lay a wager.

^3^F
^j\5"1\5 s.

oscillating

hanging pendant,

swinging or

^+^)

Praised, eulo-

Wilkins' Gr. 696.

gized.
a.

(mfn.

for

^R, +3*T

925) Fresh, new, recent.

Also

Wilkins' Gr.
fl-vjJ

\*1

(mfn.)

the following a person closely with

(m.)

s.

a view to obtain some favour from him.

Carey.

Stones and pebbles, balls and clods.

The mulberry-tree (Morus

Sans.

indecl.

*T*T

particle

Indica).

of deliberation

assuredly, certainly, verily, truly, surely.

T^l.

1.

s.

2.

pebble, a piece of brick, a muller.

^TFJJ?

Morton.

gage, a stake.

(mw.)

5.

tinkling ornament

worn round

the ancles.

from

(corrupt, of

s.

TpilTl
ing

a.

salt.

^3 a.

(from
s.

1. Salt, saltish.

Sell-

^ Root,

i.

(^RfS)

and

ix.

(^Hf\3) To

lead,

Also JvM

(?/. pre*, part. p.

(/.

2.

to conduct, to govern, to rule.

Purslain.

extolled, praised.
s.

) Salt.

~R.

*^

+ \3)

Lauded,

s.

(m. nomin. sing. *Tl)

human

Wilkins' Gr. p. 415.

R. *J + 1^) Praise, eulogy.

A human being,

a.

(mfn.

^ + ^J)

a man.

skull.

Slaying men, murderous.

1626

1625

Root,

(^Qjf3) To

iv.

dance, to perform

s.

tame animal.

act, to gesticulate.

on a stage, to

^F^) Dancing,

from R.

(n.

s.

jumping or skipping about ;

a dancer

^SJ3?t
H^l

5.

s.

^+

(m.

s3l

reign.

^5^) A

agitation, motion.

dancing

from R.
(/.) or

(caus. of

(Lit.

royal umbrella.

.W^k>
princes.

(m.).

^Tt^R

The

insignia of a king).

An assembly

i-

king, a sovereign.

5 . (a.

s.

The

leg.

Rfl>T\3

(Lit.

(TPftlTl

a.

The world of men,

from 5P

R. *T OTT

a.

[m, *S + PtX)

(I<\i1

s.

An

1.

epithet

of

with the head and claws of

distinguished

man

(lit.

A lion

^Cm\
Also

s.

(/.

Tf^+S^jH't) a

on the fourteenth day of the

month Vaisakha.
s.

(/.

^WT
A

^)

Naked.

) Naked,

first

half

As. Res. in. 280.

^-fWp}) An

army of men.

S. p. 149.

Good, pure, innocent, holy.

rag.
s.

(from

R^1+^

?)

(TR^TT^

and

S. p. 189.

(p.

sight.

good name.

a.

Having a good name, respected, renowned.

C*1<T^1 l*ft

s.

(from

p.

J$ tlj) Good reputation,

glory, renown.

Acting foolishly, playing the buffoon.

a.

C*1<1?1

broad sort of tape used to make

C^tHl

s.

haviour.

small

Also

hysena.

(R^I^^t^I Sabda

(n.).

girths for horses, &c.

mouse

Also C*T

Sabda
)

s.

C1<Pf1\5l\s. (p.Jhj <_<j) Sharp or clear

^9C^*li
festival

of

of

a man).

of the

The

rag.

in his fourth incarnation or avatara, in

2.

lion.

2.

bit.

limp, to be lame.

(from (/T

t^Xj

(p.

R^^rpr
man

To

and

Mis-

murderous.

the shape of a

To push a thing

v. a.

v. a.

chievous, disloyal, wicked, vicious, malignant,

Vishnu

A mouthful,

1.

wadding of a gun.

C"i<^

s.

foundation, an institution, a

(Mus Musculus).

H+C^t^)

(m/n.

a.

jj)

a. (corrupt,

+^t^T) A th rone.

(m,

or

palace.

(n.

s.

An ichneumon

Depressed, low.

a.

C^^Tl
(/T

the earth.

(h.

s.

of

seat of a king).

OT T

C*T^3

protector of men).
s.

with the leg.

^ + Ht^) A

(t.

(Lit.

The

2.

The

5^ +^)

('

5.

(Lit.

(corrupt, of

law.

(-W^n. ^1+ TO^)

.9.

go

backwards and forwards.

king's son. Also

?F>t*m

to return, to

mungoose (Viverra Mungo).

^1^3

(m.) and

To turn back,

v. n.

king, a sovereign.

^T^rTs. (m.^+^R*)A

iH

king, a sove-

men.)

lord of

RSffe) To turn

a thing back or in another direction.

girl.

(n.) Sovereignty.

and

going, intercourse, intimacy.

v. a.

(from R.

A coming

(from

s.

*Tq)

(from

C^l) B uffoonery,

foolish be-

CT^

1627

C*T^M

^P^t^")

(corrupt, of

s.

Disgust, con-

(T^

indecl. Sans, (from

tempt, nausea, a vomiting.

("F3

(TTf^rtTKl
Tt^I

(C^SJl

s.

37te[)

for

C^f^n1 +

Sabda

hysena.

(p. \jisr) Trick,

for

artifice,

S. p. 347.

joke, wag-

See (*T?fTi

C*W<'

C*T3l

s.

C*TSv31

a.

( ^

s.

(Beng.~)

C*f^

(wi/n. /w. part. p.

a.

river.

2.

rogue.

5.

4.

An owner,
An inlet,

the branch of

a master.

3.

rag used to smear a house with

Half.

(from C T?[) Lame, limping.

s.

A hemistich,

half a stanza.

pudding, a sausage.

C*1^0

tail.

(p.

spear, a lance,

Wv5lK3

(*10lt^"*
sition,

s.

CTO?) A

(a. Li-wolki) 1-

government.

2.

R. I^H-ZT Wilkins' Gr. 799)

(n.

In the

eye.

Arrangement, dispo-

for two.

or

See (TT^l
or

*1\3^)

woven

hair cut

off,

religious

s.

mendicants

dancing

The name of a

sect

of

often used as a term of

root of a tree.

(mfn.

a.

3.

Bleached

C^!T+C 5tt^')

under the perception of the eyes,

(as a tree), shorn, having the

bald.

for expressing numerals, this

silk.

Falling

visible, within

sight.
s.

Lopped

The

2.

boy.
a.

mode sometimes used

word, like others of the same meaning, stands

Administration of (cri-

(corrupt, of

works

in Sanskrit

CTST^TtW

Left-handed.

artificial

crupper.

minal) justice.
a.

half of

half.

Slow, inactive.

a.

s.

a javelin, a

The

(from

s.

To accomplish only one

v. a.

a thing, to do a thing but

dart, a pike.

C*101

leader, a con-

1.

C*1v5l1 5.

C^T&I

^i)

m. R. *fl + ^)

step.

A hog's
s.

R. "ft +

cow-dung.
a.

CIOI

If not.

kind of cloth.

ductor, a guide.

See

Left-handed.

a.

^ + 3^?)

Proper to be conducted, to be led away or taken.

gery, coquetry, deceit, sham, pretence.

([F^Ti a. Lame, limping.

A particular

s.

1628

CTO + ^FT)

(n.

Tears.

(Lit.

The

water of the eye.)

FTdTTt7

s.

(m.

0^3"+

CTffl

disease of the

eyes, opthalmia.

reproach.

PTSfef

species of fish.

shrub (Euphorbia antiquorum).

s.

(m.

Water of the

(TTJT

+ ^F^) A

tear.

(Lit.

eye.)

cake of dung dried

for fuel.

Carey.

(from C*10l )
dicant.

2.

sings at a
C*1si^1

to

s.

A female religious

A woman who

Hindu

a.

men-

nearest, very near.

recites ballads or
C*i I^Ul't^fl!. (

festival.

(from C"1\i1 ?)

The

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520.

U^m/ra. irreg. compar. degree to

Nearer, very near. Wilkins' Gr. p. 520.

term of abuse applied

Muhammadans.
v. a.

(mfn. irreg. superl. degree to *3I"f%<)

a. Soft, yielding to

To

transplant.

pulpy.

the touch, pappy,

1630

1629

A stage, especially the

5. (ra.)

part behind

3*^ (p.J ^)'

the scene, the tiring-room.

<7PW}

Also (PTT-

a drunkard.

intoxicating drugs,
1

ad. Sans, (locat. case of C^FfSJ? ) Be-

hind the scene (frequently used as a stage-

(*T^1

( ^

s.

One

?w.)

of the officiating priests

at a sacrifice.

direction in dramatic writings).

FT$T^

CPU

f.

(TT^tf^K?

(TWI a.

Web -footed.

ppfh"

*pT<)

Hort. Ben.

trus acida).

C*T^I

(m.)

s.

boundary,

limit.

portion.

lemon (Ci-

3.

2.

fence, a hedge.

chasm.

hole, a

s.

&c.

6.

Term,

4. Part,

The circumference of a wheel

Colebr. Alg. p. 87.

circle.

for the rope of a well.

bergia

cpt
(SfXTH

3.

Ougeinensis).

(mf.)

or

(/.)

5.

C*W1

To

v. a.

late

to set

Also

An

trader, a shop-

A portion of the

vedas,

excellent cow. See

(from

a.

Eternity, perpetuity, last-

pT^H)

able (as a landmark,

(n.

Indelible, imperish-

&c).

FHIfsS+U

from

Wilkins' Gr.

975)

fallen or

t^PiWt

s.

(/.

fromPpfH?) Red

(w .

from "PpJfl+lT

fcpft) A

tl'CW

on (a dog).

Also

(.I^^US

Skill,

degraded condition.

cleverness,

arsenic.

Wilkins'

ability,

Gr.

dexterity.

(n.).

s.

(.

s.

2.

from

f^OT

An

oblation, an

offering, a present.

a.

Intoxication.

1.

boatman, a waterman.

excite, to encourage, to stimu-

(a.

2.

1.

ing duration.

Alsot^Pjfl

Of many

and

(/.)

kind of broad coarse tape.

(from FT))

Nearness, proximity,

"pPtH)

fromtW)

(.

*.

976).

(TOT

s.

an upanishad.

tree (Dal-

(_fbl>.).
5.

recent, young,

H+^f<&K)

(mfn.

The frame-work

2.

Also

(m. from

s,

^tlNt
.

from

keeper, a merchant.

WQ)

Carey.
1

a.

Fraud, de-

kind of food made of curds, sugar,

(/.)

New,

sorts, various, manifold.

t^PPJ

p. 59.

Wilson.

ceit.

(*tM Jr

5.

lime, a

Time, period, season.

1.

(n.

t^t^l

(*P^) A

(corrupt, of

behold,

contiguousness, vicinity.

The jaundice.
s.

To

clod of earth or dough.

A tinkling ornament

worn round the ancles by women.

C*T^

(from "pT + R.

v. a.

a. (corrupt, of "1<1 )

(corrupt, of

s.

Seef^^^fl..

anvil.

to look at, to survey, to view.

The name of a country, Nepaul.

(m.)

Also

(H.^ljj) An

5.

membrane.

An

in-

an

effect,

(mfn. from

fTfe + ^)

Prod ucino-

procuring, causing, causal, occasional.

toxicating drug.
S

=
C"

T *Tt5>j^r ^
Also

5<

(from

C^TT^I^t

t*HKfttf^

s.

(p.

(from

Used

^
p.

Drunkenness.

jlA*j).

person

SfeT

who

takes

in

comp.

Producing;

e. g.

riches, being the cause of obtaining wealth,

s.

(n.) Riches, wealth,

t T[Slftb

(mfn.).

+t T'f^33>.
5

from
Also

t5!^

1631

1632

(m. from f^T + R. ^11

(n.

Barter, exchange.

^T^HH )

from

t^ffe

one

student,

The

fruit

perpetual religious

who remains

with his spiritual

Pi^l )

(m. from

s.

of the

preceptor even after the prescribed term of study

Indian fig-tree (Ficus Indica).

has expired.

TTtlTT^

;
(mfn. from JTllir + 3.3?

a.

Wilkins'

Gr. 903) Pertaining to logic, or to the

Nyaya system of philosophy, s. (?.) A logi-

Nyaya

a follower of the

cian,

R.A.S.

falJP

frn^ + XT)

from

Suitableness,

1.

Appointment

2.

to

an

office.

+TT) Uninterruptedness,

(n.

close succession, incessantness.

from prelate

(n.

s.

despondency,

^Wti

s.

Hopelessness,

Also

despair.

1.

2.

The

ruler of the

goblin, a

CTtell^^

from

ft^4^

A
(7Tt3lt^3l

bend, to

plant (Cardiospermum Hali-

Hort. Ben.
s.

(corrupt,

s.

(from

p.

p. 29.

of ^f^Ffsjl

Hort. Ben.

(Dalbergia scandens).

<JjJj)

plant

p. 53.

beak, a

bill

the

spur of a bird.

detriment, injury, prejudice, mischief.

C'Tt^prWt a (from
.

loss
)

I*!) To

(from R.

(a. ^Laiij) Loss, defect, deficiency,

The south-west

from

armed with a sword.

Not, no.

v. a.

demon.

Also t^WOX^Ft^ (m.).

(n.

from

soldier

indecl. Sans.

CTt^fTl

south-west quarter.

tf.

swordsman, a

cacabum).

(.).

(m. from

durable esta-

firm belief,

blishment.

Incorporeity,

fromf^+^TKl)

(n.

disappointment,

quarter.

herence to a rule,

humble.

absence of a visible form or shape.

'inkH

from"(%$1) Constancy, steady ad-

(m.

congruity, fitness.
s.

Trans.

(n.

s.

110.

i.

s. (ill

t^Tll^

system.

"tTO

The being void

a.

u U)

Attended with

or detriment, injurious, mischievous;

in-

jured, damaged.

of (good) qualities, uselessness, inefficiency.

C*Tt*?f^s. (corrupt, of
a.

(mfn. from

pPTi)

a.

to night.

(>>.'f

f1

+ t^

(mfn. from

epithet of king
n.

Nala

(/TTC^

from

want of occupation,

(mfn.

s.

(m.)

An

Mahabharata.

f^+^3^)

Idleness,

leisure.

in a filthy

manner, beastly ;

C*ft^3

s.

indecl. Sans.

(CTi+CS^)

If not.

Alloy, a bad mixture of metals, an adul-

terated coin,

v. a.

To

coin, to adul-

terate.

CT^I

s.

fTTftl

a. (corrupt,

muller.

of *%5P\

Brackish,

A master of the mint.

(m. from
a.

pr.^ Pertaining

Nishadha.
in the

Feeding

Also

filthy.

n.

to the country called

anchor.

Wilkins' Gr. 903)

Relating to night, nocturnal.

a.

An

p. J^S)

Nocturnal, pertaining

from

from occupation, disengaged, at

Free
leisure.

salt.

species

of fish

Carey.

(Silurus

porosus, Buchanan's

MSS.)

^JtTT

1633

(Solanum pubescens).

plant

Hort. Ben.

A boat,

(/.)

delivered

(Annona

re-

*P^<.

hoarding.

p. 43.

Having

(mfn.

a.

Mohun P.

1.

boat.

2.

down

laid

CTfa^pT

(n. C

s.

of the peaks

A rook
a. Stupid, ignorant, boorish,

p. 141.

?#rt*3 (m. C^fW+TO) An oar,

a paddle.

^PWteft

in

(from

s.

."VW )

Stupidity, ignorance,

The name of one

the Himalaya range of moun-

fP

l<pl^T

(from "pT + ^STl

s.

+ R. ^) A

throwing

up, a vomiting.

^P^indecl. Sans, (t^ + ^\)

*P lO
Disgust, abhorrence,
c

'P^^

Also

disrespect, contempt.

Left-handed.

a.

Fie! for shame!

See

s.

Hard excrement

a.

censorious,

s.

Odious, to be

The designation of a

sect of re-

Carey.

^PVa.

s.

(m. from

Pf+R. 3T*J

Food, nourish-

^iTT

5.

"Pf+^ttT from R.

(m.

^)

priety, fitness, equity, justice, truth.

(mfn.

Defamatory,

ment.

Disliked, abominated,

abhorred, loathed.
a.

2.

(w.).

abhorred, to be abominated.

*P^\3o. (m/n. 7f^+^3)

(scybala).

Bald, without hair.

1.

ligious mendicants.

Low,

awkward.

awkwardness, boorishness.

f)+^ T)

tains.

Whole,

\.

son, argument, proof.

entire.

Logic

3.

1.

Pro-

2.

Rea-

the designa-

2.

tion of

a school of Hindu philosophy.

Trans.

inferior.

R.A.S.
(m.)
dica).

2.

The Indian

1.

fig-tree (Ficus In-

fathom measured by the arms ex-

huvrihi

19. seqq. 92. seqq.

r.

compounds)

manner, fashion:

(/.)

venly, celestial,

medicinal plant,

mussali (probably

called

commonly

*1 J

e. g.

Anthericum tubero-

(to.)

Heaven,

pi^<P.

sum, Box.)

reasoner.

See
s.

(m. from

fe^

*P"5>. (m.

s'

?)

^3

(to.

2.

lit.

nl

a. (mfn.')

Hea-

^1

5.

+ ^)
A judge.

LA logician,

a just

person

sort of deer.

who

acts with equity or justice.

/.

tree ( Cassia fistula).

^1

Short, dwarfish.

2.

n.

^F^.

Low,

vile,

"pT + l^

^tTK3
)

(^^T+^^T

ad. Sans.
) According to
right, equity, or justice; logically.

mean, base.
)

a.

(In 5a-

analogy,

heaven-like, from

7 PtTT

*P~lU

4.

Resemblance,

tended.

1.

accumulated,

(mfn. from *P"n3) Accumulating, saving,

a ship.

Ph)

(/. from

*.

(in chess).

^J

in)

arms, unarmed, defenceless, peaceful.

nWl

*P3

Thrown

command.

order, a

species of custard-apple

ticulata).

(Lit.

hoarded.

*$^) An

m. from R.

s.

pledged,

Deposited,

Carey.

f% + 3F3)

(mfn.

a.

1634

(from "PT+R.

s5$*J

Club-footed, lame.

sembling.

Similar,

re-

1635

1636

The

science

Nyaya
or Nyaya

of logic, the philosophical system of the

school.

A treatise

2.

work on

or

logic

philosophy.

^tTft

a.

^JlflT

mfn.

+ SX)

Right,

To

(mfn. from R. ff\

used in comp.

e. g.

drink)

(m.)

s.

from ft" Twice, +*!

(q. v.)

To

(-flFT

An

2.

Drinking

1.

elephant,

(from R. ffl

preserve) Preserving, governing, ruling

comp.

3rf^t?l

e. g.

(m.)

s.

from

prince,

^PlXP

T7t ?

Wilkins' Gr. 771.

1.

Right, equitable,

fit,

proper. 2. Lawfully claimable, litigable.

a.

(from

Satisfied,

upper classes of Hindus.

"fi+R. SflfJ

(m. from

I.

The

depositing or entrusting any thing.

posit,

The sacred thread worn by the

three

sufficient,

successful.

^t^f s.

Steps, a staircase, a flight of stairs.

s.

ft+^SFT)

+n.

prep. Over, above,

rational, equitable.

from ^PtST)

a. (mfn.

just,

and equity

in

sovereign,

conformable to the rules of logic or to the dictates of justice

An

act of

2.

de-

a pledge. 3. The keeping a thing in mind.

The

denial

women on

ntftrl

ornament of metallic beads worn by

the wrist.

a. (corrupt, of

^0lv3<.

Carey.

(corrupt.

^ft-*K) Thirty-five.

of^T^f?) Seventy-five.

of having received a deposit.

^TfSll

(m. from

s.

mystic monosyllable

tition of the

Sama-veda.

a. (corrupt, of

Six-fold repe-

Om.

2.

The

(mfn.') Pleasing, agreeable.

a.

from f^T + R.

(mfn.

a.

1% + 3^) h

Wf*t%&
tffU*\

crooked, curved, stooping.

s.

(m.)

1.

ladle

made

2.

of kusa grass.

less,

defective.

^31

(f.) or
deterioration.

^J^1|\SL<<P
or more.

^T-FfTf^

2.

2.

The

a. (corrupt,

Blameable,

vile,

TO^H a.

(from p

'fWll

Deficient in quantity,

^ (n.) Defectiveness,

ofWftfe) Eighty-five.

of

^ft

fW

8
l

a.

(mfn.

(.

^)

The

Twenty-five.

twenty-fifth.

^T>jTfc 0,cK)

Forty-five.

wicked.

deficiency,

^r + 3rfoc)

Less

(mfn.).

from

(corrupt, of

a.

a. (corrupt,

^J^f|

of

v. a. (cans,

Also
s.

(corrupt.

Hump-backed.

of a tree (Averrhoa Carambola).

fruit

^T5TOft

Also

Bent,

1.

Ninety-five.

^T + ^lf^)

to arrive, to

*HffeiG3

de-

come

v^^R

ficiency or excess.

*ftt^f$)

of^^f^)

To cause

bring into contact.

(m.

*|

To

from

(h.

v. n.

to, to arrive at, to

s.

Sixty-five.

reach

+#tt.) The

to.

letter *i

other character expressing the sound of

^^f^l

s.

(corrupt, of

5.

(?rera.)

^^^)

any

or

pond.

The

residence of low or outcast

(from R.

^t^+^K) A place where

tribes.

The

twenty-first consonant of the

bet, having the sound of p.

Hindu

alpha-

^<P\3ll
salt is

5.

made, a salt-manufactory.

(mfn. irreg. pret. part. p. R. ^fr^ Wil-

a.

Gr.

kins'

418).

p.

Digested.

2.

31

Cooked, mature,

1.

Suppurated.

3.

(/.) or

H!*^

Intelligent.

Boiled

oil,

*TfT^"

s.

used with

food, a sort of

sweetmeats.

Root,

(^Sfft) and

i.

x.

(m.~)

3.

re.).

4.

The

1.

side,

The half of

(H^uft)

A wing

2.

feather of an arrow.

5.

An

6.

To

in law.

An

8.

army.

Much

an

7.

s.

(re.

back-door.

2.

(f.

s.

fe+ 5T^i j

*f^T

s. (re.)

^^FT

s.

See

+ ^)
(?re.)

from

(re.

partiality, aid,

C^*Ft5 s.

e. g.

(m. from *T5

wing.

Formed
a wing

like

or feather.

The

t^ + 3I^")

(m.

2.

1.

palsy.

The end of a lunar

The end of an argument, the con-

(?w.)

11. (In algebra)

1.

private entrance, a

partisan,

an associate,

^5^)

1.

The first day of the

2. The root or inser-

HjfcfcK s.

+ 313^)

(re.

^S^pWR ad.

Another side, a

Sans, (locat. case of

the other side,

+ Tfa) A

rtSfft

dif-

side-door,

s.

^W^T) On

the opposite side of the argu-

if

(/. from

+ ^1)

it.

See

bird.

pri-

A night with
2. A fe-

1.

the days preceding and following

male

Also ^t^F^l (/.).

'tf^T + SltTl) A

(from

s.

bird-

catcher, a fowler.

attachment to a party.

a.

^fe^t3
A

2.

+ 3^)

Winged,

feathered, fledged.

^TlWU (-f^m/re.^ + 3tffH)Embracing the whole of an argument or thesis.

^+^1)

An

(_J3ST\rc.)

s.

lash.

An

birds.)

A swift horse.
p

f55+t^)

1.

bird.

2.

An

2.

3.

A fibre.

1.

4.

The

The

hair.

eye-

filament of a flower.

A wing.

side in general,

especially the side or flank of an elephant.

3.

The king of

(Lit.

1.

arrow.

*t^T
5.

Garuda.

(-f^>.

s.

H"fe ^+TfcS 5 tJ

(m. from

peacock.

to, associated with, partial.

mfn.

s.

epithet of

from

R. r^,) Attached

(m.

The mark of a

Carey.

clusion of a plaint in law.

Collusion, chicane,

s.

(re.

a plaint

vate entrance.

^tS^jl^i

s.

ment be admitted.

tion of a wing.

insertion

ferent view of an argument, another supposition.

moon's wane or increase.

itfepW

opposition.

a sidesman.
s.

^4-^) The root or

(re.

fortnight.

or abundant hair.

Wa^ U

s.

po-

primary division.

^tS^fs?

*1s$Ain

comp. with words

10. (In

signifying hair) Quantity,

The

2.

difference between the two halves of a lunar

s.

rejoinder, a reply,

alternative.

be-

(also

partisan,

a thesis, a side of an argument

sition,

A distinction

a lunar month, a fortnight.

adherent, a friend.

9.

a flank.

1.

tween the two sides of an argument.

valid plaint, a true bill.

take or accept.
s.

+ C^K)

(m.

s.

of a wing.

^+^) Cooked

(.

^te^pf

month.

Maturity, ripeness.

(re.)

+fo^)

5. (re.

4.

ripe.

other ingredients as a medicine.

Tf?

1638

*f3$>

1637

a.

(mfn. from

Belonging to a

t5F+ IT

Wilkins' Gr. 899).

side, lateral.

1C39

1640
(h.jU-j)

A trench and

an enclosure round a
(mn.^)

See ^t^H^!

field.

Mud,

1.

mound, a bank,
.

mire, dirt, soft clay.

2.

*W

A
or grasshoppers.

^ilp^XT

a.

(mfn.

act of cooking

See

^$+(^tf )

Full of

mud

fields.

Muddy,

Wet
s.

(for

^fet^")

Seventy-five.

^ >ii ^

a.

(for

^fct^)

Ninety-five.

(from

from^ + R.3 ^) A water-lily

^W)

Putridity, rottenness, pu-

(n.

s.

*M|3F s.

(/. from R. *\\+ f3)

range, a series. 2.

sody,

A row,

line,

463.

comp. e.g. P I^J^^1

3.

The number

(/.).

epithet of

king Dasarat'ha the father of Rama.

Having ten
T.'fcljH

s.

(Lit.

chariots.)

To

To

boil, to

to ripen.

With the

or x.

i.

evident or apparent.

propound, to

cook, to dress.
insertion of

(*$nif3)
2.

To

state, to explain.

1.

^Tjtf^ral

To be

Ff%

cook.

glare

a.

(from

^TSM)

to mortify

(from R.

Eighty-five.

^TJJ To

^f^OKtf^) Twenty-five.

(from^fS*!) The

a.

rot, to putrefy,

to be concocted.

a. (corrupt, of

^fCTl

Talking in a scur-

twenty-fifth

day of

a month.

To
ripe,

fit

a.

(mfn. R.

to

be matured.

Fit to

grow

difa.

Wilkins' Gr. 768).

^fS)

a.

Dirty, clayey,

muddy, sloppy.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

^T^+TT)

Fit to

be boiled, cooked, or digested.

cooks.,

(mfn. R.

an external show

(forT^Ht)

a.

fused, to extend, to spread.

(mfn. from R.

out.

obscene manner.

rilous or

represent, to
3.

display,

Worn

Obscene, indecent, scurrilous.

v. a.

i.

*W)

(from

talk obscenely or with scurrility.

*H%*j

To mature,

a nasal,

a.

locust (Gryllus migratorius).

his legs.

a.

foppery.

BjWHt

(mfn.} Lame, crippled, halt, having lost

Root,

5.

ten (in

q.v.). Also

An

^"SW^^Xl

A sort of metre in Sanskrit pro-

^.s. i?es. x.

a.

to

weather,

^f^t^"

clayey,

(Nelumbium speciosum).

make

of^fi^J) To macerate,

promote putrefaction.

trescence.

^(^^

a. Rotten, corrupt,

cookery,

or mire.

trench and mound,

Who

v. a. (caus.

locusts

splashy, miry.

a.

R.*j~^+3rl Wilkins' Gr. % 831) The

(f.

steep, to

(m. from *T<P)

s.

swarm of

a raised bank between inundated

2.

act of cook-

(Curcuma xanthorrhi-

plant

Also

s.

The

putrid, tainted, mortified, digested.

cies).

a.

(/.)
za).

1.

putrefying.

2.

s. (m.
+ 3) The lotus or water-lily
(Nelumbium speciosum, and all the other spe-

^h^+^P)

R.

(n.

s.

ing.

Guilt, sin.

^t^W

^t^T

^"5^+31^ ) Cooking.

5.

(m.)

^t^mlPT

a. (mfn. pres. part. p.

cooked, being under digestion,

R.

now

ripening.

Being

1642

1641

(from

5.

(w.

made
five,

of

W\)

An

an umpire,

arbitrator,

from

Relating to

*K

pungent plants,

gum),

Wjt*]

five

The

fifteenth.

(-^mfn.^X+^*K)

Fifteen.

s.

a.

(mfn.

(Piper Chavya), lead-wort

W^+TO)

ginger.

hence, in algebra, said of the

of any number.

fifth

(femin. of *f^Tt*l

(mfn.

a.

*t3Wrf%*]

#"5^tf^^

s.

(/.

from

^^+^rtf^*K)

country where

Fifty-five.

Wh-*^)

medical prepa-

ration from the sprouts of five trees, viz. of the

Eugenia Jambos, iEgle

Spondias mangifera,

Marmelos,Citrus acida, and FeroniaEiephantum

WW

(n.

W^W)

The

five vital airs

of the body.
sort of

in Sanskrit prosody.
*.

(mfn.

(.

Forty-five.

WSFf

five nails

milk, curds, clari-

viz.

*^

The forty-fifth.

Having

five

WSjfft*T^)
Also^^ftft
(mfn.).

a. (mfn.

from t>i^pi'^'H ^) The

p
Also i*W*t3*I.

a.

and dung.

fied butter, urine,

W^+^FU

from

(n.

s.

fifty-fifth.

productions of the cow,

day

there are five rivers, the Panjab.

power

The

fifteenth

proper for food.

Colebr. Alg. p. 343.

from

The

used as a designation of such animals as are

WTO

Arrived at

Lit.

1.

SeeW.

spices

long pepper (Piper lon-

(Plumbago Ceylonica), and dry

H^^ta

five

^^TC*^)

of a month.

^\

viz.

root, chai

its

pentagon.

p. 96.

The
or

^^+lTr05n^) Thirty-five.

five,

(/.

(mfn. from

a.

&c.

CWeJr. Alg.

s.

Fifteen.

2.

consisting of five, bought with

five,

*)^f!r

ot/w.) Five.

a.

(m.

As. Res. x. 471.

^\+^) Man,

Produced from the

metre

a man.

a.

Also

ty-fifth.

The twen-

(mfn. from

#ft*tfe3JI

(mfn.).

(Lit.

Twenty-

five elements.)
five.

PtfFFte
nance
sun.

s.

sitting

a.

Manu

(n.

between four

the burning

(mfn.

W+^jl) Pentagonal,

s.

(n.)

Also

pentagon.
f.

vi. 23.

(/.

things.

2.

^^+31)
Death.

five elements.)

s.

elements,

1.

five

(Lit. Dissolution into the

Also ^t^j?^"

(from

number of

^^?)

(.).

An

inland d uty on

merchandize, &c.

^ftT OKK) The thirtyAlso WftT *!^ (mfn.).

a.

fifth.

*W?^3[ a.

(mfn.) Undergoing this kind of penance.

W^U.
W3Ti

fires in

kind of pe-

(mfn. from

The

(n.

viz. ./Ether, air, fire,

Manu

I.

75.

^^itf

(_

See

mfn.

five

primary

water, and earth.

W^vJ + STtTF^)

Consisting of the five primary elements

as an epithet of any individual

*M3

a.

{mfn. from

Clever, skilful.

One

3.

human

t The

Beautiful, pleasing,

of the seven musical notes.

used

being.
fifth.
s.

2.

(m.)

*W1

1643

1644

(from

a.

faces,

See

Guilty of the five great sins.

W**tt

*teN) The

of

s.

See

day

fifth

in a

ff^t^P

*W?T .

L A name

(m.)

s.

3.

(corrupt, of

lunation.

(from R.

s.

W^ft

(from p ^r^+^l)

a.

Variegated,

(m.)
(n.

five

l* 5 t+^[)

Five gems, any

1.

precious things taken collectively. 2. jpZwr.

( ^tf*T) The

Five Gems, or the five most ad-

mired episodes of the Mahabharata.

,5

1.

north of India.

*t#W*K)

*ft?^+ Ttf*]) The

of proportion with five terms.

rule

Colebr.

Tarachand Ch.

The name of a country in the

2. The name of a metre in

Sanskrit prosody.

Also

As. Res.

x. 468.

W*1 {mfn. from W*T^) The

#K5^I (mfn.).
W*T^
from

i.

comprehending

e.

(Lit.

Having

marks,

five

Fifty.

(/.

Also ^$t*ftfi3vPI

fifth.

eighty-

a. (mfn.).

the creation

five topics, viz.

Eighty-five.

of worlds, their destruction and renovation, the

s

genealogy of gods and heroes,

The

(mfn. from

a.

purana, or
mythological poem.

Also

fiftieth.

a.

s.

Alg. p. 35.

Fifty-five.

t^) Arbitration by the pwra-

a.

from

(jf.

A lion.

2.

sign Leo.

chayit system, or Indian jury.

many-coloured, motley.
s.

The

of Siva.

W"t+Wft") A

(m.

the reigns of

See

lion.

the Manus, and the actions of their descendants.)

Wilson.
(m.

s.

madeva.

*r*H+*R) An

(Lit.

Also *$?<\\

Being armed with

s.

Having

^i^P^FTl

The
life

five

arrows.)

five

(m.).

The hand.

pentagon.

*Wf*5s

s.

accidentally destroyed

viz.

the

Manu m.

fire-

^f^fct^

s.

gitated.

2.

Measuring

(from ^t^3 *!^)

^t^j

*^)

WrFT

a.

(mfn.

cage, an aviary.

2.

The

side,

^j) The Panjab,

running into

the country

five great

streams

it.

68.

An

almanack, a calendar.

castor-oil

An
a.

(mfn.)

1.

alma-

Di-

nack-maker, an astronomer.

five fingers.

An

Root,

1.

i.

To

go, to move.

2.

assembly, a council.

A custom

in

which

five

persons unite.

speak,

f?fa+<4lH*r) Having

five

x.

(^tfojf^)

encompass, to surround.
divide.

between the Indus and the

To
(from

the eye, ear, nose, tongue, and

(p.

(f.)

The
(Ricinus communis.)

H^^3[

*\i$\+i$m) The five organs

(n.

viz.

(n.) 1.

s.

place, the grinding-stone, the broom, the pestle

plant.

s.

the ribs.

from

and mortar, and the water-pot.

Also

Pentagonal,

skin.

five branches.)

instruments in a house by which animal

may be

(n.)

of sense,

(m. plur.

s.

Ki-

epithet of

(m. from
(Lit.

H$%\-MW)

(mfn.

i.

3.

To string. 2. To
To distribute, to

Also, x.

To shine. With

1.

prefixed,

To

To

fly,

speak.

2.

to run away.

1646

1645

loured cloth

fl^)

Cloth, fine or co-

I.

see

2. (ra.)

The canvass of a

3, (Beng.^)

roof.

from R.

(to.

s.

Is

4.

f^\

^?)

The bladder.

2.

3.

1.

quacious, talkative.

squib, a cracker.

cow which

gives

3.

Cruel, harsh.

little

4.

Warm,

6.

panded (as a

milk.

Clever,

1.

hy-

skilful,

3.

Lo-

cunning.

5.

2. Diligent, active.

dexterous, expert.

(from R.

s.

Sandal-wood.

^7)

from R.

a. (to/k.

picture.

2.

pochondriac person.

thatch, a

picture.

Afield.

flower),

Crafty,
hot.

Blown, ex-

7.

LA

s. (to.)

small kind

of cucumber (Trichosanthes dioeca). 2. (Seng.)

v. a.

To gain

the victory over an ad-

Woollen

-31 (/.)

cloth.

versary in a trial of strength.

ness, skill

p fT^f3"

+^R)

(to.

s.

1.

weaver.

2.

(.) Clever-

dexterity, diligence.

A draughtsman,

(from

a.

-3"

or

a designer,

draughtsman, a painter, a designer.

Also

a painter.

^TO"

(w.)

s.

Old

cloth,

(to.)

thief.

(from

Perfumed powder.

(to.)

scale in the

Hindu musical

^TJ%

The name of a

?)

s.

(/.

(to.)

in. 78.

1.

(mfn.

tent.

2.

Made

of cloth,

s.

ttfrtfsrai

petticoat.

t^

1.

(ra.)

a thatch.

roof,

a collection, a multitude.

4.

basket.

5.

3.

film

2.

train,

a retinue.

on the eye.

sandal-wood mark on the forehead.

book

a division of a book.

heap,

8.

6.
7.

Hort. Ben.

(to.

s.

^T + ^)

The edge

(mn.)
v. a.

s.

cloth.
3.
4.

(/.

Also

kettle-drum.

(from R.

^SCl

(to.) 1.

(/.).

success-

forward, to advance.
It

of

fall

To

down.

H*tf^U3) To

down a person

To

Wove

garment.
7.

silk.

5.

turban.

Canvass, coarse

A slip of cloth, a bandage, a fillet, a roller.

A small slip of land. 5. A quarter or division

over-

in wrestling, to

slip, to fall,

be overcome in

to

stone for grinding with a muller.

3. Cloth.

4.

An

upper or outer

A bandage. 6. A stool, a throne.

8. (n.) A city, a town, a village.
+

Silk cloth.

JjfefWl s. (^+SlfpCl)

of a king, the queen-consort.

^Tt^T^s.
( M*\^mfn.

More

The

principal wife

Also

one kind of trades-

men.
a.

(caus.

To

v. a.

screen of cloth surrounding a tent.

in a mai'ket appropriated to

of

or throw

v. a.

2.

Tt v ) To make

from R. p Ttj

2.

v. a.

a slip

fall,

*4.1|<Cs5

wrestling.

ful, to afford facilities, to

T^l

*litfe3) A

a stumble.

v. a.

come

or

extremity of a thatch.
s.

of the foot,

knock down

Also

p. 70.

(/.).

(v. now/? of

5.

(Tri-

displace.

of ritual worship.

*ft^Tte

7T

(to.)

formulary

medicinal sort of

cucurbitaceous plant

chosanthes diceca).
a.

a belt, a sash.

girdle,

moon-plant.

As. Res.

system.

^t"t^)

irreg.

compar. degree

clever or amiable.

(to.

signation of a class

^ + ^3" + ^)
among

the

Hindus

The de:

feeders

of silk-worms, and silk-twisters. As. Res.

v. 61.

#S3

#31

1647

1^

5.

Red

(/.)

^ft

Also

ZocZ/i.

(/.)

and

*$9G3

(m.)

s.

Akind of weapon.

Also^t^m.).

See^T..

*T#l

occur, to happen.

1.

3.

^3T)a. (from^f\5t3 )
A student, a schoolboy,

To fall,
To read.

or snapping

to drop.

Studying, reading,

See

Uncul-

noise, crackling.

^T^t^l.

1.

s.

sort of club-rush. 2.

pop-gun.

tb

Root,

(^ffcfS) To speak,

i.

to recite, to

tile)

^\ c

read.
*J

tivated land, waste ground.

^t^RooT,

Morton.
s

W],U

^+31^)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

s.

To

read, to peruse,

7.

3.

yn.

wager, a stake
dice.

5.

Wealth, property.

6.

marriage-portion or

also a

fee.

8.

An

agreement,

a stipulation, a contract.

Bein g

(mfn. pres. part. p. R.

a.

Root,

i.

To

insertion of a nasal,

(With the
to

go,

v.

Also

move.
1.

To

To accumulate,

2.

to

and

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

be

as a wager.

laid

^L)

1.

Proper

Negociable,

2.

fit

for

negociation.

x.

The reck-

destroy, to annihi-

oning of a sum, or counting of articles back-

i.

heap together.

wards and forwards.

Reading,

noun from

tHtf
to

(*j^jf3, ^iii'Rs)

s.

or hire.

Price, purchase-money.

(from R. ^t^Ej

praise.

Manu

Gaming, playing with

4.

recited.

read or recited.

late.

-C3)To

measure of account in cowries or

Wages

2.

at play.

to recite.

^1^3

transact (mercan-

gundas or eighty cowries

shells, four

126.

y. a.

(to.)

To

1.

2.(^^3,

business.

R.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

Read, perused,

'tiT^)

(i.

weight of copper of similar value.

Fit to be read, legible.

a.

s.

a pupil.

Uncultivated, waste, untilled.

a.

Making a cracking

a.

(from R. *fSj)

v. a.

To

2.

1648

m. from R.

_^f^T[1

running hastily.

ad.

*t\? )

1.

musical instru-

ment, a small drum or tabor.

2.

Hastily, quickly, speedily.

Also

sort of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

-4s.

i?es. x. 432.

S^Vpf}.
*j\5l

s.

s.

(corrupt, of

(from

a lesson.

^11^3)
2.

^1^1) A
1.

neighbour.

The reading of a

throw at

dice.

3.

a. 1. Uncultivated, untilled, waste.

^sSl

some

a. Reticulated,

^j^^^ato

(com*.

2. Fallen.

throw down, to

cause or teach to read.

spill, to

To cause to
pour.
2. To

1.

i'

An indifferent matter.

(wi/n.

fit

from R.

Also pfffv3

tolled.

X>

lv )

Praised, ex-

(m/ra.).

I + 3^)

Fit to be betted for,

to be laid as a wager.

net.

of*tf55S3)

(wi/h.

a.

attack.

substantives, e. g.Ol

from

+ 3I+ P

(^i

s.

thing,

termination used in Bengali to form ad-

jectives from

fall,

An

^TtW

dible,
s.

fit

for sale.

(mn.)

(Beng.)

Ven-

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

1.

catamite.

blank (in a

2.

lottery).

eunuch.

3.

dis-

4.

Hf3

1649
appointment,

failure,

miscarriage.

a.

A grasshopper.

2.

bird.

^3^1 (m..).

Useless.

Sfe3$H

^+$*T)

{mi

s.

Useless efforts,

mis-

1650

The

3.

Wilkins' Gr. 797.

(/. from

sort of bee.

applied labour.

(/. from R.

5.

Learn-

2.

ing, science.

A scholar,

(m.)

+ tsJ)

Learned, wise.

-31

a learned man, a teacher.

^" (ra.) Learning, scholarship.

JIJ^^HT, a. (-^\mfn. ^J3 + HTf^
(/.) or

from

An ignorant pedant,

Hindu

of an ancient

Yoga

philosopher, the founder of the

doctrine,

and author of the Mahabhashya, a commentary

(mfn. ^sJl

a.

name

(w.) The

Wisdom.

) 1.

Also

sun.

one

on the grammatical aphorisms of Panini.

^i^T

^Sft
2.

*i^+3R3") A

wing.

(-"Rn m. ^TT + t^J A

s.

^Rjfc

who esteems

from R.

(n.

s.

(m.

s.

The

^^ + 5^)

1.

bird.

spitting-pot.

reserve of an army.

himself a scholar.
x

fP

(mfn.fut.

a.

saleable,

A thing to

(n.)

s.

Wilkins'

be sold.

^1J3ttel s (/. *Tb +

A stall, a shop, a place of

from

i.

Hivdi-ifv?)

(*faf3) and

x.

or

go, to

Hi

rush on, to attack

start up, to fly

*Wttf

(^^if^

move:

with

To come

s.

(m.

fo1ri and
s.

To

prefixed,

fall

*falTt*T a

upon, to

with

up or away

with f*T

To

with

To

fall

To

fall,

m. from R.

(m.

^KJ^I

^3

^+#flll)

to fall, liable to

*^3)

{mfn. from R.

fall.

Liable to

fall

or

A
*t\3W

s.

plate of metal, an iron hoop.

(f

from

a standard, an ensign.

To

fall,

descend

^\

(-f<F^

standard-bearer.

to rush

encompass, to sur-

to
to

fall out,

to

*fat^

2.

A banner,

1.

a flag,

mark, a signal, a

^3 of

2.

s.

796)

foot.
a.

(f. from

R.

^t^H-

1.

2.
1>

A woman who

s.

husband.

master, a lord, a

<^

Wilkins' Gr.

prefers her husband.

Fallen, sunk, descended

from

(n.)

gives a sign.

1.

ff3 +

1.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^IsL+^sJ)

a.

One who

(m. from R. 'fl ?)

s.

with

Also

W+t^)

m.

proprietor, an owner.

(ja.y

from

R."^?)

Carey.

symbol, a sign.

^3 from R. "^^^ ) A bird.

:>

^Wti

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

a.

or

together, to meet, to assemble.

{-\

s.

^3*1

with
;

(In mathematics) Subtraction.

especially to

with^ + f^" To assemble, to meet,

come together

act of falling

sink, falling.

To

1.

With 3lf|j

round

2.

The

1.

trader, a

move downwards, to descend, to sink, to fall.

2. To possess supreme or superhuman power.

^+3pf)

Having a tendency

Root,

out

bird.

tradesman.

to sink;

Colebr. Alg. p. 5.

To

R.

(n.

or sinking.

See "Rifl

(/.) Heart-pea.

s.

(m.)

s.

s.

#ft)

sale.

R.

a.

Falling, flying (downwards), descending, sinking,

Gr. 728.

mfn. pres. part.

R. ^^L+XT) Vendible,

-part. p.

often used in

1.

comp.

(mfn.} Fallen into water,

Water, +

^T^ffe

1651

*9r
Fallen from his kingdom, deprived of

a. (jw/w.)

royal power, from ^"T^o

+^"&3

alty,

2.

from religion and

^tf^l"

(n.

s.

5.

Kingdom, roy-

(rc.)

Degraded, wicked,

^ftPitb

1.

SftPt&H

her husband like her

life

i.

e.

+ p lT&)

The

perusal

of

#W

An

from R.

for the forehead, a sort of tiara.

(m-^^.Wf A bird.
(/. ^+ 0^1) Painting the per-

^fat 5
Valuing

fcT

(/

*.

or marital state.
Lit.

writing.

Mastership, lordship.

*.

ornament

from

tf,

fallen

virtue.

^3 + 3")

The conjugal

2.

1652

son with fragrant substances.

virtuous wife,

(m.

s.

one burning with her husband.

^) The

figure or

number

of the page in a book.

*rf3^

s.

from prt\?j

(/.

wife whose husband

married woman, a

is living.

^t0H

^4-^?)

(m.

s.

(Pterocarpus santolinus).

Tfe^

A wife

*tf3 + <[3)

(/. from

s.

devoted

wood

Red

2.

(CaBsalpinia Sappan).

Red

V.

sanders

or

sappan

Wilson.

to her husband, a virtuous wife.

fWgpT

*rt^Tl
s.

^FT

See

Red

(n.)

(n.) 1.

s.

a colony

See *tZff{

sanders.

town, a

city.

town, the modern Patna.

ffij

2.

a commencement,

(w. from *ft*)

1.

3.

A settlement,

The name of a

Colebr. Alg. p. 132.

Afoot-soldier.

one elephant, three horse, and

2. (/.)

chariot,

festival

month A'swina.

(Beng.)

4.

An

tf

R.

(n.

s.

assem-

^
T^T

5.

(ft.)

^h^+TT) Any

leaf:

^Root,

wife.

any thing

(T&M)

1.

arrow.
5.

^jlT^

Any

4.

letter,

s.

(n.

bird.

and smooth

3.

The

^51

way.

leaf,

by

s.

(m. *iTT

letter,

fr

2.

silversmiths, &c.

om

a writing.

silk.

file

go,

to

move.

x.

to cast, to dispatch, to

To

1.

go, to pro-

R.

*i\)

1.

conduct

A
;

road, a path, a

mode of living,

See

^)

Travelling expences

provisions for a journey.

guide.

small

To

(^nrfe)

x.

line of

a profession.

^W^f^
+ *iTj) A

and

C$1 + a.

See^.
*)TPR^

a written document.

2.

ceed, to travel.

feather of an

vehicle, as a car, a horse, &c.

bird.

Also, with the insertion of a nasal,

(^!f3)
flat

the blade of a sword, a leaf of a book, &c.

The wing of a

1.

on any vehicle.

Abud

means of

vehicle or

or in the shape of a leaf, as a plate of metal,

2.

+ 4) Wove

To throw,

from^f^?)
1.

261.

letter.

^tiiWfr>.

send.
(/.

m.

JRes.

infantry.

conveyance.
s.

As.

Wilson.

five foot.

on the seventh day of the

*fcfU (-"Rr^m. ^fa+S^T)

An arrow. 3. A person riding

(ft.

Decorating the

from*^, + ^t-

company, a platoon, consisting of one

blage of foot-soldiers

W^^JjPf)

(/

person by fragrant pigments.

s.

^H-Tpf^) A conductor,
Who shews the way.)

{m.

(Lit.

used

(_<^ m from R.
.

^) A

road.

;;

1654

1653

A
traveller

wayfaring person, a

p jTt s 1

(femin.

^ffel^TTs.

n'fe + ^n^) A

(m.

refuge of

*W{

(-f^ra/n.^fcl+t^)

a.

travelling.

*)TtvFT

Journeying,

1.

(mfn. fronr

ffiH^+IT

*fW

fit

(said chiefly in a medical sense of diet, regi-

to a road.

^frtq

iv.

(^C3)

and

With

To

PJJ A

sole of the foot.

road, a way.

(4ftt$63) To

x.

Increase of rank.

^t^ + R. f^.) On

^+3*!)

(m.

s.

To approach;

to take place

Dismissal from an

To go

To

To

with

occur,

be suitable or convenient

to

*jTTtt^3

to

W)

(from

v. a.

Fixed in a station or

To

laud, to extol, to

praise, to celebrate.

^rfcrto
p

Wft

(m.

^fc+srterto)

(m. from

s.

'W^T

(v.

s.

noun of

of any person.

approach

to, to

tK + *%)

*tK)

kick.

inclined; with

3?T + l To
come

arrive at, to

To

"^T

happen

to

arrive,

2.

%tfe)

1.

The

The putting marks

bow, to be

s.

(n.

matics)

6.

0.

foot.

7.

2.

An

fourth part.

9.

step,

4.

Sta-

inflected

(In mathe-

A matter

See

feet of

easier.

(mfn.

^frt+^WsJ)

Prostrate at the

a person.

f^*5^) Wishing for an

Colebr.

(In algebra) The least

root in an affected square.

1

*K

in a progression.
8.

to a writit

with.

spot, a place.

foot in prosody.

The period

to occur, to

See

5.

Alg. pp. 51. 52.

gation.

endowed

foot.

1.

3.

to

employment.

tion, office, rank,

word.

*\\) A

a.

to regain, to recover

to be

from R. pftj

pace, a footstep.

praising

follow; with

come

to

meet with,

^fK^s. (m. from R.

HK

to

Also

foot-soldier.

ing which render the understanding of

with

foot.

ft+SS To

with

(mfn.

a.

To com-

injure or kill; with

discriminate, to analyze

To

Also

office.

prefixed,

be produced

forth, to

with ?1

*!

sort of metre in Sanskrit

prehend, to understand; with 3Tl

come

+ \3 5J T) The

s.

ad. (from

As. Res. x. 464, 468.

go, to move.

with

si-

office.

(/.from*W)A

Root,

p iTT

Suitable, proper,

2.

men, &c).

(nm.

(f. from R.

s.

Wilkins' Gr. 899)

Belonging

prosody.

pfa+"5'3) Fallen from a

(mfn.

s.

^l^ft

1.

s.

fi>3F) The mark of a foot,

Following any particular pro-

2.

fession or line of conduct.

a.

(m.)

s.

tuation or place, dismissed from an office.

locat. case

In the middle of the road.

foot.

a footstep.

ad. Sans,

^+

(n.

s.

*TTT53v3 a

of

Going on

foot-soldier.

*T&ffi>3F

a baiting-place, an inn.

travellers,

+fl

{mfn.

a.

in

liti-

s.

(m.

office.

^+^1)

word or sentence.

2.

1.

The meaning

(In the Sctnkhya system of philosophy)

predicaments or objects of proof,

quality,

action,

community,

See also p. 551.

5

viz.

Trans.

3.

The

six

substance,

particularity,

aggregation or intimate relation

seventh, annihilation.

of a

thing, a substance.

and

some add a

R.A.S.

i.

94.

TO

1655

TOW

a person to an
s.

^tft^s.

An epithet of Brahma.

The appointment of

office.

Born from a lotus). Also *frlUrt1%

(Lit.

^fc + ^lt^)

(n.

"tt + t^)

(m.

!)

Hort. Ben.

Wil-

foot-soldier.

p. 72.

A small

(corrupt, of

(from T^t)

1.

2.

or office, official.

Also

tree (Hibiscus mutabilis).

TO^>

of boats or ships.

a.

W^)

from R.

(from tfl,) The tonnage or measurement

lamp, a

(m.).

'^t^XT^T^s. A plant (Menispermum tomentosum).

footstool.

Gr. 903.

hins'

*ttf\

+ ^SPf

(n. ^iTT

s.

1656

Resembling a

(mfn.

a.

lotus.

light.

^iftTCS s. (mM^ + Tfe ) An

Pertaining to a station

Having a

(Lit.

Acquainted with words.

TOPiST

^^r + H^T) A

(n.

s.

epithet of Vishn u.

lotus springing from his navel.)

plant (Costus spe-

ciosus).

Wholesale.

^t^TC s TT^r

Aiso^wtf^i.

a.

Wlsf C^it^T)

(mfn.

With eyes

like a lotus.
::

tUT

TT)

ad. <Saws. (locat. case of

At the

foot,

^Wfr

at the step.

plTCf

1?

by

step, step

(^KK + ^Ut) At

Sans.

|nT ad.

*te

*.

s.

line,

s.

^"^X

s.

3.

^TO^T a.

way, a path.

ritual, a

p.

lotus

43

2.

array.

work prescribing

4.

alba). 2.

sand millions, Colebr. Alg.

title,

*Wi>

a sur-

s.

Wfl
^ftpfl.

TO[+^)

(m. from
s.

(f. from

s.

rium odorum).

p. 4.)

4.

plant (Cassia Tora).

W+,^%T)

An

epithet

s.

(f.

TO^ + t^fl.)
2.

beautiful

A place abounding
woman, one

which women are divided according

i

(Ne-

*jft

s.

(^f#F d: 'W-ft^J

from R. ^Ti^

Who

p. 19.

An unblown

per-

to their

external beauty.

An

locat. case of

(tt + ^rffc) A plant

Hort. Ben.

taining to the highest of the four classes into

Coloured

Coloured marks on the

lotus.

?)

like

LakshmL

head and trunk of an elephant.

^Wtj&f

LakshmL

TO+ ^ll^M) Shaped

(mfn.

in lotuses.

form of battle-

ten billions. (Thou-

marks on the head and trunk of an elephant.

(n.

of the goddess

in lotuses.

a lotus.

often confounded with the

A large number,

s.

A name

(Nelumbium speciosum,

Nymphsea

TOT^

of the goddess

water-lily,
3.

^fn

(/.)

1.

Hort. Ben.

Also

title.

or ceremonies.

Also

(mn.^

(Hibiscus mutabilis).
large or deep

1.

a row.

(/.)

A plant

tank abounding

TO?) A

Of

foot-soldier.

(/.

certain rites

name.

(from

s.

^"fe

i\+ T

(Lit.

every

step, continually.

(from ^fa) Acquainted with words.

(m.

ruby.

the colour of a lotus.)

2.

^X"Pf1 .

(m. *ftT + Tffl)

s.

TO
2.

ii

sleeps
( n.

An

on a

from

epithet of

elephant.

TOr+*lrr

Vishnu.

(Lit.

lotus.)
1.

Metre, verse, poetry.

(Beng.) Custom, habit.

3.

The idiom of a

Jfr

1657
language,

a.

Wonted,

mary,

habitual, usual, custo-

v. a.

ft3 To

To behave

new customs,

introduce

"^TT^s. (TO
mon practice.

^t^T

to innovate.

Without a precedent,

s.

(/.)
i.

2.

The

wind.

2.

(n.)

1. Air,

^)

a.

"faTOt^^l

s.

the winnowing

(mfn.} Clean, purified.

x

(/.

t^T+ GR31)

The

deity of

^TH^fs. (m.^^ + ^I*^) A snake.

road.

(irreg.

^tllf^) To

See

praise.

*iWi-f

(from
s. (m.~)

dower.

The Ja&a

Mohun P.

s.

p. 12.

A Bengali

(m. from R.

s.

(m. from R.
(w/n.

or bread-fruit tree (Arto-

carpus integrifolia).

Uj)

(Lit.

Living on wind or air?)

r.

^T'Tl (h.

Air, wind.

winds.

^Root,
s.

1.

act of cleaning or purifying

of grain,

unusual.

H)

grain.

(m. from R.

s.

The

Established usage, com-

^iTt^Ta. (TO+fr)

(m. from R.

s.

winnowing

1658

jh The thunderbolt of Indra.

R-^)

from

sensual propensities, &c.

by means of

s.

^31

(Poa cynosuroides).

which abstract substantives are derived from

Pure, clean

espe-

a moral or religious sense, free from

cially in

termination,

Air, wind.

^)

(ra.)

Kusa

grass

"3" (n.)
(/.) or

Purity, sanctity, holiness.

some

adjectives,

from prfWt

^WftKJ

a.

e. g.

^tfeU^

Poor.

(mfn.) Praised.

a.

Poverty,

s.

Also

rope or net

tf^I

^3" + ^?)

(n.

s.

made

of

Packthread, or a

Wilson.

it.

See

^f^ftf^ a.

from

(mfn.

^tf^T + f3)

Cleaned, purified, lustrated, sanctified.

^l^ft^s. (p.^j) Cheese.

s.

(-f^m. from R.*K) A road, a way.

clue, a guide.

^Sj-ft-

s.

w ? from^tf^?) The name

Manu

division of the infernal regions.

a.

road.

(from ^tf^t*^)
2.

1.

of a

1T^Root,

iv. 90.

s.

Travelling, pursuing a

Following any custom, professing the

3.

i.

(*fTTU3) To go, to move.

(corrupt, of

*flP^)

1.

Milk.

2.

Water.

Prosperity.

*faS See

^TT^.

doctrine of any sect.

(p. *luj )

s.

^t^T a.

Gr.

Wl
any

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

p. 419).
s.

Pt+ 5r Wilkins

Fallen, sunk, descended.

(m.^+^T + ^l) A

An

errand,

a message, a

T>

serpent,

letter.

^m*^
a snake,

envoy.

s.

2.

(p.

^.u^)

i.

messenger, an

prophet.

reptile.

^^^FT
Garuda,

s.

(a.^+3m)

An

the bird sacred to Vishnu.

^UOtU^s.
(Lit.

devourer of the serpents.) Also^t^^tt^PT

*S * ^H-^
(/

boot.

from R.

(v.j\j

epithet of

The

(?.).

IT ) A shoe,

^TTtf^
Forty-five.

H iJJ^t

s.

(p.

jf)

(corrupt,

Mohun P.

slipp er, a shoe.

of

*^^3lft*K)

p. 127.

Manifest, visible, public, ex-

hibited, born, produced.

1659

1660

'

Dependant,

attached to,

a.

Carey.

subject to.

(from

a.

Engaged

(mfn.)

highest (object)

^bj) Dependence, attach-

p.

ment, subjection.
(corrupt, of

^H^ft) A

water-course,

(mfn.) Filled with grief,

lit.

(occupation)

may

is grief.

tWa.

(from^TT) Prosperous,

thriving

aus-

^fOTt^T

a.

JU ^b)

(p.

passage)

An

adversary,

(h.

L~j)

S. p. 112.

Water. Also

*t^T (n.).

meaning,

g.

(in

the judge.

p jTPP

(f

Only, alone.

fttff

$3

a.

2.

The day

A milch

^^Ej

&c).

(corrupt, of

See

After, on, upon.

(mfn.

ad. Sans.

from ^IT^T

(as butter, cheese,

1.

(Beng.)

paisa, a copper coin about

from

(m.)

s.

2.

1.

cow.

Made

of milk

after

4$^m

?)

See

A travelling from

one place to another.

^^H

^" + ^W)

from

More than a thousand. Also

<^

^^

^f^"

Relating to milk.

(mfn.).

Transparent.

a.

&ffa

to-morrow.
(mfn.

a.

^R + t^J

(*Ro from
"

s.

principal

also sometimes

se
*fc from
+ K3) More
,f
than a hundred. Also pf^ K3 (mfn.).

tlr p

a halfpenny in value.

^ilP^lt

a.

e.

( ^)

^R)

prep, (from

Sabda

dove, a pigeon.

(n.) 1. Milk. 2.

The word raja

an enemy.

ad. Sans.

C^tt^t^"

whose

Signifying,

signifies

whose

lit.

Trampled on, ruined.

5
s.

this

gnomon,

picious.

(It

f^RS^fa

TT3pfT[

a drain, a gutter.

meditation

is

be rendered by)

HiH'HI s.

in meditation,

^ + ^W{)

(m.

s.

an after-state of existence.

Another world,

(Lit. After-time.)

Metre, a measure of verse consisting of

two

a.(mfn. from ^f^T) Pertaining to another.

lines.

^ftr^1

^ITto

(m.

woman's
cloud.

for

breast.
(Lit.
s.

(Lit.

^^tUU.

staircase, a ladder.

^IPT + IR)

1.

2.

Holding milk.)

a wife

Holding water.)

(-^ m

The ocean.
(Lit.

(from *ftfrl)

s.

2.

from

pond or

Containing water.)

(p.

j)

^t^F o. (mfn.)

*fr*L>R.
lake.

3.

*t1)

1.

^f^U

cloud.

Also

or

s.

1.

Other,

another,

different.

2.

3. Distant, remote.

4.

Subsequent, successive, succeeding.

tile.

6.

pounds
in,

(As the
it

may

last

(corrupt, of

ft^fl^,
s.

adultress,

entertains a paramour.

l
(

MohunP. p. 108.

WW) A

tigation, a probation,

An

trial,

an ordeal, a

t^l +P. J b)
N

One who tries

or

test.

Trying,

makes

an inves-

investi-

investigations

and experiments.

feather.

Principal, chief, best.

who

Backbiting, slander, calumny.

gating,

^i\s.

of4^f)

(femin.

member

5.

Hos-

of Bahuvrihi com-

often be translated by)

occupied with, devoted to

e. g.

Engaged

^7t*f^^

(from

^^Tlt^) The

trying, the

making of experiments.

"fCf^

s.

(corrupt, of

vestigation,

^t^^l) A

an

in-

district,

an

trial,

an experiment.

(p. tJzji)

A pergunnah,

1662

1661

of a country, nearly equal to a

inferior division

a.

(from

Adulterous. Also

barony.

"JJtM'W

s.

i"^"+

r H^l)

Mohun P.

(Epidendrum).

parasitical plant

*U(Vl^

p. 38.

ad.

(H^ + f^T) The day

after,

the

next day.

s.(m.^+flp l)
!

The dwel-

Another country.

ling in the house of another.

?ra/ra.

*jl^e n
s

(^" + "5^)

s.

i^T5^s.

'UbTH

(from

^T^ +

Sf^)

wt^RJ^ii

Subject to the

a.

2.

(mfn.

stranger, one not of

^3

by a stranger

fostered

*i<n5w

) 1

Born of another,

an adopted

(as

Also

By

or from ano-

T>|"3"

+ \53i)
s.

Dependent, subject

(/.) or

^t^ad.

(n.)

De-

*t^5 f^ffe) Awed

dread of another world,

fearful

of

by the

futurity,

pious, religious.

*}4t'F
t.

^t^FfT^

+ \)

V lur.

Another man's wife.

^^W^
tery.

(Lit.

s.

(n.

^NPftSlk

a.

^inrRtf^t^

s.

(-f^
(

Further and further, suc-

p.

jj

Feathered to the

(mfn.

a.

+ "Pt^3 +

from R.

^5T^?) Feeding on the meal of another, eating

^f^J^

Morton.

W^l

s.

H^TTt^")

s.

^A ^3^)
^ ^) A
+

(m.

another man.
(/.

166. v. 163.

stranger,

gallant, a paramour.

2.

from

(Lit.

1.

woman

Formerly another's.)

*f3t^1^ft

Also

twice

Manu

in.

(/.).

(Beng.~) Adultery.

mfn.
(m.)

^1^ +
An

adulterer.

^TPTR+^rf%^H)

^3^*1
^}L1

(corrupt, of

s.

^iWte + ^TffiSFT) Adul-

^Tt^lTflpT^) Adulterous,

Adultery.

2.

Approaching the wife of another.)

HTPrtTtllHl

But, yet, notwith-

more and more.

(from

s.

married.

(m. only

from R.

patch.

place, in a future state, in another world.

(mfn.

+ 3^

or vexing others, doing injury

wizard, a witch.

a.

from

Sans.

Saws. (H^'-r-W) Elsewhere, in another

"i<q<3l<P

of

the loaf of another.

I (^H-vFT?) A

ac?.

mode

foot (as a certain kind of pigeons).

pendence, subjection.

^3^1

*Wf Ntl^pi

an enemy.

cessively,

clothes.

f^+sS^)

\fl

to another.

standing.

beyond, over.

<si*3i a. (mfn.

^tT^ ad. (from pf5T)

The putting on of

ther

child).

(mfn.).

arf. Saras.

fa3*l a. (mfn.
s5^) Annoying
to

Subject, dependent on another.

and

worship.
s

A
pi<Olts5

f (/.

Toleration towards another religion in

will of another.

the family.

from

Hurting or injuring others.

^+5*3) The eaves of a house.

(from

a.

False hair.

a.

s.

(^ + 3*1)
(p. jjj)

care, concern.

3.

1.

festival.

Dependent on

Fear, terror.

2.

others.

Anxiety,

Desire, affection, concupis-

cence.

^W^t*t?R^

a.

(mfn.

1663

*fa

1664

Fulfilling the

wish of others, beneficent, obliging.

-31

(/.) or

"3"

Vfamffi

(n.) Beneficence, kindness.

mfn

S^^kkff

+ ^^)

order, a

leave,
T>

*f^Tt^
<0^) An

(p.

command,

fc<rf|

a.

heaven and

command,

a permission.
s.

The supreme path

Lit.

^j^^y) An

4^4)

(Lit.

Supreme

from R.

Who nourishes another, the

^) A

cuckoo.) Also

*fe*lad. Sans, (from^fa) Hereafter, afterwards.

Spirit,

(n.

toWft^

B
(mfn. from TW) Chief, principal, best,
*

a.

Used

excellent.

^t^TI

a.

(mfn.)

in

comp.

Hav ing

his highest (object)

sensual gratification for

of sensual pleasure,

(m.) Enjoyment

s.

(n.

s.

f'^"

The opinion

VU*tf$

(m.

s.

s.

or senti-

The adopting the view

dox opinion

^h^+to^^t)

of another, or a hetero-

^<i|^l4^fl
)

+ ^rWftT3 )

^T[ + ^i^)
$Gmt5$%

a.

(mfn. from

^1

4^)

Lord

(-"N^L

mfn.

?kk$+

Adopting heterodox or heretical

God.
s.

s.

chief or
2.

The

Supreme, excellent,

applied to
(Lit.

(m.

s.

The supreme

(femin. of

DevI

or

^W^-) An

Durga by

epithet

her worshippers.

The supreme goddess.)

p fa*T,
case of
epithet of

heaven

+ f^ l
:

Brahma.

(Lit.

the locat.

from R.

^1?) An

Dwelling on high or

?)

Supreme power,
great splendour.

(m.

^51 +

^) A

(^H + ^t^J)

tion, happiness.

Morton.

from

distinguished

sage, a saint of thefirst rank.

STWH^

Any

often used as an epithet of Siva.

s.

in

1.

chief, best.

The Supreme

% m^h

period of

m. from

opinions.

Spirit,

The

a spiritual object.

heresy.

97.

Supreme Being.

ments of another person; a heterodox opinion.

^pg^fOTr

i.

Rice boiled with

(mfn.

a.

(n.

s.

Wfe

"

E5

R.A.S.

Trans.

^^ + ^)

principal object

e. g.

ments, from ^"ftSIPlT^t 7

God.

or age of a person.

devoted to worldly enjoy-

M.A.S.

satiated.

^Wfep
life,

551.

p.

atom, the

Trans.

milk and sugar.

crow.

Highly

W\Mm'. Gr.

to

^I + ^liWO The

(-i&m.

a.

s.

*faH + 3Pi) An

(m.

s.

God.
(m.

The proceeding

e.

final beatitude.

supreme

s.

ascetic, a

18.

ii.

a precept, a warrant.
Inimical.

i.

smallest particle of matter.

order, a pass, a license,

tfeljfo

(mfn.

An

^s. (/.^tol femin. of^fa^ + ^tfa)

Dependant,

subject to.
(p.

(m.^^ + K^)

s.

man.

religious

felicity,

Spirit.

Comfort, consola-

^R"*^

Eternal

the lasting reunion with the Universal

Manu xn.
a.

125.

(mfn. from

(Lit.

The highest

step.)

Continuous, sue-

1666

1665
cessive,

propagated from one to another or from

1"^<tH

father to son.

tfa^W

from^fa)

Continuous suc-

1.

cession, a row, a series, a line.

The

(w.)

s.

killing of animals in

axe, a battle-axe,

Also

(fa +

ad. Sans.

Race, lineage.

2.

An

(m. from ^t<P^)

a hatchet.

s . (/.

pfcl*'vt^"t<F

s.

^ 1)

The day

after

to-morrow, the day before yesterday.

a.

sacrifice.

(mfn.

$$+$1+^*5%)

En-

vious, invidious.
a.

(mfn.

^f^Tl+^lt^)

WH^s.

Pro-

(n.

fa+ C^TT^) Supreme excel-

lence and final beatitude.

pagated from father to son, hereditary, traditional.

Trans.

H.A.S.

i.

574.

ad. Sans. Beyond, further.

T^i^w^p^s. (.*r^n +

con(mfn. from ^t^T) Reciprocal, mutual.

a.

nection

by an intermediate

mediate con-

link,

ad. Sans.

( <)

Mutually, each other.

nection.

sNl^ite

^^TtlT

Another world,

(m.

s.

another state of existence after death.

*te*pt3]^
touchstone.

hun P.

2.

The

The

Also

^3"^)

(corrupt, of

s.

1.

active or transitive voice of a verb.

superiority, defeat, reverse, &c.

Mo-

philosopher's stone.

^UHK

prep. Sans. Back, backward:

it

also denotes

Wilhins' Gr.

p. 396.

p. 140.

namental tree (Hibiscus populneoides).

(R. T^fl)

^iT^US

Carey.

A parasitical plant,

(from *tf<rC3) Put on, dressed.

a.

H^fft^Ts. (corrupt. of^T~Pt^R) An orH^ilol s.

Also

^^SPfll s. (w.^i^t^dative case ofpron.

Gone
to another world, dead.

Mutually, re-

ad. (from

ciprocally.

v. a.

^1^13) To

(from

put on, to dress

a person, to deck, to caparison, to harness an

a para-

animal

to pass a thing

through a hole.

site.

sfTpft^

v. a.

To

(from R.

s.

touch, to

come

(m.)

1.

sacrificial knife,

An

expiatory ceremony.

2.

a scymetar.

in contact.
s.

(m.)

An axe,

ad. (corrupt, of

lT ^ T

^tTTZFH

Also

a battle-axe.

s.

(m.

*W + 353I)

exertion, strength

The day

Valour, prowess,

attack of an enemy.

after to-

*fTt!Fft

morrow, the day before yesterday.

a.

(-f^

mfn.

W3^ + ^)

Valorous, strong, active, energetic.

The name of a
hero and demigod, the

first

of the three

WFtg"

Ramas,

and the sixth avatara or descent of the deity

Vishnu, who appeared

in the

a.

(mfn.

Jamadagni

for the

purpose of re-

of the Kshatriya or military tribe.

s.

(*te+CTW?) A

materia medica.

Carey.

Wilson.

2.

Pos-

sessed of valour or power.

J

of the saint

from R.

Vanquished, overcome by others.

1.

world as the son

pressing the tyranny and punishing the violence

^1+3^3"

fc^tTI

s.

(m.

of a flower.

An

4.

plant used in

2.

+ T 1)

Any

1.

The

farina or pollen

scented powder.

(mfn.

from

^TF + ^U)

Turning away, with the face averted.

Dust.

eclipse.
a.

3.

1667

^fTfo

Wt,

(m.

a.

from prep. *jTl

^TtflJ3

+ 3T^)

(mfn.

a.

*Wtft,

/.

+ 3j1ff>\??)

(mfn. from

a.

reverting or

n.

Turned away, averted.

by another, supported by a

Turned away,

Defeat, the loss of

a cause at law, the being cast on a

trial.

A
of defeat, or of failure in argument.

R.A.S. u
^fTfcpft

*W^&

reason

Trans.

^tW + t^T

(mfn.

Reverted, re-

turned.
s.

from

(f.

The

act of reverting or returning, a reversion.

W^.s,

^1 + ^)3" from

(m.

the being

Suf-

Also

returnable.

revertible,

(mfn.).

a.

*M i^fS

118.

(-ftS^mfn.

a.

be returned,

^W^vS

^W + OT)

(ml

s.

Liable
to

averting the face.

^TteT

returning back.

Nourished

stranger.

N)

1668

R.

Defeat,

^)

conquered or overcome, the being

treated with disrespect or contempt.

fering a defeat, losing a law-suit, cast.

vanquished, defeated, cast at a

1?tOT

(mfn.

trial.

Wl^f

Vincible, conquerable.

^l^vS

W+.(3P3>)

Con-

querable, vincible, capable of being vanquished.

Also

9)

from R.

(mfn.

a.

Conquered,

a.

(mfn.

from R.

quered, overcome, vanquished.

^)

1.

Con-

Treated with

2.

disrespect or contempt.

(mfn.).

*t<'Ull*|

(^W + EFFT?)

s.

Repents
tance, con-

version.

^tl

s.

(corrupt, of

^ffa)

1. Life.

2.

v.

<

noun

from R.

^) Con-

sideration, consultation, reflection,

discrimina-

(m.

s.

of

q. v.

^t^T
others,

a.

(mfn.

+ 3$^)

depending on others.

Subject to

\Fl

tion,

(f.)

iTtim

(n.) Subjection, dependence.

Inimical, oppressive.
(Lit.

That which

unwished

^ + 5&)
:

(mfn.

a.

is

for

(n.)

(m.

s.

Feeding upon the

s.

W<t

(m.).

from R.

an adviser.

Also

(mfn.).

WiPfl * (-f^L

mfn.

*iTfcrf+t^)

Advising, discriminating, consulting, tendering

Prepared food belonging to another person.

^Tt*RtT[

a.

(mfn.

an advice.

+ 3rWT[)

Also

Accusing;

slanderous.

Also

^TWn^

(m. plur.

successors,

Manu

i.

105.

^T + 3H^)

ancestors

and

chief,

a director, a chairman.
(mfn.)

and

^iTt^

mfn.).
s.

(corrupt, of

another, laying a crime to the charge of another,

and

Also ?t<

counsellor, a discriminator,

*RW^

by another.)

food of another, living at another's expense,

judgment, advice.

or

s.

advised.

(from
2.

^W + R. ^)

1.

Counselled,

Dishonoured, defiled, deflowered.

Predecessors
descendants.

^^1]

s.

(n.

^fa + SnFT) Attachment,

votedness to a thing.

Used

in

comp.

e.

deg.

*W

1669

SJSIPjTfa
from<T5l!

"falTO

(n.) The supreme

s.

(mfn.

a.

deity,

+ 3Tni3)

H^a.

Brahma,

(mfn.) Devoted to

a.

tffk

+ WTT c

The being

(from *7<) The year before

ther person.

last.

(mfn.

year before

pl<l(<+^") Pertaining

^fa + Slsf)

(mfn.

ferent object.

2.

1.

*fT^

Having a

ad.

*Wf + 31*5$)

{mfn.

a.

W$?\31

$ftW*.
1

Sans. (heat, case of ^tTftf) For the

sake of another.
(m.

*t^3If t) A hundred
a.

thousand

Immense,

in-

(wi.'tft'

A girth,

pendants.

*lf^*6

Colebr. Alg. p. 4.

'W^ + viFT)

after-

Pertaining to

entirely, thoroughly.

+ ^from

R.

^)

Properly,

any thing that surrounds or envelopes

vention, intercession.

s.

(mfn.

a.

prep. Sans. Around

Inter-

billions.

The

for

Inter-

^WV^ad.

*f^+-3l?

the afternoon, postmeridian.

ceding, intervening on behalf of another.

a zone.

3.

s.

2.

(-^\ n .*ftk + -&&l)

An

2.

hence,

retinue, a train of de-

bed.

by

ration of the person

dress.

Deco-

painting, perfuming, or

arithmetical operation.

Colebr.

Alg. pp. 277. 286. 339.

finite.

a.

(m/n. ftam

*WMW

Chief,

ex-

*R~t*R

The name of the

poet VyAsa.

s.

ancient

(m.)

fcWSU

from

Htwfil^

s.

(n.

sff^F^+STfe)

Th e

eight fundamental operations in arithmetic, viz.

cellent, eminent, best.

Defeated, van-

noon.
I

^tTPfrpfe

(n.

s.

Sans.

For the sake of others.

"Wf)

^W + ^TS)

(mfn.

a.

dif-

Having the advantage of

another person for one's object,

<

from^R + R. 7^?)

quished, overthrown.

^W^fc.

WA ^ItU (-fa\m.
robber, a thief.

to the

of the last year but one.

last,

Lifeless, extinct,

placed under confinement or restraint by ano-

indecl. Sans,

a.

W+^FJj)

Dependent,

subject to others.

^<lf<^

{mfn.

expired.

15

1670

father of the

addition,

subtraction, multiplication,

division,

finding the square, extracting the square-root,

W"R?) A beggar,
K

finding the cube, and extracting the cube-root.

Colebr. Alg. p. 5.

T
a wandering mendicant. Also tt^t tt^*L,(?w.).

Will

s.

(m.

t*?'.+>4lWil) The entering into

slave, a servant.

the service of another, the taking refuge with

^j"f4<P^<P1

another.

s.

(n.

^Tft +

^^T)

Dishonesty,

fraud, deception, cheating.

^iTrf^J

a.

(mfn.

*t^+3ltf^3) Gone

into the

service of another, taking refuge with another.

pWf^33l

vance

*iTtf^3 + 3l)
Mohun P.
on
another.
dependence

$y*trl

s.

s.

(n.

(f.

*R + 3I^

contri-

a trick ; a forgery.

Servitude,
p. 148.

from R.

^BiiflT^f

(fn

^fe + ^f^fa

from R.

Jj^L,) Contrived, devised, found out; forged.

Slaughter, killing, carnage.

a.

(mfn.

from R.

1671

^}"fT

5f^T

made known

Proclaimed, announced,

or

renowned.

^tfcj31!

(m. ^tf^ + TpST)

s.

+ R.

or staff

mounted with

noise.

2.

Improper discourse.

s.

(m. ^tft: + ^ir from R.

club

iron.

(m. from *tft" +

walking about.

The

(m. from

s.

1672

R.^)

Sound,

1.

surrounding;

^ftUIT

a place with an enclosure or ditch and moat.

ft) Ac-

quaintance with a person, introduction.

from R.

f|fl) One who

^ft^T

a body-guard.

^fftWl

entire destruction or ruin.

^f^ft?^

^if^ +

(mfn.

a.

Entirely ruined

s.

(f.

around a

^ft + ^l

fort,

from R.

attendant, a servant.

from^ft + R.^)

^T)

ditch

^tf^ + R. ft)

Service,

^fe + R. ft)

(mfn. from

a.

(m.)

s.

Fire

made

Wilkins' Gr. p. 428.

sacrifice.

known
One who

a person or thing
ing,

a moat.

(m. from

s.

ready for a

^fr^tlT^

or decayed.

"Tf^ti

(f.

A guard,

Surrounded,

*TfTtlT

(mfn.

s.

An

2.

1.

dependence, attendance on a person, respect.

f^)

encircled, intrenched.
a.

^ft" + R.

(m. from

s.

^[ft + ^IT) Complete decay,

(m.

s.

*tl<04

vexes or annoys others.

Making

introducing, acquaint-

introduces a person to

another, an usher.

from R.

(mfn.

a.

*if^t3

(mfn.

a.

+ ^5

enof,

understood, known.
s.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

*lf^fc3

a.

(mfn.

As. Res. x. 469.

^ ^3
+

from

Received, accepted.

^fW^

s.

(m.

from R.

taking possession of a thing.

an army.

3.

2.

1.

The

4.

moon's node.

A wife.

6.

Root,

5.

s.

iron,

origin

+ R. $?T)

an

Killing, destroying.

weapon.

s.

(m.

A female

1.

3.

A glass-vessel.

from

sfftTSIT

(mfn. from

a.

come acquainted

*Tft + R. ft)

Fit to be-

with, sociable.

(m. from
ing, a clothing.

stfc+R.^TT)

2.

train,

1.

A cover-

a retinue, atten-

dants, followers.

*Tfi"55^

a.

(mfn.

pif^

Covered, clothed.

+ ^'

2.

from R.

W^)

Surrounded, encom-

passed, attended by. Also

club

4.

2.

(f.

The

pletion, decision.

As. Res. n. 302.

^f^ + R.

^tfe + R. ft) Made

(mfn. from

a.

original

a bludgeon, a mace.

nineteenth stellar mansion.

*fft*rt3

(femin. of ^rf^TFt^)

known, acquainted with.

1.

(m. from*tft"

mounted with

s.

The sun near the

stock or fund.

*rf^T

*ffrft3

The

reserve of

Dependants, a retinue, an equi-

page, a train.

*ffTI>tft3?1
servant.

^'f^ + sftf^) The name of a

(f.

(m. )

a waiter, a lackey.

2. Acquired, obtained, laid hold

Hft^tfe

s.

1.

Gone around, surrounded, encompassed,

circled.

servient to, attending on.

from R.

"5^) SubAn attendant,

(mfn. from ^ft" + R.

a.

Enumerated, calculated, stated numerically.

1.

2. Destruction, slaughter, killing.

^tfrfWT

a.

from

^tfe+R. ftT?) Com-

(mfn. *l"fe +

f5^ from

R.

ft^)

Limited, defined, singled out; polished, clean,

clear; excellent, good.

^fk

1673

?fciU^Wli

ration, division
2.

from^+R.f^)

(m.

Sepa-

1.

especially a division in a book.

"fiVffc

s.

^ffeWp a
finable,

Hfeoit

T
(mfn. from tft' + R. fi^tf

mily, an attendant

of one's fa-

household.

from R. 1"})

Sans.

(*|rfe+3^)

Around,

all

around.

*ffe?^

(mfn.^ + ^3 ) Known thorough-

ptf^t3.

((4% m. ^RrPjL

husband, a bridegroom.
ad.

(^ft"+3FT) A member

s.

De-

be limited.

to

fit

^Tfe + ^ffa from R. 1\)

(mfn.

a.

Married.

Tarachand Ch.

Cleanliness.

1674

tffk

(mfn. ^ft" + 33) Heated, inflamed.

a.

pJft3#=1

(n.

s.

pj"(^"

cl)

Consideration,

enquiry, investigation.

plft^3l

(-^

s.

who knows

m. *ffa + R. \3i1+^)

a.

(mfn.

the detection of an offender.

^tft+TO

Bent down, curved,

ifVlfo

deflected.

2.

1.

1^)

2.

*n%J

ifVtTr

(m. from

s.

^ftlH^

(n:

si

from

^)

R.

To

(from

v. a.

dress,

to put

on

clothes, to deck, to caparison.

from ^tfc + R.OT)

Con-

tentedness, satisfaction, gratification, satiety.

Marriage.

^ft+R.

Pleased, contented, satisfied.

(m.

*fft+R.

from

Pain, distress, anguish, sorrow, un-

(mfn. *fft +

a.

Transmutation, a change.
I

Heat,

1.

easiness, grief.

Ripe, mature.

^fft + ^f^ from R.

(/. from

s.

from R. t*I

R.3\)

(m. from *if^" +

warmth.

Thorough know-

ledge of a thing

tffctS

One

thoroughly.

"ft) Marriage.

^Tf^Qj^

a.

(mfn.

^fft+QJ^

CU^)

from R.

Relinquished, abandoned, deserted, given up.

5S

ffttfe.

(m. from

tft"+R.

1^)

a change, a transmutation

teration,

(of time). 2.

^VtroHl

An end,
a.

An

al-

the lapse

mfn.

Provident, prepared for

prudence, providence.

A move

*fft + R. 1-1)

or

(m. from

breadth, latitude. 2.

phery of a

IT

1.

The circumference

circle or other figure.

Width,
or peri-

Colebr. Alg.

p. 87.

^if^jW+H)
+ R.

(mfn. from

a.

Fit to

(n.

s.

+ ^\c from^T)
\

vation, liberation, deliverance.

blow

Hfeft^l

1.

Sal-

The keeping

self-defence.

(-^

s.

2.

m. from

^ft + R.^T) A

saviour, a deliverer, a protector, a liberator.

^"fcqllft

(-f&lmfn.

a.

from ^tft' + R.t^')

Rescuing, saving, delivering, protecting.

A domicile,
a habitation.

the giving

be abandoned or deserted.

off a

*tf^+R.

for pious purposes.

Abandoning, relinquishing, deserting.

^f^TTtl

draught at chess.

Q5\) Aban-

donment, relinquishment, desertion

up of any thing

HftcUt3P

^1l^J%* (/.^Mt5T + Ff^)Foresight,

s.

^ff^ + R.

^rf^BjWU. (-PKmfn.

a change, prudent.

(m. from

(m. from

s.
;

a conclusion. 3. Evening.

(_f^

from R.

1.

"ift^S
away.

a.

(mfn.

Also

Entirely given

Wilkins' Gr. 692.

1675

*tf<r

tffk
Barter, exchange,

^I^Tfftr

the returning of a pledge or loan.

"ffttWT s.

(n.

*\fk+

Also tf<rC^<*1

and

*ff^&XT
(n.

s.

be worn.

to

fit

fftf^

To wear

3.

2.

filled,

satiated

(/.) or

(from

State of ful-

A sort of grass
^"ftPN (.).

(Cyperus ro-

ness.
(ra.)

Also

tundus).

moon.

or

^31

cir-

Colebr.

circle.

The disk of the sun

tree to

The

ful-

full,

(w.) Fulness, completeness.

s.

1.

^)

completed.

satisfied,

lower garment.

^fe + R. *H)

The branch of the

^f^3

(m. from

s.

^rRr + R.

$H ) A question,

a query.

which the victim

at a sacrifice

from R.

^ft + ^f^3 from R.

'tft + ^K) Quite

(mfn.

a.

clothes.

cumference or periphery of a
Alg. p. 87.

(mfn.

^1)1. The put-

(m.)

2.

(m. from

s.

tfk^

Also

from ^tf^ + R.

v. a.

+ ^TffcT

Fulfilled, satisfied, completed.

garments, wearing-apparel. (Beng.)

3. Clothes,

to De fulfilled or completed.

*rf^ft3 a.

(/.).

(mfn.).

ting on of clothes.

from

(mfn.

a.

Complaint, la-

^*

(mfn.

mentation, wailing.

Wearable,

CWT)

"^^J)

a.

1676

is tied.

mfn ^,4-021?^,)

Desirous

of obtaining.

*fft~f^

body-guard.

on a king.

^feH^I

(m.

s.

2.

An

(n.

guard, a

aid-de-camp, an attendant

Standing around a person.)

(Lit.

s.

1.

from^fe+R.

An

under-

garment.

^f^p

a.

lating, tremulous, shaking.

"fpKOll

(n.

s.

*tft+^3FT

Killing, slaughter.

m. from

^f^+ R. ^ Tiv )The going

2.

from R.

Abandonment,

+ ^<J)

(mfn.

a.

Perfectly ripe,

^1

skilled.

or

(f)

deserted, relinquished.

s.

(w.) Ripeness, maturity.

(m.

from^ + R.^)

turning or turning back

!

s.

(n.

Capital, stock, prin-

4.

enemy, an adversary.

^tf^Tte

2.

s.

(/w.)

A robber,

1.

(from

si

s.

Ripeness,

s.

(/.

^R4>3*ftU
Wi^)

^f^+^)
tft p Hr&t

Arrangement,

(n.

elegant, excellent,

ad. In order, regularly.

(/.).

a.

1.

a.

Exchange,

barter.

from ^tft + R.

(mfn.

2.

<S)

Exchange,

]'.

Re-

barter.

^ft + ^ftlT

from R.

Deserving a return or recompense.

Exchangeable,
or

method, order. Also

re-

2.

Permutation, vicissitude.

compense, requital.

*ffe+R.

3.

reciprocity.

a circum-

maturity, digestion.

^f^Rft

An

highwayman.

return for any thing received, a recompence, a

requital

from ^1^.1^) Circumventing,

1.

retreat, flight.

cipal.

ventor, a

t.

desertion,

Abandoned,

mature, digested

sff^t

^v^)

the relinquishing a thing.

into exile.

^tf^tf

Undu-

from R.

(mfn.

(re.)

fit

to be bartered.

\?1

2.

(f)

Exchangeableness, mutability.

Neat,

*tfi&&\

a.

(-f~3%mfn. *tf%33 + t^)

1.

1677

Exchanging, bartering.

Recompensing,

2.

re-

*Tf^"<na a. (mfn. *tfk+'ZJ5 from R.

warding.

kins'

change

*ffe^

Wealth,

reignty. 3.

^tf^TlT

4.

from^rf^ +

(m.

s.

2.

riches.

Re-

(m.)

1.

(-3

R.^)

1.

Abuse,
2.

Manu

^fTOTpfl

prudence, foresight, caution.

An

calumniator. 2.

(m. from

s.

(mfn. from

a.

^ff^TCp

a.

up of food

(-f^T mfn. ^tf^ttT+t^)

A plaintiff, a prosecutor.
5.
(m/k from

^tft' + R.

Shaven, shorn.

a.

(?.)

^)

Lit.

a.

Any

thing which surrounds or encloses: hence,

2.

ftt)

The

(mfn. from

^R*t> (>>.).

(mfn. from *tft" + 1%^) Beino;

(mfn.}

The disk of the sun

or moon.

Surrounding, encompassing.

1.

2.

Serving at table.
1.
'

Train, retinue, attendants, followers.

At-

served, being attended on.

from R.

(m. from *tfe + R.

+ R.f^t)

at table.

Proper to be attended on. Also

p11<tRHjirlFf

(mfn.

a.

a.

Cen-

surable, blameable, chargeable.

from *ffe + R.

(n.

serving

Accusing.

W\) The disk

tending on a person; serving at table.

A vma

(f. from

See

encompassing.

Wit,

Anguish, pain.

(mfn.} Surrounding,

a.

pro-

1.

2.

^fe + R.

of the sun or moon.

1.

Accusing,

2.

^ft + R.

(from

or lute with seven strings.

a.

in. 171.

s.

secutor, a plaintiff.

^f^tCll

m. from*if^ + R.f3)

one.

^ifrra*!

Thing, substance.

(mfn. from *tft + R.

s.

^t^RTl

Insignia of sove-

Calumniating, abusing, slandering.

charging,

Sur-

\)

younger brother who marries before an elder

accusation, a charge.
a.

from R.

(mfn.

a.

That

1.

reproach, slander, calumny, a stigma.

Bif<<lll<P

master, a superior, an

rounded, attended by.

Lit.

which surrounds or encompasses ; hence,

tinue, train, attendants.

p. 423).

In ex-

^tf^s?

from^Tfe+R. <T^)

(m.

s.

tf^3)

in lieu of, instead of.

for,

Gr.

Wil-

owner.

case of

ad. (locat.

1678

^tfk

*fft"

The

t'PCC<I^r

c
1

sheath or scabbard of a sword, &c.

(rc.)

s.

a thing.

2.

Enclosure, the surrounding

1.

Attendance at table, the serving

out of bread, &c.

Clothes,
outer garments.

Mohun P.

(m. from *tft" +

dation.

2.

*f"te*tl

p. 72.

R.3^)

1.

An inun-

water-course, a drain.

younger one.

Manu

in: 171.

^f^rfg (m.).
o
!*. (n.^+^5: i)Growth

Also

*tfb|f3 and

tft^

an addition, an appendage.

Manu

(from

a.

^itTf^fe s. (m. from

+ R. f^T ) An elder
brother who remains unmarried after the marriage of a

s.

increase

One who

(mfn.

Sur-

rounded, enclosed, encompassed.

A
rospermum
(Calamus

xn. 109.

^ft + R. #*T)

carves food at table.

^f<<v^

acerifolium).

fasciculatus).
s.

(/. from

devotion, mendicancy.

2.

tree (Pte-

sort of reed

Wilson.

^f^ + R. <J

Ascetic

1679

^rfl"

Stft^MS

dering about,

Also

^fe + R. <[^) WanA religious mendicant.

(mfn. from

a.

(ra.)

s.

the capacity of a vessel.

(m. from

si

disrespect, contempt.

^fet^TT

a.

^jf^ + R.
Also

(mfn. from

a.

be disregarded or despised, contemptible.

^TfeWt

from

(mfn.

(-^

s.

who measures
*tfTft3

(-f^T

a.

*Tfet3l

Also

{mfn.').

mea-

ttfk+Sti&D

R.H1)

from

as to quantity.

(m.).

^tf^+R. f) To

act of

Fit to be measured, requiring to be ascertained

Disregard,
1^.-^3

The

2.

suring;;.

^1^11^ (-^.).

*)l<^<

1680

ffil

or weighs.

^fift^fe

(mfn.

a.

from^fe+R.Hl) One

m.

^1

Measured, meted, denned.

ff^fa)

Hi)

from R.

(/.) or

"3"

(w.) Measuredness, definiteness.

Despising, disrespecting.

^feM

course, conversation.
proof.

An

3.

^'W

^fe' +

(n.

s.

^i'R
1.

economy.

2.

+ ^"1^)

Discourse, con-

promise, an agreement.

A summary interpretation of difficult terms.

A preface. Mohun P. p. 100. 5. A techniTarachand Ch.

cal term.

^f^fe + ^JH) Frugality,

(m.

engagement, a promise.

versation, speech.

4.

s.

Abuse, reproach, re-

2.

3.

fU^Jir

Address, dis-

Parsimonious, frugal, economical.

tPrfH^si

H^^+mn)

(m.

s.

Mo-

deration, temperance, restraint of the appetite.

^jTfe^T^Fr

n.

^rftto+c^^)

Temperance, moderation.
t

tft^3 a.

from^fr + R.

(w/ra.

Disregarded,

disrespected, contemned, vanquished, defeated.

fftT^W
Who

(-?

s.

m. from

^ft + R.

flftfel-t>Ul
^4iloU -f

^)

(-f^

a.

mfn.

^f^fe +

Mohun P.

Temperate.

(mfn. from

a.

p. 120.

Mea-

uses the goods of another person without

Manu

leave.

surable, ascertainable as to extent or quantity,

n. 201.

finite,

to 1*1

s.

(m.

v\fk+

(^1) The

(illegal) en-

^1

ponderable, calculable.

(y.) or

(w.) Measureableness, calculableness.

joyment or use of (another person's) property.

The guarding
PHT5ST s. (m. from

^f^+ R.

about, a going astray

a mistake, an error.

(mfn.

a.

A wandering
Fallen, degraded,

or

keeping a thing well.

^tf^fe? a.

(mfn.

^ft" + ^"fe3) Well guard-

ed, well preserved, well kept.

corrupted.
s.

(mfn. from

a.

Hft + R.

dering, or roaming about,

s. (?w.)

SjSI)

Wan-

A mendicant

ytftS^FT

s.

(^tfe + H^FT) An
(m.)

^fk^\\

(m. from

a.

(mfn.

An embrace.

^if^+R.

^ft + 'Jf )

Cleared

off,

dis-

charged, paid.

pilgrim.

scent.

^ft

2.

s.

The
(n.

1.

orbit,

perfume,

circle.

^ft+R. Hi)

an exquisite

trituration of perfumes.

from

Well dried up.

1.

Measure;

conclusion, a

termination, an end, a limit.

from R.

1.

^ft

*tfk

1681

A payment,

the discharge of a debt.

An enumera-

Re-

2.

turn, reward, retaliation, recompense.

tion,

^fe + R.^H.)

(mfn. from

a.

Dis-

one's self of an obligation.

*tf^ft[

^)

from *tfe + R.

a. (mfn.

Fatigue,

exhaustion, distress,

sff^3<^

g,

tft + R.

Gr.

s.

p. 474).

vice, attendance.

Tl^"*) A person pertain-

ing to an assembly

fftpfftl

2.

2.

(-^%

s.

Wilkins'

about or around,

Near approach.

m.

3. Ser-

^ft + ^PT

border, a boundary, a limit.

a spectator at a play.

Near

^) A

from R.

A movement

1.

cial purposes.

(m. from

Ground con-

(f from^ft" + R.^ + ITl

circumambulation.

s.

1.

mountain, &c.

sembly, a court, a meeting, especially for judi-

*tf%m

(m.~)

river,

(m.

s.

*Tf^Wl

from^ + R.^nt) An as-

(J.\f.

from R.

going round or surrounding.

) Fatigue,

labour.

toil,

s.

a town,

to

from

Width, extent, dimension.

Fatigued,

itfkztf

(f. from

hand, contiguous,

tiguous

exhausted, distressed.
s.

at

endeavour.

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.

r. ^Tri) Enumerated.

sfft^R

distress, pains, exertion, toil,

*ifWJfi

a recapitulation.

*rf^1^7t3a.

charging a debt, making a payment, clearing

(m. from ^tft' + R.

1682

2.

1.

The upshot of

a business.

tf^^TftTT

Fit to

be cleansed or

P)[<fc$U

s.

cleanness.

The

2.

^ft + R. ^)

repairing a building,

v. a.

a.

accurate,

To

A foster-child,

(m.~)
1.

Purity,

Decoration, embellishment.

sincere, upright,

ra.)

^lt^)

purified.

(m. from

foster-child.

from ^tft +

(mfn.

a.

(m.)

*ff4M*i

See

3.

Pure, clear, neat

intelligent,

The coloured housings of an

^tf^^ts.

(m.

from^ft + R.

a.

(m.).

2.

Power, strength.

Cleansing, purifying.
ing, embellishing.

2.

Decorating,

^)

1.

adorn-

Also

^f^3l

^PCP
(mfn. from

a.

scoured,

purified.

Hf^" + 3>)

2.

1.

Cleansed,

Adorned, embellished,

decorated.

(f fromHft + R.

s.

(n.

s.

confutation

Vinous or

ftfk+S&%

from R. ")

the repelling of a charge.

Tf^ffl
brace.

s.

An elephant's coloured housings.

(m. from *lft" + R.

^T)

;5

An em-

1.

2.

Dis-

respectful treatment.

*fft"$XflTr a (mfn. from ^fft + R. ")

(m.)

moving

Wilson.

Com-

3.

about, agitation, commotion.

distilled liquor.

mfn.).

DeAlso

motion, agitation, vibration.

A
from ^ft" + R.

(mfn.

1.

the hair with flowers, &c.

coration of

to polish, to decorate.

^tf^^R^

child.

See

elephant.

clever.

cleanse, to scour, to clean,

an adopted

be refuted or repelled

tff^^M. a.
to

be laughed
5

(mfn. from
at,

Fit to

deserving disrespect.

*fft + R.

laughable, ridiculous.

Fit

1683

1684
a.

Laughed

(mfn.

at,

^^t^tt^T

ridiculed.

^Tfel^"

draught at chess.

from^tf^ + R. ^1) Reduction,

(n.

s.

*TfeTR

1.

tation, the repelling of a charge.

med

confu-

^ft + R.

1.

Re-

confuting an argument.

2.

(mfn. from

pelling a charge

(mfn. contract, of

a.

1')

(to.)

Sfft + ip3 from R.

(mfn.

a.

Fit to be treated with contempt,

s.

(to.)

2.

from

3^)

ff^" + R.

^TftXt 7

:
(mfn. from tf^ + R.

a.

ridiculing,

(_f^T\

joking.

from

^ft^^)

Standing water.

3.

ffl^t3"

(to.)

See

(to.

for

s.

Laugh-

contempt.

Laugh-

gation,

1>

fft"

+ R. ^)

Also

mfn.).

a.

(mfn. from *Tf

+R.

able, ridiculous.

3.

(mfn.

a.

sffc + ft^ from R. *H) Put

round, put on (as a garment), clothed, clad.

(mfn. from *tf^" + R.

a.

futed, repelled.
s.

(p.

^)

2.

Enquiry, investi-

%)

(mfn. from

tSI a.

to be tried, proper to

^t^t^l
tion,

s.

Also^t^fe
R.A.S.

i.

sfatfeS

a.

*tfe+R.

^)

'Wt^

(n.)

See As. Res.

i.

^fk + ^^S from

R.

(m.

(to.)

See

(to.)

See

fromR."^)

Also ^t^F^T (n.)

iracfecZ.

test

a.

^<Pil1

test.

389. Trans.

94.

(mfn.

s.

Fit

(mfn.).

an ordeal, an experiment, a
!

See ffi?rftJl

2.

1.

A joint in a cane or reed.

(Beng. from Portug. porro)

Leek (Allium Porrum). Hort. Ben.

test.

from*11^" + R.^3S) Investiga-

(f.

trial,

WWl
^ft^H

Investi-

be brought to the

Also

requiring a proof.

Readiness, willingness.

H^s.

^5)

Service.

2.

Con-

1.

fairy.

gating acutely, trying, bringing to the

NW

philosophical discussion.

Treated with disrespect.

^t^ttd?<? a. (mfn. from*Tf^" + R.

Disrespect,

See

^.R %si

Furniture.

1.

See *tfr<rte

Mirth,

sport, laughter.

See

Sowing around.

*RtTte
(to.

(to.

s.

f)

bracelet.
s.

See

(to.)

s.

Treating with contempt or disrespect.

*tf^"^P

Sur-

Gr. 692). Entirely given.

a.

at,

^)

an enemy).

in (as

2. Disrespect,

disregard.

ing

or

rounded, circumambulated, encompassed, hem-

from^f^ + R.

(to.

s.

move

Also

(mfn. *tft" + t^3 from R.

a.

diminution, decrease.

(m. from

s.

p. 24.

Sans. Last year.

(mfn.^^ + ^) Pertaining to

s.

1.

bladder.

2.

last year.

Carey.

packet.

^t^ffi a. (mfn.) Severe, unkind, harsh, contumelious,

abusive (as speech),

or harsh language, abuse.

Prionitis).

3.

(to.)

s.

2.

tree

(n.)

1.

Unkind

plant (Barleria

(Xylocarpus gra-

natum).
)

Examined, investigated, tried, brought to the test.

^^s. (n.) The joint or knot in a reed.

See

fp[\

1685

^tC^ ad.

*tR3

(locat. case of

pf5T'4^ 3 from R.

(jw/h.

a.

Afterwards,
5

another (world), defunct, dead.

^C<^S<ttN
thet of

s.

% Gone
(n.)

A ghost.

s.

(Lit.

The king of

the dead.)

ftWf^ ad. Sans, (from^+T) On the next

day; to-morrow.

sjTT^W

On

>

pJ(.<**rf^ft

*fR^i
many

s.

See

from

(/.

W
3.

(m.)

plant

1.

An epithet

(Curcuma xanthorrhiza).

cloud, rain.

or be green.

(n.)
3.

+ t^) A cow

(m.)

leaf.

2.

The palasa

tree

1.

The pan

^FFT?

(mfn. from

^+

(Butea frondosa).

(*tCf*R) The

figure of a

A
^5^) Not

(nil

*iTO^? + ^3) The

within

perfect

*fft

Yates' Gr. p. 411.

tense (in grammar).

A sort of basil (Ocymum

(m.

s.

beyond the

^Rl^ + ^FU)

sight,

An

object

ticular tree

^intl^S
Assistance

(mfn.

^+S^<*>'to)

ing or assisting another

Also

humane,

(/.

^IvPf

5.

(from

Help-

-^Tt^tT^UJ

patch.

hu-

S.

par-

made

hut

false

To

v. a.

(,4 .A,?*

order, a licence, a

(p.

WC W

of

bottom, a

patch.

to;

screens

division

or partition in a room.

passport, a warrant.
(/. from

2.

To break wind backwards.

manity, kindness, readiness to assist others.

s.

tree.

+ 3^) A

beneficent.

HRt^rf^r+ 31
An

1.

leaves, a hermitage.

mfn.^.

HwH<rtR\il s

*i"RT^t

(m.)

^K+S&S) A

(m.

s.

Leaved,

(Butea frondosa).

given to another.
a.

s.

an imperceptible thing.
)

sanctum).

(-fTT

a.

having leaves,

sfRl^Tsf

hut made of

leaves and grass, an arbour, a hermitage.

(m.)
s.

man made

of leaves on the occasion of solemn obsequies.

sight, invisible, imperceptible.

i^vS

or betel-leaf.

bearing

stranger.

*fC

Thunder.

2.

of Indra, the deity presiding over

pfaflfS) To make

WWjfT

sferft&ifc (mfn. vfc + Qfite) Nourished by a

a.

Glass,

the atmosphere.

^C x

calves.

^iTTR^

s.

p. 77.

(/.)
s.

tree

tree (Hibiscus populneoides).

p. 38.

s.

Mohun P.

p. 103.

Transparent, pellucid, clear,

t<t*'Tl a.

"5pT from

the next day; to-morrow.

Mohun P.

^+

(from

Sans,

ad.

IK.^. *1.)

(-^m. ^iT^ + Tfe) An epi-

Yama.

Hort. Ben.

(Ficus fruticosa).

to

^ffe+H5!)

(from

s.

after.

1686

cockroach.

Also

v/s.

u^&wlj^)

(p. fjiy

of a fault or blemish.

sty)

patronizing.

1.

The concealment

2. Protection.

(Lit.

The

covering with a screen or curtain.)

(/.)

fectiosa).

The waved-leaf fig-tree (Ficus

Also

(/.

and -ffr^T

in-

(p. ^j-ijJ

a person's faults.

2.

*^j)

h The

Protection.

concealing

1687

1688

^Root,

(^ft)

i.

To

t^|

go, to move.

(m. from ^Tft' + R.

s.

(m.)

(Oldenlandia

small

biflora,

used in medicine

plant

^$PTt*U (H^ + p.^) A counterpane

and other species).

for a bedstead.

kind of red aluminous earth brought

from Surat.

Carey.

a.

i.

^Root,

i.

Togo,

to move.
T

(^ft)

s.

To

fill

(out).

n from R. tfftj)

1.

division in a book.

3.

knot, a

A designation

days in the lunar month, as the

tain

t^

7r

4.

^rf^

2.

a holiday.

festival,

occasion.

8.

7.

An

moment, an

new

5.

^f^ +

a.

(mfn.

mountain or

^^W^"

a.

The

sign.

mountain, a

so,

^.

*fWtTT s.

(mfn.

*fWTfr

Also

(mfn.

(m.)

full

2.

s.

^fe +

Up

as far as,

to,

&c).

^HH)

The com-

^Kb + ^I
A

lWir

mountaineer.

^f^+Ttfq")

(m.

s.

(f.

^ ^^1)
+

Opposition,

(m.

s.

from R.

^)

Deviation

The night of the

sixth, eighth,

tSl^

a.

(mfn.

^f^" +

petent, able, adequate,

) Sufficient,
fit,

com-

suited.

each half month.

*K^+*rf^)

The moment of the

1.

full

knuckle, a

and change

s.

(f.

^tft^-^rtfl.)

^t^+SlSH )

The day of a

1.

Sufficiency,

adequateness, fitness, satisfaction. 2.

The ward-

ing off a blow.

^irfhrr
"i^Tte: s . (from

Com-

(mfn.

from an observance, neglect of a duty.

moon, and of the

in

moun-

end, termination.

contradiction.

Wilkins' Gr.
hills,

pleted, finished, ended, terminated.

of the moon.

festival.

A great-grand-

TW^+*p) Ground which extends

a.

^<T3t -

^*$tf^
joint.

a,. (Ben,.)

to (a town, river, mountain,

^$4^1

and tenth days

s.

(/.

^tW+^tt^R) Formed

mountain, gibbous.

(n.

new and

(m.)

pleting or finishing a thing

a.

s.

e. g.

until, unto.

hill.

Situated on a

901). Pertaining to mountains or

tainous,

com-

Wilson.

instant.

(mfn.).
a.

in

(mfn.) Extending as far as the great-

&c), from

right,

6.

opportunity, an

^^5+^)

class

a boundary.

member

hill.

like a hill or

<|f3

R.^^

(m. from

limit,

grandson, including the great-grandson (as a

t
s.

$S3)

pounds of the bahuvrihi

s.

^N^S

traveller.

and

Particular periods of

of the sun's entering a

(m.

s.

Frequently used as the latter

of cer-

full

the year, as the equinox, solstice, &c.

moment

^f^+^^T) a roaming or wan-

s . (n.

change of the moon, and the 6th, 8th, and 10th

of each half month.

(m.)

s.

3rtj Wander-

dering about, a peregrination.

joint in a cane, or in the body, a knuckle.

(mfn. from ^tft' + R.

ing about, roaming,

^Root,

*J^T

*ffP^

See

bedstead.

3T^?) Abed,

order,

s.

(m. from

^ft + R. t)

1.

Regular

arrangement, proper disposal, method,

succession, turn.

2.

list

of synonymes.

1690

1689

*ftJtir53

a. (mfn. *f *PllT

Superseded,

^iH^lxJ

s.

(?.)

bricklayer, a plasterer.

supplanted.

*$*\<p

vjWHHlM

WW+IM)

(n.

s.

by

sleeping and watching, sleeping

Alte mate

(corrupt, of

s.

^H^U

from

(/.

turns.

(Ruellia longifolia)

^lUl-j^lW

According

tfpm +

(from

Sans,

ad.

x>

't^hni ad. Sans, (instrum.

By turns, by rotation.

^t^H^

^ft+villH b*! )

s (n.
.

^fS^

<RJ A

+ R.

also several other plants.

or injuring the flesh.)

1SFT

*?) Debt.

young shoot, a

(n.) Flesh, meat.

s.

*W s.(H.h)

A battalion.

p. 149.

(corrupt, of

s.

plant

sprout, a twig, a blade of grass, a straw.

Circum-

spection, attentive observation.

s . (.

bedstead.

(from the French peloton)

^JtC^TtM

Drawing

Mohun P.

case of

^fi^^T

(Lit.

to rotation, in turn.

i"^$) A

A coral.

1.

2.

ladle.

3.

sort

of red beads.

H^HtS

Excluded, pro-

a. (mfn.

^Hl*!

s.

exception.

^f^3

^ff^ +

(m. from

(mfn.

a.

(from sffl

v. a.

hibited, declared improper.

away, to

to run

flee,

^ ?)

+ R.

To

escape,

See

to elope, to abscond.

+ R. 33^) An
*Ht3\5l

cor-

Stale,

?)

WW)

(from

s.

Flight,

retreat,

escape.

rupted, tainted, not fresh.

(m.)

from R.

t^)

An

onion (Allium Cepa).

Re-

fugitive, a run-

*Rl +R. t" ?)

Flight, retreat,

(from

a.

search, investigation, enquiry.

away, a deserter.
s.

ifjfFl

(m. for

^l*^) An

s.

(/.)

(~\f-

axe, a hatchet.

*KftFT

rib.

for

escape, an elopement.
s

assembly, especially

tft^ q. v.)

when convened

court,

an

HtWft

for judicial

purposes.

Root,

Hft3

To

go,

To

preserve.

move.

to

x.

a.

escaped,

't

s.

(m.)

1.

weight of gold or

to four karshas.
sixtieth part of a

four seconds.

Straw

(m.)

silver

Colebr. Alg. p. 2.

2.

equal

Tarachand Ch.
threshing.

3.
5.

Flesh.

4.

(Beng.)

wink,

v. a.

(ra.) 1.

To wink.

Wfl
*rf^<ft
a

*W + R. ^

?)

Run away,

tree

2. (rc.)

(Butea frondosa).

A leaf,

a.

(mfn.)

.fforf.

1.

Green.

1.

Pitiless, cruel.

s.

(-f%>

in general.

(from 1+??) The twinkling of an eye, a

*W + R. ^?) Fleeing,

absconded, defeated, routed.

fled,

.Ben. p. 53.
2.

sloping or bevelled edge.

5

*Mrl

(mfn. from

One-

danda, or a period of twenty-

after

(mfn. from

(mn.) Straw.

s.

a.

escaping, absconding.

P
i.

(from

s.

calf.

5.

2.

(/.)

1.

The Butea

tree

frondosa.

An old woman.

2.

A cow

with

1691

1692
a.

(mfn.) Gray-haired, hoary, old.

Grayness of the

^f^F3l

(femin. of

s.

s.

sprouts and twigs.

*tp3)

1.

An

woman.

old

&Ji) The wick of a candle. 3. A

seton for the extraction of pus. Tarachand Ch.
(Beng.

2.

a.

The wick of a
P

Ai'

<

i dL

Ben.

s.

A plant

candle.

^^P"^

Mohun P.

^Mi

s.

Hort.

trict

chrysalis, a silk-worm.

P lant (Bambusa Balcooa, Box.).

im

damaged, decayed.
(from the French peloton)

(from *rff"fa) Rustic,

(*TftH"f3 or pf tlrf^)
e

x.

To go, to move.
To touch.

2.

Hl
s

(mfn. from

s.

^)

1) Wool,

(p.

3.

To bind,
To hinder,

4.

W^ft a.

(from

cloth.

iJfoAwre

Fit for cattle.

fur.

Aj) Woollen.

p.

corps or

Woollen

P.

Belonging to a body

(from

(m.)

s.

1.

See

troops, a batallion.
a.

a dis-

a village.

a.

Injured,

A country,

^tf^ + SflU)

(m.

to obstruct.

suffer loss, to decay, to de-

Also

(/.).

to fetter.

To

hamlet, a small village.

countiyman.

crease.

body of

(/.)

Root,

p. 64.

v. a.

paired,

small pond.

*iHpMt a.

s*

s.

^f^fTO s

(Hibiscus cannabinus).

p. 52.

Having many

(mfn. from ^l?^^")

a.

(re.)

hair.

^t(. <

(from

v. a.

p. 72.
<c

l.

To

enter, to

go

into.

of troops.
^"e^sjl

The

i.

s.

leaves of the patola (Tricho-

santhes diceca).

2.

fish

(Perca bifurca).

^s.(m.)
A goat.
4.

^e^^^f

s.

(mn.)

s.

(m. for

small

artificial

*\W$?)

^^nJf^RooT, x.
To purify. Also

A bed,

(^M^uRl)

pond.

An

1.

3.

A beast, an
A victim.

animal in general.
Trans.

inferior deity attendant

B.A.S.

on Siva.

soul (in the tenets of the Pasupatas).

B.A.S.

a bedstead.

i.

-s3l (/.)or

570.

(re.)

2.

i.

455.

5.

The

Trans.

The na-

ture or state of a beast,

1.

To

cut.

2.

*$ft#T a.

and

{mfn.

^+3^

from

Pertaining to the animal kingdom or to beasts

^Root,
^ffj?"

(m.)

s.

(*iWf3) To

i.

go.

generally.

large basket or matted shed for

keeping corn.

^tf^

s.

(rem.)

si

(Lit.

young shoot, a

sprout, a twig,

a blossom, a blade of grass, a straw.

The

^3^1

(m.

^+#1) An

epithet of Siva.

lord of animals: see ^t*jL)

s.

(re.

^i^+C^OT)

The

driving of

cattle.

^Pr<rmft3i

(/.

^^ifiTL+^i)

The picking up of straws

(Lit.

hence) The dealing

tfi^h

ad. Sans.

(^+^^)

Like animals,

brutal, irrational.

with

trifles,

superficial

a.

knowledge.

(-T^Xmfn.

Picking up straws

^+^1^)

laying hold of

trifles.

Flrjk^

s.

(m.

^1^+^^) A

fastening; cattle.

string

or

tie

for

1694

1693

The

I^+TIkI^ ) A lion.

(. from

s.

(Lit.

ISEffl

aa\

(Saws.

quently, behind.

^rjiTW

(.

$.

Afterwards,

1.

subse-

after,

Westward.

2.

h>K +

^FFTl

s.

W^fl

The

Ex-

1.

generally

To

extend, to

1.

measure of

five

sers.

H^^"

A tree

s.

2.

Carey.

(Xylocarpus Granatum).

Hort.

p. 28.

p. 152.

{-f^nifn. 1"l>K + 3f^)

a.

+R.

druggist, a corn-chandler, a grocer.

Ben.

Mohun P.

rear of an army.

A becoming

2.

(from ^1

v. a.

after.

(TOTf^+^FP

s.

+^Tt^f from R.

expand, to enlarge, to spread out.

1*rtft

*i*bl*f1fe*l 5 P

publicity.

WSPi+^T)

Repenting, regretting, penitent.

Succeeding, following, coming

shower.

(from

i.

known,

(JjS^^i.

a.

or other vessel in which things

tension, enlargement.

Repentance, re-

gret, remorse.

W^ft.

A basket

s.

are laid out for sale.

king of animals.)

Remaining behind, following

1*pfU A measure of five sers.

1*SW1

(from

u. a.

after.

See
?)

1*iWt

To

repent, to

regret.
a. (>ra/.)

Hindmost, behind,

1.

after.

2.

I^lfwl

Western.

lR>*ll
tern,

(from

a.

The

1.

s.

I^US)

(from

a.

Repenting,

re-

gretting, penitent.

ifW)

1.

west.

Locked jaw, trismus.

2.

Hinder.

2.

Wes(corrupt, of

^^.4 ) An

eighth part of the

day, or a division comprising about three hours.

*fPbWt*P

Ifte + ^tiTO)

(mfn.

Facing

1"^t>

A theme

substituted for R.

W% in the

A
Hort. Sen.

Sans, (the imper. of

indecl.

stitute of

R.

Root,

x.

bind, to

touch.

Wa

(It^fe
2.

To

l^ilfvS)

i.

1.

i.

to hinder.

i.

3.

To
To

il^j )

The

(from h.

ad. Before, pre-

first,

1l^

^)

of T

(Wt&)
To

Clear, evident, plain.

and

bind, to
3.

tie.

x.

To

(INuRl
2.

To

touch.

To

(1Wf3)

To

To

arrive at,

to

p. <_?^->)

The name of one of the

barbarous tribes enumerated by Manu.

See

x. 44.

or

go,

Also, with the insertion of a nasal,

x.

(m.

s.

Manu

hinder, to
4.

btgacl^>)

reach, to attain.

go, to move.

(1*rf3) and

destroy,

to annihilate.

T*!"^*

(h.

a.

the sub-

and l^ttfe)

To oppose,

obstruct, to oppose.

to move.

plant (Piper sylvaticum).

p. 4.

viously.

(corrupt.

Root,

watchman.

See! behold!

tie.

4.

ISX) A

first

four tenses of the verb.

1*fr

(from

s.

the west.

(p. oc-j) Choice, selection, approbation.

11 Root,

i.

To

(irreg.

times with ^1 prefixed to

it.

drink.
it.

preserve, to protect,

to shelter,

exercise sovereignty.

With

protect, to preserve.

s.

(p.

b)

leg,

foot.

1ft

Some-

efts)

to

reign,

to

prefixed,

To

to

TO

1695

p Tfrl)

(corrupt, of

s.

fourth, a quarter.

foot.

One-

(p.

footman,

AJLICj) (Land)

(p.

non-re-

let to

^)

^)

(from

a.

^fl^fT^T

*JU[<^gl a

leavened bread.

loaf,

(corrupt, of

Carey.

<lj from ^TTtf^

a messenger, a watchman.

tft^

2.

In accounts twelve pai are

reckoned one ana.

S

1.

5.

1696

Mud,

Occasioned by mire or mud.

species of fish

tum, Buchanan's

mire.

(Ophidium puncta-

MSS.y

Carey.

sident tenants.

A beam

on

To

v. a.

the

^fT^

^fe^

obtain, to get,

*tts33li

s,

(from

to

acquire,

woman's

to

The obtaining

meet with,

^T\3"Pni1

The

a thing,

*tfe3)

(from

a.
s.

after a

1.

An

incision

purpose of introducing a foreign

for the

2.

(from ^t^r5 *^)

A medicinal

Carey.

^HOKKp,

twig, a rod, a cane, a goad.

2.

finding, obtaining,

Due.

ffe\3)

rod, a staff.

incision for inoculating a person.

^ffij^^j

s.

1.

Also

^^3)

(from

day

to cause

or meeting with a thing.

a.

^fi>3)

noun of

(v.

s.

decoction.

An

*Tt\3Tl

fifth

to obtain, to procure.

(from

The

delivery.

small-pox, &c.

or meet-

To bring

of

(caus.

into contact, to cause to

^tt^ s.

substance into the system, as the virus of the

awning.

gain, acquisition.

a.

v.

An

2.

^3)

ing with a thing

or

Five.

(from

s.

made

sail.

mud

find, to gain.

Solder.
1.

(corrupt, of

a.

^ffiPT

*H^s.

Pertaining to

support other

Carey.

meet with, to

to

pillars to

rafters of a pitched roof;

side-pieces of a roof.

receive

(from

a.

pedlar.

mire.

laid

beams, or the

^ttf^TllI

Hi<fri<.. (p-jICj)

a.

+ a.

(from

The

brine used in

Entitled to receive
v. a.

successor, an heir.

(caus. of

^)

making

Quinquennial.
salt.

TUbU?)

To cause

foreign substance to be introduced into the sys-

(m.) Dust.

s.

^*1r$ffr3

(mfn.

^J+Ttf&3

from R.

Covered with dust.

a.

(mfn. from

singing.

v. a.

incision
i'T

Ht^ s
T^vl
5

fi^3

s.

s.

To

made

introduce a medicine into an

in the body, to inoculate.

Y\\e, abject, contemptible.

>l"1

Bengali metre or mode of

^TM) Covered with dust,

dusty.
s>

incision, to cause to inoculate.

sort of

TfVj
^t 05

a.

tem by an

(m.) Dust.

SeefM.

'ftf^T
T

distaff.

(corrupt, of

row, a range.

s.

fence-wall.

TTE>ftf3 a< (corrupt, of

s.

(corrupt, of

N*tf) The

^i^J^) A

fifth.

pedigree.

1WI

1697

^tfaR

n^T )
1

of

(corrupt,

s.

1698

To

Also

rib.

To

v. a.
v. a.

A wisp,
^tlfe

An

s.

remove a

to

facilitate,

difficulty

digest

To be wound,

to writhe

a bundle,

or

To

v. a.

Also P TT5(,

almanack.

^ ^W ^)

turn a screw, to whirl, to obstruct.

See

twist, to

sff^WT.

(m.

s.

tree

(Carissa Carondas).

^1

(h. l^b )

s.

young animal, a he-goat.

turn-screw.

vl/

V!;

(from

s.

ttl)

she-goat.

t1WSP

s.

(tffe + T^F)

pool.

2.

Any

1.

An

eddy, a whirl-

wheel.

silk-cotton

(Bom-

circular motion.

3.

Disposing of his
4.

sum

daughter in marriage for a stipulated

money.

(Lit.

Collusion, cabal.

of

^M^Ol

Selling a she-goat.)

s.

The capsule of the

byx Caiba).

o
*it3

a. (corrupt, of

*ffcj)

1.

Pale or yellowish

To

v. a.

white.

2.

Reserved

Sftf?^

s,

(Columba

(^ft^+^D A

species

of dove

Carey.

torquata).

The width of a

Also

river.

H^Sj^5 )

(corrupt, of

^1^32

WR

The

corolla or petals of a flower.

(^ + 3^)

ad.

An

Reluctantly.

eddy, a whirlpool.
Fallen into disorder

row, a range, a
or confusion, perplexed.

The back-part of

s.

s.

a rank.

line,

have recourse

Also

to a thing.

seize, to hold, to

for seed (as a gourd),

a.

a house.

(from^ + *|T3ltt3)

Insidious,

artful, designing.

n l>l ip0ll1

s.

p
(from [TJ[t\5) Pertaining

to the

^^^1

gm

fo

y See

back-part of a house.

m. from

thin cake

made

2.

of pulse.

(ra.)

A tree

Concocted,
itsi ad. Entirely, wholly, altogether.

h4

s.

s.

1.

(corrupt, of

^^)

(m. from R.

tf\

p$^?Tj

a.

v. a.

Wilkins' Gr. 822).

143.

Manu

p.

c/U) Washed,

6.

A circular motion, an eddy.

To cook

food

7.

A boil.

(JBeng.^)

(from

clean.

3"5$t^T) To

clean, to

wash.
kitchen.

u.

The young of an animal. 4. The diof food. 5. (Beng?) The twisting of a

v. a.

To be

particular sacrifice.

3.

gestion
rope.

2.

a.

mature, digested.

Ripeness, maturity, the being well cooked or

ripened.

Fever in an elephant.

(Costus speciosus).

ripe,

(from

Ashes.

1.

An

epithet

of Indra.

HTtf*Wlf^

s.

(m. from

^*TtTFT)

The son

of Indra.
v. a.

twisted or screwed round

*J

l^lsj

turnscrew.

mi

1699

1700

^3?)

(/ewin. of

animal.

The young of an

1.

{Being, from ^53?)

2.

fan.

Cooked, matured, made of brick.

a.

1.

2.

The

or

-TpTtt!C3

^tt^ft
round.
u. a.

(from R. fflS))

ripen, to mature, to cook.

To cause

1.

^t^Tl

s-

^i^itkrf
p

iW5t

WtnW

(Vrfe + A .y

s.

?)

when

other plants

The

hair

hemp

stalks of

^"fah

or

^1*1

(from

Mutually agreed

itfl?

(from R.

fowler,

g^fl)

s.

A turban.

mad,

Foolish,

chisel,

fin.

to the elbow.

^) A

Also

1.

feather.

insane.

s.

maniac,

lunatic

madman.

^t^J^tTl

j^Wff+i.

s.

tftfj

asylum.

(corrupt, of

s.

(corrupt, of

a.

upon, arranged, settled.

*tf^) A bird.

(corrupt, of

s.

s.

the fibres have been stripped

a.

Wl + ^tftU3) A

Carey.

off.

fan.

The arm from the shoulder

2.

tomb.

GraY hair> hoai7

CW^&i^S)
(from

s.

(from

s.

To

-^JTfe3
See 'TO

fan.

twist round,

to screw.

*j'i<$i<M<^

v. a.

(corrupt, of

s.

3.

fish.

wing, a feather.

a bird-catcher.

To

2.

to

of a

fin

Twisted

2.

(corrupt, of ffSf) Is

kitchen.

T^)

W^

bird.

To cook,

&

*H^M) A

(from

maniac, an

idiot,

madman.

to ripen,

to ferment, to suppurate.

Foolish, insane,

large species of fig-tree (Ficus infec-

Hort. Ben.

toria).

p. 66.

. Pertinacious,

*rtWW

headstrong, self-willed.

^ttC^ ad. (from p Tfa) For the sake

count

mad.

of,

on ac-

madness,

WfU

of.

(from^t^H)

s.

Foolishness, insanity,

idiotcy.

A mad woman,

(from

a female

idiot.

m. from 4ftfc***j

fowler, a bird-

v. a.

To

extricate, to get out of a dif-

catcher.
ficulty

(corrupt, of
2.

The

fin

of a

^t^)

1.

3.

fan.

fish.

by a stratagem.

a wing.

feather,

-5Ftf^3

^"Ip&M

To moult

v. a.

To

flap, to

strike with the wing.

(m.)

heretic,

adopting; the exterior

not

renting

the

f.

drum

small

v. a.

^tW^TO

^,
To

(from

Hindu

a heterodox

marks of the
See

classes, but

FW

s.

A kind

of

fossil salt.

^fttf^ (SHB + C^Tto for^

s.

salt.

^3.

Mohun P.
5

(corrupt, of

f^H)

kind of

Buchanan's MSS.).

wash, to clean.

^M + W)

stroke with the wings of a bird.

blow or

ttSWSd
*Ttf^[K3

(from

a.

w. a.

To

Kitchen-

p. 38.

(Silurus sagittatus,

or tabor.

rinse, to

earth-

See

brown.
v. a.

Mud-coloured,

(from

a.

p FSf*l

Tawny.

perceive, to discover.

fish

Also

1702

*tt3Tl

1701

^TT^

^H-^

R.

(mfn.

a.

765) Concocting, digestive

s.

(m.)

^Tt^yl

cook.

(n.

s.

R.

causing to ripen.

2. Fire.

3.

The

(from R.

s,

HtU^

1.

^+31^)

Wilkins' Gr.

1.

The

2.

&c.

3. Expiation,

penance.

^^s-U)

(p.

(from R. *t%;)

a.

4. (m.) Fire.

a.

pftv3lt^5lt*rl

Lowness, vulgarity,

(p. <UU-U)

5.

Also

meanness, baseness.

as a jingle)

To

(corrupt, of

s.

W^)

cook, to dress

*H$3FP
The back-part of

(m. from

s.

demon) The conch

a.

(from

in wrestling.

2.

1.

To winnow

To throw

The grap-

(from

(from^T^) To winnow

(^jl^ + Tfa)

tftKgl?"

s.

"11^1

(from

s.

s.

*h^3tCU3) A

(from

part of any

v. a.

tling,

To throw

fall

v. a.

To

in

*fta?l

wres-

in wrestling

(from

s.

thing

antagonist in wres-

^Tt^l )

Rump

to

rump.

*t*frK) The back-part

of any

Lb)

indecl. Sans.

TtC^

ad.

quently,

^ftji

s.

wrapper, an outer garment.

(from fiftgj

Behind,

after,

conj. Lest.

(from R.

Wilkins'

A brick-kiln.

Gr.

^1)
2.

1.

An

Extension, expanintersection in a

by a perpendicular drawn from

triangle formed

folding of clothes or laying

4.

board.

race.

7.

5.

3. (Beng.*)

them

in order.

throne, a stool.

sack or load of corn.

olitorius).

8.

Hort. Ben.
10.

An

p. 42.

f^OT)

&

(m. from R.
:

see

2.

3.

capital.

shore,

9.

earthen hoop or
in.

subse-

A terA plant

6.

brace to prevent a well from falling

dice
)

Hort.

particle of calling.

Silk, a cocoon of silk.

the

550. 575.

The hand.

(m. from R.

(Corchorus

the rear of an army.

among

i.

one of the angles. Colebr. Alg. 303.

ad. (from

TtK

(p.

sion, width, breadth.

See

tling.

(mfn. from

a.

s.

wrestle.

To throw an

Trans. R.A.S.

sect.

The deno-

x. 468.

s.

v. a.

from^^+TlrRr)

897). Pertaining to the country of Panchdla.

As. Res.
s. (n.) A metre in Sanskrit prosody.

thing, the stern of a ship, the posteriors.

*h^3

elements.

p. 55.

P H^1 5 T

back-door.

'rttS) The back

Krishna.

A plant (Phaseolus lignosus).

Ben.

sort of prepared or clean rice.

The name of a

^^+^3) Com-

(mfn. from

five

(m.

^3FT

or battle-shell of

mination of a philosophical school

grain, to

overthrow.

s.

Vaishnava

pling of two wrestlers.

v. a.

posed of the

^t^T^T

grain.

Very

low, vulgar, mean, or base.

any thing.
v. a.

(p.

act of cook-

food, to concoct, to digest.

p Tt55

Low,

a.

^H^f^Slt^

Also

(mfn.^ Ripening, maturing.

^Hrf^J m

pair of long

low person,

mean, base, vulgar.

a decoction,

p.

drawers or pantaloons.

its

itch.

medicinal preparation

ing.

digestive.

*tterfrrW. (from

Casting

Expense,

loss of

musical

a bank.

4.

1703

1704

tftfel

instrument.

5.

a village.

large span.

(Combretum acumina-

plant

Hort. Ben.

or

Wfl

(from

city, a

pr. .) Produced at

(Jasminum Zambac).

*fW3"

s.

from

ferryman or woman.

Able, clever, talented:

^T&T\7\

5.

6.

Any

thing

rafter.

thin mat.

made (Cyprus

of a pair

4.

7.

inun-

g.^St^^ttl
s. A single row of

(e.

<N tt^ \
I:

a single shoe,

3.

Carey.

teeth.

A
Ben.

+ ^tfl) The

petal.

One

8.

skill, a. (mfn.^)

also

Throne,

s.

Gr. 984).

TPittins'

Cleverness, dexterity, expertness,

2. (Beng.~)

1.

plant of which mats are

datus).

?)

Also

Arithmetic.

as a plate of iron, Sec.

p. 3.

(from

s.

burst through, divided.

split,

Colebr. Alg. p.

(rc.)

valve.

Hort. Ben.

1.

(/.)

flat,

plant

(jw/w. ^)re. par*. ^. of the caus. of

Broken,

mart.

coming from Patna.

A brick.

s.

a.

R. *|

p. 28.

(corrupt, of ^)^3*T)
a.

^ilf&T^

See

aquatic plant (Valisneria

Carey.

octandra).

thief.

An

The half of

Wilson.

5. (?ra.)

tum).

6.

variety of Citrus acida,

Hort.

p. 59.

queen-

large boat for carrying merchandize.

consort, the principal wife of a king.

(from ^fT

ac?.

s. (?w.)

Of a pink

(mfn.}

a.

Pale red (the colour).

1.

t>

In every sack.

or pale red colour.

2.

One who

Rice ripen-

strings beads or other

things for necklaces, &c.

ing in the rains

^1^1%

also

(m.)

3.

The trumpet-flower (Bignonia suaveolens)

^Ttf^T

(.)

also

*ft%\

^f^ + ^S) The name

and the modern Patna.

p. 78.

2.

1.

Wilson.

board,

An

rents, a bailiff.

employed

Mohun P.

bench.

See

1.

lease for land;

wrestler, a rake.

The reading of a

1.

Sacred study, perusal

2.

of the vedas, considered as one of the five great

The

3.

text of a

4.

lesson.

such as those between

4.

A belt,

3.

An

a sash.

girth to fasten the

officer

See

bailiff.

sacraments of the Hindus.

packsaddle on an animal of burden.

s.

officer

The

book, the reading of any particular passage.

for land.

(from

(m. from R.

s.

book, study, perusal.

which Hindu manuscripts are kept.

agreement or lease

(h. l^U)

2.

of

the corchorus used as a pot-herb.

(from *ftft

(from^fT&l?)

s.

patent.

Different species of

An

2.

1.

Cofe&r.

a city, supposed to be the ancient Palibothra

*itfcl

(from *rtr&"talR)

in collecting rents

Pink.

^Z#. p. 228.
(n.

s.

(/.).

^tt^H-^)

*ftlH*rJtf,.

WfeTsft^t

stringing of beads, &c.

(mf.) and

a.

employed

in collecting

*trt<e

s.

lector,

r.^+31^)

(m.

a lecturer.

2.

A reader,

a pre-

spiritual preceptor,

a.

Reading, perusing.

^H"^^

t
si

tt^ +

^) A

preceptor, a school-

master, a reading-master.
)

school.

1706

1705

^1

commonly

(from

a.

v.

v. a.

MsR

Pft^

(n.

s.

a different

(from

ing down.

A plant,

(/.)

^T^t^Ta.

a pupil.

ciple,

scholar, a dis-

way

fruits.

near neigh-

bour.

To

send.

send, to delegate.

+ 3I^')

Collecting flowers or

2.

called aknidhi.

R. *f^?)

To

Casting or lay-

1.

Another reading,

^lT3t^t

s.

^tfj

(from

s.

The

^"R) A

p. 330.

passing to the opposite

side of a river,

of reading a passage.

Sabda S.

indigo-plant.

To pass

v. a.

or cross

over a river.

The

or

right

v. a.

wrong reading of any passage.

To

1.

cast or lay a thing down, to

spread a thing on the ground.

Sff%t2^.

(-f^m/n.Ht^ + ^lf^)

a.

De-

sirous of reading or perusing.

(mfn.

a.

R.

^H^J

to

a shore.

be read or studied

taught

^\\

s.

who has

finished his sacred

(Plumbago Zeylanica).

s.

A Brahman
studies. 2. A plant

(m. from R. *tjj

of

(corrupt,

1.

2.

bank,

Game,

play.

leaf of the

betel-

plant (Piper betel).

(W + TO) A

'TttfftT*.

Wilson.

A field.

1.

aZ>da S. p. 184, 196, 367.

to read.

*}TU (-fTJ^. ^tt + C^)

To gather

2.

fruit.

*itp, (corrupt, of s1"te)

part. p. of the caws, of

pre.t.

Caused

flowers or

betel-leaf given as a

pledge at the conclusion of a marriage or other

*ji >Vt

1.

The

Buchanan's

lorius,

(m.)

s.

public lecturer,

sheat-fish (Silurus

MSS.y

2.

Pe-

A
^I'i^plk

TT) Fit to

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

(from pi"t3")

beam

on

laid

1.

pillars to

bank,

a coast.

(from

Carey ;

2.

support other beams.

s.

*1W

s.

?)

betel-box.

ffi+Uft^) A

(from

sf

(Polygonum flaccidum).

Wl

be perused, worth reading, legible.

s.

Carey.

a reader of the puranas.

Wilson.
a.

ceremony.

(From

A plant

S. imbricata,

plant

Carey.
(Salvinia cucullata,

Hort. Ben.

p. 75).

The hand.

(m.)

Carey.
a.

A quarter
bourhood,

a.

v. a.

of a town, a canton

a neigh-

the hand.

Fetching down, spreading out.

(caus. of

*ltf3t3)

1.

lay down, to spread on the ground.

To
2.

cast or

To

col-

s.

(corrupt, of

^fW l^)

hamlet, a

bride

ItPl+W)

^fi^:

Manu
(m.

in. 43.

^'Pl

Also

a.

(from

village.

^SW)

Pertaining to a

a drummer.
(?.)

wedded

ac-

(Lit.

Also

The name of a

taking

One who

from R.

^ffpl^ Is5

hence) Mar-

HtPt^ (m.).

beats or strikes with his hands

WnttTTl
hamlet or

/.)

by the hand, a junction of hands

riage.

village.

ritual.

lect fruits or flowers.

flftyWl

s.

cording to the

HfteW*

Taken by

(mfn.

a tabor-player,

(w.).

celebrated

Hindu

1707

*lt3

grammarian.

(Lit.

The son of Panin.)

As.

*Ttapr^

Res. vn. 205.

a.

+ Fftt> )

(mfn.

to be written in

Relating to

(mfn.

Requiring

rough or to be sketched.

The name of one of the

(to.)

Panini.

1708

degraded castes, the offspring of a Chandala

Hands and

by a VaideM woman

feet.

workers with bamboo

Manu

and reeds, makers of mats, baskets, &c.

Marriage.
(Lit.

pressing or joining of hands.)

*tffr<rm

(.

'HrR+^lrr

drummer, a tabor-player.

p i1*t>

r.

ff>3<r

W3

of

Pandu

ra and

small conch

2.

s.

Red

s.

from

^1&3

Wilkins'

which causes

*H3^t

Carey

to fall or sink. 2.

Crime,

1.

s.

The name of an

(to.)

or Dehli,

A plant

princes,

s.

tt 3^3i
;

Ben.

s.

plant

5Tl

*1T3^ a.

carriage covered with a

2.

The housings of a royal elephant.

1.

blanket.

sort of

Wilson.

p TI5f

a.

(Webera

odorata).

(mfn.

from *Ffci)
s.

Of

(to.)

a pale or yel-

pale or yel-

lowish white.
5.

sheet, a thin mattress.

(m>. from ^3$f^T)

Pertaining to

Yoga

school of which he was the founder.

^T3t^R^1

a.

(-^ mfn.

philosophical system of Patanjali.

^T3\51

s.

(from^tJT)

pecially that given

) A particular disease.

sketch.

Hort.

Acquainted with the Yoga doctrine or with the

lowish white colour,

^Hftgjfcrffl

Hort.

thin pot-

the philosopher Patanjali, or to the

^*j^)

Sinful,

p. 15.

(/.)

(Glycine debilis).

Also tfat tft

sherd.
1?

and nominal father of Yudhisht'hira

and the other four Pdndava

That

p. 6.

2.

ancient king of Hastinapura

2.

guilt, sin.

(-f^J>>. ^Tta^ + t^)

a.

or yellowish white,

(mfn.}

1.

A plant (Saccharum fuscum).

Ben.

Wilkins' Gr. 975)

Pale or yellowish white (the colour).

a.

guilty, criminal.

Learning, scholarship.

^Tv^a. (mfn.} Pale

fall.

MS.

a book

leaf of

from the cans, of R. pi^)

(n.

proprietary priest of an idol. Morton.

(n.

of ^t^T)

falling,

(Beng.) Thin.

1. (to.)

(Beng.}

A plant (Jasminumelongatum).

s.

1.

Protected, kept, cherished, preserved.

pjt3^

Yellowish white (the colour).

^TfRjCD

1.

Yudhtsht'ht-

^ttsjRT a. (mfn.} Pale, yellowish white,

The

3. (Bene/, corrupt,

A descendant

his four brothers.

chalk. 3.

*Rp

from a node.

a note, a writing, a bill of exchange,

especially applied to

from R.

(to.

s.

2. Fall or distance

Morton.

patronymic of ^ft^L)

s. (to.

Praise-

worthy, excellent, superior.

A
p

^t^+XT)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

Producing a

(Lit.

sound with the hand.)

used in ceremonies.

x. 37.

waste-book,

traveller.

2.

1.

ration of food, es-

to an occasional guest or

waste-book.

The eating a

a
ration of food.

"jteri

*ttf3

1709

^ft^T

R. ^5.) Fit

to

^tf^G)
The

s.

^ttf^ + IT

(n.

state of

Thin, lean, ema-

1.

Light.

2.

3.

Also

Diluted.

^ttfotl^

(from^ft")

A leaf of a plant

1.

(*i1f\S+ (~\\)

s.

the lemon.

s.

term of reproach applied to

Muhammadans.

^?)

(from R.

a.

Wilkins' Gr. 975).

fallen or sunk, a de-

is

graded condition.

ciated, slender.

^ffal

one who

be thrown down, or caused to

fall.

^H^T

R.^) To throw

a plan, a de-

(mfn. fut. part. p. of the caus. of

(from the caus. of

to spread out.
;

a beginning, a preface.

v. a.

down, to cast down, to stretch on the ground,

fall.

muster, a specimen

sign, a sketch

^j1^*ft^

^) The

from the caws, of R.

(n.

s.

causing a thing to

1710

small variety of

Carey.
Careful search, a minute investi-

or book;
gation.

a blade of grass, or of a knife,

1.

To

reel silk. 2.

To take exercise.

A plant
Mohun P.

Wla.
*tl3l^T

3.

To

pray.

(Saccharum fuscum, Rox.}

ttfel?P

pTf^<T3l

(n.

s.

+ IT

Wilkins' Gr.

976) The devotedness and attachment of a wife

to her

husband.

p. 64.

P ft\3l

+ *N)

from R.

(n.

s.

v. a.

?)

Web-footed.

1.

Hell, the infernal

on the day of marriage.

or serpents.

Submarine

4.

fire.

A hole, a chasm. 3.
(m.) A sort of apparatus

A fox.
A

pots, the

upper one inverted over

H M<T*T

the lower, and the two luted together

by

duck.

^Tt^^t^ft
fciPHs from

R.

*ffc#f +

mfn.

s.

(from

^HSfaT+R.

Ben.

"felT

a.

a.

Apt

of no consequence.

See

(-^\mfn.

e. g.

+^Ttf^.

(mfn. R.

t3 +

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of R.

to fall or sink, cast

a note.

letter,

Hort.

2.

^ST)

^o^t

(-f^T

a.

^44.3

indecl.

Wilkins' Gr. 821).

fall.

Falling:

s.

(m.)

1.

pre-

large water-animal.

An

Caused

from R.

to fall, disposed to

pilferer.

thrown, spread out.

1.

cipice, a declivity.
thief,

^TT)

mfn.} Falling in between, from

small, trifling, petty,

A petty

common

goose.)

of grass (Cyperus inundatus).

p. 6.

Between,

Little, diminutive,

a.

little

used in comp.

fountain.
a.

A sort

Residing in the in-

fernal regions.

^tfaHc^l

(corrupt, of
2.

(-P^i

a.

their

Wilson.

fire.

Also ^fflvjfWt

o
(from *rtf3+$; 3T) The

s.

(Lit.

necks with cement, and placed in a hole containing

small j ackall. )

two earthen

(Lit.

2.

and subliming metals, formed of

for calcining

crown

Carey.

regions under the earth, and the abode of the

Nagas

sort of

with a wreath used for the ornament of the bride

down, over-

WStot**

s.

ship or boat.

change.

exchange, a discount.

(from p|TT)
2.

1.

The rudder of

The drawer of a

bill

of ex-

5$^

1711

1712

^M^l *

The bud of a

^TK^Tl

s.

^"CT

plant.

1.

deep well.

foot,

1.

s.

A rough

2.

jar.

sketch, a speci-

men, a pattern, a muster.

^jlTT
1.

2.

(rc.)

river.

% 799).

leg.

The

2.

root of a tree.

5.

The

6.

sacrificial vessel.

Propriety, fitness.

4.

ray of light.

(Beng.)

7.

plished,

deserving

fit,

from <jpfl

s.

ad.

"3"
(/.) or

e. g.

^"tl4^3

^ttt.+ ^KS) The sidereal move-

(n.

ment of a quarter of a day.

+ ^3"

Sans.

( TT)

(m.)

Well.

MS.

Wilkins'

of compassion or

Pity,

(/.)

worthy person,

^31

used in comp.

An ornament

king's

Accom-

(mfn.T)

a.

Worthy

^ttTT a. (mfn. ?)
pity,

6.

Wind

expelled backwards.

for the feet or toes.

5.

fourth part of a stanza, a line

The channel of

3.

3.

4. One-fourth, a

drinking-vessel, a cup, a plate, a dish.

minister or counsellor.

quarter.

of poetry.

^M + TT Wilkins Gr.

(wm. R.

s.

Gr. % 822).

TFiZ/tms'

the foot of a mountain.

hill at

^ I^'l

(m. from R.

s.

Taking hold
of the feet of a person,

i.

e.)

Obeisance, respect-

ful salutation.

w
Fitness, propriety, wor( .)

jw/n.

from

thiness, dignity.

^ttfTni

(mfn.

a.

*HTr + ^I T^ircs' Gr.

Pertaining to a vessel,
*ffefl/*. (/.

Touching the

from^t^T)

*tfete

(from

*iW-0'k<
vessel in general.

^TT) Made

(corrupt, of

5.

^jlSlT^^

See

SfcR) A

(Plectranthus aromaticus).

itj^j^t

(from ^I^T)

s.

or kidneys

ad. (from

p hTCT3

stone or rock.

An

aromatic plant

Hort. Ben.

p. 45.

a.
s.

(n.)

W^") A stone-cutter.

s.

(m.

s.

(m.

'W^+'R)

cloud.

^\

s.

comp.

ft

(m. from R.
e.

g.

Two+^.

The

'Hfttt

+3) A

Sudra,

(Lit.

^f
a.

sea.

(Lit.

(m.).

The

foot.

(mfn.}

Used

in

Biped, from

lit.

Born

'

(n.

ttCT+\5??T) The

sole of the foot.

Washing

s.

(m.

tfr[ +

:>
j

from R.

Imbibing nourishment by

the

^1)
its

1.

tree.

foot or root.)

foot-stool.

A
similar to a lotus

lotus-foot, a foot

an expression of endearment

flattery.

^Wt*U.
tie

Also

or print

feet.

and

Containing water.)

+ 1%^) The mark

Provision for a journey.

Giving water.)

Wtft

^t^^T s

2.

^W^+T*) A

foot,

from the foot (of Brahma).

(Lit.

Water.

^t^^TT s. (n. from^tf^t^)

vftQftK

(m.

s.

^Tpl

(from

(n. ^ilTT

A calculus of the bladder

the tartar which forms round the

^-f-R. "^) On

walking.

of a foot.

Carey.

teeth.

*TftJ;^

of leaves.

(^te + ^T)

s.

humble,

e.

servile.

s.

^tWllT

i.

for a vessel.

fit

904).

feet of a person,

(m.^+W)

A fetter

or rope to

the feet of an animal.

)

A foot-stool.
The

filling

up

of a line in poetry, the eking out the metre of

*fW

1713
a verse.

An

2.

1714

expletive, a

word used

to

fill

^tWfa

up

the measure of a verse.

(Lit.

'TO + ^pT)

cattle.

binding of the feet of cattle,

while

(n.

s.

*ilkl^H*i
^tTTT^I

*|1kf4<kK s. (-3^ m. *tto+f^3FP>

A boot, a shoe, a stocking.
*Tftf + ^2l)

(m.

s.

by

verse, line

"TfaFRl

s.

82.

I.

2.

foot,

Verse

feet

^^

f\K+ C5

on the

blain, a sore or ulcer

ikk

showing

412, 465.

*Tl'kl^'K3

A kibe, a chil-

The

As. Res. x.

p ft 5 T
2.

by a

foot,

'tl

(.

f.

shoe, a slipper.

from

wash the
s.

(n.

1t|

in

which

Wa-

Wilkins' Gr. 899)

Also

feet.

(/.).

*1TO + 3^P) Washing

H+

R.

(n.

(Beng^)

another's

T)

1.

The

act of drinking.

plant (Pistia stratiotes).

Hort.

p. 49.

species of fern

Hort. Ben.

A
Hort. Ben.

for

Water

a mark of veneration.

footstep, the im-

ornament

S^)

has dipped his foot.

"

*.

^Tfa +

(i.

5.

(Polypodium

p. 75.

plant (Phyllanthus multiflorus).

p. 69.

^Fttf^l

feet.

5.

(/.

from

W+ PtW) A

place

where people drink together, a dram-shop.

k.i^R

s.

(m.

^+.^%R)

A toe.

(from

s.

The great toe.

iW^> (m.
p IW5tR
ad. (from ^+11. F^) On
p

a child born feet

HlT+i^ from R. <f } A shoe-

Cm.

kick with

a trace, a vestige.

An
the

shoe, a slipper, a

p. 149.

from R. *ttf

unitum).

A
left

k<P

Ben.

point of the foot.

the foot, a trampling.

pression

feet as

sort

(m.

s.

^PfeP

Sanskrit prosody.

s.

5->

ter to

foot.

^ 3$
^ 31^3)

(n.

s.

Mohun P.

Brahman

of any per-

from

(n.

of metre in

qui-

maker.

line.

by touching the

(m.

+ ^l^H*!) A

from

(/.

5 . (/.

ttW

Hiftp
.

s.

foremost.

Also

^FXFt^ s

^TnnSl

Foot by

^H^+C^TTl) The

(/.

one's respect
son.

shoe, a slipper, a

1.

(nt ^TftC

s.

An agrippa,
pft

Manu

one foot after another.

by

(*\T% + *Fl)

ad. Sans.

the

sandal.

Also ^ftJRSft (/.).

boot.

down

vering, floundering, or flinging of the feet.

standing in the stable.)

rftW&l

Setting

foot.

Stock of

*i1k<l^H

t\K+^c\)

(n.

s.

plant (Phellandrum

belliferous

s.

tfc + R. TpT) An um-

Hort. Ben.

stoloniferum).

p. 21.

foot.

*Tfr[T3

s.

(. from

fWft^

^nTt^3 a.

(m.).

(mfh.

and
s.

liquors.

^HHlq

s.

p
(.

rt

(n.) Infantry.

ft% + ^\+ 73) Bent down

prostrate at the feet of a superior.

(mfn.).

p
^ft'Pi a. (mfn. pHi*T+ i) Drinking intoxicating

foot-soldier, a

Also

footman.

^Wfs?) A

Also

or

tft^T3FT
vessel,

p 5

(n.

drinking-vessel.

^ ^5^)
+

drinking-

a goblet.

i1 T*I*J a.

s.

r+ p rt!T)

(^tfr

Given to drunkenness.

1715

1716

A
gonum

Hort. Ben.

flaccidum).

plant (Poly-

sort of grass

Hort. Ben.

(Agrostis tenacissima).

p. 29.

A drain,

^IrR^I

*; (/. ^t^+^^TTl) A plant (Hedysarum gramineum). Hort. Ben. p. 56.

Drunken,

plant

(Trapa bicornis, Carey

Oldenlandia paniculata, Hort. Ben. p. 11).

A
Hort. Ben.

pj1*T:yP

a trench,

a water-course.

intoxi-

cated.

^tfa^ft

p. 8.

s.

plant (Grewia cataphracta).

'TWfr^

Mohun P.

p. 42.

(from ^Hrft)

The chicken-pox.

s.

p. 28.

sort of small boat.

stupid.

a. Insipid,

^HlVJJfc

Mohun P.

(mfn.^+(S^)

a.

aquatic bird (Pelecanus

large

Carey.

Philippensis).
p. 24.

Caused by

gonum flaccidum).

plant (Poly-

sort of grass

Carey.

drinking.
(a. 4iJ?)
2.

(from

^W^T^

It.

1.

H) A

The foundation of a

wall.

(Cyperus distans).

Hort. Ben.

p. 6.

3. Sherbet.

solution.

^1+^51^)

^IrflTTa. (mfn.fut. part. p. R.

(from ^ffr) To cause a calf to

v. a.

suck in order to induce the cow to give her milk

Fit for drink, proper to be drunk, drinkable.

s.

Water.

(w.)

freely.
"

ttf*nits?Ti

s.

Hort. Ben.

plant (Flacourtia cataphracta).

p. 73.

*Tftt

medicine in a liquid form.

Also written
r.

and

Cn:

^Irffa+S^)

Drink, beve-

rage.
s.

(from SfllflpaJ) Water,

from

^fl^^t^p^ A plant (Eugenia Panialla).

s.

Hort. Ben.

x
l l

fWP^

p. 92.

An
(Damasonium Indicum).

aquatic plant

Hort. Ben.

s.

Hort. Ben.

(Commelina

fusicollis,

Wt^^l*.
s

Buchanan's MSS.).

Carey.

(^tWt + ^^l) A

water-mill.

The keel of a

meat.

(from

^Hrft^ri

a.

P ft 5

ft

+ *. Uj) A

kind of sweet-

aquatic

Carey.

shrub

^ft^ + 'Pl^?) A

sort of

Carey.

grass (Rottbcellia compressa).

('Hrfl. + H.

U)

Carey.

Diluted, aqueous,

insipid.

^Hl^ilol
(

p. 53.

An

(Phyllanthus multiflorus).

$5)

climbing plant

plant (Desmanthus natans).

species of water-bird (Peleca-

(^"Wl + p.

Hort. Ben.

salicifolia).

ship or boat.

^THfcSlftl

(ft*(\ + *F3\)

s.

p. 26.

p. 26.

^5fls3TlHT

plant

place for refreshment.

(Galedupa uliginosa).

sensitive

^rt*ft<PlOOl

nus

potion, a

Ben.

s.

plant (Grewia sepiaria).

p. 42.
s.

(from

slipper.

Hort.

^ffa

tH1

1717

WtHl

^tfFT ad. Towards.

1718

(-TR

a.

+'^}p5g

a vicious or wicked disposition,

Of

guilty, sinful,

Laid up for future use (said of rice pre-

a.

criminal.

pared for a meal).

t^ ^)

(m. from s

*Wtt*fe
traveller,

a pas-

a.

(*/.

W+^rMTT)

Malicious,

wicked, mischievous.

senger.

^H^l s.
*fafl

from

(/.

(from

5.

a.

An

Crime,

ra.)

guilt,

^f^) A female
emerald.

a.

^ttf^

a.

(from

Tri

(mfn.^H+tt)

wickedness,

sinful,

depraved,

mischievous,

(k.) Sin, guilt.

s.

(-*^
minal deed,

-a

bad

sinful.

W^IK

^TOi m (-^

very

Criminal,

q.v.

+ ^*FT

Very

very criminal or mischievous.

sinful,

W+^^T) A

sinful,

mischievous, wicked.

sinful, guilty,

femin. of
Criminal, wicked,

(mfn.

Most

W +vt)

(-W=t

a.

wicked, mischievous, guilty.

a.

Wicked, malicious,

wicked.

sinful or

sin, depravity,

Criminal,

(mfn.}

^frrfl
traveller.

cri-

m. from

action, a crime.

Sin,

wickedness, viciousness.
a.

(mfn.

*fW + <F^

from R.

doing bad actions,

mitting crimes,

^) Comsinful,

p|WT#l

*tM + <|\3) A

(n.

5.

misdeed, a crime.

fWTs. (m.^Vi + fe)An inauspicious planet;

crack in the foot.

^*^)

joint in a plant

pHPa.

(mfn.

R.^ + 3I3

Purifying, cleansing.

Agni its deified personification.

2. A
wood of which is used to
procure fire by attrition (Premna spinosa). 3.
Leadwort (Plumbago Zeylanica). 4. The mark(m.)

Fire, or

1.

tree, the

a.

+^ from R.

(mfn.

GV. 782) Destroying

^HCBFfl;

5.

(/.)

sin,

plant,

TPtfltow'

expiating guilt.

commonly

called

lt^^1
Ben.

s.

plant (Gardenia latifolia).

Carey.

A
.

Hort.

p. 15.

<P^<

ing-nut plant (Semicarpus anacardium).

.Hbr*.

white sort of Mimosa.

Ben.

^Tf^T

p. 165.

a.

(mfn.

course of

cense,

a.

life,

Vice, wickedness.

Following

wicked, vicious,

s.

(?.)

sort of fish (Silurus asotus, Linn.").

R.^ + ^FT)
4.

1.

The

act of purifying

Austere devotion,

2.

Cow-dung.

(mfn.}

-31

1.

(/.) or

5.

Pure, purified.

"3"

(?2.)

penance.

(m.) Fire.

1.

6. In-

2. Purify-

Cleanness.

2.

Purification.

W*t$E3

Tarachand Ch.

evil

<

Water.

ing-.

The small pox.

'

cleaning.

or

p. 96.

The remission

Mohun P.

i'.

See
3.

sin.

5.

saint.

ahnidhi (Cissampelos hexandra).

an

+ *Ftl) A

or in the body; a knuckle, a protuberance.

s.

calamity, misfortune, fatal destiny.

of

fl

(corrupt, of ^l

W<f\?

Wff

minal.

s.

cri-

v. a.

To stamp,

to

place the foot in a particular situation.

jS

(-*FT

n.

R.'M+^^T) A

eruption, herpes, scab, the itch.

cutaneous

1719

fe

*Tfer
a.

(mfn.

^+^1 from R. $7^) Curing or

destroying cutaneous diseases

any cutaneous

or

^ W<

Sulphur.

s.

disease.

base.

Low,

vile,

mean,

s.

(/.

Water.

H)

The

1.

See ?f}S

Root,

+ ^) A mean woman.

from R.

(n.

2.

+ ^I^T)

great toe.

(mfn.) Vile, mean, low, contemptible.

a.

2. Stupid, foolish.

p Tto'

case of

genit.

^tt"^, + ^3l

s.

(mfn. from ^"fal*"^)

a.

vft^\

5
(mfn. from ^Tfct ^) Afflicted with herpes

HfcFt a.

1720

certain liquid measure.

(^t3Uf3)

x.

finish, to get

To accomplish,
2. To excel,

1.

to

over or through.

to

overcome, to surpass.

TO1

s.

fromR.t^)

(/.

Herpes, scab, the

itch.

TO.

See

*HH*.

^U) A

(p.

TO*.( w.

*tt3"

ing, going

1.

certain liquid

lil\5li^ll

2.

mea-

Water.

Quicksilver.
over.

5.

(.) The

(Beng.)

4.

To

v. a.

(p. <ul^-

pair of trowsers or

person over a

(m.)

3.

crossing or passing

^f^TU3

river,

ficulty,

long drawers.

end,

the foot.

get through a difficulty, to

pass over a river.

foot.

The working of a pedal by

(TO + ^fl from R. 15^) Walkon

further or

the extremity, the limit of any thing.

from R.

"jlii&Ul a.

The

!.

2.

foot.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 428.

sure.

from R.

(n.

s.

opposite shore of a river.

to get

v. a.

To bring a

v. a.

him through a

To work

dif-

the pedal

by

the foot.

^ItO^r

ad. (from p.

^ftTPi^l

a.

s.

^U) On

foot.

(TO + 'W) Servile, humble, mean,

(/.) or

From

step to step,

tRpTl

Getting through,

^H^l

a.

(mfn.

tt<l<\3)

over

pigeon.

pHR+*"1)

(Chaetodon Argus, Lacepede). Carey. Also

Going

Lit.
i.

CTPPH^I

a (mfn.)
.

(Used

Who has

veda, or finished the study of

^TRt

HtW^ a.
(m.)
of

(from

s.

(mfn. from

1.

rice,

^ttol) A

milk, and sugar.

)

piece of furniture.
s.

^H^)

Made

of milk.

2.

1.

2.

The

the

Perseverance in a pursuit, stea-

(re.)

veda,

any

*Tt3"l

s.

(n.

corrupt, of Sfff%! )

The

ankle.

R.^t^+^)

ing a thing.

Also

genit. case of

s.

wharf, a land-

ing-place at a ferry.

situation, rank, degree.

(*tftXR

from C^"K

^3"
(/.) or

TOTI
i

s.

it,

diness.

(m.) The anus.

^UtTO *f$$

e. g.

got through the

s.

Turpentine.
leg or foot of

comp.

in

(m.) Scripture,

Frumenty, an oblation or food made

^Tftri s . (from P.

^fTCT

female pigeon.

to the op-

crossing, crossing

e.

hence getting through a task, perusing

the contents of a book.

species of

vjl

Ability, cleverness, activity.

(ra.)

posite shore (of a river),

(corrupt, of

s.

(mfn. from R.

accomplishing; able, expert, clever, active.

sycophant.

at every step.

fish

a.

The being

fai

2.

The

1.

first

The accomplish-

meal

after a fast.

(/.).

^t^^ + XT

TTiZAins'

Gr. 976)

subject to another, dependance, su-

bordinateness, subservience.

^iT^Fl^s. (ftom'W+*l?f) The

in

*iU|q<P

(mfn.

a.

'ilT&l
2.

(m.)

s.

1.

*j"RTP

Relating to

(to.)

The name of one of the barbarous nations

^Wh.

See

(-f^\

a.

Manu

*W1

^T<l*fl
over a

(mfn. from

a.

*fa + TttT +

Adulterous, given to adultery,

terer.

s3l

(/.) or

s.

The son of

(from

a-

*1W)

Quicksilver.

Relating to the crossing

paid for passing over, conveying

river.

knowing

a thing thoroughly, skilful, clever, profound.

*fUkiR<fr

*JlOT)

or

(corrupt, of

s.

over a river

Seeing the opposite shore (of a river)

An

(m.)

Persian.
(m.).

(m. from

s.

2.

Also

Persian horse.

x. 44.

mfn.

Persia.

1.

another man's wife, an adulterine.

Quicksilver: also

mentioned by Manu.

^ft^grtXT

(mfn.)

a.

(?n.)

s.

3.

^t^T + t^ )

Also

another world.

object with-

Carey.

a person's power.

1722

*ltf^

*tte

1721

ferry-

boat.
)

(m.)

s.

adul-

and

WTO

A dove, a pigeon.

Also

(m.).

(n.) Adultery: also

Heart-

pea (Cardiospermum halicacabum).

,

Excellent, superior; profoundly skilled.

lating to a high or spiritual object.

see Trans.

R.A.S.

3.

knowledge

1.

by

The

1.

side of a river, opposite

or shores. Also

(m.).

further

banks

The ocean.

2.

through

crossing

and through.

Manu

ad. Sans, (instr. case of

Successively,

^ft^ + ^rWi")

ad. Thoroughly, entirely, altogether

passing

inherited property,

(mfn.) Traditional, hereditary.

(m.

s.

and the hither

Real

from one to another, continuous succession.

Traditional

iWt?

Re-

37.

it.

from^^fa)

(n.

s.

2.

2.
2. Totality,

over.

a.

completeness, entireness.

n. 18.

m. from

The

P^F^tD )

mendicant

religious

having passed through

degrees.

student, householder,

grant

life,

and

or

the

and

subsists

Brahman who,
three

stages of

ascetic, leads a va-

upon alms.

Wilson.

Traditional instruction.

m.

'

"lUcWlft^

^T^S^) An

(mfn. from

a.

Wilkins' Gr. 903).

Relating to the next

world.

pTfa*l<

x. 8.

hftlS*ftl

a.

The name of one of

(m.)

^f^l + ^TT)

Belonging

the mixed

(m.) The coral-tree (Erythrina ful-

Sudra woman by a Brah-

their profession is catching fish.

As. Res.

(mfn.

Wilkins' Gr. 900.

to a ditch.
s.

classes, the son of a

man

from

ascetic, a contemplative saint.

Manu

gens)

a tree in the

Hindu

paradise produced

at the churning of the ocean.

v. 57.

Also

(m.).
a.

(from <_^>ls) Persic, Persian.

^TtfeTtH)

$j$jW

s.

(m.

frornH^^) A

halbert-man, a

hatchet-man, a pioneer. Also ^fR^lf^t^ (m.).

a.

(mfn. from

^fTHT)

Relating to

marriage, obtained oa the occasion of marriage,

as paraphernalia.

#Ffc

1723

^ttf^fJl (f

1724

from^tflf + ^l?)

trinket

*Hf^T3 s.

worn on the forehead.

v.

a.

p ft^f) To be able

(from

to cross

^"J^55^

over or surmount a difficulty.

tifying, pleasing, consolatory, comforting, satis-

factory,

(n. ?)

s.

a.

reward, a remuneration.

(from

Regularly,

orderly.
?)

moun-

f1^

(n.

s.

Vindhya chain.

Also

(m.).

p. 47.

^fW + tf

Wilkins' Gr. % 976)

Harshness of language or speech.

reproach.

by word

3.

2.

1.

Abuse,

Misdemeanour, violence (whether

or deed).

patronymic from

Arjuna.

from

n.

An

epithet of

The son of Pritha.)

(Lit.

apparently the central or western portion

of the

ornamental plant (Bignonia suaveo-

Hort. Ben.

^ft^J, s . (jn.

(m. from
tain,

An

s.

lens).

*tf%U3fe + $&) Gra-

(mfn.

a.

of^tft^k ) A companion,

(corrupt,

an attendant, a follower.

^2j^+ H)

Separation, sepa-

rateness, singleness.

Wilson.

^ttf^fk a (mfn.
.

An

(m. from

at-

from^P&l) Made

clay, earthen, earthly,

(m.)

s.

of earth or

A prince,

a king.

tendant.

^t^l

^TR^p a.

{mfn. from

*ff^ + R.

Moving,

shaking.

^jlft^El

(m. from

s.

also

The
E.

(m.)

s.

ceremony, at which double oblations are offered,

Hort.

three cakes to the father, paternal grandfather,

and great-grandfather, and three

(m.

s.

from

vl'fC +

full

particular srdddha or funeral

coral-tree

ovalifolia,

p. 53).

sftf<^<P

Pertaining to the

changes of the moon, relating to the new and

moon.

(Erythrina fulgens

Ben.

(mfn. from

a.

^2) A

nal

grandfather,

to the mater-

and grandfather,

his father

plant

and the crumbs of each

set to the

remoter an-

(Uvaria longifolia).

^rft%y^

a.

{mfn. from

^ft" + R. |j)

cestors in each line.

4$fft

dicinal plant (Costus speciosus).

a.

(mfn.

*tf^W + t^)

festivals.

*HW3 a.

(mfn. from

tains or hills

kins'

the mouth or face.

(mfn. from
s.

(m.)

^ff^^T^)

latus,

Bucha-

Relating to moun-

Relating to an

person present at an

ment.

from^ + R.

A bracelet.

s.

A name

(m.^t^fcft +

Kartikeya.

of

Durga.

(Lit.

^^An

epithet

The son of Parvati

or

Durga.)

^WsSTTT

a.

(mfn.

from

^^3)

Relating to

mountains, mountainous.

^H^rt
(m.

(femin. of *H^3)

s.

The daughter of mount Himalaya.}

^jjfj^&fP
of

assembly, a spectator at a dramatic entertain-

*i1fet6

*it$3t
(Lit.

llpt*M s. A sort of fish (Mugil

Carey.
nan's MSS.).

assembly,

*Kv3)

mountainous.

(mfn. from

Gr. % 899) Connected with the parts round

a.

Relating to certain

(from

a.

Tech-

nical (as a term).

a.

Wilson. Also

me-

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

R *H^) Possible,

accomplishable, that which can be got through.

1726

1725

(mn. from

s.

The

ribs collectively

side generally,

Wilkins' Gr.

a.

(mfn.^

By

The world,

\ 992) 1.

the side of the body.

2.

herd, a drove.

the side, near.

n the

ad. Sans,

4.

To

v. a.

pontiff.

^Ch^fft^T)

h The

or

^Hfenfn

(n.

turning from one side to another.

v. a.

The name

2.

To back

day of the month Bliadra.

of the eleventh

v. a.

To lower

As. Res. hi. 290.

s.

a sail
(ft

A boiler,

5.

To

v. a.

The Jaina

set

om

beasts.

a tub, a pot.

with the wind

sail

set a sail

To

hoist a sail

or take in sail

-"oft"U3

flock,

The copulation of

3.

sail, sailcloth.

side.

(Beng.)

2.

v. a.

R. ^i"fcT?)

\$J3
To

fill

v. a.

sail.

granary, a rick of

corn.

^f^l^

Also

Situated at the side, adjacent.

^Bf?^

(mfn.).

W^

+^1

(m. **t*

1 S.

a flank.

side,

protecting,

comp.

^t^fH^

e. g.

^ttC^ ad. Sans,

(locat. case of

sembly,

(m. )

s.

entertainment

^ftf^s. (mf)

1.

spectator

The

rear of an army.

a dramatic

at

heel.

2.

The back.

4. (/.)

violent

3.

woman.

An enemy
in the rear.

army.

3.

A commander

2.

An

one

ally,

in a military expedition.

^t^RooT,

x.

who

3.

(Beng.)

(m.

tt 5

T<^

s.

pj1s

^t

s.

Manu

(m. from R.

cow,

s.

(m.)

+ PU%;

1.

vn. 207.
guard, to proprefixed.

protector, a

groom, a horse-

plume.

plant (Ixora undulata).

Hort.

N?$?) A

palanquin, a

palhee.

W<jvjt *. (from*^ + Sfjft ) A switch, a twig.

^t5^^

s.

1.

plume, a feather.

-<^lt^sJ

lashes.

2.

The eye-

To moult.

mushroom.

^^T^U. (/.)Gumolibanum.
^tt^ (corrupt, of

cowherd, from (Hi

s

or protector of the world, from

(m.)

C^tt-

e. g.
s.

C^Tt^

(/.)

keeper
s.

(m.)

Also*TH<pt (/.).
1.

s.

stead.

2.

Also

T"M ftwTfe
<

WMWl^J. (^tt^ + p.
counterpane.

Wftftt

s.

A sort of bed-

Beet (Beta Bengalensis).

Ben. V 21.
protector, a

used in comp.

C^fWH

2.

1.

(n.)

^il^ + ^jjT) An adopted son.

(corrupt, of

in the rear of his

Sometimes with

guard, a preserver

Ht^T

(m.)

s.

s.

p. 10.

s.

Qnfn.) Preserving

supports a prince

(^T^UfS) To

tect, to preserve.

Pertaining to an as-

a person present at an assembly.

in

Aside, clan-

Ben.
(mfn. from

a.

Used

rib.

destinely, privately.

WW

+^1^^^.

guardian, a preserver.
keeper.

Preserving,

cherishing.

supporting,

kingdom,

p. 26.

The

^^+3^)

or protecting the empire, from

MoTtUn P.

Pleurisy.

(m>. R.

a.

or

*^

^) A

Hort.

OKrt^.

coverlet, a

Also *t T^Ppfe

(from jflSflt)

slight covering or

coping of thatch placed on mud-walls.

^tf^

1727

^tpfPl

(from

ad.

*TH

*THfC3)

Mutual,

reci-

t!^W

To

turn.

^tI^+SFT) The

R.

(n.

s.

Hort. Ben.

a.

R.

part. p.

(mfn. fut.

Fit to be preserved,

maintained, or

protected.

mfn. pres. part. a. R.

^"1

kept (said of domestic animals),

3.

6.

1.

s.

Hoar-frost.

7.

time or turn

To

p|1l CYii<i*T

infusion.
(p.

5.

U^) A

5?
tt T> a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

(from*tff^3) A

on a mud-wall.

fM^
2.

Also

(p.

Jib)

(p.

aL) Aside or scale

nourish, to

^iTfe

s.

(from R.

S^J?)

palasa

(mfn. from

tree.

2.

in a pair of balances.

Land which produces

As.

lies. x. 3.

(m. from R.

s.

A tie,

fetter,

Quantity (when in comp.

2.

Pack-saddles, dorsers.
with words signifying hair,
(m.)

a.

Fit

The udder of an animal.

pTNt*1

;t

coping of thatch

p fH^1

1.

tK -ir)

tected.

chain, a noose.
s.

R.

or proper to be nourished, cherished, or pro-

two crops in a year.

s

strong man, a cham-

pion, a hero.

support, to maintain.

*TMt<fl1

Also

plant, a sort of teori.

See*r#T..

vft^s.
(from R. tVnJ)

preserve, to

(/.).

An

Ts

in rotation.
v. a.

The

rick of corn.

The secundine of an animal.

4.

spell.

twig.

2.

To

(from R.

(/.)

>

maintenance of a person.

5.

*J#T^t s.
^itf^t

(from ^Ttf^lts?) Supported, nourished,

s.

E. Indica,

cherish, to support, to maintain, to keep.

5
*!^)

Protecting, maintaining, nourishing, keeping.

Carey.

p. 53).

v. a.

act of preserv-

keeping a thing.

ing, protecting, cherishing, or

*tWl

(Erythrina fulgens,

tree
v. a.

(from

s.

procal.

1728

^1^*1)

Green.

5.

1.

Made

or flowing hair).

of the

Green (the

(?rc.)

Much

in

comp. with

handsome

e. g.

mi

Beauty (when

as

4.

ear).

3.

s.

(m.)

Depreciation (when in

colour).

"W^T s.

(/. from

R.^* !)
5

of a cutting instrument.
3.
5.

A row, a
A louse.
9.

a boundary.

2.

range, a line.
6.

A woman

hollow upon the thigh.

sers.

comp. with T5^T and other words, as ^TPtI^I

1.

The point or edge

The tip of the ear.

4.

mark, a

with a beard.
8.

Eulogium,

7.

measure of

causeway, a bridge.
11.

stain.

10.

praise.

The
five

s.

(m.)

son.

An

5. (Beng.~)

flank, a

*t1*re

inelegant or shabby umbrella).

Dice.

6.

TO)

ad. Near.

side.

(m. from R.

s.

(corrupt, of

Wil-

dice.

limit,
s.

Wilson.

(/.

*tt*l+33fl)

Idle talk, trifling

talk.
a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Cherished, nourished, protected, preserved, sup-

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p.

R.^t^T+OT)

Fit to be cherished or nourished, deserving to

be protected or preserved.

ing with dice.

ported, kept (as a promise).

*ltpra^

^TWtS^ ^1 +3^^) Gambling, play^ftftfl

s.

s.

gambler.

(W + tft^l)

P%

with dice,

gambling.

^TH^

a.

(mfn. from

t^)

Relating to beasts.

1730

1729

W^tTJ^T

s.

^l^ + Htl^)

(from

A festival

Metallic

beads worn as an ornament on the bosom.

H^^i

(from R.

s.

on the fourteenth day of the

month Margasirsha.

turning in bed.

ring for the toes.

WilkW
ment

^THI

(from *fl*l

s.

1.

An ornament

*ifWD^9Tl

^THI^W

*.

^TWrft

the wing of an

s.

from^Kt

(/.

used as a weight

^WiltUl

(from^W

a.

*i1*mtre

fowler.

1.

epithet of

Vakuna.

thet of

who

An

2.

Armed with

4. (Beng.~)

3.

frame.

An

epi-

5.

One

from

(mfn.

a.

^ft^O

A
i.

550. 569.

(n.^tft^ + TS)

s.

(from R.

s.

n. 180.

The occupation

!) Stony.

^%T) A

ring for the toes.

the foot of a

(wz.)

heretic,

pious, heretical.

of bonds.

a hypocrite:

?)

To

forget,

mountain.

The bottom

or

(mfn.) Blasphemous, im-

a.

3")

(y.) or

Manu

(m.)

5.

(from *Tte;i\5)
2.

bullock,

l.

The brink of a

a.

Pertaining to a

mountain, mountainous.
(from pfW\5)

mountain, mountainous

s.

Pertaining to a

mountaineer.

A sort of wild pepper (Piper sylvaticum).

Carey.

(w.) Heresy,

iv. 30. 61.

A stone

hill.

a .Tain,

(-ttj^.^^ + t^) Ahypocrite,

a heretic.
s.

+ R.

mountainous.

^ft^^t

Root,

heterodoxy, hypocrisy, blasphemy.

^ifOTi a. (from PTW\S) Relating to a moun-

or western part.

An assemblage

(from

a Bauddha, &c.

^TtejU

for playing.

(^t^+^T)

s.

a.
s.

Dice

Situated at

tain,

(mfn. from ^"kK) Hinder, western.

The hinder

s.

^t^Tt

(h.jI^)

s.

precipice.
a.

small stone

stone-cutter's

to err.

Also

(.)

worshipper of

of a grazier or keeper of cattle.

s.

foot of a hill, a valley.

Trans. R.A.S.

H*pfl,

v . a. (from

^+^3) Tied, ^I^T

(m. from

^tFTftl^
nCi>3

fettered.

Siva.

P.

(*n + *RitC3 from R. T)

To walk.

extracts toddy from a tree.

*ft*ftf3

a.

deer-catcher, a

Yama.

1.

!)

(Beng.}

2.

(from

s.

a mason's hammer, a pick-axe.

chisel,

ad. (from ^1"?^ ) Side by side, near.

s. (?.)

instru-

Carey

plant (Plectranthus aromaticus,

army.

a noose or rope.

An

for cutting stones.

scutellaroides, Wilson).

Pertaining to the

commanding

Dice.

(*fW + C^T1 ) Play with dice.

(from

a.

2.

Carey.

for the ear.

wing of an army

268.

ill.

rope tied to the foot

to assist a person in climbing a tree.

3.

As. Res.

^Wt^

(m.

s.

half of the

first

a stone used as a weight.

fn

prep. Sans.

f*l'3f3

tawny
5 S

s.

To

vi.

See

(corrupt,

^f^l
of

go, to move.

"Pt^T) A

colour, yellow ochre.

Carey.

yellowish

1731

1732
from R. ph) The act

noun of

(v.

of drinking.

"PKSTl

(corrupt, of

f^p) A bird-cage.

^P&) The

"Ptf&fSM

raised floor of a

house, a terrace.

An

(Piper longum).
(to.)

fH^U.
Indi-

coloured red by chew-

fj\S)

Cotton.

1.

Tawny

Tawny, brown,

3^

yellowish,

s. (to.)

See "PTF.

Cotton.

(to.)

s.

(h.

"R^fe

^Kcs^) A

lour).

Of a tawny

2.

The

(to.) 1.

s.

sun.

Surya or the sun.

Hindu grammarian,

An

3.

4.

Tawny

cut, to divide.

Lead.

3.

The name of an
As. Res.

(femin. of PffipT)

s.

To

Pf555

of the body,

the

1.

i.

(/.)

particular

to the head,

according to the system of anatomy in the

phant of the south-quarter.

2.

Prffe^

a.

(to.)

1.

s.

The female

s.

s.

An

(to.)

(to.)

1.

The head man

2.

rheum of the

or proprietor of a village.

3.

eyes.

tail

of a

in general.

silk-cotton tree

Pt^ + t^)

Sauce, gravy.

2.

Having a

Moist and

from

a. (corrupt,

tail.

split

1.

tree

Sauce, gravy.

(Bombax heptaphyllum).

of.flfopfll) Wet,

slippery.

slippery place.
v. a.

2.

"Pf^l

s.

The concrete

See Pt^j|T3

To

(eorrupt. of

slip, to slide.

^&)

The hinder-part of any

thing.

ftftU3
of

The

1.

A tail

Having brown

(Silurus sagittatus).

(corrupt,

(mfn.

The silk-cotton

f*i*5fT

(n.) Virgin gold.

s.

3. (to.)

The gum of the

(/.

epithet of Siva.

A fish

f^BE)

crest.

ele-

Wilson.

Pf^ + 3I^?)

(mfn.

cut, to divide.

pulse.

s.

a.

pain, to torture.

(Bombax heptaphyllum).

341.

and which are the chief passages of breath and

Yoga school of philosophy.

2.

ancient

of three canals

left

from R.

(n.

s.

peacock.

Ophthal-

See Pt^|p>

eyes.

To

(the co-

attendant upon

which run from the Os Coccygis

eyes.

2.

vi.

colour,

the author of a treatise on

the prosody of the vedas.

PffiT^

Tin.

Brownish yellow.

(mfn. from

yellowish, brown,

air

syringe, a clyster.

To

(to.) i.

s.

Root,

vessel

Also TTT>-

Azadirachta).

mia ; inflammation of the

a.

p. 118.

(to.).

spitting-pot. Also

of

Pf-

^) The

from R.

(the colour).

a. (corrupt,

PffiFfl

Sabda S.

dirt.

Root, x.
a. (to/w.)

Also

Leprosy.

2.

(to.

nimS-tree (Melia

f^fT

ing betel.

+ p.

(to.)

5.

Long pepper

Carey.

2. (Beng.^) Spittle

cus).

(.).

ant.

The black cuckoo (Cuculus

1.

Also

2.

(mfn. from f^rffeti) Corpulent.

a.

Excrement,

f^Ht)

(corrupt, of

abdomen.

belly, the

AlsofW^T.
"R"^

(corrupt, of

pf^

The

The back of an animal.

(corrupt, of

5.

(to.) 1.

v. a. (com*,

of

ftfeC3) To

repel, to

drive back, to cause to desist or recede.

"PT5$t^t

s.

(from"R"5?)

1.

The

rear of an army.

1734

1733

The

2.

stern of a ship.

3.

rope with which

"RS^Ts.

noun of

(v.

R^ttl^)

ing or causing to desist.

any thing, the stern of a

RfotRfe ad.

A desist-

p. 73.

(from

v. a.

RlS?) To
fall

recede, to yield

A
"RT1

s.

"RtaflV^Wt;.

R^^KS) To cause

ii.

R^USF)

to

R^

(m. from R.

s.

brown,

1.

s.

concrete

(m.)

Tawny

thorax formed by them.

R^^T

a.

(mfn.')

i.

and

kill or injure.

To

4.

s.

dwell.

Yellow, tawny,

(the colour).

5.

(m.)

eyes.

4.

The

i.

(C#"fe)

"R&Fft

"RlHt

See

R&R"!*-

out.

reciprocal

thing.

An

2.

^?)

(from

1.

prying into a

itching or tingling,

v. a.

RV
To

Root,

ad. After-

Caret/.

of.

To

(from

itch,

3.

race.

Carey.

overcome with

An army

panick-

To sound.

2.

1.

To

hurt or

kill.

(corrupt,

p)i>(.<il<y>i

s.

2.

affliction.

of ^$>) 1. The back.

The pedestal of an idol. 4.

s.

stool.

bird-cage.

PT&f3)

2. (n.)

(Ri> + T.

<U:&)

2.

ter-

small bundle

of clothes, &c. carried on the back, a knapsack.

R~fr^
1.

i.

pain or

feel

ribs, or the

struck or in disorder.

R^Root,

2.

hammered

Beaten,

a.

(from

s.

wards, in imitation

rheum of the

Confounded,

&c.

grief, terror,

out.

to tingle.

Yellow orpiment.

3.

hammer

noun of ft&lt^) The act of beat-

(v.

Killing, slaughter.

(mfn. for RffipT?)

a.

Gold.

The

(n.)

s.

R^f^

1.

beat, to

2.

Power, strength.

2. (ft.)

Rfc^T^

Rt\

colour.

adore,

1. To
To be strong. 3. To give.
To speak. 6. To shine.

5.

R^fa*.

To

1.

beating or hammering.

To tinge, to dye,
3. To tinkle. 4. To

CpKgf^, ft^pfSj

p. 55.

to beat.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

I.

touch.

a.

v.

ing or hammering,

to slip or slide.

R^ Root,

plant (a variety of

Hort. Ben.

f^) A sort of thin cake or bread.

(from

To cause

a. {cans, of

prepared by

rice

SeeRfe.

back.

Also

afterwards.

x.

The pulp of

with water.

it

f^arf.(fromf^1)Beh ind, after, subsequently,

2.

2.

Hort.

(Trewia nudiflora).

Dolichos lignosus).

back, to go behind, to

To

A tree

Behind, following

behind.

Rfi^C3

Ben.

to

the earthen floors of houses.

1.

grinding

ship.

R^

(from

1.

The hinder part of

2.

down

beat

the hinder-feet of animals are tied.

rammer used

(from

s.

(m.)

s.

To

pot, a pan.

Also

R~^"T.

Back

ad. (from

(/.)

to back.

assemble, to heap up.

(m. from R.

R"^) A cupboard,

ket, a granary or receptacle

Root,
a bas-

made of wicker-

R^jft, -C3)

and

x.

insertion

of a nasal,

(Rwfe)

To form

heap up, to aggregate, to ac-

cumulate.
s.

(m.

/R&+^)1. A cupboard,

a receptacle

(with the

into a mass, to

work.

R^

bile.

made

of wicker-work.

a basket,
1.

2.

The

raised floor of a house.

(mfn.)
portico.

5 S 2

See f*fel and

R~&

2.

1735

1736

A
Ben.

Sort.

plant (Gardenia uliginosa).

fHfe^l

s.

p. 15.
a.

A
Hort. Ben.

(Trigonella

plant

Also

p. 58.

(from
tal

3.

corniculata).

flfJW^
stool.

A terrace.

(mfn.

s.

of a wheel. See ftaft.

f^3 + ^3)

from R.

(f.

ft^T ?)

Also fflRj (/.).

wheel.

Heaped

together,

formed into a mass.

collected,

ffisft

The pedes-

2.

palm (Phcenix

species of

of Siva.

1.

The nave of a

(Beng.)

2.

(Tabernaemontana coronaria

f^Tt^) The bow

(to. for

s.

1.

of an idol.

"Pftte

The nave

(/.)

flor.

plen.)

dactylifera).

4.

shrub
3. A
A cu-

curbitaceous plant (Cucurbita lagenaria). Carey,

f^t^3

5.

(m.)

A lump,

1.

especially a

lump of

a heap, a
food.

ball,

2.

a globe

(m.)
funeral cake,

an oblation to deceased ancestors offered

Box).

Manu

tions.

ii.

by the nearest surviving

247.

1.

(Vangueria spinosa?

tree

shrub (Tabernaemontana corona-

at the

Wilson.

ria).

several sraddhas

2.

rela-

+ ^3) Formed

The body.

3.

lump

into a

or ball.

license.

-o 'M. yL<t

(m.

s.

2.

date-tree.

(Beng.)

f*fcffc

fi*mf^)

(m.

s.

Cuttle-fish bone.

sort of

(m. from

cake of dried dates.

f^3+^T) A

cowardly

but censorious person.

-feints s.

(m.

fflS+PfrT?) Gum-myrrh.

(m. f*fa

+ TT)The nearest

who

cabum).

cake to the manes of a de-

offers the funeral

Also

ceased ancestor.

relation

f^T^O^I ( ^

f^3o The

m.).

vocative case of

mfn. from

Partaking of a funeral oblation, entitled to a

mfn.).
s.

(m.

f^3+ C^TPl ) An interruption

;

a neglect of the

solemn obsequies in honour of deceased ancestors.

v4AI3j<

from

(mfn.

a.

To be eaten

has been offered

f^3 + 3F[ +

after the funeral

cake

an epithet applied to the

monthly srdddha or entertainment

deceased ancestors.

Manu

(m. from
river considered

in

in. 123.

?)

The name of a

holy by the Hindus.

-?f

date-tree.

Seef^ ^:.
1

S.

ft^T)

Brass.

R.^I + ^J?)

Mother and

1.

or the deceased

and

father:

father, parents

(W$$& ) The paternal ancestors.

manes

2.

The

deified progenitors of

mankind, inhabiting a peculiar region of heaven,

or according to

some the

orbit of the

moon.

Wilson.
(m. from

fM^ +

U^

Wilkins' Gr.

1005) 1. A paternal grandfather.

See Manu %. 9.
thet of Brahma.

2.

An

epi-

Wilkins' Gr.

(femin. of

As. Res.

Sabda

from

wi.

1005).

The wild

See ffsjl

p. 105.

dual
plur.

PV\

plant (Chaulmoogra odorata).

(corrupt, of

honour of

vn. 241.

p. 139.

s.

in offering the funeral cake

fetTfejf)

Hort. Ben.

f^3*T

Also

share in the funeral cake.

(_f^

(Cardiospermum Halica-

(/.) Heart-pea

s.

PfcJKs.

paternal grandmother.

ft% Seef^3l.
a.

(mfn.

f^t^ + ^)

1.

Pertaining to the

flft

1737

father.

solemn obsequies

P^F$

honour of them.

in

n.

s.

Solemn

obsequies in honour of deceased ancestors. Also

Pl^t

cemetery, a

Pt^+TfH) A

gift in

honour of

deceased ancestors.

Wealth received from

the father, ancestral property.

(mfn.

father, related to the father,

moon

s.

(m.)

in the

An

Pater-

1.

The dark fortnight

month Bhadra.

2.

or

wane

The

epithet of

Yama.
Also

PFpfcS
fr^ffol

O.).

(m.

Pi^ + C^Tt^)

the manes.

2.

The manes, an

Pt^pfl
a

(-^

PT3+PF3) A

paternal

grandfather.

paternal an-

paternal

s.

Pfs+Ptai^)

Pt^ff
when

s.

(f.

P^ + ^)

Twilight (the time

manes of departed ancestors are

the

Pf^T

father's

Also

aunt.

Pt^fti

or

(/.

Pt^ + ^CU1

^) The

from R.

father, parricide.

(from R.

*h) To

drink

to

smoke

PkSwfa
Pfa^"

s.

JW

5. (to.

.Pte+ C^fa) The gall-bladder.

Pfa + ^p") A bilious

(mfn. from

PT3 )

fever.

Bilious.

(w.)

Brass.

PTCP

a.

s.

(Pfa + ^^l ) An excess of bile.

(mfn.

Pf^ + IT W^Km*'

GV. 899).

Relating to a father, paternal, ancestral, con-

1.

nected with the solemn obsequies in honour of

abroad).

P^*1

of

(n.) Bile, gall.

s.

PjT^l^i

Pertaining to the father and grandfather.

The abode

tobacco.

a.

(mfn. from

1.

ancestor.

/)

P^GJl

cestor.
a.

As. Res.

P^ + ^)

(-^/.

s.

P^pri, Pl^^ri,

Pfc3

(-qr m

s.

Obsequies in com-

Pf3t^it^ s

murder of a

lord of the pitris or manes.)

vin. 430.

213.

v. a.

(Lit.

^ S^Hav-

memoration of a deceased ancestor.

sister,

PFf+^) Of the side of the

nal relationship.

of the

(ra/ra.Pf^ +

a.

ing no parents, orphan.

iv.

(w.

Pf^l^ a.

Pf^srfcJSffr

burial-place.
s.

to a father.

(n.).

Pl^H

Fond attachment

Relating to paternal ancestors, or

2.

to the

1738

s.

(n.

s.

Pi^Tfo
Pi^< l^<

The paternal
P^ +
P^ + ^T) A cemetery.

(m.

s.

deceased ancestors.

Also

PK^
a.

P^ + 3"^)

paternal re-

1.

a.

to a father.

(mfn.

paternal uncle.

Pi^f+^3*) Fondly

s.

(-^

Manu

m. from R.

n. 59.

bird.

(mfn.) Flying, falling, descending, alighting.

Pftfr,.

lation.

(m. from

The designation of

particular part of the hand.

(/.).

(m.

2.

family.

&c.

(n.

2.

453.

R.

Hi)

Concealment.

The

attached

Pi for3rPl+tffr from

cover, a lid, a sheath, a wrapper, a cloak,

cotton-plant.

Sa&efa 5. p. 369,

Pw

1739

Pfr^

a.

Pi

(mfn.

for

3lPi

+^

from R.

^) P^P^I

Dressed, clothed, covered, wrapped into.

(mn.')

Siva.

Any

2.

fW^U

women.

( f^T

m.

Sabda

catarrh.

TW^ + t^) An
PK^)

of

Ben.

The

root of long-pepper.

"Pt^^T^Ts.

The holy fig-tree (Ficus

(i.)

(m. from

A pinnace.

^) To

+R.

name

put on

476.

ft

57
i"

s.

(/.)

Also

Hort.

plant (Spinacea tetrandra).

Hindu

sage.

PW*T1

(/.).

Hort. Ben.

p. 4.

PW^

cask, a bar-

the desiderative

s. (to.)

T'

T< s Root,

i.

form of R. ^1 Wilkins' Gr. 831) Thirst;

desire in general.

freckle, a

plant

(Trigonella corniculata).

Sabda S.2\5, 289.

thirsty.

(corrupt, of fSjlF^F )

f*wwt

(-NT

>.

frw+H)

Thirsty, athirst.

PW^T
of R.

w
( /

+3)

^1,

"PHt\5l

s.

pentandra).

"PWtf^l) An

(from PFflv3l )

Hort. Ben.

a.

v.

(cans, of

"PWtf^T

s.

(from

PPj^s.

(corrupt.

Piper longum.

Rox.).

cause to

PWl;

s.

(p.

jUy)

An

onion.

ant.

A plant (Urtica

(p. *jL)

A person

a messenger, a footman ; a

travelling

pawn

on

foot,

at chess.

p. 67.
?)

guava.

large black ant.

PWtf^l)

(/.)

Pit3) To

drink, to give a person something to drink.

(corrupt, of

(m.)

plant

Thirsty, athirst.

(corrupt, of
s.

A medicinal

not yet ascertained.

Pfa%3
"Pl^l^T the desiderative form

ra .

spot.

sprinkle, to wet, to moisten.

s.

mark, a

(with the insertion of a nasal

To

Ptf^1
Athirst,

(mfn.

root

of long-pepper.
"Pi^j

(/. from

a.

As. Res.

The

Also

5.

religiosa).

Long-pepper (Piper longum).

p. 72, 84.

a pipe.

Also

PM^ + R.^Ttf) The

of an ancient

viii.

Pi

(from the Portug. pipa)

rel,

+^1)

ft.

SeePW.

clothes, to accoutre, to dress.

Carey.

S. p. 259, 290.

(from

v. a.

worn as an ornament by

epi-

Cold, cough,

(from the English pinnace)

"Pfftp3

The

for

genit. case of

Bearing a trident.)

(Lit.

(corrupt,

s.

trident of

trident or three-pronged spear.

thet of Siva.

"Pftl^T

The bow and the

1.

(f^T+*}l3l

s.

leaf of long-pepper,

(m.) Cold, cough, catarrh. See

1740

(?w.)

An

Hort. Ben.

The common small red

2.

Hort. Ben.

pi ant

p. 11.

I.

p. 32.

ant.

PjTTl^Tl

ofPM^fl.)

A fruit-tree (Buchanania latifolia).

ant.

Long-pepper

s.

(p. <CL>)

drinking-glass, a cup,

f^UWW^A. (p.jWb) A tippler, a drunkard.

Pothos Peepla,

PW^Tfat^ft

s.

(from p. jb ^Lj) Drunkenness.

1742

1741

PfTTMt^

of

(corrupt,

s.

^ftPT^) A
Carey.

(Pentaptera tomentosa).

PfaPts.

p i"l)

(from R.

tree

2.

5.

Thirst.

(from Portug. pires)

prefixed to

To give. 3. To be
To go or move.

Pf|%3

saucer.

(from R.

a.

v.

1.

To

injure.

strong.

4.

To

dwell.

PK)

To

it.

grind,

to

bruise, to pound, to reduce to powder.

2^"fv) Fondness,

(corrupt, of

s.

affec-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

tion, love.

Pf^RooT,

(PHufsS) To

x.

throw, to cast,

Gr.

p.

(n.')

1.

PHI

Sfl^TEj The

of

(corrupt,

s.

organ, or the disease of

PHf^.

(corrupt, of

spleen

the

Any thing

PMtf^l) A crowd,

crowds, by multitudes.

ground, meal,

P^ + 3

s.

(m.

s.

(win.)

Manu

iv.

Also

it.

<!?[< ill ad. By swarms, by

a multitude.

Pf^

Ground, bruised, pounded,

422).

to send.

world.

"R^f^T

Wilkins'

(n.

2.

flour.

s.

Lead.

Bread, a baked cake.

division of the universe,

231.

"Pi^+^f

from R.

a seether, a saucepan.

boiler,

Perfumed powder'

(m. from

lamp-stand, a candlestick.

scented dust.

(mfn?) Blear-eyed.

a.

fit*l Root,

Wilkins' Gr. 261)

be decomposed, to be reduced to con-

To

1.

(Pf6*tf3

vi.

stituent parts.

To

2.

enlighten, to light.

Pf^T Root,
x.

((?fWf3)

3.

To

injure,

yellowish,

fi*!^

Of

(jnfn.')
s.

(w.)

s.

Tawny

(?w.)

tawny

colour, brownish,

(the colour).

demigods

a vampire, a demon, a spectre.

PfpF3

s.

from R.

(.

Pf 01TTrpJ)
.

species of malignant

To

1.

to hurt.

1.

To

Desirous

(mfn.

P^l

f^p

(from

s.

?)

(m/w.) Cruel, wicked;

a.

deceitful;
2. (m.)

Narada.

stupid,

crow.

sjl

vile,

foolish,

3.

Also

flea.

s.

Cotton.

(/.)

4.

wickedness, meanness, stupidity,

f^t*Tl

s.

(/.)

to

vii.

PM3^tt

(from

s.

father's sister.

contemptible

PM*f
;

powder. Sometimes with

5.

To

To

shine.

The hus-

PW + ^Pffl.)

The

sister.

The son of

Also
of

Pf3Tpj) A name

calls his wife's paternal aunt,

An

by which a woman

by

paternal aunt.
(.)

calls her

and

husband's

epithet of

Cruelty,

folly.

PWU

Carey.

(corrupt, of Pi^f^T)

grind, to bruise

pRorfa + pR

A paternal

aunt.

Pl^<i&*U. (fromPW+^flTrfor^Pr^)
The daughter of a

To

2.

PW. + ^tt

(corrupt,

man

which a
also that

gramineous plant (Trigonella

(f%f%)

give.

corniculata).

Pfc^RooT,

To

strong.

(w.) 1. Saffron.

or

f^T

To be

father's sister or paternal aunt.

daughter of a father's
a.

move.

to

2.

if^^l^ +

(corrupt, of

band of a

Flesh.

of flesh, longing after a meal of flesh.

4.

speak.

(from

Pf^)

go.

go,

Also, x. (with the insertion of a nasal,

dwell.
a.

(Pl^Tp?) To

i.

Pft$v*sl

s.

(from

father's sister.

father's sister.

PW + ^tt)

Also

The son of a

1743

*f\s5

f^ffe a.

(mfn. f*j for

1744

^Tpl + ft3 from R. $1

^ftvFT

Covered, concealed, hidden.

*ft

Root,

^f^STF^

s.

(p.

Hort. Ben.

An

jLj)

(Allium cepa).

onion

p
chair.

2.

stool, a seat,

ftv3l s.

torture.

R.A.S.

Trans.

R. ^ft^+^Cs?)

(mfn. pres. part.

a.

433.

i.

Pained,

See

R. ^fftpStl Wilkins' Gr. 831)

(/.

Only

(Cuculus Indicus).

bird

used in the vedas.

oppressed.

afflicted, tortured,

p
ft&

^)

(corrupt, of

The back.

itfoAwra

press

plant (Randia racemosa).

Hort.

(ftj^

Ttfel) The back-bone.

(raw.)

wooden

seat,

1.

a.

To

give pain, to torment,

wound)

to oppress,

9i\Sb

"

Wilkins' Gr. 692, 694)

&t

(/)

part. p. R.

3.

page, a side of a

1.

^tlT

Grown

(Beng.

?)
1.

leaf.

fat,

plump, large

t1

and R.

Drunk, quaffed.

see

3.

Yellow, of a yellow colour,

Yellow (the colour).

topaz.

Wilkins? Gr. p. 421)

2.

a segment in any geome-

R.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

2. (pret.
l

it^O
pain or

afflicted, suffering

distress.

a bench, a chair, a

Colebr. Alg. p. 84.

^&) A

genit. case of

Also

(mfn. pres. part. p. of R.

Being oppressed or

Jfoftu* P. p. 15.

a pedestal.

trical figure.

strike, to beat,

a clock).

stool,

The complement of
corrupt, of

To

(from R. ^fts?)
to beat (as

^rfe^rfel

5.

squeeze, to

to persecute.

v. a.

hammer

2.

To

1.

to express the oil or

seeds,

to afflict, to smart (as a

p. 15.

*ftfla'E3

to bruise

juice from them.

A
Ben.

(from R. ^fts^)

v. a.

P.

p. 15.

to

be squeezed, oppressed, or persecuted.

Pain, distress, affliction, oppression, persecution,

terrace.

(/w.)

1.

act of op-

"ffcFftji^ (mfn.fut.part.p. R.^fl^+^pf|ll)

Fit to

ft*)

The

The laying a country

waste.

p. 24.

(corrupt, of

3H) L

pressing or giving pain. 2.

(*filJt3) To drink.

iv.

R. *ft/3 +

(w.

s.

2.

(m.)

s.

Safflower.

3.

Yellow orpiment.

(w.)

4.

(from

from
R.

^L) A cripple.

Manu

viii.

(n.

394.

from ^V3) Yellow orpiment.

A sort of plan-

place consecrated to the worship of Parvati.

Tarat

chand Ch.

^"T^Root,

x.

(*fl\5XTf\J)

vex, to annoy.

oppose, to

with

resist.

2.

To
4.

To

1.

To

stir,

(mfn.

R.

ft3^f

3.

An

Often

to agitate.

(mfn.).

^ft^ +

prefixed to

*fi>J^rT s.

vexing, annoying, oppressive,

Also

s.

root)

carrot.

*ft\S^3

s.

(m.

ft3 + '^rT) A yellow

(n.

it.

Squeezing,

^t

Yellow sanders.
'

wood.

ft^+ 3I^)

oppressor, a persecutor.

(n.

To

sutoria,

pressing

Si.

give pain, to

press, to squeeze.

3lf%, 3Ti, 3, or^f%

?P|vi<P a.

tain.

Wilson

+ ^3) A

fragrant

bird (Motacilla

Sylvia sutoria, Carey).

(zw.)

^ItettJNe

s.

(m.

(Pinus Devadaru

^T^ + fft^) A
;

sort

also P. longifolia).

of pine

1745

1746

*ft*r

Tf3H

(m. p ft3 + "|

s.

1.

plant

(Curcuma

>

xanthorrhiza).

2.

^rt^l *
cow with

of pine (Pinus lon-

sort

gifolia).

large udders.

ft^ Root,

^ftFT

s. (to.

from ft^ )

a.

dias mangifera).

\3l

pulent.

sf^H

p
(

ff3 +

^) A

plant

(Barleria

^ffa^fl, s.
(Jasminum chrysanthemum).

Carey.

(m.) Yellow

1.

s.

(the colour).

from R.

Ben.
^ftXT^
Zerumbet). Sabda

from R.

(n.

s.

2.

HI ?)

^ft^RooT,

tomentosa).

topaz, a yellow gem.

hexapetalum).

pff3T|

(m.)

(Pentapt era tomen-

a.

(ira/ra.

ft^ + ^IM<) Clad

low, dressed in yellow clothes,

epithet of

H'Hl s.

Krishna.

religious

2.

A mime,

in yel-

An

a dancer.

3.

(m.)

mendicant wearing yellow clothes.

*ffcKl ,.(_**F[n.

(z.)

s.

An

3.

The

*f$t
^fft

horse.

a.

kins'

(-f^

jb.

2.

(/. [from R.

s.

p. 421).

from R. *ft

Grown

The

Cough,

black ant (Formica

large

The

spleen,

Yel-

a.

1.

(Careya arborea

tree

4.

flower.

An

also ap-

elephant.

The blossom

5.

(/.

from^t*J+*K) A plant

(Ale-

fat,

?)

(from R.

catarrh.

fH^Tj To

grind, to bruise,

powder.

ft)

horse.

^HIT-)-^ Wilcorpulent, bulky,

Tbdli

s.

^^TH

(corrupt, of
s.

H*nr)

(corrupt, of

^Sltn^tR?

s.

quarter.

Straw, hay.

(H^rH + ^T"fe) A

growing on heaps of rotten straw.

^jt
(?ra.)

stop, to cease.

round.
s.

turkois.

hyacinthoides or Dracona nervosa).

to reduce to
x

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Gr.

gem, the

+ 3l*KF[J Ayellow

act of drinking.
*.

full,

Carey.

?)

v. a.

1.

the

bird.

arrow.

*ft^fl

gem, a topaz.
(m.)

Hort.

of the Saccharum Sara.

tris

*ffr3

Fat, large.

cow during

plied to exotic trees generally). 2.

1.

s.

See

of a

(corrupt, of ^ft$7T)

low.
^fl

(femin. of ^ft^) Turmerick.

ft\Sl*-

young

compressa

tree

Ambrosia, the food

(*fHf3) To

i.

(w.)

(Allangium

See?fts3^.

tosa).

tree

2.

Wilson.

5.

s.

3.

Sandal.

1.

The milk

(p. xjjj*i)

A tree (Pentaptera
1.

seven days after calving, biestings.

first

S. p. 410.

(m. ^ffa + ^rfa)

fft

p. 54.

of the gods.

s.

plant (Crotalaria sericea).

Yellow brass.

with

2.

(Beng. h. Jo^) Brass.

A tree (Curcuma

fl^^ + ^FT) A cow

(/. from

(-^jw/k.

(mfn. from^ffc) Yellow, of a yellow

ftOTk

(.) Corpulence,

large udders.

*ft1 a
colour,

largeness.

Yellow jasmine

a.

(/.) or

Caret/.

prionitis).

*ft\FT

fat or corpulent.

from R. ^ft^) Fat, large, cor-

(jra/re.

(w.) Saffron.

2.

To be

i.

The hog-plum (Spon-

from *ffr + S*t^ to

(/

s.

(corrupt, of

^l^lft^l) A

alba or B. rubra).

mushroom

Carey.

plant (Basella

1747

0*
man;

1^+^)

Like a

in the masculine

form or

San*. (* for

grammar)

(in

t*WiW

(-^at.+ H.

1748
Rich, opulent.

^)

(from

gender.

A
woman, a

round hand (in

Carey.

writing).

masculine
(from

virago.

The mas-

^^f^T

s.

^jt^t

s-

(h.

**J"5 )

bundle, a packet.

bundle, a packet.

culine gender.

l *^

*.

(/.

for

^^+ K lf^)

woman.

(w.)

J*^*.

Root,

t ^^

x.

(n.

s.

man.

(^*ttf[\3) To punish,

*J*^tXI a (mfn.
man.
^t

5-

as soon as a

See

woman

Manu

The

Ben.

cere-

perceives

rub

^Ift

man-

A
grain.

species of serpent (Amphisbsena).

Hort.

storehouse

2.

v. a.

seller

To

of vegetables.

*$GU3

See

bury.

?)

To breed

insects, to

be affected with maggots (as a wound).

(caus. of

^TjO W)To cause

to

wipe

*J<<
s

off.

To wipe away,

(from

to

s.

J^<'|ill

a.

(from

^tHilHTl
(Silurus

off.

^3^) A pond.

(corrupt, of

Belonging to a pond.

*J^)

+ G^Tl ) A fish
Buchanan's MSS.y

s.

quadrivittatus,

Carey.

s.

(corrupt, of

^TT) Pus, purulent

matter.

'jt^trrHt^l
^jv5lj,

s.

(corrupt, of

heap, a store, a

e. g.

four fruits).

Goods, wealth.

(I^W+^t?

(Tetrodon fornicatus).

quantity, a collection ; a capital in trade, wealth

an aggregation of four
Pi

a vessel for preserving

(from

w. a.

p. 11.

v. a.

(3lt) A fish (Cypjrinus

r
Buchanan s MSS.). Carey. Also

(corrupt, of

(/.) Wifkint? Gr. 1007.

crystallina).

Greediness,

avarice.

n. 26.

state of a male,

A plant (Oldenlandia

or rub

jft>3

Hijtr^TJtflI s (from^5lU3f^T)

*$$U3

v. a.

Greedy, avaricious, niggardly.

c
s.

button-hole.

button-shop.

to pain.

Carey.
*2*>0

chrysoparus,

l^+?)
A

p. 71.

^T-t-^) Longing after a

Also

hood.

+ ^T<FT) A

for

despicable.

trifling,

Carey.

un-

2.

See Wilkins' Gr.

the foetus to be quick.

An

A button.

Going with men.)

(Lit.

mony performed

s.

from^+R.

(/

anus.

Mean, low,

manhood.

chaste

The

J^j)

Virility,

s
fish

"H^^i

(Gobius
s.

fish

Carey.

(^?Trrl+^tf^rl) a

electris, L.).

Carey.

(m.) The appellation of one of the de-

1750

1749
graded

Menu

Sudra woman.
X

or

JS*I

^5

(corrupt, of

^j^U

The

(m.)

s.

x. 18. 49.

m n Low
( f -)

1=

iv.

9^")

'

79.

charum

Also

vile '

With

pond, a tank.

Root,
to

minute exami-

j3

(m. from

sometimes used

J^+C t1) A
5

An

e. g.

man.

excellent or eminent

(Lit.

e. g*

the palms of the hands joined

To

Root,

<c

(*j3f3)

vi.

Also,

cover.

^1

v. a.

To

1.

leave, to quit.

2.

(with the insertion of a

i.

To

*[f\iC3

decrease, to diminish,

small, low, or shallow.

nasal,

an ox:

comp. to convey the idea of

in

excellence or pre-eminence

(m.)

bull,

Joinedly: used in comp.

x.

become

To

nation.
s.

S. p. 291.

together in a supplicating manner.

of an arrow.

s.

Sugar-cane (S3ac=

Sabda

officinarum).

(from^)

ad.

*J|CTp

feather, or the feathered part

Eager, zealous at work.

(from

Nishada by a

the offspring of a

tribes,

rub, to grind, to pound.

To burn,

to

burn away.

(from^f^3U3) Burnt up, scorched by

s. 1. The teeth of a saw or sickle.

a.

the sun.
bull

among men. )
Root,

See
careless or in-

attentive.

^555

s.

s.

(from R.

^lilVJ

tail

of an animal.

3"5K) A
(cans, of

v. a.

question, an enquiry.

^f^U3) To

^jtJ^t^

s.

To

^Rt^t^

collection, a quantity, a heap.

To

i.

grind, to pound,

become small

or

rub, to press, to

(Fftlhrfo) l.Tobe or
shallow.
2. To shine.
3. To

C ^^^)
1

4.

(m. from R.

or cup

(m.

epithet of the

body
^j[sJIP

To

$^L)

The

any thing.

x>

^2

The name

2.

3.

of

(re.)

(Nelumbium

$3^?F+^raF
god Vishnu.

for
(Lit.

3tfF)
Lotus-

(w.)

1.

A cover,

made

A joining

a covering.

of leaves.

3.

Manu vi.

1.

(/.)

An

assemblage of lotuses.

Wilson.

red variety of the sugar-cane

2.

3.

creeping plant

mark on the

fore-

head made with sandal.

s,

plate, dish,

of the hands in supplication.

creeping plant used in mede-

for diseased eyes.

(Gsertnera racemosa).

(mn. also

28. 4. (Beng.~)

remedy

(mi)

s.

like a lotus.

(Saccharum officinarum).

contracting,
2.

5.

cine as a

fasten, to string.
I.

is fair

"

j^'l/.)

leopard.

^^C<ti^o. (mfn. v^J^G + SKZ) Whose

x.

folding, or doubling of
S

1.

eyed.)

Root,

"

To

ask, to ques-

Increasing to a heap.

s.

2.

fragment, a rag.

(m.)

speak.

(w.)

s.

lotus, especially the white lotus

An

s.

be pure.

speciosum).

tion, to interrogate.

*T^I

(Yffo) L To

vi.

^j^Tj^t^

the elephant of the south-east quarter.

cause to

(from R. 3"55^)

v. a.

also

sugar-cane

act virtuously.

ask or interrogate.

^jlfe^

A variety of the

(Saccharum officinarum)

^Root,
The

(n.)

*Tx2)

2. (corrupt, of

(^55^3) To be

i.

(m.

1^+^) A

creeping plant (Gaert-

nera racemosa).

TjD

(mfn. from R.

a.

].

Pure, clean.

Virtuous, righteous, just, good.

3.

2.

Beautiful,

1751

1752

pleasing.

(w.) 1. Purity.

5.

Virtue, a good

2.

Holy, religious, virtuous, pious, righteous.

action, merit.
s

^t)+^) A

(n.

meritorious act,

from

*. (re.

as

$t> + ^TC^)

The day on which

2.

fasting, praying, &c.

ment of annual

tenants

make

the

holyday.
first

rents to their landlord.

pay-

Tdrd-

chand Ch.

Whose

actions are holy, virtuous, or meritorious.

a.

righteously

sj^SftT

a.

from R.

Acting

^)

3$fU (from^)
s.

+ SFH") A

T^ ^

decay of religious

s.

(m.)

A tree

Of

division of the infernal regions,

manes of those who

son.

Cham-

pious person.

Rdkshasa.

3.

women

used by

^jf3K3 v.

(from C*il3)

a.

To plant.

1.

(corrupt, of

s.

of

Kuvera.

(Lit.

The

lord of the

"^J^T

s.

bury.

(corrupt, of

s.

book.

An

^ft"<?1)

image, a doll,

a puppet.

TjSf^Wl n

tuous,

The reward

(re.

good

^OTT

^f^1) A

(corrupt, of

doll,

(-<TS

for piety

^5^1

actions.

pious,

are/re.

righteous.

l^+^S)
2.

(corrupt,

s.

of ^Jfij"^)

small image, a puppet, an

1.

Vir-

idol.

(/.

Hi-

malaya, on the south by the Vindhya moun-

and on the east and west by the

a.

(mfn.

See

jp +

Manu u
)

21

sea.

se(iq-

Attained through

sanctity or virtue (as a reward in heaven).

a.

(mfn.

2.

The image

An

idolater, a

doll, a

worshipper of an image.
,

if-)-

on the eye.

*fr+SjflI) The holy land of

the Hindus, bounded on the north by the

Also

I-

Fortunate, aus-

picious.

tains,

To

2.

small image, a puppet, an idol.

fnFT
or for

One

Punyajanas

or Yakshas.^)
x

(Lit.

devours her son.)

y&-

epithet

term of reproach

in their quarrels.

sha or attendant on Kuvera.

An

die child-

ix. 138.

a pure or

(Michelia

who

fiend, a goblin, a

Holy.

(corrupt, of

paca).

Manu

less.

(m.).

1^+^)

(mfn.

pleasing scent,

2.

(?. ?)

the abode of the

Also

merits.

virtuous, pure, pious.

(m. ^jTP

5.

*tFt%

(mfn.

Pious, virtuous,

religious, righteous.

store of vir-

*S$&\
iv.

"SjST

s.

1.

(/.)

s.

from

(ni.

his progenitors

Colebr.

Law

Clfl )

v^s.
^JP-jffa

sacred usage, a religious custom.

Image -worship,

small bee. 2.

An

ant.

Manu

238.

+ R. tSf? Who

from hell:

of Inher.

p.

(m.
s.

$3" + ^)

(m. from

son.

jTT + R.

(Nagelia Putranjiva, Roxb.).

(m.).

rescues

Manuix. 138.
169) A son. Dual
see

Son and daughter. Also written ^Ivp

tue or religious merit.

Pious conduct,

idolatry.

(^^l+^

$3sft5l *

Hort. Ben.

p. 71.

3ffc) A
Also

plant

"^T^t^^

1753

^Nf

^JSfl-

TpT3l

(/. *|?r

s.

+ 3l)

Filial relation, the cir-

cumstance of being a son.

^^T^

Also

(w.).

^jf^Tl

i.

sembling a son,
T

fjsi$l

*.

(/.

a son, re-

A son's

getting a son,

^S^S

(-f^mf.

^T + ^sf)

^jTTftsf ad. Sans, (from

(/

pecially one

that her son

own

T 5

For the

JST + t^1)

1.

daughter: es-

who is appointed to marry, in order

may perform the solemn obsequies
and not

father

of Inker,

p.

1.

Again.

2.

But,

ad. Sans.

(^^f^j^O

Again and

See

C^\+^P\)

Again and

^RtlT
T

J^3

a.

(-f$\mfn.

a.

^Cll

s.

(femin. of

^fq<pl^s3

T
s.

(/.

fT<r + 3'fe') The saying

same thing again, a

repetition, a tautology.

A rising again,

son.

jT3 f^a.
3

5P^3) Risen again.

(mfn.

Reproduc-

daughter.
tion,

metempsychosis.

Trans. R.A.S.

i.

114.

to a son,

^fJ^FSt

filial.

A sacrifice

the

resurrection.

Having a

^TftTTa. (m/w. ^jTT + ^TI) Relating

(/.

Said again, said

2.

^^T)

^\+^)

(mfn.

Colebr.

Also

A arain.

ad. (from

over and over again, repeated.

to her husband.

see

303.

Jtft

for the

^)

ad. Sans.

"^^f^

an appointed daughter

s.

554.

But, yet, however.

<

(-^Rj

ad. Sans.

*J=RP1

The son of

jpjf^

i.

again, and on the other hand, also.

doll, a puppet.

the tenets of the

in

Recoverable.

sake of a son.

^^ + ^fWtTT) The

+ 3^f\) Wisht

Law

j^1

R.A.S.

Wilson.

soul.

R.A.S.

Traras.

again, over and over again, repeatedly.

ing to obtain a son, desirous of a son.

(m.

sativa).

however, on the contrary.

The

to her

s.

Sans.

ad.

^fTo

delivery.

*.

The

Trans.

ad. (from

a son or sons.

*tftr^1

2.

matter.

predicament of matter,

wife.

Possessing

'jjTiiSft a.

The body,

1.

552. 555.

Jainas.

^)

Mint (Mentha

tojjtfji}

3^$ftmW

^) Like

filial.

$ST +

(p.

^^5. (m.)

Having children and grandchildren.

ad. Sans. ( j?T +

s.

1754

s.

(-^T^. ^3" + 3r*FT ) A second

birth, a regeneration, the birth of

performed

mode of

sake of obtaining children.

or

life,

new

an improved

principles of conduct

recovery from dangerous illness.

^J^Root,
x.

kill.

speak.
x

iv.

1.

(with the

To

hurt.

injure, to hurt, to

"

j*T3lt3

(HfcUtRj)
i.

*ffi?)

Pjj&ftf) To

To

t.

shine.

insertion
2.

To

of

2.

To

s.

(corrupt, of

suffer pain or

un-

^TOfTf^
to

book.

(mfn.

^l^+^StsjJ) Born

again, re-

a nasal,

easiness.

*JSft

a.

generated.

life,

j^3'

(mfn.

a.

^^T^+^tf^?)

Restored

revived.

s.

(m.

fRL+ 5R) A nail. See^p^

'

1755

1756

'P^l

t
s.

(/.

7T^+ ;T^")

hog-weed

plant,

^J^Root,

(^"fe) To

vi.

lead, to go before, to

precede.

(Boerhavia diffusa alata).

"

^fT^T

^5^+^^?)
(dual
The

(m.

s.

Vishnu.

2.

asterism.

^4s. iZes.

n. 293.

(^jj^+^fa)

ad.

^J^"^"

An

1.

j^

epithet of

seventh lunar
323.

ix.

(/. nomin. "^to )

s.

(n.)

(we.)

At another time,

(n.

s.

repetition,

s.

^^P^ad.

^\+f^$K)

(m.

the ceremonies performed

Hindus on the

first

flux in a married

second

among

j31flR'

Jff^

s.

<K

married.

Colebr.

is

R.

W) A

An

Law

(
V

^%

of Inker,

former actions. Trans.

Sans.

ad.

widow

re-

"^T^t^^r

1*ft

^/

The destroyer of

(Lit.

for

A woman

R.A.S.

i.

a matron, a housewife.

chil-

Also

A potherb (Amaranthus purpureus).

A

114.

^J^+TJ) And

whose husband and

(/)

return of frui-

edible plant (Amaranthus polygamus,

s.

bailiff or

peon

in a court of jus-

Carey.

tice.

species of kidney-bean (Dolichos

kursa, Buchanan's

^"^T^n,

MSS.^.

The name of a note

s.

Carey.
in

Hindu

music.

s.

(m

for

Hort. Ben.

p. 73.

An
plant (Alpinia nutans).

plant

ornamental

2.

see

The

Wilkins' Gr. p. 71)

soul.

Trans.

R.A.S.

!)

Repetition of the

Tdrackand Ck.

vfe^ad.

Sans, (from

Eastward.

*$<t*<S3l

s.

3.

3)

1.

Before, in front.

Formerly, previously.

(-^ m.

from R.

One who

places a thing in front

person

advancing or promoting an

j^ ^tTl

5:

a.

(_IFT^.

A male, aman.

(^^V+

&c.

See^t^.
s

of a deity, attended with burnt offerings,

Also

Carey.

name

2.

(Rottlera tinctoria).

31.

^iR
+ TT^ from R.
On

Wilkins' Gr. % 796.

dren are living

p. 307.

Carey.

var.).

i.

Indra.

epithet of

^P*t^Pl
An

1.

from

On

finger-

On

^TTt^T

In front, be-

and on the other hand.

again,

^t*1

^)

The gate of a town

(/.)
virgin

A
for

(m.)

s.

(Beng.} ad. With.

(n.

tion, or perception of pleasure or pain as a re-

ward

from R.

produced again.)

^) A

ffi\+~R.

(f.

3.

or city.
*4

woman.

That which

(Lit.

^^Tf^R

Sans, (from R.

cities).

nail.

A house.

2.

formerly, from before.

the

city.

appearance of the menstrual

^J^T^f^ from

(m.

city.

fore

^f^^
s.

town, a

preceding, leading,

before,

leader, a preceder.

See

tautology.

marriage

^R + ^^T)

town, a

(mfn.

a.

Going

^j^TWT

1.

sort of resin, bdellium.

^"o^R"

again.

^JTT^

s.

titled to

object.

(-f%.\mfn.).

(mfn.

Tfa^+^Tfftl)

be placed in front or respected

be advanced or promoted.
(mfn.).

honouring a

Also

Enfit

to

^j^^KD

1758

1757

?p*3t3"

^pST + ^t^

(m.

s.

from R. <|) The

placing a thing in front, honour, distinction

advancement, promotion

3.

jW

Placed

1.

Sans, (from

ad.
2.

Eastward.

3.

soul,

ductive

which

is

neither produced nor pro-

the embodied spirit

(^+^{1) A housewife,

a matron.
I.

11.

and being of the

Virility,

sometimes figuseat in the

its

size

thumb

of the

divine spirit.

Trans.

n. 15, 16, 18.

Manu

(Beng.) A plant (Hibiscus populneus).

5.

Hort. Ben.

(mfn.).

as having

(^I^ITtrr^). 4. The
R.A.S. i.31,568, 573.

(mfn.) Much, many. Also ^t^R

a.

human

heart,

Previously, before,

formerly.
s.

1.

ratively represented

In front,

1.

Man, a male. 2. A person, an

3. (In Hindu philosophy) The

(iw.)

individual.

in

Facing an enemy.

4.

s.

^<F + R.T4*!) An

Indra.

epithet of

gift.

Distinguished, honoured, respected.

Advanced, promoted.

before.

an honorary

[mtn.

a.

2.

front.

m. from

(/.) or

p. 51.

(.)

manhood, manliness.

ad. Sans. Before, formerly.

^JTI

(from R.

a.

v
ffi\

Full, complete,

(m/. from

a.

jTl) Old,

The designation of an

A dose.

ancient,

s.

(.)

extensive class of sacred

and poetic compositions

*J<p<t<pl<

^< IvSI

^Tl^ff

{mfn. "^^"I

(Hibiscus populneoides).

As. Res.

i.

s,

341.

+ s3*T)

Ancient, old.

(m. *$3" + 3$73$)

s.

(n.

s.

The governor of

Hindu

(/.)

TjWt^
x

particular slur of three

man.

As. Res. vin. 430, 436.

s.

(Lit.

lion of a

distin-

^^ + 3^3") Of

(mfn.

or shape.

a hu-

Also

^j^+^ftf)

(m.

man.)

The male organ of

jWt^3I

(m.

s.

H^ + 3$TT) A

low or base

person, an outcast.

Carey.

an abode, a habitation

city,

s.

Descent

(m.

from the father to the son,

lineal succession.

An

(mn.)

s.

plant

p. 51.

generation.

music.

See

palace.

^^^3^

The (symbolical)

^jWW3" a.
man form

^j^l + ^/3) History, an account

The name of a

s.

m *f3^ +

of former events.

notes in

guished man.

a city, the superintendent of a house.

^jTt^3

exertion

Hort. Ben.

s.

measure of capacity containing four ddhakas.

*jT$75$

J^+^t^") Human

(from^n+f^^

s.

sacrifice of a

a.

or activity.

202.

vii.

(m.

s.

in Sanskrit, treating of

mythology, cosmogony, &c.

s.

entrail,

a gut.

tJW^PFEU

ad. Sans, (from

^^ + 3}=FT)

In lineal succession, by inheritance from father

*jpjn^

s.

^a.

(n.) Faeces, ordure,

s.

(m.

(mfn.)

1.

A citizen,

a townsman.

Much, many. 2. (Beng.) Thick,

The name of a king, the sixth

to son, in regular descent.

*jWteU

(m.

objects of

^j^ + ^sf) Any one of the four

human

pursuit,

(m.)

coarse,

s.

monarch

in the

s.

dung.

Suryavansa or

(corrupt, of

solar line.

^jRtft^) A family-priest.

of sensual enjoyment,
Virtue, and
soul from matter.

viz.

or Desire

or Wealth,

or

or Final emancipation of the

Manu

vn. 100.

1759

1760

^F^ftiS?*
man.

An

2.

(m.

s.

H^T + 3^)

epithet of

An

To be

eminent

Much, many.

~^\s.

Also

(>)

s.

of Indra.

(p.

Who

(Lit.

An

from R, CJ)

much

invoked

is

epithet
or

bridge, a

dam, a

dike.

Great, extensive.

^J^)

(m. from R.

s.

by

Jj)

(mfn. from R.

a.

+ ^3

great or large, to be lofty

or high.

Vishnu.

3
(mfn. from ^j^ )

a.

1.

Joy, pleasure

body through plea-

erection of the hair of the

j

many.)

*|RtTl

sure.

(to>.

for

ceding, going before.

a.

1.

Pre-

5.

R.*R)

from

Usedincomp.

cipal.

leading, chief, prin-

^T^)

tRt\5t*l
On

(m.
from
\

from R. Tlt*^?)

offered in oblations to

HRl

(wm.)
of boiled

clarified butter as

with cakes of ground

fire,

spoon used

in

it.

2.

"^tf^T

s.

3.

{-TiXmfn. ^Rl

a.

+ ^f^3*T^ from

Being

R.

in front, pre-

^^TO^ll

^t^

from^T + ^1 ?)
T

(rn.

s.

^Rl for 'J^T + fe)

A small island

or rock in the middle

a sand-bank.

boatman, a mountaineer, one

$pfl

a.

s.

(f)

(p. jcj

s.

i.

((?j1^),

(^^tf^) To

^root,

i.

?)

Shrewd, acute,

(^fe) To

dwell, to inhabit.

fill.

2.

To

x.

(^Srrfe)

bring up.

Also,

distribute,

x.

invite.

i.

(Pf!5

^),

vi.

(^fa),

and

x.

a.

iv.

(Jj^Sl}, and

ix,

cherish, to nurture, to rear, to

old.

^Jftvl

Root,

An embankment.

5
(mfn. jj T + TT Wilkins' Gr. 899) Con-

Root,
"tfi\

Jj)

of the wife of Indra.

nected with a bridge by situation and otherwise.

"

(from

A name

fa-

mily-priest.

compendium, an

celerity.

A sort of thin cake.

Malevolent, censorious.

To

Brevity, a

Despatch,

for

T>

^TTt^lnla. (-^\mfn.

1.

lump

speaking; an unintelligible dialect.

ceding.

a.

priest, a family-priest.

^rTT<rfrt

jT5Xl

2.

cake or sweetmeat.

sort of

s. (ra.)

Wilson.

sacrificial fire.

sheaf.

Shrivelled grain.

1.

4.

wz.)

of a rishi or

ix. 355.

for placing the

of a river

sjTTtfe

name

As. Res.

rice.

abbreviation.

m. from
domestic

Having the hair

glad, rejoiced, hap-

On,

on

cake in the

35.

i.

(from R.

s.

^f^T^*+ T^H

for

On

meal that have been well steeped

sort of flat ladle or

goblet, a wine-glass.

Preceding, going before

Ghee or

1.

(mfn.^^ + tyS)

Manu

saint.

*I*T1

6.

(m.) The proper

s.

for

or in front.
x

py, delighted.

^jfTS)

(-^\mfn.

from R.

3.

flaw or defect in a gem.

standing erect with delight

The gods preceded by Agni.

a.

Yellow orpiment.

^fea.

0*31 Stf^RlFTO

e.g.

4.

Wilson.
j

Preceding, going in front

insect infesting animals.

2. Principal, chief.

^jRl + n^

(mfn.

+1 )

Any

2.

sort of stone.

iv.

(%P)

To

divide, to

(^j^H^KS) To put

on, to wear.

(mfn. pret. fart. p. R.

^{^+^3)

Nourished,

fed.

1761

*JP&3 v.

(from R.

a.

the atmosphere.

'J^J To

2.

Heaven, sky,

1.

Water.

lumbium speciosum).
phant's trunk.

nourish, to feed.

*t^+

from R.

(n.

5.

vp*\

The

4.

3.

place where any musical instrument

6.

drug (Costus speciosus).

7.

of a celebrated place of pilgrimage,

Pokur,

in the province

blade of a sword.
11.

battle.

cage.

13.

ele-

9.

now

arrow.

16.

part.

called

8.

10.

The
War,

(m.)

17.

one of the seven great divisions of the continent.

a.

(mfn. from

^B^ + ^Tfel)

The

Indian crane.

^ifprn

s.

(/.

chariot of

The green

sul-

phate of iron in a state of partial decomposition

Carey.

the inflorescence of salts.

^^ft^NT
^jjSPj^SSJ

+ (SFJ)

(m.

s.

(m.

s.

Calx of

+ *$5^) A

brass.

nosegay, a

bouquet of flowers.
*j^rlt?5

(m.)

s.

The elephant of the north-west

quarter.

(m.

s.

from^*) + R.

<i"l)

The

appellation

of one of the degraded tribes, the offspring of

The name of

^exp< W

The

Kuvera.

Wilson.

lake.

4.

struck.

is

The name

of Ajmere.

An

or

The sheath of a sword. 12. A

Union.
14. The act of dancing.

15. Intoxication.

pond or

an

tip of

disease of the eye, albugo.

(Ne-

lotus

The head of a drum,

5.

1762

*j#^+^ft) A pond,

a tank.

Manu

an outcast Brahman.

^Jf^W

s.

x. 21.

(-^1 ml

An

Kamadeva, the Hindu Cupid.

Armed with a bow of flowers).
thet of

t^S^^

s.

(to.

'J^+XFT)

epi(Lit.

The wood-apple

(Feronia elephantum).

^?^5'T

a.

best.

1.

(mfn.*)

Excellent, eminent,

Much, many.

2.

The

s.

chief,

feather of

an

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^^+^

\3l

ported.

(/.) or

(ra.)

The being

well fed, a prosperous or thriving condition.

jf%

s.

"t^ffe)

R.

(J.

1.

tf^3"

a bank, an abutment to preserve any

a.

(mfn.

^^iTt^a. (-3^
of flowers, flowery,

JP$ + ^3")

s.

(m. always dual,

j^i
3.

s.

iv.

^^fcTCT

a.

(mfn.

made

*JP|+Xni)

of flowers

flower.

2.

abounding

(n.

in flowers,

flowery.

A
to blossom.

The menstrual

garland

of

flowers.
s.

flux.

(m.

car,

a carriage

(not a war-chariot).

Expansion.
s.

Consisting of

Causing pros-

(*t^J fe) To flower,

(w.) f.

shower of

flowers.

perity or growth, nourishing.

^S^Root,

Possessed

flowers,
x

mfn.

3.

place from decay.

A woman

flower-garden.

Maintenance,

Growth, increase, a thriving condition.

A prop
T

^^H)

The sun and moon.

nourishment, support, the supplying with food.

2.

(femin. of

Wilkins'

Gr. p. 422) Fed, nourished, maintained, sup-

*.

during- menstruation.

arrow.
a.

^S^f^l

^ \+^)
v

f.

flower.

calx of brass, green vitriol or copperas.

2.

The

^^"^T

flowers

3.

s.

(m.

honey.

The sap

or juice of

1763

(m.

s.

+ C?%)

The

pollen of a

flower.

"^^I

^'n^

f^) A large

+R.

5.

black bee.

^miT

^+^XT)

(m.

The season of

^
Spring.

(Lit.

Root, I (*faU3) and

To

?)

division of a book,

a chapter.
(m/h.

'jf^fal

+^3)

(femin. of

s.

jTtft, *ptC3)

whether

in a physical or

plant used as a

of "^f3<l

(corrupt,

s.

Also

potherb (Basella alba and B. rubra).

Flowered,

full

of

momentarily pleasing.

purify, to cleanse,

ix.

See^-

flowers, flowery

prop, a shore, an

metaphorical sense.

flowers.)

from "^[^1

"^^J A

(from R.

s.

library.

embankment.

Licking flowers.)

(Lit.

1764

$tS$f

A woman during

and

written

s.

alba and B. rubra).

potherb (Basella

Carey.

menstruation.

^3ls.
s.

(/. from

*jfH3 + 3lSl) A

species

(corrupt, of

^jH) Pus,

matter, discharge

from an ulcer or wound.

of metre in Sanskrit prosody. As. Res. x. 443.

*j^ft a

(-fs^T.

mfny^+t\)

Having

^Pi

flowers, flowering.

species of fish.

(m.)

s.

1.

The

or A. Catechu).

2.

flower3.

integrifolius).

garden.
tude.

to

^+IT)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

Proper

be cherished or maintained and supported.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 432.

(m.)

s.

1.

The eighth

nahshatra or lunar mansion, comprising three

stars,

one of which

(/.).

As. Res.

ii.

is

3"

Also

Cancri.

293. ix. 323.

2.

The month

Paushya.

^-RSJ s.

An

See

Sunday

consecrated

x.

(^gU'fj)

1.

To

respect.

disregard, to treat contemptuously. 3.

(m/n.)

1.

Filled.

1.

Smearing, anointing,

2.

j5^

book

s.

1^1

(n.

also

2.

painting,

2.

To

Covered,

ii.

167, 177, 178.

"J^Root,

disposition, property.

Trans.

x.

show

C j3Bl1^)
2.

To

1.

(mfn. R.

R. A. S.

adore, to wor-

To

3.

adorn.

With

to worship.

^3Lf3I3?) Honouring,

worshipping

the

betel-nut.

To honour,

prefixed,

specting,

To

5.

for

receive hospitably, to

attentions to a visitor.
or

The

(n.)

6.

ship, to revere.

bind.

s.

5.

To

(n.)

^3FT

s.

used

(m.)
(n.

R.

god,

#i$5<fj

in

comp.

e.

reg.

a.

*ta + 3FT) Worship,

the shewing attentions to a

plastering.

respect;

visitor.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

Entitled to respect or homage, deserving to be

^ft (/.).

^+^) A book,

(/)

tree (Artocarpus

heap, a quantity, a multi-

C^^"^\5l<Ps. (mfn.') Worshipping the gods, from

(?).

^J^Root,

day,

Thejaka

purpose of deciding a dispute.

(^)+3rf) A

Nature,

4.

a.

^J|4

assembly of cohabitants convened

^fi)
(m.)

betel-nut tree (Areca Faufel

a volume.

Also

hospitably received, venerable.

^J^lfejl

s.

(-^ m. from I^fef) A worshipper.

1766

1765
(from R.

s.

fe A priest attached to the

Tarachand Ch.

service of an idol.

*fcSl

(/.

s.

from R.

j3t^1

Worship, respect,

(mfn. ^3fi

worshipper, a priest.

par*, p. R.

^J + lj3)

Venerated, worshipped, adored.

2.

s.

(m.)

putrid scent, fetor.

s.

The being

w
(

~~ "%

or ill-smel-

ling substance.

Honoured,

worship or respect, venerable, worshipful.

(/) or

Ill-smelling, fetid,

A fetid

^Jv3P a. (mfn.fut. part. p. R. ^jT^ + TT) Entitled

^fo +

1.

hospitably received.

to

(mfn.

a.

homage, deserving a hospitable reception.

*tfv5is3 a. (/rc/k. pntf.

of pine

sort

(Pinus Devadaru).

Entitled to worship

(Vi-

bivalve shell.

^f3 + ^t&) A

(n.

s.

"

^i^U a.

TjtfWft

(from ^3T"^ )

A civet-cat

2. (<?#.)

(/.)

verra Zibethina).

homage, veneration.

or

Also

from *jife+.*FT)

(/.

A plant (Ser-

ratula anthelmintica).

^QF3

entitled to

(m. from'*Hsj+^K3)

s.

deer.

A fetid

2.

The musk-

1.

insect, the flying bug.

honour or worship.

heap, a quantity, a collection.

(from R.

s.

*l ?)

Gr. 696).

flux for metals, a

lect, to

To accumulate,

x.

3.

^2FTl

^+3)

Foul smelling,

1.

fetid.

(.) Cleanness, purity

s.

(/.)

Lost,

2.

^+"pT

R.

(/.

Wilkins'

Gr. 830).

(m.) Bread, a cake, a loaf.

purified (in a physical or moral sense).

sincere.

Cleaned, purified.

1.

Cleanness, purity.

to col-

heap together.

^i^a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

or

s.

"ffi

^"LRoot,

Wilkins'

destroyed.

men-

struum.

^ + *T

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^j*T a.

Cleansed,
2.

True,

^1

(/.)

's

"JJ/IJ

Margasirsha, at which cakes of

manes.

to the

Men-

festival

the eighth day of the second half of the

truth, honesty.

plant (Terminalia Chebula).

mfn. ?j^3 +

baker.

WtS

month

rice are offered

As. Res. in. 269.

(corrupt, of

a.

on

^^TT)

Eastern.

*s

tally or spiritually pure, veracious, sincere, vir-

ad. (corrupt, of

Eastward, easterly.

tuous.

^ftT

*jf3 k

(/.

holiness,

R.

^ + fs?)

sanctity.

2.

1.

Purity, purification;

stench, a stink,

2.

Root,

To

(*ftlU3)

i.

"^jTT

^Rj<MOl

(m.)

s.

from R.

(n.

wound

(m.)

Root,
tisfied,

5.

(/.)

1.

potherb (Basella lucida).

^3^)

1-

Discharge from an

pus, matter.

2.

(Beng.^ Pu-

tridity.

iv.

and

^SS^I

to cleave.

stink.

ulcer or

(m.) Gray bonduc (Ceesalpinia Bonduc-

Also

split,

a.

(Beng.*) Fetid, putrid, musty, corrupted.

cella).

To

1.

2.

x.

(^3j To be

(^nrf3)

To bend a bow.
5

1.

With

To

to be sa-

filled,
fill,

to satisfy.

or

3D

pre-

$4

1767

To

fixed,

fill

with ^f^" or

+ 3$ To bend

with

To

bow

s.

1768

or completing of any thing,

fill.

The

wowrc of tflEljtSB)

(.

filling

com-

Filled,

a.

up

pleted.

High,

(from

a.

of the flood-

full (said

Filled,

^t^"

The healing of an

(m.)

1.

s.

ulcer.

butter.

oil

a habitation.
"rfTZ?

a.

(m.}

s.

"H^+^I^?)

R.

1.

bran, from

com-

Filling,

of drawing in the breath by the

nostril

while the right one

closed.

Used

Medica).

citron (Citrus

full

in

left

2.

comp.

^tTt

humane, obliging, from

'

s.

(/.)

s.

Hort. Ben.

(n.

s.

vessel, the

^
^+3FT)

R.

cake

^3p^1 + <TfE><F)

^fTf|lT

(/.

P.

(f. from R.
,

fried

with

- *

oil

1)

V
or butter.

of

To

+ ^f^3.

2.

become

to

fill,

To multiply

sort of

See

(.) See

a.

(corrupt, of

unleavened

i>Hr
.

^) Much, many;

s.

full,

thick,

3^)

Acrid, hot, active,

zealous.

^ Root,
lect, to

act of filling a

(n.

^i+^T$+

Ordinal numbers.

from R.

a. (?m/.

/M

f.

part. p. R.

filled,

(In arithmetic)

The

The

^+liI fllT)
:

proper to be completed.
multiplicand.

Mohun

^ft

Wilkins' Gr. 698, and p. 421). Filled,

full,

complete,
a.

Mohun

silk-cotton tree.

to col-

5
(mfn. pret. part. p. R. "^ + T or R.

a.

multiplication of numbers.
s.

JilRj) To accumulate,

x.

heap together.

31^3

Capable of being
s.

The

p. 130.
s.

wound).

a. (corrupt,

^t

completing of any thing, the sup-

^II^^JljTtetW

'tTfl

to heal (as a

wish,

) Filled up.

plying a deficiency

P.

(m.) Husk, bran,

p. 29.

(from R.

a.

s.

e. g.

pentapetala).

plant (Schleichera

^5

1.

s.

^Tl
^t^^C

(mfn.} Filled with

a.

(from R.

v. a.

(mfn.) Fulfilling a wish, kind,

a.

used in

numbers.

religious ceremony, con-

sisting

is

complete, accomplished

e. g.

^ftT3

(mfn.

pleting,

comp.

or

A town,

(Beng. ) (corrupt, of

3.

full,

(mw.)

2.

unleavened cake fried with

sort of

R. ^jp^jfrl^)

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

tides); thick.

or

yf^M

in

comp.

e. g.

(mfn.} Filled with ambrosia, from

(n.)

"3"

Used

all, entire.

-vjl (/.)

Ambrosia,

(w.) Fulness, completeness, entireness.

s.

(m.

^of+^M)

(m.

^i+<jg) A

Full time

complete

time.

^Tt^g

s.

vessel filled with

p. 125.

holy water, used at the consecration of a king.

a.

pious,

Full, complete, perfect, co-

trom
s.

The

v. a. (cans,

plete, to

TjfTWH

of

^f^3) To

cesefolia).

(^-tfSjte) A
Carey.

tree

(mfn.

ffi+*\)

Gravid, pregnant,

ready to bring forth.

fill,

to

com-

supply a deficiency, to accomplish.

s.

a.

act of filling or completing a thing.

(Eugenia Ian-

^TE^
2.

s.

(m.

vessel full

1.

The

full

moon.

of rice presented to the

ciating priests at a sacrifice

also

offi-

1770

1769

^fetfSSS

^H^%3jJ)

(mfn.

a.

Having

ful-

promise.

filled his

With

SStSRHI* (-f*Kmfn. from^f+f^TM)

Arguing
plied

R.A.S.

*H*Fl

perishableness

total

by orthodox Hindus

s.

an epithet ap-

to Buddhists.

Trans.

comp.

of: used in

f^^IPli^^

e. g.

previous humility,

ft*FlT

^^"^3

a.

(mfn.

from

+^^.

(m.) Humility,

s.

humbly,

e.

i.

a. (mfn.')

^N" + ^3)

Formerly done,

previous.

560.

i.

(/.

^W!Ti.

^v$l

^+

*ti )

(from

^l+STtJT)

(jw/. .^j^+ISt)

a.

The day of full-moon.

viously,

Entire,

full,

com-

plete.

s.

^f^

Born before or Pre-

An elder brother. Manu

(m.)

it.

^% + ft^for ftt) The

s . (/.

226.
east-

quarter.

^Tfafl

The day of the

(from

1.

moon.

full

or sight of an object.
a.

contented.

(mfn.

2. Foresight, caution.

Satisfied,

Whose

(Lit.

former view

wishes are

An

.4swra, a de-

fulfilled.)

mon.

^FT3

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

?i\+^>3)

R.

The eastern

country,

Filled, full, complete.

the eastern part of India.

^fful

s.

^+3Tt)

(/. from

The day of the

Predestination.

full-moon.

Mohun P.
(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

692). Filled,

full,

complete,

of nourishing or cherishing

s.

(n.)

The

any act of pious

R.

^+1^)

ness, completion, the

i.

1.

side or

first

3.

2.

The

plaint in law.
first

R.A.S.

Trans.

half of a lunar month.

The

accomplishment of any

eastern

mountain, from behind which the sun

Root,

To

443.

Fulness, complete-

thing.

The

part of an argument, a prima facie argument or

assertion.

(/. from

s.

1.

act

devotedness.

rs

p. 147.

Wilkins' Gr.

i.

(^ft) To

dwell.

2.

To

fill.

x.

(^TTfe)

invite.

posed to

T^N^

is

sup-

rise.

s.

^3" + ^^) An

(m.

ancestor, a

forefather.
a.

1.

(mfn.')

prior,

Former, preceding, previous,

antecedent.

All, entire,

s.

1.

2.

Eastern, eastward.

(m. plur.

^Ti)

Ancestors,

See Wilkins'' Gr. 121.

forefathers.

3.

2.

The

*hSV*\J*ft

ae?.

Saws.

( ^T) At

first,

figured

RblHK

Before the distribution.

a.

(mfn.

Preceded by, by means

*fj&+W*&$)

JLeonis.

is

ad. Sans.

merly

e. g.

is

stars,

before, as for-

what has preceded

Nyaya system

a kind of syllogism,

The
it

See As. Res. n. 293.

(^ + ^) As

in accordance with

applied in the

^K<P

from

by a conch-shell and contains two

at the be-

ginning; formerly, lately; before, previous to,

e. g.

(/.

eleventh nakshatra or stellar mansion

one of which
East.

s.

of philosophy to

when from

the ap-

1771

1772

pearance of a dark cloud an inference

that rain will

^Rf$3l

drawn

is

(/.

ii.

^4<'HS1+^1')

Priority,

's.

'

(-f&l mfn.

a.

,.

293.

^ft^F

precedence.

^^Sl

one of which

stars,

fall.

.As.

Res.

The

early

J Sagittarii.

is

ix. 323.

(m.^+ZSg for

5.

part of the day, the forenoon, the morning.

+ ^f^T)

Pie-

Manu

A former

assertion,

feminine form of

a. (the

ceding, prior, previous.

^Til

ii.

181.

a.

(from

q.

v .)

Eastern, easterly.

a former plea.

^ad.

(from^Nr)

Before, previously.

from

R.

Speaking

first

instance,

s.

stating his case in the

first,

(m.) The

name
of the twenty-fifth stellar mansion,

T^WJZS

ad. Sans, (instrum. case of ^M'") East-

^jTODo

As. Res.

293.

ii.

"^(M

erly, eastward.

plaintiff.

The day

^Wt^
(^^+3^5)

a.

ad. Sans, (from

Like the former, like

^Nf + 3^) Said before, before-

(mfn.

a.

mentioned, previously spoken

(/.

^ffft
+ lftIlt

signation of a branch of
also called

the

^^lnt

S3^tHt*Tl

Trans. R.A.S.

^^Vl'JV

s.

(m.

i.

^1
or

439.

^Tl) The de-

Hindu

^ 3^)

P.

Mohun P.

7f1

of being

Tift")

1.

The

(?Kfo)

i.

2.

^Root,
Pre-existent.

Mohun

To
s.

(*pf3) To

i.

prior

(m.) Mulberry
it is

(-U\mfn.
owner or

x.

(^Ilft) To

increase, to grow.

See R.

nourish.

s.

and

Last

ing to others

f<f*T^)

Capable

accumulate, to collect, to heap.

147.
s.

T^+^T)

or completed.

filled

^t^HooT,

2.

^tfit<^l

preliminary.

p. 147.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

See

1.

^+^t!T for

(^+^5)

(f.

ad. Formerly. (?)

night, yesternight.
a.

s.

from

in distinction

former or earlier part of the night.

^CTJ

of.

philosophy,

^5^T[t
n.

+ "^, seeA^l)

before, yesterday.

the preceding, as before.

s.

(M orus

Accord-

Indica).

the Hibiscus populneoides.

from R.

^T)

The

sun.

As.

proprietor.

Res. vin. 400.

*Kt*te

a.

(mfn.

W+SPfe)

Preceding and
\j

Root, hi.

1.

To

protect, to nourish.

following.
2.

ad.

(^+3Hf*l)

From

former

To

to content,

times.

To
The name of
the

twentieth lunar mansion,

containing two

fill.

(^Tttf^) To

v.

fill.

vi.

i.

(f^TS3,

prefixed,

labour, to be busy.

satisfy, to please,

and x.

(^Uilfj)

usually with

To make

"fe+^Ti

exertions, to

1774

1773

"^^1

s.

(/.)

gramineous plant (Trigonella cor-

Gr.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R."^ft> v+

p.

Wilkins'

418) Touched, mixed, combined with,

contiguous

*8^F*.

(/.

to, in

contact with.

^+f3)

R.

^Roox,

Touch, contact,

con-

and vn. flftfe) To

Cp)

ii.

touch, to be or bring in contact, to mix.

(^St3)

and

x.

(^Hf3)

To

i.

hinder,

to

restrain.

^n-f 3I3>) A

(m. from R.

person

who

from R.

(/.

^S; Root,

(^CSF) To

ii.

Root,

vi.

Cpfc)

^^Root,

vi.

C^1"fe) To

s.

(/.)

Root,
2.

To

An

To

^j^tfa

(ra.)

(m.

5.

s.

A name

(/.)

1.

Kunti

five

the wife of

Pandava
The

(/. from

princes.

earth

To throw,

to cast.

2.

^Jj)

1.

Separately,

s.

^f^U^)

(m.

(Lit.

s.

lord

king, a

Also

of the earth.)

(n.

*j^^+v3*T)

The

(mfn. from R.

surface

The name of an ancient

(to.)

1.

Vena,

Large, wide, great.

raja of Bettoor.

He was

setting apart,

cultivate the earth,

Hunter.

pungent seed (Nigella Indica).

distinction or separation.

from

&c.

raja, son of

married to a

*(*t%h P ft) A

(rc.)

men

to

(/.)

(/.) or

Largeness, width, greatness.

plant
s.

cordifolia, Rox.~).

{mfn.) The young of any animal,

s.

(m.)

flattened.

One by

ad. Sans.

a.

one, regularly separated, with regular intervals.

(/. from

2.

^1

Rice or grain wetted, parched, and

s.

whole surface of the earth.

Without, except.

) The

(/.

See

^f^SIOTs. (. yfiitfl + HOT) The circuit

3"

^tlH$T3l

earth.

form of the goddess Lakshmi, taught

making a

PAndu

Trans. R.A.S. n. 36.

or

s - (

(Hemionites

Separate or indi-

of the earth.

Singleness, particularity, separateness,

s.

of

and mother of the

^ft^t^T

Sans, (from R.

jjfeffil^l

^fct^+^fe)

please, to gratify.

distinctness.

the

ftft) Va-

from

vidual existence.

s.
s.

dif-

army, forces.

x.

distinctly, apart.

Children of one father by

delight.

send, to direct.

^^arf.

3.

rious, manifold, multiform.

sovereign.

touch.

ignorant

of a low caste.

{mfn.

a.

^TpTfe

quiry.

A man

2.

^ffSteft
question, an en-

fool.

An

1-

ferent mothers.

^fetl

proposes a question, a querist.

*j\FTi

man, a

^tf^H

s.

Se-

W%f-^T)

(m.

s.

(jplur.

tiguity.

^"55^s.

(/. from

s.

parate existence, individuality.

niculata).
a.

*fcf*ttffep1

^fc^+^BFT)

Dis-

?|SjJ?^ a. (mfn.

criminating the peculiarities of different things,

judgment, discrimination.

(-^\ mfn.

a.

eyes.

+ (T^FT ) A fish.

from ^j^) Great, large.

(mfn.

^1 + t^loi) Having large

1775

1776

^+^)

(/. from

s.

The

1.

pungent seed (Nigella Indica).

earth.

2.

A medicinal

3.

substance and condiment, perhaps the leaf of

Wilson.

the asafoetida plant.

Sanskrit prosody.

^fj<Fi

s.

X.

(/.)

A metre

4.

^F

(to.)

Large cardamoms.

^f^i

4.

tiger.
s.

A snake.

1.

2.

pun-

^W
A

o.

ray of light,

(/. from

Hedysarum

weary.

To

3.

lagopodioides,

1.

^) A

from R. ^fe^J

to.

To

sprinkle.

hurt, to injure.

from R.

n.

2.

(^f3)

i.

The hog-deer (Cervus

4.

To

To

2.

give.

drop of any liquid.

f.

drop of water.
Also

porcinus).

"^T^

and femin.

to.,

s.

(m.

^?)

An

^^ + 31^) An

the god of air or wind.

s.

s.

an

for

horses are

oblation.

^?)

See

from R.

(n.

a.

kins'

p.

s.

^Root,

^) A

pack-horse.

2.

(ra.)

(fWPf),

in.

(Hedysarum lago-

plant

See"^ftfl.

*1UuR? )

PttUS

(/.)

podioides).

1.

(^ttfe) and

To nourish, to protect.

(from R.

v. a.

ix.

To drink

"^Ti)

x.

2.

To fill

to

smoke

tobacco.
s

C*ll>

C^)

(from

a.

s.

laid

^)

(corrupt, of

^)

(p.

3.

1.

Muddy,

A screw.

A perplexity,

scheme,
s.

CW<W

Mud,

v. a.

Uty)

(p.

(from Pil>

v. a.

miry, dirty.

2.

an

mire.

spiral motion,

intricacy, a deep-

To

screw, to twist.

machination.

)To screw, to

twist, to

confuse, to embarrass, to render a thing per-

drop of water
plexed.
q. v.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^"5* +

Gr.

t[f^m

Pf t>H 10
The hog-deer

but probably the plural of

On

3*ffe")

(m.) Having a crooked arm.

s.

Vayu

3Tfc5>) Melted butter

m. from R.

(Cervus porcinus).

for

multitude of pack-horses.

a twist.

mixed with curds

^T^s. (-S

C^^l
epithet of

Whose

(Lit.

^^ +

(n.

^& + 5Tf^ + R.

from

from *|^)

arrow.

drops of rain.)

^WteP

Colebr. Alg. p. 86.

(^4+^pfR

ad.

(to.

PR?

from R.

to.

s . (to.

superficial con-

slanderer, a backbiter.

plant (He-

JRox.^.

^Root,

(.^% + XF^) The

s.

03Tfc

(mfn.) Small,

a.

Behind the back,

the back.

short, thin.

mionites cordifolia

^"MR

leopard.

(/.)

A scorpion,

2.

tents of a figure.

gent seed (Nigella Indica).

^TTT^s.

(^ + 3^)

in the rear, behind.

in

Res. x. 472.

-4*.

ad. Sans.

Wil-

PfFf^3
s.

418) Asked, interrogated.

a.

(from

PfOKW)

cheat, a schemer

Intricate, perplexed.

one who embarrasses

or confuses things.

*fe

s.

(n.)

1.

The back, the

rear.

2.

face or the upper or hinder part of

used in comp.
of the earth,

The

earth,

i.

e. g.

*&8$fi

e. its

surface,

s.

(.)

from

The

sur-

any thing

The back
s.

(/.)

OTFt^FFT

s.

(OTSl^ + ^FJ) A

a.

(from

long tube for

smoking.

pfolf^Hll

(T5"fe?)

Embarrassing

or confusing a thing, raising difficulties.

)
;

Pit

1777

(Wfft

PfFttl3) Mutual em-

(from

s.

Pn>H a.

(from Pfl>) Spiral, tortuous

cheating

o_

ing

artful,

perplexed, intricate.

PT^)

(from

s.

Involuntary distortion of

the body, hysterics.

The carding of wool

s.

Pit^lt^
A

(rc.)

gripes
or cotton.

(raw.) 1.

(C^+^vjIrft)

s.

A tree (Carica

Pft>^

(from

Pit^t^T S
basket for

also its fruit.

mocking, a jesting.

plant (Cynometra polyandra).

Pit)

Intemperate, gluttonous.

An

1.

(Pit + C^t^T s.) The

owl.

2.

The end of an

s. (

An

ele-

Pif& from

p.

ct^W

(Pit

The

s.

(from

Plt+\5tf^U3)A rumbling;

PttK^

s.

(Pit+*&i )

the

To be

(from

s.

PiftT3) A

Pt^R5^. (Pit + p.

(/) or

womb,

pregnancy,
v. a.

PftPftol

s.

pj

To

griped

v.

v. a.
v. a.

in the bowels.

medicine used

distension of

Also

P|t?F^T.

miscarry, to have an abor-

To

a.

To

(Pit+TOtl)

ing, a pain in the bowels.

starve

in the

Belly-ache, a grip-

Also

any

satisfy the appetite

To grumble

To have a

Lax

to procure abortion.

Piigpstt

one

ham-

or

v. a.
*^

beating, a

or

dysentery

Recovery from a

(Pit + PH^I ?) A

the bowels by flatulence.

v. a.

tion

gripes, a grip-

mering.

^ + ^HfOTl

bull.

foetus,

a dysentery.

phH

owl.

pit s. (m.) 1. A basket. Also

Pitt (/.). 2. (JBeng.^ The belly,
the

^e1v ) A diarrhoea,

Pit + R.

dysentery or flux.

P|W)

(Ttfe^nf^TTl

A vicious

gripes, a

dysentery.

Hort.

tail.

(from

Also

of the bowels.

(to.)

s.

The

ing pain in the bowels.

message.

p. 32.

phant's
5

Papaya)

excuse. 2.

(p. jU-j)

0TY[ s.
Ben.

2.

dysentery.

(from

Pt^tt^s.

Costiveness.

covered wicker-basket.

conveying clothes, &c. in travelling.

An

To have

Carey.

Pft^Ti k (Pit+^1) An abortion.

of

(corrupt,

To be

PH> ) To card wool or cotton.

(from

v. a.

v. a.

n.

cause

cotton or wool to be carded.

PTT3lU3

v.

or purg-

multitude.

a.

Pfffe? ) To

(caws, of

a.

v.

-*Ff*TC3

(Pft+^Ttt^T)

s.

Plt^jfcft

of the eyes.

or

flatulent or swelled

Pft^ s.

PTSft s.(corrupt.offt^)The concrete rheum

P|\5l*1

*FTplT3

purging cured.

PP>J3Tl

To have a dysentery

v. a.

barrassment, reciprocal intricacy or difficulty.

1778

bowels

Ptt^Tl

s.

(Pit +^3<l)

Repletion, saturation.

PH5W
5

(Plt+^W) A diarrhoea.

1779

PfR

Pf\3l

a.

(from

Diseased in

The

(C%|

s.

P*|?Hf^

To cause

(from *fl>3l)

v. a.

pain, to

squeeze, to grind.

the bowels.

Plt^T

1780

a.

C*\% Root,

cholic.

(C^-H^T^N)

Gluttonous, vo-

brace.

PfcFTl

racious.
v. a. (cans,

To

of

cause to

hammer.

strike, to beat, or to

grind.

To

1.

2.

To em-

A sloven,

1.

!^.)

slut.

an apparition.

(from C3\J)

s.

departed

go.

(Usually written '^^f

(corrupt, of

spectre,

Ptslffl,

To

3.
s.

2.

(Pftfe)

i.

spirit,

1.

a sloven.

slut,

2.

a ghost, a spectre.

(from C?flj Corpulent.

(from

(from Pj"&)

s.

large basket used as a

Gluttonous, vora-

(from

C^ffeS
to

v. a.

(from R.

Corpulent.

wt^ To beat, to

s.

strike,

(w prpTh3+*ftf3t3?)

mode

it

on the forehead towards the temples.

of dressing a woman's hair

(from

1.

by parting

Pi^ Root,

p. 81.

of the female organ of gene-

(PfaUS) To

i.

*H + *T

Wilkins'

drink, water, milk.

2.

(JBeng.)

s.

(w.)

suck-

calf.

(from

PflTTirl

s.

(p. *jLj )

onion.

footman, a messenger

the bailiff of a judicial court.

venousness, gluttony.
1.

Included.

Laro;e-

2.

PlUtTi

a.

(corrupt,

plant, white

bellied.

Ben.
curl,

attend on, to shew

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

PiTH^s. (p.jU) An

Sabda S.

a lock of hair.

One who

(from (?r|lTl)

is

Beloved,

s.

p. 37.

p. 38.

com-

f^T)

of

guava (Psidium pyriferum). Hort.

(p.
s.

A flying bug,

Gluttonous, voracious,

Voraciousness, ra-

Pftbt*T

Gr. 717) Fit to be drunk, potable,

1.

ravenous.

PH^

attentions.

ing

(from

a.

The form

s.

PiU

basket, a box, a chest.

MohunP.

martingale.
a.

(Pfall ? +

ration in the lingam.

s.

a small beetle with an offensive smell.

hammer.

c^fferrW^

2.

stand tp sup-

port boxes, bales, or other goods.

CWPft^l
Pfk)

(from

?)

cious.
a.

woman.

plant (Sida Asiatica).

(P^+^T.)

sluttish

portmanteau.
s.

pfipl^t

(from

carry clothes, &c. in travelling; a portmanteau.

ft&l^

(from

basket used to

<*1L>

drinking-vessel, a cup, a

goblet.

prised or included in another's office or account,

PfTI^[

a mate.

s.

(m.) Milk of a

calved, biestings.

C*f$1

s.

(/. from R.

f^3

used as a portmanteau.
sweetmeat.

3.

young

2.

1.

See

large basket

(Beng.}

buffalo.

cow which has

sort of

Pf^

s.

(Portug. Peru)

nail or spike.

turkey.

lately

P4W

1781

Root,
Pl"

R.

(f. from

s.

f^K)

1.

s.

*j) The

(p.

PWt
front, the fore-part.

a.

2.

(/.)

muller

roller of

A kind

(p.

of dagger, a

stiletto.

(f.jlCl-j)

Prf*ftv3

v. a.

P^Root,
a.

The name of a

p. jljiJ

P[%) To grind, to pound,

(from R.

i.

(Pl^Tfe) To

of

from

clever, dexterous.

Ptfy)

R.

i.

Expert,

1.

knavish.

<C j

Trade, profession.

1.

Boiled in a vessel

&c).

(from

?)

case, a ladder.

(p.

dry.

(mfn. from

or pot (as meat,

4. Soft,

smooth.
s.

(*ftUft) To

Agreeable, beautiful, fas-

2.

3. Crafty, deceitful,

cinating.

Pi*M.

rice.

a.

(m/n.

a.

See

(mfn.).

go, to move.

city

t^l Root,

A variety

f^+^pflTT)

to masticate.

^j&Lfj) Deputyship, agency,

(from

Pf*t^

or

(mfn.) See Pf*I*T.

a.

managership.

Kabul)

wood

ground or pulverized.

Fit to be

deputy, an agent, an

manager, a minister.
(p.

stone.

Pfa*T

assistant, a

Also

in.

Pf^TttlTa. (mfn.fut.part.p. R.

O'M^P^r^.

cn

stone-slab for

Delicate,

1.

Thin, slender.

2.

Trusted, confided

in

&c. with a

grinding condiments,

P^,?)

from R.

PfaPl

or move.

s;o

1782

grinding-stone, a muller, a mill-stone.

fine.

(?V%

To

i.

(jw/n.

Xy\\

Cus-

2.

flight of steps, a stair-

See

Root, i.
1. To go, to approach.
To command, to direct. 3. To touch, to
embrace. 4. To pound, to grind.

2.

tom, habit, practice.

(p.jU<llj) Trading, trafficking.

a.

C^Hlkkl

p.^j)

(from

The sacred thread

(corrupt, of

Trade,

traffic,

worn by the three upper

classes of

Hindus.

commerce.
See

PHt

^.

f^?)

(/. from R.

(/.)

2.

5.

egg

also
a.

blown bud.

(Valeriana Jatamansi).

meat.

L An

4.

3.

sheath, a scabbard.

Wilson.

exertions, to

Pfa^ a.

To endeavour,

i.

make an

(m/h. R.

Relating to

the paternal grandfather

ball of flesh or

Also

pertaining to, or in-

herited from him.

(mfn.

a.

PK Root,

(mfn. from

Spikenard

from

rtaining to

the father or to ancestors generally

to

make

paternal,

ancestral.
effort.

Ancestral pro-

R^+ 3I^) Grinding, pound:

perty

a patrimony.

ing, pulverising, masticating.

CW

s.

(n.

R.

P^[+3FT)

ing or pulverising.
ing

2.

Any

The

"WIS t^TT

apparatus for pound-

a stone and muller, a hand-mill. 3. (Beng.)

roller

s.

(m. from

act of grind

891)

The son of a paternal

H^^fttf

a bandage.

(m.).

Manu

(femin.

5X2

f^HFJ

of

fttHim* Gr.
Also

aunt.

xi. 171.

^f^|^W )
;

The

PfTS

1783

1784

Also

daughter of a paternal aunt.

(mfn.

Pfe + $^)

(mfn. from

a.

fer-

rugineous earth used by potters to glaze vessels

(/.).

"MfS^a.

kind of

f^^)

with a red colour.

Bilious.

Pertaining to the father

(Stfl

5.

Carey.

Asu) The

(p.

wrist.

or to ancestors generally, paternal, ancestral.

and

some, the root

forefinger, or according to

of the forefinger.

"NiP

w. a.

The part of the hand between the thumb

s. (rc.)

Seet^fa".

5
(mfn. from ^ft ^)

a.

Made

to rub

of the

Manu

(mfn. from

a.

(m.)

s.

wood

which the damsel

Manu

(/

demonia-

of marriage,

away by her

forced

from'Wfo) A

See

or basket.

v. a.

the bowels of an animal.

To

bury, to fix in

tt^?) The

hips, the pos-

(from Pi$|<)

v. a.

the ground.

sort of gibberish

bring them on the stage.

To take out

lover.

which dramatic poets make the demons speak

when they

small parcel

that in

Alsot^WSf^t^

in. 34.

Wftft

is

wipe, to dust,

gut, the entrails,

Pertaining to the

mode

^TC^nJ) To

(from

v. .

45.

demigods called Pisachas

class of
cal,

ri.

cause to

off.

of the pilu tree (Careya arborea), as the staff

worn by a Vaisya.

tJTOS) To

rub or wipe.

C^tfRs?

f^).

(mfn. from

a.

(caus. of

As. Res.

vii. 199.

Wi

(corrupt, of

teriors.

FTTTO^fS *

(Pftl +

CW^

from

C%U-

The dragging of a person along while

"N*Jff

from

(n.

s.

TFiZfciHs'

Malignity, slanderousness. Also

#i\ 984)

t^^P

s.

he

on the ground.

sits

(.)

Wilkins' Gr. 976.

^1

s.

(corrupt, of

?)

jT) A

son.

(corrupt, of ^Tt^")
fourth.

2.

The upper

1.

quarter, one-

O^ilTTTPTtft ad. (from

s.

corn from

C*|t3lt3l

its

s.

is

of

Pffe

s.

s.

^JT^T.) A

pregnant

(from

H^T^T)

s.

(from

Straw.
readiness,

jf&S3) The

(from

tn>)

Also

washing of a wall.

Dressed, cooked, ripe, mature,

p.

<as^ ) Ripeness, maturity,

completeness

the boiling of

salt.

plaster of a wall

a coat of whitewash.

PfT!>\5l

dzssr^)

complete.

potter's kiln.

(corrupt, of

a worm.

Also

CT^ a. (p.
A

An insect,

?)

Worm-eaten.

woman.

fJltSTH

(corrupt, of

fixed for cleansing

husk, &c.

(corrupt,

of

Cm) Rump to rump.

horizontal piece of the

frame on which the pedal

Laxness

the bowels.

plastering or white-

CV&ft\.

(?TWT^
Pft^t^

a.

(h.

(mfn.) Deformed

A topaz.
;

having a redundant

1786

1785

member,

or defective

(m.)

s.

beardless boy,

under sixteen years of age.

PTW

fixing of

The

(corrupt, of ^it&T)

s.

(m. from R.

a wall or house.

^ftj

I.

?) 1.

(Arundo

Rox.y

tibialis,

2.

Pil33ff^.

sort of reed

sort of grass

(Saccharum spontaneum).

A woman

(/.)

*.

C^t^t^

(from

a.

parched

The burning

s.

or roasting

of a thing.

To burn,

parch, to scald

PTt^WT^

s. (

to try

by

(-^

s.

Un-

PTfalPr

(from

PTteltKJ) The

ram

ksl

An

(from

a.

calcination.

or roasting.

PftZtL

Pi"f3%3)

(m.)

To burn,

1.

Burning:,

plant.

3.

4. Cloth.

fry,

q. v.

R.

y\

+3T)

1.

The snout of a hog.

s.

(-f^T

Ott"|Wi

s.

and

A low

?)

(/.)

PftTT+t1!) A

m.

<d?ji )

(p.

caste of Hindus.

potherb.

^fa^l

hog.

Also

(TfK?^

(/.).

banker, a money-

(p. (j^J j

The
5.

site

2.

5.

young

(corrupt, of

fish.

a boat.

PtfcTt^a.

Bankership.

C^H^W'T)

Small

fry,

Also

or foun-

A ship,

(corrupt, of

t^ 1\)

>

Fifteen. Also

species of stone.

0.1sSW.l^f. (p.jb&ji)
changer.

4.

ploughshare.

to be burnt, to be parch-

The young of an animal.

dation of a house.

(Beng.^

0^1*1^3

See

young shoot of a

6.

(n.

s.

(from "^fK

PTftl
s.

a boatman, a seaman.

changer.

ed or inflamed.
C^ttsS

(from

fish.

femin. of

Pilfer

incendiary.
v. n.

3.

into the ground, to fix in the earth.

s.

Pi'lsil^W) The burning,

Earned by burning, scalding,

PllvilRUl

The bury-

burning

the cautery (in surgery).

scalding, or calcining of a thing

a.

officiating

Also

2.

voy-

(from C^flsJ) To bury, to plant,

v. a.

C^lTT

or roasting of a thing

Small

A misfortune,

O^tSWK)

fortunate, wretched, unlucky.

of

An

(Beng?) (from

2.

A waterman,
A canton, a district.

to

(from

1.

ing or fixing of a thing in the ground.

shoal of young

bad luck.

Pilvjt^WW

m. R. "^ + ^)

to roast, to

fire.

Pltel +^ft^)

(m.

s.

See C^ifS^fi

^3) Burnt, scalded, roasted,

smarting,

(-vSTw. Plt3 + ^fTI

Pil^ + ^tC from R. 3^.) A

boatman, a steersman, a rower. Also 0*11^^57^

priest.

Pjtv3l

in the ground.

(>

with a beard.

A bundle.

(from

Planting trees,

aging merchant.

PUkJI

Wtfefl

any thing

fixing

or

in the ground.

(from

a.

The foundation of

The burying

noun

any thing

anus.

Union, a mixing.

2.

v.

a.

banker, a money-

Also

(from

HjCTO.)

The

fifteenth.

p TtTl1

2.

young

One-fourth, a

plant.

?H ?) To warm one

(from R.

v. a.

Ifa?)

(corrupt, of

5.

quarter.

self (in the sun, or at a fire.)

PftTl

(from R.

s.

(?|Wf*i
i1l

5?

A load,

Tl

*.

load, to

fill.

PTte3?fs.

prm*.

Steel.

adopted son.

pft^rr+^:ci)

(i

(m.

(p.

PH^J+^f) A

family;

poppy (Papaver somnife-

p. 41.

Also

(p.

5.

bulwark, a prop, a butAlso

an embankment, a quay.

tress,

t^/liy) Accoutrement,

Hort. Ben.

rum).
harpoon.

C^tWl
(p.

+ x j?T) An

(m.

s.

household.

(from R. ^J^T?)

s.

PffaJ^

Adoption.

a freight.

^fc) To

6iy and

(p.

I
C^ffa) a. {mfn. fut. part. p. R. j3L+^') Fit to
be nourished, maintained, or cherished.

Piro^^^i

WPltsd

Also

(from R.

v. a.

1788

ptfer

1787

clothing,

dress.
. a.

(from

a.

Pertaining to dress

p. c^/lSuj )

to

or clothing.
C^ft

(mfn. from R.

a.

^j^)

Nourishing, che(?ft

rishing.

s.

PilW

a.

^+31^)

R.

(mfn.

supporting, cherishing,

s.

light, to

*^ t
o:

dawn,

clear,

to appear.

See^^R^T.

(.).

(mfn. from

a.

become

*J^) Manly,

virile.

Manhood.

(n.)

Nourishing,
v. a. (caus.

(m.)

grow

^)1 ?) To

(from

To cause

of

to

nourisher,
arrive, to convey, to carry.

a supporter.

The

noun of

(v.

part.

(mfn. fut.

R.

p.

Fit to be nourished,

"T^H-

cherished,

TW

a.

tame,

PfV^3

s.

PltP&3)

Nourished, cherished

domestic (as an animal),

s.

Nourish-

pftOT
remedy

(cam. of PttftlS)

a.

cause to nourish.

2.

To tame (an

Moliun P.
a.

s.

(TO

See
?)

(from R.

(-^

m. R.

supporter, a protector.

to support.
I

(m.)

(w.)
a.

a boat (as

^) To

j^+^) A

minister, a

The

point of con-

drug used as a

appellation of one of the

Manu
See

Measure in general.

its

cargo,

(from

x. 44.

mm.

Connected with

(mfn.

nourish, to
*

^JUP ) A

degraded races of Kshatriyas.

dunghill-

p. 51.

cherish, to maintain

G*WI

L To

animal).

v.

come

for diseased eyes.

s.

v.

from

(n.

s.

ment, support, maintenance.

C^'fejJ

arrive at, to

troversy.

(from

cock.

beardless boy.

(corrupt, of

or

maintained.
C

Ls^j) To

to, to reach, to attain.

nourishing or cherishing.
a.

(h.

v. a.

act of

&c).

Wilkins' Gr. 903.

An

idolater,

an

image-worshipper.

Pftjl

s.

(w. patronymic from !jjf )

a grandson.

son's son,

PlftRl

1789

1790

(femin. of

grandaughter

properly only the daughter of a son.

rifaFjjP

^o^fTS)

from

(n.

s.

from^WlfJ^)

(n.

s.

Reiteration,

office

(m. from

ceremony

performed on the day of the full-moon by persons maintaining a perpetual

ad. Sans, (instrum. case of

Repeatedly, again and again.

C^ffr^s.

(n.

from^J^^)

Phf^T.

Repetition, tau-

tology.

(f. from

s.

full-moon.

fire.

^irrtTT) The day of the

Relating to the day of the

a.

full-

moon.
(m. patronymic from

s.

The

woman by

of a twice-married

offspring

her

Pftiikfe*

(mfn. from

a.

(mfn.

a.

(mfn. from

a.

Af ragrant

(m.)

(mfn.

(m.)

jTti+^

(m.

s.

Wilkins' Gr.

from^Ff^) A name of Kuvera

the deity of wealth. (Lit.

The son of Pulastya.)

Previous,

(mf^

Wilkins' Gr.

sort of

cake made of grain

with clarified butter.

fried

and

Also

founded on

who

is

read in the puranas, a mythologist.

i.

903). Relating to the forenoon.

first, initial.

903) Relating to the puranas,

the puranas.
s. (m.) A person

It. A.. S.

citizen.

C#TO)

^p^W)

preceding, prior, former,

a.

1.

s.

grass.

from

a.

^Tt^ +

Relating to a town,

town-bred, town-made.

Relating to a former body.

second husband.

2.

The

of a house or family-priest.

repetition.

rflt-ilRC

well

Trans.

Ofa

s.

(m. from

when

ginning

<t

j^)

The month Pausha, be-

the sun enters the sign Sagittarius.

567.

(December-January.) As. Res. Hi; 270.

The designation of

a philosophical school, which

considers nature as an illusion.

i.

Pft^t s.
moon in

(f. from

Hfa)

The day of the

month Pausha. As. Res.

the

full-

rir.

270.

Trans. R.A.S.

26.

a.

(mfn.

Nutritious, nou-

rishing.

CSffiPr

manliness.

from
2.

^3F1)
Effort,

1.

Manhood,

exertion,

virility,

endeavours.

Strength, power, vigour.

4. The measure of
a man, the height to which he reaches with both

3.

arms elevated, and the

latter sense

PfftOTT

it is

fingers extended

also m.

and

(n.

from^ 5 ^)

(mfn.

^jpi+flft

eight lunar asterisms, also called

8PfW5

s.

intendant of the kitchen.

from

(n.

of the twenty-

C^<\jI

The oxide of

brass

).

(h.

Lsly ) To

arrive, to

come

to.

Wilkins' Gr.

man.

trte"

s.

1.

screw, a spiral motion.

plexity, intricacy.

See C^l~U

2.

Per-

*PVt
(m. from

last

considered as a collyrium.

(mfn. *J3" + 3*T Wilkins' Gr. 900).

Relating to a town.
ft.

The

(in the

a.

rittTtTfa

s.

v. a.

a.

900). Male, belonging to a

C^talT

/.

PttW

s.

(from

i1^) Fluor

albus.

titty The super-

A stain

or rottenness in hnen.

Carey.

W$

1791

*$Wl

(fwm^PW)

s.

SfaTl

Afflicted with the fluor

albus.
indecl. Sans.
a.

Gr.

kins'

p. 421).

Root,

Grown

l"-5~t^T

fat or

Hola

T Wil-

rf-

to exceed or surpass.

money advanced.

interest of the

Carey.

3^t)

ad. Sans, (instr. case of

part. p.

(mfn. pret.

R. *J^f$J^

(mn.)

branch,
4.

1.

To burn.

2.

To

I-

To

2.

To

The stem

1.

a shoot.

of a tree.

2.

Excellence, happiness.

3.

(As an attributive, without variation of gender)

Excellent, strong,
iv.

Emi-

nently, in a high degree, very.

s.

Strengthened, refreshed, increased, grown.

Root,

made

surplus produce of a thing pledged

beyond the

a.

The

(n.1)

3 + R. ^) D rawn

from

plump.

(^3) To grow, to increase.

i.

R.X^

See

,?

(fifty
out, stretched out,

s.

A vocative particle, Ho

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

$$0^

1792

robust, very large,

tall, stout,

enormous.

share out or divide.

(**pTrfS)

iv.

burn.

3 +^*fa)

(-*I from

ad. Sans.

^Jf^RooT,

Volun-

with pleasure. Also

tarily, willingly,

divide.

^t*$1<T

Root,

Sans.

prep.

away

To grow,

i.

Fore, before

to increase.

forth,

forward,

+R.

Spread

manifest, displayed, unfolded,

s.

from

(n.

3 +R.

The

3"^!

3+R. ^) Aheap, a multitude.

from^+R.^) 1. A chapter or

(n.

section of a book, treating

ject.

2.

on a particular sub-

topic, a subject of discussion.

prelude, an introduction, a prologue.

(dramatic)
imaginary.

poem
5.

occurrence, an

*j<P<4T.U

a.

the story of which

An

event,

is

3.

4.

wholly

a circumstance, an

affair.

(mfn. from j

Proper to

be treated of under a particular section

2.

per-

spread,

tinction, superiority.

a noted time

3 +R. ^%)

1.

a laugh,

displayed,

Expanded,

manifest;

visible,

To

ma-

light, lustre.

(mfn.)

a.

v. a.

Display,

public,

unfold, to display,
v. n.

To come

to light, to transpire.

Sj^f*t^ a

(mfn. from

3 + R.

Display-

ing, manifesting, illustrating, discovering,

s.

An

(m.)

illustrator, a publisher,

pounder, a discoverer.

s3l

The property of displaying

^H^T

Excellence, dis-

long time

to show, to manifest,

+R.

(m. from ^1

(locat. case of

famous,

St^fel

s.

a different kind.

expansion, diffusion

smile,

taining to the subject matter of any treatise.

^<F<t

(m. from

s.

ing,

+R. ^)

sort,

kind, dissimilar, different.

Morton.

nifestation

s.

Another

+ ^lFf) A

(^1

s.

relating of

m. from

Otherwise ; differently, in another or indirect way.

or era.

a thing.

spe-

fashion.

Of another

(mfn.)

evi-

dent, apparent.

^^fr

a.

2. (re.) Sort, kind, species

peculiarity.

^t?WRd. Sans,

(mfn. from

made

Similitude or difference

(n.)

a. (mfn.') Manifest, evident, apparent, dis-

a.

mode, manner,

exceeding, very, much.

played, unfolded.

out,

cific

(m.)

s.

s.

s.

(/.
(n.

an ex-

(n.)

or illustrating.

SW*1+\31)

from

(/.) or

show-

Fame,

celebrity.

3 +R. 3t^J A displaying,

showing, or manifesting.

1794

1793

\jW^hft^

shewn,

be displayed,

tWf*tOT

W*f4H
ing,

from3+R.

(mfn.

manifested.

or

Also

a. (ro/ra.

from

(mfn. from

a.

perly, truly, accurately.

3 + R.

Appear-

t^3tC a.

3 + R. ^"W

Displayed,

unfolded, discovered, shown, manifest, evident,

real, true, accurate, proper,

(from

arf.

Openly, apparently,

from

+R. <F)

Spread, scattered,

^ + R. ^)

in their

expanded, displayed, divulged, opened

mixt, miscellaneous,

s.

(n.)

chapter, a sec-

Trans.

R.A.S.

deity.

The

i.

temper, disposition, habit, custom, manner.

(n.

s.

of the

niens).
3.

tail

2.

1.

c/wwn, a fan

of the Tartarian ox (Bos grun-

s.

(n.

from

3 +R.

or extolling of a thing.

) 1.

2.

The lauding

The mentioning of

156.

7.

sort of metre in

As. Res.

473.

x.

Elastic.

its

Having a tendency

(Lit.

to return to

natural state.)

^3^

(mfn.

a.

natural state,

(mfn. from

pp.

requisite of regal administration

vii.

Sanskrit prosody.

Carey.

a thing.
a.

Colebr. Alg.

inhabitant of a country, a

section or division in a book.

decision at law, a decree.

3^3^

6.

Munu

see

An

5.

3.

(In mathematics)

4.

a multiplier.

coefficient,

246. 363.
subject.

made

n. 10.

30. 95. 570.

natural state or disposition of any thing;

tion.

y^+i?)

Nature, rude

1.

mythology as a female

The crude form of a word.

diffused

true

according to the cosmogony of the Hindus

and personified

2.

from ^3

The

(m.)

s.

matter, the passive or female principle of crea-

visibly, publicly.

a. (/.

Right, genuine,

object of a plaint at law.

tion,

ing, shining, radiant.

^^3 + 3^)

(mfn.

(f.

Appear-

cor-

rect or proper expression.

clear.

^"ft*!

Rightly, pro-

SWSP

and

becoming manifest.

3^1f*KJ

ad. (from

Fit to

^f^ + ^)

unadulterated,

Being

in

unmixed.

its

Also

(mfn.}.

^ +R-^^) Explained,

proper answer,

mentioned, stated, renowned, celebrated.

said,

3^tf3S3

v. a.

(from

% + R.

lNt*P

a.

(mfn.

^3

A
a.

from^+R. f)

Spread, pro-

3+R. ^)

pleted, accomplished.

2.

1.

^it^'Pfa
s.

Made, com-

^Jl

(/.) or

Exalted, pro-

a.

-31

(.) Superiority, excellence.

(mfn. from

3 +R. <P1J

Angry.

EfZFfl

s.

proceeds.
s.

(rn.

+ C^t&)

tj

1.

The

fore-arm.

2.

part of a door-frame.

(n.) Genuineness, reality, truth, accuracy, propriety.

3 +R. ^T)

s.

Right, genuine, real,

true, just, accurate, proper.

(/.) or

plant (Caesalpinia Bonducella).

(mfn. from

(mfn. from

a.

minent, eminent, superior, distinguished.

mulgated, expanded, diffused, extended.

(n.)

reply.

fit

To mention,

<:-

to speak, to explain.

(-\

m.

3+R.

Wilkins' Gr. 764.

(m. from

3 +R.

commencement, a beginning.
5

One who

coming

forth,

^
;

3T5|

1795

Skfte'

(/*

3Tft

+ R. IFT ) Begun, com(/.) or ^ (n.) A being un-

from

menced.

dertaken or begun.

31^1

s.

(f.

insignia.

2.

especially on

grammar.

O.

oka

or lute.

^5^4 1

(n.

s.

3J

Also

from

%) A sound

of the

$ + R.

The oozing

or

+ R.

Exhalent, ex-

from

3 +R.

or cleaning of any thing

The washing
the expiation of a

crime.

washed

a.

W^)

(mfn. from

To be

or cleaned, proper to be expiated (as a

Also

crime).

Wf^F3

a.

^W*^

(mfn. from

Also

Thrown,

s.

(m. from

3+

fW%)

1.

casting

forth or forward, a propelling or projecting; a

determining or fixing.

by each member

to

2.

make

The sum

contributed

far

a.

excellent,

^\)

-j-R.

(/)

dence

4*1*11
^l^tt?

illustrious.

ready, firm.

a stock in joint trade

3 + R. fet)

Throwing

forward, propelling, projecting.

a.

(mfn.

or

strength,

prevalence.

s.

(femin. of

a.

(mfn. ?l

Hard,

row.

(/.).

Also

4.
(

2.

Emi-

Strong,

able,

Impudent, shameless.

n -) Boldness, audacity;
ability,

SPFg) A

+ 51l)

difficult

3.

Daring,

1.

1.

serious,

activity

impu-

wanton woman.

Much,

excessive.

steady,

^31

(n.)

s.

(f.) or

Abundance, excessiveness ; hardness,

dif-

a. Confident, bold,

+ R. f^^) An

iron ar-

^T^rT (?n.),

and

presuming.

Sabda

S.

p. 402.

^TttPL)

Also Sft5|\5d (/.),

m^rrl

(n.)

Fit to

cast off or pro-

pelled.

m. from l

Hav-

ficulty.

from^+R. T^X)

be thrown away, proper to be

^P^)

bow-legged.

Carey.

(mfn. from

forth,

prominent,

apart,

Pain, privation, penance.

^Trapf^

Gone

bold, confident, audacious, intrepid.

2.

or fellowship.

1.

(mfn. from SjTfa +

(mfn. from

eminence

forth, propelled, projected, cast.

OT^ft^ (mfn.).

'

thrown

fame,

the elbow to

Standing forth,

2.

ing the knees

active,

3+R. f^*L)

(mfn. from

a.

Celebrated,

gibbous.

nent,

cleaned, expiated (as a crime).

3"f^

god,

(/.).

+R.

(mfn. from 2|

a.

Washed,

S$bl$

The upper arm, from

(m.j

gone away.

(mfn.).

% +R. WV)

3 + R. ^1)

3 + R. ^1) Celebrity,

w from

d>]\Ss3i'lJ<P a.

^M^Wlu

(m.)

s.

the shoulder.
a.

(n.

notoriety.

haling.

Sll&te s.

(ra>. from

a.

^NTfr s

(m.).

(from ^1

g.

e.

renowned, famous.

5.

a.

Resembling,

(mfn.) Like a god, from

trickling out of a liquid.

^"^t^

used in comp.

similar:

?N?t\?

3 + R.

from

3 + R.

(mfn. from

a.

(Beng.) The ad-

3.

ministering of remedies.
s.

(mfn.) Very hot, pungent, or acrid

a.

sharp, acute, keen, smart, eminent.

Sftt>

3 +f3FXTl) 1. The bearing royal

A treatise, a chapter of a work,

1796

a.

(mfn.

from3 + R.

Wilki?is'

Gr.

727). Proper to be spoken or declared.

3?ftf3

s.

(f. from

3 +R. t>1 ) A sort of

in Sanskrit prosody.

As. Res. x. 465.

metre

1798

1797

#$\

a.

(mfn.

$ +tS c i)

Straight; upright, sin-

^F^tflKS

Dawn, morning.

indecl. Sans.

SftJF3^

^T7 f\3^]

(mfn.

a.

3+R."^)

(mfn. from

a.

Rolled

or tossed about (as in a ship).

cere, honest.

|"T>f^T3 a. (mfn. from

3"5"te'

morning, matutinal.

3+R. Sf^J

(m. from

2.

a prisoner.

in confinement,

pending a balance.

A man
The

3.

2.

going forth

1-

way, a

notoriety, publicity.

string or

Attendance on

2.

rope for horses and cattle.

from^+R. Wi)

(m.

s.

road.

1.

Moved, put

into motion, current.

Relating to the

3 + R. fc^)

cattle while grazing.

or animal

string sus-

jl>U<P
public,

Also

3 +R.

(mfn. from

a.

divulging.

T>^)

Tending

2.

Making

1.

while

cattle

grazing.

3Sffc

from^l+Sfl^l)

(mn.

s.

(of a house): hence,

lattice.

2.

1.

The neck

Lit.

palace or house.

3.

pleasure-house.

^IT

known, made

5.

{mfn. from

A summer-house,

4.

stable.

3+

(m. from

s.

6.

3"I>tfc3

^Tl^II

The top of a

3 + R.

57$J

A covered

ter-

(w.

^l+^U

An army

in

(mfn.}

2.

Insup-

Passionate, fierce, violent, furious.

3"I>Tr

s.

(m. from

^ +R.

fl>) The

s.

Root,

To

(-^ mfn. from 3 + R. E^T) Usual,

Much, many

x.

473.

enough, abundant.

from
s.

(?.)

Manu

i.

35.

3 +R. "5T^)

directed, prescribed.

from^l+R.

(/.

+ C&3*U

The name of an an-

Produced,

Manu it.

W)

191.

prickly

ask,

vi.

(^55^3

Gr. 262).

With

to enquire, to interrogate.

prefixed,

To take

leave

with

*fft To ask

about, to enquire, to interrogate.

a.

(^W^+^Pi)

Current,

usual,

common.

t|

(from R.

s.

rogator, one

ad. (locat. case of

commonly,
3"t>^FT

As. Res.

sort of metre in

nightshade (Solanum Jacquini).

in-

common.

y&<lgtH

+R- f^) A

(mfn. from

commanded,

Colebr. Alg. p. 52.

SjtXkPi

vent, to

and lawgiver.

a.

^T^t|Trf\

common

delighted,

fC!>t"ft3

crease or decrease of the terms in a progression.

3l>ta.

+ R. t^Tj To

(-3^

a.

Happy,

portable, intolerable. 3. Bold, confident, daring.

4.

5<i a. (mfn.')

SftT^iS

motion; a

Excessively hot.

from

(n.

s.

cient saint

1.

-\3l (/.) or -3" ( n .) Abund ance, plenty.

foraging army.
a.

(from

v. a.

Sanskrit prosody.

?) Chief, principal.

AlsotW ^PT, and ^TH (m.).

s.

2.

to divulge.

let out,

race before the door of a house, a porch; a

portico.

Made

wooden balustrade on

^"fSs?

1.

Grazed.

public or manifest.

Deceived, betrayed, cheated.

3.

tree.
a.

3 +R. TRJ

(mfn. from

a.

painted turret on the top of a

the edge of a building.

3P

^0l[\3

balcony; a window,

3WP|) Usually,

currently.

(n.

from

3+R.

3"Wt

s.

who

fcj

Wn

An

enquirer, an inter-

proposes a question, a querist.

(m. from

3+R. 5^) A

cover,

wrapper.

"5^T)

about, a being current, activity.

moving
cover, a vest, a cloak, &c.

wrapper, a

^3Tl

1799

Sf55^

a.

1800

from^l+R. &>\)

(mfn.

covered, disguised, incognito,

vate entrance to a house.

s.

2.

Concealed,

(w.)

1.

A pri-

loop-hole, a

protecting

his

subjects,

Ef^W^

Incognito,

^v5ll<^1,

sjvSfUaH

Also

of subjects.

3"55^ + 3P| )

ad. (from

ruler,

(n.^5l + p TN 5 r) The protection

s.

lattice.

SfS5^3iPi

(m.)

s.

king, a sovereign.

^^d + ^V) A

(/. from

s.

(n.).

brother's

clandestinely.
wife.

3"55if1^1

s.

3 +R. 6^)

from

(/.

Sickness,

vomiting.

^TS^tTt^

2.

3 +R. S^L)

from

(n.

s.

1.

An

upper

covering, a wrapper.

(mfn. from

a.

M + R.

Covered,

from ?1

(ra.

+ R.

The copulation

//

a.

^ + R.

from

Conception in

^51*1^)

3+R.

Produc-

Wilkins' Gr. 821.

runner,

(/.

from

1.

OfTspring, pro-

Subjects, dependents,

2.

people.
s.

+R.

A woman who

people or mankind
epithet of

hence)

BrahmA.

1.

3.

Lord of

A sovereign.

The

eleven divine personages

^35te3S

(-SpT

An

^3sT3 a.

butterfly.

5.

The

who were

sun.

Mohun P.

woman.

^1 + "5^T

mfn.

+R.

(mfn. from

intelli-

is his

only eye.)

\S1) Discerned,

re-

StxEtfT

(rc.

s.

from

3+R. ^1)
2.

intelligence.

1.

Knowledge,

sign, a token,

a.

(mfn.^ Wise, intelligent, learned.

(m/n. ^1

a.

f3pffi

bandy-legged.
(m.

s.

^T) Having the knees

for

SF|t^3 a.

3 +R. ^^) A

from

blazing, a

fire.

3 +R. ^^)

(mfn. from

Set on

fire,

enkindled.

to seven or three. As. Res. ix. 354, 366.

daughter's husband.

intelligent

Whose wisdom

(Lit.

Wisdom,

1.

appellation of
first

by BrahmA.,

n. 96.

3 +R.

4^Hl*f a.

4.

6. Fire.

A
7.

p. 56.

Guarding or

3 + R. vp5J Fit to be

(mfn. from

burnt, combustible, inflammable.

GIRAS, PULASTYA,

(Beng.~)

to,

2.

viz. Marichi, Atri, AnPuLAHA, KrATU, PrACHEtas, Daksha, Vasisht'ha, Bhrigu, and NArada. Manu i. 35. Some reduce their number

created

Attached

3 +R. ^1) Wise, intelligent,

burning, a taking
(Lit.

the

from

s . (/.

far apart,

(/. from

has borne a child.

An

Hfail

wisdom,

3 +R.

geny, descendants.

^s5ll\5l

The pea-

cognised, perceived, known.

a courier, an express.
s.

(mfn. from

a.

Blind.

{mfn.

tive, prolific.

3TS1

^3

Mann

to.

gence, understanding. 2.

womb.

^3fTO

^)

learned.

of animals.

the

+ C5

3 +R. 3T^)

(mfn. from

a.

devoted

concealed, hidden.
s.

(from SkSl

s.

santry, subjects, people.

garment.

SjvIFT

SfcftMt^

Slvjfr

^Tfa

(n.

s.

from ^1

(mfn.

a.

+R.

^ + ^3

\Sl) The act of flying.

from R.

Inclined,

bowed, stooping.

tT\fS

s.

nation,

(f.

obeisance.

bending

from R. 1^5.)
or bowing,

An

incli-

a salutation;

1802

qfi

1801

STfa

&4M^

(to.

s.

^Tttr

(m. Sl

+ ^nr

kindness, regard.

3.

a.

solicitation.

Reverence,

4.

ftpT^

?hlT +

mfn.

(to.)

5.

^)

Affec-

husband, a

3 + R. 1^) Ruined, spoiled,

from

(/.

wasted, decayed,

3fKfc

(to.

5.

from

s. (to.

place,

1"F

qVfH + R.

from

from R.
2. Delivered,

Placed, fixed, deposited.

1.

Prostra-

% +p\ +

(mfn.

signed to,

entrusted.

3.

Acknowledged, agreed

determined, de-

to,

(mfn. from

a.

3 + R.

shout, an ex-

dressed (as food).

3. Sent,

proached, entered.

5.

Produced,

1.

"fl.)

made, done, prepared, constructed.

con-

Acquired, received.

cided.

$Tf\$

lost.

q -f R.

4.

3.

a bow, an obeisance.

tion,

4.

lover.

tfttl

agreement, a stipulation.

3ftf5\Ja.

request, a solicitation.

Affection,

l.

Acquaintance, company.

tionate, kind, affable.

2.

situation.

obeisance.

tttrfl

an emissary.

An

74.

11.

from R.
2.

request,

The mystic

from R.

Manu

monosyllable Om.

Cooked,

2.

thrown.

4.

Ap-

clamation of delight or approbation.

t'llH

from

s. (to.

prostration, a

^ + R. "t5^) An inclination,

bow, an obeisance, a

salutation.

qj^3

(mfn. from

ci-

Proper,

3 + R.

fit.

Lauded, praised,

celebrated.

(Beng.)
to

-^ftU3 v.

a.

To

prostrate one's self,

SfCtTT

bow.

(mfn. from

a.

3 + R.

Ductile

(Lit.

"fl.)

hence) Yielding, submissive, docile, tameable.

SftWt a. i-^H^gn.

from

3 + R. 1^)

Bow-

from^ +R. 11) A

(to.

guide, a leader,

chief.

HH

(m. from

*.

3 +R. 1^) A drain, a water-

course.

OT^I.

2.

(f. from

course.

flrf.

tubular vessel of the body.

SjTtyt}

{Beng?)

2.

sWWtWtf

1.

s. (to.

from

custom, a habit.

(OT^ft+^r^)

3 +R.

effort,

s.

(n.

from

ardent.

energy, exertion.

meditation.

of desire.

5.
(to.

4.

LA great
An

object

Entrance, access.

from

% + "pT + R.

+JL \3$

Fit to be dis-

qxFT

s.

(to.

q+^T) The palm of the hand.

(to. from ^ + R. 3*L,) A spreading
(f. from

3 +R.

vS^JJ

spreading

1,

Warmth,

creeper.

Profound religious

3. Attention, regard.

Heated,

1.

cussed, discernible, admitting of arguments.

q^M

s.

heat.

2.

(m/h. from q*

a.

3*1)

Illustrious, glorious, powerful.

2.

Accordino-

*t*^) Destruction, de-

3+"pf + R. <H)

from q*+R.

(mfn.

creeper.

cay, loss, perdition.

SJPIHH

drain, a water-

to custom, habitually, customarily.

3*11*1

q^T a.
#3$ a.
^330

drain, a

water-course.

3 + ^3^) A creeping plant.

(mfn. 3 + 3^) Old, ancient. See q^

tfSfes. (/.from

ing, saluting, prostrating one's self.

2.

(to.

from ^t + R.

Glory, power, dignity, majesty, high-

spiritedness.

q^St^T

s.

3*1)

(n.

3.

from

or igniting of

Ardour, zeal, courage.

L The

$ +R.

any

thing.

2.

The

heating

inflicting of

pain or punishment.
1.

spy,

^K^t^ .(-^TO>.qt3t^l + ^)Mighty,

5

1803

3rf3
powerful,

dignified,

SflS
Also

majestic.

(m. from

s.

"Pi

3 + 3H^ ?) A variety
+R. vTTj

a.

from ?1

fidious, deceitful,

Deserving to

(/.) or

s.

Also^3t^1'1
SjvsU'HjT

^*

(/.).

31

(/.) and

3f3 + R.

An

image, a

313 + R. <|^)

inferior,

statue, a picture.

an impostor,

a.

(n.) Deceitful-

fcfrU)

Fraud, deceit.

(/.

from

s.

(f.

Stf^ + ftFTTi)

requital, a re-

turn for kindness received.

ft+R.

from

a.

low.

+ R.

from ?|

(n.

(f. from

s.

ness, roguery, perfidy.

SfalOT

Adverse, con-.. - + <pi")

3"f3
(-

(n.) Contrariety, opposition.

Insidious, per-

A cheat,

(m.)

s.

-31

a deceiver.

+R. ^)

(mfn.
v -j ...

trary, reverse, opposite.

be punished, or to be treated with resentment.

a. (m/rc.

Also

(mfn.).

of

S
(mfn. from Sj

The moon, + ?Tf3^t

(m.)

s.

the Asclepias gigantea with white flowers.

a.

(mfn.) Like the moon, from

a.

(-ft^mfn.) andfaW"f^3.

1804

Fit to

be

ad. Sans, (from

\4

^ft + ^l)

At every

moment.
Also

deceived or cheated ; deceivable.

(mfn. from

a.

(mfn.).

3"3tft3

(mfn. from

a.

Dismissed, rejected, turned out.

3+R. ^)

2. Sent, des-

Deceived,
patched.

cheated.

313*13
?tf3 prep. Sans. Again,
again.

against, for, back,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 551.

this preposition

back

ad.

e. s.

Sans. At or in every house,

^Tf3^^t3

^)

To be

provided against, remediable, to be prevented.

s.

(- 5^n. Stfe+^FTJ

Dress,

3"ft^t3"

s.

retaliation,

(m.

^f3 + R. ^)

requital,

reward

a.

serve of an army.

revenge.

2.

^f\? + R.
;

^)

1.

Re-

revenging.

Preventing, obviating, remedying.

a.

(mfn. from

resembling,

like

used

3.

1.

Accept-

2.

The

spitting-pot.

re-

The

4.

(mfn. from

3f3+R. Stej

Fit

Also

to be accepted or received, acceptable.

3f3^

and SftSttS? or

Wilkins' Gr. 730.

rewarding

retributing,

taliating,

SfF)

sun near the moon's node.

3f3H3>.

(m. from

in

comp.

e.

g.

2.

ceiving, obtaining (a present,

3"f3^H
(Lit.

Simi-

3"fe + R. |T

See

ting-pot.

(mfn. from

Ac-

Retribution,

1.

remedy, a preventive.

^Tf^te

3"f3 + R. SfT

(m. from ^Tfe + R.

^feitfa^

personal decoration.

lar,

(mfn. from

a.

SrfS^St

Flying

cepted, received, assented to.

Also

2.

a.

ance, the receiving of a donation.

(mfn. from 3~f\? + R.

a.

^)

backward and forward.

ad.

Sans. At or for every person.

Sff^Tftll

+ R.

(mfn. from

Prefixed to nouns,

forms avyayibhava compounds

with a distributive sense,

a.

s.

hence)

1.

spit-

&c).

(-Wi m. ^Tf3 + ^IH

Striking again:

Occupying, re-

1.

from R.

3^)

Combat.

2.

Wrath, rage.
s.

(m. from

SrfS+^L)

(Lit.

Aback-

3ft

1805

stroke, a striking again

killing or smiting.

3ft
hence)

Combat, a

1.

Resistance, opposition.

2.

from

(n.

from R.

3ftrfr*. (rc.3ft+^r
toration of
posit,

&c.

by day,

3ftW^Tl

s.

3ft+^tTl1)

(/.

a reflected image.

3fttWt

An

2.

shadow,

image, a picture.

(3ft+C5?T)

s.

1.

versing.
s.

(3ft + ^3bl5Tl)

s.

(m. from

^ftlTl^rl

The

the thigh.

3ft3rm

3ft +R.

fore-part of

tion, watchfulness.

3ft5U.

(/.

from

A promise,
2. A declaraadmission. 3. A
1.

an engagement, an agreement.
tion,

an acknowledgment, an

plaint in a law-suit.

argument,

the

first

The proposition

4.

syllogism according to the

system.

Trans.

-<ftt3

To

v. a.

3ft^3 a.

mised, agreed, engaged

3ft3H

s.

a. (mfn.

(n.

Also

from

116.

to.

3.

from

2.

v5l)

Declared, ac-

3ftr^TT

\35l)

Fit

(mfn.).

3ft + R. v3al) A

s . (n.

3ft^

promise,

promissory

(3ft+3t5?T ?) A

key,

pick-

Morton.

lock.

3ft T3
;

a.

(mfn.

Wfc3

v. a.

The

act of re-

thanks-

(-3

m.

(mfn.

3ft

A great grand-

3ft +

a.

New, young,

re-

(m.3ft+ftft )
2. A representative,
3. A surety.
deputy.

s.

3ft^

s.

(m.

3ft +

1.

An

image, a

a substitute, a

mutual deposit.

^) An enemy,

a foe,

an adversary, an opponent.

3ftpK

s.

(-\f.

from

3ft + R. p h7)

1,

The

2.

Un-

(Lit.

An

day of the moon's increase or wane.

derstanding, intelligence.
s.

approach

4.

(f.

to, or

from

3ft + R. ^t)

obtainment of a thing)

Acquirement, gain.

2.

exaltation.

hence,

Acquirement of rank

Fame,

3.

Ascertainment, knowledge.

5.

reputation.

Admission,

concession, acknowledgment.

from

3ft + R.

back, returned, restored

3ft^f

s.

or dignity,
s.

(.)

54.

ii.

3ft 5 Pl*T s. (3ft+*Pt*f) A

1.

note.

3ft3^

Fit to be
s.

cent, fresh.

3fttfe

3ft3l+*ftT) A

Fl)

son.

first

an agreement, an engagement.

3ft5t*fa

3ft^

likeness.

Pro-

3ft + ^^)

(n.

Manu

{Being.}

1.

3ft + R.

turning thanks or saying grace at meals

3ftftf*t

Deposed, alledged.

3ft +R.

(mfn. from

3ft^ft,.(m.3ft+^ft) A reiterated sound,

an echo. Also 3ft
(m.).

proxy, a

3ft +R.

knowledged, admitted.

to be promised.

i.

3ft + 1^) Day

pledge, a pawn.

Nyaya

promise.

(mfn. from

3ft^t3^

S.

an

members of a

of the five

complete

R. A.

in

barter.

(from

ad. Sans,

3ftlW a.

giving.

3ft+R.^1)

Exchange,

daily, every day.

3ft^^rT s.
Atten-

thing, the res-

given back, proper to be returned,

Opposition, tra-

The

1.

any thing, the restoration of a de2.

3ftftvT

3ft^l See^ftM.

from R. T*l)

back or returning of any

giving

Killing, slaughter.

57^)

1806

(from

T^) Given

given in exchange.

3ft + R. T^l)

look in return, to return a look.

To

3ft>fa

ad. Sans, (from

3ft + p ft)

At every

step, at every place.

3ftpft". (mfn. from 3ft + R. *\\)

approached, come up

to.

2.

1.

Reached,

Effected, accom-

1807

ff\?

plished.

Known, understood,

3.

demonstrated.

4.

31

dued.

at play.

(/.) or

(m. ?l"f^ +

2.

ascertained,

Promised, agreed

tained or accomplished
s.

1808

to.

demonstration.

^ ci)

I.

noured, respectfully saluted.

A particular
mission of that which

counter-stake

mutual playing or gambling.

Ac-

^)

accomplishing or effecting a thing.

l.The

Also

retribution, a re-

Also

^Tfe + R. <T5Q An-

^Tf^^ftTI ( mfn .).

Sffe + ^STFT) An answer,

(n.

s.

ply.

demonstration,

tainment, investigation,

(mfn. from

a.

Ascer-

2.

a reward, a remuneration.

taliation,

swerable.

from Erf^ + R.

(n.

^fj + XFT) A

(m.

s.

complishing, determining, ascertaining, demonstrating, signifying, treating of.

per-

generally prohibited

is

Carey.

a license.

^It^F^T

^\)

^) Ho-

3f3 + R.

(mfn. from

a.

The being ob-

(n.)

(mfn. from StfSj + R.

a.

Sub-

5.

Stf^ftsS

^f33^o

a re-

(n.).

signia.

fication.

(mfn. from ^"fe +

R.^) Hindered,

prevented, obstructed; thwarted, disappointed.

(mfn. from

a.

Proper to be accomplished or

effected.

Also

certainable, admitting of demonstration.

(mfn. from

a.

Accomplished, effected.

^fa + R.^)

1.

by

ar-

2. Established

gument, demonstrated, ascertained, proved,

sig-

nified, treated of.

s.

(m.)

^1

protector, a benefactor, a guardian.

from

(/.)

Impeding, ob-

^31

resisting.

(n.) Hinderance, obstruction,

(n.

s.

from STfa + R.

313 + R.

The

^f3 + 3^)
(ra.) A match.

(mfn.

a.

or strength,

s.

(n.

s.

Equal

^fe + ^t^.)) A

answer. Also

(n.).

a.

3f3 + R.

stiff

for.

Also ftf^MftfwKWJ and

answer.

(mfn. from

v. a.

(from

2.

an

reply, an

dispute, a litigation.

a.

Answering,
against,

for.

^f^+R. $ri) To

s.

(-fW^mfn.
replying,

si-

(rn.)

from 3"fe + R. 3Tf

rejoining,

contending

respondent, a defendant at

law.

mfn. from

cherish, to maintain, to protect, to rear, to nourish, to feed.

reply,

The

STf^tpft

Cherished, protected, provided

power

tuation of a respondent or defendant at law.

(mfn-\
a.

in

(mfn.) Proper

Proper to be protected or cherished and provided

turning

to be answered, requiring an answer.

1.

(mfn. from

(f.) or

resistance.

^) A

any one.
a.

(mfn.) Im-

a.

ff33^ + 3

structing, hindering,

Stf^teO

cherishing or protecting a person, the providing

for

(mfn.

a.

(n.) Protectorship, guardianship.

(n.

impedi-

back, return.

from

Cherishing, protecting, preserving,

or

ment, an obstacle, a hindrance,

^"fi<N31

(mfn.

a.

An

<^J

peding, obstructing.

(mfn.)'.

tft&ftffcS

(m. from ^"f\2 + R.

As-

2.

Opposing,

s.

(m.)

An opponent;

a defendant.

$f3

StfS

1809

3f33t3

(from^1^ + ^t3) On the

ad. Saws.

Manu

lee-side.

Srf3^?

(w.)

5.

ness

neighbour.

s.

^Tfe+t^3^) A

(n.

s.

resemblance.

(mfn.

flected (as

bahuvrihi.

e.

(f.)

an immortal,

ZfoffrZ + tS)

Re-

commonly ataich

plant,

Wilson.

An

(mfn.) Like

a.

^1^4

a god, from

like

or

Com-

(mfn. from

Also

parable.

(m.)

s.

immortal being,

a.

(mfn.).

The returning

of a look.

from

(n.

s.

1.

blance, similitude, likeness.

The

2.

Resem-

part of an

elephant's head between the tusks.

a. (jm/m.

Manu

sleep.

+ R.

from
i.

Awakened

3f3t3t^ a.

+ R.

(mfn. from

Also

a likeness, an image, a picture.

^f^T^

^tfsJ + ^IT)

Fear.

a.

(mfn.)

$fe^ + ^Wk)

(m.

s.

endeavour
the

Fearful, terrific, horrific.

making

making

Intellect,

5.

Audacity

wit,
;

2.

5.

s.

(n.

splendour.

2.

Sff^+R. ^1)

Intelligent,

s.

wise,

(m/.^rf^1+3T^J)

a rejoinder, a defence.

4.

The

Com-

new

virtue or

(mfn.) Strenuous, vigorous,

resemblance, a likeness,

(m. from

3"f3 + R. T3T) Enmity,

s.

(f feJfatUlFj^+3l)

reply,

an

Part-

nership, coadjutorship, co-operation, equality in

Also

STfeOTpf^"

(.).

mfn. from

TT^)

acquisition of a
a.

3.

acting well or behaving

Auda-

cious, daring, bold, proud.

(f ^"fe + ^fW)

Resistance,

Srf^Tfrfal
power.

s.

2.

opposition, resistance, repulsion.

sensible.
a.

Effort, exertion,

active.

Light,

SffaqiRLvi

resemblance,

an image.
1.

3f^H3t\ a (-^ mfn. ^^r + ^)

2.

The

accomplishment,

(f)

Intellect, understanding.

Luminous, splendid.

6.

The

Dignity.

boldness, impudence.

a stand against a thing.

prehension.

Appearance, manifestation.
4.

1.

Of

Light, a reflected

understanding.

from

) Clothed,

captive or taking prisoner.

properly.
1

3.

a desire, a wish.

terrific aspect.

light, splendour.

3"fe + R.

tfRjWWft (-1k\mfn.).

(mfn.

a.

Form-

ing a different idea, thinking differently.

^fe^Tll^R a.

From

month, every month, monthly.

to

An opposite idea,

3ft + 31^)

ad. Sans, (from

armed, accoutred.

from

s.

^Tf^lt^
month

74.

Carey.

a reflected idea.

1.

class

v^fjRwi

See

3f3^T

a picture.

an image).

ads (Betula).

^Tfe^r

image,

compounds of the

in

sr.

a.

from

An

2.

Similitude, like-

1.

resemblance,

a reflected image, a shadow.

a.

Ip)

Sffij + R.

(f.

Frequently used

^Tfeft^

|S) Bail, surety, a bonds-

man

n. 203.

Sfft^WU (-f^T mfn. from^Tfe + R.^) 3f3*d

Neighbouring.

^"fe + R.

s. (t.

1810

Co-operating

answering
(m.)

5 Z

with,

counteracting

corresponding

to,

equal in power,

s.

coadjutor, a partner; a match.

3f3

3"f3

1811

^fiPd^l

(-1

s.

An antagonist, an
$f^Tt"fi3T3

opponent, an adversary.

(from

ad.

from R.

3"f3+CStf

w.

^fo + TtfS")

From

Tf\? + 3Pj)

s.

fuge ; a place of refuge, an asylum.

a dwelling.

3ft$^

s.

An

3.

from

(f.

2.

A house,

assemblage.

3ft + R.

)j Echo, a

re-

peated sound.

night to night, every night, nightly.

Tf33Pi

1812

resemblance, a

3ft$3 a.
agreed

likeness, an image, a representation.

(mfn. from

3ft + R. $J

granted, accepted,

to,

s. (ra.)

Promised,

A promise,

an assent.

TOSPfe

2tfv33Pl+^) Resembling,

(mfn.

a.

3fttm3i

similar to.

^"RBlTtH

SfttTfefr

3"R?+R.^*L) Obs.

3ftRl$fl

Also

a robber.

thief,

besieging,

stopping,

hindering,

structing,

2.

(3ft + f*Tf*l)

s.

^3

3ft + R. 3)

m. from

One

promises or assents.

3ftft^

3ft + f^

(mfn.

a.

from R.

3ftl^

(m. from

s.

3ft+R. Pftj A

pro-

a refusal, a denial, an exception, a

hibition,

rejection,

Also

contradiction.

3ftre^r

(.).

(-f*t\w*.).

3ftf*Tp|

who

Prohibited, denied, refused, forbidden.

(n.).

(mfn. from

a.

(m.)

ob-

a hinderance, a stoppage, a siege.

struction,

Also

3ft H-R.^) An

(m. from

s.

s.

1.

(mfn. from

a.

transcript.

3ft + R. PT^)

De-

nying, prohibiting, refusing, contradicting, ex-

written reply.

cepting.

(mfn.

a.

3ft + 0*Ttaj

1.

the hair or grain, reverse, inverted.

not right.

^ftt^

Low,

3.

vile,

e.

from a marriage

in

3"ft%g

Born

different classes,

which the wife

higher caste than the husband.

See

is

of a

Manu x.

16.

3f5%l

(m.

s.

3ft*tt*FT

StM+%{)

(.

3#TO

s.

An

Sending a

ser-

JC

s.

3ft + R.t*t>)

an engagement.

2.

3ft'*fr'

promise,

3ft +R.

?1) Fit to

be promised, or to be assented or agreed

Also

3ft3H.>

3ft^fa

s.

(m.

a.

(mfn.

to.

and 3ftt!*K2RD (mfn.).

from R.

The por-

The completion of a

3+ftt T
:

3ftf$3

(mfn.

a.

As.

the pres.

part,

See Wilkins' Gr.

a.

|S )

1.

(-fH

a.

(mfn.

(as a temple or

Re-

3ft$1 + 3rf^3)

Re-

glorious, celebrated.

3ft$1 + ^iffl

rnfn.

Emulous, ambitious.

3ft$1 + ^ 3)
;

renowned, reputed,

3ft + $IF

3.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

illustrious,

3 fefcWt

Assent, agreement.

(mfn. from

4.

The conse-

Catarrh.

+ ^*I.)
a.

5.

Fame,

1.

2.

monument.

tioning of a daughter.

nowned,
1.

3ft + R.

cration of a temple or

3"ftttf^3

3ft + R. $)

(m, from

from

(/.

679). Setting out, departing.

Also 3ft*ffi (/.).

3ft3<r

5.

proper form of Root

Also 3rft ftf^ (f)-

from

) Obstacle,

Res. x. 468.

echo.

3ft + "1"^)

vant on a message.

3ft + R.

celebrity, reputation, notoriety.

.vow.

3ft*t^

(m. from

s.

impediment, resistance, hinderance.

base.

from an inverse intermixture of

i.

2. Left,

TOCF^ + 31)

{mfn.

a.

Against

of a deity).

illustrious.

1.

2.

Celebrated,

Consecrated

monument, &c. erected

3.

Endowed.

in

honour

1813

Srfeffel

(from S|15f%s3)

a.

Rich, wealthy.

Sfcft^fa

(m. from Stf3f + R. <F)

s.

revenge, a return, retaliation.

Carey.

^rfOTl^pTRtH
+

3"f^R a.

313 + ^1^1

(m. from

li

R.A.S.

SfRpiffd

Sfj

5.

2.

1.

Fit to

Fit to be pre-

2.

vented or remedied.

3f3 + *flj

from

(/.

^ ^6)
+

(m.

s.

a.

(mfn.

from

similar

Resembling,

servant.

The sun)

outer curtains or walls of a tent.

remedy, a

(mfn. from Tf\3+R. 3?)

a.

a cha-

lizard,

^&^t^t*1
s.

^^T^r

(mfn.).

The

(m.)

sun,

+Sfcft^t*l

(mfn.

a.

3.

Given.

1.

2.

looking out

g.

or

for,

Also

fS^j The

from R.

Sent, despatched.

e.

(mfn.) Resembling the sun,

a.

from

comp.

used in

meleon.
5

Requital,

(m/tt.

an army.

Stl^TO

2.

1.

relief.

be revenged or retaliated.

563.

t,

fromSjfS + R.^) Following,

subject
to, servile,
s. (m.) 1. The
dependant,
rear of

preventive,

Wilful destruction of any existent

See Trans.

thing.

The

1814

flSft

3vfl,

awaiting a thing.

Also

Celebrated.
If;).

See

(m.) Catarrh.

d'^Wflfa

3"R&3a. (m/w.from^ft + R.^)

Struck

1.

against or again, smitten in return, hurt, killed.

2.

Opposed, thwarted, disappointed.

despatched.

Disliked, hated.

4.

3.

Sent,

a.

(mfn. from

per to be looked out

^vSlfovS
for,

looked out

S^ot^

for,

re-

(mfn.).

from?TR? + R.

(mfn.

a.

to be expected

Also

spectable, venerable.

Fallen,

5.

3"Rf + R. Mjj} Pro-

for,

Waited

expected.

overthrown.
s.

(n.

from 3"f3 + R.

striking

tivsWl

(-"fe^jra/n. from^f^ + R. SfS^J

a.

Expecting, awaiting.
in return.

^tf^Ti

(-^

s.

m. ?tfe +

revenger, a killer,

An

Wilkins' Gr.

a destroyer.

a.

avenger, a

pres. part,

(mfn.

p. of R. 5[33*J Being the object of observation.

984.
s.
s.

(m.^fe + ft) Joy, delight at a thing.

3f3 + R. 5) 1. Trick,
disguise. 2. A juggler: also 4Rjk<3 (m.).
?t1^;t^r s (m. from^Tf^ + R.
A shrub
(m. from

(m.l from

ing or going lame.

U^l&l s.

(f.
a.

^ffe + R.

limp-

Wilkins' Radic. pp. 31. 32.

The west

from

quarter.

(mfn. from ^fcU"^) Western.

Also

(Nerium odorum).

See

S\^^

fcivftOJ

(mfn.).

(mfn. from

a.

Revenge.
passed,

ffifft;

f^i; (m>.^ + ft: f^3) Injured

o

by way of

requital or revenge.

tJ\Sl<P a. (mfn.

fromSffe + R.

contrary to the natural order,

limb, a

member.

2.

come up

s.

3ft + R. ^ )
2.

1. Gone
Known, heard of,

quainted with, believed.

brated.

to.

4.

Delighted,

3.

glad.

Famous,
5.

by,
ac-

cele-

Venerated,

respected.
Inverse,

(m.)

portion, a part.

1.

2|3?tf3*. (f. from^Tfe + R.

experience, faith, belief.

5 Z 2

2.

\)l.
Fame,

Knowledge,
notoriety.

3*5)

1815

3^1

1816

(m>.3ft+^1

a.

See TFiZto'

for

Averted, turned away, contrary

Gr. 1177).

to the grain, against the stream.

from R.

Who

(Lit.

turns

away

or

rally

3ft + R.

cining or fluxing metals.

2.

Cal-

its

form or

state.

(3oJ^ + 3^)

Sans.

An

(m.

s.

from R.

*0

30^+3^)

(.

Nyaya system
a. (mfn.

Visibly,

eye-

witness.

sfajs^eWt

Wilson.

Percep-

evidently, perceptibly, clearly, plainly.

public danger or calamity, as a plague,

&c.

plant

eye or to the organs of sense gene-

Throwing one sub-

stance into another to alter

3.

1.

visible, evident, clear, plain.

ad.

(m. from

5.

2.

3ft + 3J5 for Sjfe)

(mfn.

tible to the

hides her face?)

33KH

called danti.

(Salvinia cucullata).

3cOT a.

<

^ wom an.

commonly

flower

(In the

The evidence of

of philosophy)

the senses.

Believed, admitted, learnt.

3"3J3$*FT
}sjl<

^tet^
2.

3 + ^^) A bank,

(w.

5.

(. from

s.

3ft + R.

a shore.

")

1.

door.

porter, a warder.

^^t^t^t

^fefa) A

female

porter.

(m. from

s.

rium odorum).

(m. from

s.

3^1) A

hunting-bird,

s.

3 + R. ^T^) A goad,

(m. from

(/.)

1.

a.

New,

1.

fresh, re-

3^5*.

3^3 + 31^)

(m.

a limb of the body.

tion,

Letter

Excellent, best.

See
s.

3ft + 315^")

3ft + 3$)

(mfn.
2.

3o)3

Sans, (from

literally.

An

organ of percep-

ad.

Sans.

St)

Every limb.

&c'.

from

(m/ra.

from

high

2.

333"
Wilkins' Gr. 692)

Given, bestowed, presented.

2.

^A1

Behind, subsequent, following.

1.

Western, occidental.

3QJ^

street.

3+TT3

a whip,

an instrument of torment.

33 a.

3(2$

^TCU^t

3 +R.

visible fruit

Abundance, wealth, prosperity.

s.

k\jW

3ft + 5^) A plant (Ne-

See

a falcon, a hawk,

3"^^

letter,

cent.

^Kl^
fcfSJJC

^CU^ ad.
by

(femin. of

s.

3oJ5$ + 3F^) A

(n.

s.

or consequence.

a.

(m.

s.

3ft + 3Fft<S) A

3ft + 3J3")

(mfn.

contiguous.

5.

(m.)

hostile

army.

Bordering upon,

The country of

the Mlech-

Betrothed,

chhas or barbarous

tribes.

given in marriage.
a.

(/. from

3+3"

T^iMiws' Gr. 926).

Old, ancient.

neighbouring
country, a country bordering upon another.

3W K3
C

3^tft

s.

(/.

from

337^+^4) A

plant

(Achyranthes aspera).

tfaj^Wl

s.

(m.

%w$+*m3)

small

hill

near a mountain.

s.

(/. from

3QHf^T3

a.

(mfn. from

3ft + 3I<r + R.

GTl)

Eaten,

3aJT>

C3*ft)

1.

n.

from

3ft+3R"+R. ^i)
:5:

1817

(At law) The admission of a charge, but explaining

it

accusation

so as not to allow

to be matter of

it

Also

a special plea.

CD<"*<?*H

3"RKPFTs.
A. S.

The

3~f3 +

(m. from

paration, detriment, loss.

3R + R.|')

lied

(mfn.

iv.

Se-

1.

245.

Sin.

3.

Detrimental,

mfn.)

Confided

in, re-

tenet.

upon, trusted.

Mohun P.

2. Contrariety, oppo-

Manu

sition, the reverse.

a.

p. 166.

(-^^mfn.^W^ + tX) Believing,

relying upon.

at)

tended with

Also

of a defendant at law.

from

(/.).
a.

^Tajf^t^rr

(n.

s.

Sffo + ^lfolM) A

sa-

luting in return, the returning of a salutation.

126.

in return

charged by a counter-plaint.

(m. from

2ftUf^\3

3"f3 + R.

The ap-

(Lit.

knowledge.

confidence, reliance.

6.

hence)

3.

2.

Faith,

day, every

clay,

(n.

s.

3f3 + 3lf^3)

5.

(In

grammar)

Bauddhas)

proximate cause.

Truns. R.

Sffa +

40Wva*V<P
faith,

a.

^TcUWRt ( _ f^"^T

(mfn.

^Tfe + ^lt^^)
in

Day by

drawing

an opposite direction.

(mfn. from

a.
1.

Forbidden, prohibited, denied.

set aside.

3.

^CSt^FTs.

^TgJTT+lFR*) Producing

rule or formula

Mohun P.

p. 161.

2.

Removed,

Informed, apprised.

(n.

fromStfS + ^ri + R.
2.

^)

1.

Rejection, re-

futation.

mfn.).

causing belief or confidence.

of faith, a creed.

SR^)

daily.

Refusal, denial, forbiddance.

Trusting:,

Also

Restored,

usage, a custom.

A.S. 1.561.

believing.

restoring a

belief,

back or pulling

(In the tenets of the

its

(mfn.

a.

1.

concurrent occasion of an event, as distin-

guished from

The

Proper to

ad. Sans, (from

4. Notoriety, fame, celebrity.

affix.

opponent.

delivered back, returned.

tfcii'fe*^
Apprehension,

be restored or delivered back.

a recrimination.

proach or coming against a thing

An

1.

hostile, inimical.

(mfn.

a.

counter-

?fPs.

An enemy, an

to,

^f^ + ^pf !)

(n.

s.

accusation, a charge brought against the plaintiff,

()

thing, the delivering a thing back.

3"ajf^T^ a. (mfn. from Sfrfe + 3}"f% + R.

Accused

2.

(mfn.) Opposed

5#1

QWftf^

defendant at law.

an after-thought. Also StTDfbsfcl

ii.

situation

(-f^sB H#+'^rf%)

s.

Reflected knowledge, a thought arising from re-

Manu

The

loss, suffering.

(n.

flection,

Trans. R.

Carey.

ing to reside at a former residence.

s.

return-

(In the Sankhya

33.

i.

a.
)

^WR + ^tf)

(m.

system) The intellectual creation.

(m.).

SftSOTT

1818

3"OJl

tfft

coming

back, return.

^QjtTn^s.

(n.

from Stf\3 + 3Ti

taking back a thing given.

a.

(mfn. from

+ R.Td) The

1819

1.

1820

Removed,

set aside.

2.

Informed, apprised.

See^TN7t3.
3Wtol*i>.

Rejection, disallowance.
tion, a (supernatural)

3TUte*f3

a.

(mfn.

2. Information,

a cau-

warning or instruction.

^CUto^+3 )
5

Warning,

^QT^

a.

3f3 + 3l1 + R.

$Q)J&

^S^'ta^tSTOTO

(/.

3f3 + 3f5F) An

answer, a reply,

Now,

at present, before

(m>.).

An

or cautions another.

(/)

Up

(from

An

to the

answer, a reply.

The

second be-

ginning, a recommencement.

Eaten.
left foot

{mfn. from Tf\J + 3l1

5.

(.).

An

welcome a
ii.

a.

P^)

+ R.

attitude in shooting,

the

advanced and the right one retraced.

Reliance, trust,

Expect-

ing, hoping, relying upon, trusting.

AlspM-Q) Wt

STQjVtsT

(mfn. Srf^ +

a.

duced, regenerated.

2.

SVfa)

5. 14.

s.

The product

(w.)

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.

in multiplication.

3^^ +

prompt understanding, having presence of mind

quick, bold, confident, arrogant.

Sj^^l*J^)

example or

illustration.

Near, proxi-

The going out

to

meet any one.

^^i'ftl

a.

(w/rc.from^ + S^l+R.f )

Proper to be done

SfQJKte*. (ra.from^-f 3j1 + R.")

mind

1.

or of the organs of sense,

An

abridgement, a compen-

3.

ficially

arranged for the concise expression of

rules.

See Colebr. Alg. p.

6.

3l3 + S*j+R.f)

return for kindness or favours

shewn him.

^GPf^t^

s.

(m.

+ ^ pf^') A

turn, return of a kindness,

grammatical

a favour.

One who makes a

Certain letters of the alphabet arti-

dium.

in return for

m. from

Re-

indifference to external impressions; abstraction,

2.

3lf3) Of

A counter-

^ST^TR*. (m.from^fe + ^Tl + R.^) 1. The

rear of an army. 2. A form of battle-array. Also

insensibility.

3.

Colebr. Alg. pp.

mate, contiguous, close by.

straint of the

Repro-

1.

Ready, prompt.

Produced by multiplication.

mfn.).

^"07^"

Manu

visitor, respectful reception.

a.

(mfn.

rising to

210.

confidence.
a.

effort

Also

for a certain purpose.

present moment.

^CUKlb

replied,

the eyes.

made

ad.

s.

ffi*l)

Proper to be warned or cautioned. Also

One who warns

3"fe + 3^) Answered,

(mfn.

rejoined.

a rejoinder.

(m/n. from

a.

restraint.

1.

Also

cautioning.

WttW&

under

from^fe + ^l1 + R. ffcl)

(m.

mfn. from

R. Hi) Keeping the mind or the organs of sense

?lQPi^to a.

(mfn. from

grateful

gratitude.

Stf&pSM + R-

3*1

1821

Making a

Also

return for a kindness, grateful.

tfOj^iUji (-f^T

^OJH^

1822

born, produced

mfn.).

3"ft + 3*f3\J) Rewarded,

(mfn.

a.

answered by a return of kindness, done as a

3*fl

Fame,

Advised,

warned, or cautioned in return.

admonition in return.

3GjH'Ck*r^ a.

(ot/b.

3ft + 3^)

(m.

s.

dawn, day-break.

3C5TO

morning,

3^

(>.),

Early

relied

An

obstacle,

3ft + 3^)

brated,

One by

(3l5XUft) To

35J"1! a. (mfn. from

first

3*to*rte?T

s.

(n.

first.

(mfn. from

used

comp.

in

light,

(rc.)

(In arithmetic)

(3*1^ + 3^)

In the

first

Also

+R. W\)

e. s.

*pt3T*

a. (mfn.')
(rc.)

s.

Bestow-

Pleasure, de-

(n.

s.

f trfepl)

The circumambu-

lating a person or object with the right side

3^3 a.

it

as a reverential salutation.

3 + k.^3 )
See 33.

(mfn.

Given, bestowed, pre-

(corrupt, of

a.

Lighted up, clear,

manifest, evident.

(m. from

s.

fracture.

2.

capital

3X*fe

a.

3 + R. TJ)
of

disease

(mfn. from

exhibiting.

3^)

Giving, bestowing

1.

splitting,

women,

flooding

(Menorrhagia).

SWH + *Tte7T)

(3^35

(from

Wilkins' Gr.

+3t.

An embryo,

son

who

3TT*H s.
(Z.

(m.) The young of any animal.

s.

a.

3^^

First, the first

fcetus.

3^TO3a

3*|]l<?

sented.

throw, to cast.

Carey.

33iTtfel3"

^^+^"^0 Broader, wider.

3~^R

place, previously.

crime.

s.

or cele-

product.
ad. Sans.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520.

broadest, the widest.

kept towards

credible.

3 + 3*1?)

prior, chief ; principal,

t") Fit to be

To be famous

i.

x.

earth.

Greatness,

(mfn. irreg. super I. degree of "^1

3rfel

3ft + R.

upon or to be believed,

31 Root,

The

^+^^)

ing pleasure, from

(mfn. from

q. v.)

mfn. irreg. compar. degree

3Tl

3ft + R.

ad. Sans, (from

a.

^f*W[

p. 520.

one, singly.

3lSK3^

(-3FT m

3"f^& a.

of

B
( .).

an impediment.

3tRj^

(corrupt, of

R.

celebrated, famous.

early morning,

at day-break.

(m. from

s.

3"PfrH

The

(Zoca*. case of

ad.

in the

The

3^

Also

3C3^T

and

(ft.),

Wilkins' Gr. 831).

width, breadth.

^Q^jc^ +^) Advising,

warning, or cautioning in return.

3"5^

3^

R.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

Renowned,

3Ptefl
Advice or

First

celebrity, notoriety.

a.

(mfn.

3^^ + ^^'t^r)

first.

(/. from

s.

grateful return.
a.

(mfn.

a.

In the beginning, at

viewing.
out.

2.

3 + R. ^1)

Viewing, seeing,

sees, views, or exhibits

(n.
2.

from

3 + R.

A shewing,

T**3j

s.

1.

Shewing,

(m.)

per-

and shews.
1.

seeing or

exhibiting, or pointing

Wtl

1823

^pf^ft

An

(from

of ceremony, a

Sftf^fa a.
hibited

3 + R.

Shewn, ex-

pointed out, declared.

(-^

s.

3 + R.

from

bestows a damsel

Hindu

One who
person who

3 + R.

The

or surrendering; the bestowal of a damsel in

^IrT

Manu

marriage; teaching, instruction.

SW^ftlT

Tfi) Fit to

be

intermediate point

of the compass (as north-east, south-west,

Sfttft

(. from

5.

<1)

R.A.S.

30, 570, 572, 573.

r.

^TflTt^

&c).

lamp, a

+ R. ^ft*L)

3 +R.

from

lighting or kindling.

2.

(mfn. from

a.

lighted up,
*.

Sfrftfif

made

Tfj^l

1.

The

act of

mineral poison of

3 +R. JtML)

(mfn.

courtier, the confident of a king.

\jl

cipal.

^ +R. fft\)

^ (n.)

(/.) or

MohunP.

tiXA

s.

(m. from

829).

The

(mfn.

a.

ttf^s.
Conceited,

s.

an

3TWft
s.

country, a part, a

(m.

pansion,

(n.

s.

from tj

(f.

(m.

Pre-eminence.

high-way.
high-

p. 163.

3+R.

See Wilkins Gr.

<t1

Destitute of a

from3+R.

diffusion

+ R. ffc%) A

present, a

3.

existence.

?Wf^3

offering.

a.

abundance,

2.

Extent, excopiousness

reverse, inversion, op-

Error, illusion

4.

unreal or ideal

Fraud, deceit.

(mfn.

from3+R.

Extended,

expanded, expatiated upon, related at length,

fully explained.

from

finger, the index.

tlink

a place.

district,

fcUk"H

ele-

guide or superintendent.

position.
!

An

periphery of a wheel.

prolixity of style.

6.

(m/i.)

Lustre, bril-

from^l+R. T^jj

q + Or

(m.

5.

^TtTr^

proud, haughty.
^"C&l*!

The Supreme

(from . + R. "ft) Intimacy, affection.

liancy, splendour, light.

a.

Nature,

Illuminated,

manifest.

from

(/.

Trans.

2.

phant-driver, a. (only sing, and n.) Chief, prin-

priest.

red colour and caustic operation.

STtft^

3.

Illustrating,

illuminating, clearing up.

SWH^T

10.

ii.

(mfn. from fl

a.

Nature, the

1.

Intellect, understanding.

4.

a lantern.

light,

gift,

3 +R.

a tearing or rending.

(mfn.).

An

(/.

from

War, con-

1.

cause of the material world, matter.

Deity.

^fVC%s.

running away,

f^T)

2. Destruction,

(.

r.

see

the natural state of any thing.

and

Also

given.

3 +R.

(mfn. from

a.

n. 171.

The preeminently powR.A.S. i. 576.

4 +R. %) A

$ + <fr,

battle.

flict,

TCI)

(n.

5.

act of giving

from

(w.

s.

(Lit.

See Trans.

retreat, flight, escape.

marriage.

in

cupid.

(m. from

s.

Tfl)

especially the

+ EJJJ) An epithet of Kamadeva,

(m.

erful one).

Fluor albus.

Fault, offence,

2.

guilt.

StlgJ *.
the

^R" q. v.)

1824

night, the evening-twilight.

sin,

(mfn. from

gives or bestows

SiTfa

offering, a present

fee.

(corrupt, of

^.

^TfK3l

3*1

3+R.

Also

3 + COT)

The

^Wpffl.
1.

The

fore-

(/.).

fore-part of the

St?foC
tip

s.

(m.

3 * pht)

The

point of the foot, the

of the toes.

from R.

rtj

i.

ob-

1826

1825

come

tained, reached,

needy,

fWI

(Beng.) Poor,

2.

to.

afflicted.

(/.

3 +R.

^1)

place where water

H+R.

from

s. (to.

is

lesson, a division

T*L)

5.

^<0*f|>l

Also

As. Res. vni.

of a book.

tj<l>33

(-^

s.

man

Manu vm.

20.

<T5[J A speaker,
an expounder (of the law).

from3 +R.

to.

an eloquent

SfaS^T

from

(n.

The

I.

act of

speaking, declaring, or explaining a thing.

+ R. *t^) A

from 5)

(.

precipice, a

^+f^3TH^) A

(to.

*.

paternal

Wilkins' Gr. 1005.

great grandfather.

treacherous,

3 + R.

(mfn. from

a.

(to.)

s.

~ <"

(/) or

2.

a dissertation.

treatise, a discourse,

cliff.

3RsSU^

be declared.

to

fit

lecture, a

434, 451.

HHl

said,

(mfn.).

distributed to travellers.

SffllN

be

Deceitful,

cheat, an impostor.

Treacherousness, deceit-

fulness.

(femin. of

pater-

^t^RW

nal great grandmother.

ceit,

(to.)

s.

WTfa, 3^3,
On"'

Ox.

s.

'

from

(.

7,

On.

3 + R. ^) The

(to.).

^f^3

be imposed upon.
a.

(mfn. from

small herbaceous plant

sloping,

great grandson,

viz.

viz.

Cheated,

(mfn.)

s.

A great

grand-

1.

Declined, bent,

declivity.

2.

(to.)

place where four roads meet.

the son of a son's son.

(femin. of

^ +^T)

(mfn. from

a.

daughter,

^+R.^^)

deceived, imposed upon.

used in medicine, commonly called pundarya.

Imposture, de-

treachery, imposition.

liable to

act of filling

a vessel or completing a thing.

3 +R- ^^.)

Sft^^ftTTa. (mfn. from 3 +R.^^l)Deceivable,

X/

&c.

from

(/.

Also

(Cassia Tora).

tree

s.

(m. from

^ +R. 3^) A continued

dis-

course or narration, a composition.

the daughter of a son's son.

A feigned
Sftj^

a.

3+R.

(mfn. from

blown (as a

flower),

gay, cheerful.

vjJ^J Expanded,

opened (as the eye)

sjl

^ (n

(/.) or

.)

glad,

Gaiety,

(iw/n.

^H

whether founded on truth or not.

?fp + TO)

eyes expanded with joy.

Also

Having the
^t^SSj Cfj

SfrW

a. (to/w.

a. (to/m.

Sfr^ + 3TrT)

Having the

countenance expanded with cheerfulness.

Also

to. "21

from

best, eminent,
c

^*3<lfi

goad.

(-THT

4 n

(to/.).

(n.)

$-<nriS

cheerfulness, gladness.

efcfPWT a.

story,

s.

s.

(.

3 +R. ^)

(to.?

from

old

man.

Chief, excellent,

(n.) Family, race, lineage.

^f^ + ^Rsj) A
3+R.

sort of

As. Res. x. 471.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

?KnI

An

commence-

ment, an engagement, an excitation, instigation.

^jfe? a.

(to/.

from3 +R.

blown open, spread, unfolded

a.

(mfn. from

-f

R.

Expanded,
;

gay, cheerful.

Proper to

a.

Appointed, ready, determined.

Sfa^

a.

(mfn. from

commence, rousing,
6

3 +R.

Causing

exciting, persuading,

to

sti-

fPR

1827
mulating.

(m.)

s.

^\

An

1.

instigator.

2.

An

abroad or away from home.

arbiter, a judge.

S)"33^

(from

s.

3+R.

^ +R.

^3T

stimulation,

Sj+R.

from

(m.

*.

ix. 366.

(/.

grow or

+R. ^<4j

from S|

Causing to

Sfat^fl

+ R.

Increase, aug-

pal,

(ty/fc

from S|

+R.

Chief, princi-

Sojourning abroad.

2.

Sfat^

Sfa ^

(to/m.

a.

mighty,

^3

+3^)

Si

powerful,

^31

current,

(m. from

dra.

(Lit.

Sf3$?l

self-willed,

car for

^ +R.

3$^) An

Who bears forward).

Residing any where

3 +R.

35^)

1.

stream, a

&c.

2.

like a

Usage,

{mfn. from

3 + R. ^)

Carrying

off,

off.

Sfalft^l

+ R.

(/. from Si

s.

) Diarrhoea.

At the same

indecl. Sans.

time.

Also

ob-

Sff^Ttf^

women.

2.

The

(/. from Si

s.

+ "fa + R. ^1)

Cele-

renown, fame.

epithet of In-

Wilkins'

S|+R.

from

(n.

s.

1.

3. Activity, life.

3<tk^ a.

brity,

Sj"3"^ s

3^)

sojourner.

g. a drove of cattle,

e.

+R.

any thing moving onwards

or

(y.) or

woman.

stinate

Prefering to

Validity, strength, power, might.

{femin. of

s.

Strong,

predominant.

valiant,

(re.)

$<m\

(m.)

s.

{m. from

5.

flowing

first.

from S|

temporarily,

custom.

mentation, growth.

Sfe;

{mfn.^^ + ^)

(-p\\ mfn

s.

current

from S|

Sojourning

1.

abroad.

increase, augmenting.
(n.

+R.

The twenty-

eighth yoga or division of the moon's path. As.

Res.

temporary

Slaughter, killing.

2.

W^a.
live

^)

from S}

{n.

s.

abroad.

an instigation, a subornation.

Sfaf

being

commencement,

Sfat^

(/. from

1.

2.

residence.

a beginning.

SfavSFTi

S|+R. 1^/)

from

(m.

s.

1828

1.

MS.

covered

act of flowing.

Srf^Tlte

s.

(n.

ing or breaking.

$j^J3$?

s.

+t^+ R. )

l.A

2. Conflict, battle,

war.

from Sj

(m. from

% +ft + R.

tear-

f*f^) Sepa-

ration, parting.

Sff^

Fluidity.
(_/.)

Also

or

SWOT

a.

riddle,

f^fl

{mfn. from Sj

an enigma, a charade.

Sfat

(/.).

+ R.

Explanatory,

significant, technical (as a term).

Si'^rlr^' 5.

(to.

report.

&&\4\

2.
s.

from

s.

sprout.

3^)

(n.

from

(m/i.)

2.
1.

^ +R. ^)
A

l.A rumour, a

Coral.

2.

prohibition,

gift.

A young

{mfn. from Sj

(m/w.

in,

1.

Gone

occupied with.

from^ + ^ftl?) Eminent,

(m.Sl

^) A

(> from
2.

clever,

Sf^3 a.
engaged

from

precept).

in

% +R

master, a prince.

L Awakened,

Learned, wise.

begun, become.
shoot, a

+R. ff)

Engaged

2.

skilful; judicious, wise.

awake.

l.A

desirable

SWt^ s

Litigious language.

a forbiddance.

^3"^

Sl+R.

a.

into, entered.

Sj

2.

a work.

+R.

^3)

1.

Commenced,

Fixed, settled, determined

3.

Applicable (as a rule or

3Wi

1829

^T<v3<P

s.

^T^5 + ^) A

(.

^ +R. ^J)

from

(/.

sort of

metre in

1.

Activity, the

ployment. See Trans.R.A.S.

v. n.

2. Excitation, instigation, inclination.

ginning, an origin.

4.

precept or rule.
form.

be-

full

+ R. <^Jj

Grown

1.

up,

3+R. f^&J

from

(f) Unornamented

s.

SH< irf*t3

3TTft

Also

3t3t*l

hair, as

penetration.

2.

Awakened,

1.

Engagedness

Entrance,

prosody.

As. Res.

entering into a place, or into an idea, &c.

313*^

s.

(n.

3 +R. ft !)
1

from

The

fR*FfllI a

be introduced,

to

fit

Also

troducible.

3"R*P

in,

(mfn.)

in-

(mfn. from

a.

3X3^ s ( m
3l3"t^1

3 +R. f^*tj

3 +R. C%%)
(_1 m from 3 +R.
.

from

(f.

^) Draw-

Evident, apparent.

^ + R.

IJn^)

religious

s.

^ + R. <HT ) A roaming or

from

retirement into solitude.

(m. from

3 +R.

(. from^l

birth, production.

Brought

+R. ^)
2.

1.

Air, wind.

Origin, source,

The immediate

who

Family, race, lineage.

3.

a.

The arm.

operative

3+R.

powerful.

persuades or con-

ness, vigilance, the being

knowledge.

3.

Intellect,

^)

awake.

Strength, might,

2.

Productive,

1.

Mighty,

prolific.

One who

vinces.

(m. from

4.

from^i+R. ^)

(mfn.

tT5\

s.

(f^ +R.^1)

dour, lustre.
s.

470.

power, authority.

arouses or awakens, one

^fratH

made aware

or generative cause of the existence of any thing.

caused to enter, introduced.

.

x.

(m. from

s.

and^T^D

caus. of R.

mendicant.

Fit to

be entered, penetrable,

fra-

metre in Sanskrit

sort of

3+

wandering about

(mfn.).

3T3"1%3

(mfn.

s.

3 +R. f^l)

(mfn. from

^ + the

(-f^\mfn. from?! + R.

a.

entering

into a place.

its

ing the attention to, persuading, convincing.

a.

The

(f.)

a pursuit.

in

lost

excited, aroused,

(mfn. from

a.

Reviving the

2.

had

convinced, persuaded.

Sft^t^U

3+R.

3 +R. ft^) Entering,

\Fl (/.) or (n.)
going into, penetrating.

3"R*f^

(mfn. from

s.

(/.).

(w. from

a.

worn by

during the absence of their husbands.

The awak-

1.

of a perfume which

Principal,
of,

women

^ +R.

from

(n.

grance.

chief.

^T^f^l

Arousing,

convincing.

The crude

2. Increased, spread, diffused.

(.

a.

+R.

of,

instigate, to urge, to excite.

(mfn. from fj

grown.

(mfn. from ^1

a.

awaking, making aware

scent
a.

be convinced.

to

ening, arousing, or exciting.

To

v. a.

To be persuaded,

-^Tttls? or -3F*lt ^teT^T s

Tidings.

6.

(In grammar)

5.

3.

The applicableness of a

attention to,

3?^Rl3and -0l^^U3v.a.
^Tif'IT^
convince, to demonstrate fully.

To

113, 114, 552.

To

v. a.

draw the

to

to persuade.

being engaged at any work, occupation, emi.

(Beng.)

Consolation.

awaken, to arouse

As. Res. x. 405. 465.

Sanskrit prosody.
s.

1830

1.

Watchful-

2.

Wisdom,

understanding.

4.

T^t3^

a.

2.

1.

Light, radiance, splen-

Shadow. Colebr. Alg.

(mfn.

Causing light or

splendour, radiant, luminous,

sun.

2.

The moon.

3.

p. 106.

Fire.

s.

(m.)

L The

1831

1832

+^t T

(m. ti

s.

^tfl3Tl"RiJ

a sub-fraction.

fraction of a fraction,

s.

lf%M +3Tff3)

(/.

tion of sub-fractions to a

common

The reduc-

denominator.

Colebr. Alg. p. 14.

3"^t3

from

(n.

s.

3 + R. ^1) The morning,

day-

3 + R. ^)

strength, virtue, efficacy.

SfeKsfl,

in Sanskrit prosody.

fctaUl^a.

Might, power,

1.

3 + R. ^P^?) A
3 + R.

(mfn. from

2.

An

(/w.)

temples the juice

place of

f^ff)

exuding.
Wilkins' Gr. p. 469).

^+

(/.) or

mastership,

ascendancy, power, greatness.

(ra.)

ownership,

Also

^s?) Attached

s.

If.

(f.

master or lord.

Attachment

to a

Sf^+^CSl) The
Mohan P. p. 95.

3+R.

great, important.

2.

3.

s.

manner,

and so

Sf*E3
full

from

ad.

forth

Distin-

chaplet of

Et

Produced,

Increased, grown;

cetera,

Cheer-

+R.

Intoxicated*

of joy, enraptured, delighted

inconsiderate

from ^1

+ R.

^) The name

of an

attendant on Siva.

tH^tfj.

(n.

^H^f^i

from
.

3 + R. ^&L) Killing, slaughter.

^l + ^M

An

epithet of

(Lit The lord or master of Pramat'ha.)

from ^4

+ R.
a.

Intoxication, joy,

(mfn.) Intoxicated, over-

joyed, delighted.

2.

) 1.

A handsome woman.

sort of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

As.

Res. x. 465.

over, reigned,

3 + R. W) A kind,

Sans.
e. g.

To

inadvertent, careless, inattentive.

^l*4Xl1,

sort, a

and the

like,

^3^3 ^"^f^S Thenceforward,

s.

+ ^T) A royal

(n.

garden or

pleasure-ground attached to the queen's apartments. Also

3"2T^-

(f.

(mfn. from

a.

killing of a

1.

Ruled

from

3"STCfi s (femin. of S^Ht

governed.

3^f\?

3 0>lj A

(-T^mfn.

a.

s. (hi,

generated, sprung from.

much,

3 + R. 1%^ )

from

delight, rapture,

3^+^fF)

(mfn. from

a.

girtlS

master

lord or master, faithfulness, loyalty.

s.

to

sever,

v. a.

separate.

distinguish, to discriminate.

(mfn. from

(n.

s.

Siva.
to a

or lord, faithful, loyal.

^^jfe

To

v. a.

SfaStl s

^31

master, a lord.

3"f^3>a.

Divided,

1.

elephant in rut, from whose

is

Superiority, dominion,

(mfn.

to

distinction,

a.

^?"f^TU3

nick-name.

kind,

ful, joyful.

Totally different or dis-

3 + R. ^

t^,s. (m. from

1.

2.

distinc-

flowers suspended from the middle lock of hair.

(m. from

s.

make

(-^ mfn. 3"^1+3V) Splendid,

severed, broken.
tinct,

3.

1.

guishing, discriminating, separating, severing.

pilgrimage in the west of India.

a.

% +R. Po\)

a disparity, a difference.

tion,

A sort of metre

As. Res. x. 471.

luminous, shining.
s.

Also as the last member of

the other castes.

(m. from

s.

Majesty, dignity.

2.

(femin. of ^"5*13^)

s.

Brahmans and

sort.

(m. from

this

bahuvrihi compounds, e. g.

tfcSfH

break, dawn.
s

Beginning from to-day, from

day henceforward.

Colebr. Alg. p. 14.

p.

^^^(rc.) and WWt^t^rc.).

(mfn.

3+R. Stf^+tf IFiZW

Gr.

467) Making mad, intoxicating with love.

fr[3FT

s.

(n.

from

3 +R.

rincing of the mouth.

washing or

1833
Sl*k4f1

3 +R.

from

(.

3lH
HT7

nibbing out

s.

3 +R.

(/.

113.

2.

832.

3.

Hi)

True knowledge, a

1.

EW&fft

Trans. R.A.S.

Authority, example.

"STsrnT^
Alg. p. 33.

rant

e. g.

+ R. Hi )
Limit.

2.

R.A.S.

Trans.

i.

Measure. Colebr.

1.

Proof,

3.

95, 96.

^rl^^T^t

or authority,

from

(.

is

You

are

Sjlfto

to

be calculated.

tic,

(In

5.

an

affidavit,
a.

by proof

s.

x. 433.

*.

(/. from

ad. (from

Sj^jl

i.

(-^

who measures
^fntatHS:

SMf

^HT^) A

sort of

+R. Hi) A

By

e. g.

the

ffeSStHf^t a

mind

SfHJll

from^+R. Hi)

s.

(n.

s.

(-f^f
s.

m from ^ +Rt JT^)

(
.

3 +R.

The

Dead, de-

sacrificed.

H^)

Exhaustion,

face, the
s.

mouth,

(m.)

a.

chief,

ad. Sans, (ablat. case of

maternal

Before the

wj^U) From

a.

(mfn. from ^)

+R.

^^)

Overjoyed,

glad, happy, pleased.

1.

mfn.) Touching

].

+ g^)

the mouth, from the face.

used in comp.

(n.)

ad. Sans. (f3J*U

The mind,

^THIT

a.

Error, inad-

(mfn. from

+R. Hi)

Admitting

of

'

evidence or proof, demonstrable,

object of proof.
(/.) or
s.

3HtT<

1.

face, in front of.

maternal

3+R.H^)

from

touching

or heart, from

Passed as

I.

Immolated,

2.

from

s . (/.

^H^

person

Wilkins' Gr. 1005.

fH5^)

of.

Wilkins' Gr. % 1005.

2. Afflicting,

3 +R.

a distinguished man, a leader.

+R. Hi) A

Killing.

metre

the authority

esta-

Thick.

(mfn.) Chief, principal, best.

t|

^mftfl. (-f^m/a.

Hi) Knowledge

lassitude, weariness.

or gives evidence or proof.

great grandmother.

from
2.

^H^l

sort of

3 +R.

ceased, defunct.

metre

Res. x. 440.

. from

great grandfather.

from

(/.

urine.

As. Res. x. 469.

^Hl

(m.

s.

As. Res.

Sanskrit prosody.

in

^fcffaa.

in Sanskrit prosody.

^Mlcl

metre

blished by proof, true knowledge.

written war-

Asserting

in Sanskrit prosody.

4*i'fl

3"fnf\J

a voucher.

from

(J.

authen-

from

(JT.

-^ftj3

or evidence.

fcMfl<Pl

Proved, de-

known, understood.

sort of

(mfn.

3+R.Hl)

(mfn. from

a.

Colebr. Alg. p. 39.

Giving evi-

monstrated, established by argument

my warrant

abide by your advice.

+ R. Hi )

dence, demonstrating, establishing by proof.

Authority, war-

4.

3 + R.H1) Slaughter, killing.

evidence.

(Bay.) -35f3X3, -ft<A?, or

v. a. To give evidence, to witness.

rant,

Great

3n*ftf + $/l) Heed-

(mfn. from

a.

mathematics) The sum of capital the interest of

which

2.

less, careless, inadvertent, incautious, infatuated.

Wilkins' Gr.

Consciousness, perception.

(n. frorn^

s.

(-fK\mfn.

a.

s.

3"Hfcl

carelessness.

danger.

right or incontrovertible notion.

i.

confusion,

vertence,

or away.

1834

(n.)

Trans. R.A.S.

s.
i.

95.

The being capable of

from

3+R. fH^) A

affection, a gleet, gonorrhoea.

(n.)

An

31
proof.

urinary

3U1

1835

it*^:<P

% + R.

(mfn. from

a.

1836

*T5[J Setting

(n.

s.

% + R.

from

The

act of

(m. from

s.

SlWtoft

(-f^^ m/m ^Ht^T+t^)

3 +R. ^Jl,)

Excessive joy,

case of

delight, happiness, rapture.

Sfwk<P

(mfn. from

a.

+R.

W)

a.

Causing

happiness or delight.

^Wtflfa

3 +R.

*Ttf

Happy,

(-fk\

a.

from

3+R.

^1

^K3P

(mfn. from

^)

3 +R.

penance and religious

"ST

5!

s.

(f.)

^^1^1

a.

of,

ad. (Beng.)

because

from.

of,

3+R.

Susceptible,

Stupefaction,

Pacified

austerities, holy,

by

(n.)

Sf^frCs.

(m.

million.

Sj+^ + Spf) War, battle.

pious.

3UU*1 (-3
s.

3+H^f)

(m.

s.

e. g.

Shame, +

(mfn. from

a.

s.

a.

comp.

in

in conse-

to,

capable of being influenced upon.

stupor.

ST*F3

Produced by,

SJJtJ

Causing excessive joy, gladdening, delighting.

3T*l1^s.

Used

of.

3 +R. TJvS )

caused by, owing

Through, on account

3+R.

mfn. from

from

Diligently.

(mfn.} Caused through shame or bashfulness

from

delighted, glad.

^WWt

(jra/ra.

arising from,

quence

(mfn. from

a.

Dili-

gent, industrious, laborious, persevering.

setting free, liberation, release.

^T^rfa

To be weaned from a

a.

habit or pursuit.

free, liberating.

3Wl^T

vour

Exertion, effort, endea-

stirs

m. from

up or arouses and

3 +R.

One who

excites.

vour.

^^sJ
by

(^ITS + sPT) With

ad. Sans.

SjlHTM

5.

(w. from

3 +R.

IT3^)

tivity,

exertion, diligently, carefully, studiously.

exertion

effort,

direction.

3.

Dramatic representation.

5.

An

condiments.
fcl'UPl

a text.

(m. from

5.

4.

3 + R.

?)

place of pil-

G.

declaration.

authority,

A capital bearing interest.

applied especially to the site of the

modern Allahabad,

at the junction of the

Manu

na and Ganges.

Jum-

Colebr. Alg.

n. 21.

Usage,

7.

application (as of a word).

grimage at the junction of two or more sacred

rivers

Conse-

2.

quence, result of an action.

(mfn. ) Seasoned, dressed with sauce or

a.

Action, ac-

1.

care,

act tend-

ing to a main object.

3nifpiX3

v. a.

(from 3"OTp1

To

excite,

to

arouse, to stir up.

p. 132.

^ITfa
going

s.

(n.

from

3 +R.

1.

for

the march of an army.

2.

s.

(m.

3 + R.TTl) Gone, departed.

from 3+R. TT^)
Scarcity,
1.

dearth, competition of buyers.

3irfaT

s.

(m. from

3 +R. TF^)

v. a.

To make

3THt3i^a.

dili-

exertions, to endea-

(mfn. from

3 + R. "TO)

stimulating, exciting,
instigator of

^ITO^
Exertion,

gence, trouble, labour, endeavour,

or

Striving

any purpose, causing, stimulating.

Death.

firfc3a. (mfn. from

SffltH

+ ^^)

departing, a

s.

any act; a

(n.

from

s.

(m.)

Arousing,

The author

or

director.

3 +R.

The purpose,

the object of any action, the motive or cause

need, use.

3Tu1s5HTTT

a.

(mfn. from

+R.

TO)

Proper

1838

1837
to be put forth or to

Also^tUlt^P

3R"t^

fit,

suitable.

Sft^fe

(w. from

s.

3 + R.

Desire, cove-

tousness, greediness.

{mfn.).

{m. from

s.

be represented,

A bud,

ff-A

a shoot.

^T^Tf^t

(-f^

a.

3 +R.

from

^)

Desirous, greedy, avaricious, covetous.

)

Manu

shoots or buds.

^T^Tpfa

{mfn. from

a.

i.

3 +R. ^t) L

uttered, said, mentioned.

Having

SH?^ a.

46.

2.

Spoken

Spoken,

in a state

mfn.).

tt*Fftk
from fj

crastination. 2.

SfaSSff

(_f^T

Balarama.

Delay, pro-

1.

The name of a Daitya or demon.

^^
5

(m.

s.

+R. ^T^)

(Lit.

+ ^) An

epithet

of

The destroyer of Pralamba.)

^1

{f

s.

^)

^T

praiseworthy, laudable.

^3

from

^ +R. *f^ Wilkins'

Praise,

DeAlso

and

*HfN33>
831)

3+R.

(mfn. from

a.

serving praise,

^f

Praising,

Also

eulogizing, laudatory, flattering.

of delirium.
s.

+R. *r^)

{mfn. from S)

(mfn.).

Gr.

eulogy, applause,

flattery,

panegyric.

^c^p< s5

mfn

^F^Z + tjS)

Deferred, de-

3"*tf^3 a.

layed, procrastinated.

(mfn. from

3 + R. *T3T
.

Praised,

extolled, applauded, eulogized.

3"^^

(n.

s.

3 + R.

from

^^R^) Deception, de-

ceit, fraud.

OT^re

(from

v. a.

3 + R. *t*T

To

praise,

to celebrate, to laud, to extol.

?Ntt

^ f .E.

(m. from

s.'

5?

ing.

The

2.

Dissolution,

1.

ft)

annihilation, destruction, death

syncope, faint-

destruction of the world at the

end of a kalpa.

a.

{Beng.) Vast, excessive, very

3*fcFT

{m.

^nXT + ^t^)

The period of

the destruction of the world at the end of a

See

kalpa.

3^Tt*l

Manu

(m. from

s.

i.

Delirious,

{-^\\mfn.

+ f/T

Talking

incoherently, speaking in a delirium.

a.

(mfn. from

3 4 R. ^ft)

(-^

a governor.

3^

Destruc-

3+R. *t^)

Praised,

extolled

^1

happy.

^I^j

. from

(n.

from

or anointing the

(%.)

A ruler,

3 +R. ^L)
S

Clear, mani-

evident.

(m. from R.

s.

an enquiry

^T^) A

question, a

demand,

a problem for calculation.

Colebr.

378.
Interrogatories (in

(m. from

s.

ex-

Dissolved, de-

3 +R. 1%^)

An

law).

ointment,

a plaster, a salve.

^^PK

good,

(/.) or

3+R.

stroyed, ruined.
s.

Wilkins' Gr. 984.

(/. from

a.

Alcj. p.

SNt*T

vn. 56.

2.

eulogized,

cellent, right,

fest,

raving, talking incoherently.

a.

commended,

Talk, especially

incoherent or unmeaning talk, delirium.

^Tt^ft

Disburse-

1.

Excellence, goodness.

52. seqq.

3 + R.

Manu

{mfn. from

a.

s.

3 + ft.

tion, slaughter.

large.

^TIT^t^

from

(n.

ment of wealth.

3 +R. fM_J The

smearing

body with unguents, &c.

WW

ilfo/<ra
5

P.

(. from

p. 98.

3rfR.

^\)

Breath, respi-

ration.

SW

s.

{n.

from

+R.

1.

The

act of

WR

1839
oozing or trickling.

water.
s.

3.

2.

1840

The

making

act of

fountain, a cascade.

3 + R.

(m. from

ft)

Affection, regard;

solicitation.

be asked,

SNfl

o.

+ R. ft) Modest, humble.

part. p. R.

. (ra/. /m#.

^f^><^

be enquired

to

fit

(-^

mfn. R.

asking, enquiring,

^f^)

(?w.)

s.

(corrupt, of
(/. from

nant with her

(?w.)

+ R.

An

from 3"$

Interrogating,

interrogator,

an

+ R.

A young

page

Sf 3

s.

s.

in a

:5

in.

from

3r)

to,

1.

Touched

attached to,

(?w.

from

Attachment,

1.

topic

(n.

?)

^)

Violence.
1.

Extent, dimen3. Velocity,

3 +R. ^) The surrounding

Also ^Rfl and -"fl, (/.)
from

^T3~>
with

ac?.

Sans, (indecl. pret. part. R.

prefixed)

By violence,

from

(m.

s.

3+R.

favour, propitiousness.

2.

forcibly, violently.

s ft)

1.

Kindness,

Brightness, clearness,

transparentness. 3. Welfare, well being. 4. Life,

5.

Food

offered to a god.

6.

Leavings

of the food of a superior.

from^l+R.

1.

Connection,

S.

3.

produce, to

Res. ix. 453.

breath.

of conversation.

association,

Ever, eternally.

adhesion, engagedness, devotedness. 2.

treatise,

footstalk

Contrary, inverted,

2. Affectionate solicitation.

fcM'tt

attachment,

The

+ R. ^T) To

Sj+^TO)

(n.

preg-

2. Eternal, everlast-

(f. from

(w.

chamber.

book.

^) A cow

^ +R. T$)

commenced, engaged

s.

A lying-in

speed.

Sfa + R.

upon, in contact with, adherent

^^TRF

Off-

A flower.

reverse.

first calf.

ad. Sans. (

(from j

(mfn.

a.

Chief, principal,

an enemy.

ing,

2.

4.

^^ + ^^T)

(n.

v. a.

sions.

^&) A

(mfn. from

a.

The production

of a leaf or flower, a petiole or peduncle.

bull or steer training for the plough.

s.

1.

3. Fruit.

*H<\{5 s.
s.

leader, a chief ; a partizan.

( 2Tjw.

TOl

*T)

bring forth.

(mfn. from ?1

best.

^ +R.

spring, issue, posterity.

into.

3"^+^)

s.

Proper to

enquirer, a querist.

M% a.

from

#.

Spirituous liquor.

of young, parturition, labour, birth.

(mfn. from ^)

a.

flsnWWj 5. (/ Sf^T
Also Sfa^l (/.).

introduction.

2.

SHIkl^-i

a.

(^W^+C^M) Living on the

favours of another, a pensioner.

a section of a book; a subject, a topic.

^TfoftS

Mentioning a thing, discoursing.

Through

ad. Sans,
favour,

(ablat. case of

by the kindness

^Mn)

of.

Conversa-

^FtftsJ

tion.

a.

(mfn.

2tTfof + $v3) Favoured,

treated graciously, propitiated, conciliated.

a.

(mfn. from

favourable, gracious.
pure.
ness.
fulness.

\31
2.

(/.) or

3 + R. ^T^)

1.

Pleased,
a.

2. Bright, clear, pellucid,

^ (.)

1.

Favour, kind-

Clearness, purity, brightness, cheer-

(-fW^mfn. ^FTtW + t^T) Shewing

favours, treating with kindness.

^^Tt^
to

a.

(mfn. from

3+R.

be conciliated or propitiated.

Placable,

1841

^1

!fcf

ftl^)
ornament.

A comb

^Wfe?

2.

complished, finished.

Decoration,

^t^Tt^U

also

9*1 (5^1

1.

Ac-

^[v3n51

Ornamented, deco-

2.

(f. from ti^tvjl)

s.

^SfWt

or expanding

also

(m.).

also

^3Ttf^s?

a.

SWOT

for col-

3.

&c.

^Ttft^J

3 +R. ^)

(mfn. from

v. a.

3"^pT

3^

(from |

+R.

^)

To

(-f^T

Moving

m/w. from

spread.

Swift, quick,

hollowed as

3^31

3+R.

3l%f3 s.

(/. from

3 +R.

^ft)

s.

(/.

SftSR^s.
a

already described.

aforesaid,

tioned,

mous, celebrated
s.

(/.

Previously men-

2.

(mfn. from

3 +R.

Fallen asleep,

(/. from
3.

(mfn.

a.

duced.

2.

% + R. ^)

1.

mother.

2.

from3+R.

s.

2.

from

3 +R.

progeneration.

progeny.

(m. from

1.

Wetting,

C1

R^)

^ +R.
neck

1.

part of

to render the

sound

2.

A crooked piece

a.

Opened, unfolded, expanded, blown.

+R.

gem, a jewel.

1.

Born, pro-

s.

of

wood

at the

end

3.

^)
A

1.

rock, a stone.

bunch of flowers

is

2.

3+R.

"9)

The mentioning a

2.

s.

logium. 2.

Eulogium,

1.

thing, a relation.

(/.

from3+R. ^)

1.

Praise, eu-

The laudatory introduction

to a

work,

a prologue.
a.

Birth, produc-

Offspring,

(m. from

Occasion, opportunity.

3.

fcltjWll

woman.
1.

3^3t3"

praised
tion,

"PT^)

^?) A sack.

from3+R.

(m. from ^1

praise.

Delivered, bringing forth.

recently delivered, a lying-in

(f.

spreading creeper.

woman who

s.

3 +R.

Oozing, dropping.

couch made of flowers or grass.

sleeping.

mare.

of the

lute.

^"^^

toriety.

a.

deeper.

Fa-

celebrity, no-

3.

hand

a wooden vessel covered with leather,

lute,

of a

Fame,

2.

placed under the

well-known.

of the

hold liquids.

(m. from

5.

j(*l<*. (m.

ligament, a

The palm

3 +R. ^) A leg.
from 3 +R. ^) The pal m

(/. from

fetters.

^Tf^

if to

Extended,

1.

hand hollowed.

(mfn.') Diligent, attentive, zealous.

flower,

Humble, modest.

2.

on, flowing, gliding, creeping.

a.

1.

3+R. ^)

(m.)

s.

s.

extend, to

sprinkling.

?Fffi3

Pain,

fruit.

(mfn. from

a.

spread, to stretch out, to disperse, to expand.

*}*Ut

2.

dispersed,

Expanded,

3 +R. ^)

from

(n.

s.

blossom.

A plant (Psederia fcetida).

extended, stretched out, spread, dispersed.

3^T3

R. 3FT

(Lit. Arising as a neces-

sufferings, affliction.

The

(n.) 2.

army by detachments

surrounding an enemy,

forage,

lecting

% + R. ^) LA spreading

(/. from

5.

dispersion of an

s.

^"fe+^l from

(n.

s.

sary consequence of birth.)

rated.

tie,

A woman recently

delivered.

(/.).

+ R. ^TT^)

(mfn. from S|

a.

li

1842

children,

3T5t3"
6

(mfn. from

3+R. ^)

mentioned, introduced.

from3 +R. S)
:

s.

Lauded,

(m.

1.

The spreading

3F*Fl

1843

a thing out, width, breadth.

3.

An

enumeration of

all

3^3

eulogized.

Mentioned,

2.

Ready, prepared.

said,

(/.) or

Praised,

1.

^3

3 +R.

(m. from

5.

Repelled, de-

wounded, smitten.

struck,

3 +R. 3^)

from

a. (/rc.

Urine.

3.

3 (n.) Readi- Sfe^

3+R.

(m. from

s.

")

watch of the

day or night, an eighth part of a day or about

ness.

^5

fcRk

feated

declared.

3^1.

See

a bed.

the possible combina-

3+R. ^)

from

(mfn.

a.

A couch,

2.

Colebr. Alg. p. 125.

tions of given numbers.

1844

Spfl

three hours.
s.

(m. from

^ +R. ^1)

the top of mountains.

2.

1.

Table-land on

equal to four kudavas or forty-eight double

city,

Colebr. Alg.

See

handfuls.

abiding at

to, visiting,

<5*f^j

p. 3.

used in comp.

(mfn.) Living in woods,

a.

An anchoret;

<M

from

s.

Going

3.

(n.)

s.

sort of

x. 471.

from

(n.

s.

3 +R. ^1) A going forth,

procession; the march of an army.

v. a.

St^W

s.

(from

To

(Seng.)

4K<1

go, to march, to depart.

$ +*H
from

(n.

The causing

s.

Made

^fH>3

caws, of R.

^1)

from

(m.

(mfn. from J

from

(/.

+ the

caws, of R.

Also

SfeW

Keeping

A person who

9 + the caws, of R.

s.

(m.

2.

3+R. "^0 A
As. Res.
1.

sort of

x. 437.

Laughter,

Mockery, sarcasm.

The open hand with

the

fingers extended.
)

m. from ^4

3+R. ^1)

Joy, hilarity,

3+R.

from

(n.

s.

merriment.

Sf^3

from

sentry.

^)

3+R.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

Departed,

gone.

feKkw

a.

(mfn.

+R. "^) A

from3+R.

blow, a stroke.
^} )

Striking,

smiting.

SN*ft$

(m/n. from

a.

Also

panded, blown.

^TOtfkT3
flower).

watchman, a

mirth, gladness.

to depart, despatched, sent.

winnow

3"5^"+^T

m/k.

(m.)

("^m. from ^ + R.

s.

3 +the

(m/n. from

Watchfulness,

of a sentry or watch-

office

(mfn.).
a.

As. Mes.

the caMS of R.

Proper to be sent or despatched.

^5"H>

s.

of a person to depart, a sending or

a.

strikes or beats.

despatching.

1*H$WHfttt

The

2.

(-ft^T

watch,

Despatching, sending.
s.

^^l+^f^l?)

(f.^U\+^)

vigilance.

2.

man.

basil with small leaves.

^JTfa"

(f

s.

A weapon.

1.

a small covered car.

litter,

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

Steffi s.

sort of tulasi or

3.

^^1<t(fHfri

(m.)

3 +R. ~)

from

Battle, war.

e. g.

A forest, + ^

(n.

s.

measure of capa-

v. a.

corn.

2.

3+R.

:5

^ffr) Ex-

^F^tfe^

(from

3 +R.

To expand,

to

^Tft\3

(mfn.).
1.

s.

To

blow (as a

(rc.from^+R

a.

(mfn. from

(as an arrow).
a.

Sabda

(-ft^ m/w.

ing, smiting, killing.

A desirable

3 +R.

gift.

~%) Discharged

S. p. 238.

from

3 +R. %)

Beat-

3t|

31<E>

1845

$k,\$i

a.

(mfn.

from3+R.

Deserving to

be beaten.

3ft

well.

Sk^pfyl
from R.

Sent, despatched.

1.

an arrow).
Suitable,

3.

<i

or from

R.

Discharged (as

2.

Stretched out, put forth.

appropriate,

4.

Gravy, sauce,

(rc.)

s.

condiment.

3*^3

a.

3+^3

(mfn.

from R. 3) Well

74.

a.

from3+R. ~5})

a.

31^1^1

3+R.

from

(mfn.

Beaten, struck,

"3T^) Rejoiced,

(/. from

3 +R. ft^) A riddle,

a puzzling question, an enigma.

3"5" . (m/w.)

gaged

3rf3

in,

s.

ancient

life

from

^Tfct^fR

En-

T^7i?zs'

Gr.

rank.

(mfn.

3+R.

$ + 3J 0,1)
(from

f^TT)

f^)
High,

3"^

(mfn. from

a.

Uncultivated,

low

1.

3 +R. ^) A

closure, a rampart, a wall.

200.

R.A.S.

Pomp,

1.

parade,

Arrogance, effrontery.

The room opposite

for

an obla-

which the family and friends of

in

(3t^+3V) As before, as pre-

Rejoiced,

Happiness,

fence,

an

in-

Wilkins' Gr. 822.

3^f3)

1.

Natural.

unrefined, provincial,

2.

2.
a.

(mfn.

3 + 3f$;3")

3 + 3$})

-4s.

Previous ex-

Chief, principal.

Chief, principal.

3 +R. $7L) War, battle.

from 3+R. \) An oozing or

(m. from

s.

s.

(m.

trickling out.

313

3W

See
s.

3"^
(.)

court, a court-yard.

plebeian,

applied to vernacular language

1.

Excellence, purity.

mfn.

3t^+^jfa)

(m.

istence.

3"tf> a

tall.

dialect of the Sanskrit language.

vii.

See Trans.

3 T f~[ + tf)

(n.

former

trial

of

a cause, or the plea founded thereupon.

generally, and especially to a peculiar broken

Res.

Previous non-

viously.

3+R.

SflS^pr

(m. from

Ardour, zeal,

3"t^+ 3K)t3")

ad. Sans.

3"fcTt^

down

3^t^" + ^T)

which contains the materials

and

viously. 2. Eastward. 3. Early in the morning.

s.

fate.

the person performing the sacrifice assemble.

3"^3t3

Saws,

vulgar,

Destiny,

(m.

s.

to that

Before, pre-

31^

31^3

from

(m.

s.

s.

from

(m.

s.

a.

(n.

s.

(n.

s.

2.

3"^

Also 3T"f^" (/.).

joy, pleasure.

3*M

resulting from acts during a former

113.

i.

pleased, happy.

3f^[

s.

tion,

3+R. fjf^

from

(mfn.

2.

intent upon.
(f.

Previous, former,

especially relating to a former state of

hence

3"W*I

Bent, bowed, stooping.

1.

831). Happiness, joy.

St^JJ

31^+3^)

3"t3FTa. (mfn.

^ H^Q>

s.

Pre-

time.

existence of any thing.

ha ppy> glad

31^+^1^)

sharpness, kindness, intensity.

smitten.

3~P$

from

vious, former, pertaining to a previous or ancient

offered to spirits).

is

Manu m.
(mfn.

of-

previous time, a

crisis.

(mfn.

a.

existence,

fered (said of the food that

See

31^+- 3^) A

(m.

s.

former time ; a

(m.)

s.

Sfif$!3

1846

^t^rtrnts^

s.

fap^M^M)

(in

law) The rejoinder of the defendant that the

6

3t5l

1847

1848

charge alleged against him has already been

cond half of the month Pausha.

tried.

271.
a.

Manu

ii.

(mfn.

Facing the

east.

from
Before, in front.

1.

eastward.

Former,

3.

(femin. of

^t^r a.
1;

3.

tUfipl

(m/w.

^t^+^rT Wares'

Belonging to the front part.

v3l

<2r. 905).

Eastern.

2.

or

(/.)

(n.)

ancient

story, tradition.

(m.)

s.

(/.) or

(re.) Skill,

approved of by the ancients,

opinion, a belief sanctioned

An

s. (re.)

by

3 + R.
3 + ^Pff^T )

31^^

(mfn.

a.

s.

(/. from

Sjl&Vl)

sampelos hexandra).

2.

if to

make an

sacrificial

plant (Cis-

(Beng.^) Antiquity.

thread worn

arm and passing under

right

Manu

ii.

the

oblation.

Manu

(m. from

s.

and

piration,

from R.

The

Standing in a

StffjpW s. (m. Sftt, from R. SfR + [<Mte>)

A chief magistrate, a judge. (Lit. Who inter-

ancient

antiquity.
1.

Much, many.

supplicating posture, with the two hands held

open together as

Manu vm.

3+R. 31^)

vital

over

the

See

left.

1.

An

3.

2.

( *t1)

and expirations.

3t1ttt5^
away

the

The

five vital inspirations

fromW + R.lT ) Taking

killing, destroying.

life,

11. 16.

2. Life, vitality.

(mfn.

a.

1.

The

appellation of the

supreme Brahm. See Trans. R.A.S. n.

24. plur.

79.

Breath, res-

action generally.

senses and organs.

fcH'bVj'l

cha-

learning.

(mfn. from

a.

Thought or

lt>lH

{mfn.

a.

man, a pandit.

learned

rogates and discriminates).

i^TS^I

n. 192.

Antiquity, oldness.

An

3 +R.

coachman.

ligent,

3"t3P

east.

from

(mfn. from StsSl;) Clever, skilful, intel-

a.

^31

prior, previous.

It^) The

Former, ancient.

Eastern,

2.

Sffa

As. Res. in.

sort of penance.

(-3 m.

s.

rioteer, a

61.

3+3^)

3.

\'t -

Also

63.
/re/re.).

^4

C>1<

s.

An

(re.)

enclosure, a hedge, a wall.

StH^teW
Sftij^D

3t5>

s.

2|

(re.

t><

Abundance, plenty.

31"F+*T

Eastern,

Wilkins* Gr. 899).

(m.) The eastern country, the

s.

life,

s . (/.

^tU) 4 ^fe) A

in Sanskrit prosody.

STfcFT

s. (re.

31s5lMcS

a.

Prajapati

from

metre

WWl

s.

2.

(re.)

^T^f^ + TT)

Brahma,

s.

(m.~)

father to the bridegroom.

A festival

Destroying

(m.'W+Wfo)

relinquishment of
(m.

s.

life,

Abandonment

goad.

Relating to
\.

Manu

or

death.

OT+Ti>3) The

punishment of

death.

possessing
or retaining of

SfttT

s.

(re.

life, vitality.

from

3+R.

breathing, respiration,

3FJ^) The

act

of

life.

form of

marriage, the respectful presentation of a damsel

by her

ffl

As. Res. x. 405. 465.

3 + R. 31^) A

(m/re.

or

sort of

a. (ro/re.

killing.

country south or east of the river Saraswatt.

^tUttfS

in. 30.

on the eighth day of the

se-

31*1^*1

s.

(m.^1 e 1+ 5 rt^) A husband: an

expression of endearment.
life.)

See31Ct^\

(Lit.

Lord of

my

31*1

1849

(311

s.

3tHTc

(from

The pledging

^W)

one's

life.

At the hazard of

31^0^1^

31^+^1^) The morning,

(to.

s.

1850

the early time of the day.

life.

3113^
to

life,

3ici+3f3*n)

(mfn. from

a.

as dear as

Equal

The consecrawith

ablution or bathing.

313^ ad. Sans, (from 3 ) Early, in the morning.

life.

tion of an idol.

matutine

The endowing an

(Lit.

idol

3t3Tt*i

3l3^+3lt*i

(to.

from R.

The morninsi;- meal, breakfast. Also 3 tilSolvSH

life.)

(n.).

Dear as

(mfn.

a.

The separation of breath

(Lit.

3H" 7I
to

311

I a. {mfn.

3:

as dear as

life,

life.

31f3^P

Death.

or life.)

Also

3tt^) (mfn.).
?JtW a. (-K^mfn.

and

^)

Mur-

in its uninflected state, a crude

noun.

3Htffe

c
(mfn. 3*t

a.

i+3rfe)

exceeding or surpassing

31113" s.

31!

(to.

31 fos 1<J

from

(n.

s.

3f3^ + ^I)

life,

More than

dearer than

The end of life,

(n.

s.

^f^TtH + TT

+^rrai^ )

(m. 3tt

manner by way of penance

3lftp3

See

death.

31fjf^

3fo + ^ + 3^)

from

(mfn.

a.

living, alive.

3tt14"<

s. (to.)

Gambling with

Manu vm.

(to.

5.

31

1+^

expression of endearment.

r3')

(Lit.

^o^6

31f3$Tte

an animal.

husband: an

Lord of

my

(n.

from

s.

(to.

Wilkins'

from

SttftGCto and
ad. (corrupt, of

3t5J5>

a.

"Sj

31^13") A

tflRkjR*
lsJ<

(to/w.3c^+XT

31ajfW

a.

(mfn.

ad. Sans.

(-*%

n.

313^+^^)

morning.

3foSfb

(.).

Also

IsioflF^I (/.) and

juggler.
(to.).

In the morning.

Wilkins' Gr. 899).

3T5HT +

^)

attended with confidence, trust, or

matutine ceremony, a religious duty performed

Gr.

Western.

313^.
s.

due to him.

984) Retaliation, vengeance.

Breathing,

See
See

3tf353

Also

7.

A living being,

is

Restraining or

(-ft^w/n. 31 C1+t;T)

a.

Wilkins' Gr.

the natural or established order of things.

or religious austerity.

31fH+P3)

(n.

s.

fighting animals.

in the

The becom-

life.

withholding the breath, breathing in a peculiar

313S

Colebr.

976). Contrariety, the being at variance with

Granting to every one that which

3i1tTrfa

life.)

noun

p. 12.

3Tf^rfrP

Murder.

3Xfl,

3ft +R.

from

ing bail or surety for any one.

derous.

life,

(n.

Gr.

311+R.

Gr.

Wilkins'

976) Contrariety, opposition, resistance, hinderance.

Similar or equal

life.

3133^ + ^

(n.

s.

On

the contrary.

Confidential,
faith.

Wilkins' Gr.

p. 551.

3l5i^f^^
A

s. (to.

student, one

from

who has

perusal of the vedas.

3^ + ^^!
just

commenced the

1851

3"W^

a.

Wilkins'

(mfn.

903) Relating to the

s3|

vious.

W1

(/.) or

first

initial, prior,

Gr.

(mfn.) Procuring a

pre-

s.

(n.) Priority, prece-

from

(n.

s.

dence.

reward, from ^j^^T

fruit or

+ 31^

(n.) Fruit,

1852

3 + R.

The obtaining

of a thing, attainment, acquisition.

^tw^U

31^+^ra:)

(m.

evident, manifest or clear;

The

1.

beine;

manifestation.

3WftT a. (m/n. from 3 + R. 311^) Obtainable,

2.

procurable.

Influence, ostentation, greatness, ascendancy.

Srfj^

a.

Become

(mfn.

or manifest

evident

exhibited, shewn.

Also

9fj^P

from

3 + R.

acquired,

derstood

procured

ad. Sans. Manifestly, visibly, evidently,

3TO*I

(m. from

s.

thumb and

the

31C?T*ft"

a.

a change,

in sight.

U + R. f&%)

The span of

got,

anticipated,

un-

Used

proper.

(mfn.)

Found,

What

altered, disfigured,

e.

i.

An

(m.)

comp.

in

has obtained

from

a change,

alteration,

(mfn.) Obtained from a god,

forefinger.

3 +R.

from

(n.

s.

s.

known,

right,

fit,

(mfn.).

f%*l)

(m.)
gift,

+ 313

god,

from

a do-

31^^1=1

nation.

a.

313

(mfn.

+^1^)

Fortu-

nate, lucky.

$tO$W$ a.

(mfn.

^M^^

Vespertine,

903)

3lCTO

Also

span

(mfn.

a.

Trans. M.A.S. n. 14.

long.

3"$*^

(n.

s.

Ascendancy,

relating

to

Wilkins' Gr.

the evening.

3^1^ + ^

Wilkins' Gr. % 976)

preference,

superiority,

(mfn. from

way

a long

31<fci

preemi-

distant,

3 + 3}<j"^?)

In a contrary way.

1.

Con-

s.

(n. S|

tiresome road

border, a margin, an

long and solitary or

a desert

a plain, a

pasture.

3W

a.

procuring

3 + R. ^tjj

used in comp.

e. g. ^I?

??

Obtaining,
c

T31" t^?

a.

(mfn.

a.

s.

2.

(Lit.

313 +TO^1T)

Adult,

1'<1

^| )

elements.)

entitled

manage

to

3t3 + cnW )

his

own

Having

313+^)

i.

at-

Handsome,

Wise, learned.

from3+R. ^tftj An

(f.

acquisition,

gain,

improvement, success

a.

3 + R.
acquirable. ^1

(mfn. from

procurable,

profit,

rise,

obtaining

advan-

ascent.

Attainable,
(f.) or r-j? ()

Attainability.

31^"^
(mfn. from

(mfn.

Dead.

five

a (mfn.

pleasing.

3rH>

forest,

time, a

tained the age of puberty.

tage

+ ^3^") A

a.

of age,

or getting

3 + ^P3") A

fit

affairs.

3lfi

extremity, an end.

tfTO^

come

Wilkins'

p. 551.

(m.

313 + P

(mfn.

31#3J3<te

3t3^

off.

2.

a.

3flftf$*F

+^1^"*^) Remote,

Sans, (from

ad.

formably.

Gr.

3W*J

Dissolved into the

(mfn.).

thing in preference to others.

a.

3t3+^1^) A

(m.

s.

proper season.

nence, predominance, the being entitled to a

3t<]

313"^

s.

(n.

3^ +

^T) Expansion, the blow-

ing or unfolding of a flower

cheerfulness.

hilarity, gaiety,

1853

^"t^

5) An

from

(n.

s.

Also ttltE

ment.

31333?

s.

^^T + IT)

(;

ror,

Ascendancy, might,

a throng of

^Tnra

+R.
a.

^) The

(f.

[)

encompassed,

mantle, a cloak, a veil

popogon

Mostly,

generally,

(to.

also

Covered,
(tow.)

s.

^11^31

Expiation,

(mfn. from *H^t) General, usual.

a.

(mfn. from

commenced

3 + 3Tl + R.

caused by

fate.

^) Begun,

s.

(n. ?)

Predes-

tination, fate.

^t^

(/.).

Cowach (C ar-

from

from

^+ 3l1 + R. ^)
;

from

(to.

s.

com-

mencement, a beginning, an undertaking.

pruriens).

tflfep

^iRpt^

(mfn. from

a.

Wilkins' Gr.

(mfn.

a.

3 +R.

wishing, begging,

liciting,

903) Connected with entry, in the habit of

-

part, frequently,

penance, atonement.

Rainy, wet.

9 +R.

from

sheltered,

31U)

(from

ad.

a.

(mfn.

An emperor, +^"tTT

nearly.

rainy

season.
a.

s.

^tlTo ad. Sans. For the most

rainy

screened,

empe-

season (July- August),

tTl^3

e. g.

almost.

$1^3

Stlt^*. (-^/- from

from "^T3Ftf^L<rKl

generally

pressure of business,

Also

affairs.

(mfn.)

a.

used in comp.

Imperial, like an

a.

power, force, predominance.

3. (w.) Sin.

nearly

like,

Stirring up,

arousing, exciting.

^1<P1)

by way of penance.
Resembling,

^)

(from

a.

outer gar-

(to.).

1854

3J3J^) Desiring, so-

s.

(to.)

petitioner,

a suitor, a candidate.

entering.
n.

rity

from *t^) Ascendancy, superio-

Manu vm.

of power.

^t$FT)

s. (to.

To

31^3

Trans. R.A.S.

school.

from

s. (to.

% +R. ^) An

i.

a.

(mfn.

(to.)

s.

A learned

by

^Tfa+f^)
1.

Established
credible, au-

chief, a president.

2.

man, one who adduces arguments or

(mfn.

a.

^Tt^P

s.

(n.

Also

^t%

SB*P&

SWt + XT) The being established

^HC^IT

upon authority; authen-

Wf^.

proof, the resting

(to.

3 +R. 3PJj

Proper to

from^+R.

Solicited,

genuineness.

s.

(j

2.

s.

1.

going

fasting to death

and

Carey.

from

^ +R.

^^)

garland, a

Also
(w.

(n.

an infant

fate.

from ?1

from ^1

+R. ^1)

Frost.

+R. 31^) The

especially applied to the

from R. t")

away, departure, death.

'Sf^Tf + TF) Destiny,

s. (rc.

necklace.

ticity, credibility,

s.

(mfn. from

a.

solicited or requested.

offering of ce-

proofs.

OTrt

pray, to desire, to request, to entreat.

requested, wished for, asked, entreated.

by proof, supported by authority

thentic,

?J1<bflTr

be

446.

remony, a present.

^TfrTtfra5

^f^US

The designa-

philosophical sect, a branch of the

tion of a

Mimdnsa

^1+^")

from

3 + R. ^C) A supplication,

a prayer, a request, a wish. (Beng.~)

412.

v. a.

4k&(<B

(f. from

s.

act of eating:

ceremony of making

taste, for the first time, a little

butter.

Manu

n. 29.

honey

1856

1855

WW

tm+Tl)

(n.

s.

ciousness,

extent.

2.

Lar geness, capa-

1.

Excellency, propriety,

"f^WiRt (_f^T

another.

Also

HtlFf*

(mfn.).

mfn.) and

fitness.

"f^TT^

SfftftQ

from

(n.

s.

Government,

3lf*K3

dominion.

rule,

(mfn. from

a.

lowed,

s.

s.

3 + R. 3?^)

upon

ing, feeding

(m. from

s.

commonly
(Panicum

A confidential

Eat-

secre-

tary or minister.

Speaking

f^ + ^tft<)

mfn.

a.

Also f2]lI T4

pleasantly.

and

giving to eat.

(-f^L.

iSfTOfcft

SH^T

plant,

Panic seed

hi. 74.

(-fH A from 3 + R.

fl.

2.

Eaten, swal-

iSlVWlkT,

Wl

A medicinal

1.

(/.)

priyangu.

called

Italicum).

Obsequies to deceased ances-

(ft.)

Manu

tors.

Wilkins' Gr. % 984).

3 +R.

mfn.).

bearded dart.

AlsoW
^TWl

from

(to.

5.

3 + 3I1 + R.

for cattle.

<.lfk*t^) Speaking that which

)

yoke

(w/ra.^T^ + ^C^?) Connected with,

contiguous

to,

pertaining to

opportune, season-

able.

2.

^Wf +TT) A beast of draught.

s.

(m.

SfMtfl

s.

(m. from

3tf^

a palace.

tj+R. 3pT

from

Thrown,

(mfn. from

mistress, a wife.

different

to

ft Root.

commonly

tree,

Wilson.

trees).

(tffrTC),

,v.

ix.

w.

To

2.

(m. from

a. (wz/re.

(n.)

s.

^ +^5J^^)

from R.

(to.)

"^ft )

husband.

The being dear

The

forenoon.

from

Gr. 694)

Dear, beloved, amia-

^31 (/.) or

3t3tTTl

1.

plant (Nauclea Orientalis).

pleasing,

To

please,

+v3 Wilkins'

s.

(m.

a.

f^U + ^tSI)

doing

s.

(/. R.'Sft+fvj)

happiness.

Well wishing,

?ffe^^
in

{mfn.

+ STfH^) With

L ( -TT^T to>.
Manu

t^IT + ^t^)

that

which

is

Gratifying,

agreeable

to

s.

1.

i.

(n.

As. Res.

60.

Pleasure, enjoyment,

Affection, love.

2.

lunar asterism.

friendly disposed.

ftt$$$3

x.

Satisfied, pleased, affectionate.

an affectionate mind.

sort of deer.

f^TI^tSI

and

Satisfaction, satiety.

or beloved, love, affection.

^ftf\5

(m.)
2.

or

love, to enjoy.

?fts3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

ble,

Also

(SftTTfl

Holding one

is

See

prast'ha.
.

called pzyaZ

sjEfcH t^WN and *ffcrT*r (to.).

to gratify, to satisfy.

^f^ + ^f)

As.

but the name

latifolia,

cast,

discharged (as a missile weapon).

a.

(to.)

(Buchanania

Wilkins' Gr.

(w.^t^+t^) A lancer, a spearman.

a. (m/re.

5.

fifert

A temple,

822)

sort of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

applied

3+R.

Res. x. 468.

f^fH

^TWp

pleasing and

good.

(femin. of
a.

is

3.

The second

in. 302. ix. 453.

3^ + 3^!) The

behaving

an affectionate manner, the act of gratifying

or pleasing.

Sftfe^t^ a.

(mfn. tftft +

^te) Kind, af-

1858

1857
love

inspiring

fectionate,

eftf^t^t

Sftjfa^f and

^ftf^3FT^a.

(-f^.).

ftf3+3FT^)

(mfn.

Also

regard.

or

Producing

(mfn. Sftfe + 3FP)

a.

fcft(3\SlH<*

Seen,

3 +R. t ^) A swing,
1

(/. from

5.

hammock

estate

or swinging-cot.

(mfn. from ^1

a.

a sort

+ R. tj%)

Swung,

set in motion.
feeling.

Qlft^VSKuft)

(mfn.

a.

CStf^tl
of

Springing

from kind

affection, arising

from love or

3 +R.

from

(mfn.

a.

viewed, beheld.

a kind feeling, inspiring love or affection.

*ftf33FP

C3"fe3

Indicat-

C^nf^U3

C3"|^1) To hang,

(from

v. a.

to

swing, to shake.

ing love or affection.

VftfcVl'M

A friendly

ftf3 + T*lFr)

(n.

s.

C^3

^1+R. ^r)

(mfn. from

a.

offer-

ceased, dead.

s.

(?w.)

ing, a gift of love.

Departed, de-

ghost, a spectre, a

goblin.

dtfoniiKP

Bestowing

(mfn.

a.

(^33TO

love or affection.

in

(mfn.

a.

SRRfr^f)

tended with love

a.

i.

3*1^ Root,
1.

To

fill.

3.

"f^)

To

honour of deceased ancestors.

(-*^ n.) and

affectionate,

^T^)

Shewing

go, to move.

C^WR))To burn.

Having the

prefixed to

Having departed,

it)

after

(3Wt-

ix.

Existence after

set free; to shed, to sprinkle.

To be unctuous

a. (?w//i. pret. part. p.

^6 j) A nail,
(i/n.

(/.).

death, in the next world.

2.

death, a future state.

from

R.

C^JH

(mfn. from

+^

5.

(-^

n.

Tn the

t>:i

from R.

desiderative

(m.)

be-

CfrSfe

a.

(mfn.

Kindness, affec-

Also

tion, love, joy, pleasure.

Viewing,
s.

114.

Burnt.

a peg, a pin.

3+R.

i.

form of R. ^Ut^U) Desirous of obtaining.

^+3)

seeing, beholding, surveying,

Trans. R.A.S.

See R.

or bland.

a.

C^fafWl

ad. Sans, (the indecl. pret. part, of R.

with

]#.

h.

appearance of a spectre or ghost.

(^Tft)

To

obsequies

Also

(mfn. ?ftf^ +

(3W)
i.

C^fa+^TTP) Solemn

at-

affection or regard.

^ Root,

(.

Also

friendly, kind.

tfl(5Wt><fr

affection

or

United or

C^PTf^)

Seized with

love, fallen in love.

holder, a surveyor.

ocean of

3 + R.

from

(n.

s.

seeing,

C^S^ffr

(mfn. from

a.

worth seeing.

Also

3 +R.

35^)

Visible,

C4 fev?^ and

(3"5>

5.

s . (n.

C^\+^TT) The bond of affec-

tion.
;

(/

from

3 +R. ^IL)

the act of seeing.

3.

C^U^q

C^H~U (m. C^PT+ 3m)Thefire or flame

(m/ra.).

(3^1

Also

love.

viewing.

Dancing.

2. Intellect,

1.

View,

sight,

understanding.

of love.

CSJ^HM

s.

(m.

(^l+^TH'H)

or affectionate converse.

Friendly

1859

C^t^

a.

C^^+Stf^)

{mfn.

AfFec-

tionately attached or devoted to.

<^t

(-f^

a.

AfFec-

(/w.)

s.

CSfa>
to

mfn.

tionate, loving, friendly,

C$<^<^

love or affection, a friendly or affectionate ad-

servant.

dress.

C^H^5
femin. of

of fttTT

A messenger,
-v3l (/.)

(n.) Servitude.
s.

f^\) A female

(/.

+ R.

{mfn. from ?)

a.

slave or

Uttered, de-

clared, said.

q. v.

PP^ft'ifti'

(?w.)

s.

andt^ (m.)

a servant: alsot^fa)
or

lover.

CS^+U) Proper

{mfn.fut. part. p. R.

a.

be sent or despatched,

speech of

C^TPfl

1860

C$\$>

(2ft

(n.

compar. degree

w/w.

irreg.

Gr.

p. 520).

Dearer, more

3 +R. 3*5 )

from

sprinkling water for purification.

molating of a victim at a

beloved, verydear.

sacrifice.

The

1.

2.
3.

act of

The im-

Slaughter,

killing.
a.

from^ + R.^)

(/.

Sending, di-

C^t^ft^T

recting, despatching.

C^

to
si

3+ R.

from

(ft!

L The

sending, directing, or despatching.

excitement

act of

Sensual

2.

a.

be sprinkled.

02^>

(m.

(^fM^^tj)

(In grammar)

{mfn.

despatched,

messenger

P.

^^)

+R.

m. from ^1

An

in-

a director, a commander.

a.

from

directed,

of

i.

s.

-31

An

(m.)

(/.) or

(C^"^I3) To

(N.B. This seems

3+R.
a.

s.

-I"

Mohun
(re.)

{mfn. R.

&L+3I3 )

R.

C^+^FT) The

a.

R.A.S.

a.

kins'

Sending, des-

from

3 + R.

Tied, strung.

3.

C3")

Sewn,

1.

Inlaid, set.

s.

Trans.

courtier.

170.

i.

zeal.

(31^ Root,
ficient

of

s.

i.

(C^TWf^, -C3) To

or competent

to

be suf-

match, to overpower.

{mn.) The nose of a horse, or the tip

it.

Buried,

fixed

in the

earth.

See

act of sending,

{mfn. fret. -part. p. R.

p. 520).

2.

a.

C^lfe a.
C2t^+^3)

Most beloved,

{mfn. from

dearest.

3 + R.

Away from

home, sojourning abroad.

{m.)

{mfn. irreg. superl. degree of f^t^T Wil-

Gr.

Great

Sent, directed, ordered.

C^f^

{mfn.

{m.)

CSTfci

despatching, or directing.

Od

Sprinkled,

immolated,

The

be a contraction

a.

envoy, a

3X)

{n.

Sent,

go, to move, to apto

(%tS

patching, directing, ordering.

C^\

3 + R.

the sprinkling of water

(w.) Cloth, clothes.

3 + R. ^^)

a missionary, an apostle.

p. 160. 164.

proach.

by

purified

stitched.

,-employment of a messenger or envoy.

Root,

{mfn. from

sacrificed.

( ^

O^f^S

and

Also

passion.

causal verb.

stigator,

Fit

{mfn.).
a.

C^msfs.

1.

Fit to be immolated at a

2.

sacrificial.

sacrifice,

3 + R. S^)

{mfn. from

parius,

sort of carp

(Cypnnus chryso-

Buchanan's MSS.).

Wilson.

Also

P5

1861

C^HWrl

An

(f. from

s.

name common

ox

and twenty-

to the twenty-sixth

seventh lunar asterisms, distinguished

*W

epithets

or Prior

(mfn.) Jumping, leaping, going by leaps or

a.

by the

and Subse-

quent, and containing stars in the wing of Pe-

Also

gasus.

Ctft?

a.

(m. "^j^+^l

cious.

^)

3 +R.

full-grown, adult.

1.

Grown

A married

woman,

trees called

one between thirty and thirty-five years of age.

2.

woman.

violent or impetuous

^1+R.

(/. from
dacity, boldness

Confidence, au;

a controversy, an investigation.

reftfF^tlT

altercation, a controversy

(3Trt*fa

dispute,

an

pompous speech.

C^CTll)

(m. from

s.

The month

One

The waved-leaf fig-tree (F icus m-

s.

ming.

A
A

eat.

raft,

2.

^)

1.

7.

fusicollis,

4.

frog.

floating or

swim-

5.

monkey.

3.

P*TO.

Buchanan's MSS.).

9.

piece of water.
12.

An enemy.

14. (n.)

^"tf^J

a.

An

P5

(mfn. from R.

f^f^RooT,

s.

*X)

(C5[^3) To

i.

(fflffiS) To

Inundating,

inundation, a de-

Immersed, over-

go,

to

move,

to

its

disease

6.

8.

con-

slope, a declivity.

10.

Also {t$3f

Wilson.

(.)

spleen: the organ, or

in the latter sense, however,

it is

equally applied to the enlargement of the me-

^Root,
To jump,

i.

(*5|*Py5)

to leap.

(/)

prefixed,

To

1-

To

3.

g> to move.

float, to

To

ten, to

wet; with

swim.

2.

With

cover, to surround

with 313" To jump down,

3Ti To swim, to dive

(5^

Also f^pCi

Wilson.

ortf^land^W

m.)

A basket for catching fish.

13. A sending or directing.

medicinal plant

called rohera or rohini (Andersonia

(_57^ TO .) The

5.

go.

(m.

Rohitaka, Rox.).

species of water-bird (Peleca-

tinuous protracted accent in reciting the vedas.

See

from R. P5^)

(n.

s.

senteric glands.

-)-

leaping, plunging, or jumping.

float.

sheep.

nus

4.

of the seven dwipas or divisions of the

(m. from R.

^t<T*T

fig-tree (Ficus religiosa).

^^Ct^ ( m

^+31^)

overflowing.

commonly

1.

continent: also

-C3) To

(*j^fij,

Another tree (Hibiscus populneoides).

3.

(mfn. from R.

Jfft^ltj;

i.

The holy

?ft Root, ix.

(from Prussic) Prussic acid.

fectoria). 2.

of the several

fruit

approach.

(from Prussic) Prussiate.

jfSF*. (m.)

The

flown.

Bhadra (August-September).

Root,

jumping or plunging,

luge, a flood.

(m. (3tfi?+3"tt<)

s.

tP**^

See Wilhins'

(from Platina) Platina.

s.

^ft^a.

endeavours, zeal, exertion

and

2.

leaps or bounds.

from

(n.

s.

(femin. of

by

a going

Married.

3.

(Lit.

(m.).

ape, a monkey.

A bird. Also
Who goes leaping.)

3.

frog.

up,

Bold, confident, auda-

2.

An

) 1.

Gr. 797.

(mfn. from

1862

jumps.
s.

&33"

and

with

to

descend; with

TT + 3t1 To mois-

p
fft, with

^fo + ^tft,

or

11.

sort of grass

with

(Cyperus rotundus).

'^T

a.

To flow around.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^^+3)

1.

Over-

"

^"fe

1863
flowed.

Jumped, leaped,

2.

jumping, a leaping.

2.

(m.)

s.

1.

bounding, a caper-

ing, one of the paces of a horse.

3.

1864

(Beng.*) Push! Tush!

particle of

contempt

or of prohibition.

(mw.) The
ad. (a.

lajij)

Only, merely, simply.

grave protracted or continuous accent in reciting

Agoing by jumps

To

i.

burn.

CgtSf3) and

(^J^tfe)

ix.

shed, to sprinkle.
tuous.
Pcy

Vd

To

4.

bustion.

2.

T>5?

J^r Root,

iv.

(^^3)

iv.

To

1.

3.

fill.

set free

to

T>C

^4V )

1.

PS

r**j*|>Rty

1.

*<f
2.

from R.

ii.

(^^Ttf^) To

{mfn. pret. part.

a.

sophism

eat.

p.

R. WJTl + 3)

To

2.

mendicant.

To move

slowly, to

act in a low manner,

Also

deception,

A thesis, an asser.

fraud,

2. Illusion, a

disappointment,

failure.

a. Pennyless, poor.

Eaten.

PTTfa"

1.

(corrupt, of *|5$) 1.
tion or argument.

Root,

^^Tfa

(*Fff^)

i.

s.

behave unjustly.

Combustion, a

burning.
TX^ft

Root,

needy,

Indigence, poverty;

j-iii)

Muhammadan

creep or steal along.

to

(m.

s.

(from a.

s.

Burnt.

To burn.

to miscarry,

mendicant.

the condition of a

^+3)

it.

fail,

a. (a.^JLj) Indigent, poor,

Burning, com-

drop of water, &c.

*F or any

letter

To

(from R.

v. n.

Muhammadan

share.

(Jfa

The

to disappoint.

To be unc-

See R.

(mfn. pret.part.p. R.

a.

To

To

2.

love.

(m. from R.

s.

*$+^R)

(m.

s.

to

to disappoint.

character expressing the sound of

or bounds, a gallop.

^^T^Root,

S^fe

fail,

To cause

of <U?f<PW)

(caus.

v. a.

miscarry or

Tarachand Ch.

4. Vaulting.

n. 125.

Manu

See Colebr. Gram. p. 9, 10.

the vedas.

(n.

R. ^JTl + SFT) Eating; food.

SF^lt^L,

s.

(a.

jS? ) Renown, glory ; boasting, a

vaunt.

(p.^aw) The emperor of China.

T&H

a.

(from

^ftU3)

Failing, miscarrying, dis-

appointing.

*F^Rlf%

a.

(from^)

Weak,

inferior,

unsub-

stantial, slight.

The twenty-second consonant of the Hindu

alphabet

it is

the aspirate of

sound of the English ph in loop-hole;

1.

A spreading

expelled in yawning.
4.

(ra.)

See

W^P^\a. (W^interj.,+$m\)

Laughing

at

trifles.

sian origin.
(wi.)

tree ?

also

sometimes that of f in words of Arabic or Per-

s.

The name of a

and has the

or expanding.

2.

(a.

Wind

3. Fertility, fruitfulness.

Unprofitable or idle speech,

indecl.

a.

famous.

e^sxjj)

(from a.

Disgrace, infamy.

u^EUai)

Disgraceful, in-

1866

1865

(/.)

An aperture, an opening,

(a. <_i)

5F& <$<* tl
i

plant (Siphonanthus Indicus).

Mohun P.

Indicus).

(-f\\

s.

Imprison-

?Wl

s.

A shrub (Cactus

p. 65.

a gate.

*rft

(from A. j^j + p. jcj

a.

^ftHrRl

A snake

m.

espe-

cobra de capello (Coluber Naga).

cially the

ment, custody.
Speckled,

a.

LA

s.

straggler.

2.

dilemma.

The expanded hood of a

(/.)

$F3n3I1 a Pennyless.

See^Fl.
s.

serpent.

pennyless,
(corrupt, of

XFf^^gg

Mohun P.

of alumine.

^ f^?)

:3

SFjl

(h.j^j)

A particular

1.

game

(/.)

A cricket,

(h.

infirm, poor.

See *F^3ti

a snare.

s.

(a. yjJli ) Profit, advantage, gain, use.

v. a.

(a.

to crackle. Caret/.

Mohun P.

gaming-house.

VJ") Weak,

commencement, a machination, an

<1?(<U3

popping sound.

To pop, to sparkle, to explode,

s.

Pennyless.

a.

artifice,

s.

and

Sulphate

and

^Ft^^,

being

Also

poverty.

Also

p. 39.

+ p.Jl) The

crystal or

quartz pillar.
(corrupt, of

(from ^3v5Tl

Crystal, quartz.

(3Ff^ + ^) A

s.

A jacket. Also^^ll.

5.

at dice.

2.

*F<T

^p4 5t"t)

p. 96.

a grasshopper, a locust.

(re.)

s.

aJu3-i

decree, a settlement.

shield.

(from

s,

p.

The name of a tune

AmIr Khosrau.

introduced into Hindustan by

s.

pedlar.

plant (Erythrina Indica). Hort. Ben.

p. 53.

^fOTftft

(from

s.

3^f^l1)

Retail business,

SF^Tl

peddling.

a.

(corrupt, of

^f^^3)

Clear, clean,

transparent, limpid.

WT

twig, a small branch.

Loquacious, talkative, garrulous.

a.

it is

S . (a. (jL^jh^)

^t,

A
i.

(*Flf3)

easily or readily.

ginous matter,

*Fi

s.

3.

1.

To

go.

2.

To produce

To be deprived

caus. (*Ft*1

(m. from R. *F*L)

VI

f^) To

The cobra de

capello

commonly

called

(from

marua

s.

(i.)

plant,

also a species of basil

and of citron.

p.

c^oby )

complainant, a

plaintiff.

a.

XF#ti
>Sl<}f<?

lament, a complaint, a

plaint at law.

(Coluber Naga).
v

a job-man.

Carey.

The expanded hood

or neck of the cobra de capello. Also ^?*t1 (/.).

species of long-tailed parrot (Psit-

tacus Gingianus).

of oleadilute.

whose business

servant

to spread the carpets, &c.

Also

Root,

a.

panded,

(from

(from^N^)
s.

expanding.

The

Straddling.

Spread, opened, ex-

act of spreading, opening, or

am

1867

To

v. a.

*eP$u "^f^U3

To

v. a.

to expand.

to open,

divide,

(-^\

s.

with a shield,

straddle.

called p'hala'i.

^foi

The queen

(p. ^jjjs)

s.

^F^fe a.

An
a

Single, separate,

(a. jjj)

individual.

list,

roll

2.

one.

1.

s.

piece, a sheet (of paper)

a verse.

bearing

deed

According to a

a.

(mfn. from

^fq<P
JFTCl

mould.

s.

or

(from

^liU pj) Relating

p.

To

*F*T

(^F^)

i.

to

an order

To bear fruit, to proprosper.

2. To fructify.

)cr

from R.

(n.

s.

1.

(n.

from *FT + "fiT) The three myroAlso "Rl^F^T. (/.).

lv )

Also

result.

Reward,

3.

s.

from

(/.

(from

a.

Also

SPpTjSrtfl

fruit,

yielding

s.

Productive, advantageous,

^F^ 3".
(f.

SF^ +
+ 313")
Manu 46.
plant.

from

annual or deciduous

Fruit in general,

1.

Consequence,

2.

T$*jfl%) Bearing

(mfn.

fruitful.

An

separate, to divide.

produce.

reality, in-

Interestedness, the looking to a reward.

^F7^"

duce, to succeed, to
3.

In

to say, id est; consequently, ac-

^FnTpKSl

command.

SF^Root,

a.

fruits.

(P.^Ano^ad.

a.

Fruitful,

is

balans collectively.

US*!*

^)

Boasting, vaunting.

a.

SF^ + R.

commonly

shield.

(SF^ + ^^T)

Sans.

that

Armed

fish,

cordingly.

list.

ad. (from a. j^j) Alone, only, separately.

(Beng.)

2.

A
A

fruit.

ad.

Odd number.

3.

(m.)

at chess.

<_
a.

m.

1.

s.

1868

i.

m. from^F^T + R.

)The common

citron (Citrus Medica).

especially the future reward or punishment of

human

actions.

utility.

nefit,

tion.

5,

The

7.

i.

114.

The second term

s.

*F^3?

(Being.}

s.

arrow,

*Fn felj A species

of

fish.

shield.

2.

ploughshare.

s.

(m.

JF^ + ^tfi)

*FT+^t) A

series of

quo-

of certain arithmetical

Colebr. Alg. p. 114.

problems.

JF^t^a.

(Beng.)

3.

(f.

in the solution

tients

tive,

board, a slate.

s.

or

1.

armed with a

fruit.

9.

(mn. from R. ^F^T)

JF^tlf)

SFT^

in the

fruit.

(corrupt, of

s.

*FW3"

the head of a dart,

the blade of a knife.

To bear

Enjoying the

punished.

contents of a figure.

Colebr. Alg. p. 33.

v. a.

JF^+^T^)

Colebr. Alg. p.

capital.

rule of proportion.

(mfn.

on

8.

spear

a.

consequences of actions, rewarded, recompensed,

superficial

3FT^t^

of a multiplica-

Colebr. Alg. p. 70.

ploughshare

Be-

4.

The product

Interest

6.

39.

Trans. R.A.S.

mfn

Produc-

fruitful.

Harvest.
s.

Hindu

(f.

3F^+^fe) A

scriptures

passage in the

which promises future rewards

for pious acts.

soldier

shield.

(W^+^.) A tax or tribute laid on

^FTT
SFi^l
Ben.

s.

(m.)
s.

p. 42.

Thejaka

or bread-fruit.

plant (Grewia Asiatica).

Hort.

*Frf3

1869

JFTl

(from

s.

1.

compound

bowl of a spoon,

2.

letter.

The head or
Abounding with fruit.

The head of a dart or arrow.

a.

3.

WV*^\
XFt^TfrfK

^F^^TH?

1.

s.

To

(from

bring forth
2.

The

and the

like.

grinding-stone, a slab.

female organ of a cow.

fruit.

*F^

monly

(to.

SF5

called khirani
(a.

31^753?)

tree

com-

a.

&%) Such

ing of a person whose

an one (used

in

speak-

name we do not remem-

ber).

(*F^+3PKM) A

s.

concealment (applied to money or

ment).

deceit,

to

s.

3p*01^

s.

(/.)

XF^K^

Success or

failure.

(a.

s.

(m.) The subsisting on

s.

Feeding

2.

(a.

s.

(*H%3+ 3$ff)

On

(from

SpT) To

produce,

a. (m/ra.

from

(/. from

) Fruitful,

^T + t^)

commonly called priyangu.

1.

bearing

A
2.

fruit.

medicinal

potherb

(Echites lichotoma).

*F*T + t^)

s. (to.) 1.

called p'halai.

2.

an arrow, the blade of a

bearing

Also

affray, mutiny.

IL^j

Slack, insecure, loose, flaccid.

An

overplus,

an allowance, a make-

Carey.
(h. Ij,^)

spade, a hoe.

*Ffas. (corrupt, of *Fv3 The belly) The

prominent part of a pitcher, &c.

*FK5l

s.

An

belly, the

Carey.

escape ; a memorial or sign of a nar-

Fruitful,

species of fish

1.

com-

(Beng.) The point of

knife, a ploughshare.

*F^ + R. tf^) Fruitful,

^FM^tft; (mfn.).

(mfn. from

fruit.

an

row escape.

(-P^mfn.
fruit,

jLi) Corrupted ness, depravity

to bear

*Ftv33l

^FFT^Tft a

section, a division in a

(from a. ,_>LJ) Depraved, iniquitous,

a. (h.

s.

in effect.
v. n.

monly

a harvest, a crop.

the whole,

fruits.

bearing

mutinous, tumultuous.

weight.

a.

1.

time

a jocose person.

fruits.

W%

A jester,

sedition, revolt,

plant

called Doljatra or Hull.

a joke, mockery, raillery.

J-ai)

*>Hl^

W^ + ^Kt^)

(mfn.

ad.

s.

JF^ + S^^) The vernal

banquet, a feast.

XF

W&Fl

Arjuna, the

constellation P'halguni.

(from

s.

*^'Jri ey

fruit.

epithet of

335.

ii.

a.

in fine

The
(m.

s.

A jest,
?fji

Fruitful, bearing

*FpH3t$

Use-

The month P'halguna.

2.

commonly

festival,

book.

a.

fruits,

An

1.

Mahabharata.

^F^t^

2.

pithless.

an argu-

Carey.

^FTfcpU (SFT + SIXFT)

fruits or profits.)

Sapless,

1.

(to.)

s.

As. Res.

^FTH^t*!

on

(mfn.)

Profit, advantage.

son of Pandu, and one of the heroes in the

XF^fl

(Mimusops Kauki).

3^) The trum-

less, vain.

^?^TS*T

s.

W*\ + $'W$)

(m.

Carey.
Fruits

?F^1<J53?

The income of

(Lit.
v. a.

EFT + R.

pet-flower (Bignonia suaveolens).

Carey.

JF^rfej

(f. from

s.

1870

small district under the superin-

tendance of one
creek

police-officer.

2.

An

inlet or

Carey.

SFThSTTRs. (XFtM + P.^j) An

inferior officer

of police, the superintendent of a small

district.

W^fl

1871

*Wft*Wl

^iRikU

(from

s.

tendance of an

1872

The

superin-

inferior police-officer over

a small

SFT^

s.

chink, an aperture, a chasm, a frac-

an opening, a vacancy, an

ture,

interstice.

district.

(a.

^FtTT

(corrupt, of

s.

a noose,

net,

WVrfl

device.

^TjJlW)

2.

snare, a trap,

To

v. o.

(from

s.

?)

set

3.

fast.

Any powdered

sub-

of *4?|<P<pl)

(corrupt,

Deception,

and

Also

fraud, illusion, imposition.

'

^FH^T)

(from

v. a.

bound,

skip, to

1.

to leap, to prance.

To jump, to
2. To com-

(corrupt, of

mence.

*FTf^3)

(from

s.

bubble, a blister, a

hollow, a puffy or spungy swelling.

SFHpT

(from *3FTRTv3)

s.

Wfefi^i
fraud

Intumescence,

Wl

(from

s.

*e 1<P foill

s.

difficulty.

1.

An illusion,

trick, de-

substance.

XFtet)

deception,

a subterfuge, an evasion.

o
s.

f^<?

a.

(from

W&[)

perfidious, treacherous,

spungy texture, a being blistered or hollow,

*FPfc

Any powdered

2.

ceit.

W\*\

an imposition, a sophism, a

fraud,

s.

fasting,

commencement,

2.

stance.

a trap.

A machination,

1.

Poverty, want, distress.

1.

dGli)

Deceitful, roguish,

A cheat,

s.

(from SFt^TFT)

a knave.

red powder usually

of the root of wild ginger, coloured with sapa.

(from^^tptK?) Swollen, hollow,

A tumor,

a swelling, a

w. a.

(caws, of

blister,

turgid,

*Ff"nT3) To

pan wood and thrown over one another by the

Hindus

a hollow.

Hull

festival.

a. (a. J*alj) 1. Excellent, learned, vir-

cause to
tuous.

swell, to inflate, to puff up.

at the

2.

Abundant,

s.

An

overplus, a re-

mainder.
v.

The causing a

noun

s.

thing to swell, the act of puffing up.

flated,

made

a.

In-

s.

splitting, cracking,

to swell, puffed up.

Wtfc^
SfWfl.

(from *FffT>T3)

breaking, or bursting.

(from

^HtU3) Hollowness, spun-

s.

(from *Fffl>T3)

split,

fissure,

Also

hole, a crack.

giness, tumidity.

*Frl
v. n.

ment, to
s.

To become tumid,

blister, to

(corrupt, of

slipknot,

^'Hli

^.

burst,

become spungy and hollow.

chink.

W) A
v. a.

(from J^t^T)

a hanging.

a.

to swell, to fer-

To

noose, a loop, a

strangle, to hang.

(fromJFTfifcJ) Cracked,
s.

fissure,

v. a. (caus.

to break, to

split,

f^Xs? v. a. To

of

*Ftftt3) To

crack, a

fis-

a strangling,
sure, a rent, a hole.

(from

Mohun P.

cleave,

to tear.

strangle, to hang.

The

^t^^^t"6

broken,

a hole, a rent, a crack, a

(from
slipknot

split,

p. 98.

gallows. Also

Fissures and holes,

cracks in every direction.

(from

A fissure,

a hole.

1874

1873
(from R.

v. n.

:5

^F^v ) To

open, to un-

(from

5.

hole, a fissure, a

crack.

(from ^l(iisi) Divided, broken

torn,

rent.

cleft,

*Ft\5t^E3

*Ff\5tf^

(caus. of *Ftfvifc3)

v. a.

(wood, &c).

a.

To cause

to

*i?tf3K3

In small pieces, in

small piece, a chip, a

a thin board.

^Ffc'dPT

SF^f^)

(w. from

s.

1.

A month

calendar, the second in the

As. Res. lit 277.

tree (Pentaptera Arjuna).

3.

8cc).

To

s.

A name

5FWrT+%)

(/.

cleave, to

1.

Raw

(n.)

Hull or great vernal

Res. in. 275.

sugar.

(mfn.^ Readily or easily prepared,

a.

by decoction, &c.

s.

buoy of a

(w.)

made

*$tJ^a

net, the float of a fishing-

shade to keep the wind

a lantern.

(a. la-L

A bill

^Ju)

charge,

Set

a.

jU)

free,

^tTt^a.

The common name of the

As. Res.

(m. from

released,

(from

s.

*Ft^drT) The month

*FpTOf) A

release, a dis-

discharged

(p. fjili)

s.

1.

to press

-^f\5U3

(from a. ^^i) Separate, apart, wide,

from^F^)

ploughshare; the head

v. a.

the blade of a knife.

To plough

-^Jlf^S

v a.
.

to leap.

Apparent, known, manifest.

chink.

A prop, a lever,
down

a shore; a

a sati or burning

(from

bamboo used

widow

to the

2.

A stitch,

stitch,

a sharp

or sudden pain.

I5?<?<1

s.

a.

(from

fiW) A

stanchion, a prop.

(corrupt, of

Light-coloured,

pale, faded.

tree

(Grewia Asiatica).

Also

its

fift'^l. (A.Jj)
sideration.

s.

crack in the

a sharp and sudden pain.

To

fruit.

*Fl*Tl

fissure or

funeral pile to prevent her escape.

(p. j^-^U) Persian.

of a spear, dart, or arrow

jump,

323.

ix.

s . (n.

distin-

P'halguna (February-March).

open.

SFt5

the

As.

ground.

divorced.
a.

or Subsequent.

^Ft^a.
la>-

Ar-

of divorcement

a discharge.
(from a.

2.

when

festival is celebrated.

and twelfth lunar asterisms,

eleventh

3Ffc$f^R!>

(p. <j~;j\i)

from a candle

of

guished by the epithets "^^T or Prior and

decoction.

Also SFtsSl

line.

2.

The day of

full-moon in the month P'kdlguna,

See

tear, to divide.

in the

dewy season

juna, one of the heroes in the Mahabharata.

(from R.

v. a.

(February-March).

a fissure, a rent.

cleft,

of a knife,

torn, rent, tattered.

for cleaving

The cleaving of (wood,

1.

s.

Due

W^S\)

(from

(from

s.

Hindu

*$M|f#)

(from

a.

SFt^fl.
slice,

break, to cleave, or to tear.

2.

^^fteFNI

strips or slips

a.

Wfi>\

The blade

2.

the head of a dart or spear, a ploughshare.

fold, to burst, to crack, to break, to divide.

SPttfTl

a chip of wood, &c.

Wf)

1.

small board, a

slice,

a.

2.

1.

Thought,

reflection, con-

Solicitude, care, anxiety.

(from A.^j)

Anxious, solicitous,

1875

1876

careful, thoughtful, contriving, scheming.

fef^fNl
A
To

v. a.

^>

(h.

a.

sling.

2.

s.

Mohun P.

p. 152.

der, to rove about

(h.^j)

list,

act,

an action, a

a disappointment, an

adverse circumstance.

1.

2.

way

a catalogue, an

gain, repeatedly.

^J?

ah

Fie, tush, pish,

interj.

small drop.

turning round, a revolution, a

a circuitous

whispering; a whisperer.

drizzling rain.

Phoo

interj.

Phoo

interj.

tush.

oh

s.

A blast from the mouth.

foolish

of disregard or contempt.

An

exclamation

Carey.

(from f^(?pH\5) Turning round,

a.

revolving, wandering, roaming,

s.

Blowing with the breath.

s.

traveller,

a rover.

v. a.

(from

a.

i^-w^j)

(p.

work, an operation.

circle,

move

index, a table of contents.

An

(from a. Jjti)

s.

to

small ribband, tape.

2.

turn,

to return, to restore, to

ad. (from

spark.

To

refund.

p. 72.

1.

revolving, a

round, to revolve; to change, to alter; to wan-

Ingenious, clever, cunning, artful.

(Portug. jitinha)

3) A

(from h. U^j)

v. a.

223.

p.

Plastering.

plasterer.

(from

(from the English fees) Fees.

a.

turning round or circulating.

bird (Corvus Balicas-

Mohun P.

sling.

s.

sparkle.

Sabda S.

Also

To

(from

a.

spark, a particle, an atom.

particles,

sms).

revolving, a circulating or going round

a revolution, a change.

flow, to spout, to emit sparks or small

1.

v3)

Also

Returned, brought
L

back.

s.

the mouth.

plant (C ucumis Momordica, Rox.}.

Mohun P.
(from

To blow with

p. 65.

turning round, a

To

(from R.

v. a.

pierce, to pe-

revolving, the giving a thing back.

netrate.

(cans, of

v. a.

pFpfe!,) To

turn, to circulate or to revolve

cause to

to give back,

^Pttfa

s.

(from

*|f%3) A

breathing short

through pain, a sobbing.

to refund, to alter,

To

prevaricate

to receive

^^U3

back

v. a.

v. a.

*H$S3 v.

a.

The

To take back,
To

recover, to

of a piece of cloth.

regain, to resume.

feTfa

s.

noun of

(v.

fringe left

To

v. a.

&<kW)

The causing

back.

to turn or revolve, the giving a thing

Also

fiNTf^Tt

fWlR
s.

(fet^+^Tt^

Carey.

a serrpent).
^
r _.. v Also *Pfttt3
To break out into sobs.
.

$f^TTl
^

v. a.

s.

from^ft-

at the ends

breathe short, to sob, to hiss (as

a thing

by the weaver

fissure,

open space.

a crack, a hole, a rent, an

1878

*&f%

1877

3^^t^U3 v.

(from

a.

to call aloud.

To cause

2.

To

1.

shout,

blossom.

to call aloud.

See*F3^.
On
1.

A drop.

2.

The

placenta.

solvent,

a men-

A cucurbitaceous fruit

3.

^"Wl

spread, burst,
a rupture.

s.

2.

unfolded,

v. n.

The

?)

6.

flux.

on

film

To blossom.

heart, the

bronchi

or gills of a fish.

3J^v5t
^TlaT^?) Expanded,

(from

The menstrual

3.

Leprosy.

5.

(from

s.

(Cucumis Momordica).
a.

Mineral flowers, or the chemical

2.

the eye, a cataract,

(from R.

s.

struum.

flower, a bud, a

shout, to call aloud, to halloo.

4.

1.

preparations so called.

To
On.

(from R.

s.

(^ + ^1)

s.

Pure chalk, pow-

dered chalk.

spreading or bursting,

Splft^

straggler.

s.

(5F5*T+ S1^F) Flower of sulphur,

brimstone.

S^InKS

^flTtvlj To

of

v. a. (caus.

burst or break open, to split, to tear

cause to
to cause

v. n.

To

(from R.

open, to expand,

to bubble

in

cucurbitaceous plant (Cucumis

Hort. Ben.

mordica).

Mo-

p. 70.

smart,

s.

Clear, manifest,

revealed.

Phoo, hoot

a particle of dis-

regard or contempt.

thing with the mouth

The blowing a

1.

a blast of breath.

2.

om

foppish, gaudy,

P iu or small ball of

s.

Also

garden.

(from

^T+p.

^<

ivil

3.

To

To

kindle.

2.

To

exhaust.

exorcise.

noun of

v.

^F^T*->

s.

3J3~^U3
tirely,

SPTFi

1.

(*pT + 3T3M)

s.

s.

Zg^vtl

(from

s.

JpJfTCfl

*FiIRU3)
An

(caus. of

Exorcism.

opportunity, leisure.

^f^Tv?) To

noun of

finish en-

XF3T^S3) The

completing, or spending a thing,

Small balls of

er

i)

sort of

sweetmeat, small
oil.

(3^T + ^HJ1) Abed

*.

5^PtW

a.

finishing,

(from R.

spent, or exhausted.

(from SjpT)

secundines.

Spending,

finished,

a.

v. a.

to

To be

(^T+Ct^l) A

s.

sarum lagenarium).
s.

completing, exhausting.
v. n.

flower-

or

couch of

sleep the second night after marriage.

to exhaust, to spend, to waste.

(v.

flowers: the bed on which a new-married couple

(a.

v. a.

U)

sweetmeat.

cakes or nuts of flour fried in

v. a.

species of

fop, a beau.

The sound of bubbling, &c.

3Hntl3
Ox

Carey.

food.

^^IvSPTl

SF^ + ^R)

T8*$ft$'s: (m.

^ fi

1.

spe-

thin slice, a chip.

fcjfcnTlFtl^

indecl. Sans.

a>

2.

W^^- (W^+^i)

(from

a.

^?^n

(Cyprinus).

^^fHlTi

s.

(Lutianus Centropomus).
)

fish

"5^?) A

from

burst, to break

to swell up,

boiling.

^T^l.

(^H-OTfl

s.

cies of fish

a liquid to boil.

2irfT>T3

3|c^T5fi

bloom.

2.

Hort. Ben.

1.

plant (Hedyp. 57.

swelling.

2.

The

Swelled.

(from

To make

1.

To blossom,

turgid, to inflate,

to

swell out, to ferment.

5f^Wl
6 D

a.

(from

^FTl)

Elastic, tumid, expan-

(Wl

1879

sive

haughty,

s.

Expansiveness, elasticity

haughtiness.

5^^) To

(from R.

blossom, to

become

flower), to swell, to

($1^3

Also

TOt^)

of

SFpTSl

t^f^Wf^STl

and

To be weak,

(from R. f*f^P)

v. n.

Sallow,

to

turgid,

to prove useless or inef-

to disappoint,

tear,

to ferment

(corrupt,

a.

pale, wan.

v. n.

blow (as a

C^^nktnl

1880

to strut.

fectual.

tpfl

(from

s.

a cataract

Sj^F s

film or speck

on the eye,

GFJSTl

(from SjpT) The bronchia? or gills of a

3jf^3

SFT) A
albugo.

s.

JJ^fsS

(/. R.

stringy. 2. Sallow, pale,

i,

(^fj)

To blow,

(from

a.

Wilkins' Gr.

830).

to blossom, to

(*><t>Ol s.

Gr.

p.

par*, p. R. -^S^:

421).

see Wil-

Expanded, blown

(as

*^rtH s

(-^

n.1

Ttfcl^ As. Res.

also called

"^^i -

x. 472.

(Lit.

blooming

^IF5

s.

Tush

interj.

(*Pl

a.

Tf1

GF"PW.

1.

Mohun P.

whispering; a whisperer.

2.

The

lungs.

0^?\i< Oil
I

Also

To

flatter, to cajole, to

seduce, to

sugar

(from
s.

C^F^s.

(corrupt, of

A
a.

lungs.

C^)

flourish,

a cake
.

C^?*1

s.

(m.)

Frothy, foamy.

tj) Sagacity, wisdom, wit.

(from

a.

c-^ks) Sagacious, cun-

Carey.
1.

Froth, foam, spume.

2.

(TR

bone (supposed by the Hindus to be the

an extended

frothy

.*

C^T^T, CXpft (-"pFJ>>.), and C#-

^t^(-^

A jackal.

Cuttle-

indurated foam of the sea).

also

The howl of a jackal.

made

Sabda S.

Foamy,

wi/n.).

5.

(m.)

The soap-plant

(Sapindus detergens, Rox.).

line in writing.

Spungy, tumid, hollow, puffy.

See

C^fW^tT

inveigle, to coax.
s.

scum, spume.

froth,

of C*Ff5f3

(a.

ning, witty.

fish
v. a.

Raw

(from C*Pl)

s.

p. 28.

reel silk or

p. 301.

despicable.

pimple, a small pustule or boil, a

Also **1<PJS?

carbuncle.

^^^^s.

trifling,

To

a. (corrupt,

Pennyless, poor,

skein or reel of

v. a.

C^FT) Foam,

(for

s.

phuh

a sprig, a

twig,

^^^?) A

lotus.)

The report of wind expelled from behind.

twi;.

silk,

of molasses.

HF^^t

s.

thread.

Also

A lotus) A fop,
a beau.

Frothy, foamy,

W?^i) A

(from R.
thread or

^+KtH^) A sort of

metre in Sanskrit prosody

wan. See O^TtT^TTl

switch.

opened (as an eye).

flower),

(W^)

branch, a

(from

(jw/ra. >re.

fl.

kins'

Downy, nappy,

1.

sputtering.

bud, to flower.
Sjp^

C^f^K?)

fish.

Perfection.

Root,

(from

a.

5.

being non-plussed.

The

(a.

good behaviour.

Mohun P.

JUi)
p. 85.

Carey.
Security for

1882

1881

ad. (from

fef^T3) A gain,

back.

s.

turning, a winding, a reverse, a disappointment,

peril,

tulate

v.

review

To

v. a.

To look

a.

again,

to

To meet with ob-

w. .

repeat, to recapi-

v. n.

CW ^

burst, to break, to burst open,

to expand, to swell, to boil, to

When

or throw away.

(fromfef^I3)

(from

(in trade).

^s.
An

change

put in construction with

To do a thing thoroughly,

L^vSX^i) Disgrace, ignominy,

a.

(p. jlj

j)

complaint, a plaint at law.

alteration,

To cast

the conjunctive past participle of another verb,

Returned, given back

(from

forth, to

v. a.

implies,

a.

break

emerge, to pierce,

stacles.
9

To

(from

p.

fcjtibji)

complainant, a

the variation of sounds in music.

plaintiff.

as a jingle to

it)

An
v. a.

alteration, a change,

(caus.

oft^^US)

To

diffuse,

a variation, a vicissitude,
to spread a thing.

a perversion.

from C^FF)

(in.

s.

"&F"PTK3
jackal,

(from R.

v. n.

to

be diffused.

Fraudulent, mischievous, malicious.

C*FTl

C^ftl^)

(from

s.

walk.

2.

vessel used to

measure dry

v. n.

s.

A
v. a.

Mohan P.

(p.

(h. ulSSjgi)

drop of

v. a.

A fraud,

To

a trick, a decep-

tion.

drizzle, to mizzle.

cavity, a hole,

(from

p.

y) Deceitful,

undermine

To

pierce, to prick, to stab

to card, to scratch

C^P^KP

Hollow, spungy, tumid,

a.

C*Fp1
fuse,

s.

(/. from
a.

R.

GFJJ

Thrown away,
v. a.

(cans, of

Leavings, orts, re-

cast

(from

GFPW

Also

See

s.

GFW

off.

C<ePlt^) To

GFp*JE3) A

the throwing about of any thing.

(JFfHw^t^a. ( C^t^ + a.
C^f^TPTt^t^ft

s.

(from

Jib)

Officious.

OT^ +

a.

ji>)

Officiousness.

The kernel of

cause

the coco-nut

a seed-

vessel, a follicle.

to fall, to fling, to dissipate.

ifcHWpT*

lungs.

light.

go, to move.

Also C^FpT

(?.) Orts, leavings.

5.

Also

fraudulent,

The
(C*FTf\?) To

i.

to

to spice, to

swindling.

Root,

any thins

rain.

season food with spices.

C^FR^t a.

settlement, a decree.

hollow.

(from h. U^>) To turn, to return.

t-^y)

j)

p. 85.

A jackal.

(m.)

m?l~^'^s.

hawker.

&

substances.

s.

(a.

s.

turn, a revolu-

vicissitude, a variation, a return, a cir-

tion, a
cuit, a

1.

C*F^) To spread about,

(mfn.)

a.

squandering,

OFPtKa.

(from

sobbing, heaving.

OTT^)

Breathing short,

1884

1883

C^fftC?!

(from xff*iT\3) To sob, to breathe

v. a.

Also

short, to heave.

^\-&

Ci

kw) Only,

ad. (a.

merely, simply.

(from

mark on the forehead

spot, a sectarial

a drop, a tally,

a.

Opened, unfolded, blown.

0Ftffcl3

v. a.

(from R.

<T

The twenty-third consonant of

characters

^L)

:5

To expand,

to

or b and

or v

weeding-instrument

a spatula, an

awl

in writing or

speaking between the labial con-

member

CWlT^)

of

(corrupt,

sr.

Aboil, a tu-

case

except

b,

compound

but pronounce

when

letter,

sounded v or w.

is

it

of a

distinction either

and the semivowel

both as the English

last

C*FT3i

beginning with the labial consonant

PFTTl

The

lungs, the bladder.

(a.

s.

founta in,

a jet-d'eau,

< A

Taddhita

compound

C<t

letter.

*s

(caus. of (Fffe,"iU3)

enlarge

to swell, to

by means of which some

suffix,

fine

+3"

g.

head of

an epithet of Krishna, from C^*

(w.) Hair,

e.

s.

Wilkins' Gr. 915.

provoke to anger, to

to

To cause

having a

l<r a. (mfn.^ Hairy,

hair:
v. a.

b are

adjectives are derived from substantives,

(In grammar)

s.

terisk.

drain, a spring.

CvcrTl

the

is

which

pages distinguished by an as-

in the following
s.

<F
in

Sanskrit words

mour, a scratch.

PFP^I

The

tv.

Bengal make no

sonant
s.

and

inhabitants of

burst, to pierce, to prick.

fJ3?T\5

the Bengali

alphabet, corresponding to the two Devanagari

The

.<?.

exasperate.

string

which fastens the treddles of a

weaver's loom, and elevates the threads of the

To

(from

v. n.

become enlarged

swell,

to

warp

<T^
U.l*Sl

GFt^

s.

s.

OTFTI^^s.
OFl^r'RT.

blister

on the

y) An

(a.

(p.

a.

Jj

out, beside,

p.

An

j\o

v. n.

officer of police.

^i)

^TTTtt^

(p.

C^^rRT.

action or prosecution.

s,

(from R.

^^t^T

an

^C^) To
v. a.

To

(corrupt, of <Ol

s.

s.

flow (as a stream),

carry a load.
)

(^ts^ + W) A

sister.

sister's

p. 93.

[jtffc )

Si

Mohun P.

(corrupt, of <f|l)

law: also used

wife, a daughter-in-

in

respectfully addressing

s.

L Wages

any

genit.

female.

criminal
a.

p. 98.

(from rfiy) Perquisites, fees

office besides the regular salary.

daughter.

sister's son.

(from

rying burdens,
s.

book.

Relating to a

(S^"^Xti\

+ p.

^Iac gjj yi)

Mohun P.

C^kUT.< ltpT*l
case of

s.

s.

Out, outwards, with-

o )

to pass (as time),

3"C*lf<?

criminal court.

a passage for the shuttle. Carey.

ad. (corrupt, of

army, a multitude.

^i.)

(f. om

skin.

police-office.

(^[TOl

make

to

or extended.

fi

om

dens, porterage.

tradesman

in the

2.

Earned or due

The

first

for car-

for carrying bur-

thing sold by a

morning, a handsel.

3^

1885
(from

a.

Guilty of incestuous con-

nection with a son's wife (a low term of abuse).

<T3^t5ll

^SNFt )

(from

s.

Incest with a son's

3" 0ir

nfr

meal given the day

newly-married

after a

woman

when she

band's house,

^OJCrt^CH ad.

arrives at her hus-

deals out rice to the

3*rft1%
gical

bird (Cuculus Accipiter).

^f^

(f ^*l+3lt<Tf%) A
"

(n.

s.

Carey.
<T*ft

Sabda S.
3a33}1

(corrupt, of

s.

*j+t^)

genealo-

Aloe-wood (Amyris

Also 3"f*T^1 (/.).

(from

a.

from <*1

(/.

3*ft*Wt

W3) Carrying
A

1.

s.

s.

flute,

(m.)

flute-player

flute,

s.

used as an epithet of

Krishna.

(of time), the flowing (of

^*f[$

stream).

fife.

**\\ + %tfk\

(-f^mfn.

a.

a pipe, a

from R. <^) Holding or carrying a

loads, bearing

carrying of burdens or loads.

The passing away

creeping plant.

p. 307.

burdens,

3 0W

(mfn. from

a.

Pertaining to a

(good) family.

ow
l

s.

cea).

(m.)
2.

1.

bamboo (Bambusa arundina-

tube, a pipe, a flute.

bone, the spine.

4.

pedigree, a stock.

3.

The back-

Race, family, lineage

5.

<^ OKP a. (mfn.

family

f^a. (mfn.^

0>t
\

fW%) Founding a family,

(mfn.^

07t

from a (good)

family, sprung from a race or lineage

high-born.

s.

3 OKto"

(mfn.

s.

noble,

(m.T) The son of a degraded

Kulina or noble.

3:*MTr*.

^ OKl+^')

(n.^-h^)

An

heir.

More

(mfn. irreg. superl. degree of

Most abundant.
<.<

s.

t>

Wilkins Gr.

p.

520.

shrub which produces an edible

(Flacourtia sapida).
s.

fruit

Carey.

1.

Yellow orpiment.

or bent

from^ OK + CTt^1) The

s.

nivea).

a relation.

3.

1. To be
make crooked.
To go.

1.

An

aquatic bird, a crane (Ardea

tree

to

(?n.)

friend,

(^^G3)

i.

As.
<1<P

(/.

^*^s ) A

(corrupt, of

<T<^ Root,

sort of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

manna

s. (ra.)

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520).

Maintaining or

Res. x. 472.
s.

Pertaining to a (good)

abundant.

honestly.

3*T(.4l(>*ti

Tarcichand Ch.

supporting a family or race.

3"^

a.

\+^) B orn

mfn. irreg. compar. de-

propagating a lineage or race.

3"*K3[ a.

OK

lineal, genealogical,

gree of

3" OJe

from<T

multitude, an assem-

blage.

2.

+^!F)

Sans, (from <T*1

a pedigree.

list,

Agallocha).

<3"

of

Carey.

guests.

2.

Destitute

descendants, childless.

In genealogical succession, by inheritance.

wife.

3*!+^)

(mfn.

a.

1886

2.

crooked, curved,
2.

To

(iEschynomene

act dis-

Sesban,

Hort. Ben.

p.

56

Sesbana grandiflora, Carey).

of bamboos, an earthy concretion of a

s.

milk-white colour found in the hollow of the

bamboo.
s.

measure

Also
(n.1
in

(/.).

3*1+^) A

Sanskrit prosody.

sort of iambic

As. Res. x. 429.

(m. for

compound

sort of

perfume.
1

s.

heifer.

(corrupt, of

young cow, a

1887
(from

^Fjg

10

Talkativeness, garrulity.

Z^+^ffi) A

(m.

] s.

mene Sesban

or

M.

(iEschyno-

tree

Hort. Ben.

grandiflora).

the mouth, the face.

beginning, the

first

Colebr. Alg. p. 52.

3.

2.

term in a progression.

1888

As. Res.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

sort of

x. 440, 468.
p. 56.

<WP*t

(a. ^sj)

s.

Hort. Ben.

pan).

4^w^4. s

<T<<r<^

p. 32.

With

*?)

the pen or writing-

3^1

(femin. of

a.

Sappan wood (Csesalpinia Sap-

R.

(from

s.

q. v.)

talking

much,

talkativeness, garrulity, a grumbling or reply-

ing

when

reproved.

reed.

^1^3

to prattle

To

(from R.

v. a.

The rod which

warp

the

across

sage for the shuttle.

to

make a

<T!F a. (mfn. R. <!<

curved, bent.

2.

+ <[)

Crooked, tortuous,

1.

Malignant, dishonest, crafty,

is

pas-

fraudulent,

(ra.)

s.

\$]

stream.

Carey.

(^ +

Wta$t4tf*|i

lies

weaver's loom, and

in a

wrought upon by the treddles

<<M<^) To talk much,

to prattle, to grumble.

to induce a person to talk.

(from

v. a.

talk, to speak,

The tortuous course

(/.) or

(w.) Tortuousness,

crookedness, dishonesty.

+ ^111)

Vain
tortuous motion.

hope, fruitless expectation. (Alluding to a fable

among

current

the

Hindus which

nishing

represents a

and a heron following him

bull walking,

pectation of his testicles falling

him with

in ex-

and

off,

^PM
tuous,

(-f^w/h.^ + 51lft^)Tor-

a.

moving tortuously or

in zigzag.

fur-

%ZFf% a.

Carey.

a meal).

of a

{mfn.

^!F + ^f^)

Squinting, squint-

eyed.

(from R.

v. a.

<H[J To

speak, to talk,

to chatter, to prate.

33JTi

(from

a.

4>qg\ s. (m.)
Ben.

3T^3)

Talkative, garrulous.

A plant (Mimusops

Elengi).

Hort.

<lfl.

(from <L<3?<)

s.

(a.

s.

<ujsb)

remainder,

To

she-goat.

(from

arrears,

a.

Made

^Zftfrom<!P, +

(mfn.

tortuous, bent, curved.

R.3"^ + 3^)

said.

base, bad. 3. Dependant, subject,

2.

(.)

meaning of a passage, the subject treated

or crooked.

1.

Vile, low,
s.

+ ^3) Be

from

(mfn.

come tortuous

(mfn. fut. part. p.

Proper to be spoken or

The
of.

<^lfF

s.

(/.

^ZF + ^fSF) An

evasive reply,

an equivoque, a pun, a double-entendre.

s.

(p.

general, a

3^1 a (IS mfn. R.T^+^) Speaking, talking,

chief the head of an office.
eloquent, loquacious, s. (m.) A speaker.
^ft^T^Tl s. (p. <UU J^r)
s-

2.

go.
a.

a.

a surplus,

L^i3 ) Time.

(a.

s.

he-goat.

remainder, an overplus

^tft^ a.
i.

line.

Crooked, bent, tortuous.

arrears.

3<| Root,

A
1.

s.

p. 25.

$^f %t1

<T5^

<T3Fl

curved

commander in

(*

R-

<^+^T)

1.

The organ of speech,

the general's office.

The

pay-office,

1890

5*

1889

A gift,

a present, a re-

ward.
r.

(<^pA)l. To

be angry.

To

2.

heap together, to conglomerate.

bosom

<rpHll

a.

3^ Root,

i.

(^CTv3,
To

To be

or with the insertion of

Root,

(^loilfoi) To speak,

J-s^) Avarice, covetousness,

<~&"

^C^tTTl

s.

(p.

to say, to utter.

with

To

To

'S}

With

to declare,

say, to utter,

reply.

ST^

Gr. 768)

Orris-root (Acorus calamus,

Mohun P.

also Zingiber Zedoaria).

See<~&~^.

kind of stitch in sewing.

(^ffe.)

and x.

(<"fiF),

ffijkins'

1.

To

go.

2.

To go

R. <U^-f ^5H)

(n.

s.

<~*t RooT >

p. 1.

speaks, speaking.

39

p.

niggardliness.

n.

To pronounce,

with

(mfn. from R.

a.

Who
s.

a.

it,

to interpret, to explain

3T>
cove-

Hort. Ben.

(<~&~f3),

i.

to declare

go, to move.

tous, niggardly.

(from

Hindu

Morung cardamoms

or

subulatum).

prefixed to

(a. J-ikr) Avaricious, greedy,

s.

>

scale in the

As. Res. in. 77.

Bengal

plant,

(Amomum

<S

/w. par*, p. R. <~TJ )

(ra/ra.

a nasal
SJ

The

spoken of hereafter.

said or

^Hl

*HFg ^S)

for

woman.

of a

I>1)

<~tf$1

(n.

s.

The name of a

the bosom.

<"5^pT

<"tf^t3f

^ftNU (/)

v. 56.

musical system.

35^) The breast,

from R.

(n.

s.

Also

The country of Ben-

(m.

s.

As. Res.

gal.

<"3 Root,
v

<~5S

<"^C^

word, a dictum, a

speech, the act of speaking

a passage of a

lamely, to limp.
sacred book or code of laws.

3*t^

s.

^Wl

The

(p. Ji,)

(from

arm-pit.

p.

40*#t$!t

knapsack, a purse, a

JAj)
small travelling-bag carried under the arm.

(from J^j

Root,

3.

small sword or hanger.

(With the

L To

^TU3)

To

i.

?)

begin,

go.
to

insertion of a nasal, <""^-

To

2.

censure, to blame.

begin moving.

4.

To move

swiftly.

<9

turn or reach in the

course of a river.

<"3Spi

3U
tin

<OlT.il

(from <"<P) Crooked, curved, tortuous.

s.

(n.)

The

(n.) 1. Lead.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

<~&TTf^$>?

a.

(mfn.

<OC1

used as a medicine.

3.

{Bang.) Calx of

Mohun P.

p. 43.

from R.

(n.

vJr

t1 s.

(from

of

0*1,

<i 'oj

word, a sentence;

<~6"^)

Discord, dispute, alter-

cation.
a.

(mfn.

<U^T + ^r

from R.

commands

^)

Ac-

of another

obedient, compliant.

4. (w.)

The country of Bengal. As. Res. v. 56. 5. Cotton.

6. The egg-plant (Solanum Melongena).

locat. case

Compliant, obedient.

complishing the words or

2. Tin.

+ ^Ffl^T

speech, voice.

<b*<P

groin.

(Lit. Attentive to orders.)

Fit or proper to be spoken or said.

<0

a.

<~^T + ^flft^T

mfn.

Obedient, submissive, compliant,

humble.

< O^s.

( from R. -5^?)

(Ufc^

a.

from R.

<T>1

s.

(from

<0l<0 a.
6 E

<0*LJ A

(from

word.

<b*lj

Altercation, a dispute.

^5

1891

3^

Root,

young of an

a child.

{<v5lfo

i,

To go.

1.

To

^^^T) The

(corrupt, of

s.

animal, a calf

1892

To

To

2.

prepare the way.

(^tS-

go.

prepare, to make.

4.

To

3.

trim or feather an

arrow.

Of

the

same kind

or genus.

A species

2.

?G5l

s.

33^?)

<^i^I

(from

p. cl>\3 Ja)

5.

The

sudden shock

striking of a thunder-

^^^t^Jt^T

tine, severe.

^3"

2.
(re.)

(m.)

3.

(Lit.

^^ 1^)

One of

(mfn.}

1.

p. 25.

Hard, adaman-

Forked, zigzag, cross.

Hardness, severity.

+ ^^) An epithet of
Who possesses the thunder-bolt.)

-31

Wilkins'

x.

delude, to cheat, to trick, to deceive.

3^3?

(mfn. R. ^Sfc + U^?) Fraudulent, de-

a.

ceitful, crafty,

Hort. Ben.

Multiplica-

Colebr. Alg. p. 171.

(^"fe) Togo.

i.

302. ix. 366.

it.

stone, the

birth,

The thunder-

2.

As. Res.

a.

+ 3lt^1) A

<T^ +

(m.

s.

(-tj\ -

s.

Indra.

particular quadrilateral figure.

Also

precious opal.

baseness.

plant (Corypha elata).

(/.) or

(Lit.

(m. from

s.

Root,
;

weapon of Indra.

the

(Beng.}

Colebr.

<^ta

<^ft

vile.

Lowness of

The diamond.

1.

the lunar mansions.

4.

^ + ^1^1^) A

(m.

s.

or calamity.

To
(mn.)

bolt,

^) Forked

Alg. p. 363.

cloth-merchant, a mercer.

meanness of extraction
s.

from R.

cross) multiplication.

(i. e.

tion crosswise or zigzag.

j j^) Base-born

(p.
s.

A boat for travelling.

Right, proper, true, accurate.

(a.
a.

I.

of grain (Panicum spicatum).

Ur)

(p.

re-

bolt.)

(from R.

s.

(m.

s.

or oblique

<^klks
ad. (from A. {Jm-zr)

<Ol<

Hardy, strong,
solute.

a cheat.
^<fc*r

s.

2.
(rc.

R.

s.

deceiver, a knave,

+ 3H)

Deceit, knavery,

(to.)

3"<fc

Also

fraud.

^^flTIa.

1.

jackal.

(/.).

(mfn. fut. part. p.

R.^+^^TT)

Capable of being cheated or deceived.

Gr. % 978.
a.

^J^s.

(m.

The name of certain

plants

(jw/m. ^re. par. p.

R.

Deceived, cheated, imposed upon.

(Euphorbia of several species).

v. a.

^SpC" s (m. 3^+^") An epithet of Indra.

(Lit. Who holds the thunderbolt.)
Also <T3l.

s.

(m.

2.

+ ftTB^ft fromf^f R.

clap of thunder.

Also

^Prdl'fa

(jk.).
3

33

bfef

s.

^3 +

(m.)

Another

sesamum.

(.

1.

deceive, to de-

tree (Dalbergia Ougeinensis).

tree (Jonesia Asoca).

cus mutabilis).

tt3) The

Root,

i.

fall

of a thunder-

5.

4.

(TtTf?) and

Common

3.

flower (Hibis-

sort of bird.

surround, to encompass.
to connect.

s.

To

Wilson.

x.

(^TTfe)

2.

To

1.

To

'

bolt.

^pjB*l

s.

cane (Calamus Rotang).

%\
(m.

lude, to impose upon.

^"vj^^

?iprC^

(from R.

The blossom of

3.

the caus. form,

To

tie,

to string,

partition, to divide.

To

with the insertion of a nasal,

speak.
iv.

(<l

4.

(In

Also,

^3

1893

To

and x.

^"^)

(m. from R.

(Ficus Indica).

A rope,

3. (?wra.)

2.

1.

tie,

The Indian

To move

fig-tree

small shell, a cowry.

a string: also

^T^t

(/.).

<^
2.

Pulse ground and

(ra.)

large, powerful,

of a nasal,

insertion

i.

alone or unaccompanied.

a. (mfn.} Stupid, slow, dull.

Root,

^3^3)

ad. Indeed, truly.

(3~frf3) To be

i.

(With the

or able.

to divide.
s.

Root,

partition, to separate,

1894

To

To

insertion of a nasal,

partition,

share, to divide.

to

surround, to encompass.

fried in oil or

sense

(With the

i.

1.

(In the

first

takes also the form of the tenth class,

it

butter.

3iH*ri

(/. from

s.

+*1"!T)

plant from
s.

The Indian

(corrupt, of ^E>)

fig-tree (Ficus

the fibrous leaves of which bow-strings, &c. are

made

hyacinthoides,

(Aletris

Zeylanica).

^T&1<<

Sanseviera

^ + ^l<M) A

string,

a cord,

a.

Hort. Ben.

(corrupt,

viltk'H^

Large, wide,

supreme, elder,

am

<K3^f^l

285.

(/ from

?)

*f&5TO
tree

Mohun P.

(Eugenia cymosa)

A pill,

also

s.

(3a3 + 3?"Ri) Aplant(Sida graveo-

a bolus.
cucurbitaceous
plant and fruit (Momordica muricata).

s.

small oar, a paddle.

(from

1.

Excise, impost.

and used

4.

to cut fish,

(Euphorbia

A rope. 2. A bead. 3.
A knife fixed in a board

<\i<t^v5

5.

hirta).

Hort. Ben.

&c.

religious student, a brahmachart,

odorum). Carey.

Mohun P.

(^ + ^t^3)

toxicarium).

p. 43.

plant (Crinum

p. 23.

<vi<l*
(m.)

Carey.

its fruit.

A plant (Nerium

aft

p. 93.

lens).

3"ffel, +3tXT) A

for

ad. Very.

See Rudiments of Bengali

indeed.

Grammar,

great,

(^3+ a. ^JW) A supreme

s.

court of judicature.
I

p. 65.

of

capacious, chief,

^3

Also

a rope.

Indica).

"^O

Wilson.

(m.

s.

or

5.

minum

(<F3+<pi) A

sort of

jasmine (Jas-

Hort. Ben.

arborescens).

p. 3.

a young priest.

quail.

Mohun P.

<^ttl^^l

p. 51.

s.

(^-f^sSf^Wl) A

shrub (Ixora undulata).

Carey.

ad. Indeed, truly, really.

He

is

Grammar,
s.

indeed.

A plant (Coryza

See Rudiments of Bengali

285.

(corrupt, of

(Perdix olivacea, Buchanan's

Tt[<J?t<[1 s

MSS).

Carey.

(from

p. 61.

4\il<H(i)
(^3+C^f^) A
tum aquaticum). Hort. Ben. p.

^5^^111

mocker, a

^\5^ft^f

5.

61.

(^ + .C^ J3W-)

(^\5 + J Vn^?)

bia hirta). iZor*.

plant (Agera-

of club-rush (Scirpus grossus).

Mockery, banter.
a.

banterer.

species of quail

Hort. Ben.

lacera).

j3erc. p.

species

Carey.
plant

36. Also

(Euphor-

<[Otc^<^

3\3

3v5

1895

33Ptt5S

(^+ H^)
5

s.

Mohun P.

gifolium).

<tviCn^t

(3a3 +

s.

^TJ^fl

<OI>^T,

grass

s.

flor.

(Me-

p. 13.

(^5 + 3jffel) A

(Clupea

3^33"1

s.

An

1.

(/.)

species

of

3"3"faf$f^

s.

horse's head.

Carey.

in

which

(33 + frNf^) A

species of

Hort. Ben.

?)

thighs of

Aswa, and

An

331%
2.

s.

1.

(/.)

A turret or

uliginosum).

Carey.

Carey.
T,A

i)

Also <I\3^t

(^3+3^1) A

s.

s.

A
(Merops Philippensis).

Carey.

species of bird

p. 72.

thatch.

(/.).

large cultivated

parasitical

Hort. Ben.

plant

p. 25.

Misfortune, calamity.

(^ + Ht^TpI3^)

large

white variety of kidney-bean (Dolichos gladia-

Hort. Ben.

p. 55.

A cucurbitaceous
Carey.

species of cane (Ca-

Hort. Ben.

The

^33Ti

Carey.

garden-pea.

tus).

plant (Trichosanthes dioica, var.)

fire

awning temporarily erected on the

3OTfa^[f*t^s.
species of fish

^aS^H5^

The wooden frame of a

(Loranthus bicolor).

Carey.

Submarine

have been received by

Also

Wilson.

lamus fasciculatus).

aquatic plant

A species of grass (Panicum

to

species of

purslain (Portulaca pilosa). Hort. Ben. p. 36.

T
(< 3 + iT^t

or the

represented by a

Wilson.

roof of a palace.

(Tetrodon fornicatus).

is

a horse's head, fabled to have sprung from the

Buchanan's MSS.~). Carey.

(Pontederia vaginalis).

female slave.

mythology a laeing consisting of flame with

the Ocean.

2.

nymph Aswini,

?)

sort of

Carey.

s.

garrulous.

grass

6.

s.

p. 33.

p. 5.

club-rush (Scirpus glomeratus).

p.

loquacious,

mare.

epithet of the

personified asterism

shrub (Tabernaemontana corona-

vittata,

(Me-

p. 120.

species of
fish

plant

Hort. Ben.

Talkative,

a.

3.

(33 + 3^^1?) A

plen.)

of

A species of quail (Perdix olivacea).

(Mus

aquatic plant

Hort. Ben.

(Panicum setigerum).

<^h^^\^.
ria,

s.

s.

Mohun P.

3\55t*Fffcft

ZS&ff^ffl

sort

Carey.

lastoma Malabathrica).

species of rat

Hort. Ben.

Iria).

A
(Poa Chinensis).

grass

sort of pulse (Cicer

+ ^1) An

nyanthes Indica).

(Cyperus

oak

p. 68.

Carey.

s.

p. 29.

Carey.

(\5 + "3Ti)

s.

decumanus).

Hort. Ben.

of

p. 5.

Carey.

arietinum).

<OI^1

species

species of

Hort. Ben.

(^i + TJ^Tl) A

s.

0<P^J.1)

(Quercus squamosa).

Hort. Ben.

A plant

(Polygonum pilosum).

p. 66.

grass (Kyllingia umbellata).

30J><P*l1

(Croton oblon-

tree

(^5+(Wl)

s.

1896

plant (Trigonella

fcenum Graecum).
s.

Carey.

(^3 + T&Pf\) A

rush (Scirpus tetragonus).

species of club-

Hort. Ben.

p. 6.

3fl

1897

plant (Ligusticum Ajwaen).

An

A pawn

aromatic

Carey.

3"f3*j

^o(

h\

(^\5+f%%1?) A

s.

(*)

species of the
cr

<lfo<t<P

p. 29.

at chess.

Also 3"fS*Tl and

fish-hook.

(/)

soap-berry tree (Sapindus emarginatus). Hort.

Ben.

1898

(^f^ + STRFT) A

s.

In
<i^S[

a great degree, in an extraordinary degree.

(from

s.

ball,

A harpoon,

Carey.

a spear,

^s.

a javelin.

Hort. Sen.

of the

Sudra

class.

p. 56.

s. (

?)

A tree

(Garcinia lancese-

fishing-hook.

Carey.

folia).

plant (Rottbcellia exaltata). Hort.

<T\i<\^ s

Sen.

for persons

per-

plant

4tO*tJ
(corrupt, of

?T^) A Brahman who

(corrupt, of

forms religious ceremonies

A
(Flemingia congesta).

See

^3 ) A species of grass (Cype-

(from

rus verticillatus).
(corrupt, of

globule of sweetmeat, a

a gingerbread-nut.

pill,

Carey.

<J\2>1 )

species of bread-fruit tree (Artocarpus

Lacucha).

of

Carey.

plant (Hibiscus strictus).

locat. case of <JPl )

species

murmuring,

a chattering, a talking,

p. 8.

a grumbling.

A
Conferva.

(Argemone Mexicana).
.

^3t*TO

s.

Kcenigii).

Hort. Sen.

Also 3v5

3A5<rfoUl

^Vi^crj^J

bling, muttering.

shrub (Bergera

s.

versicolor).
s>

Root,

Strong, severe.

carpenter.

To sound.

i.

Also written

<r\Roo T I.(Ttft) To
,

s.

Carey.

and

fried

(33t^ + T>tf*T) A
Hort. Sen.

p. 43.

sound.

species of

with

oil

or

*^f*t^
2.

shrub (Uva-

Sound, noise, clamour.

(m. from R.

s.

ra.)

1.

merchant, a trader.

(/.) Traffick, trade.

3ftgt<J

traffick,

ria tuberosa).

2.

Carey.

vaunting.
s.

Large, great.

(corrupt, of 3"<Ff<)

<^"E>tt s.

(from<3\5) Greatness, importance, glory,

<oftolf*T

1.

p. 141.

of water-lily

(^3 + <^<p<ti) A

(/.) Pulse ground

(mfn.^

Mohun P.

at chess.

p. 7.

butter j a ball or cake, a gingerbread-nut.

.

pawn

species of grass

A species

weed (Leucas cephalotes).

^31

(from ^Vi<lO) Garrulous, grum-

a.

Carey.

(Panicum hispidulum). Hort. Sen.

To murmur,

to grumble, to chatter, to talk.

p. 41.

(^\5+C*TO) A

species

<T^5" a.

(Nymphsea

(from <10<1*3

v. a.

Carey.
)

of weed

species of

s.

(m.

^ft<?

commerce.
(,

for

^ft^-f^) Trade,

Also

3"ft^+*T) Trade,

35ffc5Pl (/) and

4lpKA> f-

traffick.

Also

1899

1900

3~^Root,

x.

(^^irfS) To

to se-

partition,

Ah

Sans.

interj.

oh

vocative particle of

sorrow and regret.

parate, to divide.

(m. from R.

s.

<T3

^t^) A

a portion, a

part,

<\j^T

(m.)

s.

An

1.

ear-ring.

2.

See

crest.

share.

"5*^) Dividing,

(mfn. from R.

a.

buting, sharing out.

one

who

s.

shares out.

L A

(m.)

2.

distri-

<\3<?

k + P. cS\) A goose,

(a.

s.

a duck.

distributer,

^j%j) On

ad. (a.
part, a portion,

day of the

that

month.

share.
(n.

5.

R.

3^+3FT)

The

act of dividing

<P3^

<T\5^)

(corrupt, of

s.

(Perdrix Chinensis).
into shares, distribution.

(mfn.fut.part.p. R.

a.

^PE^+^WlU )

3I3t3?l

(from

s.

species of quail

Carey.

3H+C3t^?) A

cow miscar-

rying from accident.

Divisible into shares.

Wf*\
Distributed, shared out.

The young shoot of a palm, the

sheath enveloping the young bamboo.

^3

s.

(m.)

mal whose
tailless,

1.

circumcised man.

tail is

cut

a. (mfn.') 1.

off.

crippled, defective.

2.

An

2.

ani-

Maimed,

(m.)

Taddhita

suffix,

by means of which

formed are

in the three

fern.

Possessed of wealth,
(n.) Wealth,

rich,

riches,

wealthy, from
;

(m.) Virtue,

Williins'

a.

Gr. % 909.

as an indeclinable termination,

like,

in the

is

^^^s?"?!

tum

Gr. 1038.

heifer given

commonly

Wallich, PI. 41.

ferox).

(m.)

s.

vegetable

called mit'ha zeher (Aconi-

year.
.

(^^R+Htfl?Tl)

Mohun P.

nual wages.

^W^tt. (from^MT)

An-

p. 88.

Affectionate, indulgent,

kind.

3^Tfrrft

from ?fj3?T
(Menispermum glabrum).

as formerly,

s.

(f.

+$$0$ A

plant

ad.

e. g.

(mfn.) Previous, prior, preceding,

kins'

^^3^)

bull.

^^TtfflTri

a.

before,

(from

s.

away with a

steer.

also

to derive adverbs implying similarity or

As

The

same sense as the English

comparison from nouns

Sans.

ad-

medicinal plant

w*m+im) A

(m.

s.

^"^^^

^fet^T

mfn.) Possessed of virtue, virtuous, from

employed

3. (n.)

A
mfn.)

s.

3^T+^?) A

(m.

s.

neut.

A year.

in

breast, the chest.

poison,

2.

endearment

genders of the nomina-

tive case singular, masc.

s.

the young of an animal:

calf,

dressing children, &c.

attri-

the terminations of the adjectives thus

thirty-second.

(Wrightea antidysenterica).

butives of possession are derived from substantives

1.

The

also used as an expression of

Emasculated,

impotent.

Thirty-two.

(from

(m.)
spathe or

(corrupt: of

a.

from

(p. jo)

Bad,

evil.

a.
.

Wil-

*3T[^Root,

Root,

i.

i.

(3Tff3) To be
(3Itf\J,

steady or firm.

-(3) and

x.

(3lWf\3,

1901

C3)

1.

To

3.

To

utter.

speak.
utter

1902

To

2.

to declare, to

tell,

< E|^f|

prefixed,
a dog), &c. 4. To abide. With
To speak in conformity or similarly with
To forbid, to reject, to exclude, to blame, to

^Kt^T

censure

Jjj)

ad. (from a. Jjj)

by way of exchange

thing given in ex-

In lieu

of,

ZtfJ

Liberal, gene-

"31

rous, munificent, bountiful.

come, to salute

To

with

explain

with

(ra.)

To speak

+3

with

against

To

with ^1

dispute, to quarrel

To speak
;

+ ^1 To speak articulately in concert;

To answer,
a
2.

3Tl

to reply.

4*HW)

nasal,

To

1.

To

praise, to extol.

a.

(mfn.

Used

fr

om

comp.

in

R.

+%t

(.

s.

ing.
4.

R.

f^U

The

a.

^l^+^PT) L The
the face.

term in a

initial

Dear,

(mfn.")

Colebr. Alg. p. 52.

the part opposite

5.

its

<1 W.

The sweet-almond

s.

communis).

Hort. Ben.
(from R.

(from

p. jj)

A beginning.

progression.

See

The summit of a

figure,

(mfn. from R.

See

ficent, liberal.
*<d.

s.

<PdP

(m.~)

(n.)

The

fruit.

a.

Li

(p.

^TlplW^a.
signs or

jj) Writing a

JUL

(p.

quital,

3"CR1

or

(/.).

(/.).

s.

<Wva<llN a.

Muharram.

bad hand.

Forming
s.

An

evil

evil

de-

machi-

^
(

p.

JUi

jj)

The forming of

machinations.

Jo) Malevolent, evil disposed.

Jjj

Using improper or

jj)

scurrilous language.
s.

re-

(from

(from

p.

Jo)

Abuse, impro-

priety or scurrility of language.

v. a.

evil contrivances or

2.

of Dioscorea.

alter, to substitute, to

<kj^|^

Also

2.

nation.

a. (p.

Jaj) Exchange, substitution

reward relief (from watch, &c).
(

jj)

bad machinations,

Also

s . (/.) 1. Cotton.

A species

Bountiful, muni-

The jujube (Zizyphus Jujuba

Z. scandens).

*<K<]

T%J)

say, to speak,

the

at

Colebr. Alg. p. 72.

basis.

(Amygdalus

Evil, wickedness.

badge of Hussain worn

(from

To

E^)

<l

tree

p. 38.

to talk.

act of speak-

3.

(m.)

s.

Carey.

See Wilkins' Gr. 793.

talkative, eloquent,

Speaking agree-

The mouth,

2.

insertion of

Speaking, talking.

e. g.

< l^) Speaking,

A speaker.

from R.

(w/n.

a.

v. a.

>Tv)

(/.) or

Munificence.

WR

of,

with

pay homage.

salute, to

ably or friendly, from

beloved,

(With the

i.

with ^T

instead

for.

(mfn. from R.

a.

To wel-

with

(from a.

s.

change, a price of exchange.

sound generally, to bark (as

a.

Jj,j )

To change,

a. (p.

CJ) j Jj)

Of 1 ow

extraction, vile,

base.
to

reward, to relieve.

(from a. Jjo)

<>K5lK

(from

p. Cl)\t) Jo)

Lowness, vileness,

or baseness of birth.

thing given in ex-

jj)

An

imprecation, a curse.

change or as a substitute, price of exchange.

*<.

TCtfTk^PH

s.

v. n.

to

be given

in

(from a.

J jj)

(from a.

exchange.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. <T^> Wilkins' Gr.

Barter, exchange.

Jjj) To be

p.

bartered,

420)

Tied,

staunched,

bound,

stagnant.

restrained,

(In

confined,

the tenets of the

Jainas) That which binds or

fetters

the em-

<t^

1903
bodied

R. A.

Trans.

spirit.

1904
S.

i.

See

553.

(from R.

s.

<^-^5^

^%

Ott^U

Carey.

styptic.

s.

a. Afflicted

with a cold or checked per-

a.

Hort. Ben.

plant

(mfn.

(mfn.

a.

3"^

3f +^T) Well-rooted.

(-TFT. w

^f+^tlf^)

(In the

is

bound or

by deeds and works previous

to its de-

soul which

Trans. R.A.S.

a.

Jo)

(p. 4CJu

5.

See

Following an

evil

bad drawing, a bad

<l^l\5l<

a.
s

jo)

(p. Jn>

Malevolence, envy
s.

(from

a.

^jo

?)

Malevolent, envious.

also

An

^ k^l\5l^

An

life,

a.

walking improper ways.

s.

p. 11.

evil

course

A bad course

^If^rfc^ a
a bad situation,

s.

Ill-circumstanced, in

bad

situation, evil cir-

*<jH

Root,

Jo)

(p.

reputation,

evil

a.

Infamous,

calumnious.

a bad character

also

(p. t^jsr jo) Inauspicious, unlucky,

(from

(^tfe)

*^

i^sr

jo)

Bad

fortune,

ill

and x.

To

2.

(m.

s.

in the desi-

(^^^^Csi )

To
Also

(^T^Tfa)

1.

To

tie,

to

kill.

from R.

3^)

Killing,

slaying,

slaughter, murder.

^l + tTv3)

of death, capital

ment
p.

blame, to reproach, to despise, to loathe.

i.

a.

To bind

i.

earthen pot with a

unfortunate.

luck.

Following an

(p. a\j jj)

s.

of conduct.

*3$te3
^TT<T3^

evil-

Utter-

colour,

Hort. Ren.

(Fagara Budrunga).

bind.

s.

3"^+^I)

Of a bad

jo )

^frj

(p.

derative or volitive form

spout.
<rt<i^

Depraved,

Jo )

(p.

cumstances.

picture.

following

<nTTt5^

552.

i.

3^) A thong.

R.

pattern or example.

s.

The

be said or pronounced.

to

fit

^T^ ^ a

of
(/. from

s.

jo)

p.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

tree

liverance.

(from

s.

minded, of a bad disposition.

tenets of the Jainas)

fettered

Following a bad

^)

( P-

fl<

TTO^rKt

able,
5

Tendering

improper or bad advice.

Having the mouth

or orifice closed.
a.

^ L^sSL^

^ from

of a bad or low profession.

confirmed enmity.
a.

^^Lk jo ) A wrong advice,

or low profession.

fool.

Retaining a bitter and

*^J4

( p<

s-

3T7TI3lt*^

p. 50.

confirmed

Fetid, of an evil scent.

jo)

(p.

T^lrffF^t

idiot.

(Herculia alata, Rox.^.

Geodorum

or

bad counsel.

confirmed

(Limodorum

Fetor, an evil scent.

^"^TfT^^

Morton.

spiration.

plant

Hort. Ren. p. 63.

bicolor).

for

*^ ftTT
5

murder.

a.

Fit to be

The punishment
punishment. 2. The punish1.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

put to death, vulnerable.

^lll.^)

1906

1905

*^7 ^t3T 5
3

(n.

3$, 4-^^) A place of execution.

-v3l (/.) or

a. (mfn.) Deaf.

*3~f^3"

The name of

several plants

Triumfetta Bartramia, Hort. Hen. p. 36

viz.

Urena

(rc.)

Hort. Hen.

lobata,

Deafness.

p. 51

and Xanthium Indi-

cum, Carey.

(-f^^ra/w. from R.

a.

slaying, murderous.

s.

A wife.

2.

<1<

^5. (^T + ^T^)

Hort. Hen. p. 65.
5

Also

A woman.

1.

(/.)

Killing,

3.

The

wife

<1<Perll

A plant (Arum Colocasia).

(^rT + ^Tl) The wild

s.

plantain.

of a relation, especially the wife of a son, a

-Z&m.

<t,

Also

daushter-in-law.

and

^^J^TO

(-f^T

a.

Wishing

to kill or destroy.

^tHtXJvJ

(mfn. 3"H

a.

ing or slaying
a.

to

^)

+R.

from

?/.

Intent on kill-

Hort. Hen.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. ^^-f-tT) Proper

be slain or killed

^31

slain.

(/.) or

vulnerable, liable to be

<N^WU.

(^T + ^^l) A

Abelmoschus ?).

^T^tCTl

(w.) Liability to

be

s.

s.

cus
s.

(n.

R.^+^I?)

3^ Root,

(3^Tf\?)

i.

To produce sound.

1.

To

1.

thong.

Lead.

2.

hurt, to injure.

(^T + ^T^Rt^T?) A

plant

To

Carey.

+
Hort. Hen.

plant (Hibis-

p. 51.

37J5
2.

species of wild
p. 15.

s.

vitifolius).

rius,
3.

Hort. Hen.

(Momordica mixta ?).

killed.

plant (Hibiscus

Carey.

(3"^ + a.

3^%RT*T
3M<fr'H1?r

plant (Glycine

p. 55.

coffee (Coffea Bengalensis).

murderous.

(<^ + ^TtlT) A

s.

labialis).

(^ + ^>)

s.

Carey

plant (Abrus precato-

Bergera integerrima, Hort. Ben.

serve, to worship.
p. 32).

Also,

i.

(3"^f3) and

x.

help, to aid.

2.

assist, to

3.

To sound.

(^TTFf3) 1. To
To have no faith.
vm. (<*}UJ) To

To warm.

4.

ask, to beg.

^T*^

suffix

put after verbal roots to

^ |< K 1<*1/. (m. nomin. 31)

gives abundantly, from

+R.

Much, many,

s.

ffl

^?f^"

See

fountain.

<1^Alt

3.

An

p. 15.

(?rf + 3lt5f1)

Casumunar).

2.

Water, a

abode, a dwelling-place.

Hort. Ben.
s

forest.

(^T + ^rt^?) A

s.

erecta).

^SITPfl

wood, a

Hort. Ben.

grunniens).

3^$3Ti

Carey.

Carey.

(^T + ^Tt^) A

s.

Pox.).

Carey.

^T^TtoJl

Mohun P.

(3^+^311) Two

p. 43.

species of beau-

(^+(^31^)

cumis Madraspatanus).
6

small tree (Diospyros

palms (Areca triandra and Caryota urens).

tiful

Also <*t^A-U^.

p. 2.

cordifolia,

shrub (Morinda

plant (Zingiber

cucurbitaceous

species of ox (Bos

mfn.)

Wilkins' Gr.

Sporting in a garden

plant (Cucumis Madraspatanus).

(w.) 1.

(^T + Zfi^l)

802, 803.
<T*T

s.

e. g.

(Pha-

or grove.

A sacrificer, a priest,

(m. nomin.

from R. TFI

(^T+^5^) A jungle-fowl

s.

sianus Gallus).

^t^lvSl

Kridanta

form with them nouns of various sorts

Who

<1^g&

Mohun P.

plant (Cup. 66.

3rT

1907

^T^T1

(^FT + TFTl)

s.

species of wild vetch.

Haunt-

from R.

a. (wjftt.

ing forests or woods, sylvan, savage,

s.

(^T + ^T^) A

wild

Also 3X*t

animal.

(_f^"^ mfn .)
^TFf^t^i

0<

(m.)

3"T5TT|.

sarum gyrans).

plant

^Ti
<^<U1

(Hedy-

(from

^+.1*5) A

Hort. Ben.

laria Indica).

plant (Flagel-

Also

p. 26.

<t?1 -

<%1"U.<li

(^ + "^^^1)

s.

Hort. Ben.

crispa).

plant (Leea

plant

plant (Ar-

plant (Oxalis

p. 35.

medicinal

Willd.)

Mohun P.

plant (Ge-

(^T + TTlr^l

(Gemium lanceolatum,

Hort. Ben.

Mo-

lonium fasciculatum).

Also

indigo-plant (Galega purpurea).

p. 66.

p. 73.

plant resembling the

+ "5^1

(m.

s.

p. 3.

species of

snake-gourd (Trichosanthes lobata, Box.).

<1D!>;t rl

plant (Jasmi-

Carey.

Hort. Ben.

sensitiva).

(Ama-

p. 43.

p. 18.

A
hun P.

Hort. Ben.

(^T + TWfi) A

s.

^Ttf^fl
^TJJTf^l

plant

p. 67.

<^ <^W>. (^^T + ^R^t^Tl?) A

^l^ll^*.

Hort. Ben.

(Ift.^Si.?) A

s.

attenuatum).

disia glandulosa).

Carey.

p. 52.

(^f+nfM)

s.

ranthus fasciatus).

num

and <1(>V<.<P (mfn.).

(^Fr+Flvy^.) A

s.

s.

small tree (Gordonia

Hort. Ben.

integrifolia).

Caret/.

<1 0^"

^^^i

1908

wild goat.

Carey.

A cucurbitaceous

4^^

(mfn. 4*1

a.

+ n3I)

woods, sylvan, wild.

^51^1^

(3"^"

s.

5.

<l*lj\5li^1

+31^1^) A tree

s.

(Eugenia

Also

fruti-

its fruit.

plant (Clerodendrum inerme).

>

s.

Hort. Ben.

^f^Wl

plant (Phyllanthus multiflorus).

(^T+CllHt^) A

(Physalis minima ).

P.

Also

small plant

^Pjttfc Mohun

p. 66.

<*toI^"

s.

(^*f +

s.

0^4) A

Hort. Ben.
(/.

(^TT + ^H 5

s.

^)

The name of two

(Rumex acutus, Hort. Ben.

plants

Sonchus Orixensis,

and

p. 26,

ibid. p. 60).

(^r + ftf^?) A

officinale).

Mohun P.

plant (Trifo-

p. 66.

^Tf^TTt^s. (<^"+f%t^) A
(Crinum longifolium).

3*E$t

(Ficus hirta).

3*[fjfo<p1

p. 42.

3^PH*T*n

lium

Hort.

Also

<f*i -

pirn.

p. 69.

s.

plant, a red variety

of Jew's mallow (Corchorus olitorius).

^Tftf33

Hort. Ben. p. 46.

<1<5? fi

A
Ben.

p. 42.

tree

p. 37.

(Eleeo-

Carey.

plant (Trichosanthes cucumerina).

(mfn.').

(^T + ^it^) A

Hort. Ben.

cosa).

in forests or

Also

Hort. Ben.

carpus rugosus).
^^^vSTT^I

Produced

species of fig-tree

p. 65.

^T+fSfS^I) A

plant (Cissampelos hexandra).

s.

(^+W)

Carey.

plant (Basella rubra).

Carey.
a.

climbing-

bulbous plant

tiring into

(m/k
a

^T + 3^ from R. ^1)

forest,

Re-

withdrawing from society

into the wilderness, leading the

life

of an ancho-

1910

1909

ret.

(ra.)

s.

hermit,

an anchoret.

Also

^TO^I

s.

^Tf^U

^T + f^TT)

(m.

s.

The koMla (Cucu-

+ ^"^<^t ) A

sort of kidney-

bean (Dolichos Gangeticus, Carey

Hort. Ben.

alatus,

Phaseolus

a residence in a

Residing in a

abode in a

forest,

mfn. from <FT + R.

forest,

s.

An

(m.)

3^Tj

anchoret, a

(^T + f^l^) A

s.

cat (Felis Caracal).

s.

(n.

(^Fr+CH

s.

<*1^%

species of wild

Also

Carey.

<'Tp"f^

^"^T+C^t^T) The

p. 73.

Hort. Ben.

meal

^JI&STl

in

a forest or garden.

plant (Clerodendrum

<t-gM lsilirr

<^^^

(m.

garden or

species of Bassia ?).

Carey.

^T + ^^)

(^IT + ^^T)

(Pancratium triflorum

also

3*R"lh5t
(a

forest tree

Also

small acrid plant

Hort. Ben.

1.

<*1^H1

The Lemur

2.

s.

(/.

The

p. 11.

(Jasmi-

<1< kil

orano;-

epithet of

(-^Tm.
Krishna.

or garland.)

forest.)

(from

plant

longifo-

mus-

p. 48.

Also

chaplet or gar-

^THW + t^)

^TfT*rT

s.

<1fl 5l
&Ft\

(Beng.)

p. 62.

Adorning a

&c).

An animal

found

(Manis pentadactyla).

plant (J ussieua exaltata).

s.

(^T + ^T^f) A
Hort. Ben.

Hort.

s.

Hort. Ben.

plant (Ludwigia

p. 11.

plant (Crotalaria ver-

p. 54.

species of kidney-

bean (a variety of Dolichos Lablab).

6

lion.

p. 33.
i

Ben.

^TRtft\3

An

Wearing a chaplet

2.

1.

Hort. Ben.

^T + R. Tfa)

in the forests of India

rucosa).

(Lit.

^T + TKSpP)

(from 3"^ + R.

parviflora).

land worn by Krishna.

s.

s.

s,

Ben.

tardigradus.

^T + STHl) A

Crinum

Hort. Ben.

forest, beautiful (as shrubs,

^TO"ff^1 * (^T + Srfi^1) A plant

num Zambac). Hort. Ben. p. 3.
utang.

(m. from

s.

The king of the

(Lit.

3^Rr^
vesicatoria).

bulbous

species of wild

plant (Verbesina scandens).

(^T + SlfTU) A

(Ammannia

Carey.

(/)
s.

The keeper of a

forest.

eating a

gad-fly

3^lfTI>

plant

Carey.

(CEstrus of various species).

A small

tUl^'ty)

s.

Carey.

(<=T + JtS^Tli)

s.

p. 58.

Carey.

tard (Sinapis divaricata).

social

of kidne y-

^) A species of trefoil

(iPF-f^f?) A

s.

lium).

<1t^loi1

sort

shrub (Tetranthera

Hort. Ben.

lanceasfolia).

4l5^i

hermit.

<^|<0K

(Ligusticum diffusum).

forest.

(-f^rT

a.

s.

inerme).

^T^t^s. (ro.^f+^PT) An

<1<i*tT,

(Trifolium Indicum).

hog:.

Carey.

pilosum).

3^TpT
s

(37T + 3"R^) A plant (Ocymum

s.

3 3 JJXE lft

p. 54).

The wild

<1<I^

s-

bean (Phaseolus lobatus).

lus Indicus).

<1<4<l&t s

3^55

species of pulse (Pha-

Carey.

seolus trilobus).

p. 55.

Hort.

).

3^

1911

(^ + Kt^W\)

1912

'

<5pJ?lFl

s.

Hort. Ben.

parviflora).

<PH2j?Rr

<W*f%'lg
monly

s.

(m.

woods, foests

0.*i^

(mfn.

a.

^T + ^^) A

<*J5

plant com-

3*T + ^5)

multitude of

Situated in a forest;

s.

<*ilU

s.

A horse

.jUj)

To make,

to fabri-

See

Woollen

1.

^TtH

(from h. euly)

cloth,

ape,

is

the

fastening, a knot, a bandage,

a string

(mfn. R.

broad

cloth,

^ft^ and ^TTTT

See

a joint, a knuckle

order, regularity.

TF + 3I3 )

worshipping, adoring

Paying homage,

welcoming,

Made

R.^+^FT)

(n.

worship,

respect,

<PKlJ

<T*ft^s.

s.

broad cloth.

and 3fSl

(m.)

s.

flatterer.

Homage,

adoration,

Mains' GV.

(p. ^joj)

(/. from

R. 3"CT

flattery.

833.

a harbour, an empo-

port,

tessellatum).

salutation,

praise,

a city in general.

parasite plant (Epi-

^tR^I and <*Kt-

Also

of woollen cloth.

Intimacy, love, friendship.

See <*1

(/)

^^H^ a.

R. <T*[s+^v3)

(mfn. from R. 3~PF

plimentary, polite,

<VKs>

Solicited, requested, asked, begged.

(f.)

1.

a.

2. Served,

Praised,

attended on.

Laudatory, com-

civil.

prisoner.

Also

SMft

(wz/h. pre/. par/, p.

extolled,

lauded,

R.

(/.).
<i

flattered,

compli-

mented.

(femin. of <TpTs3)

a mistress, a wife.

2.

(p. oUx>)

1.

A beloved woman,

A woman
A

in general.

<F*tM v.
s.

(from

p.
;

jLj) Having
of good descent.

a (good)

2.

(from R.

To pay homage,

to

welcome, to compliment.

(-f%^

gyrist, or

foundation or basis

a.

salute, to

foundation, a basis, a

groundwork.
a.

Woollen

1.

Intimacy.

roll,

dendrum

(m/ra. pre/, part. p.

An

dwelling-place

rium, a trading-town, a mart

and 3ft"
a.

a.

?!
a.

Whose

(Lit.

(p. Joj)

belt,

Also

cjUj )

Intimacy.

*.

cate, to prepare, to contrive, to construct.

2.

(-3R>. W+^SVjJ

s.

2.

^"X*.

a thing made.

from Vanayu.
(from a.

husband. Carey.

or forests.

mound, an embankment

p. 1.

tffife [m.).

a machination, a

fabrication,

proper name, +\5l)

(h.

sister's

worshipper, a panegyrist, a

preparation, a contrivance

v. a.

a men-

forest.)

species of wild

(Curcuma Zedoaria). Hort. Ben.

(a. ily)

<tlVig

cloth.

Tarachand Ch.

and

(tn.)

(from h. cubj)

(mfn.").

without apparent blossoms.

<t"l1

A beggar,

(from <FT) Sylvatic, sylvan, relating

a.

woods

<J

^F^ffe s. (m. from <FT + *rf3) A large tree.

(Lit. A lord of the forest.) A fruit-bearing tree

turmeric

Also k*\\<

a monkey.

Also

and <^Tf^\3

(m. from R. <FT

s.

(from

*.

<RTO
to

or groves.

wild, sylvan, savage.

mfn.*)

hog.

called golihura (Ruellia longifolia).

^I^M

^ft?I<P
dicant.

^T + ^tt) A

(m.

s.

plant (Fumaria

A wild

(^=T + *te3")

s.

p. 53.

m. from R.

tft)

1.

pane-

bard attached to the court of a prince.

flatterer,

a parasite.

soner, a captive.

See

3. (Beng.*)

pri-

1914

1913

^tt^tTi

<UU- jcj)

(p.

s.

prison, a jail.

Also

*T*$*i

(^r+^tt^)

a.

To

liberate, to release.

H ^ (f^ftf^l^f) A

<^<P^5.
<T^ii

^pjsltre

(t.

(from

1*1^5,

jailor.

Also

musket, a gun.

p. ifjcj ?)

Also

prisoner.

<CrH*c v s. (p. ^Juj) 1. A binding, a tying.

An invention, a fiction, a contrivance. 3.

2.

gance of

Ele-

^r*rt*n

from R. "3^Ej
bandage, a roller, a garter.
(/.

*<^llH a.

s.

Settlement,

regula-

arrangement, economy, govern-

rope, a

tie,

^+3FflTT)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

The post

(m.

(p.

Fit to be bound, tied, or confined.

style.

tion, disposition,

prison.

an elephant

<^ll

is tied.

(from R.

s.

which

to

stipend, wages, sa-

ment.
lary.

<TO

^T^+TT)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

Also

worthy, laudable.

^rflir

and

Praise-

Root,

ix.

(^tft)

and

With

prefixed,

x.

(<^ilRi)

*<T^

(m. from R.

s.

lation

To bind,

to

<l^) A

tie.

To

To

with

A pledge,

a deposit,

a.

1.

right of inheritance to the

in

attach to, to

tie

See C^tt^v5l

bond, a

tie.

2.

Tied, bound, confined,

OTalXI

a.

2.

.) 1.

friend,

Friend-

multitude of relations.

(mfn.

2.

\ji (/.) or ^ ( n

an associate.

ship, intimacy.

<T^)

kinsman, a re-

loosen, to let

together.

(m. from R.

1.

especially a distant or cognate kinsman,

gentile or sagotra.

To

with f*T or with

adhere,

and subsequent

to be attached to

loose

a captive, a

prisoner,

felon.

\5%) (mfn.).

*^

(from R.

aft -

Affectionate or

kind towards relations and friends.

shut.

*<^<P

(m.

s.

<t^+<) A

*<^s5l1<<?

s.

A flower

+ R.

(m. from

pledge, a pawn, a de-

(Pentapetes Phoenicea).

a mortgage.

posit,

4%<^(.kv3^1

s.

Mohun P.

gager.

\H

+ ft[U3) A mort-

(from

from

a.

^^T, + 31^)

Bound, ensnared, caught.

84.

*^^<Rl^]?fJl s. (from3^ + 3Tf%3) A

mortgagee. Mohun P. p. 84.

a. (mfn.

fr

om R.

lating, fluctuating,

<l?b ) Uneven, undu-

wavy.

Also

(mfn.).
*\

*3^t
a

s.

(/. from

R. 35*)

An unchaste woman,

courtezan, a harlot.

*3^pTs.

(n.

R.^+^FT)

or tying.

<T^ft

^pPt3

2.

(wh.)

ing.
1.

A rope,

The
a

tie,

act of binding

a fetter

also

restrained.

(^

+ 5 1^)

Bound, confined,

2.

the son
2.

*<^b><P

(/.).

a.

??
*<1^S T a. (mfn. from

1.

Bent, stooping,

s.

Beautiful, pleas-

(m.)

of an unchaste wife

1.

also

bastard,
<T

^cr

i'

flower (Pentapetes Phoenicea).

s.

(m.)

A plant,

commonly

riya (Pentapetes Phoenicea,

some, Ixora coccinea).

Also

called dop'ha-

or according to

^<^

(m.).

1916

1915

3^+*fa>j) A

(m.

s.

(Pen-

tree

taptera tomentosa).

(mfn.)

a.

bearing

Detained under

2.

fruit.

unproductive, not

Barren,

1.

con-

arrest,

*3a

(mfn. from R.

a.

1.

Large, great.

2.

An

epithet of

name

Wilkins' Gr. p. 480).

Tawny,

2.

s.

(m.)

Vishnu and of Siva.

of an ancient muni or sage.

mongoose

or

1.

4.

3.

Fire.

The

A large

ichneumon (Mustela Ichneumon).

fined.

(femin. of

s.

man.

2.

3^

^Root,

1.

wo-

childless

^^T + TT Willdns Gr.

(mfn.

a.

vatic, sylvan, savage, wild,

% 899) Syl-

2.

To

With

procreate.

sow

To

3.

To sow seed.
4. To weave.

1.

shave.

To throw

prefixed,

f^T^ To

with

quantity of water; a

(m. R.

(n.

to place

in,

pour out, to shed

with

<Ttt^

s.

3^

(f

R. 3*1 +

(p.

To

JL

s.

(n.

R.

^^+^SH)

Also

(f. from R.

1.

The mucous

ing to some, also, the marrow of the bones.

A hole, a cavity.
s.

(w.)

Wilson.

The body,

^pSTFTa. (_S5T^

or

s.

(-^
(mn.)

s.

wall

2.

?.

on

^11 Root,

father.

1.

field.

a bank, a shore.

a building.

4.

3.

The gate of a

person

who

be paid.

Root,
a.

i.

(mfn.) Great, large.

committing depredations

To

i.

go, to move.

s.

Age, the period of

(m.

3Uo^

a.

(mfn.
life

3Uo + ^)

Youthful, in the

mature, middle aged.

Also

(mfn.).

rampart, a

mud

s.

A large timber^il^l

(corrupt, of

tree (Terminalia Belerica).

See

The foundation of
fortified city.

any cause

for

which

^^TTTl

s.

An

<ni^

s.

(re.)

go.

egg not impregnated by the male.

Age, the time of

youth, the prime of

^nT5

Carey.

(^afij) To

pirate

sower, a

attends the courts of

justice to give testimony in

may

Any

life.

< viol

2.

1.

2.

See^H^.
3ITIpq

the corporeal frame.

^1+^)

emetic.

Carey.

rivers.

A sowing.

mfn.^^r^) Beauti-

R.

An

1.

substance thrown up by vomiting.

prime of

planter.

5^

(Beng.)

3.

2.

handsome.

ful,

*T5

4^+^\J)

Wilkins' Gr. 421.

(from R.

s.

s.

glutinous secretion of the flesh or bones ; accord-

he

Vomiting, sickness.

The sowing of seeds.

sower of

^1

^)

the property.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

seed.

*5^fo

With

act of vomiting.

seed.

<*J.{,

3^1

vomiting, the act

The

<y )

from R.

Vomited.

^FT

^^+^31^) A

of ejecting any thing from the mouth.

s.

"pT

vomiting of any sub-

rural.

(^tf^, -C3)

i.

OTJ A

an inundation.

flood, a deluge,

^\ Root,

3*T)

(f. from

s.

(from R.

s.

stance.

<tU$i
<T"T^1

vomit, to eject from

barren cow.

3Tt^t
3"*P

To

I.

the mouth.

^a

(mfn. from

life

especially

life.

<nT^) Of such or

such an

age.

W|

a.

(mfn. from

See^IT^.

1918

1917

^IT^I

s.

(/.)

^H^Ft^3l

plant (Terminalia Belerica).

(from

s.

on the

boils or pustules

panion, a cotemporary

posed

recall

ad.

(p.

tJ^f

j)

Contrary,

op-

to.

a com-

friend,

^^U^l^l

one of the same age.

or

office.

^ptf^Tft^

(m. from

s.

Small

skin.

Removal

<j^*J\s>y))

(p.

from

(from

s.

tJL^ y)

p.

Contrariety,

opposition.

Z^J\

^H^P) A

(femin. of

s.

woman's female

confidant, a

A name

s.

<LI1 a. (p. <oy) Fetid, disagreeable.

Mohun P.

a beam.

rafter,

friend.

p. 77.

by which the Mahrattas

are

known.
<til

An

(a. (jLj)

s.

ration.

explanation, a decla-

4<s5l

The

2.

5.

plantation or field of pare or betel

face.

(Piper Betel).

3Tlt3"

3$W?)

(from

5.

1.

The wind.

2.

buf-

from R.

falo.

<CU^

(a. t^jj)

5.

Root,

distich, a couplet.

(3Tp3) To

i.

s3lt^) The designation of one of the mixed

classes, the offspring of a Brahman by a Sudra

ask, to request, to

woman

also of a class springing from the

Kridanta

by means of which

suffix,

v. 57.

(3^ + T>) And

ad. Sans.

As. Res.

and Tantravaya.

desire.

Gopa

rather,

or

attri-

better.

butive adjectives are derived from verbal roots

rj,^

R.

short vowel, a
suffix

mute

(mfn. from R.

a.

inserted before the

To

sing.

2.

3.

boon granted by a

s.

(an.)

deity, a bles-

husband, a bridegroom.

tion.

2.

(a. <^Sj3 )

s.

4.

An

s.

Mohun P.

<<<?<l< v
firmness.

s.

(p.

barbarian, a

s.

3Tt
s.

goose.

wasp.

2.

The

4.

1.

6.

a rampart, a

5.

The

act of choosing

act of screening, cover-

A promise

3.

The

(-Beret/.)

a representative.

Also

R. 3" + 33^")

betrothment.

money.

2.

See

(/.).

(n.

1.

(/.)

The

freckle.

mound.

giving of an earnest-

7.
8.

of marriage,

constituting of

(?.)

An

enclosure,

tree (Capparis tri-

3^)

Rather,

WWl

s.

(/.

from3"Tt1+3lf%) The

city of

Benares.
1

blessing, a benedic-

'ffvi

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

Fit to be chosen,

j^rf

j\J

foliata).

jy ) A

matchlock-man.

p. 151.
(p.

2.

(w.) Saffron.

Prosperity.

<P^tlv^

1^1

ing or surrounding.

Sans. ( accus. case of

s.

gander.

choose) Choice, se-

better, in preference.

<<<?^.

<l<

or selecting.

encompassing or surrounding,
ad.

1.

foreigner.

<Ri

wish, a desire, a request, a selection, a

choice.

W>

from

Wilkins' Gr. p. 467.

eminent, great, best.

lect, excellent,
1.

>?L is

a. (mfn.^) Victorious,

e. g\

R. "fe To conquer.

<M

After roots ending in a

pgrigjj.

(i.)

s.

mfn. Ruinous, perishable, from

a.

e. s.

^^"^3
face.

ji) Rest,

steadfastness,

s.

(w.)
3.

^<^J<-^

1.

^ + ^1^^)

eligible.

portico.

2.

Pimples on the

A multitude.
a. (p. t^jjs j))

dismissed from an

office.

Put

aside,

removed or

3*1

1919
(from

s.

p.

an

aside, dismissal from

(/. from R.

The being put

J)
office.

^) An

<lt1
2.

s.

(/. from

(Beng.

elephant's leather

girth.

?)

R.

<r^ + f[ from R.

(tm/w.

"^1) Granting a

, (,

request or desire, conferring a boon or blessing

propitious, favourable.
k. 1 s.

requisite for

Wt^H

estimate, a ea.eu.a-

beforehand what

1.

virgin, a girl.

on the fourth day of the month Magha.

Wl<P

(m.

s.

from

a.

(mfn.

^1WB3

As. Res. in. 272.

bearer,

Holding,

a.

bearing.
p. j\ &j )

The holding

or bear-

ing a thing.

s.

(n.l

s.

patience.

(Panicum

species of grass

Sort. Sen.

4Hiq

(i.)

s.

Woody

^^
+

1.

cord, a rope.

uligino-

ferrea).

**t&t

s.

2.

**+ to) A
X5

(p.

snow.

R. -31"^)

CL>\ji)

(from

a.

note in the

As. Res. in. 77.

an assignment, a
(p. uJ^j) Ice,

cowry

cowry.

(/. from

s.

bridegroom.

Carey.

seed-vessel of a

The nagesara plant (Mesua

(/.)

Hindu gamut.

p. 8.

The

3.

2.

Also *Tf1d<e

lotus.

4<iP^Fl
(j^il^) Endurance,

nJ^s. (p.

sum).

**1tf

(Cyprsea moneta).

(from

The

2.

Beautiful, well-formed, handsome.

(p.

s.

The head.

privities of either sex.

(femin. of ^"^"ET)

<I<|TO^

may be

an undertaking.

cassia.
festival

three myrobalans.

hog, a boar.

An

^+3tff)

(n.

s.

The

1.

3*t^) A

for

tion, the considering

<T<( Et a.

1920

letter

commission, a warrant,
a maintenance, cash.

Relating to a commis-

CL>\jf)

sion, warrant, or assignment.

person

who

attends the bridegroom at a mar-

riage.
s.

tinguished

<M<tpPft

One

(tk.)

men

of the Nine

(/. from

s.

Gems

or dis-

Vikramaditya.

at the court of

**+^ct+t%j A vir-

tuous and beautiful woman.

(Lit.

One

of ex-

cellent colour or caste.)

<H<U'f|<

See

3**t1

Abreast, even, level, like,

a. (p. y}js)

up

plain, uniform, smooth,

3^fl>

*^Tl

<5< 1<<^

s.

(n.

s.

1.

*Tb.1

^<OMPT

Saffron.

wasp, a hornet.

2.

^TtRT^I
y^, *%

goose.

tion.

(corrupt, of

*fe*ft)

fish-hook, a

(p.

<T4t3[

s . (/.

s.

(from

v. a.

(from R.

To

rain, to

shower.

s.

in-

3^ + 3TtRt$;) A hand-

woman.

p. i^jjU*)

An

estimate, a calcula-

(m.) Coarse cloth. Also

s.

(?.)

lects, a

cow.

An

from

See

spear.

^Tf^d?

JkT^) Accusation, criminal

or elegant

.<l.<.lPi
s.

s.

Hunter.

formation.

some

3^T + 3tf|^)

to, opposite, equal,

exact, accurate, alike, straight.

epithet of

1.

^Ttf^T

(m.).

hog, a boar (in some dia-

See Trans. R.A.S.

Vishnu

in

his third

i.

453).

2.

avatara or

3&

1921

descent,

352.

i.

The name of a

3.

sa-

4*H^hM

s.

from

(/.

Leather, skin.

^Tfe + ZFtg") A

(femin. of 3*4 1^)

^f5i^ft

5) To

(from R.

or

(w.) Mail, armour.

2.

A house,

4.

3.

Wilson.

a dwelling.

sow.

33$1) An

(f. from

s.

army.

species of grass (Cyperus verticil-

Hort. Ben.

latus).
v. a.

wooden fender

plant

(Lycopodium imbricatum, Rbx.y.

s.

1.

ledge round a carriage as a defence from the

effects of collision.

As. Res. vn. 241.

cred place.

1922

(m. from R. ^T)

which he assumed the shape of a

in

As. Res.

boar.

3*1

p. 6.

choose a husband,

3)

(mfn. from R.

a.

to betroth, to promise marriage.

Chief, principal,

distinguished, desirable.

honour, reverence,

Service,

(/.)

The

adoration.

^ftWl+tv3)

(mfn.

a.

Also

honoured, adored, revered.

split slips

Served,

< (<<P^M

which run lengthwise

bamboos.

in a stage of

<__
<r<F<T

s.

Any young animal

(wi.)

especially a

young goat or lamb.

(mfn.).

WfW*\\

i.

fish-hook.

(from

<I*1

The rainy

^)

(from R.

v. n.

To

season.

rain,

to fall

number of

L A

^^)

(m. from R.

s.

<T^fx

(mfn. irreg. superl. degree of

GV.

Ains'

s.

520)

p.

quently used in comp.

Desire, wealth,

Largest, greatest. 2. Best.

1.

e. g.

plant (Asparagus racemosus).

human

7w/*m.

33

irreg.

compar. degree

2.

Better, preferable,

tribes

The designation of one of

among

Kidluka on
s.

(to.

s.

(z.)

divisions

As. Res. u. 302.

of the ecliptic.
s.

pursuit,

(m.)

s.

from

The

of the guttural class,

first

mathematics)

viz.

beatitude),

final

square-number.

The

letter k,

(In

2.

Colebr. Alg.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520) Larger, greater,

The name of one of the twenty-seven

4<1 \5

(wi.)

p. 8.

pre-eminent.

s.

Fre-

<-

<r

+ <n

Four,

class of guttural letters,

the

of

U^^H

and

virtue,

.....

from

(/.)

a row, a

series,

similar things, a class, a tribe.

four principal objects of

a.

(f.\

series of four objects (applied especially to the

Also

in a shower.

<[<3?<3

<r

(/.)

Also

the Hindus.

Manu

is.

from E.

1.

(- 5 *F[ n. ^Tl +
thematics) An operation relating

(In

s.

to

ma-

square-

numbers.
the degraded

As. Res.

v.

61.

215.

\f)

^T3^

Var una,

A^Y^

s.

(in.

Colebr. Alg. p.

^T^Wfa
the deity

W\ + ^FT)

thematics)

1 1.

(m,

s.

The square of a cube.

The

*f\+*& + *$3)

fifth

power.

(In ma-

Colebr. Alg. p. 11.

of the waters, and regent of the west, the Indian Neptune.

Hort. Ben.

^tlTT3d

2.

tree (Capparis trifoliata,

p. 41. also
s.

Cf.

Spirituous liquor.

from

Tapia Crateeva).

^i+^ltTR+3)

s.

(m.

^f+^tPf) The

root of a square.

Colebr. Alg. p. 9.

^fe^fe

s.

(/.

^f+^'^R?)

affected square.

(In algebra)

Caiebr.Alg. pp. 112. 171.

An

3$

1923

1924

The square of a
a biquadratic number.

square,

Colebr. Alg. p. 11.

class,

tribe,

a caste, an order.

coloured housings of an elephant.

Fame,

property. 5.

3.

4. Quality,

Beauty,

celebrity, praise. 6.

square
lustre.

of a squared square.

Colebr. Alg. p. 11.

A square-root.
Alg.

of the alphabet.

Colebr.

from ^7)

a%

classified.

2.

+ <!\3)

i.

Arranged,

(In algebra) Squared, raised to

(TT a. (infn.

Also^HJ

or class.

<\Root,

^H)

from

series

Wilkins'Gr. 899.

(mfn.).

MOW)

i.

Belonging to a

<n"3

perfume

SrifeglSfl

who

To

2.

Form, shape.

Light, splendour,

(m. ZF\

3.

(mn. from

or of classes

<0^+^)

+ZFT) The

s.

liction

+^1^3) Algebraic (as a de-

(mfn.

Colebr. Alg. p. 271.

monstration).

Ordure, excre-

3^+3FT)

Abandonment, dere-

an exception, an exclusion, an omission.

a.

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

^^+3I f|T[')
;

Proper to be abandoned, relinquished, omitted

or excepted

<f\5N3

<P3[+^3)

R.

Abandoned, relinquished, omitted,

left out,

ex-

cepted, excluded, free from, destitute of: used

comp.

in

of reflection, heedless, from

+ <T"PJk3

flection,

Root,

paint.

To
5.

2.

x.

"SH^I

2.

s.

s.

(/.)

L To

delineate,

into length, to extend.

exertions. 6.

<r\+^1 )

a. (m/h.

1.

Painting, colouring.

k^tl

Also

part. p. R.

Re-

(/.).

3"Cf SjSftfi)

Fit to be related or described.

3T>H3s.

(from

W% +R.

The dropping

or

omitting a letter in pronunciation.

The change
or substitution of one letter for another.

To

To

to

grind or pound.

shine.

7.

To

\)

I.

Colour, hue,

send,

tint.

(n.

number of

^1+^5)
syllables.

Metre regulated by the

As. Res. x. 421.

3.

^fsTl^l

^"T^I^r

2.

rent

s.

s.

(/.

(m.

3:4+3X^1) An

alphabet.

The confusion

of

by the intermarriage of persons of diffetribes, a. (mfn.) Of mixed blood or origin.

castes

(m. from R.

R.

Description, relation.

to direct, to order, to throw.

s.

(n.

37^3*.

describe, to celebrate. 4.

To make

3TT*T

i.

castes respectively.

(3TTXrf\3)

To draw

Manu

See

duties incum-

(mfn.) Void

a.

e. g.

Hindu
8891.

bent on the four

^pftTT

Also 3^3P (mfn?).

irregular.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

order of colours,

The

R.

(n.

of an in-

alphabetic arrangement.

ment, feces.

<<Sn

Brahman

Ordure, excrea.

s.

^fe + fWl) A

shine.

from R. 31?)

<r

3. (m.)

a bard.

(m.

s.

Sandal.

2.

(/.)

a pigment, a

officiates at sacrifices for persons

ment.

<i>+<P

also

A paint,

1.

ferior class

(n.

lustre.

The colour of gold on the

3fW<$)

(mn.

s.

s.

Tb^s.

A letter

Colebr. Alg. p. 324.

A panegyrist,

a square.

9.

(mn.)

8.

touchstone, the fineness of gold thereby deter-

mined.

p. 9.

371

Theatrical dress.

7.

The

^5

1925

<t"H lW

(n.

s.

unknown

ing several

1926

An

letters

equation involv-

+^nnH)

addition of a

^JITt^^T^

Hindu

^+3Tt3H)

The

Tptf

scribe, a writer.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. <TI

scribed, related

v. a.

+ ^3) De-

praised, eulogized.

(from R. <T1)

To

<F?J

4.

1.

<l

Pv3<P

5.

(/.

olivacea).

2.

(In gram-

2.

Perfume

for the

painting-brush.

candle, a match

3.

a lamp, a

ruled line.

^F&fc&ft s. (^f#
A pair of snuffers.
from

from R.

3^3) L A

(Seng.)

quail (Perdix

wick.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of R.

a.

relate, to describe,

<i^) Brought

to narrate, to detail.

^f^t^ + ^t^)

from R.

candle.

and

anchoret).

The wick of a

Vaisyas, and Sudras) and the four states of

a.

(w.) Actual exist-

tense.

person, a collyrium.

(Brahmans, Kshatriyas,

castes

society (student, householder, mendicant,

<pM

(m.

s.

mar) The present

(plur. m. from

s.

four

The

a word).

letter (to

(/.) or

ence.
\[

<r

TtPWl s.

31

present.

Colebr. Alg. p. 324.

<r

actually taking place,

Existing, being,

S^t)

magnitudes.

or

about,

accomplished, become,

been.

^T{a. (-f"F?>>. 3!+^)

a particular colour, caste, or

painter.

2.

writer,

Relating to

tribe,

(m.)

s.

a scribe.

3.

1.

re-

ligious student.
<tv3<l?

<^^) A

Tf^W . (m/ft.

^f^5^:

see

3$t

R. <3 + t*g) Staying, abiding:,

species of quail

(Perdix olivacea, Buchanan's MSS.).

sort of

of

fixed, stationary.

(m. from R.

s.

^&dfemin.

(m.)

Also

horse's hoof.

(/.).

2.

mixed

or bell-metal,

commonly

3.

m/w. from R. *jT^) Existing,

being, continuing, abiding

called

used in comp.

mfn?)
middle,

intermediate,

middle,

+^"PS^).

Abiding

from 3$fo

s.

e. g.

in

the

(n.)

The

bidri.
<r

a.

(mfn. from R.

stationary.

come

The

2.

S^Cj

Fixed, stable,

Causing a thing to happen or

Wilkins' Gr. 770.

to pass.

s.

(w.) 1.

existence of a thing, continuance in a con-

dition.

2.

livelihood, a profession,

an occu-

pation.

Also
a.

sible,

a.

(m/ra.

circular,

87.

s.

2.

from R. *^X^) Round, globular,

(m.)

1.

circle.

Colebr. Alg. p.

globe, a ball, a bullet.

^gFFl^te a.

3.

A pea.

(mfn. 3^pT+>Al.l<$ W.) Circular,

spherical, round, globular.

(/. from R.

way.

4^3^

33Tt

^^) A road,
3lfpr

a path, a

and <t'wfi,

(mfn. fat. part. p. of R.

(/.$.

S.

(-"SFT

path, a way.

2.

R.

An

^J + 5P^)

1.

(mfn. pres. part. a. proper form of R.

road, a

eye-lid.

<S^) Pos-

probable.
a.

3TT

candlestick.

^TpS

a.

crease,

(mfn. R.

^+s5P?}

promoting growth.
2

Causing to

Used

in

comp.

in-

e. g.

1927

1928
(mfn.) Causing an increase of pro-

a.

perty, from

(m.)

commonly

(m. from R.

s.

(~T^\

3^

a.

causing to grow
770.

Root,

To

<T^)

carpenter.

or

increase.

(from

Also

Augmenting,
Wilkins'

Gr.

*TOH
^^^T

5.

s.

son.

3fFf*ft^

3^ + *^) Having

(mfn.

a.

a ten-

dency to grow or increase, growing, increasing.

from R.

(./.

small water-jar.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. ^T^-f-

a.

^^U)

Capable of being increased, extended, or aug-

v3l

mented.

(/.)

and

Mohun P.

bility, ductility.

^pTl'T a.

(n.)

Augmenta-

p. 155.

water-jar

1.

2.

also

The

castor-oil tree (Ricinus

lid,

2.

kidney-bean (Dolichos

Hort. Ben.

(/.)

blue

(m.)

1.

An

kind of sweetmeat.

Also

p. 55.

^TbT,

fly.

an ignorant per-

outcast,

sort of basil

(Ocymum

pilo-

<r^r<Cl

s.

(/.)

sort of basil

(Ocymum

pilo-

1.

W*&Q

sum): also

(-^Jp^

s.

from R.

This word

mail.

is

Armour,

of

men

compo-

of the Kshatriya

v. 66.

(mfn. from

^^FQ Armed, accoutred.

(-"pSPT

Also

^ + I 1T )

often found as the

name

As. Res.

^f^K? a.

bird (Loxia

Carey.

Philippensis).

<t*^l

2.

(/.).

mfn.).

the earthen cover of a

<^Tn^

TO
Qn.).

at (m/ra. /w*.

par*, p. R.

^ + TT)

Fit to be

chosen, estimable, choice, worthy.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of R.

I-

to go.

sum, Rox.).

caste.

communis).

a.

sort of

{mfn. pres. part. a. proper form of R.

(mA

s.

nent part of the

Growing, thriving, increasing, prospering,

uJj)

(mrc.)

2.

p.

(n.) Increase, growth.

s.

To move,

1.

Catjang).

I^+^FT)

(Wfe)

i.

kill.

called bamanaifhi.

m.).

R.

(mfn.

Wealth,

(n.)

s.

plant,

Increased, augmented, thriven, grown,

TO?1

s.

(/emin. of

TO*) A young maiden

(fit

to

Wilkins' Gr. 728.

be chosen for a wife).

<r

expanded.

2.

(pret. part. p.

R. <T<Lj Cut,

To

increase, to en-

(corrupt, of

s.

fish-hook.

split, divided.

TO^Root,
(from R.

v. a.

large, to grow.

3ff^

a.

(m/ra.

$B*

R.

31

(/.) or

(n.)

The

being disposed to grow.

5-

(/)

RoOT
2.

To

>

fill.

A
x

(TOS3) To

TO

(m.

s.

fi

omR.

( ^Tio) The
Gr.

821). Disposed to increase, having a tendency

to thrive or grow.

i.

be wet.

<r

^^)

rainy

months Srdvana and

1-

Rain, raining

viz.

comprising

season,

plur.

the

JBhddra, or according to

others JBhddra and A'swina.

division

2.

A year.

3.

of the continent: nine are reckoned,

Kuru } Hiranmaya, Romdnaha,

Iluvrata,

Hari, Ketumdla, Bhadrdswa, Kinnara, and

thong.

See 3"ft

(^^Tfe)

1.

To

Bhdrata.
cut to pieces.

TO1

s.

(n.

Wilson.

R.

raining, rain.

TO + OT")

The

falling of rain,

3fj

1929

3^H^T3

3*T+T^T3) A

(m.

s.

mountainous

range supposed to separate the various varshas

or divisions of the continent from each other

enumerated from south to north

six ranges are

Sweta, and Sringi or Sringavan

mount Meru

Other names are some-

constitutes the seventh.

^^H^TT
age

used in comp.

a.

Of

l^Tt^ k

(TFT

(m.)

<r^+3^

^H
anniversary, a

birth-day.

(_5H\ n

1.

gramineous plant (Trigonella

Also

corniculata).

^N^TIwl

Root,
excellent.

(Beng.~) (from <J^T) Rain, a shower; the rainy

3^ Root,

(/.).

season.

To
of

q. v.

of

(cans,

v. a.

3f^3 )

To cause

to

5.

To

To

shine.

shower down.

1.

s.

A disease

2.

OTR^a.

'<WUlZTs.

be pre-eminent or

(<^C3)

i.

3.

kill.

give.

1.

To

To speak,
cover.

x.

to

To

4.

2.

tell.

spread.

1.

To speak.

peacock's

2.

See the preceding.

s.

(m. from R.

leaf.

3.

<1^)

1.

sort of perfume,

tail.

commonly

Carey.

2.

(n.

Rainy, showery.

3^ + R. V) A frog.

An

from

1.

earth-worm.

An

3fTt

Hog-weed.

Rainino

s.

,^

A peacock.

from

commonly

perfume,

fire,

See <T^t
)

A vegetable

called gant'hiala.

Also

s.

(m. from

To ram)tosl

superl.

deity, a

divinity.

^f^^

s.

(-\

The name of
irreg.

rainv.

down.
(m/re.

or

(m. from
(n.

^fSTPU

Oldest, very old.

Agni

epithet of

female frog, a
3.

(-mXm.fwm^fKo + R.*K)

3^ + Tift") A rainy night.

(mtn.

ra ,I. ( ,om

a.

and cows supposed

rains.

^to+^)

(/.

small frog.

a.

3.

called gant'hiala.

3^ + ^)

(from

(m. from
s.

The body.

See the next.

s.

<5V1

l.

worn during a

cloak

in horses

be occasioned by the

s.

+ ST*TJ

elevation, tallness.

(from <<li) Relating to rain or to the

rainy season.

R.

(3\K3) To

i.

hurt, to

2.

rain.

2. Measure, height,

2.

a.

Hail.

handsome form.

(/.)

rain, to

Wilkin's Gr. p. 465)

(m.

eunuch.

An

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520.

Rainy, watery.
S.

<T"5"1 s.

mfn. irreg. compar. degree

Older, very old.

of

Tarachand Ch.

year.
s.

g.

(mfn.) Sixteen, -f<T^ft^I

(mfn. R.

Entrance into a

4<l4<

e.

sixteen years of age, from

Wilson.

times given.

new

1930

(mfn. from <t*| Pertaining to years or

a.

(mfn.)

Hemakuta, Nishadha, Nila,

Hinvavan,

viz.

to

degree of

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520.

m. from

a particular class of the pitris or

primeval progenitors of mankind.

196. 199.

Manu

in.

1931

1932

monly

from

(n.

s.

+ ^5 ) A
Also

called bdla.

from R. 3"^

. (.

splendor.

4.

To

i.

(3 TU3) 1. To kill.
To explain.

move.

To

*3^T

power

575.

An

2.

ness.

4,

i.

(^HTTCS)

x.

cover.

to enclose,

x.

2.

To

(3l*T-

army.

(in.)

crow.

5.

three incarnations termed

size,

3^

*.( v. noun

of^f^3)

The saying a thing,

ness, power, firmness.

*^^t\. (-3^

^14^

Also

(n.).

Z&'+ZS)

mfn.

Strong,

stout, valid, powerful, firm.

(m.

s.

+ 1^r.Jt^)

Array of

troops.

^^rPr^pr
epithet of

s.

m ^r+^r+R^k'-T)
.

Indra.

Bala and Vritra).

s.

The destroyer of

(Lit.

Also

< l^Q^
cr

m ^T+sIj) An
.

(m.).

epithet of

Bala-

RAMA.

the

W35fij$1
plant,

(mfn.)

ZF&l s.

a.

Also ^T'O Ej (m.).

Strength, stout-

third of the

Ramas.

Krishna.

bulki-

Baladeva,

Krishna, and the

elder brother of

in the

Trans. R. A. S.

Large

3.

the

s.

elder brother of

An

Strength, might,

1.

system of the Pdnchardtras.

i.

To prevent

one of the attributes of the Deity

handsome

^TO (^T + Tf) An ox, a bullock.

*^UpF (m. ^+CK%) Baladeva,

*<Mf4*Pl*t

ZQ)

from R.

1.

earth.

1.

cherish, to maintain.

(n.

s.

3.

To

1.

To surround,

3.

(^TrRj)

x.

Togo.

2.

The

the act of speaking.

A peacock.

grain.

(WW)

i.

5.

called gant'hidla.

In the proper form,

3^ Root,

2. Light,

an oblation.

(3*=if3) and

or obstruct wealth.

2.

s.

To hoard

2.

live.

(femin. of

s.

(.).

?) 1. Fire.

commonly

m.

Root,

^fXo^

sacrifice,

vegetable perfume,

iHiiii

woman.

(mn.) Sacrificial grass (Poa cyno-

3.

suroides).

perfume, com-

s.

commonly
(from R.

A medicinal

(f. from

called trdyamana.

3^) A spear.

Strong, robust, powerful, mighty.

^irW.^<
Taddhita

suffix,

fig-tree (Ficus scabrella).

adjectives are derived from substantives,

(mfn.) Strong, from

s.

^T^Fl
like

a.

I.

(mn.)

2.

Moderately thin

milk once boiled.

Z&FF&l

ad.

(from

By

force,

by

violence.

3!^

a.

s.

(m.) White,

An ornament

the

2.

(m.)

a.

(mfn.

or strength,
gate.

3.

part of

(mfn.

Surrounded, en-

s.

(m.

^T + Tta)

named Balarama,

The demigod

half brother to
;

Krishna,

according to some
Wilson.

Also

^'T + vSl) Produced by power

s.

War.

Carey.

the eighth avatdra of Vishnu.

*^TvS

inclosure, a

(Beng.) (In anatomy)

and the third of the Ramas

colour.

for the wrist, a

An

compassed.

*<<h<U
(mfn.) White,

3.

the ear (Helix).

a.

^T + ZFH)

1.

an armlet.

boundary.

Lukewarm.

Carey.

(m.)
bracelet,

Strength,

species of

e. g.
s.

a.

(from^ + ^R") A

s.

by means of which some

(n.)
4.

1.

Marrow,

field.

2.

pith.

5.

Fruit.

city-

#^OTpF

s.

(m.

^T + ^^T)

An

epithet of

1934

1933

IndrA.

The

(Lit.

destroyer of

Bala). Also 3*Tf*l *W1

*^fl

s.

2.

(Beng. )

hun P.

plant (Sida cordifolia,

&c).

plant (Hibiscus tortuosus).

Mo-

(/.) 1.
s

demon

the

p. 39.

The

(from

3.

to that

between the ensiform cartilage and the

navel

also 3*fj, (/.)

^f*re

The edge of a

(?wn.)

s.

f^f^T

See

v. n. (h.

Ujj) To

thatch.

say, to speak, to

The making an
oblation, the offering a

(caus.

To cause

of ^f*TC\3)

to

*Tf^T<f*fL

say or to speak, to teach to speak.

(/.)

Trans.

small kind

R.A.S. u.

An
See

of crane.

s.

(m!)

Mungo).

1.

f^fMrtt^

Vishnu.

(Lit.

The destroyer of

king Bali.)

20.

sort of split pulse

The

2.

sacrifice.

(-f^m. from^T+R.^

epithet of

a.

^Tft>

tell.

act of

speaking or saying a thing.

v. a.

(Phaseolus

(mfn. from

) Shrivelled, wrinkled,

flaccid.

generative organ of a bull.

from 3Ff,+^t3")

(m,

The doing a thing by

crow.

An oblation of food to spirits. Sabda

violence, rape, oppression.

S. p. 246.

*3^"K^t3^

from ?[fT,

(mfn.

a.

Doing a thing by

-f<?l<<F)

^TK^t^t

Also

force.

(-"fe%mfn.).

Tf^To

Shrivelled, wrinkled,

flaccid.

*3p1^<P
The gaining

from^f^T)

(mfn.

s.

(-^ m. ^f^T + R.

or
)

crow.

monkey.

Also

recovering strength, invigoration.

The

superin-

tendent of the forces (or stores ?) of a

Trans.

prince.

R.A.S.

i.

(m.

Discourse, con-

of Indra.

(Lit.

s.

Called, named.

A fish-hook.
(Lit.

The adversary of the demon

a.

Also

if^ft (/.).

3f^ + ^W^)

n.

s.

fernal regions.

The

in-

The abode of king Bali.)

(-pF^mfn.

Strong, ro-

bust, vigorous, powerful.

s.

(m.)

1.

cloud.

A mountain.

2.

3.

daitya or demon.

*3~f^T

(mn.)

s.

epithet

Bala).

^^Tte^

3f*T*1

<fa^*l
+ ^i\Tl^5) An

<f~IW)

(mfn?) Squint-eyed.

a.

versation.
s.

(from

a.

174.

(from

*<T^1 1< Ifj

3"f^Tl1

Hindu

(m. from R.

^ft^

(mre.)

s.

*3 55 fl^t
^^T?)

1.

sacrifice,

a re-

wlillO,

Vdmana

^I^T

an oblation.

or dwarf-incarnation,

2.

and appointed

king of Patala or the infernal regions.

A wrinkle,

3. (y.)

a fold of the skin, applied especially

(m. from

thatch.

^T + R.

<F^?)

bull,

an ox.

The name of
an ancient sovereign of Mahabalipur, who was
deprived of his dominion by Vishnu in the
ligious offering,

s.

The edge of a

a.

(-Wlmfn.

from

^T)

Stronger,

very strong.
ad.

(of).

(from^T) By
Used

power of

in

comp.

the force, by the power

e. g.

religion or duty.

H ^!^ By the
1

1935

1936

4l^m.

3^T) A

(from R.

s.

by the

wisp of straw used

gunjas or

natives of India to preserve fire near

them while

at work.

+\

<$

By means of force

<T^<^ Root,

W
3*3?

2.

The bark of

3^

The vina

tree.

1.

(mfn.}

a.

dear.

The bark of a

A cook.

cause to

(caws, of

v. a.

lover, a

husband.

(m.)

s.

A director,

1.

a superin-

To be

<Tc^

Root,

^f^U3)

To

heat, to

hot, to boil.

To

i.

go, to move, to

<^jn

<f^?WJ)

(from

5.

^<*^) Handsome,
The

beautiful.

s.

3c?^) The

from R.

(/.

bit of a bridle,

rem.

(m.) Dried

^^Root,

^Jc^T^l

gallop.

s.

(jm.)

Root,

(Saccharum

sort of grass

cylin<3^i

Manu

dricum).

s.

n. 43.
(w.)

^^Root,
4^3^^

s.

i.

(^^3)

(mn.}

by the white
(Termes
a.

1.

4*^

strong, vigorous.

^PIRoot,
K

i.

(iJray.)

i.

1.

To

cut.

2.

^J^.
1.

tell.

(^^ilfsj) To

x.

ii.

(<Ff^) To wish,

Authority,

1-

shine.

to desire.

Desire, wish.

power, mastership,

2.

controul,

The

cover.

subjecting,

overpowering, or subduing any one, especially

3*K3S

or incantations.

ad. Sans.

(3*1+3*^) Under

^K51

s.

Subjection,

(/.

under the controul of another.

To

(/.).

controul

or subjection.

Wilkins' Gr. 899.

(%W*$)

Also

creeping plant.

Also

up

white ant

+ XT) Connected with strength,

flesh.

(mn. from R.

by drugs

(^J^XT'Rj)

Also

purify.

move.

mole-hill, a hillock cast

2.

^Pj A

metre

x. 465.

subjection.

eat.

bellicosus).

(mfn.

3^ Root,

ants.

To

Also

nent.

(mfn.^ Beautiful, handsome.

a.

As. Res,

(3^$T\3) and x. (3^3Tf3)

Also, i. (3 ^3) 1. To
3. To be pre-emi2. To cover.

i.

or

kill or hurt.

A horse's

R.

(n.

s.

2.

Also 3ft

To speak

<af^lsS

pedicle.

A sort of

3.

act of boiling
s.

(from R.

A compound

1.

Sanskrit prosody.

in

any thing.
s.

Hort. Ben.

(Ficus scabrella, Rox.*).

p. 103.

creeping or climbing plant.

jump.
a. (corrupt, of

species of

hot, boiling.

(/.)

To

2.

tendent, a chief-herdsman.

boil.

v. n.

*4 erP

Beloved, desired, amiable,

1.

Supreme, superintending,

2.

fig-tree

3^t1

herd sman, a milk-

^fe^ftj) Warm,

(from

<T^3?tl^\3

2.

garment made of bark.

a.

^F5

or Indian lute.

man.

A
1

(m.)

s.

speak.

a tree.

^eRF )

(m. from

s.

or violence, forcibly.

(3w^I[f3) To

x.

(a.)

5.

genit. case of

ad.

weight equal to two

Colebr. Alg. p. 2.

rattis.

Carey.
(/.)

3T^^fTTl

(m. from R.

s.

2.

the being

Also ^"^f^" (w.).

Obedient.

To
<f?l!*

o.

(m/ra.

from R.

3^?)

Empty,

void.

1938

1937

(m.)

TpT3"
s.

brated

long pepper.

sort of

Also

The name of a

(m. from R.

(Manu

or saint

ancient riski

cele-

35),

i.

with one of the seven stars of Ursa

Major.

3*ft

a.

cover, to clothe,

(Wf\S)

(m.).

identified

To

+ %\)

Obedient,

To

inhabit

from 3*1

(n.

preparation to

jection.

with

vercome,

^*l+^\3) Co me

By

under

(/.) or

the force of, through the

influence of.

Govern-

R.

(<<t(\3) To

indecl. Sans, (from

ceremony

religious

dwell

with

PlT

into exile, to banish

(in

with

abroad or at a distance

live

live

near

with

To

(in the caws.)

To

<l

dwell, to

banish.

which

(or reduplicated) preterite,

is

added

to

jugating in that tense

Ift^j

to.

e. g.

'^t'j

/.

^F^^ (nomin.
n.

To weep.

wept, from R.

Having

Wilkins' Gr.

^^o.

Enough,

(p. u~>^)
s.

(from R.

s.

(f.

sufficient.

<T^) A

dwelling.

to hurt.

kill,

An

R.

on making an oblation

tion used

To send

To

humble.

able, controulable, obedient, tame,

i.

a night

683-686.

<I*t) a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

3^ Root,

+ f=T To

or

spend a night,

sing.

3T*1 ad. (from 3*1 )

some great

+ H To

Subjugation, controul, subjection.

(ra.)

To spend

with

with,

the root as modified and reduplicated for con-

SS\

controul, fallen into subjection.

company

in

<T^The termination of the participle of the second

subdued, brought into subjection, obedient.

.3"

f%

or

^4

(mfn. from

prefixed,

act of

subduing or overcoming, the bringing into sub-

a.

inhabit, to

With

^'jTo live

r.

watching, fasting, and other austerities as a

the caus.}

The

with

to dwell together

with

under controul.

(<^ITf3) To

and x.

dwell, to spend a night.

in

(-"Pt5* mfn.

wear (a garment),

to

exclama-

to a deity with

from R.

1.

an abode, a residence.

ing,

^fll^

v. a.

To

A
2.

house, a dwell-

Night. (Seng.)

reside, to dwell.

fire.

<>*t^s3

a.

(mfn.

See

ficed with fire.

^t^fa
with

s.

(f.

3"^+ 3=3)
Manu

A dwelling-house.

Offered or sacri-

<^s.

n. 106.

^t+^f3) An oblation made

ing

(n.

R.^^T+IH)

Habitation, dwell-

1.

a place of residence, an abode.

wearing of garments

2.

The

clothes, wearing-apparel,

fire.

dress.

Root,

(3SWf3)

x.

1.

To

see.

2.

To

go.
a.

^S^H

5. (to.

from R.

^S^ITfl s. (f.
many calves.
Root,
unbending

from

To be

(literally

3.

1.

To

cow

s.

An

bearing-

s.

(from

To be
kill.

straight, to

or metaphorically).
affectionate.
4.

To

accept,

2.

To

Dwelling, residing.

inhabitant, a resident.
(to.)

Spring, the vernal season, com-

months Chaitra and Vaisakha, or

prising the

iv.

(^t^Ht3)
to divide.

3^?) A calf one year old.

be

from the middle of March to the middle of May.

x.

2.

cut,

ii.'(3T&3)

bird

(Bucco

(^^-j-^?^) A

bird

(B ucco

(Beng.) The small pox.

3.

Philippensis).

^g<?<<*i
6

TO

1939

3ft

Buchanan's MSS.~).

Corula,

^raTf^i

and

Also

Carey.

TO3^t

1940

Wealth, substance, matter, a thing.

(w.)

<3^L

5.

gem, a jewel.

6.

Water.

See

7. Fossil

salt.

The

vernal
(n.

s.

season, spring.

3?J + ^) A

fossil salt

a district in Ajmere, Sambher

brought from

salt.

Wilson.

sort of

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

A beggar,

Res. x. 439.

-4s.

a petitioner,

a suppliant.
(/. from

s.

ticular scale in

<*U

sit

flatten

-tfft

The serum

2. Fat, suet.

3.

or mar-

(Beny. from

Pll<i4) To cause a per-

(cans, of

down,

to cause to sink or to subside,

noun of

(v.

or thrusting

bit

v. a.

to

sit,

a.

An

3^13^3)

The causing

down.

Made

a.

(from R.

To

to

sit

or

dwell, to inha-

Residing, dwelling,

(p.

(n.

s.

inhabitant, a resi-

s.

Sea-salt.

Also

(Lit.

Wilhins' Gr.

Containing wealth.)

from^-f^) The earth.

(/.

3"^T< s. (m.)

(Lit.

A plant (iEschynomene grandiflora?)

(m.).

3^ Root,

See

a yearling.

many

2.

To

(^^^3)

i.

To

go.

s.

(/.

<3^?<f IT

from

^^^XT) A cow

bearing

See

calves.

x.

See 3"^.

A calf of one year,

(m. from R. <"*<P ?)

3^ Root,
3^?)

earth.

Possessing wealth.)

3^Tft
An

from R.

<*isi[

^T^TT s.

Also <*tplil1
s,

The making ghrita

^+R. ^

(/. from

The

Also

to subside, to sink, to coagulate.

(from

3"f^R

(Lit.

bottom of a vessel at a religious

to

inhabitant, a resident.

dent.

earth.

ceremony.
s.

precipitated, flattened, coagulated.

3:"pTt3

(^+^lTl)

s.

tion in the

796).

driven into, thrown, or thrust down,

subside,

3*J + R. $H) The

(/.

Containing wealth.)

to colonize, to people.

s.

ing,

s.

to

sink, or subside; the act of driving, throw-

sit,

3*5*H

3^U1

sitting.

down, to throw or thrust down,

drive

CRR") Vasudeva the father

(m.

s.

or clarified butter to trickle through a perfora-

TOt^T3 v. a.
son to

1.

<^}IK<

of Krishna.

orange colour.

flesh.

of a par-

As. Res. in. 78.

music.

(/. from R.

5.

row of the

to

Hindu

An

2. {JBeny^)

L The name

?pftj)

(3tSUW)

go, to move.

3.

1.

To

To

hurt, to kill.

ask, to beg, to so-

licit.

3^

s.

god,

(m. from R.

of

whom

3"^)

eight

are

1.

kind of demi-

enumerated,

viz.

Dhava, Dhruva, Soma or the moon, Vishnu,

Anila or wind, Anala or fire, Prabhusha,
and Prabhava. See Manu xi. 221. Hence
the

word stands

2.

fish.

s.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

3^+33?)

In-

habitable, proper to be inhabited.

s.

(p. &uj)

A package,

(p.

a bundle, a parcel.

+ joj) The tying of a package

or parcel.
for eight in the

manner of the Hindus

kind of

4tJi<J

3.

to

The

symbolical

express numerals.
tie

of a yoke.

4.

s. (inf.

womb,

from R.

the pelvis.

1.

2. (j)lur.

The abdomen,
only,

the

^TT^The

1942

1941

ends of a cloth.

body, substance

baggage.

v3l

^P?)

materials, ingredients, stuff

(/.) or

flow, to stream.

To

Substantiality.

(re.)

3TSsJo ad. Sans. (3^3 +

3^)

To marry. With

carry

off,

to

with

remove

or

with

To marry with
To bring near with
caus. To carry into execution, to fulfil.
;

3$?T

In fact, in reality;

4.

bring, to carry near

To

Thing, matter,

1.

Nature, natural property or quality.

2.

To

3.

prefixed,

from R.

(re.

s.

habitation, a

a town.

village,

<HJ

(Beny.*)

3.

R.

(re.

^T^+^FT)

or carrying.

A boat,

2.

1.

The

act of bearing

float, a raft.

as a natural consequence, of course, owing to

<^"Pf

the nature of a thing.

(from

s.

3ftC3) The

bearing a thing.

^'S^f
but in

(^3^+^)

ad. Sans.

But

in

fact,

carrying.

3"57ft^

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

(a.^st)

s.

from R.

(re.

house, a dwelling,

35^+ 31^11

Fit or proper to be borne, portable.

Colebr. Alg. p. 38.

of goods.
s.

for

reality.

Exchange

3^

act of carrying or

Earned by or due

a.

1.

of boats.

fleet

2.

Width.

an abode.

^3

^5^1
s.

3^1+ T)

R.

(re.

(Beny.)

v. a.

or

To

v. a.

JGfljjjt

made

To

-^Hl^W

dress |

undress.

^5 +

(.

Cloth, raiment, dress.

Ben.

plant (Terminalia Belerica).

35^1

A tent.

(Lit.

A house

3^1

s.

(from 3"ft;C3)

C^+ftfrfcf)

Foppery

in

s.

(/.

^+ Onf%)

cloth (as silk, cotton,

v. a.

The

material of

&c).
tent.

2.

clothier's shop.
s.

(m.)

\.

To

4.

ding, dwelling.

7.

2.

(re.)

Wealth.

Wages,
5.

a.

^5pJ*^

hire.

Death.

Thing, substance.

6.
8.

3.

Abi-

s.

(p.

*<31Ts Root,

tendon, a nerve, a

to steer a ship

the

to

To cause

to

row a boat.

Brave, bold, valiant, cou-

hero, a champion, a knight.

^l^)

Pretence, evasion, excuse,

(from
2.

1.

Impelling, urging

Lavish, prodigal.

fibre.

<T^t^s. (p.j^j) Spring;

x.

load,

elegance, beauty.

(with the insertion of a nasal

i.

5iU3) To grow,
Root,

carrying of a

pretext, apology.
a.

(/.)

act of drawing a

Skin.

onwards.
f.

the

(p.
s.

Wilson.

<tp1

The

waste, to lavish.

rageous,

Price.

species of falcon

(caus. of 3~ft:t3) 1.

carry or to bear
2.

Cloth, clothes.

flowing of a stream, &c.

dress.

^HTTpf

^?)

(from R.

s.

wheel-carriage,

s.

Hort.

p. 33.

(Falco calidus).

of cloth.)

^3f^Tt*T

s.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

3;Trfe) To

shine,

a wheel-carriage.

2.

i.

To

(3XR?)

JW) Happy, prosperous, flourishing,

(from ^TK^ ?) A book, an account(a.

to increase.

1.

To draw

3~fl[ s

book, a

register.

bear, to carry a load.

See

1943

1944

To draw a wheel-

(from R.

v. a.

burden, to flow,

carriage, to bear, to carry a

ad. Sans. Out, without, on the outside.

IT Wilkins' Gr. % 799)

R.

(n.

boat, a raft, a float.

<lR<^t

The
??t

^ft^+^SI^)

(from

s.

a foreigner, not a relation

1.

a foe.

2.

stranger,

The

final

or

occasionally changed into

is

according to the nature of the

^jJV

word

letter of the

pre-

liminary part of a religious ceremony.

(from

s.

See

<K
<Kl<ita'

3"f7fiFT

(n.

s.

^f^^T + ^t^) A

*^R

a. (mfn.')

(-f^

a.

Going

3fclH

from

mfn.

place abroad, a

foreign country, the outskirts of a town.

3"ftT^"s.

Srft'JrP^Rj An

(n.

The

<I<i)

See <lfC

book-binder.

outer gate.

Myxa

hun P.

p. 44.

gent, zealous,

^<FT&) A

portico before a house.

A
An

outer

garment.

3' c

tree

Mo-

s.

^A
-

q+

(in.)

broom, a sweeper

^PtPfl^ a.

also C. latifolia, Rox.).

(mf^

(corrupt, of

of

(corrupt,

s.

(Cordia

#^"^<p<

s.

p. 11.

*^5jtft

<fftfi%+

from

(n.

s.

Great, large.

2.

wife of a son, a daughter-in-law.

Mohun P.

(Tf^L+G**]) A

^ft^T + R.

forth.

initial

prefixed.

book, an account-

Much, many.

1.

surface.

ad. Very, exceedingly, much.

^ft^tsfl.

^51

(<5H + ^t^) A

s.

going forth

or out.

it is

The

book, a register.

an organ of action.

which

^ft^)

(from

<^

to

An outward
sense,

ex-

pelled, rejected.

to stream.

3"feTs.

3"f$?l+^3) Removed,

(mfn.

a.

Busy, active,
camel.

1.

also

(mfn. from

2.

^P^^^Tj,

dili-

(mn.)

(/.).

^^ + ^t^) Of long

standing, old, ancient.

3"lX^<^
hun P.

s.

(^'ft^X+^'l

Emanation.

Mo-

p. 145.

{mfn.

1.

*3^tf;J3l^a. ( - "S mfn.

+
Talking much and blameably.

External,

(from

a.

outward, excluded, expelled; expired (as time).

2. Careless, inattentive

^ftsj^l
away.

numerous.
C

(^ft^+^l)

2.

Scurrilous, impious.

1.

<I I3<['

*3^3l

s.

Averted, turned
(/.

gular triangle.

(Lit.

Whose

]*.

perpendicular

(n.^tt^+^^l)

falls

a.

{mfn.

'^

^"Zfi&l

a.

(mfn.

+ \51)

Abundance, multitude,

*^' (.)

^R + t^l)

Removal, ex-

^'^^I^ a.

(mfn. from

Much, long

^R + R. ^1)

much, paying attention

^ft^+^t8)

removed, expelled, or rejected.

numerous, much.

(said

of time).

pulsion, rejection.

<tRW&

Anobtusan-

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

outside.)

^fts^R

^ft^+^1)

+ ^3<T ) Many,

Also

plenty.
(/.

Much, many, abundant,

irrelevant.

a.

s.

^R)

^6 +

Fit to be

to

many

cumspect, cautious, prudent.

Seeing

things,

Also

cir-

^^R*"^

1945

3^

3"R

Circum-

*^tVt<>J&*P

Mohun P.

polytheist.

*^CWl^T

(n.

s.

^^WTl

+ R. W%!)

(m.)

*3^<f1

Poly-

^RW

(-\ m.

In

many ways,

^
^^STO

from

\3l

many

(/.) or

RTTf^ a

*^ c^<[\3'

+ R.^)

(^+trfe)

*Zq$R

(mfn. from

a.

(mfn.).

tain

The

magnitudes

(mfn.

multiform,

The possessing

or

compound propor-

in the rule of

^R + ^i) Of various

(m.)

s.

1.

3.

shapes,

chameleon

(Beng.)

A polypus.

Resin.

(Lacerta Chamseleon).

^+#3t)

*<
Prolific,

a.

(mfn.

^R+^Tf from

R. Hi) Boun-

><2^ a

(n.

s.

3^ + ^T)

(m. from

s.

Myxa,

(mfn. from *CrR)

(/) or ~~

2.

(In grammar)

3R + R. \) A
Also

tree (Cor-

*4^Hi+4v!

3^<rt^

O/n.^R + ftH from feft) Mani-

*4^fa3l

s.

(/.

R)a3

a>

*^ CR^J31

of several descriptions.

certain class of attributive

See Wilkins' Gr. 1116, seqq.

talkativeness.

Garrulity,

am

often.

(m n: from

Abundantly,

+ *ffcg + R.

v5el)

mfnm

+ $3)

Well versed

in the

vedas.

from^R + ^3) A
:3

s.

(f.

plant (As-

paragus racemosus).

(In grammar)

compounds.

fire.

Acquainted with many books or sciences.

ts

The designation of a

abunor

3^ + ^3) Threshed

Sans.

*3

fold, various,

Agni

(m.)

s.

and winnowed.

(m.).
a.

plentifully, frequently,

also C. latifolia).

Much, many

Abundance.

ra

*%*q*r$\^3a. (mfn. from

plural number.

*<T^0fl<

dant; the one or the other,

munificent, liberal.

R3~FT

dia

gems

Colebr. Alg. p. 35.

tion).

The

in

^R

populous.

*3:

^R. + ^^) Rich

sons.

*3^&3[

tiful,

(mfn.

Polysyllabic.

^'^RTTf*! a. (mfn.
+ Ttf*]) (In arithmetic)
Composed of numerous terms (applied to cer-

Having many
(.)

^H-^T) High-priced,

jewels.

3^ + ^"^)

(mfn.

diabetes.

disease,

precious, costly.

a.

sons.

(mfn. from

Indian fig-tree (Ficus religiosa).

a.

Affecting,

p. 26.

*^RFPa.

countries.

from^R +

Taking many wives. Also

s.

(^R + ^T) A

s.

Mohun P.

*^tf^

mfn. from

Having seen many

(mfn.

+ XF*k

comprehensive. Morton.

High regard, great

manners, manifold.

tf^.

(from

a.

piercing to the quick

respect, honour, attention.

p. 164.

ad. Sans.

Garrulous, talkative.

^^F^

great traveller.

in different

*^ C

^l^)

p. 164.

(-f%^

a.

(m.)

s.

^+ 0^ + 3}^)

Mohun P.

theism.

R.

3"^+ C^ + R.

Worshipping many gods.

^HL)

s.

from

(mfn.

a.

(-f^m/n. ^ cR + ^tf^from

a.

Also

spectness, caution, prudence.

1946

*"<3

^J"fe

ing

many

s.

(f. from

^R + R. W)

cow

bear-

calves.

^^tft^

a.

(mfn.

Having many owners

from

^R + ^f^I)

or proprietors.

1947

3T2C

3C^\il

s.

plant (Terminalia Belerica, Rox.~).

Mohun P.

(Carthamus

3f^+fW1)

Safflower

An

Indeed, truly.

An

interjection of sorrow or surprize.

31 Root,

ii.

(3tf3)

expletive.

To

1.

(J3eng.~)

person

2.

3*^1

2.

the

To

1.

a regatta.

An

Mohun P.

eel.

s.

4.

a crevice.

3t^ ;Tjp

who

s.

s.

3t\33tf33

5.

3.

2.

One

Carey.

f>^) A leak.

s.

(corrupt, of

3tv3l3 t5:f3c

s.

^lW*K) Fifty-two.

(corrupt, of

3t\3^3

s.

Carey.

lake.

(from R. 3^?)

s.

The

3.

month Pausha.

A leaf,

a blade of grass,

the spathe of a plantain, the leaf of a folding-

door

31^*1

1.

circuit.

2.

last

(from 3tT[)

2.

plant.

3t\3"Fft

s.

(from

2.

woodcutter.

3t\3f^TU3

v. a.

day but one of the

Carey.
1.

wind-egg, an addled

Carey.

3t\3"NC3)
3.

plant.

(from 3tTT)

1.

Small

chaff.

Carey.

To winnow,

to toss

the turning of a boat.

in a sieve.

(corrupt, of

s.

a.

chisel,

two,

s.

egg.

(from 3t*T) Windy, flatulent.

31 ?)

3t3+3^3i) A

Carey.

swift antelope.

3Tv3\5t

dance performed by dancing-

(from R.

Seventy-

3K3Tn*r.

3TOT1

3t^

disease;

Care?/.

Idleness, levity.
a.

The venereal

a. (corrupt, of

girls.

313^1

taking off pots from

in

string used in

Frowardness.

name of

two.

kiln, a sugar-boiling fur-

(3"ft^T -f R.

shouts or proclaims the

s.

a bubo.

Also

p. 55.

Insane, mad.

Tarachand Ch.

fire.

whirlwind.
3t5/Tlil>

3t^)

of

Tongs used

3t\3^Tt^a.

rower.

plays on a tambour.

A dancing-girl.

3.

shew or rowing about of boats on a

weaving mats.
nace

The rheumatism;

1.

Enthusiasm.

(from3tCS) A

s.

< 1*4.1 ) Dwarfish, short,

of

(corrupt, of 3t"ll)

festival occasion

the

Also

31M

go, to move.

3*1^5. (corrupt, of 3tlT?)

flatulence.

a. (corrupt,

a god.

hurt, to injure.

who

An ornament worn by women on

See Wilkins'

cart.

2.

3.

S. 227.

pigmy.

32^) A

Or, indifferently (this or that).

1.

Carey.

Sabda

a. (corrupt,

3t$3i

indecl. Sans.

willow-tree (Salix

Tarachand Ch.

wrist.

The Rig-veda.

Gr. 728.

3l

3t^ ) A fathom measured by

(corrupt, of

s.

3^ + 3*"^)

from R.

(m.

5.

p. juj?)

the arms extended.

Containing numerous hymns.)

(Lit.

35?

3tS s.

tinctorius).

(-\f.

s.

Agni.

its deity,

from

(n.

s.

(from

s.

Babylonica or S. tetrandra).

(m.) Fire, or

*3T3jv

3fe|

p. 43.

1948

An

axe, an adze, a

Twenty-

(corrupt, of

interj.
a.

3tf*1

Astonishing

(from

amazing

31

a.

(corrupt, of

3t*T) Left

(in opposition to

right).
!

The twenty-second.

3f^3

s.

(corrupt, of

3lRj) The

act of vomiting.

1950

1949

Tfc^?) A fathom of

(corrupt, of

s.

measured by the arms extended.

(from

six feet,

Also

money.

^fe

(from3:ft3)

s.

crook, a bending.
3.

1.

2.

4.

(from p.

a trumpet.

A stigma,

2.

<1<P1

^3

3tf&T3) To

cause

(from R.

<F^) To

divide, to dis-

tribute, to share out.

Impudent, audacious, daring,

(from 3t[<PU3)

a.

a blot.

(caws, of

a.

z?.

straighten.

a.

discount on

to divide or distribute.

v. a.

To

v. a.

distribution,

a reach, a

yoke to carry water.

An ornament for the legs.

The crowing of a cock

turn,

1.

an allotment, a share

partition,

A fop.

s.

Crooked, tortuous,

a.

(from

in stature.

Also

Dwarfish, short, low

<lR^Tl

winding; bent, awry; obstinate, headstrong.

^ti^T

>V

^T^T^U3
make

a. {cans, of <TtT<i?3)

v.

To bend,

a-

(corrupt, of

to

(from R.

n.

Bandy-legged.

3"^) To

5.

^TfOTl

^3b) 1. A
^yb) A remainder,

(from

(from A.

p.

<l

trumpeter.

^ll>i

a residue,

a.

served,

(from
s.

<

^T^l,

5.

a.

(from 3^3) Without a

(corrupt, of

(from

p. jfjcj)

1.

tail,

docked.

A monkey.

female slave.

2.

kind of garment.

o
a.

5.

2.

Remaining."

generation.

be tortuous or

crooked, to bow, to bend.

<i<P|

(Perdix Chinensis).

sort of quail

The male organ of

v.

small earthen

ball.

crooked.

^t^Wa. (3^1 +*h)

^j ^) A

|C>

Escaped, saved, pre3~T<1

(from

s.

3tfHl3)

1.

binding, a dam, an

1.

A fastening, a knot.

Escape, preservation, deliverance.

enclosure.

v. a.

(cans, of

^U^C^

To

preserve,

(from

to shelter, to protect, to rescue, to save.

2.

3T!>1a3s. (from
v. a.

<

To

i^Cs?) Rescue, escape.

3W

escape, to be saved or preserved,

pavement.

a.

(from 3Tf*tl3)

Bound, confined, ob-

structed, stopped, stagnant,

s.

binding or confining a thing.

to survive, to live, to continue.

1.

The

2.

act of

pawn, a

pledge, a mortgage.

<i<M

a. (corrupt, of

barren

<T^P

) Sterile,

barren.

Also
v. a.

woman.

(from

fine, to obstruct,
s.

(from R.

an allowance.

1.

2.

bind, to con-

to stop, to enclose.

A portion, a lot, a share,

The dug

The handle of an edged tool.

+ p. ^U-)
for weights.

^Tf^IS) To

of an animal.
4.

A teat.

Carey.

mutual confining,

(from

3.

a mutual embanking.

Carey.

Stones, &c. used

species of cane

(Calamus

tenuis).

Carey.

1951

1952
(from ^f"ftU3)

s.

bank, a dam.

a.

(-"^/. from R.

<Uf<

word, a speech,

Often used to form compound adjec-

language.

Judicious, circumspect, considerate.

tives of the class called bahuvrihi: e. g\

Taking
pledges,

s.

^t^a.

(^"U^nifn.^ Speaking indistinctly, from

pawnbroker.

TtftK?

(from R.

v. a.

3^)

To

bind, to confine,

to fasten, to shut up, to check, to stop

in a socket

to set

TT^T

A beautiful flowering shrub

s.

dhooka).

3^3?^)

The bark of a

shrub (Justicia

tree.

to build, to pave.

3"I3FT

<H<rpr

(corrupt, of

s.

(mfn.) Indistinct,

a.

(Ixora Ban-

(corrupt, of

s.

?)

Adhatoda).

Caret/.

granary, a storehouse. See

o
a.

On

(from 3"frl)
(corrupt, of

3 OK

the

aware
l

(a. tajilj)

a.

left side.

Knowing, acquainted with,

of.

JamJoo.

Having knowledge

a. (v.

bamboo ladder used

like a

harrow to

of an

(a.

s.

^gtjvl

(^+^Vl)

s-

leaf.

M.

viridis).

2.

bird

3.

+^T)

s.

fish

(Cyprinus radiatus).

(/.)

(^ rt^i+^fi> iri) a
je

Carey.

+ p.

sort of rope-

dancing or performance on bamboos erected for

(n.

from

Idle or

A plant (Serratula

Anthelmintica).

3l^5pT*.

(m.

<l1^+^T) A fraudulent

prevarication, equivocation, a pretence.

.

(mfn.<^+*t\)

eloquent.
skill in

^T^[ft
(from

< n) A

flute,

a pipe, a whistle.

\3l

(/.) or

Skilled in language,

'S'

(.) Eloquence,

language.
a.

{mfn.

^t^+^fe)

Master of speech.)

s.

(??z.)

Eloquent.

An

epithet of

*>

(^Pfl + H.^) A

severity of language, abusive language.

An

original

verbosity,

circum-

1.

from
species of

oak (Quercus turbinata).

(corrupt, of

Mohun P.

Vri-

Harshness or

flute-player, a

piper, a whistler.

315^3 s

(Lit.

h asp ati the preceptor of the gods.

See **ft

speech,

Carey.

that purpose.

3t*ffrM

sides

3t&$,

3T^t&
( 3*f*l

remnant, a remainder, a

Houses on opposite

(Merops Philippensis and

plant (Amaranthus lancesefolius).

s.

A
2.

mischievous talk, gossip.

See

^t^THl

1-

1.

Care?/.

<pl5t3t^rftiri

^Ij)

balance, an arrear.

of.

of a square.

(corrupt, of

boo

&aiZoo erected

any thing.

as a token of

3t*jffto1

acquainted with, aware

affair,

break the clods of earth after ploughing.

p. 16.

composition.

Carey.

^TW.:+^) The left hand.

2.

Prolixity,

locution.

<Tfe

s.

(n.

from

R.^F + TT

Wilkins' Gr. 723)

sentence, a speech, a word, an expression.

1953

3t*t

3l*ft

meaning of a

word

or sentence.

3rt<6>i^W s. (m.

+^1^1) Conversation.

<l<Pftl

3w^T)

(corrupt, of

s.

3t5ft*j

The bark of a

31^+^*1)

(mfn.

a.

1954

master of language.)

Eloquent.

(m.~)

s.

An

(Lit.

epithet of

Vkihaspati, the preceptor of the gods.

3"Wt"Wl

s.

^t^+^^l)

(f.

The goddess

of speech or eloquence.
tree, the peel

of a

fruit.

<rrdi^l1

Sort. Ren.

3t^f*T^

^TtTf^ft

p. 8.

(3T^+pT^)

a.

words or promises

^tS^RooT,

4'l^l
The

a.

<UMTft')

Abusive lan-

^"tdRl

s.

granary, a storehouse. See

^T^tft"

Quick-lime.

1.

s.

2.

< l<El<

lath,

who

3t$=T)

Purple.

net for catching deer.

(m. from <l1i^Nf1

A hunter, a person

catches deer in nets.

a split

^1

TftSl ad. (from

On

?)

the side, in that di-

rection.

bamboo.

In

SSWfirpt
(p.

Carey.

(from

(/.)

<TiTvjif<r< s.

of the egg-plant (Solanum

fruit

Melongena).

desire.

guage.

^1,

See

Carey.

spirale).

A plant (Serratula Anthelmintica).

(/.)

s.

the insertion of a nasal,

(corrupt, of

s.

his

s.

(Solanum

efficacious of speech.

(with

i.

To

^I^tfr

Making good

A plant

s.

plant (Rottbcellia glabra, Rox.}.

s.

b)

1.

various di-

Quick-lime.

on both

rections,

garden.

2.

The

sides.

rein of a

bridle.

ensnaring speech,
a prevarication, an equivocation, a circumlocu-

A blow,
^t^T^tPt^l

s.

See

a stroke.

(p. Aj

+ ^b)

tion, multiloquence.

Gardens and

s.

Hort. Ben.

3TllO*<

s.

s.

(corrupt, of

<

A perplexity,

(P isonia

plant

aculeata).

Tt^Kytf^ITl
tricate,

p. 27.

^t^+^^g?)

(from

ning to talk, especially to talk

much

begin-

(from

a.

^t 9!^)

Perplexed, in-

difficult.

^t^t^i^s. (^L+vSt^") The

or foolishly.

an

a scruple.

intricacy, a difficulty, a scrape,

pleasure-grounds.

<tl*lW*l

<rt^t\yi

s.

reins of a bridle.

(m.

reprimand, a re-

proof, a rebuke, an admonition.

<Jrn"T^-<i s.

(from p.

Gardens.

(from

p. l>)

^f^T^S
mised

(p.
v. a.

*s*U)

3"frttrfr

(from

^t 7)) To

(from ^tf^tre)

measure grain.
See

down

2.

1.

divide,

to distri-

to the middle.

A kind

of basket to

A bubo, the venereal disease.

damsel

^t5

!^

tory

s.

(.

a.

Manu

ix. 69.

3t^+/5Tfr) The promise

^I^+TT^)

(mfn.

speaking

vituperated.
I

See

of a

in marriage.

badly spoken

Betrothed, pro-

(mfn.

in marriage.

A garden.

bute, to halve, to cut

s.

a.

garden, a grove.

of,

badly

or

Abusive, defama-

ungrammatically

declared unlawful or

evil,

Pflt

1955

1956

An
SaraswatL

The goddess

(Lit.

epithet of

bubo, the venereal disease.

See

of speech or

eloquence.)

WH
a.

Skilled in

(mfn.

language or speech, bland,

fascinating

s.

*P ) A

(f.

woman.

(w/n. from

*3"t^pfl

a.

Bengali,

mfn. from <TT<?J Eloquent,

language

skilled in

3^)

Of

jBew^aZ, Bengali.

Wilhins' Gr. 897.

(from

s.

Pertaining to Bengal,

thatched house with a simple

pitched roof.

loquacious, talkative.

Belonging to Bengal,
3P"l3\J

a.

(mfn.

3t^+TT3)

mute, taci-

Silent,

Also

Bengali.

turn.

(^t^rHi+^tt^)

s.

^t^T

s.

(corrupt, of

^t^fe^l

s.

s.

A thorny

aromatic plant
plant (Al-

Hort. Ben.

(T^ + 3TfWi?)

f:

shrub (Pisonia aculeata).

^JJj^HI

plant
p. 44.

Carey.

tive,
1.

(Amomum

subulatum).

3l^+"pP1)

(/.

An

Punctuality in

a promise, faithfulness.

^t^HT a.

(mfn.

^t^+5XTT) Loqu acious,

eloquent;

Eloquence.

<TTI^

name of an
animal.

s.

fulfilling

p. 38.

Mohun P.

(Allangium hexapetalum).
2.

tiger.

(^ + 311^31) A

langium hexapetalum).

41^1^1

3Tfcj )

s.

consisting of words,
2.

talka(w.)

s.

Rhetoric.

(^t^+ST^T)

Abusive

language,

scurrilous talk.

Carey.

3^t*WP

The commencement

(from^r+ 5 r U+ Pt^) a
s

of a speech, an introduction, an exordium.

species of kidney-bean (a variety of Dolichos

Hort. Ben.

lignosus).

31^FR1

s.

(from ^I^T +

cantia axillaris).

3f!T See^T^.

p. 55.

^T) A plant

(Trades-

Carey.

A common
Hort. Ben.

shrub (Jatropha Curcas).

<l^<Tl

s.

crophylla).

^Kl^lvSi

mum

s.

(^W+^S) A plant
Hort. Ben.

(mfn. 3tT> the accus. case of

taciturn, silent,

s.

MSS.)

(Uvaria ma-

<l 0^

a.

(mfn. from R.

h*>^

Speaking, talking,

Used

signifying, expressive of.

^P^^tS^

a.

in

comp.

e.

g.

(mfn.) Expressive of love, sig-

nifying love, from

fish (Silurus

(m.)

31

s.

(/.) Love,

^ (n.)

(/.) or

Signi-

ficance, expressiveness.

<3JfP5l

s.

1.

<lVl>fW

a.

Uncultivated land. 2.

large species

of grasshopper (Gryllus monstrosus).

Carey.

dictum

A word.

SftfS

Carey.

1.

contemplative saint,

p. 69.

s.

3Tf^Fft s. (from^Tc!)
woman, a virago.

(m.)

practising rigid taciturnity.

Carey.

Buchanan's

3tF,

from R. U*i^) Restraining the speech,

plant (Menisper-

?)

tigrinus,

a.

p. 43.

(T^I + ^I) A

polycarpon).

3tTJOT

tigress.

2.

bold

(mfn.

3"FT +

^)

or to a passage (of law)

A colt,

foal.

Relating to a
sanctioned by

holy writ, directed, enjoined, prescribed; expressed, mentioned.

1958

1957

^"t^tf^ s.

^"fo^the

(m.

An

genit. case of

Vrihaspati, the regent

epithet of

of the planet Jupiter and preceptor of the gods.

The

(Lit.

(corrupt, of

<1 l'tn4 s.

lord of speech.)

31^) To

(from

a.

v.

explain,

to

o;5

^t^", +3TtT)

Veal.

(m. from R.

^Xj

s.

<rlM^3) An

(from

s.

^V'T) A

(J^W*^

s.

signify.

^TSt^

<l"KJ To

select, to pick

out, to separate, to sort.

3Tt

3TI>t^t3

(from R.

v. a.

explanation, an
feather of an arrow.

1.

steer.

genit.

case

wing.

2.

calf,

3. Velocity, speed.

interpretation.
(n.) Clarified butter,

<Tl>lto

(mfn. from

a.

< \}

Talkative, garru-

lous, loquacious.

TTTJM

mixture of ground meal and water

^T^J

-\3l

cious, garrulous.

loqua-

Talkative,

(n.) Talka-

(/.) or

<TT3
of

s.

hawk

left to

fer-

Intelligence, news.

Conveyed by words, expressive

a.

species

(Falco Nisus).

noun of

v.

<l&x)

from

3tfeU3) The

uttering of

sound, the striking of a clock, &c.

signifying.

of,

A
a. (mfn.

4.

acidulous

The name of the male of a

(p. j\j )

tiveness, garrulity.
(n.

The

5.

The

ment.

(mfn. from

a.

ghee.

of

from R. ^"5^) Expressed, men-

clock which

by chimes.

indicates time

tioned.

3t3FTl

^njtSlfSF

+#j

^KFhTfb^t

3tfl>1

s.

(corrupt,

<lo^the

for

air;

case of

Also

a (mfn. 3"tU>1

genit.

Eloquent, talkative.

(mfn.).

The young of an

of

Gr. 722)

Fit to be said or

sible, predicable.

spoken

Vile, contemptible, bad.

be expressed

s.

1.

(ra.)

a predicate.

2.

(^"ftgf^)

Sometimes with
v.

thing to

Blame, abuse,

(from

(corrupt, of

a child.

wish,

prefixed to

The

noun

ing or picking out.

To

to

desire.

<lf4W)

Uttering sound,

on a musical

instru-

ment.

(from ^TtfoiW)

s.

One who

plays on

a musical instrument.

particular

See As. Res. via. 430.

sacrifice.

^lOl4^^t

s.

act of select-

^T^^T) The young of an animal

jb

s.

(p.

+ t^j) A

Carey.

species of

Also

<1

hawk

i-sSlt^^l

e^ib jb) Deduction,

dismis-

sion.
s.

tum).

A species of corn
A large basket.

1.

2.

3"K5TO*i lit
Selected, picked out.

(p.

(Falco calidus).

it.

Also

$fe&)

(from

a.

^TIp^
i.

instrument.

3.

reproach.

31^ Root,

A musical

expres-

2. (In grammar) Declinable

as an adjective, taking the three genders.

s.

4k$lRU1

3"l0TH<

(mfn. fut. part, p. R. *3"^+^T Wilkins'

a.

(from ^tftlUS)

5.

3tTp

striking (as a bell), playing

animal.
a.

See

(f.)

the Yajur-veda,

Yajush.

3tSl
6

s.
I

The name of a

commonly

See As. Res.

See

3t3FF

(Panicum

vm.

division of

called the

429.

spica-

White

1959

1960

To produce

(from <TtflU3)

v. a.

sound, to strike a

bell, to

WR

beat a drum, to play

the arm.

on a musical instrument.

(a.j^j)

2.

The arm

1.

an ornament

for

part or piece of a wall, a door-

pannel.

Tir^^s. (p._,jV+^) An

cloth-merchant.

A
A

(from

for the

certain

incidental,

occasional (not regular or constant).

musician, a

Also

Some,

(a. ^dfti )

<3~tC3l s.

performer on a musical instrument.

ornament

arm.

who

person

plays on a musical instrument.

a.

(p.jjb)

s.

3"fc3PU<

(from a.

s.

Petty ex-

pences.

(p.

goods are exposed

a.

(from

market, a place where

for sale.

current, marketable.
s. (^1lft^+^t\3)
The
Mohun P. p. 84.

market-

to perceive

(in.

(Justicia

to feel pain.

^tftl^+W?) A

from

3"fc3TWl

i^gA^) Necessary,

1.

a.

2.

s.

s.

legerdemain

Lit.

An

Anything

arrow.

3.

kins'

for,

Gr.

&c).

^"t3lt^ ot^

p '^u5;Ij)
tricks.

ment,

s.

failure

(p.

part.

p.

R.

A desire,

a wish.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

desired.

(from R. <TT5*J

To

wish, to desire,

An

exclamation on making an

Wil-

p. 553.

(mw.)

An

1.

enclosed piece of ground, a

garden, a plantation

also

(/*.).

person

who

exhibits

3.

the staff carried by

2.

^b +

of a pursuit.

is

directed to be made.

(m.) The

disappoint-

tree of the

men

of the

Manu

n. 45.

Also

C^t^")

The name of a

road, a way.

wood of which
military tribe

<

Desirous,

(as in three times,

<1 ls5l],<E>

bv+ ^1<? )

oblation of oiled butter to the divinities.

A stake, a wager. 2. Legeran exhibition. 3. A tumbling. 4. Time

)

R.

(/. from

Wished

s.

,_5jl)

<1

{mfn. fut.

indecl. Sans.

horse.

times'

to long for, to request.

(.).

^t3 + t^)

^ic) Several

stable.

bird.
(p.

R.

(mfn.

v. a.

(from a. ixs^

requisite, pi*o-

swift: hence,

Land not sub-

Desirable, to be wished for.

^"tf^3

(-f^F^TO.

crrj)

anxious, wishing.

justness, fitness.

demain,

s.

a.

^^WT

(from a. 4_^c>-^) Necessity, propriety,

^llsSfls,

profits.

^^j + p.

(a.

Small or ac-

plant

per, just, right.

^tftpTt^

and

-it()

LS

times, certain times.

^t^^

<(jj3l

Also

s.

Adhatoda and Ganderussa).

a. (a.

(from a.

s.

^ftcOlOl 3^!

some

u. w. (from R. <T&tJ To sound (as a

musical instrument), to strike (as a clock) ; to

hear news

C^Ol^Tl

ject to taxation.

3l0ll<tpl\3
price.

cidental revenues

Relating to the market,

p. ^Vjb
)

<

tribes, the

Manu

name

offspring

x. 21.

of one of the degraded

of an outcast

Brahman.

1962

3~nbi

1961

(v.

The

noun

act of pound-

ing or grinding, the reducing of a thing to a

Also

pulp.

*3"t^RooT,
emerge.
3"t\5

woman who

(from

rubs

(^~ts5U3) To bathe, to dive, to

i.

(from R.

s.

a mango stone.

Waylaying, committing

highway-robbery,

s.

5.

<l\i^
2.

(from

3.

s.

(fromR.<^?)

Waylaying,

1.

(from

^\^U3 )

Grown, extended, ex-

panded, prosperous.

*< l\S<
(from

thing which

is

not dry.

2.

betel-box.

3.

2.

s.

^H^J To

(from R.

s.

{m.

s.

(n.

rub, to grind,

mans.
(from 3"ff33) Increased, grown, ex-

a.

rope, a cord, a

panded

more.

largement.
(/.)

A
4.

Tto^ + Slf^) Submarine fire.

Tfo^ + TT) An assembly of Brah-

string, a twine.
1.

A house,

a dwelling.

cup, a drinking-vessel.

3.

2.

1.

s.

2.

v. a.

rod, a mace.

grow

(caus. of

s.

(corrupt, of

(Cicer Arietinum).

s.

^Tfe^T)

thins:

to

any

remove a carcass.

A species

3"t\3Wf$
of pulse

ad. (from 3"f\5l^U3) At large, widely,

diffusedly.

Carey.

3^FT ?) A

(corrupt, of

s.

to excite

cause to

small bag.

<ltf\5

^t^fT^

3tf3U3) To

to raise the price of

Relating to a road, tra-

velling, infesting a road.

food.

augment, to multiply, to

or increase, to

enlarge, to enrich,

(from

Growth, increase, en-

The sharing out of

{Beng^)

A garden.
a.

stud, a collection

to a pulp.

(from R.

s.

Also

pound a thing

3ffihr1

see^O^^

fire:

3. (w.)

chisel.

*3~^33}
v. a.

Submarine

1.

of mares.

*3lOTTftj

Carey.

to

(m.)

Brahman.

Buchanan's MSS.").

(Cyprinus Bata,

fish

The grinding of a

weir.

Carey.

A carpenter, a thatcher.

committing highway-robbery.
s.

4.

A volley.

6.

superintendant of sugar-boilers.

3t&*ft3) Highway-robbery.

(from

fish-dam.

column, half a page.

3t3f a.
a.

The outward coating of

highwayman, a

marauder, a robber.

^tlHt3U

2.

extremity,

a frame, the

margin, or limit of any thing;

selvedge of cloth.

or grinds articles on a stone.

The edge,

1.

cald ron, a

s.

(from 3~tf\5W) Increase, growth,

en-

largement, augmentation ; interest of money.

pot.

+ p.
balance.

v.n. (from R. <[<ij

Weights

Uls.)

for a

Also

(from

swell,
?)

1.

betel-box.

2.

to extend, to abound,

out food,

Discount on money or notes.

^t^TH^ s (m. 31^1 + ^H<? from R. 31^)

A plant commonly called bariala (Sida cordi.

folia,

and perhaps

S. rhombifolia).

Carey.

To grow,

to thrive, to expand, to spread, to

v. a.

To

(corrupt,

of

field

v. a.

To

share

To boast

v. a.

house, an abode.
3.

to increase,

be turgid, to

spring up, to grow.

1.

2.

rod,

dwelling, a

a stick, a

planted with vegetables.

4.

staff.

loan

3tp|

1963

3t3

of grain at interest, and to be repaid in kind.

v. a.

To

strike with

3t*ft
2.

house.

(from ^tf^Cv?

s.

?)

Having

or

(/. from

s.

name

R.

3^)

Speech, lan guage.

1.

of Saraswatt,

goddess of

the

speech or eloquence.

broom.
(from ^"Pfc?^)

s.

Growth, increase, pro.

(from

s.

ffl+t^)

^Yf\a. (-fP^mfn.
carrying arrows.

a rod.

owner of a

3"tv5^

1964

merchant, a trader, a

banker.

duce, excess, surplus.

Root,
^tla

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

p. 423) 1. Exceeding, abundant,

Firm, hard.
ad. Sans. ( "F) 1.

Gr.

kins'

much.

Wit-

2.

be

sure, very well,

with plea-

2. Willingly,

excessively.
it

so (a particle of assent).

1.

<T)

(from

Excessively,

s.

fan, to venti-

2.

To

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

refresh, to

^1 + ^3

Wilkins'

Gr. 692) Blown, fanned, s. (m.) 1. Air,

2. Rheumatism, gout the hypochondria.

wind.
ad.

To

afford recreation or pleasure, to serve.

a.

Much,

x.

blow (as the wind).

to

late,

3ls33?

(m. <Rs? + <Is )

s.

Excess, surplus.

plant (Marsilea qua-

drifolia).
(to.)

s.

five

An

(Alluding to the

arrow, a dart.

Kamadeva,

arrows of

(-"^\mfn.

<l'i\j3>l a.

word

this

is

^t^ + ^T

used

Rheu-

matic, gouty.
for jive in the artificial

system of the Hindus

for the expression of numerals.)

sine of

an

The versed

(n.

1.

(JBeng^)

A showering down

<rt*31*

A plant (Barleria ccerulea,

The male organ of a

^TtsJSt^
Rox.~).

mad

s.

(/.)

**tffcS
trader.

Weaving.
( m. from

s.

Also

(n.

^tf\

^f*t^) A

Stfft^FS

Also

(/.).

2.

sort of

Cm,).

s.

actress,

a dancing-girl.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

(3t3+vJ3")

s.

Tt3Nf^

a.

(^"fe+'M^from f^3)
is

Be-

attended with

The palasa
s.

(m.
tree

3*3 +0^*1

from R. ^31?)

(Butea frondosa).

(mf. from

3T3 + 3 + R. Hi ) A swift

antelope.

(from <fi>$L)

*,

Flatulency attended

fever.

As.

merchant, a trades-

man, a banker.

*3jfWrfJ

protuberance

(mfn. 3Tii3 + )"^) Hypochondriac,

a.

longing to rheumatism which

Res. x. 471.
*<rtPTlTl

expelled

flatulent.

s.

An

^l3 + ^) The

(m.

s.

traffic.

1.

Wind

with fever.

merchant, a

from ^"Pt"^) Commerce, trade,

(y.)

^^\

child.

3"t3^p"
T\f\

(^tS +

s.

beneath the forehead of an elephant.

Also

of arrows or darts.
<Tt"t1 s. (/.)

ttS&SZ

backwards.

arc.

si

2.

2.

(from

swift antelope.

<Tto^3;1

^tftHl) The

merchant, a female banker or trader.

wife of a

a.

(-5?T

mfn.

Sto + ^o^)

Having the swiftness of the wind,

wind.

swift as the

W%

TtfS

1965

(corrupt, of

(m. Probably the ecliptic). Wilkins'

MS.

1966

lamp.

1.

A stick of sealing-wax.

2.

candle, a

3.

A wand,

a bamboo rod.

Gouty, rheumatic.

< IsJ

3"^*^
3t3Tpl

(m.)

s.

(m.

The

(from

wind-cholic.

Ben.

Batavia+ C^T^) The pum-

(from

p. 59.

^faftFTs.
window.

^3*HT

chandler.

1.

Gouty, rheumatic.

insane, foolish.

v3fl

(/.) or

(w.) Foolishness, insanity.

s

(corrupt, of

^l^) A pot-herb (Che-

nopodium album and other

species).

a pavilion.

portico, a porch,

<Tt^T

horse.

(to.

s.

2.

3. (m.)

Mad,

2.

<lUsail

^I^ + ^IXFT) h A loop-hole,

(a.

(mfn. from <iTs3)

a.

plemuss or shaddock (Citrus decumana). Sort.

^t3t + H. ^) A

See

lent.

mies of the gods.

^Tt^ff^T^*.

pair of

(from <^t^) Gouty, rheumatic, flatu-

a.

from3t3 + R. ^tf^TPiZfaW Gr.

The name of one of the Asuras or ene-

784)

snuffers.

sort of pulse (Cicer arietinum).

(^3 + *I^T)

s.

from 3"t\3 + R. 3JTT?)

(m. from ^1^3)

s.

ricane, a tempest, a storm,

deer,

an
matic, gouty.

whirlwind, a hura.

(mfn.)

1.

Rheu-

Insane, mad, foolish.

2.

See

antelope.

^Jt^

s.

(from 3~fa)

1.

The wind,

2.

air.

An
<rtT3t^T.

apparition.

(from

^3t^T + 3^FT) An
Hort.

ornamental plant (Robinia Candida.)

Ben.

p. 56.

< Ivjl^ri

kind of sweetmeat,

^"tcD

(from

a.

^3t^T) Windy,

stormy,

^faPflTTl
2. Light.

a.

(from^t^t^T)

3. Hysterical,

^t^rtrt^n
A

fish (a species

s.

(/.
a.

2.

i.

s.

(from

^t3 + ^<P)

Rheumatic, gouty,

Morton.

<rtet^+ cfrw?)
Carey

of Pimelodes).

R. ^1 + fS) Wind,

(wi/w.

Stormy, windy.

1.

1.

flatulent,

s.

3"ftH

rheu-

s.

5.

jjkb)

Vain, useless,

futile,

ab-

(n.

^^T^T + TT)

An

assemblage

Affection, fond-

^<**$|H) A

To be
<rt^

s.

(a. axj) After,

To

s.

cow-pasture,

A deduction.

deduct, to subtract

v. n.

deficient.
(?re.

from R. <TI^) Speech, discourse

sentence, a
a. (a.

from ^-v^T + ^P)

(corrupt, of

matic fever.

surd, false, ignorant.

a cow-pen.

a.

(n.)

A gale, a hurricane,
2. A boaster, a liar,

ness, love, attachment, tenderness.

air.

Windy, stormy.

x. 429,

of calves.

^\ad.

sort of metre

Also

braggadocio.

SGfohiJCT

A swallow.

As. Res.

1.

a storm.

n.

tempestuous, violent, boisterous.

3"fa + *$t)

(from <ft\3)

s.

small sugar-cakes.

<%1*ll

(/.

in Sanskrit prosody.

tempest,

(from 3F3 ?)

s.

s.

word

contradiction, dispute

interlocution for discovering truth.

R.A.S.

i.

117.

an

See Trans.

1967

(mfn. R. <TFF-f 31^) Speaking, saying,

a.

<Pf<f

telling,

s.

(to.) 1

s.

A tree

Hort. Ben.
<rl*n'
2.

^\

3"frf|

A speaker.

TCt+^FT)

(/. 3"frr

s.

Ttft

speaking.

+ "fe3l)

s.

The

s.

Made

2.

of cotton.

<lRq

<4iH flTr

A rainy

)
;

day, rainy

1.

Rainy weather,
3.

ephemeral

insect.

An

^OJ^TPft a

An

from*TO)

An

produced by

insect

s.

(-f^T

alUb)

(p.

<tilt^4lH

s.

See
(m.

An

2.

snake-catcher,

Speaking,

used in comp.

e.

g.

+ 3lf^.

s.

plaintiff,

(to.)

a pro-

expounder of the laws

The key-note (in music).

3.

s.

(corrupt, of

3T3f^) A

large bat, the

2.

+ 3FT^tll) A

s.

(n.

R. <nT + TT)

from <T^t*P) Liberal, muni-

l.

K-><$<

s. (to.

3"fl^te3

58.

kJ

of musical instruments,

ficent, generous.

m.

+^") A musician.
^tPp+^3) An assemblage

<Tl

(n.

s.

A musical instrument.
As. Res.

Instrumental music.

contro-

<

Vampyrus).

p. 52.

(Uvaria

tree

versy, a dispute, a disputation.

<rt"ft*P a. (mfn.

complainant (at law), a

Mohun P.
<rnp

Badajamba).

flying fox or vampire (Vespertilio

desert, a forest.

(^W+3tH)

s.

Instru-

king, a sovereign, a

3lljv3

(a. <ujU)

2.

mfn.) Telling the truth,

(n.) Truth,

or sacred writings.

a monarch.

^W^TH

secutor, a suitor.

<l^l^s.
s.

(-ft^TO/w. from R.

a.

the rain.)

<Tt"Rl

(from

saying, declaring, telling

(^tK^+Pit^i)
(Lit.

musical instrument.

a snake-charmer.

Rainy, caused by rain.

1.

s.

Lace, gold or silver tissue.

stfWfcnftfei

in-

from R. 31T + 3^T Wilkins' Or.

(n.

s.

a cloud.

31%^)

(from 3~1

a.

To play on an

mental music.

eruption following a fever.

5?

uttered, extorted.

(from R.

v. a.

799)

(corrupt, of

weather, continuous rain

a cloud.

Caused to be

Disputation,

cotton plant.

<ll*t?*vl s. (corrupt, of

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the cans, of R.

a.

strument, to strike as a clock.

(mfn. from

a.

(to.)

Hindu

Carey.

altercation, litigation.

*4"lk^"

(from R. 3Tf ) The key-note in

s.

^tfksi

instrument.

Almond-

(Lit.

srtk'lMW

Also

music.

l.

(from ^TO*! ) Oval.

shaped.)

musician.

^W^t^

See

The playing on a musical

4WfelJ

2.

(Uvaria Badajamba, Rox.).

p. 43.

from R.

(.

s.

^tlTOt a.

1968

a band of music

concert.

^tCf^I

s.

(p.

ftab)

1.

An

almond.

tree (Terminalia Catappa).

3.

2.

Another

Mohun P.

The Indian

^ii^farW

s.

>i^b) a

(p.

king's son, a

prince.

Carey.

A sort
meat.

concert of

instrumental music.

sail.

chesnut (Castanea Indica).

p. 65.

3tTTf|l3l t"kl

s.

(from

p.

of sweet,

<lij^

1^ s.

(p. *U> jb)

)JS>d\i)

A king,

A princess.

a sovereign.

1970

1969

bl^lW

s.

(p-

Sovereignty, royalty

^l^^V)

a kingdom.

Root.

To

i.

Often with

**Cfcta

pre-

it.

Preventing,

R.

(mfn.

a.

One who

1.

hinders or obstructs.

s3l

(/.) or -r>| (w.) Stoppage, re-

hinderance, obstruction.

hQ ^
man

^t^)

from R.

contradiction.

(Beny.)

Affliction,

2.

oppo-

resistance,

pain.

wooden

s.

(m.

To

v. a.

To

v. a.

obviate

the condition of <3"^

a difficulty

and from

To be hindere^

or ob-

in

3^?) An

(from R.

leather- workers to

sew with thongs.

make

(Bassia

and has

worldly

Manu

instrument used

when they

Carey.

vi.

the hermit, the

87.

4.

TFmfWi

s . (/.

from

(from

ficulties,

Reciprocal dif-

^T + R.37T ) A

m. from ^"*T -f n

?)

(3"FR +

An

dered.

^ nTI)

(from R.

^tH^) To

oppose, to re-

to impede, to thwart, to hinder, to check,

Ben.

p. 55.

3lrR5Ttp&

5.

(^T^ + ^rtf"^)

which produces them.

s.

(/.

(n.

from

^fsfa + TT

Wilkins'

Gr.

{mfn. fut. part. p.

Capable of being hindered

or cow-

^T^CD

s.

(m. from

<lHfj) A

tree bearing

from blossoms.

<hl^W

v.a. (from a. %j)

struct, to fabricate, to
s.

(v.

noun of

To

build, to con-

make.

<lH

building, making, or fabricating.

1.

2.

The

act of

(In gram-

mar) The junction of a consonant with a vowel.

975) Deafness.
a.

Cowach

(Carpopogon pruriens).

TtTft"
s.

The loments
also the tree

Carey.

from <rt*R'?)

to frustrate.

^"tf^S

monkey.

Hort.

fruits
v. a.

sist,

ape, a

legumi-

itch

Opposed, obstructed, impeded, thwarted, hin-

metre

s.

mutual resistance, a mutual thwarting.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

tree

nous plant (Dolichos scarabaeoides).

<t"1l<l
a.

2.

As. Res. x. 412. 465.

or long pods of Cassia fistula

s.

from

retired

affairs for lonely

latifolia).

Tt^R^^TtlT

Carey.

the holes

(<*t or student, and

woods and wilds

See

of Krishna, sung on the eighth day of the moon's

by

all

in Sanskrit prosody.

s.

or householder,

anchoret.

Songs celebrating the birth

3"$rtf\5

manufactured.

is

a clog.

oppose, to thwart, to

month Bhadra.

Beny.

2.

3.

structed.

increase in the

s.

high tide or

from^vT + ^5) 1. The Brdhthird order, who has passed through

of the

^^^5

Dried,

1.

arrow.

place where silk

meditation

a.

a sandal,

shoe,

sea, the

his family

v.

resist

An

hinderance, an impediment
sition,

Obstruction,

1.

heavy

(corrupt, of <ni )

(Beny.*)

(/.

flood, a

2.

charge.

s.

bore in some of the rivers of India.

Pains attending the menstrual dis-

straint,

1.

s.

stopping, refraining, hindering, obstructing,

(m.)

R.^^+'T)

(from <r*T) Relating to a wood.

2.

(w.)

(/.) or

resistibility.

3~t*Ta. (mfn. pret. part. p.

dry.

^31

(Beny.)

Wilkins' Gr. % 689 and 710.

See

obstruct, to oppose,

2.

Preventableness,

(ra.)

to resist, to hinder.

fixed to

ble, preventable.

oi

R.

^t^+TT)

impeded,

a.

Fabricated, constructed, made.

1.

resisti-

^TTtipi
6

s.

(m.

<l

WI^

n. pr.,

+^

from R.

<rH1

1971

3*1^)

Vanayu

particularly

^iFTIT

horse, considered as one of a

good breed.

A sort

(to.)

s.

(/.)

Wilkins' Gr. 900)

(to.)

s.

^tf*fa
Sown

(to>.

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. %, .<t^U}-V5 Wilkins'

421) Vomited, ejected from the mouth.

p.

A vomiting,

an

eject-

W'.+tS)

(to/w.

1.

slave, a servant.

form of respectful address

*^t^&n H

Your

^^t)

from

(to.

s.

'

2.

<UPv!l1

<T<^s.

^b) A kind

(from p.

s.

(a.

<_A>)

1.

bastard,

the son of a disloyal wife.

*3"t^<T

man.

from

(to.

s.

An

2.

1.

A relation,

a kins-

^"fSF^I

v.

p. 73.

(from R.

To

<l'f )

See

(to.

2.

from R.

weaving.

(h. L->b

1.

3.

p.

bb)

Oh

father

father

a.

seed.

s.

(mfn.
(to.)

<n<T^-i

(a. L^-ob)

s.

Business,

2.

count

Account, head,

affair,

ad.

matter,

article,

On

ac-

(from a. iu-ob) Relating to a matter

(mfn. from R. <HT

a.

Talking much,

loquacious, garrulous, talkative.

sowing of seed.

3"

(/.) or

Talkativeness, loquacity.

(ft.)

<ri<r^[
father.

Used

father!

^HRTPj

3^+3^)

s.

climbing plant (Embelia Ribes).

in the

Oh

Carey.

3l<<t>L

^f^f^B^

for

XttJ) Father and mo-

<Tt<[pn^

cook.

L5

^teSWTi

Sowing

>:Ajb) A

(t.

s.

s.

ajU

from

(p.

s.

(p.

L5

*-,y.b)

A kitchen.

Frizzled or curled hair.

s.

sower.

(corrupt, of

1-

of.

^t<TR<

ther; parents.
s.

Hort. Ben.

pilosum).

p. 45.

shaving.

from R.

+H1

(Ocymum

species of basil

s.

3^5) A plant (Mi-

Hort. Ben.

mosa Arabica).
s.

reason,

Hunter.

sort.

Only, indeed, truly, verily,

^I^^^RT.

s.

^t?1

Subject,

3.

matter,

to bind,

Hence the term bobbery.

door.

or affair.
tie,

vocative case as an exclamation of surprise or

pain:

s.

a.

to fasten, to confine, to arrest.

s.

T^t

item.

A plant (Abrus precatorius).

SaMa S. p. 357.
a.

2.

business, point,

affair,

indecl. Sans.

Also

A sort of grass (Calamus tenuis).

Hort. Ben.

a section, any

chapter,

assuredly.

a friend.

ally,

head,

of cloth.

manner, mode, species, method,

slave'.

2.

Gr. 725) Fit or proper to be sown.

division of a book.
(p- *Jcj)

Shaven.

1.

fut.part.p. R. 3T*t^H Wilkins'

ing from the mouth.

Also

or lake.

^1*. (from^) A father.

.

Gr.

pond

(as seed).

fragrant grass (Cyperus rotundus).

a.

large oblong

(/)

of cane (Calamus Rotang).

Pertaining to a forest, sylvan, wild.

Wilson.

(mfn. from

a.

1972

<rt<rt

(a. c_>b

p. 40.

+ u_~S) A reason,

Carey.

from R. Zfj%)

father.

s.

(p.

bb)

father.

See

an

affair.

1974

1973

nephew

son, a son-in-law, a

an

expression of endearment.

address, like

to

esquire.'

'

s.

a.

'

<1HW1
a term of respect-

and nearly equivalent

sir,'

sometimes used ironically.)

(It is

bird (Loxia Philippensis).

Reverse, contrary, unfavourable,

2.

Causing

to

vomit, emetic.

^\^\

4Urktt

(corrupt, of

s.

A Brahman.

H.

J^fel) A

^t^fl.) The

(corrupt, of

s.

wife of a

Brahman.
s

3*fa(.H<J

CK^) An epithet

at marriage-ceremonies.
a.

of Siva.

hymn

As. Res. vn. 307.

vile,

base.

s.

(m.)

An

epithet

his fifth avatara or descent from heaven.

i.

s.

^1H + T^3) A

(m.
(a.

3tTFTt^1

open and

ttjltj)

weaver's loom.

Earnest-money given to

u Lj) A

(from a. jJlj

s.

detailed ac-

a.

(from <~i\jj Relating to wind, windy,

stormy, airy.

<1V1<J

(m>. from

Wilkins' Gr. 899)

Relating to wind, sacred to Vayu the deity of
.

north-western.

< lil*i

s.

(m. from

s.

TFJJ A
its

crow.

(Probably

longevity.)

As.

(m.

<lTTT + 3Rtft) An owl

The enemy of crows. )

(Lit.

of Vishnu, or his incarnation as a dwarf during

Res.

<UtKvJ

Tt^+^tfe?) An

an opening, an aperture.

recited

Short, dwarfish, of low sta-

1.

Low,

2.

(from

s.

Wilkins' Gr.

899) The name of a particular

ture.

tt&ft

mare.

so called on account of

3"Uu.K<

(m. from

s.

(/.)

wind
(m. <Tt3T+

s.

^TXRfjll

plant (Siphonanthus Indica). Hort. Ben. p. 46.

<

<iJfl

count, a relation of particulars.

(corrupt, of <Tt5pl )

s.

bind a bargain.

<H+^<)

(mfn. from R.

a.

^T^R + t/T

(_f^T mfn.

a.

inverted.

Beautiful, agreeable, pleasing.

3.

<1H + ^ltUt^) Unsound doc-

Following the doctrine of the tantras, heterodox.

airy place,

Carey.

Left (in opposition to right).

1.

(mfn.')

(m.

s.

heterodoxy, the doctrine of the tantras.

trine,

jtJPWfU See<Tfa^.
A gentleman used as
ful

3"ftrfelR

(r.),

Also

3"tWffe

&c.

<lUWKl

s.

(/.)

medicinal root

commonly

called hakoli.

3llT

5.

(m. from R. 3"1)

wind.

1. Air,

2.

352.

The

god of wind, Vayu, the guardian-deity of the

<Kllil

a.

(from^tH^)

^tefTt^TO s
The

left

(from^3T +

wing of an army.

TtatTu.
expense

s.

(m.)
s.

An

person

useless

woman.

from

who

TiU+C^t^T) A

beats a

A woman.

drum with

the

3.

The

air of the

body.

{Beng?) Hypochondria.

The north-west
quarter.
a.

(mfn.

Tfa + Sj"^)

s.

^J+C^a? !)

Hypochondriac,

insane.

Also ^TtolS^j,, (f).

1.

4.

^tofg

ant or mole-hill.

(/.

north-west quarter.

p. 153.

(<TtH + <-nt) Useless talk;

^t5Tl.(/ewiw.of^t5I)

^f^+t^P)

Mohun P.

an accusation.

<klnl0tl
beautiful

Dwarfish, short.

2.

3"iiJC^<^1
wind.

(Beng.)

left

hand.

"t?JT<Tl

See
s.

The

deity of

1TW

(m.

gust of wind.

(/.

current of

air,

1975

1976

^toJ3PT si ( Tfa + 3X3FT) The act of fanning.

upon

air (like

^TT^Fr

The

(Lit.

<TftP

jt

5J

The

T)

Mohun P.

Another time, again,

j\j )

repeatedly.
cuirass, armour.

for

^TPU)

Fire.

Also

friend of wind.)

<fs|<i^r aa*

(from Pi

jj

Again and again,

repeatedly, often.
.

(from 3*H) Hypochondriac, insane,

uligino-

sum).
(p.

colic.

(Panicum

StST + ^FU

(wj.

s.

Feeding

species of grass

ascetic), fasting.

3"^^

See

<lllW4

an

(3t?J+

s.

p. 26.

31"%+ R.

(mfn. from

a.

s.

ilSwfll

(^iR+C^Tl) A

s.

certain part of

the day during which the transaction of busi-

crazy.

ness

^OXl

(^T + ^I

The

*!)

contained in

air

the body, the gaseous part of any thing.

prohibited

is

3"tot^t^

the unlucky part of the day.

Tt^ + STPT)

(from

s.

Caret/.

Lasting a

twelvemonth, annual, perennial.

*T ( w

Tt^s.

nom ^ n

sing. <3l)

(p.^b)

Load.

1.

f^.

Fruit.

Time,

2.

3te%Tj1

3.

comp. e.g.

repetition: used in

from

Water. See

see

4.

The

^)

The

chief of

a set of harlots.

Once,

Sans, (from

indecl.

+^T^:

One,

^t^ +

If. from

s.

< l< )

Repeat-

and again, frequently.

edly, again

sitting of a sovereign to give audience.

(m. from R.

5)

1.

<iU^al
turn, a vicissitude,

a repetition, a time, an occasion.

tude, a flock.

3.

2.

day of the week.

4.

a.

(w.)

volley.

(mfn. R. <T +

^<)

Preventing, re-

straining, thwarting, checking, hindering.

(from

^te^^
TOT (n.

R. <[ + 3FT)

s.

tray, a large dish.

1.

derance, opposition, resistance.

armour.

3.

3~trt"^1
(Musa

s.

An

Restraint,
2.

Benares,

(m.) Mail,

a.

Fit to be

Also

3tTfiF33) and

Vardnasi or

A native of Benares.
from 3Tt1 +^\\ The

See

<L

<TfT<t

(mfn. from

a.

names

The holy city of Benares or

^Wfaft

Gr. 900) Relative to the

Wilkins'

city of

Varanasi or

portico,

a porch, a

Benares.
(from

<Rn3 ) A

veranda.

(<t^ + vlKj}<)

Another time,

again, once more.

(_/.)

An

esculent root (a species of

Dioscorea).

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

restrained,

Wilkins'

to the city of

(m.)

(/.

Varanas'i.

and

Also

(/)

TtTflll

s.

ad.

(mfn. from

rivers).

hin-

TR1+^') A plantain

sapientum).

s.

^Wtsft

elephant.

(f. from

whore, a harlot.

(/.).

Gr. 902) Relating

^WtWf

tortoise.

C^H?) A

s.

^tT + ^T.) A

^"Rt^rri

of two
<Tt^<l? a.

(/.

multi-

A vessel for holding spirituous liquor. 5. (Beng.)

A row, a column, half a page. a. Twelve.
(from

Also

s.

^ + 3pft^)

Ttft

(n.

s.

hindered, or prevented.
(mfn.).

from R.

\ ?)

Water.

(from the English barracks)

racks

a row

Bar-

of houses resembling barracks.

1978

1977

<1((<pM

(3tf3+C^t^T) A

s.

gunpowder-

water-lily.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the cqus. of R.

a.

U. CLJjjb)

(p.

s.

manufactory or magazine.

3)

<l<p^lttTl

tortoise.

Hindered, obstructed, kept

3tR^

(t\\+3&)

ad.

Once.

prevented.

off,

Again, another time.

(mfn. from

a.

water.

(to.)

s.

Yielding

3lR^Efl

cloud.

king

water-course,

a stream, an aqueduct.
. (to.

The

An

from

^Tfe^Pt

3l|<^<k

s.

(to.

(to.

<llR^

s.

water.
1

pi

of inundation north of the Ganges, and part of

p.

49.

ad.

(from

(from

3R")

Again and again,

3tRl

a.

(from

a.

Twelve.

3tR"i+T^)

from door to door, mendicant.

3tft+^1^) A

v. 56.

repeatedly.

lWV^ W{

3tf3 + R.

<1<)

As. Res.

Begging

Carey.

cascade.

<\i<\k\<l

3^) A

(from3lRl + 3ftT) Common,

a.

cloud.
general.

Carrying water.)

(Lit.

aquatic

(/.).

from

Part of Bengal and Behar, or a tract

?)

sea.

Hort. Ben.

plant (Pistia stratiotes).

Also

from 3C3rEl The name of a

(/.

the present zillah of RajashaM.

from

(/.

s.

(from
2.

3tfT+R. ^)

1.

spring of

3t5

s.

(a.

Relating to or

1.

fol-

frog.
2.

(m/n. from 3fv3)

lowing any profession, trade, or line of business.

cL^j) An

a successor to an

heir,

Healthy, well.

husk of

s.

(n.)

1.

Health.

2. Chaff,

rice or grain.

inheritance.

3t\3i

3ftft
2.

(from R.

5.

vessel for milking.

foot-rope for an elephant.

spell,

3.

turn, a

a rotation.

Tfapf^3

3t^l

^)

1.

s.

from3^i

from R.

(/.

hood, a profession.

v. a.

(/.)

(femin. of

<ll<H)

Varuna

1.

The

west-quarter,

presides.

2.

The name of

the twenty-fourth lunar mansion.

3.

A festival

on the thirteenth day of the second half of the

month Chaitra.
name of an upanishad

As. Res. in. 279.

Res. vni. 454. 479.

The

4.

Yqjur-veda.

As.

5. Spirituous liquor,

espe-

in the

gena).

< r^W^V.

kind prepared from hog-weed.

(t. cj>jjIj)

Gunpowder.

(Beng.^

an ac-

2.

liveli-

^^3

v. a.

to inform.

To acquaint a person with

a.

news, giving

3tp33*

The egg-plant (Solanum Melon-

Also 3l^ft^, (/.) and

3l$l35:

s.

^tjft*

(m.).

<t^1 + ^lft"5:) Bringing

information,
s. (to) A chandler.

{mfn.

(to.

from

1.

One who

gives information, an intelligencer, an informer.

2.

cially a

report,

any thing, to give information.

quarter.
.

count, information, news, tidings.

Varuna,

Relating to

the god of water and guardian-deity of the west

over which

1.

To procure information, to enquire,

v. a. To give information, to report,

(from 3"f3) The twelfth.

a. (to/w.

s.

tradesman, a handicraftsman.

commentary, a
I.

441. 443.

gloss, scholia.

3.

(n.)

Trans. R.A.S.

1979

1980

weather.

<1^<P<

5.

An

(.)

weather, rainy

beams of the

to support the

inkstand,

^)

from

(n.

s.

Bad

from

(ra.

(/.) and

(n.)

-31

Carey.

roof.

Childhood, infancy, child-

ishness, puerility.

Old

age.

from

^tfft^

^H<) An

from R.

(?w.

R. *Pl N ) Childish talk, foolish

(.).

*^t^^a7l s.
A

from R. t^i^)

(n.

Also

usurer.

Also

leather thong.

child,

3Tf

^ifft + 'FT) The

(m. from

S.

eared white goat. SeeKulluka

A wild

^^PT

from

(n.

s.

An

men

(/i.

assemblage of

*<H\31il

< jfl*V
5

from

An

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

assemblage of

*Tt*FTl

*3"Nf*l

S+

See

tail

See

129.

5lfH^
1.

fl

s.

(m.)

vn.

s . (n.

(m.

s.

^TWS

^t^ + vFRT) A tree (Mimosa

3"HTt^ and

^T + 3l)
SrW4^

(from R.

s.

ment of gold

or silver

Gr. 903)
2. Annual,

Young

grass.

hairy

An

orna-

<$*f*jjg

young

(i/h.

frying-pan.

worn between the hair

2.

string of pearls

Wilson.

binding the hair.

TFjt&iws'

(m.).

from R. Hi)

^1?) A

Connected with the rainy season.

cow

time.

divided on the forehead.

Manu

leech.

Also

first

(as that of a horse).

^t^^T

Living in water,

Relating to a

3"f^ + *1$)

(/. from

s.

(m.

s.

Catechu).

accoutred in coats of mail.

a.

*^'W|f\)1t

with calf for the

Morton,

coats of mail.
s.

<H<P)

(mfn. from

a.

childish.

long-

onManu iir. 271,

sheep, a wether.

^I^ + ^OJI from R. $?T)

(/.

Infanticide.

^W^f

(/)

prattle.

^T^ + ^jTT)

Having very

children.

yearly.

(m.

3t^3 s.
num

fruit

of the Sola-

Jacquini.

(mfn.

a.

young.

2.

from

pubes. 4. (Beng.~)

Hort. Ben.

*^Wj<P
infant,

5.

1.

a child.

2.

A colt.

ix.

Infantine,
5.

*3-fcfSrfWl

p. 51.

A beam

2.

fool,

boy, a lad, an

a blockhead.

laid over pillars in

As.

31^ + ^Tfa)

Infancy, child-

s>

^ ^I^T + ^ft"^) A

3.

a building

small rat

or mouse.

*^^Rpte
3Tt^)1)

1.

(m.

s.

3. Hair,

A plant (Hibiscus tortuosus).

(m. 3"iFr + <F)

variable

366.

*<H<3l<

a child.

(Beng.}

R.

The second of the seven

hood.

Ignorant, uninformed, childish.

An infant,

1.

^S?^) Derived from

(n.) Ethics, morals.

s.

?)

karanas or divisions of the lunar month.

Bes.

(mfn. from

a.

Vrihaspati.

(?w.)

The

from

Of

a.

(mfn.

from

a purple colour,

3"^ +
s.

(zre.)

+
Purple

(the colour).

^FTl
it

5.

(from

^t^T + R. CTl)

attacks a child.

fever

when

1982

1981

See

any animal.

*^Tl
girl,

3t*T + 5/3) The

(m.

Tf^pi

of

tail

A female child, a
A plant (Hibiscus

2.

3. {Beng.~) A ring for the wrist.

A sort of perfume (Andropogon schoenanthus ?)

Carey.

from

(h.

q. v.)

s.

A termination

any act are formed

p. 79.

^lff*fc| a. (mfn. from ^ft5*! ) Young, childish,

ignorant.

^t^oTf

lW|
To

3"tfWl)

(from

s.

(Anas

teal

Carey.

Crecea).

by

o
(<Ttf*T + $; *T)

^fflpl

(^t^t + '^c1)

s.

-f&[S3

Sand,

down with

grind, to wear

e. g.

pillow, a cushion, a bol-

Mohun P.

means of which Bengali nouns denoting the habitual doer of

Also

ster.

1.

a young woman.

(p. (iJb )

(femin. of

s.

hairy

tortuosus).
4.

. .

sand.

Mortar, sand, and

lime.

One who

habit of

in the

is

visiting-

dancing assemblies, a dancer, a singer, from

An
dancing, &c.

Km^WP

It is

sometimes written

**jk"3**J

^t^rWri

*.

(p.

^t^Tt^1

s.

(from

An

upper room.

^fl + 3o*-) A medi-

See

Sabda

*'^t^IT

Colebr. Alg.

s.

(m.)

An

Fit for a child,

ass.

S. p. 189.

superior sort of rice brought from

Bakharganj.

lunule, a menis-

moon.

{mfn. from

a.

*frtMiHi<fc>

p. 96.

soft, gentle, mild.

cinal plant.

(m.

^WTr'+*tt5) A

plant

(Siphonanthus Indica).

Carey.

<lw<P
Living at another's expense.

a.

3~t^ + $^)

(m.

cus, the crescent of the

calamity, a misfortune.

See 3~tf*Wl

(/.) Sand, gravel.

s.

*^t^s.
(a. s-h )

drug and perfume apparently

the powder of some mineral ore. See ^^^"t^T^

assembly met for singing and

+^t 5Tl

(m.)

s.

(mfn. from

a.

<c<P) Made

of bark.

Sabda
Destitute, forlorn, bereft.

a.

5. p. 271.

s.

tub, a

bucket.
*<1

Rl

(m.)

s.

1.

name of a

(In mythology) The

5.

monkey-chief, the brother of Sugriva and son

of Indra.

2. (JBeng.~)

Sand.

3.

*<irh<pi
child.

(femin. of

s.

its

single door
4.

The

sheath.

^t5

^)

*3t*Wt*T

(L

childhood or infancy.
1.

s.

Root,

species of

iv.

cry as a bird.

^tpT )

sand, consisting of sand.

denticulatus,

TTT^rt^

Also <.\V

(/.)

and

Breakfast.

(^tf^l+^Tl) A

(from

The age of

female

cricket.
a.

^t^+^I^T)

Sand.

2.

^f^WTl
*JR^i

Childhood, infancy, boy-

hood, youth.

of a pair, the leaf of a folding-door.

leaf of a palm-tree with

(w.^t^ + TT)

Sandy, abounding
s.

fish

in

(Cyprinus

3.

To

1.

To sound.

2.

To

call.

A plant (Justicia Ganderussa).

3tpte1 (/.). See 4ljPt$
s.

(/.)

Also

Buchanan's MSS.*). Also

Carey.

(<Tt*iTt\3)

a.
s.

(n.

(mfn.^ Perfumed, scented. See^Tf*"|\j

from

"R.

^H) The cry of birds or animals.

1983

1984

4if3\jl

(from R.

s.

1.

woman.

2.

3lR!ft<

a.

^"f^^ + t^

(mfn.

Wilkins' Gr.

903). Relating to or belonging to the sage

honour of the goddess

of

a. (corrupt,

tear.

beautiful

festival in

celebrated in the

TfaS+Ctffl) Fragrant pow-

(m.

^i*1<

(m. from

s.

in scent,

<
Vapour, steam, hot

2.

The

month Chaitra.

musty.

stale, old, corrupt,

1.

Changed

?)

Durga

1.

2.

der sprinkled on the clothes at the Hull festival.

Sixty-two.

(corrupt, of

(?w.)

<l*13

(femin. from

^t^WM

Vasisht'ha.

s.

3*^^

shrub (Gsertnera racemosa).

female elephant.

(mw.)

s.

<*JJ An

1.

day.

gether of a couple the

Indra.

epithet of

The

2.

sleeping to-

night after mar-

first

riage.

mist.

3Ttf&W

^TS^i

(y. from

?)

commonly

plant

3l^t<M^

(3"PR+^R)

s.

The house

which a newly-married couple sleep the

called hingupatri.

at

first

night after marriage.

3l*T Root,

(TTOlf\3) To

X.

fume, to fumigate, to incense,

To

cry, to utter

scent, to per-

41*1*1

sounds as a bird.

4.1*1

See R.

s.

tion,

1.

house, a habita-

a dwelling, a residence.

garment.

3.

v. a.
v. a.

<t^)

(m. from R.

To emit a

To smell
s.

perfume,

To

(Beng.^

4'W?i'k

^^3

a.

v. a.

^t^T

^t*Wl

(/.).

1$

a dwelling,
)

A woman

fuming.

2.

3.
4.

R.

The abiding

The wearing of
The

3.

The

at a place

clothes

act of per;

sitting in a particular posture.

receptacle, a

box

5.

a dish, a plate.

(f. from R. <*"J. )

longing after a

thing, a fanciful desire, a wish, a propensity.

3i^Pi

a.

to spring.

(mfn. from <T*1\3

1.

1. Stale, old.

interj.

Oh

An

adze, a small

abode, a residence,
2.

An

Perfumed, scented.

Clean-washed

exclamation of

Spiced, seasoned.

2.

Dressed, accoutred, clothed,

Vernal, belonging

s.

(w.)

The

cry of birds.

an abode.

apparel, garments.

An

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.
1.

^T + ^SI^)

a.

(as clothes),

2.

astonishment or surprize.

of a house, a bed-chamber.
(n.

temporary

(from ^T*Ti) Residing anywhere

hatchet or chopper.

(n.^ + ^The inner apartment

s.

(T^T + ^lW^) A

(m. from R. <1*1)

shrub (Justicia

dressed for the reception of her gallant.

^t^ffi

s.

temporarily, living in lodgings.

(from <?[t*T + R.

s.

the lair of an

animal.

residence, a sleeping-room.

(m. from R.

^t^<^Tj1

temporary residence,

reside, to dwell

scent, to smell

Also

the nest of a bird

Clothes, a

2.

a scent.

to a thing.

Ganderussa).

Clothes, garments.

4 *1J A

(from R.

s.

a lodging

3t*T

from R.

(n.

s.

iv.

3tf*F3l

(/. from

R. 3F^?)

1.

woman.

2.

female elephant.
(p. JAi-Sib )

interj.

Oh

A resident, an inhabitant.
An

exclamation of surprize

or astonishment.
a. (a. jj-c^)
to, joined.

Arrived

at,

met with, come

1985

1986

Ttf^T^"tf%

JLU,)

(a.

s.

The

state of

an

account.

3#ft

(-"pT^w/.

a.

Relating to cloth,

Used

residing.

R.^^)

from

comp.

in

e. g.

Dwelling,

^T^f^H

a.

^tf5

(.)

s.

wood, a

forest,

a.

(m.) (In mythology)

s.

s.

<tf^U?<&

a.

Krishna.

(mfn.

<\%K<4-M)

3 1^3

a.

(as

its

(in thea-

Pertaining to a goat

Manu

&c).

(mfn. from

genuine, true

u. 41.

least, the smallest.

SM+^H^)
A

S.

Also^t'^f^
(w/ra.

<^Q) Connected with

Mohun P.

Become steam,

the

real,

/w. part. p. R.

< Jr N+\3<U)
1

in, inhabitable.

(a. <)daJj) Account, sake, cause, reason.

tda-jlj)

(mn. from R.

s.

residence.

2.

bitable, proper to

*^T^Root,

be abided

(m. from R.

3^)

The wind. 4. A
6. The arm.

1.

7.

The

site

reed, a pen.
)

1.

Also

habitation, a

potherb (Chenopodium album).

3f5^

a.

of, for

JaJj

the sake

An

On

s.

(m.)

1.

account

A
3.

5.

A bull.

wey

carrier,

measure of capato

or a ton in freight.

carrier,

^<P )

Carrying,

a porter.

2.

horse; a horseman.

(from

3lf\5t3 ) A

v. a.

To

turn back,

epithet of

Tndra.

case
(Lit.

of

The

^kft^l^. (-V

return.

to return.

See

m. from <Tt^ + R.

ff^) A

<^) A vehicle,

a convey-

buffalo.

lord or guardian of the abode.)

(n.
a.

2.

of, for.

genit.

3tg

horse.

(mfn. from R. ^IT-f

waterman, a rower.
s.

a. akslj)

Wilson.

of a residence.

from

make an

kumbhas, or nearly equal

city containing ten

(n.).

ad. (h.

to

strive.

vehicle.

porter.

Inha-

in.

(<H^U3) To resolve,

i.

attempt, to endeavour, to

3.

3^7 + XT)

part. p. R.

a. (w?//i. /m*.

bearing,
(n.)

s.

Eva-

p. 155.

the weight of an English

(from a.

-31

steam, evaporation.

(mfn.).

Proper to be resided at or dwelt

s.

the

steam -engine.

(from^M

a.

poration.

s.

a.

Of

^t^fa^T

3"f^ff^3

^t^P

evident, manifest, demonstrated.

Vapour,

2.

Mention, rela-

dissolved into steam, evaporated.

true nature of a thing, essential, material

^"^p?

4.

The ascent of

(mfn. from
skin,

a.

^tS

A tear.

) 1.

language).

trical

*lT9l

%W

atom, a trace.

(from

a.

Also

Attached to

A young girl

R.

An

Any, the

a.

epithet of

Wilkins' Gr. % 902.

(/ from

C%%) An

The son of Vasudeva.)

(Lit.

Wilkins' Gr. 903)

nature of steam, volatile.

(m. from

Krishna.

3.

The name of the

sovereign of the snakes.

^t^THR

(mfn.^^ + t^

(corrupt, of

5.

steam.
tion,

Tf^Tf^l?

cart covered with

Relating to cloth.

mfn.) Living in woods, residing in a

from

forest,

(m.)

s.

cloth.

(mfn. from

Wilkins' Gr. 897)

from R.

ance, a carriage, a horse, an elephant.

6 L

1987

1988

An

^ ^) Bravo!

interj. (p.

of encouragement or surprise.

acclamation

Also

<t

l*^T

v. a.

To

To proceed from,

v. a.

^kX^

expel, to exclude.

come

to

forth,

to

go

abroad.

3l^l<l^f<
s.

3t^) Hand

ad. (from

(Boa

(m. from R.

s.

constrictor).

1.

2.

large snake

water-course.

potherb (Marsilia dentata).

Outside, without,

out of doors, abroad.

mutual grappling with one another.

^t^T

^tf^^)

ad. (from

to hand.

3.

^Ifl/ft*!

(Ttft^+TtSI) The

Wilson.
)

of T^vff^) Seventy-two.

s . (corrupt,

a. (p. jjl^j) Valiant, brave,

bold, noble,

A hero,

s.

(fi om

s.

courageous,

a knight, a champion.

jjl^j) Valour, heroism,

p.

courage, boldness.

^il^T.^i h

Large

wood, timber.
(p.

vance, excuse, pretext.

(p.

bearing

( f^TI^

s.

*^t^

a.

jl^)

(p.

spring.

2.

Elegance,

s.

of

JU-

In

<tj)

its

former state, re-

to

^5^) To

to steer

carry, to bear;

to climb,

to

clamber

(as a plant).

TtfC^

(re.)

s.

The

part of the forehead of an

(/. from

R.

cohort, a battalion ; a

s.

Brahma.

^1c

See

To

(n,

s.

Servile, dependent,

(m.)

(Lit.

Manu

t.

slave, a servant.

Kshatriya, a

man

Born from the arm

31.)

return, to turn back.

from^t^ + R.ttT) Armour

*3l^ri

(/. from

ft

3t^ + R.

W\) The name

of a river said to rise in the snowy chain of the

L An

body of

3.

army.

2.

forces consisting

A river.

Wilson.
B

hundred and forty-three horse, and four hunfive foot.

the classical Hydaspes.

*3lq3f33t^ft (m.^+3rfe+<rt ^) o P -

of eighty-one elephants, eighty-one cars, two

dred and

31^ + 3?)

A fathom.

Himalaya, and probably the modern Behut,

elephant below the frontal globes.

ft

(Beng.)

2.

for the arms.

(from R.

row a boat,

*t1

+^t"f^^.

^t^ + ^l) A

(m.

v. a.

stored, reinstated.
a.

(mfn.

arm.

of the military tribe.

The

1.

<

beauty, delight.
a.

t The

t!

#<n ^\ 5l

a.

e. g.

load, a burthen,

(m.)

Carrying,

Carrying a burthen, from

mfn.')

(m.)

s.

used in comp.

subject to others,

^I^j) Pretence, evasion, contri-

A straggler.

mfn. from R.

*3t^

(^<lV4t?+^tt)

s.

address or

direction of a letter.

Wilson.

Colebr. Alg. p. 295.

posite sides of a figure.

#3"!^^

(n.

3"t^ + 3rT) The strength of

the arm.

Mf^H^

Si

m <t^ + ^)

The

arm-pit, the

shoulder-blade.
general,

commander of an army or battalion.

ocean.
(Lit. The lord of rivers.)

the

^tifcC

(id.

(corrupt, of

without, abroad,

s.

ife^)

2.

The

(.

^1^ +

^)

Close fight,

wrestling, a scuffling, a boxing, pugilism.

Outside, out,

Outside, a. External, outer.

s.

2.

(m. from

3^^)

The month Karlika.

1. Fire,

3.

(n.)

or its deity.

Mail or ar-

ftad

1989

mour

for the arm.

1990

A term in grammar, imply-

4.

ft^Tt^ltl^ s. (h.^^Lj) An usurer.

ing the optional applicability of different rules.

TP^TCT*.

from^^T?) An

(m.

epithet of

(from h.
ness.

Kartikeya.

the deity

ft3^fl.

*3T^P

(h.^^ + TT) Variety,

s.

multiplicity,

_Cj) Usurious-

s.

ftS^

of hlair.

tail

Pulse cleansed and prepared

s.

for food.

manifoldness, plenty.

(mfn.

a.

ft

from3"fl^)

1.

559.

i.

(Jut. part. p.

2.

Fit to be carried or borne,

(Beng.)

carnage.
for the

s.

-TTttS3

R.

Trans.

See

outward, relating to abroad.

A.S.

OK

R.

vehicle, a

(w.)

To go

ft*Tf3

(/.) Twenty, a score.

s.

(from R.

an

Also (^A.

incision, a bore.

Evacuation by

s.

Knowledge of

(n.

(?w.)

^K^SZad.

Sans.

SfojJ^ffH"
nature

(<Tt^ + 3^)

(^if^P)

s.

Externally.

small

tree.

ft + R.

(m/w. from

a.

1.

expanded, blown (as a flower),

Bald, destitute of hair.

s.

(m.)

place to ease

?Rpj

spread.

2.

A Bauddha

mendicant.
(mfn. from

a.

Externally, openly.

ft + R.

Sftfcj

Un-

1.

folded, expanded.
(?w.)

s.

1.

country lying north-west of

Afghanistan, Balkh.

A horse

2.

from Balkh,

ft^

a.

great.

considered as one of a good breed.

3.

4.

Sans.

changed

Danger,

division,

separation.

and may be rendered

of

English by such words as " Away, apart," or

the inseparable prepositions di,

dis,

un, &c.

See Wilkins' Gr. p. 396, 553.

Kridanta

a.

e. g.

5
(mfn.) Watchful, from R. 3ft } To

Having: a dis-

(mfn.

torted or deformed face.

"ft^ftS

a.

ft^ +^f^5)

(mfn.

a.

(mfn.

ft^+Ht^t^')

of money.

De-

ft^^T

s.

(m. from

ft + R.

^3 )

The

sun.

from

(m. and <fl./.)

s.

a dis-

formed, distorted, hideous, ugly.

be awake.

ft^Tt^

Of

torted shape, deformed, ugly.

ft^Ft^fe

by means of which a few

suffix

adjectives are derived from verbal roots

5

awe, jeopardy.

inseparable preposition, mark-

distinction,

It is the opposite

in form.

fright,

a.

ing variety,

dis-

3. Beautiful, pleasing.

Wilson.

Assafcetida.

An

Large,

1.

Formidable, horrible, hideous,

(w.)
s.

ft prep.

ft + R.

(mfn. from
2.

torted,

Saffron.

s.

Unfolded,

a privy.

in,

ad. (from

<Tt^t<

ft

(from R. ft*l^) To pierce, to per-

v. a.

external objects, perception through the senses.

^St

perforation, a hole,

forate.

3l$73sH

ft A

ft^) A

forth

purpose of easing nature.

)

in

twentieth.

Also

s.

v. a.

stool.

<k^?

ft*ff% ) The

(mfn. from

a.

External, exterior,

(h.

JS)

work

bird.

1.

Delay.

2.

The

interest

or labour.

ft^ta.
disorder,

(mfn. from
irregular,

ft + ^Tl)

Confused,

in

confounded, discomposed,

1991

1992

agitated.

Defective, imperfect, on the

2.

decayed,

^31

impaired.

or

(/.)

wane
(

n .)

Disorder, confusion, irregularity.

a.

f<<P<H

(mfn. f^T^^T + '31^

(m. from

s.

ness, solitude, privacy.

Heaven,

4.

sure.

Deformed,

maimed.

crippled,

display, the opening of a flower.

Enjoyment, plea-

Also

ether.

ft + R. ^f*L)

(mfn. from

a.

3.

Loneli-

2.

Spread-

ing, displaying, opening, unfolding.

ft + R.

Ip^'i. Uncertainty,

ambiguity, option, alternative, doubt,

a.

Am-

f^tf^KS

(mfn. from

a.

ft + R. ^*H)

Spread,

displayed, opened, expanded. Also

biguous, optional.

f<<?c'^f

ft + R. g*T) The

from

s<

from

wz/*n.

leaving

Expanding, opening, budding, blowing.

Also

an option or alternative, the admitting of doubt

mfn.) and

or uncertainty; indecision, consideration.

mfn.).

(mfn. from

a.

expanded,

unfolded,

Also

cheered.

Opened,
flower)

f^'pTxS

(mfn. from

a.

f^ + R.
blown (as a

f%1<^3

ft + R.

To

fromfa + R. ^?)

1.

(from

v. a.

See

sell.

(mfn.).

ft + R.

^%)

Opening,

(<(<><

(m.

s.

general.

2.

bird in

well.

expanding, blowing (as a flower). Also

and

fa^

ftSNfl

(f. from

s.

"f^t3

(from

a.

ft^Pd

fe^T)

f^1^U3 )
f^ + R.

Change of form,

822)
;

Also

(m. from

s.

ruin

(from

y. a.

^) Bengal madder

f^ + R.

(Rubia Manjit'h).

ft^t|U3

f^l

(mfn.).

To

s.

f^tf^ffi.

s.

and purchase,
(n.

undoing,

alteration,

Changed

humours

fecting

Altered,

deteriorated.

pWPH

(/

f^Wt^ + f&3)

at heart, estranged.

(-f%\

an

alteration or change, undergoing a

ft + ^M)

part of the afternoon.

(m. from

Twilight,

Ef-

the latter

Also f%<FN<i? (m.).

ft + R.^Pl)

from

ft + R. ^)
2.

Spread,

1.

Celebrated, famous.
the pres. part,

proper form of R. ^ Wilkins' Gr. 678) 1.

Undergoing a change or alteration.
Manu
76.
a.

2.

Delighted, cheerful, glad.

(mfn. from "ft

diseased

+ R. ^ ) Altered, changed

incomplete, imperfect,

1.

Ex pansion,

s.

sick,

(n.)

Es-

trangement, aversion, disgust.

a.

(m.

scattering

alienated, estranged, averse, disgusted

fe<*W+^3^

a.

s.

Gigantic swallow-

(mfn.

change.

f<<3>H

2. (m.)

scattered, dispersed.

i.

mfn.

1.

mental agita-

(mfn.

from f^T + R. ^?)

wort (Asclepias gigantea).

Wilkins' Gr.

(mfn.

a.

Sale

trade, barter.

about, a spreading.

a.

f^t^ltffe?

"fe^T + ZpIT )

(corrupt, of

sell.

tion.

a vent.

Saleable.

of the body, disease, disorder

changed

sale,

(/.).

deterioration of the constituent

a.

(from

(mfn. ft<j\j + 3TrT)

altered or distorted countenance.

(mfn.) and

ft^fet^"

a.

with an

Also

f^^pjT (mfn.).

(mfn.

"ft^3 + ^Tt^1<

Of an

ft^

ft!! 5

1993

altered or deformed shape or appearance.

ft^3t^f\3
JStafsb

s.

(mfn.).

ft + R. ^)

from

(f.

change.

Sickness,

2.

sion, fear.

Also

4.

disease.

The name of a

Alteration,

3.

Apprehen-

ftZFlt^ arf. (fromftZf^ + ^Isf) For sale.

ftZfR^ s. (m. ftZFTT+t^?) A vender,
ftlFlft^

Also

dealer.

class of metres

As. Res.

in Sanskrit prosody.

1.

ftZF^

473.

x.

ft + R. <|*Q Drawn away,

(mfn. from

a.

pulled

hither

and

drawn

thither,

bow-

(as a

ft^ft
2.

(mfn. from

a.

Done

ft + R.

Gr.

ftZJ^ s

(m. from

a.

or gallop of a horse.

(/. from

s.

W*fl

ft + R. ZflTj Valour, heroism,

(from

s.

ftTft13S3

ftZft^

a.

(mfn. ft3pI[ + 3?) Valorous, heroic,

mP-

(mfn. from

be overpowered.

ft + R. ZFI )

An

3?)

alteration;

a.

ft(!F3l

(-3

s.

iffe)

ft + R. ^1)

(mfn. from

Also

Vincible,

a vent.

sale,

from ft + R.

(mfn. from

vendible.

ft^SrfjTT a.

ft + R.

ft + R. !Ft) A

strong, overpowering.

to

Great

Wilkins'

prowess, force, overpowering strength.

ft5^

1.

a change of mind.

418) Separated, divided.

The canter

ftflFXTl

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ft"^ +

p.

ft + R. TFJj

from

va-

riously, not uniform.

ft^ a.

s.

(/.

s
ft + R.
! ) Bold,
a hero.
warrior,
(m.) A

power or strength, valour, boldness, prowess.

string).

ft?pl

s.

and ftl^ft

(m.)

from

(mfn.

a.

valiant, strong,

ft^^j

1994

Sold.

ft+R.3rl)

ftl!^
m. from

Played.

Saleable,

(mfn.).

ft + R.

Tft)

seller,

Also

a vender, a salesman.

feFPft^ a. (ra/n.t^^ + ^lrT) Vanquishing, victorious, triumphant.

f<<<

ft + R. fpj)

(from

a.

Alarmed, bewil-

dered, confounded, confused, lost.

ftZFrtft R)

s.

(m.fZ^ + ^VK~Q)) The name

of a celebrated prince, the sovereign of Ougein

and reputed founder of an

amongst the

eera

commencing

Hindus,

years before the Christian sera

many

ever,

still

in use
fifty-six

there are,

it

ftflF

mfn

from "f^"+ R

mfn.

a.

strong, powerful,

(m. from

s.

to five or six

ftlR + t^) Valiant,

(m.)

1.

A hero.

ft+R.Zft)

2.

A lion.

Sale, the selling

fttfp

(w.

s.

(mfn. from

to be disposed of

by

ft +R.

sale,

Zfl) Saleable,

vendible.

t) L Wet

'

from

ft + R. f<f^)

Moisture,

dampness, wetness.
Hurt, wounded,

ft"53F3a. (mfn. fromft + R.

injured.

ft^T^

(m. from

s.

ft + R. 5g)

1.

Cough.

2.

Sound.

ftfe3

a. (jm/.

cast, sent.

of any thing.

ft^^i! a.

Fatigued,

Old, withered, decayed.

2.

the

s.

f^)

has

name also occurs variously written,

as Vikrama, A'ditya, Vikra masena, Vikramasinha, VikramArka, &c. Wilson.

fulfil

ft + R.

tired, wearied.

moistened.

princes of this name, and

and Prit'hwirAjA, as well as

fcFfl.

(mfn. from

a.

how-

been applied to Raja Bhoja, to SA.livA.hana

others

ft<p\g

ft5f|

a.

2.

fromft + R.f^t)

1-

Thrown,

Dispersed, scattered.

(/. from

ft + R.

disturbed, alarmed, frightened.

3^)

Agitated,

1996

1995

ft + R. ftWC) A

(m. from

s.

or casting; dispersion, dissipation

(

who

$1

from

/re.

perplexity.

fa + R.

throwing

f^)

f^]?t3

ft + R.

from

(n.

s.

Morton.

discord in music.

nominated.

called,

fa + R.

^t5!)

Departure,

Reproach,

abuse, censure.

(mfn. from

a.

(mfn.).

from

(m.

Agitation,

disturbance, alarm.

f^t^IT

secession, relinquishment.

f^ + R.

(m. from

s.

Also

One

throws, scatters, or disperses.

fe^F^

be departed or seceded from, relinquish able.

^1)

ft + R.

Spoken

2.

1.

Named,

SlTj Re-

from f^T + R.

proached, abused, censured, reviled.

victorious,

of,

(jm/W.

a.

(mfn. from

a.

ft + R. *lT

Cen-

glorious, renowned.

Also

surable, reproachable, blameable.

(y. from
celebrity, fame,

Notoriety,

(mfn.).

renown.
a.

f^t^s. (corrupt,

of f^FlR?) Alteration, change,

(mfn. from "ft + R. Jj^t) Dropped,

become

fallen,

loose, detached.

deterioration.
f<T^t1i\5s. (corrupt, of f^^t^") Alteration,

To change,

v. a. (caus.

an

to effect

deterioration, ruin.

alteration, to deteriorate, to corrupt,

to spoil, to vitiate, to

ft'STH?

debauch.

mersed,
(from

a.

f<^To l^ts5)

Deteriorating,

(mfn.

ft + R.

(from

To

<)

alter, to

2.

Made

1.

Im-

turbid

darkened, obscured.

f^fteM *
v. n.

ft + R. ^tl^)

from

bathed, plunged.

corrupting, spoiling.

f^T^U^

change,

(/. from "ft

in Sanskrit prosody.

+ R.tl) A

sort of metre

As. Res. x. 465.

change, to fade, to become worse, to be spoiled

mfn. from
or vitiated.

Departing, seceding, withdrawing.

)

One

of another party, an

(mfn. from

a.

opponent, an adversary.

TO

s . ( n.

from

f<+R.

*t

The discharge

of a debt.
a.

f^ + R.

departed, disappeared.
scure,

s.

mm
in

(mfn. from

span.

2.

^)

1.

Mohun P.

p.

144.

See

(f.

from
past child-bearing.

ftfliPP

a.

(mfn. from

Decried, re-

+ R.^) A

sort of metre

a.

ft + R.

As. Res.

qualities, worthless,

s.

Sfajj) Proper to

bad

quality, an evil

disposition.

indication of evil, confusion, ruin,

quarrel.

p.

Carey.

x. 465.

Destitute of good

(mfn.

f^T^j a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

(from
serpent (Boa Horatta, Russet).

from f^

Sanskrit prosody.

Gone away,

Gloomy, dark, ob-

s.

An
woman

viled, abused, censured.

R.

f<l^ Wilkins'

Gr.

419) Agitated, disturbed, alarmed.

a.

feft

(mfn.
s.

(m.

?)

Noseless.

fromf^ + R.

1.

The body.

1997

2.

1998

f<TT>1

Shape, form

grammar) the proper form

(in

of a compound word.

War,

4. (inn.)

3. Extension, diffusion.

battle.

strife,

An

(Beng.)

5.

to divide, to discriminate, to judge, to decide.

Sometimes

Rot$i

v/ith f<T prefixed to

f^ + R. T>^

(mfn. from

a.

idol.

(from f^T + R.

^itj An

Gr. 770) Clever, able,

unfavourable

from "fc + R.

(n.

(mfn. from f^ + R.^rtj Happened,

skilful,

Wilkins'

(m.)

s.

Brahman.

learned

occurrence, a misfortune.
a.

it.

f&)

Search, re-

search, investigation.

occurred, befallen (as a misfortune).

(m. from

f^ + ^T

(/.) Herpes, scab, the itch.

the substitute for

R. 3Pj The residue of food offered

(mfn. from

a.

to the gods,

moveable,

or manes, &c.

fickle,

rity, deviation,

kottas,

measure of land, equal to twenty

or

from eighty to eighty-seven cubits

square.

s.

f+R.
1.

Unsteady,

Perverseness, irregula-

disobedience.

2.

sprain,

dislocation.

Ro^i

(from

s.

f^ + R. T>^) A

false step, a

slip.

f^ + R. 5*Ej L An

(m. from

ment, a hinderance.

impedia.

Destruction, murder.

2.

moving

f^lt^l

{-f^\ wfn. fe + ^ltf^ from

a.

Hindering,

1.

opposing.

f^rfT3

2.

a.

R.

ft + R.OTj

impediment,

an obstacle, an interruption, a disturbance

investigation,

a
gating,

terruption

Causing an

or

disturbance.

in-

Also

of Ganesa.

Ganesa
ties

f^J + < lv5l%) An epithet

The

(Lit.

fe^H

s.

(n.

from

vii.

deliberating.

Investi-

(m.)

s.

An

^31 (f.)

(-^

5.

m.

f<(>W+^3) A

dis-

criminator, a judge.

(-U\ m.).

ft + R. ^1) The

distinct or separate, to differ.

2.

from f<

+ R. T>\) An

enquiry,

frstm

(/.).

1%T>tTf|lI. (mfn. from f^ + R.

Inves-

tigate, proper to be enquired into or to be distrying the

Also

criminated.

scent, smell.

(f^fS5 t^tpS

(n.

an investigation, a discrimination, a judgment.

Also

and

D^J

(.) Investigation, enquiry, judgment.

s.

Also

smell of a substance

ft^RooT,

^5

difficul-

and interruptions at the commencement of

falSp

Mohun P.

lord of difficulties

being invoked as a remover of

an undertaking).

A trial.

(mfn. from f^T + R.

discussing,

f<0lPvSi

(m. from

judgment.

investigator, a discriminator, a judge.

or

(fk\mfn.).

3.

Delibera-

1.

consideration,

Discussion, dispute.

a.

(mfn.

unstea-

p. 94.

cal am ity ,detri ment.

a.

fromt^ + R. ">^0

(m.

2.

An

(m. from f^T + R.

seed-plot.

Tossed

about, rolled about.

s.

irregularly, slipped, displaced

A
tion,

f^^[

Deviated,

impeding,

obstructing,

from

W^)

dy, unsettled, unfixed, fickle.

Destroying, murdering, killing.

(mfn.

(mfn. from "ft + R.

To

1.

To be

separate,

(mfn.) and

^ftr^ (mfn.).
(f^t^ + ^T) A
f^"TO^ ~
r

s.

tribunal.

1999

iRtffc

(Lit.

hun P.

place for

trial

2000

Mo-

or investigation.)

species of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

Gr.

p. 94.

p.

425.

Mohun P.

coloured or variegated

p. 160.

(mfn. from

a.

a.

(mfn. from f<T + R. I>^) Examined,

discussed, deliberated upon, enquired into.

f^Rt

^)

(-f%^?w/n.1%'5l^ +

a.

of,

p.

Mo-

161.

f^ + R. T>^)

Being

a.

(mfn.

(mfn. from

quired

after,

f^l>tf^T^3

into, en-

approach,

(fcbfel.U&

vi.

x.

(f^W^)

To

irreg.)
1.

To

go, to

shine.

2.

f^ + R.

Ifctf)

building

Fit to

and surrounded by

Also

from

a. (mfn.

looked

Striven

for.

consisting of several stories,

be moved or removed.

Bruised,

ft + R. CU%)

endeavoured, sought

(m. from

fromf^ + R.

f^ + R.

To speak.

under enquiry, being subject to discussion.

f<0 HlT.il

for,

ft"5K Root,

(mfn. from

a.

Thought

pounded, ground.
a.

The day of judgment.

hun P.

many-

surprised, astonished.

f^ + R.f^J

(mfn. from

a.

mining, discussing, investigating.

case of

meditated upon.

f!f|jf^\3

Exa-

fTfeT + ts?) Made

(mfn.

a.

Assembling to judgment.

Yates'

ft + R. T>^) Moved,

a portico

a temple, a palace.

Also

(m.).

removed, put into motion.

from

(n.

(from f<T + R.

Straw, rice or

The shadow of

a flock of birds.

barley-straw.
s.

PifU

billow

of

(f. from

s.

also

<Tt3)

W5\

(/.).

a.

wave, a

a division

the core of a

s.

p. 70.

fruit

See Z\j>[

(f. from "fc + R.

Odd, uncouth.

ftS See Wil-

f3"5K

Astonishment, surprise, a

(mfn.

Also

5.

(/.

from

) Parted,

distributed,

wandering.

ftfRT) The name

ftiP

s.

(m. from

f^ + R. ft?^)

division, distribution, dispersion

a.

book

One

Separation,

an

interval,

a breach (of friendship,

(mfn. from

f^ + R. ffetj

&c).
Sepa-

rating, dividing, distributing, scattering.

a. (mfn.

of a

fi^)

m. from "fc + R.

divides, separates, distributes, or scatters.

f^fl>"^ Kf| (-p[^mfn.).

f^fttfl

severed,

of a juvenile sport, hop-scotch.

( 3

f^f^-f^to) Mak-

ing many-coloured or variegated

f^ + R. fi^T

separated,

The name

division of a

variegated colour.
a.

Taruchand Ch.

coloured, gaudy, spotted, ornamented, beautis.

(mfn. from

cut,

error,

Variegated, many-

wonderful,

rupture, loss, destruction.

scattered.

who

ful,

+ R. f^^) A partition,

also

Doubt, uncertainty,

(mfn.

a.

(f. from f<T

(Peng, corrupt,
divided,

Gr. 557)

mistake,

2.

1.

a.

seed,

Mohun P.

1%fl>f^^1
kins'

f^ + R.fS"?)

fit

to

from

Separable,

be divided, distributed, or scattered.

2002

2001

slipped

f^"E[Rj

"5JJ

Th rown

or

Manu

ftOT

f^ + R. fl)

(m.

s.

f^ + R. 5) A

(/. from

of the goddess

A species

(corrupt, of

+ R. ft) 1. An epithet
DurgA. 2. A festival in honour

of

Durga

on the tenth day of the light

night of the month Aswint.

of nettle (Tragia involucrata). Hort. Ben. p. 66.
3.

Scattered, dis-

(corrupt, of

Hemp

(Cannabis sativa)

As. Res.
;

(n.

(from

v. a.

f<+R. ^)

To

scatter,

from R.

Rfil

See

rice-gruel.

to disperse, to strew.

the sign Scorpio.

of wire plaited together.

Ptb?i(3

f^ + R.

(from

a.

scatter, to strew, to

f^ )To spread, to

put in layers.

fort-

261.

tops used

and

Sauce mixed with

f^ftpT
Victo-

rious, conquering, triumphant.

f<T3Fft

Carey.

its

ftOT + ^T)

feSTfta. (-f$\mfn.

A scorpion, a
2. A ring made

(corrupt, of

also

ill,

as a narcotic.

persed, strewed.

centipede

conquest,

Victory,

(/. from "fc

falling off,

separation.

a.

x. 23.

triumph.

off.

s.

nation of one of the degraded tribes, the offspring of an outcast Vaisya.

"ft+R.

(mfn. from

a.

plant

Carey.

(Lettsomia nervosa).

1%53

-^K:k.<P?)

(corrupt, of

Lightning.

s.

'Ptv5rflt>

&^

(fe5Nl+'rf>^) An

s.

mental plant (Dracaena

orna-

Hort. Ben.

ferrea).

p. 24.

f<0?Wi

(from

s.

fac^ljw) A

carpet, a floor-

Base-born, bastard.

a. (mfn.

mat, bedding.

Also f<uaK$<p
a.

(from

Spreading out,
different species or

strewing things on the ground.

kind.

ft^RooT,
1.

To be

in.

(MWri,

Wilkins'Gr. 237)

distinct, to differ.

2.

To make a

a.

(from

tinction, to discriminate, to distinguish, to judge.

tribe,

agitated with fear, to tremble

,

*T + S.S

or

to

often with

prefixed to

Of another

of a different kind, or differing from

order or species

To fear,

1.

dis-

be

dissimilar,

a bad or low description

^1
f^feft^l

s.

(/. from

uncommon.

2.

its

Of

bastard, base-born.

f^ + R.

f\5i)

desire to

it.

conquer.
f<v5l<M>3 a. (from "fel1^tjr + ^55;?) Hideousa.

ly ugly.

(mfn. from

fe + R. fe)

Desirous

of victory or conquest.

ftOTl

s.

An ornament

for the

arm.
a.

a.

(mfn.

+ v5l*1 )

Without people, with-

out inhabitants, lonely, solitary, uninhabited.

(mfn. from

subdued, defeated.

+ 3^3)

a.

"fer^l

2.

s.

(Beng.)

A bastard. Mohun P.

(--5PT m

"ft +

p. 13.

^T^) The desig-

2. (pret.

part. p. R.

(mfn. from R.

the water of boiled rice (as

?)

Mixed with

sauce or condi-

ments). Also f3f3ffi (mfn.) and

Conquered,

Fanned, wafted.

Spurious
birth.

1.

f^^T (mfn.).

"

f^3

2003
(mfn. fromf^T + R.

a.

1.

Blos-

somed, unfolded, expanded, gaping, yawning.

2.

Sported, played.

vjl

able, skilful, clever, experienced.

""

(y.) or

cleverness, experience.

a
s.

from

(/.

f^ + ^l< )

(mfn.

Free from fever or

pain, free from anxiety or distress.

ft** A plant (Flacourtia sapida).

Wise, learned,

(mfn. from

a.

a.

2004

Hort. Ben.

p. 73.

f^RooT,

((3^ff3)

i.

To sound.

1.

To

2.

curse.

report, an

Seef^.

ft"t*.

announcement, information, a representation, a

pathic.

(mfn. from

a.

understood.

Known,

1.

from R.

(m.

s.

communication.

2.

rogue,

(-\

s.

knows a

m.

ft + R. v5l+^") One who

an aviary.

1% + R. "o^J) A

Also

knowledge

Science, learnespecially acquaintance with

and law, or the

affairs

arts,

&c.

Hindu

the use of this term in several schools of

R.A.S.

see Trans.

philosophy,

On

558. 561.

i.

2.

tree.

from

(ra.

1.

branch or new shoot of a

bunch, a cluster, a

up with astonishment or

f^rtWl

fear.

a.

a.

f^OTT + STXT)

{mfn.

!)

is

Learned,

(mfn.

wicked, low.

t^,

the caus. of R.

giving information, ac-

quainting.

f^lPfr

(n.

s.

+the

from

caus. of

R.

Wi)

The making a thing known, an announcement,

Also

information.
a.

Fit to be

\2R) and

fi^Jte"

a.

T^ + the

made known.

caus. of

R.

Also

fiJ^J&tfPE) A fetid species

Mimosa.

hog.

fttcf-"^") The tame

or village-

Feeding on ordure.)

(Lit.

iprt^A daughter,

daughter's husband, a son-in-law.

Manu m.

fttjlft

(m.

s.

148.

"PrtjR
f^TlST^"

(from ftv5 +

s.

c?

i)

Black

salt.

s.

(ft-i-dSt^"?) Agitated, confused,

confounded, alarmed.

(mfn).

(mfn. from

recognizable.

(m.

s.

(m.

s.

See ft\5

(mfn. from

'fe0p

Vicious, vile, mean,

Also't^stf^?

from r3

Making known,

ftrtH.

and

fkMprtk
(mfn.

f^l

Also

of Acacia or

clever, well-informed.
a.

(from R.

a.

incased according

Veddnta doctrine. Trans. M.A.S. n. 35.

a.

Base or

treacherous conduct.

Intellec-

said of the first or innermost of the several

sheaths in which the soul

to the

The

Shrunk

Carey.

(fr^i+STte^

s.

3.

tuft.

perinEeum or septum of the scrotum,

A tree.

f<\*l1*Ul
:

dove-cot,

(mn.).

562. 572.

tual

3.

thing, an experienced person, a wit-

(mn.)

worldly

a varlet.

(Bene/.) Excrement, feces.

ness.

ing,

a cheat

catamite, a

Celebrated, famous.

2.

(mn. from

pKfcksl

1.

?)

f^^RooT,
Discernible,

2.

To

i.

(Cofj)

cry out,

anger, to curse.

1.

To

divide, to break.

to use violent expressions in

2006

fe?

2005
(ra.) 1.

Factitious salt, procured

by

blishing a position of one's own.

boiling

earth impregnated with saline particles.

2.

R.A.S.

(mfn. from f<T + R.

a.

commonly

called black salt, or

with

fossile salt

a small portion of emblic myrobalans

the pro-

At variance with

(mfn. from

a.

muriate of soda, with small quantities

is

truth, false, untrue.

of muriate of lime, sulphur, and oxyde of iron.

s.

ft + R, 3)

from

(ft.

Wilson.
passing over.

(mn.)

s.

vegetable substance used as a

3.

hun P.

f<0*;<1

s.

(m. from

(/. from

f^ + R.

3^)

a.

ft + R.

Affliction,

(from R.

to

^) A

\3^J To

(m.)

(w.)

assume a character.
sheaf, a coil of straw or

The

A veranda,

Also

To

(f^+^T)

s.

used in comp.

s.

e. g.

from

(/.

*;

measured by

(corrupt, of

+ 1%"^.

f^ft"

The second of the

ft + R. ifcQ A

the extended

(mn. from

s.

s.

(f.

The warp of
5.

fice.

bench.

infernal

dull,

long span

thumb and

ft + R. v3^)

(ra.)

2.

cloth.

As. Res.

sody.

sort of
x.

1.

A canopy,
4.

An

little

fingers.

A spread-

an awning.

offering, a sacri-

metre in Sanskrit pro-

440.

a.

(mfn.)

Empty,

abandoned, wicked.

detailed account.

m. from

ft^jl

seat, a

and considered equal to twelve

finger,

3.

mfn?) Acquainted with the law, from

%**ts. (m.) Law,

regions.

"TOftl

mutter, to grumble.

("^jnfn. from R. f< 1^) Knowing, ac-

2.

a balcony.

ing out, expansion.

a.

reason,

lapis lazuli.

Deformed, distorted, ugly.

quadrangular building or

yard of a temple or palace.

v. a.

1.

(/.)

cat.

epithet of In dra.

quainted with

act of

sort of covered terrace in the centre of the court-

f<F3^

a.

The

ft + R.3^) To

(from

v. a.

m. R.

f^ + R. s3^

from

(n.

to discuss, to deliberate.

3.
s.

s.

afflict,

cloth for carrying burthens on the head.

s.

dis-

the drawing an inference.

(from "ft + R.

to vex, to distress

f^T+R. s3^) Reasoning,

reasoning, deliberating, doubting, or reflecting

Afflicted,

vexed, distressed.
v. a.

abandoning.

quitting or

cussion, debate, doubt, conjecture.

[<\S^1

(mfn. from

2.

crossing or

donation, a gift; distribution of charity.

p. 44.

vexation, distress.

Ol

1.

Mo-

(Erycibe paniculata, Rox.).

vermifuge

Spread, ex-

Vit-lavan, or

panded, extended, diffused.

Bit-nuben, prepared by fusing

duce

117.

i.

particular kind of salt, used as a tonic aperient,

See Trans.

from "ft + R. \3R5

net, a

(p. ^jli'

cage
n.

Debate, con-

troversy, a perverse argumentation

refutation

of the assertion of an opponent, without esta-

Under

date.

from f<T+R. ^T^?)

potherb

1.

(Marsilea quadrifolia).

f<^<P
6

s.

(m. from

ft + R.^?)

plant

ft*

2007

ft^rl

(Flacourtia cataphracta).
seed.

Blue

3.

2.

p. 83.

To

prefixed and in the causal form,

reduced to powder.

Cleansed from the husk or

2.

With art, ft

obtain, to acquire, to find.

vitriol.

ft*FS a. L Ground, pounded,

Sabda S.

Coriander

(ra.)

2008

or

sur-

render, to give.

ft*

a.

See

(mfn.}

chaff.

ftr^H

Rl^^ a. (mfra.ft + "3^) Dissatisfied, displeased.

ftwf*&

s.

Dissatisfaction, dis-

f%-f^fj%}

(/.

ft^

A scholar, a

s. (to.)

ft + ^Wl)

(mfn. from

a.

Disinclined,

ft^1

f%+^1)

(/.

(from

(ra.)

Root,

To

x.

forsake, to give

away.

basket.
4.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

p. 419).

stood

1.

Known,

ftfti+3

(w.)

s.

Wilkins'

1.

2.

Ac-

Property, wealth.

Of an

s.

ftll+f3)

R.

(/.

1.

Knowledge,

crimination, investigation, judgment.

2.

dis-

Acqui-

sition, gain.

from

a. (m/ra.

ft +

R. IT5!) Frightened,

alarmed.

1.

vessel of wicker-work

Split peas.
5.

3.

(m.)

Root,

i.

ii.

(C3$Jl3) To ask,

(C^ft

With 3j1

know.
prefixed,

and

1.

s.

(f.

from R.

Knowledge,

|<WOI

a.

ft"^

To

(ft*JK5) To

Moun-

6.

Wilson,

wisdom.

understanding,

2.

harrow, a garden-rake.

J<1

+ k Kil )

Contrary to custom or

usage, irregular, unusual.

(from

h.

dismissal

with

good wishes, leave of absence, permission

_^ftt3

depart.

To

Wilkins' Gr. 196)

ft

^Tfe

or

-f*G3

v. a.

To

to

give

ft

To

or

*T

apprize, to

Asking

(from

a.

exist, to be.

to

iv.

reflect.

To
To be

vn. (ftra")

x. ((.^tltTTUJ)

1.

To declare, to describe,
apprize, to inform.
3. To dwell, to inhabit.
To be fixed or steady. 5. To suffer pain.
of,

to

know.

2.

(with the insertion of a nasal

f^ffe) To

permis-

for

sion to depart, asking for leave of absence.

ftin^

a.

(mfn. from

ft+R.

(proper form,

with

meditate,

consider, to reason,

vi.

A cake.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 475).

rending, splitting, dividing,

)

4.

wishes.

to beg.

in the causal form,

inform, to announce;

aware

Pomegranate bark.

leave of absence, to dismiss any one with good

ft^ Root,

to

be torn,

opposite party, inimical.

ft*X
Shameless, impudent.

a. (i/.

ft*

ft*1

(Beng.)

Substance.

ftft

or

experienced, under-

famous, celebrated, renowned.

quired, gained,
2.

2.

Chips, cuttings.

a.

Gr.

ft+R. \) To

tain-ebony (Bauhinia variegata, 8cc).

ft3 a.

(f)

lacerated, or split.

ference, disgust.

fts

^Fl

shrewd man.

fttR a. (mfn. from ft + R. "5) Tearing, rending.

v.n.

Disinclination, indif-

Clever,

Intriguing.

2.

Shrewdness, sagacity, learning, cunning.

dissatisfied, disliking.

s.

*Xj h

ft + R.

shrewd, learned.

able, skilful,

"~

pleasure.

(mfn. from

a.

tree in

course.

s.

Tf)
(m.)

the middle of a stream,

2.

bed of a dry

rock or

dividing

its

hole or pit for water sunk in the

river.

ft^WI^ a. (mfn. from ft + R. *)

capable of being torn or lacerated.

4<PM4

Tearing,

and

'dk\$

(mfn.).

Frangible,

Also

^
;

ft^

2009

f<Wif<\3

from

(mfn.

a.

2010

ft + R.

pained.

split, lacerated, afflicted,

broken, rent,

(from

ft + "^) An

Torn,

\)

ornamental climb-

ftTP[*1

ft +0**1) A

(m.

s.

foreign or distant

country.

ftpL^to' s.

(n.

ftpO^l

+ 1TFT) The

travel-

ling into foreign countries.

ing plant (Ipomcea paniculata).

ft^ftljt^l

f^ + R.

(/. from

s.

Carey.

plant (Hedysarum Gangeticum).

f< H

(m. ft+T'Tft

s.

tree not yet determined.

f<rk<^

(-\f

s.

species of timber-

Colebr. Alg. p. 315.

e. g.

(-fHm/fi. ftW*l+t^)

ftPTft

longing to another country,

(mfn.) and

Also

ft + ft*t) An

point of the compass

intermediate

North-west, south-

ft^ a.
e. g.

^ftftf

row, from

s.

Wilhins' Gr. 706)

a.

ft + R.

from

(rnfn.

(mfn.) Transfixed by an ar-

An

(m.)

arrow,

(<1^-

afflicted.

(m.)

s.

The hollow between the

a. (rnfn.

465. 466)

R.

Also f^TPf

ftll+3^

frontal

ad.

Wilkins'Gr.

p.

knowing,

clever, skilful,

The name of two

different kinds

Intelligent,

s-

()

of reed (Calamus Rotang and C. fasciculatus).

"PTPR a.
ft"&R3l

(mfn.
s,

ft +

sence

Far off, remote,

(from

2.

In the pre-

though more especially the former

or profane,
it

is

sometimes classed into fourteen divisions,

the four vedas; the six angas or auxiliary

The

grammar, prosody, astronomy, &c.

the purdnas as the eleventh class
and the

ft + R. "JR

Witty,

1.

Censorious, detracting,

s.

vedas, as

dharma

nydya

or theology,

2.

clown, a buffoon

a de-

tractor.

(/. from

424.

suture.

and

Wilson.

The goddess
(?).

[WMsSl (-T m. fttpl+'RTJ) A teacher,

s.

instructor.

Censure, abuse.

ft + R. \) A

logic,

or law as the remaining three.

of science

an
from ft + R.

or

(m.)

or confidential friend of a prince, his favourite

chamberlain.

vm.

s.
(f R. ftTT + TTl WilUns' Gr. 831).
Knowledge, science, learning, whether sacred

(In dramatic compositions) The companion

si

(f.) or

(mfn. from

(n.

ftt)

being in

sciences towards the right understanding of the

Cm. ft&F3" + 3l from R.

facetious.

R.

existent,

of.

rrdmansa
a.

being,

distant.

lapis lazuli.

f<gi<P

of;

ft^71

viz.
)

ft^^f (m.).

(n.) Existence, presence.

(?.).

learned.

ft"^

Known, heard

existence, being present.

globes of an elephant.

ftl^

(/.) and

(mfn. pres. part. p.

a.

rated

ftWTl

Also

T^VAiws' Gr.

698) Torn, broken, rent, split, severed, lace-

Res.

comp.

in

Known, understood.
Rox.).

ftlft^

ftl^fe

Perforated,

Used

(f. from ft^ + ^l ) A plant commonly called aknidhi (Cissampelos hexandra,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

1.

a.

3?^)

wounded.

&c.

east,

1<3DT

ftt^K (mfn.).

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

pierced, penetrated,

Be-

strange, foreign.

As.

Property acquired

by the means of science,

fWi^

s.

(m. ft"&p1

e. g.

by instruction, &c.

^)

The name of a

2011

2012
See Kulluka on

particular class of demi-gods.

Manu

xn. 47.

flown, fled.

Wil-

ftWs.

kins'Gr. 909) Possessed of learning or science.

young

ft^Tfat^

ft^rtej^txr
sophy

f%W} +

mfn.

a.

(fwl+wttn)

s.

Phiio-

the pursuit of science.

fWferfcT *;

s.

+3jfS^T

ftll+Pl

For the sake

ft^l)

(from

a.

ft"^3l

s.

(/.

a joke,

?) Ridicule,
raillery.

Ridiculing, mimicking,

fromft^+\3l) Wisdom,

(/.

Lightning.

ft^~3

Also

ledge, cleverness.

ft + R. TiTJ)

jesting, jeering, railing.

of science, on account of science.

fTO^s.

2.

Ra^+M^l ) A sort of vege-

(/.

(from R.

s.

a student.

(from

a<.

coral -tree.

mimickry, mockery, sarcasm,

(-f&lmfn.
(m.) A scholar,

a.

Studious,

1.

shoot.

table perfume.

or acquisition of science.

fWtsft

ft + "Ej3I)

(m.

Run away,

1.

Liquefied, melted, fluid.

2.

1^|p^sU

fWl +'^#W) The study ft^

(ml

ft + R. H)

from

a. (wz/ra.

.).

ft\+<^T

ftll^fl, (-f^m/rc. R.

know-

Intel-

ligent, wise, clever, learned.

foras'

Gr. 909) Filled with lightning (as a

&c).

cloud,

ftft"^

a. (m/n.

from ft" + R.

Manu

minated, disliked.

f^TTiJfSrW

s.

(/

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

s.

ft'Pijs

(/.

As. Res. x. 432.

f*^3tJ A

iii

57.

sort of

ftl^R

(m. from

s.

ft + R. ft\)

streak of

f3jpft

lightning.

Hatred, dis-

enmity.

like,

f^jf&Jl

f%\) Hated, abo-

(-"ft^m/h.

fttf^+t^ ) Hating,

hostile, inimical, malicious.

ftWF3

ft + R. TiJS)

from

(m.

s.

Light,

ft^

splendor.

Root,

vi.

(ftHuj)

rule, to govern.
a.

(mfn.

from

ft + R.

2.

To

1.

To

administer, to

pierce, to perforate, to

Illu-

Rjjh^J

transfix.

minated, irradiated, rendered clear or splendid-

ft^
a.

See

Earned through science

(e. g.

by

instruction).

pttUl

s.

(m.) Phlegmonoid inflammation (especially internal abscess).

f^!^

(- from

retreat.
tellect,

ft + R. \)

understanding.

4.

(/. from

(ft + H ^)
3

s.

Censure, blame, re-

to run

away.

2.

ft + R.

H)

1.

Causing

Liquefying, melting. 3. (Beng.)

Mimicking, jesting, jeering,

mimicks, jeers, or

jests.

s.

person

who

(from

a.

3. In-

widow.

To be

seized.

Apostacy, heterodoxy.

ft + R.

^0

Abused,

blamed, censured.
(jT.

(mfn. from

<| )

Flight, escape,

1.

proach.
a.

ft + ^fc) A
ft + R.

(from

a.

ft^?^

Liquefaction, a flowing out.

2.

ft^l

(mfn.

scribed

from

form.

ft+R.^1)
2.

1.

A rule,

Manner, kind,

sort.

a pre-

Fre-

quently used in compounds of the bahuvrihi

class, e.

a.

sr.

kind, from

3^

(mfn?) Such, of this

ad. Sans.

Thus,

+ ft*l"i;

2014

2013
(mfn.) Twofold, of two kinds, from

a.

f^tftjl
of

Two.

ft" a. (mfn.)

(-^ to. "pT + R.

s.

An

Sfo-h^)

epithet

f^^"CT

(n.

from

An

1.

an injunction, a precept

a law.

The

The disposing

3.

thet of

Rahu,

node.

(Lit.

or regulating things ac-

f^torT

Directing;,

evil

custom, bad

ftfil
1.

570, 571.

formula.
of

an enjoined

Mode,

2.

Destiny,

3.

Brahma.

5.

rite.

injunction,

Trans.

4.

6.

An

rite.

Agitation,

s.

<4j Agitated, be-

(n.)

Separation.

1.

from

f^ + R.

<jl)

agitated ; tremulous, unsteady.

1.

Shaken,

Abandoned.

2.

JR. A. S.

An

epithet

from1^" + R.

(n.

s.

^)

Agitation, tre-

Also f^<I*i"1

mor, a trembling.

action gene-

rally.

(mfn. from

a.

(n.).

Seized, with-

held, restrained.

(mfn. f^T^t+^3s) Acquainted with

the laws or precepts, knowing how to proceed.
a.

frfttpft
priest

distressed,

(mfn.

a.

order, manner, form,

fate.

(mfn.).

Agitation, confusion, distress.

Wilkins' Gr. %S29)

law, a decree, a precept, an

an ordinance
i.

f^ + R. ^1

fw*|&i

from R.

fromf^ + R.

(mfn.

wildered,
2.

(m. from

s.

f^ + ^^f

(n.

a.

conduct.

moon. Also

Moon-faced,

tremor, trembling.

enjoining, prescribing.

An

torments the moon.)

f^d+WT)

(mfn.

beautiful, like the

s.

(mfn. from

the dragon's head or ascending-

Who

a.

cording to law.
a.

epi-

per-

formance of an act prescribed by religion or

law.

An

Wilkins' Gr. % 791)

ordinance,

2.

f<$ +

the accus. case of

(m.

s.

from R.

Brahma.
s.

Desertion, abandonment, derelic-

2.

tion.

f^ft

See

tremor.

(-H^r

s.

whose business

that every thing

at a sacrifice

is

to see

ad. Sans. (f^~ft

^)

Manu

s.

( /w.

01

Tl

a.

58.

blished

Esta-

(mfn.

from

overthrow, ruin

According to

en-

(/.) or

Destruction,

enmity, dislike.

overthrowing, destroying;

fall,

ini-

mical, hostile.

f^K?
+ *4.\j )

Compliant, obedient,

f%+ R. % 07[j

by law, prescribed by law.

ad. (from T<lT<.

To be

(-P\\ mfn. from ft + R. <f^)

Causing to
a.

1.

(n.) Fitness, practicableness.

fa<j"
i.

2.

yielding, tractable, manageable.

fZ%*[
According to

f^ + R. ^1)

from

(ra/ra.

prescribed.

joined,

the law, conformably with the precept, duly,

regularly.

a.

done, to be arranged, to be accomplished

done according to the pre-

is

Wilson.

scribed rules.

f^f^^

f^+-prf*H) a

m.

Pn$?T

a.

(mfn.

from

bowed, prostrate

f^ + R. I1^)

Inclined,

humble, respectful, modest.

the precept or law.

Also
s.

(m.)

(mfn.).

The moon.
s.

t^^3

a.

shaken.
s.

(mfn.
2.

from

Left,

(J. from

1.

Agitated,

abandoned, deserted.

ft + R.

1.

Agitation, a

(m.

obedience

f^ + ^ni

submission,

humility,
;

from R. "ft) Modesty,

respectful

demeanour,

mildness, affability, courtesy.

Also

f^Tl

2015

ftrrmll^l

ftt^l

(~^K\mfn. ftsRT + StlfSTt

a.

from R.

humble, respectful,

Modest,

a.

mature.

obedient, mild, gentle, affable.

f^TTf[ a (-ftl^ mfn.

.

Modest,

mild, affable, courteous,

obedient,

respectful,

Causing the judgment to determine to

that proposition in a syllogism.

suppliant, tractable.

decisive argument, a proof.

of a country forming the western frontier of

Madhyadesa

Manu

f^^"

a. (mfn.

or the sacred land of the

Hindus.

(mfn. from

a.

Perishable,

a falling (in the

ft + R.

(mfn. from

destroyed, ruined,

2.

Tjj

Perished,

literal or

v. n.

(from

to be brought

down,

metaphorical sense).

calamity, an evil, pain, distress.

3.

An

change, barter, retaliation, requital,

f^nRT) To be humbled,
to feel distress, v. a. To

ft+Tfa

a. (mfn.

in

from R.

comp.

1^)

1.

2.

(-*W

n.

(n.)

The

any purpose.

Manu

i.

(-T<\

a.

s.

ft + TfrFT

mfn. from

Ganesa.

1.

3.

H)

Buddha.

2.

(Lit.

An

A spiritual preceptor,

A guide,

compliant,

work

trained to

f<*f[sd<P

3.

meek,

gentle,

an animal).

(as

2.

Chastised, humbled.

horse trained for the manege.

f^ 3ft 3 + ^3 ) A

(mn.

s.

epithet of

veyance, as a bearer carrying a

a.

Humble,

1.

tractable,

Led, taken, conveyed.

s. (w.)

(m. from ft" + R.

a leader.)

Cer-

the decision of a controversy.

(mfn. from

a.

Bearing an assumed name.

f^TtW

ft + f^+R.Tt)

114.

modest,
placid

forfeit

from

(m.

tainty, assurance

fa + Tfa^T

name.

false or feigned

ft + 'Pf + R. TR|J Ap-

e. g.

gaping or yawning, from STfrT

.

from

bending or stretching of the body, a

body,-h&Tt

ex-

a substi-

pointed, applied to, determined, appropriated

s.

bending or curving;
(m.)

Dis-

respect.

to

(m.

s.

fall,

tution.

plat, to plait or dress the hair.

farter

i.

(m. from

Without, except: (governing

indeed. Sans.

ftTt^ttsJ

Blamed,

lost.

the accusative and the instrumental case).

s.

+ R.

f^ + f^ + ^jtS)

(m. from

f^ + R. *\\)

liable to destruction.

mi

from f^

reviled, reprehended.

21.

ii.

a.

this or

Carey.

from

(/.

fa + R. rl^) The name

from

(n.

to rottenness or decay.)

from

(mfn.

a.

f^HI + t^)

Ripe,

(mfn.

Verging

(Lit.

2016

mediate con-

litter

or a horse

Humble,
dragging a carriage.

Wilson.

tractable, yielding.

(m. from

f^ + R.

loss, annihilation, ruin.

The

last note of
a.

tive,

2.

1.

(BengS) (In music)

(mfn. from

f^ + R.
s.

mfn. from
Perishable, destructible

Tl)

(m.)

Destruc-

A destroyer.

ft + R. 11)

destructive, destroying.

m. from

guide, a

superintendent, a ruler, a sovereign.

f^JlT

a strain.

destroying, ruining,

( ^

Destruction,

away

a.
;

{mfn. from

fit

to

ft + R.

*fl,) Fit to

be led

be managed or governed.

(m. from

vehemence.

Abandonment,

2.

erness,

Pastime,

dismissal.

play,

sport.

3.

^)

2018

2017

gains, acquires, or obtains

Who

(w.)

Who

R.

from

(mfn.

a.

used in comp.

acquires a

an epithet of Vishnu.

earth,

gets,

cow

e. g.

or the

opponent.

a.

by the enemy,

f<I*^s. (m.)

1.

drop of any

liquid.

2.

spot,
s.

a mark, a point.

The dot over a

w

3.

presenting the nasal termination

1. Intelligent, skilful.

(mfn.)

2.

The

4.

).

Munificent,

"K^Ul
(Arum

s.

(T^+'$Trl) A

species of plant

s.

from

(n.

f^^+^il^T)

Coloured

spots on the head and trunk of an elephant.

(from R.
forating.

2.

f^Hj

1-

Also

2.

(/.).

f^tl

(m. from

s.

(m.)

s.

f^T^ ) To

Play, sport, pas-

pT + R. *\\)

Sale, a contract

pierce, to per-

The name of the range of moun-

and

Dechan.

It

from

Behar nearly

Hindustan

divides

marks the southern

sacred land of the Hindus.

Manu

from

to

the

limit of the

n. 21.

Gr.

obtained.

f^ra a.

f^t+^T

Known.

Wil-

Gained,

p.

419)

3.

Judged, decided, determined.

(mfn. from

1.

2.

f^ + f^ + R.

Laid
;

put into order, arranged.

a market, a

R.^)

"PT +

(~^if

s,

place where

stall,

a shop

Adversity, ca-

lamity, distress, misfortune.

fromf^ + R.

(/.

Adversity, ca-

lamity, distress.
s.

"pPtfe + 3l*T)

(m.

season of

distress.

f&fil

f^ + ^W

(mn.

s.

for

^ff*^) A bad

road,

a wrong path.

faWfrft a.

Wt.
1%*fTfl

down, placed, deposited, delivered, pledged

fair,

ft^hlao.

Also

Going
(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^) A

fa + R.

(mf. from

s.

fiPt&^H

which extends

Guzerat

f^TPl

f^fft Si

colic.

forate, to penetrate.

kins'

lute.

time.

fipjS

piercing or per-

Griping pains, the

(from R.

v. a.

a.

from

things are sold, a

sessiliflorum).

f<*ts5lH<P

tains

led captive.

of sale.

liberal.

Rl^P

(f.

Seized

(mfn.

letter, re-

forehead between the eyebrows.

part of the
a.

Hostility, opposition.

(ra.)

Wilkins' Gr.

773.

exception.

^31 (f.) or

Adverse, hostile.

a. (mfn.)

An

(In grammar)

2.

in

an

(-^

mfn.

'Wk^^

wrong way,

evil or

perverse.

Seeft*K.
ft + R. ItftJ

(f. from

s.

Adversity, dis-

tress.

l^gtS

a.

(f^K+^t^ )

Pregnant with

dis-

tress or calamity.

fW*fcT ( m
laying

down

from

f^ + fT + R.

or the deposit of

any thing

a deposit

assemblage, a collection,

ment, orderly arrangement.

2.

The

i.
;

an

adjust-

Site, place,

receptacle.

f^t^

a.

(fe + ^f )

f^t%%

Ripe, matured.

2.

PPfa

a.

(mfn. from
destroyed

tressed, involved

Twisted, oblique.

a. (mfn.

L An

adversary, an

Overtaken by

ft + R.

*T*Ej Lost, annihi-

(mfn. "f^fff

or involved in calamity.

lated,
I-

a.

unfortunate,

afflicted,

Contrary

opposite, reverse, inverse, repugnant.

dis-

in difficulties.
to,

RT3

2019

fl gji^d C'h^te a. (-3*1 mfn. psftfifa.

(I>\3^) With impaired mental faculties.

A
of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

f<H4^il**jTlrr^t

s.

(/. from

metre

sort of

in

ftjjpj

(/grain, of

*.

Sanskrit prosody.

HS|

"PWfa + ^lt

[<^<P$ s.

Sanskrit prosody.

from ft

gainst,

abuse.

Also f^Pf^Xtll (m.).

nance, the reverse.

f^W^^TTl

s.

"ftW^

(/.

from

(m.

Mohun P.

bearing no male

f^tfo

or dressing

maturity.

2.

unexpected

Repentance.

(In astronomy)

second.

learned man, a wise man.

ft + R.

blister

Hate, enmity.

3.

<&i^j.

on the

1.

cooking
ripeness,

state

an

Distress, calamity, po-

fWWH

An

(rc.)

2.

riddle,

kibe or

an enigma.

or

Beyah

wood, a

fromft+3+R.

Sepa-

TO)

Sepa-

ration, disunion, disjunction, disagreement.

fafcH*

+R.

(mfn. from

a.

f^^gs.

(m.

fromft +

appointment, deception.
3.

De-

A woman

dis-

fi^S"^ *

^+R.^)

1.

Dis-

Separation, dis-

2.

Disagreement, quarrel.

river in

f^H^ (-\f).

(m. from

fa + 3 + R.

^)

Con-

tradiction, dispute, quarrel, idle talk.

forest, a thicket.

A species
of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

f^jT a.

Also

+ R.

(femin. of

from

Also

Rage, wrath.

3.

appointed by her lover.

ffy The Vipasa

the Panjab.

evil action.

ceived, cheated, disappointed.

arrow.

foot.

(m.

s.

union.
s.

4.

(mfn. from filfbll

a.

See-fctHI.

(_/".

Wickedness,

2.

rated, disunited.

change of form or

result.

(m.)

contrariety, a con-

(m. from

verty, difficulty, embarrassment.

mt\.

(/.).

of evidence, &c.

fa + ^f^ + R.

a ripening or maturing

ft$5|^

^) Re-

(m.).

(m. from

s.

Also

an objection, an opposition

p. 136.
(i.)

urv,

dispute,

Opposition, contrariety, the reverse.

feh* (ft + ^T)

1. Inj

<F) Reviled,

ft + 3 + R.

(mfn. from

mote, distant.

children.

3>)

f^ + ^i+R.

(mfn. from

a.

flict

f^Wl^T

ft + 3 + R.

from

A woman

+ R.

from

abused, injured.

repug-

opposedness,

opposition,

t)

Remote-

Wickedness.

2.
a.

from R.

+3 + R. <RO

ness, distance of relationship.

contrary to.

Contrariety,

400. 440. 464.

x.

A Brahman.

(m.

s.

(we.

f^ + ^ft + ^nr

As. Res.

sort of metre in

468.

As. Res. x. 443.

(m.

"f^JfT )

sort

As. Res. x. 468.

ad. (locat. case

2020

As. Res. x. 471.

(mfn.) Large, great, extensive, rash.

ftSt1*N

s.

(/. from

ft+R.^)

female

fortune-teller.

"ftf^TT a
liked,

(mfn.

f^ + f^TT)

Disagreeable, dis-

unwelcome, unpleasing.

fa^

2021

2022

fa*^ (-\f) h A drop of any fluid.

2.

s.

(-^

Also ftjjt;

dot, a spot.

chasm, a cave, a vacuity.

mode

/)

Hindus

of the

In the

artificial

for the expression of

nu-

merals this word (like others of the same im-

fal3lfa3

a. (to/.

from

fa + 3 + R. 3^) Ab-

away from home.

sent,

ffeHft^^Fl
A woman

s.

(f.

the nine cavities of the body, see

fromfa^rtf^3 +

whose husband
from fa + R.

s. (to.

port) stands for nine, probably in allusion to

is

JJ)

fa^l

absent.

A tumult,

2.

a blemish.

defect,

an affray,

from

(n.

s.

1.

statement,

a description, a history, an account, a specification, detail.

an assault without weapons, a predatory incur-

fa + R. 3)

2.

An

explanation, an interpreta-

tion, a gloss.

sion.

fa^3

(mfn. from

a.

praved, vicious.

fa + R.

2.

1.

j )

Wicked, de-

f%*rt#l

Adverse, contrary.

fa^R*ft^
(mfn. fa + ^^T) Fruitless, barren,
vain.
2. A strobilus
the cone of a

a.

useless,

(mfn. from

fa + R. ^)

Fit to be

described or explained.

^jTI

&c.

fir,

(-3 TO.fa^Pl+^f) An his-

s.

torian.

(/.) or

R.

(from

v. a.

Uselessness,

(ra.)

\) To

tell,

to nar-

rate, to report, to explain.

fruitlessness.

ad. (from
to

Uselessly, fruitlessly,

fa^l

(mfn.

a.

fa + 3l) Changed

of an inferior colour or class,

no purpose.

in colour

A man

(to.)

s.

of a low caste, an outcast.

fa^^l
<1

t^J

s.

desiderative form of R.
(f. from the

1.

desire to speak.

generally.

< &l

form of R.

or said.

Wish,

2.

desire

2.

1.

Desired to be spoken

Wished, desired.

3.

Meant,

sig-

nified.

mfn. from

fa + R. 3Tf ) Con-

fa^*l

from fa + R.

(to.

A burden,

2.

burdens.

3.

a load

A road, a high-

a yoke for carrying

Storing grain or hay.

4.

An

ewer, a pitcher.
(to.

Alsot^fa^

s.

(n.

1.

106.
Destitute,

Independent, not

(mfn.

a.

fa + ^^rT)

Destitute of gar-

*TM)

Trans. R.A.S.

551.

Also

(mfn.).

(-^

s.
1.

god.

2.

fa + R. 3*T+
The sun. 3. Aruna the

Manu,
See

also

from

to.

The seventh or
Vaivaswata. Wilson.

charioteer of the sun.

sent

i.

4.

pre-

3i0f44t^

s.

(to.

from

fa + R. ^\)

1.

dispute,

a controversy, a litigation, a quarrel, a contest.

from

fa + R. ^)

fa + 3*1)

i.

2.

ments, naked.

fa^T^T
(to.).

from

Manu

chandler.

Ischury
fa + R.
Mohun P. p. 27.
epistasis.

(to.

stipation

+ 3^) A

^Sj^j) Increase, aug-

under controul.

fa^t^

from

fa + R.

forlorn, helpless, disabled.

fa^K

(mfn.).
1.

from

(mfn. from

a.

fa^3

tradicting, opposing, disputing. Also

fa^*

s . ( n.

fa^^FT

(-^

way.

fa^r

mentation, amplification.

clear indication.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the desidera-

a.

tive

3.

1.

or con-

2. (Bene/.)

f<<l^ a.
hole,

A particular
(mfn. from

litigious, contesting.

grace in

Hindu

fa+R. ^\)

music.

Disputing,

2023
fa<3

2024

"ft^

k"f&f

(n.

si

ft^l-f^tl^ A

f^tTft

nation, distinction

Dis(in

contesting,

putatious,

contentious,

Discrimi-

1-

applied especially to the

between semblance and truth, or

distinction

f^fa+^j

(-1k\mfn.

ft + R. f^HJ)

(m. from

subject of

contest or litigation.

philosophy) between

and matter.

spirit

2.

litigious,

Discussion, investigation.

Aversion to the

3.

quarrelsome.

Tarachand Ch.

world.
(ra.

from

Torment, dis-

Discrimina-

tress, pain.

knowledge, consciousness.

tive

f^Tt^ s.

(m. from f^-f-R.

W^)

Exile, banish-

ment.

fij^T,

(~^\ mfn. f^R^ + ^P)

a.

R<tt;

(m.

s.

3Tj

fromf^ + R.

(Seng.)

wedding.

To

give in

To marry.

v. a.

a. (mfn.

Marriage, a

v. a.

marriage,

f^<t^ +

^)

mar-

Fit for

chand Ch.

{mfn.

from f^" + R. f<H>J Discrimina-

Also

trial.

a.

Tarci-

ftl^P (mfn.).

making a

f^RTJ^ft^

Married.

Also
(n.

s.

tion, the
tion,

a.

Averse to worldly pursuits.

2.

sible.

f^Rl^T

riage.

distinction

f^RSTi

an investiga-

(/.).

(mfn. from f<T-f R. "pTETj Fit to

be discussed, discriminated, or judged.

ft<tl(A'"

a.

of marriage.

f^"t^ + ^"5^) Desirous

'f^Mfl^W^ (mfn.).

(mfn.

Also

f^RU-i

(m.)

Marriageable.

(h.

fit

a.

A
(from

lady.

(m. from f^T + R.

^j) Belonging to a

p.

f^T^

a.

(fromt^i

+R.^?)

(mfn. from
2.

ft + R.

H^)

Single, alone.

1.

Sepa-

3.

Dis-

ft
assumed

An

(m.)

s.

a.

pure.

f^H
A

Of

(mfn.

different kinds,

sorts, various, manifold.

(m. from f^T + R. 3j4

5.

1.

god.

2.

(mfn. from

expanded, ample, spacious.

^)
2.

1.

Extended,

Pr<?r3

*.

(/.

from

extent, amplitude.

mentary, a gloss.

An

1.

Expansion,

explanation, a com-

ft + R.^^)

1.

Divided,

(In law) Having received his

s.

(m.

f^^ + ^l)

of the

(/. from f<r

affix

son born after

family-property between his

parents and brothers.

An

f^+R. ^)
2.

f^^S^

Displayed, un-

folded, explained, evident.

2.

father's family.

partition

(mfn. from f^C + R!

affectation of indifference

portion of the patrimony, and established apart

from his

learned man, a pandit.

a.

Distressed, troubled.

to excite love.

shared out.
a.

Inattention,

Carey.

criminated, distinguished. 4. Cleansed, cleaned,

many

absence of mind.

for a lady.

rated, disunited.

of

Discri-

discussed, judged.

son-in-law.

o.

lady

f^ + R. f%\)

(mfn. from

minated, distinguished
s.

f^R"

Also

(mfn.).
a.

(mfn. from

a.
s.

1.

Discriminating, distinguishing, reasoning, sen-

Wilson.

+ R.

^L)

(In

grammar)

denoting case or person in the inflection

of nouns or verbs.

f<^v5L*fal

a.

Colebr. Gr. p. 14, 41, 69.

(mfn. from f^" + R.

be partitioned,

divisible.

Fit to

W%1

2025

ft%

m. from "ft + R. *3)

thing, property, wealth.

mindedness.

3.

Magnanimity, high-

2.

Super-human power

ft + R.^I)

2.

A lot,

harlot.

(/.)

1.

Night.

+ ^T)

{m. ft^fi

The moon.

3.

(Lit.

a share, a part.

3.

Colebr.

(In

a division into shares.

who

(-^5

m.

its

and mother of the same

and brothers,

in

substance

amongst

his pa-

which case he

inherits

repetition of a

Carey.

song.

31 (/.)

ft^t^^

a.

Alsoft^t^T.

(mfn. from

form of R.

(Myroba-

Beleric myrobalan

(wira.)

s.

*ft^

(/.).

ft ^ol^ the desiderative

Terrific, alarming, frightful.

ft^S a (mfn. from ft + R. |> Wilkins' Gr.

1.

Accord-

ing to portions or shares.

Wishing

ft + R.

{mfn. from

a.

Dividing,

distributing.

fll^SfaP

distributed or divided

Sfiftfl (mfn.).

ft + R.

Also

divisible.

-31

Fit to be

ft^t

Brahma, Vishnu, and

solid,

lord, a sovereign.

firm.

^1

s.

Siva.

(m.)

(/.) or

2.

God.

(w.)

f<*?[v3

(f. from

s.

ft + R. ^)

1.

Individual or

vine Essence or union ((TTpI).

B. x., passim.

(/.) or

-J (n.)

Divi-

2.

Bhag. Gita.

Superhuman power,

attributed

and attainable by men through continued

religious austerities; majesty, glory.

3.

Ashes

of cowdung.
n.

from ft

+ R.^1)

(f. from

s.

Daybreak, dawn.

ft + R. S)

Discussion,

investigation, examination, discrimination

ception, observation, discovery.

(.).

to Si v a,

sibility.

ft<OT^Tl

2.

applied as an

separated existence as contrasted with the Di-

{mfn. from

a.

epithet to

469)

p.

Sovereignty, power, might, authority.

for a partition or distribution.

ft^Sl^

Omnipresent, all-pervading:

(Beng.) Hard,

"ftoT^

{mfn.

^"(w-)

or

ad. Sans.

Sepa-

1.

Wilson.

a.

an

alternative,

Distinctiveness, separation, contrariety.

lanus Belerica).

the portion allotted or reserved to the parents.

f<^k*f5K

2.

rated, disunited, divided, dispersed, scattered

born subsequent

tribe,

to a distribution of property
rents

One

applied especially to a son by a father

sun.

ft + R.fi"^)

(mfn. from

a.

different, contradictory.

ftW +R.

shares in a portion of property already dis-

tributed

Whose

Hindu music) The

note as a bird repeats

ftfe?r

s.

division,

A par{<^l s M<P

The

1.

An

Alg. p. 13.

tition,

3.

option.

1.

bawd.

light.)

marriage.

^3^)

2.

Turmeric.

4.

ffel^jU
is

the numerator of a fraction.

(4rtU4l s.

Fire.

from "ft + R.

a partition.
fraction

Light, lustre.

(corrupt, of
s. (?ra.

eman-

See

cipation from matter.

"ftsls. (/.

Substance,

1.

2026

Manu

ft^t^^flll

a.

ii.

per-

Also

sessed of supernatural powers.

ft^

s.

(n.

from

ft + R. Wf

Decoration,

ornament.

201.

{mfn. from

^.ft^ + SJV) Pos-

f^afeHt^a.

ft + R.

ceivable, observable, discoverable.

Per-

a.

(mfn. from

ed, decorated.

ft + R.

Ornament-

to

fan

2027

f^)faU3

OT )

fa + R.

(from

v. a.

To

adorn,

to ornament, to decorate.

from

(to.

fa + R. fbk^) A

separation,

( m.

take.

from

fa+R.

amatory caprice, whim

ness,

Error, a mis-

1.

PtS&ff

in

fa + R.

immaculate (either

clean, pure, white,

called charmaghas.

Elegant,

Re-

literally

or figuratively).

an enamoured

3^)

faOT+t^j

mfn.

Free from stains,

ft^lil^
(-vS^ mfn.

a.

and

disliking, dissatisfied.

(femin. of

3.

female.

fe^i

(-fi\

a.

Wanton-

Apprehension, doubt.

2.

(to.)

Sepa-

rating, dividing, distinguishing, contradicting.

fa^T s.

fawT.

gretting, penitent

fa + R. 1%^)

(mfn. from

AlsofaTt*)

Regret, dislike.

(n.) a. Regretting, disliking, sad, pensive.

a distinction, a contradiction.
a.

2028

(TO/n.

a.

Immaculate,

A plant commonly

fal^ + ^l'^Hj

from

unpolluted,

pure,

Also

clean.

splendid, fulgent.

fa^I^TT^
Distress,

difficulty,

few^Xa. (

Tarachand Ch.
(mfn. from

a.

fa + R.

RLHW]

fa + R.

(/. from

s.

Error, con-

fusion, alarm, hurry.

(m/w. from

a.

opposed

differently,

s.

^^J.) Hurried,

alarmed, confounded, confused.

PW&

(mfn.).

embarrassment.

(h.

TO/w.fa +

faults 5.

(to.

great,

Carey.

U-j) Insurance.

(-^

^V) Very

fa- 1!^) A step-mother.

fasrt^+^i) The

son of a step-

mother.

fa + R.

Thinking

hostile.

to,

(to.)

s.

faH'l*T

s.

from

(tow.

An
cle

fa + R.

A car,

STl ?)

a vehi-

especially the self-moving car or chariot of

enemy, an opponent,
a god.

fa + R.

(/. from

Discrepancy of

Wft^*.

(p

opinion, disapprobation, dislike.

(mfn. from

a.

fa + I^PT

Sad, per-

(-^ mfn. fa+S^

Per-

plexed, bewildered, sad, broken-hearted, dis-

fwT

from

(to.

(n.

fa + R.

from

^)

rubbing, grinding, pounding.

tion of perfumes.

(m. from
investigation,

Also

tW

fa + R.

2.

1. Friction,

The

2.

fa3

a.

1.

A by-road,

(from

fa+R.

bad

^)

a brush.

(-f^TO/k.ft^+ntft^)

a bad road, following a wrong path,

following an evil course of

*fl?) Barter.

fa + R.

wrong path.

ftHt^Fttnl a
in

fa+STPf)

(to.

s.

A broom,
Going

tracted.

fanH s.

"f^nt^f

road, a

thought.
a.

Sick, unwell.

(from p.jIkj) Illness, disease.

)

plexed, broken-hearted, bewildered, absent in

faEFflS

vUj)

(mfn. from

life.

fa + R.

*Tf>J Dismissed,

released, liberated, let loose (in allusion to the

tritura-

release of the soul from matter).

(to.).

"ftSjfiP
1-

Discussion,

examination by reasoning.

2.

lease,
final

s.

(/.

from

liberation,

fa + R. ^H?
redemption

Dismissal, reespecially the

emancipation of the soul from matter.

f^"

falT

2029

Having the face

(mfn. from

a.

donment,

ft + R.

from

(mfn.

a.

dereliction, release

C3TfeP) Aban-

especially applied

ftlTtfln
two.

(mfn. from

a.

Manu

f<WlO<P

n. 243.

ft + R.

Disunited,

separated, disjoined.

ft + R. ^TF

(mfn. from

a.

Shameless, impu-

of ft5ftft*K) Forty-

a. (corrupt,

from the body

to the emancipation of the soul

in death.

ft + TO?)

dent.

averted, averse, disinclined.

(n.

faTTte

2030

Releas-

(corrupt, of

A marriage.

Carey.

ing, liberating.

f^TTM
filfl)(>n

ft+R.

(from

s.

redemption,

liberation,

Dismissal >

(m. from ft" + R.

s.

junction

release, emancipation,

ftTHtf^^

pardon.

TFIJ

Disunion, dis-

separation, absence.

7
(f from ftnit !) A woman

s.

se-

parated from her husband or lover.

from f^T + R. *J^) Excitement

(n.

s.

temptation,

of the passions,

se-

duction.

(4^1
ft

2.

s.

(mn.)

s.

The

1.

disc of the sun or

3.

moon.

dica monadelpha)

(<*<

f<P<v3

a.

f^^f + ^)

(mfn.

cucurbitaceous
its fruit.

Reflected as an

f3I*3t&a. (7/n.t^" +
lips beautifully

ftlT^

s.

(n.

from

s.

Ganges or

f^TFT

(f.

^vj*)

Dis-

1.

pleased with, fond

to,

fa^f^S a.

2.

At-

of.

ft^ + f^) Disaffected

(mfn.

at heart, estranged.

faTRF

(f. from

s.

fa + R. 3>J)

Disgust, dis-

ftlT^ +
heaven

W)
;

(mfn. from

a.

ft + R.

^^)

Making,

comprising, compiling.
(n.

s.

from

ft + R. TE>J

Construction,

fabrication, composition, compilation.

ft + R. TFI?)

river of

ft + R.

pleased, dissatisfied, disgusted, averse.

f<<D1

(mfn.).

Sky, heaven,

feM^U

the atmosphere.

f^r^

CTTK5) Ill-matched, unsuitable,

(mfn. from

a.

Wilkins' Gr. % 15)

red like the bimba fruit

Also

red-lipped.

parted.

satisfaction, aversion.

image, shadowed out.

Having

f^3
tached

(Momordica monadelpha), and

also its fruit.

(f. from

plant

(Momor-

cucurbitaceous plant

cans, of R.

disagreeable, odd (as a number).

shadow, a reflected image, a picture

bubble.

T^+the

Disjoined, disunited, separated

ftnit3 a. (ft+

A spouting forth.

<T^)

(from R.

"H^)

from

(mfn.

a.

allurement,

(mfn. from

a.

ft + R.

T^)

Fit to

be made, composed, or compiled.

The

celestial

ftrf^3

the galaxy.

a.

(mfn.

from

ft + R.

Made,

composed, compiled.
(from R. 3f\) Parturition.

s.

v. a.

ftU"Pf
animal

s.

(from R.
a

litter

m.

^\) The

( m .).

an

from

ft + R.
2.

"^)

f<M^tJUi
1.

Restraint,

Distress, pain.

Also

(from "ft + R.

To make,

to construct, to compose, to compile.

of young ones.

forbearance, cessation.

ftxrtu

parturition of

virtuous

s.

(-W^m. ft + ^l+OTR )

man, one

natural qualities of
or I gnorance.

free

from the two inherent

4^51^

or

Passion,

and

f^Tl

2031

(n.)

2032

fragrant grass used in certain

ceremonies (Andropogon aromaticum

religious

or muricatum).
a.

A man
Desisted,

s.

from f^T + R.

(/.

Cessation, a

(mfn.)

1.

Fine, delicate, thin.

laxed, loose, having interstices.

apart, separate, lonely,

Detached,

3.

private.

Re-

2.

4.

Remote,

distant, rare.

(mfn.

a.

pT + ^T)

Tasteless, insipid,

parting
sertion

fromf<r+R.

absence, distance

loneliness

2.

Beauty, splen-

progeny of Brahma, who

first

having divided himself into male and female,

produced from the female Viraj Viraj then

by himself produced the first Manu or Swayambhuva, who was the progenitor of the

Prajapatis, and the secondary framer of the

visible

world

VirAj

is

4^)

<

i.

32, 33.

Brahma and

the same as

assumer of

own person.

Gigantic, enormous.

a.

abandonment, de-

Wil-

Tcirachand Ch.

[i*i<Rj) Ninety-two.

(corrupt, of

a.

Also

In other places

See As. Res. via. 410.

Separation, a

a song complaining of a

Manu

the androgynous form in his

son.

nauseous, ill-flavoured.
(m.

The

3.

desisting, a stop.
.

of the military or regal class.

dour.

ceased, stopped.

fa^fe

To ap-

As. Res. vn. 297.

from f^T + R. <*4s )

(jm/b.

^t^)

(from f<T + R.

v. a.

pear, to be conspicuous.

f^TFT^

lover's absence.

(femin. of

s.

A woman

(m. from f^T + R. <F) Noise, clamour,

sound.

separated from her husband or lover.

1

f^T+R. <AEJ

(m. from

(mfn. from f^-i-R.

a.

<A;) Sepa-

rated, left alone, destitute, forsaken.

PSggk
serted,

ft^l

(-ft^

a.

2.

fc^S + t^)

mfn.

De-

(m.

ft + Tffl) Want

The mark

(In grammar)

sonant to mark that

abandoned, lonely, separate.

s.

it is

feTKU.

put under a con-

not followed by a vowel.

(m. for

of passion or

Cessation,

1.

a stopping, an intermission, a desisting, repose.

cat.

of!7*ftfo) Eighty-two.

(corrupt.

attachment, indifference, aversion, disaffection;

dislike

Wtftr*

censure.

fl^Wfti a. (mfn. f^TFi + 3lf^3) Having

a strong aversion or dislike, indifferent
rious.

pRinl.

Mohun P.

f^tS

ft^l f%*^

(from f^T + R.

s.

En-

^Tt^)

Splendour,

epithet given to
3

a.

comp.

Also f<f<<|

(mfn. fromf^" + R.
s.

(mfn. from
to,

(m.)

"fc+R.

(mfn.

from

f^ + R. Tfcl)

a.

e. g.

(mfn. from

f^ + R.

splendid, illuminated, displayed.

chand Ch.

Brahma,

(m.\
Wilhins' Gr.

note, a noise.

3^)

Contrary

thwarted by, excluded.

with scripture, heterodox,

^1

(/.) or

Made

f^F^fil

a.

in

(mfn.) At variance
s.

Mischief.

^ (n.)

Mohun P.

Tara-

Contrariety,

(-^\mfn.1^^ +

Heterodox.

to,

Used

opposition, enmity.

Shining, appearing splendid.

An

420) Sounded,

opposed

beauty, display.
a.

a.
p.

tertaining an aversion or dislike.

(m.)

Vishnu, and Siva.

inglo-

p. 115.

(-fi\\mfn.

a.

s.

p. 162.

ft 5^

ft*l

2033

ft^tS^I
b^J
Also

ft^ + ^tt^:

(n.

Practice which

f<<?^lot^
a.

ft^Pft^

Having

(m.).

fissure

a cave, a cavern

Deformed, hideous,

distorted eyes.

+^
(m.)

s.

An

^fe

epithet of

(mfn. from

surprised

ft^^pi
2.

(mfn. from

ftR^

Manu

tinguished by.

Marked,

dis-

iv. 67.

top

from

( m.

a.

ft + R. ft^Ej Purgative,

(mfn. from

cathartic.

a. (ra/ra.ft

2.

The moon.

ftRtf^Sfa.

ft + R. ^"S)

from

ft + R.
Manu i. 77.

ft + R.

hinderance, restraint.

2.

sun.

Splendid,

1.

Opposition,

hostility.

ftX4 l^*T

(mfn. from ft + R.

3.

man

(from

s.

Opposing,

ft^ffj

restrain, to counteract, to quarrel, to contradict.

a.

(-ft

!,

mfn. from

ft + R.

Opposing, counteracting, disputatious,

quarrelsome, hostile, inimical,

s.

(m.)

A state

(n.)

or

A gift

to a

Brah-

(n.

s.

from

1.

Connected

Not connected,

2.

loose, not

inapplicable.

ft + R.

stepping

ft + R.^^T)

Fit to

be stepped beyond or to be transgressed.

Also

(mfn. from

f^Pf^P

(mfn.).

(mfn. from

ft + R. ^T^T)

Stepped

beyond, transgressed, trespassed against.

ft + ^1)
ft^ftb3 (mfn.).

(mfn. from

a.

Also

shameless.

f^^^^Ff

Impudent,

(ft^ + ^^T) A plant

s.

(Cro-

Carey.

ft^TTtftral s. (ft*T +^ft[^1 )

A plant (Cor-

dis-

chorus fascicularis).

vi.

(ft^f^)

and

x.

(C^^fe)

tear, to break, to rend, to divide, to detach.

To

vi.

to put on, to wear.

x.

ft^tfe

(from

(ft^+^ttt) A

corchorifolia).
a.

cover, to clothe,

(C^TIff^) To

to cast, to send, to direct.

Assorting, dealing

a.

out.

a contradiction, a quarrel.

ft^ Root,

s.

Other, different.

beyond, transgression.

dispute,

*ft^ Root,

1.

ft + R. 5 T s lj

any purpose

suited to

tolaria retusa).

litigious,

putant.

To

ft +

(mfn. from

a.

ft^

ftRtftt^y. a. (fromft + R. ^^)To oppose, to

5

Wilson.

at a sacrifice to ancestors,

ft^^tfej a.

(n.).

restraining, hostile, inimical.

ftret<ft

ft^H

a.

Enmity,

Also

Litigation, dispute.

+ ^nS^pl)

Astonished,

condition for which no cause can be assigned,

ft^rt^FT

(mfn. from

(m. from

a.

The

1.

3. Fire.

luminous, fulgent.

ft + R. ^tjj)

Tdrdchand Ch.

Good.

with, attached to.

rn.

flagel-

vain and causeless state.

ft + R. f< ^) Evacuation
by stool, purging, diarrhoea. Also ft 14 0*1 (n.).
s.

(A rum

plant

ashamed, abashed.

Siva.
a.

chasm, a

Carey.

liforme).
a.

for

hole, a

a valley.

ft^W^s. (ft^ + ^J) A

ft^Pl

(mfn.

ft^) A

from R.

(n.

Opposition, dislike.

s.

contrary to usage.

is

ft + 3Pl )

(mfn.

monstrous,

from R.

2034

plant (Melochia

Carey.

(mfn. from

ft + R. 5T l;)
t

Lamented,

bewailed.

throw,

ft^ft^
6

s.

(ft^+uft^) A

plant (Sphe-

f^T

f<Rl

2035
noclea

Carey; Randia racemosa,

Zeylanica,

Hort. Ben.

myrtle (Myrtus communis).

heavy rains and are found

in ponds,

f^fH

f^ + R.

from

(to.

s.

<^l^US v.

delay, to tarry.
n.

<$f^U3

(Beng.)

slowness, delay.

Tardiness,

from

To

a.

T^ + R.

v. a.

To

retard.

RnF^SJ

f^fft^

from

"ft"

+ R. ^\\)

Lament-

v. a.

(from

fe + R.

To lament,

to complain, to bewail.
^3 a. (mfn.

from

Procras-

t^+R. 5?TS)

from

(to.

Not

attain-

Wilhins' Gr. % 975.

ing, unattaining.

a. {mfn.

^)

(mfn. from "fc + R.

ing, complaining. Also

Procrastina-

tion, delay.

Complaint,

lamentation.
a.

f<FF3:

f^ + R.

from

(to.

s.

Morton.

&c.

Hort. Ben.

p. 37.

p. 15).

Fish which leave the

rivers after

mon

2036

cat.

tinated, delayed, tarried.

from f<T+R. ^'^Tj Wantonness,

to.

(to.

from

(to.

from

ft+R.

^^F^) Donation,

Dissolution, the

See^^flT.

destruction of the world.

mustard (Sinapis patens).

)

cunda).

f^WT

gift.

species of wild

plant

f< e *ll*t^

se-

(n.

playful,

amorous.

Also

5.

ft + R.

(/. from

(from the English bilty

from ft" + R.

Play, mirth,

Wanton,

^^FT

A female

attendant and singers.

Carey.
s,

fromf^ + R.

(_f^J.).
fa^lfhl'l

(Mentha

(mfn.

a.

sportive,

Carey.

amorous playfulness, dalliance.

series,

an

ar-

rangement, a division, an allotment, a settlement.

sport.

(mfn. from

f^ + R.

Played,

sported, enjoyed.
v.

a.

To

(from

allot,
;

to disto rob,

+ P.

u?43cj)

An

arrange-

ment, an allotment, a settlement.

district,

rope and England by the

a country, any

common

Eu-

ftf^Htf^

s.

(ftf^T+A.

with an arrangement.

SeefrpT.

Relating to a country
a.

or province, European, English.

(f^^+3lHte^) a

plant (Agave Cantala).

Agreeing

people.

fcsft
(from a.

f^t^HU^

To

pose, to arrange, to settle, to bestow

to

allot,

foreign country, but applied particularly to

a.

to spoil.

dispose, to arrange.
(a. lz*J$j)

(from

a.

v.

f^TpTO a.

Carey.

become

RMt!

a.

(mfn. from

liquid

fa+R.

^)

Dissolved,

disappeared, vanished, perished.

(m/. from

ft + R.^Jt) Extinguished,

erased, abolished.

f^Tt^rNi
mon

s.

(f^^+3rr*j)

potatoe (Solanum tuberosum).

ftsftftPTft

s.

0*&fk% (Ufa)

The comCarey.

The com-

RlC^^T

s.

(n.

from

f^+R. f^L) A digging

or delving; a drawing of furrows ; a

dividing.

splitting or

ftl^Tl

2037

fto^H

ft + R. ft^t)

(w. from

5.

ointment.

1.

Unguent,

ft + R.f^l)

(n.

from

2.

Applying perfumes or unguents to

unguent.

v. a.

1.

Perfume,

fte*^

Also

(m.)

s.

Root.
(/. from

5.

?^

ftt57

ft + R. f^Pt)

ftt^

(/.) and

ftpTTIU (m.ftl^T locat.

A snake,

from R. *f[ )

case of

to pervade.

(>.).

To

ft^,+1ir

or any animal burrowing

^)

from

(n.

a.

View,

ft + R. C^t^)

(m.

ft + R. FT^3

A churning,

+ R.

{mfn. from

ft+R. C*Tt^)

ft^C^T^)

(mfn.

Roll-

Contrary to the

grain, reverse, against the natural or usual order.

s.

(ra.)

L The

usual one.

reverse, a course opposite to the

2. (rc.)

water-wheel, a machine

Inver-

an inverse operation

Colebr. Alg.

f^Tto
union

of a

woman

Manu

s.

21.

(m.

Also

(in mathematics).

man

Born from the

of an inferior class with a

of a superior one.

See

rule of three inverse.

1.

A man of the merA man in general.

Twenty.

Fearless, safe.

ft + R. T^?)

1.

White,

colour).

ft+R. ^)

Killing, slaying,

'

<!

ft*^
spear

(mfn.

a.

Without a dart or

from pain or regret.

free

ft +

(ft*lM>

pain or distress,

dichotoma).

s.

t^O

Relieving from

climbing plant (Echites

Carey.

(femin. of ft*H)

(Menispermum

cordifolium).

twining shrub

Also

<R*ft.

ft*PT=T

s.

(n.

from

ft + R. *f^) Murder,

slaughter.

x. 25.

ft FrtsiftnTrPte s. (n. ft^rta +trRtpn^)

The

to penetrate.

slaughter.

ftt^tuftft (.).

RiHiW^vSf)

or

Apparent, evident, manifest.

2.

White (the

s. (?.)

ft*HX^

for raising water.

sion,

To go out

ft+*t$1)

(mfn. from

a.

(m. from
a.

down, especially before

(mfn.} Great, large.

a.

ing on the ground.

ftt*Tt3I

enter, to

film or fibres of the stalk of the

(.).

a.

seated,

with

ft Tfc)

(mfn. from

clean, clear.

(<tllR)\3

To be

Ako
ft*tt[

ftl^Tt^T

3rl prefixed,

water-lily.

Allurement,

attraction, temptation, delusion, seduction.

The

s. (ra.)

^r+ft To

ft^?)

(m. from R.

ft*^ a.

isomft

or

^ To enter,

with

a. (corrupt, of

Seen,

a whirling round.

ftpTt^ s.

ft

with

T+

with

rest, to halt, to sit

ft^s.

ft*l

(from

commonly

enter, to penetrate,
;r

cantile or agricultural tribe. 2.

viewed, beheld.

ftWl'^t i.

(ft*tfW) To
With !3fl or

penetrate, to abide, to dwell

forth

ft + R. C^T^)

(mfn. from

tree,

or in the presence of ; with

sight, the act of seeing, inspection.

ftT^Ttft^

down

Uninhabited, deserted,

solitary.
s.

The wood-apple

enter, to penetrate

to sit

To

(ft+c 5

vi.

Rice-gruel.

in holes.

ftr^a.

^^v) To swing,

called bel (iEgle Marmelos).

the body.

ftFFfi

(from ft + R.

to undulate, to oscillate, to shake.

Mortar, plaster.

2.

2038

ft*l

Colebr. Alg. p. 34.

ft*^ a.

(mfn. from

^)

Wilkins' Gr. p. 422.

praised.

ft+R.

Celebrated,

2039

ftTl

ftf*l
(from ft*j

a.

The

quality;

twentieth.

gentlemanly,

2040

Used

respectable.

^feftf*^

in

ft + *M?) 1. An epithet of
Kartikeya. 2. An attitude in shooting, stand-

tinguished by devotion or faithful attachment,

ing with the feet a span apart.

from

ft*fW.

(.

5.

The

(f.)

by a

figured

sixteenth lunar mansion,

and containing

festoon,

four, or

according to some two stars, one of which

comp.

e.

g.

^"fe

s.

ix.

ftm.
ftft^l

s.

ftfT + 3l)

(f.

is

ftf*fa>

323.

f3*i"ter s

(m.

ft + R. *fl)

from

Sleeping and

a. (mfn.

noun,

scribed (by
,

ft+R. 5)

from

ftft

Learned, wise,

1.

skilful,

eminent. 2. Confident, bold, presuming, daring.

3.

Used

Celebrated, famous.

^rt^f^lfe^
+ ^1^.9.

(n.)

(/.) or

^"

(ra.)

e. g.

Skilled in all
All,

(mfn.)

a.

A book,

comp.

in

(mfn.)

a.

W$

from

sciences,

a science,

every,

Expertness,

^1

ft

s.

(-\ m

skill,

emi-

^3"

s.

(f. from

a.

a.

ft^tHi

Having large

crest,

a.

ft^

s.

ft^ + ^IH^)
(Lit.

Having a pure

ft + R.

Purity,

1.

holiness

purification,

(In algebra)

s.

correction.

subtractive quantity.

Colebr.

ft + ^Sjlt^fl) Un-

(mfn. from

(m. from

plant (Cucumis

ft*tt^ + 3I5 for ^Tfe)

s. (m.) An epithet of Siva

ft + R. f*t^)

Trans. R.A.S.

convalescence

i.

Difference,

or individual

112.

2.

(In law)

a special distinction.

special rule,

medicine)

1.

special

peculiarity,

favourable
;

crisis

an amendment,

in

3.

(In

disease,

a. Peculiar,

particular.

(mfn. from
s.

ft +

fW

(m.)

An

(f. from

(mfn.

from

(f.

distinction,

not crested,

a.

*2*L) Purified,

connected, disorderly, ungrammatical.

.Having no

arrow.

ftt*^
teristic,

minute arrow,

s.

(mn.)

sectarial

a pin, a needle.

ft"R^

Also

twentieth.

tree

and of Garuda.

ftf*P*U

(-TF^mfn.

a.

character.

eyes.

be de-

virtuous, correct.

Virtuous, innocent, pious.

ft"C*fa

ft*TR) A

(mfn.

The

ft + R.

from

(mfn.

a.

Colocynthis).

ft*JW5$

to

Width, ex-

(n.)

(Echites scholaris).

ft*Tt^1

is

Aly. p. 113.

ft^ + pL) A

Fit to be

(In gram-

(n.)

the word which

(from ft*j

..

tension, expansion, breadth, bulk.

ft*TN^

s.

adjective).

cleansed, clean, pure

Great, large, Widely spread,

(/.) or

lit.

its

cleanness,

extensive.

ft + R. f*t^)

ft^.

2.

(mfn.)

from

soul.)

nence.
a.

(n.).

Killing,

slaughter.

(mfn.)

Excellence, dis-

ft f*P^3

Also

described or distinguished,

mar)

watching alternately.
(ra.

See As. Res. n. 293.

Wilson.

Libra?.

Dis-

(mfn.)

Devotion, attachment,

(f.)

tinction, superiority.

or k

a.

from

tinguished by, possessed

ft + R. f*l^J
of,

Dis-

endowed with any

(mfn. from

a.

discriminative,

An

ft + R. "Pt^)

distinguishing, critical.

attribute,

a predicate.

mark painted on

the forehead.

1.

a.

Charac-

2.

(mfn. ftX*T^r + ^i5) Acquainted with

a difference, or with distinctive peculiarities.

2042

2041
from "ft+R.

(n.

tion, a peculiar

fePTO3o ad.

mark, an

f*f^)

(f^TO + ^L) Especially,

Sans.

a particular duty.
(m.

f%m+^ftm)

f^m+^TTt

(n.

s.

!) Special

authority.

fjf^L) Separation,

Wilkins' Gr.

(mfn.

a.

121, 127) All,

(m.)

s.

1.

deity of a

which ten are enumerated,

particular class in

Vasu, Satya, Kratu, Daksha, Kala,

Kama, Dhriti, Kuru, Pururava, and Madrava they are worshipped particularly at the
:

funereal obsequies in honour of deceased pro-

t^l^OI

s.

faPfa+^^T) A

(.

special

ftmoUnl

and receive an oblation of

genitors in general,

and domestic srdd-

clarified butter at the daily

rule or precept.
*.

ftm+^t^rt)

(/.

particular thought.

i.

(In mathematics)

2.

certain operation in extracting roots.

a
A

Colebr.

p. 171.
a.

ft^

viz.

special exception.

f^C*fa>

ft + R.

from

(aw.

every, entire, whole,

ftm^fowH

Alg.

ftl^fas.

disunion, disjunction (especially of lovers).

special law,

f^T^lt

Celebrity, noto-

fame.

riety,

particularly.

ft + R.

(f. from

distinc-

epithet.

Wilson.

dha.
3.

Dry ginger

ft + R. f*T^)

to be described or defined,

s.

Requiring

(In grammar)

universe, the world.

also

ftt^ Seeftt^.

ft^E

(mfn. from

The

2. (n.)

dog trained

ft

(m.

s.

for the chase.

LA

ft^ + R. H)

from

2.

Sound, noise,

a.

(mfn.} Vile, bad, wicked.

substantive.

ft$^a.

ft + R. S^F)

(mfn. from

confided

in.

surrendered,

2.

Given

1.

Trusted,

in charge or in

entrusted.

trust,

Reposed, rested,

3.

tranquil, quiet, firm.

fttjg*.

(m. from

dence.

s.

(n.

name

ft + R.

^)

Trust, confi-

from ft" + R.

Brahma

son of

$\)

The

act of

1.

The

also

ftt^ (m.)

2.

The

sun.

ft^ + C^J) An iruddha, an

incarnation of Kama as the son of Pradyumna.
(m.

s.

R^^h

mirth.

(~^\m. ft^ +^3$T )

s.

of the architect and artificer of the gods, the

ft^T^J

2. Hilarity, festive noise,

ft^t^

PW<**tfl

(m.

s.

ftt<, +c^rl) An

epithet

of Vishnu.

giving, a donation, a gift.

a.

ft^T^"

(mfn. from

a.

ft + R.

Sfcl

) 1.

(mfn. from

cult to please (Lit.

rested, ceased, stopped.

R^llRj

s.

(f. from

ft + R.

2.

(from
)

Repose,

Diffi-

Breaking every thing).

ft^+R.fti ) The name of a

rest,

Trans. R.A.S.

certain sacrifice.

i.

457.

Also

ftt#
(m. from ft + R. *!) Celebrity, fame.

Deprived of splendour or

(m.

-t\,f

ft^ + R.
ft^"3S

n.

-t^ from

Going every where.

ad. Sans,

-*t^t,

(ft^ + 3^T

Every where,

universally, all around.

glory.

heard

^3)

Indefatigable.

relaxation, ease, cessation from labour.

ft-fa

ft^+R.

Reposed,

a.
of,

(mfn. from

ft + R.

known, famous.

3)

Celebrated,

f^TO<r

s.

(m.

ft ^ +

of those called Viswas.

See

god of the

m.

class

fan

2043

(-&

"qJ^^

fro

^W\,

m.

-tittfl,

f.

Moving every where, going

in all di-

rections.

f^Ttei
(Lit.

lord of the universe.)

'FWWi^fc

A universal

(Lit.

vS^JTT^W

Faithful,

Dry

(mfn.

a.

f^t^T+^3^) Trea-

fttt^Hfe

ginger.

(m.)

s.

f^ + R.

is

(ft'tm-f^tf^)

s,

TFiZAiV Gr.

Indra and of Vishnu.

f%tt^M

(-ft^

a.

Breach of

mfn.

IvH^I Treacherous.

the universe,

s.

all

An

(w.)

(-Wim.

s.

f^ + C^Tj

who knows

all things.

i,

(Lit.

nister.

vessel

ground

2.

of faith or belief.

for confidence

epithet of Agni.

f<+R.

Trusted,

f^^s.

(-^ra. t^t + R.

BrahmA.

ft^3 a.

rni-

for confidence.)

place or

and trust ; a matter worthy

(Lit.

(mfn. from f^T

^) An

epi-

Creating the universe.)

+ R.

p. 422) Trusted, confided

Trusting, believing, honest, trusty.

fet&t^S See1%t^andf^.

believed, confided in, relied upon.

thet of

fit

mfn. from

(mfn. from

a,

trust-

worthy person, a confidential secretary or

sage, one

saint, a

Existing in

Vishnu.

ftTOTdS

traitor.

^ (n.) Treachery.

faith, treachery.

fiFt+Wl)

whose form

To

v. a.

ft4-R.^L)

cherous, betraying confidence,

medicament.)

epithet of

(mfn.

a.

epithet of

An

Trust, confi-

Supporting the universe.)

f^j<EP|
forms

f^ + C^3i)

(m. from

An

(mfn. from

(/.) or

(n.

S.

s.

a.

(-PH^mfn. fromfa^ +"fa + R.

a.

(/.).

796)

^L)

trusting, confiding.

All-pervading, omnipresent. Also

f^^"

(Beng.)

dence, faith.

+ TO ) An epithet of Siva.

(m. fi&i

s.

ft^JTfl,

(Lit.

f^ + R.

give confidence.

The

(m. from

n.

2044

ftWSt^
Siva.

s.

An

(m.

The

(Lit.

epithet of

Also

lord of the universe.)

#^ Twins' Gr.

in, relied

upon.

A person

Root,

(femin. of

separate, to withdraw from.

widow.

Also

pervade,

To have no occasion

con-

fided in, a confidential secretary.

To

vi.

in.

sprinkle,

i.

ix.

or use for

to

((^ffs?) To

(C^Pfc, <3pK&) To

per-

vade, to spread, to extend through nature, &c.

(/. from

nitum ferox).

A poisonous
^I^t^^H
?)

See

(m.)

plant (Aco3.

4.

pt^'iPl'ST
saint, the

s.

(m. from

+fel) A

muni or

son of GAdhi, originally a monarch,

and of the military order, but who became by

long and painful austerities a Brahmarshi, in

which character he appears

Ramayana as
of Rama. Wilson.

in the

the preceptor and counsellor

The

s.

Poison, venom.

2.

(ra.)

Water.

fibres attached to the stalk of the lotus.

(Beng.)

f^NW

1.

(from

plant (Aconitum ferox).

t^)

plant (Calla virosa).

Carey.

f^Sj

a.

(m/.

from

^)

ing or counteracting poison, antidotal,

An

antidote.

Destrys.

(mn.)

to

2045

ftSfl

Dejected, in

'31 (/.)

desponding.

spirits, sad,

depressed
or

f^ + R.

from

a. (mfn.

Dejection, low-spiritedness,

(.)

de^-

spondency.

o
T<1 <L H. Isi

s.

The poisonous fang

of a serpent.

to + R. A snake.
<> to + ^I"^|) The admi-

toSfCUlrj

("to^+3"t*l)

species of

ft + 3^)

physician

who
by

Unlike, dis-

1.

similar, unparalleled, unequalled.

difficult

of access.

4.

manageable generally,
inequality.
pice.

An

2.

Manu

i.

24.

2.

Uneven

Uneven, rough, not

3.

level,

Irregular, difficult, uns.

Unevenness,

(n.) 1.

inaccessible place, a preci3.

Difficulty, trouble, pain.

quadrangle or

tetragon with unequal diagonals.

Colebr. Alg.

(.?

to^ + ^)

(mfn.

to^rft"

(to+3TH) a

s.

s.

either the
ties.

sum

(In

two quantities when

the difference of their squares

is

given,

and

or the difference of the quanti-

Colebr. Alg. pp. 26. 324.

to*WF3

(nJ.

s.

to^ + ^TKS)

excavation or solid,

zium.

s.

(n.

An

irregular

one with unequal

ton

sides.

to*I+t>^tj) A
Also

trape-

to*I-

(.).

to^Wts. (Tw.to^ + ^T) Aplant(Echites

scholaris).

plant

(m. from

em-

(Arum

cu-

Mohun P.

by any

Any

?)

object of

whole class of objects cognizable

sense, or the

particular sense.

Trans. R.A.S.

It likewise implies the general

Hence

objects are classed.

t.

114.

term under which

means sphere,

it

department, province, or some relation thereto

a home, a domicile, a refuge, an

to correspond to the

In the

fair, thing.

a concern, an object of
it

seems very much

English words subject, af-

artificial

to express numerals,

mode

of the

Hindus

(<*1VI stands for five, al-

luding to the five classes of objects cognizable

senses.

It is

compounds, e.g.

often used in bahuvrihi

"R^l^^ll R<tU

a.

{mfn.)

Relating to the wealth of the grandfather (as a

law),

Colebr. Alg. pp. 58. 295.

in

p. 67).

by the

Colebr. Alg. p. 97.

ftWpg

Being

Carey; A. cordifolium,

pursuit, worldly business

toH3*S (-^\ n. to^ + ^fi^)

finding of

Temerity,

barrassed circumstances, in a difficult situation.

substance, property;

The

coheirs.

"ton + ^rt5:^*)

(n.

s.

un-

asylum, the element in which a thing moves,

p. 58.

algebra)

among

equal partition of property

generally;

toll + ^cf) A

f^^II^cf s

An

cullatum,

(mfn. from

(Lit.

ill-proportioned.)

Absence of health.

a.

charms, &c.

(as a number).

Unhealthy.

Whose bodily humours are

bamboo

gives antidotes, or cures the bite of serpents

a.

("to^ +

boldness, rashness.

to?I

a.

ftWiHW

Carey.

scalene

Colebr. Alg. p. 295.

triangle.

baccifera). Hort. Ben. p. 25.

(Bambusa

ft^I+f&^3l) A

(n.

s.

violent fever.

nistering of poison as a medicine.

s.

"to^ft^I

s.

(m. from

T^TOT^

toiFsx*. ("ton+^p) A

to^lT

2046

lit.

Having the wealth of the grandfather

for its object

father,

-^to3

ton^

from

s.

s.

+ f^OT (Beng.)

(n.) Wealth,

v. a.

To wait a proper
(-*s!fr

Worldly business.

(m.) Grand-

occasion.

toir+^^xR)

2047

ft||d

ftW5J3 a

ftTO+ j5g3)

1,

Retired from

2.

Fallen from respectability. Carey.

s.

(n.

business.

femssfa

(mfn.

ft^>

ftw+^T)

with business or worldly

dismay or dejection, distressing, vexing, grieving

Also

(/.

ftOT+3~fcpr1) Worldly-

ftp%.3pf)

[m.

s.

captivating

or intoxicating nature of the objects of sense.

ft^lft

(-fXFJ.

a.

ft^TT + 3/1)

lating to the objects of sense.

worldly pursuits,

f^rofesJ
Become

a.

or

s.

(mfn.

A man

2.

(-ft^m>. ft^ + 3^)

Re-

1.

Engaged

in

of business.

gard

object of attention or per-

ad. (from

In relation

to,

ft^preatl

ft^+R. %)

Obviating

the effect of poison, antidotic.

(femin. of

The goddess of

ft^

Feces.

ft^tS5

fromft^T)

\.

bark of

tree the

used in dyeing of a red colour.

3.

am

s-

mfn ft^ + 3ESF

.

(mw)

The horn

1.

The proboscis

2.

from R.

p. 3.

(m. from

The

large

Also ft^rfl. (/.).

ft + R. 3T^)
'

(m. from ft + R. pR^')

Dismay, low-

ft + R.

%Q

Causing

3.

see.
1.

An obstacle,

2.

The

Extension, width

bolt or

applied

s.

{-%\ m. ft3 + ^) The bar

or bolt of a door.

(m. from ft^F

ft^i

+ R.^) A

bird.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ft*t+3, Wilkins

p.

422) Entered, gone

s. (inn.~)

s.

(m.

into, penetrated.

world, one of the three divisions

of the universe.

ft^

spiritedness, dejection, sadness, distress, anxiety.

{mfn. from

(ftS3Uf3) To

x.

Colebr. Alg. p. 87.

ftBfgt

Gr.

3.

ver-

geometry to the breadth or diameter of a

a.

or tusk of an animal.

(of an elephant).

tooth (of a boar).

Wl<Fa.

s.

(indecl.^ Intellect, understanding.

Smeared with poison, poisoned.

2.

Mohun P.

bar of a door.

of Jaratka.ru.

Wilson.

The

Ejection of poi-

circle.

is

fl^i#gFtfr j

son (as by a snake).

in

(Jr.

equi-

The

the serpent-race, the sister of Va.su ki and wife

which

(f

a hinderance, an impediment.
)

The

Carey.

ft^ Root,

enjoyments.
a.

Also

passage of the sun to the next sign at the equi-

(-f^\mfn. from ft^TI + R. ft^)

Attached to the pursuit of worldly objects and

s.

The equinox.

(ft^+c^ti)

s.

nal equinox.

(mfn. from

2. Equally,

various.

in re-

to, about.

fSfffeCnSftk

ft^l

Many,

f<^< s. (n. from R*)

ft^l and ft^^ f

noxes.

s.

1.

noctial.

ception.

ft^n

Poisonous,

same.

like, the

ftW[ from ftOT + ^3) ft^i$!Fte i

made an

Dejected,

venomous.

fc^indecl. Sans.

The

ft + R. ^T^)

dismayed, distressed, vexed.

mindedness, worldly disposition.

ftWHl

(mfn. from

a.

ft^fta.

pWlWt^Tl

Alsoft^tR^ "fW^mfn.).

vexed, distressed.

Acquaintance

affairs.

2048

Manu

from

ix. 137.

ft + R.

^1)

An

impedi-

ment, an obstacle.

"ft&3"

s.

(m. from

ft + R.

handful of kusa or

LA

sacrificial grass

tree.

2.

(Poa cyno-

fSH

fTOFl

2049
suroides)

grass for the

3.

made of a sheaf of such

officiating Brahman at a sacrifice.

also a seat

a bed.

seat, a couch,

(mfn. from f*3^T) Poisonable, proper to

a.

be destroyed by poison.

fff^

See

from

R.

An

S3 )
s.

(/.

epithet of

from R.

occupation.

2.

Vishnu
8

ft !)

Wages,

karanas

or

4.

Consigning

3.

The seventh of the

periods

astrological

so

termed, each answering to half a lunar day.

As. Res. ix. 366.

f<t3

Ordure, feces.

persons of the

Hindu

world he

during

supposed to sleep on the waters,

is

on the serpent Sesha

Brahma

is

fabled to have sprung from a lotus which ori-

the holy river Ganges

:

is

said to spring from his

the different avataras are considered as

manifestations of this deity, and in

is

An

LakshmL

epithet of

f^PpTTi

s.

2.

A sort

Krishna he

supposed to have been really and wholly in-

LakshmI

carnate:

is

hosts or powers

(Lit.

The beloved

yam

(Dioscorea).

of

"faf^+OTTlJ A

(/.

plant

called priyangu.

See

Root,

f^ty^.
To throw,

iv.

ftf

f^1!) The

from R.

(n.

s.

to cast.

his wife,

represented as a mild

and he

is

usually

and benevolent

deity.

film or fibres of

the stalk of the water-lily.

f^T^fR

(in.

s.

f^ + ^^t) A

tion, a contradiction, a

pointment

Making

asser-

a murmuring.

pRT^foft

false

disagreement, a disap-

grew from the navel of Vishnu, and

ginally

foot

1.

one of Vishnu.)

fa^fclH

periods of temporary annihilation of the

floating

Whose

triad, or the deity in his

character of preserver of the universe

the

(Lit.

fl^^SftBrt2 (/. fromt^C^ + ftfa)

(m. from R. ft^T.?) Vishnu, one of the

Vishnu.

epi-

are manifest every where.)

commonly

(f, from

s.

An

(m. from
thet of

Working, labour*

hire.

to torments after death.

variable

1.

Krishna.

or

2050

a.

(-Pi\mfn.

f^T^ + ^)

a false assertion, contradicting, disput-

ing, contentious,

f^P3ftel

s.

murmuring.

fromf^T + ^t) A

(/.

small

crane.

f^Pret^FT

*.

(n.

Wilson.

f^T + 3^) A

lotus

(Ne-

lumbium speciosum).

pKf^ptal

from

s.

(f.
(Clitorea ternatea).

f^+TFfa) A

flower
or extending.

f%$$$

s.

(n.

atmosphere.

1%^rtt

s.

fTO + ^TT)
(Lit.

The abode of Vishnu.)

(/. from

of the river Ganges.

foot of

Vishnu

The sky, heaven, the

fTO +
(Lit.

see

1.

An epithet

Springing from the

2.

The

sun's en-

s.

of a bow.

(m. from

f^ + R.

2.

spreading

multitude, a crowd, an as-

semblage.

f^H

s.

(m.

^)

fromf^ + R. 3

relinquishment, abandonment.

gift.

The

3.

Dejection by stool.

sign o (A).

trance into one of the following signs, viz. Taurus,

Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius.

^) L A

m. fromf<r + R.

a.

1.

2.
4.

D ereliction.
A

donation,

(In grammar)

Wilkins' Gr. p. 6.

(mfn. from f^T +

R.^^) Relinquish-

ing, abandoning, quitting, rejecting, resigning,

The twang

giving up, dismissing,

Also

s.

(n.

from

letting;

go.

f^ + R. ^p3[J The

quitting,

;;.

ft^

2051

abandoning or rejecting
thing

of,

or parting with a

abandonment, resignation.

tion,

ftr5^!

an

gift,

offering.

3.

2.

dona-

ft^lS ad.

(m. from

ft + R.

from

(n.

s.

about, a spreading, an extending

a.

from

(info,

diffusion.

Also

(-ft^)

.fitlWl

s.

(m.)

(mfn.) and

An

f<^R>^l
tom of a

ft+R,

disease.

2.

^^TF)

Sabda S.

spreading,

a circle.

Colebr.

of a tree with

its

shrub.

ft + R.^)

Spr eading,

expanding, extending, enlarging,

amplifying

dwelling upon at length, explaining

fully.

(n.

s.

mfn.*).

Also

climbing plant

Carey.

R. >J) The spreading,

from

extending, or enlarging a thing

the relating of

a thing in detail.

ft^3 a.

(m/n. from ft + R. *j

expanded, spread.
(mfn.

a,

ft + R. ^[ +

Creeping

465)

along,

Creeping along,

ft^ft3
>3 )

Wilkins' Gr.

moving

+ the

from

(mfn.

a.

Spread,

ft + R. ^)

(mfn. from

Also

(mfn. from

ft + R.

Relinquished,

abandoned, resigned, parted with, offered, prescribed

ft^3

s.

ft + R. ^^I)

from

(f.

ftP^tvjl

gift

ftsfe s. (f.
breadth.

Alg.
basket.

Sabda

ft^Tj A

S. p. 287.

ft
weight of gold,

a liarsha or sixteen mashas, about half an ounce

troy.

(m. from
extension,

a.

Abundant*

fit

to

a.

(mfn. from

be extended or

nifest,

2.

a.

ft + R.

^)

1.

The diameter of a

Extent, width,
Colebr.

circle.

(mfn.

ft + ^^)

Clear, evident,

ma-

apparent, distinct, intelligible.

fWR

s.

(m. from

ft + R. ^)

expanded. ^

ft^ft^ a.

ft + R.

The twang

Also

Capable

(mfn. from

ft + R.

TI

J^)

Shak-

ing, trembling, tremulous.

(4 Wife

numerous, ample, copious, much.

ftgrffa

Having the

spreading?

enlargement, prolixity*

plenty, amplitude, abundance,

from

of a bow-string.

ft + R. ^) A

expansion,

"ftS3+$/5)

(mfn.

p. 87.

(mn. from R.

a.

hands opened.

emanation, creation.

(n.) Diffused-

Relinquish-

ment, abandonment, the parting with a thing,

an oblation, a

Also

large, great.

(/.) or

ness, largeness, amplitude.

ft^35S

11.

ft^f^

-31

(mfn.).

Spread, ex-

Manu

emanated from, created by.

R.

fully stated or explained.

tended, expanded, diffused

a.

cans, of

enlarged, expanded

extended,

onwards,

~$X0a.

gliding, flowing.

or

4.

(mfn. from

a.

The symp-

1.

Costiveness.

p. 15.

i.

shoots.

(Lettsomia nervosa).

(from

s.

new

1.

Colebr. Alg. p. 97,

The branch

3.

assemblage of

lotus-flowers.

ft^

ft + R. ^)

The diameter of

2.

p. 87.

(m.).
(/. from

315.

Alg.

ft + R. 3|) Moving

smoothly, sliding or gliding along,

fish.

creeping

Copiously,

in detail.

sending or dis-

extension, width, breadth.

ft^

p.

(ft^+*PT)

Sans.

patching, a dismissal.

5.

2052

s.

a pustule.
(/.)

(m. from
2.

ft + R.

Small-pox.

and (Beng.)

'RW^I

*gt$

Aboil,

ft^fFl
ftt^tt^

Also

and

1.

aw

2053
"(<*isl^i

(from the English Bismuth) Bismuth.

s.

m. from

amazement,

Astonishment,

wonder, disconcertedness,

surprise,

hurt, killed.

ft^

(mfn. |V<Uil

a.

astonished, taken

f^UUPft"
s.

by

Amazed,
Also

dismayed.

surprise,

(mfn.).

The

The

for getting

a.

(mfn.

gently laughed
a.

f^Rl^ a

(mfn. from

fa + R.

or worthy of being forgotten.

^) Capable

Also

f^^TPP
Amazed,

(mfn. from

a.

(mfn.

ft^ffS s.

from

(/.

^)

ft + R.

fa+R.

Forgotten.

**T) Oblivion,

for-

fa^

(n.)

2^1)

Made

(n.)

Helpless, per-

1.

bewildered.

2.

Wise,

fa^) Marriage, a wedding.

+

(mfn. from

the caus. of R.

to resign or give up, extorted,

donation, a present, a

s.

gift.

(n.

Seet^tT.

ftWfff-

at,

fromfa+R. 5^?) The sky,

atmosphere, air, heaven. Also fa<IUiS

the

smell like that of raw meat.

Smiled

The morning, dawn.

s.

ftsju*^*.

getfulness, the forgetting a thing.

smile.

(n.)

fa + 5^3)

(corrupt, of

a.

(mfn. from

$^)

s.

learned.

astonished, surprized, dismayed, disconcerted.

a.

Joy, plea sure,

fromfa + R.

at.

confounded,

plexed,

fad*

(mfn.).

fa + R. ^^T)

act of

airing.

gladness.

a thing, forgetfulness, oblivion.

R-^vS

fa + R.

from

(m. from

"ferf^T3

from fa + R.

(n.

Struck,

1.

Obstructed, thwarted, impeded.

2.

(n.

5.

C7^)

ft+R.

(m/h. from

a.

roaming or walking about, a walk, an

dismay.

R*M< C

f^3

2054

mn.), and

fa<lu*i1

roaming or

airing.

2. Sport,

(indecl.).

ft^ Seef^g.
f^EpTl

(/. from

s.

m. from

fa + R.

SJ

07

Ej Decrepi-

tude, the infirmity of old age.

ft^tPf

s.

(from

"ft^jlT)

pastime, recreation.
Insipidity,

taste-

^ a.

insipid

(from

(m. from
hins'
1.

Gr. 797)

ft+^tj)

Tasteless, vapid,

fe^FT

Also

fa^Wl

f^t
(Lit.

for

Moving

in the air

Wilhence)

a.

1.

Jaina temple.

"fa+R. ~%) Roaming

or

from

(-f%\mfn.).

iL^fRflS**

for

f^fa^

Gr. 797)

A bird.

Seefa^l.

proper

fa + R. 571) A

(mfn. from
arranged,

placed,

2.

from

fa + R.^1)
instituted,

used in comp.

1.

smile.

Established,

prescribed,

fit,

a.

e. g.

(mfn.) Established or enjoined by law or pre-

from

cept,

+ fafe.

s.

2.

(m.)

(fa+ft^)

sacred precept,

Not good, not

fit,

unsuitable, improper.
(/.)

Also

3.

(mfn. from

(m. from

A cloud. 3. An arrow. 4. The

5. The moon. 6. A planet. Alsof^"^ (m.).

A bird.

sun.

a.

ill-flavoured.

"^)

wandering about, walking, recreating himself.

lessness.

f<^

T^ + R.

wandering about, a walk, an

pole for carrying burdens.

a.

(mfn. from

fa + R. 1 )

deserted, relinquished, deprived

of.

Abandoned,

2055

2056

f^T^

f^+R.

(mfn. from

a.

f^)

Agitated,

alarmed, confused, distressed, overpowered by

3*1

grief or passion, delirious, infatuated.

v| (w.) Alarm, agitation, consternation.

(/.) or

(C^fa) 1. To
To conceive,
To desire. 5. To throw

4.

go, to move.

n.

pervade.

To

2.

3Wfre

(.^fa+nfr^)

or send.

6.

To

f^T

see

.<l*$-H

(m.

5.

privacy.

The progenitor
Carey.

3^ + ^ from R. ^V

(m.

s.

tree

(Citrus Medica).

fromft + R. ^t*I)

(m/rt.

a.

or causal

Colebr. Alg. p. 246.

calculus).

^3PiT

v.).

1.

Solitude,

Display, manifestation.

2.

Algebra, ana-

eat.

Wilkins' Gr. | 907.

(femin. of f<T q.

<rj,

solution.

Elemental arithmetic,

(Lit.

of a tribe or family.
3*t suffix

algebraic

be impregnated.

to

3.

or

Colebr. Alg. p. 130.

lysis.

A Root,

elemental

analysis;

^W^)

from f^T + R.

^t^i^^FT

3^ + 3^) The

(n.

s.

sowing of

Curay.

seed.

Seeing, be-

Elemental or cau-

holding, viewing.
sal sagacity

3^!

s.

w from
.

"f^T

+ R. ^dFj The

act of seeing

or beholding, a view, a sight.

Seen,

viewed, beheld.

3Tl>

5.

3*1

WM1

<lo1 Ri

1.

Seed.

2.

Cause,

3^ + 3^)

(m/.)

Root,

(mfn. from

a.

^tl+^3)

Pi oughed

t&Mfa

(m.

s.

+ 3^3") A

sp rout from a

seed-bed, a

a.

(mfn.

Wilkins' Gr. 9.03)

Seedy, abounding in seeds.

(from R.

s.

Colebr.

seed, a cotyledon, a seed-lobe.

ifj.&j,

Also

seed-plot.

#1

^t3l)

Also

(from

s.

in mathematics).

or harrowed after sowing (as a field).

(corrupt, of

origin, source.

problem

ciple (of a

Alg. p. 246.

from "fe+R.

(w/h.

a.

penetration of the cause or prin-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Straw, stubble.

Fanned.
wave.

Also <T.t>l (/.).

x. (<s5w|v5-)

To

(-f3F^

m.

fan.

"^tl+t7^) A

father,

progenitor.

Seed (of plants).

1.

(?i.)

5.

2.

Semen
a.

Source, origin,

3.

virile.

primary cause

(mfn.

from <tv5l), Sprung from, any

family; produced from seed.

principle.

Stffa

Algebra,

4.

s.

see

Colebr. Alg. pp. 130. 195.

(Citrus Medica).
<1.01<1?

analysis

(m.

5.

a.

tree

(m.

s.

(f

from R.

3^ ?) The

any plant, especially that of

having

seven

wires or strings,

tent of the instrument

s.

(/.

^t3E+f3F#)

Operation of

and a large

gourd at each end of the finger-board

is

two octaves

Also <f(/3fC<t^I (m.).

the lotus.

3ft3[f!Frl

vina or Indian lute,

a fretted instrument of the guitar kind, usually

^t3l + C^t*!) The pericarpium

or seed-vessel of

s.

citron

(Citrus Medica).

3te$fJ*l

^1^)

Fanned, being fanned.

Colebr. Alg. p. 315.

^t3l + ^) The common

R.

(mfn. pres. party p.

the ex-

it is

sup-

posed to be the invention of

Narada

the son

Brahma, and has many

varieties,

enume-

of

3^

2057
rated according to the

number of

strings,

&c.

R.
hence)

Wilson.

^t\W3

3^11+ TO) The

(m.

s.

neck of a

(m.

^ft1 + ^tTT from R.

^T^)

s.

+3

Wilkins'

(mfn. from

gone.

Quiet, tranquil,

2.

1.

or elephant not trained.

2.

Departed, past,
1.

(ra.)

s.

Hating,

from the desiderative form of R.

Also

horse

The goading an

To be powerful

make an

2.

4.

fire.

feeling of prowess,

heroic sentiment, heroism.

ficial

A valiant man,

1.

hero, a champion.

or

effort.

from R.

(rn.

f^+R.t)

2.

Envious.

x.

valiant, to

Gr. 699) Covered.

a.

(f.

3.

Abhorrence, detestation, disgust.

Root,
(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

mischievous.

Cruel,

1.

to bind or to restrain,

Also

player on the vina or lute, a lutanist.

a.

Wishing

loathing, detesting.

*<|^3 <a-vITl

vina or lute.

^fTt^W*.

(Lit.

2058

3.

mime, an

Fire
actor,

the sacria.

(mfn.^

Valiant, heroic, strong, powerful, mighty, emi-

elephant.

-v3l (/.) or -3" ( n .) Valour,

nent, excellent.

m. from

f^ + R.

^1) A cage or net

&c, an

aviary, a menagerie.

for confining birds,

(mfn.

a,

^3+4

prowess, heroism.

3*t^ft
1^1) Dispassionate,

of

s.

from

3^ + ^?)

sort of con-

fectionary.

subdued passions, calm, tranquil.

(re.)

^t^FTt^

a.

3^3+0*^)

(mfn.

Freed from

fragrant grass (Andropogon

mu-

ricatum).

grief or sorrow.

3^^333

(m.)

^kSG^J'
Agni
s.

horse.

(m.

s.

^tfi3+ C^t^T) An

epithet of

or Fire.
(/.)

1.

s.

m <[< + \3<F) A
.

^t^fl

s.

(^t^+ni)

road.

2.

3^3^

Also

(from

row, a
4.

line.

shop, a

3.

^W^l

stall

Also

s.

The

^Tj+^^l)

(/.

<fl<MXl

(/.).

^t^tt
market-place,

s.

(n.

belt or girth of a

battle.

(mfn. from

ft + R.

The

3^ + ^)

^^tl^

Also

wife of a hero.

(/.).

by a warrior

liquor taken

bazaar.
a.

tree (Pentaptera

warrior.

terrace in front of a house.

in a market.

s.

Arjuna).

The draught of

before or during a

(n.).

Clear, clean,
s.

pure.

(m.

<[< ^S$>)

The marking-nut

plant (Semecarpus anacardium).

<X3\\% * (%) The

top or cover of a well.

^^Tl

fa

s.

(f.

form of R.

from

3tRTf*T

^U^)

the desiderative

Successive order, regular

succession.

3^

3"T^3

s.

a.

(mfn. from the desiderative form of

peculiar de-

<l<^t3"

s.

^t^ + ^W) 1. A renowned

hero.
2. A sacrificial horse.

(m.

distinguished

Seefa^H.

(^t^+C^tpT) A

s.

scription of earrings,

(m.

<ft<+^t3*) Heterodoxy;

observance of the tantras.

or

the

2069

2060

^Wih3l

(-^ /.^" +

s.

Also

of a hero.

<t^"^

^)

The mother

sentiment.

<<K5ltHl

^t^+ C$&) A

(m.

matchless hero*

become

to

suffered the sacred domestic fire

a.

and mother.

<[^J^

from

s.

Manu

(n.

s.

f^ + R.^Hj A creeping

^t^ + ir)

Power,

strength,

fortitude,

heroism,

1.

firmness,

valour,

See Trans.

might, dignity, lustre, splendour.

R.A.S.

i.

^Wi^

576.

Semen

2.

mfn

virile.

+ ^\)

s.

ad. (from

Root,

To
s.

<<jp

Hort. Ben.

3^)

(^fft)

i.

bark.

2.

(ran.)

cholic.

and

x.

(*flrfS, -C3)

The

Also <|1 (/.) or

heart.

11 + 3) + Ut

?T) The

vic-

To bark
i.

To

<r^!f^?)

as a do\

(With the

of a nasal

insertion

except, to relinquish, to desist.

v. a.

p. 97.

t^^s?) A small

tree (Fla-

3f3U3

v. n.

(caus. of

To

<[f3K3)

fill

up, to

(from R.

3^)

2.

Carey.

^fkUl s. (fromf^T*^) A kind of sweetmeat.

U)

The

Carey.

breast,

the

gibbosity or convexity.

3.

(corrupt, of
2.

A spasm

plant (Melochia corchorifolia).

(corrupt, of

stomach.

(Lit.

Breast to breast.

1.

1.

To put

out

fill.

To be

be extinguished (as a candle),

s.

the

To speak.

Root,

courtia sapida).

3<I?

Covering

from R. <[<g) The barking of a dog.

(.

a candle.
s.

Powder.

heart.

(_f^FT mfn.).

breast, the stomach.

The

w. a.

<l^t>

Also

grand.

illustrious,

The

(3^ + 31^3)

Mighty,

powerful, strong, firm, heroic, energetic,

torious,

3^)

s,

<pTfaf^

xi. 110.

1.

energy,

^t ^

or sharp pain in the stomach).

plant.

<ft*P

<P?K5 and

spirited.

breast with the upper garment.

<f[% + 3TPFT) The seat or station

of a guard or sentinel.

<ft^^

^j)

(h.

<E^3t^t3

Carey.

danger, a forlorn hope.

(n.

(from

s.

A matron, a wife
A climbing plant ^ffts.
post of

s.

Courageous, valiant,

it.

(Beng.)

2.

(Asclepias rosea).

*R

(from

Also <[^tt^3
<3"^\5l

<ftTf

burning sensation

extinct.

(femin. of ^t^T)

peril or

s.

or pain in the breast.

<^v5
who has

raaw

See

(3^ + p. uU) A jacket.

s.

^STKl

5.

Carey.

(/.).

Heroism, heroic

tA<l&

the breast in a strutting manner.

filled

v. a.

up

To

to

close

(as the eyes).

^C^-TL 0,

p 'tSJyjf) Great, distinguished, noble.

^P^tl s.

Greatness, eminence, no-

(p.
"

Courage,

v. a.

exert one's strength

or

v. a.

To

upon a thing;

-C^nf^TO

To protrude

throw out

or

bility.

s.

2.

(from

R. <T^)

The understanding,

thought, an idea.

intellect.

2062

2061

^1

(from <[f%U3) Thought, apprehended,

a.

<[f^3) To

of

(cans,

a.

v.

cause to

understand, to explain, to demonstrate, to per-

^31)

(from

a.

aged.

understood, supposed.

<3<U^3

3\St

An

1.

s.

Overflowing.

1.

woman.

old

twenty cowries.

See *|Tv5

l^K3) The causing

noun of

any-

^H3l

<<^1R

Also

persuasion.

and

(^1+^51?)

s.

<<M<

Root,

i.

small plant

(^Tf3, C3) To

apprehend,

Carey.

Redress; investiga-

Known,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

perceived, apprehended, discerned, understood.

s

3^tU

s.

(from

fRtvS) The

understanding, in-

s.

ric

(jn. )

1.

name

learned man, a sage.

sect,

a deified teacher of the

for

(from R. <[<|0 To think, to appre-

v. a.

hend, to conceive, to understand, to know.

^rf^^l,

s.

Mohun P.

plant (Flacourtia

p. 40.

(h. (Jbji)

reckoned

the

name

is

especially applied to the

founder of the religion of the Bauddhas. Wilson.

f$J%

kind of pulse (Cicer arietinum).

s.

from R.

(/.

tellect, perception,

Understanding, in-

discernment, judgment.

(corrupt, of

wrought on

4^3^ )
Also

cloth.

Small spots or marks

^"T^l.

+ p.jb)

systems of philosophy

don.
a.

2.

vi.

To

(^>f3)

Needle-work.

(corrupt, of

<\5l^$[fft

Also

leave, to aban-

(-ft^

a.

Immersed, dipped.

Old, aged

a swamp.
s.

2.

also

An

old

(^331+^fft)

3\5

s.

of <[f\5U3)

1.

s.

<JJ5$

1.

setting land under water.

twenty cowries.

a.
set

*^Rb<K

idea, conceiving, under-

and

(~^

The thumb;

To immerse,

Also

*^fi<ft
P.

to

<3te1

An

inundation, the

2.

Five gundas or

f^)

under water, to drown.

To

s.

Manu

96.

1.

mfn ^J^'+^S)
-

Sa S e >

(f ^ft + ^ft)

Imagination,

Mohun

Operation of mind.)

(Lit.

pp. 145. 147.

s.

(m.

^f^ + '5II) An

aberration of

the intellect, an error, a mistake.

Sagacity, wis-

dom,

intelligence.

*^f%Ht^a.

Carey.

(from R.

intelligence.

wise, learned.

man.

*^f%2FI

(from 3\3l) Old age.

(from R.

life

reflection.

v. a. (caus.

^f\5

mfn.

2.

dip, to squander.
s.

1.

standing.

sessed of
1.

the great toe.

^vSfrH

R.A.S.

cover, to clothe.

(from <rfeU3)

Immersion

To

1.

see Trans.

30. 110. 113. 114.

Forming an opinion or

*^^Root,

On

Nyaya and Sankhya

the use of this term in the

s.

Bauddha

numerous Buddhas are

ninth incarnation of Vishnu, and the apparent

Rox.\

sapida,

whom

amongst

A gene-

2.

tellect, sense.

<3l

of

to perceive, to discern.

tion.

^"^s.

3.

sum

A
(Ruellia ringens).

one to understand; demonstration, explanation,

4.

suade, to convince.
1*1 s. (v.

Old age.

2.

(Symplocos spicata).

tree

Old,

2.

(-H^ mfn. Tff+HV)

1.

Learn-

ed, wise, intelligent, sensible.

dip, to sink, to

*^^tfer

s.

(n.

^fl+^RaU) An

organ of

2064

2063
perception, as opposed to the organs of action or

Six are enumerated,

and mind.

ear, nose, tongue, skin,

*^Hv

(m.~)

s.

Root,

bubble
(

i.

C^t^fe

-C3) l.To

(^Jfrfif,

G3),

know,

To

prefixed to

iv.

To awake.

In

%fpS , ft,

or

noun

to

sow seed.

Also

(with the insertion of a nasal

To

injure, to hurt, to kill.

*<|Hs. (m. from R. ^H^)

moon and

the

whom

with

V.

Budha,

the son of

is

identified.

2.

a.

of the planet

Budha

p.

jUi;)

Relating to the

thing, fundamental.

See

Cv3)

^Tl

To

discern, to

-C3) To

discern, to

i.

Root,

i.

^f3,

perceive.

*<^3t^>1

s.

from the desiderative form of R.

(f.

Hunger, appetite.

*^^f^\3

a.

(mfn. from the desiderative form of

R. "SkITJ Hungry, vexed by hunger.

or Mercury.)

fromR.^^) Known,

(mfn.

(Lit.

2.

perceive.

^pL)
Wednesday.

seed.

groundwork, a founda-

(from 3*f) Wild, sylvan.

a.

wise and

learned man.

The day

(from

groundwork of any

# <^"

regent of the planet Mercury

he

it.

x.

sow

<tl\..

a.

^pfl

to

sown.

A web.
L To

(p. jLij)

*^ttv Root,
Root,

^ikW)

Woven

to knit.

^ftnt^s.
tion.

a.

(from R.

v. a.

To weave,

To make answer,

arouse, to awaken.

with^H, ft,

Frequently

and

to understand,

2.

the caus. form

2.

^f%^3

The causing

v.

(from

vesicle.

to think, to be of opinion.

to inform, to teach.

Eye,

viz.

weave or

understood.

#<F3?eP a.

from the desiderative fonn of R.

( mfn.

^avjj Hungry, desirous of food.

*<[<i

(m.~)

s.

The

1.

root of a tree.

2.

An

epithet

*<\2*->^rl

of Siva.
-JfT

s.

(corrupt, of

^ft^T. ?)

ing.

2.

3W1

noun of <3ftT\3)

The sowing of

1.

The

s.

(mfn. from the desiderative form

Desired to be known.

act of weav-

*<n3 5-vJT

seeds.

^ftt3)
Mohun P.

(from

1.

sower, one

p. 83.

2.

a.

(mfn. from the desiderative form of

Anxious to learn or know a thing.

R.

sows seeds.

know any thing.

weaver.
of R. <T<

s. (v.

from the desiderative form of R.

Curiosity, eagerness to

sister.

( f.

a.

<[R G3) A

<3/T<s. (from

s.

who

A weaver.

A bastion,

<T<F3^s. (a.

a tower; a cable; a

lunar mansion.

Also <3*rftiri
<3*Tl

(from

a.

species of rice.
v. a.

sow

Wild, syl van,

.As.

Res.

(caus. of

rural,

s.

x. 7.

3ftt3) To

^JFT
<T3Ti

cause to

s.

a.

(corrupt, of

(p. i^cj)

*<[f^RooT,

x.

<ol^i^Jl) An

gimlet.

(C^"Wlf3) To

sink, to dive.

of

To cause

to cause to weave.
v. a.

^fTn^s.
.

(h.

cubj) The

texture of cloth.

Also

inch.

(caus.

rub or to stroke

to

to stroke with the hand, to

touch with a pencil.

2065
v.

^ffl.

To

cc.

Hort. Ben.

To

confounded with

Emeria, Linn.

same name

also to

(Lanius

nightingale

the

The

also given to Lanius (Turdus)

is

Muscicapa paradisea, and

s.

sus).

See

Chaff.

5 - ()

^^Root,

Root,

Also

(n.).

spect.

To

2.

<[<^

Root,

<L<t>

s.

ffF prefixed,

To

To surround,

resist, to

^1+^5)

augmented, grown.

The

(n.)

s.

to

struggle against.

2.

Nou-

roar of elephants.

(<T<1?W) To take,

i.

(m.)

to accept.

1.

wolf, a hyaena.

2.

An

orna-

mental tree (iEschynomene grandiflora).

dismiss, to loose,

Turpentine.

<P*M

4.

(m.

s.

3.

Compounded perfume.

<p + <*!)

Turpentine.

1.

2.

Compounded perfume.

(^Wf\?)

x.

hinder,

(n.) Chaff.

s.

With

To

(mfn. fret. -part. p. R.

a.

Increased,

1.

to abandon, to forsake.

*3^T

3""fe3

bird (Turdus joco-

(*[^f3) To

iv.

C3)

To

3Tf%4-^T

or

with

To

enclose; with

rished, cherished,

(from p. Jjj)

<^l<^l

(4r<Rrf\3

hinder, to impede

to

Cuculus melanoleucos.

^l^Wl

x.

cover,

with "fa

sometimes erroneous-

Turdus Emeria, Carey).

with

to prevent, to obstruct.

A bird,

Jjj)

To surround

with

castanicarpa, Rox.).

p. 105.

^^T<Jcr^ s

jocosus

compass

talk.

into, to en-

uncover, to manifest

A plant (Adelia

s.

T + 3rl To wrap up

:5

ment); with

stroke.

(from ^pUvjj Speech,

<r1<^<POl

ly

2066

1.

To

regard, to re-

Sfjj

The

{mfn.)

s.

See

heart.

^Jjj

disregard, to despise.
<T< a. (mfn. irreg. pret. part. p. R.

s.

*<T<|

s.

(/)>

(n.) 1. Fried meat.

(mn.) The heart.

2.

See <[<|

mn

and

!1 (~l%fr
1

Force-meat

The name of a

kins'

Also <T^1

ball.

or

(/)

beautiful tree indi-

Gr.

418) Divided, cut, broken.

p.

Root,

1.

i.

To

appoint.

2.

To

cover.

<[5 s

(m. from R.

<t*

tree.

genous in Nepal (Rhododendron puniceum).

The shade of a

Carey.
tree.

Root,

x.

(I^Ufj) To

kill, to

hurt, to in)

jure.

garden or

grove near the residence of a minister, &c.

(/.)

The

howdah of an

Root,

screen.

2.

v.

elephant.

(^1"tf3, ^'EUs5)

ix.

to select.
tend,

leathern girth used to secure the

To

To

$$U3)

With

to screen, to conceal
;

choose,

1.

To

cover,

surround, to encompass.

select, to choose.

to uncover

To

conciliate, to worship, to at-

(^Ttl'fe,

2.

1.

with

prefixed,

To

with

^ + 3l1

To

To put on

3.

to

To

cover,

open,

(as a gar-

^tikT, s. (-ft^ m.
A carpenter's chisel.

^^e^l

s.

(/. from

<p$+K.

sitical plant, especially

-dfcfrl^t

s.

(m.

s.

(/. from

sitical plant.

Cymbidium

2.

+ R. f%W)

3^)

^+R. 31^)

chisel of a carpenter.

^TPrft

from

1.

A hatchet,

^+R.

Any

para~

tessalloides.

The adze

or

a chopper.

31^) A

para-

^
^

2067

^ftfwi
<P$t5f

s.

(/.

Mohun P.

Botany.
*

2068

+ 3itfPi; + fwi)

Acid seasoning or the

of the tamarind so used.

fruit

3^ Root,

(i^flfe)

vii.

screened.

To

cover.

To

2.

abandon, to abhor,

(3^ff5j),

i.

(^tf^), and

(<jT3F),

n.

linquish, to resign, to leave

or P. prefixed to

3"f3

vii.

R. <T + f3)

(f.

An

from R.

(n.

2.

3,

hard.

(mfn.)

a.

3.

Red

^T^5

Wicked.

1.

Crooked, bent, curved.

Chosen, ap-

(mfn.) Good,

a.

(n.)

s.

used in comp.

Of good conduct

(mfn?)

a.

Round.

2.

screened, covered,

Conduct, practice, behaviour

e. g.

2.
2.

^3)

vii.

2. Distress, misery.

(m.) Hair.

4.

request, a solicitation.

(for

4.

haviour, from
leather.

selection, a choice,

enclosure, an enclosed piece of ground.

Firm,

Sin, vice, profli-

1.

1.

33 a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R. 3pJ + v3)l. Existed,

1.
s.

s.

pointed, selected

gacy, wickedness.

Chosen,

303.

p.

been, past, gone, departed, dead.

often with iUl

Also

it.

re-

cover.

^tlFT

Sabda S.

bridegroom.

3.

^if^ To abandon, to

x.

1.

Covered, concealed,

2.

Served.

3.

an appointment.

Root,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

son-in-law, a

to avoid.

To

a.

Wilson.

1.

quit, to leave, to desert, to

^F3

appointed, selected.

p. 137.

5^ + ^)

or be-

+^3.
A

circle.

^3 + T>v3?) A portion of a

circle.

livelihood.

Verse, metre.

3.

4.

Wilson.
Colebr. Alg. p. 87.

3"^ Root,

vi.

(<ftf3) To

<P]^ imperat. of R.
in

<^

To

Root,

3PT To

follow

near, to turn towards

To

turn

return, to

with t*t

To

return.

with

go back

1.

3.

fa + 'Pr

with

To

1.

going on

with
;

To approach.

fa + 311 To

re-

To abide in, to be in a place.

To cease, to perish, to vanish
return, to revert.

with

^fk

turn round, to err about

;

with

approach, to go
1.

with

To

to excel

(/

Holiness, sanctity.

^S + SftfrTFT + ^ft)

(Lit. Increase of

^St^TtTK ad.

Sans, (from

caus.

To

3rfe + 3 To

^5 + 3FPTte)

In compliance with the metre or measure of a

verse, for the sake of the metre.

4v3kS
2.

s.

3^3 + 3^) L An

(m.

Rumour,

tidings.

Topic, subject.

3.

5. Sort,

event, a fact.

a story.

tale,

kind
1.

fa + ^f^To

in the

moral con-

4.

difference.

To

ex-

begin, to proceed, to be

with

or

2.

(m.

duct and holy study.)

ft +

or

s.

Colebr. Alg. p. 96.

^TfttJTFrfT

activity,

perish, to vanish

change

be in

by, to pass over

3lf% To

with

to

With ^rfi?

live.

To pass

prefixed,

2.

" Choose a boon."

(<3^313) To move,

i.

<T3^3

choose, sometimes used

Bengali, e.g. <T<T

to be, to exist, to

2.

please, to gratify.

condition.

2.

a pension.

R. A.

S.

a livelihood, a profession

Employment, occupation. Trans.

3.
i.

Life,

Existence, state,

552.

4.

commentary, a

gloss,

be, to
scholia.

exist

+ ^ To

with

come forward
changed
lect

into.

To become,
(^QXs3) To choose,

with
iv.

sometimes with

TlfsJ)

1.

To

proceed, to begin, to

shine.

prefixed,
2.

To

speak.

x.

to

be

to se-

^raitS

a.

(-31^

great energy.

(^\5-

Manu

mfn.
i.

Mohun P.

Of

pen-

(from
sioner.

6.

p. 158.

<T^1

2069
(m. R. iT + ^T)

^CT s.
3.

The name

An enemy.

1.

demon

of a

2070

(-K\m. <T3" + R.

s.

of Indra.

(Lit.

2.

Darkness.

by Indra.

slain

2^)

An

s.

<[ft

epithet

The destroyer of Veitra.)

s.

tension.

a.

on money or goods.

^Ti+Ttfa') An unprofitable domoney lost at play or given to har-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. *|*Lj

1.

Grown

2.

An

(ra.)

<2f^1*T

(m.

s.

^"PTte

old

s.

man.

31

up, adult
2. (n.)

(/.) or

+ ^1^T)

Increased,

1-

old, aged.

(n.)

"%)

1.

(Beng.)

climbing plant (Lettsomia nervosa).

Carey.

^f^3t^

^+

(m.

s.

s.

s.

pa-

s.

(m.

epithet

A meeting

3T^T)

(femin. of

(Beng.) Increase.

<P$|f*I

s.

s.

2.

(/.

(m.

The thumb.

^)
3.

^+
^+

for

Also

usurer.

<T*L Root,

(^t)

i.

(n.)

s.

<*K

old

1.

To

The

1.

s.

(?.)

s.

(/.)

woman.

$53pT

An

old

3fK)

To

increase, to grow.

shine.

2.

x.

To speak.

^^+^1

Wilkins'

foot-stalk of a leaf or fruit, a

Holy

tiful,

thumb.

The great

2.

nipple.

multitude, a quantity, a heap, an

1.

The name of a
educated.

forest in

which

As. Res. vn. 231.

Basil.

2.
a.

31%f^) The
1.

to

assemblage.

Old age.

^31^)

made

^^IkSft^t ( -f^*^ m.).

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

2.

An

offering

(. <[ff + 3Tfc^fa from R.

Krishna was
1.

An

bull.

or as-

sembly of old men.

s.

(m.

peduncle, a petiole.

Who listens to the old or wise?)

^+

^Wj-ft^

(/.

An

s.

(<[f^ + ^ft)

Gr. 729) To be augmented or increased.

maternal great-grandfather's mother.

of Indra. (Lit.

pro-

departed ancestors.

ma-

ternal great-grandfather's father.

^SWvJtol

The

(31pT"f3)

^+

(m.

v. a.

increase, to grow, to thrive.

<[^t3ft

ternal great-grandfather's mother.

^Utsit^

aspire

and

fession of usury.

An

^+3f*fafa<t) A

(f.

To

pa-

ternal great-grandfather's father.

^RvjlU<l

To

-M&W

(Beng.)

enlarge, to further, to promote

i?.

5.

peculiar protraction to which

Wilkins' Gr. 23.

To

The eleventh

subject under certain conditions.

^fW^

Old age.

^f^TtlRE^P from R.

(m.

Old age.

2.

^*t|^r

4.

As. Res. n. 302.

Benzoin (Sty-

potherb (Convolvulus argenteus).

3^1

vowels are

v. a.

rax Benzoin).

yoga or lunar asterism.

(n.

augmented.
s.

Increase of dominion or power,

2.

&c.

lots,

Augmentation,

1.

(In grammar)

Idle talk, nonsense.

s.

age.

growth, increase, enlargement, extension, dis-

3. Interest

ad. Sans. In vain, to no purpose, uselessly.

nation,

<^+f3)

R.

(f.

Old

considered as one of the objects of regal power.

See^ff^Cl.

l&ffttW

^+

(/.

(mfn.) Handsome, pleasing, beau-

excellent,

eminent.

parative of this adjective is

toe.

The

^ft^t^

mfn!) and the superlative

kins'

Gr.

p.

520.

s.

(m.)

irregular

com-

(-"SP^

(mfn.) Wil-

god, a deity.

2071

{91
A

s.

2072

thousand millions.

^*!^ Root,

To choose,

iv. (

the goddesses LakshmL, Gavjri,

Morton.
to prefer, to

^t^f*l

select.

(m.)

s.

pio

As. Res.
crab.

<W

292.

ii.

Root,

Scorpio.

in

is

4.

shrub (Vangueria spinosa).

To

1.

to rain, to shower.

To weary.

conceive,

4.

To

^^N^ffi

(m. from

s.

Taurus

give.

R.^L)

1.

2.

To hurt

x.

(<*nifo)

or

To

2.

The

letting

1.

To

possess

^f^

R. ^sl^+vj Wilkins'

(rnfn. pret. part, p.

a.

kill.

419) Quitted,

p.

s.

abandoned.

left,

<T^+f^)

R.

(f.

Rain, a shower.

<^+*T)

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

a.

Fit to be
<r

2.

The

sign

it.

292.

3.

bull.

As. Res.

the Zodiac.

in

<p + 3^^T)

ascetics

loose of a bull on the occasion of an oblation

supreme or supernatural power.

<R~

s<

of

sprinkle, to pour

be impregnated.

to

Krishna, of Siva, and of Agni.

<Ptt s. (/.) A seat of kusa grass used by

and by religious students.

Gr.
3.

(m. from

or

to the ancestors.

(3^f3)

i.

sign Scor-

A hairy caterpillar.

3.

A thorny

5.

out,

The

2.

month when the sun

the

A scorpion.

^+^f*l) An epithet

s.

Vishnu

flower (Justicia Ganderussa).

(wi.) 1.

Swaha and

Sachi.

showered down or to

Also

rain.

(m/w.).

Wilkins' Gr. 730.

Virtue, merit, personified as the bull of Siva.

Root,

4.

i.

(In comp.) Excellent, chief, best

5.

rat.

(<<(5j

nasal

or with the insertion of a

To grow,

to increase, to ex-

see

tend.

2^)

(m. from R.

s.

The

testicles or scrovi.

2.

To

(<^f^J)To make an

roar (as a wild beast),

exertion, to endeavour.

tum.

^W"^

s.

(m. from R.

^+
An

(Lit.

Whose banner
(m. from R.

s.

comp.) Excellent,

s.

(femin. of

origin.

2.

^M>*fl;

s.

A
(/.

^)

See^T.
cat.

<jTfe^1
epithet of Siva.

emblem

is

bull.

2. (In

See

OT) A

s.

(f

A woman

3^) A

s.

Indra.

x. 463.

^t^^Wt

s.

He who

(/. from

3.

1.

metre

A
in

mantle or outer
Sanskrit poetry.

plant (Solanum hirsu4.

from

^<'P)

wanton

or lascivious

plant (Salvinia cu-

from R. ffl^)
(Lit.

^T^)

sort of

tum, also S. Melongena and S. Jacquini).

The name of one of

An

^CFfr s. (m.

epithet of

rains.)

<[TOM*j) An

As. Res.

vm.

421. 438. 472.

+^"^) An epithet of Agni

(Lit.

(
rc

epithet of

the most impor-

tant upanishads, considered as forming part of

or Fire.

outer garment,

of low

cullata).

^5Ti

2.

the Yajur-veda.

from R.

<[^) An

large lute.
1.

woman.

<p1

(/. from R.

(femin. of

garment.

As. Res.

barren woman.

from

a bull.)

of low origin, a Sudra.

3^i)

a wrapper, a mantle.
s.

1.

best, chief.

man

<T^fl

or

R.

Whose

splendour

mfn. from R.

^^for

^^)

is

great.)

Large, great.

+ *tf3)
<J$7 tfi3 s. (m.
Vri hasp ati the preceptor of the gods and

1.

re-

gent of the planet Jupiter.

and lawgiver.

An

2.

^^tf^J

Also

ancient sage

s.

*^

^H'ft^U

Root,

C^STtert^

Root,

to select.

(from

a. (p.

support, to nourish.

(3*ttf3, 3~fft3)

To

1.

To

j\fr^ \

reduced to an extremity, embarrassed, im-

choose,

prudent, incautious.

(from
i.

C^3lt^

a.

/)

(p.

weave.

Without

p.

or

cautiousness.
a.

Also C i^<p2Fv

considerate.

(^tsilK^

a.

j ) Foolish,

Jib

(p.

<

ignorant, in-

(p. j\sj\ ^jj)

of the same opinion, disunited, unfriendly.

C^t 3!^

ill-bred,

a.

(p.

^j) Without

U U>J

(from
p.

.j)

<_jj1

Uncourteous-

faith,

irre-

ligious, unbelieving.

uncourteous.

(from

Not agreeing, not

'

^j) Unmannerly,

(p.

Embar-

rassment, jeopardy, difficulty, imprudence, infault

blemish.

(^<p^ a

Having no choice

cover, to screen.

(3Uf3, -C3) To

(3 Root,

Uneasiness,

^)

p.

To

2.

Uneasy, unhealthy

sickness.

ix.
ix.

(p. ^}J\ ^j})

Thursday.

left,

a.

sick.

(m.).

^^S^U {^^3 + ^i<)

Also

2074

C^n3

2073

p.

u Uil

Want

of faith,

irreligiousness.

ness, rudeness, impudence.

(3"3TfN^

a.

^)

(p.

thorny

species of

bamboo (Bambusa spinosa,

JRox.^)

Mohun P.

p. 65.

Unjust, unequi-

table.

C^STRC^ a.

^JT

(p.

Contrary to law or

a-

ordinance, illegal.

(p.

i^j!

^j) Without

a promise

or agreement.

(from

p.

^Jp\

j)

Illegality,

un-

lawfulness.

WlrSSTt^a.

JUcJ ^)

(p.

Not

in the habit

of doing a thing, not used to, not familiar with.

C3"3TK3"I a. (p.

^j+3rT\5l?) Disordered, out of

a. (p.jIjJI

C^5n*TOt s.

^^j)

(from p.jUJl ^j)

unbe-

coming, disreputable.

Immoderate.

s.

Want of mode-

(from

p.

^j)

Dishonourableness,

disreputableness.

ration.

(3"3IT^

(p. jij ^ji) Dishonourable,

C-3\3<F<^ a.

order, irregular.

a.

(p.

tLT

jUT

Dishonourable,

base, mean, vile.

a.

(p.

Uninhabited, uncul-

(<3\33^. (p. e^ij ^jj) Untimely, unseasonable,

premature.

(^301*1^

a.

(p.

Without measure or

weight, unmeasurable, imponderable.

tivated.
(3" 3TW**^ a.
(p.

J^z

ployment, useless,

Without work

or

em-

inefficient, impracticable.

(from. p.

J^c

,j) Uselessness, iin-

efficiency, impracticableness.

s.

(from

p.

Imponderability,
^jj ^j)

immeasurableness.

C^3\5l<^a.

(p.jjtf.

^) Inexcusable,

(^s3^^a.

(p.

^ji)

unjustifiable.

Without a home,

foreign.

2075

2076
(corrupt, of

s.

detailed ac-

count, a narrative, an accurate report.

C^^t^ a

(p.

y^Jj

s.

C33ffrU3) To wrench

(cans, of

v. a.

(from

CP C1
of

l^ra)Shape, m ae r ,fa S hio,

v. a.

of a garment.

f^ + >SSF) To

(from

shape, to

(from

fault

or

blemish, entire, complete, perfect, immaculate,

C^^^T^ft

(from

s.

jy^i

p.

^jf)

Faultlessness,

a.

jjli

(p.

Unsteady, unsettled,

^jf)

(from

p.

j**U

^^y)

Unsteadiness,

want of a fixed arrangement.

v. a.

v. n.

of

(caus.

(fe)

To make

(corrupt, of

shoot.

2.

to

bow,

<t3t?)
4.

(corrupt, of

A sprout,

(from

a young
3.

mongoose.

C3^3"tf

(p.

cr.

prize

1.

(p. jjlj

or attack.

2.

C<<PtU-l*l a. (p. sAcli

of

353) Without a

j^j

ano-

Secure against sur-

Free

from

restraint

or

Without order or

re-

JjJ

^)

(from
restraint

or

p.

p.

Not assented

or agreed

J^J

'.^jfi

want of assent

or agreement, refusal, disavowal.

Want

of

work

or

employment.

Without value or

a. (p.

not acknowledged, not accepted.

(from

^i) Without work or employ-

(p.

ment.

Without

^)

tail,

confinement, irregular.

(/5<$'<*\a. (p.

p. ^jila ^jj) Irregularity,

controul.

Dwarfish, short.

Also ($JZ5 and C<a3^1

tailless.

Irregular, illegal, ano-

(corrupt,

a.

^jj)

maly.

C^^T^a.
C^fOTl

^y^j

gular arrangement.

and

Also

to

to warp.

small pustule, a pimple.

small person or thing.

a.

1.

a. (p.

malous.

3<^?) To be crooked,

(from R.

be curved or bent

to,

Without

jy^i

(p.

not fixed.

crooked or curved, to bend.

s.

Large, widely spread

?)

awry.

(^3lt

integument, skin, rind, the peel

fruit.

(from l'felJ) Bent, curved, crooked,

a.

Out of order.

2.

completeness, perfection, innocence.

(said of fishing-nets).

CPl

Restless.

uncorrupted, innocent.

to cut cloth for a garment.

a.

1.

sprained or wrenched.

sort, kind, the cut

mould,

J^)

a. (h.

C^^R^
pf3..(itam

in-

changeableness, muta-

fickleness,

An
To be

^i) Unsteadiness,

p.

bility.

or sprain.
v. n.

changeable.

fickle,

constancy,
sprain, a wrench.

^j) Unsteady, inconstant,

(p.

Doubtless, without

(^(fSTs?) A

(from

a.

moveable,

hesitation or scruple.

C^ifol

(<2T<Wl<r

worth, worthless.

(^f^FTTsjt

s.

C^t^f^I^

(from
a.

(p.

p.

Worthlessness.

^)

Without a de-

scription, without a detailed account.

2077

CT>1

(from

p. ij^~JJ>

The want

^j})

Not being aware

v^jf)

(p.

C^TO

(p. &s~,cL

s.

Cpttfe^

(from
Destitute of a master

To

v. a.

<ft^)

1.

dispatch, rapidity, swiftness.

current of water.

3.

pulse of the mind.

mination of the
(/.) or

2.

or

sudden emotion or imEnergy,

effort,

deteri.

111.

C^tt^l

Impressed into

empire

force into service, to impress.

a.

<ff3^R ) A

express.

Hort-

(-3^

Impe-

(3*1

tuous, swift, quick.

rapid,

s.

(p. ^i.

(t. ^fjj)

^j) Free from care or

A princess.

^pji ^j) Without a scope, im-

partial, indifferent,

(from

0^+^) Quick,
s.

(?h.)

1.

spee-

courier,

an

s. (corrupt. ef:j5^T?) The egg-plant (Solanum Melongena). Also its fruit. Carey.

a. (p.

Free from

*L<f

sin

or vice,

jg &g ^j) A

freedom

Also
(from

s.

p.

from crime or punishment.

Willul

a.

(from

WttfJJ

Purple, of a purple

A
C^fl

independent.

p.

(corrupt, of

s.

a.

yi^c ^j) Impartiality, in-

C^^t^t

(corrupt, of
5.

(from

purple

frog.

<TRl) Left-handed.

C^f ) A tadpole,
)

(p.

j} je. /J) Free from anxiety

trouble.

(^rjc?^

go

hawk.

difference, independence.

and

to

colour.

a. (p.

C^T^ff^a.

hasten,

with the exception

except.

C^^t^A^

To

colour.

C^T^ae?. (a.^Aj) Without,

of,

solicitude.

impressing or

C^tH

The name of
As. Res. x. 474.

2.

faultless.

a metre in Sanskrit prosody.

(-ft7^ m/.

dy, swift,

citron tree (Citrus medica).

(from

v. a.

Spoiled, faulty, vicious.

variety of

(3PtR) The

(from

s.

quickly, to flow.

C3*ft

mfn.

<T<[T3

service.

forcing a person to labour.

(n.} Celerity, impetuosity.

p. 59.

G3PjSlte a

Jili ^j) Absence of in-

p.

speed,

The stream

See Trans. R.A.S.

will.

Velocity,

4.

(corrupt, of

s.

common

C^t^ a.

indolent, not

dolence or negligence, diligence, zeal.

o.

m. from R.

Ben.

JiU ^J) Not

(p.

Free from taxes or

j)

Carey.

or lord.

the

not domestic,

negligent.

a. (p. jJjU-

C^ttel

Strange,

ajlCj)

(p.

expences,

31

Freedom from mis-

unknown.

foreign,

Unleavened.

(*3 p#Ji

a.

of,

incautious, imprudent, inadvertent.

C^^ft^a.

p. laii
^Js)

takes or errors, correctness.

of a description or detailed account.

a.

(from

2078

rt#

errors, correct, right.

p ree from m

is

Prince's-metal,

white-brass, bell-metal.

(3^1
^

a young frog.

takes or

a.

(from
v. a.

sell.

C^ffe?)
(caus.

Sold.

5.

sale.

To cause

to

d#1

2079

C<(>1<

a.

causing of

a. Sold.

things to be sold.
I

C<"SW S3) The

noun of

v.

2080

C^"^ll1

Without a remedy,

(p.

helpless.

2.

3.

j+

a. (p.

improper.

A wanderer,

1.

A purse.

3T^) A

(from R.

(h. Jl=^u) Unprincipled, unbecoming,

daughter.

(from <Tt^)

5.

A widower.

C^fcjl

C^Ut^a.

(h. ^JiS)

4.

rope, a kind of string.

h. tliLfi) Inaccurate, not exact.

Not
(from h.

Impropriety,

JUcu)

To

C^"fet3

(#3

sell.

f^?)

C|b}Ul

pick out, to select.

To

roll

^Pjt>3

v. a.

v. a.

enclosure, a fence, a

a circumference, a turn

a winding, a

a scheme, a machination.

To
To

C^ft

An

(from OZfiSUS)

s.

03"3t^3

v. a.

(from

enclosure, a fence.

f^R")

To walk

ahout,

to ramble, to journey, to travel.

J
C<v5l ^t 5Iv a. (p.

from danger, in^j>) Free

C^^yl

jury, or distress.

(from

p.

^i-j ^ji)

Freedom from

danger, injury, or distress.

a. (p.

C3"fe3) An

(from

to

assort,

Carey.

set aside for use.

s.

hedge

**&3

C<"ft^Tl

choose, to select.

C^"*3Tt*T

unsteady, undetermined.

fast,

(from R.

v. a.

firm or stead-

the

being unbecoming.
v. a.

a vagrant.

sorry horse.

^U-

(p.

^j+vSt^l) Not customary,

not

usual, singular.

C^^tf^Tirl

a.

(from CI*3$$E3) Rambling or

wandering about, roving,

Lifeless, spiritless.

j)

a.

s.

wanderer, a

rambler.
a.

(p.

Not

with, not familiar with, not of the

associated

same

C3"^3K5

v. a.

(3^?) To

(from R.

side or

encompass, to enclose

town)
(<T3TnTa. (p. ^jU- ^y) Improper, misplaced, un2.

(p.

fcfU

Not

j)

perished, not lost,

Lj

C<n5i1< n a. (p- j)j~>) Vexed, angry, displeased.

) 1.

A fetter, chains, irons.

3.

Short hair growing on

pair of tongs.

the head.

o
C^\53Pl

faultless.

to re-consider, to re-examine.

(from R.

just.

(<u5Tt[1 a.

to invest or besiege (a

part.

surround, to

(corrupt, of

s.

C^3*l) A

species of

<

C^vSTu^

a. (p. t^ls*-

mon, not

s-

Not

current > not con1-

(p. J<U- ^j>)

(from R.

Not bound

(as a book)-

^t^k) An ichneumon;

a. (p.

^j) Free from arrogance.

An

(from R.

C^lpl

s.

(h. \5-j)

s.

(Bambusa spinosa). Carey.

A plant (Sida cordifolia). Mohun P.

p. 44.

C3I\?R

a.

(p.

^j

+ KSl^

Misshapen,

ill-

fashioned, ill-formed.

weasel, a ferret.

\|ET

wild thorny bamboo

C3T\5*Ti

usual,

WlOl^l^a.
C<oTL

envelope, a wrapper.

son, a child.

temptuously in addressing

C3\5Jl

(from C3"Pjt3) Forward, overbearing

rising above, projecting

v. a.

Also used con-

inferior persons.

a.

C<Tb<

a. (p.

(J

To beat

+ h.

eminent, excellent.

against, to strike.

c_>J) Deformed, ugly.

2082

2081

(3"^ Root,
move.
3.

(CTTfe, -C3)

i.

To know,

2.

1.

To

to

go,

remember, to discern.

to

To play on a musical

instrument.

To

4.

take.

C3l

3ft1

(m. from

s.

the mixed tribes, the offspring of a Vuideha

on musical

to play

is

ments. Manu x. 49.

Manu vn.
cient king.

2.

without polishing.

W^v&M

a.

Subsisting

by

(_f^ m. fe^+^tft^)
hire or wages.

(from

instru-

41. ix. 66.

G4v5*M>Sr a. (p. j+aj ^i ) Without discernment,

x. 19.

The name of an an-

^ ^)

C<1\3< a. (p.

species of grass

Hort. Ben.

tum).

C<sJ<^I

((.<\3+^T)

s.

p. 8.

1.

(/.)
falling

down

of rivers.
s.

2.

hair, braided
2.

tail.

stream, a current.

A conflux

(m.)

C<*r3?

s.

CTt^I

s.

1.

(w.)

C<T3<jni^

species of grass

fife

2.

pipe, a flute.

pike to drive an elephant.

See

C^IH

(from

sffis

dealer, a grocer,
s.

mus

C^+R.

(corrupt, of

a.

player on

trader, a merchant, a

C^TJ)

(p.

A
i)

..^Sf

reed, a cane (Cala-

a.

(p.

Without blemish or

(n.)

^jjj

s.

Not planed, not pared.

uujJ

^)

Uninstructed,

(from

s.

p.

c^y-

Want

of

education or instruction, rudeness, ignorance.

(m.)

s.

The
R.A.S.

2.

(Citrus medica).

(-^

w/n. from

in reeds or canes.

( p -

>

See Trans.

453.

i.

C<\J^<PX<S

The ratan (Cala mus Rotang).

1.

citron

C^3^T\g.

(^sH^H^a.

JUasr^) Not just,

not equi-

(?-,j*xj^)) Without authority, with-

Wages,

hire,

(from C<"J*i

servant or labourer.

Without delibera-

reward.

2.

live-

TOWtH

sort of

Rumex

delpha or

dock

or sorrel (Oxalis

vesicarius).

a. (p. jutf?

Sabda S.

monap.

416.

J) Rem iss, indolent,

neg-

ligent, not enforcing injunctions,

lihood, a profession.

C^3*T^

a)

out an appointment.

tion, inconsiderate, incautious.

s.

(p.

Impartiality.

table, not true.

p. 72.

fault, innocent.

C<^^<t^

a.

C3v3^|<Wl

Abounding

a banker.

Hort. Ben.

Rotang).

C<3\3^!fU^

$Tl)

Also

or flute.

(p. JL\jj

C<sSf<SI^

C3"^PT

p.

uneducated, untutored.

bamboo.

(m. from

..^ Impartial, of no party.

a. (p.

C<s3< l^a.

(Andropogon serratum).
s.

effort or exertion.

and

hair: see

3.

p. 4.

Without a contrivance,

(from

Unornamented

of discern-

plant used in dyeing

Hort. Ben.

a. (p.

without an

Unornamented

Want

Weaving.

1.

(/.)

C^tT^T^

Also

the back like a

3.

(Andropogon murica-

p. 7.

Unusual, uncommon.

(Justicia tinctoria).

p. j^aj

ment, indiscretion.

species of grass

Hort. Ben.

(Agrostis diandra).

investigation

indiscreet.

Manu

man by an Ambashi'hi woman.

Their occupation

or search

y) Without

(p.

The name of one of

1.

?)

a.

mercenary, a hired

C^3t^^ a.
less.

(p.

c^U*

^) Weak,

feeble,

power-

2084

20S3

C^^tT

s,

^+31"^?)

(p.

C^^t^T
spirit

(m.)

dead body occupied by an

evil

a familiar, a sprite.

C<\Sl^^"|

men

or celebrated

C<.W\^

a.

The not being

^)

One

of the

at the court of

C^FTl

(p-

Uninstructed,

^g}^)

|-JjO'

Acquainted with the

(/.

W^j

from R.

1.

knowledge of sensual

sation,

tress,

s.

R.A.S.

VlKR AMADITYA.

C^W + \B)

(mfn.

knowing the vedas.

vedas,

(<\SH+^|)

(m.

s.

gems

nine

JiJ

p.

comprised under, exclusion.'

s.

(from

Ill-flavoured, insipid,

tasteless.

1.561, 562.

Perception, sen-

affliction, dis-

Also

agony, torment.

(w.).

un-

One who

taught, ignorant, rude.

contemns or disbelieves the vedas, a

C3"^T3l1

3"^^)

(corrupt, of

s.

(the edible species).

(mfn. fut. part. p. of R.

a.

(^TSrHI^?

Also

disbeliever.

Chenopodium
Perceivable, capable of being

a.

(p.

Not humble

or
felt,

unkind, inattentive.

pliant,

(Chenopodium album).

(-3

a.

versed

Hort. Ben.

mfn. R.

ft"^+^)

acquainted with.

in,

s.

s.

(m. )

C^W,

s.

a river
in

s.

sage, a

(Calamus Rotang).

reed, a cane

(-ft*J>.

C^ + ^tf^T) An
mark

from C^!T +

(/.

commonly

Malwa and

through the vedas, well versed in the vedas.

(3T[f^

called

^)

of

C^H.<>t<1

C< K<->

office.

2.

The

^) 1.

377. seqq.

piler
rises

Knowledge,

vm.

Hindu

a.

3.

378.

^j) Out of breath, breathless.

(p.

C^TT^F^

a. (p.

jl^J

Useless, unnecessary.

(from

p.

. (p.

e^-ibjJ

jl^J

^jj) Uselessness.
^^j)

Incomprehen-

sible, unintelligible.

See As. Res.

commentary, a

W^a.

(p. j^J ^jj)

gloss.

(from

CW^ft^a-

(p.

p.

Free from pain.

^jj)

J-i^)

Freedom from

pain.

Without an argument

or proof.

(p.

j) Not comprised under,

J^o
(

not included

See As. Res.

generic appellation of the

the vedas-

C<*l**l^

sage Vyasa, the supposed com-

or arranger of the vedas.

science,

Well versed
in

Without state, pomp,

C^W +37lf ) An epithet of the

*. (i.

ask, to beg.

sacred writings of the Hindus.

viii.

^)

LS

Jumna below Kalpi.

(CZ$U3) To

i.

a. (p. iUjuJ

If

ancient

The name of

Betwah, which

the

falls into

(m. from R. f<l

learning.

Know-

or dignity.

stroke with a cane.

s.

C3Tf + R.

(-\mfn.

s.

C^l^a.

C^Tl

554.

at-

blow or

C3"^Root,

i.

ing the vedas, acquainted with the vedas.

tendant bearing a cane as a

CttTjSt

Trans. R.A.S.

CTO

consciousness.

Having read

wise man.
C<3^T

Individual

(n. ?)

p. 21.

Knowing,

(w.)

s.

known,

Also <:foj3 and

or understood.

(mfn.}.

A plant
(331

Trans.

objects.

Pain,

2.

in,

excluded.

C^lpft^l

s.

(from

p.

JJj (^j) Absence

the want of an argument.

of proof,

OTP

2085
(^TffS^a. (p. (j^:t> .j) Not under the power or

OTTS^K a. (p. kkL:J ^) Without a signature.

(from

s.

kkuj

p.

jjjj

The want of

Contrary to custom

(p. jj^iO ^jj)

a.

or usage, unusual, uncustomary.

(from

p.

^jf)

(-^to.

s.

The being con-

^+

^j

C<x i\

Also

(m.

p-

the reading of the vedas.

Worthlessness, the being of no value.

from R. fE\) The vedas

1^1^31) Unusual, uncustomary,

C^ft

A terrace

a- (p. lit* j^j)

(from

s.

C^IWl

Cf

(m. C<

1^ 5.

s.

(/.

Freedom from spots

p. c|t)

and

a.

H + 3lSx) The
:

Kalpa, on

Vyakarana, or grammar

dy

interpretation of obsolete

See As. Res.

C^^ft

s.

from C3"fFf )

i.

s.

and Nirukti, or

words occurring

in the

OTffa
i.

e.

a. (p.
5.

C^^ft

Re-

Destitute of seeds or

OTT + 3J3")

(Lit.

1.

The end,

the scope or substance of the vedas)

Hindu system
entire or

The

of theology as founded on the

vedas. See Trans.

R.A.S. n.

complete veda.

LJj)

Heartless, indifferent, dull.

(from

p.

Jj ^j)

1,

Manu

seqq.

u. 160.

2.

The

Heartlessness, in-

(-f^l m. OTf + 3^T ) A learned

5.

ried to
?ra/w.)

c<rrft
^ji)

represented, set

difference, dullness.

comp.

in

a.

e. g.

C3"ft)

(for

5.

An

altar

a platform or

terrace, especially for sacrificial purposes.

OT^fts?
in the

a.

(mfn.

OTf + ^S')

Said or declared

veda, sanctioned by holy writ.

See

2.

bench.

WWlftsS.

OTP

man,

(mfn.) Marrying, mar-

Marrying a Sudrd woman.

stool, a

(m.

See

pret. part. p. of the caus. of

a scholar, a pandit,

353.

grains.
s.

quadrangular

a temple.

place for a sacrifice, an altar.

Made known,

branches of sacred learning.

(p.

1.

forth.

Chhandas, or proso-

lating to the veddngas, studying or teaching the

(i/ra.

generic appella-

(-f^fiXmfn. OTTtff + S/T

six auxiliary

Carey.

religious ceremonies

Jyotish, or astronomy

vedas.

A fish

Also (Beng.)

science, viz. Sikshd, or rules of pronunciation

recital

(Beng.)

3.

in the court-yard of

six auxiliary branches of sacred

tion of the

Also

Free from deceit, sincere,

or stains, immaculateness.

place for a

or platform in the court-yard

CTfWl

see

honest, upright.
C*3TE[1*f[

Unstained, immaculate,

^5?)

open shed
1

a purified place, an altar.

2.

(/.)

from R.

(f.

s.

of a temple

spotless.

WKI^i

suit.

C^OTt
OTt +3^1"^) Sacred study,

(Perca sparoi'des).
*

bta) Not humbled,

and

unfashionable.

C^TRl^X a

+ h.

J ^>) Without a plaint or

a. (p.

sacrifice,

a. (p.

p.

not brought under subjection or controul.

OTft^Jt*? s.

collectively.

(<1 H.

(from

s.

custom or usage.

trary to

C^K\o

t<l*l<

OTtMl

a signature.

C<

One who

follows the vedanta system of theology.

authority of any person, independent.

C4k*?*feft

OTlW + ^L)

(-"fiR>.

s.

2086

(mfn.).

OTPftTT

Also

(<T&p1

(corrupt, of jJJlH )

s.

(from R.

37^)

The

A fowler,

a hunter.

Perforation, a digging

1.

hole,

an excavation.

depth of any excavation.

Colebr. Alg.

or piercing through.
3.

C^J

(0

2087

2.

2088

C^t^lH a. (mfn. pres. fart, proper form

C^^) Trembling, shaking, quaking.
C^Pf^l

a.

Without a curtain; ex-

^)

(p. sj^j

of R.

posed, undisguised, unabashed, shameless.

pp. 97. 103.

C^Pf^*5l
or fear
perforating.

The

from R.

(k.

or piercing through

for piercing or

act of digging

^H^) An

making

instrument

a hole, a gimlet, an auger,

an awl.

3^

nerable, capable of being pierced through.

Also

(3*^ffcl

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

(mfn.).

C^H+^)

Zedoary

(Curcuma Zerumbet).
(from C<T<1)

(^1

1.

hole, the depth of

(-H^T

8m

C^f^3

cavity.

m. from f^T + R.

Brahma,

thet of

perforation, a scratch.

any

\jj

^j) Freedom from

An

epi-

a warrant

a.

^)

jc^j

(p.

Without a choice,

having no alternative.

C^ilT

^W?)

(corrupt, of

s.

of

a profession,

business,

trade,

commerce,

traffic.

C^tt?)

(from

a.

or line of business
$.

<t1 ?)

tranquillity.

^jjJ^j) Without

a. (p.

A trader,

C^fii^l

Pertaining to a trade

commercial dealing, trading.

;

a merchant.

a. (p. <dj

^)

Unequally matched.

of Vishnu, and of Siva.

(.^CtT^lT^a.
(mfn.

a.

p.

or order.

C^TTl,

(from

s.

C^i^Hl

line

(m. from

secure, tranquil.

(^14^^

C^t 3
Vul-

2.

^j) Without apprehension

(p.

danger or apprehension, security,

perforation.

from R.

(_/".

(k^O

a.

(mfn. from R. ^t?%^) Piercing through,

a.

from R. 37<jj

Perforated,

pierced.

WW^^

(p.

cSH>jj

^) Destitute of clothes.
Without

a. (p.

leisure,

not at ease, busily engaged.

(from R. i^S-s)

v. a.

To

pierce, to per-

(^FT^l

forate, to cut through, to bore.

Root,

C<*TT^

i.

(C^TRS) To

reputation and fame

C^TP^l.

See

(p. jU ^j> ) Destitute of

a.

fictitious

go.

nameless, obscure,

C33FliWl

(from

s.

CWt7^ a.

(3"^ Root,

(p.

a.

(p.

J&j ^J)

Destitute of a sign

i.

(C^te3) To

(m. R.

shake, to tremble.

C3"\+3Pj. Wilkins' Gr.

trembling, tremor.

Also

s^a ^})

Useless, unprofitable,

827)

JiU

ug3 )

Unfit to be mentioned

(y.Jj

jj.) Careless, thoughtless,

inconsiderate.

(^4*V^

or mark.

C3^fcU

(p.

or to be said again.

scurity.

C^f^Tlr^a.

of

vain.

Namelessness, ob-

p. fli
L5?)

a.

or of

name.

s.

u^ly ^) Want

p.

leisure or ease.

(Z%

name

(from

s.

a. (p.

Destitute of an op-

portunity or of leisure.

(^<*1vSt
or

s.

(from p. i^i^i ^j) The absence

want of an opportunity or of

leisure.

COT

2089

C<<>5

a. (p.

c^ij

Untimely, unseasonable,

premature.

(<T<llU

s.

*J +^=Tt)

(p.

C^"^C*K ^s.

want of intimacy

^joj

(p.

Without

a contrivance,

beautiful shrub

(Musssenda fron-

Carey.
a.

Destitute of power or

(p.

a.

(from

s.

>

C<T^I<|1 a. (p.

1^

(p.^yjju,

C^TT^Kr^

(p.

tight,

or

^j) Without a remainder,

(p.

entirely, completely, fully.

a.

(p. uJilj

Not aware

(from

s.

rant, unexperienced.

(from

p.

Completeness,

full-

Not bound by a promise

or engagement.

a.

(p.

(p.

Cj,^ ^j) Without an

heir or

inheritance.

pervade.
in the

uJ^-<

p. (j-ls*

^j) The being

without an assembly.
a.

gu

(p.

(p.

POT^^a.

C^I^^l

(p.

Tasteless, insipid.

l5j)

^jisc^i

Not attached

^jj)

u^Jk*

(K<ftfo)

ii.

(from

s.

C^HTTn^ .

to,

^) Without

an object,

p.

^^Ik^

j) The having

To become

womb.

4.

To

eat.

To

1.

To

go.

2.

To

Not approved

s.

(from

p.

JJli^

C<*i^sil
5.

^)

Disapproval,

dislike.

pregnant, to conceive

desire.

of,

disliked, disapproved.

C^IPTl^l

3.

j>) Without an as-

no object or request.

owner, not claimable by right of ownership or

Root,

of

without a request.

a. (p. x&.j
^gj)

a.

want

not connected with.

ness, totality.

C^^lHl

^) A

p.

sembly.

igno-

of,

Not compact, not

^J)

compactness or firmness, weakness.

C^THjl

^j) Unable, impossible.

not firm, weak.

(from

ad.

Unfit, improper, unbe-

^j>)

a.

COT^f^T^
Not under subjection

(p.

^jyo

controul.
(<i<l

Uncertainty, un-

p. Jji*,

C<T*I<FT/f^

C^MsSl<^l

strength, weak, feeble.

C4<* 1

coming, unsuitable.

without falsehood, true, sincere, simple.

C w1

C< U<1?<<^

decidedness.

or of friendship, hatred, enmity.

dosa).

2090

R"5Ti

a.

j)

(p.

Not agreeable, not

To throw or
acceptable.

send.

6.

See R.

<l whence
,

C<T<t
C<i4.<>i5I

seems to be derived by reduplication.

TTT^
tion,

(<SI S

c<nri

(_HH

R. (^r +

Without a founda-

H^) A

loom.

Also

(-^!.).
a.

(p.

Mytj*

l5j)

Untimely, unusual,

not customary.
)

unfounded, groundless.

f^3*I<f

a. (p. jLiJ

(p.^JjU ^^j) Uncertain, undecided,

not determined, not settled.

(TO
C^ !^
5

fl .

(p.jU^)

s.

(p.

Sick, unwell.

^Uo)

Sickness,

ill

health,

illness.

a.

(p.

uJ3U

^jj)

Without an owner

or proprietor, unappropriated.

2091

C^M

C<*4i.p^

(from

jj) The being

p.

without an owner or proprietor.

t*Mra*^a.

known

s.

(from

p.

pfito ^J)

The being un-

or unobserved.

C^5lt^T.

J^^^)

(from

Free from tribute

Disunion,

disagreement.
a.

_j) Unfit

for society, not

(from

p.

j) Unfitness for as-

J*^

Without daily

^)

J \^J)J

(from

s.

p.

Jgj }j lSj)

want of

daily support.

(C3^f3)

i.

To shake,

To

tremble,

to

x.

go, to move.

2.

(3^TTf\3) To

C3^T

of

(corrupt,

s.

H*"d ) A

(vEgle

fruit

<

Hort. Ben.

Marmelos).

sociating with.
a. (p.

(p.

count, or declare the time.

to associate with.

W^l^

a.

support.

C^^Root,

(p.

^j) Not customary, not

^ + f3TpH3)

p.

Also

^j) Not facing, not opposite.

O" (p>

C<C<t^ftR l

C3ftf*t^

(p.

KCUaj1t^

or duty.

fit

C^R^t3.
usual.

unobserved.

C^^t^lfl

Outside, without.

(p.

"

^j) Unknown, unnoticed,

(p.

C^^F^ad.

2092

cljSk ^j>) Destitute of time or

C^^fe

s.

for

C^TTfte

s.

(p.

J^)

p. 41.

ft^ + ^t^") A

lancet.

"

any thing.

leisure for

(from

p. c^)Sst

^j) Want

of leisure

or time.

C3*Jri

C^^*f s.

lR<^a.

(p.

u^L*

Unfit, unsuitable,
lSj)

improper.

C^T^tT^a.

(p.

Not

restricted to a

particular time or place.

(from

The not being

C<3TII^"t3X^

a. (p.

i^-v^c .j) Incapable of being

(from

p.

c^y,

Incapability

of being mended.
s.

fiddle.

See

C^Ml

a. (p.

2 + ^)

Without

Forty-

^)

(p.

conformable

to.

(/.

from R.

1.

4.

Boundary,

colour, colour-

Not agreeing

large double

Carey.

Wilkins' Gr.
2. Tide.

limit.

The

3.

768)

sea-shore.

tree (Sa-

+ 3I^fl) A

particular

5.

(Beny?)

pium bacciferum).

scale in

(/.

Hindu

C3*Tl
music.

As. Pes.
s.

ill.

78.

The name of

fish.

RP^Root,

s.

(raw.

which
a.

The

i.

(C3^f\3)

1.

Togo.

2.

To shake,

to tremble.

less.

(^<F3[

s.

Time, season.

*N

used in making

roller

C&tfla. (from^lt%) Sandy,

C^Ttf^*L (corrupt, of T^|1"fc

Mohun P. p. 127.
two.

C3^f

f^lj A

(C^ + ^T)

s.

C^STfaf^U.

or repaired.

P.

C^^T

See

jasmine (Jasminum Zambac).

C^Tl

p. jUj^o ^ji)

restricted as to time or place.

mended

(from R.

pastry.

&"V|H
v)

A pioneer. Mohun

p. 152.

with,

not

C3^3l

is

s.

nigrum).

from R.

plant the seed of

used as a vermifuge.
(n.

C3^ + 3l?)

Black pepper (Piper

2094

G5*\

2093

C^M*T

s.

C^fs^sS

See

rolling-pin.

C^T'T

(from p.jU-i ^jj) Numberlessness,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. C^JW +

a.

^J)

C^H

Shaking, trembling, tremulous, quaking.

C^*\^

(p. ^jLj) Superior, preferable, excellent,

s.

2.

from R. f^*i)

(to.

s.

An

abode, a dwelling

of courtezans.

1.

Entrance, access.

a guise,
one

v. a.

rE3 v.

-<P<

s self;

a.

To

a habit,

To

dress

dress another

M*T<^

a.

(p. i^Xi,

Doubtless, fearless, free

.j

(3*(3"

(3*U1

s.

Wfy

basin, a small

SeeC^PTte.

(OT +^1 )

s.

C^frT^Ti

a.

(p.

ornament

C^tJt^^

(n.

C<t*l)'lSi"ti$ a.

C*3^T

f%&t)

(from

a. (p. ^jJS,

uncommon,

in

Sanskrit

C^l+^lt^^) Whoring,

C^1+^W-

Visiting prostitutes, lecherous,

Mohun P.

s.

p. 96.

1.

nostril.

2.

An

for

(to.

s.

of harlots, a brothel.

(3*1

Ornament, dress, decora-

tion.

condiment. See

^} ) Immodest, shameless.

(p.

s.

harlot, a cour-

metre

(-f^L mfn.

An abode

a high price,

p.

mj& ^j)

Shamelessness,

(3^

Root,

i.

(C^C3)

To

surround, to en-

compass, to enclose, to enfold.

want of modesty.

G5P$*U

2.

1.

?)

for the nose.

(<r*R^ a.
C^*j<^1

assemblage of pros-

Embellishment, dress.

^+^0 Of

(from R.

s.

of a dwell-

As. Res. x. 464.

whoremonger.

C^fpTl

Also

costly.

from (3*1

(/.

a prostitute.

f^C^J

C<"fe<ll

site

an abode of harlots, a brothel.

titutes,

pond.

(3*fatT.

house,

debauchery.

from R.

(to.

*.

The

An

from

prosody.

from apprehension.

C^SFTf |J)

(/.

ra.

one's dress.

ing or habitation.

tezan,

To change

v. a.

f^)

from R.

an abode, a dwelling.

especially an abode

Dress, decoration

3.

(_*TTC

s,

W^J

good.

(3*1

innumerability.

Out of the way, unusual,

( to.

s.

fence.

unjust.

2.

from R.

Gum,

(3^)

1.

An

enclosure, a

any glutinous substance,

resin,

bird-lime.

(3"*HT<^

a.

(p.

L^S\^> ^j) Without partner-

ship.

(3?s&35 a. (mfn. from R.

closing,

(3*|t|\

a. (p.

rtHo.

Jjb

^)

(3^FT
Undesisting,

(p.

C^P^Hs. a
rable.

p.

en-

wrapping around.

Undignified.

unremitting, incessant,

(from

(3"^) Surrounding,

ad. Incessantly.

An augment,
)

an increase.

Numberless, innume-

s.

(n.

R.

C3%f-3H)

closing or surrounding.

rounds or encompasses

2.
;

1.

Any

The

act of en-

thing that sur-

a girdle

a fence, an

enclosure.

C^FflTr

a.

(mfn. R.

(3^+31^)

surrounded or enclosed.

Also

&p

Fit to be

(mfn.).

2095

2096
(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

(^2^1

Surrounded, enclosed, encompassed.

Root,

t<^^a.
C<^< i<

i^-^j)

(p.

(m.)

s.

a wedding.

(0<f*ifo) To go, to move.

i.

Marriage, nuptials,

(corrupt, of

s.

The

(from

Without cause.

condiment, as ground co-

mander

^y) Destitute of a com-

(p.

or superintendent.

riander, mustard, pepper, spice, &c.

(from

C^$<s

a.

p.

j) Unsocial, unfit for

(p.

father of a son-in

law or of a daughter-in-law.

^U-

The want of a

^^j)

superintendent or commander.
society, unpolished.

C^ttTs. (fromf^t^ ?) A

(p- cr-^s.**

a.

jj) Unfitness

for society.

MohunP.

law.

child's mother-in-

p. 11.

Unseasonable, out

(p. <^.cL> ^ji)

(<T^tir1 a.

(p.

of time.

Shameless, impudent,

L->-

immodest.

C^^Tl^a. (p.jL ^j) Unaccoutred, not harnessed.

C^T^Tt^

s.

^^xLb) A

(a.

C<^,l<

a.

Grots!.

e^cUi) A

(from a.

ciJU

a. (p.

A palkee-be&rer.

(from Engl. Bearer}

s.

stock, a capital.

^)

pedlar.

s.

Without an umpire,

Miserable, wretched.

(p. Jl->.

Wretchedness, misery, a bad condition.

(35^1

1^) A

violin,

a fiddle.

without an arbitrator or mediator.

(p.

C<.^W^ a.

(p.

(from

^j) Without

interest or profit.

running without

p.

j^j ^j)

interest.
a.

Without

(p. <tjy ji ^g))

p.

J^ls-

Unproduc-

^ji)

(from R.

a.

C^^Root,

a.

(p. i^-^iZ*-

a.

(p.

^y) Ignorant, unwise,

foolish.

31^)

Stale, old, musty,

C^ft5^^

^j) Without bravery,

zeal, or spirit.

corrupted.

G55^ a.

(from

office or

employment.

vour, to

profitable, without revenue or duty.

tiveness, unprofitableness.

C3t*TR^1
C3 7Pt\5l

J*sW- ^ji) Unproductive, un-

(C<^(.si) To resolve, to endea-

i.

make an

effort.

(p. fjo-

j) Wrong, untrue,

a.

(p. <_->Lj>-

^) Without

a calcu-

lation or computation, incalculable.

false,

(from

un-

The want of

Without

orders, con-

p. <_jL-s

a calculation or computation.

just.

C^^3l^ a.

^)

(p.

(from

p.

Without
^j)

C^*^? 3 ^

digestion.

want of

di-

s.

(/.)

A cow

miscarrying from taking the

bull unseasonably.

C^5?\ a.

(p. S- ^jj) Boundless, unlimited.

or

^^

commands.

C^T^^fj,

gestion.

C<^^

trary to

s.

(from

p.

^j))

Absence of orders

commands, disobedience.

C^^Ra.
C^^va^l

s.

(p.j^^j)
(from

p.

Absent.

jy6s^

Absence.

2098

2097

Hort. JBen.

nosa).

(ST^j^I^S

a. (p.

(Bambusa

species of reed

spi-

Without dignity or

f^H)

(mfn. from

a.

Also

the afternoon.

p. 25.

li^i

1I^JHQ$

ad. (locat.

Relating to

T^tf^? (jnfn.).
case of t^FN) In

the

evening.

respectability, destitute of character.

(from

p.

i^vcjs-

Want

j)

(m. from

of dig-

of Vishnu).

nity, respectability, or character.

dra.
a. (p.jLijji)
less,

unmindful,

silly,

(from

^j)

Inattentive, care-

t^CS

dull.

p.jLiy,^) Want

of

Vishnu and of In-

Aversion, disgust.

f^<p + Tr)

(n.

s.

A name

of

pr. of the mother

n.

The paradise of the Hindus.

f^3 + lT)

(n.

s.

1.

(n.)

2.

f<t^ '&1

Confusion, tumult,

agitation.

sense, carelessness, dullness.

(m. from

C^T^U^a.

(p. ^^Syj> ^J) Silly, not sensible, foolish,

insane.

want of

Silliness,
p. jjJlys
^jj)

folly,

*t

An

ancho-

a hermit.

ret,

t^Wt
(from

f^ + R.

5.

from

(n.

) Skill, cleverness,

expertness.

intellect.

CD

Sans.

indecl.

Indeed, verily

affirmation or asseveration.

an expletive.

particle of

It is also

used as

(Being?) Except, unless, besides.

Wrp

To

i.

dry, to

become dry

fa^SFFT s.

1%f5^r+Tr )

(n.

s.

being of

Root,

f^ + R. f&$J

from

(n.

s.

Distracted-

ness, folly.

many

colours

from ft" + R.

(n.

or withered.

Gaudiness, the

manifoldness.

The

last

month

of uterine gestation.

feci A

book.

Also <T<

(m. from "fa + R.

s.

(corrupt,
courtia sapida).

of

shrub (Fla-

of Indra.

2.

The banner

fe)

or

The palace

1.

emblem

of Indra.

Carey.
flag-bearer.

(n.

from f<T + ^5i)

garland worn

like the sacrificial thread over the left shoulder

and under the

(wi.)

right arm.

(f. from

banner.

2.

A plant (Flacourtia sapida).

banner

pKP^ + IT)

tiaca).

ment, wonder, consternation, confusion, an im-

a.

perfect state.

t^^N

s.

from

t^OT^)

especially that of

some

s.

(mfn.

<ft3l+^

(m. from

The

evening, the

a.

(mfn.

1.

Indra.

also

A
2.

flag,

plant

Sesbana iEgyp-

Wilkins' Gr. 898)

Relating to seed, seminal.

afternoon.

^4<$HT.

plant (iEschynomene Sesban).

(f.

See

Surprise, astonish-

(n.

flag,

Also'o^ fe><P (n.).

(jEschynomene Sesban
a.

1.

Also *C< foi<P

(<\fcl*1

+ f^<?)

Expert,

clever, conversant with, profoundly skilled.

(from

f^t^)

deity in the afternoon.

A paddle

Eatables offered to

Tarctchand Ch.

v. a.

To row a

6 S

for

boat.

rowing a boat.

it'lf<Cv3

2099

2100

Xg$G s

An

assembly, a meeting, a club.

t<P &<Pj*Tfr1

(feli^ + p. <oU) A

s.

a.

house of

relating

f^XR!*!

(mfn.

+ 3^< )

another country.

to

Foreign,

Also

relaxation, a club-house.

SeeWfl.

X$~&\
X$\

C^^) A

(m. from

s.

worker

bamboo-

in

work.

^Tt^

from

1.

s.

2.

Vaisya by a

As. Res.

a.

worker

bamboo

C^jj Made
3.

staff.

of bamboo,

bamboo or wicker-work.

in

C3"^+^<) A

player on a

^t't1+^^) A

lutist,

2.

Also^<l CI'lA^

profession.

Relating to the

1.

2. Medicinal, medical,

Brahman by

offspring of a
x. 8.

Res.

-4s.

a.

tp

(mfn.

v.

56.

+ ^)

(?w.) 1.

s.

2.

The

woman.

a Vaisya

physician.

Medical, relating to

medicine.

from

(m.

s.

tribe.

(m.).

a player on

the vina.

V<T*N?

by

11, 17, 47.

x.

(mfn. from C3T/[)

a.

Manu
(m.

Brahmanical

of the

Manu

or

andt^tflf^

X^A)

flute.

s.

woman

v. 59.

by caste

trader

vedas.

(m. from

The name of

1.

The name of a sacred

As. Res. vn. 241.

place of pilgrimage.

^C<pT<

+ C^?)

(m. from

one of the mixed classes, the descendant of a

C^jj A

bamboo goad headed

science

with iron, used to drive an elephant.

t^t^

3^3^ + ^) A

(m.

s.

meat of birds

of medicine, a treatise on medical science.

vender of

t<iwivji

(-J

s.

or beasts.

t^P+^TTI) A

f.

(Justicia Ganderussa).

ferePf^

s.

C^vPT Wilkins' Gr.

(m. from

903)

precept, established

t^^f^i

s.

of hell.

from

(/.

f^ + ^^i?) The

The name of

2.

river

the mother of the

(m. from

s.

whose duty

it is

and music.

t^tT<fr

2.

to

1.

bard

The worshipper of a

vetdla or

f^T^H +TT)

Cleverness,

a.

{mfn.

from

(n.

from

Irrelieion, hetero-

unlawfulness, contrariety to law.

(m. patronymic from

thet of

Sanatkumara,

skill,

(/.

Wilkins' Gr. 903)

Relating to the veda, authorized by scripture,

legal.

f^fcl + TI) Widowhood.

the son of

from f^" + R.

the 27th lunar mansion.

C^+^

Relating to a law or

by law,

eldest of the progenitors of

sharpness, cunning.

"faffed

doxy

s.

awaken a prince with songs

a magician, a conjurer.
(n.

s.

s. (re.

X&fc)

Rakshasas.

evil spirit

x&&>

Wilson.

(mfn. from

a.

labourer, a hireling.

plant

a.

(mfn. from

An epiBrahma and

mankind.

H) The yoga

As. Res.

^T + ^l)

ix.

star of

365.

Foolish, igno-

rant, silly.

versed in the sacred writings.

3^1 s. (m. patronymic from f^*T3l )

t4fk<M?4l
An

n.

s.

action enjoined

by the

t^ft^ + 3*S$T

of

Garuda

A gem

from

(supposed to be

the sacred bird of Vishnu.

vedas.

T<*fl>W
(n.

A name

n.

pr. of a mountain)

the lapis lazuli).

s.

(/rare,

from

f^ + R.

"ft)

conveyance, as a porter carrying a

horse dragging a chariot.

mediate

letter

t^^Ul

t^T

2101

ISPWtel

s.

(.

t^t^fc + TT)

Contrariety, op-

tSPfct^o. (mfn.
Relating to a wrong

TT^rns' Gr. 902)

a vender of grain,

Yama.

The

2.

Manu

or the

chandler,

f^T^^) h An

a.

Wfel

s.

(mfn. f<l<t t^ + ^3?) Matrimonial,

Manu

n. 67.

s.

husband or of a son's

father of a daughter's

a.

fromftp")

Grandeur, pre-emi-

f^HSpl+XI)

(re.

s.

+ TT

Wilkins' Gr.

975) Difference of opinion.

t^TtltOT

(m. from

s.

"falTfanrt

(femin.

s.

Disparity, con-

trariety, difference.

(mfn. from

"^<lc^<3! a.

f<l

45.

(re.)

The

Manu

of the vilwa tree.

fruit

*W*TC3

imperat. sing, of

made

Relating to or

(iEgle Marmelos).

of the vi7?a tree

Jj3*ffti s

Hindu

f^STPJ) A

Also'^MTH"

different mother.

Inimical,

An enemy.

Sit

down, be

seated.

from

(n.

t^T + ^t)
(m.)

s.

Enmity, hatred,

(re.).

wz/re.

hostile, malicious,

ii.

(re.?

(/re.)

stoicism.

t^ft%^v3l|

wife.

nence, wealth, power.

s.

Freedom from pas-

Also^f^"^

t^Kfft

nuptial, relating to marriage.

from

(f.

malice.

epithet of the seventh

of the present period.

Free

ascetic, a devotee, a stoic.

(re.

62.

r.

re3Ts.

fe^l )

flom

sion or worldly attachment

ghee, fruits, &c.

oil,

(m. patronymic of
epithet of

An

path, going wrong.

(m. from

The

(-f\\ fn

a.

from passion or worldly attachment,

position.

Manu
Manu

t^T^T.

2102

brother by a

calendar,

month

in the

which the moon

in

is

near the southern balance (April-May).

full

As.

Res. Hi. 280.

(?.).

oft^ttTJH) A

fromf^^W) A

(m.

sister

by

^*Tftn
of the

a different mother.

s.

fromt^M)

(f.

first

half of the

The

fifteenth

month Vaisdkha.

day
As.

Res. in. 280.

(n.

s.

<332|+TT) Uselessness,

Alsot^TP&Hfo
a.

$4*114%
(/.).

(mfn. from

made of

s.

(re.

t^TOf+^f)

s.

(m.)

!)

Relating to

(from R.

v. a.

grammarian.
trate, to pierce, to

(mfn. from^TfcT ) Relating to a tiger,

W*F&>

s.

(re.

Cleverne ss, ex-

Wilkins' Gr. 975.

pertness, skill.

<U l*^

grammar, grammatical,

t^HT^a.

inutility.

ftl.) To

run

to sit

"frPf^ + TT)

enter, to pene-

down.
Peculiarity,

dis-

tiger-skin.
tinction, excellence.

from

(n.

s.

venge.

C3T^P

2.
s.

1.

Enmity,

hostility, re-

Heroism, valour, prowess.

(n.

f^^ + TT)

Disgust, dissatisfac-

tion, dislike.

s.

(re.

from

favWf^j The desig-

nation of one of the Hindu schools of philoso-

phy, an off-shoot of the

Trans. R.A.S.

a. (corrupt,

of 3"f$^+ 3I^[) Not related

i.

^f^JtFTs. (re.t^+Ri5kH)Revenge,
Also t^^tf^ (/.).

Nyaya

school.

See

19.

to a person, not a relative.

retaliation.

t^f^

(m. from R.

Vaisya, a

man

of

the third tribe, a trader, an agriculturist.

s.

(femin. of fa*t>)

or mercantile

6 S 2

A woman of the

and agricultural

tribe.

third

2103

(3l3Fl

t<lUH<l

(mfn. from

a.

the Viswadevas.

s.

Manu

wadevas.

2104

f^U^<

(n.)

Relating to

See

in. 121.

) A festival on
(/. from
the eighth day of the second half of the month

Mdgha.

m.

As. Res.

(p. <Ls&)

s.

s.

(from R.

<1^) A burden,

(from R.

^H.)

a thing.

name

(m. patronymic from

s.

epithet of

Agni

epithet of

Kuvera

f^^ST + TT

(n.

s.

(3rW^ s

unevenness,

Inequality,

the deity of wealth.

A tree

C<1

1^1

difficulty

injustice,

f^L) A

from

Sort. Sen.

Relating to the god Vishnu,

s.

(m.)

Vaish-

nava, a follower or worshipper of Vishnu.

Res. vn. 280.

v.

vm.

As.

s.

1>1

1.

Mohun P.

m$

fish.

(\ m.

s.

hun P.
C<Tt3"t^I

C^tT{

feet

sink to the

lower, to settle.

(corrupt, of

C^W^
sheat-fish

(corrupt,

2.

Ear-cropt.

C3ft) A

stalk,

Also C3

A button.

or black earth

dug up

at a depth of ten or twelve

Changed
s.

(m.)

in alluvial soils.

of <T<R^)

C^n^l )

Carey.

in taste, ill-flavoured.

sheat-fish (Silurus Pelorius).

^k+^^)

entitled to considera-

deserving reflexion.

(-"^ m. R. ^Jfch^j 1- An intelligent person, a wise man, one who thinks or res.

2.

bondsman, a

bail.

a stem.

he-goat.

a.

simple.

(from

A bottle. Mo-

(from the Eng. Button)

Proper to be considered
tion,

p. 19.

silly,

bearer, a

stalk, a stem.

from the surface

s.

sense.
s.

R.^T + ^) A

A kind of half-formed coal

s.

(m. from R.

Stupid,

2.

p. 76.

a.

*C^tH
C3t<Fl

from

*(3"t"^3") a. (mfn. fut. part. p. R.

C^ftlH) A

Deceiving, wicked.

(corrupt, of

Also

constrictor).

(from the Eng. Bottle)

s.

flects.
s.

(Boa

Fit for sitting upon.

Carey.

(Silurus Pelorius).

^) A

<P^) To

(fromt^R^S)

CTfarN

f^ + R.

(from R.

n.

large snake

495.

(m. from

bottom, to become
.

a cargo, the

porter, a carrier.

frequently
s.

A load,

trust.

(mfn. irreg. fut. part. p. R. fa*^)

a.

C^t3^s.

world.

Wilkins' Gr. 897)

(mfn. from

t^Tfft"^

charge or

load, a

Fit or proper to be carried.

C<H to

(Salix tetrasperma).

(m.)

a.

species of fish not yet ascertained.

p. 71.
(n.

3.

(from C3Tb"3})

1.

s.

Wilkins' Gr. 975)

harshness, rigour.

s.

C3TE<P)

fire.

(m. irreg. patronymic from f^T^^"^ n.

s.

An

the

a load; a bale.

loading of a ship

the deity of

pr.)

An

of an ancient sage)

Also

The understanding of

1.

(corrupt, of

2.

274.

burden, a package.

t*l^n "1 <

bundle, a parcel.

sacrifice to the Vis-

2.

1. Intellect,

thought, an idea.

Awakening,

arousing.
*C<rtet<3?a. (mfn. from R.

Ignorance, stupidity.

3.

wisdom,

ing,

knowing.

prizing of.

s.

2.

(m.)

1-

Indicating,

An

Comprehend-

informing, ap-

informer, a spy.

2106

2105

*C^t^<T
duty

(m.

s.

(mfn.

a.

whose

+ p.

prince, in the morning,

of things in bags or sacks.

Seel^Mtf^?

by music.

*C3"$7fcD

CTtH +^T)

awaken the

to

it is

C<nH +

minstrel

C3~tRl

s . (n.

R.^^+^H)

Attainable by

(w.)

Comprehension,

1.

perception by the understanding.

2.

festival

on the ninth day of the month Bhddra.

As.

Proper to be understood,

Liquor prepared

telligent

standing.

Holy study.

2.

under-

1. Intellect,

3.

The holy

^H^) Made known,

*C^tR?T3

(m.

s.

t<t

C3t*Tl

Bauddha

(from

s.

C^W^T

(from 3^T)

a.

C^HTO

s.

(m.)

v. a.

C<1 1<T s.

jang).

(TMtT^

v. a.

sister's

seed.

C3t^

husband.

lect

s.

(m.)
2.

1.

To

lisp, to

C^lTi

s.

s.

(from R.

p. 68.

speech, a sentence,

(3lf^TC3)
2.

To

(from R. ^"^?)

Res. x.

7,

make.

Carey.

(3lf^t3) A

See

1.

To

call,

dye.

To

speak, to say,

3.

An ornament

C^Ts3l
species of rice.

.4s.

brass or copper pot of a particular

A Bauddha,

a Buddhist,

a follower of the religion of Buddha.

indecl. Sans.

An

exclamation in making:

an oblation to the gods or manes.

Sabda

wasp.

bag, a sack.

language, a dia-

10.

(m. from

a.

(corrupt, of

wasp.

Hort. Ben.

(caus. of

A wasp.

s.

sort of pulse (Dolichos Cat-

(Beng.} Saw-dust.

it)

species of walnut-tree

The name of a

make

sheat-fish (Silurus Pelorius).

of

a phrase, a speech, a cry.

dumb man.

The

GCl%,A

(from

s.

(31^1

syl van.

354. vn. 213. 280.

C<1

4.

made

as a jingle to

<U^t1 ?) A

to send for.

A
(from

FN

C3tpHt3) A

v. a.

summon,

for the waist.

C^t^fl

(from

s.

Dumb.

a noise like a

C^lUlf^T

(from

s.

The name of an ancient Hindu

i.

ley

to mention.

Woody,

As. Res.

grammarian.
a.

^fft ?) A

(corrupt, of

s.

^^+TT) Know-

^f^TU3) The sowing of

(from

s.

scribe.

(C^t^ +

s.

5.

a recital, an expression.

able, perceivable, intelligible.

I

Hsj1

to
a. (mfn.fut. part. p. R.

J^j)
3.

ingredients.

(Juglans pterococca).

saint.

C<[ l*i

(tiffin

taught, apprised.

C^tf^+^) A

(Beng. h.

Discourse, speech.

fig-tree.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of

a.

2.

for dyeing.

(m.)

s.

C<

and sentient soul. Trans. R.A.S.i. 551.

(m. from R.

R.

+3riT3T=T)The in-

C^tttTTrU.

myrrh.

dung and other

C^Tt 5

intelligible.

Gum

1.

speech, a sentence, a saying, a word.

goat's

(mfn.fut.part.p. R.

a variety of rice usually

kind of earth used to glaze earthen vessels.

Res. in. 292.

a.

bean

reaped in March or April.

the intellect, intelligible, comprehensible.

*(3l<fr

s.

The enclosing

*Jcj)

<D

plant (Cordia

Myxa

or latifolia).

S. p. 73, 309.

Taddhita

suffix

by means of which the

2107

2108

v5l

"Rip

words

"SfTT^")

(to.)

s.

from

paternal uncle, and

and SfcS

Father,

(to.)

guishing

are derived

brother's son,

s.

e.

(to.)

1.

Singled,

separated, individuated. 2. Distinct, discernible,

3.

ft + R.

from

(n.

token, a sign.

known numbers.

n. 68.

of either sex.

The

3.

5.

beard.

2.

mark, a

4.

The

privities

consonant.

3J^Rfts s (to.^^T +srf%)

(In grammar)

J3f<mir
Mohun P.

(37^ + ft^U) A

s.

3J|pPl

^f%^WfWi
s.

existence, individuality.

\3l

(/.) or

31

(/.) or

casm.

^JJptf^fe

2.

Perplexed, bewilZealous, eager,

2.

(from

or spot.

and

s.

3.

(to.)

1.

A joke,

ft + 3lf3 + R.^)

contrariety,

Calamity,

A cripple.
4.

the

reverse,

Opdeviation,

variation.

2.

(-ft^

to/.

SErfiE^'fe^

Opposing, thwarting, transgressing.

i.

^TfeZ^t^
;

Gone

ft + 3rf^ + R. 3^1

(mfn. from

a.

by, passed (as time).

2.

Opposed,

thwarted, reversed.

freckle
a.

(-"RT\to/.

a.

castor-oil plant (Ricinus

<-i\i*"< s T (m.).

m from ft + ^lfo + R.

s; (

position,

<uft3WPl

Zealous, eager.

a sarcasm

3KS[t^ (/.).

^?ft

(/).

(w.) Perplexity,

Distorted, misplaced

ft-l-3$l)

sarcastic,

The

Also

communis).

1.

a.

(to.)

s.

irony, sar-

misfortune.

^JSj+XFFSTj

Perplexed, bewildered.

37^[

Also

correct

Case, inflexion.

(-^

a.

any sentiment; a joke,

person, an in-

agitation, alarm.

^JSfSFilS

The

indication of

<>
1.

dered, alarmed, frightened.

impatient.

ft + R. 3Pf

(a.) Individuality.

ft +3$)

(to/w.

a.

3.

(/. from

s.

<^M<P

Distinctness, dis-

2.

(In grammar)

4.

p. 154.

Separate

1.

cernibility, manifestation.

dividual.

Mohun P.

ft + R.

from

(/.

^+ft*nr+

(from

s.

Natural philosophy.

37fe

The junction of consonants.

phenomenon.

p. 156.

Condiment,

6.

sauce.

Colebr. Alg.

p.l.

(/.) or

The making

1.

or distinguishing any thing.

Learned, wise.

Giving dis-

(mfn.)

a.

Manu

used in comp.

Expressiveness, efficiency.

ra

s.

Arithmetic,
calculation with

producing

effecting,

SS^(S<S|^

g.

(
3KpT

See Colebr.

apparent, manifest, evident, clear.

Alg. p. 112.

clear or plain, indicating, distin-

tinction to birth.

ft+R.

(mfn. from

making

sing,

Wilkins' Gr. 1006.

Brother.
a.

(to.)

*.

(mfn.

from

ft+3tf3+3^Sl?)

also

(Beng.)

3J^+$^)

A frog.

Agitated, bewildered, alarmed.

a.

Distinctive,

(mfn. ft +

Uf3 + 33^3) Distressed,

agitated, annoyed, perplexed.

discriminative.

3n3ft#
<P"Tr^

Root,

To

vi.

(mfn. from

a.

ft + 3if3+R. ftr^)

cheat, to defraud,
Different

from,

excepted,

distinct,

separate.

to deceive.

Often in comp.
<Uv5l*1

373^

s.

a.

(n.

from R.

ft + R. 31^) A

(mfn. from R.

ft+R.

fan.

Expres-

e. g.

(mfHi) Different from those enumerated, from

^fft^Tfa

s.

(71.)

Enumeration,

+^ftf^.

2110

2109
Bengali used like a preposition, and

It is in

may be

translated Besides, except.

4ftfcM4

from

(m.

s.

excep-

difference,

prep. Without, besides, ex-

tion, dissimilitude,

cept.

1.

Pain, agony, distress.

1.

Distressed, pained.

<tifaW<*> + f^)

(-"^\mfn.

a.

Making an

37<1^Root,

(ft<frf3 Wilkins' Gr. 251)

wound, to hurt, to pierce. Some-

strike, to

or with

exception or distinction, discrimi(m. from R.

different, dissimilar.

R.

Frightened, alarmed.

2.

iv.

times with
s.

nating

Fear, alarm.

2.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

To

.4>j^U<Q

Wilkins Gr. 831)

from R.

(/.

s.

ft + 3lf3 + R. ft^)

separateness,

Distinctness,

TOtt

prefixed to

<P^) A

stroke,

it.

wound

a perforating or piercing.

^if^R^)

ad. (locat. case of

With
^7<A

the exception

<JRS5.U

of,

(from

si

ft + 3lf3 + R.

") Mutual

+ R.

(mfn. from

over, elapsed,

gone by

omission or exception

f") Passed

33^3)

(^Muftj

x.

^PWS.a.

to di-

lessen,

(mfn. from

ft + 3Pl +R.

Gone

away, departed.

With the

^>t&(*\

ft + 3P) + R. ft*jj 1.
2. An appellation, a name.

(m. from

s.

Dishonesty, fraud.
of, besides,

To

offices.

excepted, omitted.

(locat. case of

ad.

3^ Root,

bad road.

minish.

exchange, reciprocation of good or bad

a.

ft + ^^P) A

from

s. (tn.

without, except.

except.

(ro.fromfa + Slf^ + R.*^)

1.

ft+OT+srl+R. ft)

(m. from

going away, secession.

portent, a great calamity (e. g. an earthquake).

2.

Disrespect, contempt.

3.

The name of

the

seventeenth of the astronomical yogas or divisions of the ecliptic.

See As. Res.

\i.

203.

ft + 3lf3 + R."})

(m. from

Barter,

exchange.

3JaHT

ft + 3rf\3 + 3I

(tn.

from R.^") De-

an inverse order.

^JQj^lft

a.

With
ii.

from
crossed

ft + 3I"fe +
hands. Manu

72.

3JQjt^

from

(tn.

ft + 3Tf3 + R. 3F^) Op-

position, contrariety, the reverse.

Root,
to

4*<?*VV*:

i.

(33*ft3) To

be disturbed or agitated.

^1 prefixed to

suffer pain, to fear,

Sometimes with

it.

TOT/fllTa. (mfn.fut.part.p. R. 375^+31^)

Capable of being agitated or disturbed, sensible.

(n.

from

to,

1.

Gone

^)

Sub-

t")

contrary.

ft + 313* + R.

Colebr. Alg. p. 5.

traction.

(mfn. from

a.

Subtracted,

s.

ft + "3I3" + R.

(w.) Subtraction.

Colebr. Alg.

p. 5.

Cut

(mfn.

*.

fromft +

3R + R.fB?W)

set apart, separated, distinct.

off,

TOt155"^
cutting

s.

Opposed

2.

4M'fbM

(mfn.

fromft + 3Pi +R.

(mfn.

away.

<i<?PlS3

viation, discrepancy, variety, variation, contrariety,

^TUfao.

(tn.

s.

off,

from

ft + SR + R.

dissection, separation,

division

distinction, a restriction.

TOtwrfwi * (/. TOc^r+twl) The

science of anatomy.

TO^I

s.

(f.

covering, a

from

Carey.

ft +

screen.

2.

+ R. *H)

1.

Concealment, disap-

pearance.

TO*tt3l

s.

m.

from

ft+^+R. 5Bj

2112

2111

One who

separates, intervenes, or screens

septum.

opinion of a law-officer on a controverted point.

ft + SJ^ + R.

from

(n.

The

<tl)

covering, screening, or concealing of any thing

intervention, interposition, separation, partition.

from

(mfn.

a.

Screening,

Also

concealing,

ft + 313 + R.

covering,

^R^Tfl '(Jftt% mfn.).

(corrupt, of

s.

Fit

^-Xt^tlT) An occupation,

(<M*fl.^p.jU) One who

3J4^U<kkt
^tft *lQ
<SM^i'i^

fol-

2.

1.

object, per-

plan, a counsel.

a trade, an occupation.

(-ft^

a.

*T^U

3J<rf^3 a.

(-ft^

mfn.

^^tTT +

mfn. ^J<TftTI +

in the pursuit of an object,

Mohun P.
(m.

s.

^)

rule

3J<t^U a.

a statute, an established

Litigable

s.

(m.)

^1)
An

from

ft + S^+R. *$1) A

regu-

373$;31

An

(mfn. from

ft +

(-3

s.

+ R.

m. from

umpire, an arbitrator, a judge.

a

(m. from

ft + ^R + R.

business, profession.

373"5;1^

2.

An

idiom.

litigation.

6.

7.

"")

1.

Af-

Usage, custom,

Conduct, behaviour.

3.
5.

law-suit,

2.

plaintiff.

s.

mony.

Fit

be legislated

to

customary. Also 3732[\3<P (mfn.).

mination.

usage or custom.

fit

upon.

practice.

nion, a prescription,

adjusted,

ft + '3R + R. ^1)

(mfn. from

be settled or arranged,

dictory passages in different law-codes

a writ-

^1 ) Es-

n. 35.

fair,

s.

an

ten extract from the codes of law, a legal opi-

ft + 313" + R.

3J3"f^J + ft^)

proper adjustment or reconciliation of contra-

of R.

caus.

law. Kulluka on Manu

1.

p. 83.

4.

cere-

Contest at law,

Ascertainment, deter-

Colebr. Alg. p. 286.

(mfn.

a.

from

ft + ^R + R.

")

Acting customarily, bringing into use or common

Carey.
(mfn.

+ the

(m.

<U%lf

373^1^ .

An option sanctioned by

adjustment, due arrangement: applied to the

court of law.

ft +

settled, arranged,

^T^TftTTa.

handicrafts-

ft + 313 + R.^I) A

n.

caus.

lated, decreed, resolved upon.

litigant,
s.

ft + 313 the

Adjusted, regulated, established,

(mfn. from

Professing a trade or calling, zealously engaged

man.

(mfn. from

a.

>

of R.

to

Following a profession or trade.

a.

(mfn. from

a.

^fH^fa^H

a tradesman.

mind upon any

severance, effort, zeal.

A profession,

ft + 3I<r + R.

(m. from

s.

adjusting, arranging or establish-

of R. *5^) Proper to be adjusted or regulated.

tablished,

lows any trade or occupation

Intentness of the

The

legislated.

a profession, a trade.

<U4*ijU

^1)

caus. of

ing any thing.

3J3*$1ft3

ft + 3H + R. ^1)

(mfn. from

a.

R.

+ the

from

n.

Iff)

separating.

to be put in between.

3.

from a code of law, or a document stating the

fromft + 313 + the

caus.

Adjust ing, arranging, legislating.

adjuster, a legislator; one

who

gives

a legal opinion.

practice.

3J^J03

extract

(mfn. 3"J3Xt3" + \3i)

Of age, (i.

e.

having passed his sixteenth year), capable of

managing

An

a.

(Lit.

his

own

business in a court of law.

Acquainted with judicial

affairs).

2113

2114

S3

ad. Sans.

by established custom

tomarily,

Cus-

^j^umI^i

Manu vm.

See

pass

or usage.

title

or

Simple or general judicature, law as

in all ordi-

nary cases administered.

2.

fundamental laws

Certain

for the formation of courts of

and other steps preliminary to the trying

justice

(femin. of

i>4<Wf^I

3J33^" + ft3TT) A

(in.

s,

of jurisprudence, a topic of litigation.

3J3$^jTT.

^yfeTOt
Going

37<$J|<<P

ing

<I73

a.

a.

R.A.S. n.

<-><^lf3

See

(mfn.

^H^+^j

Calcu-

See Trans.

(-ft=T

ft + ^3)

(mfn.

37^

Root,

i.

3J^"te+$A?) Rendered

a.

To

(mfn. from ft + 313" + R.

Usual,

customary; practicable, negociable, cognizable

by a court of law
a.

fit

and

fixed to

ft + 3R + R.

Attached

(mfn. from

ft +

done customarily, followed

(m. from

^jf^ft^3
Gone

a.

<{1)

to,

connected with.

3R + R. ")

ft + R.

pre-

Outlay, expendi-

(The opposite of

Also 3PTT<P \\3<

Miserly,

"3TtT

.<?.

37$*^

a.

(mfn.

penurious,

37^ + *!^)

^JTOTt^Ts.

Liberal, pro-

(n.

^JTT + vAltri*i) Expenses and

efForts (for religious objects).

a.

(mfn.

ZXS+tS)

Spent, disbursed,

^ffeFl

s.

(/.

^Tftr^+^l)

Prodigality, lavish-

ness, extravagance.
a.

(-ft^ mfn. 37TT + 5/T )

expensive, lavish, prodigal.

ft + ^rf^ + R.S^T)

fromft+3l1%+R. Wfe) A

in

$&&*rtlH$

e. g.
a. (-ftpT mfn.)
expenses are confined or restricted with-

comp.

Whose

Extravagant,

This word occurs

in practice.

ft + ^41< + R. X) Copulation.

(mfn. from

(m.

go, with

(m.) Income.)

Used,

corrupted (especially in a moral sense).

s.

< To

1.

astray, altered to the worse, deteriorated,

ofob W

to

(N.B. This verb seems to be

ture, disbursement.

in
s.

1;

it).

(m. from

s.

To

consumed.

Covered, concealed, screened, interposed, part2.

2.

(37*nrf3) To expend,

x.

composed of the Root

3?ft3

for use.

(mfn. from

ed, separated.

x.

digal, wasteful, spendthrift.

Litigating, litigant.

a.

go, to move.

send, to dispatch.

Relating to custom or usage, customary, usual.

<J<iu

Free from clouds, cloud-

cause to decrease, to diminish, to lessen.

stingy.

a.

^fest^-}- I^T )

mfn.

(37Hfi3) To

usage or custom.

<J<$i\3

f< 1^) An

less.

OM

37.

customary, brought into usage, established as a

J<iRsJ

lecherous, adulterous.

Also <UMi'l4*fciM (m.) and

lated for practical use, practical.

<J^l'<5

t>

astray, deviating (from duty), trespass-

disburse money.

2.

<-->

Carey.

of causes.

title

Wilson.

<Jif5)|>i|< i1 s
adulteress.

7.

(/.<u<i<u+3Tt^i) k

lecherousness, adultery.

A
topic of litigation.

going astray, a deviation (from duty), a tres-

bounds, economical, from T1ftf^3

Circumscribed, limited,

<Jul<Ps3

a. (mfn.

(mfn.)

+ <PU +

from 37TT +

^3

Wilkins' Gr.

1033) Spent, consumed, lavished.

a.

2115

2116

<5l

meaning, vain.

Useless, ineffectual, un-

^ (w.)

(/.) or

Useless-

accounted one of the six veddngas or auxiliary

branches of sacred learning.

As. Res.

i.

ness, vanity, inefficiency.

a.

ConImproper, un-

(mfn.

usual, strange, immoral, unnatural, unpleasing,

painful,

^1

catamite.

impropriety

<U*11

s.

(w.) Pain, torture.

I.

s.

(/.) or

also

vii. 53.

4)*fl44$

2.

1.

formable to the rules of grammar, grammatical.

4JWf

(m.f^ + ^Sr^t^)

s.

tion, alteration of

3X[^T

Deformity, distor-

mimickry.

f^ + ^Tl^fT)

(mfn.

a.

form

bled, perplexed, bewildered,

Calamity,

Sin, crime, vice.

num
~

Indicum): also

^"t^O

Confused, trou-

s.

plant (Sola-

\?1

(/.) or

Perturbation, confusion, perplexity,

"<i

trouble.

Fate.

3.

(jnfn.

(w.) Displeasure,

IPT)

misfortune, an affliction.

Manu

(m.)

2.

^Ht^l

Beng.)

fromf^ + R.

(.

341.

^J^PT + SltS)

by

Afflicted

P^*lTcXS

(^t^T+ffe^)

a.

Disturbed in

thought, distracted, agitated in mind.

calamity or misfortune.

Also

from R.

T^ )

t5

Distressed,

afflicted

by misfortune

(mfn. from

a.

or

f^ + 3Ti + R.3fT)

Be-

wildered, disturbed, agitated, distressed.

calamity, miserable, wretched.

<3Fmk

%r^k%

a.

Manu

Vicious, criminal.

^1<P\3

W^&W^

mfn.

vii.

53.

2.

figured, deformed, distorted.

a.

(mfn. from f<T + R.

agitated,

disturbed,

^l^)

troubled,

Decomposed,

confused,

plexed, annoyed, distressed, eager, busy.

(/.) or

^3"

(ra.)

3J^t3Ttf*T^

s.

The

arithmetic)

-31

(n.

s.

(In

Alg. p. 34.

f^T + 3Tl

proper to be explained.

Colebr. Alg. p. 21.

Sabda S.

frog.

p. 325.

See

^tft

( ^

s.

(from <T^p)
a.

A crook,

Also Sift 1 *)?!! (mfn.\

m. from

commentator, an expounder.

a turn, a curvature.

(from <V^Jj Crooked, turned, curved.

from

(n.

37t<?

(from

v. a.

^<P) To bend,

to turn, to

3xterto

s.

from

( m.

s.

(n.

from

an obstacle.

3.

nomical yogas.

crooked.

+R. <F) Grammar,

com-

menting upon, an explaining or expounding,

striking against, a percussion.

make

Explained,

(mfn. from

a.

s.

algebraic problems.
si

+ R. ^1 )

expounded, commented upon.

interpreted,

term used in the solution of a certain class of

Requiring to be expounded or commented upon,

Inversion

37l

gloss,

scholia.

Colebr.

4nWW (mfn.).

Also

R+ifi+ R. MA) A

(/.

commentary,

^Jt^3 a

^+t!Rlf^)

Blown, ex-

(mfn.

panded, blossomed.

per-

Agitation, perplexity.

rule of three inverted.

Dis-

Dis-

tressed, unfortunate.
a.

f^ + ^Ti + R. ^)

(mfn. from

a.

^Wn3^

2.

hinderance,

The name of one of

the astro-

As. Res. in. 302.

(jnfn.

from

ft + 3Tl+R.

2118

2117

Striking against, opposing, thwarting, hinder-

Also ^rfcTKft

ing.

<0

I^CJ

(m.)

s.

compound

tiger

-f3^ mfn.).
as the

member

last

word

substantives this

perfume, commonly called nakhi.

often used

is

to express

eminence or distinction

<JhF|^J s.

(rn.')

Sg$3

*.

s. (z.

man,

distinguished

man ), from

of a

tiger

s.

(m.)

(lit.

for

3Tfc[3) Extended,

A hunter,

(w. from R. <P$J^)

e. g.

f>/n.

from R. ^^i,)

generally.

Disease, sickness

1-

man,
Seized

(mfn.

overcome by sickness or disease,

s

^I^T^ft

also

<Pl^H^t

A sort of perfume

ZftQ +

(n.

37tf*faT3
(/.).

(m.

s.

^Jtft

or

ill.

+^3) A tree (Cassia

fistula).

s.

dupa arborea).

a fowler.

Leprosy.

2.
a.

^T^FT^U

See

spread, widely opened.

pT3\

and

in a metaphorical sense, like

of

vegetable

Sabda

plant (Gale-

3Ttf^3

(mfn.

a.

3ltfH + 3^3)

from

S. p. 100.

Afflicted

with sickness or disease, diseased.

^TTCPTK

(_T^ m 3Jt*J+*|t!7

s.

plant

3Ttf*feTI

^JtR+^XT)

(m.

5.

Fear from a

(Flacourtia sapida, Rox.).

disease, the apprehension of being infected with

The
tree (Ricinus

castor-oil

a disease.

communis).

37t^

^Pgt

s.

<yl$Q s.

(/. from

(m. ^XfcT + SHa

sky-lark.

s. (rn.

f% + 3Tfr from

five vital airs, that

which

R.

is

One

of the

diffused throughout

^rtQ ) A sort

of prickly night-

shade (Solanum Jacquini).

3T|$[

s.

^T3l

s.

(w.

ception

^Jt^ a.

from

fa + R. 31^?)

a disguise, a pretext.

See 37t

Sa&tfa S. p. 203.

frog.

Deceit, de-

1.

Used

in

comp.

Under the semblance

+^H\3l

hunting,

v. a.

on money

To

v. a.

To

ad. (from

^HU3itf^

<H\5

s.

animal.

An

(Seng.)

a c^lay, a stay.

v. a.

<Pt^) With

allowance

<p f^

To

gain.

delay, tardily.

5
(f ^T^S-f^fS ) A

s.

3.

1.

snake.

of a thing

2.

rogue, a villain.

forward, impudent,

31

sential property.

(/.) or
;

(w.)

s.

Es-

(n.) Dif-

frowardness, im-

pudence.
(n.

from f^T + R. Sit1!) The pervading

of a thing, the extending over a thing.

^M-ftU
or

fit

a.

(mfn. from fa + R.

be penetrated

to

tails (as

deceased.
s.

fit

to

3fl\)

be met

Capable

in all its de-

an argument).

37H^" a (mfn

covert al-

2.

fr0

m fa+3Tl + R.

Dead,

Injured, hurt.

(from fa +R.

3Tt^)

Extension, extent,

the occupying or filling of space.

any thing, an inuendo.

(m.)

OT^) Pervading,

fa + R.

penetrating, embracing, extending over the whole

^H^fa" s.

from

procrastinate, to loiter

retard

lusion to

2.

(mfn. from

fusion, prevalence, influence

an overplus, a deduction, a discount;

for weight,

interest

As. Res. vn. 278.

or

disguise of a hunting-excursion, using a hunt-

ing-party as a pretext

the body.

carnivorous

See 3Jt*f

WfrS

s. ( m.

from

fa + Sri + R. ^TT) An

intention or design.

evil

2119

2120

murderous, malicious.
(n.

s.

Wife

a.

from

('.

5.

an

(f

from

3Tt^S'

Business,

for

(mfn. from

ft+^ + R. ^} Sur-

^H^'ft^)

(-ft*T

a.

performing

^J) A

(from f3" + 3j1 + R.

occupied,

dis-

posal, a distribution.

busy.

^JtfH^I

(from

a.

spreading,

3Jtpfr3

37t^)

A termagant, an impudent woman.

s.

v. a.

(from

Npt5^) To over-

f^ + R.

(mfn. <T.J^2Tt <T +

a.

Pervading;, over-

3Tf^3 a.

(mfn. from FT + ^1

ed,

occupy any space.

selected, appointed.

3Jtf^f il

^t^\+f) Extent, diffusedness.

(.

(-ffi\

a.

mfn. from

"fc+R.

3lt^3

written

s,

+ R. ^)

^+

penetrated

got, placed.

3JlfS &

(/.

fromt^ + R.

1.

Pervaded,

occupied,

2.

Obtained,

filled, full.

3. Celebrated.

from ft" + R.

(mfn. from

Penetration,

1.

whole of a thing

1.

omni-

liable,

to

an

2.

+ R. ^)

from

Exclusion,

?)

A fathom measured

by

the arms extended.

a (fromft t
.

3Tt3J^

amenable,

attribute.

(mfn. from

a.

^ + ft^)

Confused,

2.

ft + ^Tl + R.

m. from
;

37ftirte^

f^ + 311 + R.

Error,

trouble, embarrassment, affliction.

a.

(mfn. from

f^ + STl + R.

s.

(In

Troublesome,

sFl

^ ( n ) Permeableness, pervadibleness.

Trou-

bled, embarrassed, afflicted.

fulness.

Permeable,

drug (Costus speciosus).

grammar) The subject

(/.) or

1.

out, precluded, excepted.

mistake

f^+R. %f^J

penetrable, pervadible

<[3)

mixed.

adjunct, an attribute.

a.

f^+^l + R.

Engaged-

^)

presence (as an attribute of the deity)

An

Also, though improperly,

(m. for

diffusion through the

Chosen,

preclusion, exception, rejection.

R.

ness, occupation.
a. (i/h.

Screen-

Engaged,

(f

(/ from f^ +

2.

(mfn. from

occupied, busy.

3TTWf3

+ R. <[)

Rolled back, returned, revolved, revoluted.

Turned
(mfn. from "ft + ^fl

for use.

covered, guarded, protected.

3TWj 3Xf^3

Extending over, diffused, spread.

a.

Wilkins'

Gr. 903) Practicable, intended

spread, to pervade, to extend throughout, to

(m.)

sur-

a se-

rounding, enfolding, encompassing, encircling

Transacting business,

2.

electing, appointing, rescuing, liberating.

^Wti

331^!

+ R.

lecting or appointing.
a.

effort

given purpose.

3HPj\5

(/.).

from f^" + 3Ti

(jn.

fc + 3J + 3p1j Mu-

Also

a transaction,

act,

an endeavour, an

Permeableness,

rounding, an enclosing or encompassing

f^ + ^d + R. ^)

occupation, employment

an operation

^)

Killed, slain.

2.

^Jt^+^ft)

tual imprecation.

ft + Sll + R.

from

Hurt, injured.

&'MU

De-

J^)

malice.

{mfn.

(/.

the condition of being penetrable.

f^ + ^Tl + R.

from

murder

struction,

1.

fe + 3Ti + R.*frT) De-

(mfn. from

a.

structive,

afflicting,

(m. from
tigue,

causing

^r + 3Tl + R.

exertion, exercise,

^)

distress..

effort,

TT5T)

1.

Fa-

labour, hard

A fathom
^Jt^

s.

Manliness, manhood.

2.

3.

measured by the arms extended.

A
A

1.

(?.)

king.

4.

snake.

2.

^WKl

(-1t?\7w.

s.

violin,

(n.

s.

from^N + R.^)

logy.

2.

t^+^ + R. pf^)

Versed

2.

in science, learned, studied.

vegetable
Productive,

^P^)

Distribution

1.

or disposition of parts. 2. Width, extension

geometry) the breadth or diameter of a

Colebr. Alg. p. 87.

3.

1.

Generated, begotten, descended from, derived

See

^t^ + StfirH) A

fromft + R.

(m.

De-

etymo-

Learning, scholarship.

from

a. (mfn.

s.

prohi-

1.

scent, origin, the derivation of a word,

perfume: see

371^

ft+^+^TT)

from

(f.

The

away.

bition, a turning

from.

^jr^TWH.

1.

inclination, independence.

ZtSyffia. (mfn. from

a lute.

+ R.

Resistance, opposition, obstruction,

Wicked,

snake-catcher.

own

2122

fromf^T +

(n.

following one's

beast of prey.

a. (mfn.')

See 3-H\3

villainous, bad.

<3J^ii^.
2.

metre in Sanskrit

sort of

As. Res. x. 446.

prosody.

CK

work, a struggle.

3.

333

37^

2121

(in

circle.

The name of a celebrated

ancient sage, reputed as the compiler of the

vedas and purdnas, author of the Mahabharata,

generative

(words)

ledge.

\31

forming

deriving,

knowThe attainment

aiding in the acquisition of

(/.) or

(n.)

of knowledge.

3JVltlp

a.

f^ + ^^ + R.

(mfn. from

Derivable, deducible from

HW)

capable of being

formed, or of being improved in knowledge.

and founder of the Vedanta school of philosophy.

1

See As. Res.

Also

<Jt^^R
a.

352.

i.

Trans.

R.A.S.

3JPTfcT

s. (

from f^

ft+^ft + E.

Be-

*3J^Root,

(<^ fvS)

iv.

who

of one

(^Jl^T + ^ftf^)

stool or seat
a.

reads the purdnas.

(mfn. R.

3X^)

become day.
(mfn.

a.

repelled

<*kU

s.

fromf^ + ^Tl + R.^)

Struck,

alarmed, confused.
Voice,

speech; articulate sound, language.

<J

a.

f^+Ul + R.

(mfn. from

s.

(/.

"K + vSTi + R.

from

Spoken,

an articulate sound
mystical words

")

To

(N. B.

burn.

to it.)
1.

(n.)

s.

Burned.

Dawned,

2.

Day-break, dawn of

(f. from ft"

s.

consequence.

+ R.

^T)

Prosperity,

2.

1.

Fruit, result,

increase,

hap-

piness.

said, uttered.

<Ul^f3

Exclu-

day.

<jR

f^ + ^l + R.

(m. from

This verb seems to be composed of the Root

3^ with f^T prefixed

s.

(,*.).

wildered, confused, perplexed.

3TfcPftf?5

+ R ^JTT

sion, prohibition.

and

(mfn. from

n. 3.

word,

applied especially to the

3p>

(mfn. from

f^ + R.

disposed,

arranged,

Compact,

firm.

<U b<?<p&

a.

3.

(mfn.

3Tj

arrayed,

1.

Regularly

marshalled.

2.

Large, extensive.

^b+3^&)

Armed, ac-

Om, Bhur, Bhuvah, Swar,

coutred in mail.

pronounced at the beginning of the daily prayer

of the Brdhmans.

3J^!FI
fusion,

s.

(m. from

Manu

it.

^f?

78.

ft + S^ + R.

an inverted arrangement.

Jjjfljj

Con-

s.

(f.

from "ft + R.

Proper arrange-

ment, array.
<tj\f a. (mfn.

from

f^ + R.

Woven.

2123

2124

<P>
(/. from

Weaving.

from f<T-|-R.

(to.

s.

t^ + R.

of troops,

Arrangement

1.

military array.

2.

<T\3

multitude, a

Trans. JR.A.S.
e.

flock.

(from

3.

ing.

The body.
<p3

The

rear of an

from 0T<f
s

Root,

To

(3"JTTf\3)

i.

with

prefixed to

Sometimes

cover.

it.

2.

s.

C37to$*i

s.

tent.

of Siva.

Also

C^JtHTTt^

C^Xfcr^+TTfr)

(n,

s.

(n.

s.

of the three

spices,

With

ceed.

Also

s.

vehicle,

The aggregate

-G3) To
To

prefixed,

Eating.

perform-

111.

i.

creeper.

2.

Expansion, ex-

1.

^3^1

(/.).

<J3 + 3f3$1) The performance

(/.

of a religious act voluntarily undertaken.

(m.^ + ^ftl) The interruption

of an

to.).

or black-pepper,

<\5lRs,

Manu

TR^) The

<p[j

Making vows,
+
53ft a. (-"RF^to/m.
)
engaged in religious ceremonies voluntarily undertaken,

i.

performing

act of voluntary devotion, breach of vows.

long-

pepper, and dry ginger.

<H31 Root,

in

epithet

carriage of the gods.

from f^f + R-

See

(mfn.) Firm, steady,

a.

(/. from R.

2.

<p3^?[ s.

C^-HIPT+OT) An
C^tHt^li. (-f*FT

(m.

s.

air.

Firm

from <3 + R.

(n.

^3)"f\3$i

( SI^b.) 1. Heaven, the sky, the

Water. 3. A temple sacred to the sun.

C^Tftl

re-

Often used in comp.

A deity, + ^3

(to.)

s.

ance of avow.
*<T\3f3

L<PW< s. (to. C^l An imitative sound, +^t^T)

A blacksmith.

vow, an act of

CM.<^.vj a. (mfn.) Devoted to the gods,

army.

(mfn.)

'

from

his vows,
5.

571.

i.

I^T?<[s5 a

g.

Logic, reason-

Making, manufacture.

4.

from R. <T ?)

(tow.

s.

ligious devotion voluntarily undertaken.

(to.)

s.

1.

2.

An em-

chisel,

a small

devotee.

ployer of priests.

<T*5 Root,
<"fc>*1

vi.

To

cut.

from R.

(in.

s.

(^fvS)

go, to pro-

saw.
follow

with

To approach, to go near. x. ( ^jtOlUK?)

To go, to travel. 2. To prepare.

*<T<i

(to.)

s.

The

1.

root of a tree.

2.

The

sun.

1.

<3i

s. (to.

a herd.

<Ott

s.

ing, a

from R.

2.

cow-pen.

3.

R.

(n.

A multitude, a

1.

flock,

#555

road.

ing about

incursion.

R.

1*

(-SIFT n from R.
.

and of Siva.
<T3T ?)

1.

The Divine
or the

Deity considered in the abstract, and divested

of action, quality, and attribute

Wandering, roam-

a march, an aggression, a hostile

2.

Brahma

going, a proceed-

moving onwards.
(f. from

s.

epithet of

Source and Essence of the universe,

he
<v5l-5l s.

An

3.

A drove of cattle,

a flock, a mul-

when

masculine, and termed

is

Manu
3.

5. 6.

I.

and

7.

2.

Religious knowledge.

in action

q. v.

See

Scripture, the vedas.

4. Practice of religious

austerity.

titude.

Root,

i.

(S'tfej to sound,

x.

^W^)

fcjfS^tfe

s.

(from

S^^+^l

The name of

particular cutaneous disease.

To wound.
<pl

s.

(to.

tumor, a
staff.

f.

om R. <PT?)

boil,

See

an ulcer

Manu

n. 47.

*<3^T
wound, a

sore, a

a fracture in a wooden

ing a

(mfn.

a.

j^S^-JI

Brahman.
<r

_
s,

from R.

3/^)

Kill-

Also
<-

life

of religious

5^

5*5

2125

devotedness, the condition of a religious student

see

(-f^

a.

<^I+^-)

(to.

s.

*<f5RW*T

mfn.

(n.

s.

from

^\+^^^)

lustre or holiness acquired

abstaining from sexual intercourse,

and observance of the vedas.

religious student, the

(to.)

s.

1.

young Brahman from

the time of his investiture with the sacerdotal

becoming a house-

string to the period of his

Manu

holder.

in the vedas.

ii.

3.

219.

An

2.

*<T5R"ft[\ a

R.

(-fk\mfn.

Manu

Mohun P.

of Clematis).

^%iWt

(-f^l

s.

to.

pandit learned

(A

species

p. 65.

an upanishad.

*<^E|JTT

^X+^P^T)

True knowledge

of the Deity.
a.

(-1%^

mfn.

^^H + ^ T)
5

from <T$^T + ^T) The essence

of Biiahm, identity with

fr om

(Morus

Devoted

<J*t>iJ

worship of the Deity, pious,

berry-tree

Brahm.

3^+3^^)

*355Jft3Tto3T| s (y.
The designation of the second part of the Vedanta sys-

s.

(to.)

to

investigation

of

proof deducible from the vedas with regard to

See Trans. R.A.S. U.

theology.
is

(mfn

The name of

477.

tem of philosophy, being the

Possessed of true knowledge of the Deity.

#<T5irt) a

2.

vm.

As. Res.

*<TC0~3Hl

Saliva sput-

1.

(n.

s.

37.

Teaching the veda, or professing the

*$<K^)

mercenary or hireling Brahman.

*<33JT3T*T

11.

system of the Veddnta school.

ascetic.

(^Sf^+^fM) A plant

*.

The

^^%+ ^tft'T from

tered out in reading the veda.

^Bs3[H

by a continued study

from R. T5*^) Performing religious austerities,

The murder of

Brahman.

3*0O l1

JWSlfl

*<J5RH

2126

^^R^t 1^
(to. gSS^+TWj

also called

the
s.

The mul-

1,

seqq.

It

Sacred study,

reading the veda, considered as a kind of sa-

Indica).

crifice.

*<3^]531 s

(/.

^v^T+^l)

Bkahm.

nature of

Also

Divine nature, the

2^53

*<T5R^ s.

(n.

(n.).

555^+^^)

The

suture on the

top of the crown.

crown of
(to.

s.

the head.

<^FT + ^f^)

1.

divine saint

or sage, a Rishi of a particular class.

*<[^T[$1

(/.

^S^+'R^I) A

plant (Ligus-

ticum Ajwaen, jRox.).

*7[WtfK
pious

s.

11.

^5Irf + JtlTr from R. Jfl)

s.

^^T + Tft^)

The mulberry-

s.

s.

Investiga-

(V.

son.

puter

2.

The Brahmaputra

river.

1.

sort of poi-

or vulg.

Burrum-

<^T+C^1F)

BrahmA.

2.

I.

The world

The abode of

<P^+TO)

(m

portion of the veda which

stantly.

tion of the nature of the Deity.

5.

(to.

the

souls of the pious.

(Morus Indica).
)

The

Manu

19.

or heaven of
(to.

2.

of a certain class of countries.

gift.

*pPbl$
tree

(n.

name

Manu

3FTt*pP *

11.

(ji.

The name of a
to be read con-

106.

^^+^ftj3P)

union or identification with

*<3^T*.

is

Intimate

Brahm.

(m. from <T5frJj-R.

W)

1.

An

epi-

P$

2127

2128

Aniruddha the son of Kama.

Kamadeva, the deity of love.

thet of

An

2.

epithet of

*<J553335l

s.

5*5^+ R.

from

(/.

57J^)

The

f^+R. 3^)

The

murder of a Brahman.

**&d

(-5^

s.

m.

<[1g) s

(n.

s.

$VS1$W)
As. Res.

particular star.

*<J5$1
the

ix.

The name of a

354.

(-^^ m. from R. f^?)

5.

youth

deity of the

first

Hindu

Brahma,

Brahm

triad, or

and viewed as the Plastic Cause of

in action,

multitude, an assem-

the customary observances

ii.

who has

have been

not received his inves-

with the sacred string.

Manu

Wilson.

39. x. 20.

jfcUrefa
1.

titure

*^W^AM

^?)

(m, from <rKJ?) A person of the Brdhmanic, Kshatriya, or Vaisya tribes, in

whose
omitted, and

Brahman.

slayer of a

(m. from R.
blage.

(w ^ftD+CgfcT)

particular

performed to recover the rights forfeited by an improper delay of the ceremony

of
sacrifice

investiture.

Wilson.

the universe, but not considered as having a

distinct personality or hypostasis.

man.

An

3.

officiating priest.

As. Res.

astronomical yogas.

A Brah-

2.
4.

it.

One

302.

of the

ix.

354.

*<P55

<^FT

from

(n.

s.

a.

(mfn.)

1.

+ 3|f^T )

(m. from

Joining

the hands together whilst reading the veda.

*5^fl.
of

(PP^) The

(/. from

s.

female energy

in. 27.

*<Tto
1

egg

^5^+^153)

(m. from

s.

The mundane

the universe, the world

*^W*^tn

(ml

s.

^t^3 + ^lt^t^)

The lower part of

Mohun P. p. 136.

dane egg.)

(mfn.

a.

*<Pjtjp

from

trinal

Manu n. 59.
Brahma applied to
forms of marriage. Manu

Manu

(as a series).

*J5t^f

(m.

s,

from

i.

as

its

50.

<3^T + slJ 1<3 ) The

country to the north-west of Behli, and be-

tween the

Manu

ii.

rivers

Drishadwati and Saraswati.

17.

fS^to

s.

assemblage of Brdhmans.

^jf^^t^ ) A

conceited comparison of one's self with

;

*<J5fTW T

s.

(n.

from

Brahm.
The pos-

s.

(n.

relative to theology.

<J3^+3F3 ) a

fabled

infallible destruction.

Carey.

from

weapon which deals

The doc-

See As. Res.

Trans. R.A.S.

*<TfrFt<F

(m. from

s.

i.

*<rt5$1rrf^i

ft^Fl + R.

<T)
2.

1.

One

Brah-

Jto+irf^) a

from

(/.

vm.

448. 450.

who pretends to be a Brahman.

man engaged in business.

shrub (Siphonanthus Indica).

*<TfcTfl

(femin. of

s.

Brahman,

manical tribe.
*<jt5Ft>
1.

(n.

s.

The

*-\W$%

or a

1.

A Brdhmaness,

woman

of the

Brdh-

2. A plant (Siphonanthus Indica).

<fl5Fl+IT Wilkins' Gr.

condition

priesthood.

ture suited to devout meditation.

2.

(n.)

from the prayers or hymns), comprising precepts which inculcate religious duties, and argu-

the wife of a
(m. from

<pFT) A Brdhman.

(m. from

435. 461.

Brahma

portion of each veda (as distinguished

mun-

pU^+^Tftp) Com-

mencing with Brahma, having

first

the

(Lit.

nadir.

hand

2.

s.

An

ments

The

part of the

Professing the spiritual worship of

the Supreme Being.
Tarachand Ch.

Brahma.

*<T5t3

The

Relating to

one of the approved

^^^l^f^T^.

under the root of the thumb.

2.

An

or

rank

of

976)

Brahman,

assembly of Brdhmans.

(m. from

one of the degraded

"fa j The name

tribes,

of

the offspring of a

2129

<f

Sudra woman by a man of the Brahmanical

tribe

profession

their

some

stools used on

Res.

make

to

is

chairs or

answer

to

With

expound.

As.

religious occasions.

To speak,

p. 169, 170)

2130
tell,

to explain, to

To

prefixed,

reply, to

with fit To dispute, to debate,

to

v. 57.

discuss.

*^1^t

(/. from

3*^)

0ne

of the

g ht
matris or divine mothers of created beings and
s.

Brahma,

energy of

Mohun P.

(n.

Made

of

rice,

con-

sisting of rice.

(mn.

^3)

Re-

gfl Root, ix. ( $1*1 J fa

to select.

Brahmans, considered as
sacraments.

five great

#jfoj3J^f s

^^+

<TfcP from

spect shewn to the

<jrt5fl

from

Manu m.

2.

To

ffKftS)

1,

cover, to screen.

To choose,
3. To go,

to move.

74.

PFT+^f

the hour preceding sunrise.

Root,

<ft

<s

hurt, to kill.

2.

q. v.

(<pTTlf^) To

x.

p. 40.

s.

one of the

(<prf3) and
^

t.

<\

The moon-plant
Rox. orCynanchum viminale).

(Asclepias acida,

Dawn,

<pT Root,

energies of the gods, the sahti or

personified

*<TtW c^3

ei

(<ffrt3) and

iv.

To

1.

ix.

(^fUft,

choose, to elect.

2.

To

<ft<3

screen,

to cover.

Sl%

Root,

ashamed.

iv.

2.

To be modest

(ifftvi-ffs?) 1.

To throw,

or

The twenty-fourth consonant of the Hindu

alphabet

it

pronounced
<ff3l

R $t%)

from

(/

Modesty, shame,

Also

bashfulness.

(to.).

modest.
<ft1 a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Root,

Wilkins'

(to.)

s.

^3

s. (to.)

The

s.

hence used

(to.

vi.

3.

2.

3.

(n.)

twenty-seven

method of the Hindus

^1)

(corrupt, of

s.

for

for the

star.

(m.

A form,

a mark.

Hf^T) A

^ + <i?U

buffalo.

from R. <F) The letter^

Rice.

<ftfs+(^t) A

any character expressing

To

(<T3f3)

1.

To

its

sort of grain

Sp^F

Gr.

Root,

(from R.

s.

dactyle.

foot.

wound.

(Panicum miliaceum).

sink.

To

x.

or

^ftt^H

s.

s.

to

is

in jo&-Aorse.

(In prosody)

1.

in the artificial

^3<pU

<Jv5

bh

like

lunar mansion

6^

elected.

(^t+ifa) and

i.

hurt, to injure,

<1,RL

the aspirate of *<T (^") and

expression of numerals.

Gr. 694) Chosen,

3^

Bashful, ashamed,

(mfn.

a.

is

to direct, to send.

cover.

2.

To

p.

418)

Honoured,
out.

heap.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

4.

1.

Attached

worshipped.

Dressed, cooked,

sound.

^^ +\5
s

Wilkins'

or devoted to.
3.
s.

2.

Divided, shared
(rc.)

Boiled rice

dressed food generally.

*<J<i

s.

(n.

from R.

J) The

act of speaking.
s.

*<T

Root,

ii.

(J^tfe, <TC3 See Wilkins' Gr.

(to.

^F+ttfcT) A

serves for his maintenance.

servant

who

2131

^1

^R^^Ta. (mfn.

^+^W^) Shewing

2132

kindness to worshippers or faithful attendants.

^f^T^T

(^+f^T)

a.

fame,

glory,

exertion.

effort,

homage

votedness,

vision, a portion.

Attachment, de-

1.

worship, belief.

2.

votedly attached
a.

^f^ + ^WlT

(mfn.

di-

De-

!)

doing homage.

to,

Distin-

4.

Pudendum

Divine power, omni-

One
7.

5.

The moon.

8.

number

muliebre.

6.

form of Siva.

^4-^)

(m. from

s.

of stars.

3.

1.

The

zodiac.

2.

The heavenly

tribe.

^1+R. )

1.

Wil-

MS.

Uns'

(mfn.

an

wish,

(m.)

^ti
a.

of the twelve ddityas or forms of the sun.

Metonymy.

3.

splendour,

2.

Religious tranquillity or

3.

absence of passion.
potence.

^3T + f3)

R.

(f.

fortune.

Hypocritical,

feigning attachment or reverence.

s.

strength

greatness,

beauty, prosperity,

^ 1^R
5

from

(m.

s.

Fistula in

guished by or possessed of faith and true at-

^fS^t^T

(-5^

^f^ + STV) Attached ^t^3l

mfn.

(from

Root,

The

dancing-boy.

(w(\2Q

i.

and

(^(^)

x.

To

(mfn. R.

a.

cious, gluttonous,

comp.
5.

An

(m.)

s. (re.

s.

An

(m.)

in

(mfn.) Carnivorous,

a.

R.

1.

lt 03T

The

(Beng.)

s.

(re.)

act of eating.

To

v. a.

(mfn. fut. part. p.

a.

eat.

s.

^W^a. (-3^

mfn.

(m.)

and of Krishna.
i.

Excellent,

illustrious,

s.

of Vishnu or the Deity in action,

An epithet

Jfarere

i.

R. A.

Trans.

12.

576.

^jfl s.

(corrupt, of

sf^ + ^t5^ ?) A man having

a voice like the braying of an ass.

W\ +^\?) A sister.

from

s.

^f^ft + ^fo) A

(m.

sister's

husband.

R. ^5cE + ^3)

(from R.

^cj

^35> a. (mfn. fut. part. p. R.

edible, proper for food.

who by
To

eat, to feed.

^33[+^)

s. (re.)

The name of an

(m.)

Eaten.

his austere devotion caused the descent

of the river

Eatable,

ancient king

Gang

indecl.

a,

or

Sans.

Ganges from heaven.

particle used as a

term

Dressed food.
of respectful address.

^^T^T^

s.

s.

(m.

^fc$0+<FR) A

(m.

^^H-

^)

51

baker.

Supply of pro-

visions.

^1

5.

(re.

R.tl)

for

^ 1+^)

glorious, powerful, prosperous

s.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

v. a.

^t^^+nW

(f.

^iTfr

of a philosophic poem, an episode of

R.^^ + ^JpfiTT) ^"PT^ft (f.

food.
Also ^
^Pl^Wf^

(mfn.).
a.

See

(femin. of

p. 452.

the Mahabharata, held in high esteem by the

S.

Edible, eatable, proper for

^fo\3

Used

eater.

eater of flesh, from

meal.

^^tt^T
33>

Eating; vora-

+^)S$<P.

Flesh,

2.

^5 + 3I^)

ITf^^jS^xi?

e. g.

title

Wilkins'Gr.

Vaishnavas.

eat, to feed.

^)*KP

s.

y^tpil

or devoted to, zealous.

s.

An epithet of Indra.

ano. 2.

tachment or devotion.

Gr.

mfn.

pret. part. p. R.

p. 418).

vanquished.

from R.

1.

Excellence, virtue,

1.

3.

^^4-^

Broken, torn.

Wretched,

pised, disregarded.

2.

afflicted.

Wilkins'

Defeated,
4.

Des-

1*

2133

^jTl>^

+ C^l)

(mfn. from

a.

Broken

Root,

in

his efforts, defeated, disappointed.

2.

from^j +3rH1)

(mfn.

a.

discouraged.
^jjjt

(^ft + ^OJl)

^ift^QTls.
P. p. 95.

Mohun

Sororicide.

To

<3v5l1

1.

a chasm, a

ting, a breach,

2.

fissure.

Defeat,

breach of

dishonesty, fraud.

faith,

wave, a breaker.

5.

The

palsy.

^[ + <P<

(mfn.

6.

4.

^3rft^ a.

Causing a breach,

fissure or interruption, defeating, dis-

i.

The removal of a difreasoning. Trans. R.A.S.

argument or

515.
s.

(^ + ^1)

Sports, dalliance,

wan-

tonness.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

from R.^vfc)

(/. from

Hemp (Cannabis

R.

1.

R.

(mfn. pres. part,

a.

Right, proper,

^\5ll^U3

S2tt*T

2. Deceit, dis-

guise, irony, sarcasm, a repartee.

gesture. 4.

^Rft3

v. a.

wave

noun of ^sSll'SjC^) The causing a

(v.

^31PTCI1

(from R.

(from R.

breach.

3.

hint, a

v. a.

^fiiy*

^gj ) To

break, to frac-

2.

^jf)

1.

disguise,

(from R.

{mfn. from R.

Apt

Fracture, separa-

a deceit, irony,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 466).

bend of a

to

Devoted

to re-

ligious service or worship.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

Gr. 725) Divisible,

^5Uf TI

liable to

Wilkins

be divided or

shared.

2.

a.

(mfn. pres. part. p. R.

adored or worshipped,

river.

receiving

^3^)

Being

homage

or

service.
vii.

(^T^)

To

break, to fracture,

to rend, to destroy.

Crooked,

3. Fraudulent, cheating, dishonest,

or

To worship,

undo.

to break, fragile, brittle.

The elbow

(mfn. from R.

a.

Root,

(m.)

Con-

(from ^s3tl<^3) Causing to adore,

a.

wit, a repartee.

bent.

a.

adore, to pay homage, to serve.

^\^J^t*r
s.

1.

To cause a

person to adore, worship, or serve,

or breaker. Also ^0*fit(/.).

ture, to ruin, to disperse, to

a.

proper form,

a.,

fit.

^ KM)

(cans, of

v. a.

s.

sativa).

Fracture, breach,

distortion, separation, division.

tion,

^3F + ^*lT.U)

worship, or serve.

(/.

s.

^31^1

strained.

^R^t
s.

Attention, atten-

person to serve or to worship.

^T + ^ni)

(m.

ficulty in

R. ^s5Uf>^H

venerable, honourable.

^31^1*1"

Hemp.

appointing, cheating.
s.

Entitled to attendance or worship, adorable,

3.

^$11 U

with

(/)

breaking, a split-

disappointment, discomfiture, interruption.

making a

measure

distribute, to

'

a.

give.

With

to speak.

shine,

dance, service, worship, adoration. Also

m. from R.

^9l<?<

To

divide, to

investigate, to discriminate, to discuss.

(n.

s.

To

To

3.

(with the insertion of a

x.

^fclTRS) To

sister.

to cook food.

Also,

prefixed,

to serve, to
1.

to.

dress,

nasal,

Disappointed,

hopes.)

^f^ft) A

(corrupt, of

s.

Of broken

(Lit.

To

separate.

disabled, incapacitated.

^tt*!

(^\5lf^) To worship,

i.

be attached

+^) Broken-winged

^httf^ITl a. (from^j

2134

(mfn. R.

a.
s.

rending.

2.

+ ^51^)

Changing money

1.

Breaking,

for smaller coin.

^3

2135

^jj^T

R.

(n.

s.

"Svjf

2136

+ SCT)

or demolishing a thing

The

act of breaking

the changing of

^sf^j^

(from R.

a.

changing money

^t^U3 v. a.

^\Root,

Gained as a surplus by

(^*tf??) To sound, to speak.

i.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

Sounded, uttered

for a smaller coin.

(from R.

To break,

to fracture.

talk nonsense, to babble,

to gabble.

money

the solution of a doubt or difficulty.

To

v. a.

^Ttsjl

(-%m.

s.

spoken, said.

from R. ^ls+^)

com-

poser, an author.

^r&^RooT,
2.

^>

To

1.

i.

hire, to maintain.

&

(m. from R.

s.

a combatant.
tribe

a barbarian.

a.

hold, to cherish.

3.

To speak.

1.

An

2.

To

^|*tU3

^HaWt

Roasted on a

The egg-plant (Solanum Me-

(/.)

longena).

ghost, a goblin.

^T^)

(mfn. from R.

spit.

^3

s.

(m. from R.

^F3J

(m. from R.

^T^J

man, a philosopher.
encomiast

scholar, a learned

(Beng.)

2.

a person

1.

who

a. Hypocritical,

bard, an

(mfn.

arranges matches.

^tt^t>

^+

(m.

s.

philosopher, a teacher

2. Deceit,

worshipful

^flpfU

^s3*T

Reverend, venerable,

(n.

s.

from R.

Unmeaning

s.

^S^Root,

i.

treat with merriment.

prove, to upbraid.
)

War,

^%J) A

1.

2.

queen who has

To rally, to
To speak.

Also,

To do an

s.

<3\i<P

(from ^3<C)

(from

s.

i.

(^jf^)

Also

^3^1

To

re-

and

x.

s.

oftj

s.

bia

boasting.

R.

^3 ?)

Bengal madder (Ru-

Also

(from R.

^3J

and

(/.)

^M(/.>
^f^T a.

a.

to

(from R. ^3^3?)

To

give up, to

also

Also

^3^3^"

an undertaking.

s.

^20^)

Imposing, ostentatious,

ful.

s.

(from R.

^^jpfjlTl

(m.)

deceive,

^3^) Happy,

tree

(Mimosa

to

fortunate,
Sirisha)

^3j Deceit, imposition

Also
a.

To

impose upon.

(mfn. from R.

auspicious,

(from

Imposition, deceitfulness,

Box.).

Manjith,

ruption.
a.

^^3)

(from

(/. from

mimick,

deception, an imposition.

desist from, to relinquish

^O^t^T

scur-

auspicious act.

v. a.

3.

trickery.

deride, to
3.

armour.

or indecency.

rility

^jt^H

transport-boat.

Mail,

2.

battle.

v.

^3

+ 3^f^T) A

Deceitful

talk, prattle, chit-chat.

C^33)

(/.) or

Deceit, deception

Also ^^1<<1? (mfn.).

respectable.

been consecrated as well as her husband.

^^5"k>

imposition.

scholar, a

a doctor.

(/. from R.

jester,

hypocritical ascetic.

3ltl>tt6)

(mfn. from

a.

m.

mischief, wickedness.

^Olgt^

s3l

pretended.

(-f^

s.

Best, chief, eminent.

mimic, a

(.) Buffoonery, deceitfulness, hypocrisy.

s
ci.

1.

buffoon, a dissembler.
s.

speak, to say, to

warrior, a soldier,

outcast of a particular

3.

To

(from R.

v. a.

talk.

(from

inter-

^3^1

Treacherous, deceit-

2138

2137

^ft^Ls.

The hum of

(from R.

To

(from R.

v. a.

bees.

buzz, to

^tSffal

(from

a.

^1^1ttU3)

Humming,

rt^fratntfe

large blue fly

Root,

cious act.

To

^jq

(Musca

and

i.

x.

2.

To

Carey.

vomitoria).

(With the
1.

insertion of a

To do an

auspi-

^3^3"

(re.)

s.

may

1.

2.

Good,

called karanas,

Auspiciousness, pros-

1.

~s3tl

and respectful

One

G3

'Prosperity
!'

a phrase

address,

^3+^3?) A

foetida).

fragrant grass

^+TR) The seed of the Echites

(f.^ + ^tl)

(f. from

^W)

Sandalwood.

The second,

seventh, and
a.

(Beng.)

fre-

Auspicious, prosperous, good.

5tet*Ti
a sacred

^Eftef

s.

(f.

The name of

As. Res. vn. 241.

river.

(^EJ + 3I^W) Good and

s.

and

pros-

evil,

decline.

of the astrological periods

considered as unlucky

-31

(/.)

(Gmelina

virtuous,

perity
2.

shrub (Pajderia

twelfth days of the lunar fortnight,

quently inserted after the expression of a wish

or request.

(m.

s. (re.

Auspicious, pros-

prosperity attend thee

of affectionate

tree

or Wrightea antidysenterica.

s.

perity, happiness, welfare

to thee,

+ ^4) A

prosper, to thrive, to be happy.

perous, propitious, happy.

pure.

(Cyperus pertenuis).

s.

pious,

(/.)
s.

shine.

(mfn. R.

a.

s.

(^t^ftnl+ntfe) a

^tf3, ^Hufe)

nasal,

3.

s.

(f. from

s.

arborea).

^W^l

buzzing.

^t^TO

See

terisms.

Wtft

hum.

^3

the twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh lunar as-

(/) or

auspiciousness, felicity

also

~? (*.) Goodness,

^^1^^

s.

(re.

1.

throne.
:

2.

the

and crossed underneath, and turned

legs bent

gentlemanliness.

^H + Nil'r*f*i)

The posture of a devotee while meditating

so as to bring the ancles in contact with the

ad. Sans, (accus. case of

Happily,

well, rightly.

*0Q<

a.

^>y<P
ficent,

^)

(mfn. from
a.

(mfn.

Pleasing, beautiful.

^+

from R.

^)

s.

(/.

(m.

Manu

An

3.

(Beng.~)

dwel-

s.

epithet of the

(from R.

kind (Viverra

in. 89.

^3^?) An animal of the weasel

Bundur, Buchanan's MSS.).

Carey.

+ <) A golden jar filled

with

water from a holy place or from the Ganges,

and used

sides.

homestead.

its

ling-house.

^H + ^Ht)

goddess Durga.

Wilson.

close to the

house and

Bene-

doing good.

^K|<pln1

perineum, whilst the soles of the feet are held

at the consecration of a king.

Wilson.

(m. from R.

s.

Birth.

3.

^)

Existence, being.

1.

The world.

4.

An

2.

epithet of Siva.

5. Acquisition, gain, prosperity, welfare.

The construction
of magical squares.

^yi-tl^?

s.

(m.

Colebr. Alg. p. 113.

^Ej+TTfa)

sort of pine

(Pinus

Devadaru).

WW

s.

(f from S3EJ+*|Tl) A name

0<^\ii

^>

a.

Thine, yours.

See^Tfr.
femin. of

given to

(mfn.

s.

(n.

from R.

^)

See
1.

<3<1^.

Being, production,

2140

2139

2.

birth.

house, a dwelling, an abode

especially

plied

abodes

to

the

Brahma and

of

ap-

paradises

several

or

other deities.

the

Colebr. Alg. p. 111.

^fWfte

(n.

s.

^ft^ + ^te)

^)

ing, unavoidable, necessary to occur.

Gr.

p. 426.

sa^^JE

^fWTftft

(-f^\

s.

Also

world.

<3<\W*\

^+
^

prophecying.

(-3"^

m .).
to

Also

s.

from R.

(f.

Durga

goddess

or

be or become, who or what

be or occur.

V)

ParvatI

^3*R*rH

in her

mild and

'^)U

s.

To

a.

(-^

Gr. % 764)

Who

is

821)

Who

is

s.

Wilkins'

an awl.

v. n.

frighten, to alarm

terrify.

ing, apprehensive.
a.

(mfn.

from^ +

Wilkins

Gr.

formidable.
793) Terrific, alarming, fearful,

<3iKj

1^1
a.

or becomes, extant, existent, hap-

Dreading, fear-

Wilkins' Gr. 798,

(from^T + ^tT)

a.

(mfn.

^U3<t>i*te

a.

Timid.

^I + 'EN?) Put to
(mfn. ^I + ^*H^)

flight.

Awful,

formidable, terrible.

(n.fut. part. a. R. ^P) Futurity, the

^JWlfl

(from

a.

^TT + R. 3f) Free from

ter-

ror or fear.

future.

^fW^^T

s.

(m.

^fW^ + ^R)

time to come, futurity.

2.

The

1.

The

future tense (in

grammar).

^fW^gr)

To

To

py, prospering.

^fW^

particular

<fr^ Csf

^ + 3^)

or becomes, actually being

R.

(Beng.)

v. a.

or disposed to be.

Po-

(n.)

Fear, dread, danger,

alarm, terror.

fear;

^IT^"

mfn. from R.

gimlet

(m. from R.

v. a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

(from h.

epithet of the

ordained by heaven.

^1^31

(/.) or

s.

a conse-

variety of rice.

Likely or necessary to be or occur, unavoid;

fruit,

q*Wt>dl) A

(from

(m.) Prosperity, welfare.

able

liteness, civility, courtesy.

(mfn. from ^3^") Prosperous, happy.

a.

\31

2.

true,

happy,

Thou,

a term of respectful

^) An

right,

fit,

prosperous,

(w.) 1. Existence, being.

peril,

s.

about to be,

is

Likely or necessary

1.

Proper,

2.

well-bred, auspicious,

beneficent form.
a.

from R. ^3)

quence, a result.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 117.

address.

^3lrfl.

your honour.

mfn. from R.

your honour

sir,

^f^J^a. (-^mfn. fut. part. a. R. |>) What

a. (mfn.
(

mfn.).

pron.

you

^ftt

Wilkins' Gr.

Like you, like

819)

Wilkins'

future.

3TtTf^"(?n.) and

<3<1^<P

^fW^ + ^t-

The ocean of the

(mfn. from

a.

mfn.

Impendwill

(m.

s.

pre-

diction, a prophecy.

(iH*!^) Predicting,

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

^SPR a.
Sabda S.

^ilH^ a.
s.

prophet, one

(-^
who

m.

3R#V+38r^) A

predicts future events.

(from ^TT) Awful,

frightful, terrible.

p. 316.

(mfn. from R.

formidable.

v3l

formidableness.

^t)

(/.) or

Terrible, fearful,

^ (n.)

Awfulness,

2142

2141

SKIRLS

^TT + Slf^?)

(mfn.

a.

Apprehensive,

Also^ill\3

timid, frightened, alarmed.

^s3+W)

(n.

s.

region of king

Bharata.)

India.

^U^.

See

(mfn.*).

sovereign,

^X^l^l

skylark (Alauda arvensis).

king, a ruler.

^ + ^5)

from R.

(m.

s.

The

(Lit.

1.

The name of a

2.

celebrated ancient muni or sage.

<3<

s.

(m. from R.

(Beng.)

^)

filling,

load, a burthen.

^R^iT
(mfn.)

a.

fulfilling,

Carrying as a load, bearing, supporting,

taining

used in comp.

a.

e. g.

Supporting the universe, from 1<rt

+^".

universe,
2.

See

2.

s.

the tide)

sus-

(mfn.)

(n.)

(^"+^)

a.

1.

^Tl

The

Hope, encouragement, expectation, con-

s.

fidence, faith, courage,

Gr. 768.

Wilkins'

Morton.

the moon).

full (as

Full, brimful; high (as

v.n.

To encourage

v. a.

To hope

v. n.

(Beng.) Full, complete.

To
etc?.

^<<P

>Saws.

(from R. "W) Much, excessive.

(n. ?

from R.

s.

^) A

fruit-garden,

confide

an

^X^ltel

^)<^1)

(from

a.

or hope, courageous.

^ + 3pr)

R.

(n.

supporting

bearing,

wages.

1.

act of carrying,

sustaining.

or

(Beng.) The

3.

The

filling

Hire,

2.

^Tl

s.

(n.

C
l

+ C pft^cl)

The sup-

a.

to

^K^tftr^
full,

A load,

2.

1.

s.

of a gun.

<3<i5t\3
fill,

Also

(from ^"ftl\?) Filled,

brimful,

of a thing, the

loading of a gun, the making up of a deficiency.

^TtPTfa

venture,

Full of expectation

orchard.
s.

To

v. a.

dare.

3.

a cargo.

complete,

The charge

Fulness, the filling of a thing.

of

v. a. (caus.

^RtsJ)

1.

supply a deficiency.

to cause to

plying of a person with food and raiment.

To cause to
2. To cause

to support or maintain.
s.

(f.

from R.

^)

The name of

the second

^Tft?

s.

(from^ i^US) The filling up of a

hole.

lunar mansion, containing three stars (Musca).

As. Res.

^TfllT

it.

s.

293.

^ + 3FftlT)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

^TtflTrl

entitled to support.

tained,

2.

Proper to be

<3

filled.

^Tfr

s.

from R.

1.

Wa ges, hire.

2.

Working
s.

a.

C-^I

mfn.

for hire, living

(m. from R.

"oTti+R. ^3T

^T^^o.

on wages.

SJ?)

1.

The name of a

^^f^K?

his wife

KaikeyI.

2.

The son

Dushmanta by SakuntalA.

3.

A weaver.

5.

load sufficient

The sinking under a weight

or

(Beng.)

(^ +

3l1

^)

Completely

full,

v. a.

(from R.

s.

(m.)

^)

To

fill,

to

fill

up, to

to load a gun.

name of Siva.

The name

of a celebrated writer on dramatic composition.

4.

3.

1.

Oppressive calamity or

2.

supply a deficiency
^^O

of

hire or

brimful, thronged.

younger brother of Rama, and son of king

Dasarat'ha by

Paying

under a misfortune.

^) lj^<P

vessel.

misfortune.

Main-

tenance, support.

^J<^3

(^1+^f$)

s.

to sink a
(n.

^<Rt\3)

(from

a.

Hire, wages.

wages, supporting or maintaining a person.

Proper to be borne, supported, or main-

1.

^Tftt3)

(from

skylark.

^"PT^.

(n.

from R/EF1T

(In the ancient dialect

of the vedas) Light, splendour, lustre.

^1

2143

^FTs. (n.

R.

"SF^+vAW ) The act of scorching,

parching, frying, or baking.

*

oT^sS

a.

2.

+ ^tt^T ) A frying-pan.

(m.

^&

7
(mfn. pret. part. p. R. "S

(~^l\n.

s.

R.

Wages,

1.

hire.

Gold.

^IRoot,

(^ft3)

1.

describe,

^) Fried,

2144

expound, to explain.

to

(W^U3)

and x. (SO'HilW) To

To

1.

hurt, to injure.

Also,
2.

To

1.

give,

scorched, parched.
x.

(from R.

v. a.

^F^) To parch,

to roast,

to fry, to scorch, to bake.

2.

<0^3<J
to

^+

a. (mfn.fut. part. p. R.

be supported or maintained

^51

( ^

5.

^ + ^)

m. R.

supporter, a nourisher.

333) Proper

up.

Root,

To

To

cherisher, a

hurt, to injure

(?w.)

s.

1.

to

husband.

wound, to

bear.

(mn.)

2.

(m. from

<2SS|l\S<t s.

prince,

and ^fe<Pl

cent-shaped head.
princess.

The name of a

Root,

x.

dis-

(^^f^
"PR^,

or

To
,

-G3) To

ing,

{mfn. R.

a.

reviling,

(n.

abusing,

a.

Also

Root, in. (3^jf^)

(from R.

a.

Also

threatened,

(h.^jJU ^j) The extent of a

(^ff\J) To

1.

To

(Only used

shine.

2.

To

in the ancient

^<PH

^T?)

Insipid, vapid, diluted.

(/.).
s.

per-

^3^1
^FH

s.

of perfume.

s.

or

^3t^1

Boggy, plashy,

(_^IH

^^tftpft
hurt, to injure.

^^+^T?) A bellows.

(/. from R.

a.

i.

of a

Reproach,

son's strength.

Root,

rail.

dialect of the vedas.}

1.

menaced.
.

2.

Reproach-

R.^^v^-f-^^ )

Reviled, blamed, abused, upbraided

bark, to growl.

^^f^^) A dog.
R. ^+3FT) The barking

(n.

s.

upbraiding,

^MTTi

(mfn. pret. part. p.

^<^<pi^ s

Also ^Sd<P (m.).

bear.

blame, to abuse.

^V^T+SH)

menace.

arrow with a cres-

dog.

abuse, the upbraiding or reviling of any one.

2. Threat,

(m.)

(m. R.

s.

prefixed.

^V^+^I^)

blaming,

R.

^38^3

The marking-nut plant

2.

reproach, to upbraid, to

Often with

threatening, menacing.
s.

Also

An

1.

(Wl3f) To

i.

abuse,

<r

^V*T^

(m.)

s.

Root,

to reprove, to reproach, to threaten.

3lf%

kind of ar-

the brother of king

poet,

(Semecarpus Anacardium).

VlKRAMADITYA.

^S^T

To

The marking-nut plant

^M)

(/. from

s.

empire.

Hindu

3.

(/.).

designated as successor, and associated in the

tinguished

kill.

The marking-nut (Seme-

3.

(Semecarpus Anacardium).

young

to describe.

tell,

carpus Anacardium).

Fulness, a load, a cargo.

^)

1.

See^j..

row.

>

(from R.

(SOSSlW)

i.

give.

nourishable.

1.

2.

(^)HilC3) To throw

n R.
.

(f.

(/.).

soft.

^T + ^PT)

from

Also

Ashes.

^H^T + 1^) A
5

sort

2146

2145

'^^\kS

s.

(/. from

The

sisu-

^}T^3

2.

ii.

To become

prefixed to

2.

Beauty.

3.

PR^,

Distorted, crooked,

awry.

Light, radiancy, lustre.

The shadow of any

^p")

or

object.

^3\J1

s.

^t3i

(from

s.

plait.

^TT3iC3)

An

2.

1.

whirlpool.

folding, a fold, a

an admix-

adulterative addition,

a sophistication

reptitious,

See^H.

3Tt^3) A

(corrupt, of

an alloy

ture,

Colebr. Alg. p. 106.

^\%

(corrupt, of

to seem.

to appear,

it.

1.

^ifd

shine, to be fulgent.

3Tfe,

^1)

(/. from R.

s.

To

manifest,

Often with 3lf3,

^1

See

a jibe.

jest,

Root,

qtf^T from R. JSFJJ

(corrupt, of

5.

tree (Dalbergia Sisoo).

v.

a.

To

roll.

any thing

sur-

adul-

alloy, to

terate, to sophisticate.

(corrupt, of

an

as

5T ) A

expression

brother.

Also used

of affectionate

address to

kinsmen or acquaintances generally.

^Ol^Oll

Dear brother

s.

(A form

^t3[1

^TSFT a.

of affectionate

^TK5lU3)

(from

s.

(from

^rf35U3) Mixed,

not pure, sophisticated.

address.)

(^l^+^ft) A

s.

^felU3 v.
in plaits.

^ttftvftlTl

(from

s.

(from R.

a.

brother's daughter, a

niece.

^tt.+ Rvil*4 ) The

cond day of the moon's increase

in the

se-

month

adulterated,

Ben.

To vary

2.

^)

1.

To

fold, to

put

the notes in singing.

plant (Volkameria infortunata).

Hort.

p. 46.

Kartika, on which day the Hindus entertain

(corrupt, of

Carey.

their brethren or near relations.

A weir.

2.

^TTl

s.

(^ttt+Pfl from^T) A

3.

mil
The ceremony
powder of sandal wood on the

^l$Wl

s.

(corrupt, of ^3

brother's

wife.

species of grass

s. 1.

(corrupt, of

a pitcher.

2.

younger bro-

ther's wife.

hun P.
o

s.

(from

qt^+3Tfa1) An

ornamental

(Andropogon

aci-

elder brother's

A small earthen pot,

^3^) An

impostor, a

a mimick, a buffoon.

Mo-

p. 91.

v. a.

^t^3

^1^3)

(from R.

juggler, a deceiver
(corrupt, of "EftT^"*! )

An

Carey.

culatus).

^TT\5

^)

a marble.

Ebb-tide.

Carey.
for

s.

ball,

plant (Volkameria odorata). Hort. Ben. p. 46.

of marking the foreheads of brethren or near

festival called

brother's

son.

relations with

?)

impose upon

To

(from R.

deceive, to

to mimic.

wife.
s.

^3^3
an

s.

(corrupt, of

article.
v. a.

^l<T) The

The

noun of

ceiving or imposing upon.

To

(v.

act of de-

price or value of

value an article, to

fix

a price.

<)iOlRui
6

a.

(from

Also ^T\5TpT

<ikSiU3)

Swindling, de-

<sW

2147
ceiving, imposing upon.

An

s.

impostor,

swindler, a cheat.

6.

^t\5t^T|5

s.

^t\5t^W) A

(from

mutual im-

position or swindling.

^l3t*I

(from

s.

"^KFtfl^)

5.

Part of any thing given as

interest.

of time, the thirtieth part of a

division

sign of the Zodiac

^tW

(n.

s.

a degree of a

fate.

8.

circle.

(Beny.^ Escape,

To run away,

v. a.

Imposition, cheat-

Also ^Kjtsfj,

ing, deceitfulness.

A half-

Luck, fortune,

^1 +.^3)

7.

flight.

to fly.

The making of a

partition into lots or shares.

4.

Colebr. Aly. p. 13.

of a fraction.
rupee.

2148

^WR

(corrupt, of

s.

"sfcjffl^)

store-room,

a place where household-goods and utensils are

kept

makes a

a treasury.

^3)

m.) or
s.

^Tf\5

3*^) De-

(corrupt, of "^tfi?" from R.

s.

mockery,

rision,

^t^t^? (m.y

razor-case, a case.

(/.

^+0^*fl')

The

allot-

shares.

^f^lTf^

Also

raillery.

ment of

who

^t^T^T^t

Also

partition or division.

(-f<FT
<jTh3s. (from

person

s.

^1 +3ftf3)

(/.

of fractions to a

common

The reduction

denominator.

Colebr.

^JT^j^i a. Foolish, stupid, awkward, useless.

Aly.
:

^ft<Fk>

s.

(m. "^I

^h

The name of a peak

1.

Himalaya mountains commonly

Bhakur. 2. A fish (Perca Nilotica).

in the

^t^a. {"%mfn.
in,

partaking of

a.

( ^^mfn.)

2.

(from R.

in

comp.

s.

(n.)

used in comp.

1.

Sharing

\3"t^

e. g.

Partaking of the

e. g.

them

common

to

fractions, or of

denominator.

Colebr. Aly. p. 13.

^T^TTi

(^t^+^Hl?)

s.

The bamboos

i.

109.

a house.

used

^TSttfftT

s.

(n.

^\ +

fortune, destiny.

(<ftl from

^ffct3\3 a. (mfn. from

ix. 30.

R. $1

1.

Fate,

(m.) Royal revenue.

2.

^-f^SFP-f

from

other (god),

^t^tfa+S^TT)

which are placed immediately under the roof of

^^^t^a. (-%mfn.) Wor-

Bhag. Gita

r>;

s.

Four modes of assimilation of

from

fruits,

Manu

fruit,

%1^fStei^
reducing

Worshipping, adoring

shipping no

^fl^.

from R. ^ffc|j

called

p. 13.

^t^)

Holy, sacred,

divine.

^HvlsF

s.

(m. from

'^2*3')

dependent, one

who

^ 33^

is

regularly supplied with food.

^s^Kt
A
true

^t 9
A

s.

^1 +*lt3)

(-^ /.

a pretender to

Wilkins' Gr. 822)

part, a share, a portion, a lot

By

(/.) Night,

vision, allotment

particular

^jt^tSTR

(m.

v\T\+Wt$

^5t^tt\5

s.

Colebr. Aly. p. 8.

L^j

(from h.

from R. ") (In

?)

A place

where dead

1.

used in comp.

cows are thrown.

Carey.

night-time, from
.

rule of division.

a sciolist.

(m. from R.

tribution of

s.

arithmetic) Division.
;

as in
s.

soi-disant philosopher

knowledge

s.

(-f^\m.

^W3l

as in

2.

Distribution, di-

TftTT^t^

an inheritance.

3.

s.

(m.) Dis-

The numerator

Reduction of quantities to uniformity by the addition of a fraction.

^WWCTtft

s.

Colebr. Aly. p. 15.

(/.

^1*1

+ sprite; +

2150

2149

^tfe)

Reduction of quantities to uniformity

Colebr. Alg.

subtraction of a fraction.

by the

ttk.ltalFl
division

A partition,

an equal

(from^tPlPBT ) A

sister's son.

^tt^ft.-Cfrom^tftm) A sister's
^tftFTS

daughter.

^Ppft) A

patronymic of

(m.

s.

Mo-

Also

p. 11.

affected

( t^l^ mfn.)

(from ^1^[) Smoking hemp-leaves.

^IfrT

( v.

s.

Concerned

in a loss,

+^tPt^.

loss,

(/. from

name

An

act of

(Mugil Ce-

also ^t^TUt^

Buchanan's Mysore).

(Cyprinus Ariza,

(m.)

^T^ftlTl

s.

(m.)

bursting.

2.

Change, small

(from^tfft3) Broken,

iSlffl a.

s.

coin.

fractured, torn,

breach, a fracture.

(from

s.

breaking, tear-

(from 3tft[t3) Breaking, tearing,

a.

epithet of the

of one of the rivers that

1.

ing, or bursting.

s.

a companion, an accomplice,

also the

fish

The

species of

burst,

1.

Cyprinus Mullus, Buchanan's

also

phalotis,

2.

(from

partner.

^fflfSSft s.

^tfe3)

noun of

breaking or dissolving.

3Pf 5>VT

by a detriment, from ^^pjUiT

partaker,

Ganges

^1^3 a.

Partaking

used in comp. e.g.

Detriment, damage,

friend-

Carey.

(-Pt\i/-^+H)

^3 1 Hi a.

p. 57.

The breaking up of

^t^fff^ s. (from

fish

sharing in:

of,

plant (Indi-

sister's

(femin. of

daughter.
a.

2.

Hort. Ben.

linifolia).

MSS.):

sister's son.

s.

p. 40.

ship, the leaving off an old habit.

partnership.

^TpH1 s.
hun P.

(from ^t^l

s.

Mohun P.

sativa).

gofera

p. 15.

^fl.

which are smoked by the Hindus (Cannabis

^Ifte?) The

ing of a thing,

a.

tearing or break-

Torn, broken.

fall into it.

^TPTfal

(from

s.

^H 7

^r!TfTTn

(from

a.

^1f$TC3)

ing, fracturing.

a deserter.
a.

(mfn. from

destiny, fortune

^trjj^t^

s.

Wilkins' Gr. 725)

s.

especially

(_3"<^ mfn.
Also

tunate, lucky.

lVtJ%U

^Tf^"Tp^

^3

or divided,

To be shared

(m.

Luck, chance,

(n.)

good

^p+3"^)

For-

^f 7!?^

^ti+^t^)

a.

(from

s.

(^If^T

for

^t^ + ;3~f*ft?)

(from R.

hemp

^) To

In-

stupid.

burst, to break,

v. a. 1. To destroy, to break into

To change money. 3. To wade
4. (In arithmetic) To reduce.

be broken,
2.

through.

^fl.

^t^ffa)

a.

(from

^ft)

hemp,

leaves of

Addicted to smoking the

sottish.

Venturing,

Morton.

commence-

^t^ft^T

(mfn. from ^ff^() Yielding hemp.

a.

^Ififjvjl a.

Bandy-legged, having the

(from

knees far apart.

fortune.

(corrupt, of <3^T) 1.

The course of

A
^T^[

to

v. n.

pieces.

running a risk, trying one's fortune.

ment of good

toxicated with the smoking of

^tf^3

fortune.

fortune, risk, chance.

^iT^Tfeirl

Breaking, tear-

a runaway,

fugitive,

Hemp,

the leaves of

^1t3^Root,

6X2

x.

(^1kWf3) To

divide, to sepa-

2151

2152

rate, to

prefixed to

Often with

to allot.

distribute,

pT

<5is5l<^ ad. Sans.

With

^Is5l1

(n.

5.

Division.

A fit
or

^tl

R.

2.

Any

1.

(In arithmetic)

vessel, a cup, plate,

see ^tt^T

&c.

3.

^ (/)

(n.) Worthiness, fitness, urbanity.

^RtPltW

s.

(from R.

s.

v. a.

To

The ebb-tide. *-$$*IS3

downward

ebb, to run

(as the tide).

^tffrllttH,. (^tftTTlfrom^l, + ^"H)

^t^+^I^T)

or deserving person

(In arithmetic)

Colebr. Alg. p. 8.

divisor.

and Gracula

tristis

Carey.

speed, speedily, quickly.

^tfcl

(m. from R.

s.

Paradisea

tristis, Linn.*).

Wilkins' Gr. 552.

<3l0l<P

MSS. ;

nan's

it.

kind of thrush (Turdus Salica, Bucha-

bird, a

(from^tf^ + CatW) A

variety of rice.

^tf&ul<
t|

(from R.

s.

nace, a

(corrupt, of

s.

"Sp^)

brick-kiln, a fur-

The way the

2.

still.

1.

sutler.

See

tide ebbs.

frying-pan.

The
baked, roasted,

fried.

s.

v. a.

(v.

s.

To cause

(cans, of ^3

noun of

^W^ts?)
fried,

(from

or scorched,

a.

wife.

a.

(from R. ^T5

^) To bake, to parch,

(corrupt,

s.

of

to

renter, a tenant.

Also ^) lo lp&Xli

p. 83.

let,

hire, to rent.

(from S3 KM)

s.

^tl

s.

(from R. 'O ^) Feigning, pretence.

s.

(w.) 1.

a pot, &c.

to scorch, to roast, to fry.

S5T^

Bt^TPl

To

^jt^+^3)

Divided, distributed, allotted, apportioned.

^)lR5H.^.

a.

To

Mohun P.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

hire, the price

paid for any thing,

hire.

brother's

Rent,

(corrupt, of

fried.

S. p. 254.
a.

hack-horse.

The causing

Baked, parched, scorched, roasted,

^1f0l\S

Sabda

from

to

a thing to be baked,

Sabda

of quail (Perdix diceca).

S. p. 381.

bake, or parch.

^tet^T

A sort

thing parched,

roasted, or fried.

fry,

afternoon.

Parched, scorched,

(from <3

a.

S^ + ^^tf)

elder

vessel, a cup,

a plate, a vat,

a case, a razor-case.

principal.

capital,

An

Any

3.

Buffoonery, mimickry.

The bed of
5.

Any

2.

Stock,

a river.

4.

ornament.

brother's wife.
s.

oloP

(mfn. Jut. part. p. R. 'oVs^+TT) Divi-

a.

sible, fit to

be divided or distributed,

s.

(w.?)

(In arithmetic) The dividend. Colebr. Alg. p. 8.

s.

(corrupt, of

gyrist, a bard.
s.

2.

or of ^5ll)

A king's

1.

pane-

messenger.

(m.) Rent, hire, the price paid for any

thing.

^t&3TtfsW

s.

(corrupt, of

fat^tf^l) A

(from ^jt^3 ) (In arithmetic)

The computation of the exchange of goods.

(Lit. Commodity for commodity.) Colebr. Alg.
p. 38.

^Wtte
room,

^to + ^lWT) fe A
a magazine. 2. (w.) A treasury.

^Tfa

s.

s.

(m.

of'^jW^") A

(corrupt.

house,

a magazine

p. io3,

mwv*r*- 9g?i i5

a treasury.

store-

store-

Mohun P.

2154

2153

^ll^UT.

^TROT") The keeper

(from

s.

store-house or magazine

a steward, a

of a

caterer.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^5l+v3) Bright-

^jtvjj a.

ened, shone, splendid,

morning.

(Beng. from

2.

Mohun P.

s.

Dawn,

(m.)

1.

^S

Boiled

the
rice.

p. 74.

5.

Hort. Ben.

plant (Smithia aspera, Rox.).

^TTHC^3)

^TtCtsJ v.

^W^T

s.

^Wtt\?)

noun, of

(.

person to cleanse rice from

(corrupt, of

^2^)

supporter, a nourisher.

^I^l1

(from

s.

2.

(/. R.

s.

^tk'lf^U'lusM

^t3) A

s.

1.

provider,

husband.

who

servant

Also

main-

is

(coiTupt. of

(from ^ftj)

ripens during the

^y^ts<p?) a

1.

husks,

a.

Light, a ray of light.

a planet or luminary

in general.

^[+3^)

mfn,

a.

nous, splendid, radiant

beautiful,

Lumi-

(m.) The

s.

sun.
(corrupt,

^TW ^

a.

^1^)

of

To

v. n.
5

Vapour,

steam.

reek.

(^H + ^1 + 5^)

Scenting after

steam, mouldy, musty.

species of rice

month Bhddra.

which

As. Res.

(. from

for

a month (August

^pffl )

September).

The name of
As. Res. in.

^Hl^JpT s.
^tf*fc3

+ vffi) A

(from

sort of

cake

^TEpfa

s.

from

WW)

The month Bha-

September).
(f from ^5+^) A name common

dra (August

^T^Tfi s

to the twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh lunar

asterisms,

Prior

distinguished

and

'

by the

epithets ^P<r

Subsequent.'

As. Res.

s.

(corrupt, of

brother's wife.

3^ + <^)

Existence, being.
in

comp.

the

e.

Wilkins' Gr. 822)

2.

State,

condition

Nature, natural pe-

3.

4.

Meaning, design;
5.

Mind,

Emotion, passion, sentiment, mental

Trans. R.A.S.

7. Birth.

tion.

1.

used

(w.) The state of

g.

the meaning of a verbal root.

6.

or clever

person

i.

soul.
affec-

562.

8.

the manager of a

theatre.
s.

his

The month Bhadra

(m. ^Tfa + ^)

voice with

ill,

290.

^1) The trumping up of a story.

singer

sentiment,

s.

who modulates
Easily moved,

a.

(^Fte+ CFfa) A

The day when the moon

month Bhadra. As. Res.

susceptible of emotions.

"steUrfe

(from R.

to emit

culiarity or disposition.

a.
is full in

reek,

A younger

see^t^.
(/. from S5t|!)

37^) To

an owner, ownership.

Also ^3

^TlW^r s. (V^ + Zfi^)

s.

(m. from R.

s.

learned

323.

(from

v. n.

steam or vapour.

sfa

290.

s.

The causing

its

or sweetmeat cooked in steam.

s.

wft

The sun

s.

x. 7.

ix.

2.

<oUfviUl

species of grass (Cyperus pertenuis).

'

husk

Pounded, cleansed from the husk.

^JSTfr

Splendour, brightness.

tained for his services.

s.

or

p. 56.
.

^lf\j

in

Also

a mortar.

rice in

To pound

(from R.

a.

^Ffcr s (m. from R. <f1

5.

Cleansing rice

a mortar.

^t^TTt^Tl

(from

a.

(mfn. from

nour's, your's sir

respectful address.

53?*)

plagiary.

Your's,

your ho-

a possessive pronoun used in

-^ (/)

Also ^t^T 5

^"te:

2155
<5T<l*l

an

(m. from R. Sp)

s.

cause

efficient

<T"T

^3

s.

<3t<rTl

An

(.)

existent being,

(/. from R.

s.

creator, a producer,

^)

1.

from

beings,

+^1<*1

Mental perception

2.

De-

monstration, proof, argument. Also^T<J*T

(ra.).

See Trans. R.A..S.

3.

i.

111.

(In mathematics) The accomplishing a thing

by combination.

^T^TIIR?

Thoughtful,

SO^T) +

(mfn.

a.

Worthy of

consideration.

De-

serving meditation or care, entitled to reflection

v. a.

thing which

See Trans.

has a real or positive existence.

R.A.S.

^teTtU^

^R + TT^ from R.

(nA

s.

Sot^ + ^t5>) An impersonal

(n.1

verb.
s.

indication of
s.

The

(m.

sign or

any sentiment or passion.

p.

The

Purport, subject

^) An

unknown

equation involving
Colebr. Alg.

quantities.

-50'fpl'<F<*H

(mfn.

a.

^P^J^W)

Likely or

probable to occur, future.

*9)

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of R,

Established by evidence, proved, con-

i-

victed

obtained, got.

4.

ingre-

(^rre +^5) Thoughtful, anxious.

3.

(In mathematics)

unknown

Mixed (with

2.

Involving a product of
Colebr. Alg. p. 187.

quantities.

s.

factum, a product obtained by multipliColebr. Alg. p. 343.

cation.

Conscious

a.

(-ii^ra>.^tfe+^TiFr)
thoughtful, meditative, pensive.

v. a.

(from

^T^) To

anxious, or solicitous

be thoughtful,

to meditate, to reflect,

to ponder, to contemplate.

steam.

^TT3~3"1itU3

v. a.

(caus.

&m^Mb3) To alarm,

(from

^t3"T^3)

Amazement,

7i.

(from

Sol^,

a.

?)

<j\~<5.

+ ^*1+^) A

distin-

To be

or confusion, to faulter, to stagger.

in

emotion

*Utf3

|h

Future, what

^ + 3^

Wilkins Gr.

("N'T

mfn. from R.

what

about to be.

will be,

confusion, dismay.
v.

(/. from

guished or beloved woman.

to confuse or discompose the mind.

^W^Vfl

state, a

324.

^Hf3T\?

sitting over or breathing in of

33.

Another

501^ + ^31$)

(m.

4i|3wiiil

Sofat^l^

i.

(from SjfaTl) To convict, to

(m. from R.

(rc.)

s.

their affec-

from the material creation

matter ; object, scope.

abstract noun.

^t<T3"n>>

human mind and

^t^ + Nll3<)

(n.

s.

dients).

94.

i.

Sankhya

different state or condition.

a.

^te + vftnfi) A

(m.

Mor-

establish or prove a charge.

(mfn.).

^T^^n^

An

Also

requiring demonstration or proof.

^i<fiK3)

readily.

(In the

Trans. R.A.S.

of the body.

products of

(mfn. fut. part. p. of R.

a.

^)

tions, as distinguished

being meditated upon, deserving reflection or

^W],it

(m. Sot^

the faculties of the

5jRR

anxious, dejected.

^t^rflC

^iH^sfs.

Soi^talbi

a (mfn. ptifift

Without confusion,

ad.

system) The intellectual creation, comprising

or recollection, meditation, consciousness, imagi-

nation.

^T^T^l^
ton.

e. g.

The procreator of

(i.)

s.

used in comp.

2156

Mfe[

a.

p. 464).

is

(mfn. from R.
1.

Existing, existent.

2. Right,,

happy,

;;

H$pt

tff^

2157
well.

be, about to be

About

becoming

to be rich,

. (mfn.) Rich,

^^

^itE?

e. g.

v. a.

^t^i

Happiness,

s.

(from

R.^) A

^^te

arf.

(from

^3")

the fashion

as

of, like,

comedian.

e.

from ffil

<il(.<ki4

(m.)

s.

+^TR

SR+^SteT)

(m.

s.

A foe,

The

comp.

in

the

See <3K"

kind of madness.

the son of

Mahdbharata.

citation.

Caret/.

3.

SJWffcH

See

%t5ftfcfi

s.

actor, a

2.

mime.

See

(/. from

particular

patri-

usually called

(m.

s.

An

(m.)

3.

Speech, eloquence

1.

or the goddess of eloquence.

was the

it

or

Dushmanta.

great Sanskrit epic poem,

The appearance

(^W + ^^TCf)

s.

Bharata

of

^l<\S<

of a circumstance.

^f4^i^kC

upon another

^34^) h Bharatavarsha

India proper, so called because

to, for the

Used

from

(n.

s.

mony

In the manner of a foe, as a foe,

ff.

weight or load.

(from R. *jh The transferring of a

s.

<5l<T3

with a view

purpose that, in order that.

off a

person.

In the manner or after

;

To throw

burden or of a responsibility

auspiciousness, welfare, excellence.

^I^pI

loaded, to be under a responsibility

(mfn.)

from

rich,

s - ( ra

a.

To be

v. n.

(In comp.) Becoming, disposed to

3.

2158

2.

Dramatic

re-

quail (Perdix Chinensis).

.

<3T^

(mfn. fut. part. p. of R.

a.

^2

Wilkins'
!

Gr.

719) Future, about to be or occur

must

what

or will be.

Root,

^V<<1^

(^tenra)

i.

(Hibiscus

or x

^3TO(3) t

(m. from

s.

*>l<lf%
wrath.
sun.

3.

^) I f^-*l1

^H^) !

2.

(from R.

sister's

W\ )

Anger, passion,

Light, rad iance

the

husband.
passionate

woman.
Passionate,

^tu<k)ft

(corrupt, of

s.

wife's sister's

weight.

2.

1.

^t^ + TTf^) A

stick or pole

two persons

for car-

2.

s.

(from ^Ftej

t.

scaffold for building.

The throwing any charge

or responsibility on

(Beng.)

4.

load

3.

A yoke for

car-

charge, a trust, responsi-

^7^O.&*0

to appoint

^Wllpte

a.

(mfn.

tftt + ^itU^ ) Loaded;

to

an

with a

charged

trust.

s.

^tTT^t^) A sort

(femin. of

of

metre in Sanskrit prosody, a species of Atburden, a load, a

v. a.

a burden or from a responsibility

To

(/.

rying loads.

^jtTtZrel

p. 12.

weight of gold equal to twenty

two thousand palas.

rying burdens.
bility.

^)

^t^l1 + qtT) A

Mohun P.

husband.

(m. from R.

tolas or

s.

responsible, entrusted with a power,

wrathful, indignant.

s.

porter,

a person.
)

"Ol<

^t^ + R. 3"$^) A

laid over the shoulders of

HtTl

(femin. of ^tf^I'T)

s.

cotton

a carrier, a bearer of burdens.

be angry or wrathful, to be impatient.

m. from R.

SNrttjFj Wild

(/. from

vitifolius).

office

To

free

from

Yates' Gr. p. 426.

yashti.

^tTfa^"

s.

(n.

^t^ + ^RsR

down of a burden.
"50lf<<P

s.

(m.

Also

^W + ^J

v. a.

!)

The laying

^t^t^^t^

porter,

(m.)*
carrier.

Density, heaviness.

Mohun P.

p. 154,

155.

^fal

2159

^Tfrf^zft

(from

s.

^t^r+fcfTr) a

selling

(-f^\mfn.

a.

^^ + 3^)

loaded, laden.

a burden,

mentous.

Carrying

<TN11

(m.)

s.

sort of coarse sieve

x. 6.

^TT5

of^t^t)

A sky-lark.

(Perdix Chinensis).

Mohun P.

(m. patronymic of

An

2.

S*kra

epithet of

(/.)

^TtT

Wilkins' Gr. 984)

from

(n.

s.

husband, nourisher or

state or condition of a

from R.

(/.

s.

Wilkins' Gr. 731)

is to be supported or

She who

(Lit.

wife.

maintained by her husband.)

^Pfr tH^t s.

(m. dual only

Husband and
s.

wife.

a.

1.

good health

The

v. a.
v. a.

v. a.

To

To

To

2.

the

To be

in

rectify, to re-

love, to approve of

^Ttf^t

v. n.

agreeable

(from

^l 6*!)

Goodness, excellence,

^t^^tl
gluttonous

^t^W
sition,

s.

good

a.

(^ + C^H)

Luxurious,

(^t^ + ^W)
will, affection.

Friendly dispo-

of bam-

p. 25.

husband's

speak, to say.

To speak
to

With

to, to address

pronounce

answer

reply, to

converse, to discourse.

of

A speech,

See

a discourse,

ing, discoursing.
(n.

s.

R.

^t^+^3pT) The

act of speaking

or talking.

^fa^fa"

(^t^ + x>|TJ") Any writing, in

s.

the cur-

rent vernacular dialect, especially a statement

of the circumstance of a legal complaint written

in the vernacular tongue,

s.

2.

(/. from R.

The vernacular

4.

Saraswati

to the

ot*Tj

plaint at law.

2.

s.

spoken

Speech, language.

any country.
5.

An

1. To cause to say,
To cause to float, to

to the stream.

^W^tt

1.

dialect in

3.

epithet of

the goddess of speech.

v. a.

message.

lect

and submitted

to decide upon.

commit

sumptuous.

bear's

(mfn. R. ^"teT + 33^) Speaking, talk-

^1^1^ 0J

agreeableness.

To

out, to say, to

a sentence, a word.

word.

or pleasant, to taste well.

s.

To

<3"teT s. (corrupt,

To applaud,

To te

A species

Hort. Ben.

To speak,

judge

esteem, to prefer
v. a.

to approve of ;

fair (as

5^U3 v. n.

forehead.

Good, excellent

ad. Well.

weather),

^t 5^^

To speak

with

^Wl

(m. from R.

Light, lustre,

pair

or 311 prefixed,

with t| t

^fa^a.

from ^t^Tj +*tf?)

qt^ + t^) A

(^TO3)

i.

with

supporter.

<qWA

l^RooT,
3Tfb

The

^1^ + 3"*-^)

(^t^ + 3T*t

(corrupt, of

s.

<r

labiosus).

elder brother.
<3

shrub (Siphonanthus Indica).

evil.

^t^p (m.)

(Bambusa Balcua).

boo

the regent of the planet Venus.

(m.

s.

p. 53.

Sfcjfl
s.

Good and

cub.

^H<PlH s

<5"t3$*. (corrupt,

A quail

(m.) and

^>3<P<MF

used to remove earth from one place to another.

As. Res.

^N+^Ti)

^^) A bear (Ursus

(m. for

s.

bearer,

Also

(from R. 3?)

s.

(from

s.

Weighty, mo-

2.

3. Serious, sad.

1.

a carrier of burdens.

st^^Ti

Advantage, goodness,

prosperity, welfare.

high, wholesale.

^TTt

from

2160

(/.
in

See ^l^t

^W + ^3M) The

any country.

to send

launch, to
.

vulgar dia-

2162

2161

^WHiT^

^W+^ttCT)

The

plaint, the

Ganges laden with corn, during the

charge or accusation, being the

first

of the four

(n.

s.

(cans, of

v. a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Spoken, uttered,

said.

s.

(.) Speech, language.

down
to

To

v. n.

6T^l

(-f^\ mfn.

a.

Used

speaking.
(

is

^SP

a.

Talking,

(mfn.^ Pleasing,

a.

+^

time

when

^T*^
(Lit.

^W + IT)
s.

(n

Fit or

com-

mentary, a gloss, scholia.

(from R. <jt^?)

4.

ii.

from R. <|) The

To

1.

i.

gent or splendid.

To

2.

be

shine, to

*.

R.

^t^)

1.

Light, a ray of light,

brightness, radiancy, splendor.

desire.

3.

did, shining,

^T^Ta.

or visible.
(/.

(mfn. R.

a.

ful-

appear, to be manifest

2.

s.

^Tt^)

noun of

(v.

swimming.

^1^3"

a.

Also

1.

vulture.

2.

^ip^US) A

floating, a

^1^^+^tsTl)

first

half of the

^t^+^Ui)
(m.)

s.

The

s.

WjTj

(m.)

2.

To

f^EFl

sun.

2.

The

proper form, R.

a.

(infn. pres. part,

1.

Shining, radiant, splendid.

^RT^ 3 V)
Manu

Luminous,

77.

Begging alms.

R)S$US)
To fail

3.

1.

^\P\U )
s.

1.

To

beg, to

of obtaining.

2.

solicit.

4.

To

Floating, swimming,

Vessels coming

down

the

mendicant, a beg-

Also 1%tc>lb< (m.).

gar.

about

s.

(n.

f^i+^rt^T) A

for collecting

Ap-

3. (Beng.*) Float-

m. from

v. a.

alms

travelling

mendicity.

To beg,

(from R.

to

ask

for alms.

(m. from R. f%3aJ

overflowing,

i.

(f from R. *fe^) 1. Begging, asking.

Alms, charity. 3. Wages, hire. 4. Service.

ing.

(from

Luminous, splen-

s.

Beautiful, hand-

The

i.

obtain.

f^tlH

pearing, becoming manifest.

a.

The

month Magha.

sun, day-light.

a. (corrupt, of

2.

moon.

^t^Tj

Wifiins' Gr. 783).

hence) 1. The sun.

be weary or distressed.

^tTfpT

(mfn. from R.

some, splendid,

^l-^^-lH

swim,

(/.

resplendent, shining.

wish, a

kind of aquatic bird, the same as

^t^ffi

float, to

vulture.

(m. from R.

s.

To

stone-cutter, a sculptor.

pSjfp* mfn,

Ro^Root,
^t*T

light

(Beng^.

As. Res. in. 272.

s.

the

Fire.
3. The name of a celebrated ancient
Hindu astronomer. See Colebr. Alg., Introd.

mentator.

2.

p.

S1P

(m.

(m.

s.

What makes

author of a commentary, a scholiast, a com-

^jt3

rains

come down the Ganges.

vessels

seventh day in the

^oHRoot,

to spend,

to overflow.

pleasing, from

s.

to bear

a.

e. g.

(mfn. fit. part. p. R.

3W^"R

to deluge

squander away.

The

^f^j

from R.

proper to be said or uttered,

as a torrent does

cause to

Talking agreeably, saying that

mfn.')

agreeable,

^t"pTO) To

launch a vessel

swim.

comp.

in

to

afloat,

v. n.

f^F*T

which

float, to

put

float, to

2.

Morton.

cutaneous eruption.

stages of a law-suit.

rains.

cant

order of

b eggar, a mendi-

the designation of the fourth asrama or

Hindu

society.

fe3

2163
fotd^?

fatfg+W) A

(m.

s.

2164

(femin. of

(from R.

f^3)

ad. (locat. case of

beggar.

Towards, aside,

apart.

female beggar.

f^^) A beg gar,

men-

f^T^

from R.

(n.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 419)

part, a fragment, a small portion, a bit.

dicant.

f%f

Wet, moist, damp.

(from

a.

s.

f^T + f\S)

R.

(/.

f%feU3 ) To make

wet, to soak, to steep, to moisten.

(from

a.

fe3Tftt3) Wet, damp,

f^jfe?)

wetting, or moistening a thing,

a.

The

act of

Wet,

moist,

damp.

Us^j) To be wet

(h.

or moist,

be soaked.
s.

6.

Root,

A house, a home,

(from

floor or foundation of a house.

an abode.

closing or surrounding

f%0^t\5

2.

1.

raised

house, a

crowd.

An

2.

en-

an enclosure, a fence.

(f^ + ^3 as a jingle to

s.

it)

foTl

(caus. of

(from

#fp31)

^"fe + R.

near, to approach, to

ness of a wall.

f^p"

To

s.

1.

2.

To

dr aw

wall, the thick-

quarter of the horizon, a

The middle,

(corrupt, of
interval, the inside,

the

ad. Between,

in the midst.
a.

inward

(from

f^3%) To

f%\)

from R.

475)

separate, to cut

(corrupt,

The thunderbolt.
Separate, distinct,

of

to.

from R.

Rpl'T

short arrow

thrown from the hand, or shot through a tube.

"Fo^T a. (infn. pret. part. p. R.

Wilkins'

p. 419).

1.

Separated, divided, severed,

cut asunder, torn,

split,

broken,

from, distinguished, distinct:

^3"f^T

a.

) Interior, inner, internal,

ad. (locat. case of

f%3r)

prep. Into,

in.

in.

Within, be-

Different

2.

(often in

comp.

(mfn.) Different or distinct from

that or these, besides this or these, from

pron.

+.1^1

That,

).

3.

Opened,

blown, expanded (as a flower),

comprised, contained, included

twixt, between,

(n.

bring

e. g.

an

p.

a tearing or rending.

(from R.

Wilkins Gr.

asunder, to pierce, to penetrate, enter into.

point of the compass.

f%T^

Separation, division

Gr.

midst

wound.

to

Also figura-

visit.

(corrupt, of

"fe^s.

To break,

different.

near, to close with, to direct a boat to the shore.

n.

#
Rj(l v3)

prefixed

(/. from R.

s.

a.

v. a.

an

opportunity,

break (a promise, a vow, &c).

Crowds

and multitudes.

v.

An

7.

asylum.

it.

v. a.

f^f^W)

(from

defect, a fault, a deficiency.

to perforate, to

tively, e. g. to

to

3.

fragment, a small por-

(f^Fffe,

vii.

di-

separate, to divide, to cut into pieces,

to

home, an abode.
s.

An

8.

2.

Sometimes with

The

f%\5

5.

bit.

4.

place, a spot.

pierce,
v. n.

to

a rent.

occasion.

noun of

(v.

fissure,

tion,

Carey.

moist.

wall.

breaking or tearing.

vision, a separation, a

(caus. of

a.

v.

1.

arithmetic)

\31

(/.) or

"f^SI^T s.
fractions.

(n.

fraction.

(ra.)

s.

3^

unfolded,
(m.T)

Colebr. Alg. p.

(In
13.

Distinction, difference.

f^ + '^'fa")

Colebr. Alg. p. 17.

Multiplication of

2166

2165

f%^FT

t%^ + *FT)

(m.

s.

The cube of a

frcac-

Of

(mfn. from

a.

different tribe or caste.

Apprehension,

^ftf3

f^ff^*6 (-^rc. f^ + ^ft^^T

s.

An

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^&t+<3 Wilkins'

a.

Gr. 694) Frightened, alarmed,

Colebr. Alg. p. 18.

tion.

^0^3

^t*T

f^+^fe)

(m.)

Of

a diffe-

+5

R.

(mfn.

a.

Dreadful,

Alg. p. 16.
(mfn.

frightful,

the five

Pandava

^WlJ^a.
tion.

The square of a

frac-

Wilkins' Gr. 867)

tremendous,

terrible,

Horror, fright.

1.

of

Mahabkarata.

^t^ + ^W^)

(mfn.

s.

The name of one

2.

princes in the

rent kind or sort.

fear,

alarm.

arithmetical operation with fractions. Colebr.

a.

(w.)

s.

Apprehension,

(f. R.

s.

afraid,

dread.

fear,

Ofter-

rible strength.

Colebr. Alg. p. 18.

^t^^il s.
. (w/rc.

[^5^

Of a distinct

colour;

of a different caste or tribe.

(n.

ft^+3?^f^\3)
Colebr. Alg. p. 16.

s.

Sub-

Division of
Colebr. Alg. p. 17.

fractions.

Addition

Colebr. Alg. p. 16.

(mfn.

a.

^T^Ts.

(from

^t^) A

^I^Pl

(mfn.

^t+W)

for

Distinct and

^I<P

(m.)

plant

Mohun P.

p. 40.

savage of a peculiar

tribe,

the modern Skills of the province of

f^T<^s.

perhaps

Malwa.

(^m.) A physician.
A water-carrier.

(p.

plant (Verbesina

hornet.

Of

terrible

form,

(mfn. from R. ^t) Timid, afraid, shy,

a.

coward, pusillanimous.

a.

(mfn. from R.

Also

pusillanimous.

^t^l

Also <3t<P<?

^t^1

s.

s.

timid or shy

5&)

woman.

Timid, afraid, shy,

^t^^

from R.

(/.

" vful, frightful,

and

of ^t<F)

( femin.

^1^<P

(/.)

Also

(mfn.).
s.

^tH+^t3?) A

(Verbesina scandens, Rox.).

a.

fearful
)

("feU

calendulacea).

not distinct, separate and not separate.

f^SRtS

(^t*T + Tf^i)

s.

of fearful aspect.
)

effractions.

Morton.

seventy-seven years.

e.

i.

^t^TTl

traction of fractions.

R}^<li<Pp1\j

age,

Dotage, extreme

(from

^t)

(mfn.).

Horrible,

terrific,

^1

(n.) Horror, terror.

(n.) Terribleness, horribleness.

(f. from

R.

Wilkins' Gr. 831) Feat,

terror, fright.

(/.) Scorched rice.

Also

^n

(mfn. from R.

a.

terrific,

(y.)

Scorched

rice.

Also written

An

s.

1.

(fal^)

hi.

be afraid

To

dread, to fear, to

river

of.

(/. R.

^)

^t511 ?

s - (/

Horrible, fearful,

(n.) Horror, terribleness.

epithet of Siva.

3.

^H^ + R-

Ganges.

(Lit.

(m.)

An

epithet of the

The mother of Bhishma).

Fear, dread, terror.

2.

The name of the grand-

Pandavas.

father of the

Root,

^t)

festival

on

2167

^31

the eighth day of the

Mdgha.

^ The form assumed

master, a lord,

To

e. g.

f^RooT,

be,

(m.)

s.

^|+R.

from prep.

in

See

Wilkins' Gr. p. 469.

2.

to protect,

make

To

vi.

enjoy, to suffer.

To eat, to
3. To save,

^3l1^) To bend,

to curve, to

^fell

belly, the

abdomen, the

^J)

(from

intestines.

Abdominous, corpulent.

~^a. (-^mfn.
e.

g.

from

fruits,

Used

Eating.

^? orl^<PK

(n.)

s.

(-^mfn.)

a.

fruit,

in

a.

^3

^1)

+^^.

of

Eaten, consumed.

2.

R.

Having

prehended under, included

^L+^)

eaten.

3.

s.

Having enjoyed

An enjoyment

^&Wgf%s$
after eating,

^fe

s.

(rc.)

s.

(m.~)

Carey.

+ *F$ffi3)

v. n.

added

Left

fruition,

(from IRS*) To be received into or

to a stock

to be interpolated with, to be

s.

^5Srf^f\? s.

^H^t

^1

To
a.

Also

(n. ^\5I*rT

of

sort

As. Res. x. 439.

+ "f^Tf3) A

sort

of metre in Sanskrit prosody. As. Res. x. 473.

(m. from

s.

797)

sort of

^3l + R.

*W

Wilkins' Gr.

serpent, a snake.

metre

s.

(n.

^%+ft%+^$)

in Sanskrit prosody.

As. Res.

^3^T^ rf3l s. (/. from ^3ffi + 3T*fr3 ) A species

s.

of metre in Sanskrit prosody. As. Res. x. 469.

(from R.

Hungry.
)

s.

ichneumon

(f. from

v. a.

(from R.

1.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

To be

v. a.

To

enjoy, to suffer.

torted, deformed, crooked, bent.

2.

1.

Dis-

Stooping,

astonished

at,

to be

surprised or amazed.

^51^ f^KS

^X+'T)

the

female snake.

Swindling, imposition,

deceive, to impose upon.

bowed.

A plant,

^31^ +

plant.

deceit, craftiness, hypocrisy.

2.

(n.

Sanskrit prosody.

in

^3$Tt53?t

(from

^fWS

^sfl + rerftFL
A peacock. 2. An epithet

x. 469.

eating, a meal.

foisted in.

Also

serpent, a snake.

^f^U5

Also

357.

p.

the sacred bird of Vishnu.

^l%Pj^

Enjoyment,

the nearest node.

S.

(-tem.
1.

^SWTO

^3$TT

Leavings, orts.

(/. R.

s.

possession

suffering,

already enjoyed.

a (mfn.

s.

Garuda

metre

(.) Food, eating.

an enjoyment or suffered a

4.

1.

Com-

comprized,

in,

moon from
See Kala

^3i + 51) A

(m.

s.

from R.

p.

The

(In geometry)

3.

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

s.

Hungry.

(mfn. pret. part.

a.

MS.

^tetifl

(for

the hand.

Eating

Hunger.

^1

distance of the

^^3Fl

distance of the sun from the equinox, the

Wilkins'

Also ^fifTrl

comp.

The

The arm

1.

bending, a curve.

side of a plane figure.

The

1.

crooked.

(m. from R.

s.

2.

(^Tf^P, ^J^CS5 )

vii.

consume.

by the root

compound nouns

several

month

half of the

first

As. Res. in. 272.

2168

s.

(n.

^3i + ^rfe + 53i) Opposite

sides in a plane figure.

^ivS3^ s. (^5. + ^-%)

Mohun P. p. 73.

Colebr. Alg. p. 295.

Bracelets for the arms.

^3

2169

^Sf^'T

(n.

s.

2170

^3l + "pT^) The

shoulder,

the shoulder-blade.

^3fl

s.

^filC\3

The

(Lit.

2.

To

breast, the

To

1.

viz.

and the sun

the etherial region.

A slave,

(femin. of SsjfvS^ )
s.

P.

a servant.

Internally void or empty, hollow, unsub-

stantial,

female slave.

(corrupt, of ^1*4.) Land, earth.

Mohun

p. 81.

^t^3

s.

^f$^3)

To

entertain

Mildew, smut of corn.

s.

(corrupt, of

(^L+^^ as a jingle to

^4^3 <\
)

To

experience plea-

^^l^)

(from

a.

(from R.

it)

Boast-

ing, grandeur.

another, to treat.

^t^U3 v. a.

Boasting, an appear-

ance of grandeur.

^i^l^s.
(caus. of

v. a.

mun-

foist in, to

extinguish a candle or lamp.

(m. from R.

s.

the

the space between the earth

dane regions,

a.

^sf^P

lord of the

One of

part between the arms.)

(from R.

v. a.

interpolate.

*3^r +

Food, a meal.

^3l + ^3) The

(a.

s.

chest.

(m.

s.

world.

(from R.

^sSl^i"

W^P^f

Boasting, grand,

ostentatious.

sure or pain, to enjoy.

Brown
(from R. ^Tj^J Excision, extirpation, the

s.

^pT

(from

s.

sugar.

^f^TK3) An

error, a mistake,

rescinding or reverting of any thing.

blunder, a fascination, a deception.

^vS^vjRM
s.

(from

^O^ol^W) A bubbling
silent

up.

(from R.

S 3^)

To

s.

^ C\j

2.

long gar-

^<*i

Manu
s.

three

(n.

spring

(cans, of

^f^iU3) To

cause to

mislead, to delude, to seduce, to deceive,

a.

(from

^ll^UvJ)

Misleading, ses.

cajoler,

deceiver, a sorcerer.

^)

Sky, heaven,

this expression

forms part of

v. n.

To mistake,

to err,

to forget, to

blunder, to omit.

^f^t
from R.

s.

mundane

^)

1.

world

one of the

regions, viz. earth, sky, and in-

termediate space.

or

s.

Also

Bran, chaff.

Wf\

See

Spft

vi. 70.

mundane

^T^TT

v. a.

ducing, deceiving, insidious,

the mystic triverbial phrase bhiir bhuvah swar.

See

2.

fry, to broil, to

widow's garment.

incantation, a spell.

of water.

^tftTri

Sans, (from R.

indecl.

An

to flatter, to fascinate.

ment worn by Brahmans, &c.

the atmosphere

l.

s>

err, to

bake, to roast.

^f^T

wrj<p|

with

Carey.

dissatisfaction.
v. a.

whisper, to bubble up.

Grumbling, taciturn,

a.

vft(3

To

v. n.

2.

Mankind, man.

^S^T+TPI) The

three worlds

regions (earth, sky, and interme-

diate space) taken collectively.

^ifo

s.

(corrupt, of

seeds of the

and other

^Tl
2.

s.

jak

3/9) The

fruit

receptacle of the

(Artocarpus integrifolia)

plants.

(from R.

1.

Lamp-black,

soot.

Corn, grain.

^fft s.

Chaff, bran.

See

^1

v. a.

^3

2171

To

interpolate

To

a.

v.

bribe

one to silence.

Root,

To cause

to

produce.

2.

be, to exist, to be

(^TRUfj)

x.

To be

think, to meditate.

clear or pure.
x.

In the

first

conjugation, with

i.

do

to, to

^F^L

overcome

vail over, to

To

with

from.

forth, to spring

guished or eminent.

To

3.

2.

with

^FPfls. (^+^1^1) A

To

2.

To be

s.

company

in

9?s5l1^

this

method

1.

The

earth.

to

Hort. Ben.

bacea).

^t^TpTSI

for the expression of

plant

(^ + ^3Tf^I

s.

(Premna her-

p. 46.

flowering

Hort. Ben.

plant (Careya herbacea).

A
(Ficus repens).

p. 52.

P ec es f
'

fig-tree

Carey.

(^H-^) A plant (Crotolaria prosCarey.

tata).

1.

Hindu

^ + ^F^) An earthquake.
(m.
f+ C^tH) The terrestrial globe,

(m.

s.

become.

In the

(^ + 3Tfrl)

s.

with

observe, to be aware

be, to exist

^) A mush-

room, a fungus.

with, to associate, to as-

To

2.

R.^>)

(/. from

artificial

To

^f^ +

To

distin-

be

prove, to demonstrate; with

semble, to mix.

1.

p. 1.

(corrupt, of

s.

s.

f<T (in the x. conj.)

Hort. Ben.

rotunda).

plant (Ksempferia

with
1.

To be

exist, to

pre-

arise out

be produced

contemn

despise, to

To

witli

or from, to spring from, to

of.

P lant (ConvolHort. Ben. p. 14.

vulus paniculatus).

prefixed to

with '^J.^H_^ To be comprised

under, to be contained in

To

Carey.

(f^+^W*) A

s-

f^?!?

5^b?Qt
obtain.

observe, to perceive, to be aware of ; to

attend

come

de-

by argument.

(^RlTfe, -C3) To

and

To

To

3.

Also,

-63)
it,

1.

plant (con-

be or become, to generate, to

To

monstrate, to prove, to establish

4.

(|^ + <Pkfo) A

s.

volvulus reniformis).

<3<h3) 1. To
2. To become,

(i.

produced.

jlf^i^S

2172

s-

the earth.

numerals

Geography.

word, like others of the same import, stands

for one.

a place.
figure.

^^^Tn^l

Ground

2.

(In geometry)

3.

The base of a plane

Hort. Ben.

plant

on land

land, living

terrestrial,

s.

a.

(Hedychium angustifolium).

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

become

being, existing,

p. 1.

^ + ^)

often used in

with nouns, the final vowel of which,

s.

(corrupt, of |jm) Land, ground, soil, a field.

or

(corrupt, of

species of

if

plant (Flacourtia

cataphracta).

into

s.

(^t" + ^3\5l)

trailing plant

Hort. Hen.

nodiflora).

<l

corrupt,

quake.

e. g.

1033.

s.

(n.)
2.

of

1.

An

+ ^3.

An

earth-

comp.
if -31

if

l.

Be-

^5 a.

See Wilkins'Gr.

air,

five

are reckoned,

and akasa or

aether.

(The Bauddhas and Jainas reckon only

Trans. B.A.S.

and

being, a created being

element

water,

or black, from

p. 4.
viz. earth, fire,

Been,

^ into ,
^"feo a. (mfn.)

changed into

come dark, turned dark

generally.

(Verbena

is

(mfn.) Dark, black,

Carey.

2tN3<P\5l

(m.)

land animal.

Colebr, Alg. p. 69.

s.

from ^-f-R. 0"^) Moving on

(mfn.

the site of a dwelling,

559).

3.

(mn.)

four.

goblin, a

2174

^31

2173

ghost, an apparition, a malignant spirit; a demi-

god of a particular

class.

(In law)

4. (re.)

The

The elementary
mate cause of

or vital principle, or the proxi-

and

life

action.

real state of a case, the matter of fact.

^3\j<pH

^3+<FM)

{m.

s.

Possessed or

The

(In grammar)

occupied by a malignant

spirit.

simple preterite tense.

^3^9

The being pos-

^3+C^*1)

s.

(m.

a.

[mfn.

Root of sweet-flag.

^3 + ^)

sessed by a malignant

Possessed by an

evil spirit.

s.

(/.

^3 + ^%l)

teenth day of the moon's

Kartika.

(from

malignant

spirits.

wane

^3)

month

but attainable by

expelling

epithet of Siva.

Ashes.

2.

dropogon Schcenanthus).
Sluttish.

a.

4.

kayap'hal.

existed

5.

continued re-

Wealth.

6.

1.

sort of gentian

A fragrant

grass (An-

Another kind

3.

commonly

medicinal plant,

of

called

Wilson.

(-^ mfn.ffiS + ^)

^f3*lt^a.

^3 + ^) Been before,

(mfn.

4.

(Gentiana Cherayta).

Morton.

&f^ a

men through

^3 + ^)

(n.

grass.
slut.

Su-

3.

to Siva,

Wilkins' Gr. 830.

Plunder, booty.
s.

(^3 + ^t^?) A

exist-

four-

lord of beings.)

s.

Pure and undisturbed

ligious austerities.

An

Being, existence, pro-

perhuman power, properly belonging

in the

Exorcising,

^3 + ^^!)

(.

The

1.

ence, aloof from matter and passion.

The

As. Res. in. 263.

a.

(Lit.

^ + f3)

R.

(/.

duction, birth.

fvibvJVll

^?\3*tliJ. s.

^f3s.

spirit.

Affluent,

opulent, powerful, grand.

previously.

^3\5l1

^kj^T^

(m.

s.

^3 + ^t^T)

Beleric myrobalan

(from ^'3)

s.

One who

ejects evil spirits,

an exorcisor, a necromancer.

(Terminalia Belerica).

1)3^*11
tanthes

(/. from

*.

(Premna

^3T^tPr
:

s.

^3

(from

Hort. Ben.

serratifolia).
s.

(m.

s.

The

(Lit.

^3 + ^*1)

An

epithet of Siva.

lord of beings.)

to

^3Tt3Is.

^vPU.

(re.

^3tTTl

a.

^ + 3^)

Hort. Ben.

posed of the

five

Supreme

xn.

1.

s.

(m.)

An

(Lit.

Com-

^3)

^1

s.

What
s.

(Lit.

earth.)

(m.

from R.

<j )

mountain.

sustains the earth.)

(m.

2.

(?re.

from

Also^ffe,

Mann

epithet of Siva.

upon

Brahman.

^"PF^") A

plant (Gentiana

Cherayta).

earth.

human body.

(Lit.

s.

^"PF^

p. 75.

natural elements (see

to the

earth.)

(m.^+CW^) A

divinity

^$"3"

^3 + ^TIlPT )

an epithet applied

^ + ^1^ from R. \) A hog.

Who tears up the

s.

the

The ground, the

(-T\mfn.

(m.

s.

source of

(from^ + TH^?) A plant (Ophio-

glossum flexuosum).

Iplt?

p. 46.

(f ^3+nit"Pf) The

an epithet applied

shrub

Trans. R.A.S. n. 13.

Being.

12.

^3*1

tristis).

^3t^"^"l

beings

^3 + OT) A plant (Nyc-

+ R H) A

^H", and^FT^

(/.) Arabian jasmine

bac).

king, a sovereign.

(m.\

(Jasminum Zam-

2176

2175

SsHH*i

s. (n.

^+

^P[t3

Sovereignty, royalty,

dominion, government.

^fFfl

ticular scale in the musical

^3

|jftF^s.

of a par-

system of the Hin-

s.

^ + ) The equator.
(m. ^ + ^^ from R.

(n.l

s.

tainer of the earth

2.

reign.

Mohun P.
a.

sus-

The

'O^T

everlasting

Much, many.

an epithet of the Su-

soil;

The

1.

li.

2.

4.

man, a

genit.

4.

earth.

2.

Ground,

lord or sovereign of a country.

^ ) State,

condition, existence:

<3^W

e. g.

(,.

^ c^)

1.

(-XT^

a.

3^

Farther, more.

mfn. irreg. compar. degree

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520) Greater, more

s.

from

(/.

figure.

Wil-

of

Gr.

p.

^H

^ft)

520) Most, the greatest

many,

much.
)

An

earthquake.
ad. Sans, (accus. case of

frfXFS

^ftol

like his,

Place, site in general.

3.

^"pXT +

The condi-

(n.)

s.

much, many.

kins'

3.

cripple.

Again, repeatedly.

country, district.

^fllF*)

being.

caseof^T +

a. (?nfn. irreg. superl. degree

Colebr. Alg. p. 69.

Touch-

Any terrestrial

blind

(^1?

Sans, (from

ad.

l^TF^

14.

geometry) the basis of a plane

(in

Brahma, a condition
reunion with Brahma.

of earth,

of

from

s. ( f.

s.

from R.

(n.

s.

^TT

Trans. R.A.S.

tion or state of

made

The Great One

preme Being.

(to.)

thief.

used in comp.

p. 141.

(-t^rnfn.

p. 15.

agriculturer, a cultivator of the soil.

=#tflt

terrestrial globe.

(mfn. ^J + OT) Earthen,

s.

skulking

king, a sove-

consisting of earth, terrene.

|)Jri a.

An

s.

The

^+*KFT)

plant (Den-

Morton.
(Lit.

1.

MS.

2.

mountain.

(n.

s.

hence)

Wilkins'

^) A

(_^ mfn. ffi + R.

ing the earth,

As. Res. in. 78.

dus.

Hort. Ben.

tella repens).

OTtfT) The name

(/. from

s.

+ R.

(from

s.

Theatrical dress;

1.

the decoration of a temple.

2.

preface

the

for the

most

^nrtmT

Mostly,

part.

a d. Sans.

(W + Wo)

Again and

preliminary part of a discourse.

again, repeatedly.

^f^I^

(^I + ^"?)

s.

Hort. Ben.

Boobicowa).

(G arcinia

plant

g^j^

indecl. Sans, (from

p. 42.
Airas'

a.

^pT + 3)

(mfn.

earth, vegetable,

^fk5F^1

s.

s.

(m.)

Living by the

^fpPi

s.

Also

(-1<Fl

a.

+ 3^) A

soil.

s.

^f^3F^
An

Also
m.

).

king,

^fsPil^T

The

Wi7-

earth.

This word forms part of the

s.

(from
a.

^ft ) A

boast, a brag.

(mfn. from R.

^?) Much, many.

s.

(n.) Gold.

agriculturist.

(m. from <pf*T + R. *Ti)

sovereign.

(/)

p. 552.

ffc^filj fftT33Tlo

mfn.
(jw.)

plant

Gr.

mystic triverbial phrase bhur bkuvah swar.

The planet Mars.

(/. from

(Premna herbacea).

fpI^W

Sprung from the

"j?

a.

(-3^

fft'*f

great splendour, glory, or power.

and

^fTSrf^i

a. (,/.

033FT) Of
Manu 36.

^f^ + ^tfeTl)

i.

Bestowing

abundant presents upon the Brdhmans at a

sacrifice.

2178

2177

SSf3T*Ffl

commonly

mf%$M
^^fl,

s.

plant,

called charmaghas.

from^ + SI'tlli)

(m.

s.

^ft-t-OFT) A

from

(/.

s.

nature to be or exist, existent; desirous to

;

from

(n.

s.

jackall.

of sun-flower (Heliotropium

^+

Manu

(m.)

s.

ff^lS^
called bhoj or

commonly

+<P

t>

A man

the degraded castes, the offspring of

Manu

Brahman.

^HlT

(n.

s.

of one of

(-f^T m

s.

^J

+ ^tfR) A

(^"f\?) and

in.

bear, to cany, to hold.

2.

Root,

To

or i^q; tree used for writing on, and for hooka-

i.

(f^f^)

first

To

maintain, to nourish.

sustain, to

To

conj.)

support,

1.

to

(In the

3.

With

hire (a servant).

fixed, to conceal, to hide

snakes.

pro-

prietor, a landlord, a king.

an outcast

of the bhurja

7.

+ R. ^t + ^l)

x. 21.

^iL+^tsf 1 The bark

p.

Prostrate on the ground.

f^fefl.
<F)

kind of grass (An-

Hort. Ben.

{mfn. from

bhojpatr (Betula Bhoorja).

(m. ^3^1

iv. 135.

vi. 14.

Indicum).
tree,

Manu

desirous of prosperity.

dropogon Schcenanthus).

A sort

(/.)

Of a
exist

"PT pre-

To bring

with

together, to gather, to accumulate.

OTs,

(from

^f^TC3)

Forgetfulness.

MohunP.
^"^^T

p. 22.

9 A fountain.
(m. ^+ C^TT^) The earth, the habi-

(from

s.

^T^Tf^

5.

t\

s.

from "5 + R.

(/.

<pLj A

contraction of the eye-brows. Also

tation of mortals.

Root,

("^3)

i.

and

x.

(<?*tufa) To

decorate, to adorn, to embellish.

prefixed to

with

^" + ^1)

ornament.

2.

The

^Tftll

a.

s.

ment

decoration, an

act of adorning or decorating.

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

^-r-^Ffftl)

Frowning,

assuming a frowning look.

The name of one of

planet Venus.

the ten

Mahar-

v*H

s.

(m.)

^jj To

1.

Balicassius).

vase.

(from R.

3.

Manu

i.

precipice,

35.

2.

The

a mountain,

table-land.

lacea).

an ornament, a jewel.
v. a.

(/)

large black bee.

2.

The

tailed shrike (Lanius caerulescens, Lin.

Decoration, embellish-

(/. from R.
;

{infix,

shis or primaeval sages.

1.

Proper to be decorated or adorned.

^5<r1

a.

(m.)

R.

Sometimes

^T&l^U

frown, a

it.

(n.

in the

ts

male actor or dancer

of a female.

attire

^T^l

(m.)

s.

4.
6.

3.

(w.)

s.

lecher, a lihertine.

Woody
from

(m.

Corvus

plant (Verbesina calendu-

adorn, to deck,

^<lv5l

fork-

5.

golden

cassia.

^E+Tt^T) A

plant

to dress.

(Verbesina

^^f^3

a.

pret. part.

(mfn.

p. R.

^^+^^3)

calendulacea).

(-T^c^m.) an d %i^Mv5l1

Adorned, ornamented.

^Ls.
^
^OT

(fromR.
v

(mfn. R.

^+

','VTO

a.

^flt^T

)
J-

Chaff, husk, bran.

Wilhins' Gr. p. 464)

Also

s.

(m.)

ceremonials.
lacea).

6 Z

3.

1.

2.

A
A

^^"^^DS
m.).

golden vase used at royal

plant (Verbesina calendu-

(n.) Gold.

4.

Cloves.

0^

2179
%i*tfc

(/. from

s.

^fefe')

R.^ + ^

(mfn.

a.

bears or carries

2180

Wilkins' Gr. 805)

used in corap.

e. g.

weapon,

^3<F

s.

(n.)

(Coius Vacti, Hamilton).

a small frog.

^) A

hired labourer, a

nance.

^f^3<P

wages

^ + f3)

Wages,

2.

Nourishment, mainte-

1.

come-

(from R.

hire.

(-^m.

GCT s.

^fs? + R.

^j) To

ridicule, to

(from C^fiSitsJ)

Living on

To

v. a.

sending, a message.

send.

or hire.

(mfn. from R.

a.

actor, a

mimick. Also

v. a.

^CO

An

female frog;

0^) Foolish, simple.

(.^<il1 a. (from
v. a.

R.

(/.

1.

(Beng.)

2.

servant.
s.

Carey.

C^^)

(femin. of

s.

species of fish

dian.

(mfn. from R.

s.

Who

^T^^^

(mfn.') Bearing weapons, from

a.

(corrupt, of ^l<$>t>)

cricket.

servant, a dependant,

To

1.

send.

To

2.

implicate in

Also

C^K5lKU3

CsflfoJ) A

meeting, a

to shut (as a door).

a slave.

<r

^Q^\

s.

(from

s.

<r

^0) + 37l) The assemblage

(m.

of

visit

present at meeting or visiting.

servants or dependants, the household.

C^"k^t
VQj\

s.

from R.

(/.

Maintenance, support.

Wilkins' Gr. 831)

Wages,

2.

Osfcl

(from

s.

(^*frf3) To

iv.

C3f&E3) A

fall (either literally,

{mfn. from R.

a.

eminent,

W^t)

Much, exceeding,

*I)

Very, exceedingly,

ad. Sans. (

3
(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^f "^) Baked,

parched,
*5

Root,
2.

To

hold.

fried,

ix.

1.

To blame,

maintain, to support, to nourish.

4.

To

3.

(C^Ute

An

inn, a tavern

a.

(from

visit,

^1)

C^,

from

a public house.

Going down with

To make

faces,

to

C^ft + ^JT?) A

s.

(from C^3\i)

3.

(Beng.)

disguise, a feigned appearance.

4.

A frog.

cular religious habit.

2.

Tarachand Ch.

parti-

victualler.

a sheep.

1.

v.

a.

C^ol )

(from

meet, to approach.

03^?t

s.

(from

The name of

2.

sheep, a ram.

stupid person.

(from
C^)fv5K3

1.

2.

toy-trumpet for

A cloud.

(m.)

A ram,

to

CHv5l.

(from

1.

sutler,

saint.

C^3l
grin,

present offered at

or meeting.

(m.)

s.

fry.

raffera) A

(from

s.

visit

To

children.

<t3U-)

to censure.

ridicule.

C^j<I? s.

+ p.

scorched.

v. a.

C^s.

3T|v ) To

the tide.

much.
a.

to meet.

C^f^Timiffl

&c).

(from

v. a.

as from a height, or figuratively, as from virtue,

a meeting.

visit,

hire.

C^fl>T3
Root,

O^lat.

See

1.

C^3)

See

C^

Sheepishness, stupidity.

3lf%+R. 3^?)
2.
1.

Also

5*^

To

a dyke, an embankment.

I.

To

reweigh.

ewe.

2.

mound,

OsftC

2181

2182

An embankment.
l^O^rl

A pander,

(h.

s.

divide,

a pimp.

to

R}^)

(from R.

v. a.

disunite,

To

separate, to

distinguish

to

to

cut

through, to pierce, to perforate.

tfSwl

(from

^t3 ?)

Starched (as cloth).

(-f^mfn. 0^t+3>T)

C^fta.

A
of fish (Gobius Changua, Hamilton').

C^v3<U

Carey.

fb^+\333)

R.

(jw/h. /w*. ^ar*. p.

a.

species

Proper to be divided or distinguished.

C^Sl

(-^

s.

causes a division or sows dissension

or factious person

C^P

a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

who

a seditious

f^f + TT)

R.

Fit to

be separated, divided, or distinguished.

C^f^U3 v.

f%^ + ^) A man

R.

m.

Separating,

dividing, causing disagreement or disunion.

confounded.

C^0< flTT^I

y[) To be alarmed

(from R.

n.

Also

(^"f^ITl *rt^S3

or

(from^l + ^<ll><P?) Dumbness

s.

traitor.

or perplexity from fear, &c.

C^t s.

(m. from R. "f^ftf )

looseness, detachedness.

1.

Separation, division

ment, dissent, dissension.

Trans. JR.A.S.i. 113.

5.

Difference, dis-

3.

specific peculiarity, diversity, variety.

tinction,

(Beng.)

To

4.

A purging by

Kind,

_<ftj\3

v. a.

To sow

v. a.

ment

To

To spy

v. a.

C^7^

vSpSTt-

reconnoitre

f%"^)

C^fl

C^^t

t.

Causing a
2.

ti(j*

which from C^\3)

3^3)

(from

s.

(Ricinus communis).

Also

long

The

castor-oil plant

Hort. Ben.

p. 69.

(C^RUl+t^T) Castor-oil.
C^TOJT^t^T Mohun P. p. 40.

(^roife?^

s.

(m.)

s.

(n.

(h.

Discriminately,

according to peculiarities or diversities.

s.

^1 ?) A kettle-drum.

(/.).

s.

Also

C^^3o

(Ar gemone Mexicana).

plant

sowing dissension.

(C^K + ^i)

hornet.

trumpet.

Cathartic, purgative.

ad. Sans.

p. 41.

(m. from R.

s.

C^RUl

separation or division

s.

Hort. Ben.

C^ft"

out.

(mfn. from R.

a.

C^M^

dissension, to cause disagree-

To

(corrupt, of

^1 4 {si v. a.

stool.

divulge a secret

v. a.

s.

sort, species.

separate, to pierce, to penetrate, to transfix

^C\3

C^T^T

Disunion, disagree-

2.

raft, a float,

a.

(mfn.) Ignorant,

foolish, unwise.

R. fotf + ^FT) The act of separat-

C^f<F

C^T + 3 ) A

raft,

C^T^ )

raft,

(mn.

s.

float.

ing or dividing, a boring or piercing through.

C^T1
tin*ftVI

a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

f%^+ ^SpflTT)

Fit to be separated, divided, or distinguished.

C^fi

s.

(corrupt, of

nebulosa,

Lacepide).

^Ml^) A

Buchanan's

MSS.)

fish

(Perca

Holocentra,

Carey.

(from

Disagreement and

agreement, disunion and union.

Divided, separated.

1.

lance, a javelin, a dart.

C^j^ls.

3.

C^T) A

(from

float.

2.

plant (Semecar-

Hort. Ben.

pus anacardium).

p. 22.

conjurer, a magician,

a sorcerer.

C^Root,

C^tT^U. (C^ + ^K^W)

C^3 fr\J a. (mfn.

s.

dread.

0^H3i

i.

2.

s.

(n.

(t^<tfo,

To

from f%^F3[J

drug, a remedy

Z 2

-G3)

1.

To

f
tear
or

go.

physic.

medicament,

C^ft

2183
from

(n.

s.

alms.

rities or

An

1.

aggregate of cha-

Mendicancy, begging.

2.

used in comp.

from fbtti?l) Alms,

s.

charities.
3.

s.

from

(f.

day of Mdgha.

festival

s.

C^t^l

terrible,

s.

ness, terror.

The

Formidable,

from

terrific,

Formidableness, terrible-

(w.)

1.

An

2. (m.)

epithet of Siva.

s.

\3l

3.

enjoyment, pleasure,

affection gene-

but likewise suffering, passion.

An epithet

1.

An

To

v. a.

threaten, to reprove.

(.)

of the

(^1 +^3)

(mfn,

Produced by

or arising from an affection, whether enjoyment

or suffering.

The

2.

designation of a par-

system of the Hin-

ticular scale in the musical

formed

from "f^J^t^)

Sans.

interj.

Ho Oho
!

the

medicament.

A respectful

Csfrf^t

Nagas

(-^ mfn.
feeling.

plant

(Arum

Bootan,

Colocasia).

s.

O^frW^i

capital of

or serpents in the infernal regions.

fording enjoyment.

n. pr. of a country,

C^n^fa^) The

(/. from

s.

particle

of address.

The body con-

society

Carey.

for profligate purposes.

(n.

C^l + CKK)

(m.

s.

Carey.

te^^t + 'S'IF) A

(m.

s.

C^tTO;$;

sidered as the seat of enjoyment or suffering.

As. Res. in. 77.

t^R^tl>3F

s.

(m.)

2.

C^1+^V)

Af-

1.

Enjoying, perceiving,

See (.^

snake.

(O^I+TI7

a jingle to

as

\^f\.

it)

Enjoyment, possession.
not sharp,

C^TfvSl a. Blunt, dull,

and other unedible parts of a

The

s.

fruit.

peel

See

C^T^O

(from ^O'KO)

s.

weasel kind (Viverra

MSS.). Carey.
C^t^T

a.

2.

An

Full, satisfied

C^t^fpTs.

(from

An

1.

animal of the

Sabda S.

hoven.

s.

(from

An

s.

f^l) Extreme

C^l)

p. 73.

abyss.

Deception, imposition, a
a.

v.

To

v. a.

(from

C^l)

To cause another

person to enjoy or to suffer and undergo.

C^Tfa

s.

(mn.

joyment or

C^i+^I^") The

exhaustion

An

enjoying

or not enjoying, a suffering or not suffering.

.

{mfn. fut. part. p. R.

Fit to be enjoyed or suffered

s.

end of en-

suffering.

and faintness from want of food.

C^1s?33 a

delude, to

cheat.

Buchanan's

Bhundur,
otter.

C^fW

cheat, a snare,

2.

pos2.

offering of dressed food.

{Beng.^ <^1<i C\3
jTTv. a. To undergo, to enjoy, to suffer.

C^t^rfcJa.

oft^/3")

(femin.

goddess Durga.

C^l

An

particularly

session

^tU3

(/.) or

Terribleness, dreadfulness.

dus.

(m. from R.

musical

a particular

of

personification

s.

As. Res. hi. 272.

mode. As. Res. in. 73.

"to<ll

+ C^ff^

Food, nourishment,

(w.)

husband.

on the eleventh
rally

a. (infn.

e. g.

consumer of food, one who enjoys a meal,

from

"t^j^

2184

(-^

m. R.

One who consumes,

C^fi.

edible.

1.

An

enjoys, or suffers

eater.
;

the

enjoyer or agent in fruition, an epithet applied

to the soul.

Trans. R. A. S.

i.

551.

It is also

a.

(-f^~linfn. C^t^l

suffering, possessing,

affections

generally.

^^SF^t^ft
the

fruits

am

+ 3/^)

partaking

Used

in

in

of

subject to

comp.

(_frf^ m/.)

or consequences

Enjoying,

e.

g.

Enjoying

actions,

from

al

2185

3RJ3^

(n.) Action,

s.

+ C^tf*^.
C^t^t)

A snake.

(m.)

s.

See

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

a.

any object of

in.

s.

O^W^.
Wilkins'Gr.

be possessed

723) Fit to be enjoyed, to

be participated

(n.) Fruit,

s.

Wealth, possessions

(rc.)

Trans. R. A. S.

fruition.

or to

i.

C^TRl

C^l<

3 + C^TT3^)

(from

s.

The

eye-lashes.

Early, at dawn.

^1)

(from R.

a.

2186

s.

The

morning,

C^)l<

Ben.

A plant (Rhizophora Mangle).

s.

Ilort.

p. 36.

551.
O^fTC!^ ad. (from C^t^") At dawn, in the morn-

Also

harlot, a whore.

C^t5^)

of

(femin.

s.

C^l^bl^l

A
(m. from R.

s.

king

^j^)

who

Oujein,

of

(/.).

loan for the

1.

The name of a

flourished about the end of the tenth century.

2. (Beng.^)

meal, a feast, a banquet.

CSt^Pfs.
ing.

R.

(n.

2.

The name

1.

The

Forgetful, unmindful.

of fish (Bola

of three species

and B. Pama, Hamilton).

indecl. Sans.

C^Tf\3^

particle of respectful ad-

1.

&3+$$

(mfn.

a.

Wilkins' Gr. % 903)

Elemental, pertaining to the corporeal ele-

ments.

^K^+^H)

^f*TU3)

dress.

3.

^01) Legerdemain.

(from

s.

(from

a.

Coitor, B. Chaptee,

supposed to have

is

ing.

C^T^I

Morton.

use of the receiver.

C^t3

courtezan,

R.A.S.

Trans.

559, 560.

i.

act of eat-

lating to the goblins or evil spirits.

R.

mancy.

2.

meal, food.
)

(mfn. fut. part. p.

a.

Fit to be eaten, edible, eatable,

s.

(n.) Food.

(^10lk5lT,

s.

(C^H5 from^3[ + p. ^jb)

Gr. 723) Fit

C^tla

s . (n.

(Beng.~)

2.

Also C^T^ft'TiJl

to

be eaten, edible,

(^5)+^)

sort of red blanket

C^Tto^l

s.

1.

1.

s.

(n.)

Food.

Eatable food.

name of

made

trumpet.

in

2.

a country)

Bootan.

Carey.

boat of a par-

ticular description.

C^ioferl a.
s.

(from

ing-pot.

Trans. R.A.S.

^pF)

1.

CStPl^

a.

SpfST +

(mfn.

i.

The

cor-

33.

Earthly, terrestrial.

The planet Mars.

(m.~)

s.

Cstf^ + ^sf)

(mfn. from

2.

t^)

Ambergris.

Belon ging to

earth generally, or to any particular country or

piece of ground

terrene.

(m. from

s.

The superintendent

of gold, the treasurer.

^H^Root,

i.

^jTT^TO

C^fc^f ) Blowing a trumpet.

(^TS3)
(corrupt,

To

fear.

from

^TC-^+q^

v. a.

To

study, to

commit

to

memory.

(Generally used in an ironical sense.)

Dull, blunt, obtuse,

parts of a fruit,

OislH"^

s>

Necro-

p. 143.

Stupid, of slow understanding.

trumpeter.
a.

a.

C^tf^

table-companion.

(from Bootan the

s.

Sleight

(mfn.fut. part. p. R. <3\^+TT Wilkins'

C^tS^"

(^1 f\3<P^

poreal creation.

of hand, the art of magic.

a.

Mohun P.

Re-

its peel,

LA tree.

2.

s.

The unedible

auger.

iv.

(3*^3, _C3)

To

fall,

to fall

from, both in the literal and metaphorical sense

&c.

An

q*3^ Boot,

3.

Awater-

Sometimes with

to be deprived of.

or

prefixed to

it.

2187

2188

q OK

an overthrow,
from

(m. from R.

s.

falling,

loss, destruction

ruin,

fall,

virtue, depravity.

3^ Root,

J3<^T

q^ffe

An

(m. )

s.

3\ Root,

(Ift&j) To sound

i.

ad.

q^ Root,

move about,

With

up, to start up

wander about ; with

prefixed,

To

spring

err, to

to

p.

^1

Gr.

be mistaken

419)

p.

1.

W^)

from R.

(tn.

A moving

1,

erring or wandering about

take.

Any

2.

about, an

from

thing that turns round

used in

s.

(w.) Station,

Also in a figurative sense,

depraved,

virtue,

Parched,

-31

- j (n.) A

(/.) or

degradation

pravity,

qT+ s|"|

R.

from:

fallen

(mfn.) Fallen from his

2. (for

wheel.
q"5T1 s. (n.

TFilkins'

degraded,

&c.

a whirl-

a lathe, a potter's

q 05*!^-^

^1*1

from

situation,

a mis-

error,

fallen

eddy ; a whirlwind

pool, an

an

Wil-

compar. degree

irreg.

Fallen,

e. g. ~*\\*\ J3d> a.

comp.

station or place,
s

Wilkins' Gr. p. 522) More.

qG> a. (mfn.pret. part. p. R.

or confused.

degree of

522) Most.
rnfn.

of

To

Gr.

wan-

To roam,

down.

to fall

fall,

To

with

To

q~*tjf3)

a. (rnfn. irreg. superl.

iv.

3^

iv.

q^.

to be unsteady or unfixed, to

der, to roam.

Inadvertently,

kins'

Root, l (,$^Rs) and

3^ )

case of

(locat.

See R.

&

and

Going round

through mistake, erroneously.

actor wearing female apparel.

Q^f

See

down.

fall

3^ + 3^)

(~fil\mfn.

a.

or about, whirling round.

qT3!

07
(q TC3) To

i.

qHl

fall

roaming or wan-

and

fried,

baked, roasted.

fallen condition, de-

(Beng.~) q~^Pi"*Tl

also

'^t,

dering about; the falling into an error or mistake.

qirreWt

(-f^L,

a.

Wandering

or roaming about,

s.

(m.)

vaga-

bond.

(femin. of

s.

W^+^f^T)

rnfn.

chaste

-5

Root,

To

263)

qiTTf^rf^

s.

+ f3Frf*I3) A

Iftfi

(n.

sort

As. Res. x. 433.

of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

q3Pi+3pI) On

ad. Sans, (from

an un-

adulteress,

j^gfe, -03

vi.
fry,

ql^RooT,
did

qlTtPT

q^) An

woman.

i.

Wilkins' Gr.

to toast, to parch, to roast.

(q1^3lU3) To shine, to be splen-

sometimes with f^T prefixed to

it.

ac-

Q"t33?

(n.

s.

count of travelling or roaming about.

from R.

Bile, the

bilious

humour.
qSI'^" s

qi4.<<P

from

(m. from

s.

the forehead.

SfSPfX

2.

(/.

wind, &c.
ness,

vertigo

sceptic.

An

2.

3*V<

female bee.

Any

stupor,

a mistake.

a whirl-

3.

forgetfulness.

Dizzi4.

a. (rnfn.

R.

ql^+t^

Wilkins' Gr.

463) Habitually shining, splendid, elegant.

s.

in the

thing turning

a turner's lathe
error,

p.

qT3l

1.
;

qlftf^

Hair curled upon

bee.

from R.

or whirling round

large black bee.

1.

(femin. of

s.

R,

(-^ in.
dual

from R.

(31^7)

V+^t) A

Brother and

sister.

3HJ$ST s. (m. "ST^p^ the genit. case

t 1^) A brother's son, a nephew.
sriSvi^J
,

s-

the s enit

(/

J>ft )

brother:

of

OT3\

case

brother's daughter, a niece.

cq^

2189

qt^jP^
A

W%

qt3^T

(m.

s.

ql^, +

genit. case of

brother's grandson.

qT s.

s.

qtJ + ^JJl) A

(/.

brother's

2.

qT3 + 3I

{mfn.

duced from a brother,

gfteil

s.

from R.

(m.)

Pro-

brother's

s.

(/.

ql^ff^W

s.

when

it

A brother's wife,

qt^+3TtTTi)

^0SW\

W^VR^ft'Mfl) The

(/.

increase in the

second

month Kar-

the custom of the

is

(mfn.

a.

(m. from

Hindus

to

1.

A brother's

Brother and

Also

s.

fear.

(m.) and

q + R.

(m.).

3j

frown, an

g.

When

eye-brow.

^q*!

this

standing at the

q<

word takes the form

Having

a. (mfn.)

+ q<

beautiful eye-

for

q+C5pi) A

(m.

s.

q^RooT,
son.

contraction of the

(q*niU3) To

x.

hope, to trust, to

2.

W% + ^f^fl.

ql

*.

50$[

qt3+^Q7l from R. $?T)

(/.

An

eye-brows, an expressive look, a frown.

Fra-

s.

(m.)

Relating to a brother,

A brother's

to wish for, to desire.

R. q1

(jji.from

A foetus, an unborn child.

from

(mfn.

causes or occasions abortion.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

R.

3?^) Who

Also q"t2Tl

a;

3^+ 3

Wilkins'

(mfn.

R.

error, causing error or mistake,

a deceiver, a swindler.

q+^rf) A
^

's

contraction of the eye-

s.

q + ^31)

(/.

The brow compared

the gentle bends of a climbing plant.

Leading into
s.

2.

The

from R.

brows, a frown.

q^l

q 3!^-^^)

q^ + ^^Tl

(f.

q^?U (m.

going astray, an

a mistake, a delusion.
a.

s.

causing or procunng of abortion.

error.
1.

ql^Qjl

son.

Gr. p. 421) Mistaken, gone astray, fallen into

cheat,

To

(-S^lmfn.).

fraternal,

qW^

from

Fond of

sister.

qlcAila. (mfn. from

error,

OK

q^ ^ Seeq^^.
q^f& See qfffe and

tricide.

a.

1.

actor attired in the dress of a

q^

Also

s . (f.

confide

dual only (from

qlvi

Wilkins'

cherish, to support.

brows, from 3*T Good,

enemy.

qt3^CUl

To

An

(/.)

qC^i

qt3+

qT3)

s.

e.

a brother, affectionate towards a brother.

An

3.

end of a comp.

entertain their brothers or near relations.

s.

(qT/llfo, fq1"tS3)

ix.

St

q3jf

Also ql^J "1^1. (/.).

day of the moon's

ql^D

shine.

angry look.

sister-in-law.

tika,

q^+TT) A frying-pan.

hold.

female.

daughter.

*l^5i-kJ

To

q^poTf

brother's son.

of tfcl^sSl )

(femin.

s.

(qt*ft3, q1*tTO) To

i.

R.

(n.

qt Root,

daughter.
a.

The sunflower (Helian-

4.

Gr. 897.

to a brother.

q 1^301

loadstone.

qt^Roox,

(mfn. Sft^ + <) Fraternal, pertaining

qlvi<I"|Jl

The

thus annuus).

Seeqt3l.

25 i^i<P a.

3.

2190

(m.)

1.

jackal.

Cq^RooT,
Cq~S Root,

To

fear.

i.

i.

(Cq3lC3) To
(iq*Uv3)

1.

to

Carey.

shine.

To

go, to move.

2.

21^

2191

C5^?)

(m. from R.

s.

Trespass,

1.

a deviation from rectitude.

sin,

ment.

fault,

2. Loss, detri-

^1 Root,

i.

See R.

f^fe)

(ft*fe,

To

shine.

Et^TTt^

(Cf^fe, -C3) 1. To
To fear. See R. C"^.

go, to

i.

2.

of

2X3^^

it is

and

class,

21

s.

Hindu

alpha-

the nasal corresponding to the labial

pronounced

is

(m.) (In prosody)

m.

like

21$^

A molossus,

or a metrical

suffix,

s . (corrupt,

from R.

e. g.

plant

its

f3^ To

sharpen

R.

CSfil

To

"3,

(m.)

s.

offer.

Wilkins'

number of other words

e. g.

2^721

&l4M

basest, from prep.

(from R. ^P^) Stirred, agitated, churned.

a.

(from R.

(mfn.)

a.
.

The

Willtins'

Root,
2.

To

*4.<^^

lowest, the

Gr. % 927.

237^ ?) A

harrow, a sort of

small ladder used as a harrow.

2^t3

v. a.

To cause

to

(from R. 2F$J^)

To

(2X<p3) To decorate,

i.

s.

(m.)

fabulous marine animal, some-

sented with the head and fore-legs of an antelope

tail

of a fish

it is

the

em-

blem of Kamadeva, and forms one of the signs

of the zodiac, corresponding to Capricorn.
ii.

As.

292.

W< W|

s.

Kamadeva
agitate, to stir,

to adorn.

go, to move.

times confounded with the alligator, but repre-

Res.
(corrupt, of

tree (Bassia

Carey.

and the body and

{mfn.) The middlemost, from

s.

(corrupt, of

s.

longifolia).

aromatic

(Anethum Panmorium).

Sharp,

(mfn.)

a.

21 also occurs as a Taddhita sufGr. 867.

and is used to derive adjectives from a

The middle

Carey.

An

species

agitate or churn.

f3 r5I

fix,

a.

2^<^i^?) A

by means of which a number

burnt-offering, from

limited

of

(corrupt, of

of adjectives and substantives are derived from

verbal roots

The

Carey.

2T\3H1

An Unadi

Hf^l)

honey-bee.

and

seed

foot of three long syllables.

21

crown, a diadem.

of fish (Cyprinus Morala, Hamilton).

twenty-fifth consonant of the

(2I^ + 2ltfe from

s.

s.

bet

honeycomb.

^?) The name of two species

(corrupt, of ^J^G> )

s.

common

Carey.

2T^2Ttfe

The

yam

birds (Certhia Zeylanica and C. cruen-

little

tata).

2X^3

21

(21$ + 1>t^)

s.

^ftgfc*. (21^ +

move.

species of

(Dioscorea aculeata).

See R.

Root,

(2T^ + 3l1^)
:

(^Rs) To eat.

(Bassia

tree

Carey.

s.
i.

(corrupt, of

s.

longifolia).

Motion, a going.

3.

0^Root,

C^T

2Jpfl

2192

(m.

U^+G^)

the deity of love.

An

(Lit.

epithet of

Who bears a

sea-monster on his banner.) Also

to churn.

2I<

>

SC^T
s.

s.

(corrupt, of

^T)

< ^

s.

Filth, dirt.

flower.

(corrupt, of 2$JJ Honey.

2.

(m.)

1.

bee.

The nectar
3.

(Jasminum pubescens).

A
4.

or

species

honey of a
of jasmine

The filament of

2194

2193

The Indian cuckoo (Cuculus

lotus.

5.

cus).

Wilson.

Root,

Indi-

also with the insertion

i.

To

of a nasal

II<t><^ a (a.jJsu) Determined,

fixed, appointed,

*PU

ST^TTpl

5I^"+TirPl) The

(m.

s.

responding with Capricorn in the

sign cor-

SPtfSU

(corrupt, of

A kind
(a.

^UU)

place, a station, a site, a

(a. *lLe)

a station, a

The place where

Relating to a station or

character expressing

SI^fT

p. 55.

master, the per2.

(plur. of a.

1.

An

(Mimusops Elengi).

IT^T^ s.

(a.

s.

Root,

opening bud.

Wilson.

^I^tH

of kidney-bean

s.

river,

The

go, to move.

marrow, the pith

brain, the

a kernel.

(from

p.

(m.)

1.

y^) A border,

a hem, an edge.

country on the Sonabhadra

South-Bekar or Bakar proper.

As. Res.

An

inhabitant

Colebr. Alg. p. 3.

56.

a wild

Phaseolus Mungo. Also

Velvet.

(^1^3) To

i.

of that country.
variety, perhaps, of the

p. 41.

J***)

(p. ji^,)

tiara.

v.

A kind

(wi.)

or any

plant (Annesleia spinosa or Euryalis

Hort. Ben.

of any thing

A crest,

from R.

tree

1,

letter

sound.

its

from R. Sj$)

s.

2.

1.

a servant serves.

s.

H^tp^
SI 5!^

station.

II+^tT) The

(m.

^PU'H

ferox).

(from A.

(n.

a thing stands,

site.

occupying a

*HQfa'h

whom

son

^iAs*)

of kidney-

^j^'*) Servants, domestics, ministers.

situation.

a.

See^fr.

Hort. Ben.

bean (Dolichos gladiatus).

or settling.
(a.

Butter.

Hindu zodiac.

(from A.jJiU) Determination, a fixing

s.

an obla-

-A sacrifice,

tion.

settled.

site,

^^Lj

(m. from R.

s.

go, to move.

3.

2.

family-bard, one

who

sings the praises of a chief's ancestry in his presence, a minstrel, an encomiast.

ERp

s.

(from R.

^?) A species of culmiferous

plant (Andropogon bicolor).

Carer/.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R,

Wilkins'

p. 419) Immersed, plunged

sunk, drowned.

a.
*4.<l?

<?

'1^

(?w.)

s.

medicinal plant

commonly

Gr.

called danti.

^
SjGjj

Root,
.

i.

Root,

(*t<|l\3)

(a. <tL) 1.

culmiferous plant

(a.^ICc)
s.

(a.

3TS^ Root,

i.

To

The

much

go, to move.
city of iJfecca.

stir,

blame.

4.

to deceive.

(3$3fcfr3)

To

1.

go, to move.

to begin moving, to begin.

To game,

to

gambol.

To

6.

5.

3.

To

To

cheat,

adorn, to em-

bellish.

a knave, an impostor.

jjJJU) Power, strength,

(*K$f3)

2.

cultivated (Zea Mays).

A cheat,

To

2.

I.

1.

To

fill.

STWl

(rr^t. m from

of Indra.
2.

s.

R I^3j) An epithet
-

See Wilkins' Gr. p. 75.

To be
U^ll

angry.

s.

ability.

(/. from R.

S^?)

The

tenth lunar aste-

rism containing five stars figured by a house,

5.

(/. from R.

U5^?)

fly.

apparently (Regulus),
7

y,

and

Leonis.

2195

2196

It is

sometimes considered to be confined to the

293.

number

plural

As. Res. u.

Wilson.

SflfifP a. (mfn. from

cious, prosperous, lucky, pleasing, agreeable.

(m. from

on the thirteenth day of the

second half of the month Bhadra.

TB^Root,

^l^R 3* ) An

(femin. of

Indra

the wife of

epithet of

also applied to the goddess

1.

be wicked.

mirror.

3.

Also,

be high or

(XU>U3,

i.

nasal

grind.

Dawn.
(m.)

3^pp) A

fragrant sort of

agallochum or aloe-wood.

As. Res.

lit 292.

Stt^t*ft

Lentils (Cicer lens).

(femin. of

s.

ate A festival

^"^Ik

Propitious, auspi-

ix. 323.
s.

of

*^T)

ship.

i.

To

4.

To be

To

vain or proud.

speak.

(51^3 )
3.

tall.

or with the insertion of a

To

4.
1.

2.

To pound,

To

hold.

2.

To
to

To

wor-

revere, to adore, to

shine.

indecl. Sans. Soon, instantly.

Wh

from R.

n.

The planet Mars.

^it> l*T

auspiciousness.

prosperity,

fortune,

(/.) Excellence, happiness.

Happin ess, good

1.

2.

a. (mfn.^) Auspicious, pros-

(_f^T

a.

mfn.

^T + <Stft^)

Causing prosperity or happiness

beneficent,

(corrupt, of ^<j?)

beneficial, propitious.

auspicious

^f^U3TJ The

(from

s.

a scaffold,

wrenching or

straining of a thing.
*I't><Ekfc

noun of M. W^PK'W)

(v.

s.

wrenched or

An

A platform,

a stage.

3T^1

perous, happy, lucky.

S^N^kI

s.

(m.)

strained,

a.

Wrenched,

being

violently

strained.

planet, a lucky star.

To be wrenched

v. n.

or strained.

Also

(^^rT+^) A pot full of water

s.

offered to the gods

Sflp^^

(mfn.

a.

good or welfare

on

festivals.

H^pT + ^3Pf^)

Producing

33T*T^-,

happiness.

or

33l<3?^a. (a.jj^j^) Aforesaid, before-mentioned.

beneficent, beneficial.

Affording:

prosperity

Crisp, breaking easily, crumping.

a.

a.

(a.

b^M^u)

Firmly tied or bound,

compact, firm, strong.

Also
(from a. Lj^Lc) Firmness, compact-

(-fXS^mfn.).
ness, strength.

$j$i\A

s.

(E^FT + ^fa)

picious

(H^^ + ^Mlt>U)

good news

H*YrrrS"R

s.

(m.

the Gospel.

Glad

is

contained'

in a thing, the contents or substance of a letter.

Carey.

X^pr + ^ltFlR)

(a. ijAjs*)
l.

An

aus-

meeting, an assembly,

a company, a congregation, a convention.

observance, a pious usage or custom.

A festivity the festive decoration of a house,

&c. 3. A preliminary propitiatory ceremony or

2.

jjj^u) That which

(a.
s

tidings,

Tuesday.

invocation.

a.

(from a. ^jAjsr*) Pertaining to a

Also

^^tW

(.).

meeting or to an assembly,
HvSll

s.

(p. xj*)

social.

flavour, a savour, a taste.

2197

2198

SEjt^KS

To immerse,

of *Tftft3)

a. (cans,

v.

ii

to plunge, to dip.

(from

a.

l.

taste.

The

2.

Wishing

p. *j?)

(from

to

be enter-

elevated shed raised on bamboos

p.

3^t^

(from R.

Savouriness, pa-

j\j

SI^^) To

be immersed,

sink under, to be absorbed (in an affair).

SKjp*.

Mohun P.

(M^ilfe)

x.

(from R.

^1)

1.

The cleaning

Tooth-powder

2.

or scour-

a dentifrice.

^"^13

(from

v. n.

new buds

To bud,

&f^t)

to put

or leaves, to germinate.

(a.

Found,

4;>-yo)

at

hand,

ready,

present, in existence.

^I^p^s. (from

^kst" )

a.

4(?j^t

collection,

an as-

an ear of corn

s.

(p. jfej ts.j*jz<)

keeper of the

Slf^Ta

a shoot, a sprout.

large species of grass

^\^t\)

(corrupt, of

s.

Ben.
(from

p.

jjtyo)

(Saccharum

The Indian madHort.

(from

s.

p. jj<3^>)

3Tf^Hl s. (from R.
women on their feet.

Wages,

hire,

pay

for

labour.

^Xf^p^
2.

(from

wages or

p.

p. 10.

a hired

labourer,

workman.

s.

s.

Also

pith, sap.

^)

from R. ST3

1.

(mfn.

row or pith
v. n.

s.

3lf^U3) To immerse or
overwhelm (by distress, &c).

5^1 + ^)

latent,

Affecting the mar-

inward (as a disease).

IP^) To sink, to plunge,

to dip, to be immersed.

dwelling, an abode.

Bengal madder (Rubia Man-

R. Manjit'h).

(n.)

An ornament

for the feet or toes.

(mfn. from R.

^?)

Beautiful, pleasing,

basket

agreeable.

ST^ftft

(/.

^JM R*ft

s.

+ ^1^) A
As. Res.

(/. from

See

1.

go.

a.

(mfn. from

sort of metre in

x. 465.

3T*+^1)

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

(*I#T3) To

(m. from R.

*.

Sanskrit prosody.

^>jf^
i.

ornament worn by

SJsSTj (/.).

(from R.

(/)

An

(caus. of

into, to

Root,

(/.)

Marrow,
a.

v. a.

1-

day's march, a journey.

j\& ^jj^yo) Subsisting by

jist'ha or

a.

(a. (JjiAi)

hire.

(_^\ w

a flower-

stalk,

der (Rubia Manjit'h or R. Munjist'ha).

records.

plunge

?)

Munja).

Sl^pX^t^ s.

^^^5.

R. *Kjf

(/. from

s.

spike,

sembly.

s.

stationed.

salve for scouring the eye.

forth

H^^a.

s.

is

Also

arsenic.

ing of a thing.

See

Red

s.

JR| Root,

3.

**?&<t

where a watchman

p. 40.

latableness.
v. n.

An

3.

palate.

5I^iTP[t^a. (p.jta^e) Savoury, well-tasted.

to

a platform, a stage, a pulpit, a

in a corn-field

by music or shews.

tained

A scaffold,

table.

j^)

H3fflB|ctfJ (a.

2.

*J>|* )

As. Res.

x.

sort of

470.

Beautiful, pleasing,

agreeable.

bed, a bedstead.

a.

(a.

j 11*0) Viewed, looked

2

at,

chosen,

2199

Sift

<?f<(.\3

approved.
quiesce

To

(from A. .Jai^o) Assent, approbation,

*JW

(/.)

?)

Mohun P.

vum).

The

5X^1

pea (P lsum

(from

s.

garment worn as a

Also

24'^ +

;i

Tt\5t)

a.

silken

s.

a.

v.

To

2.

To cause

the joints of the fingers

snap or crack.

et^root,

measure of corn by
mentioned by Hindu

ser,

by the Turushhas or Muham-

Colebr. Alg. p. 3.

(mf. from R. ^I^V?)

*lf]<P

2.

The

(n.

s.

1.

gem, a jewel, a

Also *Tft (/.).

wrist.

small water-jar, a

(/. from 3Tfc|

+ ^)Aholy pool

from

pitcher.

(3rfcf3)

i.

turbed in mind.
1.

s.

feign being

pearl.
v. a.

to sound inar-

large

asleep.

to

drum.

^) A

from a.

(m.

writers as used

crown.

ridge of a house.

-3TT"f^T3

earthen jar.

sort of

weight equal to forty

The

2.

To

To be confused

or dis-

dwell, to inhabit.

Also,

(with the insertion of a nasal,

3Tta)

To

at

Benares much frequented by pilgrims.

ITpW^"

s.

f ) A jew-

from R.

(m. 3Tf^l

bewail, to regret, to lament.

eller,

U^) A

(m. from R.

s.

a pagoda

school, a college

a lapidary.

^flrrtf^R"

a monastery.

(.?

nft+T^+f^-) a

species of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

irfct^J^

s.

(m.

rigid.

(3Tff3) To sound,

i.

madans.
s

Distressed

child.

ridge of a house.

^^OW

3^1 Root,

small earthen bottle used

^3^"^)

ticulately.

oil.

(corrupt, of

3T^<?1

of

(from R. ^K^?) Fragile, brittle;

s. (?w.)

necklace.

petticoat.

(from *jPEj?)

s.

to contain

sati-

p. 65.

STT^TW^

a. (corrupt,

large basket.

(corrupt, of

s.

5T^tf^TTl

mortal

pertinacious teazing or dunning.

through the death of a

acquiescence.
s.

2.

bite.

3503^0

approve, to ac-

in, to assent.

s.

v. a.

2200

H"&+3I<i75) The

principal

As. Res.

x. 433.

or chief of a college or school.

Uffvfy
^I^Root,
2.

To

i.

(*I^JU3)

1.

To

divide, to separate.

surround, to encompass,

i.

and x. (S^JSf^!) To embellish, to decorate,

(SRlHlf^) To gladden,

to adorn; also x.

to

s.

(/.

Ufa + ^1) A

in Sanskrit prosody.

5XfR^ s.

(m. ITpi

species of metre

As. Res. x. 425.

+^F)

1.

The

wrist.

sort of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

2.

As. Res.

x. 469.

rejoice.

3T^s.

(m.)

1.

cana). 2. (jBen^.)

SI^T

s.

a.

The

A plague, an epidemic disease.

(corrupt, of

*^3) Mortal, deadly.

ded with pearls or jewels.

3Tffr]$b

chief officer of a village.

dead carcase.

Set or stud-

kind of grain (Eleusine Coro-

5.

s.

(.?

3Tp1

Sanskrit poetry.

3TftaT

a.

(mfn.

+ H$>) a

As. Res.

x.

^\+^)

sort of metre in

469.

Made

of gem*,

J3

3^3

2201

consisting of precious stones,

or studded

set

SEJ5Fte

with jewels.
s.

A necklace,

1.

(/.

&c. of jewels or precious stones.

2.

As. Res.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

sort of

x.

470.

(-f^\

a.

a lapidary.

2.

The

(m.)

s.

A jeweller,

^.vJ<P

s.

comp.

in

Pith, essence.

2.

3.

castor-oil tree (Ricinus

The head.

communis).

(Beng.) Rice-

6.

gilt,

e. g.

(m.

31^ + ^)

nonia Indica).

Hort. Ben.

s.

s.

small tree (Big-

p. 47.

(f from ^35+^) Madder (Ru-

EKpl s.

(femin. of

A female

SEW

(mn.) Carbonate or

scoria? of iron, rust,

S.
j.

fix

'

>

froe;.

dross.

from R. ?5<L) The act of ornamenting

Also ^Ts3*Ti (/.).

^+

frog.

bia Manjit'h).

or decorating.

(/re.)

Sra^K

froth, fer-

water, gruel, starch, paste.

s. (re.

Used

S^P^Tt
Scum,

1.

Ornament, decoration.

3T^3*T

Orna-

studded,

decorated,

adorned,

plated.

seller of toys.

(mn. from R.

s.

ment, foam.

5.

bird

SeeUR

3Tft

4.

little

sweetmeat made

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

^P\+t^T)

mfn.

away gems.

Stealing or taking

*4s3

beautiful

sort of

Amandava).

(Fringilla

XrffSHl

(from ITpl)

s.

distiller.

Also

in small nuts.

mented,

SrfTin

(m.

(from R. *T^L )

s.

XTpfaM

s.

2202

3X^-1

Taddhita

which serves

suffix

to form ad-

jectives implying a possession from substantives

shed,

the terminations of adjectives thus derived in

a temporary building erected for performing a

the three genders of the nominative singular are

ceremony

masc.

3P| *

HOT"

(mn. from

a family-temple.

X^J

(mn. from R.

s.

sun or moon.

2.

sphere, a globe.

(re.)

3.

The

province, a district.
circular spots.
7.

An open

R. ^1?)

6.

5.

An

1.

The

disc of the

Ex.

circle,

an orb, a

rous,

visible horizon.

4.

-H^t

(-^

a.

neut.

mfn.) Happy, prospe-

from

+31^

s.
(f.) Prosperity, happiness,
Wilkins' Gr. % 908.

sort of leprosy with

3T^> Sans, ablat. case of ^ST^^-i the pron. of

assemblage, a multitude.

form of military array.

a kind of sweetmeat.

iJi^H

fern.

9.

8.

the

first

person

also often used in

comp. as

sugar-ball,

(Beng.) The chief

the crude form,

of me,

tenant of a village.

my

e.

s. (/re.)

ff.

son, from

3T^+^

s.

The son

(/re.)

son.

See Wilkins' Gr. p. 116.

9.

*^FT + ^) A

(re.

sort of leprosy;

3^^

white leprosy with round spots.

ad. (from3Ti)

prohibitive particle usually

put before verbs.

sword, a scy-

3^3

metar.

a.

Gr.

*&fifl

s.

(/.

from

sun or moon.

2.

j.

(Beng.)

The

disk of the

society,

an as-

sembly, a congregation, a flock.

3T;J(.^<
district

s.

(m.

5T^T+^^T)

a sovereign, a monarch.

lord of a

p.

420)

Thought, understood, believed,

known, supposed
1.

mind

The

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. RSJ^f-S? Wilkins'

regarded, respected,

s. (re.)

purpose, an intention, a disposition of the

;

A
When

a particular sentiment, an opinion.

method, a way.

3.

sect.

Mohun P.

2.

p. 165.

subjoined in Bengali to other words,

it

TOl

2203

may sometimes be
vl^SJ^ Like

e. g.

*4."sSJt[ s.

(m.)

TO^RE

s.

An

1.

(m.

rendered by
this, in this

elephant.

manner.

2.

TO$l+3[) An

similar

like,

U^m^.si
mands,

13$$

cloud.

R.

(a.

s.

1.

HS8) The

(from

The

text of a book.

middle.

2.

counsel.

tion

(from

3.

a mode or manner, method.

^l^^Tl 5^

5.

(from 33) Intoxicated, drunk, ad-

a.

imagination,

ad. (from *Is3)

one mind, of one

WT

the same opinion, of

Wish,

4.

3.

intellect.

2.

(Beng.^)

mR30#

desire, inclination, disposi-

3Tfeq3T

respect, regard.

for ft^")

Crack-brained,

Mental derangement.

s.

ETf3+q*I

(m.

s.

pearl.

(*tf3 +

a.

Intention, device,

3^) A mis-

from R.

take, an error.

sect.

(a. *s-^c )

s.

Of

belief.

memory, remembrance

delirious,

dicted to drunkenness.
AJ.\JM\3

The mind, the un-

1.

the

^^^^

elephant.

Thought, opinion,

TO^T

See

requisitions, requests.

derstanding,

_4k0 De-

i_Jlk plur. of

(a.

(/. from

s.

2204

translator,

an

inter-

SwWfot a.

^3+^)

mfn.

Wise,

intelligent, judicious, sensible, prudent, mindful.

preter.

(/.) 1. Excellence, happiness; also

s.

(attributively) excellent, happy.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

SJ^l

s.

2.

sort of

As. Res. x. 440.

Enjoying, reaping the advan-

(a.

s.

(n.

TO + ^43^") A different opinion,

another method, a different sect or party.

TOW ^^
5

(n.

s.

s.

TO + ^I^

(from

33

a.

bracing or professing the opinions of a parti-

Embracing

- t^J>/w.TO + 3R^f^T)

Intoxicated, drunk,

419)

p.

sion or violent excitement,

i3l

(/.) or

TO^tfWl

s.

woman.

^ff^ft

(a.

^Ik*) Conformable,

agreeable,

suitable, equal.

*4s3l*lsi a. (mfn.

TO + 3JTO)

believed, approved

s.

(w.)

s.

(from

(/.

As. Res. x. 433.

TO+^r^ft+^^T

s.(n.i

+ 3lt^") A sort of metre.

(n.1

s.

Approval or disapMv3*J

a.

(a.

^jc^,

Hanging, suspended,

connected with, belonging

dicted to.

plantain
to,

As. Res.

x. 473.

TO + 3ITR) A

attached

to,

species of

As. Res.

x. 470.

(from 3T35) Inebriating.

TOStPT^n
a.

Drunkenness,

Believed or dis-

proval, agreement or disagreement.

Xl^t^f^

elephant

TO + iff?) A sort of metre in

tom^^H 1<M

and disapproved.

TO'kvi)

An

<FH) An exAlso TOf#fWft (/.) or TO-

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

TOtHf3

(m.)

(/)

TO!$>5l s.
a.

from 313 + R.

(f.

Sanskrit prosody.

*l\JJC<^

inebriated

passionate excitement, infatuation.

or holding the tenets of a particular

sect.

to.

having the mind overcome or engrossed by pas-

cellent
a. (

equally

to,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. 3TE-fs3 Wilkins'

cular sect.

TOR *^

sect or party.

3T\J ) According to the opinion of,

conformably

in rut.

^!") The em-

TO) A

3IC3 ad. (from

Gr.

tage of an act.

y&jg&S

TO*!

s.

(from

TO + 3^1) A

(Musa sapientum).

sort

of

2.

Carey.

ad-

TOl

s.

(femin. of

TO)

1.

Vinous

liquor.

2206

2205
sort of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

As,

JRes.

x. 432.

Xr^^JR^TT

To

XI^X^T

(N.B. This seems rather a

(Alcedo).

t (&8$fWj

Root,

or x.

denominative verb, from

from R.

is

With 3FJor 3lf%

think

wish prosperity

hail, to

greet, to bid farewell

PT

summon,

To

To

(a.

s.

Root,

^ + f^To

or

a<

(from a.

desire,

or desire, having
a.

a wish,

R.

Envious,

^?)

for

JX^^Rl

in view.

first

s.

SI^SR)

(m.) Envy.
1.

Envy.

(femin. of

s.

(m. from R.

*T^*P j A femai e
XT^?)

1.

fish.

is

hurt, to kill.

to agi-

stir,

See R.

(m.)

2.

used to produce

2.

To

2.

afflict.

3.

SFL
The

1.

A tree the

fire

by

act of stirring

wood

of which

(Premna

attrition

longifolia).

See XFSTi
(/.) 1.

Kulluka on

Stirred,

(w.) Buttermilk.

s.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 69.

XT^)

R.

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

town

in the province of

celebrated as the birth-place of

Manu

it,

19.

Krishna. See

(J3eng.)

2.

Agra
plant

XT^Root,

fish.

3.

x.

(Mi K.UC\j ),

(with the insertion

i.

fish.

of a nasal,
2.

The

avatara or manifestation of Vishnu

in

country mentioned

as one of the midland divisions of India.

ii.

to

(Callicarpa incana).

*.

the form of a

To

R. XTShf^FT)

(.

s.

Also

gnat, a musquito.

XtMfl,

HSfr

W from 5Tf^

covetous, niggardly.

(/. from

s.

1.

suffer pain.

Having an object

3F*I-> +

XTMlit (-fk\mfn.).

The

(with the insertion of a nasal,

i.

agitated, churned,

(mfn.

a.

any purpose or object

<)

To chum,

i.

Also,

or churning.

Entertaining a wish

(p.jb t_ Jtka

in view.

XT^^R

l JU^)

HV^>+3lfe)

from

(/

with

purpose, an object, a meaning.

IJ^erj^

*l*lfj)

moon-plant (Asclepias acid a).

to call together

)_4W-c)

king-fisher

(m.) and XT 5 -,

Also

^h$$5&

To

XI^ C'14N

XFv^+^l) A

(m.

salute, to

wish well.

hail, to

s.

adviser,

tate.

invite, to

fish-

H^To

prefixed,

To

with

with

An

(m.)

s.

a councillor, which again

Also

hook.

counsel, to advise.

XT^ + C^T)

(n.

s.

Manu

rejoice, to

X^f^),

To

x.

it.

to gratify

iv.

(XTf^r^J) To

to

or^T

Often with

or intoxicated.
to

and

be glad, to be happy, to be inebriated

madden,

prefixed

give delight or joy,

to intoxicate

to

be

19.

poor or distressed
(/.) Coarse or unrefined sugar. Also

*TP[
s.

catching

fish.

X^WtWt
basket.

HV*E> +R. ^) Fishing, the

Mohun P. p. 140.

(from

(/. from

Also

H WftTl

s.

s.

dicinal plant

JJMB + R. $1 ) A fish-

SX^^FftWl (/)
(/.

from

m&ft, +1%5) A

commonly

called liatuki.

to be proud

XT^)

(m. from R.

cation,

any

madness

with f*T pre-

1.

Drunkenness, intoxi-

engrossedness of the mind by

passion or violent

pride,
s.

fixed, to articulate.

emotion

arrogance,

conceit; pleasure, enthusiasm, joy.

Spirituous liquor, wine.

3.

The

2.

juice which

flows from the temples of an elephant in rut.

me-

M1^<P

s.

(from Mvfcj

cine prepared from

An

opiate, a narcotic

hemp.

Carey.

medi-

5$

UTt^

2207

T^ n
e

a.

(mfn.

31^ +

from R.

^t) Speak-

ing inarticulately like a drunken person,

An

(to.)

elephant in

^R^

A place

drunkard.

a.

(p.jlfjjw*) Helping, aiding, giving

R. SUlJ

(/. from

s.

wine,

iHfTJ?)

orbit,

circle,

prosody.

2.

spirits.

Res.

-4s.

1.

Spirituous liquor,

x. 473.

A
r.

j jj^)

The

giving as-,

R.

(n.

H^+^PT)

dening or exhilarating.

1.

2.

The

(to.)

Kamadeva

the deity of love.

770.

An

5.

3.

The name

act of glad-

An

SnflTT
epithet of

Wilkins' Gr.

inebriating drink.

of several plants or trees (Van-

Datura Metel,

gueria spinosa,

and Mimosa

Catechu).
(/.

sr^+mfftofl)

and

^^^^C/.^^ + ^^^Afestival
honour of Kamadeva, the deity of

love,

on

the thirteenth and fourteenth days of the month

Chaitra.

As. Res.

m.

from

(mfii-

for

An

s.

(from

STI^

s.

from R. *i"*"4J)

(to.

HT^T^"

Manu

s.

UTrT+ftf^) A meCarey.
species

of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

s.

(/. from

R.

^^ft^"

a-

As. Res.

x. 471.

Stfjfj 1. Spirituous or vinous

liquor: also

(/.).

{mfn. from R.

2.

(to.)

sheat-fish (Sil urus Pelorius).

^+^)

W*i ^W'+A
(to.)

s.

to the

N.W.

country enumerated amongst those

of Hindustan proper.

(mfn. 3TEj

Madra.

<^id

s.

species of

(/.)

+ ^)

Belonging to the country

Wilkins' Gr. % 902.

The

personification of the first note in

Gandhara Grama.

TO-F^S^T) A

(mfn. STR' +

T^a.
tavern, a

dram-

^^O

Blinded by intoxica-

tion, passion, or infatuation.

As. Res.

ix.

461.

As. Res. x. 469.

(mfn.) Sweet,

tar of flowers.

2.

s.

4.

(/.)

(w.) 1.

Honey; the nec-

Spirituous liquor.

The name of a demon

a.

drinks

Madden-

shop,

M^l^b

who

intoxicating liquors, a drunkard.

the

metre in Sanskrit prosody,

t
from R. tl) One

*.

making merry.

R. STC^+TT Wilkins'

rituous liquor.

of

(ri.

an Utjrd

Gr. 727) Capable of being intoxicated, fit to

s. (n.) Wine, spi-

Wilkins' Gr. p, 469.

.9.

Brahman by

x. 48.

be gladdened or exhilarated,

A species of parrot.

intoxicating, exhilarating,

3$KliH

bird,

Also

*4.y<t? a.

ing,

An aquatic

The name of one of the degraded

2.

tribes, the offspring of

woman.

1.

277.

dicinal plant (Kaempferia angustifolia).

IHtTl

elephant

in rut.

ETIt) a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

*mf%f%ft

SF^) Mine, my,

own.

the shag.

snprcusmrtt i
in

my

A tavern.

Spring.

4.

tavern, a

dram-shop.

sistance or aid.
s.

cir-

sort of metre in Sanskrit

assistance.

(from

2.

a superintendent.

jjk) Assistance, help.

(a.

An

t.

A centre, a station in the centre.

of retirement or rest. 4. A minister,

cumference.

STpRl
s.

(a.

*J?lfiki|l&.

3.

rut.

(HT^+p.^^) A

JJTlPVl'te a.

s.

2208

3. (to.)

destroyed by Vishnu.

plant (Celtis Orientalis).

5.

sort

of metre in Sanskrit prosody. As. Res. x. 468.

2210

2209
(to.

s.

1.

tree (Bassia latifolia).

2. (tow.) Liquorice.

I$"<M

3.

bee.

2.

lover.

the round sweet lime.

fruit,

(/. from

s.

1.

+ C^W)

si (to.

a bee-hive.
SaSjfcf^

2.

(to.

The

i.

(to.

mahwah

called

Liquorice-

similarly

is

Tippling.

l.

2.

taste.

^
A

^^i + H^)
(Bassia

commonly

tree,

See As. Res.

latifolia).

commonly

(H^Ttf^)

confectioner.

^1) A

from R.

(to.

bee.

s.

"31

syrup.

?$pT + <? ) A

(to.

5.

Sweetness, sweet

(&)

(/.) or

Sweetness, suavity.

(re.)

<^<<P

s.

(w.) Treacle,

2.

USj^fl

ST^TrR^s.

Sweet, pleasing, plea-

(mfn. from

a.

sant, mellifluous,

300.

s.

Abrus precatorius, the root of which

honey-comb,

of a goat.

testicles

*T^+!FI)

1.

honey-comb.
s.

*Rj+Hf$)

used).

glabrum).

313T|M

from

s . (/.

plant

stick (Glycyrrhiza glabra or G. sativa; or rather

(Menispermum

plant

ST^rf^l

A climbing

Carey.

(Asclepias volubilis).

^+^)

s. (to.

(3l5^ + 3TH3t

s.

medicinal plant,

called jivaka.

from^+^T) A shrub (Sanse-

(/.

viera Zeylanica).

[<J*<

Anise-seed (Anethum

(femin. of

s.

Sowa).
s. (to.

3^+"^$

from R.

tion of

honey and milk.

v. 41.

As. Res. vn. 291.

5T^fWl s
plant.

(/. from

A tree

2.

H^tTl *

See

Manu

An

obla-

in. 119.

^W^l^lsf

(from

3^+*ft )

1.

The

indigo-

1$

A sort

of creeper

Krishna.

(Lit.

p. 22.

Vi SHNU

epithet of

The enemy of

demon

the

Madhu).

(Menispermum glabrum).
to.

or

aromatic plant

Hort. Ben.

f^H) An

(m.

is.

An

(Anethum Panmorium).

(Gmelina arborea).

(/. from

To sweeten.

(from

v. a.

from

bee.

shrub (Ardisia sola-

H^f^I

3T^)

(from

s.

Sweetness,

suavity,

pleasantness.

SI&f^TI

s.

(Xtf^-f^TT)

HSjfsTtt

nacea).

Tippling, drinking

H^Hfe^l
Sl^jnr

a.

m 31^+ <^J) A
.

s.

5I^ + -pr^) A

bee

red variety of the

A plant (Sanseviera

H^+Xnf^l) A bee.

s . (/.

T^+ 5 ni)

(ot/. s

Honeyed, made of

mahwah

Zeylanica).

SI^SH

s,

5T^Hl?l1

(Xtyfcfl&) The double

Jasminum Zambac.

the

*$+R.

bee.

honey, sweet like honey.

Stffc[^t

s . (to.

to.

Hyperanthera Morunga.

repeatedly.
s.

^f*li

(-5^

s.

variety of

Carey.

A spirit distilled from

from

or

madhudruma (Bassia

latifolia).

(to.)

s.

(to.

tree (Bassia latifolia).

^+^T T)

Vishnu or Krishna.
demon Madhu).
33<g<1

s.

(/.

Orientalis).

(Lit.

from^+R.

An

epithet

of

The destroyer of the

plant (Celtis

2211

2212
(m. from

As. Res.

(B assia

tree

latifolia).

300.

i.

(m. from

s.

S^iTU a

grow-

sort of Bassia

{f. from

Middle,

plant (Sanseviera

One

(mfn.')

Middle, intermediate, central,

The middle, the

1.

The

3.

in music.

time

west.
5.

centre.

Mean

4.

2.

Wilkins' Gr. 927)

intermediate,

internal,

(?wn.)

s.

any thing.

or central part of

The middle

2.

waist.

3.

{m.~)

of the seven musical notes, the

fifth

note

Hindu gamut. See As. Res. in.

The middle country of Hindustan
:

H^TlRte
term

s.

H^3X + ^3)

{m.?

an algebraic equation.

in

68.

see

The middle
Colebr. Alg.

p. 187.

Colebr. Alg.

billions.

1.

The

common

or

(In arithmetic)

Ten thousand

6.

*I<P+II

s.

term or the mean of a progression. Colebr. Alg.

p. 52.

Also {Beng.~)

of the
4.

(m.)

Moderate, mid-

The middle of the body, the

Zeylanica).

waist.

{mfn.

The middle

ing in watery or mountainous places.

a.

(m/n.^I^+f^H)

a.

dling, indifferent.

Bees wax.

3$K^

$7ftH

The name of a

p. 4.

particular musical scale.

^H^t

a.

As. Res.

ix.

451.

Slender-waisted,

+^t1)

{mfn.

Hindu

of slender waist.

law) Outrage of the middle

Being common
many), pertaining

common

in

(to

number of

(to a

ing buildings, throwing

S^TSrl
finger.

+ ^PT

Sarcs.

In the midst, in

the centre, from the centre.

3Wtk*I

s.

(m. 3$t>

Ol*l)

1.

The

central or

of India, bounded

2.

The

Himalaya mountains on the

east,

Vindhya mountains on the west

therefore the

and the

comprising

modern provinces of Allahabad,

Agra, Delhi, Oude,

is

8cc.

the northern limit

elsewhere defined to be the disappearance of

the Saraswati.

Abiding

As. Res.

ix.

451.

from^ST + STtfit) The

of a particular scale in the

name

Hindu musical

sys-

As. Res. in. 77.

tem.

Elimination,

removal of the middle term

in

an equation.

Colebr. Alg. p. 187, 207, 324.

S^TT^

(n.*$&

s.

JJ&l^ta*.

(m.

Midnight.

SX^ + C^TO^The

earth, the

abode of mortals.

Wilson.

(-f^ mfn.

in the

(/.

The middle

1.

the age of puberty.

girl arrived at

central blossom.

a.
a.

walls, &c.

by Kuru-

kshetra on the north, Allahabad on the south,

the

2.

ST^trft

middle part of any thing, the waist.

middle region

3.

down

{femin. of

s.

persons or things).

5$73S

class, e. g. injur-

+^f^)

midst or in the centre, situated

between, internal, central,

an arbitrator, an umpire.
(from
Mediation, arbitration.

s.

(m.)

mediator,

+ ^5)

{mfn.

Standing between,

intermediate, central, internal,

diator,

an

(w.)

arbitrator,

An

The

s.

waist.

{n.

an umpire.

(?.)

31

A me(/.) or

intermediate situation or state, a

standing between

S^^fi

s.

mediatorship, arbitration.

f^WU

The

centre.

2.

2214

2213

HSjp^if^

(from

s.

S$T^*T)

Arbitration,

me-

tion, character.

diation, mediatorship.

Situated in tbe

midst or between

2.

(from

A weight

^e)

A.

disposi-

forty ser's or about seventy-eight pounds.

central, intermediate.

The mind,

(corrupt, of *l*f*T^j 1.

s.

of
3.

Hort. Ben.

plant (Crotolaria laburnifolia).

p. 54.

BSW

1.

puberty.

girl arrived at

3.

**)

(femin. of

s.

young woman, a

The middle

2.

As.

species of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

Res. x. 468.

W}?

JTOtW

from

a. (mfn.

H 5 T^+

Pleasing,

agreeable, taking the fancy.

H$ +31^

(m.

s.

See*FP^.

finger.

3}$?^) Mid-day,

fo r

noon.

Inquietude,

mental agony or
religious

ceremony or duty which

be performed at

to

is

*&V*3

distress.

^'^T + ^3)

(mfn.

a.

Conscientious,

pure of mind.

mid-day.

Red

nab

ad. (locat. case of

the midst,
in

comp.

within,

in,

e.

among, between

(from**) Now

ad.

tft#>$ft*l

a.

(m.

5Pf^+^^|)

mind

(-ft\

from the blossoms of the Bassia

lati-

mfn. from
to

any subject.

sedateness of mind.

SRj-^Ff) The

R.

(n.

act of thinking

is

subjoined to a

them miscella-

danta system) Intuitive knowledge, or science

suffix

which

e. g.

<F*l*[^

nomin. singul.

(n.

s.

<

Mail, armour, from R.

To

SFpffrl

imfn. fat. -part. p. R.

cover

Proper to be thought
nomin. sing.

(n.

(In the Ve-

Trans. R.A.S. 1.572.

without need of study.

s.

SFT^+

roots to form with

neous nouns,

^3l**I^

subject.

or reflecting, reflection, thought.

Kridanta

number of

The

firmness or

s.

any

to

(m.^+^St^) Aspiritu ous liquor

folia.

^**T

(m.).

Applying the mind

s.

s.

and then, some-

times.

distilled

(m.) and

application of the

mire,

Also^of^Ff

arsenic-

often

In the midst of a mire,

sr.

from

Hr^HSb

In the middle, in

of,

SF^+^FflTT)

deserving thought or

Birth, from
reflection.

R.

*H

3FTTo
Root,

be born.
i.

(^fe)

Wilkins' Gr. 801, 108.

and

x.

(*tHTTf^) To

honour, to respect, to worship,

1.

3.
iv.

To be

dull or insensible.

To oppose,
(*lVfe*)

to believe.

To be

To

x.
2.

To be proud.

h To think.

To be
With

To

2.

esteem.

of the same opinion, to assent

despise, to

highly; with

contemn

with

To think

(n.

from R. SFT

The

ft

p. 161.

heart, the mind,

considered as the seat of perception and passion,

of opinion,

and reckoned by the followers of the Sankhya

prefixed,
;

^FF^s.

*F^+

MohunP.

and

(*^3)

vui.

(corrupt, of

Religious conversion.

(^ HTTU3)

to restrain,

3.

SFPtf^^Ts.

with

To

value

to value, to esteem.

and Nyaya school as an organ of both sense

and

action.

IFT^Tl

(/. from

s.

serpent-race.
7

Trans. R.A.S.

1.

30, 99, 100.

The goddess of the

^%

a#T

2215

A festival
in

honour of DevI or PakvatI

on the

fifth

XFft^l

month A'shadka.

of the

IFf^t^

H^tfTO

Sabda S.

?).

p.

IFft^t a

plant (Eu-

3FTpT3i

An

Sprf^T

p. 36.

(Lit.

Born

JPF^TO

locat. case of

Kamadeva

epithet of

H5^*^)

Hindu

the

(to.

from R.

(to.

and

tor

cupid.

*4*j )
v

desire or

Brahma

fourteen successive
(/.

^f%-'^Fd)

The wish

spectively

^^T + ^R" from R. <F)

(to.

cognizance which the mind takes of

its

The

been the

own

also

(to.

s.

^T^+siTH)

Mental agony or

R.

(-"PKto/m. from

S^^^fft)

(/.

is

presiding over the

in the present creation there

Swayambhuva,

Manu

s.

Manus

Manus

six following

and Chakshusha

^f)

Manu

have
called

the supposed revealer of

The

is

the seventh or the present

Vaivaswata
In the

Wilson.

Raivata

or

artificial

plural, 'FT3"o

stands for fourteen.

satisfaction

wife of the legislator

the second.

system of the Hindus

for the expression of numerals, this

Giving pain or grief to the mind.

Xpraf^

name

by the Hindus
Swarochisha, Uttama, Tamasa, Raivata,

distress.

SFreWl a.

the

in every halpa or

the code of law possessed

sensations, self-consciousness.

11^!*)

himself, the creator of the

universe for the period of a manwantara, re-

or desire of the heart.

SFF^n" s.

Manu, the legislaBrahma, or a personi-

from creation to creation, there are

interval

s.

learned man, a

world and progenitor of mankind

^FFut-^t^T) The

Wise,

1.

however a generic term, and

longing of the mind.

SlfF^t^

(to.)

s.

son of

saint, the

fication of

in the heart or mind.).

s.

pandit, a teacher.
s.

si (to.

under-

Intellect,

(-f^T mfn.

learned, intelligent,

Hort. Ben.

phorbia Ligularia).

5^)

from R.

(/.

468.

(JFr^n + f^S)

s.

s.

master, a lord.

standing.

(SFFTl + <[3$) A plant (Euphorbia

s.

antiquorum

l -'-^p A

(a.

day

2216

word, or
2. (/.)

its

The

Manu.

of the mind, the heart's content.

(corrupt,

a.

the

mind

of 3X^T T

or heart,

[+^)

s.

scendant of

^*3?H

s.

s.

intelligent, attentive.

s,

(from a. ^i^)

indecl. Sans.

femin. of ^"j^U
(to.

man, an
(

from

See Wilkins Gr. 960)

offspring of

Manu.

*3l

(/.) or

Manliness, humanity.

IIW^&I
little,

somewhat, slow,

An

^s^Fit,

appropriate, suitable,

s.

epithet of

M^^S^XP
(

q. v.

prohibition, a refusal, a

dull, tardy.

R^T^a. (a.

Manu.

<"

denial.

iiik

in general, a de-

) Sensible,

of sensitive feeling, prudent, wise, intellectual,

^Ti

*^^ + ^I) A man

(to.

s.

wish.

SFPl+f^T

XFPjfta. (_f^Tro/H.

^tOl
Situated in

on human

+^S)

(-*^T

to.

Kuvera

the deity of wealth.

a.

(mfn.

flesh .

Also

from

+^<

Feeding

^^niloff ( - f^T

mfn.).

right.
a.

(mfn. fret. part. p. R.

derstood,

known.

^H^+^3)

Un-

Hrjf^ft

s.

(/.

XFJ+'JTf^) The

promulgated by

Manu.

code of laws

HR1

2217
3t*f

from

in the heart,

the memory.

To

v. a.

v. n.

JTFTfrfa

in

recollect, to reflect, to think.

To occur

to the mind.
to

the heart, affecting the mind.

J4.L1

Kifcl

STFTtS^

s.

(mfn. from

a.

of thought.

arsenic.

Quick

1.

as thought.

Also *Tl1 loi<

parental.

therly,

33*^+ 3RT)

As quick

2.

3.

Fa-

(~^%

/.).

^Fl

34TTtf%^Tt^

Also 33*Tl-

desire or wish of the heart.

f^rTR

(to.).

*TOt^

(-f^l

a.

3Tfe w llRl1

for

3^T^+ Stf^Tfa )

from

(to.

v ) Desirous, anxious, zealous.

(mfn. from

a.

by the mind

^IPTtor

3F^+

Wished

or heart, eagerly desired.

(mfn. from

a.

mfn. from ffiffif

IR^+OT)

Mental:

applied to the second of the three subtile sheaths

i<3a

from

(to/.

a.

\5)

Beautiful,

pleasing, agreeable, winning the heart, delightful.

XtWvFl
See

a scheme or design.

Mt^iftNkT,

from^FP^+T^) Red

(f.

tion of thought, a disappointment, the failure of

The

33*^+5^3) Gone

(mfn. from

a.

EFpTj

locat. case of SI^T

(Beng.

arf.

In the mind,

2218

*KlK* ) Red

(femin. of

*.

UH^PH

arsenic.

Also Jtt*ft|1 (/.).

Vedanta doctrine.

UW'lWl'l

is

Trans. R.A.S. n. 35.

(m. from

s.

incased, according to the

3^1+ CTTt^l)

of the mind,

Attentive

close observation,

attention, eagerness, enthusiasm.

from

(to.

Vexation,

which the soul

application
l

^PFT + 'Clt^ from R. W^)

affliction, distress.
(Lit. A heart's-

JflTTWS; s.

in

i^it^n

a.

(-f\\mfn.

f^f*L^) Attentive, earnest,

CUT-

from

closely devoted to,

burning.)

3^^^

zealous, eager.

from

(n,

s.

IPT^+TJpSU)

Vexation,

pain, grief ; mental affliction.

HFmpf^

(mfn. from

a.

a.

^Wl'RWl

(m. from

s.

application of the

mind

(mfn. from

choice
s.

^I^T + f^R*] )

Close

to an object, attentive

Also *Il*t ifo Rl^T*] (m.).

observation.

ttt^rf^t^i

SFpT + ^ffa)

chosen, wished

of,

(f. from

for,

Approved,

acceptable.

3THU^*J

s.

(n.

3^^+^^T)

from

from

(f

s.

ness

agreeableness,

pleasingness,

3OTT^3i

(Lit.

*li*H <*l

a.

SJl^-f-^l) A

from

(to.

s.

desire.

W*^4> ^fe)

Operation

fancy, desire, wish,

T^+ R.^3T ) Pleasing,

beautiful, agreeable, lovely.

A
STlTtTO

(mfn. from

a.

(f

from

affliction, pain, grief,

(to.

3^1+ ^1)

Mental

uneasiness, jealousy.

fromSPp^+^t) An

interrup-

.4s.

species of

Res. x. 469.

^T^+^W) Pleasant,

pleasing, lovely, beautiful.

STUTt^
.

5
(mfn. from 3X

volition.

l<U5fl s

wish,

vehicle of the mind.)

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

or activity of the mind,

s.

Plealoveli-

a captivation of the mind.

H^T + ^t^l) The wish

or desire of the heart.

MW'i^

Plea-

sant, agreeable, gratifying.

3FFT + TgP^S

santness,

made

3^?p^+^^^)

mind, grieved, distressed.

Afflicted in

*AWWlsJ a.

(mfn. from

s.

(n.

from 3PTST

or devoting the

3TFT^3"

a.

mind

(mfn. from

to

+ ^pjcj

The fixmg

any thing.

3ppTf ^3")

Taking

the fancy, captivating the heart or mind,

to

ra-

3^

2219

sjl

vishing, charming, beautiful.

(n.)

*XPTfo$St

3j

HWNTf^

(-fk^mfn.

a.

from

preceptor

s.

Hg + 3JftlTl + <^) A

(m.

who explains the prayers in the

SFPT^tor expressed in a sacred text

winning, charming, delightful.

or incantation.

p^

(a. Jix<)

s.

veda.

Accomplished by,

f^.*!^) Captivating the heart or mind, ravishing,

(/.) or

Charmingness, beauty, pleasantness.

2220

Initiated or consecrated

denial.

by a

spell

R.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

disavowal, a rejection, a

effected

by the

recital of sacred

texts or formulas of incantation.

jJ^o) A baiting-place, a caravanserai, an inn ; a day's journey.

(a.

f-

Approved,

acceptable,

chosen, agreeable.
for

skrit

state of a councillor

or minister.
*F3tt

suffix ^I

^,

frequently

Root,

s.

Re-

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

a.

quiring to be thought

( ^

m. R.

S^+^j

2.

tatum).

Carey.

1.

aris-

1.

4.

s.

-C3).

x.

(m. R.

^T*T

some

praise of

+ ^T )

deity

1.

(/.)

See R.

verse, a

hymn

R.A.S.

i.

As. Res. vxn. 388. seqq.

448.

Any

2.

incantation, a spell.

S^Til

3.

(/. from R.

s.

Trans.

mystical formula, an

Prfttf

a.

Proper to be advised or counselled

^I^PFfal
ceptor.

s.

( ^

m.

^+

I^Wt

^"

SX5

Consultation, delibera-

capable of

being accomplished by spells or incantations.

f[T^)

A spiritual

pre-

To

See R. *T3^.

^F^)
An

s. (to.)

from

Violently stirring

agitator, a churner.

5X^1+1^3) A churn-staff.

+#f)

R. 3dNj>

1.

The

act of stir-

murder.

(?w.)

ST^ + SFftTT)

with

ring, agitating, or churning. 2. Injury, slaughter,

lazy.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

(n.

s.

Advice, consultation.

tion, instigation, persuasion, counsel, advice.

With

stir.

to grind, to treat with vio-

(mfn. from R.

a.

in

of the ritual or practical part of each veda as

2.

(I[?|tf^)

ix.

to

kill.

urninsc-stick.

(in.

the general designation

councillor,

The queen

hurt or

to agitate

stir,

with "ft To destroy.

or agitating,

distinguished from the theological part or the

brahmanas.

To

prefixed,

Un-

derstanding, intellect.

Root,

To

1.

Fault, offence, trans-

A king.

3.

(53*$fs3)

bruise, to break,

lence

^I^s. (m. from R. Q*t;)

gression. 2. A man.

i.

To afflict. 3. To suffer pain.

To move, to agitate, to disturb,

counsellor, an

A plant (Ischsemum

(Beng.~)

adviser.

be reflected upon.

of, fit to

I.

2. (Beng.~)

at chess.

met with

in Bengali.

*U3<J

m.

an adviser, a minister.

the plural termination of the San-

Taddhita

(-f^rT

s.

(/. from

s.

W^)

(mfn. from R.

a.

2.
1.

R.

^T^?)

Bulky, large.

soldier

ing-stick, a churn-staff.

SF^UrT
a.

s.

(mfn. from R.
2.

called

H^)

2.

s.

The

Mandara.

churn-

SeeWilkins' Gr. p. 69

SF^J A

(m. from R.

trifling, futile.

Slow, tardy,

marching slowly.

m. from R.

s,

1.

Dull, stupid,

3.

name of a mountain commonly

H^H

churn.

?)

churn-staff.
1.

Little,

small,

Slow, tardy, lazy, dull.

3.

W$

2221

Low

wicked.

4. Vile,

Stupid, foolish.
6.

2222

31

(as a tone)

Coarse.

5.

(/.) or -M (.)

Lit-

tleness, slowness, tardiness, folly, wickedness.

*47K

Spit

(n.

5j^t + C^lrS?)

(In astronomy)

Kola

The argument of anomaly.

by degrees,

.4s.

470.
s.

from Splt+^l1

(/.

+ R.

As. Res.

species of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

s.

(/.)

ATCjbi?*

Spt +

(n.

for

3lfe?) Bashful-

ness, modesty.

S. p. 368.

Moving slowly
or

species of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

x.

x. 435. seqq.

by degrees.
s.

Res.

SpTOFfel

Sans, (accus. case of *1*K) Slowly,

aa".

gently,

2.

slow motion, slow

Sptttfjj s (Spit
.

SPTO"

+^rltj) Slowness of digestion.

SUT

(m. from R.

s.

One

1.

?)

of the five

progress.

of swarga or the celestial regions.

trees

H^tffi a. (-fsPT
ing slowly,

mfn.

A soldier

(m.)

s.

marching slowly.

SpIOTt^s. (from

Also

bad behaviour.

W + fttfet) Mov-

+ R. ~&%) Misconduct,
Sl'Wf^'^.

(IpIt+^tU]<?) The

s.

neap-tides.

coral-tree (Erythrina fulgens).

wort (Asclepias gigantea).

s.

Splt+^^g)

(.

Coarse

cloth,

as

2.

SwallowNegli-

a.

gent, inattentive.

^IP

(m.

s.

trees of

^tW)

from

swarga or the

One

1.

of the five

celestial regions.

ST"f^R"s. (n. from R. SIT^?)

temple, a pagoda.

or Fine cloth.

opposed to

3.

Wilson,

3.

The

2.

Carey.

coral-tree (Erythrina fulgens).

Morton.

Spi^g

The

A house.

1.

town.

4.

2.

(/w.)

The

back of the knee, the ham.

H'Jt&'NU? (-^mfn.

+^0T^See ^1^)

Spit

Unhappy, unfortunate, unlucky.

SP^SP

Spl*

(n.

s.

+^1^)

Adverse fortune,

misfortune, bad luck.

Sans,

ad.

(Beng?)

cymbal.

s.

(?w.)

1.

which the ocean

Asuras

The mountain Mandara with

was churned by the Suras and

the deluge,

after

Wilson.

2.

3.

paniment or managing of the

s.

(n.

it

A musical
voice.

Xprt+^l^

s.

(m.

!)

accom-

Slt^^a.
tepid,

HS s.
SpSRl

s.

(mfn. Splt

$JR)

Ravana.

2.

i.

The

(Beng?)

+ $W)

Moderately warm,

Gentle heat or warmth.

(ra.)

(m. from R.
s.

of

gentle

gentle smile, a

V\

(m, fr ora
1.

A low or grumbling tone.

S^for SpT^+SI*!

Love, amorous passion.

Kamadeva

the deity of love.

2.
3.

from R.

A name

The wood-

Slpp^ s. (from R. SPTj Approbation, concurrence.

a.

The

A
4.

particular kind of mat.

Sp^)

simper.
1.

2.

apple tree (Feronia elephantum).

Spft+^t^T)

(y.)

from SP&f +

(/.

of the wife of

Carey.

stirring, a soft breeze.

M^^l^T

name

house.

as a couch.

SXpW) A horse-stable.

(/. from
s.

1.

a mat used

during that

(Beng.) The space between

the breast and the navel.

Xplf^t^i

purpose of

for the

recovering the sacred things lost in

period.

s.

W^K<1

(m/w. from R. SITr?) Slow, tardy, lazy,

a.

dull.

bed

SHo)

R.

3.

(from SP*t) Badly, slug-

gishly, slowly, tardily.

(/. from

s.

stable.

SpEjTI

ST^II^
SI i

SlfW

celestial river

Ganges.

Conformable

SppSTPT

to,

agreeable.

a> (rnfn. pres.

part. p. R. SpT_

Being

2223

2224

thought

being under observation or cog-

of,

nizance.

33*Pl

s.

SI^C^Wl

(p.

s.

pensioner, a

sinecurist.

K^ppUl

R.

(/.

Knowledge

respect.

Wilkins' Gr. 831)

Root,

1.

The tendon forming

2.

^5tt^

To

i.

a.

to

tie.

Blessed, sacred, holy,

(p. tijjll*)

the nape of the neck.

bind,

auspicious, fortunate, happy, welcome, well.

^l*T^s. (m. from R.

row, distress.

XF^SPG

Grief, vexation, sor-

Anger, wrath.

W^4-^Si^)

(n.

s.

Manu,

2.

1.

3.

The

(from
sacrifice.

reign of a
a.

sandhi or interval of universal deluge,

its

308,448,000 years

manwantaras con-

fourteen

and destruction, or 4,320,000,000 years

manwantara
and

is

deities

R.*^T} Strung, tied.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

governed by

is

provided with

U^f^s.
An

1.

(a.

(OTjft) To
j_L)

1.

bind, to

tie.

place of arrival.

amount, a sum of money,

a.

2.

Much, many.

its distinct

ad. (from A. -l~e) For the whole.

each

Manu,

own Indra and minor

Hindu cosmogony there

Root,

its

according to

OT^Root,

the grand period of creation

a kalpa,

stitute

Auspiciousness,

cL^L)

a period equal to seventy-one ages of

the gods, or 306,720,000 years of mortals, or

with

a.

blessedness.

have been innumerable manwantaras since the

creation

of

the

As. Res.

fin.

261290.

move.

to

pron. Sans, (genit. case sing, of ^I^X^

Sanskrit pronoun of the

Gr.

p.

116)

Of me, my,

first

the

person, Wilkins'

mine.

See ^**[.

Wilson.

world.

(*TSrf^) To go,

i.

OT + ^t^ )
-

M*H'1<3 n

(a.

a.

Manu
An

i_^2x<)

i.

*l*4.<ptT

79.

(/.

gistrate,

l-^J) An

(p.

Appropriation, the con-

3. Pride, arrogance.

regard.

^1^t<Ull<^s.

MM + xSl )

officer,

ma-

^TO^Root,

i.

(STHI3) To

EFJJT^ttft

mi A
s.

(from p.j\j imr

an appointment, an

(.).

go, to move.

office,

c)

Taddhita

suffix very extensively subjoined

to substantives to form adjectives attributive of

The holding

that of which a thing

a trust.
sists

Al*i*l< a. (a.
x

e. g.

"^I^U

chiefly

made

or con-

a. (mfn.)

Made

of gold,

is

Placed, situated, consti-

<.,.j^y-f)

golden, from

s.

(.)

tuted, appointed.

feminine form of this suffix

(a. tjyau^c)
a.

contrivance.

*.\

yg>. f )

(p. j\j

a.

(a.

t_<vr-

-r)

Just,

Sagacious, pru-

mf $
3.

equitable,

s.

dispenser of justice, a judge, an arbitrator.

W^F^is.

Gold,

The

Wilkins'

is

Gr. 953.

dent, foreseeing, considerate.

tailed,

2. Affectionate

Also

any one holding an appointment under

government.

SFIOTF

Appropriation.

sidering a thing as one's own.

Also *V1^1<1

ministry.

s.

a dignity, a

office,

(?.?

s.

(m. from R.

!'.

A camel.

2.

A mule.

demon, the carpenter and architect of the

Daityas.

IHn>1

^TT )

s.

Wilson.

The name of a bush

or tree (Olax phce-

nicocarpa).
(a.

Jo/U)

Distinct, full, ample, de-

ad. Distinctly, fully, in detail,

country (as opposed to town).

s.

The

^njTfl

s.

Slii^l-l*^

(p. ju^)
s.

(a.

Meal,

^Iju*)

flour.

plain,

an open

field.

2226

3TT[

2225
(from a. ^Jw-e) Present in the

l*f[, a.

field,

*R1

^ + ^5I*T)The act of dying, death.

R.

(n.

ready to contend for a prize.

iJ.il

*U

s.

Hort. Ben.

p. 15.

2.

p. 53.

(SHFTl + SFT) The

s.

in materia

Vangueria spinosa used

XIIFTCF^

maina (Gra-

bird, the

Mohun P.

cula religiosa).

UVM'faH

Immortal.

thorny bush (Vangueria spinosa).

Mohun P.

STTflir

SRHT^
fruit

of the

doomed

to die, deserving death.

(mfn.

a.

^U^t^I)

R.

a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

Liable to die,

After death,

following death, subsequent to death.

medica. Also

M'^M.^

p. 40.

jojq from the Greek

(a.

s.

ixap/tapoi)

Marble.

MU<1

CM

(corrupt, of

s.

A confectioner.

?)

M<3[<^s.
STCFTl

^R")

(from

a.

(a.

jjfe

ro)

an ointment.

plaster,

Also

Filthy, foul, dirty.

OTl

^Rtl^') Dead.

(from

a.

body, a corpse, a carcase.

HHH

OT)

(from R.

s.

s.

SITF^s.

(m.)

of a species of snake.

and

^TT^U

of light.

kept

w%,

Flame.

3.

dead

a place where corn, &c.

4.

HW\ )

(from

a.

Impoverished, worn

out.

(a. t-^O'L*) Dignities, honours.

Light, lustre, beauty.

1.

a storehouse.

(*.).

(m.)

s.

is

Asortofbean (PhaseolusMungo).

Aiso*nr&$, *nj$,

1.

s.

Base metal.

Leven.
granary,

The name

2.

The pin

or

2.

ray

gnomon

of

Wt^Ta. (SRl+*tt3")
WtXT^T s

(from *Rl

Blunt, dull.

+ Ht

^f ) Scurf, dandruff.

a sun-dial.

iRTrlt'S
*4.il<"

(m.)

s.

1.

coxcomb (Celosia

peacock.

2.

flower, the

A plant

3.

cristata).

(a. t^-v^e)

s.

Mending,

repairing, re-

pairs.

(Achya.

ranthes aspera).

(from e^-^-o) Relating to repairs,

paid or due for repairing or mending.

M"TR^

(m.

s.

MTR + 3 )
3

1.

plant

(Achy(mfn. from R.

a.

ranthes aspera).

mr^JSS?

5.

(n.

2. (w.)

Blue

M"TR" + ^"55i)

fly-flap

made

of a peacock's feather.

mi
M.4

(femin. of ^TP3~)

s.

Kridanta

suffix

pea-hen.

by means of which some

adjectives are derived from verbal roots: e.g.

^'*M4

R.

To

M<<

s.

and

sort of goose.

1.

cloud.

7.

6.

^) A pestilence,

a plague,

(m.)

An

(w.).

emerald.

Also R"\3<I? (w.)

3.

duck.

mI^'S

(rc.)

s.

(from R.
to

crease, to

lift ^Tl

Sabda
^T^j^"
7

s.

s.

horse.

2.
5.

Wilson.

Hort. Pen.

^) To

dry up, to wither

fail,

Pepper, black pepper,

plant (Piper nigrum).

4.

grove of pomegranate-trees.

rogue, a scoundrel.

expire

eat.

(m. from R.

s.

(m.)

(Wfo.) Gluttonous, voracious, from

an epidemic disease, a mortality, a murrain.

M4<KS

Lamp-black used as a collyrium.

s.

mild, bland.

Soft,

^)

vitriol.

and

its

p. 4.

die, to perish, to

to decay, to de-

to cease.

Mustard-seed

(Sinapis dichotoma).

S. p. 185.
(n.) Pepper,

and

its

plant (Piper nigrum).

3$

2227

A ray

F.

(wf.)

name of one of

the ten

2228

of light.

3.

As. Res.

star.

The

or primaeval

Mann

sages and procreators of mankind.

Also the name of a

(to.)

2.

maharsMs

ix.

*RTR> )

(/. from

s.

355.

The mirage, a

vapour which at a distance appears like a sheet

name

s.

^tft +

(to.

The

from R.

^i

s.

^*3lJ The sun or moon.

of rays.)

Bl

2.

Having a garland

(Lit.

from R. 5)

s. (to.

Dry ground,

sandy place, a

tute of water, a

mountain,

1.

Unfruitful,

a.

s.

plaited.

s. (to.)

1.

Manu

desert.

its

2.

To

2.

Locks,

1.

Jy^,)

(^Sfe)

i.

2.

twisted or

(in singing).

and

(ST&TfS)

x.

1.

To

go.

Rust.

s.

SI^PP

a.

(tTSJl + ^Tl) Covered with

a.

IXCD

a.

The guar-

STcS 1

^"

R.^ + ^3^)

(mfn. fut. part. p.

doomed

to die,

personification,

xi. 221.

A female monkey.

1.

rust.

soil desti-

barren, dry, unpro-

wind; or

Air,

a deity of wind.

spider.

bonduc (Guilandina bon-

Quavering

2.

sound.

Wl

(p.

{mfn. from R.

^) A man,

+ Tj3") The

(n.

s.

Liable

to death.

ductive.

^<P^->

adjutant-bird

duccella).

3^H^:1
*In?

+ <) A

variety of gray

Root,

.ir^tf^+3TN1+

The

3.

mts.&^ M)

of a particular class of demigods.

^IwN. (-1^

spider.

^1<^o

(to.

^^T^tt^

of water.

ERtf^l

2.

or Indian crane (Ardea Argala).

35.

i.

niggard, a miser.

SRtffel

thraea).

a mortal.

earth.

(Lit.

The

abode of mortals.)

dian-deity of the north-west quarter.

<<

^<Ki

s.

(from ^Kl3 ^) Air, wind

a deity of air

(to.

s.

Sr^ + C^to)

The north-

H^Tt^T

(-f ^

s.

to.

H^^ + <T^) An epithet

s.

(to.

from

W^ +

e.

<f3i)

Flocculent

3Tfc

(to.)

s.

s.

(/.

from

sort of

RR<P

s.

(to.

IT<F +

3^)

shrub (Vangueria spinosa).

1.

2.

large thorny
variety of the

citron or lime, said to be a thorny plant

bear a small

sandy land.
s.

(to.)

to

fruit.

1.

+^t^T) De-

from R.

R.

^T + ^PT)

bing, grinding, or pounding

into pieces

2.
;

(m.)

1.

The

act of rub-

especially rubbing

One who

grinds or breaks

a destroyer, a subduer.

3^n*fl.*I a. (mfn. fut. part. p. R.

EP7 + 3^*1)

Fit to be bruised, pounded, or rubbed.

<r

Dry ground,
soil,

and

bruis-

used in

structive as time.

the body.

A
A

(mfn.) Grinding,

a.

An enemy, +^LM^

(^

a.

(n.

grass (Trigonella corniculata).

destroying

^[^T^V^

e. g.

seeds which are carried about by the wind.

ST^TKl

^"^+^l<?) Pounding,

rubbing,

destroying or annihilating his enemies, from

J^^R

of Indra.

51^3

grinding,

comp.
i.

west quarter.

(mfn. R.

a.

ing,

or wind.

H^t^t

M>n<P

Also

A monkey

s. (to.

from R.

desert

(/.).

or ape (Simia Ery-

(p. ajy*)

s.

*lVtH

5^,) A

A man

a. (p. tj\j>j<)

1.

sort of

drum.

a male.

Male, masculine, relating

TO

2229

man, belonging

to a

a man.

to

Manly,

2.

bravely.

W6*^a.
^jT) A

gentleman.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^^+^3)

a.

(p.

s.

Touching

3P ^tf|^
Wounding
:

(from R.

To

rub, to grind, to

(corn), to vanquish or subdue (an enemy).

i.

Root,

wRjj

To

(*T%f3)

1.

i.

2.

fill.

3J<Jjllt<P

To

Wftfl

an

R.^ + ^?) 1. A joint,

body. 2. A vital member

from

n.

articulation of the

or organ

The

the core of any thing, the quick.

secret recess of the heart

v. a.

To
To know

AJ.**L\fc

s.

(to.)

Ai*4\a8h

teem

a secret, a hid-

^Ml^f 35)

things

Also

spy.

s.

3.

from Xnfrl

(f.

rectitude,

+ 3H + R.

P[1 ?)

LA

The keeping within

2.

steadiness,

of conduct.

straightforward3.

Respect, es-

honour, rank, reputation.

Aftf^J
titled to

(mfn.

TOl+^lft^)

En-

honour or respect, estimable, respect-

3OTtWF^.

Knowing

3FXT3^31

(-J

(-<TS

mfn.

WLTl + 3^)

Entitled to honour or respect, honourable, re-

learned, intelligent.

spectable.

to.).

from^F^T + ^t^T) Knowledge

(n.

polite.

civil,

able.

from

secrets or hidden

Bounding;, limitative.

a boundary.

limits

secrets.

(mfn.

a.

Lodged

^*OT + 3Tf^)

from

(mfn.

ness, propriety

a thing;

be interested in

(mfn. from irfrfrfl) Respecting,

a.

s.

limit,

(Beng.)

den purpose or meaning.

v. a.

a.

honouring,

go, to

move.

*F*U

the vital parts, fatal, mortal, deadly,

indecl. Sans.

go, to move.

To

^^+R.

penetrating to the core, stinging to the quick.

pound, to bruise, to trample under foot, to tbrash

51^ Root,

from

in the breast, kept inviolably (as a secret).

2. Tied, strung.

v. a.

(-\mfn.

to the quick, painful, sharp, corrosive.

J^STtSffc a. (mfn. from

1.

Rubbed, bruised, pounded, ground, smeared.

Srfln^

^iJl+^t^) A vital part.

(from

s.

2230

n%klft

s.

wtrri+^tpr)

(f.

nution of honour, a falling

off"

Adimi-

of respect.

of a secret, or of the hidden circumstances of

an

5I^nft3f

affair.

S^^t^U

from

(/.

5F$^+^1)

Pain of

SP^t^f

s.

srfjt^1+^3)

Respected,

<;

*W1

the inmost soul.

^Upll^a.

(mfn.

a.

esteemed, honoured.
s.

(n.

R.

^L,+ 3Fi")

Patience, resignation,

endurance, forbearance.
(mfn.)
(to.

See

^F^FTf C^f ) The

from

1^*.

pene-

(a.

jj^c)

An

instructor^

a guide, a

spiritual teacher.

trating into a secret, or into the hidden circum-

stances of an affair

(from a. tLj^o)

a cutting to the quick.

An

elegy, a funeral

eulogium.
s.

2.

(to.)

1.

The

rustling of dry leaves, &c.

(Beng.) Marble.

See

*RJR\

^%In3

s.

(corrupt, of *iJ.)*|)

a country and

*-T<P

s. (to.

from R.

^) A

pauper.

Marhattas.
7

its

inhabitants, the

The name of
Mahrattas

or

2232

2231

31^ Root,
*45*l s. (mn.~)

body.

Dirt, filth, a spot, sordes of the

1.

Rust.

2.

3. Sin.

(Beng.)

4.

ment worn by women on the

W^l

from spots or

dirt, freeing

5^)

P^Hb*J from R.

(mfn.

An orna-

den

(from

s.

(mn. SFTCT + ^S) Sandalwood.

Produced

in the

Removing

H^TUt^^

3p|) The name

(from

s.

making

^^T3l

a.

of several spe-

The Malaya

A labourer

Carey.

employed

3X^ + 3) Produced from

^f^)

(m. ST^IT +

s.

The odo-

mountains or western Ghats, and prevails

in

southern India during the hot season.

in

rtfl

dirt or

s.

(from 3I^T + Tf^"?)

(Mimusops Elengi).

tree

(mfn.

^TT + ^TS^)

wind which comes from the Malaya

riferous

salt.

dregs,

(m.

s.

mountains, answering to the western Ghats.

cleansing.

dirt,

C. distans, and Scirpus bispicatus).

I^fft

(Lit.

Malaya mountains.)

dross.

of large aquatic grasses (Cyperus elatus,

cies

gar-

Wilson.

U^TTTtpFT
EFFftl

3.

especially the garden or paradise of Indra.

3^XF3U.

ankles.

(from 5I^T) The refuse of rice

s.

a.

world; the country called Malabar.

(3f*TO]j To hold.

i.

3^T^3^ s>

^jb^e)

An

An

ornamental

Carey.

ointment, an unguent, a

(n.) Pus, purulent matter.

s.

plaster, a salve.

WVrR^S

a.

(mfn.

31^ + "gf^ )

Dirty, filthy,

foul.

(from

a.

Filth, dirt,

31^

ST^+^FT)

R.

(n.

s.

grinding or threshing.

WpiUl
A

3^1

(from

a.

2.

1.

(?.)

^P\U3)

A rubbing,
A tent.

Threshing corn.

s.

(-f<K

a.

H^ +

mfn.

To

Dirty,

rust.

scum

sordid,

filthy,

a.

v.
v. a.

To

scour,

and

v. a.

s.

+ t^)

producing an edible

fruit

(Eugenia Malaccensis).

An
)

To

to wipe, to furbish, to grind, to

to

refine, to clear, to clarify.

Dirty, filthy.

(from R. 33rT

s.

W'teUl^H (3T^W3[t3I^) A tree

thresher.

S^Pttt

tals

*T^)

a spot; dregs, scum; dross of me-

rub, to smear,

aquatic

plant (Aldovranda verticillata).

pound, to thresh,

The refining

to pull.

Also

or clarifying a thing.

IFrt

s.

^I^ + R. ^) A

(/.

species of fig-tree

3I*Tt

(Ficus oppositifolia).

5t^f a.
3X^1^5.

(m/n.

(a.

jJb

3^ + ^)

r<)

Costive.

plaster, a salve.

ST^XT

].

5.

tains

from

brought

One

^.Lj) The

The cover of a book.

Mo-

(from 3FYi

+ *tftl3) The becoming

rusty.
a.

(a. j55L)

Soft, tender, gentle, mild,

affable.

gilding of furniture, &c.

The name

which the

3^)

p. 100.

3^Tl^Tl s.

SRXIT^T St (T$^ + 3Tt^T?) An intercalary month.

(a.

(from

s.

hun P.

of a range of

best

(a.

moun-

sandal-wood

answering to the western Ghats.

tl^L)

1.

king.

ship, a right, a property.

3.

2.

Proprietor-

The head.

is

2.

of the minor dwipas or divisions of the

3Tf^IK3
to wipe

v. a.
;

(from R.

3FT

to furbish, to polish

To rub and
;

press,

to thresh corn.

2233

Sff^T

from^R")

(mfn.

a.

JPH

luted, unclean.

2.

Bad,

3.

31

depraved, vicious.

Dirty, filthy, pol-

J.

Black.

vile, foul,

or

(/.)

faced

(Lit.

1.

An

fication.

2.

epithet of

A goblin

fire

Agni

or

or ghost.

its

Black-

s.

(a.

s.

female during

I-

thief.

month introduced every

The

2.

p. 3.

from

(to/m.

^R")

Dirty, unclean,

polluted, foul.

(/.)

1.

(from

s.

which remain

Root,

xii.

UrT?) Broken

grains of rice

after sifting.

HfW^t^

To

i.

45.

2.

angry or

*t*l^

s.

robust,

beautiful flower-

Hort. Ben.

species of metre in Sanskrit pro-

(m.

s.

SCj|p5i+3P5

for

eyes.

LA

Jfanw

wrestler,

The designation of one of the

Manu

strong.

x. 22.

2.

a. (to/w.)

(*l*rf3)

i.

1.

To sound.

2.

To be

irascible.

from R. SP'jj

(to.

2.

1.

gnat, a

sort of cutaneous eruption.

mus3.

leathern water-bag.

hold, to have.

?E$JS

Stout,

Best, eminent, excellent,

u^i*^)

s.

(a.

s.

(/. from

Trouble, difficulty,

toil,

labour.

degraded castes, the offspring of an outcast

Kshatriya.

The name of a

marked with white about the

quito.

from R. *5S|l)

(to.

is.

kind of goose with brown legs

kind of worm.

Muslin.

s.

As.

music.

As. Res. x. 440.

JP^I Root,

^<p|

Hindu

of notes in

(to.)

2.

horse
(to.)

of the Rayinis or female per-

ing shrub (Jasminum Zambac).

sody.

s.

One

bill.

third year, in order to

Wilson.
a.

schoolmaster, a preceptor, a

intercalary

approximate the lunar and solar modes of com-

A|wf|M*t

Res. in. 78.

(")

putation.

^U)

sonifications

and

gymnasium, a

doctor.

(from Molybdena) Molybdena.

^?

+ ^1) A

a wrestling.

s.

a certain period.

Irf^ 5

(/.

(/.)

(femin. of STpffi" )

s.

^W) A boxing,

(/.)

wrestling-place.

faced monkey.

ST^rfi,

*4^^.R

Also

place.

(n.

s.

AU^KI

personi-

The black-

3.

match takes

^S^^j^

hence) Vile, wicked, cruel, savage,

(to.)

(mfn.^P^ + ^i)

a.

The field where a wrestling-

(/.

(ra.)

Filthiness, dirtiness, blackness, a sullied state.

H'pW^jU

s.

2234

keep

^PTl

s.

SI*t^ + R. ")

A curtain

to

off musquitos.

(from SI*!^)

gnat, a musquito.

chief.

SP^ffa
^J-cSj^ s.

(m.)

An

oil-vessel, to

be used as a lamp

s.

(corrupt, of

^^PTFT)

burial-place, a

cemetery.

or for culinary purposes.

s.

(/.

+ 3ft3l)

wrestling, a

off musquitos.

scuffling.

(a.

WIWj

s.

(/.

Curtains to keep

(corrupt, of

I^+j4^Jl)

The

art of wres-

Jxl^c)

torch,

lantern.

tling.

A
s.

(X[^+

(3*1

The

dress of a wrestler.

a flambeau, a

boy.

torch-bearer, a link-

3^

3^

2235

Root,

TO

s.

(OTf5f) To

i.

Sabda

bone.

Root,

iv.

(*FPf3) L To
&c,

to

T^T^^ s.
3OTl

mete.

s.

<^tlnl

Employments

(m.)

s.

bamboo.

A buffoon,

(a. tjsir")

s.

/w.)

JP^Root,

VI.

A
2.

Materials.

2.

another into water

honour, glory.

mendicant.

to

1. To be immersed,
To immerse, to plunge
purify by washing or

Drugs,

4.

Sometimes with

bathing.

Jesting, buffoonery.

(^ft)

under water.

to sink
1. Affairs.

a jester, a merry-

man.

Musquito-cur-

p. 79.

J lie)

(a.

s.

move.

to

from the Sanskrit

is

IF^Ttal a. (from ^<P<

gnat, a musquito.

SPT^t)

(corrupt, of

go,

Musk.

*1*<P1

royal seat, a throne.

Measurement, geometry.

(a. (.i^-L^o)

Mohun P.

tains.

A dxuvo)

which

(p. (JjCl^s

To

2.

*3><IM

(from *[*T1)

s.

3^Ttft

3.

s.

measure by

change form.

AJ>^t^ s

(XP^tS) To

i.

Sometimes written 53^.

S. p. 172.

bulk, weight,

length,

Root,

injure, to hurt, to kill.

2236

ft

prefixed to

it.

spices, seasoning.

SPTt^l s,
or pay.

Ht^T

(a.

2.

1.

(a. jls

salary,

*)

mosque.

Also written

Bargaining by the month.

^TS^cr. (p. (j^-w^) Intoxicated, drunk, wanton,

Also Spfl, (/.).

(m.) Ink.

*,

Monthly wages,

proud, lustful.
(a. jes:^)

s.

mosque.
(mn.)

s.

SXf^Fl

s.

(corrupt, of

SPfljll) Linseed

Mohun P.

(Linum usitatissimum).

flax

top of any thing.

Gaining a livelihood by writing,

H^T^I

s.

mum).

Also

The

2.

(m.).

jjiu^) Standing

erect, upright,

straight, faithful.
s.

(m.)

A
(from the English mastich) Mastich.

a writer.

scribe,

the skull.

p. 40.

(a.

(-f^

a.

The head,

1.

(/.) Linseed, flax

Hurt. Pen.

(Lhmm

usitatissi-

(a. jctu-^o) Prepared, ready, able

fit,

deserving, worthy.

p. 22.

An

H^tT/T^ a

(from

inkstand, a pen.

p. <j^w_o)

Drunkenness, intoxi-

cation.
^l 4^^" s.

(m.)

sort of pulse or lentil

Hort. Pen.

hirsutum and Cicer lens).

(/.), tfljjf

Also

(Ervum
p. 56.

(k) and *PTTl

(/.).

3X1%^ s.

(n.)

Hf^3^

s.

The

brain.

Also

C-%f.

membrane which surrounds

i>W<<3?

s.

(m.)

3OT^f^FTl

A
s.

small round cushion or pillow.

(/.

from

3T^ + f3"I^)

black variety of the plant called

teori.

mater).

T9

s.

the

T^Pi

a.

tuous.

s.

(/.)

The small-pox.

(mfn.) Smooth,

soft,

bland, mild, unc-

brain

The watery

(w.)

The
(Dura

part of curds, the whey.

Wt^ .(from^t + ^fe)

5^5^2[^

()

Caret/.

3T^rf^1

E[f%B^

s.

(a.

^^m)

plan, contrivance.

an employment.

2.

An

1.

An inkstand.

Counsel, advice,

action,

an occupation,

2238

*5

2237

^C^W

AJ.*j^<^a. (a.j^_o) Celebrated, known.

Root,

(^f^)

i.

to worship,

revere,

x.

(V<tff3} To

x.

Also, with the

to adore.

insertion of a nasal,
increase,

and

(3Xj^U3) To grow, to

i.

(^Tlfa)

To

l.

speak.

2.

To

shine.

lustre.

515!

An

3.

instead of

1.

A festival.

2. Light,

of a writer

office

or scribe.

M^M\<
tial

(to.

s.

3X57^+

from

celes-

region or paradise.

H5f*x

s.

from 3X^1

(to.

for

or great saint, a primaeval saint

Maharshi
(m, from R. 3X5^)

s.

The

(from. a-Jj*.")

s-

Manu

procreator of mankind.

i.

and

4, 34, 35.

oblation, a sacrifice.

^^^5.

SRC^,

is

put after

f^3l

place

resting

f^) and

(from *Tt^) to form with them

An

(a. Jjsr)

(from

abode, a halting-place, a

a mansion, a building

time,

opportunity.

words signifying paternal and maternal grand-

and grandmother.

father

See Wilkins'

Gr.

1003.

R.

eminent, chief,

Kapila

R.A.S.

i.

it is

(w.)

s.

ciple of

sense

-t^ft

f.

Great, large.

1.

also

30. 570.

<f^<

*I$o3t
of

(femin. of

Narada

In a personified

1.

The

vtna,

or lute

s.

(from

^JAPfl

s.

(a. <ilsre )

The egg-plant (Solanum Melongena).

Wilson.

3.

great surd,

or the

original irrational numbers.

a.

sum

<R!^i^a.
3X3"^ s.

of two

Carey.

in

^1

(mfn. compar. degree of ^X^^-i-f \j<

3X^3

prawn

comp.

or shrimp.

s.

trillions.

Also

*I^Tcf^<F

A festival.
v

See

(^i+^^ftH)
3fohunP.

p. 130.

<r

s.

for 3I^^-, q.

<r

^J^\<X

story of a building.

A district or quarter of a town.

from R. 3IF

(n.

( 3X^1

Mohun P.

taxes to persons of the

s.

+ sll<Ht) A thousand millions.

p. 130.

Sudra

^4$J<P*H

or lower classes.

+ << +< t> ) A

(from

(from

3F^T)

3X^1+3^)

(m.

s.

sci-

The churning

3X5:t^f^

s.

(m.

U<l<M

s.

(/.

tCl+^ft ) A
?

31^1+^1?)

great poet.

(In astronomy)

The day of the conjunction; on which obsequies

or agitating

are performed to the manes.

a thing violently.

As. Res. In. 258.

regular or clas-

name of

Muhammadan

Garlick.

remission of

taraineous plant (Zinziber Zerumbet).

in the

Js.^) The holding of

(.).

s.

a.

sn^frft

Also

person holding a

(a. J^asr) Tax, excise, duty, custom.

thousand

Greater, more honourable.

Greatness, importance.

s.

containing seven or one hundred

strings. 2.

jb

p.

J^r ) A

*4.^**h

xn. 50.

tH^S)

(from

s.

Trans.

Jj

land, landownership.

3I$:*t^<
s.

(p.

Intellectual Prin-

18.

ii.

-tS from A^nVlWl

Excellent, best,

called

Manu

masc.

The

n.

2.

s.

a landholder.

district,

(m.

a.

mMJO^

the

first

kalendar.

month

sical

poem

works

the

the

title is

applied especially to six

Kumara-sambhava, Raghu-vansa

and Megha-duta of Kali das a, the Kiratar-

^lA<3t^s.

(a.j^c)

writer, a scribe.

juntya of Bharavi, the Naishadlviya of SrI-

2240

2239

haksha, and the Sisupala-badha of Magha.

See As. Res.

5T^t^tTT

3X5^1^
Siva

(mfn.

a.

of high stature,

Of

great body,

USTl

+ ^T) An

epithet of

Durga
SICt^fT

(/. 315:1

s.

a.

+^ft)

An

epithet of

ParvatI in her terrific form.

or

Of a

(mfn. 3X^1

3X3^31
HS^TTi

great family,

Ten

Mohun

billions.

(m. 3X5:1

s.

The

The name of a

+ GPf) A

(mfn.

a.

3X3?!

(m. 3X5^1

rich,

(Lit.

Having

SX^t^T
P.

s.

^1 +

(/.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

s.

As. Res.

species of

+ ^rL) 1. A great or dis2. A merchant

a money-

(3X5:1

s.

+ <JfT) Ten

3X5^

See 3X5:^.

IX^t^^l
2.

s.

from 3X5:1

(/.

festival

+ ^X1^)

Magha.

*0ffl+fpft&) ^Cfr^fl.

(m.

s\

(from 3X5t3FT) Trade, commerce

s.

(/. 3X5:1

+^R3Xl) A

(%5t5R\+'tifi)) Merchan-

Mohun P.

^loWt^ a.

^t^FT)

3X5:1 ~*\*\

food)

p. 83.

(from

T<^

3X5:i ;

(rn.

s.

3X5:1

+^R^)

division of the infernal regions.

the business of money-lending.

dize.

Mercantile, sale-

s.

(mn.

plant, a sort of

ghosha with

Very
wise, possessed of great

knowledge or

learning.

on

As. Res.

The name

Manu

from 3X5:1

of a

iv. 88.

Rice or

3X5:1^311111

s.

(m. from 3X5;^

3X5:WTtUl

s.

+^XtTT^) The

As. Res. vin. 397.

The name

(m. 3X5:1

of an upanishad of the Yajur-veda.

yellow flowers.

festival

kitchen.

Great Soul, the Deity.

able.

(/.)

Wine.

on the ninth day of the month

authority.

s.

1.

As. Res. in. 272.

in. 261.

M<lv3^<U

Mohun

trillions.

the ninth day of the month A'swina.

s.

1.

p. 130.

Contradiction to a great personage, or to a great

U^kSl-fi.

(n.)

s.

gold ; incense ; costly

lender, a creditor.

^IvSHW

great wealth,

x. 464.

(m. *I3U

tinguished man.

great

2. Agriculture.

a large body.)

HCfc^Kl

+ "Rjfe ) Of

opulent; costly, precious,

costly or precious thing

+ 3X*ft) A camel.

mag-

epithet of Siva.

+ ^) Of

(mfn. 3X^1

a.

apparel.
s.

p. 3.

great deity.)

division of the infernal regions.

3T5:t^

Ben.

splendor.

SX^t^T

#j

plant used as a

(-TF^mfn. 33^1 +3TtlX^) Having

3X5:ttfjf3

p. 130.

(3^ +

+ 1^31) A

(3X5:1

s.

a.

355SfC*P

Sprung from a great or noble family.

s.

The name of a

nanimous, generous, noble.

(Lit.

H2dWte

^)

a great soul, high-minded, lofty-minded,

of noble descent, high-born.

P.

3^1 +

(m.

s.

Per-

austerities.

febrifuge (Justicia paniculata). Hort.

in his destructive character.

3X5j^H.

3T^t^T

^W^fj

(-*l\mfn.

a.

division of the infernal regions.

tall.

(m.

s.

3IWl1

forming great religious

x. 410.

As. Res.

vin. 454.

3X5:1^1^

a.

(m/n. 3X5:1

TtlT)

Making

a loud

2242

2241
sound,

lion.

M<lR^i

1.

(?re.)

s.

large thunder-cloud.

3.

An

elephant.

s.

(/.

3^1 + "PT51)

s.

(/.

2.

(m. 51^1

53^1 + "^1) Midnight, the

ST^ + ^fH) The

(mfn.

a.

mous, generous,

H^H'WSFT

+^H^)

a king

1.

a saint.

great master, a

An

2.

^^)

from

I.

The

2.

way

surate with the

first

The

act

Also

dying, death.

h One

(m.

thousand millions.
nine treasures of

XICHI

2.

The name

Kuvera

(31^1+ *i1

s.

hundred

of one of the

of

life

Brahma,

day of which

for *tl>)

litter,

a kind

lar duration

is

equal to the period

(n.

piirjrPft^)

1-

offence, a crime of the highest degree

enumerated,
gold

viz. killing

from a

HSt3"t1

at the expiration of this term the

spirits,

(m. 333;1

s,

of these offences.

stealing

See

Wilson.

3ISTTI3^t

a.

Manu

Great crime in general.

ix.

235. xi. 55. seqq.

(-^\mfn.

aspirated letter.
s

S^ + eft

(from

!)

(n.

H^W^ + t^)

UCl+^lH)

see

Sin or guilt of the

highest and most heinous kind

see 3Til

*! a.

(mfn.

^] + ^

07S
\)

Sprung from a

great or noble family.

Sprung or descended from a great family.

Having a large
mouth.

SRCt^
ST^TC^

+<37T)

v|'t\3<F.

Guilty of sin of the most heinous description

a (mfn.
.

*J;^k;l<?J

great

wood

or

(n.

s.

^I +3^)

Strong, powerful.

H^1 + ^t^)) The

mystic syl-

Om.

H^Rt^fl,

s.

(f.

^l + ^Wfl) A

festival

on

the thirteenth day of the moon's decrease in

the

month Chaitra.

3T$TfaT3

a.

(mfn.

As. Res.

m.

276, 279.

^I + ^t"3) Having great or

long arms.

see
great

sonage, a saint, a noble person.

An animated

being of the highest class.

lable
s.

An

forest.

Guilty of a crime of the highest order:

H^Wi

Wilson.

adultery

who have committed any

2.

Brahma

(In grammar)

with the wife of a spiritual teacher, and associating with persons

of simi-

five are

Brahman,

drinking

priest,

heinous

is

seven lokas, with the saints, gods, and

S^fa
s.

commen-

or a hundred

and each night of which

stated,

UST^Tpi

see

of vehicle.

HS^ft^

dissolution

the universe happening after a period

years, each

U^W+^PT)

(n.

s.

of the world occurring after every period of

himself, melt away and vanish.

s.

to

4,320,000,000 years. 2. The great dissolution of

liberal.

of going the great

W$$m

epithet of

Vishnu and

Siva, but likewise applied to

1.

Ma unani-

the great way, death.

life,

great lord

sapphire.

a principal road or street.

highway,

end of

3^1 +

3^1 +

(m.

s.

Greatness of soul, magnanimity, high-

other deities.

(m.

*.

Death, dying.

dead of night.

H^HVi

~~ <"

mindedness.

The name of a

per-

v3l (/.)

or

division of the infernal regions.

Manu

iv. 89.

3^1

51^1

2243

USHf^Pl

(f

s.

Frdf^fi
equinox

The septum of

the scrotum and part of the perinseum.

Wilson.

A hero.
of

3.

An

epithet of

Vishnu;

also of

sacrificial fire.

5.

Garuda

Vishnu

2.

the sacred bird

himself.

4.

The

sacrificial vessel.

6.

The

thunderbolt of Indra.
last

3^t^3i

7.

The name

(n.

s.

Behdr

in the sixth

3^1 +^3) A

reckoned

air,

reckon only the

Trans. R.A.S.

S^tSnT

(m.

s.

SX^t^^p^
minded,

first four.

^1+3TP[) An
(

mfn from
,

in

(mfn. 33^1

a.

great or

applied especially to the

a.

+ <^3)

SOtWST
state,

P04^ft^

(from

(mfn.

Hjgh _

Great,

3^1 + 3^1 + 3^-

3^1 + Htrr) A

(m.

s.

Carey.

learned.

a king's minister

high

officer of

an opulent man.

The

Performing great

nature of worldly objects personified.

epithet of

vows.

An
2.

rut.

noble, generous.

religious vows, great in the performance of pious

Brahman.

elephant in

S^ + Sppjj

century

mystic triverbial phrase bhur bhuvah swar.

3T5l<3"3

559.

i.

liberal, munificent.

Most
expression

water, earth, and

fire,

Wilson.

A
sacred

primary element

The Bauddhas and Jainas

a.

before the Christian era.

Having great

of the

supposed to have flourished

the province of

^)

akasa or ether.

and most celebrated Jaina teacher of the

present age,

3^1 +

(mfn.

a-

hands or arms.

five are

(/.)

Great con-

arrogance, pride.

H5^3

Also

lion.

)
ceit,

but varying several days from the

European computation.

3^

2.

Carey.

3X^1 + t^3") The vernal

(n.

s.

Nature.

1.

Great or elevated science.

2244

A Brahman who

2.

An

Durga.

H^Wl^f
eminent

illusory

(mfn.

Concealed or covered by the

illusion of

worldly

presides at a
objects.

sraddha or solemn obsequies

honour of de-

in

^t^l

a.

(mfn.

3^1+^1)

Happy,

(n.

s.

t&fa^lflF)

happi-

(n. 3T5Tl

s.

+ ^t^s3)

The name of
Vyasa, on the

poem ascribed to
wars between the Kurus and Pandus.

the great epic

s.

s.

(n.

3^1 + W^)j The

celebrated ancient commentary,

+XTs5) An

a sacrament of the

Hindu

Panini.

As. Res. vn. 205.

title

of a

aphorisms of

essential sacrifice,
religion

five are

enumerated, severally considered as due to the

vedas, to the gods, to

by Patanjali,

on the grammatical sutras or

great

(m.^ The ruby.

to all created beings

*<*iM*fe

High-priced,

(mfn.

precious, costly,

3I^t^5 s. (m.

ness, prosperity, auspiciousness.

*l^MS5

3J)

fortu-

313;t3pP a
Felicity,

R.

Carey.

pestilence or mortality.

nate, prosperous, auspicious.

^SM&fc

(MUjRHl from

HS^TtefU

ceased ancestors.

man,
;

to the manes,

and

they are respectively,

study of scripture, offering of

sacrifice to the

gods, hospitable treatment of guests, libation

of water, &c. to deceased progenitors, and the

casting of food on the ground or in water as an

2246

2245
offering to created beings generally.

See

Manu

xrs;tir*fl a

Wilson.

3^t*TO

>.

h^I+tt^)
Also

trious, celebrated, glorious.

iii us -

^T^KPT5^

3T$;*NTr1

S.

day in the Hindu kalendar. As. Res. hi, 292.

3X5Tl+'^3) Gold.

(.

(.

Sj

numan

^)

31^1 + ^31^ from R.

SafHower.

wood

large

2.

The

forehead.

lions.

4.

One

of the nine treasures of

2.

Having a large

magnanimous,

large car or

a great warrior.

(Beng.)

2.

hero,

thousand

3^1 +>$TOf)

(mfn.

a.

liberal,

3.

bil-

Kuvera

See "pTft
*T?t*Jtr

1.

bone.

or

forest.

vehicle.

great refuge,

31^1 + ^Jlt^TTr) The day of

(f. from

s.

the Deity.

the moon's change in the month Bhadra, the

last

(mfn.).

iliUsSlvi

ST^I+^lt^TT)

(m.

s.

an asylum, a sanctuary

n. 28.

s.

(m.)

Munificent,

1.

The ocean.

respectable person,

a gentle-

(Lit.

man

used in respectful address, like

Sir,

Your

car.)

Honour, &c.

SIXTHS

(m. *t1

s.

for

great king, a sovereign.

<\ s5l% )

(Beng.)

2.

Your Honour,

respectful address,

I.

A
A

term of

Your

Sir,

a director.

m .) A
Manu in.

IX^t^Jc^

Majesty.

s,

prawn.

^T3l)

by

his

own

^l + TKSFT

kind

lord paramount, a king

a king of kings.

right,

M^Ulfcl^ s.

(m. from

of demigod, of which there

is

a class of two

hundred and twenty-six. Also *JAl< i^3l^ (m.).

master,

sort of fish, the

272.

A
SSttW^l
S

s.

shrimp or

(femin. of

cow-herd.

&$Wf] A milk -woman,

*\

the wife of a cow-herd.

U^lWi

s.

(/.

from3^ + (t^)

1.

variety of the Convolvulus paniculatus.

315;

W^T

(n.

H^I + T^T

for

TTft)

Mid-

night, the dead of night.

(n.

s.

v. 55.

2.

sody.

.4s.

3i5^3^^f^ri

3T^1 + Tt$)

1.

Mahratta country.

country, the

The name of

+ 3^T)

One

Manu

of the

iv. 88.

IVans. R.A.S.

universe.

MSj^tsJ

s.

High-priced, pre-

Also

(m/w. 31^1

a seraglio

J^o) A

3.

i.

renovation of the
29.

+ R.
A flower

from *I$;1

2.

1.

A plant

(Gomphrena

medicinal plant (Wrightea an-

tidysenterica).

Very worthy

or de-

serving, excellent, eminent.

(a.

(/.

(Glycine debilis).
globosa).

a.

^Ci'+^fl+^ft

(f.

+ ^3l1) A festival on the eighth day of the

month A'swina. As. Res. m. 261.

species of metre in Sanskrit pro-

(mfn. *ESCl

cious, costly.

3X5^

s.

An

SaraswatI.

Res. x. 415.

divisions of the infernal regions.

a.

See As. Res.

Mi Wj.

epithet of the goddess

white
2.

place,

Excessive violence, brutal assault, outrage.

an abode, a house,

a district, a quarter of a town.

SR^FT
of

s.

(m.

Kartikeya.
7

fvom^\+(^\)

An

epithet

3^

2247

2248
hundred thousand

Mohun P.

billions.

Hfe

3^.

See

Hft^i &

planet Mars.

^Ct^l
SIT

(/. from R.

(-OT

s.

wz.

Also frC-

Frost.

+ t^C\ ) Great-

from

magnitude (both in the

ness,

literal

female.

name

plant

A woman,

1.

commonly

(m. from R.

) I,

destroyed by

Durga

also

called priyangu.
buffalo.

^f^TF5

2.

The

who was

of an asura (Vice personified)

(m.).

roduced by or relating

(from

a.

to a buffalo.

2.

of *lf^)

flfifcttl

The

1.

A female buffalo.

who has been

wife of a king

with him

consecrated

the queen consort.

3r ^TTl

(/. from R.

^)

1.

ground or basis of a plane

earth.

2.

The

Colebr. Alg.

figure.

3.

sody.

As. Res. x. 468.

(m. from

3Xt^

+^

(m.

s.

*HX?5

^.

reign, a

(ro.

H^ + ^fR?)

monarch.

3T^^tTT

s.

(m.) and

from R.

^) A moun-

a.

2.

|f]

(/. fr om

XrCi +

tree (Boswellia thurifera).

3TI37TI

s.

Durga.

See

(/.)

^j) TheolibanumAlso

3^^

great lord.)

Also

The

(/.).

epithet of Siva.

Q(A$4 (m.).

^R+l?)

(/
(Lit.

STRATI

An

(-

The

Belonging to

Wilkins' Gr. 901.

An

epithet of

great lady or mistress.)

(m. from SGCl

+ Ss^) A

large bull

or ox.

^^i-

An

aquatic

(Nelumbium speciosum, Carey; Nymphsea Nelumbo, Wilson.).

m 5pJ#^|J

A great

fes-

tival.

(m. *I$3. + R.

3^) A tree,

a plant.

earth-worm.

* fa

^l+S^vTC)

great efforts or exertions,

s.

Liberal,

celestial regions.

(mfn.

ftP&ftlB s.

(/)

Hort.

plant

An
*.

p. 41.

Indra, the deity

1.

swarga or the

Mahendra.

sove-

king, a sove-

Also

SlCt^ (-^>.>
^X^> (m, ptT*^,
See

called

The name of a range of mountains, apparently

the northern Ghats of the Indian peninsula.

s.

H^Kfe

H^+tWl)

from

(m.

s.

ruling over

(Lit.

mountain.

commonly

Mohun P.

plant (Pimpinella Anisum).

(mfn.

for

plant,

latifolia).

magnanimous, high-minded.

See

^1<P^

a.

H^ + R. W) A

Honey.

p. 22.

monarch, a king.

reign, a

tain.

s.

STCSTtl

The

(Bassia

species of metre in Sanskrit pro-

p. 69.

s.

^^1

Ben.

(from

s.

mahwah
3T

2.

J$$8~s

(corrupt, of HSjvx)

s.

(/. from R.

s.

see

Carey.

and figura-

tive sense).

M.\kr\\

earth

The name of a climbing-plant (Smilax

s.

pseudochina).

3^
HftlTi

The son of the

(Lit.

p. 130.

See 3Tf|Tl

(w. SRfi+ajjj) The regent of the

s.

(m.)

Making

A great effort

or exertion; perseverance, energy.

IT^WtegS?

a.

(mfn.

+ S^*TfeC +

;
:

2250

2249
Connected with or requiring great

and

3^1 +

(m.

s.

*tt^t3

or

v. a.

-"Erftl^

To suck

v. a.

the

breast.

exertions.

m^^fR

efforts

^^) The

great ocean.

Snl^3I

The

(corrupt, of

s.

core or pith of

a plant.

SII^tPilT

(m.

s.

1.

The

final

eman-

cipation of the soul from matter and individual

existence.

man, a

Greatness, pride.

2.

3.

great

lord, a master.

HCCftpST a

ulife.-iktl

A
+

(mfn.

Ult^ffc

Making

great

(Utt^+^tt)

s.

s.

s.

(?.)

+wi

r^rr^t f irtft

3TTfTf1 s (corrupt, of XTtTTl

?)

woman, a

H^I + ^IFT ) Of
splendour or glory. Manu

LA
reign remedy,

sativum).

a panacea.

3.

3T%l1iJU

plant

2.

great or sove3l1

(STfel + ^U)

a.

*pJ;3

(mn.

s.

Manu

See

(.) Flesh.

s.

Garlic (Allium

3X1^ +

v. 55.

^) A

bit of

prefixed to

To

it,

To resemble

called atis

and

to measure.

infer, to

conclude

With
;

To
To measure

with

To measure

to be evidence or authority

forbidding,

with

particle of

prohibiting and

First or Third Preterite, which tenses when

Hi te^t Don't be

*tf

afraid,"

" Don't go." See Haughton's Manu, vol. i. p.348.

3l1

(corrupt, of ^Tt^f)

s.

growth of

flesh,

3Tl

(mfn. from

^t^1

s.

mother.

Also used

daughter.

increase

(/.

Carey.

Hl^T)

from

Fleshy, lusty.

^1^ +

^^)

eighth day of the second half of the

Pausha.

3Tif^

or

a fungous production or growth

employed partly before the Impera-

thus constructed usually drop their augments

e. g.

2. Selling a

An

3X1^ a.

and partly before the second person of the

tive,

Selling flesh.

of flesh in a wound.

resemble, to be equal.

1.

pro-

muscle.

mfn.

with

with

indecl. Sans.

iv.

duce, to create

To

meat

or flesh.

commonly

(*rtfS), in.

ii.

with

eland.

To mete,

?l

virago,

Shame-faced.

see^fcfa^l.
Root,

girl.

masculine woman.

^1 OTf

19.

STi

).

mfn.

a.

great might, power,

i.

<p|

great effort, energy, perseverance.

STOWS

for

well.
.

efforts, persevering, zealous, eager,

Timber.

The

month

As. Res. in. 271.

s.

(m. 3Tl7f +

vender of flesh

or meat.

JTi3fl

s.

da S.

Spikenard (Valei iana Jatamansi). Sab-

p. 186.

as a term of respectful address to aged females

Sited

generally.
s.

1.

A kind of harrow.

x. 4, 26.

-ffa3

2.

or

a.

(from

Ulf^M)

Cleansed, scoured, fur-

bished, polished.

See

As. Res.

(from 3li) The breast of a woman.

-*l)TtOTftU3

v. a.

To

suckle;

SOfcffea

v. a.

(caus. of

^ifefc^) To cause

scour or rub, to cause to polish or cleanse.

to

mm

2251

STTfes? v.

(from

a.

R.*Rj To scour, to cleanse,

to polish, to furbish, to rub.

A seed-plot.

1.

the foot

TO ^) A

spider.

(Mko+^TN)

web, cobweb.

An

2.

donia integrifolia)

Ben.

(corrupt, of

s.

1.

ornamental plant (Gor-

Hort.

(from

s.

of two different species

The name
of grass (Panicum ciliare,

and Eleusine iEgyptiaca). Hort. Ben.

STtevPTl

(from SXife"^)

s.

p. 7, 8.

p. 55.

A plastering or smearing over.

*rWl

(from ICtpVtra)

s.
;

the rubbing of the

v. a.

smearing or plaster-

body with an ointment.

STtFto) To

(from

plaster, to

smear over, to daub.

^piiTt^T
or

spider.

Py-

2.

The name of a

ing

p. 93.

5Tt^3rNt

Honey.

Butter.

spider's

also

1.

small white variety of the Dolichos gladiatus.

Hort. Ben.

p. 53.
s.

Slf^l)

large scan-

dent shrub (Dalbergia marginata). Hort. Ben.

3Tt3O0lH

desire.

from

*. (n.

insertion of a nasal,

of various kinds.

STftfr

(corrupt, of

s.

mfe^
rites

of a tree to keep in the water.

^1<Pv5

(With the

i.

3Tl$Sffv3) To

A ridge round

2.

^XT^Root,

2252

s.

noun of ETPltt^CvS)

(v.

plastering

over.

Smeared,

a.

smearing
plastered,

rubbed with an ointment.

genit. case of

XrWlTpU

s.

3Tff%3) A

(from

Cobweb.

mutual rub-

bing or plastering.

ITt^t

s.(m.)

55t^|

A plant
A

from

(/.

s.

mango.

seventh day of the month

festival

on the

stiffen

cotton.

Unkind, unfriendly.

a. 1.

plaster, to
2. Avaricious,

SXt^tH

1.

iWffePWI

s.

coral-tree?

A cucurbitaceous
palmata

also

3Tt^t

(corrupt, of

s.

3Tf<F^a.

HWl a.

Sahda S.

p. 395.

plant (Trichosanthes

Cucumis Colocynthis).

Hl<|jy. (from R.

(from

An

WW^ A

^1<l )

inhabitant of

tion of one of the

Relating to the pro-

or South- Behar.

Magadha.

mixed

2.

s.

(m.)

The designa-

tribes, the offspring of

a Vaisya by a Kshatriya, woman. Many, x. 11,

47.

As. Res.

s.

beardless man.

1^9?) Mixed, heaped con-

3.

bard, a family-

^Wi)

1.

A kind

v. 56, 59.

an encomiast.

&[We)

Altogether, in the

(femin. of

mine (Jasminum auriculatum).

(Piper longum).

2.

Long-pepper

The name of a

3.

of jas-

derivative

dialect of the Sanskrit.

*lTptU3

whole, in partnership.

to

knead, to spread over.

Magadha

minstrel,

fusedly together.

NftfrtiF ad.

p. 70.

weaver's shuttle.

(a. Jyi**>) Suitable, proper, just.

(corrupt, of

also

To smear,

(from R.

(mfn. from

a.

vince of

Also

greedy, stingy.

Hort. Ben.

Makara.
v. a.

The seeds of

(Trichosanthes palmata

Cucumis Colocynthis).

v. a.

(from R.

Jg^

or R.

XTR^J To

ask,

to beg, to pray for.

An

old

woman

(used contemptuously).

JTfil

STtfe

5Xrf^[

2253

s.

ETtdRT

s.

Linn.

particular fish (Silurus Batrachus,

Macropteranoton granuillar, Laceptde).

Carey.

3Ttf^TTl
s.

stool, a

SIV^P) A

(corrupt, of

(from the English Magnesia)

s.

(from fb|H

m. from

1.

W,) Boasting,

puffing.

p. 52.

STtSJt

(corrupt, of

s.

^fexpl) A

The name of a Hindu

month, commencing when the sun enters Capri-

February).

The name of a poet, the author of the Sisupdla-badha or Magha-kavya.

fly.

?) Avaricious, nig-

gardly, parsimonious, stingy.

As. Res. in. 272.

corn (January

fish.

(Alcedo of several species).

fisher

Boasting, vaunting, self-applause.

bench, a chair.

ST^v^P^t ) A kingMohun P.

(corrupt, of

s.

Magnesia.

a.

(from

s.

scaffold, a platform,

Also

a stage, a shelf.

*Tt^

Ht^t^Fft^Tl

(corrupt, of ^T<^)

wife.

2254

(from Tl"5;)

fishmonger.

Also

2.

Hfcft

s.

(/.

month of Magha.

in the

HfcP

from STfcl) The day of the full-moon

(n.

s.

3^1 + XT)

As. Res.

m.

^TfeSTl

*rtg&t*fl
fish

Mohun P.

p. 89.

(from 3T^TT1

s.

A woman who

a fisherman's wife.

272.

Sltn^jl

(from 5Xt^?)

s.

Many-flowered jasmine

blackish shade of

colour on the corners of the

(Jasminum multiflorum or
v.

J.

pubescens).

noun of AllPftW) The act of beg-

ging or asking for a thing.

sells

of certain

advance

mouth and cheek

women

persons, especially

Also

genit.

^rt^tC'l^*. (from the English Manganese) Man-

as they

in age.

+ vit^) Roe

of

fish.

case of

Mohun P.

p. 55.

ganese.
genit. case of

3Tt^1

s.

One who

(from

prays or

+ G3Ti) The fin

of

fish.

asks for a thing.

Hlvbl

HlfiRSfOTl

(frooAffesl) Asking, praying,

a.

begging, soliciting.

STt^f^f^

thing.

2.

^loi^ll

(mfn.

a.

(corrupt, of

s.

Auspicious,

s.

See

S^T1^!")

STt^t^f

propitious, prosperous.

3Tt3FTl

STT^^P

s.

"^pT+TT)

(n.

Auspiciousness, pro-

pitiousness, prosperity.

SrWfl

a.

wished

3Ttf^3)

(from

for, dear.

v.

a.

s.

Desired, requested,

A request,

solicitation.

To cause

(caus.

v. a.

(from3Ttft[t3)

The middle

A thing

which requires

a.

(^tv5l + ^Tl) Inwardly dead, inter-

nally mortal (as a disorder).

StfkSl

s.

(from

*UfoiW?) The

v. a.

Morton.
loins.

(caus. of ETl'fol'CsS)

To cause

to

scour or to clean.

(from R. ^flr or R.

ask, to beg, to request, to

be cleansed.

Mlv5L*ll

to ask, beg, or supplicate.

Srtfftre

to

S.

The middle of

crack or unevenness in timber.

(corrupt, of

of a thing.

1.

solicit.

*Tt^) To

SrtftU. (from 3ttS) The sap or juice of any

plant.
Sabda S. p. 464.

2255

2256

To

(from R.

v. a.

wipe, to scour,

to rub, to polish.

A
STt^F^

(HT^+^Fn?)

si

*iis|<(:

Hi ^<

(from

s.

Gall-nut (from the

Mohun P.

Quercus robur).

?)

Ml ^In^lfH

a steersman.

pilot,

ad.

mat.

j^s*^) An

(a.

electuary, a confection;

an intoxicating beverage prepared chiefly from

the tops of hemp.

Hl4

*Tft5

See

midst, the centre.

(XTW+^tK )

Ht^Wft

The middle

part of

Moderately, tem-

(from *$")) The middle, the centre.

StWWl
HtRT

ad. (from
s

HtWl

(corrupt, of

s.

-fev3

ground.

mIT^RI
P.

^fe^Fl)

v. a.

(Htfel +

s.

To

inter, to

Wl)

soil,

the

Mohun

Earthen, earth-coloured,

(from

to

rice

MlRiW)

starch,

To cause

1.

To stamp,

2.

to tread

smooth the ground.

(from Hlfs5t3)

s.

Also

STtf?

s.

Ml fb

double tooth, a

To

(from R.

by

thresh corn, to

cattle, to flatten.

plant (El eusine Corocana).

Hort.

p. 8.

(/. from R.

H^?)

the young leaf before

it

border of a garment.

1.

The germ of leaves,

opens.

The hem or

2.

3. (^Beng^)

double

HTt^ s. (m. forMl*1<) A man (in a contemptuous

sense)

kite of

Bengal (Falco

H^T?)

(from R.

The common

ater).

plain,

Carey.

(m. )

One

(from R.

*tf

Naphtha.
a pasture, a

Buttermilk, sour milk.

a mannikin.

i<&P*. (m.

fromHtl^)

under sixteen years of age

religious student.

ignorant man.

4.

1.

a mannikin.
3.

boy

child, a

2.

childish

A
or

A necklace of twenty strings.

Wilson.

HtTO
of the attendants of the Sun.

H ^)

pupil, a

field.
s

s.

tied

tooth, a grinder.

meadow, a

XTtiSl

HlfvS

Ben.

bury.

cellar.

HtfeWtb55* & (3lt^W+t3^)

s.

of

corn to be threshed.

3Tfc53Ti

Earth,

STl~&

two canoes

Carey.

tread corn, to tread corn out

brown.

brown

raft

noun of Mlf\5U3) The threshing of

v. a.

p. 78.
a.

1.

liquor in which rice has been

in.

Slow, sluggish, bad.

useless (as a limb).

Stiff,

corn.

grinder.

string fr a paper-kite.

(from

a.

(v.

s.

of doors.

Middling, moderate.

W) In the midst, within,

A*

'

HW)

(from

a.

situated

to stool.

skimmings of boiled

rice-gruel, paste.

down,

perately, in a middling way.

5.

Htt)

v. a. (caus.

H"W)

ad. (from

To go

The

2.

Htt) Out

case of

(from *R3)

s.

TOWS:

See

a thing.

(from

s.

together.

nt^T
STl^lFr

v. a.

boiled, the

*$D) The

(from

s.

Land

s.

(locat.

M"tf U3
Htrfcl

Hl^F^s.

in a large plain.

p. 41.

particular sort of

Relating to a pasti
ture or

STtWl

Also

plain.

helmsman, a

(from

a.

s.

(n.

fromHffa) A number

Hlft^nit3. (Htfte+ fflfij) A

leucocephala).

of boys.
bird (Ardea

srfcr

ntyl

2257

3Ttfte

from

(n.

s.

Also (Beng.)

ruby.

Slfcjfcre;

ft'iR^

s.

srtfm^
*4.1vM

da S.
Srt*>

Gr. % 1005)
Sab-

(Silurus pungentissimus).

Ui^l^

*T9)

(corrupt, of

of treacle.

1.

Whey.

c^U) A

3. (a.

2.

A thin sort

Oh

mountaineer

moon's path.

An

1.

a barbarian.

astronomical yoga

fourth

^5)

Drunk,

inebriated,

(fromSTteH)

mother

As. Res.

elephant.

3ltf3

(from R. *Ti)

s,

or division

Measure, weight.

1.

2.

2.

leaves of a palm-tree before they are

Carey.

expanded.

The twenty-

3.

Intoxication, drunk-

enness, infatuation.

The tender
(m. from 33^t)

s.

see Wilkins'

maternal grandmother.

(corrupt, of

STWWs.

checkmate.

Sans, vocat. case of

Jffclff

grandfather.

intoxicated, infatuated, self-important, great.

p. 433.

s.

s.

Wil-

for

A maternal

(femin. of

Sea-salt; also

(.).

A fish

s.

*lffa^?)

from

(n.

(m. from

s.

Gr. 1005)

kins'

2258

of the

Ml falsi

ix. 366.

(from R.

v. n.

intoxicated

To be

inebriated or

have the mind

to be infatuated, to

engrossed by an idea, to rage.

ETF3^ft

(/. from

s.

*ttsJ%J

An

epithet of

PAr-

Ht3^T

vatI or Duega.

1.

The being

(from

intoxicated.

from

Drunken,

sottish,

s.

( ^

+ fH^)

Mother and

fl^PNS

s.

Alkffffll s.

(from STtefl

of an arch.
labourers.

2.

STT^PjTT^

3TT3^Tl

An

s.

arch, the capital

The name of

s.

HKH^R

wicker-work hat worn by

irt^T+^Jq^.) The

(femin. of Sttjjf)

the charioteer of

s-

also

Hemp

2.

l^l^P

(-^

/.)

1.

mother.

2.

s.

divine

s.

(^T^T + ^ft) A
(m.)

Common

authorities

me-

mother

2 The

An

alphabet.

4.

body of

>

see

preli-

ac-

they are eight,

cow.

4.

The Divine Mothers

worshipped in a peculiar manner

(Beng.} The small-pox.

v. a. (caus.
fill

variegated

citron (Citrus

L A

according to others seven or sixteen in number.

Ht^-

minary rules or observations.

cording to some

3.

wife of a

designation of a certain class of goddesses

3.

they are differently enumerated

The

(Cannabis sativa).

(/. from *lt*!)

mother; the personified energy of a deity, or

his wife

of

dica).

^1^<P1
s

1.

TT^^fj, (/.) and

Indra.
Jlfcjl

fruit

serpent.

Carey.
(*)

s. (ro.

*rt*fl (/.).

AJ.

arrets

fastuosa).

maternal uncle

Air, wind.
1.

Thorn-apple (Datura

2.

the thorn-apple.

father, parents.

?)

Wilkins' Gr. 1006)

(m. from

Metel and D.

drunkard.

m. dual only, from

(-^\ m.)

s.

maternal uncle.

To

stir

up, to

parts of India.

with enthusiasm, to stimulate.

3TtoTf^3Rl s. (-^ m. dual only,

Parents, mother and father.

Trans. R.A.S.

in the western
l.

452.

sort of molasses or

treacle.

Sffc^fJ a. (mfn.
7

Ut^ + ^')

Killing his mother

2260

2259

(-f$\ mfn.)
s.

Hl^l (-5^ mfn.).

or

^f^+W)

(m.

A maternal

a relation by the mother's

3t$j$

An

relation,

Also

side.

s.

sister.

Also

Ht3 +

/.

^) A

27.

s.

Ul^jtflUl

^l^gl^TTT

Also

sister's son.

It.

(femin.

mother's

which

mother's

(m.).

moments

Sft^Sp^ ^ (tt^ + ^P^l) A

step-mother.

IltJ + ^QTi from R. $?T

(/.

The

A
Ben.
3Tftr

Hort.

plant (Callicarpa incana).

(n.

s.

R.

3T1

+ TT)

1.

Measure

a measured

quantity, a unit, a single thing.

It is

2.

sub-

them a

meaning

restrictive

compound words thus formed

other derivatives
alone,

life

only,

are declined like

^jftf^v^ f^T

e. g.

mere

life,

and the

STteri

(nJ

s.

Metre regurestricted to

See As. Res. x. 404.

0^1 +

from

^)

The

As. Res. x. 411, 465.

4lfq<*>

a.

(mfn.

Hf^'-ft^)

nature of matter

Material, of the

used in comp.

e. g.

(mfn.) Composed of minute material

a.

principles,

from

s.

material principle,

(from
life

5.

designation of a certain class of metres in Sans-

(w.) Life

s.

nothing but

+ B?^)

short and long syllables.

joined to substantives like a Taddhita suffix,

to give

little.

or

or to a particular interchange of

krit prosody.

p. 10.

4.

by mere quantity, and not

lated

JrtlTtTO

murder of a mother, matricide.

The upper

3.

Requisite, material.

certain feet

Ml^O)l

measured by half a

Colebr. Gr. p. 10.

STfrrtef^s. 0-

(/)

a long

but a consonant when

is

horizontal stroke of a letter.

H^^mt

re-

short

prolonged as in calling to any one,

is

mdtra.'

'

and the continuous sound, or that

lasts for three

(In prosody)

3.

vowel occupies one moment (^TtJTl)

Wl^fSjfl^) A mother's

Also

daughter.

sister's

^^g^

(m. from

Quantity, measure

moment, the length of time

instant, a

destitute of a vowel,

^i^tflU

2.

quired to pronounce a short syllable.

vowel, two

(-^

i.

especially quantity in metre.

(.)

Ht^Tl

Manu

substance.

Also

matricide.

An

(m.)

+ 3Xtfl3^

^5)

atom, a minute

Manu

i.

56.

Drunkenness, intoxi-

in

cation.

the instrumental case

alone, for

life's

^tpKiUlflT

sake only,

By

life

HK^TO

&c. from

rice,
*. (n.) Life,

employed

+3Tt^T

after the gerund,

upon,

lated

coming.
only,

^iq<

In Bengali,

on;

ad.

Tt^T

and may be trans-

Upon

( ^T)

Merely,

solely,

exclusively.
a.

(mfn.

measure, of a certain measure or

used in comp.

e. g.

Stfrt^lter^

a
size

Sltirl

s.

1.

An

from

IX^^R + TT)

a. (mfn.)

Of

(mfn. from

UV^+t^
fish

Wilkins'

catching or selling

I.

(With the

insertion of

a nasal,

hurt or kill, to suffer pain, to

(from R. ^TP]^?)
to

make up a

tion,

STtefr
element, matter,

Envy, ava-

fish.

only

+3T^^F.

(/. from R. *Ti)

Gr. 903) Relating to

certain

the size or measure of a thumb, from

(m.) The thumb,

EnVpT^ a.

^Ttej^RooT,

3TtTT+^) Having

much

is

e.g.

Sans.

selfishness, malice.

An

afflict.

extra assessment

deficiency of revenue

a collec-

a subscription.
s.

whey.

(from 3FSJ7T) The watery part of curds,

Sabda S.

p. 335.

2261

SrWl

*T^)

(corrupt, of

s.

The top

or head of

a thing, a pinnacle, a summit,

To be

the summit or top of a thing

to interfere, to

Also

giddiness, vertigo.

JlWtSlW

Swim-

Mohun

STHJ^"

(from R.

s.

Stubbornness,

interfering with ano-

Carey.

ther person's business.

UT^) An

^*\< A

making mats (Cyperus

in

l^l

3X1^

JTtediTOd s (from Sited + TOM) The head-ache.

.

4telk)ll a. (Slt3d + Spftfi) Top-heavy.

s.

1.

*.

(UtTJ^ + ^fKSl

(from

s.

*\W\ ?) An

sort of

(mfn. *Tl for

a.

Gr. 819) Like me,

2.

(from

The

wicker hat

also

OTd )

Self-important, in-

An

any

(fromHted)

a.

thing.

2.

To

1.

To mount upon

(m. from

s.

made from

m. from R.

ST^)

infatuation, pride

a.

Relating to the city

extasy, joy, rapture.

infatuating.

^31

(/.) or

(n.) Intoxicating or inebriating quality.

A
Hort. Ben.

folia).

5.

(from

plant (Kaempferia angusti-

sort

Carey.

See Wilkins'
Also

^t^<P

mare.

Made

of honey,

Krishna

^wt^

from

or

s.

Vishnu.
3.

(n.)

spirituous liquor

from

(n.

latifolia.

large creeping

Also

Jn^^^f^l

Sweetness, suavity.

Wilkins Gr. 975.

trfe ftW

(m. from

s.

H^I + t^) The desig-

nation of a particular sect

of

Buddha.

ST^tf^

a.

(mfn. from

femin. of

tambour.
7

among

Trans. R.A.S.

Relating to mid-day.

p. 1.

^^)

plant (Gaertnera racemosa).

Inebriation, intoxica-

(mfn. from R. &3{tf{9l9) Inebriating,

intoxicating,

(/.) Hort. Ben. p. 32.

Wilkins' Gr. % 897.

of Mat'hura.

tion

+ #*j

the blossoms of the Bassia

present the head in birth.

(mfn. from

f!T)

Sweetness.

(f.
a.

name of the month Vaisakha.

3Tt<<3^
v.

epithet of

solent.

Sftf^tyJ

Hort.

amulet, a charm.

^UjU) A

p.

(mfn. from

1.

2.

(from

a.

for

like myself.

capital of a

(m.)
pillar

of grass

(-*\^ mfn.) and HtT*5F (mfn.).

Carey.

a.

labourers.

A kind

tegetus).

of rush used for mats (Scirpus tegetus).

ruly, turbulent, insolent.

worn by poor

kind of

p. 6.

UtTJ^Wt
^ti

(from Sited)

mat)

stubborn, headstrong, refractory, seditious, un-

ornamental shrub

Carey.

mat.

used

Obstinate,

31

coral-tree

Carey.

(corrupt, of

s.

Ben.

An

(from ^Tt^rl )

s.

STtTJIOT

fine

obstinacy, insolence.
1*1

Also

XlPt

of an animal.

H*<k<P) The

(corrupt, of

s.

(Erythrine fulgens).

(Volkameria Madceera).

STWl+^ftC3 )

(from

s.

ming of the head,

p. 25.

*jL) The female

(p.

STttn^"
(from XEtTte5) To mount upon

meddle with.

3TtellWU'l

s.

v. n.

giddy.
v. a.

P.

2262

3Tfci7"l

s.

(n.)

i.

the followers

558, 567.

+ ^

Mid-day

rites.

JTtT

2263
STt-T-T

m. from "^^) Spirit distilled from the

See As. Res.
flowers of the Bassia latifolia.

Root,

to

The regarding of

confession.

2.

3) The

act of honouring

p. 94.

(from

any one.

or respecting

enquire after

With

worship.

i.

vow, a voluntary

engagement.
to revere, to

respect,

prefixed to

<AJ.<

(from

s.

knowledge,

true

(SIlluRj) To

x.

to treat with disrespect

To

it,

with

Ettlllu

despise,

(mfn.fut.part. p. R.

a.

HK + ^llil)

Entitled to honour or respect, venerable.

To honour,

Jlt-T^fl

to respect, to esteem.

3Tt\

) 1.

person.

investigate, to seek, to

form,

and

(.).

the desiderative or volitive

(in

i.

or attending

Mohun P.

Also *Cteft^ (.) and

342.

i.

R.

(n.

s.

2264

One who makes a

(from R.

s.

vow, or voluntarily takes an obligation upon

See 31*^.

himself.

The termination of the present

participle of

m. from
the proper form, in verbal roots of the

first,

2.

sixth and tenth conjugations

boy.

is

cook.

It

also the termination of the present participle

of the passive, and

may

subjoined to any root with the passive

to

it

e. g.

from R.

tl>^l1*r a- (mfn.} Being cooked,

A4.1l<)

To cook. See

3Tft^[

Wilkins' Gr. % 678,

681.
^It-T

s.

(n.

R. *l1

3. (m.

from R.

ness.

4.

(Beng.}

to

To

1.

Measure, weight.

2.

Arrogance, pride; sulki-

Honour, reputation, rank, value.

plant

(Arum Indicum).

p. 65.

faults

5.

Hort.

To put a person

v. a.

shame, to expose his

v. a.

preserve esteem or reputation.

*ir1<

s.

(w.)

^l-KP^j
Hort. Ben.
3Tt^T3

from

^t*fWl

from

Sanskrit pro-

x. 440.
*J.l*1<t)

^t5T +

(m.

s.

(/.

species of metre in

(n.

s.

s,

plant

(Arum Indicum).

As. Res. x. 19, and

Also

HKpffe",

p. 56.

(from R.

s.

*U^?) A

(mfn. from

a.

the mind.

multitude of boys.

^) The

sarovara
ix.

vow, a voluntary

^FT5^)

(n.) 1.

s.

putting a per-

whom

honour

term of respectful address.

is

giver of

derived

A thought,

a wish, a vo-

in the

366.

Ht TO?TR"te' s.
;

Manasa

(m. jtfspT +

lake in the

(mfn.

^WUM) The

Himalaya mountains.

^PT + ^) Mental, ideal,

imaginary.

XTlrT*ft3J3i1

s.

grief,

SlfrpfWS

s.

(f.

from^t-T^ + ^^Ti) Mental

sorrow.

(-^ m. 5Tt^R + \3^) A

wild swan or goose.

Mental, relating to

The mind. 3. The lake ManasaHimalaya mountains. As. Res.

2.

lition.

agony,

(m. ^"fa+'Pf from R.

honour, he from

STi^FT

SltTpT^

obligation.

JTFT^

-sit

son to shame, the humbling a person.

particular measure, the fourth part of a khari.

Ben.

s.

As. Res.

sody.

affixed

multitude of men.

Humanity.

(n.)

HtH4<*'l!^'i
TFt^yl)

purpose be

for that

(n.)

3.

(/.) or

To

A man, a human being.

0*4.1*1

e. g.

(mfn.} Cooking, from R.

a.

1.

fourth,

place

is

(Lit.

Whose

dwelling-

the lake Manasa.}

Loss of honour

a
or respectability.

HTM

2265

UH^t*l

a.

Ht^*^) Void of haughti-

(mfn.

ness or pride

honour or respecta-

destitute of

STfaffcr

Ht|%U3)

(from

s.

regarding any one

assent.

2.

1.

The

respecting or

esteem, acknowledgment,

(from A.

forbiddance, a

(caus. of

v. a.

Hlf=TU3)

suade, to prevail upon.

commodate,

HtTfaH^r

s.

Ht 5^

to cause to

2.

To

per-

adjust, to ac-

election,

float.

Inferiority,

1.

\?1

spectable, honourable.

HT^+IT)

Re-

(n.)

(/,) or

Respectability, honour, credibility.

(mfn. pres. part. p. R.

Ht^) Being

honoured or regarded, receiving honours.

the giving a preference to any one.

STlrTTfa'

(from

s.

Mlll$UJ) The

Respectable

act of persuad-

people.

ing or prevailing upon any one.

Htp)<U5lki

Mohun P.

leucocephala).
s.

(/. from

(from the caus. of R. Hi) Measure.

c&L) A

(h.

s.

bird (Ardea

p. 53.

Ht^ a

Ht5}^ the

(mfn. from

R. Hi)

caus. of

Measuring, determining by measure or quantity.

HItT) The name of a mea-

Ht^

sure, the fourth or eighth part of a khari.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

badness,

Sloth, torpor, indolence, stupidity.

2.

a.

An

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

fit.

HH+^THIR)

(n.

To

1.

H^ + TT)

(n.

s.

A raft,

(from Site)

s.

vileness.

HlrP

prohibition.

meaning, purport, purpose,

object, scope.

bility.

HtTl

(a. ^Jt^>)

*J.lC*1 s.

2266

from

(n.

s.

Ht^the

measuring-rope.

caus. of R.

Hi) The

act of measuring a thing.

Honoured, respected, regarded.

HlHtTrta
Arrogance, pride,

Also

haughtiness.

HTpiT^

v. a.

HPf1

(from R.

M*^) To

(*rM + nrt^

a.

To cause

to

Measured.

(from

mind, to attend
(caus. of

v. a.

to, to regard, to

it)

as a jmgie to

measuring.

esteem, to honour, to venerate,

measure.

to obey, to submit, to confess, to acknowledge.

nt^fFT*.
^ipl*ll

(femin. of

s.

Hi R*^)

A proud

or sulky

noun of

(v.

H"W^3)

a thing to be measured,

The causing

Measured.

a.

woman.

H^ft

a.

(-f^T

mfn. Ht^T +

arrogant, haughty.

2.

^H

v. a.

1.

Proud,

Mindful, minding, re-

garding, esteeming.
s.

(m. from

man, a human being,

Wilkins' Gr. % 960)

a.

(mfn.')

Belonging to

men, human.
a.

HKf%R3

(HPjft

species of ratan

Ben.

(n.)

SThjW) Belon ging

to

HlT^a.

(n.

(Calamus

s.

men,

Humanity, manliness.

HtTO +^) A number of men.

able,

Htpfr3, + C^S)
gracilis).

Hort.

(a. i_iU^,) Absolved, for given, dispensed

(a. (Ji\j<)

corresponding

H^T^J^ s.

from

p. 73.

a.
s.

s.

with, exempted,

(mfn. from

human,

To mea-

sure, to gauge.

H^T

(from the caus. of R. Hi)

s.

to,

Forgiveness, exemption.

Conformable, congruous,

agreeable

way, a manner.

suitable,

favour-

2267

3Ttl
(mfn. from

a.

3FIT^)
*i\*is&

the

genit.

The net

case of

Mine, my.

(corrupt, of

s.

2268

^pl)

1.

2.

seal.

Scab;

ntnte^p
Buddha,

the dry skin of a sore.

(Lit.

l^LjWo) Business, an

(a.

Able

^1 1*1^*1 S?\ a. (from ij^L:U^>)

STtJjl

(from IlfiJfT)

to

do business,

(from

a.

1*4.1

p.

sheat-fish

329.

(irtoJirl+^f^t) a
Also *J.j*4.U)5

^)

(5TtHtWl +
A
SOTT^t^tf"
Also

nal uncle's son.

Sabda S.
(from

ing

Tt^T
gla-

ii.

Magical, fascinat-

(mfn.

Illusive,

(mfn. from 3W3") Belonging to a pea-

a.

made of peacock's

(m. from R.

s.

Kamadeva

feathers, &c.

its

H)

deity.

1.

(Lit.

(mfn. from R.

a.

Death.

s.

^)

2. Love,

That which

(ra.)

and

strikes.)

Killing, slaying, de-

stroying, putting to death,

Illusion,

Trans.

illusory, unreal.

37.

multitude of peacocks.

Ht^

cultivated.

out, done.
1.

(m.) Gall, the bilious humour.

s.

*W<

J^^c) Prepared, made, worked

from R. Hi)

Wilkins'

A juggler,

(-ffr^mfn. JTTOl + t 5 ^)

a.

cock,

f^
s.

magical, deceptive.

maternal uncle's wife.

Full, closed

Mo-

Magic.

affectionate, benevolent.

330.

ITCH ) A

^n^I^a. (a.jj^o)
(a.

p.

(-fc\mfn. TOTl +

a.

a.

1-

mater-

(Menispermum

sort of creeper

+ f^Tl )

(/. ETftrl

by magic, wonderful,

STfift

irtonfett s.

s.

HTHtoT a. (mfn. 3X^1 + HIT) Magical, produced

Pertaining to a ma-

maternal uncle's daughter.

(/.

Also

p. 143.

R.A.S.

*rto^n^f^ft

SrraU.

Maya.)

Gr. 907) Illusive, magical,

magician, a conjurer.

ternal uncle.

s.

the goddess

(m.).

3TtTltfWl

mWUI

maternal uncle.

Sabda S.

(Silurus Pelorius).

brum).

The son of

hun P.

HT^)

(corrupt, of

s.

the founder of the

TOTt^3

for business.

fit

s.

affair,

h1hi + cti^I+^3)
Bauddha sect.

(m.

s.

magic.

Also

negociation.

active,

of decep-

tive appearances, the net of fascination or

s. (i.)

delusion,

slayer, a

destroyer.

fraud,

The

dissimulation,

deceit,

hypocrisy.

2.

external world considered as a mere illusion,

without

reality,

and personified

in

mythology

Brahma and

as a female, the consort of

Ht^f^TTl

the

Trans.

R.A.S.

n. 39.

attachment, affection.

SftTTftU3

v. a.

3.
4.

(from ^itUI

of the Rcigas and Ragints in

*ll<v5i1

To

fascinate,

to

s.

(m.

utTrl+^t^

juggler, a mime, an actor.

quarrelsome,

The generic name

Hindu music.

MUfOl 5^

r.

<f)

Also ^luloit^l,

^R\

s.

s.

(n.

Mohun P.

Barter.

Bauddha.
s.

^U<t> ?) A

Tenderness, love,

woman.

deceive.

xdrrtete

(from

(corrupt, of STl^f?)

s.

See

immediate operative cause of creation.

s.

turbulent person.

(m. ZSfe +
(Lit.

from R.

fa) A

Who subdues or conquers love.)

from R.
(from

f5S

p. 84.

H)

Killing, slaughter.

*ltf3T3)

Fatal, mortal.

Ufa

2269

(Ht^+CTC) A

STi^PT^s.

tion, a difficulty,

ltW^

i&ijt%

(a.

s.

(/.)

Carey.

Knowledge.

1.

By means

n. pr.)

The name of an ancient Hindu

sage, the sup-

posed author of the Markandeya

2.

Pur ana.

by, through.

of,

The designation of a

particular

system of the Hindus.

in the musical

(m. patronymic from

catch in conversa-

a quibble.

cause, a reason, ad.

scale

2270

As. Res. in. 78.

^t^f Root,

(from *fifkU3)

s.

To be

v. n.

plant (Eclipta or Verbesina

Also

prostrata).

To seek

IHTJ

(/w.)

i.

_ G3) and x. (*t$tf^)

(^TT^ff^,

sometimes with

prefixed to

it.

striking or beating.

killed, to

be destroyed

or ruined.

(Ht^Hfo )

Also, x.

way

the

or road

To

1.

go.

2.

To prepare
3. To

to prepare generally.

feather an arrow.
a.

v.

5ltf^T3)

(caus. of

to die, to put to death.

To

2.

1.

To cause
(m. from R.

beat, to strike.

way.
(mfn. SXl^ + ^JltU^) Murderous,

a.

of a cruel disposition

STtrt^tn

deadly.

fatal,

(from Mlplt\5)

s.

s.

made by a saw

in

an enquiry.

4.

3.

search,

musical mode.

beating

R.

(n.

s.

STf^+STn) 1. Enquiry, search,

(m.) An arrow, a. (mfn.} Asking,

research.

2.

begging

mendicant.

or striking, a scuffle, a battle.

*tffk

s.

-^11fU3

a.

Put

from R.

(/.

(Beng.)

*ll|<U3

^) A
v. n.

Xrtff*^ s.

To

(r.)

s.

2.

^)

1.

To put

to death,

An

assault.

Mo~

s.

or from

ET^FSri
article

5tt^3

s.

first

1.

plant (Amaranthus olera-

R.^)

The

theatre.

Carey.

+"pR^) The

(from R.

STt^rt

(m. from

pestilence

Air, wind.

De-

268.

^T*ft$ + ) The fifteenth day

half of the

month Margasirsha.

As.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

s.

(corrupt, of

Root,

x.

for.

^I^t^P) High-priced,

(3Tt3tirf3)

1.

To sound.

4ls5l<$

a.

(mfn.

R. ^Ts + 3FF)

dear.
2.

To

Cleansing,

scouring, cleaning, forgiving, acquitting.

plant cultivated as an

of food (Eleusine Corocana).

month

cleanse.

disease.

(/.

m.

Sought, searched, enquired

pestilence, the plague,

(111^1 + ^1) Fear from

any contagious
.

music.

Res. in. 268.

a.

The manager of a

(from

As. Res.

5TPf*ft$l s.
of the

beat, to strike, to smite.

an epidemic, a mortality, a murrain.

^1<1^U

(m. from 5*1

Hindu

cember).

p. 97.

ceus).

in

to death, killed.

(from *[tf^T3)

Slt^U.

Rdgas and Raginis

Margasirsha or Agrahdyana (November

2.

hun P.

beaten.

the

science of

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of R.

v.a. (from R.

to kill.

The

killing or beating.

To be

path, a road, a

<r

beating,

A mutual

(from

1.

path or section

sawing timber.

(Beng.)

striking.

AlU'Ullft"

The

2.

^ 1V )

Carey.

in

comp.

e. g.

^^^Iv^

a weapon, from

$.

a.

Used

(mfn.) Polishing

(n.)

weapon,

2271

J^W

XTtf^T

UlSpr

R. IllSuf

(n.

s.

1.

scouring, or polishing ; rubbing the person with

unguents.

The

2.

A plant

cleaning,

settling or clearing of

Ben.

2272

(Rottlera tetracocca). Hort.

p. 73.

an acCleaning in general

count, the paying of a debt.

3. Forgiveness,

especially cleansing the person or anointing

pardon, oblivion.

Also

SXt^ft I (f from R.
broom.

(Beng.)

2.

H ttjj^ 1

(f).

*lt^f

1.

it

with unguents.
brush, a

towel, a rubber.

^W\s.

^)

(from

hero.

wrestler, a

champion, a

Property, capital, goods,

JU)

(a,

2.

wares, merchandize.

H W^ffa

(mfn.fut.part. p. R.

Requiring to be cleansed or purified, purifiable,

(m.)

s.

plant

(Nimba

or Melia Azadi-

rachta).

pardonable.

Also *U\5l*1

15.

(m.).

Sri^XtTl
3TtSl

(from R.

5.

^^?)

5TH^3ilT

mutation.

JU) A

s . (P .

Barter, exchange, per-

s . (p.

storehouse.

jlj^JU) One who pays

tri-

bute, a landholder.

STtotl"

(m.)

s.

wild cat.

3.

1.

The

The common

cat.

The

2.

(from

pole-cat.

p.

j^JU)

Land-revenue;

rent of land.

*J.lpv5K3 a. (mfn. from R.

fied,

Cleansed, puri-

scoured, wiped, swept, polished

money

pardoned.

(from

who

of a person

honey and

security for

or property.

Curds with

(femin. of *X

^U JU)

(p.

forgiven,

spice.

is

p.

^U JU) The

situation

a security for money

or

property.

STtaP

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

a.

be wiped,

JJ^+TT)

Fit to

(from

s.

MHsj] s.

Wilkins Gr. 730.

(mfn.).

3TM$

JlW) A flower-garden.

Also ^T3P

cleaned or polished.

(/.)

The name of

several plant*

(Jasminum grandiflorum,Echites caryophyllata,

(m. patronymic of "^3v3

n.

pr.)

The

sun.

and Gsertnera racemosa).

in

&UC$*

a.

(mfn. from

*[f^1)

Earthen,

made

of clay or earth.

^n^vS^ s.

(from

the Portuguese Martello)

STfSfa

(m.)

s.

drummer.

Hindu

j\j

species of metre

As. Res.

JU)

x.

470.

Possessing property or

from*P)

1. The name of a country, the

Malwa. 2. A particular scale in

music.

J4.HP
(n.

(p.

province of

a.

money.

hammer.

ITPn^ s.

Sanskrit prosody.

2.

am

Softness, mild ness, gentle-

province of

As. Res. in. 73.

(mfa T$fiQ+Q) Relating to

Malwa. Wilkins' Gr. % 903.

the

ness.

ilH^iffl

See3Tt^.

A
Ben.

p. 28.

plant (Marlea begonifolia).

in

Hort.

Hindu

3lt*WT

(J,

JiR<

music.
s.

As. Res.

A
m.

(^It^ + ^l^) A

challenge to fight.

particular scale

78.

provocation,

STf?^

ETTpH

2273

s.

of flowers

1.

(/.)

garland, a wreath

a rosary.

a chaplet

species of metre in

As. Res. x. 419, 433.

Sanskrit prosody.

The

2.

3.

shell of a coco-nut.

o
(3TF^h + 3n3\5l)

iJ.Hl^khii

s.

mf^'ft s.

(femin. of Ht^ft)

gardener, chaplet-weaver, or

metre

cies of

3.

ticular

mode

The knee-pan, the

The

wife of a
2.

Sanskrit prosody.

Hindu

in

1.

florist.

As. Res.

music. As. Res. in. 70.

)

Ht^1+^rf^from^)

decayed

obscurity,

Dirtiness, filthiness,

gloom

a tarnished or

state.

patella.

florist,

2.

31^1 +

(m.

s.

1.

gard ener, a

mo-

lybdate.

of flower-chaplets or garlands.

seller

spe-

personification of a par-

(from the English Molybdena)

l<P

species

sordidness

(from

in

The female

x. 437.

Carey.

of grass (Eleusine Indica).

2274

(from the English Molybdena^

a.

ratan.

molybdic.

^'H'r^l'^it^^

kind of

s.

(Stf^TOl
and

fruit,

Hort. Ben.

Malaccensis).

its

(Eugenia

tree

pr.+ Wsj) The

s.

(ml 3r^Ti

+ <fR"

from R.

^A

a maker of flower-chaplets or garlands

See

a gardener.

SlW^W

s.

-4*.

(m. for

Res.

(from

(from

MlRil^

pilot, the

commander

of

a.

JU)

Wealth,

goods,

wares, store.

fra grant

a.

(from

s.

JjHI+^F) A florist,

or seller of flower-chaplets

Known,

Sabda

{m.)

a.

(mfn.

garland,

fruit-tree

experienced, wit-

(iEgle Marmelos).

3X1^1+ XT)

(w.)

s.

forehead
florist.

S. p. 341.

(m.

variegated snake.

nessed.

Pugilism, wrestling.

(corrupt, of

gardener,

florist.

3Tt^f*I^ a. (a.

Property, goods,

JU)

(i.)

s.

Ht*Tl+^1) A

m.
jffifr s.
chaplet-weaver,
a
a

ITtfP

s.

s.

#vares.

XdTpT^

jJjc<)

a vessel.

v. 59.

grass (Andropogon Schoenanthus).

XTW^t s

(a.

ratan.

il'RWte
florist,

pr.+^fcl-

p. 37.
a.

Malacca

n.

Fit or proper for a

chaplet, a garland for the

a necklace.

STRIFE

(n.

s.

Hip^^^.) A

flower-

chaplet and sandalwood, offered to persons of

a maker

consequence as a token of respect.

a chaplet-weaver.

A mounP*1<P^. (m. a.

king, a governor, an

owner, a proprietor.

tainous range described as one of the smaller

mountains of India proper, lying eastward of

annual or monthly

mount Meru.

allowance paid to a zamindar by the person

An

(a. <0\>3L)

who

occupies his lands.

manner of a

An

Hunter,

ad. In the

proprietor.

(from A. cl$3Li) Royalty, ownership,

proprietary right, supremacy.

m*n?rorHt

Wilson.
earthen pot for embers.

(from

irHfri + ^tf^ir3)

salt

boiled with a straw-fire.

W^gfe
fiance

s.

(from

HH)

vaunting, daring.

challenging, de-

Hfe^

2275

Hf^

(m.)

s.

1.

kidney-bean (Phaseolus

sort of

radiatus and Dolichos pilosus).

2.

A jeweller's

or goldsmith's weight, variously reckoned at

precatorius

s.

use

Site

Also

seventeen grains troy.

HtH^TftT

common

the weight in

(Hfa + ^TtlT) A

nW

HfcTfafl,

and Doli-

(mfn.

a.

(/. from

s.

Hort. Ben.

month, paid by the month, hired

for a

(w.)

s.

debilis)

kind of

le-

Hft^

(m. from R.

s.

Hi)

The moon.

2.

jeweller's weight

Hi

LA

month.

2.

to the

Portuguese

the

*J.l

edge of the eye-lid

s . (a.

l<pl<l<

Jj.qg"<)

1.

pustule on the

a film on the eye.

The

mother's

sister's

(from

The

2.

The

5^Nn31

Ht s3R"

last

(from

a.

mother's

s.

day of the month.

day of the month.

Hl^T) Monthly.

(from the English mast) The mast of a

s.

Carey.

HT^ + f3^Pftl) A

Also

*U^M

indecl. Sans.

Do not

(A

prohibitive par-

daughter.

(from

H*fcft + v4vJ^l$

Hi.

See

ticle.)

Ht^F3s3^lt

first

genit. case of

ship or boat.
s.

^i^<J,

Excise, duty, tax, custom.

Relating

matter formed on a wound.

Ht^^f^ft

Also

genit. case of

+^tH)

sJr

(from Ht*T?)

s.

Ht^

on the eye.

(a.j^i^j) Celebrated, conspicuous,

a.

mes +

end of a month.

Hl^TOTl

ma-

One month.

acabar) The end of the month.

(from

p. 10.

see

(from

a.

The husband of

Ht^ ?) A film

famous, renowned.
(m. from R.

s.

(from

s.

month.

Ht^T

Mohun P.

(ra.).

1.

aunt.

producing black

Hfcjvjl

Also *4.iH?

kidney-beans.

Ht^TF^) A maternal

(from

HTH) A field

from

for a

offering to the

ancestors.

(corrupt, of

p. 55.

(n.

s.

A monthly

Also
ternal aunt.

SXt^t

lasting

p. 55.

SFS^Ptf) A

guminous shrub (Glycine

stout,

sister.

Ht^T + l^) Monthly

manes of departed

STt^rtl

Fleshy,

(fromHt^T ) Ahusband's mother's

s.

a wife's mother's

sister;

month, &c.

Hort. Ben.

HlWt^)

(from

a.

plump.

lusty,

kind of pulse

or kidney-bean (Phaseolus radiatus

chos pilosus).

about

is

and

HW*T

of boiled rice.

Abrus

eight, or ten rattis or seeds of the

five,

The scum

(w.)

2276

Hte^RooT,

i.

(Ht^f^, -C3) To

measure, to

sister's son.

mete.

Ht^^Cft^"

s#

flowering shrub (Callicarpa in-

cana).

HWtTl

a.

(mfn. from

H^l^l)

Of a

great or

respectable family.

See

HT^rfl

HtB8

Ht^fts. (H^+^f|) An intercalary month.

Monthly
wages.

HW^

Mohun P.

p. 88.

s.

(n.

H^tH^+H)

Greatness, cele-

brity, celebration, praise, glory.

HW6

s.

(.

from H2C?$>) The being of a high

price, costliness,

high value, dearness.

; ;

2278

2277
sXtf^*li

LjsU from

(h.

s.

<UUU) Monthly pay

p.

stipend, salary.

Stfft^W^

"fel
(from

a.

(a. ijj*asc) Sugar-candy,

p.

ajUU+^j)

Paid by

ad. (corrupt, of "pfctfl) Falsely, vainly.

frb?ta<

("Pr^l-l-^") Boasting, vain

a.

glo-

the month, receiving monthly wages.

rious.
All

Ril I'll

(from

a.

Monthly wages

*llR<t

AiUU)

p.

s.

ad.

Falsely,

(from

pre-

or pay.

tendedly, unfoundedly.

(mfn. from

a.

Monthly,

Relating to or

produced by a buffalo.

felK^.

^yo) Temper, temperament,

(a.

dis-

position, character, nature, habit.

(m.) The designation of one of the

mixed

tribes, the offspring

Vaisya woman. See

J$fsif

(from

s.

a.

Manu

x. 6.

*W.Uuq?) An

As. Res.

v. 58.

or re-

quiting of a person, expiation, acquittal.

To cause

(caus.

v. a.

elephant-driver.

(mfn. from ^TC^*H) Relating or per-

The absolving

(from

s.

of a Kshatriya by a

to

subside or to cease, to remove, to efface, to extinguish, to terminate, to settle, to expiate (a

taining to Indra.

crime).

SXtr^TT

(mfn. from *31u Wilkins' Gr. % 900)

Relating to the earth, terrestrial, earthen.
a.

KlrH

s.

noun of

(v.

fST&I^W) The

nating, settling, or removing a thing,

Mit<Ul

(/. from 3Ttr^^T)

s.

*Ttl5?^

cow.

(m. from *l{MT<4')

s.

i.

550, 569,

An

epithet of

seqq.
s.

(from

*It$^)

Parvati

the goddess

or

1.

Durga.

One

2.

To

(from R. *jt^f)

v. a.

subside, to

cease, to be terminated or settled, to be effaced

or extinguished, to

^l(A**Ul

Ter-

a.

minated, settled, removed, effaced.

devoted wor-

Trans. R.A.S.

shipper of Siva.

termi-

flrfftrH^

s.

fail.

'PrRNf)

(from

The

decision or

of
termination of an

affair.

the divine mcitris or personified energies of the

gods

pTtlTrfThri

the energy of Siva.

piring

(from P.j^jfcL) Monthly.

flT Root, v.

(Wf, Wffa) To

throw about, to
prefixed to

scatter.

cast, to

Sometimes with

(from

pl &l

s.

Dying, ex-

(from

f*T^) Sweet.
)

Sweetness, suavity.

fM)

sweetmeat.

Al so

termination used in Bengali to form ab-

stract substantives

"pT

ftf

secret.

(from

(corrupt, of

a.

?1 or

it.

dim

a.

s.

from adjectives

from TF^"

Cruelty,

a.

e. g.

IJM

(mfn.^j Cruel

v. a.

make

Slackness, laziness, from

To sweeten,

(from

to

sweet.
a. (corrupt, of

f^)

Sweet.

Slack, indolent, lazy.

&

pPW

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. 5t1 and R. fit

a.
v. a.

fTO^RooT,

(from R.

vi.

f^X ?) To

(PlbMSf) To

pain, to distress.

smile.

give or

Wilkins' Gr. p. 414, 415)

inflict

fined

by measure, moderate,

regular
7

frugal.

2.

1.

Measured, de-

restricted to order,

Thrown,

cast.

fer

2279

fe3JTft a

(-flFT

pl^+^m+t^T)

mfn.

temperate,

Frugal,

"PfcDl

economical.

Who

(Lit.

measures his expences.)

1>

q fj

("fer + ^TtH) A namesake. Morton.

5.

f^FTt^

(m.

s.

of a friend
accus. case of

(mfn.

a.

ft

fe?,

in the

"far + ^Tt^) The

Who

(Lit.

cooks a measured portion

of food.)

far) A

of several Sanskrit books

mentary on the

Hitopadesa.

A
the seventh day of the

com-

Pyit>|^l

murder of a

falfS;

"te + ^OJl

a.

stand.

2.

h (CH5Jft,

To

Friendship.

from

Also

"fej+R. Ipf}

ftWWWi

(/. from R. ETl

sure, weight, value.

3.

+ f^)

mea2.

Proof, evidence.

R.f^+^T?)

(.

Colebr. Alg. p. 139.

il

it

is

vertible into

an

attributive,

Bengal.

f*PjrT

an ally:
it is

fall,

genders
friend.

or

^3

2.

(m.)

ffejlj

a.

sun.

Friendship,

(.)

TFiZW Gr.

The

fal

is

ii.

(n.

from R.

2.

A city,

giving

lying north-east of

fPQj)
pair,

v. 55.

J.

Copulation,

a couple, a brace,

The

also

sign Gemini of

(m.).

As. Res.

R.

indecl. Sans, (from

f^Jj A

pair.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 552.

ad. Sans. Falsely, untruly, delusory,

denial

a falsehood,

a.

s.

False.

Friendly, a

Wilson.
alliance,

faT + *T from

In con-

Wilkins' Gr. p. 522.

3. (m.)

^31

Denial of future
(/.)

intimacy.

existence, heresy, atheism.

977.

(mfn.

fB^j

292.

con-

then of three

),

s.

the Zodiac

and

unite, to

See As. Res.

Wilson.

male and female.

"P&PL

friend,

always neuter, but

in this sense

To

3.

f^?

union, junction.

Measuring, the

1.

by measure or weight

defining a thing

Knowledge.

(-"pT^m/h.).

a.

To under-

1.

pair, to copulate.

f^rf^Tl s. (/. from R.

name also to a kingdom,

Also

(-f*ft>>.

a.

Hurting,

junction, in coition, in private union, together,

Eating moderately, abstemious with regard to

-C3)

hurt, to injure.

mutually, reciprocally.

in eating.

The

p. 157.

Abstemiousness,

moderation

3E^) Rhyme, a rhyming

fi&fc^indecl. Sans, (from R.

f*K3t!%s. (fromfejl)

f^T + ft

{mfn.

Mohun P.

f^Roox,

manner.

"PtST

from R. 5?T

friend.

.(f*TCT

s.

syllable.

Acting moderately or in a properly regulated

s.

on

injuring, or killing a friend.

Properly regu-

(-ft$\fn. "pJ.\iTi>U+^)

s . (/.

"feP^

lated conduct, moderation, prudence.

food.

festival

month Margasirsha.

a work of high

is

law.

(^fS\J+^ll(>U)

p,

title

Yajnawalkya,

Institutes of

Hindu

"far^QJI
The

especially of a

by Vijnaneswara, which
authority on

friend.

(/. from

ffHlH^

book

first

As. Res. in. 268.

(corrupt, of

p4.sJiic>W

acquisition

the designation of the

from R. ^t"^) Penurious, miserly, ava-

fl>

ricious.

f^ft

2280

4- p.

R. 3?Tj Killing

a friend, acting treacherously towards a

friend.

^li) A

false

An

erro-

charge or accusation.

2282

2281
neous way of acting, a misdirected

R.A.S.

552.

i.

ftl5i)U'kO

Mohun P.

ftS^tTO

Falsehood.

p. 145.

from R.

Lying,

2.

s.

(i.)

419) Become unctuous or moist.

p.

(a.

f^t

PftW&fe

entreaty, supplica-

tion.

Also

i.

ft^f\3)

1.

by

(/.

f^Ti +

^)

WWSi

s.

Error, igno-

(f^jTi+^t^l) A

Mohun P.

ness.

(p.

The seeds of

s.

litter,

a palanquin.

a certain plant (Ipomoea

Carey.

(corrupt, of

?)

Epilepsy, the falling

It is fourfold

declaration of ignorance

A plea of alibi.

3.

whom

it

charged was born.

is

(p- j~<

fa^RooT,

vi.

+ *S) The chief man

(OT^tffe),

and

i.

x.

(with the

f^T

(fr

s.

of a village.

(f^TR?,-C3)To be associated

or united with, to mix, to associate

Carey.
x.

(Ac-

reply con-

A declaration that the thing took place before

ftfc Root,

2.

serve, to gratify

sickness.

respecting the thing charged.

the person upon

To

See 3ft3Tt 07n

ftet*ri

s.

2.

sprinkle, to moisten.
authorities)

caerulea) used as a medicinal drug.

taining the denial of a charge.

flat denial.

To

service.

false wit-

p. 96.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

cording to some

(n.).
s.

Root,

rance, an erroneous opinion, a mistake.

4.

u^Lo) Humble

liar.

groundless charge or accusation.

1.

Hort.

plant (Lawsonia inermis).

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. f^HT-f *T Wilkins'

Denying a charge, declaring

a charge to be groundless.

p. 92.

p. 28.

a.

Gr.

s.

Ben.

Denial of a charge.

from R. ^"R^l.

Mohun P.

p4.(.*i<l^t3l^. Enamelling.

f^l

f^tn + ^T

(m.

s.

See

cation, submission.

(n.

s.

(a. ui^i^) Humility, entreaty, suppli-

Trans.

effort.

om R. f^Tj

to join.

Union, society

agree-

ment, assent, concord.

insertion of a nasal

(C3TO3)and
to

be

Also,
2.

To

iv.

(fWf3)

oily or greasy.

2.

To

-C3)

i.

1.

liquefy, to melt.
1.

To

understand.

R. f^- 6*^) Uniting, reconciling,

associating.
f*4

e<r
l

s.

(y.

noun of

Rlf^lW ) The coming

contact or union with a thing

hurt, to injure.

Taddhita

a. (from

To be unctuous,

suffix,

by means of which ad-

or meeting with a thing

into

the attaining

union, coalescence,

contact, agreement, accord.

jectives implying a possession are derived from

substantives
fern.

from 0*11

s.

Gr. 907.

C*f if*^*!^ a.

e. g.

-ftrft,
(/.)

neut. f*I)

cow,

(nom. masc.

Rich

+f^.

fll^l^H 2

(n.

"ft^ + '^T) A

place of

meeting or of contact.
in cattle,

Wilkins'

v. a.

(caus. of

f^RlW)

To bring

into contact or union, to mix, to unite, to join,

Prf^T

2283
to reconcile, to arrange, to settle, to procure, to

A respectable person

compare, to check accounts.

names.

Pl^H

noun of RH.l.tl^) The bringing

(v.

s.

Brought

a.

R.

(n.

s.

union, society, reconcilia-

uniting.

Alg. p.

5.

(S^'fttl

a.

used as an

See As. Res.

into union or contact, united

things into contact

tion,

fjBftft

2.

2284
affix to

proper

v. 66.

Prcl+^FT)

1.

mixing or

(In mathematics) Addition. Colebr.

with, reconciled.
Society,

(h. l->Lo)

social

conversa-

Fit to be

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

3pflTT

mixed or mingled, proper to be united.

compact.

tion, social

Also

{Ip5#ft

prP*F3

(from

a.

Sociable.

fU$4H&H

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

s.

+<P^t^)

(m. ^SS

(l n arith-

metic) Investigation of mixture, ascertainment

United, joined, associated with, connected with,

of composition, as principal and interest joined,

compounded, combined, obtained, found.

arid so forth.

PIpT3^j s. (f^f^ + TT^) A

(from R.

v. n.

set of chimes.

Pl^) To meet, to come

into contact or union with,

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Mixed, united, joined.

(from R.

to be attained, to

coalesce, to associate with, to agree or tally

Colebr. Alg. p. 39.

Mohun P.

p. 155.

with, to suit, to rhyme.

"PCI^TTI

plfefwnl

s.

Pl^ Root,

u (C*I*tfe )

(from ftf^ftvj?) The measles.

1.

To sound.

2.

To be

unite, to

mix, to mingle with.

composition pre-

pared from several ingredients, a mixture.

s.

morium).

A sort of

i.

(/.)

anise (Pimpinella Anisum). Also

pI^,Plf*T,and Pl^ft
Plf*ft3

v. n.

(from R.

3.

Common

Root,

x.

a.

Pl^) To

ture.

(m.)

An

(COTf\?) To

To contend

with,

s.

fennel

2.

Com-

See
sprinkle,

vi.

to emulate,

to

Pt^i

a.

pHT^-^

1.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

able,

s. (rc.)

2.

be mixed, to

mix, to join, to

(w.)

1.

Mixed, united,

Sweet, pleasant, agree-

A sweetmeat. s?1

(/.) or

(.) Sweetness, suavity.

)

ffcNWt

a.

variety of Jew's

Carey.

olitorius).

(-PrT

mfn.

pT^ + ^1ft^T)
Also

^1 (-f^mfn.).
Pl^t^s. (ra.Pl^ + 31^) Sweetmeats;

(mfn. from R. "pK|

2.

A sort of

1.

Speaking agreeably or kindly.

(pP^TTpJ) To

blended together,

(Pwfc)

i.

mallow (Corchorus

(/.).

blend, to combine.

Ptei

Root,

"PHI, fr?f,

mingle, to unite together.

fM

Pl3 )

anise (Pimpinella Anisum).

Sprinkled, wetted.

(Anethum Pam-

fennel

Indian spikenard.

2.

R.

contest.

(from

Plf*l

mon

Pl^
f^PlU3) To

(/. from

(Anethum Pammorium and A. Sowa).

angry.
v. a. (cans, of

s.

Mixture, a mixing.

pT7!^! s.

frumenty.

(a. ^jj*a*) Sugar-candy.

mixing, a mix)

elephant of the fourth of the

four classes in which elephants are ranged.

3.

used as a dentifrice.

dentifrice

Carey.

See

ink-powder

2286

2285

session

of justice.

a court

in

Carer/, 8vo. edit.

Root,

To mix,

x.

to blend

^^T3\FT s
Kamadeva
symbol

See R.

together.

Root,

s.

2.

To

i.

sprinkle, to pass

urine.

is

3fl7T +

C3\FT) An

(p. b-^o)

Whose

goblet, a glass, a decanter.

Enamel.

3.

azure vault, paradise.

Heaven, the

4.

The blue

5.

stone, blue

Hunter.

caustic.
s.

epithet of

(Lit.

See M<3?4<^3[

a fish.)

i^sXsr6 ) Labour, trouble, exer-

(a.

s.

the deity of love.

blue colour.

vitriol,

f^HP'T^

jKL^c) An enameller.

(p.

Also

tion, pains.

some,

a.

(from a.

s.

A labourer,

Laborious, trouble-

vjj^k.-*)

3tflll4<Pi^s. (from

p.

U^+^tlP)
Also

tion or act of enamelling.

"ftft^l

f^)
R. f^)

(/. from R.

s.

(m. from

s.

The moon.

3.

The opera-

a workman.
Frost.

sage.

Root,

4.

The

1.

sun.

5. Air,

cloud.

i.

M (,<

\5 )

To be

large or corpulent.

2.

3fl^RooT,

(^t^f3)

1.

1.

To

go, to move.

2.

To sound.

wind.
c.

i.

part with

and

(Miiufo)

x.

To know.

to die. ix.

iv.

1.

To

(^^^3)

To

(^.llRs,

^^3)

hurt, to injure, to kill.

S^^te^l
A

s.

2.

life,

plant, the

*ftkl<

+<fk<W)

p. 34.

+C

for

variety

Hort. Ben.

(W^

for

follower of the

J^tlH

^) Investigat-

1.

fSF$+*to) A

(TrigonellaFcenum Graecum). Hort. Ben.

Mimdnsa

446.

(mfn. fut. part. p. of the desi-

(mfn.) or

^PST)

Also
'

(,/.).

(f. from the volitive or desiderative

of R. ^-HrT^

The designation of a Hindu

system of philosophy, founded upon the vedas

and having

their interpretation for its object.

comprises two principal parts

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

f^L^) Passed

and relating to worJis or

religious observances

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Wilkins'Gr. 694.

2. (pret.

^l?)

1.

Killed.

part. p. R. C*I)

Sold, bartered, exchanged. Wilkins'Gr. 699.

3fl5

s.

(m. from R.

?) 1.

Pisces in the Zodiac.

Also

UVUipl

(m.).

A fish.

2.

The

the latter,

as

urine.
a.

practical,

is

to be undertaken for specific ends

**b

the former

plant
p. 58.

philosophy.

derative form of R. ^TT*Tj Investigable, deserv-

It

p. 59.
s.

(mfn. from Sffclt

Trans. R.A.S.

form
5

of the lime-tree (Citrus acida).

tfUS*^

(m.)

sweet variety of Averrhoa Ca-

s.

a.

ing to be enquired into.

forf^fc,

s.

Hort. Ben.

rambola.

3^t3Tt^

ing, deciding a controversy, settling a dispute.

(OTf3)

go, to move.

To

Fine, slender, delicate, not

y^*)

Also

coarse.

*ft Root,

(p.

its

object the investigation of

proof deducible from the vedas in regard to

theology.
11.

1,

sign

See As. Res. u. 292.

has for

also called

See Trans. R. A. S.

a.

rative

1.

439, seqq.

seqq.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the deside-

form of R. u*j

Investigated, en-

quired into, divided, arranged, settled.

THF

2287
Sft 55

Root,

2288

(*fH [\3 ) To

i.

to close the eye-lids

with

wink or twinkle,

To open

to

it

to

expand, to blow (as a flower).

often with

prefixed,

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

Half opened (as the eye)

?giPP

Produced from a

(the eyes),

Blossoming,

full

of blossoms.

R.

(from

. a.

half blown (as a

^^T + ^)

(mfn.

a.

bud, gemmiparous.

prefixed

soms or buds,

*33TO To

prod uce blos-

blow or open as a bud.

to

flower).

^TTK

"45^^
oU^) The

(a.

5.

time or place of a

A sort

s ' (")

of kidney-bean (Phaseolus

lobatus).

promise.

(m.)

s.

to

(p-j~o)

Muhammadan

^TaP^K*-

Gr.
chief, a leader

title

given

open

hawk.

The son of a

(p.

(n. ?

amble.

^j^)

2.

3J^) A

species of metre in

Asi Res.

3J35 +

3F555)

Buddha

l.

The

x. 449.

first

part

a pre-

hem

A name

applied to

sect, alluding to a pe-

culiarity of dress, apparently

the
s.

(m.

s.

followers of the

used in speaking

with humility.

Jj^SpJI

from

552.

Sanskrit prosody.

SJS^Ri?

^^^i^)

i.

re-

See

leader or chief, a

birth.

pron. (from

li-

when

applied frequently to the soul

Trans. R.A.S.

^a,) The rank of a chief or

p.

Detached from, discharged,

418)

p.

s.

by

chief

called danti.

leased from matter and individual existence.

leader.

s.

commonly

berated, released, extricated, emancipated, free,

nobles.

(v-Jtejs*)

(from

SffSl

plant

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^XT7 + \3 Wilkins'

a.

or place of a promise.
s.

(from A. o\x^o) Relating to the time

a.

a habit of wearing

of the lower garment untucked. Trans.

R.A.S.

i.

558.

3. Business,

cause (in law).

A snake that has

subject, affair, matter.

cast his slough.

3J^C[^

SJ^t^Tl

An

(m.)

s.

(a. 4jU.)

s.

Also

onion.

M<^t<P (m .).

Comp arison,

3T3^*il

collation, a

confronting or facing.

S^tpr

5*^ a. (a.

to,

s.

JjUu) Opposite, corresponding

s.

s.

(m.y

(w.)

(m.)
2.

silver.

4.

diadem, a

Gum

olibanum

An

epithet of

precious gem.

treasures of

Kuvera.

s.

(m.)

s.

(mn.)

Vishnu.
5.

One

JJ5*+C$*I)

epithet of the goddess

KaiX

(ST^ + ^ifvJ) A

(Phyllanthus

tree

Hort. Ben.

p. 69.

tiara.

also

^<f^

3.

Quick-

of the nine

JJL^U
3

31

J3

opening bud, a blossom.

ad. ( 3

J^ + '^t^")

+1^)

(m. 3JS 5

s.

With open

doors.

freed

or

li-

berated man, a perfect man.

See

looking-glass, a mirror.

An

mfn. from

hair loose, dishevelled or flowing.

Emblica; also Acalypha Indica).

crest, a
1.

An

(/.)

J^3\5l|\3 s

confronting, facing.

^^3
3T^X

(-"f*H

a.

Having the

(a.

i_^JU)
2.

for writing.

Wll

s.

1.

writing-school, a place

library.

r.W^ TO

^+^S^)

Rain.

$3

2289

J3>*H

^^ + <^11

(m.

s.

2290

to followers of the Jaina sect.

Trans. JR.A.S.

(m.).

3J3F5^3

a. (rnfn.

A name

applied

a request

Also

333FtTd

emancipated

aj3*fc|P!

Camphor.

JJ^H^T,

(/.

^l(tt

1.

pearl.

2.

s.

R.

(/.

manumission, emancipation,

matter and from

existence;
1.

3jU

freedom,

release,

applied especially to the

of the soul from the trammels of

liberation

necessity of individual

the

beatitude.

final

fulness, a shrinking back,

Bash-

To

v. a.

shrink from.

(3JjU+3*I) From

^^^t^ a. (^fjkfe*)
out.

1.

the mouth.

Chosen, selected, picked

Possessed of authority, independent,

2.

absolute,

s.

free agent.

A
ment by which

"^is3l<l

(from

s.

person

written docu-

invested with an

is

power of attorney.

authority, a

a. jl^s.-*)

Independence, autho-

rity.

R.A.S.

Trans.

*piWfff

33, 566.

(mfn. from

a.

^JaFT + ^T

Wilkins'

Gr. 901) Relating or pertaining to the mouth.

s.

(n.) 1.

The mouth.

front or fore-part of

a house, &c.

4.

2.

The

face.

The

3.

any thing, the entrance

(In mathematics) The

to

first

Colebr. Alg. p. 52.

term in a progression.

5.

The summit of a

triangle or other plane figure,

Colebr. Alg.

72.

principal.

p.

v. a.

To

(Beng.)

the

turn

mouth

away

or face

mouth

v. a.

To

v. a.

the face, to turn any thing inside

outwards; -3Tf^t\3, _3ltf^T3, or -"ftv. a.

sneer

to^ be

To

bribe;

offended

-3WntT3 v.
3T5j%U3 v.

SjSitttt
3J?*H"P3

(^k + Offa)

a.

n.
a.

To
To

Ugly, foul-faced.

(Zg&frffa) The

s.

piece of cloth usually

first

woven thick

pose of deceiving the buyer.

chief.

-|f?W

salivate or bite the

as any thing acrid does

wash

(mfn.} First,

a.

See tg?tf*$

or

To

^U + CSFt^)

Delivery, liberation,

*J^+f3)

absolution, acquittal

As. Res.

(XjgJ + C5"R"1 from CFR") Shamefaced, concealing the face, bashful.

ad. Sans.

ST^I+R.

^JP^TkI (/.).
^8K,U i^^M^K\<) A pearl-necklace.
s,

species
x. 464.

pearl-neck-

Also

pearl-oyster.

a.

^tW^Ti

(m. from

s.

the custard-apple.

^1 + 3Tfe*ft)

Also (Beng.)

lace.

from^+F^)

(corrupt, of

A sort of fruit,

3.

(ft

552.

i.

(n.

s.

The

from matter.

soul, the soul released

Trans. E.A.S.

s.

of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

pearl.

scurri-

lous, abusive.

^5^HH

f$^Z$&4)

m.

s.

To champ.

v. a.

To deny

Foul-mouthed,

^) Open-handed, mu-

^) A

R.

(/. from

v. a.

551.

i.

nificent, generous, liberal.

s.

simper, to smile

fold

of a

for the pur-

Careg.

gag, a bribe, a pro-

mise or threat calculated to procure the silence

of a person upon any particular point.

g^TO"
the

s.

(ml

3T^Jt^H

s.

+ R. W\ ) A

3jtepf

s.

in the

perfume

form of a

for

pill.

from

(n.

gaping.
(ran.

orb of the face.

7

^ +^1^T)

mouth usually taken

^1+H^f)

The

face, the

2291

2292

^^Rtf

+ Wl)

3J*U

(mfn. from

a.

rilous,

-31

(n.

s.

(m.)

s.

^Jfl.
mouth

crow.

2.

conch-shell.

(n.) Scurrility, abusiveness.

5^+1^)

{f.

or

bit of a bridle.

Foul-mouthed, scur-

1.

(/.) or

The

face.

Cleanness of the

^tt&Hi^a.

(a. t-aJls-*) Contrary, at variance,

discrepant, opposite.

^O'T

(from 3Jr^) A muzzle to prevent an

animal from biting ; a mask.

^Ph],

s.

A young

(from

s.

shoot, a sprout.

Pungency, sharpness of

2.

the instrum. case of

sometimes

is

flavour.

found as the

XI^jrTte *

(m.

JjU + PltS

s|)

from R.

Dryness of the mouth occasioned by bodily or

mental suffering.
(from

s.

(^u+<^r#)

panting, a distorting of the

or

^Tt^Tl^H^^

e. g.

command

" Through
together," or " By di-

of living

at

for utterance or delivery (as

outward, external

(m.)

^if^3

+TT

assumed, feigned.

Wilkins' Gr. 899).

sometimes said of the

or literal signification of a

1.

pri-

word as opposed

to its secondary or metaphorical (C*M?I ) acceptation.

(mfn.).

command, + ^IJVt*T.

(w.) Precept,

Primary, original

mary

^T^^t^T

dwelling together or in society,

s.

any thing

Situated in the face

{mfn.

a.

s.

3J^t) a. (mfn.

mouth, ready

Also

mouth

Carey.

speech)

effect as

means of through,

recting (them) to live unitedly," from

s.

^t%

By

and may be translated

the

of a bridle, a snaffle

a mask.

said.

used nearly to the same

it is

&c.

^U) The bit

a compound, where

latter part of

2.

ill

Principal, chief, pre-eminent.

the
(f) or *f (n.) Eminence, distinction
employment of a word in its original or literal
;

To

(from

v. a.

face, to turn the

face towards a thing, to approach.

SJ^tfJJ

(m.

s.

sense.

^+^t\ ) V A kind of S

with a face of

2. Fire put into the

fire.

oblin

mouth

of the corpse at the time of lighting the funeral

pile.

A sacrificial

3.

4.

fire.

The

conflagration

Wilson.

of a forest.
a.

(mfn.

^Vl^W] Watch-

Also

mfn.).

The
another person's countenance

Sltorf&l

ad.

(from 3^

watching;

partiality.

Face

to face, vis-a-

vis.

s.

(n.

^U+U^s?)

(your) countenance

Xftl^T

junction,

s.

(from

The ambrosia of

a term of flattering address.

)

mask.

from

W^J The

as

opposed

the

to

or

secondary lunar month which ends with the

3lTT*lS ad.

As. Res.

til.

Sans. (I]?U)

258.

+ *PT)

Principally,

chiefly.
0T|

(corrupt, of

s.

seolus

^ttfl

Mungo).
*

kind of pulse (Pha-

Carey.

(corrupt, of

^tfl) A wild species

of leguminous plant (Phaseolus trilobus). Hort.

Ben.

H^te

(k?

s.

primary lunar month which ends with the con-

opposition.

ing the expression of another's countenance,

partial.

SjlfrF^

^TdnC

s.

p. 55.

(corrupt, of

A mallet,

hammer;

!wf.^

Wilkins'

a bludgeon, a mace, a club.

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

ITS

2293
Gr.

2294

423) Stunned, overwhelmed, stupefied,

p.

infatuated

blindly attached to or enamoured of

ignorant, unwise, foolish.

*JT^RtH

(m. 3T r<l

s.

The

As. Res.

of a

title

Vopa-

213.

vii.

(from R.

v. a.

locate, or

^O^KPl

+ C^t<4 )

popular work on Sanskrit grammar by

deva.

^t>Jot\5

(from

a.

v.

rf^

for

To

twist, to dis-

break a bone by twisting

(from

aUr)

t.

it.

recognizance, a

bond, a written agreement.

Root,

and

i.

(^31^ or

(OStffa,

x.

^^

^^t^,

with the insertion of a nasal,

5*tTTt"C3

To

?)

Nl)

To sound.

thump, to beat.
3T3Hi<l

3Tpft

s;

(from^^R

of a town) The

n. pr.

(a. ^ujU^o) Straitness, penury, distress.

s.

name

rice.

molesting,

^TE^ Root,

(with the insertion of a nasal,

vi.

-C3) To
to dismiss

free,

solve, to liberate,

Root,

fa
1.

charge.
1.

To

2.

To be

or

To

ad. (from

To

Often with

prefixed to

MO*^*^

s.

(m.)

An

i.

(^^I3

^)

To be wicked.

2.

3.

3jf^

(from R.

shoemaker.

^fST\5

v. a.

To

smile.

p. 50.

currier,

p. 6.

(from

s.

(from R.

To

set at liberty, to

1.

flowering-plant (He-

Carey.

*J.^<l) Luxuriant growth,

(CHl^fe),

Also,

to

rub,

and

vi.

to

press,

grind,

to

reprove,

to

to

(^^f^) To

vi.

x.

(corrupt,

of ^~f^>)

cubit.

Sabda S.

359.

} Liberal, munificent.

^^^1*. A small load or bundle carried on the head.

*dt

skinner, a currier,

crucible.

3.

2.

small

s.

(corrupt, of

?)

To simper,

to smile.

*jf^)

handle of any instrument.

bottle, a cork, a plug, a
s.

(from R.

arrow.

rebuke.

cocoa-nut.
v. a.

of

To

p.

a tanner, a shoemaker, a basket-maker.

(corrupt, of

i.

pound.
)

^)

An

*Kj^t ?) A

s (corrupt,

3jlRooT,

discharge, to desert.

SJ^t

2.

a shooting up to flower.

See ^TE>1

(mfn. from R.

which the

n. 42.

prescribed to be made.

a tanner, a

solve, to dismiss, to loose, to emancipate,

a.

fibres of

Brah-

is

dysarum orbiculatum).

A jew's harp.

?)

(from R.

sort of grass (Sac-

Manu

mans

Hort. Ben.

the leaving

Smilingly.

5^?)

dis-

sacred girdle or string of investiture for

ornamental timber-tree (Pte-

+P

s.

(m. from R. ^AS&J

s.

charum Munja), out of the

3JI>3T

go.

3^+^) The dismissing,

R.

Hort. Ben.

rospermum suberifolium).
(from

x.

it.

grind or pound.

(from R.

To

i.

(n.

s.

s.

v. a.

obstacle,

a preventer.

charging, or emancipating any one

or

to delight,

^f^KS)

An

s.

a hinderance

to

let loose, to dismiss, to dis-

vain or proud.
4.

inconvenient.
;

or evacuating a place; the expelling of the feces.

3 + fa

To gladden,

speak.

(life).

fa + f^R,

or

preventive

to set

to discharge (an arrow)

shed (tears); to relinquish

and

Forbidding, hindering,

(a. |>-^e)

a.

of a variety of

(from

The

3.

fist.
2. The
The stopper of a

bung.

CTO>A porter,

Slflhll and ^fel

7

1.

a carrier.

Also

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3j|H5:t3

(corrupt, of

s.

^ ^)

measured when the

cubit, a cubit

short

closed.

fist is

Carey.

^^TsS)

1.

cherish.

2.

(With the

i.

To guard, to protect,
To fly, to run away.
of

(corrupt,

of a sword.

hilt

insertion of

As. Res. x.

nasal,

to defend, to

3.

To clench

v. a.

the

M &l

^f^) A

(from

s.

clenched

(^3^3)

vi.

clothe, to cover,

R33)

nasal,

cleanse.

To

3.

moral sense
garded.

1.

4.

1.

To

3
(

s.

(m. R.

plug, a

1.

(With the

To be pure

or clean.

J^f\?) To shave

*$5U3) Lopped

^f^T

To

2.

son's hair
s

5.

To

(as a tree),

s.

or cut.

2.

border,

sort of sweet-

and sugar.

^f^3) An
(from

end, a stump, a block,

^jf^KJ)

to cut off, to shave.

title

shaver.

of an upani-

472, 474.

2.

To

J^ + 3H) The

Sabda

harrow.

v. a. (caus.

act of
v. a.

S. p. 373.

JjfK3) To cause

of

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

to

be

1.

Shaved,

2. Overlaid, plated, gilt,

shorn, bald, lopped.

covered.

(-f^T m.
A kind

s.

(Beng.)

2.

2.

LA species of grass
leguminous

fruit

3.

Mohun P.

(Sphaeranthus Indicus).
s.

1.

of sweetmeat.

^W?(.<<F

(a.

barber.

plant

p. 41.

(Cyperus rotundus).

(Phaseolus aconitifolius).

^jcS)

3J3R^s.

(corrupt,

of

(Jasminum Zambac).

v. a.

A barber, a

The

Scattered, divided, dis-

persed, distinct, different.

a pollard.

^3"fe3

vm.

) 1.

Carey.

by way of punishment.

(from

The trunk of a

shaved, to cause a tree to be lopped.

3^3

rice

s.

and

(from a^fcS') The cutting off a per-

s.

the

shave.

*T^R

be disre-

to

thing.

(corrupt, of

s.

3.

from R.

(n.

s.

2.

a limit, a boundary.

meat made of parched

The head.

insertion of a

sink, both in a physical

The head, the top of a

3Jv53*t

4.

skull; the

Rahu,

3.

shaving, shearing, or cutting,

SJSft

(from

^J^H-^^

As. Res.

grind or pound.
a.

barber.

tree, a pollard.

(ra.)

3JsFT

quit, to leave.

to lose character,

4.

i.

fist.

cover.

To

3Jn3^

To

Root,

(m.)

2.

personified ascending node.

lopped

shad.

^f^) 1. The
3. A handle.

handful.

The head, the

(raw.)

1.

s.

to promise.

handful.

(corrupt, of

The

2.

rice.

Shaved, bald on the

^^)

{mfn. from R.

head.

2.

fist.

2.

^Tn3 a

(*Tff3) To vow,

vi.

forehead.

*jf^) 1. The fist. 2. The

3. The handle of a plough.

Parched

1.

severed head of an animal.

3J\Root,

Root,

*Tl>^

(from3jf\5U3?)

s.

To

lop a tree,

(a.

a.

Hort. Ben.

^.Vrt"--") An

turn (a boat or a
(a.

carriage).

^^"+C^)

plant

p. 3.

accountant, a writer.

(J^o) Hanging

on, depending

on, connected with, attached to.

v. a.

shave.
3.

To

twist

2.

(from R.

To

33

To

cut the hair, to

cover, to overlay, to overspread.

turn a boat or a carriage

to shut a knife, &c.

to tack

SPXl

s.

A plant (Cyperus rotundus).

Hort. Ben.

%.5.

to
"ST*

Root, u

G$ WCS) To

rejoice, to

be happy

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To mix,

or glad.

to blend, to

unite.

(/

SJTtl

(/. from R.

1.

A cask.

ton.

The

4.

2.

plug

a covering.

strangury.

5.

An

Carey.

^^+^3)

1.

Pleased, delighted, gratified. 2. (Beng. corrupt,

of

^jf&3)

STftlsJ v. a.

Closed,

(from^l) To

a signet; a

3.

A mode

seal-ring.

2.

coin, a medal,

of intertwining the

fill

up.

^yl + <W ) An

(m.

s.

engraver,

Also

coiner.

a.

^I+^f^)

(mfn.

marked with a

sealed,

5pt^<

s.

(m. 3X^1

Stamped,

seal, printed.

^^)

The keeper of

the seals.
a.

shut, to close,to

(Beng.}

4.

1<?<

up, shut.

filled

seal,

a stamp, a print.

die,

*JJftf<p3

A button-hole, a loop.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

made

offering

to an astrologer or fortune-teller.

*LnWj<

A but-

3.

1.

(/.)

fingers in religious worship.

(Beng.)

Joy, pleasure.

5.

cash.

J y' Pleasu re, delight.

^K*5.

^ifi

(mfn.

+ ^3)

Impressed, stamped,

sealed, closed, imprinted, printed

unblown (as

a flower).

5jffi^

(m. from R. *Tfr

s.

cloud.

ad. Sans. In vain, uselessly, to no purpose.

(h.

s.

J^)

A grocer,

retail

shop-keeper.

(a.

3pffltWi

(m.)

s.

(Ijjfj.

+ p.

^U.)

grocer's shop.

species of kidney-bean (Phaseolus

Mungo).

J^Tptfj

(from a.

^rlt^s.

s.

(f. from 3JTq

minous plant (Phaseolus

contest, a quarrel, a

dispute.

(a. jlx^o)

<Ufti^c) Profit,

gain, advantage.

turret, a minaret.

wild legua.

(a.

y_ ^1-.^ )

Apt,

fit,

suitable,

trilobus).

answering the purpose, congruous.

M ^<

s.

shaped

(?.)

name

1.

mallet, a mace, a

hammer; a dumb-bell.

like a

weapon
2.

The

of the tenth astronomical yoga or division

of the moon's path.

3.

variety of

Jasminum

rf^T

1.

holy sage, a pious and learned

endowed with more

nature, or having attained

tion

Zambac.

(w.)

s.

person,

and mortification

the

or less of a divine

by

it

title

rigid abstracis

applied to

the Rishis, the Brahmddikas, and to a great

OTTt^t^"

a.

{mfn.

hammer

like a

or mace.

(m.)
A

J>t^

(a.

5.

JJJR + ^lW^") Shaped

ings considered as inspired, as,

&c.

See

^cjL*)

number of persons distinguished

plaintiff,

a prosecutor, a

2.

An

3jft1

$$i3

ascetic, a devotee,

s.

(m.

for their writ-

Vyasa, Panini,

a hermit. Wilson.

Sjfa+^'n^) A

pre-eminent

sage.

claimant, an opponent.
(a.

s.

cuj^)

space of time, a long time

(a. t_

3T^R3"

antiquity.

M'^sSl

(from A.

a.

oL) Temporary, lasting only

s.

search

(a.
;

An

object of endeavour or of

a scope, a wish.

(m.

s.

master, a patron.

3JpT + ^") The best of

hol Y

sages.

3Tp,3~t3>)

for a time.

*P*l\

^)

s.

(n.

^pT + ^t^))

The saying

or

sentence of a deified saint.

^irl^l

s.

(from a. j-^-i^) Mastership, lordship.

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A
P.

Mohun

Amandava).

bird (Fringilla

p. 53.

^j^-^L,

(p.

s.

fowl, a cock

a bird gene-

rally.

TR + $

3
'iffifH s. (m.

A Buddha, a Bauddha

^4^H s.

(from p. ^j^)

sage or teacher.
out

for,

awaiting,

Mohun P.

battery.

A rampart,

1-

Jl*-;^)

(p.

(a.^^o) Looking

a.

hen, a female bird.

p. 149, 152.

a bastion, a
2.

Rust.

expecting.

s.

Ben.

tary

See

p. 62.

^"l^'l

(a.

s.

Hort.

plant (Sphaeranthus mollis).

1<1*h1

(^< t> l+^U) An intrenchment.

s.

Mohun P.

p. 151.

^4

Cv-t)

writer, a scribe,

(m.)

s.

>5T

small drum, a tabor.

a secre-

3pA3<1

a teacher of languages.

^<

(a.

s.

aj^)

rank of honour, an
3JJ^r5R5fS?^ a

Distinct, separate, par-

A<

The

inside of a thing

as opposed to the outside, the

town as opposed

ticularized, specified,

to the country,

*JW^s

s.

ad. Secretly, clandestinely.

^ic)

lawyer, one

who

(a.

te>-\j*>)

s.

(/.

Mj^D A

^14\3<^a.

Facing, standing vis-a-vis.

happy, welcome.

for liberation,

especially

for

emancipation from matter and individual exist-

(a. Ij^o)

^j^c)

ST^^STtTl

preserve, a confection.

teacher, an instructor, a

(y.)

^4

s.

LJ r

+ P-

termination

flute,

a pipe, a whistle.

kind of vegetable perfume commonly

Sabda

so called.
(a.

{mfn. from the desiderative form of R.

(from a.

a.

AiT) Like a preceptor, instructor, or tutor.

ence.
a.

i^Jyc) Arranged, put into order,

(a.

(a.

gives an

from the desiderative form of R.

desire

2.

an appointment. (Pro-

tutor, a guardian, a protector.

a. (a. cJj\~o) Blessed,

^j[?j53Fl

step, a degree.

3Rv33l.)

aj^^'J a

opinion on matters of law.

Is5l1 a.

regulated.

ad. (p. u^-Jlo) Gratuitously, gratis.

(a.

perly

1.

office,

^)

tion, a purpose,

S. p. 143, 216.

wish, a desire, an inclina-

an intention.

Desirous of liberty or liberation, espe-

P^*)

cially of

emancipation from matter and indi-

vidual existence,

s.

(w.)

sage,

a contem-

^^t^a.

s.

(f from

^) A

the

desiderative

form of R.

desire to die, the being at the point of

s.

dis-

a pupil, a scholar, a follower.

ciple,

plative saint.

(a. sjj^c) Desirous, willing,

(from

p.

^p)

The

flow er called

coxcomb

(Celosia cristata).

^T^l

s.

(from p.

L,) A

hen, a female fowl.

death.

^Itpj

^)

a.

(mfn. from the desiderative

Wishing

to die, being at the point of death.

Root,

i.

(W*>fo)

1.

consciousness, to swoon.

To be

faint, to loose

2.

To grow,

corpse.

to in-

crease.

Root,
s.

form of R.

(n.

circling,

vi.

(SJ^fvJ) To

from R.

an entwining.

encircle,to entwine.
a. (p.

tfJ^c)

Dead.

s.

surrounding, an en(v. fj^ji xAj*)

The name of

TO

2301

whose business

cast, persons

Vv

(Properly

Carey.

dead.

tl<^

s.

( p.JiJjsc)

it is

to carry the

Wl and

s.

Root,

See

^SPfJ

^1

s.

3J^1

Deserving to be

(mfn. from

a.

to death.

bind.

^) A

(/.

from R.

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

crucible.

(l*&nilTS) To

x.

See

orchioides).

^WkI^^

corpse.

(^"ft) To

i.

A plant (Curculigo

2.

lizard.

pounded

Root,

2302

On

More

plant.

Stolen, robbed.

usually written
s.

%.

41.

plant (Raphanus sativus).

Mohun P.

3^$^^

The scrotum

(m.)

s.

^PTi

) A

(m. from

s.

the testicle.

commonly

plant,

called ghantaparali.

3^fT<3?t^

(a. culiL*)

s.

meeting, a falling in
(In anatomy)

with.

i^i^s.

(a.

(^Lc)

The

kingdom, a country.

(r-j/CJl*) The

holder or regent

testicles.

^SOTM

Castration.

s.

of a kingdom.

tjfjjfft^l!

s-

Castrated, gelt.
(

r-j^CJi*) Regency,

from

re-

gentship, the government of a kingdom.

a. (a. cjj^Lo)

pains,

(a.

Deferred, postponed, pro-

difficulty,

a.

s.

(a. Jill^c) Difficult, hard, trouble-

(from

intricate.

p. Cj*L*v)

ing to black.

2.

1.

The

trussing

of

jJjl^o)

fowl.

To pinion,

hands behind the back.

(/)

A small house-lizard.

and

Root,

i.

s.

TO)

fisticuffs.

The

1.

closed hand,

of a sword.

3.

iv.

ix.

(TOtfe) To

(^^jf^) To

cut,

^t*!^^

pestle for

unhusk-

R;.^?)

1.

small house-

Also

^Tf^<^*1

fist,

(n.~).

divide, to cut or

article

of ma-

wooden

pestle

Jya^) Aloes, as an
Mohun P. p. 41.
medica.
(a.

s.

s.

(n.

from R. **JJ

unhusking

rice.

2.

1.

The name of the twenty-

second astronomical yoga or division of the

moon's path.

JJ^Fft

Clenching the

(STOfa ) To

iv.

lizard.

s.

As. Res.

(f. from
2.

See Sj^fl..
(/. from

(m.

Root,

*$?V*\

ing rice.

3J^ft

fist,

break.

for

(CUt^fsi) and

(m. from R.

Srfe^s.

Also

to divide, to break.
s.

Fist to

The handle

2.

fist.

teria

(/.).

steal, to rob, to plunder,

^T^T^^T

3jf%)

(mf. from R.

s.

the

Dark bay approach-

{1

(/.)

ad. (from

closing the hand.

(h. UajjIj

v, a.

to tie the

Also

handful.

toil.

some, painful,
*^"J<Pi

Labour, trouble,

^<P^ (mfn.).

eunuch.

Also^fef^.
^jf^

-,_-()

3jftjf^

tracted, delayed.

w
3T t^'5-,5.

s.

(m.)

An

R. *T*T

plant
3.

ix. 366.

1.

small house-

(Curculigo orchioides).

(-1%\m.

epithet of

from

Balarama.

TOP*T +

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2304

^FTSTPT

UUL^

s . (p.

from

a.

^L^)

A Musal-

acquiring,

man, a Muhammadan.
i^JrlcT^SXt^

Muhammadanism,

^f ^
5

business),
3

from

(jm//i.

a.

pounded

(a. %<,) Important,

a.

Musalmanism.

PT^) Deserving to be

indecl. Sans. Again, repeatedly.

to death with a pestle.

l^^s.

SpT^

great, urgent (as

War.

s.

s.

Ijjpt

a collector, a

tax-gatherer,

a dun.

bailiff ;

(from p.

s>

s.

(a

s.

(A.^iL^,)
* J7-^o)

traveller, a passenger.

rough draught of a

(/.

letter

^^jj?

or writing.

Tautology,

repetition.

(^RS + ^S)

Sans.

indecl.

Again

and again, repeatedly, over and over again.

(a.

s.

month.

Monthly

2.

Bargaining by the

1.

^&Ul^o)

^<\3

salary, pay, wages.

(wm.)

s.

A division of time,

the thirtieth

part of a day and night, or an hour of forty-

companion, an associate, a friend,

space of time indefinitely.

de-camp.

(ITSTTfe)

x.

collect, to

To accumulate,

to

heap together.

<~

3^3 3^
Root,

Also

rotund us).

^fl

sort of grass

(/.)

(Cyperus

and

(.).

a.

34.

a.

Gr.

CJ^jf^) To

iv.

or prudence, to

be bereft of sense

be infatuated,

to

be deprived
s.

or

fortified,

^f^^

(a.

prefixed to

ad. Firmly,

strong, strenuous,

The conflux of two

s.

(from

s.

(from A.^jsr*)

?)

a.

Resembling a

OTP*l*ja.

1.

sewer,

2.

fish.

pauper.

422) Infatuated, blinded by passion

p.

(m.)

foolish,

A fool,

an

or

ignorant, stupid, indolent.

idiot.

s3l

(/.) or

^(.)

*JS3

s.

3^3

a.

(corrupt, of 3T!J) Urine.

v

'...if

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

'?+^) Bound,

tied.

v. a.

{from *T24

~)

To discharge

urine.

x.

(3T!Hlf3) To make

water, to dis-

charge urine.
rivers.

clerk, a writer,

an

a gutter, a drain, a

3^T

s.

(w.) Urine.

*kCl^b^

s.

(n. 313"

A strangury;

urinary

affection in general.

(from >k.Jys
writer,

(a.

1.

fast.

stre-

trench, a sink.

3X^<f^3jt*Tl

(m.)

make

(mfn. fret. 'part. p. R. *^v + ^3 Wilkins'

3^1 Root,

2.

s.

to

Tied firmly, strengthened,

jCsr)

accountant.

3.

tie,

Stupidity, ignorance, infatuation.

it.

nuously.

3J5^1

bind, to

space of time.

ft,

Often with ^4, or

one's o-uard.

Dumb.

{mfn.)

ignorance

of one's clearness of thought, to be thrown off

^S^^jja';

astro-

straightfor-

ward, upright, honest, sincere, dutiful.

and

An

(i.)

^3 + S^) A short

(*ttU3)To

demon.

Straight,

^jLwe)

(a.

a.

R.3T3^)

[m. from

33^ Root,

2.

s.

i.

s.

64. Also, a short

i.

nomer.

3S Root,

3^5

Manu

See

eight minutes.

a confidant, a favourite, an aid-

s.

$2**)

4- p.

termination <oJ)

The wages of a

writer.

Collecting, gathering,

(n.

catheter.
s.

#^1^1+^) a

Carey.

U OT + ^l for ^l^fr) The urinary

^5

2305
passage (Meatus

^nrw

2306

Diuretic.

Carey.

^q<^

urethra.

Carey,

^jljsj

^vT + "^l ) The

:

(.

*lf3s.

from R.

(/.

a figure

^?)

especially the

1.

form, a shape,

human

frame.

2.

To fade; -Rf<l5(.3

v. a.

To

v.n.

transform.

(mfn.) Foolish, stupid, awkward, igno-

a.

rant, idiotic,

man.

(m.)

s.

2.

-31

See R.

femin. of

an ignorant

fool,

bean (Phaseolus radiatus).

sort of

(/.) or

1.

(n.) Folly, stupidity, igno-

rance, idiotcy.

dowed with

1JR

(/ from R.
) 1. The seven notes,
each arranged in its proper station in the scale.

459.

ix.

2.

The

purification of

*-ui>\5<

s.

R.

(/. from

En-

or corporeal frame, having

clever, accomplished.

Another shape, a

A man

(m. *T<PiL+

s.

of the second or

military class.

Fallen into a

ST^pP

a.

to the

(ra/.

head

Also

(^^1+^1)

^3 + H^)

3I1f<P

state of insensibility, syncope.

^t&lSl^s.

different form.
oil.

Fainting, a swoon, a

swoon, insensible.

SFf^Ut^ q. v

^P^ + ^I^")

(n.

<?

s.

of

body

s.

See As. Res.

^ftUHq. v.

^rt^o nom. plur.

Vlf^H a.
a form, personified

WK^ll

SlWfcl

(In comp.)

or form.

Matter, substance. (Beng.)

3.

Discharged like urine.

9%

^T^S)

resemblance, a likeness, an image, a picture.

{mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^Ul-t-^A?)

a.

(from

2.

Endowed with any shape

(/.)

Mq<^<P a. (mfn. OT" + <^<P)

s.

consciousness.

Also

Carey.

urinarius).

The

epilepsy.

letters

in

tongue

is

from

see

*J~^\
applied in grammar

pronouncing which

Relating

to a class of

the tip of the

turned far back towards the palate;

the cerebral or lingual letters.

A
fainting

fit,

swoon, a

The coronal

a syncope.

suture.

Carey.
a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.^TS^) Swooned,

fainted, insensible, bereft of sensation.

<(

<r

Slip

s.

Used

(-l^m.)

The head, the

skull.

See

Colebr. Aly. p. 89.

in

comp.

a.

e. g.

insensible

through

anger

(mfn.)

wrath,

or

overcome by wrath, from C!ffH

s\

Made

Mlf^tWs!

(m.)

An eer,

military

man, a

IFi

a.

classes,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Gr. 698).

1.

H+

Killed, murdered.

Wilkins'
2.

a. (w/n. pret.

Gr.

p. 418).

1.

soldier, a

tied.

part. p. R.

^^+'3

Kshatriya ; a king

2.

s.

(f)

port of creeper (Sanseviera

lanica), the fibres of

^S^) Bound,

1.

Kshatriya woman.

(pntf.

<-~"

part. p. R.

^PL+Sjfsf^)

The name of one of the mixt

the offspring of a Brahman by a

or prince.

w rath, +*lf55?3

(m. from

totally

which are used

for

Zey-

making

bow-strings, and the string of investiture for the

Wilkins'

Fainted, fainting, losing one's

Kshatriya

*M

class.

See

Manu

n. 42.

Root, i..(^T|s?) To stand,

7

to

be rooted

pi

2307

2308

x.

or firm.
plant.

To

2.

With

To

1.

plant, to trans-

germinate, to shoot, to sprout.

To

prefixed,

eradicate, to extermi-

#T

from R.

(n.

s.

origin or beginning of

foundation, a cause.

The

4.

work

1.

root.

The

2.

any thing, a source, a

s.

The

5.

text of a

as distinguished from the scholia on

The nineteenth lunar

it.

con-

asterism,

taining eleven stars, which appear to

be the

same as those

Wilson,

The name

p. 137.

of a star

Slf^a.

2.

in the Scorpion's tail.

s.

s.

W<pUl
The

XR !

first

(-*&l^n.

Radish (Raphanus sa-

s.

Mohun P.

5?

cl)

The

Magic.

p. 144.

3pft

s.

EI*fl/3

coefficient of a root

The assimiand reduction of the

with a fraction.

Mohun

s.

Radical, fundamental.

^,+^3

(mfn. from

a.

Become a source

\ 1033)

An

*FT)

(from

(mfn. from

a.

purchaseable.

To

"^T)

s.

or origin,

coefficient of the root

^T-

Also

Colebr. Alg. p. 29.

To be

1'.

(n. ?)

To be bought,

2.

Wages,

2.

v. .

w. a.

s.

pulled up by

Price.

1.

(.)

value, to appraise

To

To

v. a.

To charge a

I.

See R.

der.

9^1

s.

(Beng.")

^A

Wilkins' Gr.

original cause.

^Roox,

an equation;

lation

Scorpionis\

devotee living on roots.

hire.

+ <P*M*jJ

SPnTf ^t?l) (In metaphysics)

(n.

cause.

(m.

s.

Radical, principal,

the root, to be eradicated.

^1 )

(mn. from

>

or

(y

radish.

*FT)

(from

tivus).

in

plant (Beobotrys nemoralis).

being the nineteenth stellar mansion.

a. Radical, original, proper; near, proximate.

^l crl<I

s.

stock in trade.

3. Capital,

root of a number.

(raw.)

6.

EFtf
P.

nate, to root up.

^^TOTI

sell

price.

steal, to rob, to plun-

(m. from R.

1.

^I)

1.

a mouse.

rat,

I.

crucible.

from R.

s. ( f.

*Jt.^L],

2.

(/.).

a mouse

rat,

species of grass

also

(Andropogon

serratus).

^1^31

a.

(mfn.

^R +

~3l)

Produced from a

root,

*Tf^s.

(m. from R.

Also

(m.).

radical.

Sj^F?

s.

(n,

^R+H"') The

having

foundation and source in any thing

due
e. g.

to, or arising

from any thing

the being

used in comp.

^fl^p^ I (n.) The being founded upon

law, the arising from

*ft^U

(n.)

Law,

a legal precept

+#tf

from

and

Nature, the root

plastic cause of all.

FRJ3^

s.

constitution.

(/.

Mohun P.

*tf^tft

Trans. R.A.S.

373^1) A
p. 157.

i.

30.

political

s.

(/.

from

rat,

a mouse.

*rft^ + *K) An

plant (Salvinia cucullata). Also

SlfWl s. (f. fromR.^)

2. A crucible.
*rfe?a.

Capital, stock, wealth.

spiffs

root or

its
;

^)

s.

from R.

vi.

^<f^

(m.) The

father of

^) A

(f?HJT3) To

^ Root,

himself.

1.

rat,

$"(.).

a mouse.

(mfn. for 3jft3) Stolen.

(f.

s.

^R<?

aquatic

name

crucible.
die.

of an ancient sage, the

Markandeya

also

Markandeya

TO

2309

Root,
lect,

to

To accumulate,

i.

x.

fill.

1.

mingle, to blend, to combine.

2.

To mix,
To speak

3^!i;

Root,

lion.

in-

(to.).

^(TO
(*FtT"R?) and

iv.

(^tTTT3) To

x.

seek, to pursue, to hunt, to chase.

^1

from R.

s. (to.

deer, an antelope.

^I'v^rl

^Th

s.

y i^'l

s.

4.

An

(-^

CTftl + 31) Woollen,

Woollen

(tow.)

s.

^] +f*R^T)

n.

cloth.

The

lunar mansion containing three stars,

which

its

See As. Res.

name.

fifth

one of

by an antelope's

x Orionis, and figured

is

head, whence

II.

293.

323.

ix.

hunter.

^PTO

(w.) See

Mirage, a vapour

*F?fri

and appearing at

buck.

floating over sands or deserts,

Also

a distance like water.

(mfn. *p1

of deer's hair.
s.

^t^FT) The

for

The king of animals.) Also

a.

55+^5

(/.

See

3.

animal generally.

(to!

s.

(/.)

*j.

Hunting, chase.

2.

made

Sft^Rg

Search, pursuit, en-

1.

quiry, investigation.

(Lit.

to

correctly.

3^1+Tk5i

(to.

to col-

2310

(/.)

and

^ttSSft

^+^)

(n.?

s.

The horn of a

(f. from

s.

for

fawn-eyed woman.

^ra

o*t^

(Lit.

Who

+ R. ^^l) A

(m. from

s.

bites the deer.)

(/. from

s.

Also

damsel.

^tt?

^1 + ;TTH) A

^ tWfl.

(Lit.

fawn-eyed

^pTFT

s.

^Tj +Tfftj) Musk.

^UH-kSH^
hunter.

Sjfl^flpft

s.

Who

(/. from

^1

by

^^TOT
*Pftfl

pT*T

I.

s.

s.

jackal.

(to.

(/. from
(to.

3.

R.

^1 ?) A

(femin. of

hy sena.

Z.

species of fish (Cypri-

468.

killing deer.)

4 ^flpft)

net for

1.

Chase, hunting.

"*jFl)

1.

3.

Carey.

^^1+^3)

fTFfiS

s.

(to.

3^1+3^5)
beasts.)

Sanskrit prosody,

2.

vis.

1.

fromR.^pt) 1. A hunter.
An epithet of Brahma.

2.

3J^Root,

ii.

(5Ttf*|),
1.

off,

x.

The

lion.

To

i.

(Lit.

species of metre in

Res.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

the chase.

species

As. Res.

x.

468.

Musk.

2.

(Beng.) The epilepsy.

archery.

^f) Hunting,

doe.

of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

The king of

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

s.

confining deer.

3ft3> s. (n. from R.

2. The butt or mark in

1.

nus Mrigala, Hamilton's Fishes).

p. 48.

A
lives

+^TrT)

sued.

(to.

s.

(Lit.

Mokun P.

p1

Sought, searched, traced, hunted, chased, pur-

(from

The musk-deer.

(Lit.

the figure of a deer.)

(from

s.

^t^T^
3J*ffife

s. (to.

The moon.

leopard.

and 3^tU^Tt>Tl or

^IWT

^1+^1?)

(to.

s.

Marked with

Spt^fe s. (to. *F!+<Kfe) A jackal.

Who deceives the deer.)
^ftTTTi

dog.

species of

As. Res.

x.

470.

(Ht^rfo) and

x.

clean, to cleanse, to wipe

to dry, to purify, to adorn, to embellish.

2311

3^3

To be

2.

clean or pure.

2312

To sound.

3.

times with

Some-

prefixed to

it.

^3+^1^") A person who gives

(m.1

s.

giving testimony.
s.

from R.

(/.

Purification, cleaning

SJvSt 5

or decorating the person.

SpSP

a.

Gr.

^L+TT

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

^
s.

^3

(^3ft)

make happy.

delight, to

2.

Also ix.

delighted.

(^tfe)

or ix.

To be

grind or

pound.

^3

s.

^3*^1 s.

^3 )

(from R.

An

from

(/.

epithet of Siva.

An epithet of BhavAnI.

^"tN s.

To

vi.

hurt, to injure.

The

(mn. from R.

^v3H<P

(n.).

clay,

soil,

of

Death.

1.

The

2.

seven-

astronomical yoga or division of the

Yama

^53?*T

ix. 366.

3.

An

epithet

the judge and regent of the dead.

from^ + OT)

(m.

s.

The conqueror of

(Lit.

S^Tl

fibrous stalk

Earth,

(m. from

s.

teenth

Siva.

Root,

Also

of earth,

Death, dying.

moon's path. As. Res.

(m. from R.

fra grant sort

ground.

pleased or

To

I'f^J)

ft*

To

^+15)

R.

(/.
s.

vi.

^) A

also called Swmf-earth.

cleaned.

Root,

from

(n.

s.

before

Carey.

Wilkins'

432) Requiring to be wiped, swept, or

p.

who died

evidence in the stead of a person

s.

from

(/.

An

G oo d

1-

1.

To

epithet of

death.)
soil-

2.

fragrant earth.

of a lotus.

ST^Root,
Jjll^ft

(/. from

s.

of a lotus.

2.

3tfaT)

1.

3.

lotus.

The

An

fibrous stalk

assemblage of

CJJpfS )

ix.

to reduce to dust or powder.

grind, to powder,

To trample

2.

on,

to tread under foot.

lotuses.

3^ s (-\f

R.

^3 a.

Earth,

See^.

(/.).
soil,

dust.

m. from R.
(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^[ + 3) Dead, exdeparted,

pired,

deceased,

Manu

Solicited alms.

defunct,

s.

^1^)

a double drum.

tabor;

(ra.)

shaped

figure

like

1.

Dying, nearly

M\3Ks3

The

(m.)

s.

a.

*4\3W.t3"

s.

(n.)

s.

A bequest,

^.W^O

a.

(mfn. from

sons)

*3 + "R^)

Bereft of

by death.
(mfn.

a.

^3+^)

a.

mourning.

(mfn.
2.

mild,

(w.) Softness, gentleness,

The bhojpatra-

bark of which
(mfn. from

is

used for Aoofia-snakes.

^)

Soft,

mild, gentle.

Water.

(w.)

*DJ^t<

a.

(mfn.

*TW + ^l<t) Of a mild

or

gentle disposition, naturally tame or soft.

Bereft of a son (or

SjPJ^R

by death.

3T3?jlF3

gentle,

blunt, not sharp.

(m. from

s.

a.
s.

^PjTT

Soft,

tame, quiet

a legacy.

^3+ k l^.1o) A widower.

his father

or

(/.)

tree the

(m.

*[3"Pl"^

mildness, &c.

Also ^3"fc3 (m.).

*3 + T3) Given by one now

(mfn.

deceased,

sun.

affable, kind,

>3l

Also

dead, seemingly dead.

^3

(In geometry)

2.

iv. 5.

(mfn.

a.

small drum, a

a drum.

^ija. (mfn. from R.

3T3<F^|

^3 + ^3)

1.

Dead immediately

Bathed

after

after ablution.

s.

^PJ^P
s.

(m.
*.

5^+^") A

(.

3JlJ+t*P)

(/. from

^)

mild or soft tone.

A gentle

smile.

grape, a raisin.

3^ Root,
wet.
s.

(re.

-C3)

(*I^f$,

i.

To hurt

2.

To be moist

or

t<illtft

War,

conflict, battle.

An ornamental

made of

Earthen,

(mjh.

CM<P

s.

vi.

(C*rfe)

see, to perceive

with

To

touch.

3 + ft prefixed to

or

XP? Root,

1.

i.

-G3), and

To
also

Also,

(TOTlfa,
To
i.

endure,

(^^fsS)

sprinkle.

1.

a plug, a pin, a hook.

nail,

at the

game

of trap-

Carey.

ball.

([<3[Rl^

(a. j^j&e)

s.

(i|<M.

quantity,

a sum, an

indec. Sans. 1. False, falsely.

2.

(a. JAjsl* )

s.

pair of scissors or

shears.

C^^WP^I
Narmada.

In vain,

uselessly.

SpWtJ

^^c)

(p.

amount, a number, a measure.

(^FS, -C3)

to sustain, to suffer, to bear.

it.

(5T$f^, _C3), x
iv.

2.

to consider, to reflect

effe-

shrub (Lawsonia inermis).

The gaining of seven

2.

*P^Root,

(from Plflll) Unmanliness,

s.

minacy.

or kill.

from R.

1.

earth or clay.

To

2314

C*3*T

2313

s.

Also

river.

(corrupt, of

s.

CM^+^Wi)

(/.

C*Wl

The

(/.).

C^P^I) A fine

sort of

sackcloth worn as a petticoat.

(m.

s.

^Tl + ^tEt) A

false speech,

Mohun P.

terfeit coin.

SF^ftft

a.

Speaking

(-f^T
&

falsely,

^rt+KtR*^)

/re.

(rej.)

CM<? +

for

false accusation.

^)

(from C5

a.

A liar.

Coun-

p. 104.

Plugged, adulterated (as

a rupee).

S^TPT^ s.

from

(re.

an absurdity

(in

^1

An

impossibility,
2.

a.
off,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

rubbed

off,

cleansed,

dried.

1.

2.

(y.)

speech or composition).

Wiped
(pret.

The

triple

The

girdle or zone of a

Manu

by the three

first classes.

sword-belt

a string fastened to the

woman.

zone or string worn round the loins

n. 42.

3.

of a

hilt

part. p. R. ^*l-t-3) Consulted, deliberated,

sword and

considered.

weapon during combat.

4.

The edge of a moun-

The

sort of figure

^ Root, ix. (^HRj) To hurt,

Root,
2.

To

(^IU(v3)

i.

To

1.

tain.

6.

on the four sides of a

barter, to exchange.

0^M\ a

s.

plant

(Limodorum candidum).

s.

1.

(/re.)

of the modes in

(corrupt, of

1.

The

centre-stake

of a threshing-floor, round which the cattle walk

in treading out the corn

also

C^ft.

nipple.
s.

G^T

2.

girl,

a woman.

See

+ p.

j^o)

cloud.

Hindu

virago.

906.

The name of one

2.

As. Res. in.

music.

(m^k>m4

CWlU

s.

s.

(0^+3^)

(m.

cioud.

CSKT+TftT) Thunder.

noise or roaring of clouds.)

Wear-

WilMns Gr.

73, 80.

The

made

sacrificial pit.

(-pFlmfn. C^P^M

ing a girdle or zone.

Carey.

C^XTl

sea.

to injure, to kill.

return, to restore.

t*b4ll<*4t

5.

round the wrist to secure the

tied

peacock.

(Lit.

2315

2316

WWl

s.

(-3^T m

m+Tm^) A

fra-

grant grass (Cyperus rotundus).

0W1

floor of a house.

TOvf^OTT^ 5. ( C^l^l^ genit.

+'"5t^) A

the muttering of clouds.

case of

Mohun P.

table-cloth.

p. 75.

<r

<r

<J&&F\

CH^I+^l)

(mfn.

a.

CSWtSTT
Indra

s.

The

(Lit.

An

(m.

Whose

epithet of

Wil-

vehicle are clouds).

of

(corrupt,

Cloud-coloured,

dark like a cloud.

kins'

The

(corrupt, of

s.

Also CSrfSTTi and

C^+f^^) Thunder,

ft^rPrc^rft*. (m.

OTvS

floor of a

OlfWl

house

2.

C^R^I

also

GW)

(from

a.

The middle.

1.

Middlemost, central.

(J$XQ ad. (from (*!<?) In the middle, within,

in.

MS.
To be mad.

(^ft^fel

C^+ft + R.

from

(/.

s.

(from

a.

A species of metre

*^jF^f|J

As. Res.

in Sanskrit prosody.

Confuted, obviated

x. 472.
v. a.

succession of

A kidney,

Tdrdchand Ch.

or petroleum.

An

as1.

Root,

i.

semblage of clouds.

C3^Tf5^"

a.

(mfn.

01^ + 3^5^" )

Covered

s.

C*TCI + 3rte)

(fit.

s.

dark blue (the colour).

s.

(m.)

1.

Black,

(from

5t^^D) A

CUF
fisherman's wife, a

(from

*TV*P) A

fishmon ger, a fisher-

ram, a horned ram,

C^O) An

(from

ewe.

(from

s.

C^l+^ft) A

climbing-

(m. R.

s.

ram.

pfSjfWf*.

2.

"ft^+TT
The

(-\f

Wilkins' Gr. 799)

penis.

C^ + ^T)

The prepuce,

the foreskin.

man.

C^s.

s.

or idol.

chair, a bench.

1.

s.

be mad.

plant (Asclepias gigantea).

female fishmonger, a fish woman.

C^"^T1

(CTOf3) To

Also

F^ffil

(corrupt, of 1<l?

A jar.

The eye of a pea-

2.

tail.

5.

C^S[

2.

(corrupt, of C^TE" )

a sheep.
(mfn.) Black, dark.

kidney.

The frame-work of an image

s.

gathering of

clouds.

cock's

G^3
CM\i

with clouds, clouded.

a.

Clayey.

a.

((Slf&Trl+t^) Earthen

CUffcTrfe^

Carey.

C^t^g

obviate, to

(from CH^T) Cloudy, lowering, over-

a.

cast.

(MW^

To

(from

confute, to remove, to adjust.

clouds.

O^FTt

adjusted.

(p.j^)

A table.

WbWH

-^tn%^ or

s.

(m.1

TO + CTW)

The

venereal

disease.
^Sil'OisS v. a.

To

(from

lay the table for a meal.

p.

j^)

1.

A host.

2.

An

C*K3<
en-

s.

(p.j^*)

2.

(a.

sweeper.

(from p. jifra)

tertainment.

C^OlT^s.

Temperament,

constitution, complexion.

1<

female sweeper.

The wind.

habit, bodily

C^Root,

i.

((SS&fiFj

-G3)

1.

To understand,

2318

2317
to

comprehend.

To

2.

hurt, to injure.

3.

To

associate.

Cb

(/.)

GT^Root,
CUT?

C^lf^l

Also

Grsecum).

stand.

sort of grass (Trigonella

To

2.

kill,

1.

To under-

GT^T

Marrow,

Excessive

2.

fat,

The designation of one of the

degraded tribes, the offspring of a Nishada by
Manu x. 36, 48.
a Vaidehi woman.
corpulence.

0r^<

3.

(m. from R. C^HT

s.

Vinous liquor

degraded

(5T^^s.

(m.

C^+f^)
As. Res.

tribe.

from R.

(n.

The name of a

fOT)M arrow, the adipose

or serous excretion of the muscular

fibres.

OTSfl a (from

Stupid, dull, slow.

?)

^"PrfU.

The

(/.) 1.

earth.

2.

Land, landed

(mfn. from R.

C^\\

s.

(from C*FTl

GPft^l

i.

f^tj Unctuous, smooth,

(C^<tfe,

-C3)

comprehend.

accompany.

3.

To

the udder of a

(from

a.

female.

C^+^l)

Shamefaced,

shrub (Lawsonia inermis).

To

(C*Pfc3)

i.

1.

To

go, to move.

2.

serve.

(C*OT3) To

serve.

(Written

s. (p. a^c) 1. A plant (Annona

A fruit generally, a. Sweet.

squamosa).

i.

both Sfa; and

^.)

Oi< 1^1*1

s.

<0U

(p.

fa*!)

fruiterer's shop,

(^KlOll^

1.

To

2.

To under-

associate,

to

(a. iAx~*)

P.

sacrifice,

a. (mfn.')

Who

an oblakills,

Mohun

stipulated time.

middlemost,

s.

(from *tf

Wilkins' Gr. 768.

from R. C^T^) Prudence, sense,

reflection,

comprehension, understanding.

comp.

word takes the form

In

(31X171

Wilkins'

Gr. 907) Intelligent, wise, learned,

having a good memory.

Intermediate, central,

sort of palkee.

?)

Female,

A woman

s.

I\5

s.

Hort. Ben.

(-P^mfn. C*$H

u Lo)

p.

ima.

molates or accompanies.

this

p. 83.

C*ni1*Tl a. (from

an immolation,

(f.

(p. o>ls- Xj~o) Fruits, a collection

s.

fruits.

hurt, to kill.

(m. from R. (j^Hsj)

(SStWta.

bashful.

of

stand, to

s.

woman

breast of a

a place where fruits are kept.

(T^Root,

s.

in the

beast.

2.

bland.

tion,

The name of a nymph

C^Wl

property.
a.

The

(3X3^ Root,

v. 61.

Pure, purified.

1.

heaven of Indra.

C^Root,
s.

C*lHj

oblation or sacrifice.

(f.)

for

distilling.

(Sttll^

s.

5.

fi$\)

See

lymph, serum.

Fit for an

to injure.

(ml from R.

s.

2.

Intelligent, clever.

(mfn. from R.

a.

W1<?1

(/.).

_G3)

(CUTtfe,

i.

fcenum

(mfn. from

a.

s.

woman.

a daughter.

small plant (Polygala arvensis).

p. 53.

C*J.< IH^s. (a. l-AjST )

round building.

clever,

C^-K l^T^

s.

(a. Ui-v^>) Repairs.

docile,

OTP.

s.

(/. from

R.

C3

!^)

The

central post in

a threshing-floor, around which the

in treading out the corn.

C^L< l^WSl

s.

(from a. ei-^o) Repaired

due

for

repairs.

cattle turn

(m.)

1.

The

sacred mountain Meru,

GTM

2319

t^fl

forming the centre of the seven continents ac-

CTO

(m. from R.

ram, a sheep.

1.

Hindus;

Res.

appears to

it

mean

the highland of

Tartary north of the Himalaya.

nomy) The

(In astro-

2.

Alg.

s.

(*I^\5l^r

.(TO+3*3T) A

(m.

s.

Colebr.

spindle.

(from

p.

GKFT (from R.

f^X)

assembly.

An

2.

1.

A meeting,

C^T^

s.

a union, an

agreement, a reconciliation,

(TOTSTi

om R. 'f^lj

Meeting, associating

with, assembling, social,

reconciler.

c*rN^) a

noun of

v.

coming together, a

s.

GSH a. (from C5T"1%U3)

2.

Thronged,

s.

An

crowd, a throng, a

wHfRui via.

Mo-

plant (Hibiscus cannabinus).

Also

Hort. Ben.

free, spacious.

Also

s.

Spread, ex-

a.

tended, expanded.

CSFTfpU

(from

assembly, a crowd.
s.

2.

v. a.

(from

1.

A friendly

meeting, an
dismissal.

Agreement, assent,

(from

accommodation.

C^TpTO

s.

CsRT^f^

plant (Lawsonia inermis).

f^)

(m. from R.
(a.

s.

a.

(from a.

s.

A labourer.

The

Labour,

g-*)

y.,<-<)

Mohun

penis.

toil,

trouble.

Laborious, trouble-

Friendly, affectionate,

u b,^o)

(p.

TOT a.

(mfn. from
1.

(ft.)

Friendly, well-disposed.

Amity, friendship.

2.

astronomical yoga or division

path.

As. Res.

feces.

Manu

who has

366.

ix.

iv. 153.

s.

The

of the

twelfth

moon's

Discharging the

3.

(m.)

1.

A Brahman

human
The name of one

arrived at the highest state of

perfection.

R.f*I^?)

to

of the degraded tribes, the offspring of an out-

to

cast Vaisya.

1.

To extend,
To join,

2.

Manu

species of grass

Hort. Hen.

p. 8.

n. 87.

Manu

meet, to mix, to be met with.

tatum).

2.

ram.

See

display, to unfold, to expand.

Urinary disease,

kind, compassionate.

s.

GprfesJ)

1.

p. 41.

some,

noun of C^FTt^KS) The act of

(v.

ft^)

CWTTl

C^H^^Tt^ a.

spreading or expanding a thing,

and

out,

to extend.

C^t^T

P.

fair.

To spread

C^f1

3.

assembly, a meeting, a

(from (*lf^TU3)

p. 52.

gonnorrhoea, inflammation of the urethra.

C^^T

Open,

also

(from Ht*ft) The husband of a mo-

meeting, a

a developing, an unfolding.

shepherd

Mutton.

(m. from R.

Urine.

an agreement;

reconciliation,

CTO + ^t ^)

(n.

ther's sister.

s.

a> (fr

1.

of sheep.

assent, concord.
(AJor|<fc>

woollen

p. 74.

PTSHtfe

Nobility.

jj^J

C^^rt^s.
hun P.

juLo) Noble by birth, high-born.

(p.

(CTO+Ht^)
2. A flock

s.

CWrt 5

The back-bone.

fJI^ + TFS)

(.

s.

PTOF^T
cro^t^

p. 290.

(ERJSl

292.

ii.

blanket.

(C^+TO)

CH^Tr^s.

Wilkins' Gr. 768)

sign Aries. As.

The

2.

north-pole.

The kidneys.
s.

fOT^

s.

cording to the mythological geography of the

2320

x. 23.

(m.

(Ischsemum
.1

aris-

C3iJtf^o )

2.

from

class of evil beings

purulent carcases.

Manu

xn. 72.

who

feed on

CUW

2321

2322

name

from

(in.

C*tf5^ Root,

To

of the sage Agastya.

As. Res.

upanishad.

vm.

457.

from R. C^ltS^)

(m.

freedom

liberation, release,

(f. from

Friendship.

(C^twRj)

x.

to rescue.

The name of an

from

ff.

(CHlS^fo) and

i.

dismiss, to discharge, to set free, to liberate,

Emancipation,

applied especially

Wilkins'
to the entire liberation of the soul

Gr. 977.

from matter,

and from the necessity of individual existence

*C^i(.CJ il a. Unfit,

from

f^L^-f )

Relating to a friend.

t^OT^

fromt^)

The name of one of

(m.

s.

the degraded tribes, the offspring of a Vaideha

man by

tH^T

from

riage.

f^^T)

1.

(n.

s.

GTt^+\St^T) Knowledge

cipation of the soul from matter

of

a.

see

(-Pl\mfn.

Acquainted with the doctrine of the beatitude

Copulation; mar-

which the soul attains through

Union, association.

2.

95,

the beatitude attained through the entire eman-

WltcKsHl

(n.

s.

CSll^^h

x. 33.

Friendship.

i.

553, 566, 570.

from "feT + IT Wilkins' Gr. % 977)

(n.

s.

Manu

an A'yogavi woman.

R.A.S.

See Trans.

beatitude.

final

entire

emancipa-

tion from matter.

XT

from f^ITl

(n.

s.

rituous liquor, from

n. pr. ?)

sort of spi-

the blossoms of the Ly-

thrum fruticosum, with sugar, &c.

fXt^1

R. C*lte +

(n.

s.

cipating or liberating

Wilson.

liberation of the soul

a. (a.

^Syo) Agreeable, conformable,

suitable, favourable.

A
Ben.

plant (Olax phcenicocarpa).

Hort.

p. 5.

suit at law.

C^T^f^ s

(a. ^ICe)
(

a.

place, a station.

Also

uu).

Mays). Hort. Ben.

R.

(-vf

fence,

carter!

(from A. jUu) Belonging to a station.

A plant (Zea

s.

5"^+^) A

p. 66.

C^l

V t>

a.

J^) A

(a. jlisr )

approved

free agent.
s.

of,

See

Chosen, singled out,

authorized, independent.

^^^.

s.

JjU)

(p.

(/.)

Moghul.

^)

( ^T)

Vain, useless,

In vain.

fruit-

(m.)

s.

The sweet trumpet-flower (Bi-

(m. from R. *TI>J

The nib

Ci4.l t> 3?

a.

2.

blossom.

(ra.)

4.

1.

tree

(Hyperan-

plantain-fruit.

3.

Whiskers, mustachios.

or point of any thing.

(mfn. from R.

Liberating,

cipating, rescuing, setting free.

s.

(m.)

eman-

tree

(Hyperanthera Morunga).

The name of two

(from A.j[xk-<) The being invested

with authority ; free agency.

Moghul.

a hedge.

(Beng.)
5.

s.

thera Morunga).
liberator, a

variance, diverse,

gnonia suaveolens).

deliverer, a rescuer, a saviour.

selected,

ad. Sans.

less,

s.

C^Tt^T a. (mfn. from R.

s.

c^n^w

Mohun

p. 93.

(STt^t^r

At

a. (a.

discrepant, dissentient.

OTt^t^ s
(a. dujjlo)

P.

Carey.

from matter and from the

necessity of individual existence.

(TOTtT^

A shrub (Euonymus garcinifolius).

3H) The act of eman-

applied especially to the

beautiful small birds

(Certhia Zeylanica and C. cruentata).

Carey.

2323

2324
(from

twist,

a sprain,
v. a.

To

v.

cr.

any thing

splice

To

a wrench,

w. a.

To

sprain, to wrench.

Wloi

to twist round,

twist,

to

Also cstflsssfcar,

wring.

(n.

s.

R.

?3^f

(h. \j^e) Stout, corpulent, plump, fat;

s.

OTlT&lTft a

((Xrtl + <jf%) Thick-headed,

ad. (from

?)

pair of pincers,

tongs, or tweezers.

(Tacca

fat,

as a

rhyme

clumsy, stout, corpulent.

<0$+*&[) A

(from

si

plant

Carey.

Isevis).

Requiring or deserving to be liberated or re-

P&Sl + GTt&1

ad. (

Plump,

to it)

C^tfT*^

C^Wltt a. (mfn.fut. part. p. R.^TF-f-^Fffa)

CM 1 t>1) Indiscriminately,

in the gross.

C^TtttOT^I

(from R.

si

of metre in Sanskrit

As. Res. x. 470.

eman-

Liberation,

liverance, forgiveness.

CSTfcTl

(STT^I

A species

(n.)

dull, stupid.

manumission, discharge, dismissal, de-

cipation,

s.

thick, coarse.

To

v. a.

>

prosody.

twist

^Ttf^l W

C^lt^*i<E

(from

porter, a carrier.

leased.

(from

s.

OTtFl + ^T) The gum

C*Tft& ad. (from (?JT&) In the gross, altogether.

of

W-lvi

(Bombax heptaphyllum).

the silk-cotton tree

Mohun P.
Cartel s

^TF

1.

The

of a plantain-tree used as a sauce by the

-C*Pf^ft\3
s.

v. a.

(C*lt5l

Hin-

Caused

R.

(from

+ *FT) A

GT^T

a turning, a

turn,

an udder.

up

small parcel or dose

be released, set at

in a paper.

^3) A turning, or bending,

(from

s.

s.

The chief man of a

twist, a crook, a screw.

liberty,
3.

Carey.

village.

turning, a turn, a

(from

plantain.

goods
to

*^U3) A

a twisting round or straining.

C^K^

To blossom.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the cans, of

a.

s.

folded

(Bombax heptaphyllum). 2. The plantain

(Musa sapientum). 3. (Bengi) The blossoms

CU'iblW

CSXTOT

a crook

silk-cotton

tree

dus.

strain,

p. 41.

(/. from R.

^fo3) A

(from

s.

twist,

2.

The returning of

in order to obtain a reduction of the price.

An

obstruction.

4.

wicker-stool.

5.

or emancipated.
roll,

entire

CSTfa-fe?

a person to wipe or cleanse a thing.

v.

(from R. 3J?L)

a.

s.

sjye)
(p.

v. a.

thing round,

To wi P e >

to

(from R.

capital.

2.

2.

To

To

1.

bend, to

make

turn a

crooked,

to

return goods in order to

3.

or overlay with any thing, to plate

stocking

To

to

cover

wrap

in

a boot.

paper, to fold up.

Wj)

hosier.

1.

total

amount, a

bundle, a load, a burden.

(from

(from

to

warp, to twist.

v. a.

CUtfe

Carey.

obtain a reduction of the price.

cleanse, to shave.

(Tlh3n

a parcel wrapped in paper.

To cause

(caus.

v. a.

small burden.

(from

*Tf3C3 ) To

cover over, to

fold up.

CSTtf^Ttf^t
serena.

s.

3
(corrupt, of 3J3

tf^T)

Gutta

cms;

2325
(*lttl

from R.

(m.

s.

Pleasure, delight,

^1^)

>ar-cane.
Root of sugs

(wi.)

gladness.

(/.)

(mfn. from R. '5'1S ) Pleasing, glad-

a.

dening, exhilarating, delighting,

confectioner.

C^'Wl

(wzw.)

s.

1.

kind of sweetmeat.

3J^+3FT) The

R.

(n.

2.

(/. from

s.

R.

(5Tt<r^r1

ticum diffusum. Hort. Ben.

affording plea-

Wf1

bian jasmine (Nyctanthes arbor

CSTfcrl

C^ltfe^)

(from

a.

2.

The AraCarey.

tristis).

Shut, close,

s.

s.

(a.

(p.

*yyo)

s.

A plant (Ligus-

p. 21.

C*XWlCil^a.

^MC^) Pleased,

(h.

C^W<P
C^Tt^T

shut, to close.

cs^yc)

C^Wt^il^l *, (OTtTtt + p. aiU) A grocer's shop.

b.

weight containing forty

The

(from R.

which answers the purpose of

t^lrft

s.

sers.

part of the pedal

Carey.

a pestle.

(n.

s.

s.

hollow or tubular

p. 231.

(a.

^U)

Tender, mild, gentle,

decoy-bird.

Mohun P.

from R.

(m. from R.

consciousness.

thief,

swindling or

1.

Fainting, loss of

a robber, a

2.

Ignorance, error,

fascination,

CSTf^

s.

i.

C^I^U^Im!

(^-a^) Gratis, gratuitously, freely.

(p.

and

belief in the

114.

Leading

(mfn. from R.

a.

Wax-cloth.

Also

fascinat-

ing, stupefying, infatuating.

a.

<uU.

folly, stu-

See Trans. R.A.S.

reality of, worldly objects.

^) Bees' wax,

(p.

pil-

stupefaction

infatuation,

into error, causing ignorance or folly

a. (p.

p. 52.

especially the attachment to,

CSlI^

Tonnage.

(from

?)

(m. from R.

s.

pidity,

A battery.

2.

retail-shopkeeper,

Wl^
(a. j^o)

Rust.

confec-

fering.

grocer.

C^Tt^s.

fruit,

swindler.

gratified, delighted.

To

y. a.

Preserved

kind, affable.

A
(mfn. pret. part. p. of the cans, of R.

1.

(from

Sabda S.

stalk.

shutting.
a.

sort of creeper (Sanseviera

tionary.

(Sti^tST
) 1.

Zeylanica).

sure or delight to any one.

C^llHiKSt

2326

(mfn. Glt^C + v5FT<? ) Causing a

loss of sensation or consciousness

fascinating,

stupefying, infatuating.

t<l*i<kjt

*.

*^+^1sft) A

(p.

C^TteTTo. (mfn. from R.

wax-candle.

W-f

Stupefying,

fascinating, leading into error or folly,

CUT^l 3 8? nlX,. (
n. pr. + Q*f$5j
An aromatic plant (Amomum aromaticum).
Hort. Ben.

The labouring under an infatuation or fascination.

The name

two small

birds

(Certhia Philippensis and C. cruentata).

See

(^Tt^l.
l*l'l^J>H

2.
.

(m.)

Stupefaction, fascination, infatuation.

p. 1.
l.

s.

of

Ajew's-harp.
(p.

JU- Jr )

intrenchment (in a

fort).

s.

(from R.

An

incantation,

charm, magic.

Carey.
Trenches,

dWl

lines

of

C^nSTfllT
tion.

s.

(n, ?

See Trans. R.A.S.

7 I 2

Doubt, hesita-

from R.
j.

553.

2327

2328

^R^) A

(corrupt, of

men-

religious

(corrupt, of

s.

1.

?)

A coin,

coin of the value of sixteen rupees.

Mohun P.

seal.

R.

2.

comp.

(p-^-)

a.

Infa-

s.

(?re.)

+
see

OT^)

woman.

fascinating

) Fascinat-

ing, beguiling, infatuating, alluring, captivating.

lH

.)

Hort. Ben.

tuyc) Death.

(from a. ol^*^)

Carey.

usage.

CMl^<P

s.

See (*J.W<P

(m.)

plant (Dioscorea

t<fiji*f

(mfn. from *J.^

a.

PTft'

from 3JpT

(re.

si

Wilkins' Gr.

(re.

3X^-+TT)

deferred, procras-

pearl.

C^lfl. (-"pT^ai/B.

A ceremony

a.

(mfn.

P'halyuna.
Scurrility,

CE[fa +

Relating to

(sft^TS^

m.

y,)

1.

A wave.

2.

G5fer

(?.)

plant

whim.

bee.

for

player on drums.

medicinal

Mohun P.

a.

Also

(a.

LLijjyo) Hereditary,

cause, a reason.

41

inherited.

ClWl
(from a.

p.

Anethum Pammorium, Carey).

actually found.

l-^s^i)

A fan

feathers used as a token of

(Pimpinella Anisum,

place, a village, a district.

(STt^XPF^a. (a. Oy>-^>) Existing, present, at hand,

(a.

Taciturn,

276.

(corrupt, of

mfaUO,^) A

(tTtl^l^s.

t^)

hermit, an ascetic.

Carey.

honour.

p. 57.

(a.

A honey-comb. Mohun

s.

s. (

made of peacock's

outward, pretended, feigned.

Crit^;

As. Res.

abusive-

the face, frontal, facing, speaking to the face

P.

Silent assent.

of bathing in silence on the

(ritHlfts. (CSll+Srtfe)

from^U+t^)

of tacitur-

day of the second half of the month

fifteenth

ness, defamation.

Ptrffe

984)

silent.

2. (/.)

small tree

tinated, left off, relinquished.

from ^jFSFl)

sown

nity or silence.

Being
off,

Fit for being

field).

silent, reserved, s. 1. (?re.)

4*-

(.)

CUVlVute*. (C*fK + ;5 F*lf3)

p. 72.

Put

a. (a. i^Jjiyc)

C^lW6

s.

Taciturnity, silence, sadness.

(Moacurra gelonoides).

(re.

custom, a habit, a

+ 3^3) A vow

*^+^>3) A

(corrupt, of

s.

(a.

Honey.

A
aculeata).

^1) The having the head

with kidney-beans (as a

mfn. from R.

(corrupt, of

^+

(n.

s.

V. oc

(femin. of CSTtft;^:

(STt^yi

CETKP

used

(?re/re.)

love or desire, from

Desire, love,

Manu

shaved.

p. 86.

e. g.

by

tuated

of the fibres of

42.

a gold

Fascinated, beguiled, infatuated

in

ii.

(mfn. pret, part. p. of the caus. of

a.

Made

(mfn. from

the munja grass (Saccharum Munja).

dicant, a sannydsi.

(3lt$^"

W? a.

reditary lease of land.

JJJ*

lift) A

he-

5^

2329

from*pl)

CrfT^fts. (/.

2330

1.

made

string

the fibres of the Sanseviera Zeylanica

an

a bow-

the string of investiture for a Kshatriya.

string;

Manu

of

43.

ii.

(?JlUv3) To grind, to pound, to

i.

See R.

reduce to dust.

gf^tl

Colebr. Alg. p. 89.

arc.

5"^ Root,

To smear, to anoint.

(from R. S^JjJ

v. a.

The chord of

(In geometry)

2.

^faifcUS

(-H^jra. from ^TJ + ^H*^)

Softness,

mildness.

(mfn. from

a.

root,

radical

ing.

^tV)

original, ancient, of

Of pure

2.

fine sort

mild or
s.

s.

,_j3j<>)

(from *j*f)

the softest or mildest.

soft,

of mat.

Muhammadan.

learned

Very

(mfn. irreg. superl. degree of

1.

plant (Bassia latifolia). Hort. Ben. p. 40.

(a.

PTM

2.

a.

long stand-

good extraction.

or

Pure or good descent.

3.

Proceeding from the

mfn. irreg. compar. degree

of

Milder, softer, more gentle.

^TJ)

Gr.

Wilkins'

p. 520.

R.

a. (mfn. pres. part. p.

kind of coarse mat.

Dying,

^)

expiring.

(mf. from

1.

the crown of the head.

2.

lock of hair on

Hair ornamented

and braided round the head.

(sfHt

Also

tiara.

(from

v. a.

bud.

3.

3J3p

To blossom,

1.

i.

Root,

i.

diadem, a

(/.).
)

5"^ Root,

to

tree

from

(f.

(Humea

^f^)

(a. ^tyo)

C*uf^1 wis s. (a. J^Lsr

(cg&fo) To

CS^Root,

i.

(C^^Sf^) To be mad.

Carey.

2.

be mad.

Gr.

417)

Wilkins'

Faded, languid, weary.

1.

melancholy.

3.

Dirty,

2.

foul,

filthy.

a dun.

bailiff,

gR^s. (-^1
+

An

astrologer.

g^)

mfn. SllFF +

Wearing a

faded garland or flower-chaplet.

fm.).

(^*1p3) To

i.

p.

to unite.

R.^X + *T

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

To mix,

1.

incorrectly.

Sad, dejected,

Time, season.
)

(5^X1^3)

x.

To speak

[tf%

Si Root,

go, to move.

i.

Boxing, sparring, play-

(m.

(Tfe^

elata).

Also

ing at fisty-cuffs.

Also

To

move.

to

c&^root,

Root,

s.

Togo,

To winnow.

2.

A
OTt^fl

((5^3)

fix in

the memory, to

s.

from R. "t^) Languor, weariness,

(f.

faintness.

2. Dirtiness, filthiness.

3. Sadness.

study, to learn.

flj"^ a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

jrt\3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

membered,

R.

Rekins'

Wilkins' Gr.

recollected, learnt.

Gr.

p.

418)

Languid, weary,

1.

R. C^J^+\5 Wil-

Indistinct (as speech).

s.

(ra.)

2.

Indistinct speech.

692.

S^Root,

i.

To smear, to
2. To speak
s.

(n.

(iJ.trJ?fo )

1.

To accumulate.

anoint.

1.

To mix.

incorrectly.

R.

5^+^)

body with fragrant unguents.

"5^ Root,

i.

(Qlft>f3) Togo,

^IRoot,

i.

(^^f^)

QT^
1.

Smearing the

2. Oil,

to

move.

2.

ointment.

Root,

To speak

i.

To

(C^fe)

go, to move.

and

x.

(CSf^TlfS)

1.

inarticulately or indistinctly, to speak

a barbarous dialect.

2.

To speak

(generally).

2331

IT

s.

2332

(m. from R. C^j.^?)

barbarian, a fo-

any one not speaking the Sanskrit or

reigner

one of

its

derivative languages,

and not con-

Wilkins' Gr. 886

n. pr.

number of

and to form a

adjectives from

substantives,

which

radical vowel of the word, to

the

thus

is

it

forming to the established usages of the Hindus.

subjoined, sometimes remaining unaltered, and

Also

sometimes undergoing the change called vrid-

(m.).

CJjWt*!

(m.

*.

C^+O^l)

Any

country in-

habited by people of a language and institutions

from those of the Hindus.

different

Cg^ +

dhi:

e.

^tf^^

g.

Ttf^i

t&b

Relating to an island, from

Wl

The

(f.)

Wilkins' Gr. 899.

island.

C3ft, Root,

f.

({gf&fe) To be mad.

Brahmanhood, from

Q^Root,

i.

(CJj^fS) To be mad.

man

(SI^Root,

i.

(Cg^fe) To

a.

(mfn.)

An

(m.)

s.

It also serves to

J?U) Copper.

form abstract substantives,

serve, to gratify

by

service.

(j^f^UfsJ)

To be

faint or languid,

to fade, to decay.

(m.)

s.

e. g. <J

^\W\

(n.)

^Sf
TTS

i.

from

Nasal,

nose,

s.

(n.

Root,

(mfn.)

CJfSEPU*.

CS

poet.

(m.)

s.

Poetry,

fe5?P

(n.)

s.

A Brah-

poem,

from

Wilkins' Gr. 976.

SeeTT^.
(corrupt, of ilKffi

s.

fairy superintending

wealth.

U4k&.

(m.

s.

1 + 3*1^ from

R.

or any character expressing

*T^S

s.

The

(m.)

its

^)

The

letter *T

sound.

liver.

The hepatic
Carey.

cyst.

Root,

x.

(Ui*Up&) To worship,

to honour,

to adore.

The twenty-sixth consonant of the Hindu alpha-

(m. from R. ^TSEj

s.

bet

it

has properly the sound of the English

y
it

in
is

young, but at the beginning of a syllable

Bengali often

in

English

put under

in jar.
it

pronounced

like

the

In writing Bengali a dot

when

it

has

its

original

One

Manu

MS^P'nM

s.

(m.

XT^ + ^nST) A perfumed

three

first

see Wilkins' Gr. %

affix it is
s.

employed

(m.)

715 seqq.
to

and consisting of cam-

portions.

with saffron and sandal, in equal proWilson.

ones.

Resin

of the terminations by which in Sanskrit

the future participle of the passive

paste

agallochum, musk, and kdkola, or the

used for the metrical

by two long

See

in. 196.

for anointing the body,

foot called Bacchic or Bacchius, consisting of a

short syllable followed

in the

care of his gardens and treasures. Wilson.

phor,
is

demigod attendant

is

and

pure pronunciation of ya.

In works on prosody

on Kuvera, and employed

especially

is

formed

son of Garga, from 't7!

s.

in-

cense.
:

As a Taddhita

form patronymics,

in general

e. g.

(m.)

m. TTS^ + ^lsSJ
of

Kuvera.

(Lit.

The king of

An

epithet

the Yakshas.)

Pulmonary consumption.

TO

*rR5i

2333

QmflSSt mfn. SBS^-jEf^)

a.

Afflicted

with pulmonary consumption.

ad. (corrupt, of

When,

(ik5l[5i)

r.

to offer a sacrifice.

2.

worship, to adore,
associate.

3.

The stem

substituted for R.

5^ in the

TFJ + ^FT) The

R.

(n.

An

who

employer of priests at a

sacrifice,

the

it.

ITS)

1.

short prayer or

invocation not restricted to metre.

of the second of the four vedas

2.

The name

now

but

a.

(-f^TO/rt. TOR"P[ + "^) Re-

*F3P

^T\5 a. (from

Wilkins''

r. ctftft? ) Bound together, united,

collected, amassed.
a.

(from ^Tv5) Heaped up, collected,

(from

to amass,
TTnST )

A sacrifice,

an oblation

TO) The uniting or collecting things.

*F3t\3

3J3) An

altar, a sacrificial

(from R. ^3T^)

To unite,

to collect,

to fold, to furl (a sail), to bind, to

squeeze.

a religious offering.

Ha33 +

made

lump.

v. a.

(to.?

Asacrificer,

U^L+IT

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

lating to the Yajurveda.

s.

TF^+^T )

Gr. 725) Fit or proper to be worshipped,

s.

<!\$8<sJ

R.

the performer of a regular sacrifice.

in a

<lvgX<^T.

R.

sacrificial

confined to the Brdhmanical order.

(_^^to.

s.

MO<P

449.

om

23.

The

Trans.

t.

s. (to. fr

it.

(mfn. from ^T3s) Sacrificial, proper for

a.

also ^T\5l(.<

See As. Res. vin. 429, seqq.

R.A.S.

*T35

Manu

See

adorable.

from R.

(n.

form R.

performance and pays

institutes its

the expense of

Hindustan.

cord originally worn by the three upper castes,

offering of a

pres. part. a. proper

(to.

s.

person

(to.).

TI^I

^t^s)

tl^p *

formed

ceremonies can be duly per-

first

sacrifice.
Mv5l*-ll*1

sacrificial

the performance of a sacrifice.

See Wilkins' Gr. 179.

four tenses.

The country
where

To

endow.

present, to

s.

To
To

1.

sacrificial

sacrificial.

at the

instant when.

Root,

Relating to a sacrifice, proper for a

ceremony,

HV + SPI)

2334

s.

(from^ l^K?)

The enamelling of any

thing.

pit.

(from

a.

*T030<U^"

s . (corrupt, of

TT\5 + $0^<)

spe-

R. v5ft^)

United,

amassed, folded, furled, bound,

collected,

tied,

squeezed.

^To

f. ^Tl

cies of fig-tree (Ficus glomerata).

pron. Sans. (nom. sing.

An
for a sacrifice.

*TOs*iq

s.

(n.

Also

TOaRTft

TO+^T)

worn by the three upper

TOt^f

sacrificial

2.

(to.

The

(/.).

1.

articles

sacrificial

thread

part of any

used at a

sacrifice.

(mfn. from

Wilkins' Gr. 904)

?,

an

i.

effort, to

&c.

it

1 1 1.

for,

n.

When

has a distributive

severally ;"

following,

with
it

takes an in-

" Whosoever, whatsoever."

Sans. Since, as,

TT3^ Root,

orlW^i

definite sense,

to.

Wilkins' Gr. p.

SHtTS

" Each

sense,

ft*

tree (Ficus glomerata).

"^rfsSTT a.

TT^) Who, which.

put twice,

castes.

TO+^S^f)

ceremony

altar, a place

ad.

because.

(XT\JU3) To endeavour, to make

make

exertions,

x.

(lllsjilfj)

2336

2335

I,

To

distress or afflict.

order.

To

4.

make,

to

8.

To

To

7.

5.

To

6.

3.

To

To work,

prevent, to

return, to give back, to requite.

barter, to exchange.

much

As many

as

as,

as.

(m. from R.

effort,

^1^) Endeavour,

exertion,

See

energy, labour, zeal, perseverance.

Trans R.A.S.

To make an

110.

i.

-^RWs.a.

(Beng.)

effort, to persevere.

(-^ mfn. SW+^S)

making an

energetic,

H^^T^

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. VlU-f 3) Ceased,

a.

^1^3" s.

H^t^a.

pron. (corrupt, of TT 5^)

^F3

beat.

collect, to assemble.

to manufacture.

remove.

To

2.

.a.

(mfn.

Strenuous,

effort, laborious, studious.

TT^ + 3"^) Occasioned by

which or by whom, on whose behalf, on which

restrained, refrained.

account.

^T^o ad. Sans, (from pron.

whence, whence

TF^->

+ 'vi^)

(but also) Whither.

From

1.

2. Since,

as, because, for.

Ts5*T

An

exertion,

an

effort,

endeavours.

^T3^T

a.

of a

man

(mfn.

(mfn. pres. part. a. proper

form R.

(mfn. from pron.

TT^) Which, who

(of

two).

(m.)

*I3t

an

sage,

ascetic,

(-1^\m.).

To observe
a.

1.

a restraint,

a stopping,

pause,

cessation, a

a check.

-T^KS

Tried, endeavoured, attempted. Also

+ ^3)
(mfn.)

A marriage-portion,

a portion.
so many.

TT^1%f%^

pron. Sans.

(m.

from

/.

TT^ +

Whatsoever, whosoever, whoever.

TT^^I
the

ad.

same moment.

At the

instant

+ 31*])

due proportion.

portionately, in

Sans

Pro-

Also

(Tfcd+^StfSK) Any

wise, in any manner.

TRfWlI

(from

ad. Sans,

when,

TRH + ^t3I)

Ac-

agreeably to one's wishes,

optionally.

ad. Sans, (from Tftil

cording to time,

T[%^f%^

2. That, so that,

ad. Sans, (from ITStf

IRtet^o

(^F3+ 3<) As many,

As:

1.

In any manner, how-

cording to desire,

a.

Where,

soever.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 419.

*TW<

TT^ + Sil)

Thus.

the correlative to

XTSfeSlf^ ad
^T^T

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

1.

v. a.

the pauses in reading.

T}s3< s (corrupt, of C^u vfl<P

j

+ 3")

Because, since.

2.

(from pron.

Sans,

2.

Also

a devotee.

(Beng.)

See R. TT^

x.

in order that.

from R. "Sra + fsS)

*lf\35. (/.

of an ascetic, austere in de-

effort.

ad.
a.

life

which place, wherein.

HIT Root,

life.

(-U\mfn. Uf^ + ^tf^T

ad. Sans, (from pron.

in

ilS^) Endeavouring, making an

^T3^

a.

Following the

(of

The conduct

of subdued passions, ascetic

votion.

from pron. TT^) Which, who

many).
a.

(m. TTf3+3Tftrte")

s.

WftWl

R. RF + 3I*T)

(n.

s.

TTcStSt^

in

due time,

+ 3^)

Ac-

in the regular

course of time.

^t!Fr o

ad. Sans, (from ^Ptf

lar order, in
a.

due succession.

(mfn.

pid, ignorant.

+ ZI^)
Mann
1.

2.

In regu-

ii.

66.

Foolish, stu-

Barbarous, outcast.

2338

2337
Right, true,

(mfn. from

a.

TOtf^EJ a. (mfn. TT^J~1 + ^f^T3) Correspond-

ad. Sans.

accurate, according to truth,

ing to one's wish or desire,

Truly, conformably to truth.

IRtWtU a.

Conformably to desire;

ad. Sans. (TT3j;1

manner

+ 3^)

Manu

or order.

i.

TOJ^t^i

Sans,

any one

(n.

s.

command.
Con-

enough,

^<S%t6"l^l

+ ^*^)

sure, acting without restraint

#t5|

(from TRTl

Sans,

ad.

which place.

in

+ TRll)

TOTtvF

(mfn.

(mfn. XPtf

^3"

( w .)

Genuine-

H-^)

As

TT5J1^+^C1) A

(m.

as

utmost of one's power.

ad. Sans, (from

TOl +*1tg)

*4

Con-

of science.

T&\*$

(TOl + ^t)) To the

utmost of a

TT^1+^)

one's wish.

is fit,

TT^ + 3RR. )
when

Since

since, until,

As, thereto

Accordingly to

ac-

count of which, for whose sake.

Also

When,

ad. Sans, (from pron. Tl^S)

at the

time when.
ad. Sans, (from pron.

Or

though, since.

TTV)

Tf^J

But

If,

in case

if;

^IpRl

if.

tential

case,

+ 3^1)

ad. Sans. (pron.

"SfpFlTK

Carey.

appertaining.

<l(AlU>? ad. (from

ad. Sans, (from pron.

that

ad. Sans, (from

to

proper, suitable.

while.

formably to the codes of law, or to the precepts

person's power.

{mfn.).

secret emis-

As much

ad. Sans.

a.

fit

the time when, until the time

or right.

*4

TP^t^

TTPrffe

See^.

*Pt

sary, a spy.

possible, to the

Also

lawful, or proper.

W^ft

is fit

said, as

As

till,

s.

was

it

According

( <C)

ad. Sans.

ness, suitableness, propriety, truth.

TRJlt^i

TOI + '&S') As

True, accurate,

sFl (/.) or

Suitably, truly.

a.

(mfn.

fitness or propriety, as is

genuine, suitable, proper,

^I5J1^

a.

by precept or law.

According to plea-

sure or liking.
a.

Acting according to inclination or plea-

expressed.

(^t\+^fU)

ad.

pre-

abovementioned, according to what was formerly

As,

thereto pertaining.

XRH^fS

by no

(-f^ mfn. TOte+STtel*

a.

veraciously.

Where,

Unre-

Also

formably to what happened, accurately, truly,

*T3l"n^arf. (from

sufficient.

TO^ + STte^i)

cepts or regulations.

(from

Conformable to the

strained conduct, conduct checked

Conformably

to the precept, according to

U^W^I)

(mfn.

a.

desire or wish of

Duly, in due

ad. Sans.

a d.

*TC$J^

2.

willingly, spontaneously,

ad libitum.

(mfn. TTStt + ^PtTT) Just, proper,

suitable, convenient, regular, due.

( ^3)

ad. Sans.

phrase Sans.

mood

of R.

(Tlft+^JK
To be)

If

it

the po-

be the

if.

*TTT55^l1 ad. Sans, (instrum. case of

TT^W^i

According to one's inclination or pleasure.

7

2339

2340

*TT^1 5.

(/.

+ R.

from pron.

Wilful-

^Hf5-!

ad. Sans. (pron. TT

WPl

^ + ^^) As, such

(?

(TTft + STpi) Even

ad. Sans.

even, although

if,

as.

though

sentences opening with this

relative particle are frequently followed

commencing with the

correlative

by one

s.

checks

strains or

^+^) Any

one who

re-

(t^fS)

x.

^1^, which again are both

or from

tive ^1^3,

derived from the root

1-

machine, an instru-

ment, an engine, an implement, an apparatus.

An

astrolabe

p. 135, 136.

P.

p. 153.

a binding.

ling,

(n.

s.

diagram.

(from R. U*2|)

s.

^I^pl

A musical

3.
4.

Mohun P.
instrument. Mohun

an observatory.

1.

checking, a control-

from R. TT^i)

1.

s.

affliction.

s.

(W^ + \S^

as a

rhyme

a.

it)

(from

s.

Tt^T

(Il^ + Tte from

The

musician.

Having

Mohun P.

(m. from R. IT)

stichon).

Hindu

to

Arabia.

writers
2.

Muham-

invaders of India")

Manu

x. 44.

TO/T?)

curtain

the cur-

TO + SFT) A bamboo.

TO*FT

s.

XT<r^f

(m. from

(in.

s.

TO^3 ad.

A4.<1 )

to

tied, fettered.

do with

instru-

1.

Hart. Ben.

p. 91.

Barley (Hordeum hexap. 9.

Also *T<3<? (m.)

Meadow

(corrupt, of

or pasture-grass.

TTfa^

was, unaltered, undiminished.

tf^M

?)

As

it

Also

(f.) Sour gruel.

s.

(m.

s.

TO + 3$ +3

3^)

from R.

Saltpetre.

J^) Young.

(/.)

plant

(Ligusticum Ajwaen).

*fc44R<$ and *WlR<*l

s

(?i.

TO + 31^)

(/.).

Barley-food,

boiled

barley.

as-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. U^i) Restrained,

^5)

late

especially to the

See

A plant (Hedysarum

(m.)

a.

(mfn. the irreg. super I. degree of

The youngest,

s.

^j N^*i v

(m.)

younger brother.

XratXTfr

(m.)

(-^l

a.

degree of
s.

Alhagi).

s.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520)

(from

by

See

tains of a tent.

Instru-

ments, mechanical, ingenious, crafty, designing.

s.

<1<R<?I

'TO'fa'T

checked, controuled, bound,

^T<T

Yavana (now applied

^T^l^"
to

trolabe.

most commonly applied

Also

Carey.

figures.

s.

A country, most probably Bactria,

1.

not Ionia or Greece

it is

Also

ments and machines, diagrams and cabalistical

a.

(m.)

TOt^

Wf1(/.).
^I^s^S

s.

Restraint, controul.

Anguish, pain, torment,

2.

nitre,

nitrate of potash.

TOtSf^

Pain, anguish.

2.

Saltpetre,

^1^.)

R. ^PI-i-ST')

(n.

sown

Fit for barley,

confine, to restrain,

(N.B. This seems to

to regulate, to subdue.

A barley-corn,

2.

TO+^fa)

(m.

s.

barbarian generally.

To

be rather a denominative verb from the substan-

2.

TO)

madan and European

tt% Root,

s.

(mfn. from

a.

Titter

if

driver.

0^5

453.

i.

with barley.

M.<*1

a charioteer, an elephant-

<lPJ

expression

Nevertheless, yet, notwithstanding.

( *f m. R. ^T I

R.A.S.

See Trans.

or the third part of an inch.

ness, inclination, pleasure, fancy.

iM*^

(mfn. the irreg. compar.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520) Younger.

younger brother.

ad. (corrupt, of
a. (w/rc.

Wi)

TO!+TT)

barley (as a field).

When.

Fit for barley,

sown with

TO

2341

1%1

HS$fl

H^Root,

i.

(&fc) To

XT^Root,

i.

(TT55?f3: see Wilkins' Gr. % 179)

To

restrain, to

prefixed to

ceed

To

To bend

seize.

To

2.

(a bow).

4.

go, to pro-

3rfH55S3)

stretch out, to put forth (the hand, &c.)

To

with
to

To

1.

make an

accede

L To

agree, to

2.

to.

with

To marry

to repress

to restrain,

upwards;

with ^1

To

with

To

To many; with Wft To

enforce,

give

with

restrain, to

check, to repress.

MM

s.

over sensual appetite.

an end.

death.

One

(mfn.}

TO3?

4. (w.)

a twin-fellow.

TOf^<pT
Yama,

s.

Yama

the regent of

a brace,

pair, a couple,

a.

of a pair or brace, a twin-fellow.

(mfn. from

a.

TO)

One

of a pair or brace,

Also *4M\5l (mfn.}.

TO + f^<p3") A

(m.

abode of

city or

the regent of death.

m.

TO + Tfe ) Yama the re-

TOtPfal *
Yama
TJ^Tl
or

(/.)

(m.

s.

andTOKl (/.)

TO + 3rHTr)

TOHt

See

The

residence of

the regent of death.

s.

R. TF^?) The

(f. from

Yamuna

river

Jumna.

^MWaksl s.(-^m."n^1 + ^1^) An epithet

of

Yama the regent of death.

Yamuna

^rr^rN

+ v5tW^)

or

(Lit.

The brother

Jumna.}

(wre

gen it.

The milky way.

C a Se of

to

Mohun P.

Cessation, a stop, a

2.
3.

and controul

The

gent of death.

Restraint, controul:

1.

forbearance

religious

conclusion,

(TO + t J^n.)

of the river

XT^)

(m. from R.

especially

Yama

TOHIT

raise, to lift up, to strive

effort

s.

TOTT^s. (_v5

With

check, to controul.

it.

3.

to.

copulate.

2342

s.

Rhyme.

servant of

TO)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

TP^+TT

Wilkins'

Gr. % 727) Proper to be restrained or checked.

XPT

s.

TP9

s.

(m.)

horse

(corrupt, of

fit

for a sacrifice.

TPT^)

Fame,

celebrity, re-

nown.

SeeH*,^.

XFtS

a messenger of death.

arum, a

TOT3tt

s,

(/.)

city fabled to

be situated in

the East on the line, 1235 yojanas from Lanka.

MS.

Wilkins'

double drum.

^P^s.

(ra.)

1.

logy, praise.

TO^1
of

O.TO + 3*pi)

s.

Yama

Libations in honour

the regent of death, on the fifteenth

^*t*r

s.

(from

Glory, fame, celebrity.

TT*!^) Enjoyment

^-l^flM: a. (mfn. TT*F^+

Rendering glorious

*4*4.t3

s.

(m. TI^T + ~&k3 )

messenger of

Yama

or death.

TO^T

(TO+T^")

The gate of Yama

or

death.

TO^T

s.

fame

arising from

or

Wilkins' Gr. 783)

renowned,

conferring

or distinction.

TJf^d a. (~H\mfn.

s.

Eu-

splendour.

day of the second half of the month A'swina.

As. Res. hi. 263.

2.

3. Lustre, splendour.

renowned,

famous.

^H^+f^) Glorious,
Also

mfn.}.
(n.

R.

TT^+^PT) A

fraining, a controuling
s.

(f. from R.

restraining, a re-

cessation, term, rest.

XT^) A

of cloth surrounding a tent.

See

Fame and
good fortune.

wall or screen

Carey.
worshipper, one

who employs
7

priests at a sacrifice.

2343

*rf%

2.

1.

a stick, a

staff,

string, a thread to

^rf^I^s.

be strung with

i.

root of the

or the

Liquorice,

Abrus precatorius which

is

mand,

soliciting,

cudgeling,

(Wf3)

and

(TPP#)

iv.

make

endeavour, to persevere, to

To

*TT^r

fixed

To

ii.

to

3F To

it,

To

follow

withdraw

3Pl To

approach

pre-

to

+ 3Tl To
;

ledge, from R.

831.

ft^To

tri also occurs

form collective

to

(/.)

from^^l s.

number
(ws.)

s.

sr.

(/.)

Asked, prayed

Know-

(n.

as a Taddhita suffix

*Tt^1

substantives

e.

g.

Wilkins' Gr. 1001.

To

^3
\1

v.

Wt^J)

The

fice,

act of going.

s.

(corrupt,

(/. from

s.

(mfn.)

for,

f^\S + ^)

R.

itf'ET)

thing bor-

petition, a re-

See^t^flTT.

(mfn. pres. part. p. R.

being prayed

(m. R.

s.

making

of

1.

^Tf^FT
mill-stone.

(n.

s.

2.

sacrifice,

pair of smith's bellows.

(corrupt, of TT^i)

t>J

Being

for.

TT^+^F^

Performing sacris

oblations,

s.

s5l

(m. )

An

(/.) or

officiating

(.)

(m. from R.

R. TT3 +

^1)

The conducting a

the assisting others to sacrifice.

Manu

Carer/.

of nippers to cut betel-nut.

s.

or sacrificing priest.

i.

W\

from

got by begging.

Priesthood.

Also ^Tl\3TTl
*Tt3l

for, solicited

go, to move.

Rice-gruel.

noun

fut. part. p. R. TTtS + Spffcl)

for use.

D^I^T a.

Ml\5l<P
(corrupt, of

ap-

quest, a prayer, a solicitation.

or assemblage of carriages,

(from R. TTl)

An

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

husband's brother's wife.

v. a.

(Beng.)

2.

(/.)

Asking, praying, requesting.

several

asked

*Tttl3

^tU^I

(mfn.

rowed

A carriage.

The making of a

^rT5^Xt*T a. (mfn. pres. part. a. proper form

with

Wilkins' Gr.

know.

(m.).

Fit to be prayed for or requested.

R.

by means of which

e.

^Tloi^
1.

Also

^t^flTTa.

substantives of the feminine gender are formed

from verbal roots

Also

suitor.

appraiser.

go, to proceed.
suffix

beggar, a mendicant, a

praising.

ap-

near, to

with ^1 To proceed, to go on

Kridanta

(m.)

with

go near;

To come

with \$^\

ask, to de-

Asking, begging,

recede from, to

To go near; with ^T

with 3Tl

With

go.

To approach,

with

proach, to arrive

T To

with

to ripen

request, a begging or asking, a petition, a re-

exertion.

transgress, to trespass

Ht^+^SPF)

(n.

s.

quest.

Root,

R.

s.

petitioner,

a beating, a drubbing.
i.

Any substance used

to request, to beg, to solicit, to pray.

<llt><P a. (mfn.

^Root,

(Beng.)

2.

See Trans. R.A.S.

Ute, Root, U (uiofo, -G3) To

used

Also

it.

455.

an oblation.

fruit.

*Xf%+X&)

(n.

A sacrifice,

1.

Also ^Fft (/.).

pearls.

for

TT^?)

(mf. from R.

s.

mace.

s.

2344

*Tfcft

nut-cracker; a pair

Carey.
Wilkins' Gr. 822)

88.

rfm0\
Tlt^f[ a

See

^TOT

8
!

(-"fti^from R. "^3

adoring, venerating.

Worshipping,

*Ttl

2345
XTt\3s<r^<$

and

a.

^l^J

33*9-3$)

an

Sacrificial,

Gr. 725)
be offered in

1.

1.

sacrifice.

at

ling,

2.

Fit to

be effected by wor-

away

a journey

time.

also

place for

148.

in.

whose expense a

4.

One

for

(m.)

A going

(TlW + h.

(mfn. Tft^"1

s.

jflj)

who

person

+ ^^)

acts

Marching, joura

performing

pilgrimage.

Also

pilgrim.

mfn.) and

the passing

Carey.

travelling,

or travel-

Support, maintenance.

2.

s.

a.

neying,
s.

Manu

the march of an army, a pro-

a part on the stage.

Property obtained by conduct2.

(m.).

sacrifice is per-

from

(n.

Tarachand Ch.

formed.

evil spirit

a theatrical representation

^Tt!TW^1

(m.) The performer of a sacri-

3.

fice for others.

whom and

(w.)

See Wilkins'

ing sacrifices for other persons.

imp, a goblin, an

(/. from R. TTi)

5.

cession

To be worshipped.

sacrifice, or to

s. (rc.)

s.

officiating priest.

(mfn. flit. part. p. R.

a.

ship,

^1^1

(mfn.

sacrificer,

An

2. (m.)

celebrated ancient sage

legislator.

XTtfe^

patronymic from il\is<"^<pj

s>

The name of a

n. ^>r.)

2346

+ IT

XT^I*t<J?

see Wil-

Gr. | 976) Conformity to one's wishes,

congruity with the desires of any person.
kins'

"SHlPl

The

(/. from

R.

Wilkins' Gr. 724)

sacred text to be used at a sacrifice.
s.

(corrupt, of

XTf^) A

TrtSW^
staff,

a stick, a

or

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. XTl-f^ Wilkins'

Gr.

R. IFJ

(/. from

pain, anguish.

^TtyPJ <1

Manu

a.

(from

a.

srfcsprfo^

s.

(a.

Believing, giving

J^.\)

Rei iance, confidence,

dependence upon.
a.

a.

(from a. jUi^I) Believing, depend-

corrupted, spoiled, worn out, impaired.

2.

(/.)

R.

5.

(m. patronymic of

Krishna.

epithet of

Yadu).

2.

TTT^T^ s.

(.)

(ra.)

An

(-^

*Tt"^a.
the

manner

^t^ftk^

(mfn. TTts3+TTta) Old, decayed,

(~\m.

recollection.

U R"

pr.)

1.

An

The descendant of

(Lit.

Stock of

n.

cattle.

aquatic or amphibious animal.

mfn. from pron.

XT^ + R. 1^%

Wilkins' Gr. 819) Such as, like which, in

ing or relying upon.

TTt3*riH

jb) Remembrance,

16.
^ltl/l <l

m)

(p.

The ocean.

xn.

credit or faith.

^11

+ ^)

1.

goer, a tra-

husband's brother's wife.

Intercourse,

a going and coming.

(mfn. from R.

1.

goer, a traveller.

a.

TTflffl

(mfn. from

Tt^T

s.

of
(w.

R. TT1

^t^j

+ 3FT)
;

or proceeding, the

a. (mfn.).

^"5^1 +

^) Vo-

*TtW.

see
1.

The

act of going

march of an army.

2.

any means of conveyance, a horse, a

carriage, a palkee, &c.

Ti^mS;
t\)

Also *rt*]

of.

luntary, spontaneous.

vehicle,

s.

(w.) Righteousness, genuineness, truth

Torment, agony,

(a.^Ic*c|) Faith, trust, belief, reliance.

^Tt3

(jf.)

Also

^TH^s.

^TtoTi

veller.

"^T

414) Gone, departed.

p.

TTfals.

^1

Just, righteous, true, genuine, real.

wand.
a.

(mfn. from TT^I

a.

s.

or person

(n.

from

TTfr+R.

by whom a

vehicle

is

An

drawn.

animal

2347

2348

k<P

ll<3

<l

Drawing

a.

Also

or carrying a vehicle.

a.

WJ)

from R.

(mfn.

/.)

TTftTjU

(n.

s.

UtT+^U)

carriage, the pole or part

The

forepart of a

where the yoke is

fixed.

(mfn. from the caus. of R. TTl ) Causing

to go or pass away, spending.

Until
riage.

3.

That, in order that.

TTfrfiW

a.

(mfn.

from the caus. of R. TTl)

sion.

2.

^Ttc1 #tu a. (mfn. fut. part. p. of the caus. of

^Tt^T

go away;

ejected, expelled;

(from the caus. of R. TT1 ) To cause

to go or pass away, to expel, to eject

to

spend

time.

(mfn. fut. part. p. of the caus. of R.

TFl) Proper to be ejected or expelled;

contemptible

s.

secret,

dormant

to

TtPfr +TTlrr)

be spent

a palan-

litter,

quin.

<Tt^^

s.

TO)

(m. from

Awnless barley.

3.

1.

Half

Forced

pulse (Dolichos biflorus).

6.

Kashmir.

5.

barley.

ripe
4.

rice.

of kidney bean (Phaseolus).

said to be peculiar to

long as

life,

ad.

much
to

Sans,

kind of pulse

7.

Lac. Wilson.

(from pron.

is

as long as

nom.m.

As
to

which

it

may sometimes be

is

~^\f-<^\,

any;" e.g.

In comp.

Whatever,

rendered by

TTl^FT

Any

property whatever;

The wealth of any

relative

whosoever.
s.

(m. from R.

tp^j

1.

The

fourth part of a

day or night, a watch of three hours.

3. Cessation,

*Tt*I?Xrfa

s.

2.

For-

an end, a termination.

(m. TTfaT+ (XTfa)

A clock,

a drum

or plate of metal struck to indicate the hours.

Mohun P.

gem, the cornelian.

p. 71.

^TWS

s.

(corrupt,

of vjfrTfT)

Mohun P.

daughter's

p. 11.

As

v5tml^)

A daughter's

husband.
1.

As

(the relative,

the correlative).

What

(Lit.

the correlative.

m. from

H*v)

Incense.

Wilkins' Gr. 909)

much, as many, as long, as far : the relative,

A sort

kind of

^S+^ft^)

All, entire, the

TOrT)

for life, during life.

as, as far as,

which

until

(from

ad. Sans,

p.

-3^ from pron. TT^

husband.

Stft^fa

Colebr. Alg.

see

(gerund of SJ'ftw) The going.

bearance.

Wi. (m. from TO?) Lac, the red animal dye.

2.

(m. from

^Tl<t \*{^pron.

STftl
(n.

as.

srfeTrr

low,

(as time).

^TTrt'T

^it^^ + ^t^^) As
On the use of this ex-

arithmetic,

Also

s.

n.

n.

vile,

20.

i.

<il<l'k1v a. (from pron.

spent (as time).

a.

is

the ordinal of

139, 228.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of R.

v. a.

That which

comes from the country of the Yavanas.}

R. TTi) Fit to be expelled, ejected, or spent.

to

many

as, as

whole.

Caused

Manu

pron. (mfn.

much

&c

a place.

a.

as,

The

1.

away ejection, expulThe spending of time ; the abiding at

causing to go or pass

much

ITt^^

the particle

pression in
(n.

Ut^^ +$PV)

as far as, or as

a.

trt^fr"*.

(the time of) mar-

2. Till,

sometimes used like a preposition,

e. g.

XTtfST

hi

(f

from R.

tuous woman.

3.

TO

) r!

Night.

sister.

Also

2.

vir-

and

2349

*Ttfte

(mfn.

a.

2350

ITW + t^)

Relating to the

watches of the day or night.

iftfWf

(/. from

s.

"TO)

from

n.

To

2.

blame, to
join, to

Night.
n. pr.)

Antimony, or

s.

lyrium.
s.

(mfn. from TT^I + Tr)

Yam a.

taining to

Relating or per-

1.

Yama

(over which

JTtCU)

is

A meridian

TTlrr^^

list,

plant, yellow jasmine.

sort of jasmine

Sabda

Mohun P.

line.

p. 137.

s.

(m.)

per-

(from R.

v. a.

^T<

s.

(mfn. from R. TTl

(from R. iJ^?)

+ ^[

Wilkins' Gr.

Gr.

418)

p.

with.

mfn.

comp.

in

tie,

1.

A balance,

a pair of scales.

a habit.

art,

Carey.

^^pPT^ a.

e. g.

bound, from

e. tied,

i.

Adapted

2.

Possessed

3.

of,

to,

en-

Used

(mfn) Possessed of

<I^n

s.

(.)

A tie,

*^ a. (mfn.) Possessed of piety,

pious, from

e.

(/.) Piety, devotion,

a.

e. g.

RlH^wi/Vi.) Moving perpetually, from^sSsS

ad. Sans. Ever, perpetually,

+TTfil r

tf<$
i,

^0$<

warrior

armed with

a club.
s.

Ben.

(m.)

A plant

a.

Who.

mosa

an honorific sense.)

TT3l^) Desirous of performing a sacrifice.

Jesus Christ.

i^J^j)

2.

A Jew. Mohun P.

custom.

6.

1.

To mix,

to join, to blend.

(/. from

s.

R.

4.
5.

"5^ +

Mo-

Addition.

^) A

"5^+ ft)

An

1.

plant (Mi-

Juncture, union.

fitness.

3.

Usage,

contrivance, an advice, counsel,

inference, a deduction, a

argument, reasoning

The supplying of an

^fSFT^a.
ii. (

q^ + ^'cl)

(ji.

Adjustment, propriety,

stration,

p. 162.

Root,

Also <^3pis^<

p. 125.

(/.

policy.

a.

s.

octandra).

s.

(mfn. from the desiderative form of R.

(from

p. 121

Hort.

TJS^Ti

pron. Beng. (corrupt, of pron. TT^-i)

in

TJ^^i
hun P.

(Hedysarum Alhagi).

p. 56.

(Always

+ ^li$>4 ) A compound letter.

s. (

Mohun P.

(m. from

*4

Wilkins' Gr. p. 542-

Going,

from R. TTl)

used in comp.

to take

Devoted or attached.

4.

moving

To measure,

United, joined.

1.

(-ftr^

ill.

proper, right, just.

fit,

+ "*Tv5> ofs
a

9s3* a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R. i4s5Uf \3 Wilkins'

466) Moving indirectly or crookedly.

TTtlft

TK

TSj An

(from R.

s.

dowed

former of frequent sacrifices.

p.

(Jasminum auriculatum).

dimensions.

^3?^

a catalogue.

of worshipping repeatedly,

a.

S. p. 483.

S. p. 32.

TJ< indecl. Sans. Badly,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 466) In the habit

TltTrte:

Sabda

(In

(mfn. from the reiterative form of R.

a.

or

the ruler).

134^3 *. (m.?ITto+&33" + ^3)

astronomy)

^511

Southern.

2.

(femin. of TllTO) The south quarter

s.

unite, to

sometimes with

*rftt3
*TP37l

together

tie

Ifo) To

ix.

revile,

censure, to

T prefixed.

rather the sulphuret of antimony used as a col-

a.

To

separate.

(mfn.

demon-

a specification.

ellipsis.

HfSF + TT^) Connected

fitness or reason, proper, reasonable.

with

TT3T

2351

Root,

TT^I

Tljl

s.

An

IRQ

2.

Treta,

Dwapara, and Kali.

yoke.

5.

An

3.

vm.

As. Res.

mical cycle.

a couple, a

pair,

of the world, as the Krita,

ao-e

brace.

490.

measure of four

(governing a noun in the in-

To be

be

for or suited to

fit

To apply

s.

4.

(m.)

with srfe

To

(vn.)

prefixed,
to

utter,

to, to

worship

to adhibit
s, (

TpTj

The

Tft^R

a carriage.

^Tt*N

from TF\

{inn.
2.

religion or du-

age of the world.

ties peculiar to a particular

s.

+ *N")

1.

The

The name of a mountain.

ad. Sans, (from

^1+^)

with

To

TfltPp

from^1+^) The mountain-

^IJfoj

command
;

with

with

(from R. TT*L) To

v. a.

or

1^ + 3

To

join, to

ft

"^T

to do,

4J^) Being

2.

young ox

LA
An

(Beng?)

(m/w. ^fl

a couple, a

assistant, a helpmate.

+ 3TtTp)

or age of the world.

pair,

The

son or place, to be provided, to be supplied.

To become

As. Res.

*yuga

of

ill.

256, 272,

or refreshed,

*[R5

s.

gratified.

noun of *J\il^(\S)

(v.

s.

a.

be refreshed

cool, to

be glad or

or comforted, to

^Jv5t*r

first

fight.

(from R. "5^?) To come to a per-

v. n.

from R.

(n.

a.

to

to cast, to discharge

(mfn. pres. part. p. R.

a.

Also

in training.

brace.

To apply,
command

unite.

At once,

s.

To be devoted

with f*T (vn. and x.)

disunite, to separate

v. n.

united or joined.

(m.

er

(vn.)

with

To throw,

ebony (Bauhinia variegata).

speak; with

to;

+ ^5l1 To

;j

to direct, to arrange, to

to perform

pole of

suddenly.

Ms

To be devoted

(iv.)

The pin of a

yoke.

TJ^t^T^

any thing.

astrono-

cubits.

(ro.

To

(with the dative case)

to devote one's self to

to,

unite, to join;

^Ttet*^

united or endowed with,

to be possessed of ; (with the locative case)

on any subject

strumental case)

except, to abandon.

from R.

(n.

a nasal,

(with the insertion of

i.

To

TXji |\?)

2352

becoming cool

Cooled, refreshed, comforted.

(from C3lt>5)

pair,

a couple.

280, 289.

To

v. a.
s.

from R.

(n.

pair, a couple,

brace.
a.

+TT Joins' GV.

animal yoked.

fit

2.

for the

(n.)

899) Be-

yoke.

s.

1. (z.)

vehicle,

a con-

^Cta^ Root,

i.

(TTOC^fj) To be

Root,

To unite,
To

(from

s.

^GS +

i.

"5^ Root,

i.

({tffcOTf^)

x.

to bind or tie together,

unite, to join, to mix.

See"^
a.

(CTltSft) and

iv.

vn.
(

( ^4*1

C35 )

^3W?3) To

confine or restrain the mind, to fix the thoughts

fctfr)

variety

of rice.

inattentive, to

neglect, to mistake, to err.

commence.

to

supplied with, to be overspread.

(OTf\3U3) To

M^-i indecl. Sans. Badly,

veyance.

To be

qt^Tt^H
(m>.

longing to a yoke,

An

v. n.

join, to unite;

ill.

shine.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 542.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^X + ^) Connected

with, joined with, in contact or connection with:

used in comp.

e. g.

*-fl^J

a.

(mfn.^ Possessed

of good fortune or glory, from *-H

fortune, glory,

-f^\3

s.

(/.)

Good

TO

2353
^Jsjl s.

(h. by>-)
(/. R.

Gr.

p.

flock, a herd, a

mul-

excellent, healthy,

strong.

age of puberty,

(m.)

the

Wilkins'
s.

(w.)

Battle, conflict, combat, war.

Mohun P.
Mohun P.

TO V^Ti

^ft^l

^T^-v^a.

iv.

T^ + ^T)

prefixed to

from R.

(/

The

field

of battle.

cessation

^CTffr

*^ + ^f^l)

De-

To wage war,

Root,
a.

"5^) War,

battle,

conflict,

the eldest of the five

To

one from sixteen to

s.

(.

also

TO*T

confuse, to perplex.

Young,

thirty.

TR^+3")

(m. from

TTf^Fl )

(corrupt, of

s.

(from

s.

|t+^?)

(m.)

s.

adult.

plant (Jasminum

plant (Justicia

louse:

also

I&j

(/.).

pair of scales.

s. (/. from R.
Wilkins' Gr. % 831)
union, a junction, a mixture; addition.

from

2.

r. JT)

multitude, a flock,

A
a

TO^Pl

TO +

(m.

s.

^)

*Rl?rf3

large elephant,

also

(w.) and

(m.).

young woman,

Also *J<f3 (/.).

Youth,

1.

the leader of a wild herd

youthfulness

^Ha

arf.

'ff&1
Ben.

TO^L+TTM )

The

"^P)

heir

apparent of a king, a young prince associated

s-

Saws.

s. (jr.

minum

SeeWt.
s.

TjW^+^T) Yours, thine.

^OT+^t5>) (In grammar)

herd.

(/.).

OTSTte

TO

TO.

t^t) A young woman.

*P^)

p.

(mfn.

ITf\3

Mahdbharata.

{femin. of TT^*^)

TOJ

^tWfl.

the locat. case

iv.

(from

See Wilkins' Gr.

to fight,

it.

princes in the

from

(/.

war.

nasuta).

The name of

i'.

make

auriculatum).

Sometimes with

(m. from

s.

to fight or

The second person.

(Beng.^)

Pandava
tffft

a.

TjWtlTO

contest.
<JT*IT

war.

116.

p. 150.

(/*J%tv5)

to slay, to contend.
or

make

(mfn. from the desiderative form of

R. ^T^) Desirous

sirous of war.

TT^Root,

The time of

Armour, ammunition.

(-f$^m/.

a.

at

from the desiderative form of R.

desire to fight or

pron. Sans. Thou.

Mohun P.

of arms.

<^+^t^T)

(m. for

s. ( f.

p. 149.

(. ?

s.

Arrived at the

2.

young man, (one

military art.

p. 149.

(^+^^1)

s.

Iiy^T

TT^ + f^Ti) The

Young; good,

puberty.

*)

(/.

s.

1.

age, or from sixteen to seventy).

virile

ipWt^ s

420) Fought with, encountered,

s.

from R. IT)

addition.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

*J%* a.

*{*{^mfn.

a. (

Summation,

Wk) A

TO

Also

titude.

boot, a shoe.

^+f^)

(corrupt, of

s.

2354

from

In herds or flocks.

"jfcl ?)

auriculatum).

sort of

Also

Hort.

(/)

p. 3.

(mra.)

sacrificial post or pillar, to

the victim about to be immolated

to the throne.

jasmine (Jas-

is

which

bound.

wooden

ring at

01^

2355

Olfr

others an iron ring at

^PflSj

Wilson.

base.

WvS&l) The top of

(m.

s.

its

OTl

a sacrificial

s.

2.

(from R. IT)

pus anceps).

A species

of club-rush (Scir-

Root,

wound,

^1

A stock,

1.

warp while

C^TT^I

(from R.

s.

in the

for, as.

a capital.

in the threads

loom.

Measure, dimensions.

*^s|t ?)

Carey.

(;Wf^

i.

To

hurt, to injure, to

to kill.

(from R. *^^L) To measure, to

ascertain dimensions.

0TT^1

Pease-soup, pease-porridge

(inn.)

s.

Because,

The rods which a weaver puts

v. a.

TT^

C^)

CIT^X)

(corrupt, of

s.

of his

pillar or post.

(TT+

ad. (from

the top of a sacrificial post, or according to

2356

water

who

(-3>

s.

^Lt^) A person

m. from R.

joins or unites things.

which pulse has been boiled.

in

OTf^
pron. (corrupt, of
whatever, that

(Wft

which, what,

ad. (C^T

+ ^ft) From

time,

ever.

the

tie

G^l

s.

3^1)

(p5 + ^\Tr\ from

when. Also C^^li

(m. from R.

TO)

1.

Union, conjunc-

is

or-

3^)

At which

a meeting, an associa-

Colebr. Alg. p. 5.

tion; addition (in arithmetic).

The concentration of

ligious

the mental powers, re-

and abstract meditation

the fixing of

the mind on one object exclusively. See Trans.

R.A.S.

pron. (corrupt, of

^Vf^R

Also CSTt^S; and

WWfa Whoever.

^)

What-

(from CCT + ^ttrT) Where, whither.

i.

570, 571.

3.

The yoga system

philosophy, the doctrine of Patanjali.

4.

of

The

union or concentration of the Divine Essence, as

contrasted with

manifestation

its

individual and separate existence.

Also C*T3fl

pi *9

fsS )

5.

in

lucky

conjuncture,

By

tie; especially

of the yoke of a plough.

tion, mixture, contact

Whatever

2.

ad.

C^tFT ad.
C*4."1

^Uf.vF) A

from R.

(n.

which time.

dered, as you please.

(Wfc^

s.

saying.

^SlKFl ad. (01 +

C^T

Who,

TT^>>)

ad. Sans, (the instrum. case of pron.

which, by means of which, so that, because.

CTPTW ad. (d+W) Until, whilst, during.

propriety,

fitness.

the putting on of armour.

(In astronomy)
cle

7.

Armour;

6.

The twenty-seventh

measured on the plane of the

remedy.

8.

part of a cir-

ecliptic

also

a division of the moon's path, corresponding to

(OT + SI^) As,

ad.

manner

Also

as.

CWTU3*FT

ad.

TO

like, like as, in the

(CWT+ COTT)

Of

kind, of the same description, in the

ner as, just as before.

Also

the same

same man-

OI 5I*[U33I*Tl

FTp1T3SR

OWl

a.

(C^r+OT) Whoever, whosoever.

+ ^Pl) Of the same kind or de-

(C^T

ad. Like as, as

scription as.

CXT^Root,

i.

(COTU3) To

to endeavour.

also

resolve, to persevere,

s.

(n.

OTpI + CS?^)

and conservatory

acts.

Inherit, p. 274.

2.

tribution

pron.

See As. Res.

the twenty-eight nakshatras.

ix.

365, 366.

among

custody of goods.

Goods not

coheirs.

1.

Sacrificial

Law

See Colebr.

3.

liable

The

of

to dis-

transport or

Manu vm. 230. 4. A charge

Manu vn. 127.

for securing goods.

l&teJWi-l
star of

s.

(/.

GlT^+^tTi) The

principal

each nakshatra or constellation

moon's path.

As. Res.

ix.

365.

in the

(TO

niffl

2357

CHWGtel

s.

011^+1^1)

(f.

admits of the

and

exercise of the powers

full

faculties of the

Sleep which

mind, supposed to be peculiar

C^rW^

CirM+SrfcFT) The

(n.

s.

meditation.

femin. of

C^l*Hlk<M

s.

CUtl+^tR^i)

(f.

Magical

(TTfrfi.

(-PTH

s.

OTM+t^) A devotee,

m.

shoes which carry the wearer wherever he wishes.

man engaged

a contemplative saint, a
CHi?t

(mfn.

a.

+ 3t3)

Obtained

through deep or abstract meditation.

strength derived from continued abstract medi-

(TTt5t^lf%

(mA

s.

from

OTT^

+^f^)

The

of a celebrated composition on the veddnta

form of instructions from the

in the

system,

sage Vasisht'ha to his pupil

Rama.

As. Res.

353.

devout performance

in the

and ceremonies, and hence

acts

(m. from

(Htft^+^T) A chief

of contemplative saints

C^Ttr^l ad. (locat. case of

of, at

the

-p.

LUPJ ) On

commencement of,

COTl

^T)

from R.

+ TTg) The
5

(n.

s.

doctrine of

deep and abstract meditation on the Divine

also the

title

of a treatise on the yoga

(mfn.

a.

OHl +

profound abstraction.
v.

(from

a.

Perfected by

Trans.

R.A.S.

OH^l) To

s.

(m.

furnish,

The

nation of a particular sect

of
i.

Buddha.

among

Trans. R.A.S.

i.

to

C^TtTfr

(^11^3

terials for a bricklayer or

a.

(mfn. HTt^l

^5\ (f.) or

riddhi.

C^Tt^3l

s.

comp.

s.

work,

Work,

(n.)

^ (re.)

active,

action,

drug commonly

'called

Fitness, ability,

a.

TO) A bivalve

(from R.

bringing together,

\3l

shell.

(mfn. from R. 5F3t) Uniting, joining,

reconciling.

reconciler,

'3" (n.)
(/.) or

conciler or

The

s.

(m.)

match-maker.

business of a re-

match-maker.

the followers

558.

As. Res.

The supply of ma-

other workman. Carey.

+3lt^U) Engaged in

profound and abstract meditation.

(n.)

s.

s.

(n.

junction.

C^T^ftes. (from

a. (mfn.') Fit for

from ^^^iH^

practical,

desig-

344.

C*lffi3t

<t*^JtM \$p

peace-maker,

OTF1

Fit, proper, capable,

able, worthy, suitable, adapted to: used in

1.552.

provide, to administer, to supply.

CTWStT

CflW

appropriateness.

system of philosophy by Patanjali.

C^t^TpTf

conjointly, through,

Lead.

e. g.

meaning.

in a particular sense or

Essence

the junction

of.

C^TT^t) a. (mfn.

171.

(mfn.

a.

OTKTg

Yajnawalkya.

numbers by the sums of the products.

Colebr. Alg.

Used

applied as an

often

epithet to the ancient legislator

The com-

(^t^RTE"

vulg. a magician, a conjurer.

by means

position of

in pro-

supposed to have acquired supernatural powers

CtriTO^ s.

tation.

i.

found meditation or
of religious

power or

title

proper

posture or position for profound and abstract

to devotees.

ttTOtS

2358

2.

from R.

TK^)

1.

Joining, union,

measure of distance equal to

four krvsas, which, at eight thousand cubits or

four thousand yards to the krosa or kos, will

be exactly nine miles

other computations

make

the yojana only about five miles, or even no

more than
7

L 2

four miles

and a

half.

Wilson.

2359

2360

CTO^Sl
who

s.

(-3

to.

OTt^+^)

One

prepares or contrives a thing.

C^IkSFTI

s.

(/.

from R.

adding things together

any purpose

for

terials

OTt^FPfft (/.).

Also

The

uniting or

the furnishing of

ma-

a combination of

(mfn. fut. part. p. R,

^plj

IRQ

C^rtfe

TO

One

of

caus.

of a pair, a match.

broker, a factor, an

agent, a negotiator, a match-maker.

s.

of

money

CTTttl
s.

v. a.

(from

a.

The

(from

OTtflh^)

suit of clothes.

^1x513^3)

2.

connect, to

United, connected,

^5^) To

join,

to ce-

up room or space.

rhyme.

in

CUt^F)

(corrupt, of

s.

1.

tie to fasten

the yoke of a plough to the neck of the cattle

(C^ +

tHfcjjd-l^

j\S) Holding a farm.

p.

farmer.

OTtel

s.

(from

s.

B$s3)

A farm, ploughed land.

1.

weir for catching

v. a.

2.

A farm.

2.

C^^T

matching, a pairing, a yoking together.

couple, a pair.

OTTf^K?) To

(from R.

to take

furnishing

Matched, paired.

ad. (from R. iK5Lj In a rhyming

2.

or materials for any purpose.

1.

cemented, grafted, embroidered.

s.

^[^) A

(from

also

See CTfv?.
(from R.

a.

manner,

Mixed, joined, united.

(from R.

s.

0ltf33

0Tt3
(mfn. pret. part. p. of the

3.

(from

v. a.

Fit

Also

(mfn.).
a.

^3^)

unite, to affix, to join, to graft a tree.

ment

to be united, joined, or reconciled.

R.

C*Tt3t^U3

cir-

cumstances.
a.

(from R.

s.

Union, connexion.

Bengal madder (Rubia Manjit'h).

nrtvjl

Caret/.

fish.

(from R. IT) To yoke.

(m. from R. tj)

1.

Measure

in general.

cleanser, a purifier.

s. (n. R.
+ Wilkins' Gr. 799). 1. A
cord used for fastening the yoke on the neck of

Olfar
1

CQTtft'T

(v.

s.

or pairing
a.

noun of C^ll^tt

^)

matching

the yoking of animals to a carriage.

the ox.

C*rflrcif&

s.

(from ctrtffcrs)

mutual or

stock, a capital, wealth,

substance.

Wfcp^

Yoked.

(^Beng.~)

2.

a.

(CirtSr+3lW)

capital or stock.

reciprocal yoking together or matching.

v. a.

pair, to

(from R.

To match,

1.

pair, a couple.

of a pair, a match,

match, to

v. a.

pair, to unite, to cohabit.

to

2.

To

<?f^"U3

Cartel s . (m.

from R.

T$LJ A

warrior, a combat-

tant, a soldier.

C^1^Tto
<F)

Mutual

s.

(ml

OrfH+*FTfa

defiance, challenging,

from R.

or braving

each other.

To join.
v.

uniting,

warrior,

combattant, a soldier.

yoke, to connect, to mix, to incorporate.

(from R. i^SjQ

One

T5

Possessed of

noun of C*rtf55E3)

a commencing, a being

nished with.

joining or

Cl1$ft

a.

(-1%\mfn.

making war.

s.

(m.)

from R.

Fighting,

warrior.

fitted or fur-

OTtpT

s.

(mf.

from R.

\)

1.

The

vulva, the

2362

2361

womb.

The place from which a thing

2.

nates, a source, a spring, a fountain

used as the

" Arising

frequently

it

of

from, sprung from, " e.g.

ptf^urtpT

(mfn.) Sprung from a mountain, having a

a.

mountain

source

for its

and sometimes by

from

Wilkins' Gr. % 984) 1.

Youth, youthfulness, the age or state of pu-

C<i]4*i

compound adjecmay be rendered sometimes by

last

when

tives,

member

origi-

(n.

s.

berty.

An

2.

a.

young

assemblage of young women.

ofr^r+^)

(mfn.

arrived at the age of puberty.

c^th*51

,.

nrm+^Fr^l)

(/.

a.

IJS&Uttlft

birth to, producing," e. g.

(mfn.) Causing or producing pain, becoming

womb

a source or

Also CM

of pain.

H\

C^T^

s.

(n.

The

age of puberty.

state of youthfulness, the

" Giving

Youthful,

from IT3TF3i + Tr) The

office

of a prince associated with his father in the

(/).

government of the kingdom.

CTH"Pr^

(OTtPr+^) A lecher.

s.

OTrf^ra a. (mfn. C^tf^ + ^i) Produced from

the womb, viviparous.
Young, strong.
C*-l!<lH^a. (p.
,J\y>-)

CSfcftSN
(Tltft:^

(from R.

s.

R. TO,?)

(/. from

s.

TO

FTfal and CTfa3l

yoke.

woman.

Also

(/.).
<T

CtH

u\4<*j Lac.

(corrupt, of

s.

a.

Founded on

(mfn. from

reasoning, logical.
1^1

+ ^ <P)

(In grammar)

Derivative in form and meaning

^f\5ai

A derivative

which belongs

signification
its

to

it

according to

etymology.

OTM^fa

Kridanta

(n.

KW + ^) Simultaneousness.

ad. Sans, (instrum. case of

C#f-

^|Ip) Simultaneously, instantly.

(n.

marriage.

from R. ^T) Property given at a

See Colebr.

Also

(.).
a.

(mfn. from

s.

(w.

from

young women.

Law

Manu
CUlpi

Manu

or relationship.
(*l1<3\3

pronunciation

it.

^5^1)

2.

of Inherit,

p. 82.

ix. 131.

Relating to affinity

40.
!

Measure

An

Hurtful,

injure, to hurt.

also as a

verbal roots,

in general.

the

suffix

a.

ft:^To
<C occurs

Taddhita

suffix,

and serves
e. g.

from ^Qr*!

serves to form a

<

**lZJ" s. (rn.)

To be

from R.

able.

form

to

^P^JT^T
3!.

s.

(m.)

as an

number of

a.

Unadi

adjectives

roots, e. e.

Quick, speedy, from

cast or throw

a.

from R.

injurious,

Wilkins' Gr. 913.

(mfn.)

t^^

e. g.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 467.

(mfn.') Full of stones,

An

R.

epithet of Indra,

Wilkins' Gr. 874.

In works on prosody, denotes the metrical foot

called

^^tii
assemblage of

of

by means of which adjectives

and substantives from verbal

from R. ^X) Measure in general.

(n.

s.

suffix

are derived from

stone.

(TfOT

the

adjectives from substantives,

"

s.

mfn?)

term, a word retaining that

having

English r in real.
<T

from (U

a. (mfn.

The twenty-seventh consonant of the Hindu

alphabet,

amphimacer or
s.

cretic.

(GMl from R. ^5^?

+ 3FlT&) A

post

placed erect in a pond to measure the depth of

the water.

Carey.

2363

2364

(r. Jfljj)

bench made of masonry

^vS^lt^n

s.

(p. AJljj)

^"3F^1

Also

pass for goods.

(Ti^XlfsJ)

To

1.

taste.

To

2.

^f^s.

^) A

(a.

sort or kind, a

(from a.

a.

^)

Consisting of various

The

419)

or any

Attached

to.

Saffron.

3.

*3$ft$3

3.

(m.)

Red.

leech.

p. 43.
(Lit.

Red

-^tf%3

s.

(in.

^a3>

(m.

Bloodshed; a bleeding.

Plethora, spon-

w. a.

To bleed

v. a.

An

first

Wilson.

eruption of a red colour considered as the

appearance of leprosy.

Hort. Ben.

2.

rff%-

To discharge blood

so

44*41^41

Carey.

3.

A large
:

also

of several

p. 18.

(^ + ^f3^1) A

s.

herb (Basella rubra). Also

Ben.

kind of pot-

^T^^TJEC. Hort.

p. 22.

<^^i

+ ^) The name

accompanied with fever

2.

(Beng.^

(the colour).

cuticle,

climbing shrub (Ventilago Madraspatana)

(.) 1. Blood.

s.

-^f^^3

or

Wilkins'

as to cause abortion or other evils.

^3*3?

and headache, vomiting, purging, &c.

sound.

its

Coloured, tinged, tainted.

1.

(^+^tt?)

and

rectum,

letter

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

or

large red water-lily

Hort. Ben.

^+R. Sft)

(f.

^?f^5s.

2.

p.

The

taneous haemorrhages from the mouth, nose,

(m. <[ + ^t^")

s.

character expressing

Gr.

s.

"WW^lWsi

manner.

sorts or kinds.

a.

(^F + ^frT)

s.

blood-sucker.)

obtain.

<<&\<

^3Ft1

diseased state of the

Carey.

(Nelumbium speciosum).

(.) Speed, velocity.

x.

blood.

^Rpfal
^"^Root,

+ ^SRl ) An inflammatory fever.

s. (

^^

in front of a house.

s.

(f. from

T^ + ^F^)

cucurbita-

ceous plant (Momordica monadelpha).

plants (Pentapetes Phoenicea, Ixora Bandhuca,

?)

The small-pox.

Gomphraena globosa, and a species of waterlily,

Nymphaea

^3^*^*T

^3*3^

rubra).

(^J^^^T)

s.

by
species

(Nymphaea rubra). Hort. Ben.

water-lily

TJF^^t

s.

oleander or

(from

+ ^<<l<)

rose-bay (Nerium odorum,

Hort. Ben.

(?^ + ^?)

^>S0**tt

fire.

*.

(n.

A plant (Sida

p. 50.

An

alteration

Mohun P.

^^
+

C^ + ^rT)

s.

morbid

dis-

charge of blood from the uterus, the lochia.

disease called St.

3"^3XXT

p. 28.
5

T)

1.

Saffron.

Ben.

p. 53.

p. 32.

a.

(mfn. ^"v^ + Sni) Bloody.

2.

Hort.

Another plant (Adenanthera pa-

Hort. Ben.

<^RyA,f
Carey.

The

sanders (Pterocarpus Santolinus).

vonina).

Hp +

var.

p. 31.

Red

3.

Hort. Ben.

rhombifolia).

Mountain-ebony

Anthony's

Carey.

or deterioration of the blood.

(Bauhinia variegata).
s.

^3^tv3TM s

the blood

red

Carey.

rubra).

The stopping

styptics or other means.

of

p. 41

The

(4^+3^)

s.

(mfn.

^F+Gnl^)

Bleeding

a person, letting blood.

I^p$W

s.

(n.

bleeding or letting blood.

The

act of

2366

^fSF

2365

aSF^gfrT

s.

Hort. Ben.

thera pavonina).

^S *!*^
5

(Amaranthus Gangeticus).

grain troy

silk-cotton

See Colebr. Alg.

son.

from^ + ^Jl) A red lotus

T$ +

(m.

s.

use

it

s.

TOFtVH

s.

(n.

Wil-

+ t 5^)

^F+.SVjH)

Redness.

The

red lotus

rubra).

Also

rubra).

^WW'NfBi,

common

in

p. 2.

Hort. Ben.

(Nymphsea

(Nymphaea

the artificial ratti or raktika should

averages nearly two grains and a quarter.

The

ft>*U
(m.

seed used as

Its

p. 67.

p. 50.

<3*J1^J^s.

2.

weighs about one and five-sixteenths

it

be double that weight, but

Hort. Ben.

(Bombax heptaphyllum).

tree

(Abrus precatorius).
weight:

sort of potherb

(^ + f*f^fT)

s.

(Ad enan-

p. 32.

(^S' + 'Tl^) A

s.

AWrf?J^l

plant

^T^Pf^

[n.

s.

T + &>F\)

Indurated ochre

red
or clay iron-stone.

lotus.

s.

^^Root,

I.

(<tt^fe)

1.

To guard,

to pre-

beauserve, to keep, to protect.

2.

To

rule over,

to

flowering shrub (Hibiscus Phceniceus, var.

tiful

Sometimes with

govern.

Carey.

rubra).

fixed to

^PtJ fa

(m.^F + ^fe) A

s.

Slfe

*tfk

or

pre-

it.

hemorrhage.
See

<ESF1

of

(femin.

s.

<sT\5')

(Abrus precatorius).

2.

The yMnja plant

1.

Zac.

The female personification of a partimode in Hindu music. As. Res. ix. 430.

der.

4.

cular

a.

QtiftfOlflf)

(ot/ii.

blood, bloody.

3^3$

(ro/n.

a.

bloody

(m.1

s.

s.

(m.)

Red-

for

+ 3Tf\3Tte") The

a. (mfn.

R.

comp.

assem-

spirits.

^5P + 3I^)

ing, protecting: used in

An

Guarding, keepe.

(mfn.} Protecting or guarding (his) subjects,

from

s.

(w.)

<Ft

protector, a guard, a keeper.

R.

(n.

s.

3
(/.) People, subjects, ^-^HEf^

^55 +

3I ;T) The act of guarding,

keeping, or protecting.

p. 26.

+ ^F^"^) Wearing a

a (mfn.

garment,

Mohun P.

flux.

^td?^

a.

+ 3153?

^^T + ^^l)

from

blage of goblins or malignant

s.

eyed, blood-shot.

^tfOTtT

Smeared with

(n.

s.

Bengal mad-

3.

red

S$'flil

a.

+ Spf^

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

Deserving to be guarded, kept, or protected

devotee.

defensible.

<&\*l

(m.1

s.

^3>+3Pl)

adjective of colour.

<i5J

yam
Tf?

(from

s.

(In grammar)

+ 3n*J) A

ment.
torius.

[&<Pl

(f.
2.

R.

The

+ fe)

(/.

classes

Affection, attach-

dants on

^^)

Rahshas, an

distinguishable

one sort of Rakshas

celestial nature,

and

Kuvera

is

is

evil

three

into

of a demi-

ranked with the atten-

another corresponds to a

goblin, imp, or ogre, haunting cemeteries, ani-

red variety of the

Abrus preca-

Colebr. Alg. p. 2.
st.

from R.

apparently

spirit,

red species of

Carey.
1.

(n.

s.

Yates' Gr. p. 421.

(Dioscorea purpurea).
s.

An

from

mating dead bodies, disturbing

ensnaring and devouring

^)

1.

plant

third

sacrifices,

human

beings

and
the

kind approaches more to the Titan or

2367

2368
and powerful enemy of the gods. Wil-

relentless

Manu

son.

^Wl

s.

comp.

(THWl

e. g.

Pre servation, pro-

escape

defence,

security,

s.

The

(/.)

from

feeding of kine,

To

C*t1

s.

used

in

protecting or

(/.)

cow,

Also,

taste.

(m.

s.

the insertion of a

shine -

^^?)

The name of

An

^J + ^^trT)

The descendant

(Lit.

preserver,

(mfn. pret. fart. p. R.

a.

^3* + ^\3)

Preserved, guarded, protected, kept, saved.

Tfe33>

See

a. (mfn.)
(

^ m.

^!<p

R. C55 + ^)

s.

protector, a

from R.

guard.

epic

425, seqq.

x.

of deer (the spotted Axis).

sort

Paint, colour, dye.

1.

2.

Dancing, singing, acting

for

dramatic exhibition.

mirth.

3.

stage

A field of battle.

4.

(Beng.) -ff[U3 or

(n.) Tin.

5.

v. a.

paint, to dye, to colour.

^f^f

from R. ^T5cP) Defence, protection,

(?.

As. Res.

m. from R. -<t^)

To

An armed

<P"J)

(m.)

s.

^"fe for Tf^pT

(m.

The name of a celebrated

2.

Rapoem

race of

Wilson.

keeper, a defender, a saviour.

^T^R'^T s

ghu.

ascribed to Kalidasa.

a protector.

of

epithet

Raghu.)

of

The

the

Rama.

grandfather of

-<*^l*tm
Rama.

To

from R.

(m.

s.

(with

x.

"^1^"^)

nasal,

^55

from R.

(/.

tection,

in. 196.

Also

C^T + ^')

a.

^3>t^

and

Dyeing,

^^1^3?

s.

dyer.

preservation.

Being

(mfn. pres. part. p. R.

a.

^H>^

(%$i+W%i

s.

as a

rhyme

to it)

Gaudi-

ness, a glaring colour, a fine colour.

guarded or protected.
(from

a.

Root,

or with the insertion of

i.

To

a nasal,

go, to move.

noun of

v.

Root,
x.

fear.

To

i.

suspect, to doubt, to

(Tf^lrrfsJ) To

taste,

To

insertion of a nasal

<F]^s. (p.

i.

(with the

ing, painting,

^f%3)

H^fa A

act of dye-

beautiful
p. 10.

Lasciviousness, wanton-

(^f + ^T)

^T^t^Ts.
(from

The
2.

ness, hilarity, merriment.

torted.
s.

Glaring, fine,

Hort. Ben.

shrub (Ixora Bandhuca).

Convulsed, dis-

^T^fa

1.

or colouring.

go, to move.

Also <jJJ1

sinew.

^t + U^l)

gaudy, showy.

kettle-drum) The quick

<^4v$*.

p -JJj <>j)

stage, a theatre.

Merriment, sport.

painter, a dyer.

beating of a drum.
v. a.

v. a.

To

rub,

seed with the hand)

pone.

to

rub out

an

to sift

(e. g.

affair

corn or
to post-

Aiso^FTffre.

^XL^ Root,

<1^K3)

i.

To

to

move.

any thing, to paint, to dye

x.

nasal

(TfcHTpS)

to

give a colour

make a

per-

son blush.

^tt3ft^

(with the insertion of a

go,

to

To

(from

2.

s.

(m.

lihood

by

L A

mime, a dancer.
painting, or

(Lit.

Who

by the

painter

gains a live-

stage.)

2370

2369
(from <T^F)

v. a.

To

colour, to dye, to

tinge, to paint.

Also

gay.

<P^I

splendid,

2.

dyeing, painting.

Colouring,

1.

Acting or exhibiting upon

2.

White,

3. Ivory.

s.

(n.) I.

The name

4.

of a mountain, mount Kailasa.

3"3Fft

3>)

necklace.

cr

3fS a. (-fftimfn.
a stage.

(mfn. from R.

a.

Silver.

(from^^T) Gaudy, shewy,

a.

^3F3

R.

(/. from

s.

meric.

The

3.

'Z&ffeR

(m.

s.

Night.

1.

indigo-plant.

4.

Tur-

2.

Lac.

^3pft+3^") The

moon.

3. Passionate, impassioned.

The tuberose
<4fl*l

(from

iff)

Coloured, gaudy.

1.

2.

IvSpft^jU

T^Root,

x.

(<t>ilp3) To make,

work mechanically,

to do,

to

compose a

lite-

prefixed to

it.

to write or

vJ

<0<?

frequently with

Making,

fabri-

cating, composing.

<01

s.

The act of composing,

R.

(/. from

W&)

Arrangement, dispo-

fabrication, composition

sition,

the hair

the array of troops

decoration of

the composition

of a literary work.

< t>^. ^SpffTT )

Proper to be made or arranged.

(from

a.

composed,

|&W)
s.

"

it

predominates in

See 3*1 and

^l^T

e.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

1^5

is

i.

active, urgent,

it is

the cause of

Manu

35.

xiti 32.

l^S^L+^T

Endowed with

R.

(jm.)

Manu

<Ol^l

used in

Composed

A pandit,

(femin. of

s.

^t^FT) A woman during

TOt1l

(m.

s.

(m.)

^FT-fT^)

^3F^.

See

rope, a cord, a string, a

tie.

^Jf Root,
1.

i.

(^SffS) and

To be attached

iv.

(^3pf\?, -Cv?)

to, to cling to.

With

to colour, to tinge.

2.

To

prefixed,

taint,

To be

a
attached to

+ <(*C> J
S

<Ol^)

vi. 77.

<Tfr-|-

a. (mfn.')

g.

(corrupt, of

s.

Foul-

fabricated,

or fabrication

fabricated, arranged

by a pandit, from
scholar,

3.

flux.

C33F^.

(mfn.

a.

sion.

s.

comp.

and

air,

in living beings

Trans. R.A.S.

vice."

of any thing.
a.

The menstrual

2.

a certain period.

Made, done,

The composition

Made, composed,

Dust; the pollen

the inherent natural quality of foulness or pas-

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

1.

ness cr passion, the second of the three gunas

and variable

fabricating, arranging, or disposing.

s.

Evening, night-

or inherent natural qualities, also called G3k5l vil^:

R.TF + 3FT)

(.

p. 24.

front or beginning of night.)

from R. ^"Gf

(n.

s.

^3rtli^l)

The

of a flower.

T^ + ^<P)

(m/n. R.

a.

"f^T

s. (n.

(Lit.

fall.

<Ol 1v

work

rary

Hort. Ben.

(Polyanthes tuberosa).

Passionate, impassioned.

colour

with 31 t% or *T, To

with f<I

To be estranged

taint, to

from, to be

Dust, powder, the

1.

inattentive.

pollen of a flower.

The guna

2.

The menstrual

flux.

3.

or inherent natural quality of passion.

^So See^3P7.

^3f3

dyeing.
s.

s.

^s^T.

s.

(m. from R. Ivjj)

(mfn. R.

a.

(femin. of <s5l<J>)

(m.)

2.
1.

washerman.

stimulus.

washerwoman.

v. a.

"^ + 13^)

1.

Colouring,

Gladdening, pleasing, jovial, merry.

A painter,

a dyer, a colourist.

3. (JBeng.)

touch-hole.

To prime a gun.

2.

::

^f3

2371

(^Tp+^Rl)

s.

The touch-hole of

<wpT

R.

(n.

s.

"^ + 3pT)

ing or of pleasing.

2.

The

1.

act of paint-

Red sandal

or sappan

s.

^
(/.

R.

(/. from

s.

a particular mode

fication of

As. Res.

The female

personi-

Hindu

in

music.

of battle.

field

(n.).
7t

tfH)

kind of trumpet or

war-horn.
(n.

^l+^T^T)

Mixed

or tumul-

tuary combat.

Tt^T^I

s.

(f.

^c1+ 3Tjl)

Military dress or

accoutrement.

ix. 450.

Root,

-^pj+^fll)

^c\+

(n.

s.

TtT^pT s.

wood.

^^*ft

Tt^pl

Also Ti""1

a gun.

2372

^tf^l

To speak.

i.

(from^+'pT

s.

*t1?l)

for

battle-conch, a war-trumpet.

Talk, report, rumour,

(from R.

s.

^3

fame, publicity.

The

month of Mdgha.

in the
s.

fourteenth day of the moon's

v. a.

To

(from

a speech.

speak, to pro-

^31

Uttered, spoken, said.

(n.)

s.

barren tree
(/. from

s.

The

roaring of

Root,

i.

v. a.

run.

(from R.

(T^fe) To

v. a.

To speak,

^3<? (m.).

1.

A widow.

(from^l) A

male

2.

As. Res.

issue.

species

464.

x.

sterile.

widow, a woman.

^f[< Is^s. (^Jt + p. jb) A whoremonger.

^fl^Sfl

(from

s.

^flT^) Whoredom, adul-

tery.

<\S

To cause

1.

also

to say.

speak.

(caus. of

To go

2*

T^)

dies without

^3)

flame.
v. a.

neglects his religious

who

Barren, unproductive,

^fU

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

A man who

1.

also one

of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

a.

claim, to announce.
a.

2.

Tdrachand Ch.

A declaration,

(from

wane

(tn.)

s.

duties

to

Gr.
to,

fast, to run.

(from R. "3"^?) To run, to go

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Wilkins'

420) Delighted or pleased with, devoted

p.

engaged

in,

used in comp.
fast.

occupied by, eager, zealous

e. g.

^pp^^A? a.

(mfn.) De-

voted to benevolence, benevolent, from

3"% Root,
to

i.

(Tffo)

To sound.

1.

2.

To

go,

move.
s.

2. Noise,

^\)

1.

War,

battle, a con-

sound.
Skilled in war.

^n<W

s.

ment of music.
s.

(n.)

Coition,

^Gl+^tk^) A
Also <'1

C^^+^l) A

breaking of ranks.

J^P

in battle.

Kama

3.

5.

name
4.

As. Res.

(Beng. corrupt, of ^fS')

red

see

6.

grain, a small quantity, a

little.

(.).

468.

the deity of love.

seed of the Abrus precatorius used as a weight

military instru-

defeat,

Carey.

Enjoyment, delight,

Coition, copulation.

species of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

^l-f-^BI) Victory

(n.

2.

of the wife of

x.

(m.

s.

s.

1.

pleasure.

?1fHa. (mfn. ^I+^H)

Also TMfU3 (mfn.).
Tt^BI

(m.) Benevolence,

copulation.

(mn. from R.

flict.

s.

rout,

the

Tf^f
tion.

(~*6^n. Tfo + ^SFO CopulaAlso $fif!Hd (/) and ^f^ffr (.).

s.

2374

2373

The female personifimode in Hindu music.

from

(f.

cation of a particular

As. Res.

450.

ix.

the deity of love.

4fsJ<i^

(Lit.

The husband of Rati.)

("^f$+*ff{)

s.

Pleasure, enjoyment,

Virile power.

The

R.

(/. from

s.

seed of the Abrus

precatorius, used as a weight:

from R.

(w.

jewel.

Any

2.

kind

from

s.

<s3<"K 57T

<^l^l

^1

(m.)

s.

woman,

gem, a

i.

e.

s.

(n.)

especially
2.

(Calamus Rotang).

s.

(m.

^5i+^"R)

1.

carpenter.

2.

man

sprung from a Mahishya father and a

caste.

charioteer.

33t$fl

(m.

^SfaW

The

earth.

A mother

contains gems.) 2.

of gems or

Mount

north-pole of the earth.

(Lit.

(m.

s.

#feru, the

Whose table-land

A jewel-mine.

1.

(/.

^l" + ^l< crlt)

string of

made
s.

s.

(n.

^+

^ll^4 c1) An

ornament

of pearls or jewels.
(mf.)

(/. ^"5i

or

timber-tree (Dalbergia

+ TrtTTl)

(from^3i.Uln

The

festival of the

As. Res.

m.

Attending the pro-

I)

cession of Jagannat'ha's car.

^^+^5)
^$ttft (-frrn

Also

Mounted on a

(mfn.

car.

mfn.) or

(mfn.).
(n.

^1 + ^f)

riage; a wheel.

1.

^Sltq

s.

(m.

mus Rotang).

pearls or jewels.

^faf^l

wood

2.

1.

Any

part of a car-

(m.) The ruddy goose (Anas

Casarca).

The ocean.

3^1^^

of

286.

s.

^"
n + 3IT<P< )

procession of Jaganndt'ha's car.

contains jewels.)

1<M

s.

a.

A fence

Ougeinensis).

a.

s.

^1+^)

(m. ^3|+"Ejj

s.

1.

^S'+OT) Made

(mfn.

(/.

iron network round a war-chariot.

Coral.

from^3'+ T^)

(/.

a.

VS*ll^

Qs

carriage in general

coach-maker or wheelwright by profession

jewels.

<4

an excellent woman,

s.

pearl, a

^t^^

e. g.

^" + ^pT)

(m.

s.

A woman, +

(/.)

Whose womb

<s3*4ir

2.

1.

^I^Jl*. (/. from 3^1) An assemblage of cars.

Also ^i^^Jl (/.).

of excellent children.

Addicted to

a war-chariot, or the car of Jagannafha.

mother of the Karana

see

thing precious or excellent in

used in comp.

pearl of a

(Lit.

^f^ + ^Tt^)

Tf^1

Also

(mfn.

a.

fist.

pleasure, lecherous.

33j^t3"

(corrupt, of

its

Kamadeva

wife of

See

the deity of love.

s.

The closed hand, the

2.

sort of cane

sport; coition.

Hsil

thumb.

^Q7fcR

Tfe + TOf ) An epithet of Kama

3~f\Pff3 s. (m.

twenty-one breadths of the thickest part of the

sort of cubit

the elbow to the end of the closed

fist,

equal to

Also

^tq*te*|

sort of cane (Cala(

m .).

Tfes. (m.^+t^) The rider in

Also

measured frfom

car

Tpfr"

s.
;

^f^" ( m
W*J?$rj

(jw.) or

(-"PH.

m.

.).

The

a warrior fighting from a car.

a carriage.

rider

2376

2375

4(^11^1

3^ + 3^3) A

(/. from

s.

species of

As. Res.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

(^lf3) To

i.

429.

x.

The

^\Root,

(from h. (JL-Jj)

seat of a

^i+TT

(mfn.

Wilkins' Gr. 899) Re-

carriage-horse.

2.

(a. ^jj)

s.

A wheel.

(ra.)

make an

deavour, to

(m.)

1.

s.

en-

toil,

Mohun P.

p. 84.

(from h. iJUjj) To labour, to en-

v. a.

a.

to gay.

tell,

Labour,

deavour, exertion. 2. Export.

chariot or carriage.

lating to a chariot or carriage,

speak, to

effort.

The settlement of a

dispute.

^FRoot, (Wft, or with the insertion of a

nasal, T^fsS) 1. To go, to move. 2. To hurt,
i.

(femin. of ^"^P)
2.

T^Root,

i.

cars.

An

1.

assemblage of

road for carnages, a high

street.

to injure, to kill.

tear, to

(TITf3) 1. To divide,
break.
2. To dig, to delve

to split, to

^TFtTfcri

to root.

s . (p. <uli

ten compact

<Pt

(m. from R. ~^.\)

s.

an elephant.
a.
^}J)

2.

refutation

\.

tooth; the tusk of

a rent.

split,

the rescinding of a law

resistance, repulsion,
fute, to rescind
s.

To

v. a.

re-

TIT

1.

tooth.

2.

(n.)

tearing or rending.

TCpT + R. "5^ ) A

^ft s. (-fti^m.

An

TttT^\s.

(a. lJ\j>- 3j)

(a.

J jo

<<

lip.

rejoinder, a re-

To

go, to move.

(a.

s.

s.

from R. ^F)

plete, to accomplish.
kill.

3.

To be

<T^pTs.

(v.

noun

WW
Mohun P.

s.

2.

To

com-

to

finish,

hurt, to injure, to

right or correct.

of^f^sS) The

4.

To

s'

n
( -)

a.

<*j\jj)

a.

pass, a passport.

A kind

tA)J)

(mfn.

of violin, a rebeck.

^ + 31^3)

Called by the

Tfc

(m. from R.

s.

?)

The

sun.

Tf^^T (Tf^+^^K
s.

kitchen.

sun without rain

Tf^tT

s.

A crop ripened by the

a cold-season crop.

(Tp[+3~te)

Carey.

Sunday.

p. 78.

To cook

(from R.

h A

aperture, a vent

hole, a

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

chasm,

food.

Gr.

a fissure,

in the

Hindu

artificial

2.

T^-f^

Wilkins"

420) Begun.

(from

< f<) A

beautiful tree (Dillenia

system
speciosa).

numerals this word stands

for nine (in allusion to the nine apertures of the

body).

p.

an
s.

for the expression of

human

noisy,

voice, invited, called.

a.
v. a.

Sonorous,

cook.

cooking of food.

(T^T+^t^t'R) A

nasal

Usage, custom, fashion,

^J)

(p.
(p.

s.

T3"t3T3

To

insertion of a

the

(with

altercation.
1.

an

Customary, current, vendible.

<< 1<1^

sounding.

3j) Discussion, argument,

<

or writ-

settled

To sound.

i.

(mfn.

a.

Wftl

Also

p. 98.

is

(m. from R. <?) Sound, cry, noise.

s.

^Tt^

elephant.

The document

p. 94.

(^U3)

i.

< <L Root,

*l\3l< i<L^.

Mohun P.

plication.

^^Root,

<<t cl

(m. from

^Ol^ITt^ s.

Mohun P.

award.

to resist, to repell.

(m. from R.

TPFTSS^ls.

<T

(Beng.

3.

fjj)

by which a dispute

fault,

a defect.

Root,
^3Tl

i.

(<<Ol\3) To begin

prefixed to

it.

With

*Tf^"

usually with

To embrace

2377

To be enraged

with *v?

or in a passion.

Also,

To

(with the insertion of a nasal, <T*1K3)

1.

<^)'*1

(m. from R.

s.

2. Joy, delight.

Consideration of causes and

3.

of the past and future.

effects, or

sorrow for something absent or

'^H^ Root,

Speed, velocity.

1.

(<*Us3) To

i.

cease, to repose

enjoy; with ft

<^
<il

Root,

To

with

1% To

with

prefixed,

small branch, a shoot, a sucker,

(m.)

s.

To

1.

blanket.

An

2.

3.

eye-lash.

cease, to repose, to be silent.

vum).

^*fTl

(corrupt, of

s.

Dear, beloved.

1.

See

rein.

Garlic (Allium sati-

Carey.
(from

s.

^FT) A species

of chive or sha-

Carey.

(Allium Ascalonicum).

(mfn. R.

ing, playing.
coition.

3.

epithet of

Amorous

2.

(i.)

dalliance, copulation,
4.

An

the deity of love.

5.

husband, a

Kamadeva

lover.

s.

(/.

woman, a

^)

from R.

Also

mistress.

1.

^TTl,

delightful

(/.).

sort of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

2.

As. Res.

x. 468.

TOffr

(mfn.

a.

(/. from

R.

^+3FflTI)

Pleasing,

331)

(Musa

paradisiaca).

in the paradise of

^|J$^4Ul
on the

R.

s.

third

111.

(/. from

1.

of the goddess

The
2.

plantain or

its

The name of a

Indra.

T^Root,
f$)

1.

1.

ray of light.

To

to relish.

taste,

x.

(^TCT-

To

love, to

sound,
2.

regard.

(m. from R.

s.

Water, any

of any thing.

the juice

especially

marrow.

fluid

2.

The

Passion,

in,

3. Taste, savour, flavour.

mental affection.
the affection of the

As.

tenderness

<T*D a (mfn. fut. part. p. R. ^71 + IT Wilkins'

in

are

usually enumerated,

hasya or mirth

karuna, or

raudra or anger ; vira or heroism

bkaydnaka or

terror; vibhatsa or disgust,

adbhuta or surprize

sidered as the ninth."

Semen

Sentiment

any poetic composition.

or resulting from

" Eight sentiments

5.

4.

mind preponderant

virile.

8.

and

santa or tranquillity, or

vatsalya, parental tenderness,

Gr. 729) Pleasing, agreeable, pleasant.

3.

rein.

touchstone.

283.

2.

CTto) A

(TJTfc) To

sringara or love

31 + ^3fcT) A festival

day of the month Jyaisht'ha.

1.

(corrupt, of

s.

poetry

(f. from

m.)

eye-lash.

pith,

name

eye gem.

cat's

essence or primary substance of any thing, the

Lakshm!.

nymph

An

The

(from

s.

Tf^H s.

3*ir

causing delight, beautiful, charming.

s.

<*jr\[Ttl

<tWl

(Beng.) Memory.

Res.

river.

sort of deer.

lot

fruit

2.

be pleased, to

Wilkins' Gr. 770)

Giving pleasure or delight,
s. (n.) 1. Sport-

s.

s.

desist, to

(n.) Assafoetida.

^Ti

Speed, velocity.

To

2. Pleasing, delightful.

TlTtl

go, to move.

<'H0 ^

The current of a

Wilson.

s.

(mfn. from R.

a.

451.

ix.

(<Vl03) To

i.

(m. from R.

s.

"^p"

As. Res.

sport, to play, to en-

With 3rfe

enjoy, to be delighted

^H

2.

twig.

joy, to feel delight.

a.

The female
mode in Hindu

Night.

Regret,

4.

lost.

1.

personification of a particular

music.

sound.

TOty

(/. from

s.

2378

is

Wilson.
metal.

sometimes con6. Poison.

9.

7.

Quicksilver.

2379

2380

A fluid

10.

of the body, the serum, &c.

Gum-myrrh.

(Beng.^)

v.

a.

2. Well-flavoured, savoury.

of juice.

11.

full

To

Tasteful (said of poetic composition).

extract the juice of a thing, to impoverish.

4^5?
a.

(m. from

s.

2.

Made

Stewed or boiled meat.

liquid,

made

Made

Is

savory,

s.

of liquids.

sweetmeat.

(n.

37T+3?^R)

mate or muriate of mercury.

1.

white subli-

(Beng.) Quick-

2.

Also^T ^H^"

silver.

<^<P 3T

(^"T +

s.

ment and
s.

^T as a rhyme to

it)

Senti-

feeling.

Gum-myrrh.
1.

2.

mineral prepa-

^T.
WNgl (/. from n\fc) The tongue.
^"
T^ (p. j^) Store of grain laid in
s.

s.

(^T + Tt^i) Quicksilver.

(/. from ^T) The earth.

s.

(from

a.

voury,
line.

w. .

or moist

an

1.

Taste, savour,

Sound, noise.

(^TFT+STwS) A

plant (Valis-

Hort. Ben.

p. 71.

^kj ^

s.

^WpF
^Tt^i

(Lit. the

^<Kjt

s.

^PT+^fel)

The tongue.

organ of tasting.)
(/. from

^T + ^V)

"4*1

ilM

A kitchen.

rheumatic affection

in the joints attended with swelling.

^Rt^a. (-3^

mfn.

(n. <Iffl

or puffy.

Stibium, lead-ore

+^3^) The infernal

(from

^f + ^)

s.

^TttU3)

(m.

regions

Purulent matter.

^T + Stf^t^)

s.

(n.

The simula-

^hpft

(from

Mohun P.

p. 140.

<*tl or

3.

Poison.

Alchymy.

^NlOT) An

{mfn A from

a.
.

<%)

The sugar-cane.

2.

The

Mo-

2.

alchymist.

Savoury, juicy,

The mango-tree

(Mangifera Indica).
s. (f.

Juicy,

ft

p. 140.

Carey.
1.

^T + ^UFT)

Elixir vitse of alchymists.

s. (ra.)

^RTfa*. (^T + 3t3) A

wet,

semblance of a feeling or sentiment, a

tion or

hun P.

rasan.
(n.

To make

simulated or disguised affection.

s.

s.

the infernal regions.

3H)

^FTl (/. from R.

) 1. The tongue.
2.
A woman's girdle. 3. A plant, commonly called
^TtTfeTT

^113

(^r + ^KjfT)

s.

for

2.

neria alternifolia).

(cans, of

make tumid

to

5.

s.

Tf*K\5) Wet, moist; juicy, sa<vj} A rope, a halter,

(corrupt, of

s.

especially the lowest of the seven divisions of

flavour; the tasting of a thing.

W^ltft

Juicy, savoury.

1.

used as a collyrium.

grain, provision.

R. "3^1+

(n.

^T+OT)

s.

^ffSjP

5.

<*1<iv5l

Vermilion.

see

army, &c.

a (mfn.

^1 + ^) Acquainted with tastes,

(m/n.

interruption of

Expressive of a certain taste or sentiment

2.

<*ll

especially with the rasas or sentiments of poetry

;J

^fini

Wti

^T + St^)
(n. ^T + St^)

ration used as a stibium.

a.

<*1+^f) An

(m.

s.

the predominant sentiment in a poetic compo-

(as a composition).

(m.

s.

<*l<3^[

sition.

<r
s.

taste, especially of taste or sentiment in poetic

composition.

(^T + ^Tl)

a.

knowledge of

Carey.

Rosacic.
1

<W)

3.

from

sugar and spices.

4^'H)

Curd mixed up with

Tt^

2381

<Pl<?

(mfn.

a.

voury.

T^+t^)

2. Tasteful

(as

Flavoured, sa-

1.

a composition).

"3"

Merriment, joviality, humour,

(n.)

pleasantry, wantonness.

R.

The

"^"^+^3)

^1

s.

rattling of thunder.

1.
1.

s.

puffy or edematous

swell,

to fester

become

to

to be

damp

or

s.

of

<^Tt

ju^) Acknowledgment of

(p.
;

arrival

of

line,

-f

^ft^

(from R.

v. a.

ceive.

'

^jtTTl a. (from ^T) Cooking,

Mohun P. p. 89. Also <^U>1

s.

cook.

Tl
<l

< gri )

used in comp.

a.

e. g.

-^^^3

(Beng.)

remain.

Ti Root,

from

<5^+^\3)

^^)

To

cease, to desist,

to subsist,

to stay, to

stop, to endure.

a halter, a

^"^^ s (from'^T) The cooking of food, cookery.

* (jn.

a ceasing

forsaken, abandoned, des-

to remain, to continue,

rope, a cord.

^^"I

To

iffe

a receipt.

(corrupt,

s.

left,

Death,

(n.)

v. n.

or receiving

remaining

(mfn.} Destitute of death, immortal, from ^HsT

moist.

Tf^TFs.

a pro-

Noise in general.

2.

^^T) To

(from

v. a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Relinquished,
titute

TpTK3

A common saying,

(from <R(.v5)

a.

Gilt, plated,

2.

(Beng^)

2.

verb; a sight, a shew, a diversion; joke, mirth.

or desisting.

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

Rattled, sounded.

an upanishad or sacred mystery

solitude.

3.

3l

Jocose, merry, jovial, humorous, witty.

(/.) or

mystery

2382

s.

i'vi'

(Ttf3)

ii.

To

2.

1.

get, to gain, to re-

give.

(from R.t^")

A word,

(corrupt, of

s.

To

a sound.

A widow

woman.

Garlic (Allium sativum).

< IO< V^s, (^1\5 + p. jb) A

Also ^E*lll<P (m.).

whoremonger, a

lecher.
s.

letter

perquisites

a.

Toll, duty

(p.

(?w/rc.

Root,

from

(^f3)

i.

the postage of a

Mohun P.

fees.

"^T)

p. 93.

<

l\5< Ivil

s.

(^Xufo) To

quit, to relinquish, to leave, to desert, to

aban-

don

Also,

<

s.

i.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

it.

^ft) To

go, to move.

s.

~^^r\^ s

(n.

5.

(TK51 + T ft55) A

(from

a.
for,

leche-

or earned

1.

by cooking,

barren

tree.

Cooking.
s.

1.

2.

Due

cook.

2.

Cooking.

See

(m.)

Whoredom,

(from <T^3) Sterile, barren.

Ttsjt^tte
sometimes with f^T prefixed to

(from <f*R5Wtvl)

rousness, licentiousness.

Savoury, juicy.

and x.

from R.

1.

solitariness, solitude.

2.

Secrecy, privacy,
ad. Sans.

privity,

(from

a.

Cooking,

s.

cook.

Secretly, privately, alone, clandestinely.

s.

(from

(from

Tr +

^T) A

,5

place of

(mfn. from

parsley.

(Apium involucratum).

retirement or retreat.
a.

The Bengal

^CJj

mysterious, clandestine,

s.

v. a.

Private,

(n.) 1.

(from R.

To cook

food.

secret,

secret, a

(a.

e^e,) A

subject, a tenant.

2383

2384
(from A.

^1^1

\^y.J)

(corrupt, of ^1jv5l<^l )

s.

Tf1*!^ s.

Tenantry.

species of mus-

TWt*W^

Carey.

tard (Sinapis ramosa).

The nomin.

case sing,

oft^

(corrupt, of

s.

TJ3Tff^

^f)

(from

s.

R. Ti) Full-moon, the day of

(Tl -h^tf^^ ?) To

reply to

(m. from

s.

<S^>'Ji^.

One

2.

(re.)

<tt^J

1.

demon

see

of the astronomical yogas or

moon's path. As. Res.

divisions of the
3.

Tft

(from R.

1.

from R.

( m.

s.

Mental

2.

2.

of

To keep, to
To lay down,

m.

Colour, hue,

1.

A mode

3.

of music.

(Beng.)

71.

be angry ;

v. a.

TFj~3a. (fromTft)

v. a.

To

To

quaver.

Passionate, angry, irascible.

336.

ix.

tint,

affection, passion, desire, love,

sorrow, &c.

lust, joy,

As. Res.

call.

TtS^T

office

to deposit, to place, to put, to grant.

dye.

v. a.

pay or

the tending of cattle.

v. a.

the full-moon.

Tt^tfJUS

p. 28.

protect, to preserve, to guard.

Leaf-tin, tin-foil.

(/. from

s.

plant (Orni-

Tin.

SeeT^^T.

5.

Hort. Ben.

^rWt^Ts. (fromTW'M) The

q.v.

a keeper

Tl

a clown.

(Tfttt^+SF^) A

s.

trophe serrata).

A tent.

(h.

A protector, a keeper,

(fromTllf*tU3)

a cow-keeper, a shepherd

The name

form of marriage, the violent seizure

and rape of a

girl.

See

Manu m.

of a celebrated Sanskrit treatise on the theory

33.

a.

(mfn.)

As. Res. hi. 66.

of music.

Relating to a demon.
)

A female

demon

Tffi^

T^-^^l)

(n.

s.

The

re-

straining of passion.

see ^Tfcfc^.
a.

(mfn.

even-

Tt 5 + 33^)
*)

Blind with passion

or desire.
ing-twilight.

(Lit.

The hour of demons.)

TT5ttf^3
(/. from

a.

(mfn. ^t*1

passion or desire

dye.

Root,
2.

To

i.

adorn.

competent.

TlftMtft

s.

To be dry

To be sufficient, to be
To impede, to prevent.

3.
4.

(from^rf%3) The

humming

office

Ttftft s.
of a

(femin. of Ttf^T

s.The guarding, protecting, or keeping

a thing.

As. Res.

Tfcft

a.

Ttf%3) To cause

preserve, protect, guard, or keep.

Laid down.

m.

trying or

see

TPf[ ) A fein

Hindu mu-

73.

(fromTlFl) To redden with anger.

t~ftS%

impassioned
(caus. of

male personification of any mode

v. a.

v. a.

Also ^t^tT^T

angry.

able or

Kept, preserved, pro-

(from

of a tune before singing, a prelude.

protector or keeper, guardianship.

tected.

Filled with

The
or arid.

sic.

a.

+ 3T^F3)

R. 4tf^?) Lac, the red animal

t$>'ifc'i

Passionate from

+ 3^T)

mfn.

<

moment

5
I

Passionate,

ft a. Peevish.

to

(Lit.

moment.)

to

<|

y.

Root,

< lxj.<

s.

i.

("<

1<IW) To be

(m. patronymic from

able or equal to.

^^)

de-

Tt3

2385
scendant of Raghu
2.

soothsayer.

applied especially to Rama.

fish (Silurus pelorius)?

4.

An

(Beng.}

3.

A king

intruding guest.

i<p3" a. (mfn. from ^<J> )

(corrupt, of

s.

< ifyn

3%)

<4 lv5l

Tin.

(Ttft+3TFT) The

5.

^
s.

v. a.

To

tin coating of

(m.)

a.

Tin.
^[) Red, scarlet.
(^[1 + ^1) Abrus precatorius

(from

T^ft^l

s.

compound substan-

(m.) The king of the

s.

(lt<

from

s.

(m.)

s.

(?.)

+ 4 l\$

god,

king of mountains, a high

mountain, from

(m.)

mountain,

s.

Hort. Ben.

with red seed.

^T^s.

p. 54.
liant,

Tfcl + 3I^)

splendid.
s.

1.

Bright, bril-

(from <rt3FTj

2.

princely, royal,

Red.

mason, a bricklayer.

(mfn. R.

a.

as a jingle to
it)

IH.<<1\51

e. g.

Mahabharata.

in the

used as the regular substitute for

is

"^T^K iOl

(from Tftf ) Leaf-tin. Tarachand Ch.

s.

Yudhisht'hira

Reddish.

g.

m.) The king of justice, an epithet ap-

gods,

T$f3l

e.

a vessel.

tin

(from

s.

substantives

as the latter part of

tives

vessel,

3rffF5tW

plied to

of deer's hair.

Ttf\

used principally as the latter part of

compound

Woollen cloth made

4 l\5[J

^TT^. from R.

(m. nom. sing.

s.

2386

(w.)

An

Kingly,

assemblage of kings

or princes.
v. a.

(from

s.

TW^fcri

(from
s.

To

colour, to dye, to

< lOl<P*P

Ttfffe?) A

(TW + ^W)

(Amaranthus atropurpureus).

TW5Tftfrf^I

s.

<

dyer.

potherb

Carey.

(from

s.

<101<P*"M

Hort. Ben.

s.

Tt^ft^i

(TtW + S^)

a.

Red-faced, reddened

with anger.

Tftt^l

Hort. Ben.

(Phaseolus calcaratus).

< lvil<plu

(Celosia cristata).

Mohun P.

(Lit.

^WTte

s.

red radish.)

(TW+*fte) A

ranthus Gangeticus).

Root,
did.

t.

Handsome but
Carey.

potherb (Ama-

Carey.

(T^3)

To

Sometimes with f^T prefixed

to

it.

<

l\5l<?t<P

m from<!0l*L+<^k) A prince,
.

s.

(/.

fromTt^+^HtTl) A

5.

(from

Tt^T+Sffa) A

boil

on the

belly.

51

a.

1(^4.*^)

(-ft\

mfn.

<t)^t>!KTl

Tt^+

s.

(from

f^*t)

emperor.

lv5l lb*?

s.

(n.

nia of royalty.

from

Devolving to the king (as property to

which there are no heirs

An

shine, to be splen-

Also

princess.

TfaPttsft
illiterate.

p. 66.

(from Ttftl + SI^)

a.

from T^3f\+<P*i|*^)

a king's son.

^T^^flvS
plant

^") The king's taxes.

(mfn. from Tl^SFEj Royal, princely.

a.

p. 54.

n.

A princess.

(.).

<lv5l<PMl<t

(TW + ^1) A sort of kidney-bean

s.

Iv5l1j-

or duty of a king.

TteWf? 5

p. 55.

<

(-*feT

s.

The work

(Tt^l+^^fpR) The

red variety of Dolichos gladiatus.

l\5l<P<

^"t3pT + 3^X1 )

(/. from

s.

See

tinge, to paint.

TftnfftTi

from

lv$H^+f^)

The

insig-

2387

2388

SISSWl (-^CTm. fromTt^FT+^i^T )

s.

Pulmonary consumption.

Tt^L^I

Tt^+'fet^l) The

(from

s.

nation of a king

See

mark

Carey.

Also

<l\Slt+"|f^

(from

Tf3F^+3l

(/. from

s.

?)

Ifi^ws' Gr.

976) Royalty, kingly authority;

government, reign.

Ttoi>3

T^P^fl

(/. from

s.

tre

of a king.

TllOT^R^

2.

Mohun P.

sador.

^SEftSi

a.

The

tsSt^ s. (from ^t^+ttfS ) A royal throne.

s.

(re.

Tt^Pl+HTTT) A

from

The scep-

king's

< J3^fc p.

The

j\j>jS)

Tt3Pj5"
son.

(m. from

s.

2.

sons
)

An ambas-

who

T^F^Tq. v.

Tf^F^H-^)

kshatriya, a

man

A king's

of the royal or

The name of a

3.

1.

class of per-

claim descent from the ancient ksha-

triya or military class.

See As. Res.

v. 56.

p. 102.

^W^H GSfe) Treason,

Tf3PjT3"

s. (re.

from Tt3FT+^") The residence

or palace of a king

also

^Tt^Pj^t

(/.).

high treason.
TfcSTEjlSjt

queen.

a public path.

corrupt, of
1.

payable to the king.

< l\5l*t+

(m. from

s.

military tribe.

(m. from

s.

Empire, government.

royal court.

^rtvSTWsS

^11^+^)

minister or secretary.

fine

(from

si

190.

assemblage of

T^3FT+^ for ^f^T)

(from

highway

king's

TfaFftTT

(re.).

TT3FT + ^3)

(m. from

Si

An

from

ii.

sovereignty,

Also *Tlv[sJ

< IvSTLj

(from

crown.

Manu

royal or military tribe.

(re.

kshatriya,

hshatriyas.

tt&Pl s.
Tt^r^fsr

(w. from H"ka.*t-)

s.

coro-

of colour put on the

forehead of a king by his vassals.

T^^P

man of the

l^^^^Cl

(-fe^

mfn.

from

< 01*^+

TteFj^S a.

Tt^plj +

(mfn.

Dwelling

in

the residence or palace of a king.

CEftf^*T^) Treasonable, treasonous.

4i*aM
gate

(from

Tt^FTf 5$$) The

*iWPllk
king's

royal fa-

vour, a present.

a levee.

Tf3f3"*i

<lvaH**f*.

(.

TWtWl

s.

Tt^FT+^tf) The

from

See

of a king.

city,

(TRFl+^tTT) A

s.

Manu

(/. from

vn.

1,

3l3^+<Wi) A royal
Also

s.

^tjl O

Tfc5[3" *ffcr a. (mfn. from

< IOl< OKl)

to or sprung from a royal family.

^OKt)

family

Relating

Also

<Tt\5l-

(mfn.).

(m. from

< lOK 5 ^!

king!

TT^PT + ^T^) The

son

s.

(f

from

Tt3^+ 5 ftfe) The duty

of a king.

Tfal^l^a.

ra/re.

verned by a just monarch.

<+-^)

<l0l*i

See ^1\5l<

Go-

1*1^.

(/.)
s.

plant (Psederia foetida).

(f. from

<loi*1+^ft?^+

Allegiance.

< l0l<t^l
palace.

(-^

s.

TtW'fkMvSl
^1)

of a king, a prince.

Tt3Ffl;f3

[t3FL+

(re.).

vocat. case of

Tis5l1*K1

(m. from

s.

of kings, a dynasty.

seqq.

a capital, the residence of a king.

TuSftfa

duty

s.

(from

Also

<!>3<ll v -

kine's

<

(-^

mfn. from

Governed by a just king.

See

< W^lFs)
< loi^t

TlkS

2389
Tts5ll0lt

(-"^Pl^mfn. from Tt3F[ +<ft3i

a.

+ ^"T^)

2390

Sprung from a royal family or

(m.

s.

race.

Royal conduct, royal

<

(m. from

s.

TfcSWl

<

loi^l*!

m. from
;

Kuvera.

royal

courtier.

Tt3FT + 3T3Tf3i) An
princes.
Mohun P. p. 102.
(from

^ Wilkins

as-

Gr.

performed by a mo-

royal sacrifice,

narch attended by his tributary princes.

See

atrophy.

As. Res.

An

epithet

The king of kings.)

(Lit.

the privy

(from

(ra.fromTfc>T[+R.

s.

724)

Tf3FT +

s.

semblage of

TfcPTCI

from <lv5l*t+4 l3l)

s. (jm.

a king.

Tt3i^t3i

p. 102.

Tr3^+ ^it^f) A

pulmonary consumption

<lv5l<lv5
of

(-^

s.

TK^TfUfej

from

See

road, a high-road.

which the

in

Surrounding a king, attending upon

Mohun P.

minister of state.

assembly

(?"fc2FT^1 + *$)
a.

duties.

StSFCSjU (-f^I>.

An

2.

the court of a king

Tt^+^Wte)

from

(m.

s.

council.

Ttoi^l^s.

TTWPTte:

present

is

plant (Cassia

fistula).

sembly of kings.
king

< IsS^

viii.

430.

Tt^FT^)

(n.l from

s.

Tribute, reve-

nue, taxes.

TtaRlrft

loi^+Ttll) A

(from

a.

queen.

Tfe 07

Tt^f^

Tt3FT + ^ft") A

(m. from

s.

particular class,

TK5F^1

s.

lit.

The

insignia of royalty.

TfaF^Pj^ a.
^S

s.

< lOl^Qjl

The
s.

attending

prosperity

goddess

majesty

TfaPT^FT
commands

(n.

s.

a king personified as a

TlOl^ft

also

from

s.

a.

(from

s.

(n.

from

Tt^Tfail ad. (from

The

s.

(/. from

king, a

of the second

Tt^T + 3Tfci1) A

royal

< lvitl"ii*I^lk< ad. (from TW^I +

Conformably

<lv5lUl

Tdrdchand Ch.

Tt^+^WT)

The

from

s.

to a royal

command

T)

or decree.

(mn. .from ^"1^1^+ ^TRf^T)

(Buchanania

<

royal presence.

3T3PT^1

A man

2.

) 1.

command.

^rWf^tvS
(n.

Regicide.

Arising from a dispo-

palace of a king.
s.

from R.

The

worn on the head.

sition to secular pursuits.

Tt^FTPpT

^1^^) A goose.

p. 95.

sovereign, a prince.

Tt^+ Xft^)

4^^)

Also

Wilson.

Tt3FT + ^a7l)

from

(-~J^m.

decree or

< l\5t*1

more

or military caste, a kshatriya.

or authority of a king.

precious jewel

or

(/)-

Tt3ftel*rfi s. (m.fromTr^+f^lRlxrpi)

(f.

bill,

(femin. of

s.

Mohun P.

Tt^+^ft)

from

(/.

T^PT

(Beng.)

^tv^^ft

(mfn. from

Bearing royal insignia.

^kSrlttWl

a white goose with red legs and

properly perhaps the flamingo.

^1)

TfcS^-f

from

(n.

sage of a

a rishi or sage.

^t^+^ 03T) A gander,

(m. from

T 5.

1.

An

as-

s.

(m. from

tree

Also ^'lollvS'l (w.).

< loi^+^tf^Tni)

king of kings, an emperor.

Tfclfaf^T

< is5l*t+ 3T^1)

latifolia).

s.

(f. from

or pedigree of kings.

Tt^T+^Tt^l^T)

Aline

2391

2392

lvak>t

s.

from <lv5ltv+^lt^:&l) The

(re.

ornaments of a king, regalia.

TtltfTO

(m.

s.

The appointment

viz.

The monarch

a strong-hold

territory ;

from

eight, or nine

the prime

minister; the friend or ally; the treasure; the

lation

or inauguration of a king.

the army

and the purohita or

the popu-

spiritual adviser.

Wilson.

Ttltt

4 1011 + 3I^ )

(mfn. from

a.

king, royal, noble,

S>

(re.)

s.

Fit for a

Aloe-wood (Amyris

^tSJW^M

s.

TtoP +3Tft<FtT) A

right

m ^tSP+^lf^tfS)

The

(m.

kingdom.

to a

Agallocha, Rox.}.

Tffl

s.

unbroken

Ttfl^l
tard

^Xl

from R.

(f.

(/. from

(Sinapis racemosa).

tinuous line.

Tt^Jt^Ta)
Black mus-

2.-

row, a con-

A field.

3.

(m. from R.

^T3^?) A

a continuous

l\5lVi

1*4.1

rank, a row,

2. (Beng.~) (a.

J]^) Plea-

R.

line.

s.

Tt^J)

1.

^jAJ)

document

certi-

fying the approval or acquiescence of any person.

A lotus (Nelumbium

Tkft<U~1l(H

a.

(mfn.

speciosum).

Tt^+^Tt^T) Lo-

tus-eyed.

Tt^T.
TfcS>

<

s. (re.

from

from

<)aiO A

1x3*^+ ^

kingdom, an empire

IOP<J>5 1

tv3P

Tt^JH^to

<fcf<(.\3
f.

v. a.

(-^ /.

To

WilUns Gr. 976)

government,

Mohun P.

p. 102.

+^fh[k^) Ap-

(mfn.

TdPtfere<

(m. Tlu5P

s.

TfOT^

+ ^FbW<t>)

TT3P+^3")

(m.

s.

Ap-

The

lord of a

kingdom, a sovereign.

TfcPt^

(re.TtlP+v$tlP)

s.

Tfc3p1Vtt3

s.

(m.i

a.

{mfn. <Tt3P

<\ b
<$t\&\

a.

(from R.

Sovereignty.

3l3P + SV>i"K3) A

The king

s.

(/.)

As. Res.
or

a.

Dethroned, de-

na-

divisions

Uncivilized.

country in North-Bengal.

See

56, 64, 65.

(from

part of
)

v.

<^?)

Belonging to the northern

Bengal (applied
of the

to

one of the four

Brdhmanical

tribe).

Also

4 1^3^

(m/.).

from

<

s.

(m.

TkP+^t3")

The weight

or

load of the duties of government.

tWm

An

pointed or inaugurated to a government.

reign.

govern, to reign.

prived of royal dignity, deposed. Also

<

"StS

(m.

*.

Tt\ See?T3.

queen.

head of the kingdom.

<

Sove-

tional calamity.

s . (/.

(Beng.*)

Tt^P+^Ttf^CQ)

pointment to sovereignty.

(p. <u\j

s. (re.)

(re.

snake

sure, satisfaction.

s.

4!v&\fof^$ a.

(/. from

s.

reignty.

usurper.
sort of

(Amphisbsena).

4\<%l

sovereign of a kingdom.

Tt^? ) L

R.

s.

rank, a row, an

Also <l\5l1 (/)

line.

s.

Tte-Hf^PfR?

s.

(n. <ls5l^

+3$f ) A requisite of regal

administration, variously enumerated as seven,

plant (Caryota urens,

Hort. Ben.

Car eg ; Areca

triandra,

p. 68).

^tl^y^ffl f (^t^^ + ^?h^l?)

plant (Areca gracilis).

Hort. Ben. p. 68.

3tt1
a

2394

TtTi

2393

s.

<

(corrupt, of
s.

(/. ?)

i\fcl)

festival

Root,

queen.

on the fourteenth day

of the second half of the month Pausha.

As.

Res. in. 271.

<i\3l<l|3

ad. (from

^tf^T) By

Ttf^tll

s.

nyctalops.

Used

(n.)

s.

(TtfS+^tti)
Mohun P. p. 18.
comp.

in

(m. from R.

< l<3.1 1 s. A
Ben.

The

lfqt>

a.

Moving

Tfftr+W

(mfn.

by

or prowling about

night-time.

from R.
night,

Ttf^N"
a robber.

A
A

2.
3.

the setting in of night.

thief

2.

Nightfall,

(Tt^1 + ^R) A

s.

night-prowler

(m. from R.

(Lit.

The

nightfall.

the locat.

<\[t[

+*ni T) A
:

day of the

first

^^)

(m.)

Vishnu;

half-brother of

3.

Balarama

Krishna and son

a.

and

of RohinI.

plantain (Mi
lusa-

Blind by night,

(mfn.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

fected,

^1^+3)

accomplished, finished

Per-

dressed

s.

(m. Tftl +

Tt^^Tl

s.

(TtH + ^Tl?) A

(m.

'<

a correct opinion.

+
See

Demonstrated

Hort. Ben.

(as

TUi<fl h\
s.

^R) A fragrant

<W<$^

sapientum).

food).

l^lsS

elder

month A'shddha.

nyctalops.

<

the

paradisiaca).

<lqj^
a.

The

Ram a.

Pleasure, delight.

As. Res. hi. 286.

<l

by

from R. <T*J^) Beautiful, pleasing.

sarat'ha, and

half of the

Wilkins' Gr. 770)

or Ceylon slain

from R.

(n.

case of

on the eleventh

festival

sound, a noise.

name common to three incarnations

viz.
1. Parasurama the son of
Jamadagni, 2. Ramachandra the son of Daof

(/.) Night.

s.

vociferator ?)

a. (wi/n.
s.

Tftft

Lanka

sovereign of

lfqUlt*1) At

(locat. case of

(m. from R. <?)

s.

<tfq't<il^l ad.

cook-room,

kitchen.

a watchman.

the cow-

Cookery.

5.

^tfrr+nit^) L

(m.l

s.

of

mistress

among

his residence

watchman.

<lfq(.Ml 51

sixteenth nakskatra or lunar

The name of the

2.

(zw.)

Hort.

herds.

T>^)

s.

ghost, a goblin: also

The

Krishna during

nocturnal prowler, a thief,

1.

(Apium involucratum).

plant

(/.) 1.

^tft" Night.

Also Tttfl (/.)

(/.) Night.

s.

Tt<jj The month Vaisakha

p. 22.

asterism.

TTfq"

(Tft^lf^)

or v.

(April-May).

Blind at night,

for

(^rfS)

iv.

2.
1. To finish, to complete, to accomplish.
To be finished or accomplished. With
2. To
prefixed, 1. To propitiate, to reconcile.
endeavour, to strive for. 3. To rule, to govern.

night.

(corrupt, of <Ttf^T) Night.

TTTT

Wilkins' Gr. p. 475.

plishmeni.

river.

accom-

Perfection,

of steps at the landing-place of

flight

semiserrata).
truth,

<U<PO-Tl

s.

Hort. Ben.

(Musa

p. 18.

(TtlT + ^tlSl)

s.

plantain

grass.

tree

(Quercus

p. 68.

(TtH + ^3Jl) A

hut, a cabin.

^tR

TfrT

2395

TfcT^l

from

s . (/.

^ta+Zft^l?) The name

a particular scale in the

Hindu musical

2396

of

system.

particular wind-

instrument or horn.

As. Res. in. 78.

Tt^P^t 5.

An

^t)

(Tfcl +

Chalk of a superior

quality.

grass

Tfttf

Tftl^rer

(Tfrl+^T^) A

s.

beautiful species of

(Typha

Tfa) A woman,

(/. from

s.

<UdT#1

(from

SeeTto.

Tfrt + 'IJ^)

(m.

s.

(Tter + TTli^l)

s.

(Musa

species of plantain

Hort. Ben.

ornata).

p. 19.

whirligig.

Tftn^

^5rM^Ts. (^tH + ^t^T)

less

a beautiful

woman.

dove (Columba Indica).

4Ult>Ha

aquatic

Carey.

angustifolia).

The

large beard-

^TC) A

(from

a.

RAma.

follower or disciple of

Carey.

goat (Capra imberbis, Buchanan's MSS.~).

TfcrtTPI

Carey.

from TfrT + ^BFT?) The name

(n.

5.

poem recording the

of a great Sanskrit epic

Ttatt>T3t s.
mixed mode

(TtH+C^Wt)
in

(ra.)

^WftH^

a.

Hindu

The name of a
Carey.

music.

Assafoetida.

1^

(mfn. from R.

religious student.

3?^)

Beautiful,

pleasing.

(Tto + ^tTT) A

TfaTpFT

plant (Hibiscus

(TtSI+f^R) A

s.

Hort. Ben.

sativa).

(Ocymum

title

-4 ^v5l*!^)

of honour).

As. Res.

2.

fi

The daughter of a
prince, a princess.

p. 62.

gratissimum).

large species

Hort. Ben.

3"ftRt*i

s.

(from ^tTT +

^ 05?l) A

(from Tftl + R. TJfX.?)

(Elseocarpus aristatus).

Hort. Ben.

tree

spear with a

bamboo handle.

(from

s.

s.

prince: (used

plant (Sinapis ra-

p. 45.

4|^Ril'1

x. 15.

plant (Verbesina

A
of basil

as a

The bamboo-st&ff of a

(corrupt, of

mosa).

Carey.

edulis).

the son of Dasarat'ha,

(m. from

s.

<[1i^r s.
s.

Rama

adventures of

and written by the sage VAlmiki.

spearman.

Ttelf^pfU (^tir+^tf^n.)A

termagant,

p. 42.

a virago.

The rainbow.

(from

0^WW*S1 A plant (Solanum hirsutum, Box.). Also 4^*wl*t

TfxpftK

TT^Rtt

s.

s.

(Tto+CTfl.) A

particular wind-

s.

(TtH+Wl)

the large plantain

(Musa

The wild

TtlwfWU.

Carey.

species of

bird (Turdus Gingidianus).

Carey.

Sabda

tard.

variety of

Paradisiaca).

irregular Bengali

Of a

case of <nTT,

Tt^

instrument.

Ttegl

An

Root,

tity,

genit.

king.

(fromTtTr + ^^i) Black musS. p. 132.

(m.) Resin.

s.

Ttpl

form of the

s.

i.

(TT*ft3) To sound.

(m. from R.

Tt9^?)

a congeries, a number.

p. 17, 131.

2.

1.

heap, a quan-

See Colebr. Alg.

sign of the zodiac.

^fPt^ZF

(n. ?Ttf*l

s.

As. Res.

+ ^7 )

The

See

zodiac.

<CN|I

s.

A name

(Tff*l+Tfcl)

s.

son

is

octandra).

(m.

s.

mathematics) The method

3.

road, a path, a way.

3t5^PT<^a.

(p.

jX

of a fraction from

quantity.

(m. Ttf^j

s.

tra-

A travelling.

+ C^ffl) The passage

of

the sun, the moon, or any of the planets through

collector of duties on

the road.

Tl<ii^l<l,

s.

Highway-robbery.

i\f)

(p.jU

Ttf^^t9

Travelling,

i\J)

(p.

subtraction

Also

Colebr.

Alg. p. 15.

The

ser-

veller.

(from p.jXx\f)
fraction to a quantity.

(Mimosa

(In

quan-

Colebr. Alg. p. 103.

contained in a heap.

The addition of a

+ <EJ^T)

plant

sort of perfume.

(p.

for finding the

Another plant (Ophioxylon

2.

pentaria).

called besides his family-name.

Ttfra^te
tity

derived

by which a per-

from astrological calculations,

a path, a way.

Tl^T?)

(/. from R.

s.

3lf*FTftT

A road,

(p. hJiJ)

291.

ii.

2398

ft^F

TfcT

2397

duties

TtftcD

s.

The

ifjd

(p.

collection

of

upon roads.
from

(n.

s.

^"fe?+TT) Freedom

from

a sign of the zodiac.

any thing

Tt*f^3

(mfn.

a.

THt + ^3)

Formed

into a

heap, abundant.

(mn. R.

s.

dom

7T)

realm, a king-

2.

1.

(in

(/. from

s.

sort

of

nightshade (Solanum Jacquini).

Ttffe

(mfn. from

a.

s.

Gr. 904)

Relating to a kingdom or country. Also

^^il

(mfn.).

i.

(TftTO) To

(m. from R.

festival

Tr^T)

1.

sound.

with songs and dances

2.

amorous

(mfn. from

a.

retained their sepa-

by endeavouring

especially

(m.)

iWHl

s.

An
(/.?

(mfn.

sun or moon).

Tt^^WT s

at various

Tf^ + Sj^)
(Lit.

w>

Eclipsed (as the

Swallowed by Rahu.)

^t^ + ^l^)

An

TR+TTftri) A

eclipse.

VI.

festival in

f^"sSF

eclipse.

The pain caused by Rahu.)

Root,

ass.

Wilson.

An
(Lit.

commemoration of the sports between Krishna

and the gopis.

a.

Pertaining to the

sense or organ of taste.

s.

tail

was
being-

sphere became the authors of eclipses

first

Tfc^fg

Sound, noise.

pastime.

< 1*1^

by Vishnu, but

times to swallow the sun and moon.

Tt^RooT,

and being transferred to the

existence,

rate

the

The ascending node

of a dragon, whose head

tail

severed from his body

stellar

s.

^v?)

+Tffc*)

mythology) The son of Sinhika, a Daitya

immortal the head and

TTiZAiws'

e. g.

avarice or meanness, from

(/.) Meanness,

with the
prickly

comp.

in

m. from R.

public cala-

mity, a plague, a famine, &c.

?tf$^i

(.)

used

Freedom from

^ffi

< 1^+

a country, a region.

s.

v.

[kC\ iRj) To

(fOTft) To
a.

to

injure.

go, to move.

(mfn. pret.

Emptied, cleared

hurt,

part. p.
void,

R.

t^^+sS)

destitute of,

empty.

^3

2399
s.

(.) \.

vacuum.

vacuity, a

2.

wood,a

forest.

f^1^

ft"^^
(mfn.

a.

f^5' + ^)

Void,

destitute,

An

(m.)

s.

s.

2400

enemy.

Sabda S.

tailor.

p. 197.

RooT > VI ( fWfo) 1 To speak,

2. To blame.
3. To hurt, to injure.
give.
5. To praise, to flatter.
-

empty.
a.

(i/ra.

f^"3F + 3/3) Empty-handed.

The

(y. from

fourth, ninth,

Root,

and

To

from R. Hi. fij Property, wealth,

(n.

ft^fU -f^>>. fk^i + 1^) Wealthy,

(

possessing property,

s.

An

(m.)

heir,

a suc-

or with the insertion

t.

To

of a nasal

Root,

ft*^ Root,

To

vi.

Root,

To

join,

(OT|S)
2.

With

and

To

(C^TTfe)

x.

and

prefixed,

surpass, to exceed,
:

"ft^RooT,

fTp3K3

. a.

(n.)

s.

(C^3EU3) To
(from R.

f^T^RooT,

Tt Root,
to

5.

To howl
iv.

f#

prefixed.

2.

The crackling of

(corrupt, of

41.

plant
3.

Carey.

ft^)

1.

4.

2.

(m.) The

A sword.

1.

2. (/.)

(Mimosa
fish

of deer.

to injure, to kill.

a.

p.

1.

To

To go, to move. 2.
3. To hurt, to injure.

distil,

to ooze,

Modesty, shame.

2.

The back-bone.

from R. f^HT^) Disrespect, disregard.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

415)

to drop.

to alight.

(to.)

flame.

Hort. Ben.

Oozing,

1.

3.

<1

Wilhins' Gr.

dripping, distilling.

2.

Gone.

p. 29.

Hort. Ben. p.
(Pimelodus Rita, Hamilton).
concina).

A sort

1.

(/.) 1. Reproach.

be glad, to

The soap-berry

(fTttfe)

(as a wolf).

fall,

s.

fry.

H^f?) To

tree (Sapindus detergens).

Happiness, good luck.

To hurt,

pftm*)
To

Killed.

2.

1.

Hurt,

3. Loss, destruction.

I.

ix.

(f.

(/.)

see

(m. from R. f<Pf^j

rejoice.
s.

(ft^fe) To

in the pas-

vn.

sometimes with
ii

saint

(m. from R.

s.

1.

divide, to scatter or

(NAlRj|<OJW), To extend beyond,

To judge

or iv.

Misfortune, loss, injury.

to unite.

separate.
sive

i.

hurt, to injure, to

soap-berry plant (Sapindus detergens).

a tumbling or sliding ; a deviating

(from virtue).

fT^RooT,

hurt, to injure,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

injured,

go, to move.

(CWfa)

i.

s. (?w.)

go, to move.

A moving or going
;

To

(ft*lf^) To

vi.

Misfortune.

a creeping

(RH^fa)

hurt, to injure, to kill.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

i.

go, to move.

kill.

ft^

cessor to property.

Root,

To

to kill.

See

substance.

f^^RooT,

4.

tell.

(with the insertion of a nasal

i.

fourteenth days of the lunar fortnight.

to

"*tfi3 a.
s.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^t + 3)

(for^tfo) An observance, a

tom, conduct.

Wasted.

usage, a cus-

2402

2401

^tfcs. (/.R.^l+ft)

1.

custom, a method,

An

or prince's metal.

or method.

Brass

3.

Rust of

4.

An

epithet of

Lakshmi.

<?tr a. (mfn.)

Rough, scabrous, harsh, dry

un-

Also

friendly, morose.

mfn.).

calx of

iron,

<Ffe3l

s.

from

(f.

Roughness

unfriendliness.
a.

Acquainted with

(mfn.

^1

the established usage or observance.

~ <"

or

2.

^I+t\)

from

(/.

white brass

Also <ft^t (/.).

brass, &c.

<ftf^3

mode

to the specified

oozing or distilling.

s.

the goddess

an established observance or usage

According

^ftrft

(/)

Acquaintance with observances or

( )

<FU

(from

a.

^t^US

Lean, thin

?)

(from R.

v. n.

spare, empty.

To be angry.

customs.

3^

Root,

i.

(^13)

To

1.

take.

2.

To

ii.

To sound,

(^<U3)

i.

Gr.

419)

p.

Diseased,

To

1.

to injure, to kill.

1.

^1

sick.

to

make

go, to move.

To speak.

3.

2.
4.

a noise,

To hurt,
To excite

<F^Root,

please, to be agreeable.

employed

suffix is

few adjectives from verbal roots,

s.

3^?)

(from R.

thatched roof.

2.

(corrupt,

(Termes

The

1.

The kernel

of

To

v. a.

See

(from R.

fear.

of a

rafters

The white ant

A fish (Cyprinus Rohita,

Hamilton ; C. denticulatus, Molmn P.

<P$U3

2.

In-

3^)

To

p. 54).

To shine. 2. To
To be pleased, to

1.

3.

W^)

from R.

(/.

to

it.

Light, lustre, splendour,

The

(m.)

s.

^f^ s.

^+^i<P)

(mfn. R.

a.

ing,

(/. from R.

of light.

2.

Agreeable, pleas-

citron (Citrus medica).

<F\)

1.

Light, lustre; a ray

wish, a desire, a liking, an ap-

petite, a relish.

Intent application to any

3.

Also ^T>{ (/.).

thing.

^ft^^ a. (mfn.l^fU + ^,) Approving, liking,

relishing.

plant.

3^ and 3%

(mfn. <^[}>

a.

+Ol*1<

>

Producing ap-

petite.

Kridanta

suffix

by means of which a few

adjectives are formed from verbal roots

ift^P

a.

To

(mfn.) Timid, from R.

v. a.

e. g.

(from R.

(Lit.

be agreeable, to

be approved or relished.
a.

(mfn. from R.

able, beautiful.

of physic.

nt^M To

fear.

The practice

(n.)

beauty.

^ot^

or seed of fruits.

1.

bellicosus). 2.

form a

to

e. g.

{mfn.) Fearful, timid, from R.

<e^\\

Sometimes with f<T prefixed

rejoice.

<F^s.
As a Kridanta

a.

or

(/.)

(CTteU3)

i.

ang-er.

Wilkins'

Bent, crooked, curved.

firmity, sickness.

screen.

<F Root,

R.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

<P^j

Calx of brass.

2.

<F^)

Pleasing, agree-

1.

Sweet.

3.

Stomachic, re-

Counteraction of disease.)
storative, cordial.

s.

(.

3^^t^
3^331

s.

from R.
s.

(m.

(/.

%F )

1.

Gold.

^T + ^R^)

from

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

2. Iron.

(f
A

gold smith.

A
As. Res.

species of
x.

431.

in

from

Sanskrit prosody.

3?T>> a. (mfn.

from R.

of metre

Wilkins' Gr. 731)

Pleasing, beautiful, agreeable.

7

species

As. Res. x. 437.

2403

2404
Root,

(^3lf3)

vi.

break.

2.

(with pain or disease), to disorder

afflict

times with

To

To

1.

prefixed to

some-

(Wlvjiufsj)

x.

it.

To

<F3T!

A returning,

a return.

2.

Re-

ference.

(Rl"6T3)

i.

To tumble,

2.

1.

Also,

To

To

To

1.

to op-

resist,

to roll from passion,

shine.

2.

To be

x.

angry.

from^H)

(/.

to

3^.

(h.

s.

Bread.

J5,j)
(h.

iJ5j)

((<i^R>)

i.

knock down.
Also,

pose.

2.
i.

Hindu

with

baker.

To

1.

Also

strike, to fell, to

(CTT&3) To

Durga

of

as

sort of lute or guitar.

music. As. Res.

To

W,

ft

resist,

to op-

or

be attached

love, to

prefixed

restrain, to prevent,

^fe"

3^ Root,

in

(^iTRj) To

iv.

usually

(^nW,

W&\

tree (Elseocarpus

p. 42.

1.

A particular mode

3^ Root,

steal, to rob.

<$\s. See

2.

Wil-

ix. 451.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

i.

named

Wrathful, furious.

a.

from^W) An epithet
Rudra or Siva.

(/.

the wife of

^S[s.

sun.

Hort. Ben.

Ganitrus).
*.

The

^y + 'viii^) A

(m.

s.

<P*jWl

^\ Root,
pose.

son. 3. (^Beng.)

<Pk3l^

I*

j>J)

Rudras

baka, Aparajita, Savitra, and Hara.

Sickness, disease.
<Ffts. (a.

the

are eleven in number, and are severally

SURESWARA, JAYANTA, BahUR<JPA, TryAMSickness, disease.

from R. 3*3^ Wilkins' Gr. % 831)

(/.

s.

from

Brahma

born from the forehead of

AjA, EkAPADA, AHIBRADHNA, VlRtJPAKSHA,

hurt, to injure.
s - (/

of Siva, or according to one legend a being

obstruct,

to

hinder,

to

to

Often with

to confine.

prefixed to

vu.

it.

it.

(n.) Blood.

s.

3^ Root,

(^Pfa)

iv.

To confound,

to

con-

fuse, to perplex.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

ger, zealous, at business.

^frfe)

To

1.

go, to move.

2.

To

steal.

(from

^"tjFI
<F3s.

s.

(n.

The sound of a small

R.

^ + 3)

Any

bell.

cry or noise, especially

that of birds.

Root,

and

vi.

ii.

Wilkins' Gr. 196)

(^TrRj) To weep,
Sometimes

plore.

<?<t<F a. (p. jjijj)

presence

((<lfafo

to lament, to de-

with ^1 prefixed to

^p.s.

<?[k\3

a.

(mfn. fret.

Gr.

<F&t+^3)

weeping.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^F^f^

Wept, deplored,
a.

p. R.

p.

s.

(w.)

<pMl^s.

s.

Wilkins'

420) Obstructed, prevented, surrounded,

(m. from R.

Siva.

2.

<?^?)

demigod, an

1.

A name

Face

to face, before, in the

of.

See

(in.)

(p.

JUy) A

(from R.

rafter for

seed of

enclosed, protected, secured, shut up.

3f5

Proceedings, a re-

Jj jj)

handkerchief.

it.

s.

-part.

p.

port of proceedings.

or form of

inferior manifestation

^s.

3^?)

a thatched

fruit.

3^ Root,

vi.

3.

roof.

L A

kernel or

kind of deer.

2.

was slain by Siva.

(^tfe) To

hurt,

(with the insertion of a nasal,

shine.

The

2.

Also

(m. from R. <F)

Daitya who

Hire, work.

1.

to

kill.

x.

^OKlXTf^) To

2406

3if

2405
Root,

(C^W^)

i.

x.

(W^) To

iv.

Also,

to kill.

hurt, to injure,

and

and

iv.

(<F37f3)

To be angry

or passionate.

An ger,

wrath, fury,

^^CT

<n?+<L01

(n.

s.

A word of foreign

1.

origin, or used in a peculiar sense but of familiar

application. 2.

Harsh language. Also ^TU^Rf.)

(.).

3^s.

from R.

(/.

origin.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Gr.

<P^) To be angry,

(from R.

v. n.

3=^+3

lRt\j

plain

3Pl

passion, wrath.

(mfn.

a.

Wrathful, pro-

voking, enraging.

3^ Root,
To

ascend, to

up, to

With

be produced.

to

arise,

rise, to

prefixed,

mount upon; with 3$^ To de-

scend, to dismount

with 3fl or

^ + 3[1To

To

rise,

to

mount, to ride on

spread, to be diffused

with 5T

To

'

with

collect

(one's thoughts), to resolve, to determine.

(mfn. from R.

<?SL. a.

from.
in

(lit.
s.

^Cl

Mounted,

2.

comp.

4*^)

e.

s.

Growing, produced

ascended upon.

The head,

Used

(m.) The hair,

g.

What grows on

(n.)

1.

+3^

R.A.S.

x.

p. 139.

a.

from R.

(mfn.

Harsh,

8.

p.

423)

duced.

blown.
tradition

Grown

1.

2.

uncourteous.

6.

book by

fre-

This word

frequently found as the last member of compound adjectives (bakuvrthi), when it may be
rendered by " like, resembling, consisting of ;"
e. g.
(lit.

a. (mfn.) Resembling a man,

Having the shape of a man or human

**J^lJ% i

I^P

(mfn. <Pl

allegorical,

s.

(m.)

s.

man, +

+3?) Metaphorical,

(n.)

1.

figurative,

rhetorical figure.

2.

dramatic poem.

A figurative

ex-

Also

unkind,

Wilkins' Gr.

s.

(corrupt, of

gus, Lacepede).

^+1^?)
2.

fish

1.

bird

(Chsetodon Ar-

Carey.

up, risen, arisen, born, pro-

Mounted, ascended.

4. Ascertained, certain.

or

image.
(in the

(in the plural)

A dramatic poem.

(Meleagris Satyra).

R.

is

IWTEl
p.

An

or absolute number,

be harsh.

rough.
<tib a. (mfn. pret. part.

Familiarity with a

7.

quent perusal.

pression.

<tt$

Nature, manner,

3.

Colebr. Alg. p. 17, 149.

The known

(In algebra)

figure,

See Trans.

colour.

Beauty.

a specific peculiarity. 4.

integer number.

(4*ufc) To

2.

singular) the arithmetical unit

a.

dactylon).

Root,

562.

i.

Form, shape,

1.

(In arithmetic) Discrete quantity

5.

Bent grass (Panicum

(f. from R.

To make deformed.

from R.

being), from

the head), from

form, to mould, to

With 1% preinvestigate.
2. To ex-

discuss, to

with f<T,

(n.

s.

ib.

ascend, to

way, mode

(RfeCfS) To grow

i.

To

appearance, semblance

3^ + ^")

rise,

in a sense

model, to figure, to represent.

Anger, rage, fury,

R.

Growth,

1.

etymological signification.

its

^fcffMj) To

x.

fixed, 1.

(mfn.).

(/.?

5.

from

Root,

1^*15 )

The employment of a word

2.

different

Wilkins'

Also <?Ri\!J and

422) Enraged, angry.

p.

to fret.

from R.

(f

s.

passion.

common

use.

6.

3.
5.

(femin. of

Budded,

(-^ mfn.

Known by

Rude, harsh,

sing

shape,

handsome.
7

form,

See

).

or colour.

1.

2.

Posses-

Beautiful,

Wfc

2407

l^tft^l

(m.

s.

(In arithmetic)

The portioning of an
Alg. p.

2408

integer number.

Colebr.

Adorned, decorated.
powder.

6. 10.

+vilH,<l^) The

Wilkins' Gr. p. 553.

t^Asj) Favour, kindness,

(a.

(from a.

an integer

fraction from

Colebr. Alg. p. 15.

^Pf^P^s.

<Ph

s.

3P)t$

(<

from

(/.

(from

a.

^Pl+

3I^)

^5^) To

Wf[

(p.

GOT).

Also

jjjj) Rhubarb.

Car eg.

sort of sweetmeat.

Mohun P.

carpenter's plane.

R"^ Root,

To

p. 92.

plane a piece of wood.

Eightfold, of an

the cans, of R.

2.

To

1.

H ^)

plant.

1.

looseness, a

An outcast, alow man.

also <Pi1 (/.).

suspect, to think

entertain doubt.

from R.

purging.

Fear

To

2.

(ra.

5.

(CPU3)

i.

probable.

4.

5.

3.

(Beng.)

Doubt.

A mea-

sure of a ser and a quarter.

(from

s.

C^fi^

s.

5.

I'll

C<<l?

(from

v. a.

soothsayer.

p. c.

eightfold nature.

<ffl[U3

favoured person,

harlot,

Living by her beauty.)

(Lit.

Elegant, beautiful.

(from 3Pt>) Silver.

a prostitute.

s.

(^Sftpft

W\)

(from

->A"j)

Beauty, ele-

gance of form.
fl

yff

a protege.

C^^l

^Pi+^T^fTT)

(/.

indul-

gence, remission.

The deduction of a
number.

to

disrespectful or contemptuous

term of address.

addition of a fraction to an integer number.

Colebr. Alg. p. 15.

Sans.

interj.

SPfaffl^^,. ( m .^Pi

Pounded, reduced

2.

Covered, inlaid.

3.

W$

rupee,

silver

coin in

C<T<Ft^

(a. t-jl^) 1.

s.

value from about two shillings to half a crown.

2.

stirrup.

A platter,

a dish.

3Pfta.

(-f^wi/n. $Pt+t^)

Beautiful,

I.

C< <?1<(|,
;

handsome.

2.

used in comp.

Of

7w/w.)

Possessed of a shape or form

e.

+^\ +^

man,

(m/n. from

a.
s. (to.)

Silver,

1.

C^tt

g.

human
5

shape, from

^T*J^

s.

(wz.)

3P}?*$73$

series

line,

a row, a

astronomy) The meridian of Lanka.

(in

1.

MS.

2.

streak, a stripe.

3.

A cut

Beautiful,

l)

wrought

silver.

handsome,
2.

Wrought

C^tT^Ra.

(mfn.

(^tl + SrW?)

Striated,

(m.

+ 3$^)

The master of

C^I\31

^J) Greece.

(a.

JUjj)

handkerchief.

Mohun

a.

C< 0<^
rient,

p. 73.

Root,

d^teft

s. (

C^ltl + ^f^ ) The equator.

Tli-

rdchand Ch.

(p.

dish, a saucer.

between two boards in sawyer's work.

the mint.

P.

striped.

gold.

s.

A. <_->l,)

(/. for

Wilkins'

[s .

^p

(from

5.

i.

(Wfe)

The

To

decorate, to adorn.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

<l*i+^3)

a.

(p. taaCj)

s.

Mortar.

R.fT^+3135 ) Purgative,
2.
(.) A cathartic a purge.

(m.)

purging-nut plant (Croton tiglium).

3.

a. (to/m.
s.

Nitre, saltpetre.
1.

Mixed.

the breath.

4.

(Beng.)

An

ape-

expiration of

2410

2409

0*1

(from R.

s.

f< ^) A

dropping, an oozing,

a purging.

R^ft

s.

Rt^ft.

See

when

particular pace of a horse, canter-

ing.

2.

To purge by

R^Root,

f^)

(from R.

v. a.

To

breathe.

stool.

(m.) The

s.

C\jl

R3^3)

lunar asterism

Carey, 8vo.

wicked, base.

< i^?)

(from

s.

mason.

2.

1-

(from

C^^l^*1^

s.

bed-quilt.

To

Res.

293.

ii.

ix.

a.

Balarama.

R31

s.

(/.)

The

C<4 i^s.

of the mdtris or

To

R^s.

(RT&fS, -C3)

To

1.

speak.

RR
in

ask, to beg.

(mf. from R.

RT<Fi

?)

an atom.

Dust, sand

cine of a bitter

and

greyish colour

it

is

the pollen

(corrupt, of
(.

nal fluid.
(n.

R^Root,
go.

2.
s.

Neroudda.

slightly

CvS*3j

(R^K3)

in

grains about

s.

Semen.

1.

Sperm, the semi-

2.

Sand.

multitude, an assembly,

plenty.

(p.'<Ljj)

fibre

the stringy fibre of a

mango.

CT^ Root,
R^Ti

(n.

s.

(R^W)

i."

late sound.

1.

To sound.

(R + R) A vocative particle used

pungent taste and

procured

Philosophy.

^-Ijj)

2.

R.

1.

To neigh;

To

utter

an inarticu-

to howl.

K^+ViH ) A

roaring, a howl-

ing.

R^^s.
s.

or

usage, an observance, a

R^Ts. (fromR. ^l) A

W^ll

perfume and medi-

the size of those of pepper.

s.

epithet

speaking to inferior persons.

Also (Beng.) C<"j<f

R^Jj A

(/. from

s.

323.

Narmadd

i.

interj.

a meeting
of a flower

See

river

(a.

Root,

i.

(.).

last

Assenting, acquiescing.

a. Gratified, pleased.

R^Root,

C^^^IS^H

The

The husband of RevatI.)

(from a.

a person,

3.

custom, a habit, a fashion.

noun of Rn3rtf $3) The gratifying

v.

R*1

One

(Lit,

please, to gratify.

Acquiescence, assent,

(from a.

permission, leave,

RTCD

The name of the

Carey.

cloth.

A. L^,)

2.

boy who serves a

of

r. a.

1.

An
remnant of

^Uj) A

(h.

s.

also

ecft.

.4s.

t<Ol1

R3

2.

(from a. dSUj?) Obstinate, headstrong,

a.

i i

as in

ancient king, the

personified energies of the gods.

C<Olcr

2.

letter,

go, to move.

name of an

Balarama.

wife of

Carey, 8vo. eehV.

quarter-rupee.

s.

RevatL
(/. from

s.

(mfn.)

representing

jump.

leap, to

l\3

mark

(R3I3) To

i.

R*l

also

the

placed over another

it is

father of

(C40lC\j) To shine.

i.

1.

letter <T

K^Root,
To

C<R>(.s3

The

(m.)

(/.)

(mfn.) Low, vile

a.

from R.

^l?)

(*i<^

2. Quicksilver.

R^^I^ft

from R. *t[) Calx of brass.

i.

(R*tfa, -G3)

To move,

lock.

s.

a.

iDyLj)

(from a.

Also

bribe.
to

R^I^

To sound.

The ward of a

1.

(a.

s.

bribe.

i^JyJaj)

One who

takes a

C<*1<^TO^ (p. jyL m^j)

(p. JLtj) Silk.

(from p.

Silken.

CTf^

2411

(a. aJUj)
2.

A troop

i.

2412

mission, a message.

of horse ; a detachment.

C^rHlttl^

s.

(p.

jb iL;)

(TOl

derance.

The commander of

(Tff^U3)

(from

s.

Rt^tt^

(from R.

v. a.

C^TM Ik WI

^b aJU,)

(p.

Root,
s.

nomm.

To

hinder, to ob-

to

to resist,

ward

off,

to

withstand, to provoke, to molest, to annoy. Also

(Beng.')

from R. Tl?)

sing,

Wealth, property.
4.

to prevent,

struct,

^^)

(<iu|\3) To sound.

i.

{m.

The command

Hunter.

of a troop of horse.

letter.

Rtftra.

See

Hunter.

a troop of horse.

(a. <uij)

2.

Obstruction, hin-

1.

Gold.

2.

A post

Sound, noise.

3.

pond when

erected in a

as a

1.

it is

Ready money,

CT^Httf

^^.j) A

(a.

s.

rhyme

to

it)

cash.
dismissal.

consecrated.

C^t^l
(zw.)

The name of the

fifth

present kalpa or age of the world

Manu
see

of the

(m. from R.

s.

^^

CTt5

"M,*!

a. (mfn.

^^)

<

CTffi

Sickness, disease.

Taken

ill,

dis-

eased.

(TfaTl

(from

a.

CTF^S3)

Planted (said of the

cold-season crop of rice).

RtnCTTl

(-fk\m. CT^+^tf^T) A

s.

physician.

lsillf^Ta. (from

with

(Tfe3)

Planted (as a

C^Wl

(from

a.

ill.

CTntt^lTrl

a.

W^)

(from

the cans, of R.

(mfn. C^t^l

a.

Diseased,

+ 3^-3)

ill.

Afflicted with a

disease, diseased.

Rt^ll

(corrupt, of

s.

CTT 5!) The

hair of the

CTtTOI

the hair of a beast.

A
painful swelling occasioned

a hair by the roots.

by the

boil or

pulling

up of

CTt^fl.

0<?

a.

CTtTPT

a.

did,

s.

(,<

(TT&l^Tra

s.

Carey, 8vo.

edit.

(CTTPT+p.

patroling or

s.

W^)

(from CTfa?)

C^f^Hl

s.

1.

Light.

2.

Ready

cash-book.

&$4) A

(from

s.

(from R.

nishing of trinkets.

CTtTJTi

(m/n.from

(mfn. from R.
(m.)

s.

cash-keeper, a

The painting

Carey.

3^)

Beautiful, splen-

species of the silk-cotton tree.

(/. from

RtS^

s.

(/.

R.

WJ
2.

1-

Approval

from R.

commonly

suit-

commonly

plant,

Crinum ?).
1.

(Convolvulus Turpethum).

variety of

2.

plant

called sundarochanL

CTfWfaa.

^^?)

HI,

R.^"^) Pleasing, agreeable.

called sunddrochani (a sort of

teori

banker, a treasurer.
C3"t^l

ableness to the taste.

(m. from R.

money, a purchase made with ready cash.

CTt3=v5

CTffl+t^)

A patrol,

going the rounds.

C3~t3? s

(-PK

a.

diseased

(w.).

diseased, sickly.

Carey.

ll^s. (corrupt, of the English round)

a night-guard.

(/. from

s.

Also CTTpTS'

state.

t<

CTt5!) Diseased,

rice).

CTI^U3 v. a. (from RHf?T3

<5^) To sow, to plant.

body

field

(mfn. pres. part. a. proper form,

R. < t>^) Shining, resplendent.

or var-

CTlf^

a.

(mfn. from R.

Wiftin*'

RtR.

2413

Gr. 821)

2414

Splendid, brilliant.

V.

2.

Elegant,

CrUl^T^.

(n.

(p.

<F^)

from R.

jjj)

U^Tf^*.

(p.

Light, spendour.

jfjjj) Work

(from p.

s.

ad. (from p.
(p. sjjj)

Rt^t 5.

i.

See

s.

hired labourer.
a day-book.

Daily.

CTW

K
see

<F&\

&c), a
(k.

s.

(m.)

s.

(n.)

5.

dual

<?^)

from the caus. of R.

?).

U Wept,

(w?.

2.

An

Earth.

2.

Planted, erected (as a post or pillar).

the irreg. causal form of R.

s.

(-SFT

n.

3^)

from R.

from R.

wept

<?^)

blockade

a.

(mfn. R.

for.

Being under a

CTt^T

(n.

(m.

s.

the nap of

CTfr^T + ^Pl) A pore

of the skin.

^^4-^) One who

1.

C<k^5.

(m. from

Also
;

a forbiddance.

C^tSpTf 3^) The

stand-

ing on end of the hair through extreme delight.

(TftlSTH

bank, a shore.

^+^)

(mfn. from CTfrFSA.) Rumi-

a.

nating, chewing the cud.

CTfcHf^3

a.

(.)

(mfn.

and

CTfat#

(m.).

CTtHt^ + ^3)

Having

the hair erect through any sudden emotion.

Hindering,

1.
;

besieging.

WWU^ft

s.

line of hair

(/. from

CTta^+^Tt^) A

extending across the navel.

restraint.

(< lUt^ s.
s.

Hair, the hair

wool

Weeping.

2.

obstructing, forbidding, preventing

2.

i<<H

WU^llWfr
Wilkins'

obstacle, a hinderance, a stoppage

siege, a

ruminating, a chewing the cud.

a besieger.

Wil-

In the

earth.

m. from R.
hinders or restrains

The

cloth.

C<
Heaven.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Gr. % 706)

3^)

Gr. 467.

kins'

CTftl

To weep.

( ^fl) Heaven and

a.

plants

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of R.

a.

The name of a plant (Hedy-

1.

the caus. of

One who

planter.

of the body or of a beast

sarum Alhagi

arrow.

v. a.

(/.)

An

Fit to be planted or to be erected.

<F'iL )
v

Rl^jlT

s.

to

l^"*ft^I a. (mfn. fut. part. p. of the caus. of

R.

C<1kl s. (w. from R. ^tT + ^pT) 1. A tear.

2. A weeping or crying, lamentation, wailing.

CTTPpTl

hinder,

R.^?)

(mfn. from CTt^tflFJ

a.

Planting,

(CTtef\3) To be mad.

CTttpT

To

planting of trees, the erecting of a pillar, &c.

fast.

(m. from the caus. of

R.
(trees,

A journal,

jjj)

Bread

(h.

CTI^Root,
G&A.

s.

or labour for hire,

j$j.j) A

(p. &*>\jjjj)

s.

forbidden,

obstruct, to prevent, to besiege, to blockade.

day.

CTH^

(<l\5^tt^l

3^)

(from R.

a.

v.

service.

CTteSTl

prevented,

obstructed,

besieged, blockaded.

beautiful.

C^IWs.

Hindered,

R.

An impediment,

(a. j\jj)

The roof of a house

a por-

tico or gallery in front of a house.

an obstruction, a hinderance.

CTH^^Tf^
s.

Rite a.

(n.

from R.

(?w/w. pre*.

^jj A

bank, a shore.

j9ar. p.

of a

^jj) A

serenade,

when performed round the apartment

great man when he retires to rest.

especially

R. <^<t,+ ^3)

s.

2415

C<

2416

HH |

(from

5.

Also

) Light, splendor.

r.

CTtfS3"W
Agni.

CTI^ s.

R.^FI)

from

(re*,

from R.

a. (flgfc.
(wi.)

C< l^TjTT

a. (m/ra. fut.

part. p. R.

(4

To provoke,

(CTt3"f3 ) To

i .

0*1

treat with disrespect.

(mn.~) 1. Heat,

s.

sunshine.

solar heat,

CTfa + 3lft>3)

(mfn.

disrespect.

Formidable,

wrathful, irascible,
a.

Wilkins' Gr.
see (.4

tartar of the teeth.

(mfn. from

a.

to

exasperate.

(l<llRt\3

Root, i. (C^T^t^)To treat with

<P^) Causing

Root,

(from

v. a.

touchstone.

anger, provoking.

CTt^H^ts?

a. (mfn. (.<lo*ll

The

epithet of

horses are red.)

903) Coloured with rochand

s. (ft.)

2.

^) An

Rtfe3 +

Whose

(Lit.

C<l0pi<P

Angry, passionate,

Quicksilver.

Anger, passion, wrath.

(mi

5.

2.

terrible,

warmth;

Wrath, rage, excited

Angry,
passion.

wrathful, passionate, enraged.

C^"W

cr
\

(from C4

a.

raged, wrathful.

CTtf^3

a. (mfn.

(re.)

salt

An gry,

from R.

(a.

postage of

s.

Mohun P.
s.

^J) A

fee,

plant (Spilanthus

3^+3FT)

febrifuga).

Hort. Ben.

/3

(/. from R.

s.

ix.

1.

CTtf^3

a.

(m.)

from R.
1.

Red

4.

(re.)

Manu
s.

1.

An

s.

(hi.)

and

of the hide

n. 41.

2.

Ter-

of the divisions of

iv. 88.

(m. patronymic from

epithet of

Balarama.

2.

An

fe'fj.)

epithet of

cow.

(m. from R.

2.
1

^ A sufiix,

^3^?)

kind of deer.

by means of which a few adverbs

by a wheeled

stars,
-4s.

probably
Res.

ri,

e. g.

What, who?

from pron.
That,

3fK When?

3f\

Then,

fr

om

this.

Red, of a red
(the colour).

(Cyprinus denticulatus).

deer.

One

pron.

(ro/re.
s.

rible, frightful,

A seed.

2.

1.

See

TTi/sora.

Made

Manu

are formed from pronouns

five

1.

?)

(re.)

of the deer called <F3>

rising or

323,

colour,
fish

Tauri.

Also

the planet Mercury.

A tree.

f )

and containing
e

1.

fourth lunar asterism figured

v J

oleracea).

p. 33.

C lRu. (m> from R.3*3T)

rftST^ (.).
C^R^ a. (mfn. from 3Ff

large forest-tree (Swietenia

2.

293.

lake near Sambher, about twenty miles

hell.

R.

(re.

carriage,

the

p. 66.

ascending.

The

a tax, a duty;

letters.

C3"l"*Jpmi

CDHrfl.

of salt procured from a

west from Jayanagar.

l^M^s.

CTt^l

A kind

silver.

enraged,

wrathful.
(.<

from^Pfr) Made of

a. (mfn.

Angry, passionate, en-

3.

2.

kind of

Indra's bow unbent and

invi-

A plant
C^t^t^^

com-

sible to mortals.

CTtf333?

monly

s.

(m.

called

from R.

rohin.

Also

and CTt^t (-f7T m.)-

(?re.)

*m The twenty-eighth consonant of the

alphabet, corresponding to the

of

I.

Hindu

common sound

2418

2417
I

Taddhita

suffix,

adjectives are formed from substantives

*t\

07

T^

(>/") Dustv> from

a-

e. g.

s'

0-)

Dost.

for

^$3 v. a.

e.

i.

is

bring

away, to

H*ll3H*J
v. a.

To take

To

v. a.

^^tfl

influence or bias a person, to

*T^Root,

Necessary

property, furniture.

(^TtWfe) t To

x.

5?

TO

(-&\

s.

^^W.

a.

nate,

taste.

To

2.

also

Distin-

or sign.

R.

n.

^^+^3)

marked.

^^T^+IPT

) 1.

mark,

Chief, principal.

2.

(mfn. from R. ^*T3^) Prosperous, fortu(ne.)

s.

1.

The name of the brother and

companion of Ramachandra.
crane.

2.

hundred-thousand.

a spot, a sign.

(a. ijlj plur. of fji)

;

Observed, seen, perceived

prevail upon, to persuade.

things, requisites

a word

ellipsis,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

mark

(/.)

noun of ^X^S) The taking, getting,

Also

An

1.

^i+3lt3%)

(mfn.

a.

guished by a
^tcfcl s

or obtaining a thing.

^T&J

R.

(/. from

s.

female Siberian crane

to get, to acquire, to

fetch.

v.

indicate,

metaphorical sense implied in a passage.

^^TT1 *lfev5

To

or phrase understood though not expressed ; the

short syllable.

accept, to receive, to assent.

To

(Beng. )

u. a.

used as an abbreviation

LJ) To take,

(h.

4. Sight, seeing.

to portend.

^Sdp'h

In works on prosody

v. a.

name, an appellation.

by means of which some

3. (n.

for

^5^!

The Indian

2.

name, an appel-

obtain.

?<pl

lation.

^ + 3?t^)

(m.

s.

character expressing

The

any

or

letter

(/. from

s.

sound.

its

of the
s.

(hi.)

species of bread-fruit tree (Arto-

carpus Lacucha).
?1

<*\&<$

(a. lil)

s.

s.

(hi.)

1.

2.

the wife

Fortune, prosperity, success.

of

prosperity.
3.

Beauty,

Abandoned by
fortune, unfortunate.

Root,

to

prefixed,

To

define.

lac,

With 311, SH,

T5P

) 1.

mark

one hundred thousand

(Beng.)

(/.).

festival

on

or

ft

f^f^K?

v. a.

the fifteenth day of the second half of the

A'swina.

STftWV

observe, to see, to perceive.

(m. for R.

to observe.

describe,

s.

To see, to perceive,
3. To
2. To mark.

(*T53?irf3)

x.

to remark,

(w.)

The name of one

Zac, the

dye.

1.

splendour.

sort of fan-tailed pigeon.

rags.

?)

female deities,

Vishnu and goddess of wealth and

2.

Old cloth;

R.

principal

a butt.

2.

a.

month

263.

mfn.

a.

^T^ + ^V) Pros-

^5^+ IT) Ob(ra.)

1. A mark, a

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

servable, perceivable,

sign

the mark.

ill.

perous, fortunate, thriving.

also

To overshoot

As. Res.

a butt.

2.

s.

A hundred thousand.

3.

Fraud,

disguise.

^flSPl

s.

token.

(n.
2.

predicate.

R.

^55 +

) 1.

sign, a

mark, a

short description, a definition

See

Trans.

B.A.S.

i.

94.

3.

Root,

i.

To
7

(with the insertion of a nasal,

go, to move, to approach.

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2420

Root,

fj^tl^
I.

To

i.

go, to move.

^fffe)

(with the insertion of a nasal,

go, to move.

To

1.

tfSti

1.

To

2.
5

(from R.

T 5 t) A

With

speak.

3^

or

ft

prefixed,

To go

beyond, to exceed, to transgress.

(i^S[W from

s.

^%h^t) Small-

ness, levity, diminution.

(femin. of the irreg. compar. degree

beat off fruits.

staff to

US) To be

v. n. (h.

To

^fc^l

To be lame.
To obtain.

2.

taste.

s.

Also,

near.

v. a.

To

of
get,

ST^) A

contemptible woman.

Tarachand

Ch.
to obtain.

*Pft I

(fr

om R. HSjsj A boat-hook,

as a boat-hook

a pole used

s.

(m.)

1.

a stick.

staff,

2.

club, a

mace.

TO

1.

tity,

With, about one.

(from

or

(m/k.

a.

plant (Trigonella corniculata).

syllable.

ac?.

j9r<?.

Wilkins' Gr.

Attached

and R. f*0f

part. p. R.

pp. 418, 419)

adhering

to,

Ashamed.

1.

(n.) Levity, smallness

used in comp.

a.

e. g.

Stuck in the mud, from

mire,

(n.)

s.

s.

The

(mn.)

cension, or the divisions of the equator,

rise in

s.

which

succession with each sign in an oblique

sphere.

^^t^

Mud,

the oblique as-

Res. n. 271.

-4s.

(m. ^T^j

+ ^) A

(^4-^)

s.

bondsman, a

security,

writing specifying a

Tarachand Ch.

propitious time for a marriage.

^^tSRJ^

r*t9

s.

-h^^T)

from fT^2)

(/.

The

before the age

^\W>f%

Moving

or sounding like strongly

To

x.

obtain,

i.

S^Ti^rf^)

1.

minish.

To

3.

fast, to

(^Tl^nrfS)

1.

To

taste.

2.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

To

dry, to dry up.

(^^3)

To

abstain from food.

2.

To

go, to move.
x.

(/.)

^^-"Ef^ ^) A ca3

Carey.
a.

v.

(^+3ltf^3)

To

disre-

gard, to disesteem, to think lightly of a person.

cn^J^sl^T

Contempt.

(n.

s.

^Pft^ a. (mfn. ^T+^T^from R.*i"& ) Easy

w^^W

a.

'^AN

s.

{mfn.

^W^P

a.

^^H? s

'

low

'

Light, portable.

(In algebra) The

an equation.

(mfn.

(n. ?)

^^1+^)

(n.

lesser root of

^^^T+^jt^)

^l+W^)

Of a low

di4.

price.

price.

*^L+"ffi)

skirmish

Mohun

p. 152.

^SKtP

'

*'

^\+^^)

Consisting of

fewer terms (as a side in an equation),

agitated fluids.

S^Roox,

(corrupt, of

s.

^^ftf^

P.

of puberty.
a.

^1

diminution, hu-

miliation.

s.

zodiac.

girl

smaller quan-

of digestion.

Wilson.

bail.

^^t3"

(/.)

short

(mfn.)

rising of a sign, its

appearance above the horizon

s.

2.

in contact with, in-

to,

(In arithmetic)

3.

2.

the lesser root in an equation.

"3"

dence.
tent on

Light, swift, quick,

ad. Sans. Quickly, swiftly,

syllable),

*Tdlv3

Sfl(&b>)

pleasing, beautiful, small, trivial, short (as a

a lever.

from R.

T-foi a. (mfn.

Colebr.

Alg. p. 35.

MxfjiU
grass

s . (n.

^^T + ^^ni) The

root of a fragrant

(Andropogon muricatum).
s.

(from

To expel

urine.

W)

Urine.

-3ftft3

v. a.

2422

2421

^T^tfiPlI

s. (

^Wt + fZFTTl ) The act of making

ashamed,

water.

^T^l

The

(/.) I.

s.

capital of the island of Ceylon

and residence of Ravana

also the island of

The name of the place whence

Ceylon

itself.

Hindu

astronomers calculate the longitude, and

which

2.

different in situation

is

of several species).
(f.)

*T$tPf3l

Hort. Ben.

Tirucalli).
s.

Sen.

T^I<$

a.

from R.

(rnfn.

s.

(mfn.

s.

^^Hf^)

1.

To

To be

4.

(with

x.

give.

strong.

Shame, bashfulness,

^^Fll+^R)

Shameful.

^I + ^rf^S)

^Ut^(-^

mfn.), ^^Tjt-

and ^Tf^s? (mfn.).

Modest, shame-

A sensitive plant (Mimosa pudica).

(mfn.

a.

Modest,

^1+^)

Void of mo-

desty or shame, shameless.

Overstepping,
(m.)

shine,

injure.

^^F^)

(mfn.

(m.)

^Tjt^T)

going beyond, transgressing,

To

^^^a. (mfn. ^^Il + Ulrj)

ful,

f^jj

3.

Also

bashful.

Carey.

(?-JS) An anchor.

s.

To

from R.

(f.

*j$Jjf (mfn.)

quinquelocularis).

^^T^RT

s.

^T^Jt<Ra.

Hort.

(Lonicera

2.

To be

1.

See R.

shrub

^X[f3)

censure.

p. 36.

(5^+37^) A

dwell.

hide, to cover,

modesty.

p. 37.
s

To
To

^fg)

(/.).

A plant (Euphorbia

plant (Eugenia caryophyllata).

^^Sjpr

NSlf>3,

^1

plant (Trigonella cornicu-

(^<p1 + f*fcl?)

s.

of a nasal,

5.

be

(with or without the insertion

x.

the insertion of a nasal,

plant (Capsi-

^tf^1 and 5^$tfW

Also

lata).

Carey.

To

x.

to conceal,

2.

(^OlUS) To

vi.

fry.

manifest or apparent.

from Ceylon.
)

cum

^ft) To

a nasal,

trans-

Root,

x.

(^$^f^)

1.

To be

manifest.

gressor.
2.

from R.

n.

beyond a

^^J + ^pT) A

a transgressing, a trespassing

limit,

shine.

^\ Root,

(^^l^R?) To be a

i.

child, to act or

talk like a child.

abstinence.
?

R.

(mfn. fut. part. p.

a.

tT.fi

To

stepping

Fit to

be stepped beyond or trans-

gressed, transgressible.

Also

^"I^P

T^*T

^tf^US) 1. A hanging:
or being suspended.
2. A small species of
parrot (Psittacus minor).
3. A shrub which
noun of

(v.

s.

(mfn.).

produces anotta (Bixa Orellana).

s.

(from *TffcfaiiJ Boxing,

fisti-

^"^t^U3

v. a.

Carey.

^1%U3) To

(caus. of

hang,

cuffs.

to suspend a thing.
(rnfn. pret. part.

a.

p. R.

^^4-^^)

Overstepped, passed beyond, transgressed.

v. a.

(from R. SflXQ

To

overstep, to

pass beyond, to transgress.

^TS^Root,
Root,

i.

i.

(^Hf^f,

To mark.
or with the insertion of

v. n.

(from R. c*^iv ?) To be suspended,

to hang, to swing.

c^ft^^

s.

(h.

intricacy.

^rt^tf^Hl

cU^cUj) A labyrinth,
See *f^^t^v
a.

(from

^Ttjtftj Troublesome,

intricate, perplexed, crafty.

perplexity,

Also

rK5

2423

^T^fT^

s.

2424

tossing or tumbling about with pain

5?

^<3?

A globular sweetmeat.

s. (ra.)

Also

or anguish.
Cf

1v5<\i

**T^1

s.

down

Curls of hair hanging

(/.)

(from

s.

^foW) A tossing or

shaking

the
about, a vibrating motion.

forehead.

of

a. (corrupt,

^O^foul

(^KSfS)

i.

1.

To

(from *Tfs?U3)

s.

Root,

^\5^)

(from

a.

Moveable, un-

steady, fickle.

and frtl

feXTl

Also

profligate.

Lascivious, lewd,

moving or shaking,

frolic, to sport, to

agitation.

dally.

2.

agitate.

To move

the tongue.

To

x.

4.

pain.

nurse, to foster.

2.

To

To

3.

stir,

(^loufj)

shake.

3.

to

To

I.

^^3^3

To

"1^31

To

s.

1.

(/.)

plant.

shine.

2.

(from ^tfs}S3) Unsteady, moveable,

a.

Also

wavering.

*F5\

(from

s.

Motion, a vibrating, a

^^3)

v. a.

To

a fight

battle,

war.

fight.

(caus. of

v. a.

^fOW)

Heart-pea (Cardio-

To climb

^3^^

(^vjl+^Tt) A

s.

T\jt33]R

^\5l<P<<?\i

s.

*n^tF3l

fighting-

p. 51.

to

Hort. Ben.

noun of

^\5TCS3) The

thing to move, the stirring a thing,

stirred,

causing a
a.

Moved,

s.

^vJft^) A

(from

^fot^ v.

n.

mutual fighting

to shake, to stir
s.

(corrupt, of

wand, a

To

(^i+.^pd)

s.

Aplant(Achy-

Hort. Ben.

ranthes alternifolia).
5

T3l + 5I5?T?)

p. 19.

p. 94.

green onion.

to fight.

scandent

(from
?)

staff,

a stick, a

plant (Willoughbeia edulis).

(/.

(from *Tf\JU3?)

To

lay a bait.

climbing

shrub (Uvaria fornicata and U. bicolor). Hort.

pole.

^OTt^U3 v. a.

fig-tree (Ficus hederacea).

vibrate, to quiver,

spreading creeper.

^^411

Ben.

(from R.

(^+^$i^H^)

from R.

3*1^)

(from

or scuffling.

p. 66.

p. 103.

shaken, agitated.

^vjt^Tf^

s.

scandent species of

and

vibrating or oscillating, the shaking a thing.

v.

^Hftft^^
Hort. Ben.

^^tK?) A moving

(from

s.

warrior, a fighter.

(^\5T^ + ^v3l) A

Molmn P.

cock.

fro,

^3tl^3) A

Carey.

(^1 + ^5^") A scandent species

s.

of fig-tree (Ficus vagans).

(from

climbing species

to
5?

s.

as a vine,

to cling to.

agitate, to shake, to stir, to fight.

*^3t^

(Beng.}

of nettle (Urtica naucliflora).

To move,

commonly

plant,

gramineous plant (Tri5.

(from *F5\)

v. n.

(from

4.

spermum Halicacabum).
v. a. To cling to another.

wavering.
.

3.

gonella corniculata).

^sifcfoUl

*^5G3)

Con-

creeper, a winding or creeping

branch.

called priyangu.

^OOO

to it)

de-

feel

x. (with the insertion of a nasal,

sire,

(^ + ^asa rhyme

s.

fusion, ruin, disorder.

plant.

from ^^jl)

Carey.
creeper, a winding

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2425
5

^ 5 fl,

(corrupt, of

s.

^HjRdOT,

^'Pfr

with

ing.

To

$?PfaaSP[

with "ft To complain, to be-

*Wtt#3

^^H^

The mouth.

2.

with

with, to converse.
1.

The

1<

The

3.

act of talk-

first

(^Ci+^W) The

s.

5.

a.

+Mll<P< ) A

(m.

Mo-

l-<

term in a

salt sea.

salt-mine.

Salted.

(mfn.

i
|

salt-cellar.

p. 75.

To speak

R. ^PjUf^PT)

(n.

5.

address

to, to

hun P.

Withal

To speak.

to speak

say,

^"HtJT

fl>3?) Butter.

i-

prefixed, To speak

wail

5?
.

-i-^I

^)

Salt water,

a.

(mfn.) Abounding in salt or brackish water.

progression

see

^rerHW

Also

Spoken,

said.

s.

W.+SIPJ The

(.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

(n.) Speech, the voice.

PST

E5

folding up, a wrapping

(m.).

from R.

(n.

5.

salt sea.

SJ+3FT) A

reaping or

cutting.

together.

(from

kind of ornamented

(cans, of

v. a.

wrap together,

up, to

^flfo?)

To

fold

Root,

To

^<

prefixed,

To

To

1.

fall,

to tumble.

hold, to support.

rely or

depend upon

(m. from R. *fT)

fraction,

1<^[

1.

with

ft To de-

cutting or reaping.

Smallness, littleness.

3.

the numerator

Colebr. Alg. p. 13.

of a fraction.

(mfn.) Small,

5.

(n.) Cloves, the tree

s.

s.

scandens).
^T^"

s.

and

its fruit

(Eu-

(^^ + ^1)
Hort. Ben.

fossil salt or factitious

tiful,

taste,

pleasing.

a.

jU) A

wrapper, a great coat, a

jaU) Frankincense, gum-benzoin.

(a.

from R.

(w.

5.

^+

sickle, a bill-hook.

crK^5l

s.

(a.

^% a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

799)
<

Gr.

liiJ)

plant (Limonia

word, a saying.

salt.

2.

cr

1^+^3

Wilkins'

SfaU^l*

e. g.

from

Favour,

^4^^

s.

Ob-

(mfn.)

^TT^

s.

(m.)

product.

^T + 3f3$1)

(mfn. from

a.

(n.)

a.

Pos-

sessed of fame, having acquired renown.

^%^P\

a.

(mfn.

^-h^

!)

Sage, learned,

s.

sage.

n ^ f<

a.

(mfn.

from

^Tf + ftTpl) Having

acquired science or wisdom, learned.

p. 32.

(mfn.)

Wilkins' Gr. %

420) Obtained, taken, gained, acquired

p.

used in comp.

(m.)

(n.) 1. Salt (muriate of soda): sea-salt,

a saline

little.

genia caryophyllata).

^<^\j1

(a.

tained through favour,

Destruction, loss.

4.

with

cause delay.

tain, to

Cf

2.

To hang with the head downwards

To

5.

s.

^f^T

To sound.

1.

**Wn1

adhere, to

(with the insertion of a nasal,

i.

W%X3)

2.

coarse kind of

cloak.

stick or cling to.

s.

^?) A

from R.

(/.

to entwine.

(from R.

v. n.

2.

s.

custard-apple (Annona squamosa).

shoes.

With

^kHR

(m.) Saltness,

1. Saline.

2.

Beau-

^faft
human

a.

(mfn.

^+ W|)
r

Perfected in

virtue.

""l^i-l^ a. (mfn.

*T^+ 3FJsl) Having obtained

leave of absence.

2428

2427

^t^N

a.

*T^ + 313^1*1) Having

(>.

or being pendulous.

The geographical

found an opportunity.

*rf|*.

^+f3)

r.

(/.

li Acquisition, gain,

the getting or obtaining a thing,

metic)

^^Root,

(V$W) To

i.

With3l1

gam.

into contact

prefixed,

To

with

blame, to reprehend
to acquire.

TS3) To

i.

to get, to

To

1.

to

come

vituperate, to

with

To understand

2.

Also,

ceive.

obtain,

To touch,

cr

de-

(with the insertion of a nasal,

<

^,)

(from

"l^ii

*1)

degree of

MS.

^TW) A
5?

(from

s.

height.

a. "proper form

R.

I:

perpendicular,

^)

Long.

a.

Length, tallness,

1.

Expensiveness, extravagance.

2.

^^I'^tcteft

+ C^3lt")

s.

1.

The

length and breadth of a thing. 2. Extravagance,

sound.

expenditure.

To

(from R.

v. a.

*T^ + 3I

3.

MS.

Hanging, depending, being pendulous.

1*"<l s.

obtain,

^ To

with

Wilkins'

(mfn. pres. part.

a.
<rr

long necklace.

latitude.

Wilkins

latitude.

Colebr. Alg. p. 8.

quotient.

(m.

s.

(In arith-

2.

2.

At great

to obtain,

get,

3.

Tedious

detail, boasting,

ad.

length, in detail.

to acquire.
55

^>

(mfn. fut. part, p. R.

a.

right,

Gain,

(n. ?)

s.

2.

At-

Proper,

money.

W&StiS$BR
(Eugenia

usurer.

^ri$t a. ( _

mfn.

Mb + 3^2^)

De-

(from

(from

a.

Hort. Ben.

S^ + XPll)

having a long neck (as a

For the sake of

along,

s.

The

tree

p. 37.

Long-faced,

bottle),.

S^t^f^ ad. (from ^3")

N> + 3jC)

(Quercus cas-

p. 68.

(*FZ\+*&t5fct) A

s.

claviflora).

3Ki^4

sirous of gain or profit.

Wl^flf

A tree

Hort. Ben.

tanicarpa).

on

interest

profit,

lM +

cr

(from

^+TT) h

obtainable, procurable.

tainable,
fit,

At

entire length of

full

length, laid

any thing.

gain,

STP^^I
^^H""^
s.

(m.}

(/.) or
5?

f*X^
to

(n.}

v. a.

To

spring,

to leap.

(from

fffW)

dulous.

springing

or

s.

(mfn. from R.

springing, a leaping or

2.

Long,

(n.

tall,

1.

^tMlw

m ^ ne

great, large,

s.

(m.}

*T^+3FT)

1.

A h anging

a.

s.

s.

Pendent, pen-

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

from R.

fifteenth astronomical

moon's path. As. Res.

An

s.

(m.

5?p3

366.

To

om R.

57

ft)

Having a

+ 3Fr)
g> to
1.

large

Ganesa.

Abuse,

2.

i.

fr

epithet of

from R.

(n.

^11^ Root,

(mfn.

(m.)

getting, acquiring.

^TTI

yoga or

ix.

a 6?. (from "i*"< ) Lengthwise, in length.

belly,

A perpendicular.

^'^T

Sm

division of the

jumping.
a.

^^+^3)

Hanging down, pendulous, pendent.

jumping about.
s.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Lewdness, lasciviousness.

or soft

palate.

jump,

The uvula

R.

^31

lecher, a libertine, a gallant.

A jump, a leap,

s.

(/. from

s.

(mfn.} Lecherous, lascivious, dissolute.

a.

Gaining,

I.

reviling.

move

Union, adherence,

an embracing or clinging to. 2. A house, a

3. Equal time in music or dancing.
dwelling.
a melted

4. (n.) Solution, fusion, melting,

state.

e*1*l<pM

(corrupt, of

s.

<*\

Hort. Ben.

vum).

^Tfffa

(from

s.

^Root,

^IT+^t5^) A

(m.

s.

time of disso-

lution or destruction.

STST^fa

(mfn.

a.

+ rf^3)

57

TXT

Dissolved, melted,

destroyed, lost.

*^

*V*fi

Garlic (Allium sati-

p. 24.

^JT)

The

cat's eye.

Loss, destruction, disappearance.

5.

2430

*T)rfe

2429

Root,

^FFfl
2.

s.

x.

To

2.

sire.

Fi) To

move.

go, to

(fcfFMTO)

To

1.

wish, to de-

x.

(/. from R.

Cf e
1

1.

*l N )

A wanton woman.

s.

sometimes with

3TRo

^Tlft) To be

skilful.

fixed to

x.

it.

(^wfvS,
x.

it.

To embrace.

sometimes with

iv.

to love, to like:

prefixed to

(*lfflffo>) 1.

it

play, to sport

^^^s.

(f?$r

2.

a thing

(from

An army;

p.

^CiJ)

a soldier, a lascar.

The business

or pro-

fession of a soldier.

(f. from

A necklace hang-

R.

^^sSTRoot,

vi.

(^safsj,

03) To be ashamed,

ing as low as the navel.

to
(n.

s.

2.

To

ft or3> pre-

(tabwifc} To do

(p.jZzS)

As.

433.

fc^R^l

and

desire, to wish,

skilfully.

enjoy.

species of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

Res.

-C3)

i.

To

^^Root,

i.

Root,

G3)

from R.

W^.)

The

1.

forehead.

be modest or bashful.

prefixed to

Sometimes with

ft

it.

Fate, destiny (conceived to be written on the

forehead).

^^Iffel

s.

(/.

from^^CTS) An ornament

(n.y

s.

horse or bull.
c^crj \{<

s> ( n- )

A mark on
2. A mane.
.

a chaplet

the forehead of a

of flowers falling over

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Enjoyed, played, sported.

^1

in folds

guid gestures in a

^^+^3)

Wished

2.

from fatness,

woman

for,

1.

large

s.

(w.)

ii.

(^TtfvJ)

1.

SfTl s.

(corrupt, of

STTS

s.

TW)

wave

or

Also

surf.

expressive of amorous

receive, to get.

2.

(corrupt, of
s.

(/.

Lac.
long gourd (Cu-

Hort. Ben.

curbita lagenaria).

Lan-

To

^"^) A

(corrupt, of

de5

*T5J?)

from R.

p. 70.

hundred thousand.

Lac, the red dye,

or the animal which produces

it.

.4s.

Res. n.

361, 363.

sentiment.

(femin. of

1.

The name of a

particular scale in the musical system of the

Hindus.

give.

sired. 3. Pleasing, beautiful, lovely. 4. (Beng.^)

Hanging

(/.)

Root,

To

the forehead.
a.

s.

^A(f).

worn on the forehead.

GHFn*$

*TSft

The middle.

(m. from R.

s.

As. Res. in. 78.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

2.

species of

As. Res.

x. 447,

465.

^rW^^PT

*.

(rn.

RTW + SWrpT)

The

red lodh, a tree from the bark of which an astringent infusion

fix

is

colour in dyeing.

prepared, which

is

used to

Wilson.

STOP? a. (mfn. ^\^ + t^Wilkins'Gr. 903)

To be

skilful or clever.

Relating to

lac,

impregnated with

lac.

^rfcr

2431

Root,
2.

To

3.

To

To

4.

refuse, to prevent.

Tt J fl

5?

The being

s.

*TWt

free

from taxes.

^^R) Sparing, frugal, faring

w .)

plough.

As. Res.

x. 3.

flower (Gloriosa superba).

2.

3.

plant (Commelina salicifolia).

E

TffiFJSte;

T^rT+^ from

(m. 5

s.

^T)

R.

A ploughman.

in contact, effect.

^Ttf^Ts?) To cause

s,

(Beng.}

Free from taxes.

ft 511$'U3 v. a. (caus. of

(from

a.

hard.

*T$FT

(from R jtPft&) Joined, put into con-

a.

tact,

Land

^)

(from A.

a.

or arid.

be able or com-

suffice, to

(a.

^t^TlkSfl

To be dry

1.

i.

adorn.

petent to.

2432

^Tt^+TT^)

(m.

s.

to

The pole or

shaft of a plough.
join, to bring into contact

to spread a table,

to bring a boat to shore, &c.

attribute, to impute,

Tt^s3JFt55T s. (^Ifal+SFR) A ploughshare.

&c.

^Tt^T^T^prep. (from

h.

A furrow.

to ascribe, to
s

L^)

to, unto,

Until,

wflfpfl

ending with.

(from *TtFft3)

any thing sought

vestige, a trace

(w.)

^IfyRWl

The

(P.

^il^ Rul

bit of a bridle.

To champ

v. a.

the

bit.

ad. (from

*Tffl$G3)

In contact,

close together, contiguously.

(from

*ftf*j ad.

*TtflT3)

a.

i^pn^^l

2.

of poison.

species of

To be

(from R.

(from ^fift^t) Ploughing,

a.

^l^Wl s. (/.

For, on account of

plants
folia,

(from

s.

^t^pft + ^1) A

tigridis).

Hort. Ben.

p. 14.

Commelina

Gloriosa superba,

(w.)

plant

from ^^TT) The name of several

Jussieua repens, and

Hort. Ben.

in contact

with, to touch, to hit, to be fixed, to adhere

to give pain

A kind

(/. from ^Tlrfr^)

s.

(Ipomoea Pes

towards.
v. a.

cultivator.

ploughman.
"l

^TWP]

plant.

landing-place, a wharf.

^Fffa

1.

ploughing.

after.

from

*Y$pT)

(from

s.

Nama

salici-

Zeylanica.

p. 21.

The

hairy

tail

of an animal.

Also

(with the adverbial paiticiple of

other verbs preceding

it)

to begin, to

commence.

^TTtrt^a. (p.jUJ)
v. n.

Helpless, forlorn.

To ad(from p.jU&-il) Helplessness, a forlorn

here, to stick to.

state.

ad. (from

On

account

of, for

""IIC^

the purpose

of.
5

^TT^Root,

i.

(^Tter3) To be able

or

s.

*V N^. Root,

from

Wilkins' Gr. % 974)

Smallness, minuteness, levity

tempt.

2.

Health.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

Tt^jjf3) To mark.

(n.

i.

com-

petent.

^TfcR"

Root,

I.

diminution, con-

*Tfc|f3)
HlvSl

si

i,

(with the insertion of a nasal,

h To

blame, to censure.

(corrupt, of

modesty.

*^J)

2.

To

fry.

Bashfulness, shame,

2434

2433
Rice freed from the husk by frying.

s.

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

Tardchand Ch.

^lU^

2.

(from 5

a.

^SEP^pil.
mosa

^Tfwps.

8?

H^pri

2.

bashful,

Mohun P.

natans).

from R. ^TTK

(n.

a sign.

p. 41.

c^xl ) Modest,
( from

fl#

1.

Tt3fl

(h.

s.

s.

v. a.

spot, a

pret. part.

(mfn,

Marked, designated.

mark,

*T^-feTl

s.

Reprehended,

2.

2.

disorder,

*TW^rt1%

top for child ren

(*tf"k1? + *n5?)

fish
;

O. Karaivey,

1.

*V$\5)

(cans, of

move, to displace,

^ivjl^'fa

s.

v. a.

2.

Stubble.

"llRiW) To

cause to

leap,

a jump.

To cause

to

^tfeU3) A

(from

mutual or

^TKjfe^ A
)

(from R.

^5

L^)

(from h.

To jump,

to leap,

sort of quail

mutual or

(Perdix Chinensis).

a.

Relating to

(mfn.

dressed with

salt,

salt,

salt.

s.

salt-merchant.
(n.

5.

from^^+TT)

Saltness.

1.

2.

Agreeableness, loveliness, beauty.

*Tfe Root,

x.

(^ksilfo) To

throw, to send,

to direct.
!

to agitate.

(from

(.)

^TOT)

Also

*ft^5

s.

(m. from R.

A getting

Wilkins' Gr.

or obtaining

emolument, produce,

822).

acquisition, gain, profit,

interest.

See Colebr. Alg.

^\^ + ^)

Affording an ad-

p. 288.
)

To

stir,

to agitate,

^kX *
1

to shake, to move.

^3

1.

(/.).

^I<T1<P

a stick, a

staff,

universal shaking and causing to move.

^ifsXvi

s.

impregnated with

Concussion, agitation.

v. a.

(w.)

Also

(Ophio-

(from ^TffsJlA?) Shaken, agitated, diss.

to spring, to flounce.

Carey.

mace, a club, a bludgeon.

placed,

fromfoffe?)

*foTi

s.

(corrupt, of

a.

to

bounds, bold, insolent.

all

v. a.

cephalus Lata, Hamilton's Fishes

S^fal

leap.

To jump,

v. a. (cans.

a play-thing.

s.

promiscuous leaping.

(from R.

Lacepede).

jump,

leap or to jump.

See^Tftl.

^IsM^s.

hare.

re-

Also

confusion.

^f&.

) Speaking, talk.

(^ +

s.

Overleaping

re-

Reprehension.

^T^?) Entanglement,

(from R.

*TT&1.

kick.

^TWS)

(from

5.

or

leap, to flounce.

R.

p.

Given.

1.

-3ltftl3

v. a.

name, an appellation.

proached, blamed,

^Ila

To

(from

a.

^1 + 3)

kick.

(m. from R.

s.

prehension.

1.

xJai)

p. 42.

(from R. i It^J Abuse, reproof,

s.

5J

plant (Mi-

sensitive

Hort. Ben.

(Mimosa

plant

Modest, bashful: also

The

s.

pudica).

c^l^cr^jj

*^)

R.

Received.

a.

(mfn.

vantage, procuring gain or profit, profitable.

s.

(corrupt, of

s.

(h. t-tf)

kick.

A kind of sweetmeat.

^Tt^t^
destiny.

s.

(n.l

prosperous

2436

2435

Hl^l^

(mfn.

a.

^t^ + ^l^)

The

Obtainable, pro-

per to be gained.

^UsHta

riety of

(^Tt^ + ^FTt^)

s.

Profit

and

advantage and disadvantage, gain and

loss,

^iHl

Ipomcea Quamoclit. Hort. Ben.

s.

HHti&tirl

^ 1^^<P

The

(w.)

s.

ricatum.

^THjjiT

"^tfe +TT)

(n.

*.

a caressing.
5
.

TH f 5n

tTri)

potherb

(Amaranthus atropurpureus). Hort. Ben.

Andropogon mu-

root of the

p. 14.

R. S^) The carefully nourish-

(from

ing a child

detri-

ment.

red va-

Lasciviousness,

(^TT^+^T) An

s.

(Basella rubra).

p. 67.

edible

plant

Carey.

lecherousness, debauchery.

0- JS) Red

s-

Slaver.

A small

2.

p. 53.

Tt 5f 5^?f|

(STt^+^R^) A

s.

>

Hort. Ben.

rium odorum).

Mohun P.
plant (Ne-

^Ti^JJPTl

p. 19.

species of oak (Quercus armata).

Ki^w*jkW
(Bergia

(Sida rhombifolia).

plant

p. 48.

(^^+3jfl

s.

(Celosia cristata rubra).

Carey.

nettle (Urtica interrupta).

Mohun P.

song-bird (Fringilla Amandava).

Carey.

PtHft$iqf5$

from

pfi)
Hort. Ben. p.

verticillata).

Also ^i^[t<P*p1 iZor*.

c^t^TfT^t^TO

19.

Red

Carey.

(^t^T + ^t^TT^) A

s.

plant

(^f+^^fef^)

s,

(*rty c<pj^n?) Apiant

p.

pepper (Capsicum frutescens).

5.

species of

scan-

dent species of nettle (Urtica globulifera). Carey.

.Bera. p. 34.

species

eTt^Jfr^^^i

of sweet potato (Convolvulus Battatas).

of

yam

(Dioscorea purpurea). Hort. Ben. p. 72.

nlenXJv/l
plicata).

^Ho

s.

Pf^iftl^

(^Tt^+^fl) A

Hort. Ben.

plant (Epipactis

p. 63.

(corrupt, of 5 Tt 5 T T ri) Covetousness,

5J

s.

Tt 5

^+

Tt5) An

(Amaranthus Gangeticus).

sort

Carey.

edible

plant

Carey.

W^nmf^ (^H+ C*K~Tf^

s.

plant (Achyranthes ferruginea).

?)

An

edible

Carey.

strong desire.

^ 1^0 W
fish

A
s.

(^Tt^T + ^tRli)

(Chanda

^ Hjb^l
bago

s.

lala,

Hort. Ben.

a.

(from

subject to an inordinate desire.

Fri

i^o^sri

s.

dioica).

ftpFTl

Covetous, greedy,

s.

(/.

tree

(Go-

Carey.

(Tamarix

Carey.

The

s.

Canna

from R.

red

Carey.

Indica).
5;

FJT

longing, an

ardent desire, a coveting.

Also^t^TS^Hl

(^TH + ^t^) A
p. 22.

variety of
55

(^t^+c^^ri) a Ash

Hort. Ben.

^nfP^TOTl

plant (Plum-

bioides ruber, Hamilton's Fishes).

s,

Carey.

p. 13.

^Yt^Wi)

the red variety of panicum colonum.

small species of

(^T^+f^ji) A

rosea).

^T^rfW)

Hamilton's Fishes).

sort of grass

plant (Tri-

anthema obcordata,

^Tt^f^

a.

var. rubra).

(mfn. from

Carey.

^Tt^^l)

Covetous,

greedy.

sTH^RTrtHpi

s.

2437

2438

Hort. Ben.

^\^\
2.

s.

from R. ^^FT

(f.

(Beng.)

Mohun P.

p. 51.

A
a.

Slaver, saliva.

1.

grandee.
55

(mfn.

1.

Relating

writer, a clerk.

p. 93.

t^T^+^FT)

R.

(n.

s.

writing.

^1b+^)

Rl^ij A

(from R.

plant (the red variety of Hibiscus phceniceus).

2.

The

1.

written document,

a writing,

scripture.

letter,

The

to the forehead. 2. Arising from fate or destiny.

(m.)

s.

An

1.

attentive servant.

TKfffc^

An

2.

idler.

Also

^IpHOJ

^"^^3 + 11)

from

(n.

s.

Loveliness,

pleasantness, beauty, sweetness, gentleness.

*Tfaf[

sTt5

a.

a.

i)

5.

Sputtering, slubbering.

Dancing

wanton-

and

^T^L) An

Drawn, sketched,

2.

To

go, to move.

Also,

To

(from R.
(n.

s.

(/ew?i w
s.

of

^Tt^T^)

(/.)

A female

dancer.

gimlet, an auger.

Dancing, lascivious

f^i^?) An

acting, dalliance, wantonness.

tW

axle-tree.

The common

hore, -r^T<T?)

ranthus Cheiri).

Relating to La-

2.

1.

token, a sign,

The male organ of

emblem of Siva.

The gender

of a noun.

4.

premises leading to a conclusion.

as the active

frame

subtile
a.

(In the Scinhhya system of philosophy) Na-

ture

Tl5^1) Zac.

(corrupt, of

5.

inference

5.

E5

from R.

(In grammar)

variegate.

to

To embrace.

a discriminative mark.

An

1.

paint,

generation: the phallus as the

3.

from R.

S. (7?.

of a nasal,

(with the insertion

i.

a mime.

^tf^T3>1

painted.

writing, a written composition.

"3X1 prefixed,

actor, a dancer,

Also

written.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

x.

With

(m. from R.

s.

Root,

dead body, a corpse.

ness, dalliance.
1

(.)

be

to

(mfn.).

Written.

Thin, worn.

(m. from R.

s.

^i^W

"M**to3>

1.

^)

(from ^1

(p. j^J)

^I^H

E5

(from R.

a.

Requiring

f^^+

R.

(mfn. fut. part. p.

a.

(from p. Ji) Redness.

s.

style

of a writing.

t^J^ftXI

(/.).

act of

in

Trans. R.A.S.

1.

power

in creation.

which the soul

6.

The

invested.

is

32.

wall-flower (Chei)

Carey.

religious

hypo-

crite.

f*T^I>

(m. from

s.

^^IJ ) A

sort of bread-fruit
s.

(n.

tree (Artocarpus Lacucha).

(/.)

f^^Roox,
1.

To

the egg of a louse.

nit,

vi.

(PWf3)

go, to proceed.

to write.

With

^1
;

upright; with ft

To

1.

(C^f3)

To draw,

prefixed,

with

depict, to sketch

2.

and

To

To

to depict,

describe, to

erect, to stand

scratch, to write, to sketch.

f%*n+ "t^fc) The

which the soul

frame

in

to the

Sankhya system of philosophy).

R.A.S.

is

subtile

invested (according

Trans.

i.32, 35.

f^^im

s.

(n.

r%f+^tAH*H)

doctrine of the gender of nouns.

The

Mohun P.

p. 122.

PnSft
7

(-"RPT

a.

mfn.

t%^f +

Distin-

2439

2440
(m.) The

name

guished by a mark or sign.

s.

of a sect of gymnosophists.

As. Res. vn. 281.

fruit in-

troduced from China (Scytalia Litchi).

Carey.

(from the Chinese

s.

chee)

lee

R.

see Wilkins' Gr. p. 467) Anxious to

have or to obtain, greedy, covetous.

"feifl

s.

FH Rt<
:

"PTE"

ptfl

and

(/.)

See

(m.)

s.

See f^Tpj

(/.).

f^Tpf^R

E?

See

ft?

Root,

(n. ?)

nominal or denominative verb.

Yates' Gr. p. 410.

Root,

To add

to, to

increase.

Sometimes with

anoint, to smear.

2.

go, to move, to ap-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

To

^SI^T,

To

vi.

become

lessen or

proach.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

vi.
1.

less.

Wilkins' Gr. % 561, seqq.

To

iv.

Gr.

Wilkins'

p. 422) Lessened, decreased, reduced.

f^T Root, n. ( C^f^ see Wilkins' Gr. p.

194) To taste, to lick sometimes with
:

prefixed to

or

it.

193,

"f^ffl

(/. from R.

s.

writing in general.
3.

letter.

f^L)

1.

A written document, a
4. A smearing or plaster-

2.

A painting.

Root,

To

Also fejfl (/.).

ing.

f^ffi^fa

*.

writer.

Also

f^fl+^lT)

(m.

Ascribe, a

Smeared, tainted, anointed

?l or f<F

to

3.

degree.

a.

{mfn

f*T^

Eaten.

PlMJfl

a.

by spasm.

(mfn.

cr
ft*1 a.

Having the

^^ft^Ti
5f

s.

^^)

(/. from

^VlWvil

f^P^the desider.

desider. form
for,

of R.

^T^)

f*P*T

the

Coveted, eagerly

anxiously desired, greedily sought

after.

f*P*T

a.

(mfn. from

t^P^the

Wilkins'

+ C^Ti ) A

s.

desider. form of

(f.

-4s.

species of

Res. x. 471.

from^t^fi) The name of a

on arithmetic and algebra

treatise

See Colebr. Alg. Introd.

p. hi.

seqq.
5?

(mfn. pret. part. p. of

^1 + ^

play, diversion, pastime.

s . (f. Tfis'ti

by Bhaskara.

form of R.

Desire, a wish to possess, greediness,

wished

*M

well-known

covetousness, acquisitiveness.
a.

Amorous

(/.)

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

Having the body

anointed with unguents.

f^P^T.

Licked,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

s.

ft^TTCJ

Carey.

f^j +

dissolved,

Gr. 694) Dissolved, extinguished, perished;

absorbed into, intimately united with.

fingers lying close to each other either naturally

or occasioned

To be

in, to perish, to vanish.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

poisoned arrow.

+5^)

in the passive,

^f-

or

With

melt, to dissolve, to fuse.

+ ^l

1.

x.

tasted, eaten.

MS.

(f*VTTb3)
To obtain.

ix.

2.

^TORr, srHxrft

be absorbed

closely united or

Envenomed.

2.

Wilkins'

f^R&S

(In astronomy) The sixtieth part of a

(n. ?)

to adhere.

to,

To

(jw.).

connected with.

(^ftfltvJ) and

iv.

cling

(^rtorfe,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

s.

prefixed.

Hand- writing,

fl^fW^l

s.

from^fHl) A

(/.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

Taddhita

suffix,

species of

As. Res. x. 471.

by means of which some

adjectives are formed from substantives,

.

.) Compassionate,

(/.) Compassion.

e. g.

fro^Wl,

Wilkins' Gr. 952.

2442

2441

A tree producing an
Carey.

lanthus longifolius).

s.

C<^<P^

s.

edible fruit (Phyl-

(from

C^Tt^^?)

(m.)

A cutting off,

oppose.
i.

or grief,

adjectives are formed from verbal roots

(m/ra.) Timid, fearful,

a.

To

and

To

shine.

Also

(*p>Xp3) To

iv.

(C^TtlsHf^)

x.

To speak.

1.

2.

To

elision, or rejection.

by means of which a few

suffix,

-63)

3.

or cast one's self on the ground with sorrow

Also, with the insertion of a nasal,

shine.

A Kridanta

strike again.

(C^Th^fS,

roll

sort of flannel.

To

2.

e. g.

and

(^X&ft)

(*jtefe)

x.

rob, to plunder.

To

2.

To

1.

i.

steal, to

disregard, to disrespect.

from R.
(from

s.

Plunder, booty, capture,

fear.

Also

prey.

concealing, a being hid.

^TtMilt3

To

(cams, of

dering,

To be hidden

(from

from

The magical
eluding

(from

s.

and of

invisible

(from^jf^GS) Concealed, hidden.

a.

p. tgj&I)

plunder, to

rob, to ransack, to toss, to tumble.

*^3,+fWi)

becoming

^X_) To

or con-

all search.

^iRlvS
*^ft

art of

^^3) The act of plun-

(from R.

v. a.

cealed, to be unperceived.
s.

Robbed, plundered, ransacked.

a.

J<lbJ< s. (^Wl+TTflr from R. "B^J The

game of hide and seek.

^jWWi

noun of

(v.

conceal.

U3

see

hide, to

To tumble

v.a.

To

a.

robber.

Also

s.

or toss about,-

prostrate

lie

^PlaTTl

pillage.

^f^TTtTl

**$>\

petticoat.

To

v. a.

v.a.

(from

(from

R.

^flals?)

^p^) A

plunderer, a

skein of thread, a

clew, wadding, any thing circular.

kind of sweetmeat.
as a

^DOl

a. (p. <Ls!)

^T55~Tct*Tl

Wanton,

(from

s.

p. <!ls!)

lascivious, lecherous.

Wantonness, lascivious-

ness, lecherousness. Also

^ blTt^T and ^ DO t^tt

strong.

4.

To

give.

2.

To

injure.

3.

To be

^fE^g^p
plunder.

(w.)
followers of the

nick-name applied to the

Jaina sect:

it

alludes to the

R.A.S.

i.

To

stir,

p. 149.

mortification.

Trans.

it)

*J^^tfT3 v. a.

2.

i.

spoil.

Also

2.

^^T&

rolling

it)

or

(from ^TpT^Ts?) To throw into

disorder, to roll or

Root,

Booty,

as a jingle to

prey, plunder,

tumble about.

^iT JifvS )

(Wtos) To resist,

1.

To knock down.

to oppose,

(^T-

vi.

551.
1.

^TE^Root,

from

Mohun P.
(from

1.

practice of abruptly eradicating the hair of the

head or body by way of

+^))

s.

tumbling about.

dwell.

to

Confusion, disorder.

Root, x. (with the insertion of a nasal,

^5^lrf^) L To

rhyme

i,

to

nected with.

(0*Ttf3) and
agitate.
i.

2.

iv.

(^jfofa)

To be joined

(C^Tt^"fv5)

1.

To

1.

or conresist

or

To be connected

the ground.
nasal,

Also,
1.

to resist, to oppose.

i.

with.

2.

To

roll

on

(with the insertion of a

To be lazy. 2. To
3. To go, to move.

repel,

2443

2444
(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

Rolling on the ground,

s.

R.

^^+^3)

horse rolling

(m.~)

or x.

(from R.

v. a.

*J3^Root,

Also,

churn.

To adhere

To

wallow,

roll, to

To

^O^O
^vjl

pebble
s.

a ball

covetous,

^3

Root,
covet,

pt) A

55

^PkuS)

1.

a robber

thief,

Plundering.

rolling, tumbling,

(from R.

v. a.

To

rob, to plunder.

2.

about, to

tumble about.

roll,

^t

i.

SJ^tt? )

1.

afflict.

Root,

to

(with

iv.

To

cut, to divide

ft

prefixed.
a.

s.

1.

To

2.

vi.

^RC\?
is

v. a.

thrown

Root,

Ben.

to

2.

To

To

desire, to wish, to

perplex, to delude.

causal form

excite, to irritate, to delude.

^ ^ e

desired or

s.

several species of parrots

Carey.

(C asearia glomerata).

plant

Hort.

2.

x.

(C^ MVlft)

To be attached

*J*TH

(m.)

s.

1.

To

agitate, to

stir.

to, to join.

Also

buffalo.

To

i.

(m.).

rob, to steal.

or affliction.

To

disturb,

to

Root,

s.

con-

-G3) 1.
ft, or3 +

(^J^tfsJ,

To

ix.

3.

(f.

from R. ^T?)

1.

Cut

off,

^T*T

to

of a nasal,

2.

An

ant.

by a

spider.

a.

cobweb.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Wilkins'

s.

(/. from

R.

Wilkins Gr. 830)

cutting, a reaping.

?3J

to a person.

spider.

Gr. p. 415) Cutoff, severed.

^ft

a ball or other thing which

insertion

cut,

Local inflammation produced from the liquor

ejected

^3t3^*. (*^3l+3^) A

grammar); disappeared,

(with the

sever, to divide.

rob.

letter in

To catch

i.

lecherous

p. 33.

SJ^Root,
steal,

obsolete, disused, extinct, elided.

C

plunderer.

injure, to kill.

sometimes with

To

To

(Psittacus Lory).

2.

to agitate, to toss

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

dropped (as a

The name of

the insertion of a nasal,

(^^3)

found, to bewilder,

stir,

To hurt, to
To suffer pain

3.

3.

prefixed in the

The name of

s.

Root,

^^l^ Root,

2.

354.

ix.

coveted.

*35va<
Wallowing,

Greedy, avaricious,

hunter.

(from R.

v. n.

Carey.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 465.

(from

a.

ft

or

(MtanfS)

Salt.

cr

*C)S^

(^^Fd)

vi.

With

a lottery-ticket.

1.

(^^fsS) To

iv.

small piece of stone, a

A plant (Portulaca oleracea).

^fl) A salt-merchant.

^PJ.

dis-

^^+^3) Covetous,

^^ + ^)

(m.)

s.

an asterism. As. Res.

(Ca searia glomerata). Carey.

(m. from R.

femin.

To

to

person, a libertine.

(corrupt, of

(from

(mfn.

a.

\%c<^

vi.

1.

2.

cr

cover.

(from R.

s.

^MUpJ)

2. (x.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

(^oRs)

vi.

to join, to rest upon.

A shrub

5.

agitate, to stir, to

(C^t^f\3) and

i.

to,

hurt,

anxious, desirous, greedy.

(C*Tfaf3) To

i.

To

appear.

tumble about.

to

to torment.

afflict,

himself on the ground.

1.

s.

(n.)

^^Root,

tail.

i.

C^rf^) To

adorn, to decorate.

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x.

(fTOTfyJ)

To

1.

hurt, to injure.

2.

To

steal, to rob.

A word

C^T interj.

s.

*rf3T3)

from

Records, writings; documents.

PNH%PU

used in calling a dog.

f^ftS) A

(from

s.

mutual

writing, correspondence.

C*T\331

C*T#

RlS^)

(from R.

s.

^)

(frora

s.

Paste, starch.

C^Tf^

The

(Mus

Proper to be written,
written document, a

(corrupt, of

s.

species of rat

Carey.

musculus).

C^^Ol

(from C*Tfc)

s.

"f&G)

Rags, tattered
palm-tree.

cloth.

(rFU

f^L)

(. from R.

s.

epistle.

One who

2.

writes.

1.

3.

letter,

Wilkins' Gr. 768.

C^to
(m.)

C^W^T

from R.

(.

"f^lj

Writing.

s.

A
his

f^*U) 1. A pen,
(Beng.) An engraver.

(f. from R.
2.

a style
C

^Pffff j Proper to be

written. Also

T\Root,

Indra.
s.

1.

U+^^)

J
(m. (rT

s.

(Lit.

The

(f. from R.

Writing,

painting.

3.

An

epithet of

chief of the inferior gods.)

f*F^

f^Pi^

(rPPT

2.

A line, a mark,

a row.

Delineation,
a.

who

s.

(m.)

s.

(n.

a.

tail

of an

left-handed man.

extirpates all the hair of

'FWj

1.

3.

f^P^)

to approach.

A plaster, an
A rug, a quilt.
Smearing, plas-

bricklayer, a plasterer.

1%^+^PT) An

anointing

the plastering of a wall.

(Beng.)

from R.

v. a.

C^PKtTT

The

a religious mendicant.

(mfn. from R.

a.

or smearing

2.

2. Mortar, lime.

Wilkins' Gr. 831)

handwriting.

for

left-handed man.

^l^i)

of

(m. from R.

s.

tering,

^^

57

(O^Pfc?) Togo,

i.

(mfn.).
C

palm-leaf used

The

impediment, an obstacle, a hin-

person

unguent.

(^f^333

1.

C^2L

head and body

(^Pl
(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

An

1.

Written documents.

for writing.

(Beng.)

derance, a difficulty.

(c^P^ (C^^ + ^^T from ptf3E3)

s.

C^T^+^t^T)

2.

Also

act of

writing or drawing.

C^Pft

m. from

(corrupt,

animal.

The

writing, a

&c.

letter,

(from ^n^T?)

s.

s.

f^hf^H)

(from ^nff?) Lame, limping, crippled.

a.

*.

a clerk, a copyist.

writer,

s.

C^^t^l

0^1

(mfn. from R.

a.

(n.)

s.

writing upon.

an

god, a deity.

f^f^+H)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

C*Tri

Written, de-

lineated.

Naked,

a.

f^lj

(mfn. from R.

a.

penis.

To

anoint.

(mfn. fut.

part. p. R.

f^Pf-f

Written.

Proper to be smeared, anointed, or

v. a. (caus.

pff%3) To

of

cause a

plastered.

person to write.

C^Pil
as a jingle to
it)

Accounts, a set of written documents.

C??F*tt;T

s.

(v.

noun of

a person to write,

a.

a.

(from

Smeared, plastered
s.

The smearing

or

To cause

to

plastering of a thing.

TT^T^'U3) The causing

?;

Written.

l^RuS)

connected by a membrane.

v. a.

smear or

(caus. of

plaster.

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The causing a

noun

v.

thing to be smeared or plastered,

a. Plastered,

C^KtPft^

(C^Pil

s.

+ OTt^l) The

and whitewashing of a

c^arf?

(C5

The thorough

c^pTr^+^i^)

from

f^jj

Plastered,

C^TlhSn'fe^

touch, to embrace.

2.

4.

To

PV\)

R.

(from

a.

s.

To smear,

an envelope, an

cover,

(for

"pF^)

from

of

^)

or

To look at.
To shine.

(C^TtWf^)

x.

1.

To

2.

s.

(m. from R.

Cftf^J

Mankind,

persons,

an assemblage of

An assemblage

(m.)

e. g.

(^t^F.

3.

or

or the intermediate space.

people, folk

of women, a haram, from

ability,

The world; a

1.

^pt^TO? or the earth

cr
heaven, and '5^I 1

(from h. j*J) Agreement, unity, peace.

Worth, merit,

see; with

world, one of the three great divisions of the

2.

orange (Citrus acida, and other species).

(a. (i^jU)

Perquisites,

goods, effects.

(C^T^T\3) To

i.

universe, viz.

The lime

pi

(a.

s.

to

(Ftfe

(a. <ijUJ)

vocative particle used in addressing

C^ft^ Root,
speak.

enclosure, a wrapper, an outward case.

s.

to move.

e;o,

women.

prefixed,

v.

C^^-l

To

3.

necessary things

repairing of thatch.

anoint, to plaster.

s.

interj.

inferior

smeared.

FT<r

To command.

plastering

wall.

(mfn.? from R.

a.

C^^l^pl

To

1.

i.

pound, to ajind.

smeared.

C^Pt3

Root,

s.

(/.)

A woman,

person.

skill.

C^t^fe^s.

Pnn^l

a.

Worthy, merito-

(from

or deified

(m. from

Bauddha

C^t^ + R.fe) A Buddha

teacher.

rious, skilful, able.

(MWtfS
(from

v. a.

C*T*I

(m. from R.

s.

trace, a

minute

^) To

call

ffnlj A

particle.

a dog.

comp.

in

e. g.

" Not even

t^l^n

(to.

s.

(n.

(^1+^") A
from R.

clod of earth.

l<PlTjT

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

Visible

s.

^?

to

(from R.

is

Tt^+

worthy of being looked

f^T^+^FT) The

act of

P^i)

licked.

(m.

of the world
2.

Paste, starch, hasty-

C^t^+R.

ffrom

^)

C*tt^+ V

hence)

1.

The designation of a

c*rtefttit

s.

(m.

at.

par*, p. R.
s.

f^T + TT) Proper

(n.) Nectar, ambrosia

food

T*) Dissolute,

t*iil^fW
rally

a.

(mfn.

acknowledged,

understood.

Also

(Lit.

keeper

sovereign, a king.

certain class of deities.

mte+^Mffl)

opinion, rumour, report.

a. (to/m.

be licked,

that

5.

pudding.
C

lascivious.

harrow.

licking or tasting a thing.

C^5Tt^

looking or

viewing.

a.

C^Jf

without law."

(m. from R.

s.

Popularly,

from R. C^Tt^)

(n.

the least portion, or trace, of secular advantage

(is possible)

^)

usually, customarily.

small portion, a

Used

Sans. (C^Tt^ +

ad,

Public

Also C ^ 1<WT5[
7

(W+WfJ Gene
universally admitted

C^t^pl^

(mfn.).

"

or

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C^t^f^fl^
liked

(^Tf^ + f^ff^) Dis-

(mfn.

(-^/. C^nt^ + Hl^) An

epithet

of the goddess Lakshmi.

c^rt^^rirari

(/.

R.

(n.

HlbUtJ^

(m.

Root,

(^^ + 3X131*1) (According

abode of unliberated beings.

i.

^1^+31^) A

flower

i.

Trans.

R.A.S.

1.

eye.

O^lb^Ptf

The business

Jaina doctrine) a worldly region, the

to the

act of

Also

(Celosia cristata).

c^^+xnTri)

The

The

2.

(m.

s.

To be mad

of the world.
s.

C^t^+^JFT)

seeing or looking.

by people, unpopular.

l<tUt3l

C^TT^Ts.

or wallowing, a tumbling about.

of hair.

3.

tumbler-pigeon

or foolish.

A rolling
2. A braid

noun of (rrfft>T3)

(y.

(m.).

also

555.

C^tate <

C^Tt^

(n.

s.

-f^Tt) Another world;

a.

5?
s
(mfn. C TT^"t^: + T3)

Gone

to the other world, found in the other world

of atheistical

wMilftfCP
name

The system
philosophy taught by Charvaka.
s.

R.A.S.

from

i.

C^WlT^)
among

The

the Hindus.

567.

crowd, a

(m.

s.

Tar ac hand Ch.

of men.

plundering.

s.

(v.

^Ttfl3T3) To

(from

v. a.

hang

noun of C*TtfrltU3)

tossing about,

roll or

or lie loosely.
rolling or

Rolled or tossed about, agi-

a.

tated, dangling, wallowing.

PftfTaT\3

(from R.

v. n.

FTtel

s.

C^Ht?) To

(^TF^Root,

v. a.

fcT3)

(from

pitch for playing with.

C^^ + ^lt^IT) A habitation

2.

1.

s.

brass pitcher or small jug.

wallow, to tumble about,

multitude, a mob.

(STl^HTT

C^^ + ^ltXI^?)

of a particular sect

Trans.

Pendent,

toss about, to

(n.

s.

3.

deceased. Also

[iWfcj

(from

a.

tumbling or rolling about.

death, decease.

C^fW^RTts!

cartel

To

plunder.

ball of

Sabda S.

roll, to

wood

p. 97.

(C^Ttofe) To be mad,

i.

or

to

be

foolish.

A mountainous belt surrounding the outermost of the

Seven Seas, and bounding the world.

a.

C^lpM a.

(mfn.).

Wilson.

C^Tfal

5.

(from

C^Ttf^re ?) A

A tree

See

(mfn. pret.part.p. R.

C^Tt^f-^?)

FTt

s.

(corrupt, of *T3i)

Tt^
To

(Lit.

s . (p.

The

powder with
epithet

p[tt1

0) An anchor. - 0Ff%U3

behold,
speak.

x.

i.

1.

see, to view, to

To

shine.

to

!)

Salt,

brackish,

s.

(Annona squamosa).

v. a.

C^tTt^Tft

(C~il0Uj) To

(C^tWfe)

(from

species of custard-apple

cast anchor.

C^TT^llooT,

a.

To salt,

salt.

of

lord of the world.)

or

Salt.
v. a.

C^t^+^l) An

(m.

s.

Brahma.

wood

(Phyllanthus longifolius).

Seen, beheld, viewed.

l^]l<H

roller of

stone used to pulverize substances; a muller.

2.

s.

(C^TTtl+^Tla?) Aplant

(So-

lanum pubescens).

To
2. Salted fish.

fish.

salt-water

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Saline

2.

C^d^f

soil.

burial place, a tomb.

s.

(mn. for C^Tt^")

stolen goods.

Also C^tTT

2.

1.

3.

mark, a

sign.

(m.)

s.

is

C^Tt^

- CR^'feS

To

v. a.

allure,

to entice, to tempt, to persuade.

tree the

taltir

(mfn. fut. part.

q. v.

Worthy

bark of which

dyeing (Symplocos racemosa)

in

Desire, covetousness,

corrupt, of

s.

To covet

v. a.

C^l

C^TtH

(m. from R.

s.

cupidity, avarice, greediness. (Beng.)

Plunder, booty, prey,

tear.

(Fft^)

name

the

used

is

and Phyl-

also applied to the Bassia latifolia

R.

p.

be desired or coveted

to

at-

tractive, pleasing, alluring.

C^Tfel

^^)

(from R.

a.

Covetous, avaricious,

greedy.

lanthus longifolius (or Ph. Cheramela, Roxb.

Mohun P.
Cpff-i

rejection,

eager,

the lapse or disappearance of any

1.

cutting

grammar) the

elision of a syllable or letter

p. 14.

mfn.).

especially (in

C^Tl^tft^

p. 40, 69.

(m. from R. fijpg)

s;

thing

Hort. Ben.

p. 43).

off,

rejection or

see Colebr. Gr.

C^tf%3
(^Tfet

tfWN
ting

(mfn. from R.

a.

off,

Removing, cut-

rejecting, dropping, expunging,

(^Pf\ (-'"PpT

Also

obsolete.

C^T^TlI

(mfn.

a.

fut.

Proper to be cut
Also

^L)

FOT)

C^tWft

mfn.).

part. p.
off,

making

R.

^t,+

rejected, or elided.

the becoming obsolete.

C^tS

s.

s.

(n.

(f.)

from

a.

The wife of the

R-^L+^T)

(as a

s.

v. a.

saint

Agastya.

Plunder, booty.

Thrown and caught

throwing and catching.

To catch and throw up

a. (corrupt,

C^Tfal ^*.

C^W

(from (^TT^)) Desirable,

a.

of

(-^

s.

JJ,

desired

w.

from R.

^ + 3FT ?)

Hair

(from

FTUI\+ ^i) A

pore of the

skin.

0*^*1

a. (mfn.

C^TfrPlI

s.

from

C^FTf*!

C^ffej Covetous, greedy,

(femin. of

WilMns' Gr.

Styrax Benzoin.

Mohun P.

C^M)

Spikenard (Va-

leriana Jatamansi).
!

pilation,
rible.

(^1^+5^1)

from

s.

(n.

a.

(mfn.) Causing

See

CTHC^I

Horri-

horripilation, ter-

(from C^ftll^) Horripilation, erec-

s.

tion of the hair

(STfertf*3

(a.

s.

of the body, wool.

(as a ball).

avaricious.
5

C^lt^)

C^S^

(from

Desirous,

936) Hairy, covered with hair, shaggy.

Also C*tfft (/.).

ball),

Coveted, de-

(- fot^ mfn. C^T^+^/T,)

a.

s.

being

cut off or rejected, the being elided or dropped,

C^^TftTETl

fj^)

for.

object.

C^+^TPffe) The

(/.

wished

eager, covetous, avaricious.

(mfn.).

s.

from R.

(jw/n.

sired, eagerly

( f^CrL

Also

covetous.

Expenditure, loss; embezzlement.

2.

(mfn. C*Tfe + 3lf^3 ) Desirous,

a.

a.

see

(C^Ht^ + ^3)

hair standing erect through fear

Having the

or sudden emo-

tion.

p. 43.
s.

Sinensis).

species of kidney-bean (Dolichos

Carey.

C^TfcrfafsT
line of hair

s.

(/. from

C^Tt^-f^lt^f^) The

from the breast to the navel.

C^f^

2453

A
a. (mfn.)
2.

plant (Cardiospermum Hali-

Mohun P.

cacabum).

p. 43.

Mi^H

Shaking, tremulous, loose.

1.

Eager, desirous, anxious,

To hang

w. a.
(c-jjcc[<$

C^t ^)

(mfn. from C^Tt^)

a.

s.

Manu

C^TT^I

s.

Cupidity, desire, lust,

^.

^)

of C57

C^*-

the goddess Lakshmi.

the female

personifications

in

3.

Sanskrit prosody.

As. Res.

Eager,

(^tf^ a.

music.

x. 471.

4.

Shaken,

(mfn. from R.

a.

*J^J Very

Root,

(m.).

(corrupt, of

s.

Wl^l^gNl

(C^t^ + P.

i.

5?

tffc3

(mfn. from

a.

red colour,

To heap,

to gather

"31

(n.) Blood.

57

5.

earth.

C^T^f

3.

C*T^) A clod, a lump

C^^(m.) and C^Tj (n.).

from R.

Also

C^t^ + ff

(m.

s.

Also

row.

i^K

(win.

(*Tt^t^FT

from R.

S/Tj A

a.

of

black-

black-

Red

(/.) or

(F^fK^ + ^)

(mfn.

Red, of a

(the colour).
(n.)

Redness.

Red.

s.

(m.)

I ron.

1.

2.

C^ft^

s.

a.

(m.).

inlVpfe

(n.

C^tfe+F^

) Saffron.

(mfn.

C^tf^ + ^TR") Having

SHI*^

C^t^lR^

CT^+^W)

(m.

s.

The

loadstone.

C^tft^f

s.

(m.

(m.

C^T^ + ^T^) A
ron

planet

C^Tifflrft femin. of

a.

filings.

903)

q. v.

(mfn.

Worldly,

C^tftv?) Blood.
(^t<P +

3^

terrestrial,

Wilkins' Gr.

mundane, vulgar,

popular, customary, publicly received.

.

smith's anvil.

C^"tf^3

black-

A heron.

C^ftfeS + ^tff ) The

Mars.

(corrupt, of

2.

(mfn.).

smith.

image.

Also

metal in general.

C^^ilfeSt^ (mfn.) and (*Ttf5$33$l

s.

(m.)

The ruby.

the eyes reddened with anger or passion.

s.

2.

har-

Blood.

See

t&jj)

C^t^ + ^3)

(m.)

1.

s.

into a heap.
C

C^t^^l^) A

smith's shop.
C

i.

especially previous to a campaign.

smith.

cupidinous

Also

or covetous.

iv. 90.

0^ + 3^%^) The

Also

tre-

mulous, trembling, pendant, hanging loosely.

Manu

the lustration of a soldier's

(FftSfe

(mfn. from R.

C^ + ^t^) A

(m.

weapons,

The

fickle.

of

name of a ceremony,

FfWf^ttes.

(Beng.) Desire, cupidity, eager-

5.
a.

Hindu

(n.l from

s.

division of the infernal regions.

species of metre in

As. Res. in. 70.

tongue.

epithet of

The name of one of

2.

An

1.

scoriae or rust

iron.

W^W

eagerness.

C^TfaT^

iv. 89.

(from C#fe;S Iron.

The

ness,

of iron.

for the nose.

s'

ffllHJ

Made

The name of a

(n.

s.

particular division of hell.

Pendant, swinging,

f.

of iron.

Lisping, speaking inarticulately.

t3S

loose.

al (from

A jewel

(Seng.)

fickle.

2.

C^t^ + ^XT) Made

(mfn.

a.

2454

An

iron

(/.) or

n .)

being customary or universally practised.

7

-31

Worldliness, popularity, the

2455

*l

2456

+ a. t^U.) The menstrual

flux

(from a.

a haemorrhage.

ball for playing with.

A
Hort. Ben.
s.

(n.

(Limodorum

plant

Tankervilliae,

Bletia Tankervillia, Carey).

p. 63.

+ TT)

from

(n.)

1.

Iron.

2.

See*FT.

^f

indecl.

FTt^) Made

of iron.

medicinal preparation of

^^Root,
To

To

ix. (
It

is

unite, to join, to

auspi-

praise.

3.

plore ; with
a.

To

To

1.

hurt.

or

To

2.

To

to inform.

tell,

To

4.

To hope.

1.

^?) Water.
With

wish.

pray, to

im-

extol, to praise.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^T^+ ^3 )

Praised, extolled, flattered.

To

ix. (

to approach.

to unite.

(*t o:fTf3)

..

prefixed,

also read

&c.

Root,

from R.

(n.

s.

s.

2.

to.

fortunately,

(mfn. from *I) Happy, fortunate, aus-

a.

^1
be attached

Happily,

Sans.

ciously.

iron scoriae.

Root,

desire, a strong

picious, prosperous.

(mfn. from

a.

"IS

Agitation, fickle-

ness, unsteadiness.

(H

Eager

ijjtt)

inclination.

3.

To

2.

To

join, to

obtain.

be connected with,

(mfn. fat. part. p. R.

a.

go, to move,

to be injured
Wilkins''

See R.

Root,

Wilkins

To be

Gr. 694) Gone.

^^+IT)

rroper

proper to be celebrated or praised.

Gr. 730.

C3)

iv.

be of

able, to

sufficient

or v.

("Ttftfe)

power or strength

(N.B. The passive of

to endure, to bear.

with the infinitive of another verb

is

*I<f^

put in

Sanskrit where other languages would require

the passive form of the infinitive construed with
the active of a verb signifying

He
The twenty-ninth consonant of the Hindu
phabet, and

first

of the three sibilants

termed the palatal

sibilant,

al-

it is

and corresponds to

prehend.

2.

With 3lf^5

To

be able: e.g.

can be killed)

insertion of a nasal,
*1

To

i.

To

1.

(with the

fear, to

ap-

believe, to suppose, to suspect.

To doubt

prefixed,

apprehend, to fear

with

To

with

^1

To

suspect.

sh pronounced softly as in shun, except in some

compounds,

The
any

which

it

is

pronounced

natives of Bengal, however,

make

like

s.

hardly

distinction in the pronunciation of the three

sibilants,

in

sounding

Taddhita

tives are

affix,

Hair.

by means of which adjec-

formed from a few substantives,

Wilkins' Gr. 936.

who

(m. from R.

name

gives his

plied to

1.

to

Salivahana.

A sovereign

an

eera,

2.

C*lfet%

vahana.
its

3.

inhabitants.

or prince

especially ap-

particular caste,

Saka

or Sali-

country, or, (plur. m.

<?1o)

the followers or descendants of

all like sh.

C^Tftl*! a. {mfn.) Hairy, from

s.

Manu x.

44.

4.

An

era

see

e. g.

*lt3 Wilson.
s.

(n.)

(mn. from

R. *!<)

1.

cart:

also

2458

2457

Hindu

The

2.

(/.).

mansion of the

fourth

bird of prey, a vulture.

8S

(corrupt, of

s.

T^) A

*t3jfTt^

^^^ft
^Cfc+^H

(p.

(mn. from R.

5.

a piece.

2.

) 1.

p. 14.

portion, a part,

*TO

(-P^\ rn.

s.

s.

*lj3F+^^t)

(to.

s . (to/.)

A calf.

Also

*I^^t

*t^+3)

(see *ff<K3 )
1

powerful, hard, tight, fast, compact.

(re.)

(/.).

Ca-

1.

strong,
Civil,

2.

-31

3. Attentive, diligent.

polite, pleasing.

Capability, ability, strength,

hardness.
fish.

(from *!>3F) Ability, capability, strength,

s.

Feces, excrement.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

(/.) or

fish.

*J^ft

pable, able to do a thing

the scales of a

Skin, bark,

(re.)

sweet potatoe

Hort. Ben.

(Convolvulus Batatas).

'T^T

medicinal

*f^ + 3r^) A fish (Sparus

s. (to.

(re.)

carman, a

carter.
s.

(f *i^+3T!^ft?) A

emarginatus).

cart.

A
H<P^<Ht

s.

plant (Wrightea antidysenterica).

zodiac.

^^TtTrft

year determined

durableness, hardness, tightness.

according to any era, especially according to

*Wsf

SAlivahana.

that of
s.

The

(to.

letter *1

or any

character expressing that sound.

*ff^3a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

pable of being done or effected

s.

1.

e. g.

Ca-

^STlt^T^

*f3F + 3I^) The potential mood.

(to.

s.

*l^+f3

R.

(/.

Wilkins' Gr. 830)

Might, power, strength, ascendency.

Trans.

R.A.S.

94, 576.

i.

2.

deity personified as his wife

See

The energy of a

see

3.

An

iron spear or dart.

Capable of
is

always used

sense, while

participle of the

a strictly passive

in

another form of the preterite

same

root,

has an active mean-

"capable of doing a thing."

ing,

*t^T

being brought hither.

s.

from R.

(to.

See

bird in general,

and

See

from R.

^l^sS

s.

HQ

1.

(to.)

s.

(to.)

Res.

2.

One

*l<n lt$<P

s . (to.

Also

(m/re.)

(w*.)

s.

spearman,

*rf3>^~3" s

*T& + ^:

(to.

spearman, a lancer.

2.

from R.

An

epithet of

1.

Kar-

ix.

reoTO.

366.

*rfen^

see

*tf^H (-^ mfn. *ffe + I[V) Mighty,

a.

llVll-fl

(-f*H

a.

mfn.

+ *V^\)

Possessed of energy, energetic.

fish.

from

masc. of

powerful, strong, forcible.

(to.).

(Panicum dactylon).

plur.

of

bird, especially the Indian vul-

Taking hold of the force (of a word or sentence).

bird, especially

(Falco Cheela).

Also *f< Rj

ture.

*fffT

-4s.

Sfej

from R.

tikeya.

the astronomical periods called invariable haranas.

(mfn.

.)

F. Ponticeriana).

a kite or eagle

a.

a lancer.

especially a vulture or eagle (Falco Cheela,

(to.

*Tf5^te;

s.

+ 3J5$ )

Bent -grass

(to.

*tf+ CSf3+^) A

a spearman.

;*(/.)

SeeTfe.

lancer,

*I3F

*t$1

2459

(mn.) The flour of fried barley or other

s.

grain

sour gruel.

2460

^t^KS v. a. To fear, to apprehend

- altera v. a. To alarm, to frighten.

(Beng.)

*f<^ a. (mfn. from R. fl^j) Speaking civilly or

*|3>

a. (m/rc. fut. part. p.

R.*T^+^)

Alarmed by
apprehension, fear, or suspicion.

Also *f< (i/n.) and *tgf (>>.)

kindly.

Capable

*t$ffts3

a.

^1 + 31^3)

(mfn.

with apprehension or

fear.

Filled

1.

Attended with

2.

of being accomplished, possible, practicable.

s.

fear or danger.

^31

The meaning of a word.

(/.) Possi-

An

bility, practicability.

object of fear

or suspicion.

(m. R.

s.

*I^+^T) An

epithet of the

god

*ff^3

Indra.

^^To

(Hi

si

a.

*Kp1+t3) L

(mfn.

feared, doubted, suspected.

^IF+H^T ) A rainbow.

v.

(m. *tZF + *tfrp|)

s.

tree (Pinus

^j^s. (m.)

1.

Devadaru, Rox.}.
tree.

*lF^*ft k

(/. from*t!f +

^])

A sort

of pot-

herb.

A
As. Res.

in.

Also

290.

gnomon.

6.

The

fibres of a leaf.

8.

Ten

billions.

^t^S^-L

Colebr. Alg.

s.

m an

u^^ )

a person.

(corrupt, of

kite,

R.

a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

pin.

7.

5.

skate or ray-fish.

conch or

2.

(?w.)

One

shell,

used as a

of the

bone

the

A military drum.

5.

nine treasures

6.

SFfftT)

4.

and as a

spiral or shell-formed

The temporal and

3.

*!<HT.U

cheek of an elephant.

a vulture.

4.

106.

sacrificial vessel in offering libations,

figure.
s-

measuring-rod.
p.

Colebr. Alg. p. 4.

(raw.) T.

s.

3.

battle-horn.

"t^t^L.

a stake, the trunk of a

pole,

festival in

honour of Indra on the twelfth day of the

month Bhadra.

to

be afraid.

A javelin.

2.

To apprehend,

(from "1^1)

ra.

fear, to suspect, to

T!Pi""M

afraid.

(Lit.

The bow of Indra.)

>J

Apprehended,

Alarmed,

2.

frontal

Kuvera;

of

see

large number, ten or a hundred

billions.

To be apprehended

or feared.

'T^VT^
*f<P^
1.

(mfn. *T

a.

An

+ ^<T)

Auspicious,

epithet of Siva.

s.

(ra.)

The name of

2.

+ ^)

s . (n.

shell.

1.

bracelet

celebrated writer on the vedanta system of phishells

losophy.

*l<pTfl^n

s.

($$^#fi&^3

made

of

(mw.) Pain in the forehead.

2.

worker

(m.y As. Res.

also

in

v. 56.

The sound

The Coromandel

of

a conch.
eagle accounted an auspicious bird by the

dus (Falco Ponticerianus).

Hin-

Carey.
2.

A
rum pictum).
*T$1

s.

(/.

Hort. Ben.

from R.

sion, alarm.

2.

*J^J

sort of perfume,

called nakhi.

plant (Hedysa-

*FSftWt
p. 57.
1.

commonly

small shell.

Fear, apprehen-

Doubt, uncertainty, suspicion.

s.

(f

from

*TH)

(Panicum aciculatum).
scription or class

(Beng.}

An

of

2.

women

1.

particular

de-

poetry).

3.

(in

apparition, a fairy.

sort of grass

2462

2461

*\\ Root,
say, to

To speak

i.

Also,

tell.

*ft>t

R.

(/. from

s.

go, to move.

dra.

The

A
*rftm

s.

+ ^ft) An

lord or

(corrupt, of

To divide, to pierce,
To be low-spirited

2.

sick.

To

go.

4.

(*ftTH3) To

Tfe^l^"
s.

$5+3$f?) A

canoe,

*tf\5^1

a.

(from

*re*tf3

S.

(from *t3)

A kind

i.

1.

Slender,

Long,

long.

of sauce or gravy.

(Hy-

*fa

diseased or

to separate.

3.

or dejected,

x.

*Mj

from R.

(n.

5.

2.

give.

To move,
(Cannabis

(Crotolaria juncea

also its flax or fibres.

from

(/.

2.

Hemp

1.

The Bengal san

and other species)

monly

To

plant com-

asanparm.

called

Crotolaria of

*T&) An

intrigue, a trick.

The matted

(from

a.

tall,

natter.

(from

s.

Also *F3l

minute.

tall.

sativa).

To be

1.

Collected, heaped toge-

Caret/.

Carey.

(*Tt>"f^J)

(from

s.

Root,

tree

(from R.

a.

ther. 2. Small, thin, little

p. 50.

PTfctwprl) A

peranthera Morunga).
i.

epithet of In-

husband of Sachi.)

3fokun P.

porcupine.

Root,

of a goddess,

Also

(m. 'TSt

s.

(Lit.

*F3

"TOW

*t\) The name

the wife of Indra.

^f^Tfe

(with the insertion of a

i.

To

nasal,

articulately, to

several species.

net

hair of an ascetic.

made

of the

fibres of Crotolaria juncea.

a.

(from R.

*f^) Musty,

stale, old.

*fc3
s.

(/.) Zedoary

(Curcuma Zerumbet

also

3.

(m.)

s.

C. Amhuldi).

a bull.

Root,

1.

i.

To

A bull at liberty. 2. A eunuch.

-31 (/.) The state of liberty of

1.

clown.
2.

Emasculation.

cheat, to defraud.

The name of an

(w.)

2.

To

to hurt.

kill,

(HI iilRj) h To
3.

To

To speak

ill.

finished.
1.

To

3.

stain from speaking,

To speak
x. (*

To

2.

(w.)

eunuch, an impotent man.

leave un-

(*1 bilfsj)

x.

ancient sage.

x.
s.

finish.

go, to move.
2.

suffer pain.

well.

2.

iT&XT3) To

*I3

s.

To abflatter,

(n.)

A hundred.

(mfn.)

a.

hundred,

s.

to praise, to coax.

*tt

a.

*T^) Wicked,

crafty,

-3

-s3l (/.) or

cunning, deceitful.

B .)

Wickedness, depravity, deceitfulness, knavery.

(n.

"T^ + ^T^

!)

Wicked

or degraded conduct.

-rift.. Mango-scented ginger.

Root,

i.

*IUC3) h To
to

wound.

3.

Tarachand Ch.

disease, to disorder.
collect, to

of Indra.

^fal^S
(Lit.

*t33T

*K5Qs.

(with the insertion

To

hundred

The thunderbolt

(mfn. from R.

TfeSrt^l k

(m.)

(collectively).

of a nasal,
2.

To

hurt,

heap together.

s.

(Lit.

Having a hundred

(m. *t3 + ZF^)

The performer of
a.

(mfn.

An

points.)

epithet of

Indra.

a hundred sacrifices.)

*F3 + 3*r) The hundredth.

The

(/. from

*f\3<tl ad. Sans. (

w l^

+ <t1) A

river Setlej.

hundredfold, in a

hundred ways.
s. (n. ^isH+^tlT) A lotus (Nymphsea
Nelumbo, or Nelumbium speciosum.)

l^iTT

2463

2464

"KPf!!"^ s. (m.

*l^Wt*.

*K3+*m+^) The woodpecker.

(/. from

*t3+

tll)

centipede.

(-^\ m. *K3+*j"^) A bamboo.

s.

*lv3t *t

?).

2.

Bent-grass (Agros-

^+^) A

plant (Ane-

hundredth part.

A chariot,

a car.

A cemetery,

from *t3)

(ra.

a burial-

"ftjftt^

s. (m. from
1. An old man.
2.
The name of a sovereign and of an ancient sage.

thum Sowa).
(m.

^ + ^1^) A

(Nerium

flower

odorum).

grass

The

ground.

from

*|v3l1 s.
*tf33?

"faEffal

*i)

*fa + 3I*ft)

(m.

s.

*faH<P

tis linearis).

*T331^s.

*fa+3I

(m.

5.

"Is?! ?!

root (Iris pseudacorus

2.

Orris-

1.

Lightning.

thunderbolt.

from t3 + ^tW)

(/.

s.

a.

(Panicum dactylon with white blossoms).

(mfn. from *fa) Relating to a hundred.

(m.)

s.

sort of

A shrub (Asparagus racemosus).

(/.)

foe,

an enemy, an adversary, a

s5l

hostile neighbour.

v?

(/.) or

(.)

En-

mity, hostility.

from R.

^H^) A

sort of

delpha or

Rumex

vesicarius).

(/. from

*te + f%^

*l\3R)<i1
fifth

s.

dock or

sorrel (Oxalis

mona-

"fqjf^
captive

?)

nakshatra or lunar mansion.

The twentyAs. Res.

(m>. *tq +

a.

of

293. ix. 323.

^ from R. ^) Killing an

The name of one of the brothers

(m.)

s.

RAmachandra.

A
>f

^33I^ s.

An

(m.

epithet of

Indra

*l3XQj1

1.

An adhaka

>e

^Ffl.5.

(/.

or

A pala

of silver.

measure so termed

from^ + ^T)

*f^RooT,

see

Aplant(Aspa-

Hort. Ben.

ragus racemosus).

p. 24.

to

down.

4.

*ff

& s.

SS

tf^T

s.

Young
s.

*l^+tTf^) A

(m. from

necklace

and

vi.

decay.

To

Mohun P.

Hosticide.

(*ftHU3) 1. To perish, to
2. To fall.
3. To throw

go, to move.

(m. from R.

Also

i,

wither,

cloud.

*ft^Tf^

(*KJ-5;CU1)

s.

disaffected person.

p. 95.

see*K?!F3\

2.

Seized or taken

by enemies.

enemy,

ii.

(m>. *fq>Stg)

a.

1.

An

elephant.

2.

3. (/.) Lightning.

(m.)

1.

fruits

The planet Saturn.

2.

(Beng.)

and pulse before the blossom has

fallen.

of a hundred strings.
Saturday.

*}\i<d3

St

which

( Pi

pet, especially

from

0^<^[) A

caro ad. Sans.

Slowly, tardily ; gently, softly.

one on which games are played

a chess-board.

'fe'lJ^s.
a. (p. jb

^yS)

rUf^

See

+ '53") The

Playing at chess.

*ft
>f

5
(m. *ft r

a.

(mfn. fret. part. p. R.

decayed.

>c

planet Saturn.

+ 5T)

ihls

Fallen,

*R

2465

(corrupt, of

Root,

(*Mf3)

i.

2466

and

shroud

cypher, a dot.

To

iv.

re-

vile, to curse.
>C

H^1

h An

asseveration.

2.

An

oath, a solemn

imprecation, a curse.

Also

To promise.

1.

^t^s.

An

affidavit,

2.

3, 3f3,
To

(ran.)

s.

*c

+^)

Cursed,

T lv

^Sfe

5.

1.

hoof.

The

2.

*taR" . (m. from

*fW$

root of a tree.

sort of carp

Chrysoparius, Buchanan).

(Cyprinus

*U<^

Also

(Psidium pyriforme and maliforme).

s.

(n.

+ 3FT) The

R. *t3

(*faf3)

i.

2.

(ra.)

(m.

i.

1.

Togo.

2.

a.

Oral evidence,
verbal testimony or proof.

To

(In gram-

alter,

*t^J

1.

dead body, a

mar)

nominal attributive or adjective.

l^+PrtC) The

^Tt^W

Arjuna.

2.

%\)

The name of a

The source
origin of a word,

*^?Kft3

(mfn.

a.

reach of sound

Also

its root.

or

*W^T (m.).

+ ^^3) Beyond

the

used as an epithet of the Deity.

mfn.).

The meaning of

savage or barbarous mountaineer.

(m.

s.

epithet of

cremation or

Also

(m.)

An

1.

fabled arrow or dart.

Water.

Burning dead

s.

(mfn.) Sounding, utter-

Carey.

burning of a dead body.

bodies.

What

act of sounding

m. from *fa[ + R.

(mn. from R.

corpse.

(Lit.

ing sounds.

to change.
s.

ear.

(/.).

The guava

*fa

The

+}"$;)

(m.

dictionary.

receives sound.)

or uttering sounds,

*1\Root,

Trans. JR.A.S.

verbal communication.

445.

(mfn. pret, part, p. R.

2.

a tes-

imprecated.

*ftP

or ft" prefixed,

Sound, noise.

1.

timony on oath.
a.

utter

explain.

*t^)

from R.

(m.

A word
i.

(*f^p*f\i ) To sound, to

x.

Also, with

sound.

(m. from R. *t*L)

s.

*fa^RooT,

*t^ + 3rNTT)

An abode

Root,

of

iv.

appeased.

savage mountaineers or barbarians.

To be

1.

To

2.

a word.

pacified or

cease, to repose, to rest.

3.
-

To
a.

(mfn.)

brindled,
SC

1< C1<

>

Alg.

a.

s.

(m.)

Variegated,

With ft,

or

ft + ft

many-coloured,
prefixed,

variegated colour.
pease,

(mfn. from *fa^T) White.

Colebr.

To apTo listen to, to hear with

x. (*ftan?3) To look, to look at, to
;

inspect.

p. 224.

*ftT
s.

Also

pacify, to appease.

(femin. of

variegated cow.

s.

(m. from R.

1.

mind, freedom from passion

turbedness in general.

(/.).

*t*t3| (m.).
superstitious

ceremony performed by means of a dead body.

Tranquillity, quiet of

$W
7

s.

(n.

2.

calmness, undis-

(Also *fEP3l (/.) and

The hand.

R. *ft^+3Fr)

t.

Quiet of mind,

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2468

tranquillity.

An

(m.)

3.

The immolation of animals.

2.

Yam a

epithet of

*tt^

*H>

dead.

*m^Tl

s.

of the river

*j?3Ff

/.

(-*J
Yamuna

*|SFr +
or

*l*pft

^) An

t^+^^)

>s

Ap-

*t*Pl

peased, pacified.

R.

(/. from

Also

1.

2.

(/.)

(n. for

s.

^jft^P

s.

(n.

*tTT

tree (Acacia

(m.)

i.

*T*ft^) War,

*t*Z

s.

2.

(^fa) To go.
1.

(n.

s.

a.

field,

name

The

7.

iron

head of

The second plough-

Happy,

from R. *t*<L)

of a Daitya.

mountain.

3.

(mfn.')

religious observance.

e.

a.

(mfn.) Asleep, sleeping:

g.

Sleeping on
s.

(m.)

(corrupt, of C*f^T)

s.

(a.

ylkJi) Satan, the

a.

(from a.

^Ik^)

(n.

from R.

*f|.

mountain,

hawk.
devil.

Satanic, devilish.

+ 3FT)

Sleep.

1.

4.

8.

2.

2.

Also

(n.)

sleeping-room, a

^^feand mTW^.
)e

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. "ft +

a.

Fit for sleeping

s.

upon

^FT^)

also

(mfn.)

bed, a couch.

A Hindu

The

(m.)

sort of deer.

fish in general.

"iTFftXT

("tXFT+^R")

fortunate.

Water.

Wealth.

3.
5.

1.

s.

bed-room.

chain worn round the loins

religious mendicants.

ing of a

A hand.

si

*ftFT^R

x.

heap together.

An iron

The pin of a yoke.

Rest, repose, a reposing.

(m. from R.

a pestle.

by

^H^ff

A small variety of the Acacia Suma.

to

1.

battle.

^l + ^P) Pulse, leguminous

To accumulate,

of Siva.

Jfaww vin. 237.

mountains, from

(/.) Lightning.

'*\*\ Root,

Brahma and

R.

large stick.

(m.)

s.

*tTFT

s.

a procuress.

epithet of

a.

Also

*M1

An

(/. from

5.

*ftl$3"to 5

s.

A bawd,

used in comp.

Suma).

grain.

^Sffc

(/.)

(tw.)

pod, a legume.

mfn.") Tranquil, quiet, appeased.

*t*\<

and

See Wilkins' Gr. p. 469.

2.

*.

s:

s.

Jumna.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

m .),

epithet

(.) Feces.

s.

the regent of the

6.

War.

A
9.

As. Res. in; 286.

festival.

^Ht^T

(mfn. pres. part. a. proper

a.

Wilkins' Gr. 679)

Sleeping,

form R. **ff

asleep

lying

down.

Best, excellent.

*RTfft
Kama
the

s.

(m.

iS

*lUt^
t*3R+3lft') An

the deity of love.

(Lit.

s.

(mn. from R.

^t^\3 a.

Jf

5
i

^)

Stock

(?w.

for travel-

*t$d

(mfn. $fE

(m/k from R.*ft)

(m/. pre?, par?, p. R. ^tt) Reposed,

+ 3lt^3 ) Twice ploughed

*.

from R. *ft)

(/.

from R.

^^

s.

(m.)

large snake (Boa).

IPtfliin*'

Gr. 831)

Gone

bivalve shell,

snail.

Also

couch, a bed.

(as a field).
^l

Sleepy, sluggish.

asleep.

ling-expenses.
5

se

a.

The enemy of

Daitya Sambara.)

r\*ffi

a.

epithet of

confined to bed.

Also

*t*irHfj3

to

bed,

(mfn.).

*W

*fa

2469

2470

The

cover-

a counterpane, a sheet.

let,

an arrow.

The

Hindu

tendent of beds at the court of a

Also

*fart*rK o.).

+ ^f^)

(m. from R.

^)

1.

Alg.

89.

p.

*B

s.

[f.

t^+^f%) A

5.

shower of arrows.

The

(n.).

An

2.

6.

p.

sine of an arc.

Cream.

4.

*R^f%

ta^jX) Sherbet, a beverage.

(a.

s.

Also

The versed

3.

The head of an arrow.

cane or reed

sort of

(Saccharum Sara). Hort. Ben.

arrow.

A-bed.

plant (Galega pur-

p. 57.

*l*f^ &

"J^V

ad. (from ^iTPl

$\^.: s.

prince.

Hort. Ben.

purea).

superin-

(Beng.)

2.

feather of

S.

Colebr.

swell of the

from

(.

(w. from R.

s.

^?)

mark, a butt.

fabulous animal

legs,

and to inhabit

1.

tide.

supposed to have eight

*$+#*I^3 Anepi-

*Us$t"ML
Kartikeya.

thet of

of

5am

(Lit.

Born

particularly the

in a thicket

elephant.

3.

snowy mountains.

grasshopper.

A young

2.

A locust.

4.

grass.)

Modesty, bashfulness, shame.

(p.

Arrows discharged so
thickly as to form a kind of net in the

(m.)

s.

(n.

*t^fpfj

air.

strument
lizard,

a chameleon.

from R. *j)

1.

*t^ + H?FT)

(from

s.

made of Saccharum
a.

(p.

(mfn.)

house, an asylum,

x^cjJa)

musical inCarey.

Sara.

Modest,

bashful,

ashamed.
a place of shelter or refuge.

2.

protector,

^I^T

preserver.

a.

Upright, honest.

2.

Crooked,

fraudulent.
species of fish

(Cyprinus Sarana, Hamilton's Fishes).

*irt"tTtoa. (mfn.*^

+ 3^3)

refuge, having applied to

s.

(m.)

*tTp1
Also

*fTt>
tion,

*lTft
a.

protector.

for protection.

(a-,

*tTl

Fit to be asked for protec-

2.

(ra.)

(m.)

(-\f

autumn

Also

ffcMWH
tumnal.

a.

high-road.

*tTfa)

cover or

lid for

p. 80.

s.

(from a.

1.

Partnership.

2.

partner.

1.

The

Partnership.

sultry seaSpirit uous liquor, wine.

(a.

comprises the months A'swina

and Kartika, corresponding to September and

October.

Good, excellent,

Protection, defence.

from R.

it

(a.

s.

son,

C^IPTj

The precepts of Muhammad;

s.

*lTt3^ft
5.

2.

Mohun P.

*tTfa^

1.

(corrupt, of

5.

pot.

s.

^-i)

law, equity.

path, a road, a way.

for taking refuge with.

(corrupt, of

a.

better, best.

Having taken

(/.).

(mfn.

fit

tf&l

*W"H^"

^Rpl) A

(/. for

s.

Also

refuge.

any one

Carey.

"fa^t^T
(mfn. from

(m.j.

2.

s.

cup or dish.

A year.

H^^f)

(m.)

1.

3.

A cover, a lid.
A measure.

2.

shallow

(f.jj. l-Aj>) Drinking wine or

Au-

spirits.

7 S 2

*lTt^3t

(/. from

s.

W
H ^V)

2471

The name of a

*rW^Ka. (-3^

river.

"i<l<l

(from A.

s.

c-^) A

drunkard.

*fW[

Archery.

*k

ft

s.

monly

H+

(/re.

^lft) A

*f$Tl)

from

(/.

Sanskrit prosody.

com-

sort of bird,

s.

iS

fe^tl#

*t^Ti+^)

Gra-

(mfn.).

species of metre in

471.

.4s. ifes, x.

(^tf^ + ^Pf^) Lemonade.

s.

called the A'li or Sarali (Turdus Gin-

ginianus). Also

*Wf^ (m.) and

Wf5(m.).

An

(a. S^j& )

s.

agreement, a stipulation, a

wager, a condition

*j<

>.

^f^T

Also

velly, gritty.

2472

1<P a.

(mfn. from R. *l

*j<l*11

(n.

5.

a sign, a mark, a signal.

Hurtful, mischievous.

+ 3WT) A

(from a. i^>) Relating to a lottery or

a.

bow.

(Lit.

chance.

discharge of arrows.)

Struck or wound-

(a.

s.

+ 3i)

See Manu 1. 17.

(*t^t$ + ^c

*t^R*t

s.

(/.) Night.

*t^T*Ti

s.

(f

*h$*ft

(n.

falling of the

I^ + ^^T)

Death.

(Lit.

n.

(^t^ + ^F^)

hostage.

>e

Invested

*fa

a.

An

i.

soul whilst

53.

2.

(from R.

An

^)

it is

from R.

^^ +^"T ) Happiness,
S

animal, a sentient being.

s.

(m.)

1.

(Convolvulus Battatas).
5.

(/. from R.

or candied sugar.

5)

plant

(Curcuma

(-^\mfn. from R. ^H- 5!*^)

glad.

to the

s.

(m.)

An

Happy,

appellation ap-

names of Brahmans.

As. Res.

65.
i.

tremble, to
go, to

*H

s.

(^3)

1.

To move,

To

2.

stir.

move

to shake, to

cover.

to or towards.

].

Gravel.

m. from R.

2.

Clayed

*l*fl*.

"W^l s

The

Also *fFf*t (n.) and

A sweet potatoe

See

*Hj

(mn. from R.

pine.

(from *t3R"1

*f*$^) A

Anger, passion.

2.

uneven.

flt.^ll

a.

*I^Root,
To

Thin and thick,

s.

from

s.

clad with the body.

Thin, slender,

arrow, a weapon.

(/.

prosperous,

v.

The

s.

pended

with a body, incorporated, corporeal, bodily,

Manu

*t*6tl

body.) Also

1.

Also

xanthorrhiza).

^t^U. (-f^^ >. t^" + ^)

(m.)

iron crow.

Also

ing of the body.

*teft^3^*.

hurt, to

(/.).

Maceration or wast-

*t^) An

from R.

pleasure.

The

To

written both with a final

is

Produced by the

body, sprung from the body.

"t^W^Hs.

2.

partner.

(mfn. *\~*t<

s.

(*t^f3) l.Togo.

^ and ^
A

lJ^JL)

^t^s. (n. fromR.'J ) The body.

a.

I,

This root

injure.

ed by an arrow.

*j<l<^

''t^RooT,

"l

*^)

quill of a porcu-

(/.).

grasshopper.

See*M$1.
.

(/. from R.

an arrow.

2.

*l^)

1.

A javelin, a dart,

fibrous stick used as a brush

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2473
or pencil.
pin.

4.

Any

3.

small stake,

rod, peg, or

brimstone-match.

>C

5
(mfn. from R. "t ^?) Unripe, moist.

a.

(from R.

*H)

measure containing

twenty seras or pasuris of corn or other dry

Carey.

substance.
(h.

s.

(m. from

H^:

hare.

*\*\+%$

(m.

s.

W)

\)

The

The horn

of a

from R.

moon.

(^+fWPl)

HtffaHW h
hare

(a ludicrous expression for a thing that

does not, or cannot, exist).

The wick of a lamp.

(fcuii)

*J*lMfa: s

rope fastened to

fennel
s.

rind.

s.

"KPj^l?) The Indian

of

(corrupt,

(Anethum Sowa).

Tdrdchand Ch.

Cucumber.

3.

The

Hort. Ben.

part,

a portion.

Bark,

2.

(Lit.

scales of a fish.

*t^t)

(corrupt, of

num tree (Boswellia thurifera).

The gum-olibaSabda S. p. 124_

"tf*!

Who

To

2.

i.

(H^B*)

To praise,

1.

+ 31^) A hawk

s.

moon.

A sort

2.

(Vangueria spinosa).

2.

from

dart, a javelin.

bamboo rod or stake.

Embarrassment,

4.

An

(.)
6.

3.

(/.

(mn.)

iron crow.

5.

peg, a pin.

7.

of cleansing the

site

dart.

of a

The ceremony

2.

(/. from *t"T) 1.

new house from bones

(/. from

A
,s

tfH+C T Vt1) A
5

(Lit.

i.

Wearing a crescent

+ 3/1) The

porcupine.

2.

The

To jump,

the

uxorious man.

as

*t*%

s.

moon.

A husband's or wife's

(corrupt, of

Mohun P.

p. 11.

to leap.

1.

A hare.

See

hair of the hare.

Haugh-

Manu, vol. n. p. 437. 2. The spots on

moon supposed to resemble a hare. 3. An

ton's

digit

tree (Boswellia thurifera).

(m. from R.

s.

his crest.)

The
*t*1

moon-

(m. from
epithet of Siva.

father.

^f^RooT,

469.

from

or other unclean substances.

gum-olibanum

As. Res.

of the moon.

distress, difficulty.

an arrow or

of metre in

sort
x.

faced damsel.

The extracting of

2.

thorny shrub

A porcupine.

of the

of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

Sanskrit prosody.

A digit

to flatter.

(y.

1.

x. 468.

talk, to boast.

(m. from R.

hare.

"ifH+^^Tl )

(/.

moon-faced damsel.

s.

or falcon.

feeds on hares.)

(from

As. Res.

^t^^RooT,

(m. *t*l

s.

s.

*%m^ s

Marked

with a hare.)

{mfn. *fa3? + inT) Scaly, flaky.

a.

(Lit.

p. 22.

*HtTrT

h A

(n.)

The skin

Carey.

collar.

*Ht^s. (m.*t*\ +31^) The moon.

tfyt\

of the hare or rabbit.

the yoke of a bullock on each side, and passing

under the neck or throat like a

(-SFJ> *M + O^Tfe

ad. Sans. Repeatedly, again and again.

*I^Root,
wound,

i.

to kill.

To

hurt,

to injure, to

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2475

(f.)

The

1.

#l

outer ear, the opening of

the external auditory passage.

*H

s.

Root,

TC^)
To

Young

(.)

To

bless, to confer

To

*^A

hurt, to

a benediction.

To

3.

3rH

wound,

speak.

(n. for

s.

Armed, ac-

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

be injured or hurt.

i.

to kill.

are

Young

1.

grass.

^PPfET

*j*P

(n.

s.

"PT + IT)

By

ad. Sans.

from

s.

R.

(ri.

an animal

(n.)

*t\3f s.

+ C^T) A

SSfeKSffteft a. (from

hundred, +*ft^.

immolation of

corn-field.

Root, n. (with the

*tf%)To

sleep.

3.

piness.

(from

R.

(n.

weapon.

*tiP

^3lM
dier

by

s.

^^T + sjJ)
2.

of.

(n.) Excellence

t5^I^lF3^1^ *.

1.

Best, ex-

hap-

^^i^ Ht

Wilkins' Gr. 799) 1.

3. (m.) A sword.
2. Iron, steel.

^^^f*n

s.

1.

Iron.

superin-

Jl^^)The office

Also

Also

s.

(p.

from one city to another.

*i^<ft

(from

a.

'tit,

s.

g + R.^)An armourer,

^3 + 3^3^)

wall or ditch round a

sending a person

Also

^S>) Relating to a

Also
iC

*t^<tU

l^t)

city,

town-

A tree (Mimosa Suma).

p. 41.

Also

science of

Sabda

(corrupt,

of *t^>?)

The

s.

(from *I3F

The

bird or coccinella.

soldier

by

*\H

s.

skate-fish.

S. p. 414.

*fepTte1

Also
(m.

city.

(mfn.').

their use.

p.

(corrupt, of

Hort. Ben.

>f

Near a

sol-

Carrying arms,

^l^^^

J Jo j$2>) The

(?w.).

The

m. from

P.^k+^T)

city.

I^C<J^*i

2. Steel.

^llR^ A
)

profession.

The

city.

(p. aU> j$>)

5C

+ ^)

wielding weapons.

*t^tSfr

JIjj/^)

(from h.

s.

(from

a.

bred, urban.

a furbisher.

(h.

tendent of police in a

*f^) Cheap.

profession.

arms and

city.

of a superintendent of police.

(-t^l m.

s-

s^-tree

(n.) Legality.

(n.

s.

of corn.

*t*P+*iM4?) The

(m.

(p.^) A
ss

Happy,

cellent.

s.

Abounding

^)+^) The beard

(n.

s.

insertion of a nasal,

Praised, eulogised, approved

*f^5

+ *t^?6j

flFP

(Shorea robusta).

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

ear or

at a sacrifice.
s.

*t^1

(n.)
fruit.

with corn.

*F^ffU(/.). See^^fl..

*t^3 a.

To

spike of corn.

hundreds, hundredwise,

"I^+^FT) The

.<?.

An

e. g.

1.

the kernel of a

derived from nouns, especially from numerals

and other words expressive of quantity

Loss

2.

2. Praiseworthy.

Fruit, grain, corn, harvest

by means of which adverbs

suffix,

of confidence or understanding.

2.

Also,

(-f^\^>.

coutred.

"Wl

grass.

wish, to desire.

1^8

sort of pie.

(always with $50 prefixed,

i.

1.

2.

2476

(corrupt, of

*ff$j A

shell.

lady-

2478

2477

s.

*MjU+f5^)

from

(/.

a female goblin ; an apparition.

2.

1.

hag,

slovenly

woman.

from R.

s. (to.

*ll<l?.mR

also

"tt^ Root,

*ttat"U (from *TU) An ornament

of

*H3^

women made

for the wrists

Carey.

of shell.

*TftWl

(/.

bough.

2.

from R. *fftL)

An

arm.

3.

1.

branch, a
or division

shell-cutter.

A goblin

(from

^H^fta. (from*t^l)

The branch

taught in any particular school.

s.

^ (to.).

and 'nt^lf^T

(to.)

or spectre.

s.

on prognostics.

treatise

*WjNf*N

Testaceous.

(Beng.)

4.

s.

*rWl + 5 FT3) A

(n.

suburb.

"TWtssi*. (TO.*tW1+*Pl)A monkey,

*ff\3

(*ffttU3) To pervade.

i.

s.

epithet of Buddha

of the vedas studied by any particular sect or

(from

s.

*tW

*t^) An

an ape.

bull.

root pro-

*Tf33?

The lowermost of two

(from R.

s.

bamboo

laths

which

are tied,

ceeding from a branch as in the Indian

one above and the

"fPtft

"tW + t^)

s.

other beneath the rafters of a thatched roof.

kernel of

grain

Fruit,

the

"ftP^tfc

(mn. from R.
greens.

grandis)

An

2. (to.)

also*ft3?3?

1.

The

Also

(to.)

potherb, a vege-

teak-tree (Tectona

"tffctfy^

(to.

bird-catcher,

festival

on

''ItCfcj'*]^ s.

*ltt)

^)

^llT^T

tree.

petticoat, a

woman's garment.

petticoat.

(from the English satin) Satin.

(n.

s.

Root,

(to/w.) Relating to the occult

worshipper of Devi

or of the female principle.

As. Res. vn. 280,

To

from *1~&+TI) Deceitfulness,

*fK5l

s.

1.

i.

boast.

3.

2.

aspei'a).

'ffl

a.

praise, to flatter.

1.

A tree (Trophis

Sound, speech.

(mfn. from *ti

Made

petticoat.

of the fibres of

javelins.

the Bengal san (Crotolaria juncea).

from

crafti-

To swim.

(corrupt, of

Fighting with

To

(corrupt, of

281.

to.

shell -cutter,

fowler, a

2.

(mfn.

Wilkins' Gr.

ness, villainy, wickedness.

c.

(to.).

month

sciences.

from

il"tl^

tree (Trophis

in shells.

(/.)

from *f^=T +
a.

*)Wi) A

(mfn. *f$[U

a.

(tow.)

draught-ox.

As. Res. in. 274.

to.

899) Relating to a

Relating to a cart.

(from

*11^f^ s.

ftC

(mfn. from

a.

a worker

prince.

the eighth day of the second half of the

Magha.

*fW?

ls

Colebr.Alg. p. 315.

(to.).

(mfn. from

a.

a period dated from the reign of

era,

some celebrated

s.

*t^)

from

(to.

s.

fruits.

aspera).

3.

a.

Tdrachand Ch.

cular branch of the vedas.

*t*P)

of

(corrupt,

s.

A tree.

(mfn.) Practising the injunctions of any parti-

Carey.

table

fig.

spearman, a lancer.

41.

s.

kind of cloth.

Manu

ii.

2479

"fig-

*ttfpP
2.

h A

(m.)

s.

A descendant

(Mg\e Marmelos).

tree

of the ancient sage Sandila.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. CTl)

a.

pened, whetted.

2.

Thin, feeble.

well, prosperous,

s.

(n.~)

Happy,

(Amaranthus oleraceus).

edible plant

iZbr.

67.

JSera. p.

Shar-

1.

3.

2480

plant (Asclepias pseudosarsa).

Carey.

Happiness, joy, pros-

A plant

perity.

(Phyllanthus Niruri).

from *fa^j

(n.

s.

n.

pr. of a mountain)
(p.

Gold.
a.

(mfn.

^^g+UTT)

*ftf5?T

Gold en.

^li) A

Hort. Ben.

p. 69.

marriage.

from *1T&[) Abounding in fresh

a. (i/m.

grass.

(.)

Withering, decaying,

becoming

*t\% Root,

thin or small.

(/.)

^Csj) To whet,

commonly

plant

tv}^

s.

*ffa"s. (n.

from

(?rc.

Enmity, hatred,

^iftX )

I.

strife.

An enemy.

3.

2.

(ra.)

number of ene-

ttCT

si

from R.

(mi.

*f^)

II

to sharpen.

Mud.

2.

Young

fromR.

C*fi

+ 3H)

or grinding of a tool.
3.
5.

mies.
ss

form *ft*it -

called char-

maghcis.
*l

(in the desiderative

i.

A
A

grindstone.

plate,

(Beng.)

4.

(m.)

2.

The whetting

1.

touchstone.

paved

earthen vessel,

flat

a.

floor.

Small,

To

grind, to sharpen, to

An
by Muhammadans

earthen dish or plate

v. a.

little,

polish.

grass.

^^ft^

a.

young

fresh with

*fW

a.

(mfn.

*Tt"&t

+ ^f^5)

HM<Pl*J<

s.

Hort. Ben.

plant (Pancratium triflorum).

*.

*.

s.

at their meals.

(Hrr + ^^3rl)

rissa diffusa).

+ C^Sv5j?) A

Hort. Ben.

Also

Carey.

(^tW+^l) A plant

Hort. Ben.

floor

dichotoma).

"tWsl^Jf^

s.

a pavement.

A whetstone.

(Hibiscus

(from

s.

plant (Barleria

p. 45.

a.

*M) A

weaver's slay.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Whetted, ground, sharpened.

(TO+^txrr^PT) a

variety of Dolichos lignosus.

Hort. Ben.

p. 55.

W^fiS*. (*fW+^) A bird (LoxiaTotta).

Carey.

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

Gr.

p.

R.

(^+^1)

thorn-apple (Datura Stramonium).

species

of

Carey.
species of

Wilkins'

421) Appeased, allayed, pacified ; calm,

s. (m.) An ascetic, one who

tranquil, quiet,

has subdued his passions.

s.

plant (Ca-

The paving of a

"UtTI

(*tW + 3itf3) A

p. 19.

climbing-

Carey.

Syriacus).

^I^PPI

p. 23.

plant (Melodinus monogynus).

*rtm^i

(from *tlFT)

s.

used

grass.

(*ltTfl

Ukls5tlfo

*tfc$

White,

(p.

"ItTtel

Green or

(ra.)

s3l

(/.) or

"3"

Calmness, tranquillity.

*fte*f<$fa

a.

(mfn.

'H^+^ffe)

nature or disposition.

Of

a placid

2482

2481

^t^lHl

(-^T^mfn. lfoft5tMGfr Of
Manu i. 52.
or calm mind.

a.

a subdued
"Itfe"

R.

(/.

Rest, repose.

1.

Tranquillity, serenity, calmness

posure

fcHWiWjihsl

2.

Mohun P.

disregard of worldly matters.

*ttf!^3FT

(*frf%+3F[) Holy

s.

*Tt^ Root,

("fl^rf^) To

x.

com-

Mouldiness.

i.

P. colonum).

p. 62.

?) Dirty, dingy.

species of grass

See R. $Ttl

fort.

Hort. Ben.

p. 67.

*ffcTl s . (from

console, to

bird

plant (Elephantopus scaber).

(from

a.

water.

(Turdus roseus).

mental com-

for^ftT + TTTTH)

s.

Two

2.

(Panicum frumentaceum, and

Hort. Sen.

p. 7.

3.

song-

bird (Turdus macrourus).

*ft^

*JW

from R. *ft?J) Comfort: see ^it^

s. (ra.

5.

cation.

*t\)

from R.

(rw.

An

2.

curse,

"fWrrK,.

(p. <0L**&)

curse

(m/n.

a.

Lying under a

HF*fi?)

cursed.

*fPfa^a.
by a

Also
(mfn.

curse,

an im-

of

(corrupt,

s,

United, confederated.

2.

Tt 3

W+W*)

*t\*Zp
Fallen or ruined

*TH) To

curse,

to impre-

>c

*fto

(m.)

s.

11'^'l

(from

snail

(Helix

ampullacea).

(n.).

curse.
v. a.

awning, a canopy.

J^oLij) 1. Including, comprising,

communicating.

*Tto
A

precation.

An

candlestick.

oath, a solemn asseveration.

a. (a.

*tW^3

$j ^^2) ) A

(p.

an impre-

(/. from

s.

(m.

s.

*TTtP3?)

for

See *f r ^\

bivalve shell.

1.

female juggler.

An

arrow,

<.

sword.
cate.

from R.

s.

*t^) The young

Root,

of any

animal
sc

ft^^T

5.

"fa^Tl) An

s.

(*tl<ufd) To be weak.

(mfn. from R. ^Tj Variegated in colour.

*

a.

(corrupt, of

x.

(m.) Wind,

air.

iron bar or

crow.
*l

l<

^HT^

(from the Portug. sabdo) Soap.

*ft^i ^Lj. (a. C^JjJ) Conviction, proof, evidence.

3.

*Hl^

a.

"jUkT.
relating to

words, verbal,
2.

conveyed or expressed by a term.

*ltf^

tto

s.

s.

n.

*fRpfllI

from R. *t*I

Relating to the

Modest,

diffident.

plant (Echites scholaris).

(mfn. from

a.

s.

knowledge of

) Reconciliation,

appeasing.

(/.)

species of heron (Ardea cinerea).

Autumnal.

bird (Turdus Salica).

checquered cloth or table for

playing draughts, &c.

*ttft^1

1.

(/.)

(n.)

(- I

1.

Another plant (Jussieua repens).

words.
*s

2.

Also

(mfn.).

*RTf

New.

{mfn. from *t?&t) Relating to sound, so-

norous, sounding;
oral

(mfn. from

a.

sultry season, autumnal.

s.

(f.)

frutescens,

The name of two

plants (Echites

and Asclepias pseudosarsa).

2483
>e

*ttf*T

2484

t1^

ft The name

(from R.

l s.

birds (Gracula religiosa

of two species of

and Turdus Salika).

Vishnu.
(mfn. from *f<ft3

Relating to the

body, clad in a body, incorporated

corporeal,

"IttfaStft^^Tl Sl

s.

Hort. Hen.

Trans. R.A.S. u. 3, seqq.

Jc

from

(infn.

l^t^ + ^^)

*rra^"

from

a. (to/.

Full of stones or

^rft^t^Ti

Kft5?f1

a room.

Made

corneous,
*jT?ft

s.

(to.)

s.

bow.

Vishnu.

Who

(Lit.

carries a

A tiger.

m.)

compound word

part of a

or distinction

of a man,

e.

i.

s.

eminent man.

"ftp**,
ties

(to.)

See

A tiger

^I vj

*ttf*\ + *{pS3)

As. Res.

x.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

^^Root,
2.

*ft^
2.

i.

To

boast.

s.

(m.)

fish

(*rHU3)

a.

(from

p.

lTf%vft

s.

flatter, to praise.

hall,

tree.

3.

wife's brother.

wife's brother's wife.

^)
4.

1.

cat.

dog.
5.

2.

deer.

JL)

Annual, yearly.

"fflwlj A

bird (Turdus

creeping plant (Achyranthes

Hort. Ben.

p. 19.

(femin. of *ttp^)

in Sanskrit prosody.

472.

house; a

"ItpralSTT*.

(to.

sort of

metre

As. Res. x. 429.

"rtf^for^tH +

^T)

enemy of VikeamAof the era now called Sdka.

sovereign of India, the

1.

ditya, and institutor

timber-tree (Shorea robusta).

(Spams

spilotus

Wrahl, Hamilton).
workshop.

To

1.

(to.)

,e

sort of

Ajackall.

(corrupt, of

s.

triandra).
(n.

p. 40.

farrier.

branch of a

large

*ff*Ti

1.

Salika).

x. 434, 472.
s.

Mohun P.

The name of two particular varieTar dc hand Ch.

winter-rice.

(to.)

of rice

*ffi^$

3.

*fTf%3lft1

^I^rfcptfe^ s. (. ^l^+f^rzftf^)
A sort of metre in Sanskrit prosody. As. Res.

TO^fkfvi

(to.

monkey.

bow.)
latter

*Hj

(from
s

to express eminence

e. g.

An

epithet of

Often used as the

2.

s.

An

R.

(Beng. corrupt, of ^ibjt-)

of horn, horny,

(-f^wi. *tt^ + I^T )

(^ + *fTt+3t^)

s.

(from^Hf^r^T) A

s.

(/. from

s.

(Ophioce-

fish

Carey.

shrub (Mimosa tomentosa).

nodules.
*ft$[ a. {mfn. from

phalus Wrahl, Hamilton).

*i1^$Ttefl

4<t t

p. 56.

s.

Corpo-

real, bodily, material,

i

plant

(Be.ng.) ^flFT-

from "tffa,

(/.

on the veddnta system, in the form of aphorisms,

a.

from *RT + *K)

(/.

(Hedysarum Gangeticum). Also

The name of a celebrated work

by Badarayana.

represent

to

Hunter.

"WTl

Trans. R.A.S. n. 2, 12.

bodily.

con-

more ammo-

by the Hindus

conceived

nitae,

See*nf^1.
a.

flinty stone,

taining the impression of one or

4.

on the Phcenix

6.

5.

also Ophiocephalus

(Beng.}

gallows

impaling criminals.

woollen cloth.

3.

An

edifice,

horse.

a cross or stake for

s.

(m.

^f^for^+C^?)

a kind

of
tor,

Also

(a. eUti) A third person, an arbitraan umpire, a mediator.

^ftf^T^s.
shawl

The remains of the

sylvestris.

*t\PftSfc

leaves

"ttf^ft

s.

(from

a. uiJl$) Arbitration.

2486

2485

*$Pf[

(-Pri

a.

disposed

to,

comp.

e.

*fH+3/L)

mfn.

Used

possessing, having.

to,

(-f^L)

g.

Inclined
in

Heroic, pos-

With

+ *|tp?^T

(corrupt, of

s.

s.

(mfn. from

a.

*tW

*fJWl)

A wife's

to bless

ment

Twins' GV.

Attached to the house, inactive.

2.

905)

(to.)

The

*t^p

*t%) A

from R.

(to.

or

discipline

Also

frog.

Fit for rice,

*t^) To

^t

correction

Command,

wish,

govern-

the administering of

authority,

controul.

^f^TC^ v. a. To discipline,

to

com-

to correct.

person

exercises authority, a castigator, a corrector.

^ jink

(mfn.

a.

*TW + 3I^)

Fit for disci-

field),

(to.)

s.

sort of fennel

(mfn.fut. part. p. R.

a.

sown

Deserving correction or punishment

proper to

be governed or controlled.

(Anethum Sowa).

see R.

pline, deserving discipline.

(mfn. from

with rice (as a

A
who

(to.).

a.

command to
To govern

(Nymphaea Lotus, Hort.

41) and of other aquatic plants.

s.

esculent root of the different

kinds of water-lily
p.

order, to

To govern.

R. ^ft^T +

(n.

(Beng.)

5.

teach, to instruct.

^ + ^l"^,

an order, an edict

mand,

Ben.

with S|

Ashamed,

bashful.

^ft*^3

To

with

(3THtrg,

vJ[1

s.

-i'WJn

To

2.

Heroism,

(to.)

sister.

1.

prefixed,

teach, to educate

with
sessed of valour, from

command.

order, to

canoe made from a sola

v. a.

tree.

7^) To

*c

(from R.

correct, to

l"t

punish, to reprove.

*rf^tr|%

s.

mf^

The

i.

bax heptaphyllum).

silk-cotton tree

(Bom-

The name of one of the

2.

seven dwipas or great divisions of the continent

l^f&Afl

also

*ffa3I*ft

s.

1.

(/.)

infernal regions.

^fRlrT

discipline

(mn.).

Mann iv. 90.

river in the

directed.
2.

See*ffclTf^.
repose, to correct, to punish.

*lt9l

(-^

s.

wife's mother.

governor.

<

(from'lt^l)

a.

(from R. ^fT5^) To discipline, to

v. a.

tree.

(corrupt, of <f^l )

*ltj3t*Tl

*ttTtfn"

ciplined, corrected, punished, governed, ruled,

The gum
of the silk-cotton

also

(mfn. pret.part. p. R. "It^+tS) Dis-

a.

The name of a

noun of ^ft^T^KS) Correction,

(v.

s.

Criminally intimate

2.

to.

R.*f^T + ^) L A

"Hf*tOl (-^to.)

ruler, a

Also

a preceptor.

teacher,

Manu

ii.

150.

with a wife's mother (used as a vulgar term of

abuse).
a.

*ftftj

Carey.
(mfn. from

>c

t^ ^)
<2

a.

(mfn.) Eating fish and flesh.

s.

(n.

from *|B<fft)

multitude of

pies.

Root,

V.

To

rule, to govern, to

s.

(n.

mand, an

R. *t"^+fs3) Government, com-

R.

^ff^+TT)

order,

a law, a

1.

A book

*lKSt\*

a.

generally.

4.

precept, a

rule.

writing or book of authority

3.

i.

(f.

correction, punishment.

Eternal, perpetual.

*tt^5

^kfRftl

s.

mand,

2.

com-

sacred

a code of laws.

A science

literature.

q
(mfn. *ft 3 + ^S) Acquainted with the

Pffe

Pi

2487

sacred writings and law-codes, or with books

generally.

l^ + ^^T)

(*)

According to

law, according to the precept of science.

"il^sS^

^1^ +

(mfn.

a.

^ + ^)

the truth of (sacred) science

the contents of a book.

#giffl

s.

An

(m.)

(-H^ mfn.

a.

*ttgflr^fl.

astronomer.

_T^ ra/.

+3

science.

+ r. "f^rr^)

"11*5^ s

to, or

(m.

The

^)

Implied by a book,

sanctioned by a sacred code.

xt\^

^) The

origin of a family.

(p. jljjui)

book

(mfn. from

object or sub-

"it^) Relating to

or code of laws

a sacred

f^TftTt

Pl<Rl

s.

(from

(from

"Pl^T

s.

p. *,!,)

to

*^+iTj

be regulated, controlled, or ordained.

s.

1X

*Th^5tW

(from

p.

(p. aS\j *U>)

A king's

son, a prince.

^flfljT,

s.

p.

(a. jjs.ll)

i jV,

*li)

princess.

hunter.

^<?. fiU3

v.

(fPffrlfo,

thin or small.

2.

VW^

To sharpen,

Pte

game.

L$C~j)

v. a.

To

horse's

rear up.

s. (ra.) 1.

A rope or string

See

up.

rearing

pR ^
1

attached to either

end of a pole or yoke to suspend a burthen.

witness.

2.

(from A. jjsLl) Testimony.

Pi Root,

a furbisher.

Broken, disjointed, de-

(from

chain.

J&JL) Relating to hunting,

king.
(h.

s.

of a col-

jj

2.

s.

P
s
(

A polisher,

(p.jlLi.) Hunting,
a.

office

hawk.

^S^)

c^-i)

See "Pt30

Fit

Punishable, corrigible.
JC

appointed to

feated.

PW
1.

(p.

pj"^v$>4^ s> (p.^Jju*)

Declared by law,

{mfn. fut. part. p. R.

officer

j\sS) The

p.

(corrupt, of

5.

legal.

sanctioned by holy writ, said in a book.

a.

The gums. Carey.

Hunter.

law.
a.

An

fibrous root.

lector of revenues.

stance of a book, the purport of a passage of

"(ftsPl

3.

from a certain division of

collect the revenue

land.
J

string fastened to a pole for

(corrupt, of

*fFg+C^!) One who

*Jh^\3a. (m>. 1t 3 +

Tarachand Ch.

carrying burdens.

skilled

(sacred) science.

adverted

( "S^ y.) A

who

acquainted with the laws or with books of

wreath, a

An ornament worn

(corrupt, of

2.

m.

(Dalbergia Sisoo).

by women on the forehead.

in (sacred) science.
s.

A timber-tree

(/.)

mitre.

+ Ttf^l)

s.

Knowing

(-^ m *Tt^+^f ) o ne

s.

Pf*Ml

acquainted with

expounds the laws or books of (sacred)

is

tristis).

Also

Skilled in (sacred) science.

*|tgR3l

plant (Nyctanthes arbor

Carey.

ad. Sans.

*rrg^

2488

To make

to whet.

small hanging-shelf suspended by a string.

a.

{mfn.

Pfe + ^\2) Suspended

ried in a sort of loop.

or car-

2489

2490

Root,
science

f*fc$3

To

i.

sometimes with

f^5 + ^)

(m. R.

s.

prefixed to

436.

1.

learner.

metre

cies of

it.

(Beng.)

2.

(f. from

R. f*T5^)

name

Instruction, doc2.

The

of one of the six vedangas or auxiliary

branches of sacred study

it

To

comprises rules of

(Beng.

pronunciation and recital.

v. a.

1.

knowledge.

study,

<P<K(.vS

learn.

v.

s
\

a.

2.

fWl
mit

(/. from R.

s.

5.

{.

a strong-hold.

f^Tj

a peak, a pinnacle

of feathers

crown of the head.

teach,

f"\^ + t\)

m.

hill-fort,

3.

tree.

crest, a tuft

To

x.

kind of acid liquor, vinegar.

(-"f^T

s.

mountain.
learning,

spe-

As. Res.

Sanskrit prosody.

in

2.

teacher.

trine,

(/. from

learn, to acquire

point or

a pyramid.

sum2.

a lock of hair on the

3.

1.

branch.

species of metre in

4.

Flame.

Sanskrit prosody.

to instruct.

As. Res. x. 413, 419, 466.

a pre-

teacher,

(fW +

pfefcHR*!^.

Mohun P.

tice.

f*lfo\S

J^j) An

p. 86.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

appren-

Taught, instructed

studied,

PlS^f^)

learned

To cause
make feel,

to teach, to instruct, to

learn,
p.

ofPlfto)

(cans.

v. a.

ceptor.

to
to

resent.

fWfr

noun of

(v.

s.

skilful,
feel.

Taught, broken

a.

teaching or

making a person

instructing, a resenting, the

in.

clever.
a.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

\3<P)

Fit

be taught or

to

pointed.

5.

Wl+^T?)

(mfn.
(m.)

Crested,

peacock.

Also

learned.

"Pftp (mfn.).

s.

(femin. of

plant

(Celosia cristata).

(from R. T*T33EJ To learn, to ac-

v. a.

quire knowledge.

Root,

i.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

ftlitW%a. (-^ mfn.

possessing or producing flame,
thet of

To
(m.)

s.

left

1'.

go, to move, to approach.

The

tail

of a peacock. 2. Locks

Agni

fTO^

s.

the deity of

(m.

^) Flaming,
(m.)

s.

fWl + ^)

period of tonsure in

"PPU^Ff

(m.) and

Also

children.
(m.).

Blue

2.

fern's,

(v.

cock.

3.

peacock's

noun of

J!

(corrupt, of

learning, a

a mountain or tree

summit or
;

To

learn, to ac-

(m. from
epithet of

Kartikeya.

(Lit.

Having a peacock

for his vehicle.)

The mucus of

wearing a

A
A

Pl^)

fNta. (-f^w/.'PnvH + ^)

the nose.
(rnn.)

(from R.

pea-

tail.

receiving of instruction.

fWt

v. a. t

vitriol.

quire knowledge.

A
cock.

"pTpVta

epi-

lamp-stand.

on the crown or the side of the head

at the

An

fire.

top, especially of

the point of a sword.

tuft of hair

peacock.

Pt^5.

(m.)

2.
1.

s.

(m.)

1.

Fire.

A tree

hyperanthera).

on the crown,

Crested,

2.

(Morunga Guilandina and

potherb

in general.

2491

f*f<r

fff?t

pt^

(m.

s.

from "PfSjj The name of a pot-

Manu

herb not yet specified.

Dregs, refuse.

s.

vi. 14.
v. n.

f*f3i s (n
-

1*^+31) The

Root,

i.

f^fe)

seed of the Morunga.

smell.

a.

(corrupt, of

To

on

ladder, a flight of steps.

(mfn. fret. "part. p. R.

Wilkins' Gr. % 693,

horn.

tingle, to feel cold as

the access of a fever.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

To

2492

and R.

L Made

701)

thin.

2.

Whetted, sharpened.

An

(from

Quercus

Hort. Ben.

lanceffifolia.

f*f?t$^"

oak-tree, especially the

(f^ + S^) A

s.

f*fa%

p. 68.

s.

(m. f*fc + R.

used

for

To

*^T)

See*t3H.

1.

*1 I-

Mohun P.

p.

1.

f*h3tl

(corrupt, of

s.

Barley. 2.

"Pl^^t

!)

Wheat.

cushion, a

pillow.

An

of

54

aquatic

f*ff3

from R.

a. (mfn.

C*t1 ?) 1.

Carey.

A fish

(from

s.

mus,

horn; a horn

cup.

plant (Trapa bispinosa).

"nffl,

A cupping-horn. <

(corrupt,

river Setlej.

(n.) Rock-salt.

blowing. 2.

v. a.

The

oak

species of

(Quercus armata).
(corrupt, of

H)

An

(Silurus pungentissi-

S. Singio,

Black. 2. White.

Hamilton).

epithet of Siva.

(m. from

sort

of ebony (Diospyros glutinosa).

Carey.

fWFT a.

(from

^)

a.

Horned.
2.

from R.

(n.

f*f^) The mucus

of

"Pi

s.

(/.) or

Root,

rod or wire to clean the tube of a

"Ptfl

To make an

i.

(mfn.

Ungratified in desires.

(m.)

s.

1.

ray of light.

s.

Ben.

?)

plant (Euphorbia neriifolia).

Hort.

A man

Also

from R.

f*l^) The

"Pl^l
(from R.

(/.)

ft! Root,

i.

with disrespect.

fm

and of Vishnu.
and

s.

A fibrous

(/.) 1.

Manu ix.

To

disregard, to treat

4.

3.

An

A leper.

root.

2.

A small whip.

230.

f*!^) To jingle.

A bow-string.

A bald man.

-prftm

tinkling of

metallic ornaments.
v. a.

1.

naturally void of prepuce.

epithet of Siva

p. 36.
(n.

(/.) Skin,

inarticu-

2.

prf^3 s.

2.

leather.

late sound, to tinkle.

f*t^3l

^1

Slackness, looseness, dilatori-

(rc.)

a.

Carey.

hooka.

Languid, feeble, not energetic, dilatory.

SeefH,

(f.)

t><t>l s.

Loose, not tight, lax, slack.

1.

ness.

the nose.

f*T&

(mfn.)

The

root of a

water-lily.

(m.)

1.

Siva, the Deity in his character of

destroyer and reproducer, or

Time

personified,

ft^

PftI

2493
and the

god of the Hindu

third

triad

this

Hindu triad, and perhaps the most popular.

The name of one of the astronomical yogas.

the
2.
3.

Happiness, welfare, pleasure, prospe-

(.)

An

(Beng!)

4.

rity.

apple,

a.

mum

A plant

to

which cows or calves are

p. 57.

The

s.

Carey.

phylla).

A kidney-bean,

(/.)

Siva

and ParvatI or Durga.

Lablab and other species)

f*l*3t

A
See Trans.

nomene

s.

(/.

wor569.

i.

*.

Magha.

(/.

Pfa + TtftT)

As. Res.
s.

{n.

in'.

The night of the

wane

in the

head

f^fa + PH'n) The phallus

I.

3.

(n.

4.

An

epithet of the

tulasi or basil

(n.)

pm

tree

1.

Any
v. n.

A
3.

1.

The head,

the

summit

(Beng., for

2.

dizzy or giddy.

See

(m.)

Red

Pt*?fl>5l

vertigo.

Also

s.

(/.

f^T +

*fiv3l)

Head-ache.

Pfa^.

litter.

(p. iSjS) Vinegar.

A tree

trenchment.

kidney-bean, a

legume, comprising several species of Phaseolus,

Dolichos, and Carpopogon.

nN^t)

The

Also

a dog.

temple de.

A palanquin,

?)

A jackal,

(Pmt^T+^1) A plant (Ar-

Durga.

sanctum).

?)

^MH)

tubular vessel of the body.

To be

camp, an encampment, an en-

(corrupt, of

iU,) The black-ear (an

J:/

or top of any thing.

"PRS

A cemetery.

(Ocymum

(/. from

2.

epithet of

f^ + ^THTT)
2.

(p.

sleeps.

gemone Mexicana).

jackal.

An

dicated to Siva.

when he

or

Yellow myrobalan (Ter-

(/. from
s.

p. 55.

f^T ?) The place where a per-

(corrupt, of

*,

(n. for

minalia Chebula).

s.

f*tH*M

of Siva.

(Mimosa Suma).

glftf

PttTtFft^*.

PlU'H<*fel

goddess Durga, the wife of Siva.

fW^TIT

lies

and

also

month

272.

(femin. of

s.

(^schy-

je

a legume (Dolichos

animal of the tiger-kind).

fourteenth day of the moon's

emblem

plant

grandiflora).

"Pf^TTfrr

RVPlft

"Pt^ + H^l)

Hort. Ben.

(/.).

(from

R.A.S.

son's

Pl<lWl

(Bombax hepta-

silk-cotton tree

p. 29.

(dual, from

shipper of Siva.

Hort. Ben.

(Hedysarum tuberosum).

plant

f^T
plant (Cardiosper-

Hort. Ben.

Halicacabum).

(fromf^r+^3 + ^3ll?)

s.

(Dolichos glutinosus, Roxb. Glycine ?)

Carey.

A post

(Pfa + ^T) A

s.

f^fa^ft

PtfauUKwfcfU (fromPfa+3t?+Tteft)

tied.

f*t33J^

Car eg.

(mfn.} Happy,

prosperous, auspicious.

(w.)

An aquatic plant (Valisneria octandra).

is

the most formidable of the personifications of

2494

Pt^flW s.

(p.

(Rottlera peltata).

^by) A

title,

superscription of a letter.

PW1

f.

(from

Pl^T-f. 5^

Carey.

an address, the

Hunter.
for

^fa ?)

Restive-

flWM

2495

ptt*rl

ness in a horse,

To be

v. a.

restive,

of the head without power to support

a dying or dead person.

See ft$*FT.

to rear up.

pRTO^rTs. ( K .pt^T + C^FF) A beheading.

The head, the top

(ra.)

or upper part

Root,

PPT*,

from R.

(n.

helmet. 2.

ft??EP

ft^T+^T

from R. til)

A cap, a turban.

Also "Pi < ^T

Pt^T )

from

(n.

5.

1.

Clean unentangled

(/. from

s.

2.

5.

Any

(/.)

tubular vessel of the body, a

gut, a nerve, a tendon, a vein.

(m. from R.
arrow.

3.

murderer, a

(m. from R.

Mimosa

(p.

fttffW

s.

2.

4.

An

locust.

tree (Acacia Sirisa

from

(/. from

s.

FHivA s.

(n.

6.

hail-stone.

A transverse beam, a cross-

PW3T3

s.

Red

pf 5 Ti+^5)
(n.

Benzoin.

Pt^Tl+^)

1.

Bitumen.

flu ted

f^^+ R. %
mark

The placing

of respect.

Pf<^T + R.

<ft)

The neck.

Pr^^

.(m.pr^i-^) Chalk, red chalk.

A muller, a rolling-

(iB.fTi

s.

(from

f*R^+^i)

(n.

s.

(.

s.

An

?)

plant

turban.

ornament

gem
crest.

or

Also

(m.

s.

Ffj^ty^

The

hair of the

"Pl^ + ^^l

(/.

3^*T)

for

Moss,
cine.

Also

Pt^TfaS^T

and (Beng.)

PMtt^

Pf^Tl

(in.

s.

PHl^e,

(wm.),

Pl^rfl^

PM^f*!,. ("PM + ^f^)

Hail.

+ C^K

from R.

1%^)

plant (Plectranthus scutellaroides).

pMl

si

(/.

from

A threshold,
"PNt^TT

(.).

s.

lichen, especially a kind used in medi-

jewel worn upon the head or in a

fftrtq

PHto^l

(-\f.)

of the head.

s.

pFTi)

1.

dart, a spike.

(m. Pf^T.?

+ ^W) The elephantiasis.

Also "QifiZ (.).

arrow.

PlUlWll
;

s.

also

(m.

W^t+Citlj

The head-

(/) or

ftRtTvJ

WWW

pltf1^T%#

s.

jfrtt^+^TW)

The hanging

Z.

A bee.
Pri^Tt^II
(Lit.

(/)

2.

a transverse beam.

head.

ache

2.

chalk.

head

"What holds or sustains the head.)

f*fUl??

threshold.

4.

(Sagittaria obtusifolia).

(from

PttT^

3. Arsenic.

stone, a roller.

Pt3*T + Sffc) The

a thing on the head as a

(Lit.

stone, a rock.

beam.

PHt^
Glue.

and neck.

ftjStft

1.

J^*)
(n.

sword.

killer.

Sirisa).

Pt^H*.

1.

tree

Carey.

Pf*^? )

R.

stone for grinding condiments, &c.

flat

with a muller.

s.

Gleaning ears of corn.

)

(Celastrus robustus).

(.).

hair.

or

glean.

(from

(.

as in

it,

Carey.

(ft*rf3) To

vi.

of a thing.
s.

2496

(m.

pM + STOr) A

mountain.

collection of rocks.)
(n.

from Pt 5 Tl+R.S"5K)

1.

Glean-

2497

2498

Manu

ing.

vn. 33.

2.

(Beng.)

person

who

follows more than one employment.

An

(.)

f*f^l+5rte from R. *[) The

(to.

Gangetic porpoise (Delphinus Gangeticus).

a mechanical or handicraft

art,

&

f*l*j3rte

The

(to.)

s.

T*t#f

penis.

trade.

i
an

artisan

f*ip1

(to.

+^)

also

mechanic,

"Pt^ Root,
Also,

kill.

Manual

(C*faf3) To

i.

and

(to.)

science

(C*tefe) and

i.

To

leave a residue, not to use the whole.

2.

To

excel.

With

remain, to be

(n.

ticularize, to individualize, to distinguish

by a

spike.

on architecture or on any other mechaSee As. Res.

i.

a.

The

*)

(to/Vi.)

1.

An

ear of corn, a flower-

See

(mfn, pret. part. p. R.

A
A

Me-

workman, a mechanic.

phial, a glass.

Cold, chilly,

frigid,

pt^TTO" s.

(tow.)

cold season, winter, comprising two months

from about the middle of January to that of

(ft.)

Trained,

(to.

f^ + ^lty^') The approved

See Kulluka on

gentlemanly

Manu

n. 12.

{-P^mfn.

fo*ffrUYa.

-31

Politeness, gentleness.

conduct of the wise and good

conduct.

s.

f*fa+v3)

disciplined, polished, good, polite, genteel.

350.

(-f^K^/h. -pT^i+^T)
'**-

Flame.

2.

(/.) or

(p.

?)

from
a.

prpu

RPfa {%)

par-

(from

s. (to.)

(f*frf^,
To

from

workshop of a mechanic. Also f^l^t^tt^ (.).

chanical.

vn.

a residue,

left as

discriminative mark.

(jf.

prefixed in

or

See

(.).

pT^*ft

(CfOTfe)

x.

1.

usv
jually with "ft" prefixed

of mechanics or architecture.

nical art.

hurt, to injure, to

the passive

labour, handicraft work.

The

treatise

Innocent, virtuous.

(to/Vi.)

a.

Following the conduct of the good, acting like

a gentleman.

March.

n^
5

an

child under eight years of age,

s. (to.)

1.

infant

the young of an animal. 2. (Beng.)

plant (Dalbergia Sisoo).

f*t*jp

(from f*\*l )

s.

fish

Mohun P.

p. 67.

(Delphinus Gan-

"PfPfe

s.

Pt^

s. (to.

f*l*T

s.

2.

(/.

s,

(to.

f^+^T)

Infancy, early

flame.

ffjf

Cw.fj+f )

hood.

to

Hindu king who was

slain

by Krishna.

To

ii.

An

ear of corn.

See "Pl^T

hiss, a whistle.

feel, to

perceive any agreeable

1.

To

*fl<P

(C*TU3)

1.

a pupil.

Also
sleep.

2.

To

repose,

lie.

*ft^ Root,
The name of an

ancient

3.

PWl)

or disagreeable sensation.

*ft Root,
Infancy, childhood, boy-

A disciple,

R. Pl^f-TT)

v.n.

childhood.
s.

ft^+fa ) An order, a command.

(corrupt, of

geticus).

f*t^1*T

R.

i.

To

sprinkle.

(*ft^rf&) I. To endure, to tolerate.

touch.
3. To sprinkle, to moisten.
7

2.

x.

To

2499

2500

*ft3

*ft<M

(m. from R.

s.

+ ^^1)

Rain, thin rain.

*ft^J

1.

ceremony

performed on the sixth day of the moon's in"fj^J a.

ad. Sans.

Speedy, quick, rapid,

(/re/re.)

month Magna.

crease in the

plant (Pan-

cratium verecundum).

*te+^f^)

* (-f^i >.

*fty**!fl

The small-pox

Acting speedily or expeditiously.

^ft^TT1

2.

Speedily, quickly, rapidly.

v]"

^)

(^ftU+C1

s.

Kdla

The commutation.

who

the goddess

presides over

(In astronomy)

"ft^Tl^Sl

S. p. 367.

s . (/.

*ft3*Tl

also

it.

+ ^Srtj A festival

on

the eighth day of the second half of the month

As. Res.

P'hdlguna.

Moving

^fts^ s.
*ff3

a.

m.

276.

quickly, swift, rapid.

(mfn.)

stupid.

Cold, chilly,

1.

(from R. *fj,)

3.

Wilkins' Gr. 694.

Sleeping,

1. (re.)

s.

2. Idle,

frigid.

asleep.

(from^fl^Tl)

or on the arm

swelling in the axils

after inoculation for the small-

Carey.

pox.

Cold, coldness,
1

the cold season, cold weather, including the

dewy and
Myxa).

dia
or

winter seasons.

*f|\S<

^^t^f

-31

(Beng.) The moon.

3.

(Cor-

tree

from *ffr3)
(

3.

rax Benzoin).

4.

*ft3\

oy

Whose
*ft3"T$

*flv3^M)5

a. (m/re.

from

*ft3^T)

Relating

to the cold season, wintry.

s.

(from *fts3)

s.

a.

!)

for the cold

plant (CI eome

s.

"ft^

(Jasminum Zambac).

cool.
2.

from *ffc) Cold,

A plant

s. (ra.) 1.

The moon.

vitriol,

(/.) or

3.

(re.)

sulphate of iron.

(rc.)

(Marsilea quadrifolia).
4.

Green

5. Turpentine.

-31

Coldness.

Coldness, coolness,

s.

(from^ft^ + ^ftr)

(Phrynium dichotomum).
Hort. Ben.
>c

ft\?

Rt^

5?

commonly

frigid, chilly,

s.

p. 1.
s.

2.

(m. from

A plant

Also

sudden and exquisite sensation of

Rum

(wire.)

Tdrdchand Ch.

distilled

from molasses.
Wilkins' Gr.

*ft"T a. {mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Congealed.
700)

*ffcPlf*T3l

s.

(/.

(Nyctanthes arbor

frigidity.

\.

The

See^fta).

*ffc*T

"8^dfi<?l

(Lit.

Suffering from

(-^m. "ffa + ^T^)

pleasure or pain.

Carey.

(rei/re.

3I *i) The moon.

moon-stone, crystal.

*ftS>

a,

(Mimosa

cold, shivering, chilled.

Arabian jasmine

*)53f^

tree

sort of benzoin (Sty-

{mfn. "ffa + Sfl^)

(from^ + 't

Rock-salt.

(m. *ft3 +

season.

pentaphylla).

The sami

(re.)

rays are cold.)

*ft#*ri

garment

2.

A kind of fennel

cold season,

winter.

*ft3\St

Rox.~).

(/.)

lazy man.

m Kft^+^K) The

(Anethum Sowa).
Suma,

Coldness.

(re.)

s. (?re.

2.

s.

(re.)

*ffe Root,
2.

To

i.

for

CWf^SFl ) A

plant

tristis).

species of Vallisneria.

(*ft^3)

1.

To

praise, to flatter.

boast.

kind of fine, cool mat.

^^ +

called dsan parni.

313) A

a.

plant,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^J

+ *T

Wilkins'

Gr. 698) Injured, hurt, decayed, withered

2502

2501
lean, emaciated,

(ra.)

"fff^

*ft^- (from

(/.) or

withered or decayed condition.

(from

s.

31

slender.

thin,

p.

An

from

(n.

s.

*ft$3
skull.

quisite

sensation of

v. n.

1.

helmet.

2.

*j3%

The

s.

(mfn. *ft$ +

from *ft)

(.

Clean and unentangled

Root,

experience a sudden and ex-

1.

from R. fi>^)

pleasure

*^<P< )

(from *$<3ft)

s.

!S^aW<h^Ml

s.

See

or pain.

boar.

Mohun P.

y \

A sow. Mohun P.

(^R^genit.

+ 5?tTl) A pig.

2. (m.)

helmet.

(corrupt, of

s.

*$&t[

Fit to be beheaded, deserving to be decapitated.

*ft$t>

To

p. 48.

4.

or the ascending node.

a.

See'Pfa.

Mohun P.

The head.

Judgment, a judicial decision.

3.

Rahu

*ft$+^)

(n.

s.

f*f^)

p. 82.

offering of sweet-

meats.

*ft

fWl) An ear of corn.

Mohun P.

s - (corrupt, of

p. 48.

case of

p. 48.

legume.

hair.
1.

i.

To

meditate, to re-

(corrupt, of *tfb)

*tts.

Dry

ginger.

Mohun P.

p. 45.

To

2.

flect.

adore, to worship,

("f^ft )

and

x.

(the

memory),

("(l^G)

i.

To

practise,

to repeat,

x. (*ft

exercise

to
5

Ttffa) To

wear.

*f)pf

"jSl*. (corrupt, of C^rtfij^?)

tiller,

a.

(mfn. from R.

or amiable disposition,

Frequently used

pound

Nature, cha-

*ft^)

racter, natural disposition

a.

o
*$5s. (corrupt. oi*$3) The trunk of an elephant.

(especially) a

as the latter part of com-

adjectives (bahuvrihi), e. g.

ablutions, from

SH

s.

^)*H^

by adding the terminations

^ft*^

ef

1Wl

ef,
l

s.

*.

^31 (/.)

(/.)

or

-|

(^fH + C^tt^f) A

lastrus robustus).

or

Hort. Ben.

tree

^Tt^

s.

f*M) Hail.
See-pKt^.

(m.

+ 5Tt5T)

Another

1.

tree

(Bignonia

tree

(iEschynomene Ses-

indecl. Sans. Quickly.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 553.

2.

ban).

(Ce-

ftf^1\a.(-^Vi/h. fl^T+^) Of a good

s.

Dry, withered,

\n.)

p. 18.

or amiable disposition.

of

(corrupt,

a.

sapless.

A -jA) Thanks.

"j*S^ivilT,

,s

*fHl

(n.)

China-root (Smilax

Timidity, a fearful disposition.

*ft

2.

China).

Indica).

g.

A parrot.

drug commonly called gant'hiala.

*5^T1

formed abstract substantives are frequently de-

e.

1.

(n.) Ablution, bathing,

(n.)

[5j Togo.

+ *fH ^iP^ft^ a. (mfn.) Timid, from

K ??
(n.) Fear, + ft f. From adjectives thus
s.
rived

((*!'!<

i.

(m. from R.

s.

vintner, a dis-

er

In the habit of performing pious

(mfn.)

^Root,

good

propriety of conduct.

a vender of intoxicating liquors.

fJ^PlMl

s.

Sabda S.

(corrupt, of

a.
s.

s.

(p.

^jYcfjS)

p. 86, 95.

(from

thanksgiving.

plant (Guilandina Bonduccella).

^f^3)

Dryness, drought.
7

Dry, dried, emaciated.

2503

2504
>

jf^S3) To

(cans, of

v. a.

to cause a thing to dry

s

jFt3

up or

ness.

dry, to

also

^feW)

(from

Dry, emaciated, shri-

(T^I + STt^)

Dried

imfn. from R.

a.

>

2.

Sour, acid, harsh,

2.

Vinegar

any

ment, &c.

(w.)

s.

1.

1.

Pure, clean.

Sour gruel.

bitter or sour sauce,

condi-

*fa+f3) 1. A pearl-oyster (Ostrea Ephippium). 2. A small shell. 3. A cockle,

^ffe

(/. R.

s.

a muscle.
5.

4.

(Beng.*)

5fi^tlT

Dryness, consumption.

2f^1

s.

from *ff3F)

(/.

(Ostrea Ephippium).

(Rumex

1.

2.

^t!]

2.

s.

(m.)

An

3$

*|P^^ y.

pearl-oyster

1.

epithet

virile,

pearl.

The planet Venus or its

of Agni the god of fire.

a.

(/. from

s.

White

see

^ZF) A

4. (n.)

regent.
3.

The

Sperm,

3.

To

To be

s.

?).

ffW)

(m.

An Asura

or

f*fa

To

^iJ*1^ prefixed to

wet.

be

stink, to
,

JHjt'E (/ R.

Sorrow,

J>J

smell.
to grieve for
iv.

it.

>f

f57_

To be clean or
4. To wound.

2.

fetid.

a.

(mfn.

pure.

grief, affliction.

1.

and preceptor of the

Purity, virtue, goodness,

epithet of

s.

from R.
(m.)

1.

Wilkins Gr. \ 904)

White, clean, pure,

White

Agni

or

friend

the deity of

White, pure,

1.

5.

s?1

holiness.
3.

fire.

(m.)

s.

2.

An

A faithful

The month A'shadha

The month Jyaishfha (May-

minister.

flW!

4.

(/.) or

(n.

s.

If^ft

s.

*JP^Root,

(from

(the colour)

white-

i.

3.

distil.

^ (.)

Purity, virtue,

jf&T + JWl)

Purification,

^ft + 5ll) A

5.

Root,
nasal
].

i.

Hort. Ben.

C^ft)

To express,
To pain, to

^tfvSl s. (h.^s-j))

Attached to Sukra, pertaining to Sukra.

(jw/w.

J^)

Virtuous, pious, innocent,

2.

churn.

(mfa. from

>

from R.

seviera Zeylanica).

Daityas.

bright,

smelling.

sanctification.

The regent
of the planet Venus,

a.

of corn, a

holiness.

Daitya and enemy of the gods.

^tflfTT

(croft) To regret,

I.

(June-July).

^JW

fragrant grass (a spe-

Cyperus, or Zedoary

'WTO

Relating to

^[?) An awn

(from R.

sometimes with

clean.

Friday.

cies of

^f%3)

a.

'J^Root,

June).

^JTpTl

*T^5^)

(mfn. from

a.

(from

s.

species of sorrel

month Jyaishfha (April-May).

semen

light half of the

bristle.

*tfl>

^f^3l

^) The

vesicarius).
(n.

s.

"

66.

i.

(corrupt, of

s.

disease of the eye, spots on the cornea.

&

light half of

the light half of the month.

Flesh.

3.

m.

ri

Withering.

jF + \3)

The

3.

J (n.) Whiteness

(/.) or

fish
-I

^fella. (from'jfe^)

365.

(the fortnight of the moon's increase).

Manu

See

JS'

s.

month
*.

ix.

\31

of one of the astronomical

^tel

Ifffe

velled up.

As. Res.

the month.

wither, to shrivel up.

a.

The name

2.

yogas.

To become

(from R.

v. .

dry a thing,

shrivel,

To

plant (San-

p. 24.

bathe.

2.

to squeeze out.

4.

1.

To
To

distress.

Flour-meal (flour ground coarse).

(C*l

or with the insertion of a

^fejj and x. (C*tl&Ufa or ^folfo)

To be prevented

or obstructed.

2.

To be

2506

2505
lame.

To be lazy or indolent.
To dry, to exsicca&-- z ~

3.

dry.

5.

Narrow,

?)

long

and

(w. from

s.

(v.

s.

^T) A dog.

Also

(.).

noun of ^TIW) The act of hearing

JT;T

Merely, exclusively, only.

(from

*t<^ae?.

*K

(from

a.

To be

4.

straight.

Also

a thing.

^\Root,

Cf\^3) Togo.

vi.

"jH*.

(/.)

Dry

^jsTi

(/.)

The ^proboscis

>

Also

ginger.

J=Tl

ft

(/.).

s.

The

(/)

or trunk of an ele-

'jTfeS

river

5e%"

see *t

35L

corrected;

(/.) or

*p"FT

(caws, of

T[f%l3) To cause a

perfect,

pure,

ad. Only.

^31

complete,

*tpT3

*j^\S<?H

ft

The present

3$

definite tense.

s.(^ + ^K? +

(mfn.

03)

vt

(m.

t^ +

To

hear, to listen, to

*j*b

Also

bitch.

To be

1.

or

Right,

and x.(*JprR?,

become pure.

a. (/w/w. pret.

^)

The women's

R. *2^4-f3) Purity, purification

(J.
correction, correctness
rectitude, sanctity.
s.

See

i.

To be

1.

(jCf^Pi -03)

splendid, to shine.

fying, correcting,

jtf^ + <t ^

2.

To

3.

2.
list

of errata in a

hurt, to injure, to kill.

4.
iv.

(^j<?T3) To be

or

become pure,

to be purified or cleansed.

^tH<

l^Cvj

cleanse,

v. a.

(from R.

to correct,

to

4.

purified,

to

amend.

n.

(from R.

v. a.

To

i.

C*tt<)f3)

amend,

To

To be cleansed

3.

Good,

right,

agreeable, pleasant.

Eminent, clever, learned,

s.

(w.)

Good

for-

(mfn. from

a.

^)

Happy, prosperous,

auspicious, fortunate.

*T^F$ S

or auspicious action.

or

cleanse, to purify, to correct,

Shining, splendid.

tune, auspiciousness, prosperity, welfare.

purify, to

to expiate, to

Auspicious, prosperous, favourable, fortunate,

^TT

$H

forgive.
v.

(mfn. from R. jj^Lj

happy.

book.

Root,

beautiful.

speak.

a.

($pj&)

To be

Cleansing, puri-

amending.

(.

*.

vi.

To

>

and

cleanse,

part. p. R. | Wilkins' Gr.

\ 693) Increased, thrived.

apart-

^Root,

(mfn.

To

2.

correct,

ment.

a.

(/)

to purify.

+ ^J)

pure, righteous, virtuous.

s.

Sounded

a.

to.

(/. from

s.

3)

(from R.

v. n.

*J^Root, i.(*t^f3, -C3)

(In grammar)

preter-imperfect tense.

The causing a

out.

attend

(In grammar)

*W^U3)

thing in the presence of any person,

(.) Purity, cleanness, correctness.

*i^^y.fet

noun of

(v.

s.

person to hear, the reciting or mentioning a

Purified,

clean, faultless, unadulterated,

*jf%

a.

v.

ing of any person.

a seller of intoxicating liquors.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

cleaned,

The

hearing, a listening to,

person to hear, to mention a thing in the heardistiller,

a.

(from ^Tf^T^?)

s.

attention.

phant.

"Jjft

^^f^

5^^c

>

5.

moment.

n.

^toWmij) A
Also

^ko^ttp

(ra.^ + SF^) An auspicious

good

(.).

or lucky

2507

If*
An

(m.

si

a lucky

auspicious planet,

from

(mfn.

^5.+^)

Conferring

happiness or good luck, auspicious, lucky, prosperous,

An

s.

*.

Root,

To be

% An

(/.

auspicious

Carey.

Btohun P.

3.

A good

Root,

^ ^)
^ 3T^)
+

The

perfume for

5^

an auspi-

^tRn3

(-ft^

(mfn.

a.

Good

luck,

good

*^ + 3F$J\-

mfn.

money given

+ 3Tf^3)

inauspicious, lucky

and

ill-luck,

rrosperous,

Auspicious and

and unlucky,

good and bad

s.

(n.)

Good

'JJ^

s.

White (the

(to.)

1-

White.

colour).

31

or

2. Shining.

(/.)

White-

Toll, duty, taxes,

home

of Inherit, p.

i.

3.

Wilson.

Receiving

Also 'J^^Hi^l ( "fe 5

(^3"f3)

1.

^ mfn.).

To measure.

2.

'

(/.) and

mfn ^rom

(.).

porpoise.

desider. form of

'

Obsequious, obedient,

s.

(to.)

desire to hear

R. ^jj

servant.

(f. from the desider. form of R.

s.

^) A

and obey, obedience, obsequious-

ness, service.
a.

s.

(/. from

Jq+Tt^") The

To

Also

rope, a cord, a string.

>Wt

ness.

^jq^l

to his family

+ ^tt^^

(corrupt, of fifcjjf}

s.

*^^t1

*R+^J

Law

the bridegroom to the bride at

(mfn. *jjp<5

(mn.)

s.

*fc<d

^a

Prosperity, propitiousness,
)
ease, seasonableness.

(mfn. R.

create.

fortune.

(from

a.

2. To
To abandon,

speak.

4.

to the parents of the bride.

or duty.

toll

^t^T

(mfn.*t^+ :5$*p)

a.

^P^Root,

lucky, fortunate, auspicious.

'^t^

To

1.

create.

the time of bringing her

Propitious, benevolent.

Hort.

of household-labour, &c.

made by

a.

a.

To

See Colebr.

2. Profits

present

fortune.

^P^lift

3.

(mn. from R.

s.

92.
rising of

a lucky hour.

(n.

s.

(^FilUj)

x.

fee, perquisite.

cious constellation or sign

^^t^

2.

to forsake.

(m.

(n.

hurt, to kill.

plant (Fumaria parviflora).

gain, to acquire.

aspect (in astrology).

the mouth.

interview between

p. 135.

s.

To

1.

p. 53.

*t^~fcFT

(*ftPC3)

iv.

stupid or insensible.
s.

Ben.

the bride and bridegroom on the day of marriage.

hog, a boar.

arithmetician, an accountant.

^-l-lrff^)
benevolent look. 2. The

or

"j^2f^J

J^f^

(corrupt, of

s.

See *t>S^.

star.

a.

>

^plt^"

2508

(mfn. from the desider. form of R.

2)

female eleObedient, obsequious.

phant of the north-west quarter.

Root,

iv.

(^k>[s5) To dry, to become dry:

moon.
sometimes with

^^TlR

s.

*jftr

Root,

i.

and

vi.

('^JgfS)

splendid or beautiful.

2.

1.

To

To

shine, to

speak.

3.

hurt, to injure.
*jTTl

s.

prefixed to

(p.j\aS) Calculation.

A bristly

be

To

s.

1$
*5f^

(/. from R.

J^J A hole,

Tarachand Ch.

a chasm.

Also

(/)
a.

(mfn. from *j[PT) Full of holes or

chasms, perforated, pierced,

caterpillar.

it.

a hole, a vacuity.

2.

s.

(n.) 1.

A chasm,

wind-instrument.

<0

9m

2509

A perfume

(/.)

*t&$

called nali.
S

(mfn. irreg. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Gr.

kins'

commonly

31

velled up.

*te3Ht7r s

(n.

^ (n

(/.) and

^P^Ta.
^^Tl

{mfn.

from^^) Eating

fish

s.

(-SH^m. R.^+XFT)

s.

(corrupt, of

&c.

Jw)

jHl

(-^\

(femin. of

s.

^Xt\

and flesh.

a spicule, the bristles of an insect, &c.

(/.) and

A female

Sudra.

Sudra.

Also

(/.)

R. f^, Wilkins' Gr.

l"T a. (vw/ra. pre<* part. p.

barley,

ser-

The duty of a Sudra.

mfn.

Fire.

The awn of

^ + ^^l)

to perform the duties of a

Having

flesh, dried

meat.

(m.

^H^^Ts.

Dryness.

.)

^^-flTt ^) Dry

shri-

Sudra, a man of the fourth or

vile tribe.

j[^ Wil-

422) Dry, dried, withered,

p.

(m.)

s.

2510

693) Increased, swelled, prospered, grown.

^FT1

J T?)

from

(/.

s.

slaughter-house,

shambles.

Also

^Wt^l

CjSTl +

s.

a.

PTW)

hairy cater-

pillar.

5.

(corrupt, of

"i<P<)

hog.

a.

(from

1)

the bristle of an

A
(n.

s.

hairy caterpillar.

+ ^)) Awned

grain,

(m.)

man,

(femin. of

(Carpopogon

pruriens).

Colebr. Alg.

p.

19.

Nought,

/31

(/.) or

0*0 Vacuity, emptiness.

'^Tftft
^pl^s. (a.
'^jTT s.

plant (Cnestis

(-fH

^+^1fH)

m.

A niggard,

j*j-S>)

An

x.

an

or beard of

insect.

H<Utjfif|

To make

a miser.

The awn

(corrupt, of j*^)

powerful. 2.

To
Hort. Ben.

from
1-

The sky, the atmosphere.

4. (In arithmetic)

dot, a spot.

f\RooT,

hog, a boar.

A
monadelpha).

()

2.

grain, the bristles of

bearded corn.
s.

atheist.

insect, the spiculse of plants.

^t<$4.

*R

~~

of corn

a.

g.

(m.)

s.

cypher.

An awn

e.

Destitute of men, uninhabited,

3,

See*t3H.

*f^BFP

used in comp.

(mfn.)

Obstinate,

headstrong.

(m.)

of

vacuum, a blank.

^U^iljtMl

s.

(mfn.) Empty, void, vacant, desert, des-

titute

1.

To be

valiant or
5

exertions,

iv.

i'tPT'3)

hurt.

p. 34.

*R
sow.

Also

a.

^3 f*t

s.

(m. from R.

J^) A

(mfn.) Heroic, brave,

Cowach

3'1

heroism.

T:

or

(/0

^"

hero, a champion,

valiant,

courageous.

Courage,

bravery,

(/.)

m. from R. itf^j)

An esculent root (Arum

campanulatum).
)

(as corn),

s.

Awned, bearded

(m.) Bearded grain,

awned

corn.

Colebr.Alg. p. 316.

^^g.

(mfn.

iox^^.)

Minute, small,

thin.

^<W1

s.

(m. from

fffify
the country about Mat'hura. See

*1\Root,

x.

Cft^TO^) To

The name

Manu n.

of
19.

mete, to measure.

2511

^1

2512
s.

(mn.)

1.

winnowing-basket.

2.

A mea-

^I^rf *.

sure of two dronas or adhakas.

ftmti
'jN*.
An

(/)

Ravana.

"J^N^

(/. from R.

y^RooT,

and

Also

anvil.

An

1.

^?)

iron image.

^Jpfel

(^rR?) To disorder,

i.

2.

(/).

2.

1.

(.)

horn.

of a mountain.

to distemper,

feet.

The peak

2.

3.

young camel

or

a mark.

sign,

vation, dignity, sovereignty.

Ele-

4.

An

5.

summit

artificial

fountain, a jet-d'eau.

(mn. from R.

pike.

^^H)

(m. from

s.

with wooden rings or clogs on his

to disease.

^tp

^l!^1
3"

"^S\ (/.) or
(n.) Concatenation, order,
also

arrangement, a series*

^1+^1) The name of the

(/.from

s.

sister of

A chain, a fetter

(mn.)

fe)

1.

spear, a dart, a

stake for impaling criminals.

Sharp pain as from

colic

3.

or rheumatism.

^<U.
s

^ft

(n.

s.

^t + OT")

(. from

4.

Also

bispinosa).

Ginger.

+ R. ^T^) A plant (Trapa

^ftl^^ (m.).

Death.

^H^l

(from 1*T)

s.

spear, a dart, a pike, a

(m.)

s.

"ffi^
ment.

javelin.
5

colic,

"jMl
for

s.

(/.

n^+C3TrTl)

Also

&c.

from

(/.

Acute pain,

1.

2.

stake

^+^3)

(mfn.

Roasted on a

(-"P^m>. fN + ^ ;l)
i

s.

(m.)

An

Afflicted

2.

epithet of

Armed with

Also

Oft?"

>

Horned,

having horns, summits, or peaks.

with the colic.

s.

Mahadeva.

from^ + ^tt^)

v. a.

To

1.

Amo-

^ft^^ ()
(-f^\ mfn. ^ft + t^)
and

(n.)

spit

(as meat).

a dart or spear.

(mn.) Gold for ornaments.

Red marks
way of

enamoured, lascivious, gaily dressed.

rous,

impaling criminals.

*JW^3 a.

(-W^mfn.

a.

spit.

3.

the head of an elephant by

ornament.

(/.).

^)

Love, amorous passion or senti-

Coition, copulation.

2.

made on
s.

1.

^3 a.

(/.)

The hook

guiding an elephant.

for

(mfn. irreg. pret. part. p. R.

^1)

Boiled

(only said of water, milk, or clarified butter).

impale.

^tt^fo^ v. a.

(*tV*\ locat. case

^T + f^U3)

Root,

i.

(TO

1.

To break wind back-

'

Ts

"S,

To impale

*H)

"N.

wards.

a criminal.

a. (m/ra.

Roasted on a

from

^1 Wilkins'

spit.

2.

Gr. 899)

Deserving to be impaled.

^5 Root, u $mify To bring

forth, to

propa-

Also,

wet.

(TO,
i.

-C3) To

(*lf K3)

or

x.

s.

(*.)

"j^l^lN

insult.

Root,

s.

with

jackal.

(m.

^tt^T+^^) A

(Zizyphus scandens).

plant

be moist or

(*tflTfS) To

ix.

(^ttfe) To

hurt,

to injure,

break, to destroy, to wound, to

gate.
O
*| s NFf

2.

ft

C*T^3\5l

s.

aspera).

prefixed to

Often

it.

(corrupt, of

Ilort.

kill.

to

Ben.

*Tt^1)
p. 71.

plant (Trophis

2514

2513
C^T

^"

3.

crest.

h A

(m.)

s.

garland of flowers.

mountain-peak

2.

C*I^T

s.

(n.

remnant, residue.

see

spared or

A
A

porcupine.

Also Ct^T

half avoirdupoise).

C*ftFi>
and

The

(n.)

ffl

PW^T,

s.

(/.).

Kuvera.

(m. C*t^ +

el^+liTf^)

(/.

Assimilation of residue

Hort.

(In arithmetic)

reduction of fractions

of the nine treasures of

m,

mfn.

C*fa+R.

Eating

remnants of food.

(*W
One

^T) The last time, the

time of death.

C^l^^a.

plant (Rosa glandulifera).

See

The being

(m.) Sesha

Colebr. Alg. p. 24.

p. 38.

(m.)

3.

4.

of residues, or successive fractional remainders.

Happiness.

m. from

Ben.

2. Result, issue.

As. Res. in. 286.

latter end, the

flower (Nyctanthes arbor

rM(%

Also

Vishnu.

C*fa3ltf3s.

Remainder, surplus,

salvation, escape.

left,

C*tePt s.

(.).

tristis).

C^I^n^I

Also

penis.

(/.)

1.

the king of the serpent-race, and the couch of

weight of about a pound and a

ser (a

from R. f*t^)

(/. from R.

s.

Flowers and other

things that have been offered to an idol, and

amongst the worshippers

are then distributed

and attendants.

species

of Valisneria.

Also

Old age, the

last state.

C*t^<U

s.

ad.

5C

(/.) Intellect, understanding.

HU'T)

C*tW\^

a. (h. liL<j)
s.

Cunning,

(corrupt, of

jackal, a fox.

C^lXt^T

(corrupt.

s.

(corrupt.

neria octandra).

(corrupt, of

s.

p.

oft*t^1^T)

Sabda

at

oft*fa"T^)

1.

A water-plant
2.

Conferva,

plant (Valis-

S. p. 434.

A young Brahman who

(m. from

Also

71.

At the end,

has begun to read the veda.

(Valisneria octandra, and other species). Hort.

Ben.

case of C*fa)

last, finally, lastly.

^^flFT)

plant (Zizyphus scandens).

C^nKI

{locat.

artful, clever.

(m. from

s.

ranthes aspera).

R%f)

plant (Achy-

Also^*t^t<ni

(m.).

moss.

(from

s.

ser

a.

C*F^Root,
2.

?)

lactate.

see

(C^Hfs?)

i.

To shake,

1.

To

(from

Lactic.

go, to move.

from ^ffa + TT Wilkins' Gr. 975)

(w.

to tremble.

Coldness, frigidity.

C*FTs.

(corrupt,

a javelin

of *t*T?)

An

arrow, a spear,

a spit.

"HPjNp

(n.

5.

fromf^M + TT

Wilkins' Gr.

% 975) Looseness, slackness, dilatoriness.

C^r^s. (m.)

small tree (Cordia myxa).

Manu

(w/h. from f*fa Wilkins' Gr. 897) Relating to the god Siva ; worshipping Siva.
s.
a.

v. 6.

C*#W

s.

(corrupt,

of

(Achyranthes triandra).

*lTf^ ?) A

plant

(/w.)

1.

R.A.S.
7

A
i.

worshipper of Siva.
569.

2.

(JTa^vjj

See Trans.

malate.

2515

2516

An

Also^t^t5^

lisneria octandra).

(mfn.

a.

from

general.

C^Tf^P

Carey.

Malic.

mace

or truncheon over-

laid with silver.

(z.).

A river in
t*tpT^

(h.

aquatic plant (Va-

mace-bearer.

(m. from R.

s.

Grief,

mourning,

sorrow, regret, woe.

a.

2.

from

(?w/*ra.

Mountainous,

Stony, rocky'

1.

s.

(?w.)

mountain, a rock'

WtifWW*

(m.

s.

C^$+*$tZ)

An

ocean

of sorrow or distress.

(N^ + ^S)

"H**a?tt
or rocks,

Bitumen, storax or benzoin.

(rc.)

s.

Produced on mountains

Ct^T^T

(mfn.

a.

whelmed with sorrow

C*fte+3TtefT ) Overor distress.

(m. patronymic from

n.

An

pr.)

actor, a dancer.

disciple of

Wilkins' Gr. % 906.

SiiAlin.)

The

(Lit.

ment of distress or sorrow

C^lWf^a.

contrivance, a stratagem, a device, an

(mfn.

grief, afflicted,

also

fire

or tor-

e
C tt^"H er

(m.).

C^H^ + ^PT^) Filled

with

mournful, sorrowful.

invention.

(^il^tft^a. (mfn. (PtW + 3ltpr^) Distressed,

v^M^E s. (m. patronymic from Pl^T^T n.

2. One who beats
1. An actor, a dancer.
in a concert.

3.

tree (iEgle

pr.~)

sorrowful, grieved.

time

C*lt^lS

Marmelos).

a.

IF a.
2.

fromPt^Ti)

(mfn.

Produced

1.

Mountainous.

the mountains,

in

(n.)

s.

Ben-

+ 31^3 )

(mfn.

grief or sorrow

Afflicted with

grieved, sorrowful.

C*H^t* (-p\ mfn. FftQ + triJ

Sorrowful,

sad, mournful.
zoin, storax.

t^Mffe

?
(mfn. from't*ft

a.

W)

C*ftl>3? a. (mfn. from R.

Relating to

J^J

Afflicting, griev-

ing, distressing, sad.

benzoin or storax.

CttG^

pM)

from

(n.

s.

(n.

from R. 'J^+^SFT) Grief, sorrow,

Hardness, stoniness.
distress, regret.

1*1*1^

s.

(.

from

Pt ^)

epithet

age under sixteen.

of
C*t1

Root,

(?f*fe)

iv.

sharpen, to whet
to

Also

Infancy, childhood, the

1.

To make

thin.

2.

Agni

or

fire.

To
(n.

sometimes with

pT

prefixed

(Lit.

Having locks of flame.)

from R.

^^)

Light, lustre, ra-

diance, flame.

it.

C*lff

C^fT^I

s.

An

sort of molasses.

v. a.

person to

C'Wtl^
down,
(*tl3?1

s.

lie

Thin.

a.

aromatic plant (Anethum Sowa).

down and

v. n.

To cause a

(cam. of

(from

sleep or repose.

^HH from

R. *f\) To

Carey.

C*tt\ Root,
lie

go, to

to sleep, to repose, to nap.

(from

(*TWCt3) A

a.

smell, a scent.

s.

i.

(Pffl'fS)

(from R.

Pf^?) To

smell.

To be

red.

2.

To

(m.)

(mfn. from R. C*t\%) Red, crimson.

1.

Crimson, red (the colour).

plant (Bignonia Indica).

v. a.

1.

move, to approach.

Soane: also called

3.

The

river

2.

Sona or

cm

2517

C*ltt5

PTft )

(m. from

5.

2518
plant (Bignonia

C*f$?

C*fWtlT.

See

a. (mfn.).

Indica).

(m.) Intumescence.

CTft+^T) A

C*fft"^

s.

C*rtH

Senna (C assia Senna):

(n.

ruby.

(a.
si

(*ttH-

also

lH\w

from R.

(n.

s.

doubt, suspicion.

pleasantness, handsomeness.

C*ffPfa
purple,

Red, crimson,

(n.) Blood.

s.

CTtetfft

from CTfa)

(mfn.

a.

Swelling, intumescence.

s.

from

(/.

CTO +

Ctt^rftST

Fit to

(from R.

<?.

^f^TU3

taliation.

v. a.

Crt$$

'jWj Payment

a. (bi/.

To

(m.)

1.

j&J
;

an

2.

to be subtracted

injury.

(In alge-

from a num-

capable of yielding an exact

square-root.

Colebr. Alg. p. 363.

The

from R.

C*r$rfi.

Manu

punishment.

(/. from R.

s.

Hl^l<P<

J^ ) A
s

i.

corrected

fit

to

(m.

C*ff^tf^a.
a.

or

v. n.

To correct,
To be improved

CTtXTl

tree

(Hy-

OTt^i + 3lf^3)

Beautiful,

illustrious.

(mfn. (*tt^1 + STff^) Beauti-

*l%

(mfn. from R.

made

Adorned, beau-

splendid.

(from R. *ft) Sleep, repose.

s.

v. a.

to
s.

or

(from R.

Kf\) To

lay to sleep,

(corrupt,

of *t<P<

See^.

boar, a hog.

from disease.

^j^)

s.

sort of fish.

Sabda S.

p. 414.

Purification, correction,

(m^j,

amendment, the payment of a debt.

To

a. (caus. of

cause to

(mfn. from R.

corrected, strained, refined

bustle

(v.jyii)
;

a voice.

C*tt^ffTte^

cleanse or correct.
a.

CTf^l + ^PpT) A

decorated,

C*ltot^T

v.

Shining,

R.

p.

(from C*fTH)

to recover

(from R.

^)

to cause to repose.

v. a.

s.

ornamented, lovely.

be paid off or liquidated,

to improve,

amended,

C*tt^1

(mfn.

peranthera Morunga).

C*ttf%3

payable, due.

amend,

Beauty, loveliness, comeli-

2.

species of metre in Sanskrit pro-

a.

O^TsfcjfU

ful,

115.

Proper to be purified, cleansed,

Light, lustre, splen-

the

broom.

(mfn. fut. part.

a.

li

splendid, radiant, beautiful, ornamental.

tified,

Ctfclrffcl

J^)

C*n^'l Rl'3a. (mfn.

liquidating of a debt, the paying off of arrears,

retaliation,

R.

p.

Res. x. 473.

,4s.

ornamented,

act of

cleansing, purifying, or correcting a thing

&c.

(mfn.) Beau-

Purify ing;, cleans-

purifier, a corrector.

(n.

dour, radiance.
3.

a.

be adorned or beautified.

(/. from R.

s.

ness.

retaliating

it

*.

CTt^Tl

sody.

ber to render

C*tt<fr

to retaliate;

require payment.

from R.

The quantity

bra)

To pay,

v. a.

ing; paying off a debt

s.

of a debt; re-

302.

ii.

(mfn. fut. part.

a.

haavia diffusa).

C*TW

name

handsome, splendid.

pleasing,

tiful,

Hog-weed (Boer-

(m.) The

of one of the astronomical yogas or divisions of

the ecliptic. As. Res.

(?w.)

2.

Comeliness,

)
;

Cleaned, cleansed,

mult

paid

tumultuous.

off.

s.

li

2.

Noise, clamour, disturbance,

(from

cell or fistula in
p.

ulcer.

XiSj&jyL) Noise, tu-

disturbance, bustle, clamour,

7X2

an

a.

Noisy,

CTfc

2519

Hl#*iU

2520

(C*t1^+^r

s.

as a jingle to

it)

clamour, a noise.

P^ltifl^ s. (CTW + ^lt^) A

Hort. Ben.

corea nutnmularia).

(h.

HlFtltf

up, exsiccation.

(mfn. from R.

a.

*t^ + 3I^)

up, exsiccating, absorbent.

dry

(n.

s.

1.

C^ + tH) A drawing
A

from R.

tion, exhaustion

s.

off

feCT
C*tW

nl(n\3

om R.

from jj^*)
(from

eagerness, im-

butcher, a poulterer, a

Also C^ltPf^ (m.).

^4 H)

Wilkins' Gr.

Pleasantness, beauty,

(m. from ^j^")

Krishna.

C*f|4>

from

(n.

s.

2.

V*

An

epithet of

Vishnu

The planet Saturn.

+H

Wilkins' Gr. 976)

flock of parrots.

a. jfj-l) Desirous,

Also

Acetous.

(from

from

Wealth acquired

eager, im-

C*ftf3^

Jfi&iws' Gr. 898)

by valour

A sort of poison.
(n.
(w.

+ ^)

2.

w. jpr.

of a coun-

(Beng.)

A serpent.

Whiteness, clearness.

from *tfi> Wilkins

Purity, cleanness.

2.

or bravery in war.

OWG^l a.

Gr. 984)

to distil.

Purification, cleansing

WT\3

s.

*t&3^

i.

2.

*rSJ Root,
to distil.

1.

(mfn. from

See

flesh.

^j^T) A

(m. from

'SXRoot,

*^f^^

(m. from

s.

Relating to a Sudra.

(mfn. from

from

(n.

s.

Dried up, ab-

Relating to sperm, seminal.

C*n|p

s.

C*ftfc?<3;<p s

a. (mfn.

1.

^)

elegance.

petuous.

try)

pr.)

Valour, heroism, courage, bravery, prowess.

a.

CTO a.

n.

903) Relating to to-morrow.

Also

petuosity.
(n.

vintner, a

Buddha.

flesh.

a.

or

Desire, love,

(a.

be proud.

of^X^ W*i

(m. patronymic

s.

vender of

sorbed, exhausted.
s.

proud.

^tv3l+t^) A

(from ^"^"1 )

drying up, absorp-

jW

(C%5ft) To

(mfn. from

a.

Dryness, a drying up.

(mfn. from R.

a.

To be

Long pepper.

(/.)

epithet of

C*fep

**JJM^)

of

till

and C*fto

*. (fr

rite

by immemorial custom.

a vender of intoxicating liquors.

croft

Carey.

up or absorbed.

(mfn. from ^j^l) Drunk, intoxicated.

a.(mfn.fut. part. p. R.
Fit to be dried

evacuation by

te+ 3rfetT) A

(m. from

An

suction, a sucking.

i.

Drying

Rapacious, ava-

2.

a long pull at the hooka.

(w.

Root,

distiller,

ricious.

C*tWtH

i.

Dryness, a drying

Pulmonary consumption.

2.

Root,

a.
1.

plant (Dios-

p. 72.

pithy plant, Indian cork

from R.

(m.

s.

purification established

(iEschynomene paludosa).

C*ft^

of purification

stool.

(p. Xjy*) Nitre, saltpetre.

?w.

or act

rite

i.

2.

((7tt?fe)
To sprinkle.

(C*W^fe)
To

Eating

fish

and

1.

1.

To

ooze, to drop,

To

ooze, to drop,

sprinkle.

(m. from R.

pouring out.

*J*H)

coppersmith.

"^vj

sprinkling,

2522

2521

(n.)

cemetery,

a burial place, a

sepulchre; a place for burning the dead.

(n.)

s.

^IHtoi-l

The beard. Also

K5l3 (

*fl?^ Root,

i.

("Sfl^lf^)

tract the eyelids.

*fH3fT

2.

(corrupt, of

s.

Hjf^l s
in

To

To wink,

1.

^H^^tf^T?) A

Root,

plant

Hort. Ben.

Brown

(m.)

(the

s.

{mfn.

*jXfa+

W)

tooth produced between the

teeth of the upper jaw.

"t>W

(mfn.)

a.

31

Dark

1.

two

front-

Carey.

*1

Root,

i.

2.

Green.

*|JtH*T3l

(mfn.).

charge, to liberate.

s.

^IrtH +

(f.

^i)

macrourus).

3.

2.

p. 20.

2.

sort of grass,

a species of

or lax.

2.

(m.)

gramineous plant.

wife's brother.

credit to,

(femin. of

s.

wife's brother.

1^1^) A

wife's sister.

(corrupt, of

To apply

To be weak

To

(/nin. of "frt^)

To

tie.

Also,

diligently,

to en-

3.

To march.

or infirm,

i.

(with

To be

loose

fromR.<l) Giving

believing,

Manu

trusting,

having

^1

n. 238.

faith or

(/.) Faith.

wife's sister.

(mfn.

<l )

Belief,

reliance,

respect, reverence.

^Tl + ^lf^)

Having

faith,

reverence, or confidence; trusting, relying on.

a.
ful.

1.

to dis-

loosen, to untie.

from Sfr^f R.

(f.

^t!%3 a.

water-plant,

conferva, moss.
s.

bind, to

delight frequently.

confidence, faith, credit

"MvT^ *

let loose,

(Often used as

a term of abuse.)

To

(mfn.

reverence.

^tH^T

To

3.

(ttfi)

x.

2.

the insertion of a nasal,

a.

To

(mmfo)

Cyperus.
(m. from

it.

epithet of the

song-bird (Turdus

fine

(Sfetft) and

1.

deavour.
x.

An

1.

i.

climbing-

Hort. Ben.

(femin. of *trfr[)

goddess Durga.

To

^"S^indecl. Sans. Belief, credit, respect.

hurt, to injure, to kill.

( ISlttllft)

x.

usually with f<T prefixed to

from *tJtH) Dark blue, black.

plant (Echites frutescens).

*tJto

(31"R?) and

(*/.

Also ^fJtH 5

of a nasal,

insertion

go, to move.

Blackness, darkness of colour.

S&^Root,
a.

the

(/.) or

*jXfrl^

(with

give, to present

blue, black.

nasal,

go.

i.

To

Brown-toothed.

(Bignonia Indica).

plant

the insertion of a

(with

i.

Root,
.

p. 47.

$<pU3) To

colour).

471.

(*frtlTU3) To go.

i.

^1<^ Root,

s.

species of metre

.As. i2es. x.

female falcon or

(m.)

Brown,

(mfn.')

C*W) A

from

j^y.

hawk.

twinkle.

\ 700) Withered, shrunk up.

a.

(the colour).

falcon.

to con-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.^*l> Wilkins Gr.

a.

hawk, a

Sanskrit prosody.

(Zizyphus scandens).

*tn*T

White

(m.)

s.

(m.)

>).

with a beard.

Ct3

See

+3jU) A woman

(/. from

s.

O't^a. (mfn.) White,

2.

(mfn.

from^^l)

1.

Believing, faith-

Full of hope, confident.

Root,

is.

($jfrf3)

1.

To

set free, to re-

toi

2523
to liberate.

lease,

frequently.
s.

to

(/.

833)

To

3.

2.

2524

To gladden,

tol+3FTl

R.

to delight

Wilkins'

tol

1.

The

act of hear-

a.

Colebr. Alg.

As. Res. n. 293.

(/.).

a. (mfn. fut. part. p.

tof3)

R.

^)

ix.

323.

To boil, to cook.
To sweat.

To

2.

(n.

s.

deceased ancestors.

Sll!*lk4

s. (m.

re-

plying, dialogue.

of Inker,

toF +

The god of

3tWW

See As. Res. vin. 245,

Law

Colebr.

of
(Lit.

Hearing and

Wilkins'

performed in honour of the manes of

sacrifices

Fit or pro-

toi +$fepc') The organ

from 3^>1) Solemn obsequies and

n.

hearing, the ear.

An epithet of Yam a.

funeral obsequies.)

(-f

s.

p. 59.

.?31^+C0t^) A

de-

ceased ancestor in whose honour funeral obse-

to^

from R.

(n.

s.

s.

(/.)

^)

The

ear.

The twenty-fourth lunar

quies are performed.

asterism,

a-

also called Dhaniskt'kd, corresponding to the

Dolphin.

tressed

With *tf^r
with

"f^[

To be wearied

iv.

To

prefixed,

To be

Gr.

or dis-

fatigued or wearied

R.^l^)

Weariness, fatigue, exer-

tion, labour, industry.

cant,

tonp?

an

to^^

Wilkins

Weariness, fatigue.
^1

1<W?

(m. from R.

The

s.

(m. from

^)

s.

from R.

religious

mendi-

(mfn.

288.

2.

Relating

to + TTJF)

tol)

the Indian months,

enters Cancer

ascetic.

a.

R.

p. 421) Fatigued, wearied, weary.

^t^\

( m.

Relating to a funeral

pupil of a Jaina.

repose, to rest, to recover strength.

m. from

s,

31^)

undergo penance or mortification.

to

(mfn. from

ceremony.
?3 ls3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

Root,

toi

a refuge.

1.

3.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

499.

to

ft) An asylum,

Gr. pp. 414, 417) Boiled, stewed.

per to be heard, audible.

torffer

ii.

mature, to ripen.

The twenty-third lunar mansion

4.

toll

also

Root,

An

mistake.

from R.

(n.

s.

careless or inatten-

geometry) The diagonal of a tetra-

3. (Ifl

gon, the hypotenuse of a triangle.

p. 59.

2.

(3iC3) To be

i.

tive, to neglect, to

tol

3 +3FT)

ing or listening; attention, obedience.

ear.

Root,

Gr.

loosening, a setting free, a releasing.

(mn, from

tot(-flFT

mfn.).

Seeto^T.
.

borious, assiduous, diligent. Also

string, to tie together.

(n.)

The name of one of

beginning

(July-August).

The

to, or

when

the

sun

As. Res.

in.

sense of hearing,

a. (mfn.)

acquired by, the sense of hear-

ing.

Laborious, wean-

StotSTTO

a.

(mfn.

^H^+^QJ^)

Per-

some, fatiguing.
ceptible to the hearing.

to^il^

a.

(mfn.

by labour or

to + ^T^) Accomplishable

Stoffe*. (m.

from to*

!)

see

31^1.

tolS a. (mfn. to + 3lt$) Fatigued, wearied. SfWl

(f from
toTCS a. {mfn. to + STfa^) Sedulous, lain the month of Srdvana.
s.

The month Srdvana

toil.

The day of full moon

As. Res. in. 288.

2526

2525

made

Fit or proper to be recited or

ft Root,

(^f^, -C3)

i.

With 3T + ^5I"H

go.

proach
or

with

audible.

+ ^3l1, To

approach
;

To

1.

serve.

2.

To ap-

prefixed,

S^i +sri,

vote one's self to

ft+^pi+^ri,

to apply to, to de-

with

or

*Bi*W\

protected.

2.

(iEgle Marmelos)

f^Roox,
Root,

ft)

1.

Cherished,

Worshipped, adored.

3. (pret.

2ft*Ffft

(ftitR?,

ix.

s.

+ IF^) The

(f. Sft

(m, Sft

s.

An

epithet of

sft^^tSfr
An

epithet of

tft^t^r

(C^^fi?) To burn.

i.

tree

Hort. Ben.

also its fruit.

indigo-plant (In-

+ 3MT)

1.

one of the lunar asterisms.

Cooked, boiled, stewed.

part. p. R.

ft+*FT) The wood-apple

(m.

s.

p. 41.

2.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

timber-tree

Colehr. Alg. p. 315.

(m.) Turpentine.

Sfft^^T

a.

from Sft + ^M)

(/.

digofera tinctoria).

To raise, to lift up with

To go out, to go forth.

3t

5.

(Gmelina arborea).

(m. from R. ft) Reliance, a taking refuge.

To

?fl$ifS

(mfn. fut. part. p. of the caus.

a.

Wfc3)

To cook,

s.

As. Res.

of

ix. 366.

Vishnu.

sft+<r^7r+*nrfF)

(m.

s.

Vishnu.

+ 3~fcf)

(m. ft

Eft^W^T

The name

Also

Turpentine.

tftW$

(.) and

(m.).

to dress.
^A\. s.

1.

(/.)

The goddess Lakshmi, the

Vishnu, and
2.

4.

deity of plenty

and prosperity.

Fortune, prosperity, happiness.

Beauty, splendour,

lustre.

5.

Wealth.

3.

Cloves.

of

they<?/wiw.

wife of

^ftH^

2ftHt^ a. (-51^ mfn.

^.

see tft3

^ft + ^IV)

happy, prosperous, auspicious

Fortunate,

pleasing, beau-

6.
tiful.

prefix

proper names,

of respect to

(m.)

The sacred

e.

g.

s.

Sfjj^F

s.

written on

the back of a letter.

Ganesa.

SfE^fb

The word

or illustrious

An

(m.

epithet of Siva.

^ft^SF

(mfn. ^i\

a.

+ ^5>)

Attended or endowed

with prosperity, auspicious, fortunate, prospe(m.

Sft+^FT) A Bauddha

saint, a

Also ^ft*I\3 (mfn.) which

rous, wealthy.

is

in

mode

in

Buddha.
Bengali sometimes corrupted into vSTftT^

Sffc

(m. Sft

s.

+ T[) An

Kuvera.

The bestower of wealth.)

(Lit.

A
Hindu

A
fifth

of

epithet

festival

day of the month Magha. As. Res.

tftsrl^Rwfli
in. 272.

(Lit.

s.

(m.

^fft + ^tf^) An

The husband

epithet of

Vishnu.

(n. 3"T.

(/.sft+Ttn+'Rjrl) Afes-

m.

on the ninth day of Chaitra.

+ *K) A

plant

commonly

called

(mfn. from

ft)

Fortunate, prosperous,

wealthy, rich, beautiful.

ganiyari (Premna spinosa and longifolia).

SfWffel

s.

(f. from

tft+*tf)

shrub commonly kayap'hal.

As. Res.

277.

of Sri.)
a.

s.

.
;

tival

SfMfe

As. Res. ui, 73.

music.

on the

particular

genit. case of

medicinal

day of Kartxka.

festivaP'on the fourteenth

As. Res.

m.

265.

.
;

2527

2528

^ft^f^fl.

s.

(/. from 2ft

The sun-flower
In regular

(mfn.

a.

(Heliotropium Indicum).
succession, orderly.

Root,

To

i.

leak, to drop, to ooze,

ftivS'a. (mfn.
to flow.

(^ftfttfe)

v.

To

1.

hear.

To

2.

C^1[ + ^5)

Disposed in rows

or ranks.

With

obey.

To

prefixed,

To promise

hear; with

in the

ther

To be heard

passive,

To

^3

of, to

(/.) Any set of distinct things put togesequence, progression. Colebr. Alg. p. 81

s.

with

to

listen to,

be celebrated

with

n mathematics)

hear, to promise.

The sum of a
(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

heard

reported, rumoured, said.

of,

hearing

^+^)
s.

(ra.)

C^t^J^-k

s.

e&H + <>\4)

(m.

The

as-

certainment or determination of progressions.

holy writ.

Colebr. Alg. p. 52.

progression.

Heard,

Colebr. Alg. p. 51.

2tf^

^+

(f. R.

s.

f^J

Hearing, the sense of

of,

the being specifically

3.

Holy

which

is

2.

The

ear.

heard or listened to)

to the vedas, as distinguished

codes of law,

Manu

writ (Lit.

1.

Final beatitude, hap-

moral merit.

2. Virtue,

piness.

mentioned.

from 2f[)

(n.

s.

hearing; the being heard

That

applied especially

C^U^ft

s.

from the

C^TF^)

(femin. of

balan (Terminalia

citrina).

1.

Yellow myro-

2.

or

plant com-

monly called dknidhi (Cissampelos hexandra).

10: the term

xi.

is

however
3.

sort of long pepper.

occasionally employed to signify the codes of law

likewise.

4.

(In geometry)

The diagonal of a

tetragon, the hypotenuse of a triangle.

Alg.

p. 59.

(In music)

5.

Colebr.

As. Res.

in'.

Carey.

cacophony.

(-^ mfn.^ + ^) Capable

of hearing.

^fS^T^

a.

To

i.

108.

sort of ladle or

spoon

C^tf^i

trees,

(mf)

line,

an avenue.

Superiority, excellence.

(re.)

(-fe^m.

A man

from C$3>)

of emi-

i.

(^.Ulfi.)

1.

To

boil, to

cook.

2.

Root,

i.

(C^ittfi?) To accumulate, to

(31fl

s.

(m. from R.

s . (/

C$H?) A

from R.

cripple.

The

hip, the loins.

Also OStfl, (/.).

(n.) Strength.

s.

\5i (/.)

excellent.

liquefy, to melt.

C^1i

used at sacrifices.
s.

s.

most

heap together.

Ordained or esta-

Manu

degree of ^f^tT-)

nent birth.

($\\

(mfn.

(m. from R. 2jj

s.

C^ftft

Originating

(mfn.

blished by the veda.

2j<I

superl.

(mfn. irreg.

t2i Root,

or springing from the veda.

a.

excellent.

69.

or

^Tf^T^T

a. (mfn.') Best, chief,

Sjjj^P^*. (2f^3 + <^)

compar. degree of

irreg.

of which

461.

ix.

prime

chief, best,
(2j"^> a.

twenty-two are enumerated.

(-TP^mfn.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520) Better, superior

division of the

a quarter tone or interval,

octave,

C^HH

Also

3^1 (- 93^1 n.).

a row, a range

Also C2ftt (/.).

a row of

'

aliriW^
and

i'.

(n.

loins, or the

the os ilium.

C^ilfl+XF^)
hip only.

Also

2.

1.

The hip

The hip-bone,

2529

ft

SfKft

(mfn.fut. part. p. R. ^jj Fit to be

heard, proper to be listened to, audible.
\\&<ii a.

tfSl

See

C*lt3l

(-\m.

s.

C^lTT
1.

The

The

vedas.

man

docile, well-behaved,

(to.)

s.

2.

Mo-

Brah-

versed in the study of the vedas.

03ft\3 a. (mfn. from

^f^)

Relating to the vedas,

enjoined in the vedas.

commanded by
Cdrf^r^

(n.)

s.

An

Wilkins' Gr. p. 422)

(mfn.) Prosperous, happy.

s.

(m. from R. t^j"^)

To

An

embrace.

3.

Thin,

the gods or

of a nasal,

fine, slender,

jHlW) To

^Root,

minute.

2.

of a nasal,

C^Pl

fr

f^T + 3FT) An

om R. ^j^)

from

(mfn.

a.

2.

to.

An

adhering or

C^^^t)

Phlegmatic.

(mfn.).

C^Ti

(- 95

s.

C^^lt3

m.) Phlegm, the phlegmatic

^)

(m. from C^*233

s.

Manu

to

tree

(Cordia

C*^l\3<P

(m.).

vi. 14.

(^^3)

i.

compose (as

verses).

2.

1.

To put

together,

To be put together

or composed.

Loose, weak, flaccid,

slackness,

Also

or C. latifolia).

C^fT^ Root,

(jpftrfe) To be weak.

Looseness,

s.

insertion

go, to move.

x.

(mfn.

the

double-entendre, a pun, a pa-

R.

(n.

s.

myxa
(with

i.

c/
1

humour of the body; serum.

Mild, gentle.

Root,

l.

Union, junction,

an adhering or clinging

association

exclamation used in

go, to move.
1.

1.

See

clinging to, an embracing.

(with the insertion

i.

a. (mfn.')

slack,

(T*I

a.

Also

l<F>"f3 )

a.

to approach.

<

^fj^T

C^

offering with fire to

Root,

pl

^ +

or

i.

ronomasia irony, sarcasm.

manes.

{JjTL,

to, to

Also,

to join.

go near,

to

(mfn. R.

a.

To adhere

observance

the veda.

Sans.

indecl.

making an

and x.

Embraced, connected with, joined.

Attached to the study of the vedas.

dest,

Ijpl

2.

With

To embrace

prefixed,

Wilkins' Gr. 799)

0>. C3l3"+3^I Wilkins' Gr. 904)

C^lftnTa.
1.

2.

ear.

3.

to.

(f^fe),

iv.

To embrace.
To connect,

1.

(Qj^fsS') To burn

^+^) A hearer.

^+TT

from R.

(n.

s.

from R.

(C^^fS),

i.

(C^jWR?)
cling

Cgt3^.

(3tFL

t^RooT,

2530

Qjt^

s.

(m. from R. Cjft^l

stanza, a dis-

indifference,
tich

especially the epic stanza, properly called

carelessness.
,

Sft^RooT,

i.

3^

i.

gize

Root,
;

(fWf3) To

(^f^TO) L To

to flatter, to coax.

JjW

2.

mfn -fut p art -p- R

-

Praiseworthy, laudable.
s.

pervade.
praise, to eulo-

To
-

boast.

spft^)

Also f$?P (mfn.).

(f. from R. jfftT

) Praise, applause,

eulogium, flattery.
Ijftft a.

(-f^L

mfn.

flattering, eulogizing.

consisting of two verses each of sixteen

syllables.

.4s.

CjTF^ Root,

Res. x. 440, 468.

(C^Ttfe) To heap

i.

together, to

assemble, to gather, to collect. See R.

indecl. Sans.

festal

To-morrow.

a.

(mfn. from

prosperous,

ad. Sans.

^o +

(^)

Happy,
Happy,

well,

right.

JfW +

Praising,

Root,

i.

^3) To
7

(with the

insertion

go, to move.

of a nasal,

2531

2532

Root,

(with the insertion of a

i.

To
Root,

1.

(^iSIlf^)

speak badly.

To

To

3.

1.

finish.

To

3.

2.

go,

To speak

To

to

well.

2.

To

abstain from speaking: see

fruit

(Fla-

courtia cataphracta).

s.

breathe,

^1

With

to respire,

Wilkins' Or. % 196)

to live.

or

2.

prefixed,

To

To

sigh.

recover

breath, to recover from fear, terror or grief ; to

exhale

out, to

To expand,

with

"pR

with

breathe out, to sigh

fa + "PR To

or

fa To

with

to breathe

be safe or

t^+PH1 A dark night on

from

(.

(m. from

To-morrow.

indecl. Sans.

which dogs bark and howl.

^\T>

To

(^Tf3

ii.

secure.

t\

s.

Root,

from

dual,

father-in-law.

be comforted

from

tfa*1

^fc) A mother-in-law.

from

(/.

Mother and

leave

move.

r.*tV.

See

s.

(m.
or with the insertion

x. (

defective or unfinished.

go, to move.

of a nasal,

Also, x.

nasal,

Also "<tPj*H (/.).

^^+ R. *\\) A man

^PT

R.

(n.

*.

1.

(m.) Air, wind.

of a low

3.

breathing.

2.

plant (Vangueria spi-

nosa).

caste.

A woman of low caste.

^"faf^

R.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

a.

^^+^3)

Respired.

t^5s. (/.from^+^ft) Service, servitude,

Manu

slavery.

^t31

a.

(^^uf^)

x.

1.

To

live in

misery or
<

To

2.

distress.

go,

to

move.

3.

To make

^TT^s.

(n.)

turus.

a swelling.

^3" Root,

x.

distress.

't^RooT,

1.

2.

To

i.

(^ffj) To

To

live in

misery or

fast,

to run.

fffa^

Sft^Sfel^

(m. from

s.

beast,

go, to move.

go

$8te

p. 7.

The name of a star, a

Mohun P. p. 137.

s.

An intumescence,

(m. from R. f^.

dog.

of grass (Panicum holcoides).

sort

Hort. Ben.

hole, a chasm, a fissure.

H*4^m,)

hole.
s.

Crastine, relating to

Also

to-morrow.

Root,

^1+3*^)

(mfn.

iv. 6.

(-^ m

species of wild

(mfn.) Ferocious, savage.

a.

Bootis, or Arc-

from^T + R. fa^) A

por-

cupine.

t^RooT,
t^RooT,

x.

(a$s^ff5 ) To

speak.

i*jm$) To go fast, to run.

t*t^ s. (m.) A father-in-law, a wife's father, a
husband's father in the dual ((At ), A father
i.

tt^tet^T
Elopement.

(Ifitl

s.

Mohun P.

for

^5fl. + ^t^T)

p. 96.

tl'T

and mother-in-law.
s.

(m. from

1.

a wife's or husband's brother.

vounger brother.

s.

sigh.

(m. from
3.

R.

1.

Breath.

2.

Air, wind.

brother-in-law, a
2.

husband's

$RQB9&i
hun P.

An

s.

p. 27.

Also

^TRt^l

asthma.
.

Mo-

CS3

C$3

2533

SNri^ft
^T*r<T<.

C^\J5tERT

C^I^T + ^Fft) The windpipe.

s.

An

(m.

s.

To grow,

f^TT

To be

i.

(C^S+v^ + ^l)

s.

Ipomcea Quamoclit.

variety of

Whi te

(-ftpT

a.

($WSt

leprosy.

f^TT-ft^)

mfn.

affected with white leprosy,

($3 +

(n.

&.

^) The

s.

CSfiiPf^

(wi.)

(0$3 + p.

s.

leper.

Hort. Ben.

C$3

To

ix.

wound,

hurt,

White

(mfn.

C$3^l*I
riety of

injure,

White.
2.

5.

(C$3 + ^li<H<) The

C$3 + ^)

(from

C$3+<P^<)

of Nerium odorum.

s.

(n.) Silver.

va-

variety

p. 19.

flowered variety of

s.

s.

p. 54.

(C^ + ^t^T) A tree

Hort. Ben.

The white-

dif-

C$33Fl

s.

(/.

C$3+3T>1?)

Hort. Ben.

Calamus).

(Basella alba).

p. 22.

Cfe^

(i/n.

Orris-root

(A corus

Also (Beng^)

p. 25.

(?h.)

C^vjf^ra

C3v3 + 3f) Of a white colour.

white colour.
s.

(0^3+^9") A

plant (Phlomis

Carey, Acalypha Indica, Hort. Ben.

p. 69).

(Eu-

plant

p. 50.

Also

p. 36.

(Sida rhomboidea).

Hort. Ben.

rivJWW'l Mohun

P.

pus turbinatus).

hogweed (Boerhaavia

(Ct^ + ^t?) A plant

Hort. Ben.

biflora,

goose.

C^rf^T

fT^

Carey.

C$3^t

s.

precatorius with

Hort. Ben.

(Ct^ +

s.

p. 14.

(WS+^PSl) A plant

phorbia thymifolia).

p. 20.

The white

Hort. Ben.

Hort. Ben.
s.

(m.)

white va-

Hort. Ben.

(0$3 + 3^) Abrus

white seeds.

Hort. Ben.

White,

Nauclea Cadamba.

s.

jffor*. i?era. p. 29).

fusa).

The white

C$\3p>

to

(ra.) Silver.

riety of Asclepias gigantea.

a.

p. 42.

(Polygonum lanatum, Carey ; P. pilosum,

rt^l^l

(the colour).

C$33Tt^
(^3^

to

to kill.

(mfn. from R.

a.

(Eteocarpus

tree

white.

plant

Root,

i_fb)

p. 43.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

i.

To be

white lotus (Ne-

Hort. Ben.

Leprous,
lancesefolius).

Root,

The white

white.

lumbium speciosum).
f^ftfl

white canopy or

2.

C$fa33FF3l

R.

(n.

s.

go, to move.

to increase.

Root,

(C^ + ^T) A

ft

umbrella (an ensign of royalty).

To

1.

white chowrie

obstruction

C$35T

i.

(0$3+Fta") A

5.

(an emblem of power).

of the breath.

m Root, (t^)

2534

p. 45.

(Dipterocar-

C^33TfT^

p. 42.

s . (n.

C$3 + irf^T> ) The

seed of the

Hyperanthera Morunga.

A
grass (Kyllingia monocephala).

species of

Hort. Ben.
(Phaseolus torosus).

p. 5.

<-

A
hedge-hyssop (Gratiola Monieria).

species of

Carey.

<r

Ct^TI

(C$3 + 3I s tl) The white

flower (Celosia argentea).

7

species of pulse

Carey.

cock's-comb

Hort. Ben.

p. 19.

2535

2536

C^v3^

C^3 + 3"3')

(mfn.

a.

A
(Sinapis glauca).

Pale red, pink.

or

species of mustard

Hort. Ben.

when preceded by a

into M.

and in order to distinguish them from

those roots, the

p. 48.

prefix ending in 3$

of which cannot be

initial

so changed, they are in the native

The white-

and

of roots

lists

rooted sweet potatoe (Convolvulus Battatas).

instead of

Carey.

roots

rt3*tt*T

(0^ + *!"^) A timber-tree

s.

Hort. Ben.

bergia latifolia).

tree

(Bombax

Ct^rl

Hort. Ben.

(C^2 + ^$1) A

s.

Hort. Ben.

erucoides).

C^TMt

s.

plant (Brassica

s.

s.

variety

white

Carey.

tum, Carey?).

^^Root,

Also,

i.

To

white variety of Clitorea ternatea.

with 311 or

The

Hort. Ben.

s.

See stir.

ft

also,

Often with ^"j^,

To

same acceptation

struggle together.

(*T&f3) To

i.

to

be a part or portion.

See 3^,.

^t,

p. 55.

Leprosy.

To embrace,

i.

or ^4 prefixed, in the

3"^ Root,

(C^+spktferl)

f^C)

wet, to sprinkle,

serve, to gratify.

cling or adhere to.

(C$3 + R*ft) A plant (Ophrys

Mohun P. p. 67 Pterygodium sulca-

from R.

kill.

understand thoroughly.

(Ct^+^TlD +Hf 5 l) The

s.

hurt or

To be connected with

l'

iWftfc)

tristis.

s.

c^Wferi

To

2.

are formed

cover.

(^TSCS) h To

i.

H uman,

Wilkins' Gr, % 960.

(TC^tfe) To

v.

Root,

Manu.

(^iftd) To

i.

plant (Tri-

(/. C$3 + ^^Tl ) A white

variety of Hibiscus Phceniceus.

n.

(m.)

fT-fj s.

^^Root,

(mfn.)

a.

human being, a man,

to moisten.

C^^fef5

sulcata,

(m.)

by means of which

affixes

and ^Tft"^

^^Root,

Carey.

of the Nyctanthes arbor

O^T^Tt

Taddhita

from

p. 48.

(C*3 + ^t^ft) A

anthema obcordata).

C^^^l

p. 50.

accordingly be

will

the words
s.

pentandrum).

beginning with

and

*f

initial

the derivatives of the Sanskrit

found under

(Dal-

p. 53.

grammars

with an

written

^Tj^

(/.)

a.

(mfn. from

commonly
^*&for

called ambahaldi.

TO )

Sixfold.

(-^^t m '^X+^^T)

s.

who

plant

performs the six prescribed duties

2. sacred study,

adoration,

5.

sacrifice,

a Brahman.

One
1.

3. alms-giving, 4.

teaching the scriptures,

accepting suitable gifts)

1.

(viz.

and

6.

2.

An

adept (in the tantras\

v. a.

The
bet,

thirtieth

consonant of the

and second of the

sound of the English

Hindu

sibilants,

sh.

The

having the
initial

certain Sanskrit roots is liable to be

of

changed

s.

(n.) 1.

escape, to run away.

Hexangular.

(mfn.

a.

alpha-

To

hexagon.

The thunderbolt of

2.

Indra.

^t^l

s.

(^t+3$l) An

hour.

f^

^v5

2537

*^

^t&ftfe

s.

(/.

^+^tft*K) For- ^ftf^

2.

ty-six.

+ OT)

The

^"t^glf^

Also

forty-sixth.

*!

Root,

O. ^T^+TOT) A

to kill.

TSXTfS)

:J

x.

To

2.

give.

bee.

To

1.

3.

3^5*ftfo3*I

To be

<toi11

injure, to hurt,

strong.

To

4.

dwell.

Also *iO*f3 (mfn.).

A
the twelfth day of the

cere-

month Mayha.

As. Res. in. 272.

^silUvj^T

a.

+ '35I)

(mfn.

The

s.

from

(/.

^T^ts?

+ ^STTTT^^ ) The

562.

i.

^.\^+^3)

(mfn.

a.

Arrived at the sixth

applied in algebra to the sixth

^5f^

s.

power

Sfal) A variety of the Csesal-

(m.

^3^1

s.

S^+SNi)
Also M^fl^t

from

(f.

^3TP^1

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

s.

(f.

from

Orris-root
(/)

^t,+St^l) Zedoary

(Curcuma Zerumbet).

large black bee.

StjfflW

six faces.)

of the six organs or seats of the senses.

See Trans. R.A.S.

(Acorus Calamus).

(mfn.

Also

fifty-sixth.

^for

of

pinia Bonducella.
Fifty-six.

a.

Having

epithet

of numbers.

Also

thirty-sixth.

(Lit.

(n.

s.

(degree)
Thirty-six.

'dj-^lt^ ;T) An

(i.

s.

The

(mfn.

KArtikeya.

sites

mony on

Eighty-six.

1.

sun's entrance into Pisces, Gemini, Virgo,

eighty-sixth.

(mfn.).
5.

^t-^ftfe)

(f.

or Sagittarius.

[mtn.

a.

The

s.

2538

As. Res. x. 416.

(m.

s.

sort of

the

fr

om

>3i)

Hindu gamut,

The

fourth note of

See As. Res. in. 68,

ix.

450, 451.
Sixty-six.

^t^fe^I a.
sixth.

Also

^fe*S$f3s.

(mfn.

^t^1^ + 3*I)

Hindus.
Seventy-six.

(mfn.

Also

system of the

(mfn.),

(f.

seventy-sixth.

The name of a
sixty-

particular scale in the musical

^tjP$

a.

The

^t^^3

N?1!)

^3p"

The

(mfn.).

sixth.

As. Res.

ix.

451.

(mfn. from Wf^*ffa) The twenty-

*1 a.

Also

^f3*tfOTT

(mfn.).

^3"*^ (f ^\+"ft*tf3) Twenty-six.

^f^H (mfn. ^fft ^) Sixfold, of six des.

TOfr

s.

(n.

^t+3^1)

1.

Six limbs or parts of

a.

the body taken collectively.

2.

The

six

angas
scriptions or kinds.

or auxiliary branches of sacred science

and C^TTl^I

3.

see

set of six particular

<t^va

a.

(mfn.

articles of offering at the first oblation of rice,

Hexagonal,

&c. to deceased ancestors.

p. 69.

A Buddha
Bauddha

deified sage.

s.

^+
(n.)

J3T)

1.

hexagon.

Six^armed.

Colebr. Ahj.

Root, vm. (fTC^tf&, *Fjt3)

or
2.

To

honour, to serve.

2.

1.

To

give.

Also written H*!^.

2539
^Tv3

2540
1.

s.

3. (bib.)

bull at liberty.

(mfn.

and reaped

TjrWr^R
3I^R")

^\ Root,

^^R+^I)

<$<M

3.

prefixed,

To

2.

To

To

To

kind of

also

rice

sown

it is

^ft&<^t

(f.)

Colebr. Aly. p. 316.

(/.)

(mfn. from ^T"ft<^) Fit for rice of

a.

ninety-

months.

To

1.

field).

sink, to decay, to cease

(

s.

upon

W$)

(femin. of

lunar fortnight.

1.

An

2.

^.Jtf^^^Rt^T s
+ C^t^T) A

attack, to rush

^Uf^l) The

(mfn. from

a.

sixtieth.

sixth.

The

day of the

sixth

epithet of the goddess

DlJRGA.

With

go, to move.

^ft& + 3^) The

(mfn.

a.

sink, to

decay, to perish, to

+ 3Tl in the cans.

with 311 or 3T

in sixty days)

quick growth (as a

six

(^flXf^)

vi.

the ground.

fade, to wane.

The

^\+3Tt^ +

ad. Sans, (from

and

(m.)

s.

(mfn.).

Within the space of

i.

&c.

for sixty,

Ninety-six.

Also

or

bought

of quick growth (so called because

eunuch.

(/.
a.

fall to

eunucb.

and

^faft s.
sixth.

quantity of lotuses.

(m. from ^v3)

s.

2.

with

honour of

Durga on

month A'swina.

As. Res.

festival in

the sixth day of the

+ 3Ttft +

(n.

in. 261.

ft,

To

To

1.

down.

sit

To

2.

protect; with

favour, to be well disposed

with

ft To

tremble, to be agitated.

^
^

See

(*Pff3)

i.

To understand

Root,

2.

To be

^P*

To be

1.

and

thoroughly.

(*^ft )

able.

(H^Rj)

(Wj&j

(^TteUft)

x.

To be unconfused.

1.

i.

2.

to forbear.

sustain,
i.

I.

With 3^->

dure, to sustain

i.

slants )

(^^fi? ) To
To

go, to move.

x.

To move,

^ft,orft To

1.

2.

-C3),

i.

iv.

See

(Wf3),

To endure, to
To forgive.

suffer, to
3.

3 + $^

prefixed,

to

make an

effort

To be

To

en-

with ?|

sustain, to resist, to endure,

unite, to collect, to assemble.

(corrupt, of

^Root,

to go.

or

confused.

Root,

sleep.

Root,
connected.

(^T^) To

ii.

^ ROOT,
R.

R.^.

Root,

Root,

(^r^fe)

1.

To

go, to move.

2.

To

^T\5

s.

(corrupt, of

Sixty.

^3) A

bull.

injure, to hurt.
a.

^F^Root,
To

i.

(^^FTft)

To

go, to move.

2.

lating to six generations.

^nTSf^S^

ff,+*$$^) Re-

shake.

3^n>
for

(mfn. from

(mfn. from

a.

^^, + ^^)

hymn

in the

sisting of
a.

^f^>

instead of

(w.)

s.

A hymn

con-

six triplets.

^ft&$

(f. from
a.

(mfn.

^)

Sixty.

Relating to sixty,

^ An

epithet of

To

iv.

Kartikeya.

effect,

accom-

to

plish, to complete.

^tf

(mfn. plur. only: Wilkins' Gr. p. 93) Six.

s.

Boot,

Consisting of six stanzas (as

Rig-veda).

s^

which

Root,

sole.

ft

x.

(^Tt^TTf^) To

comfort, to con-

Sometimes with *rft prefixed.

Root,

v.

(f^TCTtft,

(ftTTtfo, fH-ilW) To

PF3)
tie,

and

to bind.

ix.

52T

2541

PJ

Root,

(with the insertion of a nasal,

vi.

P&fa,

2542

-C3) To

With

sprinkle, to wet, to mois-

To

Root,

with

See R.

^A!pb To inaugurate a sovereign by sprinkling

^Root,

ten.

prefixed,

sprinkle

or anointing.

Root,

disregard, to con-

(wi.)

order.

(C*tfs3)

r.

To

2.

whoremonger, a catamite.

To command,

1.

ordain

(sacred

to

observances).

To do an auspicious act. iv.

2. To be
1. To accomplish, to succeed.
3. To be right or
fected or accomplished.
With

prefixed, to prevent,

or

etfs, To

to prohibit; with

Root,

To

ft

to

percor-

keep

finish, to
1.

speak.

Root,

(f^gf^)

i.

Root,

To speak.

3.

f^^RooT,

vi.

To

To

1.

To

2.

Root,

To

1.

II.

to stitch.

hurt,

hurt or

to

intolerant.
i.

Root,

i.

kill.

2.

Root,

i.

To

^1

churn.

Root,

^Root,
speak.

Root,

To

2.

i.

To

and

shine.

vi.

3.

power.

vi.

2.

shine.

To

1.

vi.

To

(^jgjfl)

(^ft)

To

respect,

to

re-

(}n$&fo) To

(*mfv5) To

disregard,

3.

to

3.

To

To

To be

hurt, to kill.

(Wfi,

propitiate

go, to move.

-G3)

1.

To

serve, to

by attendance or worship.

2,

To

reside at a place.

or

"f*t

prefixed to

C^ ^

Root,

(j^pj&)

1.

speak.

i.

i.

Sometimes with

it.

(C^^'R?) To

go, to move.

(^tllft) To wane,

to decline, to

waste.

Root,
1.

To

see Wilkins' Gr. 246).

iv.

destroy.

2.

To be

destroyed.

With ft +

"51^ prefixed, To determine, to resolve.

hurt, to kill.

h To

2.

hurt, to kill.

i.

and

To envy.

bring forth, to bear.

C^Root,

or shallow.

shine, to be beautiful.

^Root,

O&^fo) To

(CT^KJ) To

"If Root,

(C^Tt^f^) and

i.

To

to a ce-

pain.

To be small

2.

to kill.

(^^*^-

to extract a spirit.

(^rRj) L

x.

despise.

To

To distil,
4. To give

2.

To de-

disregard, to despise.

i.

bear, to bring forth.

To bathe preparatory

To

1.

C<TF Root,

remony.

2.

disrespect, to disregard.

3.

^T^Root,
kill.

glean.

possess power or supremacy, v.

1.

To

1.

1.

wound,

the caus. form)

(^T^M)

i.

shine.

(f^Ftf3) To

$3, 1&Z^3)

To

2.

gratify

^Root,

(0$f3)

i.

vi.

it.

(^W"fe)

x.

hurt, to

To promise. 5. (In
make holy, to hallow.

accomplish.

To sew,

(C^T^fe) 1. To
3. To shine.

i.

To

in

throw, to cast.

leak, to drop, to flow, to distil.

3.

To

To produce

2.

(^TO3), and

i.

able.

(^PTPj E

direct, to send, to

posit, to place.

To be

3.

prevent, to forbid,

(seed).

pJ^RooT,
2.

To

iv.

To sow

2.

To

Root,

To

bear, to endure.

frequently with ?3 prefixed to

gard.

off; with

iv.

4.

3.

rect.

general

(3^<rf\3)

Root,

(^T\3) and

ii.

To

1.

or satisfied.

bear a child, to bring forth.

To

i.

temn.

TOf

(^$7^?)

iv.

To be content

2.

2.

hurt, to kill.

(^3*j
teen.

(-*t\ mfn. from^+TT*K)

Also

C^"H*1 (U#jW

mfn.).

2.

1.

Six-

set

of sixteen particular articles of offering.

possess supreme

C^tv3*1 a. (mfn. from

OSIl^)

The

sixteenth.

;:

2544

2543

C^STO

C^tvF^+Stft) Com-

(mfn. from

a.

posed of sixteen parts or ingredients.

C^N a.

(corrupt, of

C^tS*^)
The

Root,

To

i.

&\ Root, (^fa) To

^*T^ Root,

To

Root,

sprinkle.

(^W3)

To

1.

To

leak, to distil, to

surround, to encom-

See R. ^FjT.

t&

The moon.

1.

Root,

(^tlffe)

i.

Light.

2.

To sound.

1.

To

2.

crowd or swarm.
in the cans.

^Root,

i.

(^Tft)

To

(^^ft)

1.

cover: see R.

thunder.

(^3)

i.

To

i.

Root,

Root,

(C^U3)

(m.)

oppose.

resist, to

2.

i.

pass.

sixteenth.

To sound

i.

drop.

Sixteen.

cover.

i.

Ol^ Root,

To

1-

rely upon, to

be

i.

To

stand.

To be

2.

firm.

founded or grounded upon, to be supported by.

2.

To

stop, to check, to impede.

With

or insensible.

depend upon

-513" prefixed,

To

with "ft or

3.

To be dull
To rely or

support, to

maintain, to confirm.

Root,

To be

1.

To be

confused.

T^oL Root,

i.

2.

To

Root,

iv.

distil.

(05PiT3)

1.

assail, to attack.

To

ooze, to drop, to

3.

or moist

To be wet

iv.

To

abide.

To stand
or moist
4.

or

(C^tfe

t3<].W

or

^<tfe; ^p3,

see Wilhins' Gr. p. 166)

brate, to praise

to

face to face

2.

Root,

To be

i.

clear,

to

be

bright or pellucid.

^^Root,
2.

To be

i.

(C9t^U3)

To

1.

to pile up.

Root,
Root,
written

(^5f3) To

vi.

go, to move.

(^Cf5f) To

hurt, to kill.

(a rule).

si
3.

2.

T
or

to transto govern.

do with,

To

1.

stand, to stay,

with

with

3.

to superin-

+ 3Ti) To

5^

w+m

To stand

1.

To mount,

to ascend.

do, to
:y

or
1.

make,

to

To

To stand

To approach

with

PT To

with ^1 To go forth, to travel

1.

To

consecrate

Root,
Also

To

With 33^1. To obey,

to

abide, to be present.
3.

To

near.

i.

See 3"f3f%3; with

(^ft),

eject from the

written

2.

abide,
;

with

To mount,

erect for holy purposes, to

to stand apart; with

i.

attend upon a person, to obey, to follow

to ascend.
into a heap,

rule over,

procure; with

with

stop, to hinder.

(^^fTTfj) To form

x.

To

to be

stupid or dull.

Root,

(with ^Tl or

rise

To

with ^4j<

To approach.

cele-

hymn.

2.

To exceed,

To go away

2.

effect, to

To

1.

1.

To have

2.

to steam, to reek.
ii.

state or con-

as an umpire or judge

inhabit, to abide.

near. 2.

<| Root,

stay, to abide, to

any particular

prefixed,

tend, to govern
to

To

indicate or reveal one's thoughts to another.)

to attend.

to steam, to reek.

Root,

to,

gress, to surpass.

sprinkle.

To be wet

To

2.

still.

1.

(In the proper form,

With

To

Wilkins' Gr. % 171)

2.

To

(t%^3)

v.

stand, to stand

be, to continue in

apply or refer

clear or unconfused.

Root,

(fs&fo

i.

dition.

(^ft)

i.

$1 Root,

mouth, to

To
and

ft To

stand,

stand.
iv.

(ilwfi) To

spit, to sputter.

Also

2545
'

3*t

Root,

mouth,

R)

(*}*P

iv.

To

eject

ft/i

2546

mug;

.v

from the

to spit.

Root,

(tf^f3) To bathe,

ii.

to purify by-

ablution.

Root,

iv.

To

love, to regard.

To be unctuous

or greas y.

*T The

W Root, (C^iVR?)
^ As a Kridanta

To

ii.

suffix

see

to drop.

distil,

bet

Wilkins' Gr.

*f^RooT,

(C^lloW) To

i.

Root,

take.

f^j^fS)

iv.

To

3.

disappear.

4.

To eat. 2. To
To eject from the

1.

To be

iv.

sick, to retch,

to throw up, to vomit.

f*I Root,

i.

t5HT"R?, _C3) To

prefixed to

(^lilTTC3) To
fixed, To surprise.

disrespect

Root,

1.

Root,

i.

or surprized.

ft

with

its

suffix is

(wfn.) Grassy, from

that of the

is

q. v.

used to form a few

s.

*j or

a.

e. g.

(n.)

A, blade of

pron. Sans, (the nomin. sing. masc. of

See Wilkins' Gr. p. 110.

pre-

(In prosody) The metrical foot called anapaest.

To

frequently used as the

first

i.

e. g.

Wl^^

sir

a.

(mfn.')

(his) relations, along with

With

from
"^i^tiP

+<

a. (mfn.*)

s.

^Tff

2.

To be

and

x.

pleasing.

(^tTOlf^)
3. To cover.

s.

of

is

Bahu-

(/.)

Accompanied

(his)

(m.)

relatives,

Accompanied by

it.

(^fe),

taste.

member

compounds, expressing society or com-

vrihi

g> to move.
also with

With,

>T Apparently an abridged form of

together with (his) wife, from

See R.

alpha-

sound in Bengali

from substantives,

adjectives

by

(^\5lU3) To embrace:

prefixed to

Root,

To

As a Taddhita

pany

(^3)

i.

With

smile.

To be astonished

it,

x.

sun, though

the pron. \4 K[1 He.

t^RooT,i.(3Tnif^ )To encompass, to surround.

*lft

s in

Hindu

grass.

Root,

^|

English

be clear or pellucid.

mouth.

ft

proper pronunciation

its

consonant of the

hardly differs from that of *1 and

p. 464.

HpT

thirty-first

relative;

(his) wife,

With, +^t$Jl

wife.

v. a.

(from R. ^T5^) To bear, to endure,

to suffer, to support.

Root,
sleep.

Wilkins' Gr. 196)

ii.

Also with

or

prefixed to

To

^^s.

(a.

^jl) a

groom.

it.

(corrupt, of

tfS Root, x. (^TT"fe) 1. To

To be wretched or distressed.

"Sp^RooT,

ii

(*p^S3) To

go, to move.

2.

go, to move.

f|l^RooT, i. (CtffcW), and iv.

1.
To perspire, to sweat. 2. To be greasy or unctuous.
3. To be fascinated, to be tempted or
deluded.
4. To quit, to yield.

or friend.

2.

*Tv$3n^

a.

^^^TkI

s.

(from

s.

(a.

A female companion
^s?) A signature.
1.

(from a.

(v.JjJ) Riding.
p.

JyS)

vehicle.

J^) A question,

a query, an

enquiry.

^4)^1
7

s.

(p. bj-i) Trade, traffic, merchandize.

^*T1

2547

2458

TvSflfl^s. {v.JU^) A
(from

p.

merchant.

J^\dyS) Trade, mercantile

business.

^vSJCWST
kun P.

^^TTl

s.

(p.

ky + ^^T) A contract.

Mo-

^^pa.

(mfn. from ^f

joined,

or connected with

dowed

%tp

+ R. TF^)

(h.

^ from ^Hl)A

^P + R. ITS)

(m. from

s.

mixing.

any given number:

quarter more than

SFWffl
tact,

Three and

e. g.

a quarter.

2.

War,

conjunction,

^T prep. Sans. With, along with, together

Trans.

derivatives

e. g.

meet,

(m.)

s.

To

^^1^ To

come

together, to

meeting, from ^T

The anuswara

go.

liable to

is

To

be

^^tf^3

a.

R. A.

S.

into the nasal,

Union, con-

i.

(Beng.^

96.

join together, to unite.

;j

from

(mfn.

^nrl+^3)

United, joined with.

*mt5ft

a.

(-f*H

^Ul^\

rnfn.

Joining, uniting, connecting

changed

from constant

distinguished

only

used as a prefix, chiefly to verbs and verbal

Sankhya system) Simple

(in the

as

Union, a

1.

strife, battle.

(m. from *T + R.

s.

cohesion

aggregation.

en-

of,

with.

p. 85.

s.

United,

possessed

corresponding to the

adhering

ad-

to,

joining.

word

class of the initial consonant of the

which

it is

prefixed,

^Flt'fe?

whence

Tg^l

and

to

instead

written

is

before the semi-vowels ^T,

and before

^,

the sibi-

+ R.

confined, bound, fettered

*TTO

(m. from ^T

s.

confinement.

TWr
2.

s.

(n.

4.

battle.

moderate, judicious.

+ R.

TO

) 1. Restraint,
3.

Abstinence

from 3T + R.

W$J

(-^% mfn.

(mfn. from

s.

^ + R ^L) Wrath, anger.

from ^ + R. Tt^) The ac-

(w.from

;r

ST057

s.

(/.

(n.

from^ + R.

*r*rfa

s.

One who

^STH

s.

^A+^Q

Re-

keeping his passions under

of the

(m. from Tf + R.

s ee

Adhesion,

+ R.

United

Travelling, a

(\indecl.) 1. A year.
sera of Vikramaditya.

*Wv^R
let.

^1) Conversation.
2.

St

^o^^ + 7f^

2.

s.

(f. from

?)

The producing a magical

(.).

Also

A year

A year<

^ + R.

means of an amulet.
(m.y

^)

Restraint.

voyage.

Noise, clamour,

with, mixed, joined, associated; appropriate.

1.

3. (m.~)

from^-|R.Tr1)

+R. ^)

3T
(mfn. from

a.

^3TrTi
s.

union.

controul.

^rTTt^1

Pre-

watched over.

from

(/.

^+R.

tumult.

restrains, checks, or confines.

straining himself,

O-

s.

*T 055 TJ|

Concretion.

cluster of four houses.

3T*TSfl a.

complishing or perfecting a thing.

TT^Tj Restrained,

Forbearance.

2.

from food, &c.

War,

7T + R.

(mfn. from

a.

s-

^Tff*l

(mf. from ^T

s.

a.

served, guarded,

the anuswara

remains unchanged.

^F

TFI

of

^^fe3
lants

^P + R.

from

(mfn.

a.

Joined, attached, connected with.

1.

An amueffect

()

by
and

^ + R. <T)

from

(to.

restraint of the organs.

(Lit.

^
^

c<<l? c

(mn.) Bark of a

s.

R. A.

Trans.

S.

^ + R. ^) A covering or

from

(n.

s.

a screening or protecting.

3T^f3

s.

^) A

from *T + R.

(/.

from^ + R. ^3

s. (to.

WG$\

destruction

+ R. i^L) The new

Also T3"p3 (/.).
;r

from

leaf of a water-lily.

^r o

An

(to.)

s.

^)

one

garment
^I

^0

Respect.

a.

(mfn. from *T

W^)

+ R.

SP^tl s.

from

(to.

Related

W fR. ^)

sation, colloquy, dialogue.

1.

village.

News, a

2.

ft"^)

understanding, knowledge.

a promise

assent.

3.

6.

fift3

a.

(mfn.

^rfw"fe&Tii

report,

2.

An

1, Intellect,

s.

3T*ftl

battle.

5.

in

s.

(n.

(f.

2.

+ R.

(<D)

An

upper

T^) A picked or

+ R.

sworn never to recede

from

(n.

^ + R.

The

praising

from ^T

(to.

s.

(.

+ R.

*ft) Doubt, uncer-

See Trans. R.A.S. U 114.

*T*|Tr + v5H) Uncertainty,

e. g.

^ ^r + 3TP$I^)

(mfn.

Promised, agreed

At-

Subject
to uncertainty or doubt.
0>s

mt^3T^Fr

*TT)

1.

to.

a.

Irresolute,

(mfn.

uncertain,

*HTt^ + 3TT-

dubious.

(Lit.

Having the mind beset with doubts.)

t*H^r s.

(n.

+ R.

from

A cleansing,

clearing, or purifying.

+ R.

Search,

^^s.

^ + R. ^)

a.

Covered

(m.from^ + R.

agreement, assent.

*r2tTr

used

(mfn.) Dressed

*TfSv3

(m.

s.

asylum

^^PT

a.

tended with doubts, doubtful.

^^+^T^\) ^

from ^ +

(mfn. from

comp.

Copula-

arms.

in

*T*ml*W>

from *F + R. fflfc)

concealed.
a.

from ^T

soldier, a soldier

*T *nrafrs.

Battle,

(to>. from *F + R. Cj0) Covered,

a.

Sleep,

1.

3.

(n.).

from ^T

tainty, suspicion.

agreement,

enquiry, the looking into a thing.

*T^t3

f^L)

dreaming.

name, an appellation.

breach of promise.

^^t^

R*FT

s. (to.

>

conver-

usage, a custom.

Known, understood.

watch-word, a cry of

conflict.

Conscious-

doubt, suspicion.

(T %f.

*.

dream,

3T

TT 1WT s.

information.

^f^

+ R. ftl^)

or eulogizing a person.

from *T + R.

s. (to.

Hurry,

clothes, vesture in general.

a brother

connected with.

*W*flt

*!^
chosen

Tarachand Ch.
plsS

also

2.

(n.

augmenter

+ R.

(from

s.

+ R. f^sS)

from^T + R.

(to.

s.

Augment-

respects or honours.

*T^FTl

from

(to.

s.

repose.
tion

(mfn. from 3T + R.

a.

ing, increasing,

4.

^r

*TOT

<r

^ 3"^

from *T

(to.

s.

ness, perception.

(/.

to,

hiding,

haste, speed.

of the universe.

who

tree,

concealing.

concealing

<

from

in bark,

552.

r.

^T

Self-command,

That which stops

&c).

the access of passion,

^T

2550

*TfS|

2549

2.

) 1.

promise, an

mixture.

from^ + R.

ft) A

refuge,

protection.

a.

(mfn. from

TT + R. ft)

Protected,

received into an asylum, secured, sheltered.

7

Z 2

an

2551
a.

(mfn. from

sented, agreed

*Tf^

o:s

^ + R. ^) Promised,

Worldly, secular, mundane,

as-

ciety, leading a

to.

{mfn. from

a.

2552

T1

t^)

^ + R.

Em-

*T"pTft

from^+R.f^)

brace.

a.

An em-

1.

(mfn. from ^T + R.

^)

United

2.

^T

Union, junction, association.

2.

thing.

^T

accomplishment of any

^ + R.

Asleep.

R.^I)

(mfn. from ^f +

a.

Com-

1.

Natural state, quality, or disposition.

(mfn. from

a.

mixing with so-

life.

from^ + R.'pT^)

(f.

pletion, perfection, the

braced, united.
(m.

s.

domestic

United,

connected, joined, met, combined, associated,

with, contiguous,

with, connected

pos-

near,

reunited
sessed

of,

*r^

s.

endowed

( Tf

^^

(n.

s.

^)

from ^T + R.

/.

from

^ + R.

1.

resting-place for passengers.

3.

going or

&c.

2.

^T^f^

(m. from^T

+ R.

Reunion

Union, junc-

An

evil

consequence resulting from the society which a

united kinsman

^^+3$)*f)

De-

who

fa from

See Colebr.

^ + R. ^)

(-fn\mfn. *T *rf
s. (m.) A companion.
familiar,

Trans. R.A.S.

4.

An

idea, a notion

from^ + R.

mundane or worldly concerns

among human society.

The world;
i.

domestic

Manu

i.

of

The

finish-

perfection,

purificatory

i.

575.

3. Purity.

apprehension, conception,
5.

faculty,

See Trans. R.A.S.

Ill, 561, 562.

life

^r^StSHs. (rc.^T^ + ^SFT) Metempsychosis.

2.

remembrance.

recollection,

habit, an instinct, passion.

(m.

Law

consecration, the marriage-cere-

rite, initiation,

So-

i.

ing or accomplishing of a thing

mony, &c.
a.

annulling the

live together,

made.

to per-

Inherit, p. 168.

inter-

course.

s.

re-

having made

after

decoration, embellishment.

pending on or resulting from society or

^T^TlR

Hindu law

applied in

partition previously

^*3H^ s

person has kept.

cial,

re-

m.

s.

a partition, again

Union,

union, copartnership, coparcenership.

pulation, coition.

fafr

Birth.

sons of the same family,

am

^3

3T + R.

tion, contiguousness, society, acquaintance, co-

Tfo^sft^

(f.) or

of coparceners).

(e. g.

(/. from

s.

*P^ft
s.

\31

previous separation from him.

^ (w.)

the march of troops,

proceeding,

to such sons

as have been reunited with the father after a

meeting, an assembly.
cl

Hindu law

applied in

with.

TT^<PU<? a
plishing,

mfn%

from

^T + R.

completing, purifying,

consecrating,

Accom-

^)

embellishing,

Also

initiating.

117.

A secu-

(-ft^ mfn.).
a.

lar condition.

(mfn.

^vz^R + tfr)

titute of purificatory rites

applied to a

any of the three upper castes

+^*T^) Mundane, worldly,

secular.

who has

man

of

not gone

through the prescribed purificatory and

tory ceremonies.

Des-

initia-

;
.

3TOT$1

2553

^^tTn^

*T

(mfn.

a.

2554

o^^R + 3T>ft )

accomplished, decorated,

Finished,

settling, fixing

^Efcw

initiated,

consecrated.

^ + R. ^)

finished, accomplished, or decorated

be consecrated or

initiated

fromT + R. ^)

a. {mfn.

v. 36.

Language formed according

(n.)

s.

grammatical rules

^^5tPte

^^
1

:J

(m. from

T + R.

^Tf^3 a.
deceased

2.

used in comp.

T o:9t^

a boar, from

<Tt^ s.

(m.)

couch, a bed

from

(/.

T + R. "3) A place

(m. from

s.

Brahmans

pied at a sacrifice by the

hymns and

o:

3rni

from ^f

(m.

T OT5

associated with.
dweller.

2.

2.

(to.)

s.

1.

An

^1 )

Staying with,

An

inhabitant, a

1.

s.

T + R.

Age, time of

association.

^^P

71

s.

5.

(n.

4.

^ot^-J
plant

State, con-

(/ from ^ + R.
commonly called chakdwat.

^^

^T

heap, a quantity, a crowd.

four roads meet.

the

establishing

figure.

6.

^)

4.

3.

Neigh2.

place where

5.

Form, shape,

Death.

Fabricating,

^$33

(from ^T

stock of

A fragrant
Touched,

constructing,

caus. of R.
establishing,

7T + R.

+ R.

(mfn. from ^T

a.

aggregated,
strongly

heaped

knit,

War,

(m.).

Connected, united.

+ R.

I.

United,

up.

2.

Closely joined,

compact.

3.

Struck,

killed,

wounded.

3-^53Ef3?

a.

Knock-kneed.

+ the
~*\\

1.

Fabrication, construction,

a thing.

^ + R.

*ft^f

Also

a.

vicinity, aggregation.

bourhood, nearness,

from

(m. from

*.

assemblage, an

stop or stay.

from ^T + R.

company

Contact,

g>

Shape, form,

3.

An

2.

touch, union.

battle.

resemblance, likeness.

society,

station.

brought into contact, contiguous.

life.

(m. from *T + R.

a. (mfn.

:J

+ R. ^1) L An

goods or money.

spy, an emissary.

(/. from
dition.

reciting

2. Vicinity, proximity.

from

+ R.

+ R.

g.

A boar, + ^f^3

:y

an abode, a residence, a

*T OT*h

assemblage, a crowd.
:j

occu

prayers.

s.

e.

(mfn.) Having the shape of

abiding or living together

;j

of R.

s[) Acquaintance,

^ + R.

of leaves.

+ the caws,

+ R. ^1) 1. Dead,
(from ^T*l + ^3 ) Resembling,

intimacy.

(m. from

or set-

from ^T

a.

s.

R.

(mfn.).

(mfn. from

a.

having the shape of

s.

caus. of

Established, settled, confirmed, fixed.

cred and classical language of the Hindus.

T ^"

^ + the

to

Sanskrit, or the ancient sa-

(mfn. from

Also^

Manu

Initiated, consecrated.

3.

^ + the caus. of R.

Fit to be established, confirmed,

tled.

Finished,

2. Purified, cleansed,

perfected, accomplished.

decorated.

1.

^l^C^T

establishing, confirming, or settling of a

o:3

from

(n.

^^PMtTTfl.

nable.

^ ^3

e. g.

thing.

proper to

conceivable, imagi-

The

Fit to be

comp.

in

a. (mfn.) q. v.

^r^t^f s

TfOT^-tfj) a% (mfn. from

used

*5w

^*l

(mfn.

Also

from

from

^T^ + ^R)

^P^yii^
^T^+R.

the palms of the hands joined.

(mfn.).

^1?)

Both

2555

$rfe

s.

fromT+R. $?T

(/.

assemblage

gation

Union, aggre-

a heap, a multitude.

s.

(n.

from

'T

s.

(n.

from *T + R. "5) Ruin, destruc-

T + R.

$73j The

*Pffe*

Thorny, spiny,

(mfn.

a.

troublesome.

HWFf

2556

*H|

^f^Tfl.

body.

tion.

^T +

^)

^[^F\

Liable to pay taxes.

(from ^T + ^Ftl) Commiserating,

a.

compassionate.

(-^

s.

m. from

^ + R.

de-

stroyer.

*t$$3

a,

mar)

T + R. 3^1)

(m.l from

s.

The name

^o-^XFT

(mfn. from

(In gram-

Transitive, active (as a verb).

(mfn. from *T +

a.

3Rl ) Entire, whole, all.

of a particular division of the infernal regions.

*t<?*n<p

Manu

(mfn. ^f +

a.

iv. 89.

^T^)

Stained,

con-

taminated, impure.

*T3W*.
struction

0. from *T + R. ")

Ruin, de-

1.

Manu I.
3. A di-

of the world at the end of a halpa.

80.

Abridgment, abbreviation.

2.

vision of the infernal regions.

^STR^

a.

(m.)

s.

Also

1*3; <1
I

1.

De-

a.

particular

(mfn. from

{mfn. from

Proper to

(f. from

a compilation.

^ + R.

^1) United,

col-

T + R.^1) 1. A collection,

2.

The complete

collection of

hymns, prayers, and invocations belonging

one veda.

As. Res.

vm.

a.

^T^Ia.

s.

T + R.

^f3 s.

(/. from

^T

"^ a.

(mfn. from TT + R. ")

;J

2. Seized.

3.

3.

(In

final

and

*T3"R

Manu

division of the

iv. 89.

Perplexed, foolish.

].

Content, satisfied,

Sensual, lascivious.

3.

Done with

(m. ^T + ^t^") The letter

s.

^T^T

s . (from

^T^ft^T
ing,

or any

^ + ^1^T)

The morning,

early

(3F) Clamour, shouts.

1.

ad. (from

An

era.

^P^W

in the

morn-

s.

(m. from ^T + R.

Nearness, pre-

^T)

Belonging to the same

sence.
a.

(mfn. ^T +

family,

s.

(m.)

(m.

s.

kinsman.

^+<^V) A

remote kinsman.

2.

Always, ever.

(n. for

T^^)

3T^fc3i

s.

distant relation, a

See

ad. Sans, (from

Destroyed,

Mohun P.

^ + ^t^) Early

to-morrow morning.

^^^i

Scattered.

(corrupt, of *t<)

p. 138.

The name of a

(mfn. ^T + ^t3T)

sf

Si

(.?)

(mfn.^ + ^Ttt)

2.

to

of consecutive words.

*T

killed.

*t<pi\3<

+\<$^]
387, 429.

grammar) The coalescence of the

initial letter

3^tt<$ l^T

time.

lected, assembled, connected, attached, joined.

s.

every side, in every direction.

character expressing that sound.

^ + R. %)

be destroyed or abridged.

^f^^l

T^+f^for f^J

a desire of future reward or fruition.

(*T5^ + 3J5l)
ceremony of Hindu worship.

a.

On

happy.

(m.).

P^Hllfi
a.

%j

Abridging, abbreviating.

2.

destroyer.

mfn?) and

^Tfl:^

;j?

(from

s.

infernal regions.

(mfn. from ^T + R.

structive, ruinous.
s.

T^TftPI

applied especially to the destruction

3.

^+R.

^?)

L.

Once.

With, together with.

Ordure, feces.

(m. from

^V^BM) A

crow.

s.

2558

2557

(/.)

3T3'

species of metre in Sanskrit

As. Res.

prosody.

x.

s.

+ 3) Attached

(mfn.pret. part. p. R.

a.

s.

The sami

+3TPft) Beset with

(mfn.

tree

(Mimosa Suma,

3.

thigh.

(Beng.}

Wilkins' Gr.

T + R.

^ or R. ^)

2.

species of fish

Hamilton),
the nomin. sing, of

;J

(m. from

s.

sweepings.

The

(n.)

s.

impervious, unpassable.

a difficulty, danger.

difficulties.

Also

Rox.^).

^T^pi

(/.)

A strait,

(m. ?)

*ft!?|! a.

to, joined, contiguous.

^^pWJ

crowded,

contracted,

471.

mixed caste

see

Dust,

SUP.

(Raia Sancur,

Mixed, compound

a.

1.

of mixed

blood or origin.

p. 44.

or

(m.)

s.

companion, a

^1

friend.

(.) Friendship, intimacy.

A plant
(/.)

rum pictum,

Wilkins' Gr.

*}<M^ V

% 980.

female friend or com-

from

(/.

panion.

3T$$I

^T**^^^

s.

(m. from

TpU +^t^")

ing, drawing.

Friendship,

3.

companionship.

An

(w.)

R.A.S.
(n.

s.

^T^Root,

i.

(^^ffe) To

dition.

Ts1^3l

^T^

(corrupt, of

s.

Baladeva

epithet of

^t^fe)

cart.

see Trans.

+ R.^^) A

from^T

mixing:,

uniting, or arranging, a junction, a collection,

Also written

cover.

Attract-

Ploughing, making furrows.

2.

(n.

s.

1.

576.

i.

a blending

:3

5T + R. <P|)

from^J^rf^l+IT Wilkins' Gr. 979)

Friendship.

(In che-

Carey.

affinity(?).

(m. from

s.

p. 45.

(^T^ + ^rf)

s.

Compound

mistry)

Mohun P.

JRox.")

(Hedysa-

^T^f^ra

(in arithmetic)

summation, or ad-

Colebr. Alg. p. 5.
a.

(mfn. from

;r

T + R.

Heaped

The name of an

(m.')

s.

ancient sovereign

together, piled up, joined, united, mixed, ar-

of Ayodhya.

^^a.

ranged, added together,

(mfn.

;3?

+ st)

Pregnant,

brother of the whole blood

T$c

:j

a.

lities

(mfn.

(m.)

s.

also ^ITf^J)

2.

(m.\

Summation, addition.

^T<pf^3l
sum

^ + ^1) Possessed of (good) qua-

s.

(/. from

Colebr. Alg. p. 5.

^ + R.

The

s.

(m.

^+ Cotter) A kinsman, a gentile.

(f. irregular derivative from

^T^,

with

T prefixed

to it)

An

R.

^T^,

See Colebr. Alg.

tical progression).

T<p#fc^

eating to-

gether.

a.

v.

(^T^lft) To

kill, to hurt.

(^T + ^T*T) Impervious, impassable.

(mfn. from

TT + R.

Narrow,

all

s.

(n.^f^T^i +

^<p^l

s.

^) The sum

(m. from

p. 51.

^ + R. |pt)

idea, will, volition, desire,

nation.

See

Manu

n. 3.

2.

solemn vow to perform a

1-

contrivance.

3.

to be real.

4.

ritual

especially a declaration which

A thought,

mental determi-

The assuming a doubtful thing

p. 51.

the terms (of an arithmetical progression).

See Colebr. Alg.

an

Root,
a.

of

first

or addition of arithmeticals (in an arithme-

;3

Isffi

(w.) 1. Arithmetic.

or attributes.

^^tTTT s.

for

s.

is

observance

repeated by a

^rt$

2559

2560

that burns herself with her deceased hus-

widow

See As. Res.

band.

^T^^fcSl

(mfn.

a.

206.

iv.

^p*^ + v5)

Produced from

Manu

(mfn. from ^f + R.

a.

ceived, imagined, thought, contrived, intended,

Manu

determined.

T^ J3

:y

Change-

able, unsteady, doubtful, fickle.

^t^t^j
<p

from^ + R.

+vill<P^l ci) (In chemistry) The attraction

T$t*l

^ + R.

(mfn. from

a.

Similar,

^T^fa.

1.

by signs or

;rTC^tl> s.

(m. from

T +R. 3H>J

wardness, diffidence.

^t^tS^

2.

(mfn. from

a.

contracted,

small.

limited,

4.

station.

2.

(wm.)

Spread, diffused.
5

^ + R.

(mfn. from

a.

Extolling,

^r!!^

from

TT + R.

celebrating, or extolling

^3

praising,

^^ft^ a. (mfn. from ^ + R.<FF ) Contracted,

up

shrivelled

a flower)

unblown (as

closed, unopened,

backward,

(n.) Saffron.

^) Con-

TT + R.
:

also

+ R.

3fl;)

1.

Progress

diffident.

a proceeding from station

bridge or other means

TT + R. 3^)

1.

going

especially said of the transition

of the sun from one sign of the zodiac to the

next.

honour, glory.

from

(n.

s.

or proceeding
(n.

s.

up ; contraction back-

Also

of passage.

celebrating, praising.

^^tS7?

shutting,

caste.
to

^^tfe

^ + R. ZJ 55 ^) An epithet

(m. from

s.

a going or travelling

Narrow,

1.

(-ft>\mfn.).

m. from ~T
3.

hints.

Mixed,

Of a mixed

confused, impure, unclean. 2.

ap-

of Indra.

^ + R. 3h

from

(ik/.

An

ad. (from ^TC<p\3 ) Indirectly, by allu-

TT^'K*i

resembling.

like,

^T^3

tracting, shrivelling up, closing

Carey.

(?).

^H)

pointed place, the place of an assignation.

contracting, or shrivelling

s.

of composition

*TC^3 +

(n.

sion or inuendo,

from ^ + R.

(mfn.

a.

n. 5.

Gesture,

a sign, a hint, an allusion, an

s.

Con-

T+R. (3?^)

:3

assignment.

Hi 3.

f\)

from

(m.

s.

gesticulation

self-determined will or desire.

^T<pf^f3

^1^3

Concurrence

2.

the general designa-

tion of a certain class of problems in algebra.

See Colebr. Alg.

^T^W

p. 26, 324.

(mfn. from

a.

^ + R.

Passed,

proceeded from one station to the next.

3T<p^T

+ R. ^fjj

(mfn. from

a.

mixed, in disorder.

1.

2. Full, filled,

Confused,
s.

(n.) In-

passage

consistent and contradictory speeches.

;5

T^f3

s.

(f.

TT + R. ^) A

from

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

^T|!FW

(f. from

s.

*T + R.

ZFI

Procession,

said especially of the passage of the

sun into a new sign of the zodiac.

species of

As. Res.

x.

473.

^TC^T

(n.

s.

from

^ + R. f^l)The

suffer-

ing of pain.

Root,
vite.

2.

x.

To counsel

appoint a time.

compound
^T

or advise.

To
3.

call or in-

To

^T^r
fix

(This seems rather to be a

verb, derived from the R. (<F3^ with

prefixed to

it.)

(m.

from *T

or

+ R. fe)

Ruin, de-

struction.

^Tffe^

a.

(mfn. from

TT + R. fW\) Com-

pressed, condensed, abridged.'

2561

^TlC^i

s. (to.

from

2562

^ + R.

An

an abridgment, a short

viation,

*P|tf3P^

(mfn. from

a.

countered, associated, united, collected, mixed.

abbre-

2. Apposite, appropriate, proper, applicable.

treatise.

*T+R.

Abbre-

*T*nf3

an association

viating, abridging, reducing to a small compass.

^TfGaPM

from *F

(n.

s.

3T + R.

union, mixture.

appropriateness

lity,

+ R. f^l)

(/. from

s.

1.

A meeting,

2.

Applicabi-

opportunity.

Know-

3.

Brevity,
ledge,

Income, means, property,

(Beng,)

4.

abbreviation.

substance.

^^bfft^T a.

(mfn. from

^ + R.

Fit

SflpPt^

(-$

s.

blemish resulting

to.

who

laconic speaker, one

expresses

much

fffijl

from

(to.

s.

^T + R.

(m. from

s.

Agitation,

disturbance, an upsetting.

^F^

from *T + R.

(n.

s.

T^R"s.

Composed of a

a (jnfn. from
.

number

certain

^rf^l?^

a.

used in comp.

(n.)

e. g.

agreement

num-

from

s.

sum

from ^T + R.

a muster.

2.

^1.)

1.

A calculation,

number,

an account.

3. Deliberation, reasoning.

3T^]7t3

lustful, libidinous, s.

+ R. W\) Num-

(mfn. from

a.

rus,

s. (ra.)

from

(n.

ing or counting

^T?U7TTt=T

a.

^ + U. ^1 ) A

number-

a reckoning or calculating.

(-^

Intelligent, wise.

*.

mfn.

(to.)

Also

(t/n.

from ^T

*.

music and

^ftlV:

Cp-

+ R. ^71)

Proper
;

cal-

g.

(to.

from R.

concurrence,

^or^>|)

^?a.

encountering.

fondness, propensity,

colleague, a companion.

^%5a.

(mfn. from

2.

desire.

3.

Meeting,

joined.

Attachment,

*t\<&&

1.

(Beng.)

Mohun P.

^ + R.

ffiQ

1.

p. 157.

Met, en-

Knowledge.

+ ^1)

Connected

studious, desirous

of,

Sung

p. 104.

in

cho-

exhibition of song, dancing,

2.

The

see As. Res. in. 58.

(/.).

7T + R.trl) 1. The art

dancing.
2. A species of metre

ofin

As. Pes. x. 465.

i^&O A b ayonet.

(mfn.

^ + R.

from

*J)

Promised,

agreed.

fromT + R.

(to/m.

concealed.

^%

battle.

Promise, assent,

from

(/.

Also

culable, numerable.

War,

An ally. Mohun P.

Brahman.

numbered, counted, or calculated

to be

The

*tfffc3fWl

*$ftl. a.

^rSC^HTa.

1.

TT + R.t 51)

Sanskrit prosody.

^^1+3^)

learned

1.

3.

music and dancing

^ffiftfij
s.

encoun-

and music, as a public entertainment.

bered, counted, calculated.

ST^ljfr

^ ?)

4.

(-ftp^TO/n.

art of

(mfn. from ^T

a.

a bargain.

+^1^^.

thousand,

s . (f.

TT + R.

with, attached to, fond

3T$ft3

^T^Jt)

from

(to.

Calamity, misfortune.

Tftfl a

(mfn.) Being a thousand in

ber, consisting of a thousand,

An

1.

battle.
2.

^TS^T^

5t^)

2. Fitness, appropriateness.
:r

^J\) War,

T + R.

a meeting, association, union, copulation.

ter,

T$t5$H

from the society which a

person has kept.

few

in

words.
:3

or

fault

to be abridged or abbreviated.

a.

2.

Heaped

(mfn.

up, piled up.

from^+R.

}.

Hidden,

3, United,

Collected,

gathered, comprised.

^JTt^ ad. (from

ciety with, in

^^f)

With, along with,

company.

in so-

2564

2563

^n^TH^T

from*T + R.$ t i) Conceal-

(n.

s.

^f^Tto

ment.

3/0 h A collec-

(m. from

s.

tion, a heap, a multitude.

^TtffPFftff

(mfn. from

a.

2.

The composition

of words, the forming of compound

T T + R.

terms.

Fit to

be hidden or concealed. Also "^T^^CH")

mfn -)'

*t&(^3

(^T+l>f^3)

a.

Startled.

Tarachand

Ch.
(m. from ^T

s.

seizing.

+ R. |T

Clenching the

2.

a short compilation

A taking or
A collection,

1.

3.

fist.

^JO<i(>< a

an abridgement.

(mfn,

gether, universal,

^T^OtlTa.

(mfn. from *T

be gathered or collected.

+ R. Sfej

Also

and

^TO^a.
things
;3

make war.

(*tffttrf3) To

x.

fight,

may

T^1

(mfn.

^+ 0^)

ZF^

(corrupt, of

a.

which

y&\K

Connected with moving

^CD)

True, right.

*rfU

(from ^TFl) Truth.

s.

or

(/.) see *ffij

s.

(m.)

with ^T

universe.

moving, locomotive.

possibly be an anomalous derivative

from the Root

The

(n.)

to

(This seems rather a nominal verb,

derived from the substantive

again

s.

Connected with

creatures, entire, alto-

Fit to

STSfte? (mfn.).

Root,

^ + f>^")

moving and motionless

1.

prefixed.)

A friend,

and *0>t

an associate.

The

2.

minister or counsellor of a king.

s.

(m.) War, battle.

s.

(m.

^153^

from^ + R. }T) L A

hold of or seizing.

The

See R.

Clenching the

2.

laying
3.

fist.

gripe of a shield.

(m. from ^T

+ R.

collector,

a compiler.

^T+CFOTi)

Sensible,

animate, feeling, thinking, vigilant.

^(.O^ a.

(mfn, from

making

TSft5^ s.

(mfn. from

a.

TT+ (Ftfl)

Zealous, active,

efforts or exertions.

^TS^TT

(mfn.

a.

+ Ff^T)

Acting

vir-

tuously.

^Tl^I

^ + R.

(m. from

s.

t*^l)

collection,

a heap, a quantity, a flock, a multitude.

^Tfbb kH*<

who
(n.

with,

from ^T

+ R. ^T^) A

meeting

an encountering, union, mixture, close

contact

an occurrence

Also^^ltTl

n^r&3

a.

assent,

agreement.

^ + R.

(mfn. from

Met

(from

s.

^ + R.

1.

rence, a conflux, a meeting.

3Tcir<J>J
procuress.

^JT^^

s.

(from ^T + R.

concur-

pimp.

irl) A

^r^ + f^^ + ^Tt^) He

the centre and source of being, intellect,

the Deity
14,

edit.)

(f

^ffefl.

epithet of

see Batris Singhasan, p. 122, line

London
s*

(An

(from

+ CF#I)

Virtuous

^+f^H?)

effort.

Guilty, faulty,

criminal.

T T>?H

a.

(mfn.

^T^ + ^fH) Of

a virtuous

disposition, benevolent, generous, liberal.

bawd, a

(/.) or

(n.)

3l

Benevolence, virtuous dispo-

sition.

Also

(m. from ^T +

grinding, trituration.
valry.

2.

(m.

and happiness. Tarachand Ch.

*TCB>$1

(/.).

with, encountered, fallen in with, mixed, joined.

^Tl^rl

is

s.

R.^)

2.

1.

Rubbing,

Envy, emulation,

^W^N

a.

(mfn. from ^T +

^^T)

muddy.
ri-

a.

(mfn. ^T + ^IFT) Watery, wet.

Clayey,

2566

2565

(p.

Punishment, retribution,

reta-

(from

a.

^ + R. 3ft }) Wakeful,
5

vigilant,

awake.

^H3\S1 (-S m.

Of

same kind.

the

same

class

(n.

s.

from^f + R. f^) The

(^Rft^T + ^H)

A
Tf3*f1

Similar

+ R. f^)

(mfn. from

s.

( ftn^

a.

porcupine.

Mohan P.

Proper

plant (Hyperanthera Morunga).

s.

into a

revive.

3.

^^L) A companion,

(mfn.

an asso-

from^ + R.

(m.

s.

new

^U5ll^a.
Root,

C^ + P-jjj)

-C3)

See R.

R.^T^ for^)

{mfn. from

4.

The access of a

disease,

^ + R.

{mfn. from

a.

Commu-

spreading by communication
s.

(as a

fellow-traveller, a

guide.

I.

an opening.

2. Access, a gate,

disease), contagious,

(^^Fjfa,

i.

Motion,

1.

contagion.

nicating,

Strong, able.

sign.

15^)

the entrance of the sun

Communication.

$&SG$

ciate.

A trembling

or shaking.

*flFft

p. 45.

from^ + R.

(n.

s.

Living, alive.

To

Gather-

mfn.

movement, progress

a.

collecting,

ing, collecting, accumulating, saving.

Carey.

particles of matter.

?M

collector.

to be gathered, collected, or saved.

*t^rkft^M

^4^

^) A

gathering, or saving of things.

^TFfjTr

Also

{mfn.).

s.

ST^TFT

or caste, of the

v. a.

quantity.

liation.

3^3"^

a hoard, a crowd,

a heap,

accumulation,

Armed,

*r#W

from ^T + R.

{n.

s.

F)

The commu-

nicating of a thing, especially of a disease.

accoutred

clothed,

covered.

ornamented, decorated.

3.

2.

Prepared,

(from ^T*-i

+ v3I)

T^FT

a.

{mfn.

well born.
1.

(m.)

T^ + OT")

Of good

family,

good, respectable,

2. Virtuous,

virtuous

1.

man.

2.

A guard,

s.

a sentry,

3T^tf^3

(/. from

R.

vJr

^)

Ornamenting or ca-

s . (/.

from R.
2.

^1

for

^1

Mail, armour.

s.

^^TT

a. (m/ra.

:j

T + ^")

(corrupt, of
s.

(m. from

^iRb)

{mfn. from
to

come

T^Wt

a.

^ 4-the

together,

of R.

caus.

made to meet
;

begun,

moved.

(-f^K

^ + R.

mfn. from

Moving, going, unsteady,

Dress, de-

Sf^WT

3. Furniture, ap-

fickle.

2.

Acting

s.

(from

^ + R.

agitation, a trembling

^) Movement,

particularly the motion

of a dance.

Feverish.

3ff^3a.

A joint.

TT + R. f^) A

5^) A female

upon, influencing.
1.

paratus, equipage, harness, &c.

^^1<

a.

*T + R.

(/. from

a go-between, a procuress.

brought into contact, communicated

1.

parisoning an elephant.

coration.

t>^) Caused

"

^TTl

s.

frequented

a picket.
s.

^r#tffel
messenger

Springing from truth or virtue.

{mfn. from

^ + R.

fU)

Collected,

gathered, heaped up, accumulated, saved.

collection,

an

TtfPOT a.
8 A 2

{mfn. from

^ + R.

fi>) Fit to-be

TO

2567
collected, gathered,

or

2568

^T3^1

Also

saved.

(from^T) Long and narrow, oblong

a.

perpendicular.

(mfn.).

^tTpTs.

from^ + R. ^TT) A

(n.

or concealing.

^ Root,
^T^t^s.

See R.

(p. t_->Lsdj)

covering

Practice

memory
thing when
to

the committing of a theme

a being able to read or recognise a

it is

Carey.

seen.

A border

^|3w)

(from

a.

round a garment.

musty>

Putrid, rotten,

tainted.

^^T.<1

*, (.

+ R.

from

1.

cluster

also

(.) 2.

The name

*Tf3S3) To

of

(caus.

a.

v.

of four houses

cause to

macerate.

rot, to

of a particular division of the infernal regions.

Manu
;5

iv. 89.

T3|\k<E

>

a> (

myw- from

named, called

Having a name,

used in

to

comp.

(from R. 3Ttr

v. n.

become

Also

muktavali.

^Tt^T*.

^H^35

s.

(n.

T^S\
token

(f. from

s.

^ + R.

561.

4.

(mfn.

a.

(m. for *t3)

*R3fr a.

R. A.

S.

i.

the pres. part. a. R.

2. True.

existent.

W%*&\ + ^3) Named,

s.

(n.)

Supreme Being.

An

See As.

404.

viii.

a.

Heat, a burning,

Sans.

(mfn.

constant,

Being, existing,

Knock-kneed.

T3\?

(m. from ^T

1.

Good, virtuous, excel-

3.

lent, best, venerable, respectable,

called,

;3

s-

^PX,)

epithet applied to the

from^ + ^lIrT?)

Alighting from

^T^-> a. (nom. sing. m.

The mind.

Also

Wk&&-

^ + R. vft)

a flight, perching.

Res.
{mfn.

(mfn. from

eunuch.

name, a

termed, designated.
a.

putrefy, to rot,

Knowledge, the becoming aware of

3.

any thing.

W$pM

2.

Trans.

See

designation, a term.

LA sign,

\5sl )

gesture, gesticulation.

To

fo**ft*ftf) Packthread.

(mfn.).
:s

?)

tainted.

e. g.

commentary

named Manwart'ha

^fSUS

Also

canoe.

from R. v3%?) Continual,

incessant,

lasting,

( \3)

Incessantly,

perpetual.

arf.

perpetually.

See

a scorching.

(mn.) The matted hair of an ascetic.

s.

3TC>1 (/.)

^rtt

s.

See

Also

Wsl^l

a.

(m/n.

Tf 3^3 + 7I)

Moving

cessantly, perpetually in motion,

See *tt

(/.)

or going in-

s.

(m.) The

wind.

<

;j

+ Tat^ )

T^' t^ a. (mfn. from

Accompanied

^i\53^T4

(^\i\3

s.

+ ^<) A

by a commentary.

IsPjtfti
u. o.

plete. 2.

fsj^
road.

s.

x.

See

^3^1.

To run away.
s.

frJ Root,

(/.)

perpetual fever.

(^TUSTTfe)

To leave

1.

unfinished.

(h. ijJjL)

To finish, to com3. To go, to move.

way, a path, a narrow

m>W$$P$L

3T3RI|

Seventeen.

(from
(

which

a chess-board.

(from

from^^^f )

MohunJP.
vJr

1sS<

Chess,

p. 141.

The seventeenth.

mil

2569
;5
^J^Rf a. (m/. T + \i <)

Investigating, enquiring,

31

reasoning, acute, attentive, sagacious.

(y.) or

(ra.)

^33^

Acuteness, sagacity, attentive-

(from^t^") The seventeenth day

month. Mohun P. p. 138.

of a

s.

*T*^2^

ness.

+ 3 5 T)

Having a bottom, with

s.

the bottom.

5.

*5$5 s.

cotemporary wife, a

destruction.

R.

fR,

for

^% + fS)

End,

1.

&c.

m^WU.

see

Gift, giving.

2.

benevolent action

*rfpf

(corrupt, of ^Pl^T.)

s.

from

(to.

s.

worship

^ VfZFTTl

rival wife.
tality,

(/. from

a co-

rival wife,

ment

worship

(-*6^ .

or virtuous action

^T3l

*T^ + R. 33jj An

from

(to.

s.

quent person.
a. (m/ra.

2570

+ <f 5^7T

obsequies

good

hospi-

+ R.

<|)

kind or

careful

treat-

Incumbent

acts ot

hospitality,

elo-

obsequies, &c.

temporary wife, one of many wives of the same

husband.
kindness or benevolence

^sj [

(femin. of

s.

cially

^T^) A

virtuous wife, espe-

one that burns herself with her husband's

\?1

corpse, a suttee.

(/.) or

chastity or fidelity evinced

^ (n.)

pious obligations, re-

ligious duties.

^^^3

Female

^^ + ^3)

(mfn.

a.

spect or kindness

by ascending the

Treated with re-

revered, saluted, welcomed,

hospitably received, worshipped, adored.

funeral-pile with the husband.

^v/j/l

s. (to.)

Peas, or a particular kind of pulse.

^fZFTll
Also

s.

(/.

from

(mi).

virtuous action.

^f^JST s.

^Kfl+ j!r) The

,I

(to.

son of a virtuous

+ R.^)

Kind or

2.

ment, hospitable reception.

woman.

(mfn.

bathing-places,

*Ef$?

s.

Possessing sacred

(to.)

fellow-student

also

(to.).

(to.

s.

^STfl.

^S^

^H)

Wind,

air.

(corrupt, of

s.

^TTW.

^T +

3^ + 331)

(mfn.

^^ + 31)

(/.

1.

2.

(to.),

and Tfcft 5

gunas or inherent natural

(mfn. from

(to.).

^ + ^1) Thirsty, greedy,

s.

(n.

^^-, + 3")

Goodness,

4.

Wealth.
s.

(from^* LsSOl^)

Solemn obse-

3.

(mra.)

An

^3 + ^!)

brilliant, luxuriant, vigorous, strong, energetic,

dignified.

(from

p. 126.

;3

T5frT*f

:;

^)

one

of the three

qualities

Seventeen.

Mohun

s.

(n.

from R.

1 indecl.

see Tl

Essence, substance.
animal, a being.

The inherent natural

Shining, splendid,

See T^

quality of goodness.

Good-

2.

Being, existence, entity.

35.

i.

5.

(to.

1.

excellence

Trans. R.A.S.

avaricious, rapacious.

P.

3.

Also^Vi (to.), WSffi (/.), WftN^

a.

respectful treat-

Existence.

sort.

^TI^C

good or

Best, excellent.

See

ness, excellence.

^3

a.

*tdts5) Seventy.

in general, or a particular

a.

1.

virtue.

quies.

a.

^t^T

Doing good

and

^3

^P^for $Jj^. jj) A

sacrifice.

Sans. "With, together with.

.to.)

liberal housekeeper,

one

2572

2571
constantly performing sacrifices and distributing

STQTSp

alms.

2.

good road or

(m.

^fiaTW'

speaking the truth,

cere, honest,

2.

True, real.

1.

4.

s.

The

(.)

first

1.

Verily, truly, assuredly

promise, to aver

v.

a.

To

tion

(m. from

of a bargain

TCD) The

^CUPfrl

trade.

iv. 6.

ratification of

(/.).

See^fvJ-

generous

*1^|<

believe,

a.

(mfn.
ad.

ditious,

(/.) or

T+^") Quick, swift, expe ^1

Sans. ( ^) Quickly.
;3

^ (n.)

Tf^TfOTfsf s<

to admit a thing as true.

^HU^H's.

Manu

householder.

swear, to

To

v. a.

;J

from

Commerce,

indecl. Sans. Together, with.

a particle of assevera-

(Beng.}

of the

(0))

ad.

Veracious

3.

four yugas or ages of the world, the golden

age, comprising 1,728,000 years,

(n.

s.

s.(n.)

Sin-

2.

solemn asseveration, an oath.

A demonstrated conclusion.

^Q) + 3I^3)

(n.

bargain: also

stepmother.

(mfn. from

tion.

s.

*|Q)$'U

See

(f.)

Truth and falsehood).

(Lit.

vir-

tuous man.

^TO+^T^I)

(mfn. from

s.

^CDl^sJ
good or

Truth.

a.

of the four

first

faithful to (his) promise.

^+W?^)Asin.

cere adviser or counsellor.

a.

^TQPT^

good course of life, virtuous conduct.

^PCtiffe.

^TQ)

See ^TCS

ages of the world.

1.

way.

*TC0+T|TI) The

(n.

s.

( m>

Swiftness.

+ 3TTTsf)

The

society

Good

nature.

of good or virtuous persons.

^0) + R. ^)

The

ratifica-

earnest-money to bind a

^W^s.
Mohun P.

(m.^ + ^fS)

p. 106.

bargain.
;J

^QJ3l

s.

(/.

Veracity, truth.

T&T Root,

i.

See R.
Faithful

(.^if?,

Wilkins' Gr. 179).

See^T^T.

to (his) promise.

fTC*S ad.

^T&rT

mise, an asseveration.

*tOMI>lS

m.

s.

^G)

a Rishi.
a.

(-f%\

mfn.

Speaking the truth; true

Also

cious.

(corrupt, of

lJr

s.

(n.

from R.

^T^,

saint,

^T^TT

a.

(mfn. from ^T +

*i K<[^
2.

speaking the truth.

lities

who

is

Merciful,

com-

+ 3lft\)

to (his) words, vera-

TGHt^

(*T5) +

Wl)

passionate, commiserating, kind, favourable.

s.

(a.

jdS)

1.

Exaltation, preeminence.

Government; the seat of the government.

The right side of cloth, or

worn outwards. 4. The breast,
3.

s.

for

residence, a house.

^QJ< \%a. (4^S mfn.^W 4-3"V) Veracious,

^0^3"

t^2\j) Constantly, always.

firm pro-

that which

is

a. Chief, su-

preme.
)

A man of heroic qua-

devoted to truth.

^nr^OTTt 5
of justice.

s.

(a.

eJ^jJus) A

chief court

2574

2573

*IH<IH<WI

s.

tifeajsL) The chief

(p.

(m/n. ^TPfi + f^fa) Always happy

civil

or prosperous,

court.

*flH

^T^+W)

(m.

s.

from R. ^T^for ^.\)

(n.

assembly

^PT^

T^lo

also

Carey.

The instruction
or advice of a virtuous person

^TIT^a. (-\mfn. from

Gr. 805) Similar,

Being and not

evil.

*ik*ikiH3.
Of
i.

(mfn.

^f^^'PflP)

existing every

e.

where

1^1 a.
819).
e. g.

though

essentially,
:

^flt^P

Supreme Being.
from

s . (m.

^W'T

An

i.

a by-stander, a spectator.

TTTl

ad. Sans,

TOtj ?)

(from

Always, ever,

Wilkins' Gr.
:

a.

(mfn.) q.

2. Fit, right,

v.

(mfn.

^+C^\)

1.

Relating to the

same country, sprung from the same country.

assistant at a

a supervisor of a ceremonial observance

sacrifice,

^%

\31 (/.) or ^ (n.) Similarity, likeness.

proper.

11, 14.

Similar, alike.

Resembling, similar, alike used incomp.

viAM<^l^l

an epithet ap-

Manu

resource.

like, alike.

(mfn. from ^T + R.

a.

plied to the

^ + "^ See Wilkins'

^T^J

(mfn. from

a.

a nature to be existent and non-existent,

not obvious to our perception

good advice.

Good

being, real and unreal, true and untrue, good

and

epithet of Siva.

A meeting, an

(/)

^T^+^PT^)

(mfn.

a.

An

The substance of an

argument ; an object of endeavour.

s.

(m.)

s.

2.

Near, proximate.

^CPTfa

(mfn.

a.

^T+CTtfa)

s.

(m.

^TlT^

s.

(^T^ + ^F) A

Faulty, guilty.

+ 51^) A

good smell.

preceptor in virtue.

constantly.

Wlo
+\

*\%&\
s.

See

(/.)

*TTF^.

(^TTl + ^t^) Always,

ad.

(-^

s.

m.

*T^+3^)

An

orator,

an

eloquent man.
con-

3T^3f3l

s.

^rfWl

s.

(f *Tf>^+v3l)

Eloquence.

Also

stantly.

^ft^s.
*ikl!>U

(m.

TTll+^tft)

Air, wind.

(m.^-l-SltFte)

s.

morial observance of

virtuous

sanctioned by immemorial usage.

18.

Good

2.

1.

The imme-

men, customs

Manu

n. 12,

^foWj^l

TWt 3'T
;

conduct.

{mfn.

a.

^Wl+OT)

Continual, inces-

*t^3

t.

well.
a.

(mfn.

^1

s.

(/.

Salutary know-

^S + pLWMl)

(^+^fl)

a.

sant, everlasting.

*tnh^

^rV+.f^rl)

Proper

discernment, good sense, discretion.

*t\fe
:j

(/.

ledge, holy knowledge.

Good

(. ^T^ + ^J)

s.

5.

Virtuous, behaving

(w.)

Prudent conduct.

Manu

(.

^T^+^fa)

Reality, actual

+ ^1*1*^) Constantly

happy, always joyful.

understanding.

1.

ii.

239.

existence, the being alive or in existence.

^T^^Tl

s.

(/.

from^Tl + ^flj) The Kara-

toya, a small river in the north of Bengal.

a.

TtftTT

s.

(m. SJTttTT)

A special

(-t^PT

mfn.

^Tgfa + S/T) Good-

natured, kind, courteous.

gift.

Good
sation.

2.

Kindness, goodness, courtesy.

conver-

W% (-^\
s.

n.

from R.

house, a residence.

for

^TT+XpT

2516
"*1

Wo

( ^) Instantly, immediately,
Manu iv. 172. v. 78.

ad. Sans.

now.

directly, just

^TOH^rte

born, recent, fresh,

*T<to" a.

tfl&A

1.

^r +

(/. from

whose husband
a

s.

,/.

^TT*T

lar,

(/.)

and the same as

kins-

^ Ptv3

for

Sput-

(.).

$t*6)
Simi-

2.

v^

Also ^T<l

41.

x.

*rprc$3

Also

tered speech.

*t^

from^ + f^+R.^)

(n.

s.

^Fftv5

a.

(m>. ^T + '^tO) Near,

^.i "F
Lamm
^T^3 (mfn. 7\ + ^\i from R.
I,

Manu

s.

request, a respectful solicitation

om\(f.).^

^rlTt^

*T +

s. (*/".)

woman

married

Liable to perform the same duties.

analogous.

212,

ix.

especially one authorized to

relation,

offer the funeral-cake,

a\ S

^)

is living.

man, a

calf.

^T + ^T) Wealthy, opuledi?^^

(jra/ra.

s.

^3) New-

from

a. (tnfn.

Manu

ther or sister).

proximate.

raoii .t) .a

l-t-

f.

a.

perpetual, lasting, eternal,

cr^r*'

3^) Continual,

ad. Sans.

(^3)

Lastingly, continually.

^Wft

s.

(/.

from

^+^5)

mar

wife

ried according to the legal forms.

^ig^<

j.

'T^f^

(/.

5.

*FT

s.

(a. fcej

LA year.

2.

(for

Hort. Ben.

(Crotolaria juncea).

,r

t l)

a.

SPT^ttU

(tn.

s.

*FT^ + ^Tte)

of one of the four sons of

^3"^*.

The name

Brahma, and

eldest

magistrate

1.

signature

2.

s.

3. Relation, connexion.

ad. (from a. <u-)

T^IrT

5.

(n.

Year by

year, an-

liiwbjuw bio taitel Iflnir^rfl'to oonooaalfioo to

T^Tl indecl. Sans. Always, ever, continually. Also

s.

Pain,

+ sH)

Everlasting, per-

(m.

a.

(mfn.

^T+T^)

a.

(m/n.

Having a protector or

^T+Ttfe)

river.

TJTjf^J^'^

Uterine (as a bro-

+ R. ^1)

Care, attention.

Progeny,

1.

offspring, lineage, descent.

2,

Ex-

(in.

from

^ + R. 3\)
.fl.f.f*

WM

a.

mcA

1.

Heat.

2.

grief, solici-

+ ^s?)

1.

w^jw
Heated,

inflamed. 2. Pained, vexed, distressed, afflicted.

*.

tion.

(/. R.

^for^+fo)

1.

Destruc-

2. Gift, oblation.

a.

^Fftf^

from^P + R. ^>\)

<b9iT(w

Tl%

petual, continual, incessant.

^ll^l

Great ot uni-

affliction, vexation, distress,

Wtf*fa
(mfn. ^PTl

Heated,

tent, expansion.

^TSTI

a.

1.

vexed, wretched.

7! + 3*^1)

from

nually.

*1lkii

Extent,

afflicted,

swimming through a

posterity,

^FT^FTt^

3.

the seal of a

a deed, a grant, an order.

prop, a support.

line.

?^ moil \s) . VWu*'

rl^t.fc
TT + R. ^) A crossing over,

^^\
the

(a. ,x*S)

s.

from

(n.

descent,

versal darkness.
'h*\A iipa
s. (n. from

of the progenitors of mankind.

^TT^

Pained,

2.

T^

Posterity,

1.

race,

^ + R. 3^)

(mfn. from

p. 54.

Always, ever, continually.

indecl. Sans.

continuous

plant
burnt.

^T^

2.

width, expansioi^T) lf{-^

continual fever.

from^ + R. 3^)

daughter.

Accompanying, going with.

^) A

progeny, lineage,

offspring,

(3T^3 +

(?/.

from

pleased, gratified.

^ + R.

^)

Delighted,

2578

2577

^f*fc

(/. from

5.

*T + R.

( f<l*i v

^)

+ R.

Gratify-

1^1

Also

pleasing.

satisfactory,

ing,

(mfn. from

a.

(from

s.

^ + R. ^)

^ + R. V\)

Proper

+ R. T^J

(m. from

1.

2. String-

(m- from

s-

(^+*jf|)
from

"fef

Danger, un-

s.

OTW+.^^T.)

(n.

The

re-

picion.

(-ft\m>. ^TC^ + SXj

a.

Dan-

lous.

Tt^S;

(m. from 3T

s.

Poetical arrange-

^FEffa

^-fR.

+ R.

An

"PjT )

^P + R. H)

assem-

Flight, retreat.

from^P + R. Hi)

(/.

tion.

The

(m. from

s.

s.

{n.

^-fR.

certainty, doubt, suspicion.

ment.
s.

mes-

blage, a multitude.

ing, collecting, arranging.

s.

")

gerous, uncertain, suspicious, doubtful, scrupu-

The weaving

or stringing of flowers into a garland.

Spi^jftf

.WW*

Wr^.

Pincers.

<r
s.

3^*1 + R.

moving of a doubt, the clearing away of a sus-

to be gratified or pleased, placable.

3T^*1

(m. from

s.

'W&SMSjfi

mfn.).

*TC3lTf|lI

*TPt#ft3i

senger, an envoy, an ambassador.

(mfn. from ^T

a.

Delight, plea-

Also

sure, gratification.

l^<$

Union, junc-

1.

Agreement, promise.

2.

Condition,

3.

act of
state.

seeing.

from

(n.

s.

T + R.

A rope,

0*1)

tion
(for tying cattle).

*TKl.Pl\5

(mfn.

a.

(m. from

s.

^^^+^3) Bound,
^ +R. TJ)

(m/n. from

a.

tied.

Flight, retreat.

^ + R. f^)

^ + R.

Hi)

5.

a mixing or joining.

2.

supporting or sustaining.

An

(m/n.

son

^f^+f^5)

a secret.

s.

Hf3

(mfn.) and

^fP^^Tlo

(-^

+ ^3I^)
meaning or

interpretation.

2.

1.

mfn.).

doubtful

A disputed

debt,

(-ft^ MJ&

Hi)

^f^3a.

(mfn.
s.

fire

*Kr%*\

s.

(n.

from^ + R.
from

+ R.

The lighting

or candle.

(m.

from^ + R.

"fejj News,

infor-

^ + R.

from

Hi

tigating.

*iRb

*.

(m. from

A joint,

2.

+ R.

Hi)

1.

Junction, union.

a juncture, a connecting link.

the

4.

of the following one.

initial

breach, a mine, an aperture

stop or pause

*lRK^

s.

^ftStf^l
-HfiHl
8

s.

3.

The junction
5.

word with

made by

hole,

thieves.

articulation.

(3TRF + P. jf) A

lanceolaria).

Com-

secret.

Joining, combining, searching, guessing, inves-

6.

mation, a report.

munication of intelligence.

Distillation.

or coalescence of the final letter of a

(Tt1) Tied, bound.

Search,

knowing a

Peace, a treaty, an alliance.

&c.

of a

^ + R.

(Beng.) Aiming, guessing

Suspi-

Also^lPk^-

6.

7. Distillation.

from

(/.

*ffpftft a.
cious, doubtful in mind, sceptical.

A boundary. 3.
A recovering.

4.

aim, a guess, a discovery.

Doubted,
a.

a.

Union, junc-

1.

enquiry, information about a lost thing or per-

suspected, questioned, uncertain, doubtful.

^f^f^3

from

(n.

s.

a cord

Hort. Ben.

flower (Laurus

p. 30.

s.

(*Tf^ + Sff^l) A

(/.

from *T + R.HI)

synovial gland.

A cow with calf.

^C^XT

Proper to be

Jtl)

^Tf^$ a. (mfn. from

near,

at.

fPplpFf

(w.?

s.

(In grammar)

^ + R. <1)

tween two things.

2.

The

3.

Any

See Trans. R.A.S. n. 37.

twilight (both of

period of time

next, &c.

4.

in the

ad. Sans, (locat. case

the period between the

religious

ceremony

to

be per-

morning, mid-day, and evening.

In the vicinity or presence

l<fl (locat. case of

The

Twilight.

i.

twilight

s.

(m.

Wi + ^t*T)

2.
to.

Manu i=

period at the end of each yuga.

Wt^R

69.

The time of

>w l<>H

(mfn. from

a.

Also 3^

*rf^lt3

(m. from

s.

Rej*||r|32|

2.

reli-

3.

Gr.

s.

p.

^11)

M ^ for

Wil-

piyal (Buchanania

commonly

tree

latifolia).

Also

(mfn. from

arrayed.

2.

Murderous,

^-^R. *IT

Armed, accoutred

Arranged,

in mail.

4.

s.

fromSP + fr + R.

(mfn. from

resembling

number, quantity.

2.

IT.)

1.

a.

Multitude,

T^t^

s.

(m. from

+ R. ^T^)

Armour, mail

(either of iron or of thick quilted cotton).

^ft"^

a.

*rf^

s.

(mfn.

^ +"pT+ R. ^)

Ap-

proximation, a drawing near,

attraction.

2.

Nearness, vicinity, proximity

the nearness of

relationship.

Also

^ft^

(n.).

An

1-

open

^ + ft" + R. ^1)

Similar,

C^^T-

e. g.

A cloud, + *Tf^.

3
(mfn. from T + "pT + R. ^1) Near,
:

also applied

to nearness of relationship.
(n.

from

^ + f^ + R.

Abdi-

cation, resignation, renunciation of worldly con-

cerns.

Near, close by.

1.

(m. from

1.

(mfn.) Resembling a cloud, from

Rear, rearguard.
s.

tJ

Wi)

3.

only used in comp.

(m.)

C*ISq; s .

3Tft~fe

+ R.

f^lj

neighbouring.

3.

cruel.

(m. from 3T

state

Intent.

4.

Intent.

proximate, at hand, adjacent, close

^T^H

morbid

An

space for diversion or exercise.

^f^J a.

called

^T^H (m.).
1.

3.

1.

2. Vicinity, nearness.

a.
a.

(m.

s.

Entrance.

419) Sunk, shrunk, diminished.

(m. from

mixture.

Assembled, collected.

^Tftrre*]

%u 69.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

kins'

Near, close by;

2.

gious observance to be practised at sun-rise and

TSf

^+fT + R.

(mfn. from *f + f^ + R.

a.

Entered.

Manu

neighbouring, close

of the three humours of the body.

lating to the time of twilight.

sun-set.

rnfn.

(mfn.).

assemblage.

the evening.

*t^ol<t>HVl

^f^i).

(-f^l

*Tftf*aSl

Also

of, near.

^TnS^IJ Near, proximate,

(.wi+3r*i)

s.

Also ^TfW^1i*T (.), and

^t^(/.).

Reflexion, meditation.

wt*t

adjacent, proxi-

Proximity,

nearness, vicinity.

morning and evening).

yuga and the commencement of the

close of a

formed

The mean be-

1.

+ f^T + R. <^T) Drawn

approached

from

(n.

s.

from

(f.

attracted,

2580

mate, near.

diphthong.
s.

5.

+ R.

(mfn. from

a.

aimed

^Wl

^"ft

2579

T^jg

(mfn. from

a.

^ + "PT + R. 3P1)

Laid

down, deposited, renounced, abdicated, abandoned.

W^s. (m. from *T+f^ + R. $$0

position

a deposit, a stake at play.

2.

1.

De-

Resig-

3$W

2581

2582

abandonment of worldly or temporal

nation,

Retirement

*j

s.

of worldly

Wrf^+v3l)

(f.

all

to offer the funeral

the manes of father, grand-

and great-grandfather, with

father,

Manu

respectively.

from the world and temporal concerns.

Wtf*TC3l

and obligation

right

cake to either or

concerns, abdication, ascetic resignation.

WTO^

by a

(re.

Abdication

their wives

v. 60.

from 3jftt3 + 3Ri) The

investing of a person with the rights of rela-

affairs, retirement.

tionship as connected with offering the funeral

Wt^ft

(-P^'m. *&P1*\+Pl)

s.

Brahman

The

Carey.

cake.

of the fourth order ; a religious men-

dicant, a devotee, an ascetic

abandoned

has

(from

s.

Ambition.

^PftfS

s.

(/.

from

+ Ht^ + ^lt-

Moh un P.

More

p. 107.

*Fjvf^
by a

1.

longing to the same party,

-

^Pf^

T + R.

;5

(m. from

s.

adversary.

^Pi^fl

s.

^4-^)

(/.

Winged.
s.

(m.)
)

An

2.

partisan.

enemy, an

(mn. from

s.

Be-

a cotem-

porary wife, a fellow-wife, one out of two or

^si*^)

series or

sum of

seven.

*ftN?t

(f. from

s.

T^tWtil s.

rival-wife,

Wilkins' Gr.

Seven.

p. 78)

A floor-mat.
(mfn. *T +

drinking to-

son, having a son.

mfn. plur. only

(a.

^Pt^a.

^1)

^T+.^T) Accompanied

(mfn. from

a.

properly
s.

T+R.

gether.

worldly concerns.

all

Jri-ilHl^t^l
f$$^) )

man who

(from

^t^tf^ a
The

^\3<P) A woman's

^T^T + C^t
mfn.

from

Also

forty-seventh.

more wives of the same husband.

!)

girdle.

heptagon,

^^FTlrf^

^3 O^tf^"

^)
*fcjll

(mfn.).

^^T^S

s.

f^+.^fe^

(-Jf.

The

daughter of a cotemporary wife.

V&^fc* (m.

^\+^) A

lp

sacrifice,

an obla-

tion.

The son of

(f. from

s.

cotemporary wife.

step-

^Ffft

Sans, (from

arf.

immediately.

^Ftf^Tte
by a

^Prfll

M*\W

2.

a.

T + Tt^)

:J

1.

Instantly,

(mfn.

a.

^ + *$f^R)

Attended

^ + ^TTT)

fourth, increased

added to

it,

(m.

a.

(mfn. from

s.

3T3"f&*K) The thirty

ft" *t3*r (mfn.).

Also

seventh.

(f.

?T^-t-ft"

Thirty-

a.

(mfn. from

The seven-

teenth.

Augmented by one-

^SVl (-^m/re.^^+T**FT
s.

by one-fourth, with one-fourth

a quarter more.

W^W3)

*K)

seven.

^TT*!

(/.) Worship.

(mfn.

*\tfZ^

Quickly.

retinue or equipage.
s.

^RjsS^a. (m/re.^f^fe + ^IX) The seventieth.

^"ftr OK

mother.

Seventy.

Seventeen.

The seventeenth
day of a month.

kinsman connected

^^TW
8

5.

(T^+^W)

The seven climates

2583

2584

or divisions into which the

Hindus

divide the

world.

Pulastya, Pulaha, Kratu, and Vasisht'ha.

Wilson.

ad. Sans, (from

See 3

^*t<l (5i

^T^I+Hl)

Sevenfold.
.211.0 tie

^.

s.

*K31<f\3\3*l

*T3W*K)

^^W*!^

Also

fifty-seventh.
S.

2.

large double

plant

com-

(mfn.

a.

T^f^)

;r

The

sixty-

T^f^S*! (mfn.).

Also

seventh.

from

Sixty-seven.

The

(mfn.).

^^-W'K)

(/.

The

called charmaghas.

*TSfa^

^kIS)

(mfn. from

1.

jasmine (Jasminum Zambac).

ninety-seventh.
a.

^\)

Ninety-s
'Seven.

The
(mfn. from
-0Eiod ; aaajb io stiaeo anuss odi oi aaiaijsJiaH .2
a.

(/. from

s.

monly

^T^+^fS)

(/.

See

^Tt^r^

(mfn. from

a.

*T^#f3) The seventy-

Also

seventh.

(mfn.).

Fifty-

^^13*. (/.^T + ^f K?) Seventy-seven.

seven.

^^ft^tSH

^^+^ +

from 3

(n.

s.

t3^T).

See^^iT^f.

^T^RI^

5.

(n.

seven steps,

^T^+W

intimacy;

e.

The

state of

the advance of

(m.

s.

Agni

epithet of

from

i.

^tffe

iWtft

from

from

(/.

*.

a.

(mfn.

Wilkins' Gr. 1008.

s.

(m. from

T^+ r) A
t

An

fire.

^^+^tt^)

Eighty-seven.

seven steps taken by a bride to meet the bride-

groom.

^^+^fK>"H)

the deity of

^I'ttf^+^T)

The-

eighty-seventh.

T^+^) The

tree (Echites

(m. from 5

s.

s ..

scholaris, or Alstonia scholaris).

s.

^ft

*!

a.

twenty-seventh.

*t$fa

*tfe

s.

Also *t\i

?.

from

T^T + ^rg) A heptagon.

:j

^T^+^I5?T

(n.l from

s.

*tf?3OT (mfn.).

T$^+f3*rf3)

from

(/.

(n.

^3"f%*TRj) The

(mfn. from

week,

seven days.

*ff^

s.

(m.)

A horse.

Twenty-seven.

*T3l3^
(m. ?)
ascertained.

The name of a

a.

Colebr. Alg. p. 315.

s.

(mfn. from

^T^T

The

a.

seventh.
sharp, shrewd.
a.

fa lunarTtfortnigbt. suiis^natl

s.

(n.

from

\msbasmK

slim

^f^+Ttf*]) The

of proportion with seven terms.

(mfn.

^+

Accompanied with

proof or evidence, authentic.

rule

^T*F<r

s.

(a.

^L,)

journey, a voyage.

Colebr. Alg.

p. 35.

.Jasialrn

The
Ursa Major, the seven
seven great saints

Attended

moil .k>)
^_ ^,
*T +313^1) Ready, quick,

r-,_

*\V

(femin. of "*1\3^) The seventh day of

T^Trf^

*T + 3 fa<t^)

(mfn.

with an intervening obstacle.

t

^T^I

a.

tree not yet

stars of

MARicm,

constellation

which are the

Atk,i,

Angiras,

^Rlvilk

5.

(from a.

(Psidium pyriferum).

^fJFl^TOl a

(from

y^+HtlC) A

guava

Carey.

a->- + ^SKJ1)

species

2586

2585
of gourd (Cucurbita Melopepo).

T^TTlS

Hort. Ben.

(-W

s.

cause, a reason

friend

and

contemporary.

p. 70.
>s

(from

l^'<

A small

;r

f<<iN

glittering fish,

the mango-fish (Cyrinus Chrysoparius).

(mfn.^ + W^)

a.

(a. u-wm-)

s.

Fruitful, productive,

vJr

l<<

^)

(a.

s.

a.

A plant (Myrica integrifolia).

a turn in

affairs.

efficient, advantageous, profitable, successful.

Tf*F s.

m.

Hort. Ben.

2.

Patience.

^ + 3!)

(mfn.

Of

1.

the

same

Pertaining to the same caste or class

colour.

homo-

geneous.

(^T-fCSFT) Foaming, attended with

a.

*1< e*1

(mfn. ^T+<l^i ) Strong, energetic, pow-

a.

erful.

^5^ o.

(p. juL.)

^W^^t^

White.
s.

(p.

J^,- jfjO.) A plant

(Gomphrena globosa, the white variety). Carey.

Src^ks4<M^i

s.

(p.

xJ^+ ^3^31) The

a. Lascivious, lustful, lewd.

^3*5

(mfn.

a.

white

s.

nafe.

s,

(p.

jO^+^T) A

kind of potherb

^T^aJI

s.

(This

is

s.

(p.

j^+^TtfafSj) The

white variety of Hibiscus Phceniceus.

Ben.

s.

^^31^

^*1<

(from
s.

(p. ^JliaJi)

(-^

"White paint, white lead.

(corrupt, of

(m. from R.
2.

(m/tt.

a. (p. j.*s)

s.

The

^)
is

sun.

invoked

fWl)

Possessed of

STftH

a. (mfn.

from ^T + ftH)

1.

Of

the

same

2. Near, proximate.

Tf^fTI

(/. ^T + f^ni) Humble, modest,

a.

(n.

^T+R^U)

(mfn.

^)

for

1.

sacrifice,

3.

The

Astonished,

an

'T^R

(a.

s.

^J)

^+^OK))

Attended by his

^<^HL,
gilla

.oiii

Green.

^)

*\<<\

(p. J*]

+j^) A

Carey.
small bird (Frin-

Bengalus fuscus, Brissori).

green colour.
1.

Bringing forth

2. Bathing, purifi-

catory or expiatory ablution.

s.

Green, fresh.

Amandava;

a.

for

Also

Patience,

sun.

(p-J^)

from R.

3.

sacrifice.

Extracting and drinking the juice of the

Asclepias acida,

a.

All.

youngj bearing children.

4.

for

the deity

peach.

Offspring, progeny.

family or race,

<

from R.

name by which

(mfn. from *T +

a.

The moon.

1<^Sl

the

^ft^ni

a.

vJ

the white sort.

unassuming.

oblation.
4.

p. jufc)

wearing

science, learned.

sort.

p. 51.

^ISpfi

Hort.

Clothed,

in the Gayatri.}

MfeW

(Basella alba).

^F^Wpl

ZWi,

(f.)

p. 14.

^WW^C

^H-^)

clothes.

Hort. Ben.

Quamoclit.

variety of Ipomcea

^C^lfe

(w/k. from

^T+^ft)

Reckoned with

interest.

^3

a.

(mfn. from

T+^)

;I

a foot-stalk (as a ! eaiQ\n9v98

^113*1

(w/ra.

^+(3*1)

1.

Petiolated, having
srii

Near, proximate..

2587

2588
Ornamented,

2.

decorated,

Also

dressed.

**wfe<!*kt

+\<.<*i (mfn.).

Any

potherb, greens.

backward.

verse, contrary,

(-f^T

Using the

for

the right,

*TC3P$1

+^

s.

The place of

as-

Southern, south.

a.

(mfn.

+ R.

#F

blage.

Arjuna.

epithet of

assembly

fidential.

The keeper of a gaming-

^^t^

Also

2.

hand equally well as

left

m.

locat. case of

*TC>,

A charioteer.

Also

"H,r3 from R. ^1 )

for

+ ^5t T)

(m.).

from *tS3i)
2.

social, polite.
&. (m.~)

2.

An

1.

Relating to an

1.

Trustworthy, con-

assistant at an assem-

person of respectable parentage.

(/.) or (w.) Politeness, good breeding.

3T5^[ ad. Sans. (-^, from T+Sj^t)
v3j!

(-\

s.

3T^1

(m. from

house.

hand.

mfn. from 3fB

An

(m.)

3.

s.

Re-

a. (m/ra.) 1. Left, to the left

a.

sembly, a king's court.

(from P-J--:)

^J^rT^t

s.

Frowningly, with a frown.

s.

(-fk\m.

^ + ^TOtf^T)

fellow-student.
a. (j/n.

^TH

^T + ^IF) Fearful, apprehensive,

<"

husband

from

(/.

(/. from

To

^)

A woman

whose

(m>. from

2.

^1)

An

1.

assembly, a

judicial court; a sitting of the

See Trans. M.A.S. n. 186.

(TSlkfErfe)

X.

please, to gratify.

3.

To

To

1.

(n.

s.

R.

Politeness,

courtesy.

2.

The

president

The keeper of a gaming-

house.

^TO

(~\ m. j^Sj + R. ^T^) A member

5.

of an assembly, an assessor at a court of justice.

See Trans. R.A.S. n. 186.

^ISS'ItfcU

company

^T^TF^

a.

s.

(m, from

(/.)

(mfn.

^f%

One

of a

The tem-

Carey, 8vo. edit.

An

s.

C^ + pTfe) The

(f.

area, or superficial contents of a figure.

Alg.

^1 + ^5)
s.

companion of a great man.

(m.)

courtier,

Colebr.

p. 70.

(mfn.

a.

within sight,

Visible,

for

ad. Sans. (

^3?,)

Visibly, evi-

dently.

TS8$ + 'Cr H)
J

s.

(n.

thing with one's

own

The

seeing a

eyes.

A
Situated in or pre-

equi-diagonal

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

^)

Colebr. Alg. p.

() Equality, likeness,

(n.1

tetragon.

or assembly.

sent at an assembly,

(^TIT +

s.

perate zone.

^TO^jK ?

^T^l + R.

The designation

(n. ?)

ad. Sans, (from ^T^T) With, together with.

^31^

^T*^

3.

evenness, similarity, sameness.

vHUtil&Rfo
1.

of an assembly.

s.

see.

^^t^+^PT)

Similar, like,

proportional segment in solving cer-

31

s.

^'^1011

?) 1.

All, whole, entire.

2.

level, even.

mean

*t**rN^5

serve,

^ + R. Hi

tain problems in a trapezium.

85.

^T + R.

in council.

^T^t^RooT,
2.

Tf +

is alive.

meeting.

king

equal, the same.

of a

^^<$>1 a

5.

See^f.

Smooth,

timid.

^Ral

cavity having

the figure of a regular solid with equal sides

a parallelopipedon, cylinder, &c.

p. 97.

Colebr. Alg.

2590

2589

^Wl^P

(m. from

s.

;r

f^ + st^) A compounded

Alg.

perfume.

s.

+ 3|)

full (as

All,

entire,

(n.

s.

WX+0^<t\)

'HWj^S

divisors or denominators (as

(m.

s.

like

*1*lv5ll|\? a. (mfn.

(m.)

number of

beasts.

s.

*tH\*ll
eye on

(*T*I +

s.

Reputation, fame.

Looking with an equal

all things, indifference.

Gr. 831). 1. A congregation or assembly.

2. Fame, celebrity.
(from

s.

^ + R.

right,

\5l )

Comprehension,

^ + 3KpT)

correct, good, virtuous,

fit,

accuracy, propriety,

^$35

fitness,

s. (ra.)

s.

s.

a boundary.

(^T^ + \F^)

All around,

^T^ + T^)

from

(f.

(m.

The milk-

Tirucalli).

^T^ + ^H) AJina or Buddha.

ad. Saw*, (a&fo*. case of

^Sjjftf

^fk)

All

(w.

from^ + ^+R. t)

The

fol-

the readmission of a

person to his rank in society after he has atoned

for a transgression

*t^Rtv3

a.

union, combination.

^ + 3F+R. $)

(mfn. from

bined with, possessed

s.

Used

of.

(n.

in

Com-

comp.

e. g.

grief,

from

(mfn.) Filled with

+ 3T*rf^3.

(n.) Sorrow, grief,

s.

Truth,

agreement, con-

(from^^T) Frugal, economical,

a.

limit,

around, on every side.

Froper,

sistency.

*FK|*P

side, wholly, entirely.

a.

(mfn. from

a.

^T + 3I^)

knowledge.

3^pf

See

lowing as a consequence
see Wilkins'

^TSW

Health.

Homogeneity.

from^W + vil)

(/.

rhomboid

hedge plant (Euphorbia

^fitTfS
*JM\fcl

+ f^+^) A

two numbers).

TST + ^tfS) Homo geneous.

~^S\ (/.) or

(mfn.)

ad. Sans.

on every

*TWP$>1

(m.

s.

(:^IX^^f)

a.

T^sJo
Having

a. (jra/n.

(n.

s.

Colebr.

Exceeding.

square.

Colebr. Alg. p. 58.

^CH^rT

^T5I^t^

^M3<sj

^+0^k5l)

(n.

si

*1Mfis3v5l

sides.

An equilateral

Colebr. Alg. p. 295.

tetragon.

p. 58.

having two equal sides.

the moon).

Bengal madder (Rubia Manjit'h).

(/.)

^tMO^tj

from

(mfn.

a.

complete, whole

3TO?ri

rhomboid having equal pairs of

+ HK) An attitude

in shooting

with both feet even.

^ft^T

s.

(from ^f

+ ^"+R.

$|) Prepa-

ration, provision.

Morton.

prudent.

^Mfq^Ol

s.

(n.

^:*fq^v5l) An

equilateral

thet of

Colebr. Alg. pp. 58, 295.

triangle.

a.

(-f^mfn.

^T^St

s.

Yama

3TM<U*<P

(-f^\ m

In-

a.

^fH + <rf^) An

epi-

the ruler of the dead.

(mfn. from

+ ^H^)

Equal

in years.

different, impartial.

^JTTtTT^

,:

(n.

W^m) A

s.

(m. from 3T

dodeca-

hedron.

mate and constant

^Wftfl^S

s.

(n.

m*1k + ft + ^3)

+ 3R + R. ^)

semblage, collection, aggregate

e. g,

relation

state.

l.

2.

AsInti-

between two things,

between an object and

its

parts or quali-

2591

2592
Trans.

See

ties.

R. A.

S.

96.

Con-

3.

currence, similarity, the having any quality in

common

competition.

^IRlW^F

s.

(m.

ment, a contract, a condition.

*t%XZF&tad.

^^lil+^r

^)

The

(from

*Fnrf^I*ft %

between two things.

TOr+!Fr)

time, in due time.

relation of intimate union or constant aggregation

An

6.

indica-

a sign, a hint.

tion,

(to.

In process of

Also

^TOT+f^fa) A

particu-

lar time, especial circumstances.

*HWllQ

(-f^ mfn.

a.

sembling,

aggregating,

Asassociating,

2.

comprizing.

*t*U.<\3

come

(mfn. from

a.

^ +

Sans,

indecl.

mixing,

;r

(from

Within, in the midst.

T5nT?)

3. In

1.

Near.

due time, sea-

sonably.

+ R. ^)

together, assembled, mixed.

Met,

Manuw.

139.

^(.UTfe a.

(mfn.

*TOr + $f&3)

Suited to

the occasion.

The mean depth

of an excavation.
S

*1M^)1<

s. (to.

Colebr. Alg. p. 312.

;rf5T

+ ^T^) Equality, similarity,

sameness, equilibrium, goodness.

*lUfb<Di<U

(to.

*,

from

s.

^T^a.

TT + 3l1% + f3 +

2.

;s

T + R.

^X+^J)

The mean depth of

(^flCR+OTfi) A

a. (mfn.

Connected

sharp conflict.

Parallel.

from *T +

3W)

proper, adequate

fit,

?) Conflict, battle.

Colebr. Alg. p. 312.

(^fH + ^J)

pable,

Able,

ca-

strong, powerful.

s3l

in sense.

].

(/.) or

^ (w.)

Ability, adequateness.

Attended by, accompanied by,

waited upon, surrounded.

Aloe-wood (Amyris

(n.

s.

Agallocha).

^L^[m

s.

Level ground, even

(/.

s.

soil.

^TIT^Jl^t^

I)

(to. ?

s.

^fWt^ TO

(mfn. from

from

an excavation.

^XlWt^-RT. a. (-f^mfn.
Accompanying, attending, waiting upon.
+
+ R.

*t^<^[

+ 3rf^+'^ +

;i

ance, company.

a.

(tow.

Association, aggregation, attend-

*!MRb<J^r3

^ERs.

s.

(m. from ^T

+ 3fl + R.

Association, attendance, accompaniment.

^WnTr

a.

(mfn.

+ Sltqr) Of

the

same

tion.

(n.

+ R.

from*T

2. Perseverance.

1.

Delibera-

3. Reconciliation.

4.

Objection.
a.

(mfn. from

^P + R.

Granting

a boon.

measure or length.

The mean measure or length of a mathematical figure.

Colebr.

a.

(mfn. from

Committing

T + the

;j

cans, of R.

to another, giving, surrendering.

Alg. p. 97.

TOT

:F

s.

(to.

from

^ + R. ^)

s.

1.

Time; the

proper season or time for any thing, an opportunity, leisure.

tion.
4,

3.

2.

An

(n.

from *T + the cans, of R. %l) The

surrendering or delivering of a thing to the

care of any person.

oath, a solemn assevera-

Established custom,

demonstrated conclusion.

an observance.
5.

An

agree-

^HTftXT a.

(mfn. from

^ + the caus. of R.

Fit to be delivered or given in charge to another.

2594

2593

^Trf^3 a.

(mfn. from

^ + the caus.

Delivered,

surrendered,

one's care.
rq nl (

MH +

TTHlTtTU

of R.

committed

given,

to

(m. from

s.

ii-

fiom^+^W)

from

striking,

Keeping within bounds, regular

^RUTTR"

or correct in conduct ; respectful. 3. Proximate,

Report,

information,

contiguous, near.

Mode

life,

bounded.

.;/

2.

a<

TfH^F^- a

myw

+ 5^)

An

Having equal

ing

^S^FT 5.

(n.

5 + R.

together, composed,

fPjRl)

(from ^T

#.

s.

TTWt^)

s.

to

an as-

\3i1)

Fame,

w$)

+ 3l1 + R.17)

Respect,

veneration.
1.

Thrown

Abridged.

2.

A whole.

(m.)

+ R.

of

a.

(mfn. from

^ + 3Tl + R. \ )

Entitled to respect or veneration.

*T3tfWj^S*R a. (mfn. Wti^ + ^Z^)

part of a

trial

Wftll

skill.

Commenced

A year.

(n.

from^ + ^l + R.^ll)

acceptance of a suitable

TO ?) A cow bearing

gift.

2.

The

l.The

daily ob-

servances of the Jaina sect.

*1Ml&\3

calf every year.

by an expression of

or preceded

respect.
s.

(/ from

moil

(m. from *T

s.

(/.).

(/. from ^TST)

^rHt^Vi ^

% Jft

from^P + STUR.

reputaiioi^ -r

*t*UH!<

stanza given to be completed as a

Also

(/.

Parallel.

compounded.

whole,

3. Entire, all,

y.t)

^TOtS)' Relating

(from

a.

s.
I

compound words.

of

(mfn. from ^T + R.

a.

p. 103.

an assembly, a meet-

WiJMm' Gr.%%22.

Contrac-

1.

(^TH+ :yR^)

a.

3T?rg

from

1.

2.

species of potherb.

The forming

2.

tion.

Mohun P.

A multitude,

(i.)

s.

^Htfti^

Colebr. Ala. p. 245.

(/.)

news.

intelligence,

the abode of a respectable community.

See

the same quantity on both sides of an equation.

5.

^+^+R. '5^)

behaviour, character.

intelligencer.

^^1^51

-;

Subtraction of

^T^'Pt^i

of

'

filthy.

Colebr, Alg. p. 58.

perpendiculars.

(m. from

s.

'
'

Jaba ITi^F

^Jm&jaorf)
(T^ + 3M) Di rty)

I.

Arri-

^ + 3l1 + R.

combat, battle, war.

Limited,

*i'Mu5'ntd. (w/h.

+ ^l1 + R. ^P^)

approach, union, assemblage, conjunction.

val,

a.

(mfn. from ^T

+ 3Tl + R.

Re-

spected, revered, venerated, honoured.

TfHt^ft
*$^)

(-f^E, mfn.

+ 3l1 + R.

from

^FTfttl

Possessing a diffusive fragrance.

s.

(from ^r.+ ^H

+ R.

*H) The

settling

of an affair, the adjusting of differences, a de-

*V*tl<|p

a.

(mfn. from ^T + ^l1 + R.

Filled with, engrossed by.

2.

<FT

1.

Distressed, agi-

tated.

3.

Mouldering, decaying.

*T3lW

s.

(/.

termination, a decision.

T*TWTs.

(n.

from^ + ^H + R.^)

adjusting or settling of an

from*r o + 3Tl + R. ^Tl) Fame,

determination.

affair,

a decision, a

Religious abstraction.

..noeisq vgjs h> 8'xbo

reputation.
s . (/.

*IXOT3

2.

l.The

a. (/.

from^+^Tl + R.

rived, met, assembled, united,

*t*t) Ar-

come.

from

ting together
2.

^ + v5Tl + R. Sfl )

put-

the laying up of a store of grain.

Reconciliation of a difference, the settling of

:j

2595

A promise,

an

affair.

4.

Profound meditation

3.

W$

TTl

an engagement, a vow.
;

silence.

5.

burial,

a grave.

^^T$1

TO^F

s.

(mfn.

Similar, alike, uni-

Used in comp.

form, the same.

e.

s.

(m.)

R.

One

Nii*t^)

+ ^11^
of the

s.

^Ttft^

(m. from ^T +

which

vital airs, that

"3"

+ 331 + R.

(mfn. from 3T

a.

+ 3l1 + R. f^jj

Entered, penetrated ; occupied or engrossed by,

engaged

in.

is

?Pftpt s (m. from^ + ^l + R.^) A pupil

who has completed his studies and has taken
.

considered essential to digestion.

or

(m. from *T

s.

completion of his

u. 108.

sr.

(mfn.) Similar to the sun, sun-like, from

sun,

3T*TteW

Manu

the house of his

multitude, a quantity.

a.

The

See

studies.

T+ITfa')

+ 3Ti + R. ^J) A

home from

spiritual preceptor after the

Meditating, thoughtful.
a.

from

(it.

pupil's returning

mfn. from

Wl

See

(/.)

2596

tf.}

(n.) Similarity, sameness, equality.

leave of his preceptor.

predicament common to several persons or things.

*F#fl[

(/.? from

s.

Wfa

*T3TtR*1

(m.

s.

from^ + ^1 + R.fa*L) En-

trance, penetration

the being occupied or en-

species of metre

in Sanskrit prosody. .4s. Res. x. 440. a. Equal,

gaged with a thing ; a dwelling together ; the

reconciling of a difference, accommodation.

like.

SWtRtS; s.
relation

or kinsman, as far as the fourteenth in descent,

connected by oblations of water to

Manu

See

cestors.

p5tGrt#

Si

from

(m.

common

an-

v. 64.

{mfn. from

^Tt^ + STR) A

If.

finishing stroke of

^Tt^T

(n.

s.

^ + R. Slt 5^)

s.

tion,

SftWifS^

The

any work.

S^+^ + R. ^)

from

(m.

s.

(m. from ^T

assemblage.

compound word.

SptfcreS

from^ + R.3rFl) The

(mfn. from 3T

^tU'Hg

Accom-

con-

cluding, accomplishing, or finishing of a work,

^HWIir a.

WtRt^ + t^)

+ R.

W%)

Pro-

ad.

2.

+ R.

1.

Aggrega-

Composition of words, a

Abridgment, contraction.

3.

(^Ul^+^T)

Sans.

Briefly,

concisely.

^Tt^tol

s.

(/.

^X^ + ^Ti)

by means of addition.
^ST^TfaTfrp

(mfn.).

(mfn. from

completed.

?3Stf8

s.

(/.

^ + R. 3X1^)

cer-

See Colebr. Alg.

a.

(mfn. from 3T + 3Tl

+ R.

p.

17L

T^)

Attainable, procurable.

Finished,

Also *l*JL]j^i3 (mfn.).

from^T + R.3lt^) Completion,

the finishing of a thing.

tain operation in algebra, composition effected

per to be accomplished or finished. Also

a.

smearing with saffron, sandal-wood, &c.

plishing, fulfilling, finishing.

^rrt^fZFTTl

mfn.

a.

Magnificent, grand, pompous.

brother of the whole blood.

iRCM^ a.

pomp, concourse, crowd.

nificence, grandeur,

*FltRlt

^ + 3[1 + R. ^) Mag-

(m. from

s.

(/.

from^Ht^T + 31^)

stanza to be completed.

*t*4l^* (m.from^ +

Part of a

See

^+

R."^) I.Union,

ff*8

2597

aggregation, accumulation,

by an

things,

association, in

not marked."
2.

ft

Law

Colebr.

the union of such

which contrast

it

See

consists.

ffStffp?

Engaged

2.

+ 3Ti + R. $H )

1.

Promised, agreed

to.

^W(>)5
^TSflTl

s.

(f.

^T + 3ri + R. ") An

from

True, right,

Truth, reality.
for

3I\

lenge ; battle, conflict

a match, a main

Wil-

Gr. 1177) Vicinity, neighbourhood,

a.

(^fH

Close by,

in the neighbourhood.

tr

r*ffc

from 3T

(m.

s.

Also

from*T +3l1 + R. Cf )

(m.

s.

^^Pl ad. Sans, (locat. case of

abridgment, a compilation.

^TtfXT

s. (re.)

from^ + ^i

(m.1

s.

ad. Sans.

received, accepted.

^TUt^fe

3.

investiga-

cool,

{mfn. from TT + 3l1 + R."5) Taken,

a.

^TO^?)

(mfn. from

a.

correct, proper, accurate,

collected, cautious.

*1^1^nJ

Nature,

1.

understanding.

(mfn.) Near, proximate, neighbouring.

meditation, abstracted

in

2. Intellect,

tion, search.

kins'

reconciled.

from^P + R.^^)

(/.

Sight, inspection, a view, a survey

Colebr. Gr. p. 6.

^) The S&nkkya

the

all

between the two of which

(mfn. from

a.

Composed,
3.

s.

letters of the alpha-

^Qjt^t^"

from ^T + R.

crude matter.

dwandwa.

bet into a syllable, which designates

letters intermediate

(re.

system of philosophy.

is

The composition of words; a compound term,

The combination of two

s.

of Inherit, p. 371.

especially of the description called

3.

UPffcH

2598

+ R.

^)

Close by.

Wind,

air.

(m.).

Modesty, reserve.

chal-

cock-

(mfn.^ + ^M)

a.

Eloquent.

fighting, &c.

WlfH

s. (re.

7T + ^1 + R. CT)

from

^jf^? a. (mfn. T + 3flJ3 ) Fit, right, proper,

Provo-

suitable, appropriate.

cation, challenge to fight.

^fSJTOT s

*TftV

(/. from^P + R. ^) 1. A battle, a

2. (-^/. from
+ R. I^Ej Fuel.

s.

conflict.

(/)

^ftf^

s.

(/.

Wheaten
from

an assemblage.

1.

(re.

lizing, the

t")

1.

meeting,

battle.

1033)

a.
1.

2.

from ^T^T+R.

See Colebr. Alg. p. 186.

7Tlf^3

Law

battle.

pike, a dart.

^) An

equa-

bringing things to a level, the re-

^Tfrul

(/.).

(mfn. from

in idea

action

common

denominator.

Also ^iM]<pl3"

(re?.)

s.

+ ^3

Equalized, levelled.

2.

Imitated.

a.

with reference to some

circumstance."

Colebr.

^ + $S + R. ft ) Enmity.
(mfn. from ^ + S^ + R. ft)

from

Erected, lofty, high.

^TTOfe?

a.

(mfn.

^ + S^f%3)

Left,

aban-

doned, deserted.

?PJ$t

a.

(mfn. from ^T +

^^ + R. ^1

arisen or produced from. Also

WpFfts.
Wilkins' Gr.

or

of Inherit, p. 371.

^Pjf^3

ducing of fractions to a

and

+ R. fi> ) Assem+
" the gathering together of

two or more things independent of each other,

but assembled

War,

War,

blage, collection

common

*fft^ See^rf^.
(re.)

(m. from

flour.

^ + R.

2.

rising,

(re.

2.

Risen,

(mfn.).

from^ + S^ + R. *$1)

a getting up.

augmentation.

^wJ^tl^S

1.

Increase, increment,

#Pl

2599

An army

(m.)

Also

in disorder.

^T3^
ried

*\UM:&
Drawn

^ + 3^ + R.

from

(mfn.

a.

(m. from ^T

tude, a quantity, a heap

+ R. ^) A

multi-

totality, the

whole.

Also ^T^rtrr <>.).

^T^f^

^ +

(mfn. from

a.

Said, spoken, mentioned.

^^^T

(m.)

s.

*^W?

+ ^1 + R.
Manu i. 49.
Also

casket, a covered box.

(mfn. from

;j

T + ^^ + R.

SjQ

from

(n.

3.

tree.
:3?

PJTte:

s.

The

2.

Food vomited

1.

s.

s.

^^ + R.

Nup-

(m.

sea, the

from

*T+3J^1)

Sealed,

Increased,

happy, thriving.

from^ + R.

Increase, pros-

(mfn. from ^T

a.

+ R.

Assembled,

(WZ + $f&3 + W3)

s.

Mohun P.

geance, retaliation.

(~\f

s.

W*tf3

s.

from *T + R.

Ven-

p. 106.

^)

Success,

excellence, distinction.

^ + R.

from

(/.

(mfn. from

a.

Success,

^)

^ + R.

(n.

s.

in

Possessed

3.

comp.

of,

1.

Prospe-

^^J5+ GF^) Cuttle-fish bone.

^)

from ^T

+ R.

Marine.

3^)

^RtTT

(m. from

s.

rity.

*Hiu<P

Also

<3!P|

War,
(n.)

used

(.) Beauty,

s.

^P+^W + R.
2.

com-

(mfn.) Possessed

a.

Calamity, adversity.

Wetness,

endowed with

e. g.

of beauty, beautiful, from

seal.

(mfn. from

a.

an

perity, success, greatness.

pleted.

The

<

*f^fR*T

(/.

A multitude,

+ R.

rich, prosperous,

s.

Congenerous.

a.

(mfn. from

a.

Effort,

TT + R.

(mfn.

a.

^FTElRPT s.

^THtir

^Rr-

T + R. 3^

;3

rous, happy, successful. 2. Accomplished,

stamped with a

t5

grown

species of deer,

prosperity, wealth, happiness.

+ SS + R.

(m. from

(m. from

ocean.

(m. from

prosperity

exertion.

^^PJH

s.

eradicating of a

ceremony, marriage.

tial

The name of a

(m.)

Ill-

or thrown up.

(m. from ^T +

Wilkins' Gr.

^iWlft)^^3

^ + S^ + R.

raising or lifting up.

priest, sacrificial fire.

collected, associated with.

mannered, acting discreditably.

s.

Fire to be car-

s.

m*iv3

(<)

a.

by the

3^)

assemblage,

^T3

o
(m. from ;yr + R.

s.

429.

^^<?

up, lifted up.

s.

p.

2600

battle,

and

tlf
3.

T.

Futu-

^^T^OT

moisture.

^T^"

a.

(mfn. from

TT + R.

^Sfaf ) Moist, wet,

damp,

^T^^f^

(/. from

s.

^T^f a.

+ 3N + R.

(mfn. from *T

^)

Exal-

^T^KSrt^

lation.

high dignity or rank.

+ 3^ + R.

^) Con-

ceited, proud, arrogant.

^^v )

from ^T + R.

union, mixture.

tation, elevation, height;

(m.

s.

indecl. Sans, (from

Happily, fortunately,

S^ + ^+R.

1.

Contact,

Sexual intercourse, copu-

(-f^Xmfn.

lating to, connecting,

^F^i'tlT

Connection, relationship.

3.

a.

2,

a.

(from

^F^+^X)

Re-

mixing with.

^F ^)
5

Liable to

come

into

contact or union with, relating to, connected

with,

2602

2601

3^13

^ + R.

(m. from

Si

A tree

(Cas-

^FSfOrfS*. (/.^V^f^lfS)
assent

sia fistula).

2.

The

^ + R. *fl)

(from

s.

1.

intersection of the prolonged

*FtT3

(m. from

^ + R.

handed down by way of

SFStOT
)

The

act of

down

(mfn. from

^ + R.

Effecting,

from ^T

(n.

+ R.

tradition.

from^+3+R.

^tf)

handed

o
m. from *r +^'+R.TTl)

(-3

s.

who communicates a

one

a donor;

^ + ^+R.

from

(n.

s.

giving or bestowing.

Fit to

a thing

Also ^TR5TTlt)

be accomplished or procured.

giver,

^ v3kW

*HMTXT a. (mfn. from T + R. pfl^)

1.

tradition.

The accom-

plishing or effecting of a thing.

mfn.

T*1)

Communicated,

as a tradition.

*t*-3kl3l

causing, producing, accomplishing.

^ttTFr s.

(-3)

s.

2.

Fit to be given or bestowed, proper to be

falling or flying.

^^F^fa^ a.

*T+3 + R.

from

(mfn.

a.

Given, granted, bestowed.

of a

side

Colebr. Aly.

tetragon by the perpendicular.

p. 303.

kv5

spindle.

Agreement,

a confession, an admission.

is

given.

Tft)

The person

2.

to

1.

whom

(In grammar) The dative

3.

case.

(mfn.).

^T^lfe?

*f+R.

from

a. (mfn.

Accom-

^i

3kta s.

(m. from ^T

ditional doctrine. 2.

plished, effected, brought about.

(/.)

^iWWl&W

casket.

a.

(mfn.

+ 3 +R.

sect,

Tfl)

Tra-

1.

a band, a company.

^F^tlT +

^) Ob-

tained through tradition, learned through tra-

(mfn. from *T + R. ^j) Full, com-

a.

pleted, finished
in

which

^1

ployed.

whole, entire,

s. (wt.)

gamut

the notes of the

all

(/.) or

A tune

are

em-

(mfn. from

^P^tTil*.

Perfection,

^ + R.

^)

^SHU
^ ^
2T

s.

(n.

from ^T + R.

Ffl. ) A grinding

a.

(mfn.

from^T + R.

and ?w

s.

(n.

from

(n.

*T+3 + R.

53pT)

of a division of

Manu

iv. 89.

W^f5
time.

ad. Sans.

substitution of the vowels

^>

for the

semivowels ?T

,*

(In

^
,

Colebr. Gr. p. 16.

respectively.

(m. from *T +

3 + R.

") War,

(mfn. from *T

+ R. ^S?)

Blown,

blossomed as a flower.

P^Root,

:f

from^ + 3 + R.3*L) The

name

s.

a.

bathing, an ablution.

^SJvil"^.

Delibe-

battle.

^) Proper

to be nourished or supported.

^F^t ^

and

^T'^'te

or pounding.

*1(H1^

+R. \)

from *T + 3+R.

(n.

s.

grammar) The

Mixed,

joined, united, related to.

^TF^W

from 7r+'3

(n.

ration, determination.

(n.)

completion.
a.

ditional information.

i.

(*lMfs*) To

(^*-<lTf3) To

go, to move.

x.

unite, to join, to collect.

the infernal regions.

s.

(^+3f3)

Now,

at this

relation,

see

(m. from

*T + R. 3*^) Connection,

the having reference to any thing:

Trans.

M.A.S.

i.

96.

Used

in

comp.

2603

2604

e. g.

H'l^i**^^

s.

in property,

from

t*T5*b.

(m.) The having an interest

(n.) Property, wealth,

s.

m n
( f -) h

**f|krfl.ft

Fit > proper, right.

2.

Connected with, inherent.

fit,

f ) Suitable,
Also ^^1^ (mfn.).

possible, probable.

^t'fe

+ R.

(mfn. from ^T

a.

+ R.

(mfn. from ^T

a.

probable, guessed, conjectured

*iM$fi

(-f^l mfn. *tM^+t\)

a.

lated to, connected with, referring to.

^R^TI

(.

a.

(from

v. a.

T + R.

^) To

conceal,

ling expenses.

Provender or stock
2.

Water.

(ra.)

A woman who

(/)

semblage.

issue,

is

from

son.

^ + R. ^) A heap,

(m. from

an

as-

Wealth, property.

2.

^jftP

(mfn. from 3T + R.

a.

supported or maintained.

^"k

plant (Salvinia cucullata).

1.

used in comp.

of.

s.

from *T

(n.

Also

tion.

(mn.)

s.

s.

become the mother of male

s.

Connected

to withdraw.

(/.)

^fePjiTl

likely to

(m.)

^)

;J

(w.)

(Beng.)

2.

from ^T5

with, related to, possessed

e. g.

1.

s.

A kinsman. Manuu. 132. iv. 179.

A wife's brother, a brother-in-law.

Re-

^3) Possible,

Proper to be

^)

Also "^I^CD (mfn.).

+ R. ^t^)

Conversa-

(/.).

for travel-

of,

a. fJy^J) Spikenard.

Partaken

enjoyed.

W^^3 a.

Arsenic.

^ + R.

(mfn. from

a.

(Beng.

3.

(mfn. from ^T + R.

Sprung from,

^)

originated, produced, born.

^F^IFW^I^r
a.

for

(mfn.

*F3" + 3lt<F3 ?)

sh)

^ + R. ^-H^TO-

from

s . (n.

Fellowship in trade, partnership.

Twice ploughed.

Tf + R.^Hv )

^1*<l*la. (m. only, from

^TF^i

(m. from

s.

^ + R.

The junction

Narrow,
of two rivers, the falling of a river into the sea.

contracted.

^T

^^

(a. J~-j) Spikenard (Valeriana Jata-

s.

*TC*3p1

2.

s.

(n.

+ R.

from ^T

^Jfc)

1.

call.

^F^tsfl.
1.

(In grammar) The vocative case.

^3

(m. from ^T

s.

+ R. ^)

duction, birth, existence.

2.

Origin, pro-

1.

probability.

a.

(-fK

WW^

s.

(m. from

^ + R.

round, a revolving.
Possibility,

Possible,

mfn

Enjoying, possessing.

1.

Enjoy-

2.

2.

Cohabiting.

^)

1.

Haste, hurry.

turning

3. Terror,

cafear.

pacity,

a.

^ + R. ^v5)

2. Copulation, coition.

ment, possession.

mansi).

^^Tftfr

(m. from

s.

4.

Respect, honour.

5.

Error, delusion,

probable,
ignorance.

suitable.

*^jfft

s.

(/.)

^I^^t^a.

bawd, a procuress.

flurried.
1

s.

(/.

probability.

from ^T
2.

The showing the

probability of a thing
Fitness, suitableness.

of a verb.

+ R. ^)

1.

Possibility,

conjecture, a guess.
4.

The

S^^a.

possibility or

potential

(mfn.
2.

from^ + R. 3^)

(mfn.

from^ + R.

Approved,

acknowledged, chosen, agreeable

*i

vUfo

s.

Hurried,

Honoured, respected.

3.

mood

1.

(f. from

^ + R.

to.

F3g

I-

Assent,

acknowledgment, approbation, permission.

2.

2606

2605
regard, respect.

Affection,

knowledge,

(m. from ^T + R.

pleasure, joy.

*1*mH

s.

XHfJ

Happiness,

TT + R.

(mfn.

a.

Showing honour

^n^Lit,

(mfn.) Happy.

a.

(m. from

from

o.

who has performed

As. Res. vm. 409.

sacrifice.

Honour, ve-

^I^tr&^Tt^i
^F*Tfa"+R.

^tUOh

T + R.

Stf 5 ^)

Ho-

A hawk. Mohun P.

s.

s.

^T^JSa. (*T

fr.J\Ap>)

nippers.

for

J^

RAHH

s.

from *T + R.

(/.

A broom.

^ + R. f^T ) A

(from

s.

(from

p. 52.

^ + R.

humble.

pair of betel-

female-confidante or intimate

Morton.

^)

motion.

(n.)

3.

1.

Cream.

2.

Going,

a pool, water,

lake,

a.

compo(mfn.) Going, moving

T

a.

case of

+ 1^3?) Submissive,

(m. from R.

s.

sition of different ingredients.

*r*lH<P

2.

friend.

respectable.

*t**US*tT,

the Rajasuya

genit.

T + R. 3TP^) Venerable,

(mfn. from

a.

paramount

merchant.

noured, revered, respected.

3T*3XtsP

2. All,

king of kings.

:3

*%pxfe\

s.

^)

or respect.

(mfn. from

(^J. m.

s.

^TWI7
a.

True, right.

1.

whole.

sovereign, one

Ambition.

*T*SltPra

-Sft^t,
entire,

neration, respect, reverence.

*im'H<M

nom. sing. m.

true

the same opinion,

Wilkins' Gr. 975.

acquiescing.
s.

Homage,

3.

Of

(mfn.)

a.

Shutting or

used in comp.

e. g.

<rS *1< a. (mfn.) Going before, preceding,

v

forerunning, from

"^T^

ad. Sans.

Before,

closing the eyes.

^T5

^!

a.

(mfn. from

fronting,

s.

T + ^U)

The

(n. ?)

front of

Facing, con-

vJr

l<<P

a.

any thing.

ceeding,

^Jlt^St a. ( - f^[mfn.

+^f^T)

Being before the eyes or within sight of any one.

(from

ad.

^^jU)

(n.

from

^ + R. ^ )
2.

1.

drinking of

Insensibility,

s.

liquor.

3.

The

line,

(mfn. from *T + R.

Obstinate, refractory, dis-

Strained,

\>

(p. J&j~>)

The

king's court.

2.

dis-

Estate, property.

3.

superintendent.

7.

Sans.

1.

Together, along with.

6.

title

by way of

or

s.

proper

K.4.S,

(f.

WU^+^^S)

direction
i.

552,

(of the

An

agent, a

man

5.

respect

Hunter.

of business.

2.

Entirely, thoroughly. 3. Well, properly, rightly.

*^J<rer^f3

4.

comprehending several pergunnahs.

given to persons absent or present.

M^<^indecl.

a road.

distribution or

spirits.

Government.
trict

filtered.

Trans,

Going, moving, pro-

A continuous

1.

a. (p.

Entire

fainting.

right

(mn.)

obedient.

permeation or co-extension.

a.

s.

Spirituous

Before the face, in

front, in the presence of.

s.

2.

(mfn. from R.

The

organs).

^Fppft^

s.

(from

Belonging to the

*rt**t*S
service.

s.

J&jS) Superintendence,

v.

state.

(p.U^)
2.

a.

A bill

1.

An

of sale.

agreement to hire

?R

2607
a. (p.

^jS)

2608

Zealous, intent on, at-

s.

*R+^[)

(n.

s.

*R3Ti

A bee.

(/.)

;r

s.

^R !
7

Fresh butter.

s.

s.

(/.)

jS)

(p.

On

ad.

The

1.

3. Limits,

tuated in the land.

a.

Si-

^H^l

(mfn.)

a.

nest, sincere,

utensils, ingredients, materials.

*re

(m.

s.

furniture,

Also^^t1^.

proceeding,

W)
A

(m.T)

s.

The

act of going or

tree (Pinus longifolia?)

Colebr. Alg. p. 315.

1^8

s.

(/.

^?) A

*TTtl

plant (Paederia

(mfn. from

T^Jtt^ s.

(/.).

^14) A

J/ijA A

(p.

2.

Morton.

^<nq<

j^)

^ig ^)

(p.

sort of pine (Pinus

beautiful bird

^1

Carey.

(_/".)

head -man, a

*R*T +

(/. from

(Pavo

or

(n.)

frag rant resin,

^ s.

(.)

(mfn.

a.

timent.

^R ^) A variety of the plant

5

vjr

Also

called teori.

voured, sapid.
chief, a

l<^1

pond, a pool, a lake, a large

,

^+^f)

Juicy, tasty, fla-

1.

Expressive of a poetic sen-

2.

good.

Excellent,

3.

(/.).

s.

A tree

(Cu-

pressus sempervirens).

1.

a. (p. ijj^jj)

Wetness, dampness.

A cover,

\^ a. (r.j\J\jJ) Exalted,

lid.

distinguished,

jj) Distinction, ex-

p.

Easy,

feasible.

the locat. case of

^T^fl

dignified.

(from

(m.

s.

+ v5l) A

s.

1.

ho-

the exudation of the Pinus longifolia.

^4^1

short cubit.

cold.

^T^Pil*^

2. Upright,

Straight.

The wood of Pinus

(from p.JiA jj) Chiefship, supremacy.

(from p.

(i.)

s.

sheet of water.

commander.

leader, a

241.

Rectitude, uprightness, sincerity.

"^K 4

Betel-nippers, nut-crackers.
s.

2. (Beng.~)

bicalcarata).

*\<^\}

from R.

Also

foetida).

2. (/.)

vii.

longifolia used in materia medica.

from R.

(.

js.

wind.

1. Air,

As. Res.

a chameleon, a guana.

lizard,

T^"^ (m.).

Also

^)

river.

the spot.

fUr! jS) Apparatus,

(p.

boiled

2.

earth.

confines,

longifolia).

^<^"^s.

Custard,

bitch.

(m. from R.

The name of a
Country, region.

R + ^taTi)

cream.

tentive, inflamed with love.

*TWl

^<^lv5li

in

s.

"^K^

lotus, a water-lily.

from^R^T)

(f.

1.

A species

Sanskrit prosody. As. Res. x. 473.

WT) A

*T<*ll<l?^

of metre
2.

(from

lake, a pond.

s.

(m.

from

^R^ + R.

3^) A

lotus.

altation, dignity.

*14<i

s.

(p.

fyjS)

Travelling expences

*1<^ssi

s.

(f. from

1^+^)

of a goddess, the wife of

supply.

1.

The name

Brahma, and

deity

of speech and eloquence. 2. Speech, eloquence.

Tf^Tt^t^ s
supplies.

*\

s.

Also

(n.

(v.J&*\jijS)

commissary of

^^^Ikl^ (p.jta s\j>j*)-

from

^R")

butt,

a mark.

3.

river in the north of

^R^T ^ s.
1

border.

(p. 3-.j*i)

Hindustan.
boundary, a

limit,

2610

2609

Wg\

(from *Tfal\3) Moved, removed, used,

a.

second hand.

s.

(/.) A

*K$fck
a caravansary.

(p. s\jJ) -An inn,

s.

^tRw)

(caus. of

v. a.

^\l<

To cause

^Kl^
:y

Rl

a.

(mfn.

noun of

(y.

motion.

7T+<l f l)

2.

*t<il3)

I.

^ife

^\

(m. from R.

s.

universe.

a.

^T^R^

Summary.

from R.

(a. ^JjjZt)

s.

^) A

Root,
Also

water-fall.

3.

Tf^T3
move,

(/. from

partaker, a partner, a

(^1^3) To

R. 3|)

A river.

1.

2.

juna).

Thread.

(from R.

^) To

move, to go,

>tf<31

s.

(to.

^f^ + *tf3) The

ocean.

(/. from

s.

(n. for

5T<F a.
s.

<2

> + ^") The

river

^fWi

(m. from R.

The

a, (mfn.

Similar.

1.

^J^+^I^)

l^pFI

s.

(to.

^TpA^i

^T^+SFT)

Water.

hilt or

Hort. Ben.

R-^)
1.

p. 48.

relin-

or crea-

tree.

Natron, alkali, the

P^F la?

<

in India instead

(to.)

and^pwt-

(to.

from R.

^t)

1.

serpent.

2.

serpentine sliding motion.

snake.

Thin, small, minute.

Shaped, formed".

(to.).

^PlTte

handle of a sword.

*T + 3P|)

Ar-

^Tg+^T) Resin, especially that

of soap. Also^T

s.

^) A

1.

A making

2.

(/. from

s.

Creating,

tree (Pentaptera

rear of an army.

exuded by the

Trft

^R^)

(mfn. from

(to.)

sal tree (Shorea

sal tree (Shorea robusta).

from R.

The

(to.) Mustard (Sinapis dichotoma).

Also (Beng.)

gain, to get.

impure carbonate of soda used

s.

^T^t^i

(n.

3.

Ganges.

^fft^T

The

2.

s.

(m.)

s.

ting.

lord of rivers.)

s.

Ascer-

its resin.

quishing or abandoning.

to re-

to slip, to slide.

The

(Lit.

5.

book comprising

The

from R.

(mfn. from R.

a.

^^FJ^

3TR^Hf3

Nature, the

section, a chapter.

producing,

r. a.

3.

<r

clue.

;I

Relinquishment,

1.

T T)+^^) A

i.

(to.

s.

sharer.
s.

Angry, wrathful.

Creation.

2.

4.

robusta), or

^rf^

^+

(mfn.

several sections or chapters.

(from

(m.

s.

large pond, a

See^R^C

(m.)

*.

a.

All, the whole.

a.

precept, a

(p.^JjJ) Entirely, altogether,

arf.

"^R^+<44 ) A

(to.

s.

*ttW

wine.

2.

tainment, certainty.

See

. (to.)

abandonment.

(a. tJ^-i) Spirituous liquor

>Hl<

going,

highway.

road.

*tPlOl

See

(to.)

s.

IRfcFS

Passionate, angry.

1.

lake.

to

move, to bring into motion or use.

^i)

(a.

s.

command.

Wil-

moving, motion.

Mns' Gr. 831.

^T^TT^

"*"!(.<

thet of

:i

Sl

Tf

s.

f ^ s.
3

ghee.

(to.

^Pl

Vasuki the king of

(n.

from R.

for

Tt^FT ) An

epi-

serpents.
Clarified butter,

2611
1

(femin. of

s.

W\ Root,

i.

^PJ) A

(*P^f3) To

%m0$M

female snake.

In

every respect, completely, entirely, wholly.

go, to move.
a.

a. (mfn.') All,

^%3^+^R)

(from

ad.

2612

from

(mfn.

whole, entire, every, each.

^T%3^+^U)

Turning the face everywhere, going in every

^fr^PCl *. If. from ;yr% + R.^) The earth.

Wilkins' Gr.
(Lit. Who bears or suffers all.)
See

796.

:3

The maker of

seasons.

all

^fel ad.

(mfn.

a.

An

2.

3.

Water.

(.)

MffilS

(-1K\mfn.

a.

(m.)

s.

Brahma

epithet of

spirit.

ad. Sans.

(Canna
a.

s.

(f.

from

Soul,

1.

and of Siva.

T% + R.

from 3

Hort. Ben.

Indica).

com-

Entirely,

manner.

from^ + R. ^)

(?w.)

s.

epithet of Siva.

+ R.lT

"fe)

plant

p. 1.

all

(/.) or

ad. -Saws.

all sides

2.

(nin.

An
Om-

*T^ffcR"OT s.

^T^TT*.

^% + H^f)

(n.

A temple

4.

3.

sum

The

total.

total

amount of

See Colebr. Alg.

way,

ad.

(from^ + ^tTl)

In every

in all respects.

^T%^Tte:

s.

(m.

trained to

^t)

from*T% + $3" + R.

any

sort of carriage, or to

Also

^^T^t

both

(?.).

^TTO*. (-^ra.^ + TO !)
5

(Lit.

Good

mar)

(In gram-

pronoun or pronominal adjective.

See

Colebr. Gr. p. 12.

or palace of

Tf^Tto^t^ s.

(n.

M^Tto^f-'^)

(In

grammar) The terminations of the nominative

peculiar mystical square dia-

case of masculine or feminine nouns in the three

The nimb

A kind of charade.

(m.)

2.

tree
6.

trived as to express the

(Melia Azadirachta).

A sort of verse,

(femin. of

numbers, of the accusative case masculine and

so con-

feminine in the singular and dual, and of the

same meaning whether

nominative and accusative cases plural of words

read backwards or forwards.

^^UJt^Ejl s.

Uni-

form of mili-

point of the compass.

tary array.

All round,

a square form, with an entrance opposed to each

draught and carriage.

1.

^T^T^T-f ^H)
1

(m.

p. 52.

An ox

572.

Entirely, wholly.

hence)

2.

(n.)

(3T% + 3^)

from everyside.
s.

i.

Always, at

times.

3T%$WE3

Jaina sage.

Trans. R.A.S.

niscience.

^%3t^

1.

31

versal conquest.

(m/n. from ^FS' + R. vil) Omniscient,

all-wise.

5.

epi-

(.) Sky.

Everywhere.

(^% + 3tf)

ad. Sans, (from

all.

^%^TTl

gram.

+ "3")

(-f^F3>/.

one's wealth,

on

An

2.

3.

pletely, in every respect, in every

^t^) Going

from ^T^T + R.

everywhere, all-pervading,

3T%3o

Sans.

of Siva.

All-seeing, omniscient.

always.

Seizing

Brahma and

^+5^1) At every instant, *T%Wl a.

(from

Soul, spirit.

1.

(?ra.)

Water.

%Wl

All times,

3^*1

s.

the Creator.

^T^Fl ad.

thet of
4.

T%^T^1

^Pf +^)
all things,

direction,

^fPfel)

probably Gmelina arborea.

of the neuter gender.

See Colebr. Gr.

p. 37.

Total destruction

plant,
or ruin.

2614

2613

^^^1

s.

An

(/.)

iron crow.

Universally destructive, all-destroying.

^T%^tft^P^3

a.

.^% + ^tfH+

(mfn.

^P^Ts?) Approved by

all,

universally

acknow-

ledged.

WW

^W + f^t)

(mfn.

a.

Of

all

kinds or

every description.

priests at a particular

Mf^tpf^
Arguing
i.

^<$Ml<t>f3^k<

kind of

An

3?$*io

f^l^)

R.

science

See

Trans.

(mfn.

from'TO + f^ + R.^H)
Also

universal.

Knowing

^^7tf^|

(n.

s.

stances of a case.

^fsFHT

s.

(m.

thet applied to the

source of

^^TrpK,+ ^)

(-T mfn. fHf + (31^ ) Hearing

every thing.

Univer-

^^TOla.
p5$T^

+ -^3 + m) An

a.

epi-

<r

Manu

r.

7, 54.

s.

+OT) Universal,

Jfil*WWI

^+ C^)

general,

Res.

vm.

par-

430.

(m. a

a.

(mfn.

in

Hindu

Com-

^R" +

+ 1$L)

W + ^)

Manu

The whole of a

i.

En83.

person's

W^M3

(^^+^)

?P$t oK

ad. (from

The seques-

whole of any one's property.

+ 3I

*I) In every re-

spect.

___

W+.^T.)

Resin, especially

*&\&

ad. (..^T% + 3KSl) Before

that of the Shorea robusta.

jfl^pfi

See*t^Rl

earth.

:J

(n.

The name of

As. Res. in. 70.

s.

^W^) The
(mfn. ^+?TW^)

joying prosperity in every respect.

5.

The name of a

-4s.

(f.

<r

^T^T) Bearing

property.

one of the female personifications

Wl

a.

(Used

trating the

<r

^pf+R.

to all.

an epithet of the Supreme Being.)

ticular sort of sacrifice.

Omnipotent.

(femin. of

Durga.

(mfn.

s.

The assem-

<r

Supreme Being as the divine

consisting of the whole or of every thing.

(m.

(mfn.

(mfn. from

*J^rf*PF$

s.

^T^+^^T)

the whole, all-enduring.

mon

a.

(n.

the particular circum-

all

all existences.

of the goddess

music.

(sacred)

of

all sciences.

bling of a complete army.

the embracing

^T^felH

Entirely, alto-

the books

all

acquainted with

^fi^i<-U

(-f^mfn.).

as

(*r + *t^)

ad. Sans,

gether, wholly.

560.

All-pervading,

^t^MU

f^(Lit.

Manu

great forefather of all creatures.)

a.

Brahma.

9.

^TO + f^TW)

total perishableness.

Mr37M^ a.

sality

^+C^ +

(m.

s.

epithet applied to

sacrifice.

(mfn..'from

a.

The
1.

*i^Wkl s. (~Wim. from^+C^Tl 3!)

A man who gives away all his property to the

A.S.

impostor, a feigned ascetic, a hypocrite.

^3T2I^)

sorts, of

An

2.

s.

(n.

^^T + STft)

1.

all.

The whole body.

All the auxiliary branches of sacred science.

TO

2615

WtiQRgK

a.

T*l

^ ^-f^R)
+

(mfn.

Completely beautiful.

*pt$[

complete army.

TP$ + 3I*n)

(from

a<.

From head

to

every member.

foot, in

^^SWT*!

TO) An

a {mfn. from
.

epithet of the

T^.fc

+ R.

Rf s.

By common

|j )

reo,

T^rt^fcS,
+ R.

(-f^>>.

Htf^^ftom

R.

a.

(-f^T^mfn.
sorts

all

all parties.

^ 3^+
^ ^"
+

^) Pervading

Eating

(mfn.

sorts of persons.

all

^Pr^I^TI A

plant

Mohun P<

p. 6.

Rox.).

T^fl

s.

(a. ^.la)

(Mimosa tomentosa,

Peace, concord, treaty.

Rectitdde, integrity.

2.

3. Advice, council.

Hunter.

Advisable.

all hearts.

from

of food,

^JTf^rel

5.'

Also

(for

di

wick of a candle.

corrupt, of a.

Mohun P.

*Uj?) The

p. 79.

or the

^Tf^T*.

food of

Water.

(. for

s.

^T^ + ^Ulfo)

by consent of

consent,

^tg-f&txfl

(from

di-

q. v.

s.

ad. Sans,

mustard (Sinapis

sort of

A weight equal to a mustard-seed.

corrupt, of

R.

2.

superin-

the white sort.

*l4l^CUi

q. v.

E A

(m.~)

s.

(/. from

saunders, and Cyperus.

corrupt, of

chotoma).

The

l*!*?

Red

All-like,

tendent or master of the whole.

%3

T^ + ^^fil+SM) A

Jatamansi, Orris-root, Benzoin, Zedoary, Cos-

Wilkins' Gr. 819.

like all.

(m.

s.

tus speciosus,

goddess Durga.

^^tT^j

^Wt^St

certain class of medicinal drugs, viz. Valeriana

;3

(/. from

^^ + ^3^1) The assembling of a

(m.

s.

2616

(.)

Water.

^Wfl*|

A L Wp

;qbow

^TOUW ad.
rence to
.

whole

T^IRd^U

^W+^CW)

all,

s.

beyond

(m.

Wishing

when compared with

all,

than

<r

(from

all

or the

a.

all.

T^ + ^lRs^l^") The

(mfn. from

^^^ff^a.

(a.

^J^)

Easy, not

difficult, plain,

simple.

as-

^SW;

(/) The gum-olibanum

tree

(Boswel-

lia thurifera).

sembling of a complete army.

#W

for water, thirsty.

In refe-

3^f+3Pl)

Universal,

^Uf(l<P . (m. T f^+CHi<f) Respectable

people,

gentlefolk.

general.

*i^|5lPBkf<f;

An

^^a.

^^iTT a.

(mfn.

Fit for

all,

(from

T+

^nffS"

Wilkins' Gr.% 901.

a.

(mfn. *S + *ftt$). Embodied, in-

vested in a body.

Friendly to

philanthropic.

all,

Fearful, alarmed.

belonging

*P^$ftjS a. (-fk\mfn.
C*^)

Doubtful, sus-

picious, dangerous.
a.

(mfn. from

from^ + *^1)

epi-

Buddha.

thet of

to all.

(m.^ + ^pf+f^)

helping or assisting

+
all,

^T^R^C^ ad. (from^rW^)

^PTg a.

(mfn.

In person, bodily.

^ + *t*$) Armed.

2617
;3?

fife

Tct1

(corrupt, of *JJ*tt*Th)

s.

cumis sativus).

^PT

Root,

Hort. Ben.

(Tfe)

ii.

To

encumber (Cu-

p. 70.

2.

Also written

sleep.

^TSTfSH

(n.

s.

(m/. from ^T + ^Fjl) Armed, har-

a.

s.

Ws.

from^+^3) A pregnant

(f.

(n. for

woman.

$$Hf) The immolation of a living

ft3T

who burns

going with.

^F^FT

(femin. of ^WttflFP)

A widow

herself with her husband's body.

(-f^PT

a.

mfn. from

+ R. |%)
Also

Going with, accompanying, following.

T^t^T. (-f$\mfn.).
*\&t>.<

(m/n.

a.

^T+t^PP)

Attended by an

a.

^^+R. IRj

from

(mfn.

accompanying.

with, following,

s.

Going

An

(w.)

attendant, a companion.

army.

^^fcp

1.

victim.
55

See

husband's body.

<WlM

nessed, accoutred, dressed.

^+5tlPT)

The voluntary burning of a widow with her

^Wftf^ft s.

^FTJ

2618

T + ^T.) Attended by

(m/n. from

a.

female at-

^T^ + R. ^F^)

Innate, in-

(femin. of "^T^U^T)

his

tendant, a confidante.

wife.

^^Hs. (corrupt, of ^^fa) Neighbourhood.

^t^Ol

(mfn. from

a.

herent, naturally belonging to; natural, ordinary,

s.

(. for
s.

"t^P) Grain, com,

fruit.

+*T ^") The

(m.

easy.
sal tree

(Shorea robusta).

^
^

Root,

indecl. Sans.

- C3)

See R.

With, together,

in

*1.ujl<

company.

R.^Tjor^) Bearing, enduring, sustaining: used in comp.

g. ^^PT^
a.

^lifflF
MohunP.

(*T$^3

i.

s. (i.)

brother of the whole blood.

^^ + ^GHI)

(m.

s.

p. 107.

(m.

s.

^^K+C^)

youngest of the

five

The name of
Pandava princes in

^^trrt

s.

(f. from

+ ^T) A woman

married according to the ritual of the vedas.

q. V.

^<?U

the
the

Mahabharata.

(mfn. from

e.

Credulity.

(m.

s.

aid, help.

2.

from^ + R.^?)
A

Assistance,

1.

^TSTT

R.

(n.

s.

for

^F + 3FT) A suffering,

a bearing, an enduring,

fragrant sort of mango.

a.

(mfn.*)

Enduring,

patient.

(f. from

Asa.

sistance, help, aid, cooperation.

mfn. from

a.

^4-R. ^)

Assisting, cooperating, helping, aiding,

s.

a.

{mfn.

Enduring,

1.

Aided,

co-

2. Associated, connected,

blended, compounded.

who burns

(/. from

^+R. SfjsT)

^t^^ 5^

s.

A woman

Also ^r^^ttf^rft (/.).

(a.

a meeting, a

*1$<sjl

herself on the funeral pile of her de-

ceased husband.

for

^[J

Fit to be borne or endured, tolerable.

operated, assisted.

s.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

(m.)

assistant.

*l^v3

^f^+^f)

patient.

^^t^.
An

(mfn.

a.

(*)

(from a.

^T^f$3l
ciety,

- is**)
fair.

s.

(f.

2.

1.

Society, an assembly,

Coition, copulation.

c^sf)

Social.

from^Tpf^+^l)

company, the associating with. Also

So-

2619

W&Qfa* (-f^mfn.^ + K.^) Associating with, keeping

company.

(m. from

s.

^^"t^ft

A living

+ R.

or

^
^

from

(.

s.

company.

<*t*$M

Hindu widow

death of a
herself

^3^31

+ R. ^SK^Eating

See

s.

The voluntary

a widow's burning

pile with her

dead

^IT + R.

*j

widow who

has burnt herself on the funeral pile of her hus-

(p.^i,)

^TS^

ad. Sans,

fi^^l

a.

(a.

city,

^^^^s. (m.3^ + ^^)Thesun.

Having a thousand

With

Easy, simple,

J^)

v. a.

To

treat

*T$Sft

(m.)

s.

An

epithet of

(-f^ m. ^K^ + t7^)

s.

R.

(/. from

s.

2.

*T^)

plant

1.

from R.

^T^)

1.

called mugani.

^^rmU(-ft^. from^ + ^TtfTPt)

joy, joyfully.
soft,

f&^S,

a person with

Strength, power.

The month Agrahdyana (November-

2. (m.)

December)

3^5^

also

condisciple, a fellow-student.

^tf^"
moment

(^T^ + f^T?) The sankranti,

s.

(n.)

*$$M^a.

thousand.

(mfn.
s

^W + ^I)

Indra.

(m.

s.

(Lit.

s.

(m.

^"^3

a.

{mfn.

The thousandth.

sort of

with.

s.

(n.

s.

T^W+ (TT^T)

An

epithet of

Having a thousand eyes.)

grass

(/.

from

Also

Companion-

1.

of companions

mango.

from^ + R. ^?)
R.

of,

1.

Accom-

connected
Borne, en-

(from R.

^T^) To

bear, to support,

to endure.

*rft^g>k (mfn. from R.

821) Of a

(Used

ing.

lotus.

^T5?g+^t^) A bent-

(Panicum dactylon).

(w.)

A multitude

2. (pret. part. p.

v. a.

:5

^^4-^)

companion, a

dured.

^.^ftT

2.

for^TS^R?) The

^TCfc

sheat-fish (Silurus Pelorius).

^tjCTO

(/.) or

ship, assistance.

panied or attended by, possessed

(mn.

31

helper.

or the

of the sun's entering Aries.

or helpers.

(m.).

ad. Sans. Hastily, quickly, suddenly.

"^T^^

body of

Aloe (Aloe perfo-

commonly

(m. from
(n.

Indra,

a thousand men.

disregard.
s.

(Lit.

rays.)

^<tjli$a. (m/k.^T^g + ^for^lfe) Having

liata).

a town.

(^f +

(3^3" +^5^) Thousands upon

3f$pPg3ijjg

^1

band.
s.

a thousand ways.

a thousand eyes.

(n.).

from

(/.

Thousand-

thousands, a billion.

on the same funeral

husband.

Assa-

^W+R.

from

m.

(*T5^ + *t^ )

ad. Sans.

fold, in

+ R. 3J)

from

(n.

s.

from^TS^ + R.^^t)

(-f^

s.

from^ + R. ^) ^TS^o

mfn.

Living or dwelling together.

^0*3 loH

(w.

s.

^^) Sorrel (Oxalis monadelpha).

(-f^T

a.

^5?gX^fil
fcetida.

dwelling together.

in

2620

^ifiS

a.

*T^+t^ Wilkins' Gr.

disposition to bear, patient, endurin

comp.

e. g.

^"f<

Rp^'f^f^

(mfn.) Enduring the beams of the sun.)

31

(/.) or

endurance.

(.) Patience, forbearance,

o
*rt *ri

2621

^^Frfk
*\

U The sun.

s. (to.)

2622
2. (/.)

The

^1 OKtftl^

earth.

(mfn. from

a.

^UTT

hesitating, dubious,

Good-hearted.

(mfn.

a.

Doubtful,
Wilkins' Gr.

uncertain.

903.

mSV^a.

(from

*TS + $55*1)

magna-

Liberal,

'^Kb

nimous, high-minded.

(to.)

See As. Res.

*1Jb

(to.

s.

iv.

woman pregnant
Manu ix. 173.
s. (to.

The edge of a

hut of grass or leaves, &c.

thatch.

a. (corrupt, of

^ifo*IS)

Thirty-

207.

^+Fl)

from

s.

The son of

^IW?1

A bridge.

(corrupt, of !fi>|p4}

s.

at the time of her marriage.

from

^loH
+ $"&R) A

brother of

*t^T ?) A

(corrupt, of

5.

prey, an eagle

large bird of

(?).

the whole blood.

^TlfS* a.

*JJ *

(to.

from R.

^^T) A

New,

recent.

pious man, a

Recently gathered

saint.

^TS?

{mfn. fat. part. p. R. ^T5^+^T

a.

Crr.

betel-leaf.
TTt'ftins'

729) Fit to be borne or suffered, en-

durable, sufferable.

s.

3^ or ^3"^)

(*Tfft +

The common ratan

Hort. Ben.

A
Mohun P.

(Sinapis dichotoma).

A
(from p. ^Li)

1.

sign, a token.

(a. ^jL>) Going, walking, wandering.

remainder, a residue, the whole.

2.

from *rTrftri)

s.

voyaging

one

who

An

(m. from

enters into close

able soldier,

engagement with the

s.

s. (to.

from

3T3:^*R) An

s.

Harnessed, armed,

A coat of mail.

(corrupt, of

*^>1)

a.

Yearly, annual.

(mfn.

from

*1 10<I?

The

split

bamboos of a

roof,

which

and are placed under

those which serve as rafters.

^T^^^R)

s.

(corrupt,

of

pair

Wilkins' Gr. 897.

(mfn.

Pertain-

v.a. (cans, of

causea person

to

swim.

*ffeftS3)

2.

1.

To swim.

ing to worldly or domestic affairs, mundane,

secular.

of

tongs or pincers.

^TOTft^?
a.

Evening.

vi

*rrat"Pl

3Tt3:VHR<fr

Also

astro-

loger.

5Tt3Ttft^

(from

run from end to end,

enemy.

3Tt^^R

a.

accoutred,

^TW
s.

^TTOl^S) Recently

of

new.

^H^48i

merchant.

^fto^fpT

made,

(corrupt,

a.

tax, duty.

*rt*itftr3?

plant (Brassica

Carey.

erucoides).

^TfcSl
s.

plant

p. 68.

Carey, 8vo. edit.

(a. jjbLi) Testimony.

^ 1^*1^ a.

p. 72.

She.

pole with which articles are canied

on the shoulders.

(Calamus Rotang).

pron. (the femin. of

I^^f

#^5

v. a.

(from

^T+R. ^) To

swim.

To

2623

2624

To add

v. a.

the spices and other

^tt^)

additions to a condiment, to season.

seasoning a condiment,

a.

go

^Tft^a.

To

<fl)

Testimony,

^T|^l+T^3

to the gift of

(mfn. from

evi-

Wilkins'

a friend.

Wilkins' Gr. 900)

enter, to

Relating to a friend.

into.

o
;i

(mfn. from

a.

Gr. 900) Belonging

Seasoned.

^ + R.

(from

v. a.

Ttf^T)

w . from

The

o_

^TOS

dence.

^FnTTOS)

noun of

v.

s.

The

(?w.)

Tt3T

^FP)

(from

s.

The kernel of a

fruit

the

substance of corn or seeds.

^hWnl

ocean.

^1)

(from

s.

The name of a wild

climbing plant (Asclepias echinata).

^Tfe

ad. Sans. Together, with.

^hinill

^tam

(n.^^^+Tl)

s.

Entireness, complete-

ness, wholeness.

^Tt^R

a.

Mohun P.

^Ttf^a.

(mfn. ^T + ^lW^") Possessed of a

form or shape.

TTt |^

As, like as.

Immediate,

a.

Within

1.

Manu

manifestly, evidently.

sight,
2.

T + ^I^)
s.

n.

p. 45.

(mfn. from

associated with the

:

ad. Sans, (from

(from the Eng. sago -{-v. &\S) Sago.

s.

2.

S.

t.

20, 26, 31, seqq.

meeting,

The Sdn-

Tarachand Ch.

an interview.

hhya system of philosophy, or a

See

ad.

*rtwt^"k s.

to

(m.

The

The
s.

s.

from

^Ttf^T+^l) The

condition of a witness

Manu vm.

^Tl^J

*tf$FT

evidence,

office or

testimony.

^tfe^+^i)

gating or examining a witness.

^Tife^1"fe3

a.

{mfn. from

The

i-i

(-f^T

mfn.

from ^T + ^I^ +

STtS^t^S^t^E^fU (^Tt^t^genit. case

+ p.
uVj) The deposition of
witness.

Mohun P.

p. 98.

(m. for

s.

(p.

*T$}rft$

in all its

meeting, an union.

{y

2.

Possessed

of the

En-

angas

and subordinate

(mfn. from ^tfffcl Wilkins' Gr.

a.

903) Relating to war, warlike, martial.

5

a.

(mfn.

from

^T^3 +

Deadly.

ad. Sans. Crookedly, awry, bent.

s.

of

^$Sf) A

complete.

^T STtSqtf^

Wilhins' Gr. 1031) Bearing testimony, giving

evidence,
s. (i.) A witness, an ocular witness.

Complete

auxiliary branches of sacred science.

115.

^'if^f*S$RJ)

Possessed of the angas, or

2.

or updngas, or the principal

interro-

Manu

Wn)

Established by the evidence of an ocular witness.

T + 3I^f )

j) A bayonet.
*TttfrW*[a. (mfn. *T + 3tfl +
tire,

(m.1

s.

*\W&

80.

s.

:j

auxiliary branches of sacred science.

(^I^Kf^fi-f 3J<-

personified incarnation of justice.

(/.

(mfn.

parts, finished.

^S^s&tojR

treatise referring

it.

pre-

sence of a person.

\St<

Argument, rea-

1.

The Sankhya system of philosophy.

R.A.

Trans.

Connected or

god Agni.

(m. from ^rl^JTl)

s.

soning.

237.

^ + 3^)

^TtSi

s.

(n.

from

(corrupt, of

Assistance.

^l>P) Accoutrements,

ness, articles of dress or use.

har-

^TRl

2625
Punishment.

1.

(p.

s.

put into milk to curdle

^n^ntl3

v. a. (cans,

to accoutre.

To

2.

Rennet,

2.

seven.

^tfeU3)

of

To

1.

dress,

arrange, to adorn, to put in

&c,

order, to set out a table for a meal,

to de-

corate a place.

3TTfe3
to

^K3t^;

a.

(corrupt.

^|) To

to

fit,

become,

^IvjH^

s.

(corrupt,

Mo-

(Mimosa Suma, Roxb.^)

plant

^t^t^a.

Rice which

Ttf^

Colebr. Alg.

in sixty days.

^l\5

petticoat.

Gr. 830)

'Mohun P.

d romedaiy.

prefixed to numerals,

"f^T Three and a

^Tt^ A Taddhita

e. g.

g.

^F^Tt^^3
made

ashes,

ashes,

a.

half.

(rnfn.)

Changed

from jp~*I

(WT/

into
rc.)

See Wilkins' Gr. \ 1034.

Ashes.

a. (corrupt,

^Tt^Ff^l

a.

of

^T^T

of

(corrupt,

(from

a.

^i$|f^*^S)

^TT\3*T^1

^TK?) The

Birdlime.

s.
(

^OTt

^Tf^P3

+ 1%

3. Gift, giving.

2.

4.

7^7-

End,
Sharp

Dysenteric, af-

s.

s.

m .)

Peas.

(corrupt, of

p. 138.

(#:

ftfjWl) The seventh day

Mohun P.

True, good, vir-

tuous, excellent, pious, disposed to truth and

goodness
of

^
a.

having the inherent natural quality

or " goodness."

See

With, together,

(corrupt, of

(from

^51) An

attendant, a companion,

an associate.

*n*u

seventh.

Mohun P.

attended by.

Forty-seven.

^Tfaf^

^^T^

^Ttei

Seven.

(Si

with dysentery.

by means of which a

affix,

for

(^1f3 + 3Tte)

a.

of the month.

kind of adverbs are formed from substantives

e.

*Ttfa*rte
flicted

p. 49.

Augmented by one

^)

Destruction, ruin.

1.

pain.

Feeling, a sense of feeling.

one half

half, plus

*HTt)

(corrupt, of

a.

^T^M't'fe) Eighty-

(f. from R. C^Fl

s.

is

kins'

^TT3 s. (from R.
s.

Ninety-

p. 127.

conclusion, cessation.
2. (for

ptf^f)

seven.

Mohun P.

sown and reaped

of

(corrupt, of

Thirty-

(corrupt, of

^tOTl

Seventy-

of*^^t*K) Fifty-seven.

(corrupt.
a.

a. (corrupt, of

p. 316.

The twenty-

oL^^fi)

^H^f

Also

p. 45.

seven.

seventh.

seven.

hun P.

% o3 eaciit ?>.?.'

*TOt$*l

(from

be prepared.

*8'OJ

^"SfeB

f3 *tf3) Twenty-

of

seven.

(from R.

v. n.

a. (corrupt,

8cc.

it.

2626

(for^nH)
(^.

p. 90.

wish, a desire, a prayer.

from R. ^TIT

for

^ ) A dwelling,

a house.
s.

(from fi1t<T) The

(Adenanthera pavonina).

name

of a tree

Carey.

TW^TR^P

s.

plant (Andropogon
(/.)

shrub,

commonly

called char-

mag has.

^13hTI

^T^f^) Sixty-seven.

*jL?+CtR*tPP) A
Mohun P.

verticillata).

p. 68.

^TfaW^
(corrupt, of

(p.

hun P.
8

s . (p.

p. 71.

^L + ^t^)

Marble.

Mo-

2627

2628

Tfcl

;3

(-f%\m. from R.
2. A charioteer.

s.

for

1.

*fW*ffr

s.

^Tt^RooT,

(^Jft)

iv.

finish, to

effort to
a.

and

v.

(^l(^tf^)

a.

^t^.

See R.

accomplish.

R.

(rnfn. pret. part. p.

Effected, accomplished.

T^) A

Amerced, fined

2.

from R. ^Tt<l

See

a. (mfn.y.

To

(from R.

v. a.

Accomplishing,

solicit

used in comp.

a. (to/tc.)

e. g.

destroy.
"*1

(n.)

s.

duty,

+^Tt^.

if^t^

s. (to.)

1.

accomplisher

R.

^^f^FT)

The accom-

1.

plishing or effecting of any thing.

an expedient, an

efficient cause.

R.A.S.

3.

552.

i.

Punishment, a

6.

2.

See Trans.

The

7.

fine.

mises leading to a logical conclusion, proof.

9.

mercury or other metals.

(BengJ)

To accomplish,

pre8.

The oxydizing of

Motion, going, following.

v. a.

4.

Substance,

5.

\*\^a.

of^Tt<^)

Means,

Destruction, killing.

Obsequies, funeral ceremonies.

matter.

Very hard.

^ft^lii

{n.

s.

a. (rnfn. irreg. superl.

2.

Very

1 l<^)

degree of

right or proper.

a performer of pious acts, a

worshipper.

STtefr

to

Accomplishing or performing a duty,

from 3?t$>

An

to

exercise one's self ; to effect, to accomplish

fulfilling

a wish, an

desire,

accomplish an object.
(rnfn.

Community, a

right, a joint interest.

awarded.

:3

(from R.

96.

i.

^TW^+IT)

(n.

s.

common

See Trans. R.A.S.

resemblance.

larity,

To

from ^7^*1 +"?!) Likeness, simi-

(.

duty

or law binding to all the different castes.

horseman.

a.

( "Q^l^mfn.
Harder.

1.

pure, pious, virtuous.

553.

compar. degree

Very

right or proper.

2.

from R.

{rnfn.

irreg.

L Good > ri g ht>

See Trans. R. A. S. i.

2. Pleasing, beautiful, excellent,

sical,

s.

(to.)

usurer.

2.

(/.)

(.)

clas-

vir-

^1

ad. Sans. Well, rightly.

tuous wife.
(/.) and

An

fit,

Goodness, righteousness,

piety, virtue.

^f<rU3

Applause, approba-

to effect.
tion.

^JT^frl

s.

ration.

(/.
2.

from R.

^TtHj

1.

Worship, ado-

Entreaty.

a.

(rnfn.

TT$7T +

Worthy of

3I2[)

being accomplished.

^T^rf^I
viW^il

a.
)

same

R.

part. p.

(rnfn. fut.

from

^Tfcb

^^T^PTj The

religion or liable to the

being of the

same

duties,

and

a.

{rnfn.

joint, general,

from *T +

common

to

common

property.

s. (to.

^n^+^t^")

*tW)

many,

Kindness, friend-

goodness, humanity.

a. (rnfn. fut.

part. p. R.

^fl^f W")

1.

To

be accomplished or perfected, accomplishable.

2.

To be

inferred or concluded in logic.

be cured (in medicine).

2.

(w.)

s.

An

1.

3. To
Accom-

object to be ac-

complished, a thing to be established by proof.

Common,

like, similar.

Joint property,

well-trained horse.

plishment, perfection.

answering the same purpose.

^T^tt^i

^ti^k
liness,

Accomplishable, proper to be effected.

(n.

from

R.

See Trans. R.A.S.

I.

552.

3. (to.)

deity:

applied especially to a particular class of twelve

deities.

Manu

i.

22. in. 195.

of one of the astronomical yogas.

4.

The name
As. Res. n.

2630

2629
302.

(Beng.) Power,

5.

and

3T$7^

conciliation.

(/.)

The

plaint in a

$J|P

law-suit.
;3

2.

Cleverness, dexterity,

a.

Con-

ciliatory, soothing, agreeable.

3Tt^)+^)

(m.

s.

-31

ability.

Possibility.

(ra.)

R. ^TtsT + ^FT) The consoling or

(n.

s.

comforting a person, reconciliation, pacification,

T$73I3

a (mfn.l
.

with power,

ad.

To

Corresponding

the utmost of one's ability.

Also

friendly address.

T[-faf^ s

Carey.

^t^FTi

(/.).

from^ + R.^l)

Immediate

consequence.

^^pTffs.

+ f^ft)

The accomplishment of

Success. (Lit.

that which

was

to

t^a (mfn.)

:s

be

accomplished.)

3Tt^r$7Tl

greasy.

3Tt^)+ :3T^:;r1) Earnest en(

s.

Tarachand Ch.

treaty.

1.

Thick, coarse, gross.

compact, clustered, impervious.

4.

^^f^

2. Close,

Unctuous,

3.

Smooth, bland, pleasing.

a.

(mfn.

Tf^ + f^)

:3

Thick and

unctuous.

^falVffc (m.^W^% + ^)
s.

The

T^TSP

(n.

s.

from ^T

+ R.

*ft for *ft

Pains'

a law-suit, or the decision or judg-

last stage of

Gr. 724) Clarified butter

ment.

for a sacrifice with

fire.

(.) Fear, terror.

3TT<4"lt>

*nft$*.

*Tt^+$j^Ulj Of

(mfn.

a.

Mann

virtuous conduct.

pure or

(n.

from^ft) Proximity, vicinity,

nearness.

in. 193.
a.

'^TT'Ts. (from

*rt^*%

a.

Tftfsi

TFTtlft

s.

Joyful, happy.

s.

"fl^bHj

weaver's sley.

(corrupt, of ^TliUTOt )

A flute,

(mn.) Table-land on a mountain.

nkt ill

s.

^t^K

:I

(corrupt, of

P
T 1)

mfn

^+

Attended by

(/.)

Also

^TftTfWi

s.

from

(m. from

^P^)

a.

(mfn.

Tarachand Ch.

serpent.

(m. plur. from

evil.

Children of

same husband.

^j^f)

1.

The condition

several wives of the

^t^tcD

A flute, a pipe.

s.

different wives of the

(n.

An enemy.

2.

or state of the

same man.

^ + 3Pi"CD)

Attended by (his)

children.

^1H4"1H a. (mfn. *f + 3P}TtH) Criminal, guilty.

(/)
s.

(n.

from

sort of penance.

*daf Root,
s.

s.

*TMvTi

a pipe,

favourable circumstances.

*Tt|

^"M

from, the morbid state of

the three humours of the body.

StU^

to, or arising

Bad,

fife.

^Tt^

Relating

Feeling, sensation.

^ + ^^{)

(corrupt, of

:j

virtuous wife.

(m.) Gold.

s.

s.

R.^T^for^T^)

(mfn.

;3

(femin. of ^"T<^)

^t|ft

(mfn. from

x.

^ + R. 3%) A particular

Manu xi.

(^igitf&j

(m. from R.

^Tfe

*rH\3ri

s.

(from

124, 213.

See R.
1.

3#

^TtPf^a.
.

(mfn.

snake-catcher.

^ + 3H?W) Having reference

or respect to, dependent upon.

Conciliation, re-

a.

Mixed, confused, promiscuous.

*itpr

2631

^t^ftrT
Also

from

(n.

s.

3Tii^5" :;tl'[
(.).

'

^tf^^ a.

(mfn.

^rftr

^T+*ft) Friendship.

?$WteP

2632

(n.

s.

fast

kept

by Hindu women on the fourteenth day of the

See

second half of the month

^T^T*^) Relating to seven.

Vaisdkha, to pre-

them from widowhood. As. Res.

serve

in. 282.

Wilkins' Gr. % 903.

(a. c^JjJ) Evidence, testimony, proof,

TFE^*.

uiL)

(a.

Clean, pure, transparent, pel-

lucid.

from

n.

^l^^ )

a confirmation.

^ft^a.

^^+^5)

(from

Effectiveness, pro-

Confirmed, esta-

Also^TH^.

blished, settled.

ductiveness, fruitfulness, success.

3^ fXpTftrl s.

<ub

(p.

Root,

JU) A

appease.

discharge from an obligation.

is

chand Ch.

To

{mfn. ^f

(-^) Take

+ TO^Tt^)

circumspect,

Careful, cau-

prudent.

-s3l (/.) or

care!

Caution, care,

53*^ n.)

seqq.

hymn, a prayer which

See As.

^rtSI<

^TtoTj

who
Wilkins' Gr. 1033) Apprized,
put on one's guard.

made aware

of,

449.

vm.

reconciliation,

2.

458,
peace,

whetstone, a grinding-stone.

s.

(ra.)

s.

(m. from

^^FL+R.T^J) A Brahman

chants the Sama-veda.

from

{mfn.

Res.

r.

harmony.

ad.
(n.)

1.

Conciliation,

3.

dence.
a.

conciliate, to

Trans. R.A.S.

be chanted.

to

circumspection, pru-

attention,

To

1.

pacify, to tranquillize.

The Sama-veda.

attentive,

tious,

s.

Tara-

Leisure.

s.

a.

2.

Hunter.
MfJx#k

*\\4&\H

(^WR?)

x.

general release, a

^Tta^tto

a.

^1^+ R.

from

(mfn.

Chanting the Sama-veda.

:5

STfwFT ad. (from Tt^tt^ ) Cautiously, care-

Ttoft

Baggage, things,

(from

s.

fur-

niture, goods, chattels.

fully, vigilantly.

(m. from R.

s.

days.

2.

A day

?) 1.

reckoned from sunrise to sun-

of which 1,577,917,828 are counted in a

rise,

yoga of 4,320,000
Also

^TH^f^

^Tte"

s.

MS.

"ft^

TFiZAircs'

Gr.

^TO^^

s.

(n.

from ^^TST^^)

Consistency,

agreement.

hun P.

(p.

ub

candlestick.

Mo-

p. 79.

fftWW!
Mohun

from^Tt5I\+ #7ft?) A prayer

excite fire when fuel is put on.

s.

uttered to

(f.

p. 45.

^Tfcr^ft

^^1*1^.

(p. J:\j

(from

^Ttl^tfl

hymn

s.

(f.

in the

2.

jli.)

p.

Well done

t>U>)

from R.

^)

See As. Res.

The name

bravo

1.

The
is

vm.

^TW^"

of the wife of

gayatri, a

esteemed par400,

s.

(f.)

See TTtlTfl

An encouragement.

Rig-Veda which

ticularly holy.

38.

+TT

977) Entireness, wholeness.

^Tt^t 3^ s.

See

(m.)

Wilkins'

solar years.

(from Portug. savao) Soap.

P.

thirty

from

(n.

s.

month of

Manu

Satyavan.

n.

(mfn. from

neighbouring.

1.

Bordering upon,

2. Limiting, bounding, pertain-

ing to a frontier,

The

R3")

:3?

s.

(w.)

neighbour.

2.

chief of a district.

^ilMCik
As. Res.

s.

(m. +\

vm.

458. seqq.

C3Tf ) The Sama-veda.

2633

STfe

^TtfsT

tyftlWJfi

who

priest

(-f^ m.

s.

Sama-veda.

studies the

from ^rf^I^)

(f

As. Res.

on adding

fuel to the sacrificial

vn. 296.

^TPTfOT

903) Relating to time

pointed time

(mfn.

a.

(m. from
Wilkins' Gr. %

in general, or to

suited to the time,

2634

prayer used

fire.

Tf^T^) A mantra

or

mystical prayer.

any ap-

Etffism See *nf*i%

seasonable,

^Tt^W

punctual, opportune, timely, temporary.

from^T^i +IT)

(n.

s.

Nearness,

vici-

nity, proximity.

ability,

STOSi + IT) Adequacy, capacity,

(n.

s.

fitness, strength.

^Ttollfe

assistant or

^1

spectator at an assembly.
(ra.)

The belonging

an assembly or

to

or

(_/".)

The being

^flptfP

(n.

s.

society.

to
i.

s.

(n.)

many, community.
112.

2.

1.

of the lower

The being common

1.

See Trans. R. A. S.
+\

common

^nH>+^Pr3l) a

(/.

s.

whole.
Wilkins' Gr. 897)

Cuttle-fish bone.

s.

(w.)

A mark

3.

who

interprets

^TWftJ^

Also

l^y^fWl

s.

(f.

s.

general

^1*jf^

body.

(n.

s.

^"H^lfte

from
s.

(.)

marks on the

(mfn.).

^T^ + f^Jl

Mohun P.

siognomy.

(mA ^TftlH) +^T) A

Muriatic,

(mfn.

The

of interpreting the marks of the body

prostitute.

fluid of the

2.

fortune-teller

body.
]

Sea-salt.

^TITH<e a

generic character.

^rnrt^wprsi

General,

Wilkins' Gr.

975) Common, general, universal

class of people,

^FJW + t^)

or stain on the body.

^ttff

{mfn. from

a.

pp. 45, 55.

Sea-born, marine, relating to the sea.

the same predicament.

in

(mfn.

a.

(mfn. from

a.

^Ttfe^l +

from

total, relating to the

^ttifa lR^RTfe

Mohun P.

snail.

art

phy-

p. 156.

?T*p)

Palmistry.

(n.

War,

generic
battle.

character, a definition or description comprising

many

3Tt*T3

individuals.

TftrFPt^R"

(^Ttat^+viih-i)

St

this time.

Fortune

or Nature personified as the parent of every

blessing.

T^Tt^

s.

(Lit.

Whose

(from R.

Tftrtf^3

:j

v. a.

face

^T^T

R.^Tt^) To

(from

T*3f3)

1.

Now,

at

x.

(*ll4**Rs) To

join,

to con-

nect, to assemble.

WWa.(>.)

Care, caution.

?)

:3?

Fitly, properly.

2.

3Tf*^RooT,

on every side.)

is

ad. Sans, (from

be careful,

See

T^V^R

(3T + v4l*<<) Clothed.

^HM^.a.

to attend, to collect, to arrange.

a.

^Tt^^l

StfttT+t^) Relawords,
s. (ra.) A com-

(mfn. from

ting to composition of

1.

Half.

2.

Blameably.
I

TtprarW

s.

(p.

<ULoli)

An

awning.

(from

female juggler.

^ilM^W^ a (from ^<^lS$k )

Also tii^Wfe^-

pound word.
indecl. Sans.

s.

^TtS^li

s.

R.A.S.

(/.? from
i.

567.

Arsenical.

Probability.

Trans.

*TtTl

2635

TtSD

from

(n.

$.

Equality, sameness,

T TlP&

likeness, equilibrium.

^"ftrtep

The

1.

dignity or

power of a samrat or king-paramount.

vm.

As. Res.

409.

2.

To

a.

(Cuculus melanoleucus).

from ^T + R. ^?)

(to.

s.

End,

close.

An

3.

arrow.

Evening.

1.

2.

^TUT) In

Sans, (from

at?.

deer.

epithet of Siva.

Variegated colour.

5.
8.

A bow.
A kind of

3.

Carey).

4.

Hair.

7.

6.

note or tune.

(Beng.) Assent,

4.

acquiescence.

3TfXr

The chataka

1.

2.

species of crane (Ardea Sarunga,

govern.

(Arum

Many-coloured,
(m.)

s.

plant

p. 65.

T+

variegated, gaudy,

An
TtTT

Hort. Ben.

*\]<%[ a. (mfn. from

See

Government

(Beng.)

<^f^X3 v.

generally.

(^TH + ^TT)

s.

nymphaeafolia).

^Ajllv5H-TT)

(n.

s.

2636

the evening.

^ l^ f^I

s. (to.

SfM3|>

s.

(n.

from R. Bf)
from

charioteer.

^T^f^) The

duty of a cha-

rioteer.

^TOT^
2.

3Tra + ^)

(to.

s.

An

1.

arrow, a dart.

TTtlT<p'M

(mfn. irreg. deriv. from

a.

sword.
(m.

^TteP + ^'H) Evening,

lating to the river Sarayu.

the

^Tte^t51

^Tt^+^t^) The

even-tide.

^rra^ffr

from

(to.

s.

essential or

^i'iJ^H )

"^K^) Reand

vital

choice part of any thing

Belong-

quin-

tessence.

ing to the evening, vespertine, post-meridian.

3Tt3T*nr
ceremony performed on the

month A'swina.
*rtttf?

^rtXT +

(to.

5.

As. Res.

fifth

lit.

day of the

for

rity,

313^)

The

evening.
:J

TH3P

(from ^-l-R.

s.

TT^)

Union, especially

Divine Essence.
(a.

a.

s. (to.

J\J) Going, wandering, walking.

from R.

marrow

^)

1.

Pith, sap, the heart of

it is

3.

dog.

Honesty, since-

s.

(m.)

1.

Pertaining to a

species of Indian crane

2.

The moon.

3.

(n.)

lotus.
s. (to.

an extract from

2.

TTt^"+ TT'^) A compilation,

a book. Mohun P. p. 100.

l.The zone or

(.)

A military

girdle of a

woman.

girdle or belt.

^ ISWI'jn (femin. of*tU*l)The female Siberian

crane (Ardea Siberica).

6. (n.)

Propriety, fitness.

9.

4. Steel.

Water.

7.

5.

Sick-

Wealth.

(Beng.) Dung, ma-

(from *TtfeG3)

a.

Strength, vigour, valour,

firmness, hardness.

ness, dysentery.
8.

The

in this

frequently used as the latter part of

compound words.
heroism

2.
:

^R^ + H)

from

(Ardea Siberica).

s.

the cream of milk, &c.

bitch)

(mfn. from

a.

the whole.

essence or vital portion of any thing

sense

*t

^Tt^TSr^

remainder, a remnant

a tree

(n.

s.

^RUl A

uprightness.

lake.

the ultimate reabsorption of the soul in the

s.

*lUn>

261.

s . (,. from

Restored, repaired,

completed, finished, recovered

entire,

whole,

all.

3Tteltt3

v. a.

(cans, of

*rtflKsJ) To mend,

to

<r

nure.
All.

*\\<<$

MohunP.

-31
a.

p. 82.

(/.) or

a. (corrupt.

of-W^T)

-3" (^Excellence.

(mfn.l from R. ^T) Cathartic, laxative.

repair, to complete.

TWft^i

f;

(^Wttpi from^nrt^u3,+

Slack water at ebb-tide.

*t

WK^Tte a.
The

Most

essential,

s.

R.^) A

Substantial.

tier.

ad.

<) With, along with, together.

^ + 3^3 Moist, wet.

STt^tf^ (mfn. from ^T + ^FT) Suited
^TtH

row, a rank, a column,

2638

Rudiments of Beng. Gram. R. 361, 362.

Sans.

^4^)

(from

a.

^Ttfts. (from

(mfn. from

a.

a.

to all seasons.

*il|<<p1
in

(from

quintessence.

^ l'<rK
a

^TtpT

^Ttf

2637

s.

A bird very common

from R.^T?)

(/.

Bengal, properly either the Turdus Salica, or

a species of jay (Gracula religiosa), but familiarly

applied to the female parrot. See

toii's

Manu,

vol.

ii.

Also (Beng.)

440.

p.

Haugh-

^TT^rfrr^ (mfn. from

all

^WIT + ^)

Suited to

places or circumstances.

Srfette^

(n.

s.

^W + ^^KT)

from

(In gram-

mar) The designation of a certain class of

ter-

minations in the inflection of the Sanskrit verb.

See Colebr. Gram.

:3

Tff^T3

(from R.

v. n.

recover, to get better,

pair,

to

v.

To be restored, to
a. To restore, to re-

amend, to remedy, to

to

finish,

com-

(mfn. from

a.

prising the whole earth,

sovereign.

humble the pride of a person.

plete, to

p. 134, seqq.

^T^ + ^pT) Coms. (m.)

1. A universal

The elephant of Kuvera

2.

as re-

gent of the north.

(p. ifjJjL>)

kind of fiddle or

*Ttf %3l

s.

(f.

lute.

larity

*lW

(n.T)

s.

species of metre in

Sanskrit
s.

Ben.
Tf<Pf>

*$&\ +XT)

from

(n.

s.

Resemblance,

similarity, analogy, identity.

(to.)

(to.)

p.

+ 31) SimiManu iv. 232.

(Shorea robusta, Hort.

tree

see ^tt

head (Sparus

spilotus,

2.

the gilt-

fish,

Buchanan).

3.

(Beng.)

Another species of fish (Ophiocephalus Wrahl).

kind of poison.

^T+^Pl?) A

(to.

5.

1.

42)

See

JL) A

4. (p.

7\ i^prjTI^ s

TPl

As. Res. x. 468.

prosody.
:i

from^T + R.

of station (with Beahm).

year.

a plant

5. (p.

Jy)

(Brassica rapa).

shawl.

Mohun P.

p. 68.

multitude, a crowd, a

large assembly; a caravan of travelling traders.

a. (mfn.)
,

1.

Wealthy, opulent.

<r

2. Significant.

Tl<^

:i

a.

from

(jw/h.

^ + ^51)
^31

pose, effectual, useful.

The being adapted

srtefets;

(jn.

to

Fit for the pur-

(f)

or

3"

(?i.)

any purpose.

(to>.

^T+SF^^") Ornamented,

TTPf+^t5;

<z.

r. Sfi)

A year
a half.

and a

e. g.

half,

^TN^

s.

plant (Achyranthes triandra).

Tt*PrK*.

(/.

*n*T+*rK?) A plant
5?

sarum Gangeticum). Also Tt Pitpi

^Tt^

(Beng.)

If put before a

^^

^I^qil

s.

(.)

Three and

hundred or a thousand,

implies either of these and

its

half.

See

P.

Mo-

p. 68.

:j

(mfn. ^T + ^T^) Increased by one-half,

plus one half:

decorated.

hun P.

trader, a merchant.

it

^"K^t^a.

<r

(Hedy-

Mohun

p. 46.

TM'^i

s.

tescens).

medicinal plant (Ichnocarpus fru-

Mohun P.
a.

(from

lating to a year.

p.

p. 46.

JL)

Annual, yearly,

re-

^TW

2639

*t,lR^

of^Ttf^l) A bird

(corrupt.

s.

Buchanan's MSS.).

Salica,

An

(a. l^JIj)

^Ttf^^fi
hun P.

^f^p

P.

(Turdus

Carey.

arbitrator.

Mo-

p. 94.

Mohun

(Nymphaea Lotus).

plant

Mo-

or duties of a wealthy person.

(a.u^U) A lord,

s.

(mi

s.

*Tt*R)

sort of fennel

from

(n. ?

s.

^n^Tl

s.

^Ttg a.

state of

(to/w. ?

^T + ^ltj

P.

s. (to.)

As the

A lion

'TT^O^D

s.

(mfn. f + 31^<pt^') Proud.

(w.

from

*RR)

from^R? 5 ^)

(.

outrage, assault.

1.

3.

(mfn. ^T+t^)

committing

outrageous,

Pl^Vfl^

Punishment,

(to/tc.

i.

79.

sand strong.
3.

(rc.)

STl^tiP

An
s.

m -) An

Violent, cruel,

crimes

of

violence,

2.

comprising a thousand.

detachment a thou-

A captain

of a thousand men.

1. (to.)

aggregate of

(n.

from

emin ent man,

it

e. g.
lit.

A man,
See^^and^H^T.
s.

(to.)

^^

(to.)

s.

s.

(n.

s.

(to.

The open hands

PtK + fU) A gate,

f^ +

warriors, war-cry.
2.

(Lit.

TTTT)

1.

See

a portal.

The shout

The roaring of a

of metre

species

joined.

of

lion.)

Sanskrit prosody.

in

As. Res. x. 470.

from ^STEj") Relating to a thou-

s.

river.

compound words

man, from ^j^^T

pff$3f!t

sand, a thousandth

Manu

"f^T

Pf^M

mfn.').

^t^Ef a.

of

+ f^f^s.(TO.)Alion.

Also

outrageous.

daring,

kind of

the sign Leo in the zodiac.

member

latter

lion of a

Violence, cruelty,

Hatred.

2.

Attendance,

chastisement.
a.

companionship, company, assistance.

*.

?)

often expresses eminence or distinction

s-

3T75^R

Mohun

seam.

of

(corrupt,

ox-

Angular, poly eronous.

To

p. 72.

Carey.

^tCT

basket for throwing water from a pond or

^T^ + ^g) An angular pillar.

(to.?

s.

Cheap.

The dewlap of an

(/.)

TT^^g

T + C^ft^) The

beatitude with the gods and sages.

o. (h. la^^)

f^forf^)

(from R.

(from

s.

felicity or

a master, an owner,

^JblJ) Ink.

(p.

(Anethum Sowa).

WW

Carey.

sew.

frog.

*ftmH) A

for

The condition

a proprietor.
a.

(to. for

^t^^T)

(from

s.

p. 46.

Tien**,

conjunction,

^3<Fte a. (from^t^ for^Tft + fWl) Rich,

opulent,
s. A rich man, a great man.

^IW
plant (Orchis mascula).

*itlMU

^f^^ + TT) Society,

(n.

s.

3Tt^<FiRt

p. 46.

hun P.

^Ttf^Q)

connexion, association.

(from a. cJl') Arbitration.

s.

2640

f^r$;i

many

thousands.

^tH + TT)

An

alliance, a

confederation, mutual help, assistance.

s.

(/.

from

f^ + t^) A

plant

(Hedysarum lagopodioides).

teCW^IH
Handsome and

f^SCfr

(n.)

s.

of the nose.

t^rt

(mfn.

a.

PtK + ^S~Ff)

well-shaped.
1.

Rust of

Also

(n.).

iron.

f^^t

5
!

2.

The mucus

fpf^f^., and

PT3

2641

tree

2642

(Nyctanthes arbor

tristis).

Carey.

Pi^ft

(corrupt, of

s.

f^^TH)

s.

PW&WeWp)

(n.

f^J*tfH*

f^T^

A throne.
Also

fh -

?t@i*f) A

(corrupt, of

s.

Seated

(mfn.

on a throne, occupying a throne.

&

(j'Ji J&*0

P.

PP&W

(m.

s.

f^+sit^)

plant (Jus-

Adhenatoda).

t^Pg) The

from

(/

egg-plant (Sola-

rium Melongena).

f*T3Htt3

v. a.

f^R^for

ft^)

A hunter. Mohun P.

(from y.JSS)

t^\4"t<$4

To

sew.

p. 73.

p. 90.
ft

(1^3^ + 3^)
Mohun P.

ing-dog, a hound.

(from R.

link

Chace, hunt, game.

(p. j\LS>)

f^l^WWsj a. (mfn. P^V^ + ^2)

Dethroned. Aitofr^TOl^'.).

Mohun P.

of a chain.

Mohun

ffM^^.

See

p. 89.

chain.

furbisher.

(from

f%*^3 ft

of

the nose, snot.

P\K^

ticia

The mucus

(from a.

d^?) A

sport-

p. 49.

Carey,

quarter-rwpee.

8vo. edit.

The white

rose

(from A.

s.

(Rosa glandulifera).

1.

die for coining

stamp or impression on money.

(.

Mohun P.

flight of steps.

a staircase,

ladder,

coin;

rupee,

a.

p. 78.

the

Stamped

2.

Sterling, current (as coin).

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

ftt)

for

Sprinkled, wetted, moistened.

(corrupt, of

?)

hole

madle

in

"pT^i

(n.) Bee's

ft

wall by house-breakers.

v. a.

1.

An

aquatic

fafaus) To

cause to

Carey.

(caus. of

house-breaker,

Also

2.

miner.

by

(a. J^.*- )
seal of a

(y.) 1. Sand,

sandy

soil.

2.

The

gra-

f^3l^H

a.

(-3^

mfn.

1%3\j1 +

^)

Sandy.
a.

(mfn.

notary,

p5p$S

vel (the disease).

p^Jl+OT)

Sandy.

(from R.

f^Hj

To

boil, to

cook

boiling.

ur-

glary.

(b.)

(n.).

boil or to cook.

(from

#;

(from

s.

plant (Trapa bicornis).

v. n.

thief.

f^R^

house-

breaker's instrument.

Also

(corrupt, of

(from

f^NrN

wax.

register;

a.

Right, proper, good, well-arranged.

ft

tingling.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

the decree or

judge; the written attestation of a

f^forf^

Wil-

Mns' Gr. 693) 1. Bound, tied.

2. (pret.
part. p. R. OTl for
Wilkins' Gr. 701)
Destroyed, finished.

3.

White,

light, bright.

sand-bank.
s.

a.

(mfn. from

Sandy.

(m.)

Venus.
8

1.

White

(the colour).

2.

The planet

f^l

2643

(/.

"Pi Pi'

from

sort of

(Anethum Sowa).

fennel

f*T3pfa

logical conclusion

f*T3+"Pfa)

(n.

s.

Also

Rock-salt.

"Pre +^3)

(m.

5.

opinion

is

"PT^W^ (w.)(-1^\mfn. f^tS + t^)

f*TTtel.

Barley.

an argument by which one

refuted and another undeniably esta-

Also

blished.

Prefer oo-

f*re^

2644

Per-

taining to a logical conclusion.

Clayed or candied sugar.

(/. from

F*l\sk)

"pT3t^

Also

f*T3+3lTo1) Camphor.

(m. from

s.

Pl^ll

s.

(.

f%^ + 31^")

Prepared

[M ^ +

Having attained

food,

boiled rice.

(.).
a.

(mfn.

white

or accomplished an object, successful,

(m.)

s.

lotus.

White mustard.

fhsil<U

(f^ + ^r^t^)

$.

plant (Lyco-

f*rf|

Mohun P.

podium phlegmaria).

(/. from

s.

R.

f^for ftK+f3)

1.

Ac-

p. 46.

complishment, fulfilment, completion, success.

"pTf3

(mfn. from

a.

f%3)

White.

1.

Black.

2.

2.

The

solution of a problem.

3.

or sentence of a court of justice.

Seef*tT*M.

The
4.

of one of the astronomical yogas.

a.

(mfn, pret. part. p. R.

Wilhins' Gr. p. 420)

brought about.
cooked.
ness.

Effected, accomplished,

Prepared, ready.

Accomplished

4.

3. Boiled,

in sanctity or holi-

Demonstrated, proved, established,

5.

(Used

certain, true.
a. (mfn.'}

2.

1.

302,

comp.

in

Accomplished through the

final

eman-

cipation of the soul from matter, from ^jf^F

(/.) Final beatitude,

name of a

particular

+ f*T^).

s.

(m.)

s.

The

5.

fafttfFM

s.

As. Res. n.

sort of leaves

Tarachand Ch.

(Frf^+GFM)

(In gram-

mar) The junction of a consonant with a vowel.

(m. from R.

s.

f^forfeij

fM)
PTI^

The name

Wilkins' Gr. 731.

of a particular star.

Also

(m.).

ad. Sans, (from

of demigods or

class

(Beng.)

of a narcotic quality.

Pm.

e. g.

365, 366.

ix.

decision

The name

1^^ + 3121)
Manu

accomplishment of an object.

i.

For the
23.

spirits.

Pufr&lS^

s.

(f^+^tS^)

Rice cleansed

f^tl

from the husk by previous boiling.

f*T^)

(corrupt, of

a.

Straight,

honest,

upright, sincere.

man who by
abstraction

and

austerities

has attained that

degree of divine perfection which enables him

to

accomplish

any thing he

Also

desires.

(-tFT.rc.)

f^rtC

f^FT a.
P$tPU

s.

(mfn. from
(/.

from

blotch, a scab.

f^^tFT

Scabby.

f*$FT)

1.

scab.

2.

sort of leprosy.

f^T^

s.

(m.

truth, a conclusion,
cision.

1.

Demonstrated

frl|^H

s.

an end accomplished, a de-

Trans. R.A.S.

i.

115, 444.

2.

sys-

tem of any science, especially of astronomy.

f^f^Rt^

(/.)

The name of a

s.

(CW + p.jb?)

particular plant.

small species

of grossbeak (Loxia puncticularia).

Carey.

2646

2645

The day preceding

(/.)

the

(to.)

Also

fo^U

5. (to.)

2.

Produced

3.

(Beng.)

duced

a.

1.

(from

s.

te^jjS) Employ-

p.

office.

^Lj) Armour, a weapon.

s.

(p.

(/.)

An

L)

armory.

plant said to resemble the

Colebr. Alg. p. 25.

s.

(/.)

The gum-olibanum

(Bos-

tree

wellia thurifera).

(to/w.)

Marine.

2.

in the country along the Indus,

s.

Pro(n.)

HHWfeU
^laj A

f^5$1

A black-

jjj)

p. 101.

(/ from the desid. form of R.

s.

desire to accomplish

an object.
:J

R.

(/. from the desid. form of

s.

A desire

f^Tl + A.

Mohan P.

lead pencil.

Rl**^^.

see

(from

1.

Indus.

Lead.

(corrupt, of

small tree (Vitex

a coffer

(mfn.

plSl^T,

river Indus.

in the country along the

A large box,

(a.

5.

kachora.

Wilkins' Gr. % 902.

Native of the sea, marine.

an

f^T^t^t

the river Indus.

Ben. Hort. p e 46.

Negundo).

a.

The

2.

f*T^ + 3>) A

(to.

(to).

lead, vermilion.

ocean.

The country along

f^T^ps.

Fw<U

and

(to.)

in

f^rWtTl

small tree (Vitex Negundo).

The

1.

Rl^l

chest, a box.

Minium, red

(n.)

s.

f^1^W?l
ment

new moon.
(a. JjJJ-*)

3.

that of

^)

to create.

Rock-salt.

"f*PFffi*I

f*T^+*TftH) The mouth

(m.

s.

fh^t*

a.

(mfn. from the desid. form of R.

of

Desirous to create.

Manu

i.

^^)

8.

river.

PH W

s.

^U) A

(p.

RtHklPt^l

f^PUlT

The duty of a

(r.

s.

soldier.

f^.

See R.

A
Mohun P.

plant

(Bombax heptaphyllum).

"PrfsHTl

Pl^<pl

x.

^ft^?

^)

s.

(p.

v. a.

(/.)

Janaka

f^fel

+ a. UJ) Alchymy.

(p.

s.

Vinegar.

(p.

Any

(/.)

s.

1.

touch.

Mohun P.

p. 80.

rain.

to stitch.

furrow.

2.

The daughter

of

Ramachandra.

^1 +

plant

Hort. Ben.

spit.

To sew,

(from

togamous

tubular vessel of the body.

wife of
s.

benjamin, or olibanum.

Thin drizzling

(w.)

s.

gum

(^^TTfS) To

sfl^Roox,

Mo-

p. 46.

s.

f^T5J"s. (to.) Incense,

p. 46.
) Arsenic.

hun P.

*^) Magic.

(a.

Also

soldier.

p. 75.

(Lycopodium
2.

A cryp-

phlegmaria).

particular musical in-

strument.
(p. ^fc^i^j)

ment.

2.

Connection,

thread, a cord.

f^fT^Wfa
office.

s.

4.

1.

An

affinity.

Desire.

office,

3.

employ(m.) Peas.

*{tJ|.h<P
rope, a

Hunter.

The holder of an

a.

(mfn. from
h.

from R.

Ploughed,

tilled.

A sewing or stitching.

^5X3" s. (from ^fl?^?) The

8 F 2

bringing the hair

2647

2648

over the temples so as to part

on the top of

it

the head.

foil

|(J^

fl^RTl

n)*U3) A woman.

(/. from

s.

s.

cere-

women

observed by

( ^*L.

s.

a shoal and the shore of a river, in which the

A boundary,

1.

2.

*fl?Tl3

The

limit,

*gt&
vm.

As. Res.

suture.

^9^+^)

(from

(m.

s.

(from^^<)

Surrounding,

WM^jWt
Ben.

1.

The

superin-

'jf^i

^^ft^-f^?^) The

s.

plough.

border

s.

flower

(Nymphsea cyanea and N. escu-

Hort. Pen.

lenta).

2.

The

A plant (Rottlera

3T<R"

sun.

Hort.

peltata).

(. ^yft^ + ^tTpi)

*.

Balarama.

i^ffefjfl s.

(Lit.

An

Holding a plough

epithet

in his

of

what

is

(n.) Lead. Also

*.

(n.)

<P) Easily done,

(femin. of ^<P^")

(-^^

^f^^FT)

/k

and (Sn^.)

The milk hedge-plant (Euphorbia

antiquorum).
see

s.

(i.)

R.

3pMU

\.

As. Res.

found except in comp. with sub-

The name of a
^JgjjSjJg

intensity:

or

e. g.

^j^j^T

from

The

Having a good son, from ^T + ^jTT s. (m.)

a.

^+ ^RT

12
--!

it

mfn.) Very great,

terpillar.

s.

<SF5j)

Liberal,

a.

from ^T + ^t^ +

2.

(mfn.

ijJ&^H)

t Young,

Mohun P.

UPjJo; (mfn.^l + ^S)

2.

1.

Well done,

Virtuous, pious.

igFs'. (corrupt, of^^ffr)

see

ca-

cious, fortunate,
2.

3. Assisted,

s.

(n.) 1.

A good

4.

Auspi-

deed, virtue.

Auspiciousness.

^sPiTT
needle.

easily

q. v.

^+(?fl^) A

p. 56.

youth-

Tender, delicate, smooth,

befriended, treated with kindness.

(corrupt, of

t\)

particular class of demigods.

accomplished.

the reverse of

termination of volitive adjectives

^3ltPH^1

302.

ii.

a.
ful.

A son

^+R.

(-P\\ m.

and adjectives, and expressing good-

ness, excellence,
(mfn.~)

from

(mfn.

Acting

The name of one

benevolent.

prefix rarely

stantives

Accomplishable,

easily done, practicable.

of the astronomical yogas.

^ Root,
^A

tractable cow.

^+2653*)

(m/n.

virtuously, virtuous,

(m.~)

hand.)
.

^ft^

from^+R.

{mfn.

a.

a.

^t^ftf

p. 41.

onion.

p. 73.

Carey.

Mohun P.

plant (Herculia argentea).

or boundary of a kingdom.

(m.)

tree (Herritiera

p. 68.

^Kl+^T)

(from

1.

minor) used as timber or fire-wood.

2.

tendent of the boundaries of a realm.

s.

appT

See

424.

neighbouring, contiguous.

TftUt^

Carey.

Also

border, a margin, a land-mark.

(/.).

CEfKj7^) The space between

water has but a slow stream.

^ft^1

See

p. 90.

in the fourth, sixth,

month of pregnancy.

or eighth

Mohun P.

vintner.

(corrupt, of

s.

mony

C5?t1) The eye of

(from

Sfi

a needle.

oath.

s.

:p

J^3+W)

solemn written

2649

2650

on

^^fsSs.

^X+^f^) A

(/.

good

action,

virtue,

friendliness, kindness.

wife

+ p.

<uU)

Brahman

mation in which a

written

affir-

(^ +

s.

may be

(-^\mfn. ^T<|\J +^^)

Carey.

Fortunate,

<[tfTr)

47. Properly

^^t!T(>.)

see

(/ from *JJU

tractable

^r^n

one

cow,

when

night

Manu

See

legally approached.

pledges his good

actions for the truth of what he declares.

a.

^^Tfe"

^T^T

+^ + R.
milked.

easily

hi.

(m.).

TJ^)
Also

(/.).

auspicious, virtuous, pious.

s.

^fzpill

A particular musical sound.

(n.
s.

(/.

^+

fZFITl

A good

action, a

ocean of

Also ^^t^Tt^t^" (m.).

pleasure.

means of

obtaining pleasure.
(re.)

s.

Happiness, delight,

pleasure,

a.

(mfn.) Happy, delighted, joyful.

^J:

m 'pi+^I^H) An

good

work.
^T^-l

(from^pl)

ad. Sans,

fully.

(mfn.

a.

*pl

4-

(TO>)

Easily to be

attended upon or served.

Happily, joy-

1.

Willingly, with pleasure.

2-

U*tC*R>

3. Easily,

Consisting
of

pleasure,

with pleasure.

identified

Also

readily.

(mfn.).

To be taken
easily or at one's

3ploit<P

a.

own

(mfn.

pleasure.

^ U+^3FT^)

^^"^

a.

(from

^1)

Producing

(mfn.

:5

a.

(-t^rt; jk/h.^JUh-^
Happy,

906)

Happy,

easy, pleasant.

pl+'P[) Granting

or affording

+ Jjj?*l +

pleasure and pain,

^^+11)

(mfn. ST +

^KS)

Connected with

Well spoken

consisting

Wilkins' Gr.

Wilkins' Gr. 899.

pleasure.
a.

Identified with

Procuring

joyful, easy, pleasing.

(m>. from

*J*t> a.

pleasure.

*jJ^?Ut^ a. (mfn.

^U + ^t^)

pleasure or enjoyment.

pleasure or happiness.
a.

(mfn.

a.

of.

good reputation,

fame.

of pleasure and pain.

a.
5.

^^RtH

s.

(w?.^

Natron, alkali.

(m.

perception or

sensation of pleasure.
a.

(mfn.

^JTTbf

5.

(from^ + R.

^l + C^P)

Easily sepa-

1+

(m.

#.

deified preceptor.

enjoyment
of pleasure.

Spteofrtl

a.

from

^1 + Csffl)

Enjoying pleasure or happiness.

a.

(mfn.

+OT)

Con sisting

piness, full of happiness or joy.

s.

(re.)

*(5&|U (mfn.
(m.)

1.

plant.

Buddha, a Bauddha

good or happy

i.

445.

Having a good
state.

ffo) Odoriferous, fragrant,

Fragrance, odour.

A (/mm.

of hap-

See Trans. R.A.S.

from ^T + ^ft

*3ftf%3 a.
gait.

(-fiHmfn.

^t^,) Good workman-

ship.

rable.

^^SXTT

(mfn.

nowned, famous, reputed.

of

2.

A trader,

a-.

a dealer.

*$?f%) The ichneumon-

TTT>

2651

^fffib

^H-*!^) Fragrant,

(/. from

2652

scented, spicy, aromatic.

(/w.)

s.

sweet-

TT^T^ s. (m.

t5

perfume,

CFT) Cloth, fine cloth.

from ^4-

(mfn. ~^+v3PT) Good-natured, bene-

a.

a fragrance.

Rr/sSl

s.

t^)

Sulphur.

from

J^ + t\)

tJ

^5l-Ml

a.

from

road),

accessible

plished

begotten.

J+R.

Of
^t^I) Passable (as a

practicable,

intelligible, easily

accom-

easily

understood.

Also

(mfn. ^T +

a.

^^T)

Thick, close, im-

An

enclosure round

s.

(/.

Flour, or rather the entire inside of

Carey.

2.

1\S a.

(corrupt, of

Mohun P.
(mfn. from

^H-^ftfv?)

The index of a

p. 100.

w)

^[+R.

species of metre in

One who knows

Wilkins' Gr. p. 422.

or understands well.

a place of sacrifice.

Trftf3

1.

5.

corn after the external part or bran has been

book.

pervious.

:5

Also

lineage, or caste.

^Tf^l

a good race,

rubbed off by the action of the millstones.

(mfn.).

*ffiD
^ft5*T

:J

Benevo-

I+SF*! 5 ^) Lawfully

(-*S5\mfn.

Fragrant, aromatic, spicy.

a. (jm/.

(n.)

lence, kindness, urbanity.

3 JTT^^+v3l) Fragrance.

(/. from

(-f^m/rc.

a.

OJffoft

^+

(m. from

s.

\$\ (f.) or

volent, kind.

^ lRb<P

Accurate knowledge

correct notion.

Sanskrit prosody.

As. Res. x. 465.

(from the English suit)

s.
s.

(m.

SJ+SJ^) The

1^ Root,

sutoria).

+}y\ti>

despise.

(^l+PftU) The

s.

3^3^
+ Pllfe^)

(mfn.

a.

x.
2.

accomplishment of

a work.

*jftll(><

suit of clothes.

tailor-bird (Motacilla

Evident,

ma-

s.

(^^rRr )
To be small

(corrupt, of

1.

To

disregard,

or low.

^^1)

A hole,

a.

(mfn. from

some neck.
the ally of

^0^<

a.

s.

name of

a hand-

monkey

Ramachandra.

(mfn.

I + TS^")

^Tv3l

a.

Very

clever,

s.

narrow,

low,

Little,

?)

narrow path.
Well-shaped, elegant,

very

a.

An

(mfn.

^+T>f^TT)
s.

(n. ?)

Behaving

well,

clear history

a.

or

Also

tingling.

(femin. from

?JT>fS^)

virtuous

(^+"5^1) Well-shaped,

elegant, hand-

some.
a.

s.

itching

well done, well performed.

or narration.

wife.

(from R.

a.

(mfn. ^T + Uf^A?) Easily accom-

acting with propriety,

^Ofeql

p. 151.

handsome.

plished or effected

^T&f^TT

hun P.

shallow,

active.

^0 (<

Mo-

miner.

3J+ Sft<ri ) Having

(m.) The

an exca-

vation, a cavity, a mine.

nifest, visible, clear, obvious.

^Jjffc

to

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

duced, generated, born.

prince.

s.

(m.)

for
1.

son.

Pro2.

2654

2653

^tlo
an

(-^m.

s.

c.

(from

^J+a.

^TfTrT

^1,?) Fine, good.

3\3

(?w.

s.

fernal regions.

^?+^*fl.) A

(/

building.

plant (Salvinia

cucullata).

SpTSEfl

s.

^3) A

^^"E

^+

Very hard, very

grand-

+ ^1^3)

(from

s.

Clearl y

^+^1

;i

(_f^ w

3J<4^1 5
man, an
.

(/. from R.

^ (n.)

Tt^)

Manu

tribes.

mf.

s.

An

epithet

The council

of Indra.
s.

^T)

{-~3^L.rn. from R.

s.

student

With,

1.

together

See^^.

fr ora

Parturition, a bringing forth.

(-OTm.

visible.

^+ ^7J1T

A bow-

archer, the designation of one of the

degraded

T^VAiw*' Gr. 831)

firm.

Visibleness.

Only, merely.

2.

Linen.

72.

distant.

(/.) or

with.

^TsTR ^H^5
Mokun P. p.
s.

[iT? )

ad. (corrupt, of

daughter.

^CUl

a. (/.

of

34.

i.

Very

^31
A

difficult

Manu

^1+^)

daughter.

(/.

Very

(m/k

a.

*JjJ. a. (m/w.

^JT^P

(femin. of

5.

fine or auspicious

access, arduous (as a duty).

division of the in-

The foundation of a

2.

;5

3J^*ft

1.

|$* (n.).

Also pjffel

^Tp^

^+s3^)

^f^)

(n. ?

s.

day.

Assuredly, consequently, cer-

tainly, necessarily.
er

an especial pur-

for

pose.

ae?. *Sans.

on a particular occasion, or

devotee,

ascetic.

^+^TT\ for

^fi)

or assembly of the gods.

from^+R.

(/.

x. 23.

CH?) Nectar.

who
(m.

s.

has performed his ablutions subsequent or pre-

*JJH+3I 1) The moon.

Also

paratory to a sacrifice.

*$L,

s.

Interest.

(p.

tar,
s.

^^T^Wl s
^SpbS

a.

(from v.jj^

^+^3)

(rnfn.

1.

(n.)

discus of Vishnu.

num amcenum).

^Ts3

s.

(from

!')

Also

3.

(Beng.)

^+^)

jf*tf3

;5

2.

s.

a.

J<fl

The

plant (Cri-

:J

J^T a.

3^1 + UTT)

Nectarious,

am-

(mf.)
(rnfn.

An

axe.

1+^t)

Also

^f^f$

Learned,

s.

(mf).
(m.)

(rnfn.

1+

Learned, considerate,

firm.

ad. Only, merely.

See

p. 23.

SJ-rWfc

(rnfn.

learned man, a pandit.

Good-looking, hand-

Ben. Hort.

:i

Very poor.

fine sight or view.

a.

brosial.

Well given.

^+^"3)

^"FTa. (ra/w. 'J + Tt*! 5

s.

jy)

Usury.

Wilkins' Gr. % 692.

(mfn.).

some,

the falling of a rain of nectar.

usurer.

^ttalT
.

(mfk.

^fTEi a.

An

jjS)

(p.

raining of nec-

good

rule or regu-

s.

(m.

^+^rt^f|^"?) An

epithet of

Indra.

lation.

(n.)

UTftTs.

(n.

from^+R.

Tfl)

present given

folia.

potherb (Marsilea quadri-

2655

2656

***t*t a. (mfn.) Beautiful,

*pt<*U\3

?jS^3

handsome.

3^3) In a

ad. (from

way

fine

(used ironically).

*pt<1

^iRf

A species

s.

^<f

;3

^^R")
A species of metre.

2.

a.

^fe^

V.

446.

x.

Ri P e > mature

'^PW?

good road.

(n.l

s.

^+3fft)

Of

a good or

from ^T + ^T^il) Well learned.

a. (mfn.

^Tfttl

^+3ft$1) A species of metre

(f

s.

As. Res.

in Sanskrit prosody.

(mfn.

handsome,

^#t>)

Beautiful, elegant,

The elephant

(m.)

s.

468.

x.

of the north-

east quarter.

m 3T + Pfcl) A
Sljf^ttf (-f^m.).
(

(mfn.

a.

well-taught, learned.
s.

a.

(mfn. 3T + *ff33) Well-informed,

a.

^^fft

beautiful

As. Res.

of lotus (Nymphaea cyanea).

^+^)

(mfn.

^+^^3) Very proper.

(mfn.

easy disposition.

(femin. of

s.

woman.

a.

^+^))

Also

3JS^

(mfn. from *J + 3^1

a.

Splendid, bril-

liant, illustrious.

Wholesome

good

diet,

^TSj"^?

(^T + ^^tsS)

fine

morning.

regimen.

^ + pH)

3T=i4 5. (m.

1.

An

epithet of

Garuda

good archer.

>

the sacred bird of Vishnu.

Manu

class of demigods.

2.

particular

^SH^l

1*M (-^\ w. ^'T^L) A god,

.

An
an

s.

^+5)^.)

able man, a person

betel-nut tree

( ^3T + err T))

(^T+ PFl)

(A reca Catechu).

f^E?*T

p. 68.

3J^"t<F^s.

(p.

^^fT^t^ft

(from

Easily obtainable.

JLj\J)

s.

*1<"l**ll

recommendation.

^+^F53T-)

(.
s.

Yeast, barm.

Eloquence.

from^+^T^T) A

(f.

^Pit^

p.

^^L-j) Recommendable.

(m. from ^J
fig (Ficus venosa).
s.

+ ^tttf) The

^T^l

a.

(p.

^+^j>T) Having a good

s. (wi.?) A good son.

(mfn.

^ + ^)

brilliant, bright.

(mfn.

good sons.

a.

veined-leaf

s.

^^p"

son, or

1.

2.

Gold.

(ra.)

1.

Of

Of

2. (wwi.)

(mfn. fret. fart. p. R.

for

Wilkins' Gr. p. 420) Asleep, sleeping,

s.

^Tf^

s.

(/.

from R.

+ XIM<P)

(n.)

3T 3"T3?
:

a. (mfn.

Murdering a

^+ ft)

Sleep.

from :JT + ^I

s. (to.)

ap-fTtfto
of gold,

for

a gold mohur, a

See Colebr. Alg. p.

gold coin.

golden,

a. (mfn.
3Jjj
person while asleep.

weight of gold

2.

3.

(to.)

class in society.

^pt^

Sleep.

^|Xll^<P

equal to sixteen mashas, or about one hundred

and seventy-six grains troy

delivering over in charge.

a good colour;

a good tribe or caste.

good colour, a good rank or

a.

species of

As. Res. x, 438.

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

a.

Very favourable,

office.

The

Hort. Ben,

Eloquence.

kind, or gracious.

s.

'fjHWl

(m/n.

a.

a deity.

p.
fitted for

^-r-^TM)

(m.

s.

in. 196.

i.

s.

e.

Alg. p. 46.

(n.

of

A tree

Of a

(Cassia fistula).

^^+^tfT3)

its

fine colour,

weight and

Computation

fineness.

Colebr.

^J^f+OT)

(mfn.

a.

2658

SfJtl

^jf^

2657

Golden, made

^Tf^^fls?

a.

^f^ffa)

(/.

Well-behaved,

humble, modest.

of gold.

^rfVtTfl a. (from^^+TTtftr^)

Bestowing

^^f^

^1+^%)

(mfn.

a.

cunning,

(/I)

s.

gold.

Intelligent, clever,

good understanding, a cor-

rect notion or idea.

*1<|f?f

Also

s.

A shrub

(/.)

(Serratula Anthelmintica).
Sensible, intelligent.

^T^l

*3<<0

s.

^+R.

from

(/.

tandra).

Hasan, conjectured

neumon-plant.
pedata).

4.

5.

(a.

term

to

be the ich-

<oj*s)

'

U^Fi

^+^1

a.

^T^TI

Wilson.

easily

Pleasing, auspicious,

(femin. of

s.

^3^1 ) A pleasing or beloved

wife.

This

a district.

province,

^^tt^P

likewise improperly used to imply a

is

(mfn.

is

fortunate, welcome, beloved.

scandent shrub (Cissus

medicinal plant, teori (Convol-

vulus Turpethum?)

^+^3) A cow which

shrub (Mimosa oc-

tristis).

3.

(from

s.

flower

milked.

(Nyctanthes

2.

LA

(m.

s.

^5^1+^)

The son of an

auspicious or beloved wife.

subahddr or governor of a province.

SJ^Efi
**J<

(p. J\d <&ya)

The governor of a

pro-

dess, the sister

vince.

The name of a godof Jagannat'ha.

As. Res.

Hi. 286.

(from

p. Jtti <Uj,c)

government of a province

^^t^T

(f. from

s.

dwelling or residence.

2.

^)1R\3

An

1.

s.

(/.

Eloquent,

2.

s.

1.

Spoken well

(m.) Gentleness

of speech.
pleasant

agreeable scent.

^|%5c
ging

*Jlp1ll

^+^tf^3)

(jw/n.

a.

or elegantly.

a province.

^+^t^T)

(m. from

s.

Governorship, the

from^+^t^T) A woman

s.

from ^T + f^Sfj) Successful beg-

(n.

good alms.

re-

3jf%5Fi

siding in her father's house.

s.

(f.

^+f%5^1) A

tree (Grislea to-

mentosa).

^pTT5t <$U\
4-:<> lf<*T )

2. (/.)

A clever

f^t.)
woman.

clever

s.

An

(m. from ^J + R.

(p.

s.

s.

^RHSI

s.

(m.

t3

T3T*T

from^+R.f^TT

s.

from

s.

hoof.

^CFTlS

(m.) Wheat.

(-^ m>. 'T + IPPT

s.

king.
in general,

(n.

fine eye-brows,

attendant

on the women's apartment.

3jf<CTl^

Having

woman.

^) A horse's
(n.) A flower.

s.

;JTI

'JpTCl

(f.~)
1.

3)

(mfn.

a.

Acting with discretion.

(-\m. ^+R.

s.

man.

^+f^t6 ^3

(-fk^mfn.

a.

^J^L) The women's

apart-

a.

^TUCTt^S s.

flower

(mfn.} Friendly or well disposed.

^5FT ) The pollen

(n.

ment.
of a flower.

^RkSSjl

s.

SjftH

(from

a.

(/. from

^f^M)

^+f^H

for

woman.

ftf*L) Easy, good.

a.

(p.jU-l) Numerable, calculable,

multitude.

Also

s.

^5

2659

^TFT^s.

(m.?

3+*n^) A respectable man,

a gentleman.

UJj'Jfl

s.

See'CIRF.

woman.

2.

As. Res.

Manu

Sj^rfrl

470.

x.

TTfe )

Restraining his

(m.~)

s.

1.

A >Swra

or god.

pression of numerals this

The

2.

stars of

See ^lll^^T

In

for the ex-

word stands

+ ^f$) A

divine Rishi or

^<U^l<P

^P"+(^Tt^) The

(m.

s.

heaven of

a.

(mfn.

3J+<n*T) Sweet,

well-flavoured,

*i5tl s. (femin. of *]*1)

monly called rasan. 2. A
Sanskrit prosody.

in

-4s.

1.

plant com-

species of metre

Res. x. 472.

for thirty-

(y.) Spirituous or inebriating liquor in

general.
1

three.

3T^T3P&

(m.

s.

Brahma.

(Lit.

ner, a condition,

^<lot)

^+C3l^)
The

An

epithet of

(m.

Vrihasfati.

(Lit.

+ vill &l6) An

The preceptor

epithet of

of the gods.)

eldest of the gods.)

a.

(a. izjjjj)

s.

s.

Brick-dust.

(p.

s.

^^"^

thurifera).

savoury.

system of the Hindus

artificial

(m.

3J?rfC$.

favourable juncture,

the northern hemisphere.

the

^fo + ^T) The gum

olibanum tree (Boswellia

Indra, the abode of the gods.

an opportunity, means.

^4

plant (Boswellia

sage.

n. 118.

(^+CITt r1) A

5.

L A handsome

of metre in Sanskrit

species

(mfn. ST +

a.

passions.

^Tf%) A

(m. from

from ^T + ^U)

(/.

prosody.

Wfe3

(/. from

s.

integrifolia).

(m.)

s.

^<^1

2660

form, a fashion, a

(mfn.^\ + v fromR.^I)

Drinking

(m.)

A tippler,

man-

spirits or intoxicating liquors,

an appearance, a

state,

a con-

s.

a drunkard.

tinuance.

T^^3

:J

^+^3)

(mfn.

a.

delighted.

2.

1.

Much

pleased, highly

^< W>3

s.

^'t^RT

Compassionate, tender.

2.

s.

(mn.~) Yeast,
(n.

Sp+STtSTO) h Mount

Paradise.

(Lit.

Great enjoyment or de-

^Tt^

light.

^TTCftf^l

s.

(f.

+ tftfWl) The Ganges

of heaven, the galaxy? Also

^JTnJpH

(/.).

An A sura
or

enemy
s.

(Lit.

The Lord of

^P<!I

s.

+ p Tfe) An epithet of Indra.

atmosphere.

(Lit.

The road of

country, the

modern

Surat.

^Tft&Sl

s.

(n.

:3

AlsoijTtfH

demons.

s.

(m.

(Lit.

^Tt + li) A

fragrant earth.

(/.).

from^ + ^PT^)

Gods and

Suras and Asuras.)

Good conduct, good

the Suras or gods.)

(-Tt\ n 'Z^+'ZTFl)

Merit.

The abode of the gods.)

^+^5?) A

(m.

^Tt^TTio

of the Suras or gods.

(m.

s.

barm.

practice.

Sky, the

^T<^fl

the gods).

s.

(/.)

hole under ground, a mine, a

breach, an excavation.
a.

(mfn.*)

Fragrant, sweet smelling,

fragrance, a perfume.

(m.)

1.

name

of a fabulous cow, the

2.

cow of

(/.)

plenty.

s.

Beautiful, handsome,

The
well-formed.

2662

2661

^RT^STl

s.

Hort. Ben.

plant (Tetranthera macrophylla).

well-looking,

(p. &sQjJ) Collyrium,

3pH33

antimony.

To creep along as a snake, to

a snake does when creeping.

make

a noise as

^+R.^)

(mfn. from

the ear,
v. a.

Handsomeness, comeli-

(n.)

s.

ness.

p. 73.

Also

^i^<P^

^-h^^))

(mfn.

a.

(a. (jjJL)

5.

method

1.

or manner.

of

potherb (Marsilea quadrifolia).

road,

z.

in-

Hort. Ben.

p. 75.

A sort

(/.)

^WI a.

of gourd

Also

rantia).

a way.

Usage, treatment,

3.

Easily obtainable.

and ^T^ft^ (m>.).

(iw/n.)

distinctly

audible.
(corrupt,

3|flpl a (mfn. ^T + ^Spl) Having distinct or

auspicious marks,
s. A good or distinct mark.

Pleasing to

agreeable to the hearing

(/.).

^+^)

(mfn.

(Momordica Cha-

l.The same, even,

all.

Beautiful, pleasing.

2.

tercourse.

SJTOl

^^V^s.

(from the English sloop)

+ C^lloi)

^jJSlUfc** a. (mfn.

(/. from

*.

sloop.

L An

(f.)

Having beauti-

^P1!)

Exquisite beauty.

excavation, a hole, a cavity;

a wind-instrument. 2. Drying. Also

(n.).

ful eyes.
<J

^+%f)

(mfn.

^1sj*J ?>

(a.

s.

Government,

ci-;laL:)

sove-

Well-finished, com-

pleted, or accomplished, established, proved.

reignty.

1^31^

(a. ^DaLs)

s.

^T?I a.
Wf*$

vernor.

^JflsStft s. (from
king or ruler.
(/.) 1.

Charantia).

2.

A.

The

U ILL)

di gnity of

(n.l

A kind
A sort

of gourd

(Momordica

of spice (Nigella In-

^+*lWT)

Good government

well disciplined.
a.

Very cold;

(mfn.

fH a. (mfn.^ + ^f^) Well-disposed,

natured, kind.

Also SJ^ft

55

s.

(m.) Cold.

Fast asleep.

Sound

sleep, a

dead

A state of

(f.

profound sleep.

The name of a

(n. ?)

s.

particular artery

passing from the heart to the crown of the head.

^t^i

s.

(m. from

^+ C^Ffl?)

Carondas).

SjWpW

2.

An

(f. from

s.

(mfn.

^ (-f^T

good-

s.

mfn.).

3PT^3 a.

(f.) Kindness, goodness of disposition.

a.

l+^fH)

ad. Sans.

^trfl^pn

(/.

species of convolvulus

See^fi?!.

s3]

^+^)

^dM^I

rissa

frigid, freezing.

s.

Trans. fi.A.S. n. 31.

SJ^ftpTSa. (mfn. ^+*lTpT3) Well governed,

'J'ftsjpT

(mfn.

s.

^T^TJI
s.

frigid,

sleep.

or discipline.

t5

a.

dica).

^"1 H*

(mfn.) Cold,

king, a ruler, a go-

^+C*tt^rT) Handsome,

(n.)

complished,

SJOT)

plant (Ca-

Vishnu.

Black

teori (a

?).

Well, excellent.

2.

Much,

very.

rope, a cord.

(mfn.

^ + ^^^5)

well perfected,

Dressed, seasoned (as food).

8

1.

epithet of

1.

Well ac-

well done.

2.

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2664

*f3j

^^F^

(mfn. from

a.

^+^^1) Well-armed or

accoutred.

Ben. Hort.

or respectable

See^l.
(mfn. ^H-^^)

a.

Property sufficient to do

porpoise.
lazy,

(mfn.)

Accurate, correct.

1.

(m.)

An

Indolence, negligence,

p.

in

^ + ^5)

good condition,

See

healthy.

i.

situated,

easy

in

off,

(/.) or

s.

(/.

from

Hindu

-3"

fine, attenuated,

2.

Colebr. Alg. p. 87.

(Beng.)

\?1

(/.) or

^"

delicate

s.

mode

Thin-

(n. )

r-fH >.^^+^f%) of

an acute discernment.

>H4MWlH

par-

As. Res.

77.

iii.

a.

(mfn.

*TO+C3tH)

Ingenious,
s.

An

(m.~)

The

subtile

person or immediate frame in which the

human

firm, steady,

soul

clad within the grosser body.

is

stable, calm.

R.A.S.
a.

minute,

Ingenious, subtle.

penetrating, acute, witty, sharp,

The name of a
music.

Very

389,

acute intellect, sagacity.

ticular scale in

SJ5

vm.

circumstances,

\31

53.

well

good condition, health, comfort.

(w.) Ease,

3T^t3t

Manu

Well

invocation,

ness, fineness, minuteness, subtility.

a.

(m/n.

a.

An

As. Res.

2.

atom.

laziness.

^r5^

Thin,

1.

of expression.

(from

needle.

xi. 251.

3.

negligent,

slothful.

in metre.

small, subtile, delicate.

Indolent,

(p.

s.

Manu

399.
a.

separation of

friends.

^+3^?)

from

(n.

hymn, a prayer

accommodation.

a.

among

The

See*f^.

accom-

Easily

a work or pay a debt; competence, convenience,

(PrjU^j-i)

0K)

(m.

s.

(corrupt, of ^Tfij)

s.

s.

(^H-^Tt^)

s.

Good-hearted,

SeeR.^.

*T

plishable.

SpTt^

SJ-^Tttf)

(mfn.

friends, dissension

(/.).

JpTftt)

^t^k

p. 72.

(^+^ra1^T) A good

s.

fasciculata).

son or descendant.

;j

a.

friendly, kind.

Sppft 3TF[s. A plant (D ioscorea

*ptfU

^W^.

(mfn.^^^)

Very

distinct,

i.

very

Root,

Trans.

32.

^T"fe) To make

:3

x.

clear, intelligible.

known,

to

give information.
s.

(n.

^J + ^^j) An

auspicious dream.
a.

^"M^

a.

(mfn.

Sounding agreeably.

a.

(mfn. 3T + "fe?)

s.

s.

Qn.

(-\ m.

a.
light,

Good,

fit,

right, kind, friendly.

^prjFT

betraying.

indicating,

(mfn. ^T + ^TRj Very sweet, very

pleasant to the taste, delicious.

^TfeS

(mfn. from R.

proper,

s.

(?.)

An

^S^t^) s
A

friend.

'\+'%\) A

friend.

Used

in

comp.

e.

o-.

(mfn.) Indicating love or de-

3tf3

from

*H>j Making known,

s.

(/.) Love, joy,

+^^.

informer.
.

(3T^ +

Slandering, libel-

ling; information got through an informer.

^0*1

s.

(n.

R.

^^f^H)

Information, indica-

2666

2665
tion,

mention; a prediction, a forewarning. Also

*pn

(/.>.

^iOnt^I

(mfn. fat, part. p. R.

a.

R.

^T^) L A

needle.

until they meet.

2.

Colebr. Alg. p. 85.

of a conical or pyramidal form.

excavation

See Colebr.

Alg. pp. 97, 302.

lying-in.

(/. from R.

^S^\

s.

by

In-

made known, marked, informed

trayed, recognized, or discovered

%) A

from R.

(/.

Production,

ly ing-in

*T\fl>U*l

e. g.

a.

^f^ + JT^T)

from

(m.

s.

The

last

month of pregnancy.

^J + ^'^fH)

(m.

s.

dexterous per-

son.

be-

s.(f. from R.

used in

woman.

woman.

propriated to a lying-in

or after a sacrifice.

comp.

^ + f\3)

for

The room ap-

^^^T

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^"'iL +

dicated,

^fes.

Thread. 2. (fromR.

birth.

An

a.

A woman

1.

by the flanks of a trapezium

triangle formed

produced

Fit to

made known.

(f. from

s.

^HTj

^TO)

(corrupt, of

s.

be indicated or

?fi>

^\5l

(mfn.} Recog-

for

Ml)

2.

Drinking the juice of

Bathing before

1.

the acid asclepias at a sacrifice.

nized by his motions or doings, from

s. (ra.)

^H>t

motion, an act, an
1.

(f)

s.

needle.

effort,

The

2.

+ ^Tf&s3
*\

?STs.

(n.)

2.

rule,

an axiom, an

aphorism, a short precept.

3.

Origin.

table of con-

^TST^fe

tents of a book.

The

Thread.

1.

s.

(m.

a theatre.

2.

^TCT+St*)

1.

also

carpenter

The manager

or

table of con-

tents of a book.

weaver

shuttle.

s.

a.

^3

(n.

(.M*
point of a needle.

An

from^T + R.t^

Indra.

epithet of

Acuminated.

(jmfn.)

Delivered in axioms.
a.

Gr.

(mfn. pret.
p.

414)

charioteer
tribes.

^^ftl
^Rr + ^j) The
See

(mfn.)

a.

-part. p.

Manux.
3.

11,47.

(m.)

from

As. Res.

1.

v. .59.

(Beng. corrupt, of
v. a.

(n.

s.

Wilkins'

the designation of one of the mixed

Thread,
s.

for |T

Produced, born.

carpenter.

W$<$

R.

To

2.

~^X)

spin thread.

Birth, production;

(from

^3 + <ftf^3)

The

(n.

3.

fl.

The

purity which attends the birth of a child.

(m.)

1.

cook.

2.

Sauce,

s.

(n.

R.

^^+31^)

Destruction,

a.

spin-

im-

(mfn. pret. part. p.

R.

Wilkins' Gr.

696) Born, produced.

s.

or

^m+m^)

s.

Split-peas.

^ti^

the

ning of thread.
.

W%

ITT.

See R.

(mfn.) Destroying.

ceremonial impurity occasioned by childbirth.

'hi

^TCT

(/.)

place or utensil in a house where

by means of which

insects

may be

killed, as

the hearth, the pestle and mortar, &c.

~*^s.

(m. from R.

son.

pro

266;

2668

3f]

^3^3

a. (i/h.)

also
s.

To be

(*THJS3)

iv.

insane, crazy

(ro/ra.^+vjj^))

ct.

Beautiful like

cook.

To

1.

The sun

The

per-

sonified as a deity.

hurt or

kill.

2.

tree (Hibiscus

Phceniceus).

stupid or dull.

(m.)

heat of the

sun.

(m.) Sauce, condiment; soup, broth.

Root,

s.

^+3^) The

(from

s.

the sun.

*R

^TWi

Pleasing, auspicious.

(mfn.).

2.

and agreeable speech.

^+3^) Mad,

TEpSS a (5&
:3

True.

1.

(n.) Veracious

s.

^TTJ5T^

sun.

(mn.

s.

^nP+HU^)

The orb

or

disk of the sun.

(mfn. from

a.

^+^3)

Compassionate,

tender.

(ml

s.

+ ^3) Aruna

anthus annuus).
or

Dawn,

^kfHl

personified as the charioteer of the sun.

(m.)

1.

The

sun.

2.

learned man, a

p. 62.

A sunbeam.
^) +
(m,1 TO + faM*h The name

(m.

s.

^TJf^tg- s.

pandit.

Hort. Sen.

plant (Heli-

of a celebrated Sanskrit work on astronomy by

?J3E> Root,

(^TSpft)

i.

I.

To

envy.

Varahamihira.

To be

2.

intolerant.

Sun-set.

<^

^1
^Pl

R.

(mfn. pret. part. p.

Gr.

;3

^+

5 T Wilkins'

^J^P^H

p. 421) Hurt, injured.

s.

(m.)

^PT^tl

s.

(/.

visible.

SPi-r^FU) The name

(Lit.

Whose

of a cele-

nails resemble

winnowing-fans.)

^Root,

i.

Root,

i.

move,

3jR

(m. from R.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 432)

The

system of the Hindus

or from

R.

In the

sun.

See

t3

T^~M) To produce,

(*RR?)

artificial

for the expression of

to

nu-

merals, this word stands for twelve, in allusion

and in.

With "31^

to go.

To approach

with

come

forth

To go

rises in-

The conjunction of sun and moon.)

(Lit.

<r
s.

^i+t^+T^T) The

day of the new moon, when the moon

winnowin2:-basket.

brated Rakshasi.

(m.

s.

with ?1

(^prf^)

prefixed,

with

To

to bring forth.

To

To

follow

To

a;o

go, to proceed

out,

with

apart or away, to quit, to leave ; with

^T, in the caus., To revolve, to turn round.

to the sun in the twelve signs of the zodiac.

See^TsS.
a
the sun.

(mfn.

s.

(m.)

^6+^3")
A

particular

Splendid like

gem

3^<|

$ (

n.)

(*),
(-f* ) or
or ^ff (.), and ^fft (/.) or

fay,

sun

_$}$:)

(m.

s,

also

An

eclipse of the

Yamuna

Mf=t *)

(.:)>

(/)

An
the river

or

Jumna.

The corner of the mouth. Also

(crystal?).

epithet of

s.

(m.)

short arrow, thrown with the

or shot through a tube.

hand

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2669

^TT*T

Root,

To

With

shed

&c);

(tears,

To

^T^a.

To

^\5l*1

noun of

^f^T

s.

The

(h.)

s. (to.)

(_^ m 3Tf^ + ^) A

v. a.

maker,

a.

^f^ + H^")

(mfn.

Sustaining or

3^3)

s.

* + TT*1) The de struction

(to.

of the creation.
-

creatine

The work
of creation.

Natron, alkali.

^rf^-

See

Root,

ix.

(^Ttlf^) To

hurt, to injure, to kiii.

C^T pron. (corrupt, of ^TS from

^feU3

(from R.

To

create, to form,
it,

to

3TfWl

Gr. 805.

forming or making.

*[F3l<Pla$i<

Nature, natural state or dispo-

2.

supporting the creation.

4-^^ Wilkins'
(v.

s.

Creation, production,

1.

creator.

g.

Creating the universe, from f^<|

universe,

O^fefc^l

&c).

(mfn. from R. "^^L) Creating, producing

e.

2.

left.

sition.

with

(/.R.^+ft)

invention.

emit, to discharge, to

dismiss, to discharge (arrows,

used in comp.

3TP&*.

2.

to desert, to relinquish

Abandoned, deserted,

1.

1.

To produce,
To dismiss, to

quit.

419)

p.

Created, produced, made.

(^ift)

vi.

3>I<r prefixed,

with

Gr.

and

abandon, to

leave, to

depose

(^3*t3)

iv.

to create.

^^TM

See

(mi)

3^)

He, sh<\

that.

make.
Till then, until that

^s5P Ml^T

(mfn. pret. part.

a.

Manu

Created, being created.

s.

(/.)

Also^fft
s.

T^
^Ss.
A

(/.

p. R.

hook used

time, since that time, from that place, up to

28.

i.

that place.

an elephant.

to drive

(/.).

(/.)

that same,

even that.
Spittle,

saliva,

Also

slaver.

(/)

R.

pron. (from C*T) That very

The Indian white-rose (Rosa

Mohun P.

lifera).

^-ffe)

1.

The

act of going.

2.

C^T^S^I

s.

p. 68.

A plant (Trophis

Also

glaii'du-

aspera).

Mohun P.

road, a path, a way.

p. 46.

To
With

go, to move, to creep.

3^ prefixed, To be expanded or extended

To approach,

with

go away,
s.

to

(to.)

to

go near; with f<T To

measure.

and

Gr.

^^T^T

yt^1

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a-

C^ffe

rhyme

to

it)

Distorted

ly,

420) Gone, moved, crept.

s.

(to.)

kind of animal

{mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

v.

To

turn up the nose (in dis-

(/.).

C^T^FT

to be distorted or twisted.

s.

(according to

some) a young deer.

from

Wilkins'

p.

as

C<'<Pte

:3

Also

gust)

(C%#

ad.

crookedly.

be dispersed.

C^fe^fe

water (a

*T^+3

Wilkins'

(h.

C^J)

Fomentation.

v. a.

(from R.

field)

v.

a.

PTt,) To

irrigate,

to

to bale the water from a boat.

To

turn up the nose (through

2671

2672

disgust)

be twisted,

to

C^T^s. (m.)

Also

or distorted.

between
3.

(^3^ Root,
(*^s.

i.

(W<PW)

from

(to.

go, to move.

R.f^T^forf^)

2. {Beng.')

kling.

To

The fomenting

heat to remove pain,

C^T^T^s.

(p.jjoC) Alexander the Great.

C^T^US

v. a.

f^T^

R.

(from

s.

mAn

at the

to.

To

of

Rama, as a bridge fur

when going against

C^ + ^^T)

There.

Also C*T-

((W+^t^Tl) A

plant (Mi-

ad. (from

s.

Mohun P.

mosa Farnesiana).

C#f1

An

(/.)

p. 68.

army.

who

sprinkles or waters a field, &c.

C^FfWf
That

C^PVMr^l

^H+H.

ad. (C^T +

C^T^ttUT ad. (from

place.

Of that place.

]f)

C^T+^FT)

Cfttl

In that place,

(corrupt, of

Teak-timber (Tec-

tona grandis).

C^TU^

C^H Hl

"Pl^

for

requisite or

PTTl+R.

(to.

s.

2.

C^Tt^fi?

C^TTt^

f*TF

Sprin-

1.

(n.

from R. "pT^for

f^F

(Lit.

The

act of

a boat.

army.)

army

or battalion, a

C^TTPT)

baling-v essel,

bucket.

for a candle or

way

WtUt$
tinel,

(from the English shade')

s.

company

three chariots,
2.

A mound

in front of a city-gate.

(to.

s.

from

an

or three pattis,

consisting of three elephants,

covered

(from

of

flight

The breaking of an

nine horse, and fifteen foot.

s.

Kartikeya.

division of

sprinkling or watering, the baling of water from

C*TU^\

The comman-

epithet of

C^Fl + ^t) The

(to.

s.

An

kling, baling out water, watering.

s.

com-

(to.).

troops in disorder.

(mfn. from R.

a.

der of an army.

Also
s.

C r T s Tl + 3$j;)

(n.

s.

ponent part of an army.

there.

C^FST^

Hanu-

Wilson.

C^H^t^l

17^+3) One

R.

command

Ravana.

foment, to apply heat in order to remove pain.

C^l (-^

supposed to have been formed by

goldsmith.

f^"S

for

ridge of rocks

lon,

Wtt

^WtT)

(corrupt, of

s.

The

s. (to.

the passage of his forces

baling-vessel.

C^^l

bridge.

Coromandel coast towards the island of Cey-

To foment.

bucket,

2.

extending from the southern extremity of the

or applying of

v. a.

bank, a causeway, a mound

a dike, a dam.

pass, a defile.

O^Ff^

A sprin-

1.

1.

fields,

C^T1 + R.

or

Wilson.
sen-

a guard.

glass screen

C5=Pfc^

lamp.

s.

(p.

<u>)

(only

said

at

far, till then,

up

Fifteen

"~

gaming).
s.

ser.

(n. ?)

measure of weight usually called

See Colebr. Alg.

C^PfW ad.

p. 3.

(C^F + ^Rtf^) So

to that place.

necessary, a
privy.
C

Jrl'sjl<^

s.

(p.jli'

three strings.

iS)

musical instrument with

TOtW
Root,

See(
i.

Wf^1.

(C^RlS, -C3) h To

worship, to adore.

2.

To be

serve, to

in attendance, to

2673

2674
Often with

inhabit.

Mohun P.

C^.

R.

(m. from R.

s.

One who

C^^a.

(ra/w.
;

from R.

(m.)

C^T^+^I^)

used in comp.

s.

(m.)

1.

A spiritual

servant.

C^T^T

p. 46.

(corrupt, of C^Tla)

s.

Alg.
Serving,

weight, about a

teacher,

2.

s.

+ ^^?
3
C

dis-

religious

MSS.

Buchanan's

torius,

Linn.)

cristatella,

C^T-^I

See Colebr.

p. 3.

OTtJ (C^R+^)

e. g.

Rox.)

(Valisneria octandra,

pound and a half avoirdupoise.

(mfn.) Attending on his spiritual preceptor,

from
s.

Wilkins' Gr. 768)

serves, a servant.

attending on
a.

A plant

See

prefixed.

s.

(C orvus vena-

perhaps Gracula

Carey.

(p. ^gSjS)

bird

caravansery, a serai.

ciple.

(O^T + ^Pj)

a.

C*Wdt

(corrupt, of

s.

C^R}<p1) A

ad. (from

C#ffH

(m.)

s.

a substance

divine treasure,

considered as the treasure of

manner

(m. R.

s.

service.
3.

2.

C^T^+^FT)

Attendance,

1.

(mfn. fut.

a.

CT + ^Pi)

In that form, in that

or fashion.

R.

To

i.

See

go, to move.

05%

sewing, stitching, or darning.

C^FTl

The administering of medicine.

l^WWtu

that form or kind.

Kuvera.
Root,

C^R^T

Of

white rose.

R.

part. p.

L.) Armour.

(a.

s.

Sewing, stitching,

CT^+

v. a.

To

sew, to stitch.

Requiring service or attendance. Also

C^f^OT
0*141

s.

(f.

worship

(p. <UU- _.Li)

(mfn.).

s.

One who performs

the

The duty

(m.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. C^T^-f-^?)

to

R.A.S.

i.

25.

(CT + ^tRfrom^fa)

In that

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

(mfn. pres. part. p. R.

Being attended upon, receiving

Root,

C^T^)

jMl^tpW?) A

plant (Zizyphus scandens).

To

i.

Wft$#

waste, to decline.

Rahu,

(m. from

s.

the

service.

kind, after that fashion.

(corrupt, of

Ink.

personified ascending node.

C*i*M ad. (C^T + ^t^) In that manner, of that

OTITreH*.

^U)

(p.

C^T^+TT) Proper

be attended upon or worshipped.

a.

*.

CTOC^JP a. (CT+ C^3^) Owing to that, caused

by that. ad. On that account.

Attended upon, served, worshipped.

a.

^" + 'Tnglt3)The

place, there.

obligation of service.
a.

Trans.

FP^TT ad.

or

(w.^ +

branch of the Sdnkhya school of phi-

losophy.

service of a temple for hire.

s.

theistical

armoury.

C*^.
,

homage.
(from C^RTl )

O^^fi

See

(m.)

s.

from R. C^l^) Service, attendance,

An

a.

(mfn. from f*i<t\j1) Sandy,

s.

(n.)

sand-bank.
(from a. JjLtf)

^<P^1<, s
8 H

(p.

A polishing,

/ JS-*) A

a cleaning.

polisher, a furbisher.

2675

2676

$m

"tlsl&Jfefi s.
The river Bdhuda

or Behut.

*(>lf*t<P a.

Tf5Tl +

"pTS+^tft/ft)

from

903) Relating to an army.

a guard, a picket.

tinel,

A sen-

1.

(?ra.)

body of troops

in array.

O'TOl

rH^) L

Marine.

2.

Mohun P.

channel.

t^T^t

(m.)

2.

salt.

s.

s.

1.

Rock-

(rare.)

s.

ticular scale in the musical

tree (Cassia fistula).

from

(h.

C^TfirfR^
of a par-

(m. from C^FTl)

Mohun P.

cular line.

1.

soldier.

Is

a.

plant (Hyperanthera Morunga).

(mfn. fret. fart. p. R.

Military equi(^TllTl

page.

( "F

s.

t^+^Tf^tf^)

(m.

s.

commander of an army.
(mfn. from
(m.)

1.

AlsotWt*** (.)
+ ^t<)

^T.^

A plough-ox.

C^rfl

An

(y.)

Borne,

person

who

The gold

2.

Senna.

or silver fish (Cyprinus

A plough-

2.

C^1tW3

(CTtH + p |t3)

s.

Hort. Ben.

Senna (Cassia

Also

p. 31.

GTfTtoft

See

Manu
(Phaseolus aureus).

species of pulse

Hort. Ben.

p. 55.

(/.)

FTffiMi

s.

(from CNffl) Gilding.

buffalo,

A shrub

(Barleria cristata).

s.

(from CTttl)

hun P.
(p. <_-jL~))

An

inundation.

p. t.jiL-j)

].

Gilding.

2.

Also
tree (Cassia fistula).

(from

Gold.

Carey.

auratus).

C^TtTT^ft
s. (wi.)

1.

independent female artizan

Alsot^R^
(jm.)

^l)

Relating to

in another person's house.

a.

from R.

^.(corrupt. of

Senna).

x. 32.

*1^)

Patient, enduring.

The

man.

working

2.

bears or endures.

tWtf^f!!

s.

p. 142.

p. 32.

suffered, endured.

s.

perpendi-

2. (n.)

l*\

a plough,

Straight, plain,

(CTOl + C^tfl) A

s.

army.

a.

^?)

Carey.

system of the Hindus.

Hort. Ben.
s.

stream, a

sincere, frank, artless, easy.

As. Res. in. 77.

An

horse.

from^^T^) The name

(/.

p. 73.

p. 6.

Rea.

lating to the river Indus,

C^I^T

(corrupt, of

s.

C^TWpT
(mfn. from

a.

Hort. Ben.

thera quadriflora).

Wilkins' Gr.

s.

2.

a. (from p.
Mounted, riding.
J\y^)
equipage, a suite.
2. A tree (Tetran-

An

1.

s.

Relating to an inun-

Mo-

p. 46.

WriHsRi
species

C^ftnft

Also

s.

(C^rtti+^ft^it^) a

of green dove

(Columba

virescens).

Carey.

dation.

C^fl Root, iv.

(*Pf3)

C^Tttl

s.

(from PFfcfel)

See R. C^l

small pair of pliers

used to take hold of gold-leaf.

CTfalffl
C^rt^lT^

C*tUlWI

s.

5.

s.

Borax.

(p.^)

See

CTCffl

Riding.

(h. \j\jb#>.) Dried dates.

GTK31*T a.
violent,

(mfn. *T + S^31*T) Excessive,

much.

C^TtPTXT . (mfn.

T + ^TrET)

1.

Connected with

2678

C*fftft

2677
or gain

profit

accumulated, augmented.

Connected with the

C^TfcR

of the heavenly bodies.

^T+5W) A

(m.

s.

rise

Also

whole blood.

2.

brother of the

(Serratula Anthelmintica).

The moon-plant

(Asclepias acida).

C^Tta^t s.

CTftC +

(/.

nispermum glabrum).

(*\W$>

2.

^t)

1.

A plant (Me-

The moon-plant (As-

2.

(m.).
clepias acida).

C^STt^f

(mfn.

a.

CTPWRa.

Mad,

insane.

C^Ttot^:
Assisted,

1.

(mfn.

befriended.

Also

^+
(mfn.).

moon

(m. for

C^TtotSl*.
R. < IsftJ A

The name of one of

?)

the degraded castes, the offspring of a Chan-

Manu

dala by a Pukkast woman.

(T\

of a discriminative

The

juice of the

-fe^ra.

(/. or

0^^ +

from

plant (Serratula Anthelmintica).

*.

iU^^I

(/.

0^*1 + ^1) The

moon-plant

s.

C^TFftf^ a. {mfn. from ^ + ^tf^t) Possessed

mark

or

(Asclepias acida) Hort. Ben. p. 20.

PTtH^ (-% m.
s.

title.

s.

(.) 1. Stairs, steps, a staircase.

2.

Manu

Also ap-

Adenanthera pavonina, Ibid.

plied to the

^0^) The name

C^TWr

^T)

(RtlX + Tt^I?) A plant (VerAnthelmintica, Rox.) Mohun P. p. 46.

C^TfcRtS
nonia

x. 38.

(^+S*ftfa) Relation, relativeMohun P. p. 143.

relationship.

ness,

(m. C^TTST +

s.

Sarcostema viminalis).
or

in eclipse.

C^Tt^tft

FTtH + TO") Monday.

Asclepias acida (or, according to Carey, of the

The sun

s.

CJTte^T

Furnished, provided, equipped.

2.

FTM^

C^TW^

(m.

s.

from

p. 32.

C^T^U R.

for

of a particular class of pitris.

in. 195.

way, a road.
(m.}
V
/

n51

C^W

s.

See

l.The moon.

(m.)

2.

The juice of

s.

the

Asclepias acida (or of the Sarcostema viminalis ?)

prescribed to be drunk at a sacrifice.

Nectar.

4.

bamboo needle

for

sewing mats.

>5l

The name of one of the

eight

kapalas or guardian-deities of the world.

3.

Narmada

l<1

(/.

from FTfrT + Sg^)

Nerbudda

or

river.

(p. ijyL) Saltpetre, nitre.

s.

Lo-

Manu

v. 96.

A
yam

The

Mohun P.

(Dioscorea glabra,

species of
p. 69.

D.

nummularia, Carey).
C^TtePl

s.

(m. C^Ttll + si)

1.

who

sacrificer

drinks the juice of the acid Asclepias.

Also

C^Tt^

s.

C^^t))

(corrupt, of

Affection,

love, caress.

FTtiPftvft

2.

particular order of pitris.

CJTta^

(m. C^Tftl +

s.

The name of a

Manu

3"^)

1.

kind of khayar (Mimosa Catechu).

dicinal plant,

commonly

C^TtSW

in. 198.

A
2.

me-

loved wife or

C^ft^t^rl

The moon-

c^rtefl^i

s.

C^Tt^SHl, (/.).

(/. cartel +3fpp$l)

L A plant

3^

Borax.

C^tf^fl.) Abe-

(corrupt, of

white

called kayap'hal.

plant (Asclepias acida). Also

(from

s.

s.

C^Wt^

s.

woman.

Pinchbeck.

(n.

from^^l)

a.

(mfn.

Mohun P.

Minuteness,

^U+^IT

901) Relating to pleasure.

8

p. 71.
subtility.

Wilkins' Gr.

2679

C^TFra

(m. from

s.

lower of Sugata.

R. A. S.

Trans.

from

(re. 1

Buddhist, a

^JT^)

fol-

salt.

558.

i.

C^ft

tft^a.

(4l

perfumed.
2.

(mfn.

The white

(re.)

1.

s.

Sweet-scented,
water-lily.

Sulphur.

(rei.)

C^Vf^P

ciiU^o)

(p.

Rk

(m. from

s.

^ft?t) A

ftW

Sochal

1.

(mfn. from 3J&pf) Golden.

guard or atten-

dant of the women's apartments.

Also

(.)

(m. from

s.

^<t^)

1.

pro-

district,

bably the country now inhabited by the Suirs.

a rarity, a

present,

pr.^

n.

The

2. (re.)
s.

from

Natron, alkali.

OTt<t^"

from^^ + IT) A sweet scent.

s. (re.

(re.

2680

2.

Fragrance, sweet-

scentedness.
s

C^TfaWU

11

4.

of the jujube.

fruit

Antimony.

3.

Sour gruel.

curiosity.

cartel

C^tptTOT
(from

a.

a present

p. c^Ic^-j) Fit for

s.

^otftf})

(m. from

The son

of a favourite wife.

or memorial, curious, rare.

C*tet?t>

OTfte

(m. from *fi>t)

s.

from

(re.

si

^s5l*i

tailor.

(mfn. from

^>3

The name of a

Relating to a short
)

sautra root,

a root from which

is

CtffiO

of a

sect

particular

Trans. R.A.S.
Jff2TW1 s
ticular

The name

(m. from

i.

among

Buddhists.

559, 560.

ceremony.

.4s.

par-

899)

C^TW + IT

pleasing, placid, gentle,

(m.)

s.

2.

(f. from

s.

ix.

366.

by which a Brahman
ii.

^TT3^

(m.)

in

tWft^
woman on

her marriage by affectionate kindred.

See Colebr.

O^frH

s.

(re.)

Law

of Inherit,

Given to a

species of metre

(^Tt^Ho
2.

s. (re.

from

{Tff^f^

Elegance, beauty.

(mfn. from *JJ?S , see Wilkins'

Gr. 899) Connected with a good road.

^<PRjj

Agreeableness, beauty.

mansion, a palace.

4+

s.

(/.

s.

(m.)

I.

The

of the sun.

Fragrance, odour.

1.

3.

Fame.

from

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

C^TR^t

x. 413, 466.

3pP ) Solar,
2. A worshipper

planet Saturn.

p. 110.

As. Res.

(mfn. from

(f.
(re.

be addressed.

to

is

the astro-

The proper

125.

Sanskrit prosody.
a.

^HXT + t^)

a.

(mfn.

3.

merchant.

cloud) Lightning.

C3

Buddha

1.

The name of one of

nomical yogas. As. Res.

(femin. of

C^TWrf^l

Wilkins' Gr.

the regent of the planet Mercury and son of

Manu

brother-

Lunar, relating to the moon. 2. Mild,

1.

epithet

Res. vin. 430.

(p.^flj^s)

s.

(mfn. from

a.

the moon.

C^ + ^fl?) A

(m.l from

the

^+"5^^) Good

not in-

flected as a verb.
s.

from

Wilkins' Gr. 984.

hood.

only nouns are derived, and which

particular medicine.

See

(m.).

(In

(rez.)

s.

(re.

fortune, auspi

+^T) Kindness, bene-

rule or (grammatical) aphorism,

grammar)

+TT) Good

(re.

ciousness.

volence, goodness, civility, urbanity.

a.

s.

species of

As. Res.

from

descendant of Surabhi.) Also

cow.

x.

447.

(Lit.

fflW

(/.).

2682

^FT

2681

wWlWl
A

(Lit.

:i

(m. from

s.

T<R)) A

cow, an ox.

descendant of Surabhi.)

C^Tl^Ml^

^f)

(m. (Tft^ +

T<"^ Root,

^1),
h To

A solar month.

;j

(m. from

s.

JTP + t^) A

kind

of poison.

from

GT^^ft"^
C^fet^

from

Gr. 984) Ex-

cover.

*<5^K(.v3)

excess.

C^fr^ +

easy, light

(n.

s.

(mfn.

a.

good

cellent,

TTi/7ws'

ease, lightness

To

i.

(With the

^UiWj

1.

Also

Friendship.

comfit.

from ^Tf^^-f-TT) Satisfaction,

(n.

tJ

move.
lift

To jump,

2.

to

-Cs3)

bound.

To go,
To raise,

1.

3.

Sometimes with ^1 prefixed

up.

T <F*l

(^^"fe,

i.

go by leaps or jumps.

To be

2.

^I^3)

dull or insensible.

1.

to

to

to

U^Root,
2.

To

slip,

to collect.

7I*i^fS)

To move, to go.
3. To gather,
to stumble, to fall.
With j prefixed to it, To stagger,
i.

1.

it.

to stumble, to vacillate.

(m. from R.

s.

^^Cj

A name

of Karti-

from R.

Stumbling speech, a lapsus

s.

sixth

(/.

on the

festival

day of the month Chaitra.

As. Res.

m.

T^s.

1.

The

shoulder.

2.

The body.

a large branch.

tree,

of an army, a form of array,

5.

4.

3.

^<Wk*1

S^+SFT) A

s.

the rider

a.

section or

err*! )

(m.

1.

The

Root,
fork or

(ra.)

1.

mistaken,

falling or

Circumvention, stratagem.

2.

shouldr.-.

See

419) Fallen from; oozed, trickled

x.

^TUft)

To thunder.

See

R.
s.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. -*<?*tj-T Wilp.

s.

elephant, or the part where

principal branch of a tree.

Mns' Gr.

a falling or deviating from

shoulder.

sits.

The

in

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

stumbling.

(.)

stumbling,

making a mistake

Fallen, stumbled, slipped, shaken

The

s.

the

virtue or truth.

unsteady, wavering,

The withers of an

a.

linguae, a blunder.

Part

chapter of a book.

^*T

$t

reading or talking
(m.)

The trunk of a

T^c^f

slipping, or falling

277.

out.

(*^.lfj)

ix.

To defeat, to disTo cut. 3. To make firm. 4. To

5. To fatigue, to
hurt, to kill.
(

KEYA.

2.

2.

exhaust.

satiety, completion, fulness.

^^Root,

to

leaps.

insertion of a nasal,

TI

i.

2.

destroy,

ix.

up.

lift

to hinder.

x"^^Root,

or

and

lift.

(^C^'lRj) and

v.

To stop,

raise, to

To jump,

raise, to

To go by

1.

3.

1.

Root,

Ex-

excessive.

To

2.

(*<P^^Rj)

(^FTlft,

v.

t^T^Root,
(ra.

ix.

of a nasal,

dull or stupid.

Root,

To

cellence, goodness

(M>l^tfi3), and

v.

(^nft, ^ftW)

The planet Saturn.

(m. from

s.

insertion

stop, to hinder, to impede, to obstruct.

To be

2.

C^fiTtf^

(With the

i.

(ra.)

^^TT

s.

The female bosom

(mfn. from

or breast

^FT + R.

(<4)

An

a dug.
infant at

the breast.
s.

(mfn. from

ing at the breast.

XpT + R.T^An

infant suck-

2684

2683

UntTCfl

from^T + R.^)

(-"RF^to/w.

a.

s3*"<

IFf+^f) A

(to.

s.

(/.),

^ft^

Thunder.

^PT3

thunder.

and^W (%.).

The

2.

WR^C^lfel

1.

The

cloud.

^^^ft

2.

rattling

case of

for

WS>

(n.

s.

nipple.

from

Wt)

s. (to.

moun-

<|) Corn

^^ + ^r from R. $?Q
2.

A sickle.

holding the heads of wild rice

tJM^j
:

^^ + ^f^ from R.

weeding-instrument.

of

(to.

s.

3.

4.

or rice.

noise of clapping the hands.

(WR^genit.

s.

2. (to.)

Stupidity, insensibility.

5. (w.)

tain.

W%*&
)

a pillar.

post,

Also

nipple.

1.

from R.

sheaf of corn, a bunch of grass.

Lightning.

3.

(n.

s.

from R.

(to.

s.

1.

shrub, a plant without a decided stem.

Sucking the breast or udder.

^^3"

(tow.)

s.

See

(to.)

s.

gp^7PT

s.

(w.

3.

LA

A basket

when

cut.

from

^F^ + R. 5?T ) A sickle;

a weeding-instrument, a hoe.

l^ *1';ft

s3*~ <

Also

>

Milk.
(/)

The

(n.

s.

swelling of

the breast or udder.

Sucking the breast.

a.

(-^1

^TC^TT s. (to.
<HJ An elephant.
r OOX) v an d ix.

WO + R. ^3

from R. >3) Praise, eulogy,

flattery;

from R. tJ

(to.

"^J^-fR.

See R.

s.

Feeding

mfn.

locat. case of

^)

1.

a post.

pillar,

2. Rigidity, stupor, insensibility, especially

when

at the breast.

by magic.

effected
s.

the

(to.

hymning
s.

gyrist,

from R. S|)

(to.

a praiser.

2.

cluster of blossoms.

1.

3.

A nosegay, a bunch
3. A multitude.

Hardened,

2.

tJ^^lO-i

Si

(_^ m
a.

(mfn.

1.

stopping, hinder-

torpor, insensibility.

1.

+ Rtn^) a

(from R. ^S)

Be-

layer, a stratum.

by means of which adverbs

are formed from a few prepositions

Ijt^

ad. Sans. q. v. from ^4.4

e. g. ^3J<T-

See Wilkins'

deities.

Gr. 1048.

slation of Vikramorvasi, p. 60, 61.

a.

rigidity, firm-

ness, immobility, stupidity, stupor effected

magic.

2.

insensible.

A termination
Having

See Wilson's Hindu Theatre, note to the tran-

Hardness,

made immoveable.

Fixed, stopped,

s.

^ + ^3)

hog.

an epithet descriptive

Hindu

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

numbed,
"^3"

of a peculiar character of the

s. (to.)

Cylindrical.

^T^

Stopped,

"QJ+^t^)

rigid or motionless eyes

or

rigid, firm, motionless.

R. nJ^ + ^A-I*!

ing, or fixing

Stupid, dull, insensible.

^R*teri

(w.

s.

eulo gist, a pane-

^3"^ a. (mfn. fret. part. p. R.

shut up.

tJ^T

a deity.

by

s.

(to.)

(mfn. from R.

panegyrist.

3)

Praising, eulogizing.

^1

(/.) or

"3"

(.)

Flattery, eulogy.

See R.

he-goat.

See

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

for

^^T

^5

2685

f^T)

Wet, moist.

1.

2.

Wavering, shaking,

unsteady.

Root,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 416.

tended.

Spread, ex-

^)

C5*T Root,

C3=T

^.

See R.

used in comp.

(JS^S

(mfn.)

a.

praises or glorifies the gods, from

^3

god,
a.

s.

theft.

Who
(m.)

03*1*. (m. from R.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^)

a. (a.

Praised, glo-

R.

yfoHl"k<fr

f^f ) Praise, eulogy, flattery.

^ft + ^tto) A

(m.

s.

bard,

an encomiast accompanying an army.

minstrel,

^+

+ <TKj A

(m.

s.

laudatory ex-

*tWV

^fe + R. 3Tf )

s.

(m. from R.

Root,
1.

To

(W^tfe)

v.

stop.

Root,

tJ^ ) A

2.

x.

(n.

s.

(tjl<?

To be

CtjJ

\^?^

ix.

(fPfafe) To

ad. Sans. (

( >5

s.

Also^^*1

^)

(ra.).

(m.)

s.

drop

Hardly, scarcely.

The chataka (Cuculus melano-

collect,

C^t!T
to

^+ ^) A panegyrist,

m. from R.

a flatterer, a praiser.

(ti^lfa)

See R.

stupid.

from C^FT Wilkins' Gr. 981)

(m.)

s.

Gr. 981)

Liable to be stolen.

a.

(mfn.) Little, small,

a.

he-goat.

and

Moisture,

leucus).

Expressing praise, uttering eulogies.

tJ<3

"f%^forf^T)

Theft, thievery, robbery.

of water,

(-fK^mfn. from

a.

Theft,

(n.)

or

Rob-

2.

^J^jA^S) Perpetual, continuing,

Theft, thievery,

pression or speech.

^[sjWltfl

thief.

from C^PT Wilkins'

(n.

s.

(f.

continuative.

eulogized, flattered.

rified,

rob, to steal.

wetness.

Wilkins' Gr. % 805.

1.

thievery.

R. ^J) Praising, eulogizing

e. g.

C^T)
-31 (/.)

(m. from R.

s.

bery,

(mfn. from

a.

To

x.

spread

See R.

over, to cover, to clothe, &c.

"^tl a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

"31^3) To

(^Tttp3,

ix.

2686

heap

(m. from R.

s.

That

in

veyed

which
an ode,

^ +3"

Wilkins' Gr. 799)

praise, adoration,

hymn

&c.

is

con-

eulogy, praise, flattery.

up, to pile.

C5*fe
"siPl

s.

from R.

(m.

^^L) A

heap, a pile of

(from R.

s.

^Pg)

Decepti ve encourage-

ment.

earth.

Root,
a.

(mfn. pres. part. p. R. ^3

Praised,

eulogized, being the subject of praise.

^ Root,

v.

(^Cttfe, ^<V3) To

extend, to cover or spread over.

fixed,

To be widely extended

long or prolix.

"9^ Root,

See R.

x.

((tiUlUfc )

To

1.

To

to flatter, to coax. 2.

praise, to

boast.

(This

verb seems rather to be derived from the sub-

spread, to

With

eulogize

ft: pre-

or diffused, to be

stantive

raTO
2.

s.

(75tH

(m. from R.

Sacrifice,

tity,

q. v.)

^for

an oblation.

3.

I.

Praise, eulogy.

heap, a quan-

a multitude.

*>?

vi.

CS$T3) To

hurt,

to injure,

Root,

to kill.

^5

^Root, vi. (^TOf) To hurt, to injure, to kill.

o;j

i.

See R.

Ts. (from the English strontium) Strontium.

Carey.

2687

f^j

2688

*<Pi
(from the Portug. estria) The ironing and

s.

plaiting of linen.
1

(/)

mutual duties of man and

A woman,

female animals.

~<

Womanhood,

( ?z

^t^tF^

a female

x.

Sans-

in

s3l

468.

t^+^)
The

woman

from a

(/.) or

^t^j"

feminineness.

(^t + ^Tfot^ ) A ludicrous

(Lit.

gem

the death of a

of a woman.)

to

the house of his intended bride's parents for the

^tf^f

(mfn.

a.

^1 + 1^1)

before the marriage-ceremony, the mother of the

damsel and other women take him into another

women

generally.

l^jTfo^f]

between them, hoodwink him with the

Also

kun P.

t13 c
Divorcement.

s.

s.

^+

(/.

3itf3) The female

^t+fSK?) A

(m.

woman

by the

father,

a.

is

as also

^5
to a

woman

at the nuptial

p. 68,

(mfn. from R.

O"

man.

s.

2.

(m.

^^^a.

woman's pro-

Law of Inker.

(m.

The duty of a wo-

A woman

from

^31+^) A libertine,
(Lit.

e.

g.

Situated in the vicinity,

(m. ?) Vicinity,

i.

(^^tf^J) To

cover, to conceal.

SeeR.^.

seqq.

(mfn. from R.

crafty.

2.

a lecher,

Addicted to women.)

(n.

1.

Fraudulent,

Shameless, impudent.

R.

^t+3FT)

Concealment, a

covering.
a.

s.

(mfo^

used in comp.

See^ffo.

Root,

during the period of monthly impurity.

a gallant, a lover.

feminineness

) Standing, stay-

for
:

neighbouring, from

s.

^SH^T

TfEfJp^!

Menstruation.

(f

^1

abiding, situated

ing,

a.

^t^^

^31

fire,

any other (separate

in Colebr.

Womanhood,

(n.)

his wife.

denominated a

See also

1.

(n.)

s.

effeminacy, uxoriousness.

The separate property

by her

Yajnavalkya

p. 364.

Hen-pecked,

2.

is

the mother, the husband or a

another wife,

perty."

(mfn. from ^ft Wilkins' Gr. 1007)

Feminine, female.

(/.) or

or presented to her on her husband's marriage

acquisition)

^) The

from R.

sex.

husband who

" What was given

brother, or received

to

(/.

Feminality, feminineness, womanhood.

hen-pecked or overruled by

of a

Mo-

p. 96.

^t3Tff3

^fe!

(^l + ^t^T)

s.

Intercourse

female society.

murder of a woman.
}

^WlOl

Womankind,

(m.).
s.

The female organ of

1.

^ + T[o^

with women, sexual intercourse

Carey.

generation.

the feminine

A woman.

2.

St

apartment, and tying his hands with a weaver's

leathern hoodwinks used for vicious oxen and

Of

gender.

purpose of being married, on which occasion,

cows.

woman.

cere-

mony, which takes place when a man goes

shuttle

separation

^ft + ^sT) An excellent woman.

(n.

s.

The

wife.

also said of

A species of metre

2.

As. Res.

krit prosody.

^ft +

(from

s.

1.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Covered, concealed, hidden.

ceased, suspended

^^f^sj )
2.

Stopped,

debarred from society.

2690

2689
from R.

(n.

1.

level square

2.

fice.

boundary, a

moveable,

A
A

who by way

devotee

ground prepared

the

^jWw

^I+^fe)

1.

1.

crifice.

2.

The performer of

3.

An

a Vrikaspati-sa-

3.

(m.)

nest of white ants.

An

ascetic sleep-

for a sacrifice.

+ 331)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. ^1

a.

2.

Proper to be stood upon.

2. Fit to

be placed,

fixed, or determined.

master-carpenter, a mason, an architect, a stonecutter.

tree, a pollard.

4.

Steady, fixed, im-

epithet of Siva.

ing on the ground prepared

^1^33}

from R.

An

1.

(m. from

Also

sacrifice.

(*.).

(m.*$

s.

(m.)

stake, a pin.

of penance sleeps on

for

^1)

from R.

s.

(mn.) The trunk of a

a land-mark.

limit,

(to/.

o.

piece of ground covered with sand for a sacri-

*fc3l

attendant or guard of the wo-

(-3 m

s.

R.

^1+^)

person

who

stands or remains in a place.

men's apartment.

'Z^'Z
firm.

Aged,

2.

old.

*%\U3

^)

(mfn. from R.

a.

1.

An

(m.)

s.

^$7^

old man.

a. (mf. irreg. superl. degree of

"*"$ cr
>

the fattest,

very thick or corpulent.

mfn.

^) Thicker,

r:s

Gr.

kins'

W\

See

more corpulent. Wil-

2.

*S?fl

(/)

1.

*5llR>3<?

(to.

s.

from

See

(mfn.)

a.

^tfefft

and

(n.)

0^"

^R +

f^J

R.

171.

i.

^fa^

par-

See Colebr. Alg.

^$1^3^

a (mfn.
.

its

p. 6, 10.

^t^+ q^) Fallen from (his)

flowsituation or place.

^^i^W

^^W^R"

(/.).

(mfn.^^ + U^)

a.

The con-

a number according to the places of

tition of

figures.

ering shrub (Hibiscus mutabilis). Also

s.

4.

The

(n.^J^ + ^^i) A beautiful

s.

book.

Trans. B.A.S.

place or text in a book.

^^3^f

an open

an abode, a home.

Also

(Beng.)

3.

(/.).

act of stand-

place, a 6ite, a

or land, dry soil.

and

The

a spot, a space

place, a site,

'^H'l>3

Dry ground

spot.

1.

quarter-master.

R.^.
from R. "*%')

In the state (of).

tinuance of a government in the same condition.

compar. degree

p. 519.

(n.

s.

fatter,

R.

(n.

s.

A chapter or section of a

3.

of

^1)

place in a town, a square

Wilkins' Gr. p. 519.

irreg.

R.

ing or abiding in any place; continuance, stay.

The

2.

thickest,

indecl. (from

Steady, fixed,

s.

(n.

^t^T + ^^R) A different place,

another place.

Moving

or living

^^Tfat^ra"

on dry land.

s.

(m.

^^H-^^t^")

The want of

a situation or place.

*i*YVg$

(mfn.)

See

(mfn.)

See

a.

^i^fjTT

^pTq^

a.

*pft

(/.)

(mfn. from

a.

or situation,
s.

^Spf^I
place.

a.

2.

See

(from

l ^)
5

1.

r=3

Relating to a

Relating to dry land,

site

terrestrial.

or

^T^ *T

(n.)

*0SF) Relating to
A

city, a

From,

SeeR. $1.

Properly, suitably.

3.

1.

In the

(Beng.)

to.

a.
I

2.

of.

a place

town.

ad. Sans, (locat. case of *$t*Tj

place

s.

<

(mfn. from

the cans, of R.

^0)

2691

2692

f*$3"

Placing,

fixing,

ordering,

regulating,

esta-

blishing.

HlfUf

Also

from

( m.

s.

An

attendant or

guard of the women's apartment.

The placing

^t\the

from

(.

s.

^Hfl

manency, fixedness, invariableness, duration.

or fixing a thing.

^t tT)
5

(f. from

s.

^)

cans, of R.

plant (Cissam-

R.^1

(-fX^rnfn. from

a.

3J3^1lfl

(-fSs^mfn.) Standing

a.

be-

tween.
(mfn. from R.

^1 Wilkins' Gr. p. 464)

Stopping, staying, abiding,

s.

(mfn. fut. part. p. of ^HfeJ^ the

a.

Wilkins' Gr.

769) Standing, staying, continuing, enduring ;

unchangeable, invariable. Used in comp. e. g.

^tOTa.

pelos hexandra).

(n.).

(m.) The over-

seer of a village.

cam. of R. "^1 ) Proper

Also

^tf^3^)

be placed or

to

(mfn!) and

fixed.

(mfn.).

culinary utensil

of R.

cans,

>*F

(mfn. pret. part. p. of

a.

Placed,

$t^!v the

deposited,

appointed

fromf^tf^

^t*T) An

R.

(/. from

s.

earthen pot or

boiler.

The trumpet-flower (Bignonia sua(Beng.) The socket of the gums

2.

veolens).
e. g.

3.

or jaw-bone in which the teeth are fixed.

(mfn.) Placed on a moun-

a.

tain,

used in comp.

^Kl

caldron or other

a metallic dish used in eating.

fixed,

erected, founded, ordained, decreed, ascertained,

established,

^1) A

from R.

(n.

*$Pt>

T^TTR?

A mountain +

(m.)

s.

(m.) The perfuming the body with

s.

lf%\J

fragrant unguents.

See

a. (mfn.).

s. ( n. ?)

A de*^J"

posit.

The

(n. ?

s.

(mfn. from R.

a.

Manu
stopped

stood,

permanent,

1.

s.

2. (m.)

mountain.

comp.

^t^^+vffft )

Sta-

immoveable

and

sphere,

moveable
with

all

locomotive

used as an epithet of the world

that

contains.

it

^^rf^te

s.

Manu

i.

41.

^t^+sr^'ter)

Immoveable and moveable property.

7qf

tf3^'

s.

(n.

Old age.

^fa

s.

n.

R.

^1 + 3PT)

Strength,

power.

standing

(/.

Ttf^L+^l)

Steadiness, per-

in

s-

+ f^$>3.
a

s.

upright

m -)

used in

Assets.
1.

steadiness,

Correctness of conduct.
6.

staying or
2.

state or condition.

tion, a decision.

The atmo-

a situation.

position,

any

^t+fl)

consistency,

nency,

5.

3.

Conti-

Perma-

durableness.

determina-

stop, a pause.

Manu

224.

fHfa^l^
Elastic.

s.

standing,
situated in

^3

from

(f. from R.

nuance

ii.

(-*%%

^5^) Stayed,

a. (mfn.) Situated

air,

s.

4.

Wilkins' Gr. 984)

from

risen,

e. g.

(mfn.

a.

and

tionary

steady, permanent, firm

in the air,

^t^^ftt 1!

56.

Immoveable property;

(n.)

unalienable property.

immoveable,

i.

permanent,

durable,

firm,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Wilkins' Gr. p.

467) Fixed, steady, stationary,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 464)

Stationary, stable,

steady.

embezzling of a deposit.

*fW<

(mfn. R.

f^p; a.

-31

a.

(mfn.l

(/.) or

(mfn. from R.

f*$f3 +

-3" n .)
(

^1)

^T^)

Elasticity.

Fixed, steady, firm,

3*

2693
immoveable, determined, permanent,
placid, quiescent,
2.

(m.)

s.

The name of one of

As. Res.

The planet Saturn.

or

verizer

of

tion

fs$$ + ^3&) A

(m.

s.

liberal.

5?
5
TO)
^ +
f

Learned, well read.

2.

Munificent,

1.

Also

(mfn.).
(/.)

(.)

Steadiness, firmness, fixedness, solidity.

fH^S^

(mfn.

a.

the astronomical yogas.

-31

366.

ix.

1.

55

durable,

2694

steady pul-

^^t^
clad in

common

invested.

See

Colehr. Alg.

subtile person (see

its

Trans. R.A.S.

p. 119, 330.

or

^*WH<{<^,

>

32. n. 35.

i.

*$*T + *ttl^) Coarse

(mfn.

s.

fH^ft>3a. (m/w.f^P" + f^5) Firm of thought,

*S*\ + *tftS) The gross

material and perishable body, with which a soul,

applied in algebra to a certain descripdivisor.

(n.

s.

cloth.

determined, resolved.

^Wl^sS
(mfn. "f*\< +^3<T) Very firm or

a.

steady, permanent.

fH(.<rt<1a.

(*/.

f^$^+(U)<H)

ing everlasting youth,

The name of a

(tk.)

s.

Possess-

1.

The

earth.

2.

(Hedysarum Gangeticum).

plant

(m. from

f^5^) The

silk-cotton tree

(-fk^m.)

s.

s.

2.

An

fat

An

3.

x.

iron image.

(^UW)

dull, stupid

exact.

grain

or pillar of a house.

To

{mfn. from R.

(/.) or

large, great,

Colebr. Alg. p. 87.

barley, &c.

A disease.

4.

pace,

at the foot

hill

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

^1

for

1) Re-

quiring to be placed or fixed.

(-"SPT mfn.

a.

f*P")

of

irreg.

compar. degree

Firm, stable, durable, permanent.

C5?^

R^^T)

(mfn. irreg. superl. degree of

a.

p. 520.

bulky

gross, not

(n. ?)

Coarse

Colebr. Alg. p. 316.

-sjl

s.

(w.) Thickness, bulkiness, fatness,

Corpulent,

(mfn.

^^T + ^FT)

from

fat,

commonly

Constancy, firmness,

an

result

Colebr. Alg.

sort of

perfume

called ganfhiala.

(n.)

1.

Strength, power.

2.

A load for

ass.
s.

(-f^t

C^^ + t\)

m.

pack-

horse, a strong horse.

C^^V
The gross

from

(n.

(+)A

(n.1

(n.

s.

Stout, corpulent,

of a calculation or measurement.

s.

(n.

from

^pT+TT)

Fatness, thick-

ness, dulness.

(m. from R.

s.

for
J

p. 70.

3.

middle

steadiness, steadfastness, calmness.

stout, unwieldly.
s.

elephant's

of a mountain.

increase, to fat-

stupidity.
a.

Incom-

1.

become corpulent.

ten, to

Firm, stable, durable, permanent. Wilkins' Gr.

anvil.

"^S^Root,

or gross.

An

2.

Enlarged,

Wilkins' Gr. p. 520.

See

The post

(/.)

(m.

s.

pleteness.

C^TTfr

(^^t/oRj) To clothe, to cover.

vi.

*$Mibt>U

C^P"

(Bombax heptaphyllum).

^3^Root,

become thick

or

^^T + 'Ss?)

neither quick nor slow.

particular class of demigods.

(f from

made

(mfn. from

a.

dripping.

^)

An

oozing, a

2695
^"1

2696

f^pfe^

SeeR.^1.
Wilkins' Gr.

^J'kf a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

p.

^[T3<P

who

g1"3 + <) An initiated housea man of one of the three upper classes,

having finished his prescribed course

~T

after

Manu

of sacred study, becomes a householder.

ffiflM&G)

(mfn.

^.

(mn.) Table-land.

*.

Kridanta

^ftv3l

s.

m. R.

+ vJ)

One who bathes

or practises ablutions.

^TH

(n.

s.

R.

5^+5f)

what

which

subjoined

is

it

is

implied by the root to

e. g.

mfn -)

Disposed to stand, permanent, steady, from R.

Ablution, bathing.

$1 To

for

A bathing-house,
Mohun P.

a bath-room.

are

formed adjectives expressive of an aptitude or

disposition to be

SijI

TT^.

See

by means of which

suffix,

113.
3"

Lubricating.

R.f^S.

See

SeeR.

(m.

s.

holder

i.

f^T

414) Bathed.

a.

See

p. 78.

p. 464.

(-^f

s.

procession

See Wilkins' Gr.

stand.

The milk-hedge

from R.

plant (Euphorbia antiquorum).

Also

1"$,

s.

attending the bathing of the idol Jagannat'h at

the full-moon in the

^K<lifa<3?

a.

month of Jyaisht'ha. Carey.

{mfn.

^WKfl + t^)

At-

tending the procession at the bathing of Jagan-

(/) and

(/.).

^3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^T)

ing, distilled.

nat'ha.

gtTtlT

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

^PPT

(n.

s.

*fft

from the caus. of R.

The

jgjl)

Manu

tending a person while bathing.

a. (m/ft. pres.

at-

n. 209.

par?, p. of the caws, of R.

^rl) Caused to bathe, attended on while bath-

immersed.

ing,

As. Res.

vm.

See ^ft^T

448.

Tjllft

(f.)

s.

(/.)

C^^s.
ness

a.

f^>

kins'

^1

for

^1)

si

Unctuosity, smooth-

Love, tenderness, affection.

R. f^jT +

3H)

Uncti on, a rubbing

(n.

C^ + TO)

worthy object

C^"a. (-fl^ m>. C^C + t^)

unctuous.

Root,

f^pT-r^ Wil-

423).

2.

Agreeable, beloved, pleasing.

1.

slightly.

s.

i.

2.

(^"HW)
To

(?n.)

friend.

s3i

Greasy,

To shake,

to tremble

go, to move.

(m.l from R.

vibration,

3.

shaking or trembling.
(/.)

(n.) Greasiness, smoothness, pleasing-

ness, loveliness, kindness, affection.

1.

Tender, affectionate, kind.

2.

Oily, greasy, unctuous,

p.

Coarse, thick,
or

2.

(n.

C^H^

s.

smooth.

1.

unguent, any greasy or unctuous

oil,

tendon, a muscle.

(m/w. pret. part. p. R.

Gr.

R.f^J

(m. from

C^fSTTs.

oily,

a.

See

substance.

Bathing, performing ablution.

daughter-in-law.

for affection.

mfn. from R.

(/.)

with unguents.

The periosteum.

(m.)

s.

s.

^I+^^il)

Fit for bathing or ablution.

Flowing, ooz-

a.

(mfn.

brating, shaking.

Also

^K + ^)

:5

(n.).

Trembling,

vi-

2697

2698

* e ht 5 T

s.

(n.

R.

^^-t-SR)

Animal motion.

who

^Ifftu a. (mfn.fut. part. p. R.^X+^ft^)

evidently pregnant.

is

Agitable, capable of being shaken.

^^tf^S

:5:

ffr

tated, shaken.

TP f^l

?*&tji

(/. from R.

s.

Emulation,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

rivalry,

Root,
provoke, to

x.

'S^'i a.

(*##t3)

To

1.

take.

2.

the sense of feeling.

^Hfe a.

1.

Touch, contact;

See Trans. R.A.S.

I.

562.

'^l) Touching, coming

from R.

from

(n.

( <t)
(n.

s.

evident or distinct object.

For the sake of perspicuity.

a.

1032)

Made

from

+ R.

visible or evident

(mfn. from

t3>t<p3

^^>tf3a.

and

The

plain.

^^ + ^3 Wilkins'Gr.

clear or plain, explained

ma-

2.

tify.

contact.

Wilkins'Gr.

plain or evident.

v.

(^Hft)

To

cherish, to protect.

Root,

R.^M+SFT) A touching,

^^ + ^3

(mfn. from

Become

1032)

in contact with.

s.

An

nifested, revealed.

heat.

(i/n.

(m.)

making a thing

(m. from R.

Morbid

s.

To
3:r

2.

+ 31^) Of clear or obvious

(mfn.

ad. Sa7is.

unite, to join.

s.

In a clear or

to dare, to

seek another's defeat.

vie, to

Root,

defy,

^l^+R.

from

mfn.

plain manner, distinctly, evidently.

meaning,

To

i.

clear

clearly.

ad. (from

TP iMj-^3)

Defied, provoked, vied with, opposed, contested.

(-f^

a.

^1*3^) Speaking

defiance, provocation, arrogance, presumption.

^fP^

+ 3^) A

speaker.

Agi-

m.

s.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

A woman

from

(f.

To

1.

please, to gra-

To

3.

breathe,

to live.

^K^fa

p. R.

{mfn. fut. part.

a.

T^. (-*lmfn.

3pfjTT) Tangible.

in

Past

comp.

e. g.

R.

Touching: used

H^F^a. (-*%mfn.) Touch-

feeling,

ing the heart, from A4.*~M*i^

s.

(ra.)

vital part,

Wilkins' Gr. % 805.

(-*|

5.

m. R.

^+^)

:s

Morbid

heat.

See*f#L

^^Root,
to oppose.
x.

^^^1

s.

(/.)

gramineous plant (Trigonella

corniculata).

i.

2.

(**Kf3, -C3)
To

(^W^)

1.

string together.
1.

To

take.

2.

To obstruct,
To touch,

3.

To

^^Root,

vi.

with 3*1,

(f^fe)
or^T

join, to

*^*ft.

connect.

s.

(/. from R.

To

touch.

prefixed to

^) A

Often

it.

plant (Solanum

Jacquini).

m. from R.
2.

War,
a.

^Fl)

spy, an emissaiy.

^t>a.

battle, a fight.

(w/h. from R.

apparent

l.A

plain, easy.

Clear, evident,

a.

(mfn.)
(mfn.

See^^flTT.
pret.

part.

p.

Touched, brought into contact.

R.

^^Kf-3)

f^F^

2699

:J

^F3

^1+^)

(-"< m. from R.

s.

Also

heat.

^f^ s.

:5

Morbid

jure, to

!.)

(/. from

feeling, con-

Touch,

R.

f^^F^RooT,

f^Fi

Root,

To

x.

wish, to desire,

De-

sirable.

'^Tl

**F"i Root,

i.

to burst.

2.

^^s.

^5^) A desire,

(/. from R.

(^^3)
To break,

to unfold,

Also

of a snake.

(m.) Crystal, quartz.

a.

Made

of

crystal or quartz, quartzose.

;5

s.

crystal

nasal,

(with the insertion of a

x.

<*^fj T*FUXTf^) To jest,

,

to smile, to

laugh

'^IR^ Root,

vi.

c
l

2.

*^Root,
To blow,

to

tlfe)

and

(n.

s.

R.

2.

expand (as a

Wt^L

and

to joke,

I.

To

1.

4.

To

Wilkins'

swell-

(^^fe)

vi.

flower),

(C^tfft

I.

x.

(C^Fl

or with the inser-

To break through,

to divide, to tear

to hurt or kill.

x. (with the

To laugh

at,

to jest, to joke.

panded

"^W^

(mfn. from R.
;

Opened, ex-

A bursting,

a tear-

an opening or expanding.

shake, to

The

(m.

s.

1.

Evident, manifest.

2.

R ?3F!

(n.

s.

^JF$

broken, burst.

ing or rending

(WT^)

give.

Prosperity, increase.

(FJFtto)

i.

at.

To be

To

3.

B^+fS)

R.

an enlargement.

^^jTtfSF^
tremble.

dwell.

Much, many.

(/. from

s.

a.

and

hurt, to in-

421) Enlarged, increased, swollen, ex-

pillar.

i.

To

insertion of a nasal,

^ft^ (m.^f^ + ^)

^F^Root,

To

2.

tion of a nasal,

^f^^ + SIXT)

(mfn.

p.

^tfe
ing,

to divide.

The expanded hood

(m. from R.

1.

cover.

tended, great, copious.

a wish.

To open,

1.

hurt, to in-

*^T.si a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Gr.

s.

To

(W6)

x.

(mfn.)

a.

(mfn. pret. part, p, R.

].

be strong.

to long for.
a.

To

2.

jure, to kill.

tact.

(P^tffS)

X.

kill.

Root,

2700

precise result

manifest or apparent.

of a calculation.

^S^+^H) A

throbbing or
s.

trembling.

(f. from

R.

^g*Lj The

expanded hood

of a snake.

Root.

vi.

(^^fo)

1.

To shake,

to

^3

a.

2.

(mfn.)

Wff^s.

to

See

(/. from

increase.

Wfa

To be manifest

2.

:y

or apparent.

^t>?.
1.

Growth,

1.

to increase,

become tumid.
s.

t>^s.

(n.)

See

(/. always dual,

See

*Tgf&3 a.

swelling, intumescence.

Roo T ,i.(^tm3) To grow,

(!.?

planet's +_

declination of the point of intersection in the

ecliptic.

R.Wt^T + 'fe)

^+ 7TR) A

:s

s.

tremble.

SF^T^Tfa

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

2.

Broken, burst.

**jt

s.

R.^
(f. from

ling of the feet.

2.

Expanded, blown.

^^)

1-

sort of

A kibe,

a swel-

melon (Cucumis

Momordica).

The buttocks.

^3^3 Root,

vi.

(^of^)

To

clothe, to cover.

2702

2701

i.

and

To laugh

at, to

or shaking

a nasal,

x. (with the insertion of

a start, a spring, a bound

tation (through joy

joke, to jest.

sprightliness

T3

J^

move.

vi.

|^f3)

To be manifest

2.

prefixed to

To

*5

Root,

To

shake,

to tremble

to

With

or apparent.

To shake,

it,

1.

alacrity,

expansion, manifestation, utter-

ance.

with f<T

Palpitating, trembling (through joy or excite-

oppose.

resist, to

or excitement),

palpi-

ment).

3^c

:5

^TJ^+^PT) A

R.

(n.

s.

shaking or

trembling.

^Mtki&

^^^+

from R.

(mfn.

a.

^3^) With trembling

lips

^"

WH.

(-TTIT mfn.

|*^<

of

(through passion).

RFT.

See

(m.) Froth.

s.

irreg.

compar. degree

Wilkins' Gr. p. 420) Very

much

or

many.

+^ 3)

R. "*'^< v

a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

Shaken, agitated, trembling, exposed,

bared,

Root,

expand.

(mfn. irreg. super I. degree of

a.

To

I.

i.

To

2.

tumour

forget.

i.

(*^fo)

To

^^F^Root,
To

See

(m.)
vi.

^S*L

(*^lfsS)

heap, to crowd.

1.

To shake.

2.

manifest or ap-

CWt^fl

(n.

R.

bursting, a

See Trans. R.A.S.

447.

i.

from R.

tearing or

**|^+3FT) A

throbbing or

(/. from R.

s.

gimlet, an

*jftj

auger.

parent.
5.

boil,

rending.

To be

3.

1-

thunder.
(n.

s.

many.

^t)
2. A
C *^^.
5

also

or

from R. 5

(m.

s.

spread, to

breaking through.

*5F3 Root,

much

Wilkins' Gr. p. 420) Very

outstretched.
Rfe

C*^&

(e[) Root,

**I indecl. Sans.

ix.

(*

particle which,

To

hurt, to kill.

added

to

trembling.

verb in the present tense, gives

*3JFp^E

s.

R.

(m. from

Also

fire.

spark of

i.

(*^fo)

TJHT

To

thunder.

(m. from R.

s.

^^F^) The

from R. ffcj)

s . (m.

thunderbolt
s.

(m. from R.

of Indra.

Remembrance,
3?

|SS?

s.

(jn.

*F

:3

from R.

sort of

ebony

(Diospyros glutinosa).

^SFS^s.

p.

s.

Kamadeva
^AJ.^

v)

A clap of thunder.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Gr.

(m. from R.

T^i

T*r3[

is

R.

**R^-f3) A

1.

Astonishment, sur-

Wilkins' Gr. 768)

recollection.

2.

A name

1.

of

the deity of love.

from R.

(n.

p^) Remembrance,

See Trans.

collection.

word

s.

R.A.S.

i.

113.

re-

This

frequently used in quoting passages

Wilkins'

from works

419) Tliundered.
(f. from

It is also

Pride, arrogance.

2.

prise.

'SFJ

the sense of

Wilkins' Gr. 1367.

the preterite.

used as an expletive.

(/.),

:5

*F^Root,

?)

it

throbbing

passage of

of

authority,

On

account of the (just quoted)

Manu,"

&c.

e.

g.

2703

2704

**Wrt)|l*

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

Fit to

Memory,
from 5 H?+R.

(m.

s.

(/. R.

5.

be remembered.

H) An

epithet

To remember,

(from R. '"^)

v. a.

to

See

(mfn.)

*SR*FtlT

{mfn. from R.

reminding,

and committed by them from

As

(m.)

s.

i.

^) Recalling to mind,
remembrancer.

from^^f^)

(mfn.

memory.

by

sanctioned

Skilled

3.

jurisprudence.

in

Mohun P.

lawyer.

p. 142.

Hindu law)
{Hindu law-

(In

recollection.

WW)

(^toTKJ)

x.

To

See R.

smile.

To

^f3*TPg
^f^l

(n.

s.

slight, to dis-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

693) Smiled, laughed

Root,

i.

i.

3T + 3^,

or

ft To

please,

To
a.

a.

(mfn.

Also
(mfn.

a.

book on

^S + ^l ^) Approved

1!

^f^f^T^

(mfn.).

^"fe-f ^TT<>) Capable

(fr

s.

om

R.

f*H) A

of

smile.

second future in the

(n.)

nomin.

sing.

smiling,

s.

Preceded by

by a

T
(

To

twinkle,

to

To remember, to reWith ^51*^,

prefixed, To remember;

forget,

to delight.

v.
2.

(^rftfe)

To guard,

to

i.

To

bered, recollected.

(*V'*fW') To

ii

velocity.

sprinkle, to drop,

(n.

s.

dropping.

R.
2.

^J^SR)
(m.)

1.

An

war-chariot.

(Dalbergia Ougeinensis).

oozing or
3.

Hort. Ben,

A
rior

who

tree

p. 53.

war-

fights in a car.

cherish.

STJ^rft

breathe, to live.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

^Fttf) Speed,

to distil.

^T^rT
1.

m.

(m. from R.

s.

common form

See Wilkins' Gr. 711.

Root,

miss, to regret.

^TPi

smile.

^fo)

(^fS)
To

with

'

1.

Legal science.

2.

of the

eyes.

2.

3.

(mfn.

wink with the

Root,

JJSW*

a smile, introduced

collect.

due to their

is

^f^*)^)

Wilkins'

smile.
a.

*5

imply that

to

^TJ^, The termination of the Sanskrit participle

regard.

Gr.

being proved from the codes of law.

f^T.

((T^XTf^) To

x.

^fcWl<t>

ii

f^lfc Root,

R.A.S.

Trans. B.A.S. n. 2.

by law-codes.

slight,

Trans.

a certain degree of veneration

author.

yers state this to be a hundred years.)

Root,

or established

l<3

^AJ.!

seqq.

Didactic poems are also compre-

444, 451.

law, a law-code.

^l^+^T)

*j8$P5ffi s. (m.
The period of human

6.

ii.

hended under the name of

canonical.

law,

written

the

108.

i.

Relating to the

1.

Relating to the codes of law,

2.

Manu

3lf3

or the revealed law,

the vedas, and from

e.

usage. See

recol:y

a source of law,

distinguished from

is

I.

(?n.)

inspired legislators to their respec-

lection to writing.

a.

Manu

by

tive pupils

recollect.

s.

Writ-

2.

the recorded body of law as delivered

ral,

^^g.

remembrance.

recollection,

1.

ten law, a law code, or memorial law in gene-

originally

**U<<P a.

Wilkins' Gr. 830)

Also

of Siva.

*5Sfe

^+f3

^ + 3) Remem-

T[J^f[

am

s.

(f. from

R.

(-..f^ from

tilling, trickling,

Saliva.

R.

dropping.

Oozing, dis-

2706

fp

2705

*\W

ffJ^+jT) Flow-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

^T^a.

To
,

*1Jl<^ r

P.

^<vj{

consider, to .think.

s.

(^^Fj) To sound.

1.

W3l

See

(./.)

UL^,

Wise,

corrupt, of

Root,

See*^.

(m.)

Stitched, sewed,

s.

f^Rjor ft^)

sewing or stitching.

Root,

i.

2.

s.

(.).
1.

Offspring, lineage.

(m.)

down.

fall

o;i

l)

tree

maker.

^$U3)
s.

To

s.

go.

(/.

a.

ll

chaplet, a wreath of flowers,

metre in Sanskrit prosody.

(-1^1

a.

As. Res.

species of
x. 438.

p f^*I^) A species of metre

in Sanskrit prosody,

tj^l

from 'EfS + R.

.As.

Res,

mfn. from

x.

438.

3^ Wilkins' Gr.

907) Wearing a chaplet or garland of flowers.

Manu

ii.

m. R.

An

I.

epithet of

(/.^+3l)

creator, a

Brahma.

Also^g"

Creatorship.

R.

W ^^) Fallen.
Wilkins' Gr.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

700) Cooked, boiled.

See

(m.)

flj^RooT,

iv.

(f^yft)

l.Togo.

To

2.

(Ctj^ft) To

hurt, to kill.

ftjg Root, u (f^gft) To

hurt, to kill.

^ Root,

go.

HPS,

(femin. of

give in

indecl. Sans. Quickly, instantly.

wj 1<P

"fcj

commonly

a garland.

tj^<

To

f<T prefixed,

W3a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

Falling,

(with the insertion of a nasal,

( ^/-) A

have faith or

trust, to

(.).

Careya arborea and Salvadora Persica, &c).

i.

2.

Wf\Fl>.

called pilu, and applied to several sorts (as to

Root,

With

in.

(-^

s.

^FJn

ft)

from R.

hanging, pendulous,

also

for

(W 07TC3) To

(-f^

sack

C^Ffr

from R. flHRT

(/.

fl-

(m.)

(m.) and C^^Ptj

^3T

flow, to ooze, to

trust.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

5.

To

(^J3) To

i.

confidence

3Jlft

river in general.

^1

(from R.

w. a.

ingenious, clever.

a.

Flow-

drop.

a. (h.

s.

(femin. of ^^*->)

s.

Mohun

plant (Zizyphus Napaea).

p. 69.

S^FTi

^)

R.

a.

ing, oozing, trickling.

ing, dropping.

^731 Root,

mfn. pres. part.

Root,

i.

i.

(tJ< Rj )

drop, to ooze, to
to

1.

To

2.

To

dry.

flow, to

Often with ^1 prefixed

distil.

it.

^<J*s**("~T>jfO

A wooden sacrificial spoon or ladle.

tls3 a. (mfn. pret. part p. R.

^+3)

Flowed,

oozed, dropped, distilled.

H<T

(m. from R.

s.

W) A sacrificial

ladle with

167.

two excavations.

tj<

s.

(wi.

from R.

^) A flowing,

an oozing or
s.

trickling.

Also 1%%P\ (n.) and

(/. from

R.

(m.).

two excavations.

tt<d\

s.

(/. from

carrying or slipping her

+
calf,

cow mis-

^)
2.

A sacrificial ladle with

shrub (Sanseviera Zey-

lanica ; also Aletris hyacinthoides

nervosa).

and Dracona

2707

2708

^rtjBSf

(m.

s.

'331 + ^5$)

plant (Flacour-

A sacrificial ladle. See^.

(/. from R.

s.

^T55f%

(mfn.^ + ^i)

a.

trolled, unrestrained

tia sapida).

CE^Root,

(ttj^L^I) To go,

i.

to

"MOt^MvSS

move.

own

person's

will

C$\3

(.WtSf^j To

i.

See

(n.)

s.

a river.

Cgl^T

(/. from

s.

cgt3^ft

(/.)

according to a person's free

A current,

a rapid

^5^f a.

Munificent, liberal.

organ of sense.

Ogt^^T

A river.

R.f^

and cglret3$;l

a.

(mfn.}

Own.

soul.

3.

The

algebra)

"3"

(mfn.

a.

s.

(m.)

1.

son.

Produced by one's

2.

(w.)

1.

kinsman.

Property, wealth.

(m.

s.

^ + \SFT)

relative, a

4.

(-^T\n.

^1

^St^ftF

own

one's

(mfn. from

a.

^3ftf^)

Pertaining to

x.

(^~ferf^)

1.

To

finish.

Of

himself,

person's

^[s?o

proper, peculiar.

(^ + 3^)

ad. Sans.

himself, of

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^^sjf Wilkins' Gr.

419) Embraced.

^s3^5

s.

( ^3)

from

^ + 3^)

1.

Independent, un2.

Of age,

no longer subject to the authority of parents.

to one's self, per-

ad. Sans.

exclusive,

sonal,

To

itself.

(mfn.

a.

\?1

^^faa. (mfn.^ + *t3) Kept

2.

leave unfinished.

controlled, self-willed, unrestrained.

p.

tribe

tribe or class.

^^Root,

Also

from^) Own,

own

person's

2.

(In

proper.

^+

kinsman.

or class.

Ownership, property.

from^ + <^) Own,

o. (?w/tt.

^S^FT

(m.)

s.

(ra.)

particular duty or work.

a.

self.

Perspiration, sweat.

Carey.

A positive or affirmative quantity.

(/.) or

s.

^ + -3)

(mfn.

a.

(/.).

(n.

calx of antimony.

Also

Cgt^f^I^) Antimony.
5fW^H^ft (rgl^^+^\) The

CglC^t^s.

Arbitra-

choice.

See

CEftef^fl.

(m.)

Talc mineral.

1.

An

2.

from R.

n.

stream

boil, to melt.

s.

ease, peace, security.

(^55^ + 3^)

ad. Sans.

rily, voluntarily,

Root,

Self-willed, uncon-

contented, happy,

(/.) or
(n.

Aside,

^ + ^)

(w.) Independence, freedom.

proprietary right.

Proprietorship, ownership,
2.

Self-existence, personal

apart (in theatrical language).

WtWr5

Also ^\3l (/.).

identity.

(mfn.

a.

^ + T$1+W^)

(-3^

Ostentatious, boasting.

having proprietary
a.

(mfn.^+^X)

Handsome, well-shaped.
s.

^55?

a.

(mfn.

^-^I^)

transparent.

^31

2.

(/.) or

1.

Pure, white, clear,

Sound, healthy, convalescent.

(w.)

Purity, transparency,

mour.

s.

(^5^+H^)

Carey.

right,

The

^3" +
s.

^)

(?w.)

Wealthy,

An

+ ^rWTT) The

owner.

subject or

thing in which a person has a proprietary right.

^t^t^3

a.

(mfn.

see Wilkins' Gr. 1033)

soundness, health.

^0^3>

(n.

mfn.

from

WWf+f3

Become the

subject of

proprietary right.

crystalline hu-

^TrT

s.

(n.

R.

^nT+SFT) The act

of tasting.

*$Ttf*\

^+Gt*i)

(m.

s.

One's

own

place or

^f^3

^ + 3"f*F3)

(mfn.

a.

brought up by one's

country.

^ + ^f) The peculiar duties of

(m.

s.

any person or of any -particular

class of society.

^f3*t

^ + 3*1)

a. (mfn.

disposal or under one's

^<'lF*lnt

p. 166.

s.

Placed at one's own

1.

own

Having

controul. 2.

from

(f.

^>3lf^) A woman,

whether married or unmarried, dwelling

^^3%^

^tf+QTt^)

(m.

s.

Mohun P.

dereliction of a duty.

An

indecl. Sans.

249

^tl^T a.

xs

(mfn.

ffi\

See As. Res.

suicide.

^fft
+ ^?^)

quies to deceased ancestors.

^tlpHlW

(n.

s.

Performing obse-

Manu

The

per-

^ftfS

ii.

s.

172.

Root,

i.

To

W$

An

axe.

(^rf3) To

*^t3FT

sound,

Sound,

noise.

Also

*ffi(m.).

(m.

a.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Sounded,

s.

(n.)

The

^T

The name of

Manu

*$ + <Z)\s5L w\ from R.

ix. 126.

^S^)

Civi-

^ + ^t^)

Natural property, in-

^kvSS ad.

Sans.

naturally.

Manu

^oWpl*

a.
it's

(^H + vFIj By
ii.

(mfn.

nature,

23.

^"fa + f^f )

own nature,

Accom-

natural, spontaneous.

:j

^l+^' 3)
;

noise of thunder.

^3

^+

(m.

s.

An

and of Vishnu.

(Lit.

The

epithet of

Brahma

self-existent.)

SeeR.S^t.

FSKt.

for

be one's property.

nate disposition, character or tendency.

plished by

^"PF3

to

from^ +

(f.

(n.

s.

s.

(^T-

x.

The taking a thing

it

courtesy, welcoming a visitor, adieu.

(/.).

dress, to adorn.

(m. from R.

s.

Also

i.

Self-destruction,

a particular text of the veda. See

lity,

(mf.)

(f.

one's own, the thinking

s.

formance of obsequies to deceased ancestors.

Manu

s.

^ + 1^1^)

(m.

5.

ix. 127.

^H+Rtil-i)

her

vol.

342.

^f<Hl*l

405.

viii.

p.

p. 110.

in

See Houghton's Manu,

father's house.

exclamation used in pre-

senting an oblation to the manes.

vii.

Apostacy,

or

a free agent, headstrong.

being

free will,

Reared

self.

votary.

Mohun P.

2710

mat

Ppl

2709

pron. indecl. Sans.

s.

?^t) 1. Sleep. 2. A dream,

0lP^I3 v. a. To dream.

(m. from R.

(Beng.)

^p:

^:

girl

from R.

^Pt)

(m.

s.

choosing her

Sleepy,
s.

drowsy, sluggish.

(/.

Self.

The ceremony of
own husband.

from^ + ^) A girl choosing

her husband.

Nocturnal impurity,

pollution.

^ffa*5l

s.

(/.

a.

An immediate

Mohun P.

cause.

^+31^1)

The

state of

sleeping or dreaming.

(m/n.^ + ^t*!^) Showing

displaying one's

self.

^U&J a.
self.

or

^T + ^3)

Made by

one's

2. Natural, spontaneous, produced of

itself.

^U*H>3
(m.)

p. 144.

a.

(mfn.

(mfn.

A child who

1.

^TT + Tt3)

Self-given,

s.

has given himself to adoptive

2711

2712

Manu

parents.

Law

Colebr.

177.

ix.

(/.) Wilfulness, independence.

of

See

Inherit, p. 313.

^HJPltTfa
himself,

a.

+ ^Wtv3) Come of

A child who

(to.)

s.

^H

(mfn.

himself to an adoptive parent.

of Inherit,

^UM4
ma.

The

(Lit.

See Colebr.

Law

Y) An

Brah-

epithet of

Manu

^Ig^ (to.)

See TFiZMws' Gr.

6.

I.

Also

p. 469.

^PfaS

"^Root,

('f^TTfe) To blame,

x.

to censure,

to reprove.

4^ indecl.

1.

Heaven, paradise.

2.

One

(n.) 1.

\31

3.

with, ana-

pleasing.

3.

Nature, a natural state.

3.

An

(/.) or

obvious conclusion or

(n.) Identity.

(^Pj+^T)

ad. Sans.

Identically,

analogously.

WIWSI)
Sans.

1. Identified

Handsome,

2.

2. Reality, truth.

inference.

arrow.

made.

is

^+

s.

An

2.

(to.).

Shavings of the wood of which

4.

like.

Learned,

a. (i/m.

logous,

The thunderbolt of

1.

^I

also

sacrifice.

^.

self-existent.)

(.) and

from R.

(to.

s.

Indra:

a sacrificial post

^TT + R.

(m.

offers

p. 154.

See^S

^tfg s.

comes and

a:

+ OTPfe )

(mfn.

Able,

capable.

of the words composing the mystic triverbial

Manu

phrase bhur bhuvah swar.

Speaking
ii.

76.

the truth.

"^4

s.

from R.

(to.

general, voice.
4.

An

ticular

s. (to.

Also ^"^"3

cality.

<r

(to.

s.

A vowel.

^1

from

(m.

s.

As. Res. in. 68.

s.

+ ^cl)

(In grammar) The

name

TO/n.^ + ^V)

Having a

^^^T

hun P.

^" + ^[)

p. 25.

2.

1.

Hoarseness.

Mo-

Fluttering of the voice.

Gan^e* of heaven

Sf

(/.

t ftljt%^)

The

of a kind of demi-goddesses.

The

(to.

s.

(-^
(to.

WfetfOS) The

^ffwt^

(n.).
<r

(f.

Sonorousness, vo-

(sweet) voice, sonorous, vocal, sounding, noisy.

s.

Heaven, the paradise of

the galaxy?).

(i. e.

class of vowels.

*pRT^a.

"M^)

after death.

(/.^<<S+s3l)

s.

3.

The name of a par-

+ $ft*t)

Hindu gamut.

^<<ls3l

^3!

tune, music.

in

Indra, and temporary abode of the virtuous

accent.

^OTW

^)
A

2.

Sound or noise

1.

celestial

regions, heaven.

^fl^fa

a.

(mfn.

^ftRl^oj

^^-p&1fB) Gone to heaven.

^5f+^UTr^ cl)

J.

The

as-

cending to heaven.

^^rf^

f^+

;5

s.

(to.

Tft) The

;r

junction or

Wt\

coalescence of vowels (in grammar).

s.

(to.

+ 3I

*1)

half or quarter

s.

Accented,

s. (to.)

Sounded.

The circumflex

Colebr. Alg. p. 6, 7, 10.

accent.

2.

See

(-fH mfn

heavenly.

tone in music.
1.

a.

Also '^TT'tjr and

(. contraction of

^fT^f

Celestial,

s. (to.

(to.).

cl)

^+3^) A

(mfn.).

Gold.
goldsmith.

Also

2714

2713

^f^tTl.

from

s.

^4+5^)

medicinal

plant with a yellow juice.

country situated to the east of Dacca.

As.

^1+3)

(a.

<-

i.

^Tl

s.

"tf%

ircrfecZ.

^t3)

(-^/.) A

go.

sister.

(3J+3jf$

31^) A

from R.

Tin.

of benediction

ticle

(jn/n.

a.

^+arW)

Producing

gold, yielding gold,

^^fl. *

"^R^+^T&fl) The Ganges of heaven.

(/

Trends. (-^.^n+^fri) a money-

Hail

prosperity

par-

health

rfela.

(mfn,

^j+OT)

So be

it

%W&

s.

amen

+ <P) 1. A temple with

Any auspicious object.

(mn.

portico in front.

^Rjl0-1

2.

(n.

s.

^f%+^t^T) A

^niT

Golden.

(n.

s.

Cubical pyrites

*$C*\

Yellow jasmine

(Jasminum Chrysanthemum).

one's

having the

self,

resolute, confident

Golden
ornaments.

^^H.

To be

miserable or

(n.

s.

^^kl

x.

^ + ^)

(mfn.

a.

^t*T

s.

(^nU3)

i.

To

1.

taste.

2.

To be

Manu

^t^cR"

ing,

106.

controul over himself,

full

firm.

A home,

ad. (from

^^ll )

(m. from

^) A

(^ + ^31^")

i;

Resting or relying upon

^ + *\\*\

distressed.

^T^Root,

means of

the performance of rites

for divine propitiation.

of iron or copper.

Root,

ceremony

^fS + ^^PT) A

attaining prosperity

^fatfe^ s (^+3Ttfe^

(^Ilfo)

preparatory to a solemn sacrifice.

changer, a money-scrivener.

^5

To

<r

^T^Ff^

;s

;5

Root,

v. 56.

^TS*.

self, like

himself, herself, &c.

The name of a
Res.

Like one's

Hf^8E[1| a.

a residence.

At home.
sister's son.

One's

own handwrit-

an attestation, signature.

pleasing.

^t^3
*

Welcome,

salutation.

^^fSniSi) A

species of

(n.

s.

See^Tfl.

(/.)

A nymph

C^tJl)

(/

of

^Wsll

s.

metre

in

^ktfi)

s.

from

(f

Sanskrit prosody.

As. Res.

x.

429.

heaven.

W") Either of the two

Aswinas

^f$t^

from controul,

being free

(m.

^L+^t^)

Rahu,

1.

Independence,

the

authority to do a

Trans. R.A.S. in 38.

free will.

the personi(/.)

fied

^3^5 + IT)

or physicians of heaven.
thing;,

s.

(n.

The

As. Res. n.

star Arcturus.

ascending node.
293.

^fefc

The zenith.

*.

p. 136.
s.

^^\

(mfn. 3+3IeSPj) Very

(to.)

Heaven.

See ^fflW?ll
little,

very few.

One of

the wives of the sun.

Also

(/)

^tlT Root,

^t^l^"
a.

2.

MohunP.

and
x.

i.

(^lk^)To taste,

x.

(*fHM*f$) To

i.

(^fW^)

To be agreeable

or pleasing,

cover.

'

fP^}

2715

or drinking.

1.

eating

tasting,

^tF + ^^f )

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

m/w.
(

from

^T^+^^)

Sovereignty, pro-

(m.)

5.

) Sweet, pleasing,
Sweetness, a relish, a

1.

31

A grape.

(/.) or

Also ^$?t[w)A

^t^+^t^)

(m.

(Flacourtia sapida).

2.

1.

plant

sort of creeper (Tri-

(/. from

commonly
-

t^tg-ft-^^

medicinal

(femin. of

^?T^)

^ftf^+^H)

(from

ad.

state or relation of lord or

a. (
s.

Well-tasted, relishing.

from^tf^+^K^))

S . (.

Affection for a lord or husband.

called kakulL

f,om

Carey.

tends his cattle.

^tjwK|p
^tft^tR

bulus lanuginosus).
s.

(n.).

dispute between a master and the

who

servant

^tlj^fl

(n.)

Sweetness.

s.

Natural, in-

from R. ^[Tff

2. (/.)

prietorship, ownership.

agreeable.

root,

"r%*)U+^)

(mfn.

^rtfsjF^) The destroyer of a lord or husband.

Tasted.

taste.

a.

The tasting of food

or drink.

HferiA^R

herent, innate.

Flavour, taste.

2.

R.

(w.

5.

^tTT

from R.

ISlillt s. (w?.

2716

husband.

\^"{jnfn.) Having proprietary rights.

An

(m.)

reign

In the

owner, a proprietor, a lord ; a sove-

a husband, a lover.

grape.

(m. from

s.

^T)

An

epithet of the

Independent, mas-

\?1

ter of himself.

(/.) or

(n.) Inde-

or

pendence.

^Wf3^1
woman who

Mtlfe

not under the controul of her

Indra.

from^ttFfr + Tft)

(/.

husband, or who renders her husband dependent upon herself.

^^7tH

s.

Manu.

Also
1.

(-^\

a.

mfn.

^JtiT-f^)

Reading to himself, studying the vedas.

(m.)

1.

student, a reader of the vedas.

s.

"^l^"

ct.

(in.

1.

ness.

2.

^HWils.

Sounded,

The mind.

m. from R.

>

own

cause.

2.

Self-interested.

2.

from

2.

M W V) &

^+

(mfn.

s.

(n.

cave, a .cavern.

Sleep;

(/.) or

pleonasm,

a.

(mfn.')

Pleonastic.

^ffeD
tive

s.

(from

mood.

^^W+SfiP )

own

selfish.

-31

grammar) The

indica-

(n.) Selfishness.

(In

MohunJP.

p. 124.

Dependent upon
one's

Wealth, property.

Self-interested,

advantage,

drowsi-

dream.

(n.

1.

own advantage,

One's

s.

Sound, noise.

from R.

^ + ^1^1)

epithet of

Self-acquired,

(mfn.

pursuing one's

from R.

Swayambhu

'^T + Tfe ) An

1.

2.

trader, a merchant.

"^H

offspring of

The king of heaven.)

(Lit.

a.

m.

The repeating a
one's

^Tftft

( v5

s.

H|'kKs3

Study of the vedas.

2.

The

earned by personal exertions.

(m.^ + 3$7tlT)

prayer inaudibly.

(Lit.

Brahma.)

s.

is

first

self.

s.

(n.

^E+TT)

1.

Satisfaction, plea-

2717

2718
diseased.

sure, happiness, content, ease, health, allevia2. Strength, prowess.

tion, relief.

indecl. Sans.

An exclamation used in making

an oblation to the gods.

s.

(f.)

A personifica-

tion of the preceding, as the wife of

and presiding over

Fire,

Wealth.

3.

or

Root,

Cp5*1

With

to pain.

torture,

To sound.

("Tilf^) To

ix.

s.

To

3.

TT^<(.\S)

hurt, to kill.

^ + 3^1) Wilfulness,

(f.

one's

own

will or pleasure.

burnt-offerings. Wilson.

Hey, what?

indecl. Sans.

Agki

prefixed

A particle

C^T^t^FI

0*^1 + !FI)

ad. (from

Wilfully,

of inarbitrarily, voluntarily.

terrogation, enquiry, or doubt,

and often redun(.^Db;l{>

Wilkins' Gr. p. 555.

dant.

a.

(X^l

(mfn.

+ T>^)

Following
Also

one's inclination, acting without restraint.

f%&

See R. ffT^.
mfn.).

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

f^~^)

Perspired

steeped, sodden, cooked.

C^BSftffr

(mfn.

a.

C^^l +

^f

Depend-

ing on one's inclination or free will.

^l<I <
>

(n.

s.

Gr. 1033).

^ + R.

from
1.

^,

Wilkins'

Acceptance, appropriation.

A confession, an acknowledgment.
ment,

see

3.

an admission,

a promise,

An

2.

C^^l

from R. R^"^)

(m.

s.

sweat.

Steam, vapour.

2.

submission,

assent.
a.

from

(mfn.

^ + 3^ftlT)

Re-

quiring to be acknowledged, accepted, or ap-

Also

propriated.

^ft&ii

(-3

s.

^t^sS^U

C^W^l

a.

(mfn.

C^T + ^5)

C^X^FTs.

CWTs.

(m.

(n.

(m. from

^ + R. ^)

R.f^X+^) Perspiration, sweat;

(mfn.).

CWft
Also

s.

(f.

from R.

e^ipr^i
a.

(?ra/ra.

frying-pan.

(/.).

from R. f^Pt) Warmed, heated.

C^R

(mfn.

a.

from^ + R. ^Rj)

Free, unre-

strained, uncontrouled, independent.

^^t^

(mfn.

a.

from

^ + R. <F)

Acknow-

ledging, confessing, assenting, accepting.

Also

or

(w.)

'r^ffTfl.

(femin. of

s.

(mfn.)

a.

1.

(f.)

^f^Jj
See

An

adultress,

Colebr.

Law

of

Inherit, p. 307.

See

(mfn. from

a.

^1

Freedom, independence.

an unchaste woman.

1033).

f^3X) A

Assent, consent,

See

promise, agreement.

and worms).

C^K+^Pi) Sweat, perspiration.

acknowledges, accepts, or appropriates.

s.

Engendered by heat

insects

a perspiring.

from^ + ^|) One who

m.

Heat, warmth.

agree-

and moisture (said of

^fl<H'flll

Perspiration,

1.

3.

^ + ^3

Wilfulness, inde-

Wilkins' Gr.

Accepted, appropriated.

2.

pendence.

AcknowX*$t\.

ledged, assented to, confessed, promised.

a.

(-f^l

mfn.

*t^" +

^)

Uncon-

trouled, self-willed, self-guided, independent.

:3

^tTT a. (mfn. from ^Pj Own.

(/. from

woman, one

C^WfSb

virtuous or chaste

i.

(mfn.

^+

Self-

earned, self-acquired.

solely attached to her husband.

l^^i
Root,

a.

(^fs?)

1.

To sound.

2.

To be

s.

(m.) The sediment of

with a stone and muller.

oil,

&c. ground

t||

2719

^ o*rrnfsrtt
graceful

s.

(/.

woman.

from

2720

s^+ntf^)

Walking

(Lit.

like a

swan

A
or

goose.)
5;
5!

The

thirty-second and last consonant of the

Hindu

alphabet.

An

5^ indecl. Sans.

has the sound of h in hard.

It

interjection expressive of an-

Si )

(from R.

v. n.

be born or produced, to

prep. From, by.

exist,

$^<l<

5"^^)

(from

a.

l^H

oTT+^tP[) A

^ OTT)

(femin. of

swan.

2.

shrub

A female

goose or

x.

469.

Truth, correctness, justice,

(a.

s.

1.

species of metre in Sanskrit pro-

As. Res.

a.

True, correct, right, just.

W'

(gerund, of

s.

(/. from 5;

s.

(Clitoria ternata).

be, to become, to

Than.

conj.

3^31

To

*Pftfel

sody.

Also used as an expletive.

ger.

The

(m. 2 -f-3?t^")

s.

letter

^ or any cha-

racter expressing that sound.

Being.

(a. c^iuft*-) Truth, sincerity; a true

Practicable, possible,

account, an accurate relation, an explanation, a

likely.

5X3)

ad. (from

narration.
it,

well, very well.

noun of 3<X"3) Existence, being, a

v.

becoming.

^^3^1^

So be

s.

Ji) a Ph vsician.
(p.j!j c^) A proprietor.

(a.

5<p[t^s.

Also
Charge, custody, care.

(a. Jljs-)

s.

swS,

^^tt^,

(from

s.

r.

Proprietorship,

j\j

right.

^^T^Tpfte

s.

(p. J

Jjj^-)

military officer

S^t^

ad. (p.

J*.

of inferior rank.

jj>.) Right or wrong.

13

A
3[s33t^TTrtTl
or duty of

an

(from

a.

(from

s.

p.

Jj J]^) The

crowd, an uproar, a tu-

situation

mult, a

riot.

inferior military officer.

5^3)

^rfct^,
Been, born.

s.

(from

a.

p. ^\jt>)

Tumultuous, riotous,

Exisnoisy.

tence, endurance.

^\3??n >
<J

(a.

s.

c^j\^~) Things given

^01^
in

s.

(a.

j^.aji,)

Digestion,

v. a.

charge
1.

To

digest.

2.

To

embezzle.

or trust.

$%3*Tf3\
in

(from a. CL?%>-) The being given

s.

charge or
s

^^T s.

(m. )

^ o:JT^

s.

feet,

A goose,
o;5

a gander, a swan, a drake.

T + 3?) An ornament

for the

to resemble a duck's foot.

)

The hump on the

shoulder of the Indian ox.

^oTfStSX^ a (mfn.K 01^ + 7t^) Moving gracefully like a swan or goose.

,

Promoting

(from a.

trust.

(m. 2[

made

a.

digestion.

cupper, a barber, a shaver,

a scarifier, a phlebotomist.

^jft^I^

s.

(a. (j^~olsr~)

Cupping, scarifying,

shaving.

$3ft^

s.

(a

i^-v*.^js)

Flight, the rout or defeat

of an army.
ind. Sans.

vocative particle used in ad-

dressing a female slave.

Also ^sj^

Cf3

2721
5!"^ Root,

To

i.

2722
shine.

a retrograde motion.

retreat,

^C^) A

m. from R.

market, a

(m. from

markets and

steals at

2.

sort of

A thief who

5^

2.

3.

^-o*^
Delighting the

'

To

To

leap

oppress.

or jump.

4.

To

An

(/.)

3^1

Raj dvali,

of magic-

(?).

p. 71.

boiler.

Also

(/.).

particle used in addressing

Also

(mfn. pret. part. p. R. ^*5^+'3 Wilhins'

a.

Gr.

420) Struck, smitten

p.

injured

(cans, of

v. a.

or

Violence, rapine.

(5T& + fllPl) A kind

s.

pot

earthen

a female of inferior rank.

)

mean,

tie to

23

C^fld
See

5^

vulgar,

sweeper, a mihtar.

indecl. Sans.

(m. from R.

Low,

a.

3\5533 ad. Slippingly, suddenly.

a post.
s.

bone.

base.

(Lit.

1.

To be wicked.

on uneven

or roll

slip

drug and perfume.

(<,

i.

(n.)

s.

s.

Root,

To

ground.

fair.

from

a harlot.

courtezan,

beset with difficulties.

n.

v.

fairs.

(f.

market.)

To be

v. a.

Cpfe

To cause

to

destroyed

slain, killed,

multiplied,

hurt,

wounded,

disappointed

(n.) Multiplication.

s.

move backwards.

Deprived

ad. (from

Suddenly, unawares, by

of

thought, having the mind engrossed by any

object, dispirited.

surprize.

To move back-

(from R.

a.

v.

a.

(mfn.

a.

^3+\5aff)

Deprived of con-

sciousness or knowledge.

wards, to recede.

Cv^lolPtul

S^JvSH

(from $^\5U3)

Rough,

un-

5^3^

(^v3 + p fa) Reprobate,

a.

perfidious, faithless, treacherous.

even, not level.

v. a.

profligate,

(Lit.

Ruined

as regards a future state.)

(from ^f\5U3) To speak in a

hurried and inarticulate manner, to be startled

or alarmed, to flutter.

Almost

^Tfl

a.

(mfn.

W^ + ^Jt )

killed.

Deprived of con-

sciousness or sense.

SviUfiUl

(from

a.

$S5U3)

Brittle, crackling,

breaking short.

5>5l

s.

(from

straw with

heap of peas or other

grain, intended to be parched

burning the heap.

by

^31*1

s.

SvSWfal

(SSl + FrlvSl) Parched

been
peas or

other pulse.
(wi.)

a.

Carey.

(from $7f^K3) Difficulty.

s.

^S + ^X^) Bereft of honour,

(mfn. from

53 + 3TH1)

a.

(mfn. $53 +

wooden

fetters.

Whose

horse has

killed.

3J3irt'^s.

(h. j[^s>

from

weapon, an implement.
sort of stocks or

Deprived of

hope, hopeless.

$331^
$331*1x51

(mfn.

despised, undervalued.

$fi$U$ ?)

its

^TR^a.

2.

1.

The

kfaut^^a. (I^OTfe + p.

tool, a

penis.

jcj)

Armed.

2723

2724

KW\

s.

murder, slaughter
HS\

s.

from R.

(/.

used

killing or slaying,

comp.

in

^"AO^-

e. g.

The murder of a Brahman, from

(/.)

Brahman, -F^CDl

(m.) a

^4>

5?^+ 333)

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

$33

( W m. R.^"T + ^) A murderer,

s.

3TT + *T

$[*T a. (w/ra. ^rei. part. p. R.

Root,

(3CRT\3) To evacuate

i.

A boundary,

~$yi^s. (a. jLs~)

Gr.

as faeces.

A plant (Berberis pinnata).

Hort. Ben.

Mohun P.

Wt Root,

it.

(Wfe

2.

ft+ft,

To

1.

3.

kill.

To

also,

together,

with

e. g.

^.^^1

Brahman, from

name

ing.

(.
2.

5?ffftfj^

of a particular class of demigods.

Manu

to

/. ^ft

n.

a. (

<T5fF[^ s

from R.
:

Brahman,

R.

1.

Multiplication.
a.

A striking

or kill-

See

3^^)

The

eating of pure or

Tarachand Ch.
Pure or sacred

s.

food.

used

mfn.) Slaying
?
( #.)

The

in. 198.

sacred food.

from

(w.

fice, especially

R.^)

An

1.

oblation, a sacri-

of clarified butter.

2.

Clarified

butter.
3<3P

s.

an

sacrifice,

Cf^+XTV)

w;

s.

$$<mM

(nom. masc. 3[1

comp.

an invocation

sacrifice, sacrificial.

(from

to collect,

Wfl^i Wilkins' Gr. p. 77) Killing, slaying

in

2.

(mfn. fut. part. p. R. ^) Fit for a

a.

with

heap up.
a.

call,

or "ft prefixed, in

avert, to counteract

To put

To
To

^ft^fa

^iRj,

the sense of Striking, hurting, or killing

or

1.

a challenge.

rejoinder.

Wilkins' Gr. p. 176)

to injure.

*ift + f*T,

3K3

from R.

s-

command

oblation.

go, to move. Frequently with

"PT,

Being

p. 98.

to hurt,

strike,

S- f)

<-r'\y>-

Wilkins'

struck or killed, suffering death.

C<

p. 25.

a slayer.

419) Passed as ordure.

p.

3/1>*ll*T a. (mfn. pres. part. p. R.

57^.

Also

limit.

Fit to

be killed, deserving death.

s.

from R.

(n.

^^t^

s.

*^,)

An

pit^)

(m.

offering to the gods.

1.

An

oblation pre-

Colebr. Alg. p. 5.

(mfn. $*ffi+*fffi) Murderous,

pared for a

sacrifice.

oblation

prepared.

is

2.

The

vessel in

which an

cruel.
s-

STPftST

a-

(mfn.)

(f- from

m.

faced monkey.
ally of

Lanka.

2.

Rama

Also^jT
1.

(/.).

expedition against

Also

5^3" indecl. Sans.

A particle used

Wilkins' Gr. p. 555.

away the

+R

from

Agni

or Fire.

oblation.)

A
Hort. Ben.

Idsea).

5?^ Root,
37^1

s.

i.

Also

(Lit.

plant

epithet

Who

JS^JJTt^

bears

(m.).

(Phyllanthus

vitis

p. 69.

(37*lf3) To

The lowing of

An

go, to move.

kiue.

at the beginning

of a sentence, expressive of joy, sorrow, or compassion.

The black-

The monkey-chief Hanuin his

of the god

R -^%? ) The jaw.

^Hs.
mAn,

See

^Root,
ship.

3.

i.

(53lf\J

To sound.

4.

To move.

2.

To be weary.

To wor-

3^"^

5^<t?

2725
(m. from R.

s.

5JFT.

R. Sl^+^SFT)

(n.

CSPtjSBfl

5^1

^^AS^ad.

57Rt*n

covered carriage.

^ ^) A

(p.

L^jjys)At

(p jA + H.

a.

times, continually.

all

1.

^jj)

2. Imitating the

lous.

(from

s.

horse.

2726

Talkative, garru-

voice of all animals,

leguminous
speaking

languages.

all

plant (Glycine debilis).

5!!U<l^i

2[<3XTt^ ad.

ij^jb) Awe,

(a.

s.

spect.

(from

a.

Awful,

la~-*&)

terrible,

5UIXt^ t

^Xr + ITR^)

(rn.

A shrub (Nerium

surprized, disturbed, wretched.

(from a. yl-e-) Astonishment, sur-

s.

disinterestedness, wretchedness.

^ufol?

a.

^"tfU

s.

{femin. of

(mi from R.

Wilkins'Gr. 768)
(In arithmetic)

2.

denominator of a

p. 8, 13, 85.

a.

fraction.

1.

comp.

,i

divisor

effort

(mfn.) Taking, seizing

used

(a.

l^^5>-)

moon.

7.

frog.

^Ps3I

s.

(from

a.

10.

13.

^frS"^

ray of light.

8.

An

snake.

ape.

11.

9.

lion.

12.

A
A

species of metre. As. Res. x. 472.

The green dove.

(from h.

(p. s

of every work, a

(jnn.

and fragrant

Cft^'^t'T)
3.

1.

sandal-wood.

sort of

the trees of paradise.

See

(Eiy-

2.

(n.) Saffron.

yellow

One of
4. The

farina of the lotus.

from

(mfn.

a.
s. (rn.)

ut^) A hinderer.

J& jft A man

s.

(m.)

s.

tree

motion, an action, an

hindrance, prevention.

Green, yellow, tawny,

Colebr. Alg.

e. g.

s.

( used

bastard

thrina ovalifolia).

s.

*Sl^?jv

An

^iT^Xa. (mfn.) Captivating

the mind, from ^"T^
(n.) The mind, + 5^"

in

^)

(p.

W&J A mare.

epithet of Siva.

the

3.

^f^^rii^ s.

horse.

s.

horse. 2.

parrot.

^TT + ^TRn?) Mounted on a

(mfn.

Forbidden, sacred,

An epithet of Vishnu or KrishAn epithet of Yama, Indra, Siva and

Brahma. 4. Air, wind. 5. The sun. 6. The
1.

Bewildered, astonished,

(a.

na.

s.

a. (mfn.)

a.

3>Ji4< \']\

jJ,*-)

as a term of abuse).

odorum).
\\

Every day.

jSJ jb)

harem, a seraglio.

5~^t5I^itn

frightful.

prize

(a.

a.

a.

(p.

fright, terror, re-

Yellowish white.

buck, a deer.

^f^l^ft s

(/. from

eyed damsel.

^fk\ +^TT^) A fawn-

^f^tt^l

Also

(/.) and

a messenger, an errand-man.
(
s.

/>) At every hour.

from R. "^)

(n.

seizing, a stealing.

Colebr. Alg. p.
a.

2.

1.

taking away, a

Cftl^^Sl s. (/.

8.

Mohun P.

rection.
a.

oJb*} A

letter of the alphabet.

As. Res. x. 474.

(mfn.fut. part. p. R. If) Proper to

(a.

^fe +^^3) A species

(In arithmetic) Division.

be taken away or divided.

s.

from

of metre in Sanskrit prosody.

1.

p. 97.

Also

femin. of ^f^l and of

(*/.

from R.

Green (the colour).

8

house of cor-

L 2

5j ?)

2.

Green,

q. v.
s.

(m.)

horse of the Sun,

2727

$rfe

a swift horse.

3.

(/.)

2728
quarter or region, a

point of the compass.

(mfn. *CQl^3

a.

Green,

s.

(n.)

beautiful singing-

Buchanan's MSS.).

^fk^P^s.

^ft + ^t^) A

(n.

drug com-

monly called Elabaluka. Also^|<< 1^<P(.).

potherb.
(n.

Also

ifSf^l

Carey.

Green.

+ ^)

(from

s.

(Merops Huriba,

bird

(mfn. from

a.

Cft^l

from

Cf^N^

^'RtvilP^I

ft

(f. from

5^3t*T) A
To

(from R.

tRfi-Sti

^ft + H^?)

(m.

ft

festival

UK

take, to seize, to

ft

Chick-pea

^f^F^tvI

Also

(Cicer arietinum).

(m.).

(Columba

of pigeon

species

Mohun P.

Buchanan's MSS.*).

to steal.

of,

eleventh day of the moon's

increase or wane.

Hurriyala,

lay hold

The

s.

(.).

on the fourth day of Bhddra. As. Res. ik. 290.

u. a.

<

Yellow orpiment.

p. 52.
field

of potherbs,

a bed of greens.

Sfi&Ci

(m.

s.

^f%^ + ^)

^feTtTT^

Identified with

An

epithet of the

sj^T+^+^liW)

(mfn.

a.

Vishnu and Siva

in their united

Carey.

state.

sun.

An epithet of Indra.
^ft^;)

(f. from

s.

Turmeric (Curcuma

Whose

(Lit.

horses are of a tawny colour.)

longa).
s.

S^TEffiS 5

(m/rc.

a.

Smeared with

SrlTEl

turmeric.

5"f^"5^

(mfn. from

a.

s.

n4W

fcl

+ 3[tS5l ) Of

^ft^ + H) A tree

(m. from

(m.) Yellow (the colour).

(C urcuma

xanthorrhiza).

CRT
P.

a.

$^t*F

Green.

(mfn.

JfoAzm

from the mountainous range of the Himalaya

Hindustan.

into the plain of

2.

An

Ben.

(Lit.

s.

(from a.

1.

s.

(_aj^->-)

^X^^ a.

cunning.

rival,

2.

an enemy.

2.

Cleverness, cun-

1.

Enmity,

rivalry, friend-

tree

y>) Every one.

(h.

(m. from R. "3j)

s.

commonly
a.

(Nectandra decandra). Hort.

531

ft

drug and perfume

called renukd.

The gate of
See

(mfn.)

(-^ m

^TttlT

R- ~^+"%) 0ne who

seizes or

takes away.

p. 90.

^frfgUl

Clever,

1.

associate, a friend, a partner.

ning, facetiousness.

Vishnu.)

s.

<_i>^)

Pleasant, facetious,

ridwdra or Hurdwar where the Ganges enters

^'H"*t<

Hort. Ben.

ship.

The town of Ila-

or

(a.

a.

5^t^t

p. 23.

Hari

(Terminalia Chebula).

robalan
p. 33.

yellow colour,

Bs,

species of my-

from

(f.

ft

(m.

s.

(/.

CftS-f lft) An

emerald.

from^ft' + f^lT) An

s.

(-^^

n.

from R. "^ +

^) A gaping

or yawning.

epithet

of LakshmI the wife of Hari or Vishnu.

<r
s.

(n.

from R. <i)

mansion, a palace.

Root,

To

2.

(Wfe)

i.

3.

desire.

3rf&3$. (m.
2^T

^nTl

IF

2729

^) A

(m. from R.

s.

go,

move.

to

To be weary.

^f^ +

{mfn. from R.

3$[3J

comp.)

in

"^L+31^)

Carey.

Pleasing,

Ben.

"^l+^H")

delighting, gratifying,

(?w.)

s.

source of pleasure.

The

2.

Pleasing,

1.

cause or

fourteenth astro-

cSh>)

(a.

death,

SKI

small tree (iEgiceras majus).

small plant (Prasium

Hort. Ben.

melissifolium).

"^)

{mfn. from R.

a.

p. 45.

glad.

Balarama.
Sj^Tt^a.

Joyful, happy,

^Cf^R^)

{mfn.

a.

Filled

with

vocative particle used in

S^ + ^rTgH)

An

Whose weapon

(Lit.

(a. JL>.)

Licit,

is

epithet

of

a plough.)

lawful, legal,

right,

legitimate.

^^TNp^Cs.

<*Ji ft s3

indecl. Sans.

Hunter.

addressing a female friend.

5^t5jH
5^?) A

(from

5.

Perdition, ruin, slaughter,

Lost, exhausted, fatigued.

a.

nomical yoga.
^*1*J.1

Hort.

p. 49.

^^TT^s.

{mfn. from R.

(the

Hort. Ben.

plant (Capsicum frutescens, the yellow var.).

delighting.
a.

plant

p. 19.

Happy, delighted, glad.

a.

(5^ft + ^Tl) A

s.

lion.

{mfn.

a.

^kl^tl

yellow var. of Celosia cristata).

Delight, joy, pleasure,

gladness.

happiness,

To

1.

2730

J3 ^

(p.

JW) A

person of the

lowest caste, generally a sweeper, one employed

in

joy, joyful, happy.

meanest and

the

R.

pret. part. p.

(mfn.

a.
)

of the caus. of

Gladdened, exhilarated, pleased, gra-

i.

^crT^c^

a.

{mfn.

5SC,TJ

Like a plough.

Wil-

5T^1

s.

(K^T+^d

(Phlomis Zeylanica).

from

3^3)

Hort. Ben.

plant

p. 44.

mean,

silly, vain,

debased, cheap,

cuma

s.

longa).

Hort. Ben.

p. 1.

a.

Yellow.

^f^f^TU.

1.

plant (Cuscuta reflexa).

5^0<^3
modia

s.

Carey.

(5?^ + ^^")

ruderalis).

Hort. Ben.

p. 47.

(/.

(-f^r

a.

a plough.
epithet of

5.

2.

plant (Nauclea

from^'pT+f^ir)

Spirituous

1.

37^ + ^T)

!/.

{m.)

1.

Relating to

ploughman.

2.

An

Baladeva.

{mfn.

a.

899)
plant (Ste-

Turmeric.

or Turdus melanocephalus).

liquor.

$?T>

gon>

Cadamba).

trifling.

Turmeric (Cur-

(corrupt, of

Carey.

Sft
5^Tpfl

Qf p

furrow.

A
A

(h. 10*) a. Light in weight or in charac;

bird (Oriolus

Gr. 902.

kins'

ter

5?^) A

S()rt

(corrupt, of

plough.

$7^ + ^)

mJlt rom ^c?f ^

^

{m. from R.

(57Tf\? ) To plough.

{m. from R.

s.

so

lawful food to

is

Hunter.

him.

tified.

$7^ Root,

occupations,

dirtiest

called because every thing

from

Ploughed,

$^ + TT

WilMns'

tilled.

Relating to a

2.

Gr.

plough.

57^1

s.

(/. from

^) A

multitude of ploughs.

3^

2731

(n.)

s.

Root,

(<*tf5)

i.

^f^TPte

red lotus.

To

1.

laugh.

2.

To

from

(n.

^f^T + ^)

An

an-

banks of the old channel of

cient city on the

de-

2732

the Ganges, about fifty-seven miles N. E. of

laugh

ride, to

Often with

at.

prefixed.

Also

Dehli.
s.

K^)

(m. from R.

^^fa^TH^

^f^ *)
5

(femin. of

R.

(n.

s.

3?T +

3Fi") Laughing, the act

phant.

of laughing.

31*^X1

5;f%^

Laughable, ridiculous.

%7&fl

R.

(f. from

s.

5^?) A

laughed

I.

Smiled

at,

3.

Blown

(as a flower),

s.

(mS)

1.

an elephant.

Also

2.

at.

s,

The hand.

3.

57TTt

As. Res.

yogas.

S^fa

procured,

obtained,

5^13

One

5/3 +

(mfn.

a.

2.

limbs of the body.

(Lit.

women

Cf^T + R.
Also ^fapfM (m.).

An

from

in

ele-

An

ele-

from

(/.

^fg^+^jl)
2.

1.

plant

The trunk of an

(-^Wl m. K^ + t\) An elephant.

C^lMW a. (mfn. from ^f%^+ ^Tt^ti"
3^ft

See

finger.

s.

Eleph ant-shaped
(mfn. from

a.

to

hand,

found.

Also

Mounted on an

3^

elephant.

(mfn. from R.

a.

C)

Stupid, gnorant, a
i

fool.

Hand,

foot,

interjection

and of pain or sorrow

surprize,

and so

An

Sans.

indecl.

+ SltfR-) The

of wonder or

Oh

well

ex-

cellent! alas!

forth.)

(t$ + %*\)

a.

^1 Root,

Obedient to the hand,

203).

subservient, docile.

<tJ<tWi

(w.

s.

^Wc

i)

The

5^t*t3

a.

^ifa
to

SpSt^R

s.

See

(mfn.)
(n.

s.

(n.

t1

$73 + ^l3<) Another

from

A pin driven

Cf%^
covered

s.

(n.

way

in

hand, the

fortress.

Ivory.

hang things

from^t^^^)
a

to deviate.

Often with

fa

With 3Tl

and

prefixed.

To

go,

move.

a.

(-3?T

mfn. from R.

$75j See

interj.

Oh

alas

s.

gaping.

Mohun P.

p. 20.

1.

into a wall to

Wilkins Gr. p. 202,

desert, to leave, to forsake, to quit.

hand of another person.

kfyW.

(357^3

hi.

To

To wander,

2.

Also

blow.

1.

restraining

the hand of another person, the warding off a

(m.)

female ele-

Coarse as an elephant.)

(Lit.

(Heliotropiuin Indicum).

of the astronomical

Come

elephant.

The proboscis of

acquired,

S^ +

(.?

s.

5"f^3l

(n.) Laughter.

^)

(mfn.).

SC^Wfpf

^T + 'l^)

293. ix. 338.

ill

1.

fourth description of

phant-stall or stable.

cubit measured from the

4.

n .).

(f. from

(/.).

Smiling, laughing.

elbow to the end of the middle

Colebr. Alg. p. 2.

portable fire-pan,

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

phant-driver.

a furnace, a chafing-dish.

2[f*T3

The

2.

amatory writings.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

a.

Laughter, a laugh.

2.

s.

ment).

(corrupt, of

Mohun P.

on.

Cfe

Stocks (as a punish-

p. 97.

^T^s. (corrupt, of ^tfa) Defeat, loss (at play).

sort

of

rudder, a helm, a stern-oar.

^TSl

2733
5[1 ad. Yes.
it

not be

flCl^C

s.

forbid

and other cooking-utensils.

See

loud call.

a.

rtT\y&~tFi

Carey.

tium).
called,

s.

Tk\

5^.

See

^T|^3) To

(caus. of

v. a.

bird usually

driving or calling.

3j<pli\4

Pot s

Carey.

(^t^*WtFl ) A

s.

it)

the Indian magpie (Corvus mendican-

called

o
(from ^JR(\3) Driven,

as a jingle to

haste! take care! let

Breath emitted, a yawning.

s.

^t<l

God

Make

interj.

2734

panting or sneezing.

cause to

drive.

^TFT3) To

(caus. of

v. a.

cause to

pant.

^l^nftra
with

(5Tl

v. a.

+ ^tfe"U3) To

do a thing

energy.

spirit or

(from

s.

wheezing cough.

(from

mutual

S^fl^Tpi

or calling.
(h. L&lfc)

v. a.

5TT^1

(from 5^1 lb US

s.

^1t>K(.\3

To

Also

(caus. of ^tf&"t\?)

u. a.

5.

v. a.

drive, to call.

A sneezing.

4^i^t

s.

Hort. Ben.

$TR>

To cause

(corrupt, of

s.

^ 07T) A duck,

a goose.

(from

5.

3TtpK\j) Laughter,

White.

a.

to

To cause

(caus. of

^tf% s.

A sneezing.

(from R.
v. a.

plant

(Artemisia

3^)

Laughter.

(from R.

To

laugh.

sterautatoria).

^"^^ s. A

p. 61.

tree

(Croton polyandrum).

(a.

repeated

twice)

Carey.

ruler, a governor, a

com-

mander, a master, a judge.

Take

care, sir

take care,

sir

s.

v. a.

To walk.

(corrupt, of

s.

s.

31$^)

(corrupt, of

(corrupt, of

s.

The knee.
)

SjfvpFl)

$J<PO

s.

^U-) Government, com-

plant (Acanthus

Also Psoralea

^t^RT

s.

5TT3l^

s.

large cooking-

corylifolia,

(m.)
(a.

Carey.

ilicifolius,

Hort. Ben.

p. 58).

shark.

c^-l^)

1.

Necessity.

2.

Poverty.

Hope, wish, need, want.

p. 79.
s.

s.

a.

cavity at the

3.

Mohun P.

(from

mandership, sovereignty.

bottom of a pond to which the fish resort. Carey.

$J fo

pant.

sneeze.

^TT35[Tr3i phrase (jl+

pot.

To

panting.

laughter.

To

(from

$;T31

(h. LJbb)

v. a.

v. n.

A violent

(from

sneeze.

3Ttf&T3

Carey.

driving:

(corrupt, of $^3t)

pot for boiling food.

floods.

The

destruction of the crops

Carey.

by

rain or

2735

2736

$Tf\3

SJvSli^a. (p.j^a>)

S^St^Tpl

^f33T&

thousand.

(v.Jjb + xffi) A plant (PhylHort. Ben. p. 69.

s.

($3t5

s.

for

wooden

of stocks or

made on

small post with a place

lanthus urinaria).

neck of a

to secure the

(from

a.

Pertaining to a thousand.

p. j^a>)

5^3

Present, ready, willing, con-

a.

(corrupt, of

s.

Mohun P.

cubit.

1.

2.

fetters.

sort

stump or

the top of

it

sacrificial victim.

$75)

The hand.

1.

2.

p. 144.

tent.

<fc3<3T.

^yXo j*\s-S)

(a.
for the

Bail, security

Also

p. 97.
si

yl>) 1. The
2. A bail-bond.

(from a.

act of giving bail for another.

(a.

tj^jW)

offering;

made

^fill*i<Vt

who
in

An

person

market, a

iCtj

from R.

(n.

P.

fair

hand of a person by the

*Js3I*ta1

Gold.

(mfn.)

a.

s . (corrupt,

thief

who

steals

Hort. Ben.

^T^Pt^Tl

of

^)

The hand. See 37^3

% The

gigantic

(^t3 + ITRl) A

s.

Also ^1^3^jt*ft1 and

(Cissus quadrangularis).

Hort. Ben.
s.

(3^5 + *tfl

p. 11.

^) A

plant

(Arum

s.

(JS^S +

cuponioides).

Hort. Ben.

(corrupt, of

scavenger,
(corrupt, of

^)

tree

(Harpullia

^^?)

1.

sweeper,

a person of the lowest order.

Stocks.

a
2.

Also S^Jvft

fut. part.

p.

^1 + \3^))

R.

be deserted or abandoned

to

relin-

The joining of
and

in entreaty or supplication,

the

in re-

spectful address.
s.

shovel,
3.

p. 86.

A hammer.

<UwkiU. (^3+ Cartel)

^t3l
V

way,

feel one's

quishable.

hands

Carey.

gracile).

r^JpT

for

climbing-plant

5j3) To

p. 92.

(mfn.

a.

Proper

^KJjTfal

(from $TK3)

Mohun P.
5?ts3^

crane or adjutant (Ardea Argala).

(from

rummage.

to grope, to

$J^>1 s.

bone.

(from

s.

p. 75.

v. a.

(corrupt, of

5T3^

who

person

has property but refuses to pay his debts.

plant (Lycopodium imbricatum).

s.

A beckon-

?)

Morton.

a mob.

from markets.

2C^3

Mohun

force of magic.

^;+^JlW

(from

s.

Golden.

5jf%

hand -saw.

p. 19.

ing with the hand.

Carey.

(from

(5^3f <MlhJ) A

s.

2.

takes account of those present or engaged

any work.

The moving of the

(p.

s.

$?Kj^f3

Hunter.

to a saint.

Mohun P.

Maimed.

Breakfast, dessert.

Levee, presence, audience; a muster-roll. 3.

3Tfc3^TT3

Pinion for

manacles, handcuffs.

the hands,

appearance of another; a bondsman.

^tfe^Hf^T.

from

s.

(from $Tfa)

an ash-rake, a

slice.

ladle,
2.

a spoon,
tiger's

paw.

glove.

5T3T^tfe
fisticuffs,

5lf3

1.

See

ad. (from
s.

^t3) From hand

scuffle,

SM".

a grappling.

to hand,

2738

3Tfcd

2737

4^ft<*l'H

phonanthus hastata).
^lfd*|:J

Sa&da S.
5.

^TC'JSl

an elephant.

cum and

Injurious, per-

^(tJll) A

female ele-

a furnace.

cible,

To

smite, to injure.

2.

1.

cru-

climbing

shrub (Echites dichotoma, Rox.^.

1.

The proboscis of

Hort. Ben.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of the caus. of

a.

plant (Heliotropium Indi-

other species).

seed-bed.

p. 49.

2.

(from the English hopper ?)

s.

(5^+^)

s.

+~<&4.

f*l

(from R. 5?T

v. a.

door.

p. 215.

(corrupt, of

(mfn $S

a.

nicious.

The threshold of a

Mohun P.

phant.

plant (Si-

Carey.

(from

j?/

(fromStf^ + ^fa)

s.

R. 5j ) Caused

p. 13.

to

be quitted, abandoned, or

given up.
(corrupt, of

3^3*^) An

elephant.
s.

(from *C^3)

pretender to medi-

(m. from R.

C^)

A call,

1.

blandishment,

Coquetry,

a calling.

amorous

2.

dalliance.

a quack-doctor.

cine,

Also

See^t^t.

$;t3v$s.

5#ftl

(from

s.

by the hand

^t^3fl

$$3) A

cow which

Leavings, refuse, trash.

s.

Also $J<1

milked

is

alone.

$J<0

Mud,

s.

dirt.

gen it. case of

3j<l
The palm of the hand.

(a. Lfc) Air, wind.

s.

dumb,

genit. case of

(5^KH

si.

+ C^TH^

from

re-

duced circumstances.

genit. case of

The

a-cu)

p.

Stupid, foolish,

Regret over the loss of property

The back of the hand.

51^3^

a.

wild, doltish.

wrist.

5js3,

Mohun P.

(from

a.

loss of property

$Tfa"K) Regretting

and former

the

Also

affluence.

p. 16.
a.

^1^)

(from

Instant, immediate,

prompt.

*J*t

s.

(n.

R. ^1

+ 3FT) An

abandoning or

re-

2.

(from S^fal

flood,

1.

A killing,

an inundation.

3.

An

lamp-

Stupidity, folly, dulness.

5^1) A stupid

woman, one who

(from 3^3~1) Stupid, foolish.

s.

an injuring.
iron

talks incoherently.

<|^tm

(from <1'RCsi )

s.

s.

STfats. (from
:

linquishing.

5^T1

^t^ 'ml

(corrupt, of
sire, inclination

^fa + STftTR")

a missing or longing

De-

for.

stand.

<H l^W

The meazles.
v. a. (cans,

of

3lftT3) To

cause to
v. a.

injure.
s.

1.

(/. from R.

Desertion,

tance,

loss.

^1 +"PT

S^tf
Wilkins' Gr. 830)

abandonment,
2.

(Beng.)

murder, destruction.

privation,

Injury,

feet.

quit-

slaughter,

s.

(from R.

Also

To low

3?^) A

^W>ifo

(as a cow).

creeping on hands and

-ft3

(like a child).

^t^^s.
8

(p.

WJ U) A

mortar.

v. a.

To

creep

2739

2740

+ i^M> S) A

(p.

Also

pestle.

^T3Tt3T

Mohun P.

^U^)

(a.

1.

mortar and

bath.

p. 80.

STfrlt^s.

^U. + ^R")

(a.

a thing

^j^fe

s.

(p.

fcetus

^Tt^fel

J^)

p.

3^*1^1

Haynga).

^TIT^

s.

(m.)

deer-

$jT^"*Tj

(/. from

species of metre

As. Res. x. 472.

alas

5TTCH + R.

(mfn. from R.

a.

tree (Vitex

Green,

Carey.

^1 loins' GV.

Quitting, leaving, passing away.

Wilhins'

killer.

pregnant woman.

(mfn. from R.

a.

(mfn. from

a.

in Sanskrit prosody.

(from

5.

R. "^) Defeat, the losing of a

of a game, failure,
a. (mfn.) Capti-

One who

defender, a protector.

J^W) A

Ah

interj.

Losing.

2.

$jjt^.

Gr. 903) Relating to a deer.

^U-) A
(a.

Causing to

1.

(f. from

battle or

procures abortion.
(a.

3WtS3)

vating, charming, beautiful.

(from

s.

Lost.

a.

(from

a.

See

The procuring of

Carey.

abortion.

overcome.

pregnancy.
s.

J-*.*-)

to

p. 87.

30Tto
The

(a. jJ^s-)

^tf<C3) To cause

overcoming, vanquishing.

lose,

Mohun P.

cable.

also

^WfriTl

bagnio.

(caus. of

noun of 3TtTt$U3) The losing of

( v.

s.

Cloth of at

2.

least three cubits wide, for the cold season.

^kl^^s.

v. a.

lose, to vanquish, to defeat, to

year, a twelvemonth.

s.

Lost.

2.

(from

(m.) The green or wood-

pigeon (Columba Hurriala, Buchanan's

(mn.)

1.

^fkU3
to

fail,

v. a.

to

^tf^H a.

Alas, alas!

interj.

1.

MSS.).

778)

(m.) Rice.

2.

s.

^)

be

(from R. "^) To lose at play,

&c,

be cast in a

suit.

foiled or worsted, to

Wilhins' Gr. 897)

(mfn. from

Coloured with turmeric.

5[tir1

Shame, bashfulness,

(from a. .sUs-)

s.

modesty.
(m. from R.

s.

2.

seizing or taking.

necklace, a string of pearls, &c.

arithmetic)

measure.

^1^"^

a.

divisor,

5.

a ravisher.

2.

s.

(Beng.)

4.

3Tte?T.

5.

(m.)

1,

thief,

a plunderer,

A divisor.

5^1

a.

Hort. Ben.

(ft-om^Tta3 ?)

crophylla).

(from

An

Taking, seizing,

"l)

(In arithmetic)

ilicifolius).

Hort. Ben.

<tft^

^tft^l

(from

s.

TO) A gleet.

(m.?

^ft^+Sjl) A

species of

kidney-bean (Phaseolus Mungo).

tree

p. 20.

Lost.

3Trf^

s.

by the

A
(Acanthus

(In

proportion, a rate.

(mfn. from R.

carrying away.

3.

s.

the denominator of a

Colebr. Alg. p. 13.

fraction.
oil

1.

<ffikt(M<

5lTL

(from^*Fi?) The

piles.

a.

blood discharged

Carey.

(-f^\

seizing: used in

mfn. from R.

comp.

e.

mfn.) Captivating the mind, from

plant

^FT^s.

(ra.)

The mind,+

p. 45.

(Echites ma-

Taking,

(m.)

3tffa3 and
^t" ^
1

s.

(n.

bird

(Columba

Hurriala).

See

.^JW,

from ~$iK.) Affection, kindness,

Pertaining to the heart.

o.

2742

2741
p. R.

a. (mfn. fut. part.

3[1^D

Proper to be

^)

merry, gay, cheerful.

seized or taken, liable to be taken.

(Beng?)

state,

3?^)

from R.

(to.

s.

rudder.

3.

(a.

Present, now,

a.

1.

plough.

JU-)

condition,

^l 5^^

S^T^t^s.

(a.

kid

(from

vain.

v. .

^jRl^s.

border, a hem.

2.

J^W-) Duties

laugh, to smile.

or customs on mer-

(from a. J*sl>-) Paying duties or

Intoxicating liquor. 2. Poison, venom.

Laughter.

$^Tj To

(from R.

(a.

a.
]

to

chandise.

See^^Tt^T.
s.

To cause

marginal note.

a state.

a lamb.

^I'PTK?)

(a. <uS>U-) 1.

A condition,

(a. t^Jl*-)

s.

3jf%3 )

of

laugh.

$Ttf^T

^H<Pj[ and $7^1

Also

v. a. (caus.

2.

existing.

Light, slight, trifling, empty,

a.

Always laughing,

customs.
IFT^ a.
s.

The

(a.

Legitimate, legal, right.

J&i.)

from

(n.

^f%^) A

herd of elephants.

killing a beast for food according to the

Muhammadan

<HN^llrfa

s.

formula.

See

from R.

(n.

^t^tt^.

57^)

Laughter, mirth.

5.

^t^R^T

3^T>+^T)

(to.

s.

smiling face.

The sentiment

of mirth or jocularity.

Ctf^f

(from R.

s.

rudd er, a helm.

(from a. JU-) Present, actual,

$rff^

(mfn. from

a.

plough,

(to.)

s.

5T +

now

a.

Sans, phrase

existing.

+ ^lR^) Ah!
)

Relating to a

(for^f^l) A species

bean (Phaseolus Mungo).

CTpWTfa

5^

of kidney-

Hort. Ben.

from

fc
for *1 1 )
<

p. 55.

+5t?F)

5.

small and harmless species of snake.

'^Hj

s.

(a.

J$fa.)

(from

kind of sweetmeat.

confectioner.

ft

v.

The business of

from R.

Laughing, laughter.

alas

s.

5W+^t3")

(to.

Lamentation,

An

exclamation of wonder and

v. (ftpjtfe) 1. To go.
2. To
To grow or increase. 4. To be in

Root,

With
Also

regret.

ft

ft

prefixed,

indecl.

s.

3.

Sans.

An

To

1.

For, because.

rK%)

(corrupt, of

pain.

send, to emit.
2.

Indeed,

Assafcetida.

ft^^tffel) An aquatic

plant (Hingtsha repens).

8

send.

expletive.

(corrupt, of
s.

(to.

over

The name of one of the Gandhar-

a confectioner.
s.

all

complaints, wailing, a cry of pain or distress.

truly.
s.

(to.)

S^W^

3.

Ah

Sans.

interj.

(^fpTOl from^T, + ^Th

(a. ^1s>-)

It is

vas or heavenly quiristers.

bullock for the plough.

s.

$332

with me.
interj.

s.

killed

for

ploughman.

Garden-cresses (Lepidium sativum).

iJftPJl

am

(^1 + 3^31

ftf

2743

fe

ft^.

See R.

f^^

2744
articulately.

f^TTf^)

(mfn. from R.

a.

Mis-

chievous, noxious, wishing or seeking to hurt

or

Used

kill.

comp.

in

enemies, from

ft;

e. g.

s3l

An

(m.)

s.

chief.

enemy,

lice.

Also

fef 1

s.

ftf ) A hiccup.

(/. from R.

(mn.) Assafcetida (Ferula assafcetida).

ft

The gum

ft^ft

ft o:3l)

1.

3.

Ma-

ft^tft s

Manu

(/ from

Wilson.

ft^+^K) A plant,

com-

called banspatri.

177.

ii.

f^F)

from

(m.) and

Also

Vermilion.
(mn.).

incantation for malevolent purposes.

ft^t1^

a.

(mfn.

f^^rt + ^3X^) Deserving

to

(i^ffl s. (f. from f$$l) The

num Melongena).

be hurt or injured.
a.

(h.

(mfn. pret. part. p. of R.

(from R.

injure, to

Also

(mfn. from R.

a.

hurtful, injurious, cruel,

(corrupt, of

p<6ftpi^r

s.

R.ft^T)

fe OJri*fi.U

Liable

(p-jJcj&)

(from p.

murderous; malignant,

ftv3M

An

f3

fi^fawkU^*- (ferf^? + ^tTT^) A

Hort. Ben.

tree

p. 30.

shrub

hiccup.

(Eugenia bracteata).
nt of

(m.)

Hindu.

Carey,

incorrigible villain.

(Anacardium occidentale).

s.

The nature

or dispo-

Carey.

A plant (Barringtonia acutangula).

p. 52.

(corrupt, of

An

aquatic

plant (Hingtsha repens).

Root,

a Hindu.

See

their years.

(mfn.).

R^l ) A

jjc^fc)

the era from

Mischievous,

(fTFf^+f^t^) a
A

is

fetff Seefl^T.

Hort. Ben.

sition of

Muhammad

retreat of

the 15th of July, A.D. 622, and

(mfn.).

hiccup.

f^Olf.

The

8vo. edit.

f^Xj

Also

terrible, formidable.

s.

hermaphrodite, a eunuch.

which the Muhammadans calculate

do mischief.

be killed or hurt.

fX^ft?

f^CTj To

(mfn. fut. part. p. of

a.

An

egg-plant (Sola-

from Mecca to Medina, which took place on

v. a.

hurt, to

(a. ^-s?)

Injured, hurt.

to

drug, per-

Injury, mis-

monly
(n.)

s.

f^+^fcT) A

(f. from

s.

haps the leaf of the assafcetida-plant.

(m.

An

(fe^TTU3) To

(n.) Mischievous-

(/.) or

Slaughter, killing, slaying.

2.

x.

of the assafcetida.

(/. from R.

s.

hiccup,

hurt or injure.

s.

ness, malignity.

ft 03 Tl

To

Seeking to destroy or injure his

(mfn.)

a.

2.

(With the

i.

1.

To

insertion of

go, to move.

2.

To

a nasal,
disregard,

to disrespect.

f\UlR
ftj

s.

Root,

(corrupt. of
i.

SH^R^I) An

(R^fv3, -03)

1.

enigma,

To sound

in-

(m. from R.

Also

fk$k&

(m.).

ft^L)

Cuttle-fish bone.

ft^

2745

(mfn. pret.part. p. R.

a.

Gr.

kins'

p.

seized.

415)

g6od.

right,

1.

3.

ft and R. <t1

Wil-

Held, taken, laid hold

Suitable,

2.

proper,

beneficial,

of,
fit,

ft3"f\3)

n.

ftsJ+^S'l)

Fide-

fort*

is

(-ft^

a.

Saying what

is

says

Gr.

gift,

rating,

advice.

proper, tendering good advice.

5.

(?w.)

f^M+<$<T)
1.

Benevolence,

Camphor.

fol+<F&)

(m.

s.

f<H^h

(-f^\mfn. fej + ^ft !) Wellbenevolent,

s. (m.) A well-wisher.
Proper adthe

title

of a popular

Sanskrit work.

(-^

a.

Manu

mountains.

foWl

1t^r o

s.

The marshy

(m.)

s.

(p. jJcjs)

Hindu

Hindu.

p. 73.
s.

(p. (jL^jjcJfc)

(from

a.

p.

of the

s.

(m.)

Ragas

i.

Himalaya

n. 21.

s.

(/.

^)

ft^ + ^T

Ice and

I.

(.

s.

ftH + ^'J)

rays are cold.)

2.

l.

The moon.

Camphor.

ft 5! + ^IT^t3X) The

(m.

p. 47.

cold season,

(fol + 3tfr)A

disease attended with

coldness and shivering.

^l^jcjb) Relating

to

(Vilfa

(m.

s.

firr + s5[ft) The Himalaya

mountains.

swing, a cradle.

or personified

(With the

s.

Mohun P.

winter.

musical

2.

One

modes.

fort*fU

(/.

from

for)

Ice and snow, hoar-

frost.

See As. Res. in. 73.

Root,

(m.) The

Cold,

(/.) Camphor.

s.

Whose

folWu

Hindustan.

Hindustan, Hindustani.

f^C^'H

(Lit.

fol^I

Hinduism,

such as caste, &c.

rights,

rice.

snow.

ferM

date-tree (Phoenix

Hort. Ben.

or Elate paludosa).

fX* ^

s.

Cold-season

ftsi+^)

m/.

(Cotyledon laciniata).

cold season,

ft^t^,. (foX + *rt*R) A succulent plant

friendly instructor, a kind adviser.

cr

The

The moon.

Winter.

("ft^ + Ht^)

f.

frigid, frosty, wintery.

2.

Pertaining to the cold

(from

a.

PMt^H,
5

vice, salutary instruction

Cooling, refrige-

season.

goodwill, good wishes.

wishing,

Wil-

of alarm.

(n.) Cold, frost.

s.

tt^+^^f )

(m.

s.

Good con-

!)

gift.

winter.

fosjfc

duct, proper behaviour.

deed of

An interjection

(mfn.

s.

fe+^lft^)

mfn.

ft^^Wt (-ft^ mfn.).

RvSi0<l
(>. fcj + ^ltX

a.

p. 547.

a.

Also

flfe^t

a grant.

"ft*! a. (mfn.) Cold, frigid,

proper and salutary.

Good
fts33"frft

(a. <u&)

indecl. Sans.

kins'

One who
what

satisfy, to

please.

(p. <uli <Ufe)

kindness, friendship.

or advises

To

2.

satisfied.

Kind, friendly, affectionate.

s.

lity,

To be

1.

(n.) Benefit, welfare.

s.

2746

ftitl

A
insertion of a nasal,

plant.

species of

moon-

2747

2748

$;T7T

ui-o;U*-) Protection, defence,

(a.

ft?T#1

Seeft^TOTffe^l.

patronage.

(/.)

(from a. e^oU,*-)

a.

Protecting or

R^IkVrS

Also

pens).

potherb (Hingtsha re-

-T^

and

(/.)

(/.).

protected.

mountains.

The Himalaya
of
abode
snow
The
or frost.)

(Lit.

(from R. f^7*lj Support, maintenance

fl?^?)The garden-asparagus

&Cflh&ll. (from R.
s.

from

(/.

Hoar-frost.

(Asparagus

flj^

s.

(from

(Morus

f^I ) A

Root,

(from a. u^-U&) Resolute,

spirited,

To

s.

s.

l&Bt) The

(corrupt, of

made

(mfn.

a.

of gold.

(a.

f^Tt+OT)

of a

insertion

ranges Sweta and Sringavdn.

share, a lot, a part.

c__jL.:>-)

Calculation, arithmetic

an account, a reckoning.
(from a.

a.

Golden,

The name of one of the

grand divisions of the known

situated between the

continent,

Carey.

s. (ra.)

seven varshas or

(With the

x.

(a. <U:->.)

heart.

A plant (Adelia nereifolia).

ftT^T

and

i.

cool breeze.

hurt, to injure.

bold, enterprizing.

fcrl

p. 34.

nasal,

plan, boldness, spirit.

a.

f^5^) A

(from

i^^Lb) Resolution, a project, a

(a.

s.

Hort. Ben.

officinalis).

species of mulberry-tree

Carey.

serrata).

a refuge.

(__>\~.a-)

Relating to an ac-

count.

(a. <tas-)

share, a lot, a portion.

mountainous
(p. J\ti

Wilson.

<$Ja:>-)

A partaker,

a sharer,

a shareholder, a partner.
(ra.)

1.

Gold.

2.

Any

precious metal

(from p.^Ij

unwrought.

ftTt^
of

Brahma,

the golden

epithet

|VJa

indecl. Sans.

vt indecl. Sans.

R4'ij< l^

river

1.

Fire.

2.

s.

(-^T

The

to.

sun.

3.

f^TP + C^FT)
An

An

artichoke.

(from

indecl. Sans.

Among.

3.

fl?^ Root,
amorously.

A
1.

diamond.

Wilkins' Gr.

2.

dally,

to

sport

used in comp.

e. g.

(mfn.} Deprived of gain or advantage, from

(to.)

(/.) or

^
a.

To

Gain,

tive, deficient.

Without, besides.

(f^ft)

1.

^1

Quitted, abandoned, deserted, bereft

deprived of

3pfs.

Near.

vi.

interjection of surprize, sor-

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

692)

a.
Sm

An

epithet of Siva.
of,

f^<|^fp

interjection of surprise or

row or despondency.

(to.).

a.

fel7R3l

An

Partnership.

merriment.

egg.

ft^l")-)-^) The

(to.

s.

Also

An

alluding to his fabled origin from

mundane

ftTtOTR
Sone.

felU.^)

(to,

s.

iSJas-}

3.

profit,

+3^.

Worthless,

vile,,

2.

bad.

Defec-

SJl

(.) Privation, deficiency.

1.

(mfn.

degraded, base,

vile.

2.

caste than another person.

Of

Outcast,

a lower rank or

2750

2749

and

^)

(^t^ +

a.

Destitute of relations

d?T +

dU {mfn.

^ ci)

Of an

(m. '^t'T

s.

^W^ft

+ TtT^)

1.

s.

^1,4

(n.)

ftstf^

diamond.

3*^1

'"(^

(m.) and

ft< + itpj ?) A

spe-

An

interjection of

Wilhins

To make an oblation,
sacrifice. 2. To eat. 3. To take.
5. To cast or throw.
or satisfy.
1.

'^tSl

(a.^j&)

Vain

talk,

(a. ^jJb)

Gr.
to

p.

To

Hort. Ben.

"H^^l

please

plant (Be-

Court, government.

2.

An

s.

(from a.

t^jg^)

s.

(a.

A disputatious

a.

Rebellious, disputatious.

^5

Root,

late,

argument, proof,

vi.

(^3^3) To

(C5^\3f3) To

i.

truly, yes.

^ + ^11^) Quickly, speedi- ^3

magic.

s.

3.

(from R.

To

sound reasoner.

person, a sophist, a wrangler.

collect,

to

accumu-

go, to move.

(with the insertion of a nasal,

p. 68.

2.

To

Also,

^;J3)

1.

i.

To

accept, to agree,

take.

C;

^5J A

crowd, an assemblage,

a multitude, a heap.

<(jis)

Jwoka or Hindu tobacco-

pipe.

^vS^^I
P.

^t^4K.I<^

s.

(p. jSdji t&s>-)

servant

who

bears the hooka or tobacco-pipe and prepares

for

1.

2.

ad. (from

^<n

An

1.

attendant.

2. Altercation, disputation.

to assent.

by

an

Presence, appearance,

1.

(a. i^,Jp=~)

s.

reason.

Aye, indeed,

as if

shout.

crowd, a multitude

accumulate, to heap.

ly,

or dominion.

rodomontade, blustering.

(from a.

198,

perform a

4.

S^ + ^ltSk?) A

gonia laciniata).
indecl.

authority,

Invested with au-

command

(a. jyd=>.)

s.

merriment

He.

(from

s.

*^R[S

"^[^

f^W^Es

xs

attendance.

or surprise.
hi.

to

assault, attack, impetuosity.

indecl. Sans.

^pron.

^OT^)

(from

a.

^^s.

cies of parrot (Psittacus Sinensis).

3 Root,

Command,

( a. i^_v^=-)

s.

thority, exercising a

(corrupt, of

s.

Conforming

dominion, sovereignty.

crippled,

Also

command.

written order, a

(p- tj\ty

See

(m.)

(Beng.)

199)

^^Jl

Maimed,

^^^ ^

inadmissible as a

^)

(p. <ul)

lost a limb.

iJ^lFT
s.

C
)

speechless.

(mfn.

a.

having

Dumb,

2.

+ 3tf^T

order, a law, a

an order or command, obedient, obsequious.

Contradiction.

Contradicting, prevaricating
witness.

s.

tffS*N$*N*^

(-fW^mfn.

a.

An

(a.

warrant.

inferior

order, rank, or caste.

?]l<^

*^j^s-

XfflW

friends, orphan, forlorn.

^lt<^

p. 69.

^33^1*.

tree

See

(Sapium Indicum).

Mohun

^OTi

See

^3^.

it

^531

smoking.

s.

s.

(corrupt, of

?s5& ) The bar of a

door,

a bolt.
(corrupt, of

stumbling.

8S5^t

^^TlTl

t5

a.

(from*^^)

Stumbling.

s.

(from R.

^3

A woman who

to dwell with her husband.

refuses

^31

2751

^O^Jlvi

s.

2752

grumbling or rattling noise, the

sound of thunder, &c.

s-

^O^J^

Also

crash, suddenly.

^^^5

ad.

consumes the

^3tE*l

<?f<u1

ad. Gushingly,

Carey).

2.

plant (Achyranthes aspera,

^s.

p. 48.

(corrupt, of

Confused noise, clamour, a tumult,

^3^
A

s.

drunken man.

The bar

office,

s.

f<4

l>)

gold coin current

j^b)

(p.

See

Cleverness, dexterity, expe-

^3) 1. A gallinule. 2.
3. A small drum of the shape
4. A staff bound with iron.

of an hour-glass.
5.

t&p) Holding an

rience, skill, talent.

(m. from R.

s.

jb

a post.

office,

on the coasts of India, a pagoda.

a scuffle, a fray.
c

fright

officer.

Another species of plant (Cleome

Hort. Ben.

viscosa).

$T *ffrlte a. (p.

An

An

(a. ns^c)

s.

<[^t1

like a torrent.
1.

^3t*j) Through

(from

ad.

alarm.

gushing, a sudden discharge by

stool in dysentery.

(Beng.) Fear, alarm.

2.

With a

Also ^>3"H5T (m.)

offering.)

or bolt of a gate.

(from P-yJb) Clever, ingenious, talented,

a.
skilful.

a.

Wilson.

Brave, valiant, bold, resolute.

^^ ^ ad. (from a. ^a,) Exactly like.

"^^ indecl. Sans. An interjection of displeasure,,
i

^OT

Thunder.

s.

species of tree

Hort. Ben.

(Sapium Indicum).

p. 69,
s.

^3^1

^3t

A bill

(/. from R.

s.

threat, alarm.

Quarrelsome, obstinate, disputatious.

a.

remembrance, doubt and assent.

interrogation,

"^ft^'M

The bore on a

s.

(from

s.

of exchange.

^ft) The

price paid to a

bill

^Root, (f^fe)

of exchange. Carey.

a strong flood.

river,

To be crooked

1.

i.

person for granting a

royal tiger.

in the literal or metaphoric sense)

c

3^t3"Kl

s.

An exchange-mer-

(^ft + H.

or fraudulent.

chant.
a.

p.

^4^-^

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

415)

1.

^\ Wilkins' Gr.

Offered, presented as a sacrifice.

invited,

An

(ra.)

s.

sacrifice.

2.

offering,

an oblation

Manu

s.

of

Agni

ill.

(-^ m.
or Fire.

73, 74.

(Lit.

+ R.
Who

An

of

Agni

epithet

eats the offering.)

^5^Rtirl

^^Root,

The

(/.

wife

epithet of

Agni

or Fire.

(Lit.

i:

Who

An

eats or

s.

5?

I.

kill.

(CS^fe)

3.

To

Possessed of honour

1.

To

tom-cat.

go, to

move

cover.
1.

(from^T ) Pointed,

^eril s.
Also*^.
i1

to be crafty

Reverence.

A sting.

bow which terminates the two

i<^Tl a.

abscond.

Dignity, character.

1.

3.

a. c^~<r>-)

(from R.

s.

of a
c

or Fire.

from R.

To

retreat, to

Also

or dignity.

2.

To

(a. i^^cj.)

^^K5t a. (from

in fire

to the gods, considered as one of the five great

sacrifices.

3. Called,

s.

2.

Chastity, honour.

2.

Invoked, propitiated by a

(either

*\

sharp.

2.

The

part

ends. Carey.

Also^*^

Morton.
(/.)

An

exclamation of pleasure.

2754

2753

The vernal

(corrupt, of
in

tival

fes-

honour of Krishna and the gopis or

shepherdesses, held on the day of the full-moon

As. Res.

P'hdlguna.

in
B

^^[s.

An

m.

275.

remove

To

casions.

To

^Pfarf^a.

attend, to

(p. jLibjfc)

Sensible,

intelligent,

$"^t3"

f^+^fc)

(mfn.1

a.

Uttering a loud

see

say, to relate, to report;

To speak

to raise

lift,

with

along, to convey, to collect,

to assemble, to extinguish
;

3^ or

with

To

with

offer

+
;

with

To take away, to reproach, to leave,

with ^1 To combat, to encounter,

to

To walk,
To repress,

to

The name of one of the Gandharvas

or heavenly quiristers.

with

3^ To

verness, attention, carefulness, sobriety.

7f + 3rf%+f^"+ 3d

accompany

To take

(from p.jlJbji)) Sensibleness, cle-

(m.)

with

To

sober, clever, attentive.

s.

bring, to offer, to take away, to

with

to

To combat

(in the caws.)

with

with 3l1

To take away,

^51^1 prefixed,

abscond, to eat;

sound made on joyful oc-

inarticulate

With

annul.

avoid

tread

upon

with

go about,

to

f<3"

with

enjoy;

to conceal,

to

to

and frightening sound.

suppress, to hide.

5^3 Root,

i.

W\

The name of a

(m.)

s.

Huns

the

2TlTTt*j

(f 3f3) To

go, to move.

"^5^5T. (w."^7+ K lTr)

certain barbarous tribe,

?
(. ).

around the lake Mdnasa-sarovara.

Colebr.

Alg. p. 30.

R.

Wilkins' Gr.

% 699) Called, invoked.

s.

(/.

Vfijrt

R. Cf +f?)

1.

s.

ness. 2.

and

5"*3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

3^3

Kamadeva

1.

Love.

2.

the deity of love.

An epithet
(Lit.

Who

sleeps in the heart.)

+ 04*1) The name of the country

s.

of

Also ^frtTi (/.)

(/)

"Sftf

~3 a. (mfn. pret. part. p. R.

calling.

2.

De-

Shame, bashful-

1.

Reproach, censure.

Tft
See

from R. 1ft)

(/.

bereft, deprived of

"^H-^) Robbed,

taken away.

fiance, a challenge.
*T*I^s.

3p^l
coin generally

known by

the

(.)

The

name of

pagoda, and worth on an average about eight

"^^^W

heart.

(^+^)

s.

The

Also

heart.

shillings.

4^

See R*I

indecl. Sans.

.
v

particle of doubt, interroga-

tion, assent, displeasure, dislike, reproach,

and

craft,

s.

s.

2.

from

R.'^^+^FT)

Crookedness,

cunning.
(m.)

Root,
1

{n.

hi.

See

1.

The

as the seat of feeling

Knowledge,

fear.

5T^T

from

(n.

s.

mind

a.

heart.

and

2.

reflection.

The
3.

science.

(mfn.

from"^TT + R.

^t)

Touch-

ing, going to the heart, appropriate (as speech).

^"R

IT&flR^

Sfc!Pa) and

-C3)

i.

To take, to seize, to lay hold of

To convey, to bring. 3. To

to accept.

destroy,

to

The

s.

(m.

%KU + T3")

(In geometry)

central line or semidiameter of a circle in

contact with the angles of a trapezium.

Alg. p. 299.
8

Colebr.

2755

2756

IfTO + ^rfcj)

(mfn.

IT&tft^

Also

Good-hearted.

(-3^

(mfn.),

mfn.), and

(-"ffr^mfn.).
of

^ W^)

from

(mfn.

Pleasing,

lovely,

\31 (/.) or

amiable, beloved, kind.

viF

(n.).

Loveliness, kindness.

^r^t^

C5^33*R s.

for

Also

(l^

*!

Inclining

((t;C3 + 3t^)

("Wft, -C3)

be pleased or delighted

(corrupt, of

s.

CS^T^

To

large kind of the

c^v^)

(a.

s.

ftt^fff^)

species of

swing.

Knowledge,

skill,

wis-

cleverness.

rejoice, to

a.

to stand erect (as a

s. (corrupt, of ft3*fcT) A
palm (Phoenix or Elate paludosa).

dom, experience,
tv.

fruit.

disease of the heart.

"S^LRoot,

+*K3)

(333t^i

Ct^l

(m. "3T^+ CTffl) Heart-burn, or any

s.

(d

C5^v3a. Great.

fan-palm

or understanding, an accurate idea.

a.

s.

(\^1) Hiccup.

the heart, beloved.

clear conception

^kk)

ctt*T3

the head.

locat. case

"^Pl^+'^t) Touching

(corrupt, of

(from A. i^a^s>~) Skilful, wise, ex-

perienced, clever.

Frequently with

flower).

^T + ^, and

or

^3Ti

or

;j

T + ^5li,

prefixed

to

it.

lie,

to tell a falsehood.

Bowed,

a.

"Sf|%3

a.

"^fj^

s.

See

(mfn.)

^ft^*!

5.

Krishna

or

An
Any

from R.

(n.

^1<P+^1)

Vishnu.

organ of sense.

An

epithet of

The master

(Lit.

422)

^^+"3

R.

Cl^fU

Wilkins'

C^V

mind,

a.

(mfn.

happy.

glad,

(-^

+ 5T^T) Of a cheerful
^^f^K?

Also

and

mfn.),

(mfn.),

^HjSMH

(mfn.).

Root,

Having the

(-^

hair of the

"^s.

(/. R.

joy

pleasure.

mfn. "^fc+CTtej
body standing

"^T + f3)

C^3

Root,

compass.

erect.

Gladness, happiness,

Sans.

(X Tfal^ Oh

See

A
king

jf^fa

vocative interjection,

2.

1. To resist,
To be wicked.

2.

(C^ofo)

i.

2. (

1.

C^O" )

ix.

To

To

(C5^"t"fe)

To produce young.

C^f3

(f. from R.

s.

A weapon.
s.

reason
e. g.

-G3)

(C^t"fe,

i.

to

surround, to en-

disregard, to con-

temn.

C3^

"5TpT& a (mfn.)
indecl.

Below, downwards.

Bent down, stooped, drooped down.

a.

C^T^Root,

"^toWl

SeeCt33.

thwart, to encounter.

erect (said of flowers, or of the hair of the body.

"^T^

s.

or lord

Delighted, pleased. 2. Standing

1.

submissive,

a leaning forward.

ad. (from

IjP^) a. (mfn. pret. part. p.

p.

bent, stooped,

overturning or upsetting, a stooping down,

of the senses.)

Gr.

drag, to draw, to pull, to

Morton.

tug.

(3<lfs3) To

To

v. a.

i.

2.

(m. from R.
:

ft

116.

To be

past birth.

purify.

Wilkins' Gr. 830)

ray of the sun.

ft ?)

3.

1.

Flame.

Origin, cause, motive,

the second of the five component parts

of a complete syllogism
i.

1.

To

3.

See also

ibid.

i.

see Trans.

R.A.S.

-31

(/.) or

561.

2758

2757

3 (w.) The being the cause,

motive, or reason

merous

of any thing, causality, causation.

(^\f<

C5^+^)

(mfn.

a.

Causing, producing,

affecting, being the origin or source of

comp.

C33J<

ad. (Beng.) For the cause (of),

for.

The assigning the

motive or cause of any thing.

(^TJTto

cause, produced

by a cause,

result, the effect

produced by a cause.

s.

ee

s.

(n.)

Gold.

( run.

from

w.)

CWj?^

s.

assign.

glo-

The cold

"fen

season, the
or about

Wilson.

(m. C^T[ +

^^) The champaka

(Michelia Champaca).

Ben.

s.

(/.

(Jasminum

flower

C3^ + ^i) A

from

chrysanthemum).

Hort.

p. 3.

Wi'7 U

The

See

months A'grahayana and Paushya,

C^TFff^W

mfn. (^"J + H*-,) Having a

The

fig-tree (Ficus glomerata).

s.

(STIS

C^T + Tj^)

from

(m.

s.

November-December.

Dejection,

(jw.)

s.

used in

(mfn?) Causing

a.

e. g.

dejection, from

(SjWfa

(C^TU^ ^) A
5

s.

plant (Coty-

Hort. Ben. p. 34.

ledon laciniata).

See

ing of reasons or motives.

C53^ ) By reason

ad. Sans. (locat. case of

of,

because. Also

tet^T

(m.

s.

fallacy.

C4;Cv) 1 (ablat.

case of

C^+^Tfet^)

(In logic)

The semblance of a

(Lit.

Trans. R.A.S.

i.

reason.)

117.

(SJl + ^fe)

(m.

s.

Meru,

considered

as

The mountain

the north-pole

of the

earth.

(AU

(mfn. fut. part. p. R.

a.

^1) Proper

to

be deserted or abandoned, relinquishable, de-

^vS^+^B")

(S^rl ad. (from

).

C^TtfH

"31

spicable.

Here.

(/.) or

(rc.)

Despicable-

ness.

CSJ'^I

Overgrown with weeds

a.

C^KJ RC3

a.

v.

(from

^^)

(as a tank,

To long

&c).

or pine

C^T^T

OT + sSfr)

(n.

s.

A mean

opinion,

disregard, disesteem, contempt, slight.

after, to fret.

C^"i

a.

t^H

Such
s.

C^^JF^
as, like, the

(corrupt, of

or Elate paludosa).

C5?raH
C^5X
2.

s.

(n.)

C3JT3\S1

Gold:

1.

also

C^T<^

s.

n.).

Manu

1.

e^jpO

Ingenious/ clever,

(m.)

1.

An

3.

hero inflated with his

Buddha,

4.

epithet of

or

Ganesa.

Bauddha

2.

own

deified

gold-

of one of

the ranges of mountains dividing the

the north of the Himalaya.

art, profession.

v. a.

(h.

^jb)

\j

To

observe, to see, to

stare, to gaze, to search for, to hunt.

C5?I+3F) The name

Ingenuity, cleverness,

saint.

xn. 61.

continent into nine varshas

s.

buffalo.

valour.

3^)

1.

Trade,

2.

(from A.

a.

A particular species

See
(m.

(-^

C^H

y^jp.)

skill.

cunning.

fe<*"<

m. C3TT +

smith. Also

of birds.

p. 69.

goldsmith.

(-3

s.

R^H) A tree (Phoenix

Mohun P.

(a.

s.

cunning,

ft* t*H.

See

(Beng.}

same.

it

is

known

situated to

(5^^?

a.

(from

"R.

R^)

Disregarding, de-

spising, neglecting.

CV*11

(from R.

gard, contempt.
8

fet)

Disrespect,

disre-

(XW

2759
CSj^fl

regard, neglect.

C37TI^C3

v.

Wan-

3.

4. Oscillation, a jolt.

(cans, of

a.

Disrespect, dis-

Facility, ease.

2.

tonness, dalliance.

C^TKS)

agi-

To cause

C37Ttf^ni1

to neglect.

mount Himavdn

Causing to

1.

Causing to neglect or

2.

Relating to

Himalaya.

or

(/. from

(Terminalia

"tol^fr

s.

variety of Asclepias acida.

+^t=T

from

(re.

from

(Acorus

Orris-root

3.

epithet

Yellow myrobalan

2.

citrina).
4.

An

l.

Durga.

of the goddess

calamus).

C5^%3)

(from

a.

oscillate or swing.

ftTRV)

(mfn. from

a.

"tpral s.

To

1.

cause to oscillate, vibrate, or vacillate.

tate, to
2.

f^T) h

(f. from R.

s.

2760

a day

butter prepared

Clarified

disregard.

before

C3~rra

C$j%t3)

ad. (from

Slightly, easily.

CS^T s.

used.

it is

'

Bewildered, astonished,

A>

f^T^)

Wantonness, dal-

fatigued, confounded, perplexed.

f^5^)

Disregarded,

tonishment, fatigue, confusion, perplexity.

(f. from R.

liance.

(from a. ^\-s>-) Perturbation, as-

a.

R.

(from

a.

ne-

glected, slighted.

C^f^Tts?

v. a.

to neglect.

f^T^)

(from R.
2.

(v. re.)

To

1.

To wave

to

(tW
disregard,

and

Hort. Ben.

Root,
C5^T1

i.

plant

C5^)

The neighing of a

03^3<P a

know

s.

(m.)

C^3^+^)

1.

requires

a reason for every thing, a sceptic.

follower of the

Mimansa

2.

CCfa

fell

a.

c^,^)

(mfn. from

Terrific,
1.

2.

a.

(mfn.)

Seet^^

ele-

go, to move.

C^t^) A

from R.

raft,

3.

float,

wager.

robber, a

highwayman.

(from

2.

v. a.

(from R. ?"Ov)

To cause

to

assemble, to form a crowd.

(A 1^1

Frigid, cold, freezing.

tS^FT

To

(Beng.) Mud, mire.

(-vJ

dreadful.

Golden.

(Typha

disregard, to disrespect.

(m. from R.

s.

boat.

doctrine.

(a. i^-N*J&) Fear, dread, terror.

(from A.

fish.

Also T. angusti-

1.

i.

To

s.

a.

great

Carey.)

Root,

to

used to catch

species of long grass

Causal, causa-

who

person

sort of basket

phantina, Hort. Hen. p. 66.

interjection used in calling.

(mfn. from

tive,

An

Making

(from C^J<fc1)

a.

A
folia,

horse, the braying of an ass.

indecl. Suns.

s.

neigh (as a horse).

R.

who

person

reflection.

exertions without reflection.

p. 62.

((^-3) To

(/. from

s.

^$t^') A

work without

exerts himself in a

(^T^tf^TTl

(Hingtsha repens).

fro, to

vacillate.

(corrupt, of

of

(corrupt,

s.

( ^

s.

priest,

who

in*

is

from R.

C
'R

+ ^) A

conversant with the

sacrificial

hymns con-

tained in the Rig-veda.

"t$W a.

(mfn. from

Relating to winter, cold,

ing in the cold season.
kins'

Gr. 903.

Wilkins' Gr. 897)

frigid, freezing

Also

grow-

t^f^R

C^t!T

s. (re.

sacrifice
5

from R.

with

^+

^3")

burnt offering, a

fire.

Wil-

(3^1 ad. ( 0^1 from h. j +

from ^^fa" ) There.

2761

2762

m. from R.

burnt offering

the

casting of clarified butter, &c. into the sacred

as an offering to the gods, accompanied

fire

3^ Root,
ffiTTl

i.

(J^TR?) To

R.tl)

(/. from

s.

fulness.

2.

cover.
1.

Modesty, bashAlso ^Tl^Hl

Censure, reproach.

with prayers or invocations according to the

object of the sacrifice.

R.A.S.

Trans.

73, 74.

Manu m.

See

Wilson.

^^

455.

i.

(/)

(m.)

s.

1.

a pond, a cistern.

lake,

2.

ray of light.

C$rtTl

(/. from the

s.

Greek wfa: see Colebr.

Alg., Dissert, p. lxxx)

of the zodiac.

1.

The

rising of a sign

Part of the duration of a

2.

sign, the twenty-fourth part of a day,

3.

mark,

R.A.S.

C^H

Trans.

Astrology.

4.

^?)

1^1 Root,

x.

I^Root,

i.

(gtlTlfo) To
(<pTf3) To

testicles.

The

1.

he-cat.

2.

i.

See

452.

The Hull

speak.

sound.

shortest.

of Inker,

Shorter.

J^T)

or spring-festival
a.

by the Prachyas or eastern Indians.

Law

Colebr.

2. Light-

mfn. irreg. compar. degree

of

(/.?)

s.

celebrated

river.

large sort of boat.

C^FTt^l

1.

(mfn. irreg. superl. degree of vf3^

a.

The

C5T^T?)

(from

s.

an hour.

TTT)

(/. from

s.

ning.

189.

i.

(from R.

*.

<3Tf*Tl

line.

1 R?ft

Trans. R.A.S.

p. 113.

^ pT

C^tf^^l and

(mfn. from R. 3f*t)

dwarf,

stature,

Short (as

Short, low in

small, humble, narrow.

a vowel).

Gram.

Colebr.

p.

-31
A

(/.) or

he-cat.

(n.) Shortness.

A
der,

commonly

spring-festival of the red

called doljdtrd.

^ and ^f^T

Also C^t 5

258.

10.

The

2.

pow-

plant

(Hedysarum lagopodioides).

As. Res. Hi.

l^^Ts.

(n.

(In algebra) The least

root of an equation.
(a. jjo**-)

reservoir,

a cistern, a pond,

S^Hl

the bason of a fountain.

s.

(m.

f^ + STft)

medicinal root
(p.

<ijU-

taining vats or cisterns.

(XfcT

(n.

s.

from

ii.

C^tf) The

factory

office of

(1[3) To take away,

Sometimes with

to secrete.

SP^Root,

an

i.

(ajnfo) To

^"1

officiat-

^"W

Root,

wE-

s.

terday.

(mfn.

(jfe^)

(m. from R.

to withhold,

prefixed to

it.

2.

dwarf.

2.

To sound.
Noise, sound.

^If&rlj

The thunderbolt of Indra.

Jftft

(-ft^m/n.

making a

from R.

3.

1.

JTEj

Lightning.
river.

Sounding,

noise.

move, to shake.
SffaT

s.

5?^+^)

Relating to yes-

from R.

(to.

(Beng.^)
a.

i.

(femin. of

3<) slr{^indecl. Sans. Yesterday.

*j>tJ*l

1.

called jivaka.

con-

Carey.

Wilkins' Gr. 984.

ing priest.
|T Root,

^ojs-)

commonly

disease,

F ^)
3

Diminution,

1-

abatement,

a wearing away,

desertion, a forsaking.

Sound, noise.

paucity,

2.

decrease,
scarcity,

2763

&

a.

(m/n.? from R.

Diminishing,

I^Root,

decreasing, wearing away.

IJW*
2.

a.

(/. from R. 1*1)

(n.)

Root, in.

See
(

Gr.

Modesty, shame.

1.

Abuse, blame.

few*
ift

jftW*

foi^

or

s.

(f.

s.

or

p.

415) Ashamed.
n.

from^l + R. ^?) A

jl?^ a. ( T *FS

mfn.

Wilkins'

Also ^ft^ (mfn.).

fume, commonly called bala.

drug and per-

Also^ft^ 5^ ()

^+IX^)

Root,

(jf^Tl s.

i.

(C^^W)

1.

neigh (as a horse).

(f. from R.

C^*^)

C^j^1

R-I\.

sound.

1. To be glad.
2. To
To sound (as a musical

Withal
To

or

^T + 3l1

prefixed,

please, to cause delight.

s.

(/. for

^^Root,

i.

Root,

i.

C*i l)

fn^) The olibanum-tree.

A

neighing or braying.

(|^ff3) To move,
fa) To bend,

to shake.

to curve, to

make

crooked.

Ashamed,

bashful, modest.

lately, to

3.

(/. from R.

^t + *T

see

(m. from R. |jtff ) Plea sure, delight.

ashamed.
(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Wilkins'

(^Uw)

i,

in the caus.,

To be modest

Gr.

(^iRs) To

i.

instrument).

fulness.

jftl a.

($Hu(\S) To speak:

x.

fjttf Root,

Shame, modesty, bash-

fTn^+n

419) Pleased, delighted, glad.

p.

please, to delight.

from R.

cover.

(mfn. pret. part. p. R.

Root,

To be modest

(l^fS) To

i.

^\Root,

ashamed.

ft

2764

Gf

To sound
2. To go,

inarticu-

to move.

A neighing or braying.

Cf Root,

i.

lenge.

3.

(|"^ft) 1. To call. 2. To chalTo vie with, to emulate.

4. To

struggle, to contend with.

With

To

with

call forth, to challenge

call together, to

THE END.

summon.

prefixed,

^ + ^5l1

To

INDEX.

INDEX
Numbers not followed by a

134

1363

6,

b,

b.

Abandoned 1363, 2749.

Abandoner 1 1 80.
Abandonment 1363, 1674, 1923.

To

abate 607

1250

b,

1017

b,

1383

1134

b,

b,

6.

732, 1313

precatorius 414, 570, 596,

656,658, 665,685, 726 b, 736,
786,904, 957, 19066, 19716,

1342

2167

b,

b.

1072, 1630,1720,21936,2358,
2447 b, 2458 b, 2629 b, 2633.

Ablative 127, 135.

To

Abode

Abundance 480, 1195

b,

2094, 2139, 2198

b, 2690.

b,

2245

Abortion 928, 939 b, 1778

Abortive 138, g28.
Above 68 b, 4906, 518.

To abound 500 6, 765

About 2047

To

b.

abrade 867

Abreast 1920

b,

1815

Abridged 2560.

6,

6, 1571.

b,

Abuse
2433

1962

b,

1798,

1283

1902

1419

b,

6,

1098

According 106

2143,

Account 1191

2204

6,

6,

6.

b.

1440,

1952.

Abusiveness 2291, 2327.

1599 6, 1972
1978, 2022, 2561, 2748 6.
6,

book 1343
1944

6,

871

6,

1942

6,

6.

6.
6,

1900,

6.

436, 623
2534, 2538, 2760.
acquaint ! 1 88 b.

1890

6,

6,

Acquaintance 111,3806, 1188

6,

1672.

Accountant 30, 792

2303 b.
Accounts 2445 6.

2043, 2044

To

6.

accoutre 1739

6.

2265

6,

6,

2503.

6,

Acorus Calamus
6,

6.

To account 909

To

2484

Aconitum ferox53, 315

of 1985 6.

1443, 1445, 1684,

triandra

Acknowledged 2717.
Acknowledgment 2265

b.

1868

6,

b.

To acknowledge 605
b.

Accordingly 550

language 935 b,

lappacea 1085

1087

Acidity 198, 1101, 1239

Accord 2282

6.

lanata 1137,13866.

6,

2644.
6,

6,

ferruginea 2436

Accomplishment 960,1613,2552,

Abused 1508, 2143.

6,

1580

6,

Accomplishing 2595, 2601.

b.

Abusive 950
2290, 578

6,

6.

aspera 68, 72, 1 36,

495, 676,716,725,752,
8 '4, 863, 902 6, 1032 6, 1505,
1815, 2225, 2514, 2751 6.

340

6.

2513 b, 2638 6.
Acid 198,870 6, 1239

594, 632, 708, 1206,

1334, 1508, 1677, 1684.
b.

2663

961, 962, 963,

1614, 2553, 2600, 2601, 2643.

1798,
1946, 2051, 2397.

1724,

b.

6,

Accomplished

6.

1847, 1946.

Abundant 499,

b.

6.

Accomplice 2149.
accomplish 618
2627 6.

Abundantly 19466.

b.

AcnYRANTHEsalternifoIia 24246.

To

Absurdity 1215, 2313.

1944

of mortals 2228.

Abominable 1025, 1137 b.

Abominated 1025, 1633.

Accident 408 6,496, 1008, 1463.

Accidentally 1464 6.

be accomplishable
2628.

Absurd 1215, 1965

6,

accuse 1469 6, 1470 b.

Accused 128.
Accuser 128, 14146, 1416.
Accusing 146c.
Acetous 2519 6.
Acheiris Kcokor Zibha 730

To

Abstruse 580, 1440

71, 159, 374. 1013, 193P,

To

Abstraction 496.

be able 1 723 6.
Ablution 147, 152, 1274, 15446,
2695-

b.

Acceptableness 1006.

Accommodation 2319
Accompanied 2591.

Abstracted 2597.

1598,

Acceptable 1006, 2217.

To accommodate 2265

meditation 2356.

1597,

6,

6,

Accurate 1259 6, 1681, 1793,

1891 6, 2337, 2598, 2664.
Accurately 1294 6,
1794 6,

2337

Accessible 922, 2651.

104.

2566, 2597.
Accuracy 1260
1793.

Accusation 128, 286, 1316

1470, 1677, 1920 6, 2161.

Access 493, 2566.

b,

Accoutrements 2624 6.
Accumulated 497, 1634, 2566.
Accumulation 497, 1042 6,1 168

863.

6.

b.

Abstemiousness 2279.
Abstinence 2547.
1

accept 2417

Acceptance 1003.
Accepted 2717.

6.

be absorbed 2197 6.
Absorbent 2519.
Absorption 796, 2519.
Abstemious 227, 2279.

Abstract

767, 780, 836,

1072, 1388, 1688, 1720, 1998,
2003, 2008, 2236 b, 2358, 2458,
2 592, 3565 b.

b,

6,

To

Ability 53, 748 b, 780, 818, 836,

1962
2238

To

6.

Absolutely 792, 2290

b.

683

mind 338

(grave)

Absorbed 2519.

Abiding 71.

6,

(acute) 464.
b.

Absence 2096 6, 2030, 2031.

Absent 155, 922 6, 929 6, 1208
1304 b, 2096 6.
in

Abhorrence 1633.

Able 679

Accent 2711.

Absolved 2266

A-bed 2469 6.
Abhorred 1025.
abide 1251

6,

Suma 2467.
AcALrpHA Indica 2288 6, 2534 6.
Acanthus ilicifolius 27346,27396.
Acarus Ricinus 3086,3106.

1.

abscond 1690

Abdicated 2580.
Abdication 1364, 2581.

To

2385

2366,

S533&-

1732.
b,

2365,

2617, 2663.

6.

Sirisa 2495.

Abeus

To
b,

505

Accoutred 137, 2476, 2565, 2579,

1761.

Abyss 942 6, 2183

Acacia 2094.

b.

Abrogation 1591.

Abscess 201

Abbreviation 2561.

Abdominous 1553

Abroma augustum

ACC ACQ.

ABU ACC.
Abutment

Abridgment 2561, 2563, 2596.

Abroad 1462, 1987 b, 1988 b.

2210,

Abatement 607, 2762 b.

Abatement of disease 492.

Abdomen

words that are pure Sanskrit.

A BR ABU.

A.
To abandon 499 6,
2167

b refer to

6,

6,

2625

2296

6.

6,

Acquainted
1952 6.

with

1214,

To acquiesce 1017 6, 2199

Acquiescence 2199 6.

1814,
6.

2770

ADH ADU.

ACQ ADH.
To

acquire 1695 6, 2417

6,

2427

2489 b, 2490 b.
Acquired 339, 389, 497, 1852,
b,

2426, 2731.

Acquisition 497,
1316,
1852, 2427, 2434.

1695,

Acquisition of wealth 497.

Acquisitiveness 2439.

Agaric 668

Agave

Adjective 961.

2102, 2274, 2479, 2515, 2526.

JEra 170, 2548 6.

Adjoining 172, 173.

Aerial 113, 282, 889.

Adjudged 1416.
Adjunct 98, 404

-Eschynomene cannabina 1491

Age 362, 363 6, 1916, 2351.

Aged 2061 6, 2069, 2689.

1768

b, 1332,

b.

To
1060,

825,
6.

2556,

Actor 178, 592, 599,

2180 6, 2267.

1080

6,

153<>, 1540,

Actress 695, 1540.

Administering of medicine 2673.

b.

1796, 2569, 2664.

accent 464.

angled triangle

1003.

6.

adorn 2177

6,

15.

pain 2511.

1411

6,

1543

6,

1259

2625

b.

6.

6,

Advantageous 683

b,

6,

960,

868

b,

Adding 2359.
Addition 404

6, 1259
2350, 2356, 2558.

2284,

6,

of fractions 2165.

Additive quantity 847.

Addled egg 1948

1260

To

6.

1988

6,

b,

circumstances 1875

6.

6.

Adequacy 2633.
Adequate 767, 1688.

6,

2431

6.

6.

Aggregate 551, 1385 6.

Aggregation 2555, 2597.
Aggression 1042 6.
1

179

b.

Agitable 2697.

To

agitate

2433

437

6,

1282

2423

6,

Agitated 283, 844, 849, i n,

5
2055,
2115, 2116, 2192 6,

2433

b.

Agony 317
6.

6,

608, 845, 849,

2055, 2098 b,
2561, 2566.

6,

1330, 2084,2110,

2345-

To

317,

6,

832, 1212 b,
1744, 2084,
2120, 2217, 2339, 2504, 2576.
Affluent 2174.
afford

6,

6,

Agitator 2220.

6.

775 6.
Affray 486, 1870

6,

agree 2283

Agreeable 809, 885 6, 1079,

1258 6, 2161, 2198, 2203 6,
2217, 2218, 2266 6, 2284,
2321 6, 2377, 2402, 2412, 2630,
2695.
scent 2658.

To be

agreeable 2159

Agreeableness 1258
2218, 2434.

6,

2402

6,

2159

Agreement 34, 105, 337, 408

5446,550,617, 6, 1003, 1101

6.

2166, 2460.

6, 1295 6, 1660 6, 1685

1693 6, 1693, 1701 6,
1966 6.
1733

After 91
6,

6,

2314

407

518

6,

6,

526

6,

b.

a long time 1097

b.

6.

2114,

Adultress 1447> 1543, 1660,2114,

2188, 2718.

Afternoon 130, 1670, 1991, 2097,

2152

b.

Afterwards 79

1330
2282

6,

154

6,

1295

b.

6,

1586, 1599, 1648, 1805,

2319 6, 2472 6, 2549,
2550, 2632, 2717.
6,

6,

Agremone Mexicana 1897

2182

b,

6.

Agrostis diandra 2081

thoughts 913.

Adulterine 744, 1192, 1722.

Adulterous 119, 2114.
1721,

this

542

6.

Adulterer 1192, 1661, 1721.

1661,

6,

6,

to 2549.

Aforesaid 2196
Afraid 1266

6.

Agreed upon 34, 1599.

2021.

Agreeing 92, 105.

adulterate 2146

b,

b.

Affront 85, 129, 190, 245.

Adultery
2372 6.

Adequateness 1688.

To adhere 1094 6, 2425

6.

Advertisement 419 6, 422 6,

549 b.
Advice 104, 483, 1543 6, 1668,
22ig, 2236 6, 2350, 2616 6.

Adulterated 2146

2747 6.
Adenanthera pavonina 733,
2363, 2365, 2625 6, 2678 6.

aquaticum 1894

Affrighted 1034.

To

castanicarpa 2065

625, 691, 698, 825,

6, 1781 6, 2321 b,

Adversity 259, 339, 1439, 2018.

Adviser 191,356, 1668, 2220.

Adulator 1071.

b,

b.

6.

Affliction 51, 831,

1316 6, 1448 6,

Adult 1852, 1861, 2069.

nereifolia

2645

370, 831, 890,

1448 b, 2516, 2576.
Afflicting 2120.

1398

Advised 482.

6.

Address 375,
2494 6.

2360

affix

Afflicted

To

b,

Agitation 338
1053, 1380
2115, 2433

Affix 98, 496, 1817, 2024.

Adverse 1804, 2018.

to 178, 387, 2203 6.

6,

affirm 1609 6.

Affirmation 1609

To

Adversary 205, 1445, 1487, 1806,

2017, 2464.

Addicted 100.

2320

1856,
2696,

regard 2224,

To

2321

6,

6.

1802,

b,

Agitating 2220.

Affinity 1215,

Adverb 826.

6.

1900

1857,
2745.

6.

Agility 1070.

Affection 102, 402 6, 1741 6,

1801, 18246, 1856, 1858, 1966,
2 1 54, 2 1 59 6, 2 1 84, 2267, 2384,
2678 b, 2695, 2696, 2740.
102,

675

6,

cordifolium 432
aggravate 890 6.

Agile

Affidavit 1833, 2465.

2585.

Adapted to 2350, 2358.

2046,2112,22676,

698.

Affectionate

adore 2134

6,

2312,23266.

6,

Affecting 691, 1946

To advance money 540 6.

Advantage 965 b, 967 6, 1535
1852, 1866 6, 1870, 2160
2298 6.

Acuteness 2569.

Adelia

J,

Adorable 498, 2134, 2334.

Adoration 209, 1912, 2134, 2627.

1318

b,

Cantala 587

Ageratum
1

Affected with 522.

Admonishing 102.
Admonition 102, 1307

To
To

Affair 1972 b,

2287

6.

Adorned 221, 1092, 2177, 2518.

Advance 291 6, 540 6, 1042 6,

Acuminated 2665.
Acute 1045, 1092 b, 1337, 1759

address 376

Affable 1801, 2232

Adoption 1788.

voice 625, 1666.

6,

5.

6.

6.

967 6, 992
2606 6.

To

Affability 2014.

Adopted son 1392, 1726, 1788.

Activity 1041 6, 1070,

1720, 1796, 1829.

1781

6,

JEther 1537.

6.

6.

Agent 433
670

2019

6,

575, 705, 1212

Agency 625, 692, 695,

993

21
2066,

Sesban 130, 1171,

1311, 1886, 1887, 2098, 2502.

administer 2357

Admirable 53.
Admission 956

1940,

paludosa

1954.

verb 625.

To add 1042
Added 2558.

537, 658, 1887,

2493-

6.

2035

1803

6,

Agallochum

6.

2519

Administration 1627

devotion 826.

b.

Adjustment 2017, 2350.

Ad libitum 2338 6.

2564, 474, 630,

b, 10806, 11646, 1179 6,
11886, 1337. 13406, 13546.
1388, 1646, 1666, 1720, 1768 b,
1796.

6,

6,

Adjuster 2111.

Acting 613, 691.

Action 613, 692,
1063, 1114, 2725

Against 491

grandiflora

6.

adjust 11166, 1259 6, 2265

b.

Act 825.

Actual 2741

b.

Adjusting 2594.

Across 3106, 3126, 3136, 558

6 1984.

iEGicERAS majus 2730

Adjusted 2112.

Acrimonious 578.

Active
1041

iEGLEMarmelos 621,2038,20926,

2316

Acquittal 1612, 2278 b, 2289.

Acrid 1331

Adhesive 1076

To

acquit 470.

AGA AHA.

Adze 1947,

Adjacent 1725, 2580.

Acquiring wealth 214.

To

ADZ AG A.

Adherent 1637.
Adhesion 136, 1839.

linearis 91

6.

,1449,2463.
tenacissima 1716 6.
1

Agriculture 783, 1081

6.

Agriculturer 2176.
6,

16856,16936,17336.
Again 348 6, 366 6, 715 6, 1483,
1754 l>, 1755 b, 1803 6, 1876 6,
1881 6, 1976 6, 2176 6.
and again 1754 6, 2304 6.

Agriculturist 847, 2175.

Ague 608,

Ah
b,

269
2739

Ahah

1220.
6,
6,

395

395 6, 1876
2742 6.
6.

6,

1900

2771

AIDALL
Aid 336
2617.

1637,

b,

6.

excelsa 1029

6.

All-along 328

To aim 1319 b.
Aim 106, 179, 2578.
Air 90, 1155, 1425, 1658, 1964,
1965 b, 1965, 1974, 2123,
2227, 2227 6, 2257, 2269,
2598, 2738 b.
1151

b.

Airy 448

Ajuga

disticha 991 6.

6,

6.

1569* !745, 1955 b.

tomentosum 1113
alarm, 2140

6,

Alarm 845, 1265

2460

b,

Alarmed 844, 845, 1034, 1266

6,

1367, 1368, 2055, 2141, 2166,

2460, 26166.

Alauda

cristata

1097

6.

Albugo 1762, 18796.

Albuknum 717.
Alcea rosea 858 6.
Alcedo 2206, 2254 6.

times 2611

Alchymist 2380

6.

Alertness

179

b.

2232

6.

triloba

287

19

6,

6.

Alternately 538

6.

parnassifolia

Alike 534. 536, 1920

2595-

To

1039

6,

Allium Ascalonium 916, 994

2378

be alive 1198

6,

6,

1201

Amorous

6.
6.

688, 2036, 2512.

dalliance 2738.

6,

nigricans 995 6.

Although 2339

Cepa 1690, 1743

Porrum 1684.
sativum
2381, 2430

6.

2249, 2378

Alto 1326
6,

6.

2035

allot 3 6,

2036

6,

6.

Always 2572
2612 b.
2385

2365

004

6.

allow to escape

143

2436

b,

To
To

alloy

1908

6,

6,

1530

b,

1755

atropurpureus

1342

596

1276

1530

Almost 7156, 1854

2162

6.

6.
6,

2183.

802

2391, 2592.

6,

Anacardium

b.

To amass 1 159
Amazed 2053.

perfoliata 598, 754, 1019 6,

1310, 2620.
6, (variety

2574,
6,

6,

651

705, 916,

Amber

6,

645.

6.

22,

23

6,

6.

1886,

6.

occidentale 2744

6.

Analogous 539, 1321, 2575, 2712.

Analogously 2712 6.

Analogy 106, 1347.

Anas

acuta 1272

6.

1036,

1037,

Ancestral 1782, 1783.

property 1737, 1782.

6,

2421

Anchorage 1529 6.
To cast anchor 1529

1350, 1359.
6.

Ambidextrous 1448

6.

Creeca 1345, 1982.

Fulica 1274 b.
Anatomy 2110.

Anchor 1529

65.

Ambergris 196

Anarchy 205.
Anarchical 205.

Ancestor 987, 1737, 1738, 1770.

Ancestors 1769.

6.

1054, 2053, 2155

be amazed 1012 6.

Amazing

6.

2262

Casarca 801,
2374.

b.

Amaryllis Zeylanica

To
6.

6,

heptaphylla 693

6.

Amazement

6.

6.

Analysis 325, 2056.

spinosus

6.

Amulet 1323

6,

polygamus 226, 843

1067 b, 1292, 2436 b.
polygonoides 11136.
purpureus 1756

6.

2051, 2223

6.

prostratus 1530

1518,

2391.

6,

Amyris agallocha

b.

b,

H38

6,

Amusement 793, 827.

Amygdalus communis 1902

oleraceus 2269, 2480

6,

Ample

*,

6.

1274

Amplification 2022.

6.

lividus 991,

Allusion 2560.

2391.

6,

lanceaefolius 1951 6.

6.

allure

dioeca

2611

6,

Gangeticus
2385 6.

b,

21466.

6,

2573

fasciatus

6.

6.

Almond 1967

6,

Amaranthus

!530

allow

1747

6.

2314

6,

Amphisejena

Altogether 538 6, 1161 6, 1381

1722, 2324 b, 2614 6.

Allotment 3 6, 19506, 20366,

2147, 2148.

Amount 1207

b.

Altitude 1340.

Aloe wood 22, 23

6.

Zedoaria 650

Zingiber 324
111 6, 2213 6.

6.

b.

Soccotrina 1019
of) 1026.

b.

Among

6,

6.

playfulness 2036.

Aloes 2302

1157

1956

b.

1890

play 2440.

Alienated 1992.

Alisma

subulatum

Alth^a

Alnus
b.

6,

Alligator 757.

Alms 1156

1559

aromaticum 2325.

Alternative 1637, 1991.

Algebraic 1924.

b,

6.

Anthorrhiza 626.

Alliance 2279, 2578, 2639.

Alms-giving 861

454

vesicatoria 1909 6.

sericeum 1432

6.

6.

Alley 932

Algebra 325, 2056.

alight

2750

Altered 1992.

(sweet) 1902
18,

1901

Altercation 453, 574 6, 750 b,

1890 6, 1967, 877 6, 2375 6,

Allegorical 2406.

1354. 1893, 2706.

Aleurites

347.

6,

Almanack 1644, 1697

6.

Amomum

1673, 1881 6, 1991,

1993, 1994, 1995 b, 1996 6.

Ally 1971, 2279.

Aletris hyaeinthoides 576, 982,

1413.

Ammunition 2353

11346,2583.

1876

6,

b.

6.

Amiable 1855, 1936.

Amidst 113.

Ammannia
6,

Alteration

2452 6.
Allurement 2029.

verticillata

Alert 1179

1875

alter

Alleviation 492, 2717.

To
To

6.

Alchymy 2380, 2645

Aldovranda

6,

6.

Allegiance 2388.

Alloy 2146

rudis 583 6, 816 6.

2637

6,

2040, 2517

Amity 2320.

To

Allowance 100, 1870

6.

6.
6.

Altar 2086, 2086 6, 2333.

scholaris

Allowed 100.

Bengalensis 1152

6,

1374.

Galanga 637
nutans 1755

seeing 2612.

To

Senegalensis 1044

956

Amendment
Amerced

sides 1045 6, 1122 6.

Allotted 779, 2151 6.

be allotted 3 6.

b.

Ekoniya 539 6.
Ongyia 555 6.

To

6.

1296 6, 2714 6.
Amenable 21 ig.
To amend 2505 6, 2517

325.

Cardamomum 548, 548

6,

6.

To

arvensis 2142.

Ambrosinia ciliata 792

Ambuscade 557 6.

Amen

6.

Alstonia

Alarming 2140, 2026.

Alas! 260, 262, 5126, 27326,
2739 b, 2742 6.

2562

Also 60, 364 6, 546 6, 553

12 95 b, 1339 6, 1754 6.

b.

2166, 2459.

6,

Alphabet 16, 1924, 2258.

Alphabetic arrangement 1924.

b.

2055, 2140,

6,

Along with 2547

Aloud 439 6.

6.

Allegation 1415

ALANGiuMliexapetalum 31,2706,
1500 b,
278 6, 571, 700 b,

535, 538 6, 792,

1565, 2259, 2381.

6.

wise 2611.

Alacrity 2702.

Alone 534

Alpinia Alhugas
6,

6,

6.

6.

6,

at

Akin 322.

279

329

6,

around 381 10456, 1048

10786, 1122
2042 6,2590
once 532
over 340 341
pervading 2043, 2613.
seasons 261
1

Airing 2054.

To

6.

All 781, 11686, 1400 6, 1768,

2042, 2348 6, 2556, 2585 6,
2589. 2593, 2611, 2636 6.

Aided 479-

filiformis

1202, 1204, 1849,

Alkali 838.

Aiding 92.

Ailanthds

1301,

2565

Aid-de-camp 2303

Air a

Alive

AMB ANC.

ALO AMB.

ALI ALO.

752

491,

6,

6.

Ambition 1396, 2581 6, 2605.

Ambitious 553 b, 1812.
Ambrosia 194, 198 6, 1768,

6,

6,

To weigh anchor 1529

2449
2449

6.

b.

6.

Anchoret 1909, 1970.

Ancient 108 6, 5946, 1095, 1172,
!757, 1846, 1944, 2329.

2772

And 364
1339

And

b,

546

b,

1295

b,

553

b,

Ankle 972, 985

yet 715

Annihilation 1562, 1837, 2015.

Anniversary 1929.
b,

aciculatus 1118
19 6, 2146 6.
aculeatus 794.

b,

bicolor 702 b,

1 1

63

1633

b,

2318

b,

b,
ft,

2426, 2450.

To announce

1217

2371

b,

b,

To annoy

1111

b,

224

ft.

Annoyance 1158
glaber 916

b.

Juarankusa 1220
laxus 636

1235

b,

b.

of

Annual 98, 1976

2638 b.

1456

Nardus 8106.
b.

saccharatus

79

b,

6.

Schcenanthus
49,
590. 854, 9 l6 9!7 b, 1981 b,
2058, 2081 b, 2174, 2178,
2273.
serratus

anoint 1359

519.

862, 863, 2308.

2626

Antelope

2405, 2415.

808

2405
Angrily 807 b.
2402

b,

6,

2384

6,

b,

832,

b, 1165, 1188
1202, 1692, 1697 b, 1849,
2309, 2471, 2570.

Animate 2564.
3846, 1195

Animated 384.
Animation 1111, 1114.
Anise-seed 2210.

b.

843

b,

foliis

oblongis

149

Antilope

704

b,

757,

b.

b.

6.

483,

ft,

137ft,

Antimony 602, 2661

ft,

1809, 2406,

6,

1382

Anus
1748

72,
b.

73i

b,

938

b.

2631.

6,

Approach 479, 495, 2594.

To approach 663 6, 986
2163 6.
Approached 499.

ft,

6,

6,

2548, 2562,

Appropriateness 2358, 2562.

Appropriation 2224.

To

approve 2159 6, 2159

2199 6.
Approved 870 6, 871 6, 21 99
2217, 2219 6, 2604.
Approximation 479.

ft,

b,

6.

Apt 2298

ft.

Aquatic 1175, 1554.

ft.

Appellation 288, 397, 496, 877

1556, 1557-

ft,

Appetite 228, 685, 844, 2064,

2402.

applaud 2159 6.
Applause 1326 6, 1493, 1838,
2529, 2628 6.

Aqueduct 1977 ft.

Aqueous 198, 1716 ft.
AauiLARiA^Agallochum 22, 23
705, 786 ft, 825, 955.
Arabic 366

ft.

Arable 348

ft.

b,

Arbiter 1614.
Arbitration 2211, 2212, 2213

2484

6.

ft,

ft,

2639

Applicability 2562.

Arbitrator 1641

Applicable 2562.

2223 ft, 2484 ft, 2639 ftArbour 736, 1568, 1686.

Arch 879 6.
Arched 1318 ft, 879 ft.

Applied 2016.
b.

2453.
b,

6.

1496 6,

Aquarius 756.

ft.

ft.

Application 178,186,484, 1313 6,

1427 ft, 1836, 2214, 2217,2218.

1630

ft,

Aptness 562.

b.

Antirrhinum Cymbalaria 1172

b,

2344

b.

Antique, 1095.

Anvil 1617

6,

1189

April- May 2102.

Antipathy 206, 1025.

Antiquity 1847, 2297

b.

1793

ft,

14, 1347

Apple 2493

fc,

Appropriated 2016, 2717.

To

1964,

1419

ft,

Appropriate 2215
2598.

b.

Appraising 1398

Apricot 883

Appellant 341

paniculata

1184

ft-

Approbation 1116 6, 1693

2199 6, 2222 6, 2628 6.

ft.

To appease 1347
Appeased

cervicapra 786, 786

b,

To animate

512,

2309-

Animal 1164, 1164

6.

H53, 1538,1791,

Appearance 1538
2659 ft, 2750 ft.
Appearing 2161.

pubescens 1553
Antidote 2044.

b.

Anguish 645 b, 676

1398 b, 2339, 2345.
Angular 806 b, 2639.

Appeal 341

Anticipated 1852.

883

6,

Apparition 126, 127

2173.

tuberosum

Antidesma

1942

monostachyon

Apparently 1454

Anthelmintic 782.

Ant-hill 431

ft.

b,

1475, 1633.

6, 511,
827, 829, 1043, 1185, 1794,
874 b, 2079 b, 2384 b, 2384,
2405, 2415, 2415 b, 2609,
2610.

be angry 808

1167

ft,

picta, 982.

Anthericum

b.

1107

659
Apostacy 1497,2709.
Apostate 298, 1497.

Apparent 384

Answerable 1808.

Anger 190, 511, 516 b, 807, 829,

902 b, 998 b, 1213 b, 1317 b,

11, 751, 808,

b.

1808, 1820.

Ant 1739 b.
Antecedent 1769.

ft,

ft.

2107, 2697.

Answer 452, 1154

Angel 429.

Angry

706

b,

6,

Apprising 1216, 2104.

6,

Apothecary 565.
Apparatus 3886,2339,2565,26076.

world 1660.

1243

2027, 2552.

39, 2382

994
ft,

ft,

ft.

Apprehensive 2140 6,2141,2587.

Apprentice 2489 6.

Apostle 1850.

b,

Sowa 49, 694, 1127,

2210, 2284, 2463, 2283, 2284,
2473 b, 2485, 2500, 2515 b,
2639, 2643.

Angle 258, 805, 805

b,

164.

time 366

Panmorium 954

Aponogeton

1659.

b,

aristata

1184

6.

To be apprehended 1496 6.
Apprehension 380, 858, 2459,

ft.

Apology 96, 555

b,

appraise

Apprised 2105

Kobila 809

b.

1127, 2192 b, 2210 6, 2328 b.

6,

ft,

2061 6, 2460 6.
Apprehended 2062.

814.

2375, 2578.

6,

Apium involucratum

Apluda

country 1662.

'

Anf.thum

1422,

156,

be apportioned 3
Apposite 2562.

To apprehend

Apetalous 62.

2394

birth

Sorghum 1458.
verticillatus

103,

1471

b,

6.

Aphorism 2666.

Anointment 103.
Anomalous 2076 6.
Anomaly 141 b, 20766.
Another 111, 119, 129, 333
364 b, 407 b, 490 b, 922
1421

1365

6,

600, 1912, 2227, 2478.

Aperture 1872
b,

Anointing 182.

593>

806

6,

1317

6.

To

2344

1873*, 2031.

ft.

To apportion 3 6.
Apportioned 2151

Appraiser

6.

6,

1587.

2308

6.

where 747

Appointment 1068

To

Aperient 2408.

23306, 2446

b,

6.

6,

Apartment 737 6, 740

Apathy 913 6, 1185.

Ape

1576, 2439.

punctatus 981
1 1

ft,

wages 1900.
Annular 745.
2447 b.
Anointed 13,

the) 1541.

1979, 2484

b,

plant 560.

To

way 807

Apart 1773

Annoyed 2115.

421, 509, 510, 565, 863, 866 b,

923, 1204, 1456 b, 1458,2031,
2081, 2420.
(root

b.

b.

muricatus 150, 194,

muricatus

1316

one 787 6, 795

time 806 6.

wise 2336

b.

b,

6,

To be anxious 2156 6.
Any 715 6, 715, 791 6, 806

b.

Announcement 295, 2003.

Announcing 1216.

aromaticus 2031.

To

318

squamosa 316

Androfogon

2047.

Anxious 447

471, 676, 1093,

1114, 18746, 2155, 2156, 2218.

Annona reticulata

1862.

2193

b.

cucullata 358 b.

1331

APPARC.

Anxiety 465 b, 998 b, 1089, 1093,

ll 93b, 1510 b, 16626, 18746,

b.

h
Rohitaki

>

1719

b,

Annesleia spinosa 2194

b.

Andersonia

1 1

ANX APR

ANKANU.

ANDAN1.

1719,

To apply 870 ft.

To appoint 2157

ft,

2211,

Archer 422, 676, 1338

1492,

1493-

ft.

Appointed 787, 1557

2016, 2193 ft, 2691.

6,

2212,

ft,

1587,

Archery 1338

6,

1492, 2471.

Architect 1605, 2689.

2773

To

6.

bovinia 991.
cinerea 647

6,

2481

cinnamomea 851

1541

892

b.

1223

b,

b.

glandulosa 1908

727

b,

b,

leucocephala 2256 6,22656.

Malaccensis 666

b.

maxima 618

Saruuga 2636.

To

Siberica 2636.

Ardent 1221

b,

1228

1511

b,

Aedisia Catihara 667

b.

solanacea 647

6,

Ardour 455,
1511

b,

1512

b.

1221 b, 1353
b, 1802, 1846.

b,

Faufel 60 1, 823, 860,966,

1076, 1324, 1764.
gracilis

2392

triandra 1906

Arenaria

2750

To

448

b,

Arrived 289,
2593.

2392

b.

Arrogant

1634, 2350, 2375

b,

446

far

2265.

Arrow 675, 1963, 2469, 2513

2645

6,

2497, 2758
6,

1412,

b,

1988, 2168,2478.

bone 1542

6,

as

6,

Artful 1698

6,

865, 2513

Article 1972 6.

1866

1546

6,

1627

1151

6.

6496, 18896, 1988.

6036, 2476, 2565,
2579, 2616, 2617, 2722 6.
Armory 253, 2646 6, 2674 6.

Artist 694, 905 6.

Armour

Artizan 2497.

pit 569,

252,

603, 1299, 1928, 2353

2565, 2674 6.

6,

Arms 253,
Army 91,

man

1637, 1883
2672, 2675.

1055,
6,

Around 1674

6,

6.

All around 1046

1361

1361

1048

6,

6,

1830

b.

1078

6,

6.

6,

2533
6.

865

586,652

6,

odoratissima 575.

2482.

1436

6,

b.

6,

6,

1437

6,

2059

6.

tenacissima 1198

integrifolia

403

6,

b,

96.

campanulatum 219 6, 378,

559, 2510, 560 6, 597, 606 6,
6,

6.

pseudosarsa 78, 24806,

1764.
653
Lacucha 552, 1266,
1275 6, 12766, 1277 6, 1456 6,
1657, 2170 6, 2417, 2437 b.

1906

echinata 2624

b.

tinctoria

6.
6.

To ascribe 1009 6, 2431

Ashamed 1365, 2470 6.

6.

Ashes 1331
2026.

6.
6.

Aspirated letter 2242.

1 1

6,

1042

19

6,

1119.

2269

b,

2639,

1056,
997,
2070, 2555, 2598, 2600.
To assemble 1 168 6.

1163,

6,

Assembled 534, 2591, 2593, 2600.

Assembly 1009, 1181 6, 1643 b,
1681, 2099 6, 2196 6, 2197 6,
2201 6, 2319 6, 2587, 2594.

To assent 1004

b, 2199
Assented to 34, 2717.

16976, 2144,2174,

6,

2417

6.

Asserted 724.
Assertion 434.
Assessor 2587.

Asseveration 1609 6, 2571.

Assiduity 171, 186.

Assiduous 186, 497, 62g, 2524.

Assignation 2560.

Assigned 1217

Assignment
1920 6.

6.

1086

1249

6,

To assist digestion 1 192 6.

Assistance 336 6, 752 b, 2206
2617, 2620, 2639.
Assistant 453
2617.

6,

6,

752

b,

1781 6,

Assisted 479, 2677.

Associate 1637, 2303

b,

2626

2728

2210

volubilis

b.

6.

tunicata 1132

2183.

656

tingens 1622.

157

2604, 2717.

gigantea 208, 393, 622,

1992, 2222, 2316 6,

6.

Assent 1003, 2199 b, 2265 6,

2282 b, 2319 b, 2549, 2550,

rosea 842, 929, 1435,

Arum bulbiferum
6,

6.

arouse 1094

6,

1526, 1897

Aromatic 2651.

To

781, 1372.

687

363.

193 1 , 2430

1122

Artificial

Artillery

Artocarpus Chaplasha 1074

Armourer 253, 2475.

1851,

6.

908,

Armed

1831,

geminata 620, 648

6,

Artificer 694.

b.

6,

2129, 2206, 2677, 2678, 2760.

Artifice 1527 6,

6.

411, 1560, 1921, 1946, 2463,

2464.

Assemblage

6.

Asclepias acida4ii, 744, 1051,

6.

2748

Assay-scales 549.
6.

Artery 1551, 1495.

Artless 2676 6.

Arithmetic 909, 30, 1704, 2107,

2558, 2748 6.

as

Ascetic 1303, 1322, 1664, 2102,

2125, 2298, 2328, 2335, 2336,
2480, 2581.

vulgaris 1547 b.

officinalis

Assassination

1611, 1807.

6.

Asparagus

Assault
2750.

Ascertainment 1575, 1598, 1609,

6.

sternutatoria 1525.

b.

6.

Ascertained 1595, 1599, 2691.

Ascertaining 1599.

6.

1280.

6,

1476, 1576, 1577,

6,

6.

To ascertain 1609
6,

2270.

906

aspire 2070 6.
Ass 862, 926, 944 6, 945 6,2397.
Assa foetida 1161, 2742 6.

Ascended 2405.
Ascending 462.

b.

6,

To

1853.

Arsenical 2634.

b.

Aristida Chhachiya 1142 b.

Aristolochia Indica 208, 4206,

2339

6.

Ascendancy 933

6.

Arsenal 253.

1467

6,

6.

6,

6,

Aslant 646

Asphodel

6,

To ascend 1042

Artemisia Indica 1393

b,

6,

b.

1426

1400,

927,

6.

Aspersion 1316

as 1688 2347
long 2347
many 2335
many 2335
much 2335 2647
you please 2355

1567,

494,

Madraspatana 1562
435

6,

as

Art 818, 2350

b.

A. Karka 810
1785.

6,

before 1770

2206, 2244, 2265, 2697.

b.

i960

1694

6,

1251

Asking 2162

racemosus 183,264,

6, 2335 6, 2336
2355 6, 2356 6.
a foe 2157 6.

Arson 975.

alsinoides 657 b.

arise 350,

Arm

455,

b,

b,

Arrogance 164, 516 6, 9246, 927,

1089, 1210 6, 1394 6, 1397,
1400, 1413 6, 1426 6, 1846,

Arisen 457, 2405.

422

1636

6,

Arsenic 2603

b.

Argemone Mexicana 2494

Argonauta Argo 1035.
Argument

arrive

6,

2468, 2655.

946

As 2157

1971.

6,

6,

Arytenoid 1515.

17886.
2209.

Area 846, 1078 b, 2588.

Areca Catechu 472, 601, 823,
860, 953 b, 966, 981, 1030,
1076, 2655 b.

1146

arrest

Askew

bifaria 83.

6.

2252

6.

b.

Arrival 449 b, 452, 2594.

To

Arduous 2654.

1309

b,

Asked 1775.

6.

Bengalensis

1531, 1541

1888

2017

sessiliflorum

1082

6,

6.

Asleep 1022

Arundo

6.

6.

ask 1065

2253

1027.

tibialis or

6,

To

6.

6.

2735 6.
Indicum 2263 6, 2263.
nymphaeafolium 2636 6.
Orissense 1026 6, 1027

b,

Ashore 1507
Aside 1725

gracile

6.

Arrears 1887

6.

cordifolium 2046

822, 938 6,
I599.i6i3, 1675, 1688, 19136,
2017, 2036 6, 2123, 2369,
2512.

Arrear 1952

b.

1137

6,

cucullatum 2046

1001, 1595, 1599, 1614, 1923,

2112, 2122, 2300 b, 2369.

Arranging 938 6, 1595.

Array 1932,2122, 2369

ASH ASS.

colocasia 383 6, 572, 574,

1078

Arrayed 2122.

nivea 1886.
nivea

Arum

2036 6, 2283 6,
2625 6, 2633 b.
640 b, 938 6, 939 6.
1001 6,
1100 6,
1116 6,
2035 6.
Arranged 98, 640, 9386, 1000,
arrange

Arrangement 410

b.

726

jaculator
799 b , 8 30 b.

b.

b,

Coromandeliana
1233 b.
flavicollis

ARU ASH.

ARR ARU.

ARC ARO.
Arcturus 2532 6, 2714.
Ardea Argala 2228, 2735

To

6,

6.

associate

2283

b.

Association 2591, 2640.

To assort 2079
To assuage 607

b.

6.

Assumable 101.

To assume 1004

b.

b,

2774

ASS ATT.
Assurance 872
Assuredly

2653

6.

1624

157,

257*

6,

b,

b.

b.

Attendance 99, 480, 497, 878

2134, 2639, 2673, 27506.

Asterism 1326.

Asthma 2532

AUS B AC.

ATT AUS.
To attend 672 b, 2265 b, 2506
To attend to 2758 b.

b.

Astonished 1054, 1216,

2486, 2725 6, 2760 b.

2053,

Attendant 1672, 1673

2618, 2626 6, 2750
Attendants 1677.

Astonishing 65, 384, 1054, 1090.

Attended

Astonishment 384, 1054, 1090,

1999, 2053, 27256, 2760 b.
Astray 457 b.

by 2591.
Attending 94.

Astringent 643, 643

Astrolabe 1164

b,

6.

2339, 2339

b.

b,

17246,

b,
b-.

At 664

Attitude 1277

Attentiveness 2569.

To

6.

b,

first

b,

b,

b,

last

b.

b.

Avarice 843, 1889

b,

avail

961

1063

6,

A vaunt

b.

life

6,

this interval

b.

this

b,

b,

b.

b,

which time 2355

145

b.

b.

Atheist 1079, 1563, 2510.

Atheistical 91, 1563. *594<

Athwart 310 b, 312 b, 313 b.

Atmosphere 113, 282, 388 b, 851,
8S9> 1425, 1537, 2510.
46, 584, 1664, 2409, 2664.

Audience 1975
Avenger 1813.

Awning 149
2482

Avenue 2527.

b.

Attainable 922, 1852,2427,2596.

Attainment 1316

Attempt 479-

b,

6,

925

6,

686

Carambola
1394, 1635, 2285 6.

6,

Averse 1089, 1992, 2029,2030.

Aversion 563, 1025, 1487, 2030,

6.

6,

1371

6,

2087, 2140 6

6,

2509

6,

2509, 2510

6,

2633

6_

1052 6, 1067 6,
1137 6, 2006,

1244

6,

6.

1852.

Augment 2093 6.
To augment 1962

6,

1644, 868

Augmentation 404

6,

1926, 19626,

2022, 2070.

Augmented
August

Aunt

2069.

September 2153.

(paternal) 1742 6,

2276

6.

Auspicious 848, 1330 6, 1493,

2253,
2137, 2224 6, 2243,
2493, 2506, 2507, 2526.

6.
6.

1810, 21046, 2419.

6,

1703

1780

6,

2304

6,

6,

6.

Bait 1077

1253

6,

6.

Baiting-place 448 6, 1653, 22196.

To bake 1317

2151

6,

6.

Baking 2143.
Balance 1489, 1952 6, 1139 6,
1191 6, 1309 6, 1345, 1349,
1569

To

balance 1445 6, 1446

Balanced 1042 6.

6.

Bald 1243 6, 1627

1990, 2296 6.
Baldness 1243

1634

6,

6,

6.

bald 1243 6.

6,

937

bale 1145

6,

2104

2670

6,

6.

6.

Baling 2671,
Baling vessel 2671, 2671

Azure 282, 2286

Balk 267

853 6, 957 6, 958 6,

970,972, 978 6, 979, 1898 6,
1926, 2146 tt, 2443 6, 2455 6.

Ballot 958

Balustrade 924

6.

Bamboo

Bachelor 63, 107, 266 6.

Back 1734*, 1775, 18036.
1881

6.

6.

1885, 2463.

rod

Bambusa

6.

12676, 1743

bone 642,
23196.

966

baccifera

6,

6.

arundinacea 1885.

2045

6.

Balcooa 1691 6,2160

door 8786, 1701

6.

part 1701 6, 2400.

Backbiter 1101

6.

Ball-room 1550

6,

6.

6.

Ball 598,

6.

B.
Babble 574 &
To babble 2136

again 1803

Aurora 206.

2105

6,

2666.

6.

6.

965, 13806, 13856,

To

(pole) 1512.

2087,21856,2702,

Bag 9376,

14096, 16086.
Badly 1447, 2221 6.
Badness 174, 593, 1473, 2266.

Bale 936

1665.

Axle-tree 1512, 24386.

6.

445.

6,

To become

(pole) 1244 6.

Axiom

2031.

6.

To be awry 1352 6.
Axe 740, 7426, 12446.
(battle)

omen

Baked 2151 6, 2179, 2188.

Baker 680, 1766, 2403 6.

1251 6, 1252 6, 1335, 13526,

1355*, 1949*, 20756.

Avebrhoa

6,

6.

335

2231.

Baggage 1098 6, 1941, 2632

Bagnio 2739 6.

2509.

6,

H376, I7856,

Badge 1052

1961

Awry

aver 2571 6.

2329

6,

6.

mark 881 6.
name 732.

Bailiff

1127, 1131

1444.

conduct 747 6, 750.

custom 758 6.

Bail 1191

11, 126,

2504

avert 857
Averted 858.

18306.

6,

2305.

Awned

6.

luck

Awkwardly 13346.
Awkwardness 335 &, 1081

6.

"

6.

349-

Attachment 102, 337, 387, 1637,

1839, 1966,2267, 2561.
Attack 49, 180, 284, 1042 b,
2750 b.
To attack 285 6,

attained 2283

6,

6,

character 1446.

6,

Awful 1030, 2140,2166, 27256.

Awfulness 2140.

Awkward

2748.

habit 592.

To awaken 1082 6, 1183

Awakened 1183, 1809.

Awn

To

2290

Awake 248, 11826, 1183, 1828.

To awake 1022 6, 1094 6, 11836,

Audible 2523, 2529.

Aviary 601, 1086

To be

22 79,

1569

6,

"-behaviour 240, 2221

Awaiting 1814,22996.

Awaking 1111.
Awards 1613, 23766.
Awarded 1416, 1614.
Aware of 1214, 1952

6,

6,

2469.

Auxiliary 453

6,

6,

Autumnal 2469, 2482.

1062

Attached 100, 102, 387, 2130,

2203 b, 2296 b, 2419, 2548.

1788

Autumn

747, 863
8746, 877

593,

1900

advice 757
aspect 230.

1936,

1833,

Awl

To

853, 2584.

6.

Audacious 1796, 1809.

Audacity 1500, 1796.

Auger 1371

b,

6.

Atonement 837, 1854.

Atrophy 837, 3389.

1694

2452.

Average 904.

Atheism 1563, 1593, 2280.

2750

1081

Auction-sale 1607

b.

b.

attain

6,

Avariciously 719.

b,

Away 1208 6.
Awe 2725 6.

6.

b.

b.

To

6.

Avaricious 49, 593, 1889

2452 6, 2452, 2569.

b,

Atom

attribute 2431

b.

b,

6.

Attribute 496, 959, 2040.

b,

leisure

1473

attract 280.

To
To

b,

6,

Attractive 280.

b.

full

1278

Attraction 92, 280, 284, 1245 6.

b.

834,

15766.

Attracted 284.

b.

1354,

11206,
Attention 151, 8606,
1294, 1305 h 1801, 1946 6,
2134, 2218, 2631, 2753 6.

Attenuated 2664.

b.

Bad

Authentic

Backward 2559.

Authority 4046, 5396, 11676,

Astronomy 852, 1219.

Asylum 155, 386, 2469, 2550.
b,

Backwardness 2560.

Austerity 415, 580, 1303.

Authoritative 1167

Attentive 79, 528, 672 6, 675 6,

860 6, 1120 6, 2218, 2569,
2607 6, 2631, 2753 6.

any time 594 1187

business 2404
every hour 2625
328 769
length 2428
hand 494, 1529 1567
2580
2327
2197
116 116, 157

1631.
158
midnight 216
no time 1187
once 527 1229 2351
one time 531
present 539 543
the end 2514
the hazard of 1849

409

time 543
2634
1821
variance 2292 2322

Austere 578, 580, 2336.

Author 1001.

to, 1208.

6,

Backbiting 11016.

Authenticity 1853.

Astrologer 815 b, 907, 1219,

1220, 1463, 2329.
Astrology 115 b , 97, 121 9-

b.

BAC BAM.

Auspiciousness 767, 2137, 2157,

2195, 2243, 2680.

6,

1776.

spinosa

2074

6,

2080

6,

2097

Tulda 1241

6.

651

6,

1313

b.

358,
6.

6,

2775

BAN BAR.
Band 1307

BAS BEA.

2602.

6,

Bandage 14146, ,1645, 1781

1912

b,

6,

Base 67, 607 b, 608

985 b, 1156, 1251
1618
1902

1914,

Bandy-legged 1949
Bane 1 180 6.

2150

b,

6.

b,
b,

bom
Basella

740

b,

1786

b,

b,

1963

b,

baptize

Baseness

593,

1410

b,

6,

2750

b.

Bargain 790

2151

b,

To

1953
bark 788 b.

Barking 729

759, 934 b, 2144.

370.

ciliata

b.

210,

1420,

1963cristata

1229

b,

b.

longifolia

765

401, 676,
802, 845,1328 b,

b,

prionitis

1684,

759,

Barn 996
Barracks

b.

1968

b,

b,

b.

b.

house 2695
Battery 1319

b,

b.

1691

2300

b,

1987.

b,

b,

Bauhinia anguina 1547

variegata

2382

b.

665

b.

2326

2021,

b.

6,

Bawling

b.

Bay 876

b.

Barringtonia acutangula

109

Bayonet 2562

Barrenness 1615.
170,

197,405, 1572, 2744.

Barrister 592 b.

Barter 325, 546 b, 1584, 1676,

1806, 1992 6, 2268 b, 2271 b.

bear young

1 1

65

bear fruit 1867

Beard 1410

2620

b,

b.

6,

1869

b,

b,

To

2108, 2521.
6,

b.

b,

393,

366,
1829, 1854.

2476.

Bearer 1448, 19196, 2104,2158,

2159-

Beguiled 2327.

Beast 1512, 1692.

Behaviour 1060, 1079, 2112.

Beheading 2495.

To

beat 738

1015
1743

b,

2293

b.

b,

1260
1779

b,

b,
b,

740
1263
1959

b,

804

b,

b,

1734
2269

b,

b,

b,

To behold

Beating 2343.
Beating time 614.

Beau 1878

b,

1879

Bdellium 756,
Be it so 251 b.

757.

Tol>e 1381 b, 2719 b.

Beacon 282.
Beadroll 616 b, gog.

b.

1318

Being 1381

2719

b.

6.

To

1130

belch 467

Believer 391.

6,

2355

6,

6,

6.

vapid 1353

b.

worse 1995

b.

believe 2571

6.

Believed 1814.

fry 1011.

man 1009

101

6,

1.

metal 568, 647, 656

ache 1778

6.

band 1210

6.

Belonging to 2203

6.

Beloved 30, 303

6,

Below

66, 72 6, 1314

1618

1559

2409 6.
Bedding 2001 6.

2328

To

6.

420, 1397,
1780, 1855, 1936, 2695, 2755.

1688, 2197, 2468.

2178,

>>.

6, 2144.
Belly 463, 732, 927, 1159, 1342,
1732, 1777 6,2167 b.

quilt

224,

1283

Bellows 1062, 1182

time 1576.

Bee

6,

Belief 4166,5376, 1814, 1817,

2131, 2204, 2522.

6.

Becoming 437.

6,

6,

striker 1011.

To beckon 1038 6, 1258

Become 2172.
To become 2719 6.

6,

6.

6.

Bell 1011.

Bed 1347

6.

1617 6,16306.

6,

Belch 466, 1283

Beauty 680, 883

dry 2503

1693,

6,

6,

Beautiful 809, 8836, 1079, 10 90,

1091,1188, 13046,1426, 1999,
2154, 2161, 2198, 2217, 2218,
2219, 2377, 2395, 2402, 2406,
2413, 2425, 2429, 2518, 2526,
2628, 2655, 2660.

2335

6.

1926, 2010, 2138,

2154, 2172, 2174, 2568, 2570,

1565, 1603.

(final)

6,

Behold! 16936.

b.

6,

2756

6,

15566,

6.

Belt 8096, 16466, 1703, 1912 6.

Bench 1120 6, 1703 6, 1743,

Bedstead 854, 1078 6, 1136 6,

1688, 1690 6, 1726 6, 869,

2624

Beheld 2055.
Behind 154 6, 1693
1701 6, 1733 6, 1776
the back 1776

be beaten 2269

2197.
b,

1827

479,

Begonia laciniata 2749

Begun 106, 366, 1828.

b.

595,

begin 366.

Beginning

old 11736.

1457/;.

6.

Beardless 1343.

809.

b,

To beg 2252 6, 2253

To beget 1164 6.

Beggar 2162, 2163 6, 2163.

Begging 2162 6, 2270.

b.

Bearded 2509.

b.

665,748, 1040

Bawd 2468.
To bawl 1 09
1

b,

Befriended 2677

2546

b,

Because 791
2356 6.

Battle 1997, 2269 b, 2353, 2371,

2423 b, 2563, 2592, 2602.

6,

bear 1987

1079, 1129,
1942 6, 1887 6, 2402, 2406,
2434, 2437. 2518, 2525, 2679.

1054, 2008, 2351, 2363.

1542, 1739

6.

b.

bathe 1544

663

Bear 520, 2144, 2160.

To
To
To

Before 27, 28, 28 6, 292 6, 1398

6,
1694 6, 1757 b, 1769 '6,
1772 6, 1845 b, 2404 6.
Before the face 1834 6, 2605 6.
Before-mentioned 28 6, 1772,
2196 6.

Beatitude 128, 796.

b.

Bathed 147, 2695.

Bathing 147, 152, 2695.

2660,

Barren 1615, 1915, 1949

2227, 2383 b.
tree

b,

purpurea 572
b,

131 b.

Barrel 1117

2192

platyphylla 1097

b.
1

958, 1970, 2209,

2248 b, 2329,

room 2695

Barleycorn 2340.

719, 1268 b,

b,

of a plough 427.

To

Candida 679

696, 2656

b.

b.

1745 b.
Barley 2643.

Barm

2761

b,

6,

Battalion 1690

dichotoma 2479

582

b,

b.

Beastly 1632 b.
b,

b.

2211,

Bath 2739

1233,

1621, 2675.

b,

b,

2175.

b,

2300
Bat 41, 1061, 1076

To

443

coerulea

1918

of corn 713

1270

b,

Bastion 2064

1410

b,

1702

b.

b.

Barleria 210,

763

1911

b,

Bason 1097

2726

1101

b,

b,

Bastard 42, 241, 785 b, 818,

995, 1192, 1283 b, 2001 b,

2685.

b.

6,

b.

Beam 310

b.

latifolia

Bark 1137&, 1143*, 1376, 1935.

1952

2470

2210,
2451.

039,

1385

BEF BEN.
1263

b,

Bearable 1507.

Bassia 1909

436

764

b.

1618,

longifolia

lay bare

b, 1

Basket 882 b, 1103 6, 1230

1235 b, 1249 b, 1253 b.
Basket-maker 1277 b, 2293 b.

b.

Barbarian 1592, 2331.

To

1 746
2436

6,

b.

b,

1116

Bear's cub 2160.

of a triangle 726.

Barbarous 1183, 1597, 1613.

Barber 1539 b, 1544 b, 1555,
b,

b,

Basil 702 b.

Baptized 147.

2729 6.
Bard 2135

1764

b,

b.

30,

2364

b.

Bar 208, 1261

Barb 371.

b,

Basis 690

274

b.

Bashfulness 127, 1365, 2129,

2422, 2432 b, 2470 b, 2739 b
2763.

b.

rubra

1908

2433

Baptism 1274.

To

89 1

Bashful 1365, 2129,22906,2422,

Bankrupt 1455 b.
Banner 790, 1523, 1650.
Banquet 2185 b.
Banterer 1893

1617,

b,

lucida 458, 499, 1765.

1891

1964 b, 2081 b.
Banking-house 738.
Bank-note 1086 b.

Banter 1893

2585

b,

774,
805 b, 1157, 1291, 1338,1532,
1706 b, 1761, 2413.

Banker 740

Beak

1702 b, 1719, 1811,

3171, 2409 b, 3748.
alba 1746

2534

655

376,

b,

735

'

Banishment 2023.
Banisteria Bengalensis 55.

Bank

BEA BEF.

b,

2187,

2209,

6.

2315

6.

Bend 1028

1352

1949

2075

6,

To bend

hive 2209.

Beef 992.

Been 2268, 2172, ^719 6Becs-wax 2211, 2325 6, 2642.

6.

To bend

1558

6,

bow 1041 6.
down 1234 6, 1237

6,

1624

Bending 1949
Bengal

1623 6, 1632
2324 h.

6,

31.

6,

6.

2i68_

6,

b,

2776

BEN BET.
Bengalus
Bent

fuscus 2486

1949

2075

b,

down

2167

b,

1888,

1635,

1531,

738,

BET BIT.
Between

b.

2756

b,

1314

b,

Benediction 382, 1917

b,

b,

2195, 2745.

2372,
2652, 2745.

Benevolence

2564,

2507,

2652,

311

312

1160,

b,

b,

b.

To

b.

Bequest 2311.

Berberis pennata 2723

verticillata

2435

Bier 854, 869.

Biestings 1746, 1780.

2109

b,

2097

this

b,

(hand) 1086

b.

besiege

2080

922

b,

542 b, 543
1028 b,

2414

b.
b,

1708

b,

Besieger 2413.

Billow 508, 641, 1999.

Billowing 1 176 b.

Besieging

Bilobated 1484.

1028

155,

154,

b,

To

1595.

Besmeared

b.

Best 60, 451, 564

2470 h,
1917,

b,

bind 1951

1663, !826,
2528, 2568,

2570.

Betel-box 1706
Betel-nut 953

b,

b,

1961

967

b,

1971

2655

tree 966.

b.

leaf 1324, 1686.

b,

2334

b.

b,

1203, 1204,

b.

To

b.

1039

b.

Betula

2470

Bit 583
b,

206.

Bhoorja 2177.

2528.

1339

b,

Bitch 730
Bite 684

605, 716

1626

b,

b,

b,

b,

b,

731, 7466.

1394.

1249

865,2431

b.

b,

Blossomed

31.

Blot 881

1409

b,

b.

b.

b.

b.

Blotted 632, 1409

To blow 1063

1410

b.

b.

b.

b,

1520, 1825, 1843,

1991, 2164, 2700.

1261

b,

fly 2137 b.
Blunder 2170 b, 2682.

blunder 2170 b.
Blunt 57, 1506, 1616, 2183

Blustering 1224 b, 1415, 2750

Blusteringness 1415.

b,

Boa constrictor 39,

b.

1987, 2104

Horatta 1995

b.

b.

1082

b.

b.

1703

b,

1867

b,

To

Boastfulness 1415.

1883

b,

boast 1962

b.

1396.

Blinded by lust 687.

b,

b.

b.

Blind (Venetian) 1234 b.

b.

40,988,1336,

Boar 1409 b, 1920,2502 b, 2508 b,

2509,25186,
Board 118, 1289 b, 1702 b,

Boast 1248

b.

b.

b.

wages 873

1871

b,

21856.

well 118.

Blister 1263 b,

b,

294, 617, 725, 807, 1015 b.

1017, 1023 b, 1117 b, 1260 b,
1324 b, 1379 b, 1844.

To

Blind 117, 1186, 275

b.

Boasting 1248 b, 1400,

1864 b, 2170 b, 2707.

14151

Boat 722

1633,

b,

1272

b,

1308

b,

1785.

2019.
blister

out 1600,

Bletia Tankervillia 2455

Blithe 885

2323

b,

Bludgeon 889, 915,

2292 b, 2433 b.
Blue 1621, 1622.

Blemish 842 b, 881 b, 1409

Blended 877 b, 2283.
Blessed 2224 b, 2299 b.

To

2322

Blow

b.

bleed 2363 b.

Blindly 118

b,

Blossom 1691, 2287,

2323 b.

Blown 459,

Bleeding 2364.

Blindness 1493

Better 1917

2364, 2365.

355 b, 2365.
deeds 887 b.

1 843 b.
with the breath 1876

Blear-eyed 831, 1741.

Bishop 901.

b.

b.

b,

flux

(as a flower)

b.

Bisected 1482.

betroth 1921

1450,

blaze 1222 b, 1489 b.

To

64

Bloody 887

!879

folded 275

1 1

96.

Blotch 721.

gigantea 1357

To give

Betrothed 1954.
Betrothment 1918.

1867,

b.

Betraying confidence 2044.

birth

b.

Blessing 382, 1917, 1917

164.

b,

Bleached 1520.

To

b.

vessel 1552 b.

To blossom 1878
b.

b, 1578 b, 1470.
Blameable 747, 929, 1470.
Blamed 2143, 2433
Blameless 65, 1590, 1598.

day 1929.
place

1873

1883

b,

155, 9 2 9 b , 952 6,

Blatta

Birth 457, 472, 1162, 1164, 1186,

1830, 1840, 2138, 2139, 2603,
2666.

b,

2233,

Blasphemous 1729.
Blasphemy 1729.

/>.

b.

b,

Blade 1651, 1691, 1709

Blazing 1511

catcher 1086

(tailor)

Bengalensis 1726

1684

6,

Blanket 391, 609, 610

b.

lime 310

Bestowed 2602.
Bet 797 b.

Bladder 1645

Blank 1648

b,

Binomial 1484.
Biped 1467 b, 1484, 1711.
Bird 852, 1086 b, 1537, 1638,
1650, 1651, 1699 b, 1700 b,
2053, 2300 b.
1700

707

706,

Blaze 1222, 1223

b,

Binding 1200

13, 103, 156.

To bespatter 1139
Besom 869 b.
To bespot 5 b.

Blacking 706, 708.

Bland 809. 1084, 1955, 2317.

Blandishment 2738.

b.

Billion 864.

Besieged 154, 2414.

Beta

b.

b,

b.

pepper 703 b, 1498.

Blacksmith 628, 687 b, 2453,
2454 b.
Blacksmith's shop 2454 b.
Blackness
2521.

b.

2364

b,

sucker 1119 b f 2364.

thirsty

To blame 1450
1375, 604

hook 141 1, 2426

of sale 2606 b.

b.

b.

b.

1578.

(exchange) 1249

Besides 111, 523

shot 2365.

Blame

(divorce) 1329

Beset 2558.
Beside 18846.

2454, 2517-

guard 1444.

1869

1263

Blockhead 944 b.
Blood 835, 887 b, 2363, 2404,

shed 887

lead pencil 2646

Bill 1039,

b.

b,

784,
2521.

b.

coloured 1239

mustard 2396

Bilious fever 1738.

Koenigii 1897 b.

Bergia

b,

colour 706.

Bibliographer 1002.

Bilious 1783.

b.

b.

b,

Bible 1497, 1498.

Bilingual 1438 b.

integerrima 1906

orellana 2422

antelope 786.

Bile 1738.

b.

Bereft 2748, 2754.

Bergera

To

b.

suaveolens 195, 663,

708, 752, 785, 1011, 1184,
!703, 2 522, 2692, 2322.

b.

blockade 2414
Blockaded 2414.

705
785, 1621, 2233, 2301

Beobotrys nemoralis 2308

Bixa

b.

Block 1382 b, 2295 b.

Blockade 154, 2413.

b.

To

Black 700, 700

580, 643, 737, 1230, 1250,

1432, 1703, 2202, 2502, 2516,
2517-

b.

Benzoin 257, 2496.

b,

b,

Bignonia Indica 203, 204, 520,

2684.

Benumbedness 1159, 1160

To be benumbed 1 242 b.

1331, 1332

Bitterness 1331.

Biennial 1484.

2564,

423,

2679, 2 745.

Benumbed

b.

Biassed 284.

Benefit 1867, 2745.

b,

BLO BOA.
Bloated 1251

b.

Bitumen 2496.

68, 1661

2417

1387

b,

gourd 578.

2470

b,

Bezoar 1182
bias

To bite 685

ft.

Bewildered 2116, 2027, 2725

2760 b.

Beyond

Benevolent

b,

1399

Bitter 583

Beverage 1716
Beware 860 b.

Beneficence 423.

b,

BIT BLI.

113,

22136.
Betwixt 111

b.

Beneficent 1663, 1685, 2137

2195.
Beneficial 861

b,

b,

152.

Beneath 67 b, 72
15566,1559*.

111

1871
b.

b.

man 1544

b,

hook 2419

b.

1629

b,

1786.

2777

BOD BOR.
Bodice 33. 575, 65
Bodiless 33.

Bodily

690

2616

2471,

6,

2483,

C.

The body

31, 269 6, 638, 690 6,

846, 846 b, 935 b, 943, 1299,
1462,
1535, 1489 b, 1735,
1915, 2471.

Body

Border 43, 6556, 12526, 1506,

1682, 1851, 2567 b, 2608 b,
2647, 2742 b.
Bore 1990 b.

To

bore 805

Boerhavia

b,

943

2517,

b.

To be born 1165 b, 2719 b.

To borrow 522 b, 1507 b.

Brake 651

b.

Bos

Branch 1271

gavseus 919, 922

Boswellia

728
2248, 2473
'

thurifera 415,

Boiled rice 118, 2130, 2153

2643.

b,

2186

b.

Pama 2186

b.

coitor

Bold 1269

b.

1987

b,

Bottom 1312, 1313

1380

b,

1994,2747

Bolt

1982

b,

208, 725, 765

879

b,

Bombax heptaphyllum 586,

2323,

6,

2365

b,

2645 b, 2693.
pentandrum 2535

b,

Bombyx Caiba 1698 b.

Bond 539 b, 858 b, 1306
2294 6.
Bondage 951

Bondsman
2735

b,

b.

b,

1913,

1420.

1810,

2104,

2419,

b.
b.

790 b, 1001, 1753,

1763, 1942 b, 1944 b, 2486.
binder 1200 b, 1944 b.

Boon

812

b,

b,

790

b,

2334

b,

1533,

2702.

b,

To bound

1259

Boundary

148,

fruit

1292

b,

559

b,

b,

1871

2608

b,

To

b,

1203,

b.

flabelliformis

1327, 1327

Borax 1239 6, 1243

2675 b, 2678 b.

To bow 1949 b, 2075 b.

Bowed 152, 1531, 2167, 2756

614

b,

b.

b,

142

b.

6,

Breathless 2084

6.

Boyhood

6.

Breve 76

2289

dust 892

b,

1982, 2497.

6.

Brittle 862,

1260

b,

Broad 1040

6,

6,

b.

b.

2133, 2200

121

Broadcloth 1911

6.

6.

6.

Brocade 7136, 7176, 7196.

Broil (domestic) 8736.

1850

6,

To

broil 2

69

6.

Broken 858, 11126, 1523, 2009

2132, 2150 6, 2164, 2488

b,

b,

2700.

backed 809
Broker 1419 b.
Brokerage 1419 6.

6.

Bromelia Ananas 86
Bronchine 1878

3356.

6,

1879

6,

Bronchial 1541.
Broncliocele 906.
6,

1889,

1609

Broom 887
1236

6,

889 6,
6, 868

b,

1963

1229
869

6,

6,
6,

2271, 2517, 2605.

6.

Broth 1208

1238

b,

b.

Brothel 1530, 2094.

6.

Brother 2145

2188.

6,

(elder)

27,1411

6,

1770.

(husband's younger) 1 459.

2290

6,

6,

2410

6.

Brother-in-law 26036.
Brother's wife (elder) 2151

b.

Brought 335

6,

895 6, 2659
2152 6.

2386

6.

maker 405

6.

layer

6.

to a conclusion 1580 6.

>

6.

6.

Bribe 450, 1023

bribe

6,

1869

over 1720
655

6.

kiln 1701 6,

Boyishness 1110

b,

Brick 4056, 421.

1148

6.

1840

164

Brisk 1337, 1340

b,

To
b,

match 2473.
6, 2417 b, 2431

bring 336

1609, 1848, 2532.

6,

breathe 1565

6.

fruit

586, 1657.

woman 2318

Breeches 1157

b.

Boxing 1988, 2234.

Boy 753, 996 b, 1110

To

/.

b.

2645

Breath 1396

To

Brimful 6756, 2142

Brimstone 916.

b,

1657.

Breaking 2135, 2150 6.

Breast 727 6, 733, 1134
2059 6, 2682.

!979-

1503 b

1987

b,

b.

of a

b.

b,

b.

break 858 b, 873 b, 1017 b,

1040 b, 1112 b, 1138 6, 11466,
12506, 1872 6, 1873 6, 2133 b,

2150

698, 1073, 1391 b, 1492,

149 2 b, 1537, 1801, 1802.

b,

1251

b,

Brink 654

b,

2413,

2656.

6,

b.

Breakfast 380, 1177,

1982 6, 2735 6.

Bow

1097

2569

b,
1673, 1702,
1742, 2039, 2052, 2121.

Bountiful 51, 1410, 1412, 1901,

1902, 1945-

10356, 11796,

Brilliant

vows 2124.

Breadth 1121

Bowels 274

1430, 1473.

b.

Boundless 136, 2095 b.

Boundlessness 78, 333.

10356, 1120, 11566,

b,

Breach 1249 b, 2000, 2133, 2133

b, 2150 b, 2576.
of

1142

Brilliancy

2535

643

12236, 1839,

b,

1840, 2153,

2510,2520.
2631 b.

6,

Bounding 1863.

6,

forth

fruit tree

b.

1505, 1682,

1688, 2230, 2590,

2647, 2723 b.

Box 1272

Indica 1149

b,

6.

1200 b,
1035 6,
14946, 1839, 2503,

10696, 1200

b.

b.

Brawling 574 b, 640 b.

Braying 1098 b, 2763.
Bread 138, 1734 b, 1766, 2403
2413 b.

827.

Bound 447 h 458, 507

of a tobacco-pipe 636, 727

Boot 1077 b, 2323 b.

Booty 2174, 2442 b.
Borassus

1478, 2478.

Bower 736, 1568.

Bowl 727 b, 744 b, 864, 1330

b.

1917.

Borago

Bought 717

Bravery 1167
Bravo 1987

2596

6,

Brightness 443, 10356, 10676,

1738, 1745

b,

1942

b.

Bottomless 22, 48.

b,

b,

Brawl 574 b.
To brawl 638

b.

1217, 1492, 2491.

b,

case 379 b.
keeping 307

b.

1331

string 960,

bonfire 26.

Book 717

6,

Bounty 1411.
Bouquet 1762.

Bone 254, 723, 2735

1732,

2485,

b,

1314

b,

b,

2642.

b.

Bravely 2229

Bound-bailiff 8106.

b,

2750 b.
Bolus 1893.
2323
2494

1618

b,

To bottom

Bough 1271

b.

Boldness 11346, 1516, 19876,

2046, 2747 b,
Boletus or Agaric 1354 b.
Bolster 483, 951

b.

443,

1223

Rapa 2638

Brave 1167
2510.

2622

2560,

6,

6.

1264

1478, 2478.

b,

oleracea 808 b.

b,

b.

04.

Briefly
b.

Brazier 567, 647, 656

Braziery 751.

(square) 1122

b.

1442, 1516, 1604,

1797, 1809, 1942 b,

1796,

749, 750, 750 b,

2616, 2646, 2660.

Bright

b.

b,

Botany 473, 2067.

Both 500 b, 1465 b.
Bottle 649 b, 2104 b.

Boiling 500.

Bola Chaptee 2186

2622

1760

Bridle 1529

Brief

erucoides

2660.

713

2672.

and lanceolaria

Brassica Eruca 1096

1889, 2682.

integrifolia 902,

b.

2236.

Brass 1418, 1736

b,

6,

scandens 8156.

b.

To brand 1410

serrata 383.

Boiled 2643.

1965

Bran 2170

b.

Boil (tumor) 1883 b, 2123, 2702.

nitida

b,

b.

2450

b,

1054

b,

Brain 2194

To boil 500 b, 2642 b.

To boil over 449 b, 456 b.

b,

Bradleia
269

811, 1134

Bridegroom 1917, 1919.

Bridelia lancesefolia6i2
Bridge

blind 1164.

Bosom

b,

Bride 598, 1535, 1537-

b.

Brackish 1632

grunniens 1054, 1076, 1906

b.

b.

Boisterous 1343

Bracelets 2168

b.

473, 1185, 1463, 1516,

1658 b, 1841, 2604, 2665, 2719.

diffusa alata 1755.

pnecumbens 944
Boggy 2144

2087

b,

2351Bracelet 570, 609, 615, 648

1102 b, 1106, 1107 b, 1932.

(twice) 1482.
b.

diffusa

1344

b,

BRI BRO.

Brace 1479, !483, 2280, 2341,

Born

(substance) 1941.

Bcehmeria Goglada 983

2534

BRA BR I.

BOR BOY.

1119.

6,

6,

6.

397-

about 2601, 2643.

b.

over 404

To
To

6.

be brought forth 1165

brow-beat 1500

6.

b.

2778

BRO BUR.
Brown

1731, 2255

Bruise 7046, 708

To

1015/;.

ft,

1746

ft,

6.

Burial ground 2641

ft.

726

(tooth) 726

Brutal 1692

994

Buried 941

2234

ft,

ft,

i860 6

6,

Burmannia

1327

6,

1686.
ft.

ft.

1420

ft.

1222 6, 1322
6, 1750 6, 1785

6,

1421

6,

6.

6.

pain 1193 6, 1222.

Philippensis 1938

b,
ft.

Buceiios Malabaricus 1493.

ft,

To burst 949
1883

2671.

1711

31.

1917

ft,

2130

ft,

ft,

2247.
81 6,

Bug

2146

2136,

137

ft,

870

ft.

build 939

ft,

ft,

1001

ft,

1951

1013ft, 2238

874

tastles

ft,

2518

2071,

971

ft,

ft,

ft.

972, 996

ft,

ft.

Bunch 955

984 ft, 1379 ft,

1384 ft, 1386 ft, 2683.
ft,

Bundle 937 ft, 1748 6, 1785

1940 ft, 2104 ft, 23236.
Bundles 1623

ft,

6.

6.

Burden
2323

1073,
ft.

Burdened 1210

6,

Buttress 1788

To buy 716

2297

6.

ft.

ft,

2157,

1021

ft,

6,

By

290

6.

Calmness 2466, 2480, 2481,2694.

Calotropis gigantea 223, 278

326, 393, 576 ft, 578.

c.

b,

6,

6,

791

963

6,

1235

6,

1237

6,

6,

664

6,

2739

6.

6.

967

6.

6.

olaeosperma 2

6,

6,

190,

ft.

Camel 444
Cameleon,

6,

1469, 1578,

510, 823, 2239.

see

Chameleon.

Camellia Chamguta 1075

Camp

576, 1131

Camphor

To

6.

6,

ft.

cancel 1023

ft.

Cancer 620.

1735, 174a, 1766.

6,
6,

Candid 1388.
Candidate 1854.

Candle 1926, 1966

6.

fasciatus 1554.

Candlestick 1430, 1741

fasciculatus 198, 1678,

2482 6, 2632
Candour 369.

6.

Cane 1531

1696

2266
691

6.

6,

polygamus 748

694
6.

6.

2493.

626, 2643.

Canal 866, 876

cajole 1879

gracilis

807.

6,

Calyx 727.

latifolius
6,

6.

Calx 770, 2401.

CALYPTRANTHF.sJambolana944ft.

Cadence 2420.

Calamus

6.

1470

1677.

Calamity 136, 339, 483, 609

732, 1212 6, 1442 6, 1981
1997, 2017, 2019.
6,

148

Calumniated 1450.
Calumniating 1469.

Calumny 747, 1316

CassALPiNiA Bonducella 33,576

1550 b, 1765 6, 2538.
703

6,

6,

Calumniator 747, 1677.

Cacophony 2527 6.
Cactus coccinilifera 263.

To

calumniate 1469

ft,

Calumnious 22.

2009.

6.

any means 591

6,

To

Cackling 731.

6.

2269
a hint 402 6.
1481

herbacea

6.

b.

Cake 1734

717

6.

6.

6,

scabrella

Cajoler 2170

6.

6,

6.

lanceolaria

Sappan 1652, 1887 6.

Cage 1644, 1731 b, 1733, 868 ft.

Buyer 824, 825, 828, 1005.

Buzz 632.

Buzzing 2137

2104

ft,

b,

6.

6.

360

1013
2297 6.

buzz 957
1021 6, 2137

1344, 1873

6.

Indicus 3756, 1548

Buttocks 1573.

To

Bungler 13136.

6.

6.

6,

2394

6,

6,

6.

*,

6,

6.

Cable 572

6.

b, 1535,
1537, 2194 b,
2425 ft.
milk 705 ft, g 9 4, 1031,
1289, 2206, 2255 ft.

1748

call

6.

Cadamba 593.

hole

6,

6.

of

Cabin 740

6.

Button 2104
6.

of

Cabbage 600, 601

ft.

Bulwark 1788

Call

ft.

Cabal 907.

Butterfly 1799

6.

6,

6.

6,

Butter 1533

window 919, 1193

Bullock 1932

Buoy

1662

Butt 2417, 2418.

To butt 1282 6.

Bull 274 ft, 980, 1934,

2462, 2477 ft, 2539.

ft,

b,

ft.

what 7196.
Butcher 644 6, 2520

2252

6.

b.

Butler 873

6.

6,

6.

6.

ft.

Bulky 2693.

6.

6,

6.

Byronia

6.

frondosa 595, 611, 713

1686, 1690, 1964.

Bulkiness 2693.

Bullet 853
1926.

6,

6,

Butea
ft.

Bulk 2039.

Bull's-eye

6,
698, 1972
21 12, 21 19, 2267 6.

one 529

ft.

ft,

6,

6,

6,

6.

6.

of

6,

ft.

Built 1000.

1380

1231

6,

6.

how 719
939

ft,

ft,

6,

1030

6.

1 1

ft.

b,

of

Busy 630, 2115, 21 19.

But 715 b, 717 ft, 1339

ft.

Builder 1001.
Building 547

2088

1754

(green flying) 919

1970

1237

Bustle 995
2136, 2152,

ft,

ft.

bear 1206

To

ft,

ft.

Buffoonery 1626

2236

1877

ft,

Business 663

Buffoon

calculate

that

6.

1784

6,

Bushy 972,

Buffalo 203

1704,

993 6, 1748 6,
1786 ft, 2255.
Bush 844, 972, 1030 6, 1224 6,
1230 6, 1231 6, 1237 6.
1752

2193.

ft,

1873

ft,

2150

To bury 941

ft.

ft.

2236

ft,

6,

6.

ft.

6,

6.

2726.
ft,

11

signs

ft.

ft,

6.

6,

bits

Burst 334 b, 932, 1250

2150 ft, 2700.

1982

1785

6,

6.

1856, 2390, 2579.

Bud 740, 809,

To bud 581
Budded

be burnt up 1244

Burrow 431

1095

latifolia

1222, 1389

6,

2576.
offering 397, 2760, 2761.

To

ft.

6,

6,

6.

6,

6,

Burnt 1115

ft.

ft,

calcine

6.

little

6.

ft,

Bucket 1277
Buckle 1052

viminalis

ft,

little

6.

6,

6.

6,

ft,

6.

Burning 1221, 1221

2063.

To bubble 1174
18776.
Bubo 1948 ft, 1956
Bucco Corula 616 ft, 1938

Buchanania
H93, 1740,
Buck 1539 b,

force

ft,

ft,

6.

6.

ft.

To burn away 1750

Brute 1164.
Bubble 1176, 1871

6,

ft.

6,

483,'

disticha

To burn 1115

brush 1330

1892, 1971,

2009, 2081
208a, 2083,
2622
2374,
degrees 227 822 2221
tenuis 1950
1972

1931

9116.
inheritance 1758 1886.
To
100
863
15
law
1497
Calcined 1115
1227
and
1249
227
means of 613 6,956 14816, Calculable 907, 911, 1680, 2561.
Calculableness 1680.
2269
2358
To
method 807
858
name 1556 1557 1559 Calculation 907, 909 ig20
2507
2561, 2748
nature 2710
Calculus 1711
night 1526 2147,
Caldron 1276
2692.
road 19
Calendar 1644.

402
Calf 1891
1900, 1958
small
249
To calk 635
some way 807
Calker 635
706
surprize 2721
1268
2603.
means 1355
1268
To
2106
1269
the authority 1833
aloud 1877
the hand 956
Calla virosa 2044
the kindness 1840
Called 397, 787,897, 2567,2753.
violence 1840 1931
Callicarpa incana 2206
way 1015
2275
2259
way loan 507
797
what 791.
Callous 721
1410
which 2355
Calm 1517, 1581, 1594, 1601,
wholesale 1385
1602, 2057, 2480, 2663.
'

ft.

CAL CAN.
Calamus Rotang

6,

2521.

ft.

734, 2271.

6,

(bristle)

6.

day 1425 6.
day and night 261

"

place

Brush 726

BY CAL.
By

ft.

Burglary 2641

bruise 1384/', 17426, 1744

Bruised 842, 1112

To

BUR BY.
Bureau 379

ft.

6.

ft,

2083.

Canis aureus 1169.

6,

6,

1926,

2081

6,

2779

CAN CAR.
1272

6.

Indica 2436

b,

Canister 815

Canna

Cannabis
2150

6,

2611.

2*002,

sativa

Cannon 687

971

ball 971,

Card 697

b.

Canoe8i3, 12736, 1276

2462 b, 2568 b.

Canon 1310

14796,

b,

Cantering 2409

b.

Canton 1705 b.
Cantonment 1131 b.
Canvass 10396, 10406, 12446.
12536, 12546.

6.

Capacity 1409, 2603, 2633.

To caparison 1666 6, 1674 L

2360

6,

6,

2307,

1747

6,

2095

6.

stock 388 6.
Capfaris acuminata 701

sepiaria 651 6,

792

6.

133 1 ,

trifoliata

imberbis 2395

2027.

Capsicum annuum 940

frutescens

6,

1227

2436

Caress 2678

6.

Careya

arborea 286
958, 1746, 1783.

756

6,

6,

2143

6.

2480

6,

1152

6,

of various species 1 2 32 6,

2421

Capstan 1057

b.

Captain 1168

6.

2001

6.

6.

Captivation 2218.

Captive 951

1912

6,

Captivity 951

b.

Car 1762, 2374.

ft,

6,

1762,

1914

6.

b,

^87

2557

b,

b.

905

1710

6,

2547

b.

2033,

6.

6.

6.

Cavity 771, 926, 941

1882 6, 2652 6.

6,

1585,

Cauldron 577.

Causality 692, 2757.

6,

Causation 2757.
6,

6.

6.

To

2546,

6.

anxiety 1222

972

up 858

to

2265

6.

heat 1430.
Caustic plaster 867

To cauterize

1259

6,

6.

6.

1421

Cautious 1508

103

6.

2633

6,

1995.

6.

cease 1146

/,

6.

Cayenne pepper 1232

To

6,

6.

1496

Ceased 154, 489,

6.

1582,

1.603,

2031, 2688.

from 839.

Castor-oil plant 5476,

6,

6.

Cautiously 2631
6.

6.

6.

Cautery 1420, 1785

Caution 143,

Castigator 2486.

6,

fit

6.

To be cast 2740 6.
Castanea Indica 1967

Casting-net 847

6.

6.

Causing 69

1 1

Castrated 877

cause 618

6.

34 b.
out 1612 6.
off

To castrate 813
b,

6,

Cause 692, 1584, 1836, 2055

2287 6, 2307, 2327 6, 25^(3

Castle 803 6, 804.

b.

Carter 941

1884

6,

1213

6,

anguish 1222

Casting 846, 905

6.

Cart 915, 941 b, 1125

2509.

caulk 935 6.
Caulker 935 6.
Caulking 935 6.

1656,

282.

Caste 760, 1924.

6,

6,

To

840, 847, 905

Castigation 1307

6.

carry 1283 6, 1788

1943
6,

cast

lots

Carrier 1986, 2104, 2158, 2159,

To

6,

6.

1393,

1343,

Cast 117

2509

Cave 771, 934, 966, 973, 2022.

Cavern 934.
Caught 976.
Cavil 287

anchor 2449 6.
away 1 882 6.

(conduct) 1506.

2324

709

6.

Senna 2517 6, 2676 6.

Sophora 638 6, 700 6.

filifonnis

To

73, 2493.

Carriage 941 6, 1125

1986, 2346, 2374.

6,

6,

621,

purpurea 700

Cassyta

6,

2756.

6.

171, 318,
372 6, 375 6, 379 6, 525, 588,
683 6, 1149 6, 1159, 1853,
1970, 2509.

2294

1407

1411

up 466.

Carried forward 404

Captious 435, 801 6, 12896.

Captivating 2218, 2219, 2327,
2740.

alata 502,

6,

2507

Cavalier 1345

1825.

6,

6.

6.

Cavalry 1030

6.

Tora 540, 1037, 1068

b.

6.

Catheter 2304.

6.

Cassia-bark i3"7

1069

niveum 875

b,

2647

Cathartic 1208
2181, 2408.

cashier 1133

6.

Catechu 589 6, 851

Category 251.

6,

6.

Cask 1739 6.
Casket 815 6, 1272

6, 2443 6.
and throw up 245

Caterpillar

1316

6,

fistula 365,
368, 622.
624, 779, 1045, 1633, 2118,
2389, 2601, 2656, 2676 6.

Carissa Carondas 162, 355

6146, 615, 785, 1698, 2662.

Carpopogon

2298,

6.

Carica Papaya 1777

diffusa

6,

602, 709, 711.

6,

1745.

catch 1496

6.

6,

6.

354
6,

Catastrophe 1600.

To

6.

6.

Caterer 2153.

esculenta
712 6, 712.

6.

6.

6.

333

b,

6.

Cassia

6.

6.
-

6.

pruriens

grossum 683

2443

1528

6,

To

Carpet 949 6, 1446

Carping 1255 6.

6.

6.

minimum
1504

2411

Carpentry 1378.

6.

Europaeus 1053

6.

Carnivorous 357, 2131.

Carpenter 1144 6, 1898

6.

Caprimulgus Asiaticus 1053

2730

Cash 1316
2412 6.

Careless 37, 663 6, 946 6, 1281 6,

1609, 1832, 1834, 2088 6,

Carman 2457

1918, 1921.

Capricious 967

6,

Cashier 869

753,

book 241 1 6.
keeper 869

herbacea 2172

spinosa 401, 765, 802.

6,

2633

careful

Cargo 2104

6.

aphylla6i8, 820, 1002.

Caprice 287

1875

1093,

6,

805

Catalogue 13296, 18766, 23496.

Cataract 1135 6, 1238 6, 1879 6.
Catarrh
1258

ovata 585, 650

Carefulness 143.

punishment 1904.

6,

2152.

6,

Vareca

2631.

Caressing 2436

2387.

6.

Cases 691.
6.

860

Carelessness 37, 946 6, 1281 6,

1834, 2097 6, 2529, 2753 6.

6.

in trade

Capra

6,

1238

6,

Casearia glomerata
2444 6.

1093, 1294,
2631, 2633,

6,

6.

Career 1472

2097

Capering 1863.
Capital 362 6, 2152, 2272

Case 952

Carefully 1835, 2631 6.

6.

Capaciousness 1855.

6,

2719

To be

Capability 818, 836, 2458

6,

2392

6,

J597, 1977.

Halicacabum
6,

6,

Cat-o'-nine-tails,

urens 1906

Cascade 1225, 1237

6.

(pole)

6.

Caryota

6.

854 6, 9166.
854 6.
Cat's-eye 2430 6.
(civet)

Carui 39, 436, 12126.

carve 843 6, 848 6, 894

904

Care 832, 860

1662 6, 1874

836, 2358, 2458,

6,

Capacious 1894

2356

To

6.

6.

b.

Careful

Cape 1250

2493

b.

6.

Carum

6.

576, 1219, 1536 6, 1632

1722, 1736, 2424, 2453

Canthium angustifolium 669

Capable 683
259 2

1330

Cardiospermcm

b.

6,

6,

card 1777

2226

Cardinal point 711, 1122

Canonical 2703.

Cap 1250

To

6,

Castration 813 6, 23026.

Casualty 695.

Cat 2005, 2271.

eyed 577 6.

6.

pouch 1363

b.

Cardamoms 548

b.

Canopy 2482

Cartridge 1253

Carcase 743, 2199

b.

769, 770, 1947.

6,

39.

Carbuncle 1879
1361

b,

2609

6,

CASCED.
6,

Cartilage 498.

Caraway

Cannibal 1539-

6.

2674.

2133,

2258, 2462.

b,

CAR CAS.
Carthamus tinctorius 607, 769

CAR.
Caravan 603 6, 694
Caravansary 2219

877

2302.

Ceasing 1603.
6.

Cedrela Toona

573, o'8o, 743,

1339&, 1341,13426, 1342,1534.

2780

CEI CER.
Ceiling

Celastrus monospermus 1331

6,

Cessation 154, 1146 6,

1603, 2031, 2032, 2335.

13346-

robustus 2496

To

2501 b,

6,

k.

Chace 2642

,.

Celestial 1426, 1463, 2712.

852

Celestial sphere

b.

Ceeosia argentea 1099

cristata 694,

b,

2534

863,

b.

1430,

1431, 2225, 2300 b, 2385 b,

2450, 2490, 2730 b.

rubra 2436

b.

Cei.sia Coromandeliana 802

Orientalis

Cemetery 2234

24066.

6,

1339

1347,

6,

Chain 1
1570
2642

7,

1 158
1 38 6,
1728, 2488

b.

1202,.

766,

Chair

6,

197 6,
2512,

6.
6.

1120

6,
1743
1743,
2315 b.
Chalk 580, 855, 855 6, 2496.
Chalky 855 6.
Challenge 2272 b, 2597.
Chamaeleon 648 6, 1946, 2469.
b,

Chamber 740

929, 1840

6,

6.

2521.

b,

6,

2431

6.

Champion 1942

6,

1987

6,

2058,

6.

Central 2211, 2212,2213,23166,

2318

b.

Chandler 1966

6,

14306.

b.

Lala 2435

Change 368

6,

6.

money) 2150

(as

dress 2093

Centropomus Chanda 1557 6.

Ceratostema vaccinacea 793

b.

b,

1522

6,

1624

not 1563

6,

b,

6, 1252
12646, 13166,1381

6,

2322

1791,

857,

2278

6,

Certificate 177.

Cervus Axis 1088 6.

Munjas 1 15/
1

6.

775*

6,

6.

2322

6.

7156, 1887

6,

bilobus 615

6.

123

Children 347, 1138

Chilled 2500.

6.

6,

2729

6.

Charge 943 6, 1199 b, 1305 6,

1316 6, 1415 6, 1677, 2-57.
2719 6.

130

6,

2184

6.

Cheated 1826.
Cheating 599, 716, 796, 1130
1245 6, 2147 b.
6,

1951

6,

2283

6,
6,

6.

b,

Charge (accusation) 2161.

To

charge 2308

6.

2568

6,

738 b f

6,

1578,

6.

1291

1240,
6.

933

6,

Chive 2378

6.

Choice 539

6,

876

6,

1195

1693

6,

6.

1928.

6.

Cholera Morbus 560 6.

To choose 1103 6, 1118 6,
6,

6.

2079

To chop 1224

1600,

6.

6.

Chopped 1224 6.
Chopping 666 6.

6.

Chopping-block 467.

b.

Chord 1203, 1217, 1492, 2329.

Chosen 871 6, 2217.

6.

6,

736

Chirping 7146.

1921

1021

1061

6,

6.

Choking 931

6,

6.

6.

Chit-chat 9-9

Cherished 30, 420.

Chess 2568 6.

6.

6.

chirp 715

1961

cherish 17286, 17876, 18076.

man

1410

6,

(best) 1917,

950

6.

6.

chip 733

Chisel

Cheese 357 6, 1657 6.

Chequered 1091, 1092.

centauroides

1234

6,

1874

6,

139

Chip 667 6, 734

1113 6.

To

Cheerful 333, 1825.

Cheerfulness 167, 1825, 1839.

(knight) 1029

Chips 734
Chirp 572

1586.

6,

Chink 1872

To

2335.

album 1050
1985, 2083 6.

6,

To chew

1565.

248,

Chimes 2283 6.
Chimney 1105 6, 15136, 15186.

Chintz

cheat

b,

Chilly 2497, 2499.

To

Chest 2645

Charcoal 33.
6.

230,

Chin 1094, 1383

Chinese 1092 6.

6.

6.

Childless 137,
1886.

1131

6,

Childlessness 80.

952 6, 1024.
Chess-board 2463

himantopus 902

6,

Cheat 1130 6, 1130, 1194 6,

12056, 1255 b, 13896, 1397 6,
1409 6, 1515, 1803, 1826,
1872 6, 1892, 2147 6, 2184,
2193 6.

Philippensis 2325

6,

Chironia

spinosa

Zeylanica 2192

1136

2632

Charade 1827.

6,

1110
1147 6.

Childishness

6.

6.

Chatting 933

To
6,

25-5Childish 1979, 1980.

Characteristic 959, 2040.

6.

porcinus

6,

Childhood 348 6, 817, 1131 6,

1136 6, 1147 6, 1982, 2497,

6.

chatter 549 6,

1966

6.

Chapter 74, 675,

1972 6, 2610.

Charadrius

6.

cruentata 2192

2325

1736

6.

6.

6,
6,

1431, 1598, 1609.

Certhia 701

6,

Child 1131 6, 1138 6, 11476,

1891 6, 1957 6, 1979, 2079 6.
2 497-

9.

To chastise 1320
Chastity 2752

6-

Chilblain 171.3.

Cheiranthus Cheiri 2437 6.

Cheek 602, 910, 911 6,949 6.

odorata 1065

Character 1497,2214
2501, 2752 6.

6.

Certainty 52, 177, 721

1260

1080

889

6.

2022, 2133, 2375.

6,

Chenopodium

b.

2653

1258

Chaste

6,

Changed 1992.
Changing money 2134,2135.
Channel 1540 6, 2676 6.

Chaplet 928, 2273, 2274,2705.

b,

Chasm 1872

To check

b.

Chanter 948.

Certainly 157, 373 6, 536, 865

chase 859

Checked 1168

Chaoolmoogra

Chiefship 2607

2326

Charmer 556 6.
Charming 2219, 2377.
Chase 288, 300, 890, 2309

Changeableness 1039,1070,20766.

6.

knowledge 1451.

6,

Check 1249

6.

Certain 239,537 6, 1522, 1573 6,

1609, i960 6,2643.

person 193, 642

6.

6.

Changeable 1039, 2076

19.

Ceriscus Malabaricus 735

6,

b.

Ceremony 2552.
Ceres

1316

6,

1881 6, 1993, 1994,

-995 6, 1996 6, 2150 6.
To change (alter) 1876 6, 1901 6,
-995 6.

Centre 1556,2211, 2212,22556.

variegata 1328

546

1673,

of a circle 791.

6.

2262

6, 2475
Cheapness 227.

15I78.

Censured 1508.
Centipes or Scolopendra 622.

2162

6,

Cheap 365

Chandelier 1230

Chanda

6,

Chattering 7146.

Chance 2149.

Censure 69, 147, 153, 155, 78,

747, 929 b, 1006, 1206, 1508,

magistrate 1848.

Charity 871

To

6.

Chiefly 2292 b.

Charm 1323

1898

To champ 2290
2272

Charitableness 1411.

To

Chamberlain 1481.

Censer 1513 b, 1514 b.

Censorious 733, 747, 1252
1253 b, 1470.
Censurable 1677.

Chariot 2028.
Charioteer 2339, 2636.
Charitable 924 6, 1410, 1412.

Chattels 1181

(lying-in) 1840.

b.

b,

6, 1

2728.

6,

Chief 27, 28, 451, 527, 1168 6.

1559, -663, 1688 6, 1821,
1824, 1826, 1853,
1894 6,
1922, 2201 6, 2287 6, 2292,
2528, 2572 6, 2607 6.

Charities 2183.

6,

Chiding 1224

6.

6,

Chagrined 842.

1203, 2208, 2210.

To cement 2360

6,

chafing-dish 32 6, 269 6, 295

Chains 2080

Celibacy 12.

Celtis

Charges 1316

2731.

Celebrity 897, 1812, 1822, 1841,

-995, 2 342 b, 2077.

Chick-pea 1042, 1153

To chide 1225 6.

Charging (accusing) 1469.

Chaff 289 6, 896

2065, 2170 6.

Celebration 724.

CHI CHR.

Chargeable 1677.

Charged 2158.

6.

Ch-etodon Argus 1719

celebrate 724 b, 1838 b.

1582,

arms 2353.

of

Celebrated 724, 897, 1796, 1812,

1814, 1822, 1841, 2237 6

2276

CHA CHI.

CES CHA.

134 6.

1075

6,

10946.

the cud 1181 6, 435

Chicane 1637.

Chicken 732 6.
Chicken-pox 1716

6.

Chronic disease 1095.

Chronicle 713

6.

Chronology 703.
Chronometer 1009.
6.

Chrysalis 1273 6, 1691

6.

2781

CHR CIT.

CIT CLE.

Chrysanthemum Indicum 9706,

1051.

Church 951

City

2476

Churner 2220.
Churn 2220.
To churn 2191 ft.
Churned 2192 b, 2206.
Churning 2037 b, 2220.

cicatrize

58 1

court 2573

2499

b,

1895
2728.

Claimant 2297

Clammy

b,

2751

1085

ft.

Clandestinely 558

ft.

1018

Cichorium Endivia 711 ft.

Cinnamon 958, 1271 6, 1418

ft,

2519

ft,

966

ft,

989

ft,

2756

Clap of thunder 1891.

Clapping 1329

870

lectuaria

Clarified

918

ft,

1028

1067
1417 ft, 1679 ft, 1926, 2201.
Circuit 1417 ft, 1881 ft.

Circle 911, 911

ft,

ft,

butter

1019

1026,

ft,

clasp

189

ft.

1910

ft.

1186, 13046,

1185,
1922, 1924.

To
To

Claw 1382

1376.

ft,

Clay 1639, 2312.

Clayey 1639, ^40

Clipping 590

ft.

Circumvention 599.
Cissus elongata 1517

1699
ft.

ft.

pedatag88, 1000

ft,

1090,

quadrangularis 254.
ft,

10006.

ft,

2761

ft.

Citizen 1528.

ft,

610

6,

1548.

619, 1965

ft.

ft,io77ft.

cultrata

1103

1097,

ft.

2323

ft,

ft,

2505

1592

6.

fornicata 861

1069

lata

ft,

1681

1379

ft.

1355

ft,

1567

6,

1283

ft,

Clyster 1732

1565,

Cnestis monadelpha 2509

Cnicus carinatus 1174 ftCoach 941 ft.

6.

man 941

ft,

1566,

ft.

To

6,

ft,

2325

close with

To

ft,

295, 610

coalesce 2282

1169.
ft.

ft.

Coalescence 2282
ft,

2060

6,

6.

Coarse 942

Closely attentive 535.

ft.

Closeness 1566.

6,

6.

1757

cloth 903

ft.

Closed 1585, 2559, 2298.

woven 900

ft,

ft.

1280

2163

ft,

ft,

2324

1447

grass 854, 855.

coat 32 6, 295 ft, 760

To coax 1879

ft.

Coaxing 1396

ft.

Closing 1585.

Clearance 1133

Clearness 443, 1604, 1839, 1840.

Cloth 681 6, 1099,1113,1941.

Clothed 1683, 2565, 2586.
Clothes 885 6, 1099, 1113, 1675,
1677 ft, 1938.

Cobweb

To cleave

Clothing 1672, 1787

Coccinella 412, 2476

1612.

Clearly 1816

6.

(split)

1872

6,

1873

6.

ft,

ft, 1

ft.

2221.

190

ft.

Cobbler 1313ft.

Clear indication 2021.

ft,

ft.

6.

coagulate 1169

Coal 295

To

together 2431
close 581

b.

ft.

maker 2374.

ft,

To

oblongifolia 1435

2453.

fisted 942.

ft.

6.

6.

ft,
955 b, 983 ft,
13806, 1384 ft, 1385 ft,

ft,

Cluytia

1529 ft,
2579, 2598 ft-

ft,

1895

2683.

2348.

942, 1011, 1012,

ft,
2580, 2651.

by 116

1056.

6.

truncata 936

attention 535.

2040,

Clear 38, 86, 1083 b, 1430, 1565,

1604, 1681, 2107, 1686 ft,
1693 ft, 1793 ft, 1816, 1838,
1839, 1866 ft, 870 ft, 2651,
2697, 2707.

2232

1261

1$

Cluster 655

6,

2297

clear

ft.

Chrysoptera935

prinoides 356

ft.

ft,

Cleared 1597.

ft-

Aurantium 607
Decumana

cleanse 838 6, 1520

ft,

419.

ft,

Feinte 787
ft.

ft.

maker 1009

Close

Cleansed 838,
1597, 2250
2271, 2313, 2517, 2553.

To

ft.

Citrus acida 661, 1099 ft, H69,

1170, 1191 ft, 1245 ft, 1323 b,
1394, 1629 ft, 1704 ft, 2285 ft,

1698

ft,

6.

2251

Cissampelos hexandra 163, 196,

278 ft, 537, 2691,2528, 2010,
1907, 1717, 734, 1492, 1585 ft.

1681

Cleaned 1026, 1569.

Cleanness
1681,
1718,
2505, 2519.

To

1371, 2654.

ft.

11136, 1541.

Cloak 1738, 2426

Clock 1009, 1010

To clog

ft,

ft,

ft.

vittata

To dean 1014

2447

Clupea 893

ft.

climb 369 ft, 1042 ft.

cling 1 160 ft, 2424 ft, 2425

Circumstances 398.

Citron 939

Khaji 869

6.

Clipt 787.

1527.

ft,

6.

ft.

ft,

991

Clupanodon Champil 935

1077

6,

6.

b,

743

6,

ft.

ft.

Clod 1073, 1276

Clog 711, 855 ft.

1122

1081

b,

6.

1081

6,

Apalike 356

Circumspect 1120 ft, 2631.

Circumspection 1120 ft, 2631.

ft,

Clumsy 335

4 io

6.

972, 983

ft,

Clumsiness 335

6.

alosa 418

Clean 7, 86, 150, 999, 1117,

1519 ft, 1520, 1658, 1866 ft,
2028, 2040, 2503, 2504, 2506,
2517, 2631 ft.

Circumflex 2711.

772

ft,

Clump 844

Ternatea 130, 393.

754, 95i, 2049, 2535 ft, 2720.
To clip 590 ft, 602 ft, 1131 ft,

1161.

ft,

ft.

ft.

house 2099
Clue 445

ft.

313 ft, 1825

Climate 1 176 ft.

6.

Class 906,

Clause 797

ft.

Cistern 745

6,

ft.

ft.

Club 389 ft, 914, 915,

2292 6, 2419, 2433 ft.

ft.

Cliff

Clasp-knife 1069

Clavicle 587

Circumference 1629, 1673; 1675,

vitiginea 981

2753

cloy 947

ft.

Client 246

Classified 1923.

Circumambulation 1682.

glauca 967

6,

6.

174, 1081

Clownish 1081

Clitoria

Circumambulating 1822.
Circumcision 858

2232

clarify

Classical 2628.

motion 347.
circulate 1875 ft.

2752

6,

2758

ft,

Clew 2442

ft,

Circular 745, i<>37, 1926.

2728
2758

6,
ft,

inerme 1907

2724.

To
To

ft,

To

Clerodendrum 970

ft,

ft.

2303

ft,

2445.

6,

ft.

ft-

Cipher 270

1525

ft,

Clown

Cleverness 767, 780, 818, I045,

1072, 1073, 1409, 1630, 1646,
'73, 1720, 2003, 2012, 2098,
2099, 2102, 2752 6, 2753 ft,

ft.

ft.

tree 1417 6.

2705
2756

ft,

2381

b)

1799

ft,

Clank 1225
ft,

Cloudy 1442, 2315

ft.

ft.

Clandestine 1129, 2381.

295.

Chemistry 718

ft.

ft,

Clamour 633, 2518

lens 582 b, 2196, 2235.

Cinders 295

1041

Cloudless 194.

ft,

Clever 52, 698, 768, 779, 780,

808, 962, 1045,1317 ft, 1388,
1646, 1681, 1720, 1781, 1828,
1848, 1998, 2003, 2008, 2012,
2317, 2318, 2489, 2513, 2658,

ft.

ft,

b,

696

ft.

Clerk 617

2438

2683.

Clouded 2315.

pentaphylla

viscosa 2751

Claimable 1416.

b.

23H,

Cloud-coloured 2315.

ft.

ft.
ft.

Civility 2140, 2679.

b.

ft.

Clemency 337.

Cleome

Claim 1415

1873

170, 197, 1011, 1175,

1507, 1686, 1967, 1977, 2297,

ft.

Gouriana 593

ft.

action 1455

b.

1072, 1117 b, 1153

1961 ft, 1965, 2061

2080

1756, 1757,

ft.

Civil 1912.

Cicee arietinum 77, 1042, 1049

To

Clematis 2125

1651,

CLO-COC
Cloud

ft.

Cleft 966, 973, 11.12 6,

ft.

Cicada spinosa 277

1137

ft,

Cleaver 667

1767,
2082,

Clad 1683.

Chyle 119

Cimex

2077

2619

ft,

Civet-cat 870

Churning-stick 1031,2220.

1419

1528,

CLE CLO.

622ft,

2055, 2056,
2258, 2402.

ft.

Churlish 244.

To

medica

Citrus

ft.

Cobitis Chhotakuhura 645

ft.

Taenia 955 6.

Cobra de capello 220, 223

1

194

6,

2251

6,

ft.

2444

ft.

6.

2782

COC COL.
Cochineal 825

COL COM.
Collectedness 913

ft.

Cockatoo-parrot 659

Collecting 395.

ft.

Cock 729 b, 1325, 2300

Cock of a gun 1361 b.
Cockle 1233

COM.

653 ft, 957 ft,

1056 ft, 1 168 ft, 1283 ft,
ft, 1385 ft,
1645, 1747 b,
1749, 1765 b, 2197 6, 2555,
2563, 2564, 2565, 2598.

Collection 480,

b.

1050
1316

b.

Cock-roach 1357 b.
Cocoa nut 1552 ft, 1561.

Cocoon 813, 958 b.

Cocos nucifera6n b, 1560,1561.
Code of laws 1498, 2486.
Codicil 811 b, 828.
Coefficient 29, 1794, 2307, 960.

Coeval 527, 532 b.

Coffea Bengalensis 1906

ft,

Collector 612,628, 1316

College 1123

1254

ft,

Collusion 33, 33

Collyrium 2661

ft,

2199.

ft,

Colour 1923, 2368

6,

To

2385

Coloured 2369

ft,

Cognizable 1217, 1416.

To

cohabit 2359

Coheir

2384.

16156.

Coluber
1408

To coil 745
Coiled 745

861

b.

Coin 1 243

b, 2 150 b, 2298, 23276.

Coincidence 92, 408 b.
Coinciding 92.

Coiner 2298.
Coir-cable 677

Coius Vacti 2180

gigantea 1270

Colander 1230

b,

1268

ft,

982

ft,

Columnea

2637.

ft,
794, 1096
(honey) 1067 ft.

1975

1258

ft,

To

colonize 1939

Cool 1256

costatum 1329
b,

1281

b,

ft,

1258

ft,

2499.

forth

bone 1161.

159

b,
ft,

395 ft, 742 ft, 883

957 ft, 984 ft, 1056
1

168

1421.

1998

ft.

ft.

to 1636

ft,

ft.

Collected 481, 2555, 2597, 2600.

ft.

up with 1012

ft,

Come

2593.

Comedian 663

ft,

2157

1354,
2572.

ft,

ft,

2116,2161.

1781

1693,

ft,

2088

ft,

2180

ft.

1675,

ft

2637 ft.
Completed

1767

2636

ft,

1614,

1676,

ft,

2595,

Completely
2612 6.

1564

b,

Completeness 1324 ft, 1676, 1768,

1769, 2089 ft.
1324

ft,

ft,

Complimentary 1912.
To compose 1001 ft, 2030
6.

1613,

ft.

Composed 171,872 ft, 1000, 1001,

!509, 2369

Composition

2369, 2030.

ft,

1001, 1826,
2369, 2596.

591,

1952, 2030, 2283

1797

b,

Composure 872

Compound
2350

ft,

letter

ft,

2481.

1869

1883

ft,

ft,

ft.

ft.

2614,

prostitute 2633.

985

2089

ft,

1769, 2552, 2595, 2644.

ft.

14.

ft,

To complete

Completion 306
ft,

To commit 913 ft.

Committed 2593.
Committing to memory 645

Company 663

ft.

ft,

2600.
ft,

word 2596.

Compounded 2283.
To comprehend 1004

ft.

Comprehended 147, 2167.

Comprehending 2104.
ft.

Communication 2566.
Compact 582 6, 617 ft, 1451,
1565, 1595 b, 2196 ft.
Compactness 1476, 2196 ft.
Companion 94, 1724 ft, 2303 ft,
2 557, 2 56i, 2618, 2626 ft.
Companionship 2557, 2639.

ft.

ft,

479, 1651,
1854.

ft.

into existence 481.

collect

955

1595

ft,

Commonly 1797
Commotion 486.
To communicate 1217

in contact 1261

ft.

Colleague 2561.

To

ft,

Compiler 1001, 1580,2563.

Complainant, 1866 ft, 1882

Complaisance 99, 103, 613 ft.

Complete 1079 ft, 1324 ft, 1564,
!57o, 1757 ft, 1767 b, 1768,
1769, 2141 ft, 2589, 2624.

1838.

233,
2627, 2633.

Combustibility 1421.

To come 389 ft.

down 560

Collar 587.

1794, 1826, 1827

Commiseration

ft.

ft.

Complaint 328, 1561

1866 ft, 2036.

ft.

Commandment 100.
To commence 366
Commenced 1828.
Commencement 366,

ft,

ft.

ft.

Complaints 2742.

2734 ft.
Commandership 2734

Common

6.

Combustion 1420.

Cooling 2746.

Collation 2287

ft.

Combustibleness 1421.
ft,

2499-

Coolness 1256

ft.

Combined 2283.
Combustible 1221, 1221

ft.

1258

6,

ft.

91, 2353, 2594.

2499.

463, 1779 l>, 19 6 5

2060 6, 2511.

Competence 2663
Competent 1688.

ft,

Commissary 2607 ft.

Commissioner 357 6.

Combatant 2135, 2360.

Combretum acuminatum 1703

ft,

ft,

ft.

1237

ft,

pilosum 1209
Colic 356

ft,

Commiserated 94.
Commiserating 2556

ft.

Cold season 2746, 2758.

rice 2746 ft.

To command 303, 2486

Commander 70, 1888
2607

2088

balsamica 626.

Comb 649

Compassionately 782

1968.

Commercial 1354
Commiserate 92.

ft.

tomentosa 1151

Combat

303, 327, 1567,

ft.

Commerce

6.

virescens 2676
ft,

Compassionate 92, 619, 696,782,

1397, 1398 ft, 2320 6, 2556 ft,

2636.

ft,

ft.

ft,

Competitor 529 ft, 533.

Compilation 2555, 2563, 2597,

ft.

1248,
1978, 2023, 2068, 2116, 2161.

732

513

ft,

provision 1601

ft.

Command 70, 94,

Commended

1345,

619, 696, 1397.

Competition 1245

Commentator 1248

Column 1270

2746.

ft.

ft.

b,

ft,

ft.

ft.

ft,

2572.
ft,

6.

Commentary 482, 1248

semifusca 1020

1174

ft.

lineata 645.

torquata 1697

b,

ft,

Hurriala 2740, 2728

lndica 2395 ft.

b.

b.

ft,

705, 708

978

Pompadora

Cold 599 b, 602, 1159, 1184 b,

1185 b, 1256 b, 1258 ft, 1347,
1617, 1623,2497, 2499,2607 ft,

Coldness 1256

ft,

ft,

263,

6,

bipunctata 1336

b.

Cold (catarrh) 1257

575
851

681

ft.

ft.

732 ft.
cuprea 405 ft, 1323

802

649

ft,

caesia

2377,

b.

Coix barbata 920, 905

lacryma
1205 6.

Columba

b,
ft,

ft,

b.

2486, 2750

b.

Coition 1578, 2372, 2373

2551, 2604.

ft.

ft.

372, 375
786, 788
1547.

654

880

ft,

488,

458,

Compassion 94, 431

ft,

Comforted 384.
Comforter 174.

Naga 220, 223

ft.

79i

Comical 438

fuscus 1175

b.

b,

6,

boa?formis

Cohesion 2548.

Cohort 1987.
Coil 744, 861

nudiflora

Comfortable 1258

Colours 1608

Comparison
2287 ft.

ft.

To comfort 384

ft.

Colt 722, 1956

b.

1158

649

893

ft,

b.

6,

6.

communis

2283

ft.

ft.

Colourless 2091

3.

665

1715
665 6, 2432 6.
Comfort 367 ft, 1256 ft, 1258
1427 ft, 1663 ft, 2663.

Colourist 2370.

Cognate 322.

6,

salicifolia

b.

tetrandra 1097 b.

649

ft,

907, 1637.

To compare 883

Comet 1514.
Coming forth 1596.
Commelina Bengalensis 596

2563.

ft,

ft.

colour 2368

COM.

Comeliness 2518.

ft.

ft,

2196

ft,

Comprehensible 2105.
Comprehension 147, 2105, 2317

2589

ft.

Comprehensive 1946 ft.

To compress 1074 ft, 1182
1258 ft, 1414 ft.
Compressed 1112 ft, 2560.
Compression 1414
Comprised 2167.

2591, 2602, 2639.

Comprising 2482

Comparable 488, 1810.

Compulsion 1167

ft.

ft.

ft,

1173

ft.

ft,

2783

COM CON.

CON.

Computable 912.
Computation 1317
conceal 2gg
1074 6, 1141

6,
b,

2603

b.

2441

b,

1280

b,

990
1414

6,

b,

b,
6,

299, 350,

Concealedly 558 b.
Concealing 2549.

To confide 2142

b>

1128, 1335, 1617, 1738, 2563.

2618.

b,

To

Conceited 260, 321, 1261

Conceivable 2553.

b,

Confidential 544 b, 1850.

b.

Conception 472, 928, 929, 1400

2552.

confine 306 6, 1950 b, 1951

b,

To

b,

confirm 1451

610

b,

Concern 338 b, 1662 b, 2046.

Concerning 491 6, 1009.

Confirmation 1613, 2632

Conch 2460.

Conflagration 1420.

Conciliation 2632.

Conflict 1343, ^353. 2371. 2592.

Conciliatory 2630.

Conformable 103, 105, 532, 12g6,

2203 6, 2266 6, 2321 b.

Concise 1104.

Concluding 25g5.
Conclusion 122, 158, 407 6, 779,
858 b, 1106, 1597, 1600, 1680,
2644.

To concoct 1701
To be concocted

b.
b,

2319

Concussion 2433

b.

b,

b,

b,

1470

b.

b,

Condemned

To
To

Condensed 1012, 2560.

Congealed 1160.

Condescension 152, 1538.

Congelation

Condiment 2018.

Congeries 2396.

Condition 159,9146,2068,2154,
2472 b, 2659 b, 2741 b.

Congruity 1296.

Conduct 297, 1060, 1079,1176,

Congruous 2266

Conducted 1619.

Confectionary 2326

b.

Confectioner 959

2225

2741

6,

b.

Confederacy 550.
Confederation 2639.

6,

confute 1450

b,
b.

169

b.

160.

17

6,

6,

2201

2298

b.

b.

6,

connect 2359

b,

2325,

Connection 548 b, 1288

2602, 2640, 2645 b.

To conquer
1198

b,

To

console 284 b.

Consolation 384, 1427

1830.

1663 6

b,

Consolatory 1723.
Consoled 384.

To

consolidate 1451

603

1210

6.

b,

2600,

1170

665

634,

6,

Contest 873 6, 2022, 2298

Contested 2697.

Continence

307

Consonant 2108.
Conspicuous 895

b.

Constant 1516, 1517,1613,2568.

Constantly 163 6, 1574 6, 1613,
2572 b, 2573.
Consternation 2055, 2097
Constipation 2021.

6.

6.

6.

143

2283

contain 775

6.

Contemplated 1520.
Contemplative 1259

1636,
1655 b,

Continuous

line 347, 1664.

Contract 539 6,
1648, 2547 &

617

contract 734 6, 803

1586,

6,

6.

Contracted 168, 726 6, 798 6,

11606, 2559.
Contraction 798 6, 2560, 2596.
contradict 1249
6.

Contradiction 2033.

Contrariety

1804,

1817,

1918 6, 2019, 2101,

2108, 2026, 2032.
Contrary 1206,
1804,

19186,

2292

2032.

6,

1850,
2102,

5066, 11986,
2oig 6, 2110,
6.

Contrivance 127, 497, 639, 709,

818, 1206 6, 1291 6, 1308 6,
1911 b, igi3 6, 19876, 22236,
2350.

To

contrive

640

6,

1256

1911 6.

Contrived 640, 787.

1521.

Contemporary 527, 1917.

b.
6.

Continuing 2692.

Contrition 1987

Contaminated 194, 2556.

To contemn 1247 6, 1340
To contemplate 2156 6.

936,
1589,

6,

Continuity 163, 1587.

6.

6.

2568,

6.

Contradicting 1252

To come

1586,

Continuance iog6, ig25, 2659

continue 1251 6, 1337
1381 6, 2382 6.

To

2356,

198.

To

To

Contact 12636, 22826,

2548, 2552, 2697.
into contact

1574

6,

2726

Conspiracy 550.
Constable 804 6, 8066, 13826.
Constancy 1516, 1517, 2694.

6,

Contentious 12606, 2023.

Contentment 1347, 1591, 1607.
Contents 2196 6, 2665.

Continually 906,

Contemplation 1520.
b,

Contentedness 1674.
Contention 288
1289 6.

b.

Contained 115.

b,

1607,

1591,
1674, 1769, 2708.

Continual
1574,
2 575, 2576.

Contagious 2566.

6,

6
6,

Contiguous 173, 4g6, 1819.

Contiguously 2431 6.
Contiguousness 1630 6.

To
b.

Contented 872

Contiguity 115, 163, 1566.

Contagion

^360

To content 1347

Consistency 2632, 2692.

Consistent isog.

Consumption 837, 1154, 2389.

b.

Contemptuously 1340 6.
Content 225, 1351, 2717.

Consistence 1011.

Consumed 21 14.
Consumer 2184.

Conjuncture 2356.
Conjurer 2099, 2268.

To

b.

Consultation 22ig.

Congregation 2196

2316

Connected 123, 2203 b, 2296

2352, 2548, 2600 b, 2603.

b.

1259
2654.

Constitution 1305 6, 2315 6.

To construct 1911 6, 1970 6.

Conjugal 497.
Conjunction 2640.

Conducting 349 b.
Conductor 1559, 1628, 1652.
Conduit 1179.

b,

b,

1682, 1683.

congeal

Conjecture

(moral) 1062.

2300

b.

Confusion 505 b, 506 b, 906

995 b, 1012 b, 1158 b, 1834.

Condensation 1012.

b,

2442

b.

Confutation

1506, 1652, 2112, 2400.

b, 1991,
2116, 2155 b,

b,

Condemnable 1450.
1508.

1012

be confused

2097 6, 2098
2424 b, 2433
Confusedly 505

b.

To condemn 1450

549 b, 676,
1990, 1994 b,
2055, 2115, 21 16, 2120 b, 2121,
2559-

To

Considerate 2223

b.

Confounded 143, 391 b.

Confronting 22O7 b, 2605, 2630.

6-

Concupiscence 414.

Concurrence 2222

Confection 2255

b.

Conformably 103 b, 106 b, 2204

Conformity 105, 1296, 1301.

Confused 378
877 6, 1158

b.

1640

Concord 166, 408 b, 544

Concourse 2596.
Concubine 494, 1283 b.

b.

to orders 304, 337.

Concisely 2596.

consider 1256

26536.

Consideration 123, 139, 1093,

1111, 1258 b, 1291 b, 1668,
1874 b, 1998.

b.

Confirmed 2554, 2632

Contemptibleness 1578.

Consent 94, 2717.

Consequence 122, 629, 969, 999,
1354, 1532 b, 1867.
6,

Contemptible 129, 149, 153, 4g8,

1340.

2215.

Consecration 1428, 1812, 1849

2552.

To
b,

2431, 27586.

Consecrated 1812, 2553.

Consequently 1868

6.

Confined 725, 1530 b.

Confinement 390, 567
153 b, 1580.

b.

134, 148, 149,

747, 843, 860 6,
1247 b, 1319,
1500,
1340,
1508, 1633, 1679, 1684, 2420,

160,

154,

2214.

b,

(self)

6,

be confident 1613.

1971

Contempt 129,

Consciousness 180, 260.

Confidence 392, 417 b, 1289

14276,1451, 1613,2044,2142
2345 b, 2522.

To

Conceit 2206.

conceive 2061

Conscience 1454 b.
Conscientious 1454

b.

Confidant 1448, 2303

CON.

Conquerable 1210.

Conqueror 1197 b, 1210.

Conquest 1170, 2002.

Confident 239, 392, 1451, 1516,

1796, 1797, 1820, 2522, 2714.

Concealment 134, 137, 989

To

6.

Confession 2264.

946

Concealed 134, 267

965, 966, 2441 b.

2513

b,

Confessed 2717.

b.

Concatenation 2512.

To

CON.

Conferva 203, 1897

To confess 2265 b.

Computability 912.

Contriving 1875 6.

Control 402

6,

683

6,

1936.

6,

2784

CON COP.

COP COR.

Contropomus Ambasse 1562

Controversy 288
2005, 2022.

Contumacy

1289

6,

b,

6.

1967,

Contumelious 1684.
Contumeliousness 1500.
Contusion 1117

Coping 1727

b.

Convalescence 2040, 2707.

To converse 646
To convey 1788

Copper 1318

To

Copyist 1525

b,

521, 1206,
1

b,

2457

521,

2172

b,

2061

b,

argenteus
2069.

battatus

351,

2436

830,

paniculatus 401,
841, 842, 2246,
reniformis 21726.

156.

1467

801

2034

6.

Corded 1275

6.

6,

6.

6,

pes capra 1125, 11326,

6.

Cooing 731

6.

b,

1697

2382

2642

6,

6,

1699

b,

!7i

6.

Cooked 1637, 1784 6, 2643.

Cookery 1640, 2381 6, 2394

CORDIA 667

2519

6,

1355

6.

468,

1944

6,

1945, 2530.

2106

6,

2499,

6,

sativum

19446,
2513,
1491,

1493.
6,

335

Cooking 2263, 2382

6.

Coracias Indica 1079, 1081.

Colony 1651.
Coolly 1510

chandler 1694

1504, 2476,

Cook-room 2394

6.

cool 1383 b.

Co-operation 2617.

Coparcenership 2552.

6.

Corneous 2483.
Corner 258, 805, 805

6.

wool 68 1

Corporeal 33, 6906, 1462,2471,

2483.

Cottus

Corpse 2226 6, 2300

2437 6, 2465.

Cotyledon

b,

To

correct

2486

6,

21 19,

6,

Corrected 1597, 2517.

2505

6,

2223

1692,

2301

6,

6,

6.

6,

6.

1479,

Couplet 1471

6, 1917 6.
Courage 1134 6, 1427 6, 1802,
19876, 2059 b, 2142 6, 2510,

yard 32, 295

1049, 1846.

6.

gobioides 1068 6.

laciniata

Courageous 1942
2142 6, 2510.

1987

6,

6,

6.
6.

of fortune 2149.

6,

445

6,

456,

of requests 1148 6.
6.

2746

6,

6.

Couch 854, 2468.

Covenanted 1587, 1599>
Cover 299, 346, 952 6, 10746,
1250 6, 12546, 12796, 1335,
1738, 2232 6, 2447 6, 2470 6,
2470, 2607 6.

To

25176.

b.

1461,

Court 63, 325 6, 574 b, 664 6,

1399 b, 1455 6, 1499 b, 1681,
1846, 1883 6, 1894 6, 2587,
2750 6.

6.

insidiator 1069

2040,
2664,

6.

Courier 712 6, 1184, 1200

Course 914 6, 1079, H7 2

tree 626.

1619,
2598,

826

2520.

Costus speciosus 710,769,7886,

Coronation 2387.

1259 b,
2077 b, 2589,
2720 6.

6,

H83, 2280,
2341,2351,23596,23606.

17786.

Costly 1445, !946, 2093 6, 2244,

2245.

6,

2693.

6,

2175,

Couple 121a

plant 698.

Corpulence 1746.
Corpulent 1553 6, 1624 6, 1732,
1746, 1779 6, 2167 b, 2324 6,

980

Countryman 1692

cleaner 1511

6,

Country

2397, 2607

6,

b.

Costliness 2276.

6.

2301

6.

counteract 629

1823,

Cosine 804.

6.

6,

1711,

coin 2314 6.
Counterpane 1726 b, 2469.

Cot 854, 869.

Cottage 804 6, 12356, 12376.
Cotton 626, 698, 1349 6.

6.

1668,

Counting-house 1395

1656, 1698, 1723, 1761

2616.

6.

1504, 2476.

Cornelian 2348

Correct

6.

2734

elata 1891 6.

Costiveness 814

2219,

Counterfeit 781, 12366.

b.

Costs 862
I,

Counsellor 1510,
2219, 2564.

To
6.

Costive 8146, 2231.

Myxa 468,10816,
1945,
2530.

6,

Counted 2561.

Cost 1414.

mixta 811.

6.

6.

Zaliera 1319, 1320, 1329,

6.

1206

over 15

fortificatus 636.

Corypha

6.

2758
6.

6,

venatorius 2674.

1141

1745.

6,

881 6, 886
26166.

Counsel 483,
2236 6, 2350.

To count 909

mendicantium

Coronal suture 2306.

6.

To cook

1270

6,

Jhampee 1230

Core 2229, 2250

Cork 954

Corolla 1698

6.

1639, 1701, 1972 6,2381

2382 6, 2667.

1267

Dhawlee 1501

6,

I,

6.

6.

Cordial 2402.

field,

13546.

be convulsed 1242

2178.

crinitus 794.
6,

To cough 7106,

6.

1889

Councillor 191, 356, 2220.

6,

6.

814
2284

6.

lanceolaris

corone

1410

2370, 2381

1492

Cook

To

1019

6,

1702, 1908 6,

6,

Corn, 84
2617.

diffusa

terebinthina 801

To

814

capta 874

Cough 709, 711, 712

Council 1643

Coruscation 1473.

6.

433 6.
lacera
730 6,

6,

6.

capsularis
1561.

Coriandrum

Anthelmintica 704.
bovina 1034

Corrupted 1679, l6 89, 2095

2113, 2345-

6,

latifolia

turpethum 13526,
1372, 14366, 2412, 2657.

1894

6,

Corvus Balicassius 1875

Cord 960, 13906, 1414, 1961

repens 6636, 633.

1627

Covetousness 867 b,
2435 *, 2439, 2452.

6.

1640, 1983.

6,

18896, 24354, 2436,

2440, 2444, 2452, 2452

b,

2457, 2471 b, 2535 b.

bicolorii7i b.

'

6,

1827.

6,

fascicularis

1187

b.

Covetous

6.

Corruptness 1543.

1332

b.

Conyza

1546

6,

corrupt 1995

Corrupt 1023

1451,

177,

covet 2452 6.
Coveted 181, 2439.
Coveting 2436.

6.

Corruptedness 1870

olitorius 569,

Convolvulus

To

6.

Corchorus 1703
b,

To

1325.

6,

2445.

6,

Coquetry 1527

corrode 867

2469.

6,
6.

To

Corrigible 2487.

Corrosive 206, 872, 2230.

1525

b,

1690

Convicted 2156.

convince 1830

6,

Coral-tree 1722, 2222, 2262 6.

b.

130

1324

6,

2738.

Conveyance 1986, 2346.

Conveying 349 b.
To convict 2156 b.
Conviction
2481 b.

1323

6,

6,

6,

2549.

Covertly 140

Copy 449

b.

6.

Coverlet 1726

vessel 1325.

375, 59 h 59 2 ,
1953, 2604.

6,

2505, 2720

1 124 6, 1 129 6, 1
131
1135 b, 12796, 2297

Correspondence 2446 6.
Corresponding 2266 6.

smith 656

b,

11 35,

Copulation
1479, 2280, 2377,
2372, 2551, 2604, 1578, 2321,
2372.

b.

Convenient 103, 2337.

Convention 2196 b.

b.

Covering

Corrector 2486, 2517.

1324.

Convenience 2663

cov cow.

2040, 2486,

6,

Correctness 2078

2051.

6,

1307

Copiously 2052.

Convalescent 507.

Conversation
1180, 1195

2517

6.

Copious 1767

304.

COR COV.
Correction

Copartnership, 2552.

cover 2996, 3466, 10746,

1131 6, 12296, 12806, 2295 6.
Covered 267 6, 299, 350, 2120,
2549, 2565.

Courtesy 96, 2014, 2140,2574.

Courtezan 908, 1053, 1141 b,
1141, 1530, 2094, 2185.
Courtier 356, i860, 2390
Cousin (male) 1217 6.

6,

2587.

(female) 1217 6.

Cow

924 6, 935 6, 947 6.

dung 619, 920 6, 991

77,

992 6.
herd 352, 397
989, 992 b, 993
1725.

6,
6,

984

6,

6,

1466,

2785

COW CRI.
6.

To
To

itch 318, 588, 600.

keeper 981

A,

2384

Criminality 965

6.

Coward 2166.

crimp 798

Cowardice 682.

Crimped 797
Crimson 720

Cowrie 582

Cbinum

b.

Crab 571 b, 620, 647

Crack 1213 b, 1718
1876 b.
brained 2204

To

ft,

b,

b,

1872

Crafty 1489

798

2516, 2517.

6,

b.

ft,

1894

6,

1873

b.

6.

6.

Crocus

1515, 1892, 2422

b,

6.

1240

1258

b,

Cramming 943
Cramp 792 b,

Crooked 205, 271 6, 735 6, 738,

752, 806 ft, 809, 861 ft, 932 ft,

b.

1352 6, 1355 6, 1531,

1635, 1888, 1949 6, 20756.

1252

889

6,

1094

b,

armed 801

Cramped 312

b.

path 1028

Crane 1396
1886, 1933.
Cranium 600, 884 b.
b,

To

600,

605.

Crazy 1384

6,

Cross 1086

1164

6,

1252

ft,

bow 607

Cream 2469, 2606, 2635.

create 458

2669

To

cross 558

Creation 2610, 2670.

Creator 625, 2155, 2611, 2670,

2706.

ft.

2462.

6,

Cuculus

2478,

laburnifolia

2214

prostrata

1150

6.

1151

6.

verrucosa 1910

Creek 876

Croton Moluccanum

b,

1561

b,

To creep

959 b, 2738
Creeper 2424.

1870

oblongifolium 1895

plicatum 883

ft.

Crescent 217, 1982.

6.

Tiglium

1169

6,

1171,

1877

6,

1311, 2408.

Crested 2490.
Cricket 1020

1270
ft,

1234, 1865, 2179.

bat 1270
Crier 829, 1282

1410

788

ft,

6,

ft,

10156,

H69,

1708,

Criminal 130, 779, 965 6, 1391 6,

1446, 1469, 1708, 1718, 2115,
2564 6, 2630.

2449
2750

b,

ft,

1009, 10746,

2319

6,
6,

6,

ft,

Curcuma Amada 276

2731, 2736

594
1027
1160

6,

b,

6,

6,

1909,

1019

6,

1026,

ft.

Crowing 731.

Zedoaria 1602, 1911

418,

Curds 1135

576,

1147

ft,

1386

*,

Cure 548 ft.

Curious 1197, 2679

6,

6.

6,

861

6,

1066

6,

1108.

of hair 219, 1105 6, 1308

6.

1779

To

curl

ft,

6.

798

6.

Curled 736, 797

987 ft, 1066 ft.

ft,

798

6,

861

ft,

Curlew 827, 830.

6.

ft,

ft.

1393-

6.

lagenaria 223,

1337

6,

2087, 2538.
ft,

Citrullus 986, 1309 6,

1332

356

6,

621, 627.

Curl 798

376,

1344, 1544

ft,

6.

melopepo 2585 b.
pepo 621,752 6, 769,
775, 815 6.

8 S

6,

xanthorrhiza 708, 709,

711, 1418, 1419, 1608, 1640,
1686, 1745, 2472, 2727.

'

Zerumbet 573,621,626,
627, 660 ft, 696 ft, 709, 1477,

ft.

2617

ft.

ft.

276

reclinata

359

729

1072,
1426, 2065 ft,

2252

ft,

705

longa 1608,2727,27296.

6.

223,

ft.

Amhuldi 2461.

2700.

1736, 2430

6.

356

ft,

573, 17456, 2461.

6.

Curiosity 2064, 26796.

13 12

ft.

b.

Momordicag2 16, 18766,

Cucurbita

6.
ft.

orchioides 219, 1091,

1328, 2302.

utilissimus 620, 679

2566, 2596, 2720

Crowded 1011,
1027

1267

ft,

6.

To crowd

Cupola 967 ft, 1318

Cupper 2720 ft.
Cupping-horn 2491

Curculigo

usitatissimus 41 8,649 b,
659 b, 767, 1091.

1934, 1974.

ft,

1162, 1163, 1181

ft.

1446, 1447.
1717, 2115.
6,

6,

ft.

Crowd 985 6,995

ft.

Crime 241, 732, 965

1290

To crouch 959
Crow 656, 683

76.

csesia

1359,

ft,

2151,

ft,

angustifolia 1331

sativus

Crest 720, 1106, 11956, 12476,

2193, 2287, 2490, 2513.

6,

1330

6,

ft.

Curable 1083

6.

Madraspatanus
919, 986, 1091, 1906 6.
Melo 863 6.

polyandrum 1394, 27346.

Sapium 1279 6.

Crept 2669.

1168

castaneus 731

2039, 2251

b.

b.

6,

2636.

b.

1244
1961

ft,

Cupidity 2452, 2453

1168

1050,

6,

Cucumber 841 ft, 2474 ft.

Cucumis Colocynthis 413

6.

18.

ft,

2008,
2658,

6,
6,

Cupidinous 688.

accipiter 1885 61

b,

b,

Cupid 2215.

6.

2193-

sericea 1223 6,17466.

Creed 1817

1269

6,

melanoleucos
retusa 2034

680

802 6,802, 1731, 1743

6,

ft.

884

To cup 2491

Cuckold 762.
Cuckoo 802 6.

ft.

2758

ft,

Cuccinella 412.

b.

b.

Credibility 1853.

6,

1711, 1780
2152.

humour 2707.

6.

Creditor 451, 522, 2239.

Credulity 2618.

2728

Cup 579

Indicus

2172

6.

ll 99

1515, 1875
2461, 2513

2099,

Cube 1011, 2165.

Cubebs 683 6.

b.

Credit 2522.
price 707.

Cunning

2699.

6,

6.

ft.

Cyminum

bearer

649

2267

6,

Cumin-seed 40, 584.

Crystallized 633 6.
ft.

1542

b,

Cultivation 348

6.

Crystallization

juncea 2462,

2575

6,

ft.

1065

6,

1204,

of pain or distress 2742.

cry 655

ft.

Cultivating 783.

Cuminum

ft.

Cry 370, 659, 771, 2376.

1865

6.

Cultivated 348

ft.

Cubit 611, 2294

Crotalaria 1092

Credible 1821, 1853.

1235

ft,

1551, 1552

cultivate 1082

Crushed 148.

Crystalline

1321

ft,

1310

ft,

Crossing 1720

107

crush 1027

Crystal

ft.

out 720

being 458.

Crying 2413.

6.

687

ft,

mark 1283

b.

Created 2670.

Creditor's-side 1168

ft.

be crooked 1352

To

To

Crook 1949 b, 2324 ft.

Crop 860 ft, 932 ft, 1870

2667.

b,

6.

Crookedly 1334 6, 1335.

Crookedness 738, 816.

Crank 1057 6.
Crat^va Marmelos 601.
Valanga 590 b,

To

6,

b.

To

Crumple 798 ft.

Crupper 1627 6.

sativus 733.

Crocodile 757, 1178, 1526.

b.

Crumble

Cudgelling 2343.
Cuirass 463.

Culm

Crumbs 1235 ft.

Crumping 862.

6.

2461.

To cram 944

6.

Cruel 435, 581, 828, 862, 865,

887 6, 1018, 1194, 1442, 1597,
1741, 2639, 2723, 2743.
Cruelty 13, 458, 830, 1208 ft,
1442, 1598. !74i-

To crumble 955

Critical 2040.

Croaking 579

6.

Crippled 853, 1639, 1991, 2446

Crisped 797 6, 798 6, 1066 ft.

2745.

player 1227.

Crude 125, 353, 874

noun 1850.

19106.

ft,

Cudgel 615.

ft.

2308, 2738

6.

1050, 2412.

toxicarium 679

b,

Craftiness 1455, 865, 2478.

b,

1066

ft,
ft,

Zeylanicum 679

crackle 317, 1865

Cradle 1468

2199

6.

2125,

b,

1330

ft,

Crucible 347, 1358,2293 6,2302,

longifoliumigo8

765.

12266.

ft,

1469

ft,

ft.

amcenum 2653.

shell 599.

Cracked 1173

Crown 1319

ft.

criminate 1341

CUD CUR.

CRO CUC.

CRI CRO.

Cow-house 982, 983, 997, 998

Curling 798

ft,

Currency 1063

1208

6.

6.

Current 1062, 1063, 1797 6, 1798,

1828, 2077, 2376 ft, 2642 ft,
2707.
coin 1063

6.

2786

CUR CYP.
Current price 1593
Currently 1797 6.

dubius

Currier 1061, 1077

Curse 1902

To

2293

b,

863

b,

b.

elatus

b.

curse 2481

149 b.
b, 22316.

Cytisus Cajan 45

995

Cursed 1508, 2465, 2481.

Curtain 1686 b.

2153

rotundus 737, 759, 787 b,

796, 86o,
988, 990, 1011,
1175,1404, 1419, 1676,1861,
1971 6, 2296 6, 2303, 2315.

b.

tegetiformis 573 6.

b.

vegetus 573

capitata 379 b.

verticillatus

reflexa

Cushion 496

2729

915 b, 1982 b.
Custard- apple 316 6, 318 b.
Custody 390, 1199 b, 1305
1865 b, 2719 b.
b,

atratus

1062, 1063,

10646, 1128, 1267

1310

b,

b,

1506, 1781 b, 1801 b, 1828,

2112, 2238 b, 2328 b,
2376 6, 2400, 2401, 2410 b.

am,
Custom

(tax)

2276

b.

1063,

667 b,
!>, 2075
1133

b,

down 667

858

145

b,

b.

Cutaneous 1076 b.
Cut-purse 936 b.
b,

624, 633

b,

666

b,

Cylinder 2588.
-

Cymbidium
373

b,

1226

b,

1227,

tesselloides

372

Cynanchum
Cynometra

viminale 2129.

polyandra 1777

Cyperus 437, 1109

b,

b.

1358

l,

autumnalis 1504

b.

Damp

1332

1355

6,

Niloticus 676

squarrosus

Tila 1336

b,

6.

<

1549

Deadly 110, 702

6.

1550

b,

6.

6.

trapezoides 577, 578

tuberculatus 627 6.
Zilipoothi 1200 6.

b.

Dear
1397,

6.

6.

171.

6,

2230, 2269,

6,

104a 6,
303,
1245 6,
1445,
1855,
1936,

6,

2270

6.

2145

6.

1796, 1797, 1809,

6,

1030, 1564,

Dearth 1444.
Death 110, 700, 702, 779, 1462,
1562,
1566 6,
1577, 1579,
1641, 1837, 1848, 2226, 2241,
2312, 23286, 2449, 2471,

2730

half of a

2437

Dearness 2276.

blue 700, 784, 785, 1621,

2521.

red

b,

Deafness 1905, 1959.

Dealer 1994, 2081 6.

brother

1615.
6.

b.

Deaf 540, 705 6.

and dumb 541

2253

2639-

6.

2219

2624.

Dangerous 2578.

6,

6,

body 743, 2226

155,

2558-

Daring 1269

6,

1625.

Dark 118, 140, 276

193

b,

room 1540, 1550

dare 2142

1821

2465.

6,

Dangling 1380

1821,

1543, 1685, 1852, 1858,

2068, 22266, 2300 b, 2311.

6.

6, 1076 6, 22266.
Danger 858, 1052, 1415, 2140,

6.

break 206,
1831, 2611.

6.

Dayless 63.

2368.

dangle 1254

6.

time 1424 6.
Day's journey 1424
wages 1424.

6.

Dandruff 881

To

662

Dead

1549 b y
1947 6.

6,

of judgment 1999.
6.

b.

girl

1625

6.

6.

(female) 1540, 1549

To

after

and night 264, 1426

book 2413 6.

1551.
6,

Dancing 1549

radiatus 12766, 1951

6.

dance 728

1551

6.

6.

6,

2163

6,

Dancer 1530, 1540, 1549

6.

Sarana 2469

To

Mrigala 2310 b.

Rohita 2401

Dance 1549

6.

2 53, 2521, 2616.

6.

monodactylus 572
Morala 2192 6.

Rishi 524.

Cymbiform 1556.

260, 1015, 1326, 1423, 1425,

6, 1975.

1425

2672.

1355
Dampness 832, 2607

Laookooli 540 6.
marginatus 548 6.

b,

2066.

b,

Kuswati 644 6.
Kutla 1360 6.

Mullus 2150

Cylindrical 2684.

Day
6.

Damage 125, 1623 6.

Damasonium Indicum 1715

6,

Koorchi 757 6, 765.

Kulilaus 792 6.
Kursa Gooni 1021 6.

Morur 1113

Cuttle-fish 170.

6,

6,

To make damp

107, 206,261, 1821, 1831,

20546, 2129, 2153, 2186 b.

l>.

1950

6.

Dawn
6.

6.

Dalrympelia pomifera 1157

Dam

6,
b,

son 1473.

To daunt 1265

Dalliance 2036, 2377, 2759.

1748 6

1234
2080

Dauntless 1566.

reniformis 6186.

robusta 830

2497

6.

2415.

b.

into pieces 857 b,

'

rimosa 657, 732

6.

denticulatus

b.

2704.

1268 6

Dayngra 8156.

b,

b.

6,

6.

Oujeinensis 55,1090,
1333, 1629, 1892, 2374,

b,

6,
6,

in law 1884 6.
Daughter's daughter 1473.

6.

Sisoo 22,2145,2488,

Jaya 1191, 1230

Jonjya 1212 b.

625

2535

6.

6.

2653-

scandens 1632

cultratus 1113

up 440.
cut 625 b,
1138 b, 1249

latifolia

6.

Chrysoparus
i860, 2465, 2585 6.

off 440.

To

828.

6,

665, 716,
1515, 1516,

6,

Daughter 754, 1232

1299, 1448, 2318

Dalbergia Crowey

6.

Bunta 1417

1141, 1144 b, 1146, 1155 b,

1410, 2000, 2075 b, 2164.

Cymbal 614
2222 b.

b,

Bata 1961

Cut 787, 10156, 11386, 1140,

Cutting 590
2425.

6.

bimaculatus 1332

b, 2448
Customary 348 b, 2062,
2113, 2376 b, 2454.
Customer 864 b.
Customs 2742 b.

1382

auratus 2676
barbiger 1267
Barila 1112

b.

Customarily 2113

off

701

b.

6,

6.

Stramonium 2479

work 397.

1333

574,

6,

1511 b, 1513
3207, 2258.

To daub 2252

marginata 2251

6.

869

Metel 595.
6,

food

18986,19226.

b,

703

6.

fastuosa 595 6, 70a

1490, 1513. 1513 b, 1516.

b.

Daily 95 6, 261 6, 397, 1424

1425 6, 1425, 1574, 1806
1818 6, 2413 6.

Cypher 29, 2465 6, 2510.

Cyprinus 665 b, 1878 6.
Ariza 2150

1963, 2458,

6,

Datura

To dab together 574 6.

Dagger 580 6, 667 6, 720

b.

b,

Custom 297, 690

6.

6,

6.

dash 300

tree (wild)

Dainty 496.

2262

6,

707

6,

Dative case 2602.

Copressus sempervirens 2608.

Cuscuta 373

Dash 643

6.

pertenuis

Curve 2168.

1888

Dart 749. 1627

2473, 2496.

D.

6.

1077

6,

276

1306, 1324, 1334, 1524, 2521.

To

Curved 1531, 1635, 1673, 1888,

2075 b.
line

b,

314, 660, 1343.

b.

823,
795 6,
965, 1547, 1548, 1548 6, 2138,

b.

205

6,

6.

Pangorii 1055

Curtains 2340 6.

204

6,

Darkness 118,

Date-fruit 8846, 1144

monocephalus 987
Jalmotha 661

b.

Curvature 1250

b.

inundatus 1704, 1710

Iria 1895 6.

2465, 2481.

b,

DAR DEB.

Cypr.&a caput serpentis 548 6.

moneta 582 6, 599,
816 6, 1920.

b.

distans 1716, 2231

Curried 588.

Curry-comb 855

CYPDA R.

CYP.
Cyperus compress us 1100

6.

month

784.

6.

rattle

1010

Debarred 2688.

Debased 2729 6.
Debate 1180, 2005.

6.

2787

DEB DEC.
To debauch

1543

DEC DEG.

1995

6,

Debauched 1543.
Debauchee 575.
Debauchery 1543, 2094, 2435

6.

Debility 832, 1472.

1456

862

b,

b,

b.

b,

Debtor's side 1168

Decanter 2286

Decay

158,

871

b,

1417,

b.

923

1205,

840,

837,

840,
858 b, 86 1
1192, 1204, 2345, 2500.

b,

Decease 2449.
Deceased 155, 2311, 2449.
Deceit 599, 77*, 795, 816, 1073,
1130, 1192, 13896, 14096,
1518 b, 1527 b, 1546 b, 1627 b,
1803,
1826,
1824,
1881 b, 1892, 2461.
Deceitfully

130

1872

deceive

b,

1130

1255

b,

6,

898

920, 922,
942, 1585, 1617.

6,

6,

b,

b.

Deer 757. 1088 6, 2309, 2726.

Dbeeingia celosioides 995 6,
1031.

2327.

Defamatory 128, 897.

Defamed 706 6.

130

b.

Delay 914, 934 b, 999. 1245 6,

1246 6, 1460, 1989 6, 2035,

Deceptive 413.
decide 1116

To

Decision 4156, 1609,1611,1613,

2643, 2644.

1674

6,

Declaration 540

6,

6,

1917

declare 1024 6, 1032

Declared 1024

6,

2177

6.

Defendant

6.

389 6

453.

6,

2327

6.

806

6,

Deficient
1635-

6.

1469,

606

31,

Defied 2697.

be deficient 1017

597, 932
1016 6, 1545 6.

To

To

defile

Delight 398, 507, 1832,

1987 6, 2297, 2325,
2577, 2649, 2729-

6,

6,

6,

1015
1966

6,
6,

6.

6.

6,

966,

973.

Defiled 154.

Deliverance 470, 865

1612, 1615,
1674.
2323.

1949

Delphinus Gangeticus

To

Deluged 1177.

Definition 2417.

To

Decorated 221, 2026,2518, 2553,

2638.

To

1624

Deflected 1673.

6.

decrease 607

6,

1027

6.

Decree 1613, 1866, 1881 6,2013.

Deformed
2080 6.

132, 759, 1990, 1991,

Deformity 759.
To defraud 1255

6,

2497

6,

6.

6,

b.

Defunct 1600, 1685, 2311.

Degradation 2188.

Delusory 2280

6,

1596

6,
1300, 1304
1604, 1667, 1720.

6,

1420,

Dependent

93, 258, 361, 1323 6,

1553, 1661, 1689, 2179, 2630.

Dependents 1799.
Depending on 2296
Deposed 2391.

6.

Deposit 191 6, 330 6, 336 6,

901 6, 1564, 1569, 1635, 1913,
2691.
deposit 901 6, 913 6, 914 6,
2384 6.
Deposited 396, 498, 1564, 1569,

1617, 1634, 1801, 2691.

6.

Depraved

51, 593, 1275 6, 1439,

1447, 1543, 1904 b.

Depravity 593,
1870
543,
2461.

1447,
2188,

depreciate 870 6.

Depressing 152.
Depression 1585.
6.

1838.

Deprivation 160.

Deprived 2748, 2754.

Demi- god 483.

Demolished 440.

Deputation 1317

Demolishing 2135.

Deputy

390, 1393,
1526, 1741.

1305 6,
2187,

6,

Depredation 134.
Depressed 1585.

6.

To delve 859 6.
Demand 1245 6, 1313
Demands 2204 6.

Demon

1566

6,

155, 259, 361, 374,

1288

To

Delusion 2189, 2267.

6.

Deflowered 154.

Decoration 221, 352, 11996,

2026, 2093, 2177, 2369, 2552.
Decoy-bird 2326 6.

Decrease 2762

deflect

Dependence

(written) 1167 6.

To

6.

Departure 733

Deposition 1212

Definiteness 1680.

decorate 1681

2068,

Departing 1835.

Delivery 2289.

deluge 2161

b.

2057,

To

Defined 1672, 1680.

To

6,

Delivered 455, 1616, 1617, 2593.

Deliverer 1325 6, 1367, 1616,
1674, 2321.

Decoction 1606, 833.

Decomposed 2115.

6.

876

6,

Declivity 822 6, 1585, 1861.

decline 1279 6.

1843

6,

1600,

Department 2046.

2055, 2204

delude 2170 6, 2184

Deluge 54, 1862, 1915.

To

depart 1134

6.

Definable 1673.

Decline 158, 1154.

6.

21 10, 2311.

1835,
2372,

2498.

15436.

6.

6.

Deotar 21.

Departed

Delivering 2592.

Defile

Declinable 1957.

6,

Delicious 2663.

be delighted 508

6.

repens 2176

To deny 1558
2285

6,

Delirium 1837.
Deliver 1367.

867
1632

6.

Dentifrice 2198

1510.

6,

1550

6,

Delirious 1837

6.

Denied 134.
Denominated 787, 897.
Denomination 889 6.
Denominator 1146.
Dense ioig 6.

Dentella

6.

Delineated 2446.

Deficiency 175,
1140, 12496,
1635, 2748.

To

Declination 149, 822, 824.

Delicate 572

veratrifolium 670

Denial 134, 259, 1617.

Dented 1254

6.

2006

deliberate

934.

Dent 1254

6.

Delightful 102, 1426, 2217, 2219.

Defender 2367.

6.

Dental 1394.

Deliberate 1508

To

2061

6,

Density 2158.

delegate 1705

Delighted 334, 358, 507, 1760,

1832, 1835, 2297, 2325, 2372,
2755, 2764.

1818,27396.

6.

i860.

6,

6.

1635, 1991.

Defiance 2697.

Deciding 2286.

To deck 1666

Defective 131, 606

Deferred 2301

Decided 1614.

2035

6,
6.

2648, 2664.

Defensible 2366.
6.

delay 1246

Delegate 1544

defeat 2740 6.

Defenceless 155.

Deception 413, 1130, 1255 ft,

1397*, >5i8 6, 18646, 18816,
2136, 21706, 2134.

6,

Deliberation 123, 1998.

6,

Defeated 2132, 2133, 2488 6.

Defect 608 6, 806 6,
1140,
1249 b, 1450, 1469, 1632 6.

Defence 1809, 2367, 2747

437

2045, 2047.

6,

Deliberately 1508

Deceiving

To

Dejection 814

To

Defectiveness 1635.

January 1790.

158,

Den

Dendrobium

Deletory 1562.

Defamation 632,608,732, 11016,

To demonstrate 1830

2350.
6,

471,
1609, 2045, 2048, 2155, 2330.

To

Demoniacal 1783.
Demonstrable 1834.

Demonstrated 1597, 2643.

Demonstration 485, 1597, 1807,

6,

Dejected 73,

To

6.

Deceived 1826, 2020.

Deceiver 1389 b, 1397 b, 1803,
1892, 2146 b, 2170 b.

December

6,

2117.

Deeply-rooted 923

To

1398

6,

1370, 1421, 1454

1456, 1457, 2124.

Defeat 1667, 1668, 2133, 2371

2732 6, 2740.

b.

Deceitfulness 865, 2136, 2147

2461, 2478.

2170

933

1304

6.

Deist 391.

water 1266.

Decayed

To

b,

2300

Deity 1256

deduct 625 6, 1966 6.

Deduction 1597, 1966 6, 2350.
Deed 604 6, 661 6, 1412, 2575 6.

1217.

17, 822,
6,

6.

To

6,

1679,

6,

of latitude 2428.

Deduced 1597.

Deep 851

b.

1651

1710, 2748.

Degree
1718

Deducible 2122.

Debtor 67, 621

1456 b.

Degraded 1124,

Decrepitude 1172.

Decussated 1194

Debt 470, 522, 621

DEM DEP.

DET5DEM.

Decreed 1614, 2112, 2691.

Decrepid 1159, 1172, 11736,
1204, 1384 6.

6.

Depth 1585.

1412, 1463,

1781

99,

6.

1544

6.

Deputyship 1781

6.

6,

1559

2788

DER DES.

DEV DIG.

DES DEV.

Derangement 1089.

Despicableness 2758.

Devout 1303.

Dereliction 1923.

To

Dew

Derision 160, 494, 13406.

Derivable 2122.

Despised 85, 153.

Desponding 1544
Destined 1557 6.

term 2361.

Derived 2122.

To descend 560 6,

147

6,

1559

6.

Descendants 347 b.
Descended 72, 150, 1650.

560

149,

908

b,

b,

1851, 2227,

1354

6,

6,

13646,

2293
Deserted 1363, 2748.

place 442 6.

Deserter 1180, 1690

6,

2149

Detail 1304

6.

Deserving 219, 1711, 2236 6.

Design 418 6, 645 6, 1321, 1709,
2154.
6.

Designation 2567.

6.

Desire 175, 181, 281, 381, 403,

418 6, 547 6, 684 6, 685, 816,
891 6, 923 b, 1313 6, 1351,
1471 6, i960, 1983, 2205 6,
2213, 2217, 2218, 2300 b,
3384, 2402. 2439, 2452, 2453 6,
2519 6, 2627 b, 2699.

Desired

181,

1936, 2253

6,

1065

183,
6,

420, 871

6,

2429.

11466, 1383
Desistance 838.
desist

To
To

2022.

detain 1141 6.

Desisted 154, 489, 838,

1591, 1603, 2031.

Determined 151, 1595, 1598,

!599 2193 6, 2559, 2693.
Determining 1595, 1599.

natans 1716

Desolate 442

6.

Dice 1122

6,

6,

sighted 870
Dimension 1682.

2131.

Devotee 1322, 1392, 2102,2124,

2298, 2335, 2358, 2501;

Devotion 428, 1216, 1322, 1498.

6.

Diminished 227.

Die 1122

1135

die

6,

2226

1729 6

1890.
6,

Diminution 725
2762 6.

Differently 119

120

6,

6,

Dioscorea

1976, 2050.

aculeata

2327

6,

6,

875

643 6,
777,
1261 6, i2go 6,
1415, 1796, 1871 6, 1954 6,
2019, 2103, 2269 6, 2301 6,
2446 6, 2027 6, 2558, 2721 6.

digest
b,

6.

2663
glabra 2678 6.
1

6,

6.

918

6,

1882

2678

192

6,

2720

103

'

6,

purpurea

6,

1698

6,

1675

6,

6.

cordifolia

1906

Ebenum

1357

glutinosa 946
1334, 2492, 2701.

6.
6.

6,

971

Melanoxylon
705, 713 b, 788 6, 789
1357

6.

2365

lanceaefolia

1204

6,

b.

Diospyros

883

6.

pentaphylla 651

rubella 923

6.

1430,

6.

6.

b,

globosa

nummularia 2519

2435

Diffused 1292, 2052, 2119,2559.

Diffusedness 2119.

To

t,

580,

12246, 1255

dig

861

688,

fasciculata

Difficulty

To

6,

6.

anguina 730

6.

diffuse

2192

6.

alata

874

580, 581, 1255 6,

1440 6, 1796, 2045,

2420, 2431,

6,

Diminutive 879 6, 1709 6,

Dimness 1231 6, 1493 6.

3756.

Difficult 449,

1261
2301

b,

Diminishing 10.

2298.

6.

940,

6.

660,
6,

791,

b.

racemosa 971

6.

ramiflora 447 6.
6,

1679,

tomentosa 657, 658,

6.

660, 760, 788.

Digestive 1192, 1701.

1613,

6,

6,

2720

1583,

1716

6,

Dictum 817

Digestion

2372.

1709

912, 1425, 1564, 2278 6.

1675.

Devotedness 387,

6.

6.

6.

6.

devise 640 6.

6.
6.

Dimensions 1840, 2356 6.

To diminish 607 6, 1017 6, 1027

1728

6,

Digested 1192, 1204, 1637, 1640,

6.

1836

Dictionary 177, 813, 2466.

Devoted 102, 1582, 1613, 2130,

Despair 174, 1593. 1631.

Despairing 174, 381, 15446,
549 *
Despicable, 67, 87, 149, 1749
2758.

2144

463, 464,

6,

1353

dilute

Dim
6.

1701

130.

6,

Diluted 1179 6,

b.

6.

Diarrhoea 56, 354

975, 1003, 1778

843 6, 859
893 b, 894 6.

Devastation 153.

1646, 1835.

speciosa 2376

To

Diffusion 1792, 1824, 2119.

6.

Development 1600.

To

6,

Dillenia Indica 1080

Diamond 2747

To

Detriment 9, 124, 136, 835,

1527, 1623 6, 1632 6, 1997.

Devil 2468

Diligence 1511

Diffident 72, 2559.

Dethroned 2391, 2641.

6,

Diagram 2339.
6.

6.

1224 6, 1255 6,
1530 6, 18656.

6,

Diligently 1835

6.

Diffidence 143, 2560.

Detested 1025.

Devilish 2468
6.

6.

line 805.

Diagonally 805

1573

6,

Diligent 83,629, 630, 1295, 1646,

1836, 2524.

Detestable 1025, 1487.

Device 818,

Desisting 2032.

Desmanthus

2287.

1281

14666, 1484

6,

6.

Deviation 2108, 2109.

1582,

Diadem 511,720, 11956, 13196,

Different 119, 120 6, 1208 6,

!298, 1554 6, 1554, 1659,
1792, 2164, 2296 6, 2026.

deteriorate 1995 6.

Dilatory 1095,
2492.

Dilemma 729

Difference 111,8776, 1326, 1832,

2040, 2102, 2164, 2181.

6.

Detrimental 892

6.

6.

6.

Diagonal 1252

2672.

6,

Dilatoriness 2492, 2514.

Diet 1653.

b.

Detraction 133, 249.

6.

Desirous 181, 404, 1196, 1312,

2218, 2300 6, 2452, 2519 6.

To

Detailed 2223

1996

Desirable 1922, 2452, 2699.

404

1523,

Determination 639, 1258 6, 1609,

1613, 2193 6, 2558.
To determine 1116 6, 1259 b,
1507 6.

6.

Designer 1645, 1646

Designing 1698 6.

desire

6,

Dike 1183
1073,
6.

1388, 1646, 1781

6,

Diabetes 1946

To

2052, 2223

6.

Dialogue 591, 592, 2523

Diameter 2052, 2121.

Deteriorated 125, 2113.

Deterioration 863 6, 1991,1995

Designated 2567.

To

6,

932

Dexterous 779, 1045,1072, 1090,

Dialect 2106

Destructive 110, 702

1562, 2119, 2555.

(in)

Designedly 1321

2015,

Destruction 128, 134, 441, 458,

492, 1522, 1562, 1577, 1579,
1837, 2015, 2119, 2555.

Desertion 1674.

To design 640

1616,

Detached 549 6, 1605, 2031.

Detachedness 2181.
Detachment 2411 6.

6.

1017,

Destructible 159.

1596,

To desert 1134

Destiny 64, 600, 722 6, 1428,

1463,
1543 b, 1586, 1846,
1854, 2013, 2148, 2149, 2429.
Destitute 175,1616,2022,2510.

Destroyer
2555.

6.

Dexterity 1045,
1072,
1630, 1646, 1703, 2752
1121

Destroying 778, 1523.

b.

Description 13266, 1598, 15996,

1924, 2022.

Desert 1157,
2510.

1604, 2045.

2015.

186, 2122, 2576.

To describe 1925
Described 1598.

6,

To destroy 1543 6, 2150 6.

Destroyed 440, 459, 1523, 1543,

Descending 560 b.
node 790.

560

lap, 609, 930,

2045.

Derivative 2361.

Descent 72,

6.

Despondency 832, 1593, 1631,

Derivation 2122.

despise 870

DIG DIP.
Dignity 1353 6, 1354, 1395 6,
1711, 1802, 1831, 2223 6,
2512, 2599, 2607 6, 2752 b.

Digger 806

6,

To

859, 893

6.

Digit 411, 635, 1050.

dip 1277

Dipterocarpus

Digitated 1643.
Dignified 1803, 2569
Dignities 2226

6.

6,

2061

6,

2197

6.

Diphthong 2579.
costatus 1357

6.

incanus 925.
6,

2607.

turbinatus 2533
b.

2789

DIR DIS.

DIS.

Direct 1259
Direction 104, 1576, 1988
Directly 2575

6.

Director 1587, 1836, 1859, 2246.

Dirt 554

877 b,
2191 6,

678
933 b,

714 b, 716,
1065 b, 1639,
2231, 2232 b, 2738 6.
6,

6,

Dirtiness 2233, 2274, 2330.

Dirty 573, 678 b, 716 b, 1532 b,

1640 6, 1776 b, 2225 6, 2231,
2232 b, 2233, 2330, 2593.
Disability 228, 246.

Disabled 2022, 2133.

Disagreeable 144,
593, 1917 b.

432

255,

b,

disallow 1262 b, 1558 b.

disappear 500, 1020

Disappointment 849,1388 6,1631,

2133, 2218.

Disapprobation 927 b, 1508, 2027.

Disapproval 2090 b.

Disapproved 2090
Disavowal 259.
Disbeliever 2084.

Discharge 1143 b, 1681, 1873

2323, 2631 b.
discharge

1449

b,

1133
2293 b.

1153

b,

urine 2304

Discharged 1873

To

b,

Discharging 621
b,

To
To

1153

b.

1135, 2300

b,

2673.

discipline

b,

2486

646

b.

Disclosure 1195

b.

disclose

2486.
b.

1291

b,

b.

b,

1654,

b.

disengage 549

1 1

15606, 2007, 2030,

b,

378

b,

549

5^o

2007,

Dissection 2110.

To

dissemble 599

6.

Dissent 2181.
Dissentient 245, 2322

b,

6,

2028, 2030.

6.

Dissention 597, 634, 1180, 1479,

2181.

To sow

dissention 2181

6.

b.

Disparity 1304

1832, 2102.

b,

Dispassionate 1281
disentangle

b,

Disordered 676.
229,

6,

Dissatisfaction 58, 131, 204, 242,

Dissatisfied 1089,

b.

505 b, 822, 906

995 b, 1158 b, 1991, 2424
2433 b, 2442 b.

Disorderly
2040.

2420

6,

Disrepute 732.
Disrespect 85, 134, 148, 149,
l6 , 1334, 1508, 1633, 1679,
1684, 2759.

15466,
b.

Disorder

Disease 354, 1469, 1993, 2118,

2412, 2028 b, 2762 b.

499

6.

2031, 2101.

Disobedience 120,230, 304, 305.

Disobedient 1584 b, 2606 b.

Disdain 860

disregard

Disrespected 153, 154, 243.

1612,

698,

Dismounting 560

33

b.

129,

Dissimulation 281, 681, 2267.

dissipate 1881 6.

2057.

To

Dispatch 2077.

b.

disesteem 2420

b,

Dissimilar 242, 243, 1792, 2045.

b.

To

dispatch 1063 b, 1080

To

dispel

1020

141,

1864

6,

Disguise 599, 662 b, 966

1128, 2117,2179.

966,

Dissolution 930
1073.

To

b,

disperse 557
b,

2133

b, 1 1

26

1 1

To

336,

b.

Dispersed 1992, 1994, 2296

Dispersion 125, 2000.

To

Disgust 144, 206, 759 b, 1019 b,

1627 b,
1633, 2030, 2058,
2101.

Disgusted 456, 1089,

Disgusting 1025.

992, 2030.

To

display

2319

b.

11806,

11956,

1456

6,

1792

Dishonourable 200.

Dishonoured 129, 154.

Disconcerted 143, 2053.

Disinclined 2029.

2278

6,

1917

6,

8376, 1115

6,

6,

949 6,
22936.

6,

2530.
6,

12506,

6.

Distiller 390,
6,

2505

6,

344

6,

2202, 2502

6,

2520.

Distinct 1298, 2107, 2108, 2164,

6,

2296

6,

2299

6.

6.

Disposition 410 6, 547 6, 895 6,

1060, 1305 6,
1497, 1794,
1913 6, 2121, 2154, 2202,

distil

2223

dispose 2036

b,

1596

Distillation 181, 389.

6.

Disposal 1688.

2214

To

1254

Displeasure 58, 206, 242, 1546

1560 6, 2007.

Discomposed 447 b, 549 b, 1990.

Discomposure 1012 b, 1473.

6,

b.

Displeased 2007, 2030, 2079

To

6,

Distension 2070.
Distich 1471

Dishevelled 435.

Dishonour 129, 141.

1477

H49, 16 59-

Displayed 1791.

Discomfiture 2133.

6,

Distaff 1311, 1695 6.

Dish 119 b, 8696, 13836, 1711,

1983, 2408 b.
Dishonest 167, 245, 1123, 1569.
Dishonesty 1520, 1569, 1888.

dissolve 475 6, 931

1192

Distance 1304 6, 1449.

Distant 108 6, 1208 6, 1304

displace 2433 b.

Display 540 A,
1792, 1992.

1837, 2035.

Dissolved 932,933*, 1192, 2036,

2429, 2440.

b.

Dispirited 2722.

Displaced 2433

6,

Dissolvable 1475.

b.

Dispermum hedysarum
2001

b,

Dissolute 2427.

b.

b.

Dispensed 2266

Disguised 738, 1799.

To disguise 1280 b.

b.

Disciple 1113 b,

2498

b,

6,

Discussion 452, 1060, 1310, 1998,

2006, 2025, 2375 b.

b,

b.

1449

1143

b,

To dismount 560

Disgraceful 929.
b,

2288.

be discharged 1063

Discipline 1163

discuss 2006 b.

6.

Disregarded 129, 243.

Disreputable 1444.

b.

To

Dismissed
1918 b.

b.

dispute 1223

2759
b.

dismiss 445

1966, 1967, 1998, 2022.

To

To

Dismay 2047, 2053, 2155

Dismayed 2048, 2053.
2293

Disgraced 129, 154, 912.

Discernment 2062.

b.

Discussed 379.
Discussing 1035.

To

Discernible 1802, 2107.

b.

Dismissal 1154, 1167

2323, 2412 6.

Discriminator 1998.

Disgrace 19,
1882 b.

Discerned 2062.

To

Discriminately 2181.

6, 750 6, 807 6,
12236, 12896, 1471,27506.
Dispute 288 6, 453, 574 6, 597,
665 6, 750 6, 807 6, 877 6,
1180, 1289 6, 1479, 1890 h,

Disquietude 438 6.
Disregard 85, 87, 149, 160, 243,
1319.
498,
1679,
2758 6,
2759-

b.

1625.

b,

Disloyalty 1584

discriminate 1832 b.

Disesteem 2758

b.

2294

be dislocated 572

Disloyal 1584

Disentangled 1605.

Disc 1675, 1678, 2201.

dislocate

1967,

b.

b.

Discriminated 2023.

To

Disbursement 2114.

1487

Dislocation 572.

Disengaged 1631.

Disbursed 2114.

189

To
To

Discretion 2574.

To

Disbelief 142, 232.

discover 1 189 6.
Discovery 2578.

Diseased 126, 317, 1221, 1992,

2118, 2402, 2412, 2412 b.

b.

dislike

Disliked 1025, 1633, 2090

To

To

To

1310,

6.

Disputatious 728

144, 206, 242, 759 b,

927 b, 1025, 1487, 2027, 2028,
2090 b, 2101.

b,

Disputation 591,

2750

Dislike

b.

Discus 1035, 1067

To disappoint 1253 b, 1864 b.

Disappointed 381, 842,845, 1593,
2133-

discern

2106

259,

189,

Disk 1675, 1678, 2201.

1195

592,

375,

145,

Disjunction 2042.

b.

Discount 1950 b, 1961 b.

Discouraged 845, 2133.
Discourse

Disputant 1311, 2033.

Disinterestedness 145.

158^2, 1603.

Discord 109, 242, 1890

Discordant 195 b.

Discriminative 2040.

Disappeared 115, 2443.

Disappearing 935 b.

To

Discontinued

Discrimination 2024.

b.

Disappearance 114, 1335, 2429,

2451.

b,

Disinterested
1616.

To

weather 580.
Disagreement 245, 2091 b, 2181.

1881

Discontent 131.

Discrepancy 2109, 2027.

Discrepant 2292 6, 2322

Disadvantage 263.

To
To

Disingenuous 738.

Discontented 131.

6.

DIS.

DIS.

Disconcertedness 2053.

6,

2369.

Distinction

1791,
26, 1304 6,
1832, 2024, 2025, 2040, 2041,
2102, 2164, 2181, 2607 6.

Distinctiveness 2026.

2790

2223

6,

376

b,

1773

6,

Division 30, 1147, 1304 6, 1673,

1686 b, 1687, 1870 b, 2000,
2025, 2110, 2147, 2148, 2151,
2164, 2181, 2725.

b,

2698.

Distinctness 1773.

To

distinguish 1092 b, 1832 b.

Distinguished 26, 1794,

2023, 2039, 2060 b,

2607

1922,

of fractions 2165.

2164,

Divisor 1140, 1146, 2151, 2725,

2739-

b.

To

Distinguishing 2040.

To

distort

877

Distorted 1251 b, 1252

Distortion 1024

Distracted 391

b,

1990.

To

b.

840, 847, 21 16.

b,

b.

Distributed 3, 2000, 2151 b.

Distribution 1950 b, 2000, 2006
2121, 2147.

866

b,

1410

b,

2382

891,

793,

Divided

b,

3,

857

b,

b,

2385

Dower
b.

Down

hexandrus 644

Kursa 1756

2164,

b,

1189

b.

1734

429

b.

6.

b,

2134,2151.

To

b,

scarabseoides 1970

Sinensis 2451

2503 6.
up 1244

dried

virosus

6.

6,

drink 11746, 1738

74

2004.

160.

1877
6.

b.

1254

174

6.

6,

Dross 646
2232 6.

b,

1231

6.

585, 11396, 12536,

1882

1648

18836, 2017.

6,

6,
6,

1115

6,

2706

6,

867

6,

872

6.

Drowsiness 12336, 1576.

6,

6,

10136.

6,

943

6,

6,

2194.

Drowning 923

6.

1526

1250

6.

Drove 1726 6.
Drought 86, 168, 2502 6.
To drown 1274 6, 2061 6.

Drowned

1645,

877 6, 889
1245 b, 1943 b, 2756
near 986 b, 2163 6.

Drawer 814

6,

6.

6.

Dropped 1124, 2443.

Dropsy 1179.

6.

6,

6.

6.

To drop 933

2756

6,

6,

Drop 584,

6,

13206, 1449

6.

Dromedary 2625

6.

To draw 280

b,

drivel 1560 6.

Droll 438

nervosa 1746, 2706.

Draughtsman
1646

2733

Driver 941

Dramatic recitation 2158.

b.

1283

6,

Driven out 1566.

Drake 2719.

b.

6,

To droop

Draught 1284

6.

Drivelling 1561

1245

1714,

drive 859 6, 1063 6, 1080 6,

1261
1472

To

1711,

6.

6.

Dronish 1282

6,

6.

11156, 12266, 15646,

drip

1572

To

6.

drag 1027

1961

6,

Dripping 1225

1481, 1484 6,
2459,

b,

6.

1344
Drink 1716 6, 1780.

To
1466

Drain 1176, 1177 6, 1179, 1238 6,

15406. 1561, 16596, 1677,
1716 6, 1801, 2303 6.

Soja 948 b.

Doltish 2738

6.

6,

2509.

6.

vessel,

Dragon's-tail 5, 790.

1955*,

b.

Doll 1418, 17526, 1753-

Divisibility 2025.

Divisible 2024, 2025,

1437

pilosus 12566,12596,

sage 1419-

6,

1780

66.

Draft 1249

Divine 190, 1458, 1463, 2148.

grace 428.

b,

1657

Dracona

2275, 2275 b.
pruriens 73, 600.

b.

6.

Dried 2313, 2502

Drinking-glass 650 6.

Downwards 160 6, 2756

Dracjena ferrea 2002 6.

lignosus, flore albo,

Divination 907, 1188

6,

b.

b.

lignosus 650 b, 730

789 b, 1190
2479 b.
b,

1472

6,

6.

Downcast 72, 73,

Downright 896 6.

b.

glutinosus 2494

double 1468

cot 601, 1249

b.

gladiatus67ofc, 18966,

980

Well-dressed 885

Drill 349,

Doubtful 2577, 2622.

Doubtless 1565, 2093 6.
Dove 601, 1020 6, 1659, 1722.

1928?

6.

Dregs 943 6, 2232 6.

Drench 1540 6.
Dress 966, 17876, 1938, 1941,
2093, 2093 6, 2492 6, 2565.
To dress 1674 6, 1739 H 1941 6,
2093 6, 2625 6.
Dressed 17846, 2587,2617.

fish

To doubt 1484 b.

818,

762,

6.

2709.

To dream 2709

To be

1518 6, 2027,
2518 6, 2550, 2578.

Gangeticus 1909

Dividend 2151.

Dream

dates 2675

1488,

ensiformis 705

'H'. 2000,

1140,

Dreading 2140

To

Doubt 380, 512

b,

6,

Double-entendre 1488, 2530.

b.

b,

858

1455

6,

Double-dealing person
1468 6.

b.

6.

forth 470.

6.

Doubled 1467

2144, 2309.

b,

b.

2026,2130,2151,2151
2181,2296 b.

Diviner 1188

b,
b.

2494.

b,

service

To

Lablab 12016,19106,

1950

6,

barrelled 1466 6.

2589.

Catjang 766,

divide

1873

b,

carpopogon 573.
.

Diversity 2181.

To

b.

b,

b,

1468

6,

6.

1398

Dose 1757 6.
Dot 2465 6, 2510.
Dotage 2166 6.
Double 1437 6, 1466

2347-

2194

frame 1120

Dorsers 1727

biflorug

2105.

Disused 2443.
Ditch 860 b, 867 6, 871, 904
904,942 b, 1671.
To dive 1 274 b.
Diver 1274 b.
Diverse 2322 b.

1438

1472, 1480, 1481, 1482.

Doing 691.
Dolichos 2493.
.

Disturbed 2115,2116, 2725 b.

Disunion 109, 2042, 2091
2181.

Diversion
2440.

73

tick

6.

6,

tongued 1480.

Dogmatical 53 2

Distrust 167.
b,

'

2310.

'

10 35, 1037 b, 1068

1199 b, 1692, 1823, 2175,
2201, 2238 b, 2657 b.

64, 722

1482, 1484.

Doer 625, 691.

Dog 73, 73i, 746

b,

6.

1364, 1410.

Door 599, 1398

b.

Doctor 2135, 2234

(cow) 992.

District 43,

Disturbance 865
2518 b, 2561.

1425.

b.

keeper 1275

Distributor 1899.

twice 1465

keeper

Docile 2317, 2731

Doe
b,

b,

b.

Dodecahedron 1480

1950

6.

1481.

To

b,

1798

157

784, 1245 6, 2438.

6, 315 6, 380, 1265 6,

2140, 2759 6.
Dreadful 617, 1013, 1418, 27596.

Donation 459, 1346, 1411, 2050.

Done 777, 2369 6.
by 625.

Doom

Doctrine 2489.

717

b,

Drawn

Dread 275

Dominion 1831, 2175, 2750

thoroughly 188a 6.

Dock 964 b.
Docked 1950

6.

Domicile 1607, 2046.

Donor

To be dizzy 2494
To do 618 b.

6,

by another 625.

1294

b,

1068

6,

duties 975.

b.

Distressed 283, 317, 831, 844,

845, 849, 878, 1221 b, 1399,
1427 b, 1439, 1440, 2024,
2048, 2055, 2115, 2116, 2217,
2576.
distribute

1787

b.

Diurnal 397, 1425

Dizziness 2187.

b,

Drawers

879 6, 967 6.
Domestic 1005, 1013

b.

b,

DRA DRU.

Dome

Diuretic 2305.

283, 339, 513 b,

645 b, 676 b, 776, 831, 832,
849, 1193 b, 1222, 1290 b,
1305 b, 1316 b, 1322, 1399,
1418, 1427 b, 1429, 1439, 1681,
1744, 2018,2019, 2047, 2084,
2110, 2217, 2223, 2294 6,
2027 b, 2576.

Distress 142

divulge 646

2181

2133.

b,

divorce 1134

Divorced 1873 b.
Divorcement 2687

b.

Distortedly 2670

DOM DRA.

DIV DOL.

DIS DIV.
Distinctly 375

6,
6.

Drowsy

1301, 1577.

To be drowsy

1282

6.

Drubbing 2343.

Drug 565, 1475, 2182.

Druggist 917, 16946-

2791

2235

6,

1280

1282

b,

1284

b,

1278, 1279
1304 b, 1648.

Drummer

b,

2227, 2402, 2502

2509.

b,

b,

Dry

flesh

869,

ft.

dry 2503

6,

2519-

Dual 1484Dubious 2550, 2622.

Duck 1900

2226, 2734

b,

1948

b,

1950

b,

Earthly 1724, 2186.

Dwelling 349, 374, 1381 b, 1505,

1569, 1581, 1582,1961, 1962 b,
2094, 2139, 2198 b.
house 1938

2138.

6,

2385

b,

Dysentery 56, 354 b, 355

464, 1003, 1778 6.

b,

To

b.

have a dysentery 1778

871, 1949 b , 2682.

Dull 140, 1444, 1445, 1506, 1543,
1556 b, 1602, 1603, 1606,
1615 b, 1616, 2183 b, 2185 b,
2220, 2683, 2693.

6,

b,

2738

983

2337 6.
1159,21056, 2304,

b.

bell 2297.

Dunghill 324

6.

Duplicate 449

b.

2502

b,

cropt 2103

b.

pick 672

b,

Earned 497.

mater 2236.

362, 2692.

During 2355 6.
life 2347 b.
this 408 6, 409

b,

To

b.

6,

2186

b,

865

1231

Dutiful 1498, 2303

6.

b,

1784

1,

dropper 674

6.

1661

2556 b.
morning 1821
b,

b,

2725

6,

2152

Egg

6.

-11346,
2045, 2482, 2583Echo 1806, 1811.

Economy

coloured 2255

b.

1273

6.

Egg-plant 1954
Egotism 260.

Ehretia

levis

1978, 2136.

6,

669

6.

Eight 236, 306 6.

Eighteen 238, 308

6,

Eighteenth 238

310

6,

Eightfold 236, 236

3106,

6,

6.

237, 960.

1>,

967

fifth

1680,

2114, 2279,

6,

6,

238,

1644.

first

537

five

1636

1640, 1644.

6,

four 1044, 11236.

fourth 1044.

nine 515 6, 515, 53 8

1680, 19136.

1506, 1962

6.

6.

ninth 538.

Ecstatic 915.

Edge 655

Eighty 230, 382

eighth 238.

347, 1022 6, 1025, 16976,

16986, 2187.

2171,
2212,
2311,

846.

46, 315 6, 12736, 1273.

eight 238

Eddy
981,
1774,

Eightieth 230.

2039,

40, 2270.

Economical
2589 b.

b.

6,

6.

prostrata 792 6, 2270.

Earth 152, 839, 868 b,

1437 b, 1496, 1503,
1822 b, 1940, 2169 b,
2172, 2173,2175, 2177,
2228, 2247, 2255 b,
2312, 2317, 2380.

6.

shell

Ecliptic 40, 824.

2 57i-

6.

Eighth 237.

ECLIPTA

b,

870

473, 1114, 1472 6,

1, 2120, 2335, 2336,

Effulgence 1430.

b.

2521.

b.

money 1974

cause 692, 1585, 2155.

6.

6.

To echo 957

b.

2688.

Efficient 2585.

Effrontery 469

scholaris

b.

entreaty 26.

Earnings 607
b.

1360

b,

macrophylla 2739

Earnestness 1583,

Duties 2742 6.
Dust 868 b, 963 b, 1109, 1515
1515, 2311, 2369 b, 2409.
dust 1230

851

earn 2106, 687

Earnest 2218.

life

b,

6,
6.

(to be)

frutescens 79, 458, 2482,

623,

Effeminacy 2314
Effeminate 1558

Effort 460,
1835, 211

dichotoma 79,393,20386,

ft,

Effectually 1258 b.

Efficiency 2108.
6,

cymosa 449 b , 578, 632,

637, 737, 743 6, 951.

b.

time 2556

To

b.

Eaves 1131

2738

effective 961.

Efficacy 211, 1831.

Eater 2131, 2183,

Eating 63, 2131.

b.

the
1845 b, 18506.
in

Durableness 2692.

Duration of

b,

hole 771.

Durability 1096.

Dura

2476, 2498

b,

6.

Effectual 195, 536, 2637.

caryophyllata, 917, 2272.

2527.

6,

Effects 520, 2448 6.

6.

antidysenterica 412,2138.

morning 1821.

be durable 1247

1847.

58, 1002, 1156.

b.

Ear 58 1 , 622, 672

Durable 1522, 2692, 2693.

To

b,

eat 867 6, 2131 6.

Echitf.s 2138,

746, 816, 2218,

1009

Effectiveness 2631.

Eastward 1428, 17666, 1769,

1845 b, 1847.
Easy 1603, 2608 6, 2616 b, 2618,
26196, 2650, 26766, 2681,

Ebb-tide 2146

Early 1850

Dunning 1291

To be

17726.

Company 8og

Eagerness 293

wax 675

b.

cock 1787

b,

6,

by complaisance 613
Effective 211,212.

Eagerly desired 2218.

b,

870

6,

East 1769, 1847.

To ebb 2152

b.

618

6.

Effecting 2601.

2372,

2218,

1312,

b,

ring 149, 451, 622

744, 1517*.

Dun 2304 b, 2329 6.

Dung 1757, 2635 b.
.

1179

2452,2519

2453 b, 2519
Eagle 451.

b.

Dulness 1159. ll8 5, 13 2 4, H44,

1543, !6o3, 2694, 2738 b.

Dumb

separately 538 b.
Eager 57, 2936, 404, 746,1114,

effect

2627

Easiness 86.

Eaten

Each 2611.
1

Dug

Duly 2013

1996.

Eatable 62, 872, 873, 874

1061, 2131, 2185.

arrangement 823.
succession 823 b.

1282

b,

2697.

E.

6.

Effected 1614, 2601, 2643.

143

b,

To

done 2648.

To

b.

Due

dull

To efface 858 6, 2278

To be effaced 2278 6.

Easily 87

Eastern 1769, 1772

463,

6.

Effect 870 6.

East- India

Dynasty 2388.

1412, 1460, 1695 b, 2337.

2517-

6,

6.

Education 1309
Eel 1 947 6.

Earthquake 2171 b, 2172, 2175.

Ease 86, 143, 367 6, 872 6, 2041,
2509 b, 2663, 2708, 2717.

Easterly 1766

b.

Ductility 1927.

To be

2255

2175,

1724,

quarter 1770.

Dyer 2368 6, 2370, 2385 b.

Dying (expiring) 2311, 2330.
Dyke 2180 b.

2509, 2519

b,

Earthen

b.

dwell 1983

6.

Drying up 44 1 Dryness 2502

b,

2313-

Dye 2368 b.
To dye 2368

ground 2227, 2689.

land 1270 b.

Edifice 547

b.

2247.

1550

Dwarfness 864.

To

2316

oil

EDI EIG.
Edict 2486.

b.

b,

place 1013.

2505.

b,

889

2762.

2509.

ginger 2502

To

7,

Earth (Japan) 851

worm

b,
b.

b,

2503

Dwarf

Dwarfish 57,
1973, 2 75

Drunkenness 1629 b, 1740

2206, 2236 6, 2258 b, 2260

Dry 1590

2508.

b.

b.

Drunkard 55, 1630 b, 1740

2206 b, 2208 b, 2257 b, 2471

6,

2415

2271.

6,

Drunk 2203, 2204, 2236 6, 2257

2258

Duty 698, 781, 1199 h H97,

1641, 2238 b, 22766, 2381 b,

6.

Drum

EAR EDI.

DUT EAR.

DRU DUT.
Drugs 1160

7176,

1338, 1505,

6.

seventh 2584.

6.

of a sword 314,856, 1314&.

six

142

6,

147 6, 2538.

sixth 2538.

Edgetool 252.
Edible 872, 873, 874
2185.

one 537 b, 537.

second 1482.
seven 2584, 2626

6,

2131,

third 1375.

three 1335 6, 1375=

2792

EIG EM A.

EJIA-ENA.

Eighty-two 1482, 2032

El^ocarpus

aristatus

ganitrus

b.

2395

Emanation 1943

6.

2534

b.

robustus 1403.

rugosus 1907

17946, 1878

b,

2692.

Elate

paludosa 2745

Elbow 585
Elder

6,

2756

b,

b.

597 b, 603, 805.

27, 28, 1218, 18946.
6,

Election 539

2265.

b,

Electuary 2255

1942

1079,

b,

Elegant 883 b, 1079, 1227 b,

15506, 1675, 2413, 26526,
2656.

Elegy 2230

6,

1912

6,

1760
2181

6,

2180

Elementary 2174.
Elephant 618, 736, 901,

1394,
1484, 2203, 2257, 2732, 2737 6.

6,

6,
6.

1972

6.

b,

6.

Embezzlement 887

6,

Elephantopus scaber 2482 6.

Elettekia cardamomum 548.
Eleusine iEgyptiaca 2251

1290

6,

Coracana 2 1 99, 2256

Indica 2273

6,

1526

508, 927, 1821

Emerald 232, 1717

Emetic 1916 b.

6,

6.

To

10416,

1340.

6,

6,

b, 19836.
Emollient 1084.

Elision 2451.

2068.

Ellipsis 46.

Emporium 1912

Elliptical 520.

To

elope 1690

Elopement 1690 6, 2532 6.

Eloquence 1952, 2158, 2574,
885

1952,

6,

1956,

2570.

man
Else
1196,
1532 6.

Elsewhere 119

Empty 876

494, 2574-

719
6,

6,

120

6,

1529
1661

b,

6.

Emaciated 783, 840, 841, 1006,

1094 6, 1709 6, 2501.

Endurance

Entertaining 8166.

2382

6,

25466,

Enduring 838, 1096, 1413, 26i8>

b,

2586.

Energy 460, 1353

2059, 2248,

6,

2402

6.

Emulous 1812.
Enamelled 2286

6.

Enameller 2286

6.
6,

6,

2334

Enamoured 387, 2512.

6.

1587,

8176, 1805,

Engaging 351.
Engine 2339.

England 2035 6.
English 400 b, 402
Englishman 402 b.

entice 2452 6.

one 529

b.

Entirely 19, 231 b, 340 6, 341 6,

349 6, 536, 697 6, 1161 6,
15646, 1722, 26056, 2611 6,

2612

6,

2614

6.

Entrails 274

6.

6.

1481,

6,

of the sun into a

sign of the zodiac 2566.

entreat 1027 6, 1854

Entreaty 2282 6, 2627.

To entwine 2425
6,

2035

Envelope 2447

6.
;

1829,

2580.

To

engrave 843 6, 848

Engraver 1399 6.
Engrossed 350, 2596.

Enigma

To

Entire 19, 107, 167, 174, 178,

781, 985 6, 1079 6, 1564, 1570,
1768, 2042, 2348 6. 2556, 2564,
2589, 2593, 2601, 2611, 26366.

Entrail 117, 463

1582,

1826.

To

Entertainment 1306 6.
Enthusiasm 2206, 2218.

Entrance 1455
6,

6.

Entity 2570.

of action 826, 1080 6.

Engaged 2119, 2596.

Engagement 539
2398,

entertain 867

Entireness 1768.

2249, 2336, 2458.

1828, 2372.

handed 876 6, 2399.

To empty 1145 6, !28o 6.
Emulation 1196 6, 2697.

Enamelling 2282

205, 6506, 9496, 1445,

1446 b, 1487, 1806, 2102,
2400, 2464, 2728 6.
Energetic 10806, 1338, 13546,
2059, 2336, 2458, 2569 6,

i,

J.

To

6.

1692

6,

b.

Enterprizing 2747

1332, 1396, 1413,

1506, 1517, 19196,2230,2620,

6.

1282

b,

with 486, 2350, 2600.

Engagedness 1829.

Emptiness 2510.
2510, 2741

2608, 2656.

Eloquent

6.

enter 1023

2623

in 171,

Emptied 2398.

5.

Entanglement 2433

Enemy

Emotion 2154.
Emperor 72, 2386 6, 2390.
Emphasis 151.
Emphatic 151.
Employed 699.
Employment 644 6, 1653, 1829,

Elimination 2212.

6.

To

6,

1185,
6.

To enrich 1962 6.
Ensign 1523, 1523 6.
To entangle 1160 6.
Entangled 435.

2620, 26g2.

To emit 918

Emolument 2434.

Eligible 1918.

6.

2338.

b,

Enraged 511, 751, 827,

1792, 2405, 2415, 2415
Enraptured 1832.

Entered 1828.

1381

6.

Endurable 2621

2620
1077

1962

6,

6, 1487,
2012, 2032, 2033,2101,2102,
2464.

499, 1812, 2039.

To endure

Eleven 535, 540

Eleventh 535 6.
Elided 2443.

6.

1114, 1472 6,

27196.

Elevation 441, 2512, 2599.

6.

month 2275

1688.

Endowed

2225.

1694

6,

Enmity 205, 1196, 1446

b,

Endless 78, 322.

Endlessness 78.

6.

enlarge 1 694 6, 1 883 6, 962

1
2070 6.
Enlarged 1419, 2700.

To enrage 1323

Ending with 2431

Endive 711 I.

Eminently 1792 5.
Emissary 974, 1057,
1194 6, 1801.

elevate 445 6, 456 6.

Elevated 4316,
457,

6.

To

view 469.

Ended

189

Enkindled 1800.

Enormous 54, 132.

Enough 1798, 1939

To embrace 376

6,

1851,

To endeavour 1114 6, 1835

Endeavours 362, 2335.

6,

2184,

6,

2070.

1427

1720,

b,

6.

Enlightened 1430.

Embodied 2616.
Embrace 376, 386, 811, 2551.
Embraced 2551.

Enjoyment 488, 827

2372, 2373 6, 2604.

b.

1681, 1835.

6.

6,

6.

in

2184

6,

Enjoying 2184.

6.

1688,

6,

Endeavour 283

1826,1828,1917, 2039, 2080

2179, 2245.

6.

2142

2169

6,

Enjoyed 488.

Enlargement

6,

110, 179, 306 6, 492, 559

of the

b,

Eminence 26, 910 6.

Eminent 527, 968, 1794, 1796,

6.

encourage 384

858
2295

To embezzle 2720

in rut 2208.

769, 987

To

2177,

2552.

Embryo

Elephantiasis 223,
2496.

Enclosed 2095.
Enclosure 791, 1028 6, 1845,
1847, 2080 6, 2094, 2447 6.
Encomiast 2135 6, 2685.
To encompass 1028 6, 2080 6.

End

Embellished 1092.
Embellishment 2093

6,

6.

Encouraged 384.
Encouragement 384,
872 6, 2142 b.

ribes

To enjoy 2167

1028

6,

Embassador 2387, 2578.

Embassy 1448, 1472.

driver 2339.

6.

1019

enclose

Encompassed 2095.
Encompassing 1422.

Embracing 812 6.
Embroiderer 1083

apple 576

To

Embarrassed 1255 6, 2120.

Embarrassing 1776 6.
Embarrassment 201 9,2 1 20,20276.

Emblic myrobalan

Element 1502, 2172, 2259.

1131 6, 2493.

b.

2451.

6,

Elemental 2186.

2269

1788

Embelia

b.

Elegance 883 b,
1987 b, 2679.

2293

Emancipated 2288.
Emancipation 865 6, 2289, 2322,

Embankment 267

13466,

6,

EN J ENU.

Encampment
2080

2323.

b.

Elapsed 2109.
Elastic

6.

To emancipate 1134

5, 2404.

lancesefolius
i

ENC ENI.

Emaciation 840.

new

b.

6.

6,

2079

b.

Envenomed 2439.
6,

1827, 1845, 2743

894

6.

Envious

10, 427, 1666, 2205.

To enumerate 915

6.

Enumeration 907, 910

6.

133 1

b.

6,

1317

6,

2793

ERY EVE.

ENV ERY.

Erythrina

Envoy 1448, 1859, 2578.

Envy 427, 1903 6, 12260.

1728

b.

ovalifoliai723,27266.

Epidemic 2199

Epidendeum

b,

2225, 2269

1661

6.

Erythroxylon

Epilepsy 134, 2305

2310

1143

b.

Esox

scolopax

1010

Especially 68

2588.

Equalized 2597.
Equally 2204 b.
2175, 2408

ventricosus 1116

To

2265
2565,

b,

Equitableness 1507.
b,

1634.

Et

cetera 409 b, 555

eradicate 445

l>,

b,

458

Eradication 451, 458, 481

702

To

482

b,

b.

Eranthemum

b.

erase 667

b,

b.
b,

Eternally 40, 90

904

b,
b,

1381

b.

b.

man 2725

b.
b,

1584

1574

Even

2339

b.
b,

1987

782,

195,

2005.

Eunuch

137, 832, 893

2462, 2539, 2444 1>.

b.

Euonymus

b.

b,

Ever

187

b,

alba 1563

b.

1586,

1722,

1723, 1728/1,2222,2262.

garcinifolius

1424, 2097, 2579,

2573

b,

1534,

2321

Eupatoriuji Aya-Pana 362

Euphorbia

b.

-antiquorum 1353
b, 2215

6,
b,

b.

dracunculoidesi 132 6

ligularia
b,

1818

2215

b>

1894

1549

b.

neriifolia

1883

6,

2491

b.

b.

b,

b,

6.

2660.

b,

Exceeding 2179, 2590.

Exceedingly 48, 57, 58, 1574
1944 b, 2179 6.

6,

Excellence 450, 451, 961, 1838,

2040, 2102, 2157, 2159 b,
2570, 2681.

Excellency 562, 1855.

Excellent 54, 60, 95, 97, 218,
37i, 450, 451, 496, 883 6,
876 6, 1188, 1304 b, 1663,
1675, 1826, 1838, 1917, 20806,
2093 6, 2159 6, 2245, 2470 6,
2475, 2528, 2568, 2608, 2626,
2628, 2662 6, 2681, 2732 6.

b,

1738

6,

1963

6,

6.
b,

6.

Excessive 55, 58, 132, 322, 432 6,

536, 942, 1338, 1574, 1604,
1617 b.
Excessively 57, 1574
Excessiveness 562.

6.

Exchange 325, 5466, 1584, 1676,

1901

1941,

6,

2016,

6.

To exchange
Excise 2238

1360
6,

Excision 2169

hirta 841 b,

b,

6.

Excavation 926, 2652

To exceed 507 6.

2271

1891.

Chamaesyce 1149

Every 2042, 2611.

day 261 b, 180
2726 b.

1111

exasperate

2415

1806,

b.

1548, 1551 b, 1627

2647, 2696.

b.

To

1617

Eulogy 1623, 1838, 2683, 2685,

6.

6,

6.

Except 111, 113, 120 6, 523

922 6, 2077 b, 2097 6, 2109
Excess 55. 59, 317, 33i, "95

Eulogized 1838, 2685.

Everlasting 172, 2575.

fulgens

2366.

Eulogium 962, 2529.

b.

Evenness 2588.
Event 2068.

hirsutum 2235.

b.

thought 734.

2635.

Erycibe paniculata

b.

b.

tide 2635.

Evening 988

Erudition 1216.

custom 748

minded 768, 1440.

b.

thus 1296

1833,
2189,

H46,

2686.

that 1317

b.

Eructation 486.

conduct 593. 747

habit 749

36 b, 399 b, 526 b, 546 b,

553 b, 1121 b, 1123 b, 19196,
if

Erroneously 2188

877

b.

disposed 768, 895 b, 1444.

1942

b,

1902

b,

b,

design 734.

SO 1295

Error 1100 b, 1290 b,

2027, 2170 b, 2187,
2204, 2281, 2326.

1900

b,

1184

6,

Exasperation 1086
b.

1447, 1472.

2588.

b.

b,

spirit

Evasion 1872

1833,

action 729.
b.

b.

1575.

b.

disposition 1446.

evaporate 500

Erring 2187.

Erythrina

2698

Evil 90, 230, 835, 863

Evacuation 1989 b, 2520.

Evanescent 1542.

Erroneous 2281.

Ervum

b,

Evaporation 1986

Erected 159, 904 b, 2414, 2691.

To err 1101 b, 2170 b.

Errand 1658

Evidently 1816

b.

Etherial region 2170.

To
b,

1831

b,

b.

Exaltation 1806, 2599, 2607

Exalted 1041 b, 2607 b.

To examine 379

To give evidence 1833 b.

Evident 1693 b, 1791, 1793
1816, 2107, 2651, 2697.

Etymology 2122.

b.

1392.
erect

22656.

tetragonum 733

Example 465, 499, 1454, 1538

1252 b, 1611,
2623, 2624, 2632 b.

Ethics 1391, 1619.

720

Erect 77, 500 b, 646 b, 871

9046, 1257 b, 1267 b, 1381

To

2230,

Eternity 78, 333, 1630.

Ether 282, 1537.

pulchellum 701

971

b,

b,

Exacum

b.

2025.

b.

b.

Zeylanica 1547

beatitude 1603.

Era 170, 2548, 2555.

1605

2159

6,

b.

Evidence
b,

b.

Examination 379, 11846, 1291

Panialla 1715

Eternal 15, 16, 78, 194, 1522,

1574, 2485, 2576.

Equivoque 1888.

2232

operculata 668

417

b.

b.

Exaggeration 60.

macrocarpa 1080

b.

To esteem 909

6,

2273.

Estranged 1991, 1992, 2030.

Equity 63, 324 b, 415

Equivocation 1952.

701

Malaccensis

b.

b,

1232

Exactly 1294 b, 1317 b, 2752

Exactness 1260 b, 1316 b.

lanceaefolia 1767.

1329

b,

Ewer

Exact 1259 b, 1920

Exacting 1291 b.

b.

b.

Jambolana

Estimable 1493, 1928, 2230.

Estimate 1191 b, 1920 b.

b.

2428

&.

b.

b,

claviflora

1457,

fruticosa 1907 b.

Established 71, 1597, 2054,2112,

2156, 2554, 2632 b, 2643,
2691.

Esteem 402

Equinoxial 2048.

Equitable 1635, 2223

486

establish

b.

caryophyllata
2421 b, 2425.

970,

958,

2590.

b,

Evulsion 458.
Ewe 2180 b, 2316

b.

cymosa 1893

944

Estate 68, 1068

1307

b,

b.

2041.

b,

150

b,

Establishing 2554.

b.

Equilibrium 2591, 2635.

Equinox 2048.

b,

648

571,

Essential 1985.

Equality 408 b, 1345, 2588, 2591,

2595, 2635.

Equipage 1098
2676 b.

aquea 1190

b,

Europe 2035 b.
European 994 b, 2035 b.
Euryalis ferox 2194 b.

197.

bracteata 2744

Essence 2378, 2570.

in years 2590.

b,

b,

b.

Equator 1593

1690

Tirucalli

971, 2421

acutangula 62, 170.

b.

Epithet 2041.
6,

b,

841

thymifolia

b.

b,

alba 1190 b.

escape,

Epistasis 2021.

Equal 1920//, 2203

b,

2536 b.
Escaped 455, 1478.
Escaping 540 b.

Epileptic 134.

Epipactis plicata 2435

Episode 495.

1949

b,

2397.

To

b,

1690

2042

b,

b,

Eugenia

Escape 1476,

tesselloides 1203.

Epiglottis 223, 481.

2533

where 1365
2612

sideroxyloides

1458.

b.

tessellatum 1912.

EUP EXC.
Euphorbia

b.

side 1078 b.

Epicure 464.

To

EVE EUP.
Every one 2728

Indica 586, 1356 b,

6.

2276

6.

6.

Excitation 1112 6, 1826, 1829.

To

excite

1015
1962

6,

458 6, 510 6, 886 6,

1094 6, 1111 6, 18 296,

6.

Excited 844, 847, 849.

To be excited 1353 6.

2794

EXC EXP.
Exciting 849, 886

To

exclaim

109

1318

b,

6.

Exclusively 2259

b,

b.

b.

647 b, 1245
1246 b, 1531, 1942 b, 1987
To excuse 1038 b.
b,

Excrement 716, 2004

To

b.

2506

b,
6.

Excretion 459, 716.

Executioner 1018, 1180

2278

b.

1988

2420

6,

Exempted 2266 b.
Exemption 2266 b.

Expenditure 8626, 1490, 2114,

Expense 862 6.

Extortion 1255

Expensive 862

Extra-expenses 490

362, 473, 474,

1681, 1758,

b,

1835, 2120,2335,2336,2523.

To make exertions 1835

To exhaust 1877 6.

2003, 2752

100,

b,

expiate 1469 6, 2278

6.

2278

6.

To expire 1582
Expired 231

To

525

extract

1.

Extravagant 4466, 862

Explanation 1326
2022, 2023, 2061

Explicit 870

Exhibition 1324 b, 1959

b.

To

Exhortation 1543 6.

1917

6,
6.

Eye
6,

b.

2719

exist 1381 b,

Existed 2068.

17,

1120

6.

explode 1865

Express

1 1

57,

6.

11

1 1

501

Expressed 465.

Fable 591.

Expressible 1957.

To

exorcise 1877

6.

Exorcism 1877

6.

Exorcisor 2174

6.

To expand 884

6,

1962

6,

16946, 18436,
2319 6.

(bruise) 1744 b.

Expansion 1792,1824,1991,2039,

Expectation 139, 381, 410

501 6, 1304 b, 2142 6.

Expecting 501

6,

2299

6.

Expedient 914

b,

9H,

2627.

expedite 1472

b.

6,

247

6.

tinnunculus 1373.

979 b, 1646 6, 1648 6.

r down 1 646 6.
off 884 6, 933 6, 866 6.

1605

6,

6,

2369.

6,

short 1027

6.

upon 1563

6.

Falling 1506, 2187.

False 241, 224, 368, 709, 772,

781, 1236 6, 1595 6, 1965 6,
2006, 2095 6, 2280 6, 2313.

Fabricator 1605.

6.

accusation 2313.
1888,

1341.

6,

hair 1661 6.

6,

1989.

facilitate

Facing 2287

6,

Extinction 1577.

To
6,

1601

6.

Extinguished 1600, 2440.

6,

6.

6,

6.

905

fade 577 6,

Fame

102, 358, 724, 897, 1353''.

1812, 1814, 1822, 1841, 1995.
2342 b, 2371 6, 2650.

6.

6.

Familiar 1092, 2551.

311

6.

1231

2306 6.
Faded 912, 1874
Faeces see Feces.

6.

2605.

Fact 2068.

Factory 805

486

speech 2313.

Falsehood 108, 224, 2281.

Falsely 2278 6, 2280 6, 2313

2299

6,

Factum 2156.

1581

6.

1698

Extinct 1600, 2443.

extinguish

6.

witness 2281.

Facetious 2728

Factor 628, 967

6.

2404

6,

Facet 584.

Factitious 709,
b,

ribs

to face 2291

To

362, 1682, 1824.

1840, 1855, 2119.

2278

b.

mowree

in love 1185.
6,

Fabrication 1911 6, 2369.

2070, 2121.

To

Tica

fall

1901, 2289.

Externally 1989

6.

6.

Fallen 1124, 1523, 1647 b, 1650,

1651 6, 1679, 2188 6, 2682.

904 6, 905
1970 6.

Face 333, 1097

External 1987

b.

b.

Fall 1646 6, 1708, 2187.

6.

To

Fabricated 1605, 2369

Exterior 1989.

2702.

Expansive 1878

6,2186

fabricate

1911

extend 16946, 1841 6, 19626,

2119 b, 23196.
Extended 2052,2117, 2700.
Extension 1694 6, 2039, 2052,

Extent 362

2052, 2164, 2700.

F.

To

Expanded 459, 1292, 1825, 1843,

To

2457, 2459

6.

Extasy 2261.

6.

6,

Fallacy 1311, 2757.

express 1024 6, 1572

Expulsion 1591, 1943.

To expunge 720 5, 1023

6.

6.

6.

Ponticerianus 848,1227 6,

1505.

Expression 177, 434, 1952.

Expressiveness 1956, 2108.

Exorcising 2173

Nisus 1958

1450,

b,

6,

Existing 1202, 1926,2172,23276,

expect 139

1146

6,

witness 1816.
1

2255

1958

Kohasa 8156.

sore 1038.

84,

6,

6,

Jhumpaimowr 1225

less 36.

66,

6,

6,

Cheela 2457.
Haliseetus 618 6, 742
758, 8156, 829, 893 6.

let 1192.

Existent 2010, 2568,

Exit 1556.

987

6.

lashes 1726

To

6.

b,

ater 948

1583

1831.

Faithfulness 1584

Falco

calidus 1942

lash 1638.

Existence 457, 1201,120a, 1204,

1381 b, 1925, 2010, 2068, 2154,
2570, 2719 6.

To

1720,

b,

brow 2190.

Expounder 2116.
Expounded 1213,2116.

b.

544 b,
39
1831, 2522, 2572.

"1538, 1628, 2450.

Export 2376 6.
Exposed 2088 6.

Exile 2023.

6,

6,

ball 17.

Exhibiting 1822.

1877

1617

Faithful

2114.

116, 322, 536.

Extremity 291,
1851, 1962 6.

Faith 416 6, 417 6, 537 6, 1451,

1814, 1817, 2044, 2142 6, 2522.

Exultation 59.

Expletive 1713.

Exorcist 556

6.

6.

Exhibited 1851.

To

994 6, 999, 1000,

1083 6, 2159 6, 2319 6, 2721,
2735 b.
Fairy 1683 6, 2332 6, 2460 6.

Extraordinary 58, 65, 496, 10346Extravagance 54.

To exude 1226

explain 2022 6, 2061

Explained 2023, 2116, 2698.

2568, 2741

Fair 612,
6.

extricate 1 1 33 6.
Extricated 470, 2288.
Extrication 1134 6, 1612.

6.

1597.

6,

Faintness 7136, 2330.

6.

6.

245

6,

H38

b,

Fainting 642, 2305, 2326.

6.

Extracting 470.

Extreme 53

6,

6.

Fainted 2305.

Extortioner 1255

Extract

2740

6,

Faint 713

To
2226

b,

Expiring 2330.

b.

6.

extort 1572 6.

To

Exhausted 56, 831, 840, 841,

1006, 2519, 2730 6.
Exhaustion 158, 840, 2519.

To

To

2114.

6,

2278

Failure 175, 1649, 2740.

extol 102 6, 724 6, 1838

Extolled 1838.

Expiation 29, 837, 1612, 1854,

b,

To

Expelled 1564, 1591, 1612.

Expelling 2173 6.

To

Exercise 2120.

Exigency 142

6.

Expert 1388, 1646, 1720, 1781.

Expertness 1703, 2098, 2102.

Exemplified 1419.

6.

Fagara Budrunga 1904 6.

To fail 919 6, 1017 6, 1864

extirpate 482 6, 1605 6.

Extirpation 2169 b.

6.

6,

FAG FAM.

To be extinguished 1582 6, 2060 6,

To

b.

Experienced 100, 768, 2003,

2274 6, 27566.
Experiment 1660 6, 1683.

Executive 630.

Exertion 283
1114, 1472

expel 1612

Experience
2756 6.

2458.

b,

Expedition 1501

1377,

1348,

Expeditiously 1224

Exclamation 660, 1031, 1088

To exclude 1988 b.
Excluded 1943, 20836.

Excuse 555

Expeditious 1053,
2572.

b.

Exclusion 1610, 2084

EXT F/EC.

EXP EXT.

Excitement 468.

Family
6,

19956,

997,
1885.

2330.

9086, 987,

760,

10136,

1186,

pride 761, 762.

6,

739,

priest 763, 1759.

temple 2201.

1788,

2795

FAM FAU.

FAV FEO.

FER FIC.

Famine 282, 1444.

Famished 844.

Favour

Famous

Favourable 94,
103 6,
1839,
22666, 2321 6, 2506, 2572.

Fan 764

17006, 2107.

6,

Fanaticism 246.

To

fear

2140

6.

Farina 1666.
b

1368,

Ferriage 316

2459,

Ferry
889
10166.

Farther 68.

2170

ft.

February

Fascinated 2327.

1651,
2470.

1699

ft,

woman

2327.

Fascination 2170 6, 2326.

Fashion 1277

H73
2376

To

1278

ft,

1506,

b,

2410

ft,

2659

6,

904

fashion

1310
2075

ft,

1792,

ft,

2458,

1006,

1440,

179

1872

ft,

To make fast 1476

To fasten 1951
1971

ft.

Fastening 1912

ft.

Feebleness 840,

To

feed 1060

1761

6,

a mill 979

6.

867

6.

cattle

Fasting

1872

88,

To

487,

ft,

1593,

ft.

Fat 1058

2324

88

6,

1746, 1939, 2317,

2693.
ft,

Fate 64, 600, 722 ft, 779, 914 ft,

1428, 1463, 14646, 1543 ft,
1846, 1854, 2013, 2148, 2429.
1162, 12566, 13206,
1502, 1736, 1971 6, 1972.

Father

Father-in-law 2531.
Fatherless 39.

To fathom

2120, 2121.

6,

1381

Fatigue 55, 158,362, 645ft, 713&.

831, 1681, 2120, 2523, 2760 6.

2730 6, 2760

faulter

Faultless

1143

978

926

1598, 1609

Faulty 1470,
2574.

6,

6,
ft,

2155

1140,

6.

Fifteen 1642, 1786

ft,

2672

ft.

Fifteenth 1642.
Fifth 1606

1642.

ft,

Fiftieth 1644,

Fifty 1644.
6.

eight 237, 308 6.

eighth 237.

Feus

Caracal

ft,

ft,

909

jubata 681

fifth

1642.

first

531.

five

1642, 16446.

6.

Fiction 772 6, 1913

seven 2583, 2626

seventh 2583.

6.

cannabina 1561

6,

six

1561.

710

fruticosa 1686.

6,

2537.

third 1370.

cordifolia 922.

ft.

1136

ft.

sixth 2537.

Carica 1275 6.

1088

538.

ft,

one 531, 5366.

second 1481, 1482.

Fictitious 162,781, 1372.

ft.

three 13336,

6.

1366, 1370.

two 1481, 1482, 1948

Fig 43, 306

ft.

ft.

Gadha Pippula 944

2262

6,

2318

6,

2687, 2688.
1

163

companion 2546

6.

Gooloorea 971
hederacea 2424

6.

(descending fibres)
infectoria 1685,

1861.

ft,

2352

6,

2423

ft.

6.

6.

Figurative 2406.

expression 2406.
Figure 281, 284, 905 6, 2306,
2406.

ft.

ft.

1558.

696 6.
Feoffee 199 6, 268 6.

1223

Fighting-cock 2423

ft,

fence loigft.

fight

ft.

Indica 1631,1893,1894ft.

1244

1506, 1845, 2094.

To

Fighter 2423

heterophylla 9646, 1009ft.

hirsuta 1265

tree 1740, 1893, 18946.

Fight 1223 ft, 2352 ft, 24236.

ft.

6.

hirta 1907

12286,

ft.

glomerata 447, 466, 626,

665, 1156 ft, 1164, 1275 6,
2333 b, 2333, 2758.

Feminineness 2687.

nine 515, 515

ninth 538.

ft,

6.

Felon 1914

Fence- wall

four 1044, 1120 6, 1123

fourth 1044.

elastica

1560,

715,

ft.

Fellow-student 2569, 2620.

To

ft,

Fickleness 254, 1039, 1070, 1074,

2076 6, 2455.

6.

6,

590

ft.

Ficus

Fence 10286,

2564

6.

Fiery 24, 25, 1043.

Fife 1886.

Fickle 254, 1039, 10 53> 20766,

2424

Felicity 2137.

Fen 1213

6.

6,

6.

Fierceness 1208

12116, 1570,1728,

Fetters 610 6, 2080

sex 1186, 2687.

Feminine 2688.

1570 6, 1590,
2078 ft, 2505.

2077

1687, 2237.

6,

Fetid 752, 1441, 1765.

Fetor 1766, 1904 6.

Fibres 277 6, 940

ft.

feign 1557 ft.

Feigned 368, 709, 1236 ft, 2327.
appearance 2179.

ft.

Fatiguing 56

To

feel

apartments

6,

22556.

6,

Fierce 1228

Fibre 1638, 2410

Fees 1875 ft, 2004 ft, 2381

Feet 1480.
See Foot.

831, 2524,

Fatness 2693, 2694.

Fault 130, 1015 ft, 1017
12906, 1450, 1469.

ft.

of battle 2353, 2372.

6.

535 b, 589
97i b, 1385 6.

Feeling 1111, 1114,2184,2564.

Female

6,

2381

Festival 459, 1662

Felt 100.

ft.

Fatigued 158, 713

2171

15126.

ft,

Few

To

Fatal 2269.

Fathom 1988

2686, 1383

6,

b,

Field 791, 8466,846, 8896,8956,

Feverish 1221, 2565.

6.

Feeding 1058.

1950

ft,

1138 6, 1139
ft,
18766.

ft,

ft.

ft,

6,

1508

b,

Fief 199

ft.

Fever 1220, 1322.

and flux 12206.

ft.

Fast 88, 487, 497,

2413 6, 2458.

1703

2508.

6,

Feeble 229, 840,

2082 6, 2492.

266

H45

Assafcetida 2744.

Fetter 117,
2512.

fidget 1248 6.

Fie!

ft.

fetch 336 6, 2417

Fetched 335 6.

1757, 2049,

Fed 1761.
Fee 1823 6, 2415

To

9566, 1722.
1703 ft.

To

ft,

6.

6,

fester

ft.

6.

'venosa 597, 1158, 1159,

6,

Festivity 358, 398, 2195.

March 1874.

Feces 832,
2467.

956

6,

Fertile 504.

To
ft,

Febrifuge 1220.
Fascinating 2327.

6,

man 848

Fervour 1221

Feathered 1637.

fascinate

boat 891

Ferula

6.

vagans 2424

2655.

Feasible 2608

Feast 2185

890

6,

repens 2172.

ft,

Fearlessness 228.

Feather 1637,
1700 ft, 1726

6.

657

769, 1156,

ft,

scabrella 1932 6, 1936

6.

woman

6.

669

religiosa 234, 384, 601,

736, 1740, 1861, 1945.

6,

6.

place 964

ft.

ft.

Farrier 234, 1561 b, 2484

567

6,

Ferret 2097

6.

24606.

6,

elephantum

oppositifolia 58 2 6,

658, 660,
2231.

6.

902, 1239, 1393, 1394,

1762, 2222.

Fearless 228, 1564, 1604, 20936.

Farmer 783, 2360

Feronia
576

Fearing 2140

b, 317.

FIC FIL.
Ficus

6.

9776, 16996, 1871

Fermented 861 6.

1266 6, 1367,
Fearful 1034,
2140, 2166, 2441, 2587, 2616ft.

seeing 1449.

To

94.

Fear 315, 380, 12646,

1662 6, 2140, 2166,
2759 b.

Fancy 967 b, 2217, 2339.

Fang 1387, 1410 b.
Fanned 2056.
Far off 1449 b.

Farm 2360

Favoured

Favourite 53, 2303

Fanatical 246.

Ferment 861

To ferment

Faux (pharynx) 1542

fan 1700 6.

Fare 316

1839,

1840.

724, 897, 1354, 1557

1558, 1792, 1796, 1814, 1822,
1841, 22766, 2342, 2650.

To

1058,

480,

94,

1699

ft,

To figure 904 6.
Figured 368.
Filament 794, 1638.
File 435-

laccifera

576

ft.

To

file

432

ft,

435, 435

b,

10146,

2796

1753-

b,

relation 1753-

To

1767
22976.

Filled

1787^,21426,

ft,

fill

2119,2559.
2141

Flabby 1281

To make

Flaccid 270 6, 577 6, 1281 6,

1616, 1870 6, 1934, 2529.

To

filter

1131

6.

1694

759ft 933

2231, 2232

b,

2233.

b,

1632 b, 2225 b,
2233, 2330,

2232

2231,

2593

To

11326.

Filtrating 1131

Fin 1699

2254

ft,

6.

beatitude 2289, 2322, 2528.

decision
Finally 15"

To

find

106

spear 705

6,

798

6,

a bottom 1380.

Fisherman 796, 11936,

H20,

1217, 1419,

12276,
Fine 10826, 11726,
1265 6, 1267 6, 2285 6, 2368 6,
2387, 26536, 2664.
cloth 2652.

6.

6.

1277

ring 34.

Forefinger 1311, 1462, 1823.

Fissure 771, 1872 6,

2133, 2164, 2375.

Finis 407

Fist 725,

1876

22946, 2295

6,

6,

1580

2637

6,

Fisticuffs

6.

Flash 1035

6,

2302

6,

2736

6.

1193

1430,

6,

6.

24, 25, 26,

293

ball 970-

brand 43 2

433

6,

6,

506,

1223.

6,

1542

1055

6,
6.

1384

flatten

1055

To

6,

1341

6,

2695

Fits

6,

1219.

ft,

1105

(submarine) 1896

ft,

ft-

1964.

1153

Firm 582

6,

ft,

670

6,

1390

6,

1451, 1507, 1516, 1517, 1522,

1565, !59 2 ft, J 932, 2059,
2196 6, 2654, 2683, 2692, 2714.
belief 1632.

fix

941

6,

944

6,

1256

6,

6.

151, 787, 12 59 6, 1522,

1586, 1587, 1595, !598, 1609,
1613, 2193 6, 2554, 2684,
2691, 2692.

Fixed

ft-

646

To

2145

6.

To

be fixed 2431

6.

6,

flounce 1292 6, 2434

6.

Flouncing (flapping motion ) 393.

Flour 308 6, 988, 2224 6, 2652 6.

2504

6.

To

flow 838

1943

ft,

2706

6.

1063

6,

*,

1884

Flower 769, 1761, 1878

2272

6.

6,

6.
6.

b,

6.

spike 2198.

18796, 21706.

Flowery 1762, 1763.

Flowing 837.
Fluctuating 925

Flatterer 981 6, 1071, 1912.

Fluctuation 1326.

Fluid 1063, 10646, 1309, 1475,

14/8, 2378.

1838, 1912,2529,
2683, 2685, 2686.
6,

b.

Fluidity 1070, 1326, 1827.

Flatulence 1947 6.

Fluor

Flatulent 1947

Flute 1886, 1951

6,

player 1951

6.

6,

1964.

be flatulent 1778

Flaw 118

6.

flay

2235.

6,

Flaxen 316

flutter

6.

1741

126

6.

6,

6.

2300.

1490

6,

2721 6

Flu viatic 1554.

6,

1765

Fly 2193, 2254

6.

1075
6,

To

albus 1790

Flux 1477

6.

Flax 1260

Flea 109

6.

1208

6,

Flattered 2685.

To

starts 823.

Five 1641, 1696

works 3166.
fire

and

1205

1970,

garden 1762, 1763,1878

6.

pit 23.

wood 582

1259

6,

6, 2378, 2379, 2715.

Flavoured 2608.

instrument 25.

859, 1212

place 71, 475

fit

1915,

6,

6.

tneal

Flavour2ig6

time 1852, 2591.

To

1212

6.

1414

6,
6.

flatter

1862,

Flourishing 1942

Flattened 1112

To

person 2151.

Fitness 489, 624, 1634, 1688,

1711, 1855, 1979 6, 2151,
2350, 2358, 2633.

fly

To

6, 2236 6, 2298 6, 2350,

2358, 2589, 2592, 2598, 2628,
2663, 2745.

6.

Flood 343,
2737 ft-

To

6.

1054

6,

Flattery 885

arms

6.

6.

6.

Florist 2273.

Flattering 961, 1071, 1838.

2215

6.

2162

Floor 1312, 2316

6.

Fit 219, 437, 489, 767, 836, 1635,

1653, 1688, 1711, 1852, 2054,

1221, 1718,

Floating 2161

6.

6.

flash

'6,

tide

Fistula 1552, 1561 6, 2132.

6,

1881

6,

2161

float

2490.

6,

Finishing 2595.

Fire 23, 83, 292

1947, !975-

1271

fling

of a fishing line 1873

Finished 158, 2553, 2595, 2624.

Finite 1680.

6,

Fling 147.

To

To

6.

6.

Flashing 1035

To

1636

1565,
6.

Flock 906, 985 6, 1228 6, 1235

1726 6, 2201 6, 2354.

Flap of the ear 673

6.

2302.

finish 1100,

6.

surface 1380 6.

Fishwoman 2315

1023

b.

Flimsy 275

ft.

nail 1755-

6.

Flighty 448

6.

1071 6, 1110 6, 1123 6.

1384 6.
nosed 152, 153, 868 6, 1084,
1093, 1112 6, 1531, 1545 6.

6.

rod 114 1

6.

1615

6,

1650.

Flat

hook 1897.
net 847.

To

11946,

1699

flap

1084

6196, 742

eagle

Fineness 2664.

6.

6.

1509, 2315

6,

Flank 647 6, 1637, !7 2 5, 1728

Flannel 1516 6, 2441.

To

line

Finish 858

120

2641

6,

7436, 1035 6.
Float 378, 447, 1308 6, 1308,
1325, 1861, 2182 6, 2267 6-

2098.

6,

6,

Flaming 1221

6.

Fined 1413Finger 34, 296

2061 6,
2707,

6,

6.

6,

Fisherwoman 1509.
Fishing 2205

1225

2490, 2498

To

Fisher (king) 2206.

room 14966.

523, 1608

Flame 271

ft-

16956.

of steps

1690

41, 355,

2117,

b,

Flight 125, 1476, 2672.

Flint 24,

Flake 1226

bone 585, 587, 650 6.

hook 1921, 2206.
monger 1195 6, 2254

2315

6.

2059

6,

Flaky 2473.
Flambeau 2234

basket 2205.

Final 1059.

2004
2097

Flesh 357, 1689, 2250.

Fleshy 2276 6.

6.

Flagellaria Indica 1907

6.

2285.

6,

6,

staff

cousin 320.

Fish 2254

ft.

1700

ft,

1886
2097,
2715-

bearer 1608

person 257.

6-

filtrate

577

sapida 586, 1002,

cause 2307.

day of the month 2276

b,

flaccid

360 6, 1224, 1230, 1323, 1329,

1715 6, 2171 6, 2531.

Flag 790,

born 27, 1822.

6.

FlaCOurtia cataphracta

1821.

6,

ft,

Filthiness 2233, 2274, 2330.

Filthy 716 b,

6,

1264 6, 1418,
1451, 1474,
1476, 1509, 1516, 1517, 1932,
2059, 2196 6, 2214, 2635, 2683,
2693, 2694.

18796,

ft,

To become

First 289 6, 292 6, 325, 347 6,

7166,

Filth 716,

2191

1878

ft,

firm 1476 6.

Firmament 899, 1326, 1527.

Firmly 2303 6.
Firmness 392, 616 6, 647

6.

Film 1194
2276 6.

FLE FCET.

Firm resolution 1451.

Fillet 793, 1645.

Filling

FLA FLE.

FIR FIX.

FIL FIR.
1753

Filial

flap

To

fly

l>.

6.

2225.

447

ft,

H43

ft-

Flying 448.

Fled 1478, 1690.

Foal 1956

Fledged 447 6, 1637.

To flee 1690 6.

Foam 1880 6, 1880, 2201.

To foam 937 6, 977 6.
Foamy 1880 6.

To

fleece

1120

Fleet 1942

horse

6.

Foe 205, 1806, 2464.

(in the manner of

6.
1

166.

Fixedness 2692, 2693.

Fleeting 835.

Fixing 151.

Flemingia congesta 1897

6.

6.

Foetus 927, 947 6, 1777

2190, 2739 6.

a)

2157

6,

1821 6,

6.

2797

FOG FOR.
Fog 726

797 K 815 6.
To be foiled 2740

To

2169

foist

ft*,

ft.

ft.

1317

ft,

6,

two-fold)

g.

960.

2146

ft,
ft,

Folk 2448 ft.

FoUicle 1882

ft.

To

fold

forbear 1251

ft.

2334
2425

2425

ft,

ft.

Forbidden 2726

1413,

1023

force

ft.

ft.

Followers 1677.

Ford 1381

Fort 803

1935

ft.

102,

ft,

871

6,

Fourteenth 1122

1229

ft,

2303

To foment

2671

Fomentation 2670 ft.

Fomenting 2671 ft.

Fond

2100.

100, 102, 387.

Fondness 102, 337, 1741

Foreigner

ft,

1966,

2561.

Food

118, 396, 873, 884, 895

1120, 1156, 1210, 1840, 2169

ft,
ft,

2185.

ft,

1694

Forepart 1781

ft,

985

1058,

ft,

1712, 1719

man 1695

ft,

1653,

ft.

1740

ft,

1780

593

b,

1653,

1654,

1879 h y 1949
Foppery 1640 ft, 1941 ft.

For 780 ft, 791 ft, 872 ft, 1165

1310 ft, 1803 ft, 1985 ft, 2335
2356 6, 2431 ft.
fear that 715 ft.
life 2347 ft.
shame 1 138 ft, 1 139 ft, 1 145

1508
that 1301
the most part 1854
the purpose of 1585 6,2431
the sake 214 872
1310
165
1585
1985
reason 526 536 545
546
what reason 645

6,

2432

ft,

this

ft,

ft,

ft,

ft,

ft.

6.

2266

ft,

2271.

ft,

2266

ft,

1573

Form

281, 904 ft, 905

2306, 2406, 2659 ft.

To

2622,

Frank 896

(wood) 711, 2130 ft.

form 905 ft, 1605 ft, 2669
an idea 1215 ft.

ft,

1355

1482,

1255
ft,

1366,

2030

A,

1389

1824, 1864
2267.

ft.

1520, 1803,
ft,
1881 ft,

1872

ft,

Fraudulent 716,

Fray 2751

ft.

1515,

1881

ft,

6.

Freckle 700, 1159, 1161, 1335.

Free 82, 130, 461 ft, 895 ft, 1586,
2093 ft, 2288, 2319 ft.

ft.

agent 2290
ft,

2231, 2233,

ft.

150, 1445, 2290

ft,

1852, 2197 6, 2731, 2283.

ft,

2708.

from crime 1589.

from debt 2 6, 108, 1598.
from desire 9, 1566, 1591.
from poison 1602.
gift

smelling 1765.

Found

ft.

Fratricide 2189.

2291.
ft.

2676

1892.

faced 2290

mouthed

ft,

Frankincense 750, 2426

Fraternal 2189.

Fossil 1502.

ft,

ft.

ft.

2330.

1473

2651,

Frangible 857.

ft.

Foul 573, 2225

ft,

2133,

ft.

Fragrancy 358.

Fostered 30.

ft.

ft,

ft,

ft,

ft.
ft,

Fraud 599, 772, 795, 1073, 1130,

Forwards 28, 292

ft.

ft.

ft.

2091

1260

ft,

Fragrant 916, 917, 2650, 2651.

To frame 904 ft.

1369.

two 1480,
ft,

1250

Framed 904

Forward 1516, 2080

Forwardness 1516.

hope 2059.
Formation 1605.

ft.

Fork 650

Forlorn 85, 1544

ft.

6,

ft,

Forgiveness 836, 1398

2271, 2321.

three 1332
1369.

ft.

Forgotten 2053.
ft,

1123

528.

third 1366,

ft.

ft.

ft.

sixth 2537.

ft.

Forgiving 836.

ft.

of

Forgiven 838

ft,

six 1125ft, 2537.

2170

ft,

Forgetfulness 2053, 2177

ft,

four 1048, 1120

seventh 2582.

forget 1730

1225

flava

1253 b, 1749 ft, 2164.

Fragrance 886 ft, 2650,
2659, 2679, 2680.

second 1480, 1482.

Forger 709.

Forgetful 2186

b.

ft.

seven 2582, 2625

ft.

Forgery 639, 709.

ft,

528.

1641, 1658

ninth 538.

patent 772.

To

first

five

ft,

2133,

Fragment 716 ft, 736 ft, 738, 857,

883 ft, 954 b, 1107 ft, 1235 ft,

1641.

one 528

ft,

ft.

2 1 33 ft.
Fractured 2150 ft.

2200

ft.

nine 515, 538.

ft.

ft.

writing 1193

stool 1655, 1712.

Fop 1878

1391, 1407

ft,

ft,

To fracture

Fragile

fourth 1048.

6.

Forged 781, 905

ft.

ft.

eighth 236.

1414, 1851,

1872

ft,

2150

b,

Indica 1225

eight 236, 307

1200 ft.

ft,

Forestaller 311ft.

stalk 2070.

step
1713-

Forty 1046

Forest 679, 1157,

1905, 2019.

Forge 687

2133

Fragaria

ft.

Foreskin 2316.

Forfeit 1267

1966.

ft,

Fracture 857

teller 1463.

ft.

Foolishness 1700
ft,

Foreknowledge 27.
Forenoon 1772.

Foresight 1673.

Foolish 170, 847, 1213 ft, !53 6 b,

1543, 1602, 1700 ft, 1966,
2073 ft, 222 1 , 2293, 2304, 2305,
2336, 2738 ft.

Foot 35,

b,
1463, 1543
2148, 2149, 2418, 2525.

166, 2331,

fifth

2304, 2305.

Foolishly 944

Forerunner 26, 27, 365

Foreseeing 2223 ft.

and clothing 1005.

Fool 944

Fortune 914

ft.

ft.

Fraction 2, 2025, 2164.

Fortunate 778, 848, 1330ft, H93,

2149, 2224 ft, 2418, 2506, 2507,
2526.

country 2010.

of conversation 376

1046, 1712.

ft,

2300

ft,

(jungle) 1906 ft.

Fowler 1 203, 1 204, 1 638 ft, 1 700
2087 ft, 2118.
Fox 506, 888 ft, 1710 ft.

ft.

Fortress 1440.
ft,

ft.

ft.

part 531

Fowl 729

Fortnight 1637.

To forego 1134 ft.

Forehead 600, 2159, 2429.
Foreign 120, 1462, 2010, 2078

ft.

ft.

Fourth 1045.

Fortitude 1509, 2059.

Forefinger 1311, 1462, 1823.

ft.

6.

ft.

Fortification 904.

Fortified

ft,

sides 1048.

Fortieth 1049.

Forefather 1770.

ft.

Forefathers 1769.

Folly 170, 836, 1603, 2221, 2305,

2326, 2738 6.

91

Four 911 ft, 1045, 1048.

armed 1047.

ft.

106.

159, 2691.

Fourteen 1046, 1122

1354

ft,

804, 1440.

Forthwith 173

Fore-arm 1794.

Following 92, 93, 94, 99,

forsake 1134

ft,

751.

1046
hundred 1044.

Fornicator 107.

ft,

715

fold 1045,

Formula 2219.
Fornication 107, 873, 1447.

Forcibly 1840

Follower 94,13236,1724ft, 2300

Founded
Foundry

ft,

ft.

Formidableness 2140.

To

Foundation 1 626
2064 ft, 2307.

Fountain 459, 475 ft, 1064

1178, 1315 ft, 1883 ft, 2177

1746.

955

ft.

Forcible 2458.

Followed 106.

ft,

Formidable 617, 1030,1990,2140.

Forces 91.
ft.

1846.

1756

ft,

Formica compressa
viatica

Forced 154.

follow custom 1506

Formerly 28 ft, 292

1757 ft, 1769 ft.

ft.

Force 726 ft, 748 ft, 1173 ft,

1212 ft, 1318 ft, 1853, 1993.

To

ft.

FOU FRE.

Formed 787, 904

Former 594 ft, 912, 1769,
ft.

Forbearing 836, 837, 838, 1333,

1517.

Forbiddance 2265

Folding 2146

To

Forbearance 836,
1332,
2230, 2547, 2620.

Fold 798 b, 1316

1359 b
Fold (in compos., e

To

FOR FOU.

FOR.
b,

757

735.

200.

will 63,

Freedom

539

ft,

1128, 2714.

124, 2289, 2322, 2708.

2798

FRE FRO.
Freely 884

6,

To

169

freeze

Freight 316

2325
b.

317

b,

b,

1308.

Frequentative 55.

Frequently 529

1884

b,

1946

6,

b.

Fresh 178, 198, 1245 b, 1256 b,

1258 b, 1310 b, 1319 ft, 1535,
1624, 1816,
1537, 1538 b,
2575, 2486 b.
Freshness 1256

1258

b,

1319

b,

ft,

1535-

To

FUR GAL.

FRO FUR.
Frost 1 1 59, 1 1 84 ft, 1 1 85 ft, 1 347,
1617, 1623, 1727 ft, 1854,
2746.

6.

Frosty 2746.
Froth 1880 6, 1880.

1880

6,

To

6.

Frown 2178, 2190.

Frowningly 2588
Frozen 1160 ft.

877 b, 878
2405 ft, 2757 6.

Fretful 383, 878

Fretfulness 877

Fretting 877

1086

6,

ft,

Fruit 629, 1867, 2318

ft.

Fruitful 1868

ft.

Fried 2143, 2151

b,

2179, 2188.

Friend 322, 1471 6, 1637, 1914,

1971, 2279 ft, 2279, 2303 ft,
2663. 2728 6.
Friendless 1573

ft.

Friendly 1471 ft, 1857, 2320

2320, 2663, 2745.

ft,

Fright 274

ft,

275

2725

ft,

To take fright 1055

To frighten 859 6, 1265

1615,

ft.

expectation 1887

ft,

2460

ft.

2725

1368,

1367,
2166,

2026,

2151

2169

ft,

To

frisk

729
Frith 868 ft.

6,

760

ft.

2223

6,

2267

6,

ft,

2559,

ft,

Gainful 718

1768, 2383.

and wounds 835.

2508

To

2089

b,

2223

parviflora

ft.

1911

ft,

head to foot 341

that 1297 ft.

1095, 1265

2308

Fungus 1134

that very instant 1293

407

ft,

526

ft,

ft.

539

ft,

whence 745

which time 2355

Front 1781

In front 28, 108, 292

1757 b.

17566,

1277

ft,

6,

ft.

2642

ft,

6,

pinnata 1343

Gate 1398

ft,

6.

ft.

1481.

(outer) 1943.

Gall 1738.

ft.

Gallant 485, "92, 1283ft, 1544ft,

1662, 2427, 2687.

ft.

ft.

way

1362, 1438

ft.

To

ft,

2231ft, 2232ft,

ft,

554

ft,

ft,

449, 808, 1043.

viridis

ft,

ft.

ft,

ft,

ft,

1414

Gelonium 357
1

ft.

ft.

ft.

ft.

fasciculatum 11 57 b,

6.

2488

2369

ft.

l>.

Porphyria 634, 646,

violacea 688 ft.

2475,

ft,

To gauge 2266
Gaurea alliacea 992 6.
Gay 885
1825, 2369
1227
To gaze 1259 2758
Gelding 288

1411.

559

ft.

Gaudy 1999, 2368

Gaudiness 2098.

ft,

nycticorax

2674

Garuga

gather 742 ft, 957 6, 1056

1103 ft, 1168 ft, 1706 6.

ft.

Furious 432

Garrulous 919 ft, 1180, 1887 ft,

1896 ft, 1898 ft, 1946, 1957,
1972, 2725 6.

ft.

Gallop 1863, 1935.

253,

ft.

(outer) 454, 1943-

Gastric juice 464

Gallinula Madraspatana, 1407

furbish 1014

2378

Garter 1914.

611, 612,
1526, 21176.

purpurea 1908ft, 2470ft.

nut 2255

2524.

ft.

Furbisher
ft,

6,
ft.

Gallery 2414

Furbished 2250

ft.

ft.

1619,

Funny 816.
Fur 1692
2251

ft.

6,

Garment 1113, 1941-

Funnel-shaped 1515.

To

ft.

2705.
Garlic 2238

bladder 1738.

2172

ft,

766 6, 767 6.
Garland 1457, 1762, 2273, 2274,

uliginosa 1716 6.

ft.

Galega

rites 825,

ft.

ft,

Galanga major 762.

Galedupa arborea

pile 23, 1087.

ft.

ft,

ft,

Garrulity 53, 1888 6, 1945, 1957-

piscidia 1039

cake offered to deceased

ft.

497,

Gait 913, 921, 1081

1278 ft, 1330, 1473

ancestors 1753.

day to day 1424

389,

mitis 583

ft,

ft.

Gargling 761

ft.

ft.

Fundamental 2064

gargle 641

ft.

ft.

Garments 1675, 1984.

ft.

fumigate 1513

Funeral 565.

before 1756

To

Gains 687.

Fullness 1676, 1768, 1769, 2089ft,

2119, 2143 6.
ft,

Gargarism 766

339,

ft.

uliginosa 1735

Gain 497, 718 ft, 965 ft, 1316

1535 l>, 1695 ft, 1852, 1866
22986, 2427, 2434.
To gain 1695 ft, 2117 6.

ft.

saponacea 616.

55, 750,

6.

ft,

1717.

latifolia

2426.

1861.

918

florida

1387, 1909.

ft.

ft.

1358

l>.

1984, 2262, 2272.

Gained

2601.

Fumaria

151.

1898

lanceaefolia,

Gardenia

ft.

ft,

Gaiety 1825.

Full 1564, 1676, 1757 t>, 1767 ft,

1768, 1769, 2119, 2141 6,

Frolic 891.

this

gabble 2136

Gage 1623

6.

Fulgent 2033.

Fully 1564

6.

1385

G.
To

6.

time 1768.
2201,

ft.

pedunculata

Gag 2290

of cuts

2639.

542

Garcinia

Fugitive 254, 1690 6,2149

moon

Frock 1 190 6.
Frog 1400, 1861, 1929 ft, 2078 ft,
2115 ft, 2117 ft, 2179, 2485,

From

Fusible 1475.

GfERTNERA racemosa

6.

Fringilla Amandava
2299 ft, 2435 ft, 2486 ft.

Gaol 694, 1211 6, 1913

Gaping 2290, 2732 ft.

Frying-pan 2143, 2151 ft, 2190.

Fuel 415, 1193*, 2597.

Frigid 2497, 2499, 2661, 2746.

Frigidity 11 59. 2 499-

1232

2711.

Fusibility 1475.

Gad-fly 1268

grown 670

b,

Gamut

1474.

6,

ft.

Gander 2390, 2719.

Gang- robber 1269 ft.

Frying 2143.

ft

Fringe 1194

1207

ft,

house 1865

bed 787 b.
Gardener 473, 2273, 2274.

2142

1418,

2488 ft, 2642 ft.

Gamester 15, 716, 12056, 1474*

Garden 367, 473, 486, 1953

fry

ft,

Game

Gaming 1205

ft.

2139, 2156, 2157.

ft,

6.

ft.

Frightened 845,
2141, 2166.
Frightful

6,

774

ft,

Fruits 2318

Fulcrum 1315

1267

760

ft,

ft.

Fruitlessness 1615, 2021.

Fulfilled 1676.
ft,

To gambol 729

Fusion 1475 ft, 2429.

Futile 843, 1965 ft.

ft.

ft.

2140

717

ft,

Futurity 2139.

2021,

ft,

ft.

1515-

715
further 2070 ft.

Frumenty 1719, 2284.

instructor 2745.

1474, 1728

891
6,

1411.

ft,

6.

Gambler 716, 1205 6, 1728 6.

Gambling 796, 1205 6, 1207

6.

Fury 436, 562, 807, 1043, 2405.

2322.

To

Friendship 322, 402 ft, 1471 ft,

1911 ft, 1914, 2279 ft, 2279,
2320, 2321, 2557, 2628, 2681,
2745.

2357

tense 2 1 39.

145,

Fruitlessly 2021

ft,

ft,

Future 361

ft.

1869, 2585.

ft,

Fruitless 9,

Further 364

ft.

Fmitfulness 2631.

Friday 2503.

furnish 775

To

germ 958

Gallows 1871

Furrow 2432.
6.

Frugality 1680.

ft.

GAL GEM.
Gallinule 700, 1271

6.

Furniture 388 6, 1098 6, 2417

2565, 2607 6, 2632 ft.

ft.

Frugal 1680, 2278, 2279, 2589

fret

958 ft, 2334

Furled 2334 ft.
Furlough 1143 6.
furl

Furnace 470, 475 b, 1105 6,

1299 6, 1331 6, 2152 6, 2731,
2738 6.

To

froth 937 ft.

Frothy 936 ft, 977

To

617

ft-

1357 b, 1908.
Gelt 2302.

Gem

1154&, 2200, 2373.

2799

Ghost 127

Gemium

lanceolatum 1908

Gibbous 773

Genealogy 762

To

6.

General 2627, 2633, 2634.

(commander) 1888

2746

1854

b,

Gills 587,

Generous 464* 618

11

b,

1167

1412, 1902, 2240, 2241, 2244

6,

b.

606

6,

1646

329

b,

2087,

b,

b,

370,

b.

b,

809

b, 1

143

b,

2094.

b,

22506, 2313

720,

1150

To

2125

Gentlemanliness 2137.

1539

14, 809,

b,

b,

2221

milch 1437

6.

Glad 1760, 1825,

To
1583

b,

1793,

2195

tidings

b,

b.

be glad 2399

Gladness

2337,

2346.

1834,

1835,

2325

Geometry 846, 2235

Germ

Glass 649

b.

Germinated 31.

To

Gesticulation 32, 2560, 2567.

b,

loose

402,

2133,

2417
1

up 445
(clarified

2610.

6,

1084

153

1686

6,

2286

6,

b.
b.
b,

1720

b.

935.

butter)305,ioi9&,

condition 2663.

6,

1125,

1888

(flesh)

6.

herd

b.

course 2571.

6,

deed 2648.

1132
2103

6.

fortune

1132,

6,

6,

Glittering 1035

6.

10556, 14896.

Globe 957, 97. >926, 2201.

Globular 995 6, 1926.
Gloom 437''. 438 6, 10206,
1030, 1306, 2274.

33.

man

(she) 1132, 1133, 1888 6.

name

Changua 2181

6.

11126.

natured 809,
2661.

electricus 10196, 17486.

news 2195

radiatus 1276.

report 358.

Goblet 1714, 1780

2286

6.

reputation 885 6.

6.

6.
6,

6.

1626.

nature 2572.

6,

1112

2652,

2571.

manners 323

6.

Boddarti 1110

viridis

2574,

looking 2653.

luck 2507.

subunitus 1112

2195,

hearted 2755.

6.

Gobius barbatus 1276.

1035

767,

641,

2680.

1132.

Gobioides ruber 2435

Gloominess 88.

conduct 2573, 2745.

conversation 2573 6.

6.

6.

with the stream 1506

1697

6.

breeding 2588.

6.

31, 1270 6, 16966, 1815.

Goat 38,

2160

behaviour 1619.
6.

secretly 558 6.

Goad

evil

aspect 2507.

1153b.

over 956

Glitter 1156 6.
glitter

advice 2574, 2745.

6,

Glen 597.

To

through 1310

Ghee

2560,

action 1751, 2649.

6.

out (extinguish) 1582

Gleet 1502, 15036, 1834, 2740.

Gesticulated 295.

218, 450, 876 6, 883 6,

1188, 1626 6,
1838,
1750,
2034, 2093 6, 2137, 2159 l>,
2470 6, 2498, 2565, 2568,
2589, 2608, 2626, 2628,26536,
2663, 2681, 2745.

6.

1501

into 1692
off

6.

glean 883

6,

1834,

6,

Good

and
by 956

12006, 12236.

vessel 649

Germinating 473.

6,

out 1595, 1600.

Gonorrhoea 1503

6.

b.

6,

forth 1595.

glabra 831, 2210.

6,

6.

6,

H73, 2368

31, 473-

To get 687

1069

6,

6.

b.

fast

1223

Glaring 1035

2497

Gesture 32,
2567.

6,

6.

407, 1595, 2068.

by 9566, 2109.
1906

6.

b,

2712.

astray 2189.

6.

2235

b.

Geometrical 846.
demonstration 846.

2585

Gone

3*-

abroad 1988

1825,

6,

globosa 198, 355 6,

759, 774, 97o 6, 2246, 2363,

b.

Glance 135, 4 2 9, 10546, 1208

Glancing 3116.

1179

2131,

17796,

To gnaw 667 6, 758 6.

Gnomon 2460.
To go 1059 6, 1063 6, 1843
2343

2657, 2680,

Gomphrena

6.

398,

Glare 1035

bicolor 1904 b.

Goldsmith 2671

6.

Gnat 2205, 2234, 2234

Gland 2250.

Genus 906, 1186, 1187.

out 1596.
Goitre 906, 930.

2713, 2747, 2759.

6,

Genuineness 17931 1853.

6.

947

2729.

1985, 2337, 2346.

1387

6,

6.

Gnashing 1394.
6.

2729, 2755, 2764.

Geography 2172

on foot 17196

thread 1172,13306.

2138, 2209, 2526, 2611.

Giver 1364, 1410.

Gentlemanly 2040.

Geodorum

forth 1843.

Golden 595, 665,

Gjielina arborea 922

information 1216, 1978

190.

2747, 2757.

sativa 2210.

up 1544 b.
Giving away in marriage 598.

6.

6,

tissue 1967 6.

Glycyrrhiza

Given 1822, 2593, 2602.

back 1881 6.

2659.

13,

Godlike 189

Gold 2401, 2656, 26766, 2712,

labialis

trouble 1224 6.

1412,
1663,

1664.

Glycine debilis 1707,2246,2275,

back 1875 6.
notice 1188 b.

Gentlefolk 1616.

Glue 2495
Gluey 308

1370,
1457,

6,

1456,

6,

Going 1011, 2123.

Glossy 443, 695,10196.

Glottis 1542 6.

2159 6, 2225.
Gluttony 54, 59,

1134k

give 9146,

6.

Gentleman 1973&, 22296, 22466,

1508

b,

Gloss 1067 6, 1248 b, 1978,

2022, 2023, 2068, 2116, 2161.

Glove 2736 6.
Glowing 1273

1256

428,

1454

Goddess 1257

Glorious 724, 897, 1354, !557

1558, 1802, 1812.

Gluttonous 463,

6.

Girth 561 6, 570.

Gentile 987, 2557.

Gentle 11, 464, 1281 b, 1539*,
2016, 2232 6, 2312, 2326 b,
2680.

8,

b,

Girl 754, 1981,

2498.

verticillata

Genuine

2050,

1878

b,

1371

bread 958

1148

6.

b,

2132,

6,

Glossiness 352.

b,

Girdle 577

Gentiana Cherayta 87,

1095, 1096, 1113, 2174.

2464

672

b,

649

Ginger 323 6, 324

958, 2461 b.

Genitals 494, 2438.

b,

730

6,

Glory 553, 724, 1353 b, 1802,

18646, 1897 6, 2276, 2559.

b,

2289, 2546.

8,

b,

b.

Gimlet 1344 b,
2140 b, 2702.

1411, 1412.

Gently 392

1411, 1889

657

6,

Goblin 127 6, 816, 1526, 1607,

1858,2172, 2366, 2393 6.

God
427

25,

2432.

6.

1879 b.
Gilt 2202.

5631

Genteel 298, 1550

2494

6,

b.

Generation 457, 458-

Gentleness
2271.

505
b,

Gigantic 48.

Generic name 1187.

Genius 1305

Gloriosa superba

b.

Generated 458.

Generosity 414.

63, 88, 262, 437

1020 6, 1564, 1615, 1616.

Glorified 724, 2685.

b.

Gilding 2676

Gloomy

b.

1796.

b,

1025, 2261 b.

b,

be giddy 2261

Gift 1364,

release 2631 b.

Generally 349

1276

b,

Giddiness 943
Giddy 2261 b.

1886.

list

1685,

b,

17806, 1858, 2173,2393

6.

Gemmiparous 2288.
Gender 2438.
Genealogical

1412

b,

GOB GOO.

GLO GOB.

GHO GLO.

GEM GHE.
Gemini 1479, 228a

6.

sense 2574.

understanding 2574

6.

2800

GOO GRA.
Good

2159

will

6,

GRA GRE.
Granary 611 6, 619
9966, 12776.

2745.

wishes 2745.

work 2649.
workmanship 2650

Grand 2174.
Grand-daughter

6.

Goodness 451,

861 b, 883 b,
1838, 2137, 2159 b, 2160 b,
2504, 2570, 2574, 2591, 2628,
2679, 2681.

Goods 338 b, 1181

1475, H90, 2272
2632

b,

Goose 1900

b,
b,

1198

b,

2273

b,

b.

Grandmother

362

1429

1908

b,

To gore 963 b.
Goring 963 b.

6,

1319 6, 2585
2726, 2727.

granulate 581

6.

Greens 1362

6.

Grasshopper 1650,1865

6,

727

rigida 1070 6.

sapida 1151

6,
b,

2734

1536
2661

104, 625, 1461,

1586, 2486, 2657 b,
b.

811

6,

Gratified 334, 342, 358, 398,

1208, 1347, 1351, 2325, 2297,

2576, 2729.
gratify

6.

Gratifying 102, 1347, 1351, 1855,

2218.

Gown

Gratiola amara 694

1190

Gratingly 582

Grace 94, 782, 1397, 1840.

Gracious 1397, 1550 b, 1839.
Graciously 782

cristatella

religiosa

583

6,

2674

22256, 24836,

Monnieria

Saularis 13866.
tristis

Gradation 1398
Gradual 823.

2152

189

gift

Graduated 855
graft

6.

6.

23606.

Grain 584, 585, 933, 1504 6,

1536, 2372 6, 2379 6, 2476,
2617.
of rice 1292.

Grammarian 2101.

23256.

758

6,

6,

766

Gravity 947

6,

6,

648

6,

1982.

To be

6.

Talpa 1020

Grilla

6,

6.
6.

11826, 1570

6,

6,

house 1121

To guard 346
Guarded

6.

1121

6,

6,

1530

163,

2384

6.

2120,

6,

griped 1777

6,

1357

6,

2630,

2383

6.

6.

6.

Guana 997 6. See Alligator.

Guava 1780 6, 2465 6, 2584 6.

6.

Guess 101, 117

6,

307

6,

337

6.

b.

Guessed 101.
Guessing 1176, 338

Griping 685

6.

Guest 50, 185, 289.

Guide 445 6, 1559, 1628, 1652
2230 6.

tomentosa

24.
999,
1502, 1503,2658.

6,

6.

6.

Guidance 1619.

6.

Guilandina
583

6,

720

6.

groan 728

6,

Grocer 1694
2325 6.

6,

798 6, 800 6.
2081 6, 2297
6.

17-

Bonducella
2228, 2502 6.

Gritty 620 6.

Groom

Greasiness 2695.

6,

Guarea Boro-Gotadhura 986

6.

Groins 734

69 1
graze 1060 6.

Guardianship 860

1367,

6,

paniculata 708
6.

Guilt 965
1708.

6,

1015

6,

1446, 1450,

6.

Guiltless 12, 80,

84,

130, 136,

1589, 1614.

6.

234, 1535

637,

Guile 738.
6,

Guiltiness 965

Groin 1889.

Guardian 73, 165, 860

1726, 2300 6.

2578.

Grocer's-shop 2297

Greasy 1059

b.

Gripes 1778

To

hair 1699 6.

haired

6,

1725, 2672.

6.

877

6,

Grittiness 279,

6.

620

6.

6.

Gristle 809

2595.

Gray 1515-

2695.

Grinning 645

Grit 571

6,

2179

grind 740 6, 1020 6, 1266 6,

16146, 1742 6, 17466, 17826,
1961 6, 222g 6, 2231 6, 2480 b.

1494, 1501

6.

Gravid 1768.

To

grin 877 6,

Grislea
2325

accent 95.

Gravel 232, 571

Gram (vetch) 1042.

Grammar 2115.

6,

6.

6,

Grave 920, 922, 993

Gravedigger 604

6.

Gradually 822 6 823

6,

Gratitude 102, 778, 15846, 1493,

1820.

6.

878, 2217,

842,

1020

6,

6.

Guard 1121

6.

2516.

To
To

Gripe 603

Gratuitously 2299

325

6.

Gratuitous

1022

Grindstone 2480.

6.

b.

2637.

6,

6.

Gryllus

472, 889, 998 6,

1398 6, 2217, 2223, 2264,
2504, 2516, 2576.

Grieved 370,

1888

6,

6.

migratorius 1639
monstrosus 1955

Grinding (rapacious) 1564

6.

Gratis 189 6, 230, 2299

b.

Gracula Chataree 11346.

2533

6.

6,

Grinding-stone 1069

sensation 620 6.

b.

Grief 438

2005

2367.

1347

Grating 716.

6,

1821.

Gratification 1347, 1674, 2577.

Gourd 752 b y 815 6, 1343.

Gout 1964.
Gouty 1964, 1965, 1966.
32

6,

1898

6.

1716

sepiaria

b.

Grateful 102, 778, 1583

To

To grumble 1777
6,

6,

b.

Grumbling 925, 941

6.

b.

Grasp 603 6.
To grate 810

Governor 71,

6,

1963

6.

grunt 798 6, 800

Grunting 1020 6.

Grasshoppers 1639

Governed 69.
Government 331, 625, 1913 b,
2175, 2387, 2486, 2572 b,
2606 b, 2635 b, 2661 b, 2734/),
2750 6.

Grudge 1040

To

up 4572635.

6.

1761, 1927,
2070.

6,

Gruel 2201

6.

over 455.

To govern

2586

6,

6.

hispida 1070

24726.

6.

6.

rich 2600.

Growth
1964

2477, 2587

cataphracta 1715

cutter 1018 6.

hirsutum 698.

6,

2070

6,

6.

6,

seller

Grewia 45

Grass 1018, 1350.

6.

up 2069.
1486,

1898

Greenness 1319

2064

6,

Growling 925.

Grown

Green

6.

To grow 1962
To growl 1021

6.

Greediness 8676, 926, 948,

2439, 2452.

Grape 1476, 2312.

Got 1852.

of soul 563.

Greece 2407

To

Granulated 1412

Gossipping 9956 b.
Gossypium 682 b, 1334.

To

Greatness 968, 999, 1831, 18976,

2237, 2247, 2276, 2600.

Greedy 927, 974, 1889 6, 2435

2436, 2440, 2444, 2452 6.

To

b.

Gossip 1180, 1952.

work 1911

Greater 68.

6.

Groundless 264, 1615, 2089

Grandson 1534, 1553 6, 1788.

Grant 1412, 2575 6, 2746 6.
grant 2384
Granted 2602.

2195

1257

6,

1736.

6,

2258.

integrifolia

b,

(maternal) 15546.

1618

floor

b,

plot 362 6.

splendour 1664.

Grandfather 12576, 14116, 1736,

1/37, 2258.

6,

Ground 1026,1614, 2171, 2171

2173,2175,2255 6, 2311.

king 2245.

(maternal) 11556,

2251.

Gospel 405

Grove 473, 679.

festival 2248.

b.

(ruddy) 1036.

Gordonia

b,

Grandee 5i 6.
Grandeur 501 6, 553.

1411

2719, 2734

b,

1553

1534,

GRO GUI.

Great 968, 999, 1894 6, 1917,

1990, 2039, 2060 6, 2237,
2244 6, 2304 6, 2427, 2693.
coat 2426 6.

1789, 2653.

writing 885 6.

2448

GRE GRO.

768,864,

6,

2546

6.

Groove 1013 6.
To grope 2736 6.

Guilty 130, 779, 9^5 6, 1446

1469, 1470, 1708, 1718,2546
2574, 2630.

Gross 2693.

Guise 2093.

6,

6,
6,

2801

GUL HAL.

HAL HAR.

Gulp 1284 ft.

To gulp 1284 ft.
Gulps 933 b, 953.

To

Gum

Hamlet 936

982

Hammer

b.

2736

myrrh 1735, 2106, 2379.

olibanum
2473 b, 2646.

1726,

2287,

1413

1913

b,

gush 1130

1659

2303

b,

Handle 446

b.

b,
ft,

ft,

422
1267
1801
2328

b,
b,
ft,

Handy 779.
To hang 470
1871

ft,

ft,

Hack -horse 2152

ft,

ft.

ft,

2501

ft.

ft.

24H, 2452, 2495.

comb 571.

ft.

burnt bricks 356

contented 1584

Halo 911, 911

1245

ft.

ft.

Hardheartedness

6.

b,

1425

ft,

1912

ft,

582
1390

13,

ft,

ft.

Halt 452, 1639.

good health 2159

6.

Healthy 20, 86, 207, 368, 1039,

Heap 653
971

676

6,

6,

944

1283

1056,

971,

6,

1385 6,
1735, 1747 ft, 1749, 1765 ft,
2070, 2396, 2555, 2564, 2566,
2685.
6,

6,

To

6.

hear 1959
2506
Heard 1814, 2527.
ft,

6.

ft.

Hearer 2529,
Hearing 2506 6.
Heart 110, 871 6, 8726, 1087,
1089 ft, 1427 6, 2214, 2747 6,
2754-

ft.

1254

To heap 1 1 59
Heaped 2558.

ache 1146.

ft.

burn 2755.

ft.

pea 1219.

Hearth 280

474

6,

6,

1362

6.

(portable) 11056, 1106.

1487.

6,

1413

Heartily 690

1415,

ft,

1879,

ft,

18796,

6,

2522,

459.

2468

ft,

ft.

Heartless 1605

ft.

Heart's burning 2217,2755.

Heat 448, 455, 510, 511, 923,

966

ft,
1006, 1014, 1221 ft,
'322, 1337, 1354, 1420, 1474
1575.

To

2287

heat 1193 ft, 1232 ft, 1281

6, 1321 6, 1323 ft.

6,

1317

ft.

To hawk 881
886
Hawker 1881
Hawser 664 6.
Hay 1746

Heated 1321

6,

2576.

ft.

To heave

(sob) 18836.

ft,

Heaven 388 6, 980, 1370, 1371,

1425, U59, 1474, 1537, 2123,

ft.

2711

Hazard 1052.

Haze

He

771.

410

1269, 1331

2670

He-cat 2761
2295

474

6,

1333

ft,

553

6,

1352

ft,

6,
ft,

ft.

Head 1972
ft,

ft.
ft,
2236, 2261 ft,
2296, 2306, 2494,

Heavy
Hedge

ache 2261

ft,

1028, 1506, 1847,20806.

To hedge

2494, 2495.

ft.

man 2607

ft.

2470

Headstrong 63, 164, 339

5286, 1949 6, 2710.

Healing 1083.

951,
ft,

ft,

4, 1522,

2009, 2484, 2638, 2693.

gramineum 1715.
6,

436

Headstrongness 1439.
heal 581 6, 584 ft, 1768

To

ft,

573.
Alhagi 749,
1399 ft, 1434,

Gangeticum

Headless 229.

6.

bupleurifolium 741

742

ft.

trunk 603.

1019

Hedger 1013 6.
Hedyciiium angustifolium 21716.
Hedyotis scandens 903 6.

1168

land 1250

of an arrow

Hardship 776, 1290 ft.

Hare 862 ft, 863 ft, 2473, 2474.
lip 923 ft.

968, 999, 2151.

Hedysarum

2495-

Hardness 580, 670, 1418, 1451,

6,

968.

ft.

696, 1473,

2712, 2713.

Heaviness 645

432

6,

6,

Heavenly 1426, 2712.

Haziness 771.

621,
1451,

1474, 1476, 1796, 2683.

ft.

in

Healthiness 207.

ft.

2265.

1598, 1613.

ft.

1419

580,

ft,

be

6,

ft.

1255 b,
1796, 2301 ft, 2458.
hearted 580.

ft.

1584

halloo 1877

ft.

1436

ft,

Haughty 180,927, 1248

334, 641 ft, 767, 769, 848,

ft, 1603, 1760, 1834, 1835,

569,

ft,

ft,

2472, 2493, 2525, 2617, 2649,

2729.

Hard

To

2590

ft.

137

368, 640,

ft.

Hatred 1025, 1487, 2012, 2102.

Haughtiness 927, 1089, 1248 ft,

2606

6.

Harbour 811, 1529

ft.

hate 1487

Haunch

1942 ft, 2137, 2202,

2224 ft, 2243, 2299 ft, 2472,
2493, 2506, 2526, 2600, 2629,
2650, 2708, 2729, 2755.

caterpillar 586.

ft,

To

Hawk

ft.

1838,

Hairy 794.

share 330

ft, 1253
Hatchet 740, 742
Hated 1464 ft.

1400,
2265.

Happily 2137 ft.

Happiness 333, 507, 641, 767,
861 ft, 1213, 1363, 1663 ft,
1835,2137, 2157, 2195, 2243,

1258

pencil 1346.

grown 331

Hat 1250

ft.

down 2428.

Happy

1501

ft,

ft.

ft.

ft.

Hair 32, 571, 749, 793, 1084,

1105 6, 1299, 1979, 2411 ft,

To

2422

1244

ft,

ft.

stone 2496.

Hall 1399
2484.

ft,

Hateful

1236

Hangman 1 180
To happen 1648

6.

1224

ft,

hasten 1472

Hastily 844 ft, 1039 h > i53

1224 6, 1225 ft, 1320 ft, 2619

ft.

Hail 611, 1930, 2496

satisfied

2302.

2439, 2445.

ft,

lantern 1244

2137, 2714

Halbert 1244

ft,

To

scandens 141

885

ft,

on 22g6

Hag 2477.
To haggle 359

Half 332

Haste 1179

a criminal by the neck

470.

ft,

Harshness 828, 1613, 1724, 2103.

Harvest 860 ft, 1870 ft, 2476.

6.

ft,

ft,

Hastingia coccinea 34

ft,

Hanging 2203

Habitual 297, 1062.

2447.

ft.

loose 2453

6.

ft,

ft.

Hand-writing 858
b,

ft,

6.

1621, 2663, 2707.

6.

1597, 1613, 1684,

2402, 2405, 2503.

Handsomeness 2518.

2315

A,

2410

1269

828, 1245

1128,
1794,

2249

ft,

2714

Health 86, 207, 367

ft.

Harpullia cuponioides 2735

Harrow 804, 1951 ft, 2008
2191

1079,
1915, 2161, 2406, 2652, 2653,
2655, 2660, 2661, 2707.

Habitation 349,975, 1569, 1581,

1582, 1607, 1767 ft, 1941 ft,
2449-

hail

2731,

1897

6,

Harsh 568, 580, 621, 643, 643

1378, 2295

ft,

Handsel 1884

Habit 186, 296, 323

To

ft,

ft.

Handsome 883

H.

7 02

Handicraftsman 2111.

Gyration 347.

Hail

1787

Handkerchief 9476,2404 ft,2407

letter 587.

ft,

ft,

work 2497.

Guttural 587.

2350

1779

337, 408 ft, 530, 551.

Harness 2617, 2624 6.
Harpoon 1120 ft, 1251 6, 1353 ft,

1086.

Handsaw 2736

1062, 1081
1506, 1781
2093, 2278

5,

Health

861 6, 1503, 1603,

2663, 2707, 1717.

125.

Harmony

854, 1468.

Handicraft 2497.

b.

wind) 1495 b, 1974.

Gut 463 b, 1552 b.
Gutta serena 2324 b.
b,

2297,

ft,

Handful 1063, 2295 ft, 2302.

of water 1105.

(of

Glitter 1540

22g2

6,

Handcuffs 2736

b.

Gushingly 2751

Gust

2271

6,

Harmlessness 80, 262.

ft.

6.

bill

b.

b.

Harm

6.

1004, 1705

ft,

611, 1643,

2736

Gunner 995 b, 1361

Gunpowder 1977 b.

To

6.

To hammer 17346,1743

Hand

HEA HED.

908, 1141 ft, 1141,

1530, 1543, 1976, 2094, 2185.

ft.

Hammock

resin 955.

HAR HEA.
Harlot 873

ft-

Halting-place 2238

benzoin 2426

Gums 1394.
Gun 1361 b,

454

Halter 2381

1514, 1606.

b,

halt

6,

gyrans 1907

ft.

lagenarium 1878
6.

ft.

lagopodioides
35,
939, 993 ft, 994, 1227, 1775,
1776, 2640, 2762.

2802

HED HEP.
Hedysarum

pictum

2558

HEP HIB.

orbiculatum 2294

2459

6.

Heptagon 2582

6,

Herald 1200

b.
b.

triflorum 748 b.

tuberosum 2494
vespertilionis

1097

b.

Heel

986

To

958

b,

heel 1241

Heifer 1900

Heigh 550
Height
2428

1076

518

b.

2441

Heretical 1729.

bank 654

Hermaphrodite 1534, 27446.

Hermit 1909, 1970, 2298,2328.

Helianthus

annuus

2190,

Heroic 2058, 2059, 2485

b.

6,

6,

438

Helix ampullaeea 2482

Heron

1002,

1466

b.

b,

1539,

1709.

2741

b,

b.

To hesitate 1484

6.

Hesitatingly 292

6.

622, 676

Help 752

b,

2255

b,

1078

1308

6.

6.

b,

Helpless 155. 302

2022, 2432 b.
Helplessness 1549

Helpmate 2351

1549

I,

b,

Hibiscus 1333

2432

b,

1906

Hem

cannabinusi6gi, 23206.

272 b, 2742
Hemicrania 323 b, 329
6.

b.

b,

49,
1090, 1473,

Hemiplegia 215, 216.

Hemisphere 215.
Hemistich 216, 1628

b.

Hemorrhage 2365, 2455 6.

Hemorrhoids 218, 367 b, 1443.

Hemp 2133, 21496, 2462.

Hen 729 b, 731, 2300 b.
540 b, 550
Henceforth 266 6, 526 6.
6,

Hen-pecked 2687, 2688.

Hepatic cyst 2332.

edulis

2395

6.

esculentus 5546, 15176.

Hemidesmus Indicus 617.

Hemionites cordifolia 35,
590, 830, 1069
1773, 1774.

6.

6.

b.

fragrans

614

6.

longifolius 1517 6.

mutabilis 49,

7 1 > 557,

1078,1127, 13806, 1656, 1892,

2689.
Phceniceus 23656,2437,
2535, 2 585 b, 2668.
pistus 382 6.
populneoides 573, 597,
601, 603, 926, 945 6, 1534,
1665 6, 1685, 1758, 1758 6,
1772, 1861.

6.

Rosa

strictus

6.

6.

720, 811, 1005, 1920, 2174,

25086, 2509

6,

2509, 1618

spear ?5g

6,

894

hoist

1898

6.

Syriacus 2479

6.

445

6.

Holcus bicolor 705

Hold 1003.
6,

1496

Hollow 895,

1871

Holocentuus 1410

2446 6.
Hindered 154, 1582, 1594.
Hindering 309 6.

Hingtsha repens 2742

hint 1258

6,

1554

b,

t,

Datanya

b.

b.

Ghost 1499.
27446,

place 846, 1339.

water 248 1
1258

6,

Jr.

writ 2527.

To pay homage 2134 6.

Homage 1765, 19 12 2131,2673.

6.

Hip-bone 2528.

Home

joint 732 6.
I.

Hips 459, 648 6.

Hire 41 >>, 302 6, 792 6, 2081,
2141, 2151, 2152 6, 2197 6,
2308.

1879

trispinosus 797 6.

6,

6,

6,

Holy 16266, 1752, 2148,2224

2133, 2560.

To

b.

6.

Derea
935

6.

1021

1698

of a tree 803.

2181

Hindmost 1693.
Hingcha, see Hingtsha.
Hinge 605 6.

6,

6,

6.

bamboo 723.

Hint 402,419

6.

Holiday 158, 1637.

Holiness 1658, 2040, 2504.

1808, 1850, 1969, 1975, 1997,

2033, 2116, 2294 6, 2412 6,

2748, 2579

6.

6.

6.

Hinderance 124, 136, 154, 294 6,

306 6, 1261 6, 1581, 1595,

Hippocratea arborea 803

Sinensis 557 6,

1166, 1167.

Hog

1882

Abelmoschus 645,7006,
b.

6,

748, 860 6, 12396, 1243

1364, 1870 b.

1876 6, 1990 6, 2021, 2034,

2375, 2578, 2641 6, 2652 6,
2660.

6.

(backward) 1729, 1732

2414

6.

Hole 771, 926, 934, 941 6, 973,

10136, 1140, 11466, 18726,

hinder 155 6, 291 6, 309 6,

1261 6, 1582 6, 2412 6, 2413,

Hexangular 2536.

6.

Hoe

To hold 774

b.

To

Hexagon 2536, 2538.

2620.

6.

23986.

6,

Hinder 154.

Heterogeneous 243.

Helped 479.

1961

6,

repens 458.

Hilt 1378, 2295

6.

3 6, 550 6, 2183

Hola 550

Hill 951, 1687.

Heterogeneity 240.

b,

2617.

Hence 407

Hilancha

Hilarity 1852, 2368

6.

mark 1259

Hoard 2566.
Hoarded 1634.
Hoar frost 2746.

To

6.

robbery 1961

2100.

b.

2207

b,

6,

man 1269

b.

2431

hit

Ho!

value 2276.

Highway 2241, 2388.

Heterodox 169, 1663, 2032.

Heterodoxy 1729, 1974, 2012

Helmet 895, 12536, 2495.

Helmsman

6.

Higher and higher 491

830, 2453.

6,

Hesitation 540

622, 2732

Helper 752

647

Herpes exedens 1022 6.

Herritiera minor 2648

b.

decollata 978 b.

1441,

438

6.

spiritedness 1802.
6, 1993, 2058,
2059, 2510, 2520, 2635.

6.

History 408, 1060, 1757, 2022.

Historian 551, 2022.

Hoary 1691, 16996.

1445.

priced 2244, 2245, 2270

2510,

Heroism 460, 1987

b.

Indicum

6,

6.

Hoarse 932 6.
Hoarseness 930, 2711.

6.

price 1042

situation

2177, 2527, 2732, 2737

6.

Heroical 460.

Heltcteris Isora 275 b.

CoromandeliaHeliotiiopium
1548

b,
6,

minded 2240, 2248.

office

1942 6, 1987
2053, 2243, 2272 6, 2510.

6.

born 1885, 2239.

Hermitage 1686.

Nacutti 1546

His 1316

Hither and thither 407

Hitherto 546 6.

2142

1340,

6.

Hirundo

To

Hieracium 985.
High 431 l>, 437, 5i8, 1041

6.

labourer 41
Hireling 2099.

6.

Hideous 1990.

1071 6, 1325,
2598.

6,

6,

(a) 40.

Heretic 1729.

Held 1516, 2745.

1061

6,

b,

6.

Hero 1728

1054

and seek 2441 b.

To hide 990 6, 1280 6, 2441

407

6.
6.

To hiss 1876
6,

1137''.
6,

2152

hire

6.

6.

Hide 780, 786

Heresy 1663, 1729, 2280.

562,

518,

Heirship 454.

Helm

6,.

Hereditary 11C4, 1721, 2328

b.

437, 44 1,
b, 2599.

Hell 73,

6.

6.

Hereafter 47, 2586, 266

b.

apparent 2353.

num

alata 1903 6.

2757 l>.
and there 407

b.

1157, 1906

Hiccup 2743 6, 2744, 2756 6.

To hiccup 2744 6.
Hidden 267 6, 965, 973, 1129,

Herd 85 6, 1726 6, 2354.

Herdsman 989.
Here 423 b, 539 b, 544 6, 550

b,

Heinous offence 2241.

Heir 1416, 1977 b, 2399.

2668

Herculia

argentea 2648

Heedless 1834.
Heedlessly 87

6.

To

Hired 1259
vitifolius

Herbs 1362

b.

b.

5,

1981.

6.

Herbage 846.
pulchellum 1158

HIR HOM,

HIB HIR,
Hibiscus tortuosus 1933^,19796,

2584.

6,

2046, 2163

6,

2690.

made 1013 6, 1462.

At home 977 6, 1014 6.
Homestead 2138 6.
Homogeneity 2589.
Homogeneous 2586, 2589.

2803

HON HOS.
Honest

1762, 2191

2248

2327

b,

Humbleness 1618.
Humbling 2264.

2192, 2208,

b.

2192

b,

rice

b,

To honour 324 b, 2265

To

94, 2130, 2265, 2594,

279

House

b.

1304

b,

b,

b.

Hopeful 281.
b,

1549

b,

Hopelessness 174, 1549

b,

2761.

Horde um

1757

b,

1423,

2201.

How

591

792

Horn

many
many
many
much
much

Horoscope 8146.
Horrible 1418, 1990,2166.
Horribleness 2166.

Horripilation 585, 939 b, 2452

Horse 1029, 1029

b,

Howda
b.

1344, 1959,

2346, 2725.
breaker 1075

h.

235, 1030 b, 1345

029

b.

560

Hosier 2323

Hum

1788, 2179.

975, 976.

719

b,

791

b,

b.

Hostage 2471 b.
Hosticide 2464 b.

1 1

6.
6.

6,

84

hurt 294

6,

718

b.

b,

times 589

1225

1343

b,

chrysanthemum 1745,
elongatum 1707.

186,

grandiflorum

2716.

2192, 2253.

589

1339

590 6, 719.
more 7196.
6,

(litter)

356

b,

2137

Hut 727
1235

pubescens 728

1396,

17546.

1332

1627

963

1021

6,

Hymn
871

2565

6,

6,

6,

6,

6,

1897

1330

6.

2723.

6,

bone 11156, 11206.

6,

6.

2460,

/>.

Jaundice 687, 1629

13 6.
Jaws
Jay 1081, 1621.
1 1

2066, 2310.

2676

6.

Javelin 1627

Jaw 1099

Asiatica

Jayaputa 403
Ice

Morunga
2461

2322,

Jatropha Curcas 1955

2473, 2513

952, 2686.
6,

17,

2534,

6,

6.

168

6.

1919

6,

6.

Ichneumon 1626 6, 2079 b.

Ichnocarpus frutescens
990,
2638
Icicle

6.

168

6.

162.

sacrifice 1539.

soul 1758.

Humane

738, 742 6, 856

1237 6, 2394 6.

1383

1685.

Hypocrisy 709, 1729, 2267.

Identical 79, 527 6,

Humble 869,924

Hypocritical 599,
1415, 2131 6.

148

b,

1538,

2014, 2016, 2486, 2658,2762.

2104, 2552.

Ideal 2264.

Hypocrite 709, 1729.

6,

Idea 4C6, 2060

Hypochondria 1974 6.
Hypochondriac 1964, 1974.

Humanity

337, 1685, 2216, 2264,

2265, 2628.

Hypotenuse 622.

6,

6,

6,
j

Hyperanthera

724, 2265.

6,

A.

Zambac 393, 669

Jasper 1050.

1142

Hydrophobia 1 177.
Hyaena 970 6, 992 6,1308, 16266,

b.

race

6,

749,

1350, 1536, 1703 6,

190^, 2091 6, 2174,
2209,
2234,
2296 6, 2297, 2499,
2584. 2713.

6.

1347.

Hyduocotyle

b,

!205

783, 784,

b,

6,

quadrifolium 983

6.

Hybrid 1465 6, 1466 6.

Hydrocele 8106, 813.

b.

b.
6,

*,

6,

multiflorum 6696,7496,

2253-

6,

1056

187, 2272 6.

1397, 1650, 1848,

1855, 1917, 1936, 2143, 2153,

6,

6.

6.

2713, 2758.

and wife 1192,

6,

auriculatum 196, 451,

908, 1206 6, 2252 6, 2350 6,
2354. 2354 6.

Hurtful 124, 750, 1018, 1469,

1479, 2362, 2471, 2743.

584 6.

6.

attenuatum 1908

11176.

Hush 1 103 6, 1381

Husk 896 6, 1094

b.

Jasminum arborescens 1894

Husbandry 783.

b.

9,

6.

6.

To jar 595
1260
Jasmine 2713.

2064.

Hurricane 1224

846, 1081

b.

1498.

b.

6,

Husbandman 783

b.

being 2264, 2265.

Hospitality 50, 51, 317, 2570.

2462

2488 6, 2642 6.
Hunting 288, 300, 2309, 2488

b,

b.

Hospital 1330

Jakes

January- February 2253.

Jar 899 b, 925, 1009, 1193
2199 b, 2316 6.

Hungry 119, 844, 2064, 2167 6.

Hunt 2642 6.
Hunter 20876, 2117, 2309, 2444,

To

1923, 2334.

Human

Hospitable 317.

752,

!994, 2500, 2722.

b.

b.

Horsemanship 1345

6,

Hurt 395, 835, 842, 1017, 11176,

Howling 654 b, 820.

Howsoever 2336 6.

2137
1

735

b.

590
days 589 b.

To hum 957

39'..

shoe

Host 2315

b.

b,

2159-

h,

589

However 717

Hue

laugh 56.

rug

b.

often 589 b, 604 b.

Horrific 1030.

6,

excellent 71

long 539

Horned 2491 b, 2512.

Hornet 1919 6, 2182 b.
Horny 2483.

race

b, 718
807 b.

b.

856, 919, 2047, 2491 b,

2512.

man

b,

2513

Jacket 295 6, 760 6, 1 1

Jail 694, 1211 6, 1913
Jailor 1913 6.

Husband 680,
b,

affairs

1421

b,

b.

Household 1673

hexastichon 2339.
1036,

2245

wife 764, 976,950 b, 1013,

1594'

1631.

Horizon

fold

steward 873

1604, 2722.

6.

2381.

Hundredth 2462.
Hunger 844, 878

6.

Jackall 829, 992, 1169, 1879 b,

1881 6, 1892, 2494 6, 2511,

6.

568.

b.

b,

b.

Jack 1396

b,

Hundred 2462.

holder 975, 976.

of correction 2726

Hopeless 381, 1544

2137

b,

I 2287

J635-

22,

6.
6.

6.

backed 727
6.

breaker 2642

To hope 2142

2329

Humming 956
Humour 2381.

Hump

2094, 2139, 2222,

2484, 2572, 2574.

6,

Hysterics 1777

1770.
alata

Humourous

44, 292, 374, 738,

873 b, 975. 10136, 1505, 1560,
1607, 1756, 1938, 1961, 1962 b,

b.

b.

139, 381, 501

2142

be hot 1321

Hysterical 1965

I.

Hume a

b.

Hound 2642 b.
Hour 1010, 1010

b.

Hoot! 1508, 1877

Hope

b.

Hovel 738.

Hoodwink 1260 b.
Hoof 845, 883, 2465, 2658

Hook

1006,

weather 510.

2604, 2605.

Honours 2226

b,

b.

tempered 1321

Honourable 81, 2134, 2266.

Humbly

Hypothesis 101.

b.

Humiliation 1413, 2420.

Humility 96, 924 6, 1305
^SS 1 , 1538, 159 1 , 2014, 2282

966

tasted 1232

b.

b,

1331,

304.

spicery 1232

2230, 2263,
2266, 2559, 2604, 2605, 27526.
b,

1232
b,

b.

seasonings 1232

1757.

Honour 999, 1946

Honoured

season 510,
1575-

b.

gift

510, 511, 578, 862,

b,

923 b, 1006, 1043,

1320 b, 1321 b, 1331

Honeyed 2209.
Honorary

Hostility 2876, 2018, 2033,2101,

1337, 1338, 1768

headed 923 b.

1067

2209, 2327

To humble 869 6, 1624 6, 1632

To be humble 1623 6.

2464.

b.

bee 2192

comb

b,

HYP IDI.

Hostile 1487, 2012, 2018, 2033,

2102.

Hot 432

2636.

Honey

HUM HYP.

HOS HUM.

442 6, 521, 875 b,

1388, 1454 b, 1797, 2044,
2085 b, 2303 b, 2470, 2571,
2608, 2644 b.
Honesty 369, 521, 875 6, 1454 b,
6,

709,

6,

Identically 2712 6.

789

6,

Identity 79, 1321, 2712.

Idiom 546

6.

Idiot 1159 6, 1700 6, 2304.

2804

160 6,1700!), 2305.

159,

785 b, 1 192.
Illness 259, 2028 b, 2090

Idle 223, 374, 1569 6.

549 6, 2069 b.
Idleness 223 b, 374, 1631.
talk

Idol 1255 b, 1752 b, 1997

Idolater

1788

1456,

b,

b.

Jealousy 2217.

Jeer 147, 1157 b.

Jeopardy 1255 b, 1415.
Jerk 1233 6, 1237 b.

To

915

b,

Jester 816, 1870

Jesting 2236

Jet-d'eau 1883

6,

Impartial

2077

not 1529

1632

b,

b,

2062, 2204.

To

120

163,

82,

2281,

170,

2304,

mood

b.

b.

Immeasurable 132, 195.

Immediate 340 6, 2623 6, 27376.
cause 2710.

Immediately 166 6. 539 6, 834

1225 6, 1293 6, 25756.

6,

1162.

bred 2073
circumstanced 1904
fame 125.
fashioned 2080

220,
favored 748.
flavored 2031, 2053
formed 743 2080
health 2090

b.

b.

b.
b.

b.

luck 1903
mannered 1444.
b.

b,

2073
b.

6,

2ig7

1556

6,

Immersion 147, 1274.

Imminent 388.

1444, 1446.

Immoderate 58, 132, 2073 6.

Immodest 166, 1606, 2093
2096 b.

Immodesty

6,

6.

Importune 888 6.
To importune 888

6.

2226.

Immoveable
2693.

36, 44, 1609, 2691,

6,

165.

Imprudent 131, 162, 2077

Impudence 221, 1282 6,
1796, 20736.

b.

1606,

1606, 1796, 2096

6.

Impunity 61.

1173

6,

b,

2556.

Impurity 84, ig5, 231.

Imputation 286, 368 6.

To impute

2431

6.

Imputed 368.
In 2213 6, 2255

6,

2316

b.

respects 2612
common 529
company 2617 2620.
contact 2431
due order 98, 822, 822
2337 due proportion 2336
due succession 822.
due time 2336

1869
every
2556
every respect 690 26146.
existence 2ig7

ig4!
6.

6.

6,

Imposition 876

6,

6.

all

a tax 1507

2147

202,

201,

174,

9,

Impure 128, 137, 138, 194, 8616,

6.

Importunity 455, 888

To impose 1 130 6.

6,

6,

Impudent 12696, 12826, 1516,

6.

ggg,

Imported 354 6.
Imports 354 !'.
Importunate 1027

2136

2091

b.

To improve 2517

1555

Immoral 2115.
15, 83, 189, 194, 1370,

6,

6.

6.

Imposed upon 1826.

Immortality 83, 189, 194, 1472.

b.

1440,

2237.

221.

2090

6,

Impulse 2077.

Immolation 2317.

Immortal

1011,

6,

Impetuous 578, 746, 2077.

Impious 67, gi, 1729.

924,

1563

Imprudence

6,

Impetuosity 1222, 2077, 2750

Important
2304 6.

6.

Improvident 64, 131.

Importance 968, g6g, ggg, 18976,

6,

6.

Immobility 2683.

fated

natured 888
scented 1441.

Immensity 57.
To immerse 1274

Impervious 36, 950

1012, loig 6, 1027
2557 b, 2651.

Implement 2339, 2722

132, 195.

6,

174, 201, 202,

1555, 1559 6,

6,

Improved 963.

Implacability 22g.

Immersed 147, 1177, 1584, 2194.

To be immersed 1274 6, 2197 6.

b.

6,

Immense

1561

2079

2079

6.

Imperfect 131,244,8746, 15526,

To implicate 1260
To import 336 6.

6,

Improperly attributed 368.

Imperious 1415, 1582.

Imperishable 16, 87, 164.

125, 131, 331 b.

on

Improbable 29, 240, 244.

Impropriety

1992.

Immature

2061

b.

1587.

Imperceptibly 171

b.

for) figures

To imprison 306 6.
Imprisonment 567 6,610 6,793
951 b, 1530 b, 1865.

Improper 94,
927 6, 929

Imitative 92.

1611, 2085 b,

Impressing (block
calico, &c. 1073.

6.

Improbability 144, 240.

6.

Imperceptible 170, 1685.

afterwards 12966.

20906,2118, 2412.

behaviour 469

impel 1472

Imperative 100.

Immemorial 257.

595 b, 2491
Jingling 1223 b, 1225

6,

9066, 1808,

6,

2078

6,

6,

Imitation 92.

2305.

jingle

1582

impress 1136
Impressed 2298.

6.

Imprinted 2298.

6.

Impending 2139.

6.

a notion 1215 b.

8, 190,

6,

1821, 1969, 1997, 2413.

2028.

6.

2073

imbibe

6,

Impediment 306

Imagined 787.

Immaculate
b.

Ignorant 41, 42, 82, 126, 501 6,

1213 b, 1323, 1445, 1603,
1965 b, 2073 b, 2083 b, 2293,
2304, 2305, 2336.

Illegal 164,

To impede 309

Immaterial 22g, 320.

2103,
2305, 2326.

8,

Imagination 887

To

Jhumpi 1235

6.

Impatient 17, 72, 190, 245,888

877 6, 2107.

b.

imprecate 2481

To

Impatience 17, 72, 245, 1353

Impatiens Balsamina 970
H37 b, 1487 b.

1810, 2306, 2406.

Immaculateness 2085

42,

man

b,

1812,

b.

b,

Jingle 1260

1558,
1802,
2059, 21 32, 2656.

6.

Impassive 1198.

Imitating 92, 103.

Ignoble 141.

Ignominy 1882

M54, 1474,

b.

b.

1323

ignite 1232 b,

Ignorance

Imprecation 1902 6,2465, 2481.

Impregnable 1442.

worship 1752 b.
worshipper 1788

2325

Impracticability 228, 246.

Impassable 136, 1447, 2557

Impassioned 2369 6.

Imaginable 2553.
Imaginary 2264.

b,

6.

Illustrated 1419.

Image 1752

2200,

1615.

To

b.

b,

6,

6,

impoverish 2379
Impracticable 246.

Impartiality 1594,2082 6, 20776.

2136, 2236

1213

1616, 2082

1594,
2589.

6,

1553

Illusory 2268.

b.

b,

Jew's-harp 2293
If 1111, 2328 b.

Illegality

2267.

b,

Illustrious

b.

Jeweller 1211
2201.

- boding

1872

b.

b,

Jew 2349
Jewel 934 b, 2177, 2200, 2373.
Jewelled 853.

Ill

To

1575.

b.

To

Imp 1269 6, 2366.

To impale 2510 6.

property 2691.

b.

Illustrating 1430.

Jetty-lock 657.

2082

Illumination 1474.

b.

Jesus Christ 2349

To

Impotency 137,832, 1523,

Impotent 136 6, 157, 168, 1448,

^70

1257

b,

Hog6,

6,

Immutable 1602.

Illustration 458, 499,

jest 1257 b.

I3g7

6,

Illuminated 1430, 1823, 2031.

Illusive 413, 2268.

b.

Imposture i38g
1826.

perty 2691.

Illusion 772, 1192, 1518 b, 1824,

b.

1752

1460,

Idolatry 1460, 1752

Jest 885

Immoveable and moveable pro-

Illegible 135.

Illegitimate

Idiotic 1159, 2305.

IMP IN.

IMM IMP.

ILL IMM.

IDI ILL.
Idiotcy

6,

1291

6.

6.

6.

1826, 1872
2184.

Impossible 244, 246, 2090

Impossibility 228, 246.

6,

6.

Impostor 1389 6, 1409 6, 1803,

1826, 2146 6, 2147 6, 2193 6.

6.

effect

6.

direction

b.

6,

b.

fact

b.

6,

2805

INA INC.

IN INA.
In

fine

1869

6.

35 2 2605

1834
697

266

1381
1380
length 2428
of 546 16776, 19026.
order 2336 2348

1381
person 2616
process time 7016, 25926.

1868
1941
regular order 2336
rows 1381

1381
short 12646.

1454
with 2562

1381
form 2674
the arms 8126.
the beginning 328.
the evening 2098 2635.
the place 289 1821
the gross 906 2324
the heart 2217
the 812
front

b.

6.

front of

b.

full

b.

future
layers

b,

lieu

6,

b.

b.

that

b,

b.

Inattentive 81, 241, 946 6, 1832.

Inauguration 2391.
Inauspicious
761.

6.

sight

society

6.

Incantation 2219, 2326

6.

Incarnate 150.

Incendiary

1221

24,

1323,

6,

17856.
Incense 15116, 1514.

first

6.

6,

6.

6,

6.

6.

the
608
the memory 2217
the mind 2217
the midst 2255
the morning 1850, 2186
interval

6.

incense 808

Inceptive

6.

6,

Incessantly 307

1424

6,

Inch 2064

Incident 408

Inclemency
6.

the world 423

547

6,

b,

1800,

1237

6,

12796,

6.

plane 1280.

408

552, 1295

6,

6.

6,

6,

6.

Inability 15.

Inaccuracy 230.
Inaccurate 230, 2080

6.

Indivisibility 184.

6.

Indecent 664

Indolence 8, 374, 944 6, 946

1281 6, 2266, 26636.

6.

Indented 1279
Indenture 539

Indolent

72.
6,
6,

6.

Independent 77,80, 1589,2077

6,

Incoherent 141

6,

1128,

549

1799,

6.

Industry 474, 2523.

Industrious 628, 630, 1836.
Inebriated 2204, 2258 6.
Inebriation 2261.
Ineffectual 143, 1615, 2115.

Inefficiency 1631, 2115.

Indian rubber 710

6,

6.

Indestructible 87, 164.

Inefficient 7, 143.

104, 1462,

1876
India proper 2158.

To

6,

2652

6.

Inequality 2045, 2103,

Inert 38, 699, 1543.

Inertness 1543.

6.

Inevitable 154.

indicate 2418 6.

Indicated 2665.

Inevitably 550

Indicating 106, 2104, 2664.

Inexorable 13, 48.

Inexorableness 229.

Indication 1066,2664.

mood 2716

Indicative

and expenditure 1168 6.

Incomparable 57, 97, 141, 1594.

Indifference

Incompatible 202.

Indifferent

6.

Inexpedient 15596.

6.

256, 2031, 2077

2529, 2589

374,

6.

Indescribable 90.

Inclusive 421

Incognito 966
1799 b -

223,

Inebriating 2261.

2708, 2715, 2718.

Indestructibility 87.

6.

96,

Induration 581.

b,

6,

91,

Indulgent 1900

Independence 77, 1589, 2077

2290 6, 2708, 2714, 2715.
2290,

8,

6,

742 6, 743 6, 946 6, 1281 6,

1573 6, 1577, 2277, 2304,
2663 6.
Induction 139.
Indulgence 1398

6.

Index

Incombustible 63, 139 6.

Income 360, 1168 6, 25626.

Inaccessible 20, 1440, 1441.

Individually 1163

Indivisible 165.

Included 113, 115, 17996, 2167.

Including 2482 b.

6.

6,

Inactive 7, 628

871

6.

place 423 539

turn 16896.
vain 2298 2313 2322
this

6,

18676,

Indecency 1606'

6.

547

1758,

Individuality 2107.

1062.

(tense) 15746.

To incline 12346,
1623

I,

6.

Indefinite 90, 132.

6.

1801.

6,

incur 1416

1161,

2107.

Indefatigable 47.

6.

Inclined 1280, 1531.

manner 407

Individual

6.

(obeisance)

6.

Indistinctly 256.

Incredulity 142, 167, 232.

Indeed 399 6, 546 6, 865

1556 6, 15746, 1868 6, 1893
2742 6.

1531,23006,2339.

6.

Indistinct 132, 170, 256.

Indeclinable 172, 1579.

6.

6.

Indisposition 259.

word

Inclination 403,

6.

the whole 1385

6,

6.

Inchoative 366

6,

6.

Indispensable 157, 1173

Indispensableness 1173

Incredible 233.

Incestuous 21.

6.

of

6,

6,

Inclement 1445, 1597.

6.

place

2093

1592

5296, 1011
2568 b.

6,

2070

6,

Indebted 522, 1456

1586,
2568, 2575.

Incision 1140, 1890

6.

the mean time 408

the middle 2316
the
of 2690
the presence 2605
the view 1454.

2093

1962

6.

166,

6,

6.

Indiscriminately 2324

Increased 481, 2069, 2600, 2700.

To

mood 366

Incessant

6.

Incumbent 347

6.

Incidental i960

6.

6,

Indiscretion 2081

Incredulous 142.

pot 15136, 15146.

To

784

Indiscreet 1602, 2081 6.

331, 1761, 1927,

1964 6, 2022, 2070,

6,

6.

Indirectly 1334 6, 2560.

6,

increase
2600.

Incautious 131, 165,1834,20816.

2150

tinctoria 705,

Indiscernible 141, 220.

To

Incarnation 149.

linifolia

Incorporeal 33, 193, 1591.

Incorporeity 1631.

1963
2093

Incapacity 246.

Indigofera Indica 831.

1005, 1621, 1622, 2526.

Incorporated 2483.

Incalculable 240, 2096

6.

6,

546

Incontinent 40.

Inauthenticity 144.

6.

6.

that

this

6.

Increase 145

6.

lap

2076

Incapacitated 2133.

6.

230,

188,

6,

b.

6.

strata

129

1621.

6,

plant 2209, 2526.

Inconstancy 88, 1053, 2076 6.

Inconstant
88,
1309,
1053,

Incorrectness 230.

6,

IND INF.
Indigo 705

conduct 240.

Incapable 1366, 243.

of

sects

Inattention 81, 85.

b.

parties

reality

INC IND.
Inconsistent 240.

Inartificial 13.

6,

Inexpert 11, 12, 13, 126, 335

b.

Infallible 172, 195.

b.

6.

Inactivity 7, 142, 143.

Inadequate 606

Inadvertence 165, 1833.

Inadvertent 183a, 1834, 2077
Inadvertently 1101 6, 21886.

Inanimate 143, 1597.

substance 1159.

Inappetency 1552

6.

Inappreciable 194, 2034.

2077

Incomplete 131, 138, 1992.

Incomprehensible 42, 169.

6.

6,

88, 1330
2212, 2589.

6,

2031,

Indigence 90 6, 90, 165, 571

1399, Hi8, 1429, 1463.

Inconceivable 37.

6,

6.

Incongruous 202.

Infamous 896.
Infamy 125, 129
1864 6.

Infancy 817, 1131 b,

1982, 2497, 2515.

Inconsiderate 131, 162, 165,226,

1832, 2073 6, 2081 6, 2088 6.

Indigent 10, 11, 90, 213, 571 6,

1399, 1429, 1440, 1463, 1566,
1598.

Inconsiderateness
1074.

Indigested 41.

Infantry 1651, 1713.

Indigestion 41.

Infatuated

165,

1053,

Inconsistency 72, 240.

Indignation 645

6.

200,

749

6,

1147

6,

Infant 1147 6, 1979, 2 497Infantine 1979, 1980.

1834, 2055, 2258 6,

2293, 2304, 2327.

2806

Injunction 303, 1318

2261,

2204,

Infatuation

2304,

2326.

Inferential 337

407

67,

87,

874

b,

578

6,

b,

To

injure

142,
999.

Iftl,

Infidelity 1563.

inflame

1546

b,

b,

b.

172, 1205, 1217,

5106, 1390

Inflamed 1387

b.

Inflaming 143b,

Inflammation 11936, 1222,

1322.
1

3 8 7>

1420.

Inflammatory fever 2364

inflate

Inflated

1871

946

b.

b.

Influence 402

To
To

2640

2235,
b,

14656, 1468

b,

b,

b.

1851, 2118.

Inlet 868 b .876 b.

Inn 448 b, 1653, 2180

2609 b.

inform 1188

Informant 981

b,

2219

b,

b,

1978

b.

483, 544

b,

Ingenious

2705

b,

1045,

2752

Ingenuity 2758

6,

1072,

2758

Inquietude 2214.
inquire 882 b, 1197
b,

1978

1281

b,

6,

Inquirer 1314

b.

6,

Inquisitive 106, 123, 5gi, 11966,

1197.

Inglorious 10, 19, 143, 200, 2031.

Ingloriousness 200.

Insanity 1700

Ingratitude 12, 1584

Inscription

Ingredients 1941, 2607

Ingua 403

b.

Inhabitable 1940, 1985, 1986.

Inhabitant 1582, 1939

Inherent 2618, 2716.

b,

6,

1948

6,

1984

b.

b,

7176.

inspect 1184 6.

Insensibility 38,1543, 2 3<>5,

2684

Insensible

2305,

1543,
2683, 2684.

1603,

Intentionally 12146.

Intentness 178.

6, 1294.

647

inspissate

To

6.

Inseparable 1565.
preposition 493.

Inimical 85, 1487, 2008, 2012,

2033, 2102.

Insidious 599, 1698

Initial 325, 1851.

Insignificance 843, 1590.

Initiated 2553.

Insignificant 1340, 1590.

Initiation 2552.

Insincere 738, 1480,

6,

1803.

Insignia 2386, 2389.

2255

6,

6.

month

2231

6,

6.

Intercession i66g.

6.

Intercourse 913
2345, 2661 6.

^26

914,

6,

6,

Interest

Instantaneous 340

6.

1535 6, 1867, 1962 6,

989 b, 2070, 2 1 1 7, 2427, 2434,
6.
2653
1

Instantly 539 6, 834 6, 871 6,

1224

6,

2361

Instead 546

6,

2575

6,

1677

6.

Interestedness 1868.

6.

Interior 111, 112, 337 6.

b.

To

6.

1829

instigate

interlace

160

6.

Intermediate 1926, 2211, 2212,

2213, 2318 6.

6.

1826,

1827,

1829,

Intermission 2032.

To

intermit

146

6.

Instigator 1827, 1836, 1859.

Intermittent fever 608.

Instituted 2054.

Internal
112,
2211, 2212.

To

instruct

73

2490

6,

6.

Instructor 483, 2010, 2230

To
6,

interpolate

Instrument 252, 613, 692, 2339.

Instrumental case 613.
Instrumentality 1584, 1585.
Insufficiency 15.

Interpretation 99, 211, 1308 6,

2022.
Interpreted 149.
1 308 6, 2203
Interregnum 205.

6.

interrogate 1749 6.

Interrogative 1197.

6,

Interrogator 1839.
Interrogatories 18386.

Interruption 906
6,

To

Interstice

6.

Intellect 57,

1087, 1111, 1509,

2062, 2104, 2204.
1085,

1092,

2215,

6.

8606, 1111,

Intelligencer 1978.

1114, 12156,
1509, 1637, 1681, 1800,
2012, 2062, 2104, 2204,
2216, 2229, 2317, 2318,
2658, 2753 6.

Intelligent 1111,

1997, 2133,

intersect 1283 6.

m,

1872

b.

Interval 111, 146, 1146, 1381

6,

2000.
Intervention i66g, 2111.

Interview 2623

Intelligence 407 b,

6,

21366.

2406.

Integument 1153

1216,
1848,
2215,
2561,

6.

Interposition 2111.

Integrity 178, 875 6, 1454 6.

2237

2171

b,

184,

Interposed 112, 2113.

To

Insult 129, 1334.

6,

2169

115,

Interpreter

Instruments and machines 23396.

2060

114,

6.

1957,2062.

Inside 111, 184, 927.

1786

6.

creation 2156.

Inhuman 1613.

inter

Intercalary 837.

2275

Instalment 707, 722

Instance 46g, 1454.

Intellectual

Inheritance 68, 454, 1415.

55.

Inspector 1184

Integer 178, 985

6.

mood

Intensive

Inspection 11846, 2598.

Intangible 256.

Insatiable 48.

6.

Intent 350, 535, 1582.

Intention 381,418 6, 1128, 1321
2202, 2300 6.

Insurrection 910 6,

Insentient substance 1159.

b.

1282

6,

Insoluble 66.

To

intend 1256

Intensity 1846.

6.

6.

Insurance 2028

Inheritable 1416.

Inherited 1721, 2328

1966,

1966.

Insect 723 6, 782, 1784

Insecure 1870 6.

b.

2261

1269

6,

To

Intended 2559.

Instructed 74, 482, 2489.

Instruction 74, 483, 1339
2489.

1839.

Insane 1700 6,
2097 6, 2677.

b.

6,

2219.

b.

b.

2261

Instigation

after truth 1293.

2664,

Insolent 436

To

b.

Inquiry 106, 123, 882 b, 893 6,

1281 b, 1291 b, 12946, 1294,
1310, 1313 b, 1749
1838,
2270, 2546 6, 2549, 2578.

Infundibuliform 15 1 5-

6,

Instep 983

Informed 1214, 1217 b, 2665.

Informer 624, 860 b, 1978, 2104.

Infusion 1606.

Insolence 1282

of 1902

1749
Inquired 2270.

Informing 2104.

b.

b.

Information 407
860 b, 1214, 1582, 1978, 2003,
2549, 2 577, 2 578.
b,

2053

2737

Innocence 80, 1589, 2076 b.

Innocent 76, 80, 136, 926 b,
!589, 1598, 1614, 16266, 2040,
2076 6, 2081 b, 2504.
Innoxious 66.

To

b.

2090

Instant 834, 871 6, 1336 b, 2260,

Inorganic 1590.

1217

6,

6.

Inspissation 344 6.
b,

Inoffensiveness 80, 262, 1589.

influence 2417 b.

2031, 2053

6,

Inspissated 1011, 1012.

Inoffensive 80.
b,

Intemperance 72.
Intemperate 72, 132.

1716
2144

To

Inoculation 1246

Inflected 165.

Insipid 205, 259, 222, 1177 6,

1179 b, 1590 b, 1621, 1715 6,

Insipidity

Innumerable 20, 240, 2093

To inoculate 1696 b.

b.

Intelligible 2105, 2651, 2663.

2362,

b,

Innate 1463, 2618, 2716.

Inner 112.

b.

Inflammable 1221, 1221

To

2500,

Inlaid 852, 853.

Infirm 155, 228, 608

To

2236

1585.

b,

INT.

Insincerity 245, 738, 816.

67,

stand 1395

Infinite 78, 132, 195, 231, 3 22 -

Infirmity 608 b,
1472, 2402.

*63 2

Ink 706, 708,

2674 b.

Inferrible 101 b.

1866

1994

b,

121, 162, 925 b,

1212 b, 1443, 2103.

regions 1539-

b,

b.

Injurious 1479,
2 738, 2 743-

Injustice

Infernal 1559-

1553

2013.

b,

Injury 125, 483, 835, H79, 15 2 7,

1623 b, 1632 6, 2737 b.

Inferiority 143, 1618, 2266.

mood

1616

Injured 125, 861

2722.

Inference 101, 1597, 2 35-

Inferior 66,

INS INT.

INJ INS.

INF INI.
Infatuating 2261.

b.

Intestine 1551, 1552 6.

Intestines 1552

6,

Intimacy 322,
1914, 227g.

lgn

1553

6,

b,

2167
1912

Intimate 111.

knowledge
Intimation 1021
Intolerable 43 2

6.

6.

i8g

6.

6.
6,

2807

Inundation

Intoxicated 1832, 2203

2236

6,

2258

b,

2204,

b,

Intoxicating drug 1629

b,

b,

2258, 2260

2325

b,

6,

Intrepid 1604, 1796.

Intricate 1158 b, 1530 b,

1777

b,

2301

2422

b,

1776

b.

6,

b.

introduce 1164

Introduced 494.
Introduction 366, 1672.

To

intrust 901 b.

Intrusted 498, 1617, 2158, 2593.

Intuitive

knowledge 2214.

Intumescence 1871
253 1
To invade 285 b.

b,

2517,2518,

To

invalidate

1470

To

b.

494,

Inversedly 506

6,

b.

2080

b,

6.

6,

2629, 2650, 2729.

6,

2282

paniculata 2009

'

Investigating 2286.

pes tigridis 2432

Investigation 1294, 1310, 13166,

2436

6,

b.

105

6.

itch

882

Irascible 1323,

Investiture 484.

Iris 482.

6,

6,

6,

Its (of

1316

crow 2473, 2481

582

2455.

6,

2614.

Ironing and plaiting 2687 6.

regia

Juice 2254

6,

6.

2368

1951

6,

2363,

6.

coccinea 1914.

6.

undulata 730 6. 1726

1894

6,

6.

8.
b,

1530

b,

K.
K^mpferia

6,

6,
6,

1871

6,

Jumping 2427

1225 b, 1229
2434 6.
1229 6, 1272
2427 6, 2434

June

Irrecoverable 137.

Junior 94, 1 148

Ivory 736, go2.

Irrefragable 132.
6,

1190, 2045,

July 386.
6.

Jurisprudence 1498.

Jury 1644

6,

6.

6.

6,

1117

6,

2384

6.

1117,

1338, 1796.

Keenness 1338.
6,

To keep 1728

6,

alive
6,
6.

of a consonant with a
vowel 1970 6.

6.

6,

Keel 1715.

6.

Irrational 1692 6.

rotunda 2172

Keen 1116

August 2524.
b,

665

b.

Galanga 1051

6,

cornifex 622.

458, 507
1341 6, 2427

angustifolia

2207, 2261

Jujube 620, 1901.

Invitation
1584.

6.

2720

6,

tomentosa 1205

6.

Juncture 2350.

2076

6.

6.

6.

Ixora Bandhooka

6.

Juicy 1319 b, 2379. 2 38o, 2380

2381, 2608.

Irons 2080

Irregular 441, 558

2082

parviflora 918.

2378.

Irony 147, 2108,

b.

1261

Justness 1959

Juggler 413, 552, 1194

2146 6, 2264, 2268.

Invisibility 62.

^84

polysperma 1152
To justle

6.

Invisible 62, 64, 170, 220, 1685.

Inundated H77.

paniculata 6396, 7046,

6.

Junction 2280, 2358, 2578.

Ironical 147.

Invited 397,

b.

6.

6.

tinctoria

6.

Inviolate 152,

b.

2240

b.

Juglans pterococca 2106

Jump

Inviolability 152,

1584

6.

943,

Judicious 1828, 2204, 2547.

1292

Invincible 39, 134 2

354

6,

6,

Juvenile 1310.

To jump 1225

boiler

invite

2670

Jubilee 459.

July

Invigoration 1933-

To

6,

896

6.

Justly 1497.

6.

Julus

13846.

Iron 200, 2453, 2454

age 636.

398,

6,

1105

Juiciness 1319

6.

pseudacorus 2463.

354, 397,

1352

6,

Item 1972
it)

6.

Juiceless 246, 1621.

6.

Quamoclit 687, 1310

2534 6, 2585 6.

Investigator 1998.

349,

6,

1563

Ecbolium 466.
Gendarussa 44, 1 156
x
959, J982, 1983, 2071,2100
nasuta 1205 6, 2354

Juggling 413.

b.

invigorate 1353 b.

To

1330

b.

bicaliculata

Judicature 2113.

6.

grandiflora 1284 6.

Invidious 1666.

It 1296,

100

6.

6.

6.

(progeny) 1840.
issue

362

Justicia Adhatoda 44, 149, 355,

!952 6, 1959, 2641.

1596,

Journal 2413

Joyless 88, 1592.

Inveterate 1095.

6,

Joviality 2381.

b.

16606, 1683, 1998,2024, 2025.

6,

1245

6,

1568

Itching 588, 2652

IpOMffiA crerulea 702

444

2219

Judge H99, 1634, 1848, 1998,

2223 6, 2734 6.
Judgment 1291 6, 1998, 2062.

Joyful 885

Investigable 2286.

To

1870

b.

1028

investigate

1527 6,
2107,

684,

1832, 2206, 2261, 2297, 2384,

2729.

Inversion 2037.

To

6,

Journey 2198 6, 2346, 2584 6.

Joy 333, 398, 507, 1213, 1363,

b.

Island 113, 483, 1041

Itch 864, 866, 882

1627

6.

6.

Issue 1532
2514.

Jovial 2370, 2381.

Invention 19136,2670.

To invest

6,

b, 506,
680, 688, 714, 1892, 1703.

&

2319

Justice 63, 324 6, 4156, 1471 6,

1507, 1634, 1497-

Ischury 2021.

6.

Jostle 1262

Inventory 1329
Inverse 2018.

6,

Jonesia Asoca 231, 579

Invasion 284.

irritate

IsCHiEMUM aristatum

To joke 1257

In variableness 2692.

Inuendo 2560.
To invent 1164

To

6.

Jointly 138

6,

1296

so,

b.

Invaluable 82, 194.

6.

449 6.
808 6, 1390

6,

6.

as before 2355

Irritable 383,

salicioides

15S,

2720

now 2575

To

1546
2382

Invariable 2692.

inveigle 1879

To irrigate 2670

b.

Just 464, 1259 h , H54 *, 1495,

J 498,
1499, 1500, 1507, 1619,
1635, 1750, 1793, 1959 6,
2251 6, 2337, 2346, 2350,

6.

Irretrievable 141.

6.

662

repens
2432, 2482.

Irresolution 90, 1308 6.

Joint 936 6, 951, 1001, 1684,

1687, 1718 6, 191a b, 2578,
2627.

Joke

2074

Irresolute 255, 2550.

2197.

b.

Jussieua exaltata 1901

6.

Irresistible 89.
6,

Joined 2284, 2352. 2359, 2431

2548, 2552, 2557.
Joining 2358.

b.

6,

Irreligion 2100.

995 b.
To join 2282 6, 2319 6, 2352
2 359 b, 2360 6, 2548 b.

Intriguer 753.

JUS K IB.

89, 141
441,882, 1579, 1991, 2076
13, 47,

Irreligious 67, 68, 137,

Jocose 438 6, 2381.

To jog 1262 6, 1263

Johnta

Intrigue 753.

To

Jobs 1245

Irregularity

Irrelevant 1943.

Involuntary 157.
Inutility 2101.

Job-work 1259
Jocky 1075 6.

2493Intricacy 1776 b, 1954 b, 1422

1915,

6.

Inward 184, 337

Intransitive 7.

Intrenchment 2300

1862,

in debt 522.

2261.

6,

1176,

2675 6, 2737
Involved 1416.

2261.

Intoxication 1629 b, 1832, 2206,

2236

IRR JUR.

INU IRR.

INT INU.
Intolerableness 245.

secret

195
1

6.

1416, 14146.

Keeper 2367, 2384

6.

Kept 2367.
Kernel 238, 310 b, 813, 21946,
2476, 2477 6, 2623 6.
Kettle 1232

6.

drum
1548

6,

1549

1247 b,
1645.

1437,

6,

Key

671 6, 727 h, 765

1153 6, 1805 6.
note 1968.

Kibe 1713, 2019, 2700

6,

1075

b,

2808

KIC KNO.

KNO LAD.

Kick 1065 6, 1071

2433*, 24346.

To

kick 1071 b, 2434

Kid 1133
2741
Kidney 2316 b.
b,

6,

1654,

Knock 963

1260

6,

LADLAP.

1263

1260

6,

bean 6836, 11426, 24936,

Knot 936

Knotty 978

To know

6.

6,

979

6,

1001,

6,

6,

1189

2061

b,

6.

92, 94, 103, 696,809,1185,

1187, 12776, 12786,

1801,
1857, 19006,
2075 6, 2181, 2312, 2320 6,
2326 6, 2363 6, 2572, 2652,
2661, 2663, 2696, 2745, 2755.
1186,
1792,

adviser 2745.
(in

comp.

e. g.

of this kind,

&c.) 1792, 2012, 2013.

To

11886, 1215,2003,2010,2012,
6, 2756 6.

Known

147, 724, 1092, 1214,

1814, 1852, 2009, 2062, 2215,
6,

2274

6.

number 2406.
Knuckle 936 6, 951 6, 1001, 1687,
1718

6,

1912

1602

6,

2533

6.

6.

6.

umbellate 1895

Kingdom 2301

6,

King-fisher 2254

Kinsman

6.

12146, 1914,
1971, 2557,2603, 2708.
3,

Kiss 1104

739,

362, 663

6,

Kitchen 1698, 1972

2375 b.
Kite 317, 1099 h

6,

2240,

Labouring man 765

Labyrinth 2422 6.

Lace 985

To

(paper) 1021

Lacate 2514

2301

6,

6,

I.

306

Lacerated 1096

6,

2009

6,

1096

6.

6.

801, 1946.

Crocodila 754

6,

Gangetica 1010

2461.

Lane 932

755

Godica 997 6, 999.

Mauritania 776, 788

950 6.
Unjineya 273

6,

1189, 27336.

cap 1541.

306

pan 1541, 2273

6.

Knife 6676, 845, 10696, 11446,

1153 6, 1893 6.

To knit 937 6, 2064

Knob 936 6, 1001.
Knobby 978 6.

6.

6,

301

6.

1212

6,

6,

1964,

1006,

1597,

cristatus

152

Emeria 2065

6.
6,

Lantern 1823, 1873

Lap

Ladder

71, 1782 6, 2641.

6,

459. 811.

wing 1247

To

6,

Latter 129, 452.

laud 1838

12266.

6,

6.

Laudable 425, 1913, 2529.

Laudatory 1838, 1912.

To

laugh 2734 6, 2742

Laughable 495, 1632.

611

6,

6.

lap 1071 6.

Lapidary 2200, 2201.

6.

Lavish 446 6, 2114.

Lavished 2114.

To

launch 560

6,

2162

Laurus camphorifera

Lantana Gochana 984

6,

6.

sativus 794 6, 892

Laughter 160, 494, 1683,27346,

2741, 2742 6, 2742.

6.

6.

Lactic 2514

722, 753, 996 6, 1110

1142 6, 1148 6, 1979.

2187.

6,

Laughed 2703.
Laughing 2741.

6.

1078

Laconic 1104, 2561.

Lad

6.

Lauded 1623.

6.

6.

viburnoides 984

6.

6.

Lath 671 6, 19536.

Lathe (a turner's) 728

To

excubitor 573

Lackey 1672.

Late 1460

Lattice 1192, 1194

6.

jocosus 653 6, 1235

6,

Lasting 1096, 1630, 2568, 2576.

Lastly 2514 6.

Latitudinal 98, 123.

1010,

forficatus 636.

6.

6.

6.

Latitude 1673.

6.

445 6,
1720 6, 2431

Colluris

664

1582

6,

13526.

Languor 1006, 2330.

Lanius caerulescens 2178.

452.

1251

6.

striata

Knee 2746, 315

last

2330.

6.

scutata 648 6, 658 6.

rites

To

6.

Language 1167

6.

6.

6,

night 913 J.

To turn in a lathe 728 6.

Lathyrus Aphaca 1049

2160, 2161.

6,

Knavish 1515.
To knead 574 6, 10406, 11356,
1258 6, 1384 6.

6,

13306.

6,

Languid 158, 374,

272

Knave 765, 18726, 1892, 21936,

Knavery 3176, 865, 12056, 1515.

2171

6,

Landlord 2178.

6.

Last 116, 154, 1059, 2514 6.

day of the month 683
2276 6.

Lateral 98, 1638.

2169

Landed estate 1169

Landing 452.
6,

6,

6.

Latent 2197.

6.

6,

By land 885
To land 560

2368

6,

6.

Lateness 1460

mark 2647.

1016

6.

Lacerta ChamEeleon

6.

6.

place

6.

lacerate

6.

animal 2172.

1835,

Lac 220, 373 6, 723, 825, 1161,

12136, 2417,2437 6.

6.

Kisser 1104.

Knap 277

b,

6,

To labour 643 6, 870 6.

Labourer4i 6, 627, 870 6, 1212
2099, 2197 6.

Kingly 2386.
King's son 2386, 2487
taxes, 2386 6.

Labour 283

1429, 1823, 1966

holder 1169

1840, 2120, 2197 6,

2320 6, 2336, 2523.

6.

6,

2689.

2285

Lass 1148

long 1247

1096

Land 1169

Laborious 629, 1836,

2320 6, 2336.

6,

Lasciviousness 963
2427, 2435 6, 2441

2742.

Lancet 2092
letters 561.

2397.

853, 893 6, 1627 6, 1639,

2446 6.
handed 1260 6, 1624 6.
To lament 655 6, 680 6, 821 6.
Lamentation 285, 654 6, 655 6,
676, 952 6, 1675, 2036, 2413,

Lamp

6.

663 6, 664 6, 668,

2423 6, 2427, 2441 6.

Lassitude 158, 374, 1006, 1301.

6.

Lance 749, 1627

Lancer 2458.

Labial 561.

King

963

1179, 12336, 14296,

1761, 2762.

2741

ridibundus 899, 936

Lascivious

black 574, 1235 6, 2170 6.

stand 10966, 1741 6, 2490.

L.

Kindred 111, 739, 997.

70, 152, 1461, 1539, 1540,
1625, 1496, 1724, 1774, 1800,
19676, 2174, 2175, 2178,2247,
2390, 2448, 2487 6, 2661 6.

Larus
6.

Lake 1178,

6.

Kindness 92, 94, 3366, 423,

613 6, 1471 6, 1685, 1801,
1839, 1840, 1858, 2574, 2628,
2652, 2661, 2679, 2695, 2740,
2745, 2755-

6.

Lair 1984.

Lamb
Lame

Lapse 2451.
Lapsus linguae 2682.
Larceny 226 6.
Large 930 6, 968, 12646, 1270 6,
1746, 18946, 1990,2039, 2237,
2427, 2693.
Largeness 1746, 1855.
Largess 410 6.

waste 440.

1216, 2104.

2343, 2489, 2589

2237

6.

638,

6.

Laid 938

along 2428

Kyllingia monocephala 1037,

kindle 11936, 11946, 12216,

1222

regina

precisely 1609 6.

Killing 1017, 2743.

6.

6.

Lagerstbomia Indica 1357

ng2

6.

1092

Knowing 12156,

Kind

2023

6,

6.

Knowingly 12146, 1215 6.

Knowledge 147, 49*, 548 6, 960,

6.

6.

bird 2476

Killed 134, 1616, 2119, 2722.

Killer 1616, 2724.

Kiln 287

2736

Lady 1257

1646.

951

6,

1687, 1912

1117

6,

6.

down

2494.

1015

6,

1261

LAP LAW.

Ladle 433
853, 1055 6, 1076 6,
1312, 1320 6, 1400, 2527,2706,

6.

kneed 2552, 2567.

To knock 963

b.

b.

Kidneys 2319 6.
To kill 1616 6, .2269

6,

6.

2234

6.

1418

Cassia 1353

6.

626.

6.

Cinnamomum
6,

1419

1417

b,

6.

lanceolaria 2578

6.

obtusifolia 717 6.

Law

646 6, 679 6, 1586,

1213, 2486, 2750 6.
suit

1415

6,

2112.

1497 5

2809

LAW LEA.

Lawyer 1326, 2299

Lax 1281 b, 2492.

To

2423

lay a bait

ft,

eggs 46

Lecherous
2441 ft.

b,

the table 2315

b,

2727

b.

b,

b.

b,
b,

743
1573

b,

838

b,

b,

b,

1099

1115ft, 12 35

Lean 783, 831, 840, 841, 1709

ft,

657

hirta

b.

2069

2327

1951

ft,

*,

ft,

ft,

ft,

ft.

army 1973

learn 2489 6, 2490 ft.

Learned 604, 779, 808, 1215

1449, 1509, 1649, 1800,

2003, 2008, 2012, 2019,
2062, 2122, 2216, 2229,
2489 ft, 2586, 2654.

man

2023, 2062.

Learning 1216, 1649, 1 77, 1848,

2003, 2008, 2010, 2062, 2122,
2489.

6.

Leather 10546, 1075

Leathern 1418.

85

ft.

thong 1300.

am.

Legume 636
b,

1142 ft,
2494, 2502 ft.

ft.

2467,

ft,

1191

ft,

Lemonade 2472

Lemur

1629

Lengthwise 1429
Lenity 8.
Lens 668 ft.
ft.

ft,

ft,

6.

2428

ft.

99

ft,

ft,

1194

ft,

1792

ft.

1221

ft,

1430.
to light

ft,

1053, 1054
2011, 2679.

b,

that 1453.

543

ft,

Limb 31,
Lime 661

1412.

1,

1134

ft,

1153

ft,

Liberated 541, 2288.

ft,

stone 766

ft,

i62g.

ft.

Limited ill, 148, 1672, 2559.

bicolor 1904 ft.
candidum 2313 ft.
longifolium 1357
Tankerviilise

2427, 2687.

Limonia pentaphylla 381

scandens 2425

Libra 1345.

To

Librarian 1395

ft.

Library 746

1764

ft,

Licentious 440.

Lichen 2496.

limp 893

ft,

1626

Limpid 1604, 1866

Limping 853, 893
2446 ft.

ft.

Licentiousness 441, 2382

ft,

Limit 148, 151, 1505, 1682, 1688,

1720, 2230, 2590,
2608 ft,
2647, 2723 ft.

Liberator 1674, 2321.

ft,

1107

ft.

Limodorum

Liberation 865 ft, 1134 ft, 1612,

1674, 2289, 2322,2323, 2029ft.

ft.

1102

ft,

(lemon) 1191

ft.

1813.

1108, 2447

2730

544, 1321.

Likewise 60, 1295

Liking 2402.

2281, 2313.

liberate

ft,

ft.

Likeness 488, 1316ft, 1810, 2306,

2588, 2627, 2635.

ft.

ft,
1410, 1412, 1902,
1945, 2114, 2241, 2246, 2248,
2289, 2564, 2708 ft.

Licit

ft.

ft.

diffusum i9ioft,2325.

this

Libidinous 688.

ft.

1193

ft,

Likely 2719

Libertine 1275

ft.

tardigradus 1029

Lentils 582

ft,

1362

6,

Like 415 ft, 1346, 1920 ft, 2157 ft,

2355 ft, 2588, 2712, 2757 ft.
as 2355 ft.

Lewdness 2427;

1914

ft.

Leisure 146, 158, 1631, 1877

2591, 2631 ft.

Lemon

1920

ft,

Lexicographer 352, 1580.

Liable 2119.

To

Legitimate 564, 2487, 2730

2493

1123

Liberality 563, 141

Lender 451, 522.

Lengths 361, 362,2428

Leanit 147.

Lease 1703 ft, 1704

Least 227, 585.

ft.

411,
39,
1167 ft, 1430, 1431, 1897 ft,
2125, 2340.

ft.

Libation 1174.

ft,

light

1292, 2002

ft.

Liberal 618

959

ft.

1204.

ft,

up 445

To come

Levelled 2597.

Liar 1236

1544

ft,

1597, 2079

Lighting 2577.
Lightning 834,

ft.

Legible 1647, 1705.

Legislator

ft,

To

ft.

1.

Legerdemain 41 3,

lift

1222

cephalotes 1897

Lewd 2423

ft.

Legislated 2112.

ft.

To

1216,
1848,
2039,
2426,

Legacy 231

2439,

Levity 2420, 2431.

ft.

of an

Legend 408.

ft,

Leaping 2427

ft,

ft.

1225 ft, 1229

1871 ft, 2427 ft, 2434

leap 760

1240

2427

2438,

Lever 456.

1 109 ft, 1 157, 1 184 ft, 1243 6,

1261ft, 1626 ft, 1694 ft, 1712,

b,

ft,

ground 2591
1634

ft,

42

ft.

Ligusticum Ajuan

Level 1121ft,
2588.

ft.

1627

Legal 2100, 2487, 2730

frog 1042

To

1341

1086

ft,

LEucocEPiiALAgraminifolia 959ft,
968 ft.

1973,

ft,

1 1

ft.

Leucas
ft.

ft.

Light 22, 378 ft, 443, 448 ft, 1 125,

1129, 1219, 1354, 1378, 1429,
H73, 1474. 1550 ft, 1624 ft,
1709 ft, 1792, 1809, 1823, 1830,
2154, 2161, 2402, 2413 ft, 2420,
2518, 2642, 2729 6, 2741 ft.

ft.

858

ft,

1738,

Lifted up 470.

Lettsomia nervosa 13266,2052,

ft,

Leanness 831, 840.

Leap 458, 507

2434 ft.

To

ft.

Letting blood 2364.

6,

Leg

ft.

Lifeless 41,

speciosa 1151

hand 1951

off

153

ft,

Life 362, 559 ft, 1198 ft, 1201,

1202, 1204, 1664, 1848 ft, 2068.

1651, 1652ft, 1710ft,

ft.

handed
2078 ft.

ft,

bag 863 ft.

carrier 1268

ft,

ft.

Leer 577.
Leersia aristata 634 ft, 812
Lees 646 ft, 943 ft, 1131 ft.

wing

To lean 1263 ft, 1279

Leaning 1262 ft.

658

657,

ft,

ft.

Leech 1178, 1211

2501.

Lieutenant 1536

ft.

1924, 2412 ft,

2446, 2726 ft.

ft.

ft.

macrophylla 1515

Leek 1684

287

down 2515

prostrate 2442

ft.

perchance 715
let 2152 ft.

1247ft,

ft.

time 363

Lesson 74, 1704.

Lest 725 6, 1701

Letter

sequata 658, 659

lie

ft.

Lethargic 1577.

staphylea 730

b,

Leaking 837.

2402

To

ft,

ft.

side 1809.

lick 1071

Licked 2440.
Lid 1250 ft, 1254 ft, 1279
2470 ft, 2470, 2607 ft.

ft.

Left 1363, 1948

2587.

105

ft,

loose

horse 806

6 5B , 788

League 829.

b,

2435

ft,

To

ft.

timidus 1152 ft.

Less 585, 606 ft, 1015 ft, 1635.
To lessen 1017 ft.

To

crispa 1907

b.

LICLIN.
1546

6,

on the watch

go 1134

Ledger 871

Lee

1088

769, 1494.

1619.

Leea

Leafless 132.

100

Led

b.
b,

(red) 1547.

Leak 1947 b.
To leak 504

2427,

2374,

Lecturer 1704.

1359

Leader 27, 28,

1559, 1628,
1756 b, 2287 b, 2607 b.
Leading 349, 1759Leaf 559 b, 1651, 1686, 1706 b,
1708 b, 1709 b.
tin 2385 b.

2094,

Lecture 74.

2647.

ore 2380

2427,

ft,

b.

2277, 2663

Lazy 223, 374, 741

906 b, 942 b, 1281
2220, 2277, 2663 b.

2382

ft,

Lecherousness 2382
2441 ft.

b,

Layer 1304 b, 1316 b,

1380 b, 1381 b, 2684

6,

ft.

b.

hold of 1141

Laziness 374, 906

ft.

2687.

1273

b,

1364

ft,

ft,

Lepus Khurgosa 1152

Lecher 2361

b.

b.

b.

down 2384

leave 1354

Leopard 681

Leper 76g.
Lepidium sativum 2741 ft.
Leprosy 740, 741 ft, 769, H94Leprous 741 ft, 742 ft, 743

2167.

b.

a wager 1623

by 1168

To

Leaven 861 ft.

Leavened 861

ft.

Leavings 157, 440, 1881ft, 1840,

down 1383

a thing

Lead 2646

2314 b,

2703.

b,

LEO LIC.

LEA LEN.
Leave 94, 100, 1143 ft, 2008
(to give) 2008 ft.

Lawful 1500, 2730 ft.

Lawless 441, 1592.
Lawsonia inermis 2282
2318 b, 2320 b.

ft.

Line 590 ft, 1277

I697 ft, 2381
2761.

ft,
ft,

ft.

2455

!>.

ft,382

ft.

ft.

6.

ft.

ft,

1627

ft,

1390 ft, 1639,

2408, 2527,

2810

LOA LOO.

LIN LIZ.
Lineage 987, 1186, 1665, 1885,
2576.

Load 1975

Lineal succession 1758.

To

Linen 2653

draper 68 1

Link

138

6.

2642

6,

2157, 2323

boy 506, 2234

Linseed 2235.

Loan 522, 621

Loathed 1633.
48,

845,

2235-

(lower) 67.

(upper) 561.

Liquorice 389

b.

2209, 2343.
stick 2210.
b,

564

lilifera

2105

List 1191

b.

279

672

b,

b,

1142

b,

b.

Listening 1608.

1106, 1108,

6.

b,

6.

b.

1057,

1060,

6.

Lord

b,

967, 2022, 2033, 2112.

Litigious 728

750

b,

b,

1583, 2001,2031.

2427, 2428

6,

6.

429

529

b,

b,

b, 843, 1148 b,
1149
1340, 1385 b, 1395, 1709
2220, 2652 b.

842

715 b, 715, 1339

after 7156.
(a)

bit

529

finger

b,

b,

b.

b.

583

b,

596, 598.

Littleness 608 b, 2221, 2425.

To

live

1198

b,

1201

b,

1949

b.

To

6,

1095, 2297

6,

1471

Liveliness 10806, 1353

Lively 10806, 1188 6.

1630

6.

Liver 27 6, 638 6, 701 6, 2332.

Living 1201, 1202, 1204, 1849,

2565

6,

1209

6.

6,

2469.

Malabarica 1107
1

6,

1651,2298

6.

To

(bad) 1137

6,

2,

6,

1065

6,

6,

1319

6,

star 2507.

1196

6.

1639,

157

Low

at 156.

Looking 156, 2299

b.

62

6,

366

2287.

upwards 518.

6,

371

6,

6,

6.

Luminous 209, 379

443, 680,

b,

6.

1223 6, 1430, 1809,

1830, 1831, 2033, 2154, 2169.
6,

appearance 1223

6.

1073, 12766, 12836, 1735.

Lunar 551, 1073.

2218,

2434,

day 1333.

2437,

6,

436, 450, 1568

6,

b.

66,

amara 1032

1931

Lump

67, 87, 151, 407 6,

608 6, 735 6, 747, 782,
869, 877 6, 1156, 1277 6, 1447,
1556 6, 1569, 1569 b, 1585,
1617, 1702 6, 1719, 1845,
1950 6, 2221, 2762.

607

6.

1032,
1220, 1233 b, 1360 6.

Lukewarm 429, 5946,

To lull 1021 6, 1022 6.
1179

2687.

Louse 434

6,

6.

pentangula 814.
1154,

Loving 102.
1082

6.

pentandra 10196, 10326,

1032, 1510 6, 1511 6.

181.

Loveliness

b.

Ludwigia parviflora 1910

Luffa acutangula 814,

noise 1596.

love 2159

6.

hour 2507.

6,

6.

6.

767, 861 6, 2-149, 2507.

2015,

2732

2644

Loyal 1583 6, 1831.

Loyalty 1584 6, 1831.
Lozenge 10696, 12476.
Lucid 1 1 79 6.

Lucky

Lovely 1090,2429,2518,2755.
Lover 381 6, 1559, 1859, 1936,

6.

1336

energy 1353

2738 6.
Lost 892, 1543, 2015, 2730
2739 b.

Loved

Tilia

Totta 2479

Luck 2148, 2149.

6.

1928,

rosea 1150 6.

895 b.
caste 1186 6.
6,

6.

637,

puncticularia

Loss 125, 835, 837,891 6, 8926,

895 6, 1212 6, 1415, 1522,

Loud
Love

Philippensis

6.

b.

1973

month 1073.

6.

to 1082 6.

Looked

892

6.

6.

Lowered 66Lowering 2315 6.

Lowly 1618 6.
Lowness 782, 1585, 1618, 1702
Loxia Hypoxantha 964 6.

2518,2695,2755.

489

glass

(being) 1164, 1165.

6.

6.

6.

for

6.

Lizard 950

at

1831,

387, 402 6, 684 6, 1741 b,

1856, 1858, 1966, 2267, 2384,
2512, 2519 6, 2678 6, 2696.

again 1881

Livelihood 302, 481, 1202, 1204,

1424 b, 2068.

lower 1558

eyed 2391.

LONGIFOLTA 2525.
Longing 426, 1983, 2215.
Lonicera quinquelocularis242i6.

Lived (long) 1095.

2181,

2391, 2608.

time 1095

Look 1065 6.
To look 1456

6,

12566, 1553,
2216 6, 2640,

Lots 717 b, 957 6.

Lotus 197, 198,

long for 404

Longest 1476.
Longevity 363

6,

1949 6, 2147, 2748

Lottery 957, 2472 6.

sighted 1449.

782,

lose

Lot

6.

since 1095 6.
Little 225,

373

1527, 1623 6, 1632

2025, 2187, 2451,

faced 2428 b.
shanked 518.

2023.

Litter 1046 b, 1275 b, 1277 b,

1468, 2029 b, 2282 b.

866

6.

64,

Lordship 1288

Litigant 2112, 2113.

Litigation

To

70, 72, 428,

6.

1429

6,

6.

part 72, 1559

6.

paramount 2245.

6.

ago 108

549

6,

spiritedness 2045, 2047.

To low 2738
Lower 67.

6,

1650,
2716.

360, 1097 6, 12456, 12836,

1399

2034, 2492,

6.

1143

price 2420.

b,

Loquacity 1972.

loiter 21 17 b.

Long

Litigable 1635, 2112.

language 1618.
6,

2295 6.
Lopped 1224 6, 1260 6, 2296 6.
Lopping 1237 6.
Loquacious 980 b, 18966, 1972.

To

6,

6,

549
1279

lop 1131 6, 1133 6, 1224 6,

1235

Logician 1311, 1326, 1631, 1634.

Loins 606 6, 661 (6, 809 6,

Lonely 537

Literature 2486.

6,

Looseness

To

437,2598.

Logically 1634

To

6,

6,

and pleasing tone 633.

born 1156.
caste 1774.

6.

2492, 2514, 2529.

Logical 2361.

2254

Listless 223.
Literally 1816

1779

Logic 1311, 1634, i635-

1343 b, 1571, 15966,

1876 b, 2349 b.

listen to

2506

Lofty 431

6,

1870

loosen 541

896

minded 2240.

b,

b,

To

Locust 1639 b, 1865

Locusts 1639 b.
Lodging 1984 6.

b.

1192.

To loose 2293 6, 2740 6.

To get loose 884 6, 1 143

Loftiness 437.

Liriodendron grandiflora 14366.

To

2453.

1157, 2564.

Liquid 1309, 1478.

Liquor 1418, 2206, 2208, 2609

6,

Low

6.

bicolor 1896 6.

Loosely 549

Locomotive 914,

Liquefied 1475.

LOW LUS.

2297

Loosed 1605.

Locked-jaw 1034
Locks 2228.

Liquefaction 1475, 2011.

1867

6,

1281
2529.

1505.

6,

Lochia 23646.
Lock 765 6, 1084,
6,

6,

Loose 64, 373, 379

663 6, 895 6, 1278

Location 330.

1328

Lips 561.

lisp

Loranthus

Locative case 68.

Lion 724, 1693, 1910, 2310, 2640.

Lip 67, 661, 1263 b, 2375.

To

2142

2158.

6,

Linum trigynum 971

usitatissimum

6,

1871

6,

globosus 1151

Lintel 169, 600, 1562.

b.

Loop 1013

6.

Loading 2141 6.
Loadstone 200, 1104
Loaf 1696 6, 1766.

b.

6,

hole 919, 1013

b,

1787

6,

Loaded 1210
b.

LOO LOW.
2143

6,

6.

load 944

2157

6.

2104

6,

orb 1051.

year 1073.

Lunatic asylum 1700

6.

Luncheon 1176,1177.
Lungs 1879 b, 1882 b, 18836.
Lunule 1982.

To

lurk 1136

6.

Luscious 54 6.
Lust 684 6, 685,
2384Lustful 688, 22366.

687,

105

6,

2811

Lustre 10356,
1069 6, 1129,
1200 6, 1354, 1378, 1430,
1473, 1474, 1830, 2402, 2518,
2525-

Lusty 2276

1420.

Maid-servant 627, 1419, 1420.

Majestic 1803.

b.

Majesty 553, 1802, 1831.

Mail 603, 1299, 1928,
2622 6.

Lutanist 2257.

Lutianus 668

b.

Aya
856

Maid 598, 1419,

Maiden 598.

Aya

Perca

or

b.

Maimed

1260

262,

2565,

1624

6,

centropomus 18786.

To

Chinensis 6526, 7906.

diacanthus 935

6.

Koibur 796 6.
Perca Chapta 11126.
Polata 436

603

6,

6,

1605

603.

Luxuriant 1310

6,

Luxurious 2159

6.

25696.

Maker
975,

1026, 1921, 2736.

mimosoides 10006.
Phlegmaria 26436,

904 6, 905
19706, 2669

6,

6.

b,

6,

389

bearer

2516

1187,
2297,

914,

1531 6, 2292
2419, 2 433-

1390,
2343,

1053

6,

b,

6.

To macerate 1640
Machination 1776

2568

6,
6,

1871

6.

6.

Macrocnemum 1248
Macropteranoton

6.

Mad

432 6, 449, 840, 890

1700 6, 1948 6, 1966, 2677.

6,

Madman
Madness

1189

Malice 249, 427, 1196, 2102,

2119, 2260, 2743.
prepense 1479.
Malicious 1440,
1196,
1025,
1442, 1444, 1479, !7i8, 2102,
2119.

1089,

1700

6,

6.

Man

1161, 1162, 1539, 1755,

1758, 2216,2228, 2228 6, 2264,
2265, 2459 b.

Management 625, 1601

Manager 1781 6.

of a theatre 2666.

Managership 1781
6.

Magical 552, 2268.

Magician 413, 2099, 2268.

Magistrate 1499. 22236.

Magnanimous 2240, 2241, 2246,

Manes

Indica 198, 353 6,

359*. 359, 1076, 1107, 2380.

Magnificent 16436.

Magnitude 2247.

Maniac 1700

Magnificence 1343

6.

6.

6.

2216,

Marshalled 2122.

1174

130, 228,
1964, 2006, 2499 2654,

b,

2662.

Mart 311 6,903, 1912

Martingale 1210

6,

6.

1779

6,

b.

Martyrdom 1499.
2728.

Marvellous 384.

gigas 936.

Manual labour 2497.

Marygold 978 6.
Masculine 2228

Manufactory 691 6, 805 6.

Manumission 2289, 2323.

gender 1747.
Mason 1379 6, 2386 6, 2689.

Manure 2635

Masonry 1379

83,

6.

108, 109 6, 1283 6,

1944, 1944 b, 1946,

b, 2276 6.
Master 70, 72, 428, 512 6, 894

1195

!999-

To march
March

6.

913, 1835,
2551.

Mastership

2298

b.

To

1195

6,

1400

6,

1523

6,

Market 612,
2735

6,

1959

Marlea

6,

1094 6

1110 b, 1237
6, 2581 6.

b,

1399

6,

2359

6,

begonifolia 2271 6.

b,

6,

1244

1461

b,

b.

1810,

b.

Matchlessness 57.
Matchlock 1462 6.

man
Mate 1779

2721,

824,

916

maker 1008, 2358 6,

2359 b.
To match 893 6, 880 6, 2359 b.
Matchless 57, 138, 141, 1594.

1917

6.

6.

Material 331, 1985, 2260, 2483.

1

792

b,

6.

(door) 1229

Marketable
1959 b.

1936,

1075

Match

6.

Marital 497.
29, 270

1831,

2329

Marjoram 414.

Mark

Mat

6.

Margin 654 6, 1338, 1851, 2647.

Marine 2599, 2634, 2645, 2675.
6,

masticate

1782

235, 1029, 1030 6,

1344, 2262 b, 2725.

983

1651,

6.

Masticable 1061.

6,

(night) 770,

6,

1553 6, 1650,
2246, 2298 6.

of the mint 1631, 2407.

1843,

April 1115.

Mare 235

6,

of requests 1216.
6.

6,

1843

1200

6,

1831, 2216 b,
2640, 2734 6.

Marauder 1269 6, 1961 b.

Marble 789 6, 2229 6, 2626
6,

6.

Mast 773, 962, 1277

coloured 1090, 1091, 16436,

1090, 1526

6.

Massive 1451.

1798,
2176, 22246.

Map

6,

dentata 1987.

Manor 1288

Mansion 975, 2238

1274

6,

quadrifolia

1277,

price 1593, 1959 b.

1789.

1213

6,

b.

Marsilea
6,

2317,

6.

Martial 838, 2624.

Many

b,

Mars 2175, 2186, 2195.

Marsh 1178 6, 1233 6.

1529

To mark 5 6, 31 6, 271 6, 1409 6.

Marked 31, 1409 6, 1410 6, 2418.

1738.

1467

6,

2197,

Mannikin 2256.

1409

Mangifera

To mangle 1138 6.
Mango 276 6, 353 6.
Manhood 1747, 1758,

2248.

1789,

632, 700, 1097,

1585, 2017,
2417, 2418, 2433, 2761.

b.

Mane 794, 2429.

Maned 794.

780,

513.
6,

To marry 2023

1278 6,
1309 6, 1310 6, 1473*, 1792,
b,
2013, 2075 6, 2203
2363 6,
2406.

Mariner 1194
6.

6.

779,

2378, 2635.

6.

2123, 2198

Malignity 865, 1472, 1783, 2743.

Mallet 22g2 6, 2297.

2206.

Magazine 9646, 2152.

Magic 1192, 2268, 2326

woman
Marrow 2194

Marshy 1178

Mantis

6,

6.

2023

778,

(twice) 1466

b,

2265.

Manna 13446.
Manner 1267

2480

2023.

6.

1758,

Manly 2229

2023, 2030
6,

1755-

Manis pentadactyla 1910 6.

Mankind 1161, 1162 6, 2448

March 733

2173.

of business 2047.

6.

562,

6.

1213,

6,

2665.

1700

1755, 1758,

6,

(to give in)

Manifestation 349, 540 6, 1180 6,

1195 b, 1792, 1809, 1851,2702.

6, 13296.
Manoeuvres 604 6.

Maltreated 1571.

6.

777, 781,787, 9046, 1605,

2030, 2369 6, 2369, 2670.

6,

1747,

spirit

6.

6.

Malopterurus Koila 665

Made

1217

6.

Maladministration 1443.

Granuillar

6.

known

6.

Maliforme 2465 6.
Malignant 865, 1625, 2743.

Machine 632, 2339.

Madder 2198

6,

Malevolence 1442, 1903 6.

Malevolent 124,263, 1470, 1487,
1902 6.

M.
Mace 389

6,

organ of generation 11106,

2438, 2513.

24.

Married 513,

manifest 1792

6,

Making water 1 839.

1789, 2228

Lymph 2317.
Lythrum fruticosum

To

Manifold 1554 b, 1554, 1630

1774, 1945 b, 1945, 2024.
Manifoldness 1989.

625, 691, 2670, 2706.

Make-weight 1870

Male 1539,

2096

Manliness

6,

1911

1417,

2054

Manifestly 1195

good 774 6.
known 11886, 12176.

Lycopodium imbricatum

2253

1309

exertions 1835

Lutist 2099.

2646

6,

Marriage

6,

Majority 11956.

To make 618

6.

scandens 567

maintain (nourish) 1727

1728 6, 1787 6, 1807 6.

Maintenance 118, 374,

1761, 1920 6, 2141.

Manifest 1329 6, 1453, 179 1 ,

179 2 , J 793 *, 1838, 1874 *,
2107, 2651, 2698.

Manifested 2698.

199 1 '

MAR MAT.

MAN MAR.

MAI MAN.

LUS MAG.

828,

cause 482.

Materialist 1462.

Materials 1941, 2235 6,2607

Mathematician 30, 907.

b.

2812

MATMED.

MED MEN.

Matricide 2259.

Matrimonial 2101.

Medicago

Matrimony 1417.

Medical 2100.

Matrix 1131

Medicament 565,

6.

Matross 876

1940,
b,

1972

1941,
2306.

b,

2259,

(pus) 1764

Mattrass 1346
1637,

b.

1784

1675,

b,

1916.

To mature 1699
Matured 670

b.

b.

Maturity 1637, 1675,16756,1697,

1784 b.
Matutinal 1797.

May June
Meadow

1475,

2182,

1218.

1059

b.

To meditate 1215

Menstruum

1517

b,

6,

6,

1520,

Mentioning 1842.

Meek

Menyanthes

1538, 1539, 2016.

Meekness 1413, 1538, 1539 b.

To meet 16956, 2180 6, 2283
23196.
Meeting 997,
1681,
21806, 21966, 2301
6.
2623
2587, 2594,
Melancholy 2330.

6,

6,

Mean

b,

49,

607

b,

727

b,

b,

735

747, 843, 1148 b, 1340, 1447,

1617, 1702 b, 1719, 2729 b.

time (in music) 221

!5837

261

2154, 2205,22666.
Meanness 735 6, 843,

1463,

b.

692, 2562 6, 2627, 2659

2034

corchorifolia

2059 b.
Melodinus monogynus 2479
To melt 475 b, 931 6, 949 6,
1475 6, 1477 b, 1596 6..
Melted 931 6, 932, 933 6, 1475,
6,

To be melted 1475

of support 302, 481.

Melting 930

Meant 2021.
2738

6.

Measure 5556, 1327, 1345, .139.1,

1679, l8 33> 2260, 2263, 22666,
2279, 2314, 2356 6.

To measure 1345

6,

2266

6,

2350 b, 2356 6.
Measurable 1680.

1162

Menace

Measured 1680, 2266 b, 2278.

Measuredness 1680
Measurement 117 6, 2235 6.
Measuring rod 1541.

Mendicity 2162.

Mending 2226

6.

Meniscus 1982.

Menispermum

6.

cordifolium 631,
994, 2038, 2678.

Meat-offering 1060.

970, 981

Meatus

glabrum 7g, 194,

411, 958, 959, 970 *, 1141,
1900 6, 2209,
1203,
1300,
2267 b, 2678.
polycarpumi955&.

622.
urinarius 2305.

Mechanic 695 6, 2497.

Mechanics 695 6, 2497.

Medal 2298.
Mediation 2211

Mediator 2211

6.

6,

2213

6.

2212, 2484

6.

6,

1964
2547

2213.

6,

2262.

finger 623, 2212.

term 2211, 2212.

6,

6,

2081

6,

2606

6,

2679

6,

b.

Merciful 782, 1397, 2572.

Merciless 62, 286 6.

2259

cow

6,

1517, 1536.

1389

1151

2170

6,

15396,

6.

Military array 2123.

art 2353.

caste 835.
6.

equipage 2575

1895

6,

6,

1951

6.

Milium Chaturdoova 1072

571

filiforme
6.

6.

6.

sanguinale 10876.
Milk 841, 892, 994, 1658 6.
(curdled) 994.

6.

Message 1658 6, 1777 6.

Messenger 712 6, 1448, 15016,
1505, 1695 6, 17806, 1859,
2578, 2725 6.

maid 981

man

595, 665, 696, 794,

1070, 1547, 1549. !920.

615.

990.

way 2342

6.

woman 993 6.
To

milk 1464

Millet 1098
6,

6,

1806, 989, 9926, 9936,

1466.

Mesua ferrea

6,

14726.

6.

Million 1587, 1836.

Metal 1502.

Mill-stone 1182

Metallic 1358, 1503.

Milnea edulis 922

Mime 1530, 1540,

plate 1011.

6,

Metaphorical 2406.

Mimic 2136, 2146

polyspermum793i

Metaphysics 100.

To mimic 2146

tomentosum 1656

Meted

1680.
6,

2343

506.

6.

6.

1550, 2267,

2368.

Metaphor 458, 1454.

433

b.

Mildness 8, 14, 809,

2014, 2271, 2330.

2349.

6,

b.

6,

6,

6,

2680.

Mildew 1085

Merit 1497, 1751, 2447

Meteor 432

12126,

Mild 11, 9246, 1084, 1281

1539, 2232 6, 2312, 2326

6.

Met 2593.
Metacarpus 599

11676,

Milch 14376, 1448, 1471, 1472.

6,

Meridian 2408.
line

6, 1354, 1827, 1831,

1853, 1931, 2059, 2458.

1354, 1802, 1827, 2059, 2458.

Merely 792, 1864, 2506

2654 6.
one 529 6.

544

Might 1212

Mighty 6796,

Mercy 619, 782, 1397.

Mere 2259.

this

Midst 1399 6, 2213 b, 22556.

Midwife 1501 6, 1503.

Mien 12776, 12786, 14736.

(cloth) 1891 6, 1959 6.

Midnight 215, 216, 14376, 1608,

2212, 2241, 2245.

b,

Merryman 2236

l8f4 b,

6,

most 2191, 23166, 23186.

Merriment 684, 746, 2368 6,2381.

Merry 2370, 2381.
6.

1436

of)

Middle 927, 2191, 2211, 2212,

2213 6, 22556.
aged 323 6, 1916.

6.

1898, 1963 6,
2088 6, 2239,

viridis

124.

Mid-day 1437

6.

Merchandize 1198 b, 1332

2239 6, 2272 6, 2546.

1951

6.

Mendicancy 1678, 2183.

Mendicant 465, 1679,
2162, 2163 6, 2270.

Measurableness 1680.

13546, 2239
2081

Phillippensis

Memorial 351.

Men

b,

Merops Huriba 2728

Member 1813.
Membrane 1629 6.
Memory 1506, 2704.

(variety

1751-

rites

Meritorious 826, 963, 1751.

Mermaid 1177 6.

6.

2429.

6,

To mend 2636

rope 2266

12476,

2429.

of access 497.

b,

6.

1.

of action 613.

Measles 2283

2406

Azadirachta 205, 1030 6,

1586 6,
1732, 2272,

Melochia

1.

Meaning 211, 381, 1128, 1321,

Means

Melia

satyra

Mellifluous 2210.

spirited 141.

1702

Meleagris

6,

Mercenary 1259

1055,

6,

Middling 2212.

6.

(species of) 1171 6.

1067

Indica7556, 1895.

Merchant 1340

Meal 228,

595, 665, 917,

1077, 2758.

578.

6.

Mercantile 1340

Mercer 1891

2099 6,
23196,

aspera 1151

Michelia Champaca 36,49,436,

6.

Mentioned 434, 465, 592, 2599.

Meditative 320, 2156.

6,

1506, 1675.

Metre 1656, 2260.

g7,

To mention 2106

1032

1278

93, 822, 1277 6,

b,

Methodical order 823.

b.

Mental 1085, H73, 2218, 2264.

Mentha secunda 2035 6.
Mention 508, 1986 6.

6,

Malabathrica 18966.

2169

2369

6,

1765
Mensuration 1172 6.

Meagreness 783.
308 b, 396, 2131,
2185 b, 2185, 2224 b.

1878

flux

6.

Melastoma

grass 846, 1167, 2340.

1473

Menstruation 2687.

Meditated 1520.

1363

b,

Method

evacuation 523.

Meditation 643
2155.

1766.

b,

Metempsychosis 122, 1754, 2551

1822.

Menstrual 370.

Medicine 20, 548 6, 565.

Medicines 1 160 6.

2156

of fact 2 173.

Mature

esculenta 804.

Medicinal 565, 2100.

6.

Matted hair 1158.

Matter 40, 832, 835, 1754, 1824,
2287

Menorrhagia

6.

2183.

Matron 730.

MET MIM.

MEN MET.

Mediatorship 2212, 2213

6.

6.

Mimicking 1525 6.
Mimickry 1525 6, 2152.

2813

MIM MIR.
Mimosa 617

1187

6,

Arabica

1972

651

b,

905

b,

b.

Catechu 205, 586, 851 b,

859, 862 6, 948, 1394, 1980,
2077, 2677.
concinna 2399

1328

dulcis

b.

6,

2672

967

b.

b,

scandens 952

b.

360

b.

Suraa 24766, 2493, 2500,

2557, 2625 b.
tomentosa 2484 6, 26166.

Mimusops Elengi 794,1887,2193,

2232 6.
Kauki 724, 842.
6.

To mince 804 6, 873

Mind 57, 110, 871

6.

872

6,

6,

1111, 1509, 2204,

2214, 2264, 271 5.
6.

Mindful 778, 2204.

Mine 27c, 859, 1530, 874, 2208,

2652

2267, 2578,

2510

6,

2660.

6.

1448

6,

6,

Miserliness 843.

Miserly 593.
7 19,
2114 6, 2279.

781,

Modus coeundi
Moiety 217
330

6,

843,

1441.

6,

faced 1051, 1052.

656.

323

6,

329

6,

shine 1052.
6,

Moon's

Misgiving 590

Mollugo
Moment

Misshaped 757 6.
Misshapen 2080 6.

Moral

432

77**

mistake 1101

6,

1493

1396

834,

6,

1585,

Miner 859, 2641

6,

2652

Mistress 1283 6, 1398,

1856, 1911, 2377.

6.

6.

Minium 2645.
Minor 1149 b, J 556

1754

b.

To mix

6,

1031

6,

2283

6,

6,

To be mixed 2283
Mixing 2283.

1250

6,

Minuteness 56,2431,2664,2678.
Mirabilis Jalapa 784 6.

6,

1776

6.

1400,

Mirth 156, 398, 1683, 2368

2382 6, 2742.

995 b, 2449
Mobile 1060.

6,

2284

651

6,

1278

2013, 2203

6,
6,

Model 1526

6,

2012

6.

1792,
2384, 2406.

1473

278

6,

1243

6.

2713,

6,

bite

6,

2075

6,

1466

6,

6,

1483.

6.

528

(one) 2276.

6.

466, 513 6,
2037, 2738 6.
6,

Mortgagee 1913

6.

Mortgager 1913

6.

To

mortify 870

6,

1640

107 6

6.

6,

537

6.

286, 688.

Morus

Indica 823, 1341, 13486

1348, 1624, 1772, 2125.

Javanica

150

serrata 2747

Monoculous 535, 674

Month

6,

1912, 19506, 2227,

Monopoly 3116, 528

6.

Moderate 2212, 2278, 2547.

6.

hyperanthera 286, 436

660, 711, 1338, 2490.

6.

2478.

Monopolist 31

6.

2200

MORUNGAGuilandina

6.

Monkey 600,

6,

2228

6,

Mortified 1640.

scrivener 2713.

Monied 583

and pestle 2739 6.

Mortgage 1913, 1950 6.

lender 2239.

Mongrel 1465

1249

6,

Mortal 110, 159, 1982

1318

862

Mongoose 1626

Mocker 1893 6.
Mockery 1870 b, 1893

Mode

Morsel 52g 6, 1235

1253 b, 1339.

Mortar 435

changer 1786

6.

266 6

6.

Mortality 2225, 2269

6.

6,

298

poison 701.

2247.

6,

Monastery 2199.

Money 582

6.

6.

Modecca trilobata

2287.

6,

6.

enmity 263.

Monarchy 532.

871, 904, 1671.

Mob

6.

2283

Moacurra gelonoides 2327

To moan 798 6.
Moat 860

2609, 2664.

6,

Kureya 583

Morose 2402.

4406,

6,

Minus 514, 522, 606 6, 837.

Minute 5*3, 227, 584, 1299,2509,

6,

6,

Monarchical 532.

1368

6.

2230.

Monday 2678.
Monetia barlerioides

6.

6.

erecta 1905

Morning 261, 1772, 1831, 1850

2054 6, 2556 6.

6.

Monarch 1967

b,

Mixture 877

Mirage 2309.
Mire 678 6, 1639, 1696
Mirror 266 b, 324, 371

2282

6,

umbellata 8126.

6.

2591-

6.

Minutely 1294

Mitre 1253

i34i>

2029, 2364.

441, 1894

6.

2359 6.
Mixed 877 6, 2120 6, 2283, 2289,
2359. 2408 6, 2558 6, 2554,

Minstrel 2685.

1243

b,

muricata 439

Misunderstanding 506

2319

proposition 453.

Mint 1240,

1357

Mistrust 142.

Minister 191, 630, 1425 6, 1455*,

1510, 1711, 1781 6, 2220,2388,
2389, 2564.
Ministry 2223

monadelpha
1559,

Chinensis 1404

Morinda

296

mixta 571,620,6616,
19066.

b,

6.

129, 364//,

6,

tinctoria 39 6,

Charantia 441 6,
578, 616 6, 618 6, 1210 6,
121 1 6, 2661, 2662.

995

364 6, 1195
and more 68 6.
or less 6og 6, 1015 6.

Morea

Momordica

6.

6.

68, 145 6,

than 68.

pentaphylla 1060.

Mistaken 2189.

Mineral 279, 1502.

To mingle 2283 6.

Morass 1234

5466, 715 6,7176, 7196.

2189, 2204, 2281.

To

6.

tales 1619.

Molested 125.

2187,

6,

duty 624

over 68, 68
6.

Momentary 37, 835.

Momentous 2159.
b,

disc 1051.

(ethics) 1619.

6.

2260.

Missionary 1859.

1220.

conduct 1062, 1619.

335.

hill

6,

night 1220.

cricket 1020 6, 1022 6.

Molestation 1290

6.

Moonlight 1052, 1066

More
1

1050.

rise 1052.

b>

b.

Misfortune 11, 136, 175. 1883,

359> 483, 732. 1137 b, 1158 6,
1305 6, 1444, 1981 6, 1997 6,
2018, 2221.

Mist 726 6, 735. 757

797 l>, 815 6.
Mistake 1100 6, 2170

2677, 2746.

gem

Moistened 371,831, 1178.

Moisture 832.
Molasses 401, 806 6, 868 6, 958,
1238 6.

Mole
662

b,

2432

2422,

To be moist 2163 6.
To moisten 1332 6, 21636.

Misdemeanour 1446.

Misery 248, 609

2222,

Moist 370, 558 6, 1118 6, 1178

1332 6, 2163 6, 2638.

6.

6,

2586,

6,

6.

6.

salary 2303 6.
wages 1399 6, 2235 6
2275 6, 2277 6.
Moon 1050, 1051, 1066 6, 1329
1527. 2310, 2474, 2500, 2507

24706,27396,2763.

2743.

6,

2470

6,

143, 1365, 1591, 2014.

2129,

Miserable 175, 175

2096 6, 2115.

b.

Sirisba 601, 2136, 2495.

6,

Misconception 506
Misconduct 2221 6.

Miser 720, 1448

b.

rubicaulis 691

2224

Modesty

6.

Mischievousness 563, 1439,2743,

b.

331, 409 6.

2422, 2433
2658.

17776,

6,

1446, 1479,
1625, 1718, 2471, 2743.

pudica 859, 910, 1550

2214 6,
To mind 2265

935

Mischievous 469,

b.

b,

6,

6.

To

Mischief 1479, 1632

octandra 548, 604, 733

771 6, 1127, 2350, 2398.

stipulata

Modern

2276, 2277

6,

pay 2277

Modest 1365, 1619, 2014, 2016,

Misbehaviour 1015
6,

MON MOS.
Monthly 1810

6.

Moderation 1680, 2279.

6.

Misanthropy 465 6.
Misbehaving 164.
miscarry 919

Moderately 2255

b,

b.

natans 2433

1089

Misanthropic 131, 465

1864

microphylla 1355

Minaret 2298

b.

77 (>

Miscellaneous 1793.
b,

heterophylla 787

2422, 2433

b.

Farnesiana 954

974

MOD MON.

MIR MOD.
Miry 1639,

2004.

6,

6.

6.

6.

Moschus moschiferus 1198 6.

Mosque 2236 6.
Moss 2496, 2513 6, 2521 b.
Most 109 b,

2814

MUG MUS.

MOS MUF.
Most

Mugil

learned 2244.

Mostly 1854

Mother

Muhammadan

Zeylanica 1361

Mulberry 1341

6.

father 1554

Multiform 79,
6,

1330,

b.

b,

3609

b.

2343

b.

1531

b,

2423

b,

2433

b,

Moved 1531 6.
Movement 921.
Moving 2564.
Mould 204 6, 1131 6, 1867 6,
To mould 904 6, 1605 6, 2075

6.

6,

Mouldy 967

6,

1085

6,

21546.
To moult 1699

6,

6,

1726

Mound 376, 655 6,

1134

1042

guard 1121

Mountain

6.

6.

1496,

6.

ebony 2351, 2363.

Mountaineer 1687, 1730 6.

Mountainous 1724, 1730

6.

Mourning 2516.
6,

2308.

333, 1341, 1888,

1901,

2289.
6,

16266.

Much

108, 536, 942, 1284 6,

1338, 1574, ^04, 1617 6,1798,
1944, 1944 b,
1946, 2051,
2176, 2179, 2224 6.

Mucus

678 6, 714 6, 933 b, 1065 6,

1387 6, 1639, 1696 6, 1776 6,
2738 6.
1640

77, 678

6,

1776

6.

6,

Muffler 1030

1056,
1572,
2354,
2600,

6.

Munificent 464, 618 6,

1412,
1901, 1902, 1945, 2246, 2289,
2708 6.

MuRvENA

6,

2075

6.

2172

6,

1551, 2711.

6.

To

887

Zeylanica 649

Name

397,

Musket 1913
Muslin 2233

2309.

6,

b.

6,

curtains 2234, 2235

6.

frondosa 2089
glabra 1519

2322

1031

1538
master 1168

6,

957

6,

957.

6,

1639,

6,

967

6,

Murmuring 903

Murrain 2225, 2269

6.

decumanus 1895
Jencus 1236

6.

ornata 2396

2395

6,

710

6,

6,

Muzzle

1916.

1709

My

6,

2445

6,

b.

sapientum 4, 593, 635,

1067 6, 1975, 2204 6, 2394 6.

2652

6.

6,

2022

6.

6.

6.

2505

143,

6,

2559

b,

6.

path 2652.

Nasal 859

6.

6.

6,

6.

6,

1563, 2332.

letter 96.

Nation 817

6, 1186, 1187.
National calamity 2392.
Native 1461, 1462.
1

country 1164.

Natural 13046, 1463, 1845,2618,

2710.
disposition 8776, 2501.
philosophy 2107 b.

Naturally 2710

6.

2670, 2712.
6.

6,

Nauclea
22676.

2208.
integrifolia

Myrobalanus

6.

Nature 8956, 13056, 1794, 1824,

2154, 22786,2307,2407, 2501,

6.

2585 6.
Myiustica moschata 1191 6.

2377, 2394 6,

6.

property 2710.

2208, 2224

own
Myrica

6.

6.

narrate 1925

Narrow
6.

967 6, 1765
2093 6, 2154 b, 2568

To muzzle 1194
6.

2515

6,

6.

Narrator 591.

6,

194

6.

6,

Narcissus Tazetta 970

6.

Mutual 500 6, 1666.

Mutually 501 6, 2279

paradisiaca 4, 649 6, 663

671

6.

Mutinous 1390 6, 1870 6.

Mutiny 1870 6.
To mutter 1166 6, 2005 6.
Muttering 926, 1031.

6.

211

Napkin 947 6.
Naptha 2255 b.

To

6.

Mute 160 6.
To be mute 1328

2567.

6,

Narration 722

Mutton 2320.

6.

Malabaricus 401

Musa

6,

6,

Mutability 2076

1557,

Narcotic 1576, 15766, 22066.

6.

6.

Murraya exotica 688.

Mus arboreus 940 6.

1983

1557

Narrative 2075

2735

2432.

6,

1556,

15566, 1557
Namesake 531 6, 2280 6.

2234

Musty 966

897,

Nap 2414.
To nap 1282

6,

1529.

Nameless 2087 6.
Namelessness 2087

"43 &> H43, Namely

Musquito 2205, 2234,

2235 6.

roll

Named

6.

Mustachios 982

6,

2567.

6.

Muss^ndra

b.

1529, 16266,

Nama

Muster 915

6.

Naked 5046, 1421,

Nakedness 504

Mustela Ichneumon

Murdered 134.
Murderer 1017, 2724.
Murderous 887 6, 1018, 1625,
195. 2119, 2269,2723, 2743.

1857

6,

6.

2022.

645, 1556, 2236

1849, 1904, 2119, 2723.

6,

725

nail

(instrumental) 1968.

seed 2226

6.

Putranjiva 12016, 1572.

Nail 1527, 1780

(concert of) 1968.

6.

apterygia 726

Musculus 1626

1606, 2491.

Mud

Muddy

b.

Mundane 2454, 2551,2552,2621.

Munificence 464, 563, 1412, 1902.

1898

Mouthful 604, 874

Nadir 2127.

of) 1968.

deer 539

multiply 1768 6, 1962

Murmur 573 6.
To murmur 903

412, 951, 1626

Nabob 15366.

6,

ratgi7, 1084,
1148.

Muriate of mercury 2379.

368, 2405,

Mournful 2516.

Mouse
Mouth

6.

Musical instrument 1968, 2339.

Musician 1164 6, 1300, 1959 6,
1967, 1968, 2339 6.

Mur^enophis punctata 1 336 6.

Murder 125, 134, 148, 590 6,

1687, 1730 6,2174.

pass 1016

(band

1767,

Musk

Mungoose 1626

651, 1528,

36,

N.

6.

2695.

6,

6.

6.

Mustard 2391.
6.

11836, 19126,

Chitula 1087

6.

Phootkee

2250

6,

Mushroom 1134

serpens 405.
6,

Muscle 1233

Multiplier 960, 1794.

2750

143

2381.

6,

Mythologist 1789.

6.

Music 918, 935

Multiplied 962.

2672.

To mount 369

Mounted

438, 1555,

Multitude 906,985 6, 1009,

1162, 1163, 1181 6,
1645,
1944 b, 2070,
2449 b, 2555, 2594,

Mouldering 1399 6.
Mouldiness 10856, 1127, 1127
1134 6, 2482 6.

109,

Multiplicator 960.

To

Mystus

6.

Nageia

Multiplicity 1989.

Moveable 253, 1057, 1060, 1063,

1156, 24236, 24246.

Zurd
1171

of fractions 2164.

6,

712

paradisea 2065

6,

table 1557 b.

1282

b,

1623

6,

Multiplicand 963, 1767.

Multiplication 30, 961,
1892.

Motive 698, 1584, 1836, 2756.

Motley 1643 b.
155 1

leucura

1483.

1774, 1946.

b.

Motionless 1616, 2683, 2725

b,

6,

6.

laticauda 1067

Muller 1028 6, 1266

1632 6, 2450 6.

b.

caerulea

Mysterious 1031
Mystery 2282.

Ganua 666 b.
Kangdhara 690

Multifarious 78.

Motion 692, 913, 1063

To move 1063

Muscicapa

6.

Mule 234, 852

in-law 2532.
Motherless 39, 191.
Mother's brother 876

10136,

1166.

tree 2125.

196, 1162, 12576, 1503,

(foster) 1501 b, 1503.

6,

MYS NAV.

2141.
vomitoria 2137

protuberans 863

alba 853.
sutoria 1744, 2651.

2257.

2423

Musca

6.

latus 1723.

6.

Motacilla

MUS MYR.

cephalotis 2150

Belerica 2026.

Emblica 1237.

Myrrh 997.
Myrtus communis 2063

parvifolia

6.

633, 678, 1578, 1619, 2533

2730.
cordifolia

6156, 793

Orientalis 1855.

Nave 1556.
Navel 1342

6.

569

Cadamba 593, 593

b,

Navigable 851

1544
6,

6,

1556.

1556.

6,

6.

2815

NAU NET.

NET NIN.

Nausea 274 ft, 1627 ft.

Nauseous 2031.
Near 115, 116 b, 388, 664
1011, 1529 b, 1566,
1728 b, 1819, 2579,
2580, 2598.

Nearly 1854 b.
Nearness 64, 1566, 1630

ft,

1567

b,

2580

b,

b,

2556,

b,

Ninth 1525

Nipa

verb 627.

Nippers 1094 ft.

Nipple 734, 1100
2683 ft.

Neutral person 465.

Necessity 139, 157, 347 b, 423 b,

1071 b, 11736, 1959 6. 27346.
598, 930, 931

1006.

b,

(nape) 1006,

1016,

1017,

b.

moon

b.

1162,

Nib 589

633

b,

nib 681

681

6,

2322

b.

Nigella Indica44oi, 478,694,

2665.
-

2648

work 1319

b,

b.

Niggardly

2061

b,

571, 662 b, 924

1399, M29, 1440, 146390,

b,

736, 784,

b.

b,

mare 983 b, 770.

raven 554 b.

Negotiable 1648, 2113.

Negociation 2267

b.

Nine 1538

speciosum 198, 204,

1639, 1655, 1750, 1761 6,2050,
2248, 2364 6,
2391, 2462,
2534.

Nephew
Nerium

antidysentericum 313.

Doodkouree 1076 b.
odorum 234, 615, 1043,
b,

2435

6,

1813, 1894
2463, 2533

b,

b,

2363
2725.

reticulatum 694

b.

(species of) 1436.

Nerve H95, 2495.

Nest 1618, 1984 b.
Net 1192, 1871 6, 1954.

b,

five

ft,

571ft, 620.

2720

Nonsense 1222

ft,

ft,

308

ft.

1807
ft.

ft.

ft,

Nourishment 1761.

Now

2069

546

ft,

2741

ft.

526

65, 72,

543

ft,

ft,
539 ft, 542
2601 ft, 2634

ft.

1334

29, 323

6,

2314

ft.

907, 1317
2396, 2561.

6,

ft,

Nose 1545

Numerator 2025, 2147, 2425.

1562, 1563.

Numerous 1944

ft.

ft.

Noseless 912.
Nostril 1562.

seventh 2583.

Nostrils 1546

Not 1524
1544

6,

Nut-cracker 2343 6.
crackers 1182 ft, 2607
shell

Nutmeg

ft.

1530 6, 1533
1563 ft, 1632 6.
6,

ft.

Nurse 488, 1501 ft, 1503.

Nurse-maid 267 6, 362 ft.

1563.

nine 1592

one 535 ft.

second 1481, 1484.
seven 2583, 2626 ft.

2051.

Nuptials 1417, 2096

ft.

to nose 1545

ft,

Nuptial 2101.

1545-

(tip or point of)

ft,

(biquadratic) 1923.

Numberless 2093 ft.

Numerable 907, 912.

of)

ft,
ft,

ft.

and then 2213

Nudity 1529.

Nosegay 9556, 9846, 1762, 2683.

sixth 2539.

ft.

west quarter 1974.

ft,

ft,

Nourishing 1790.

fourth 1045.

11476,2539.

1787

Northern 452, 462.

ring 1532

ft,

ft,

Numbered 2561.

ft,

ft,

1761

Nourisher 1502, 1787

Number

(polypus

1640

ft,

6.

Nourishable 2143.

1728,1871

dipt 1545

ft,

ft.

quarter 452.

1642.

1142

2155

nourish 1727

pole 1522,2319.

6.

four 1045, 1123ft.

six

2040.

of agency 625.

To

North 452.

1535, 1537&-

53 1 '
1636

Noun

27.

ft.

east 427, 428.

ft,

November December
Nought 2510.

(gentile) 1163.

2213.

Noose 861

ft,

ft.

settlement 15596.

See

1305

Novel 1538 ft.

Novelty 1537.

ft.

production 39.

Noon

ft,

ft.

integer 138.

6.

eight 236, 236

fifth

Notwithstanding 1295
1662 ft.

ft.

ft.

existent 1595

eighth 236.

first

2188.

1655

2349,

ft.

Ninety 1526

Notorious 724.

1282

ft,

Non-entity 155.

Ninetieth 1535.

197.

Notoriety 1798,1812, 1814, 1822,

1841.

Nominal verb 1557.

b.

Nineteen 515, 516

Nineteenth 475.

Neighbouring 2598, 2647.

Neighing 2764.

10, 127, 2259.

Notion 2552.

Nominative case 625.

Nimba Azadirachta 2272.

Melia Azadirachta.

Neighbour 1647 b, 1809.

Neighbourhood 2598.

Nelumbium

719,

time 2393.
Nightly 1811

ft.

6.

ft,

Noise 812, 995 ft, 1553, 2376,

2394, 2518 ft, 2519ft, 2709.

2370.

guard 241

ft,

(music) 1321.

Nothing
1987

existence 175, 241, 1563

Neglect 52, 498, 1319> 2 759Neglected 153.

b.

(bank) 1086

2319ft.

ft,

ft,

15386,

ft.

ft.

Noisy 910

1607,

Negative quantity 837.

Negligence 98, 946 b, 2663

Negligent 7, 946 b, 2663 6.

Nod 419
To nod 1233

2370. 2393, 2472.

1608

1247 ft, 1248

1708 ft, 1710

ft,

(abstract)

583 6, 682 b,
1748 ft, 2254 b.

fall

1632

ft,

Noble 177, 37i, 1885,

2060 ft, 2240, 2244 ft.

Noiseless 1589

870 b,
Night 118, 1373,

6.

Needless 1615.

Needy

2188.

Niggardliness 698, 782.

of)

ft.

taught 1546 6.

12496, 1306

Nodule 766
971
Nodules of lime-stone

Niece 2145

Niggard 2510

sharp 2183.

Note 1086

ft,

701 b, 705, 709

1775, 2561.

pure 230.

1569, 1570ft,

15246, 15306, 15336,

Nodding 1284

Nectarious 2654.

(eye

ft.

assent 1017

b.

Nectar 194, 219a, 2208, 2654.

b, 139, 423 b,
183S,
2734 b.
Needle 11426, 26476, 26646,

Nitre 2340, 2519

nibble 1260 b.

Nickname 484.

Need 90

Nocturnal 1631.

b.

b,

1100, 2683,

birth 761.

b.

b,

present 163.

so 1538
6,

6,

15446, 1563

b,

perceptible 167.
ft.

ft,

1568

!957, 1978, 2549.

To
To

972

Nobility 352, 501

771, 1537.

Newness 1535, 1537.

News 2886, 592, 860

Nice 1082

Nectandra decandra 2727

b,

implicated 224.

married 165.

6.

1535.

ft,

fructicans

Nit 1076
2437-

No

papers 288

Necromancer 2174
Necromancy 2186

1630

1624,

6,

born 2575.

b.

Necklace 15, 254, 587, 587 b,

932 b, 1006, 1457, 2274, 2739.

b.

178, 1245, 1400 6, 1535,

'537, 1538
1816.

b.

Necessary 157, 347 b, 614, 624,

1173*, !959 6, 2671 b.

1017

(as a verb) 7.

fatigued 233.

1370.

ft,

two 1481, 1484, 2032

1295.

b,

gender 832, 1350, 1534.

New 88,

1675, 1681.

Necessarily 157, 2653

Neck

1295

6,

Neutralized 1042

Nearsighted 64.

Not

three 1335

Nevertheless 717

Neuter

NOT NYM.

Ninety third 1370.

Neutrality 125, 465.

2579. 2630, 2634.

Neat 885

NIN NOT.

Net- work 1194.

Never 1187 b.

ft,

895

ft.

6.

1186ft, 1187, 1191

6.

Nutritious 1790.

Nux vomica 726

being 241.

NymphjEa

clean 230.

1622,

ft,

cierulea

734

ft.

411,

457,

2816

NYM OBS.

OBS OCY.

Nymph^a
2648

ft,

cyanea 750
2655.

1152

b,

2648

1622,

ft,

b.

Lotus 170,411,641ft,
797, 1544 b, 2485,

2639
1323
2 363

197, 607,

b,

1542.

*,

rubra 755, 80
2366.

1152

stellata

,
1

versicolor 1897 b.

1410,

1622 b, 2173 b, 2325,

b,
2500, 2513, 2535,

Q488
2641

2363,

b.

Nyctalops 2393 b, 2393.

Nyctanthes arbor tristis
1622,

b,

Observable 2418, 2025.

Observance 2400, 2401, 2410 b.
Observation 100, 1593, 2025,
2217, 2218.

Observatory 1164

b,

To

1456

observe 379

6,

To

o.
3

Oaf 8

1315

Oak-tree 2491

b.

Oar 840, 847, 1267 b, 1633.

Oath 644 I, 720 b, 1426 b, 2465,

2412

1261

b,

To

b,

Obeisance 1391

b,

b,

obtain 1695

b,

2427

1537,

b.

Object

179, 468, 698, 923 b,

1128, 1296, 1321, 1521, 1836,
2046, 2156, 2205 b, 2266 b.

knowledge 1217.

of sense 415, 983, 1008,

2046.

ft,

To occupy

Ochna

21 19

Obliged 479.
Obliging 1663.
b,

ft,

2372,

ft,

Occurrence 408

2217

ft,

1008, 2563.

Ocean

136, 140, 197, 210, 1175,

1577. 2373, 2599, 2624, 2645.

October

170, 888
1606, 1640 b, 2087

1606, 2087

b,
b.

971

Obscure 118, 140, 258, 1031

b,

Obscured 1564.
b,

!99
1031

Obscurity 149, 2274.

b.

gratissimum

1076

ft,

39,

sanctum

264

6.

6.

6.

2183

ft,

2732

ft.

bottle 746, 751 6.

ft.

865

6.

ft.

ft.

6.

ft.

ft.

of

6,

ft,

ft.

that

6,

ft,

ft.

side

13586, 1560.

ft,

6,

ft,

four sides

ft,

6,

6.

1336

ft,

1357*,

ft.

6.

1018

this

ft,

1035, 1359.

6,

Oiled 1359.
Oily 10196, 10826, 1084, 1359*,
2695.

ft,

Ointment 1837, 2036, 2226

2232 6.

Olax phoenicocarpa 22246,232 1

6.

this

ft.

617, 702 ft,

1345, 1686, 2493.

6.

side

ft.

vessel 773.

209,

that

foot

1900

Oil 1336, 1356

mill

536 ft, 6776,

1165 6, 1310 6,
6.
2431
6,

account of 1301
an average 906
a sudden 532
behalf 214 1165

1507
every
1422
^556
2590

885
1654
1712
1713
1719

1422
one 531
purpose 1321.
account 2674
the bank 1507
the ground 1314
the margin 1507
the top 491
the whole 1869
423

account 540
545
692.
546
550
what account 714 718
ft,

6,
!

ft.

of 214,

credit

!359.

862,

1660

6,

Ogre 2366.

Oh 512
Oh oho

ft,

6.

ft.

Often 109 ft, 1946

Ogler 1530 ft.

man 637

hispidum 978 ft.

pilosum 785 ft, 1360
1928, 1972 ft.
ft,

ft,

maker 1669.

caryophyllatum

74i, 978

2223

grinder 1037.

580, 741, 862, 1340, 2395

1571, 1593, 1615, 1616.

ft,

On 948

account

780 6, 872 6,
1585 6, 1972

of police 18836.

(castor) 2182

ft.

b.

ft,

6.

cake 851

ft.

November 697.

Ocymum

ft,

ft.

ft.

Octagonal 307 6.
Octave 1326 ft.

1280.

Obloquy 1443 b.
Obscene 5, 168,

Obscurely 256

2119

2111,

1.

Omniscient 2611.

ft.

1395

ft,

761, 1162.

ft,

ft.

Omniscience 261

ft.

Offspring 127, 1840, 2576.

2068,

Octagon 236.

Oblivion 2053, 2271.

6,

occur 1648

(out of) 1013

355

90, 129

Omnipotent 2614.
Omnipresence 21 19.
Omnipresent 2043, 2026.

ft.

574 ft, 664 ft, 699 ft, 1068

1395 ft. 1653, 2223 ft,' 2645
2752 ft.

2752

(evil) 188.

To omit 2170

ft.

Offering 459, 1630, 2501

Officer

Omen

Ominous

be offended 2289

ft.

Olibanum 749, 750, 2248.

1450,

ft,

Office

ft.

6.

squarrosa 595
Ochre 2366.

1580.

b,

dioeca 316
Oleander 615.

1469.

Officious 1882

Occupation 1828,
2111 ft, 2119.

Obligation 1306

Olea

sorts

offend 1469

ft.

paniculate 17166.

Oldness 1847.

ft,

sorts

1015

ft.

Older see Elder.

Oldest 1218.

ft.

130,

917

alata

>

this

Offence

2069,

crystallina 1747

ft.

this
this

6,

6,

biflora 846ft, 1687.

ft.

itself

2061

6.

Oldenlandia

different kinds 1554.

himself 2708

2708
description 546.
form 547
kind 1296.

546
546.
these two
1485.
various
1554.
yesterday 706.

(meat) 1060.

Occidental 1816.

To

Oblique 1251

2316

497,

2596.

b.

2252

Offered 2051, 2752.

Obvious 2651.
Occasion 158, 1584, 1842, 1975.
To occasion 458 ft.
Occasional 1630, i960 ft.

Occupied 1828,

object 1558

389,

339,

obviate 1969

Objection 339.
Oblation 217, 459, 1630, 1933,
2051, 2317, 2333, 2344, 2585,
2724.

6.

6.

up 460.

1936,

1801, 1802.

To obey 2265

b.

Obtusangular triangle 1943.

Obtuse 57, 2185 ft.

1800,

2002

tribe

ft.

2014,

To

CEstrus 1909.
bovinus 1268

age 363 ft, 1205, 1979, 2069,

2070, 2514.

ft,

Odour 916, 2650, 2680.

Of another

cow 1172.
man 1201 1204,
2069, 2689.
ox 1172.
woman 1690, 2062

Odoriferous 917, 2650.

To
To

Obtained 161,
2426, 2731.

2508,

Obedient 99, 303, 675

2508, 2750 b.

Obscenity

b,

Obtainable 1852, 2427, 2435.

take an oath 1426 b.

Obdurated 581.
Obedience 99, 303, 407

b,

b.

b,

'?

b.

liberty 1153

To

1440

2261
1260

11

ft,

1202.

ft,

this sort

obstruct 291 b, 309

2481.

To

b,

b,

ft,
1095, 117a,
1204, 1205, 1681, 1757, 1944,
1983 ft, 1984, 2061 ft, 2069,
2095ft, 2689.

Odious 206.

Obstruction 136, 294 b, 306 b,

1261 b,
1595, 1808, 1969,

b.

of

b.

1698 b, 1950 6, 2412 b, 2414 b.

Obstructed 125, 154, 1591, 1594.

b.

1199

OLD- ONE.
Old 1086, 594

2030.

ft,

Odds and ends 19 ft.

Ode 2686.
Odina Woodier 1195

2758

b,

Observed 1453, 2418.

b,

201, 555

2339.

Obsolete 1594, 2443.

Obstacle 1261 6, 1808, 1821,
1997, 2116, 2294 b, 2413.

Obstinacy 1260

2657.

Odd

2508.

Obstinate 339 b, 528

1949 b, 2606 b.

O!

825,

Obsequious 303, 3<M> 497, 675 b,

2508, 2750 b.
Obsequiousness 336, 407 b, 1058,

b,

Nelumbo

ODD OLA.

117, 452, 564,

2570.

esculenta 754, 755,

646, 669

Obsequies

6,

6,

6.

6,

Once 530 6, 1978 6, 2556

more 1976
upon a time 531

6.

ft.

ft.

One
ft.

6,

6,

527, 528

529 ft, 1867

and a-half 1456 6.
ft,

6.

2817

ONE OPP.
One by one 527
1163

538,

b.

eighth 1465

b.

eyed 535. 674

&

fourth 53 ib, 1111b, 16956,

1712, 1783 b, 1787 b.
half

33

217

3176, 3296,

b,

Opposite 1804, 1920 b,

2110, 2287 6, 2292 b.

b.

single

To

third 1358 b, 1369.

1167

Oneness 529, 551.

Onion 1740 b, 1743

Optative
b.

1780

b,

b,

2259, 2259

b,

b,

b,

To

ooze, 269 b, 504 b, 838 b,

10996, 1105 b, 1115 b, 12266,
12346, 12356, 27066.
Oozing 837, 932.

Opaque 1615.

Open

4616, 8956, 8966, 11106,

1385 b, 2164, 2288, 2319 6,

2224 6.
handed 2289.
field

To open

1020

Opulence 501
Opulent 314,

Or

60,

713

b,

719

not 717

b,

1536

what 719

b,

1195

Oviparous 46, 1273

6,

Others 121

19476.

Otter 472

2466.

OpmocErHALUs

(lunar) 1051.

326.

Orbit 570, 1417 6, 1679

Orchestra 1525 6.

b.

parched 863

lata

2433

Order 93, 94, 98, 303, 327, 410 b,

822, 13046, 1576, 1675, 1688,
1867 6, 1924, 2486, 2512,
2575 b, 2750 6.

b.

(form) 2013.

Wrahl 2483,
2484 6, 2638 b.
Ophioglossum cordifolium 5306,
1270 6.
flexuosum 2173

Ophioxylon serpentinum

6.

916,

49 6, 1 526, 1 546, 1 549, 2 398

Ophisueis rostralis 405.
1 1

Orderly 365 6, 938

2017, 2528.
Ordinal numbers

Ordure 953

2202, 2204.

b.

Opponent 1806, 2018, 2297

Opportune 1855, 2633.

6.

Opportunity 146, 408 6, 1842,

1877 6, 2238 6, 2562, 2591,

2659 b.
To oppose 1969 b.
Opposed 891 6, 2032, 2697.
Opposedness 2019.

1723

b,

6,

767.

1230

6,

overflow

195

1577,

of action 630, 631.

of perception 1509, 2062.

of sense 414, 1644.

To
To

6.

Own

1415, 2080

6,

1310

1136

b,

2295

1870

overreach 1502

Oriolus 2730 6.
Ornament 221, 352, 934 6,1 199 6,

To

Ornamental 2518.

To

To

2518, 2638.

100

1932

6,

1934.
198,

355

359 b.
monadelpha

196,

355,
1394,

b,

h,

lioi,
1070,
2463, 2620.

6,

sensitiva

1908

6.

6.

6,

1872

1506, 1653.

6,

Pacification 2630.

6,

6.

b.

Package 937 6, 1940 b, 2104

Packet 879 b, 1748 6,
Pack-horse 1776.
Packthread

275

6,

2568

6.

6.

6.

Paddle 792 6,8836, 1638, 1893

2098 6.
Padlock 735

6.

6,

Pack of cards 904

6.

overstep 242 1

1831, 2154,

196,

Pad 307

overspread 1229

2708,

corniculata

To pack 958

overshoot 2417 b.
1

2640,

68, 70,

1414

6,

Pace 593
b.

b.

21196,22956.

Ornamented 1999, 2177, 2202,

924

6,

Overruled 1500.
Oversight

b,

P.

To

Overripe 52.

b.

894

6,

Oxalis
6,

6.

To

Original 388 6, 1159, 2329.

876

6.

Overpowered 285, 1216, 2055.

2177.

Ox

359
2082

overlook (a mistake) 1493

Overlooking 1398 b.
To over-parch 863 6.

Overplus 471,
1888 6.

6.

2707, 2708, 2716.

6.

6.

b,

1777, 1777
6,

70, 2273,

Ownership

456

160

2092

6,

2716.

Origin 388 6, nsg, 1216, 1829,

1830, 2055, 2055 b, 2122,
2603, 2756.
originate 481 6.

322, 339

Oyster 645

1988

6,

To owe 1507 6.
Owl 505, 1425,

6.

6.

overlay

6.

Outlet 1568 6, 1596.

Outrage 458, 483, 2246, 2639.
Outrageous 2639.

Owner

Overflowed 343, 1277

Overflown 1274 b.
Overjoyed 57.
b,

454

b,

1573,2707, 2717.

To overcome 1198

To

garment 446
Outlay 2114.

6.

Outward 1989, 2327.

1

b.

2740 b.
Overcoming 949

Outcry 1088 b, 1098

Outer 1987 b.

6,

Overbearingness 1500.

Overcast 2315

6.

6.

Outskirts 1528.

558

b.

6,

1508

Outside 1987

the boat 52.

2162

2049.

Organ

Ophthalmia 218, 1628, 1732.

Opiate 2206 6.
b,

b,

Ordinance 1213.
Ordinary 2618.

sulcata 2535 6.

Opinion 100, 967

6,

To overawe 1500 b.
To over-bake 863 6.
Overbearing 690

6.

Outcast 54, 116, 297, 1043,1072,

1758, 1928, 2748.

6.

and over again 2304

baked 862 b.

6.

Karruwey 6736.

upon

6.

948 6, 1661 b.
and above 68,

uniflora 671 6.
Ordained 2132, 2691.
Ordeal 1660, 1683.

11106.

922

b,

Oven 1299 6, 1301 b.

Over 68 b, 488 6, 490

r-

aurantiacus

364

6,

6.

6.

of office 1013

1177, 1517

Oval 46, 1968

6.

913

b.

of doors 1988 b,

6.

6,

1987

6,

of date

Otherwise 60, 119 b, 120 6, 120,

121 6, 121, 1380 6, 1529 6,
!532 6, 1792 b.

Orange 607 6, 607, 2447

Orang-utang 1909.

6.

758.

6,

i659-

6.

Orchis maseula 2639

6.

Zeylanica 533

Other 129, 333

6.

Ophtdium punctatum 1696

145, 343

6,

b.

Out 1944

coccygis 1731.

Ostrea ephippium 2503.

6.

evidence

C stellar)

Operation 780.

Opium

1492.

Oral 2481.

Opening 1872 6.
Openly 22, 173 6, 884

Ophkys

6,

b,

6.

To overwhelm 1280 6, 2197

Ovieda verticillata 33.

Os

Orb 2201.

Opened 2164, 2700.

operate 870

1473

1504.

Ostentation 393, 1180 b, 1851.

Ostentatious 312 b, 2707.

b.

6,

6,

Oscillatory 1238 b.

Osmunda

Optional 689.

1881

6,

To overthrow 1701
To overturn 506 6.
Overturning 506

Osprey 6196, 742

Osseous 254.

Orator 2572.

6.

17936, 1989
Openness 369.

b.

501 b, 1473 b,
H90, 1491, 149 2 ,i748 6, 2174,
2240, 2575.

28, 292 b.

440, 1234

6,

9866, 1012

6,

Overthrow 1579, 2187.

Oryza sativa 1504 b,

To oscillate 1236 6.

1472,

overtake 663
1472 6.

85, 1129, 1142 6, 1145 b,

Orts 274
2167.

404.

Optionally 2336

this 544.

To

mood

To

6.

1147, 1738.

6.
J,

OVE PiED.

2384

serrata

Orris-root 2463, 2538, 2760.

Optics 1454.

2287.

oppress 1572

Oppressive 1194
Oppressor 1743.

b.

who answers

Only 792, 1864

2506 b, 2654

Orphan

1744-

b.

529

Ornitrophe

2018,

Opposition 1198 6, 1581, 1637,

1804, 1817, 1850, 1969, 1975,
2018, 2019,2033, 2101,2108,
2032.

Oppression 12086, 1212

piece 528

Onwards

ORN OVE.

OPP ORN.
b,

538

b,

6,

1280

b,

PiEDEKiA

6,

765

6,

1328

6,

6.

910 b,
576,
917, 917 b, 939 6, 1841, 2138,
2388, 2607.
fcetida

2818

PAG PAN.
Page 1743

1839

b,

Pageantry 307

PAN PAR.
Panegyrist 1912, 2151

b.

frumentaceum 2482

(mental) 1222.

Pained 844, 2576.

1243

2230,

b,

b.

brush 1346, 1349.

paint 2368

b,

2385

paludosum 634

6.

setigerum 1895

b.

spicatum 18916, 19586.

stagninum 1402.

Painter 1090, 1526 b, 1645,1 6466,

2368 b, 2368, 2370.

strictum 936

1090

b,

1091,

To

9i9

*,

uliginosum
1976 6.

pant 1510

Pair i47g, 1480, 1483, 2280,

2341, 2351, 2359 b, 23606.

Pantile 874

To

Pap 733-

pair

2359

6.

Palace 44. 738 b, 740

2388 b, 2389, 2728.

b,

Palanquin 1046 b, 1277

1726 b, 2282 b.

b,

1855,

Pale 999, 1707, 1874

red 1703.
Pallisade

924

1880

b,

b.

1073

b,

b,

of the hand
1

1330

1544

1510

1257

b,

1489

b,

To

parboil

275

Parcel 716
b.

2104

To
652

2748

6,

6.

6.
6,

468,

Kora 806

b.

1910

b.

1940

6,

6,

Pass 2376

To

parch 11156, 2151

verecundum 2500
b.

Pardanthus
Pardon 2029

6,

2179,

Chinensis 1404

6.

b.

Pardoned 2271.

odoratissimus 787

b,

To

b,

789 b, 790,1076,1169.
Pander 803 6, 1012, 2181
b.

goods 2363
6,

b.

pare 758

6,

2271.

b.

(to cross)

1706

Passage
2560.

1013

b,

b,

1481,

15386,

1575,

Pavement 901

6,

Pavo

bicalcarata

1146

2762

6,

1314
2608

6.

1381

6,

6,

6,

6.

2480

b.

2335,

6.

1720

6.

1890,

1736.

To pay

1888

898

Pawnbroker 1951
Pay 1313 b, 2303
office

6.

6.

6.

6.

25,178.

Paymaster 814.

citrifolia

6.

1235

b.

Passing away 847.

Pared 1378.
Parent 968, 1502.

6.

at chess

Payable 2517.

Passenger 1717, 2303

6,

6.

1950

Passableness 915, 1308.

Passiflora

Parents 1321, 1471

To pave 1951

9566.

6,

Passed over 455, 2109.

6.

1066

15266,
6.

To pause 6446, 12596, 1381.

Paw 1382 6, 27366.
To paw 1028 6.
Pawn 957, 1740 6, 1806, 1913,

6.

2421

away 435

6.

6,

6.

6,

6.

pass 1063

6.

859, 892

789

787

2151

To pardon 1134

6.

2692.

Parching 2143.
6,

Pattern
1711

Pause

6.

Passable 915, 922, 1308, 2651.

biflorum 1157

b.

Paucity 225, 608

748.

6,

Patron 2298

6.

(as time) 1884 6.

grain 851

6.

Patronymic 127.
702

scrobiculatum 594

2188.

b.

triflorum

Panegyric 962, 982

2470

6.

7176.

Parched 2143,

b.

964

fcetidus

3,

6.

parcel out

2270,

1926,

Patronage 336 6, 2747

Patronizing 1686 b.

b.

1784

Patriarch 987

Patrol 241
6,

Party 906, 997, 1308 6.

Pasillii semen 430 6.

Parcelling 3 6.

Panacea 2249.

Pandanus

Partizan 13096, 1637, 2581.

Partner 4, 2149, 2471 6, 2609
2728 6, 2748.

Paspalum frumentaceum

6.

6,

b.

Patrimony 1782.

for

To

Paltry 586.

Pancratium

2025.

Parturition 1840, 2029

1662.

6.

Patient 836, 837, 838, 1333,

1413, 1517, 1518, 2618, 2620.

Parting 2031.

1333.

192, 1283 6,

2016,

Patience 836, 1332, 1413, 19196,,

2230, 25866, 2620.

2041.

(Francoline)

b,

b,

b.

Paternal 1782, 1783.

Partridge 1332

6.

1661

6,

Path 913, 652,

2398 6, 2567.

6,

647

To patch 12436, 1329 b, 1686

Patella 602, 2273 6.

Particle 584,1579, 2447.

6,

b,

pat 1382.

Patch 1329

Particular 246, 12636, 2040.

Partnership

6.

6.

fragrans

11896, 13096,

907,
1637, 2291.

b,

6.

Parasite 1071, 1665

Palsy 216, 1638.

2479

2152

Parasol 1127, 1134

1380

digitata

6,

806, 810.

Palpitation 1380 b, 2702.

Panax

263,17886.

6,

Paste 310 6, 632 b, 646

2201 6, 2445 6.
Pastime 793, 816, 827
2054, 2397, 2440.
Pasturage 846.

To
1552

6,

Particularity 1773.

Paraselene 1052.

Palmistry 2634.

Palpitating 1510

Partiality

Particularly 68

1256

tristis

2593

6,

1309

103,

2111, 2149

Paralytic 608

b.

b.

Christi 503.

palpitate

Partial

b.

grass 1167, 2340.

Partition 1304 6, 1686 6, 19506,

6,

1
133 6, 1685 6, 2376
Past 57, 956 6, 2057, 2068.

Pasture 984, 10596, 2255

6.

Paramour 485, 680,

1327

tree 1327,

6.

6.

Paralysis 32 6.

b.

11106,1319.

To

Parallel

2 H7,

2748

6,

146,

Parted 2000, 2113, 2030.

Parallelogram 360.

Palm 614, 1052, 1071

Palma

2734

6,

6.

Paradisea

b.

Partaker 2149, 2609

Partaking 2147.

time 2592.

1846.

2197

6,

tense 57.

Part 2, 4, 722 6, 857,

1189 b,
1823, 1899,
2457, 2025, 2748 6.

6,

Paradise 1370, 1371, 1459, 2660,

2711
b,

6.

Parable 483.

Palatal letter 1328.

Palate 1329, 1330

939

6.

1518

6,

Papaver somniferum

Parade 1168

b.

1361

6.

Panting 1510

bearer 1469.
Palatableness 2197

1341 6,
2207, 2502.

724,
6,

1637-

1895

2734

6,

Paper-kite 1021
1468,

6,

voice 628, 629.

Passport

6,

Painted 1092, 2438.

Painting 1090,
1129.

b,

miliaceum46, 314,1093,
1098, 1098 6, 1204, 2129.

b.

Parrot

Parsimony 698, 782.

1856.

h.

Passionateness 1043, 1222.

Passive verb 629.

6.

Parsimonious 781, 1680.

6.

662

571,

b.

Parricide 1738.

1624

holcoides 2532 6.

6.

Goensis 1247
Tndica 1402

6.

interruptum 1531
Italicum

Pains 362, 1681, 2301

To

hispidulum 1897

6.

PAS PEA.
Passionate 435, 808, 8086, 9236,
1043, 1221 b, 12286, 23846,
2384, 2415, 2415 6, 2609.

Jacana 12476.

6.

dactylon 767 6, 1443 6,

1449, 2405, 2457, 2463, 2619.

2345. 2576.

Paint 2368

Parra

b.

colonum 2436 6,2482

Pain 513 b, 643 b, 645 b, 776,

832, 1193 b, 1322, 1398 b,
1744,2084, 2110,2217,2339,

b,

2251

ciliare

Paid 1680, 2517.

2301

Park 473, 827.

Paroxysm 1390

Panicum aciculatum 2460.

6.

Paged 31.
Pagoda 2199, 2222.

Painful 1221

PAR PAS.
2684.

b,

Passion 236, 510, 511, 829, 836,

923*, 998 6, 1213 b, 1221 6,
2154, 2378, 2384, 2405.

Payment 1681, 2517

Pea 2199 6.

b.

hen 2225.
Peace

165,

1594,

2708.

Peace

1103

6.

2578, 2632,

2819

PEA PEN.

PEN PER.
Penetrating 2664.

Peaceful 1594.

Penetration 1829, 2119.

Peacemaker 2358.
Peach 2585 6.
Peacock 789, 1931. 2225, 2489,

Peninsula 1265

2490.

Pearl 2204

2289, 2327, 2373.

6,

necklace 2289, 2289

oyster 2289.

6.

rufa

1332

6.

18936,

12246, 1530

610

6,

Penniless 8766, 15676, 1866

Pension 2068.

Pensioner 1840

2068

b,

6.

776, 820,

h.

Perennial 1976

b.

1767

6,

6,

Persecuted 1571.
Persecution 1744.

2505.

Pensive 1093, 2028, 2156.

Perfected 2553.

Pentagon 1641, 1642, 1644.

Perfection 562,

Persecutor 1743.

Perseverance 74, 293, 460, 473,

474, 2111,2248, 2249, 2336.

Peas 636, 1419, 14196.

Peasant 783, 846.

Pentagonal 1642, 1644.

Perfidious 167, 15846, 1803.

To

Peasantry 1800

Pentapetes

Perfidy 887

Persevering 460, 1836.

Persian 1721 6, 1722, 1873

Pebble 2443

b.

b.
'

Pebbles 57 1 6.
To peck 1260 b, 1263
Pectinated 1096
Peculiar 876

b.

b.

1497,
2102, 2154, 2406.

2040,

b.

242,
1201, 1741 6,

381 b, 388, 700,

1745, 1915.
Penurious 843, 870
2279.

Peddling 1143

Penuriousness 843.

Pedigree 762 b, 987, 997, 16966,

1885, 1886, 2390.

People 1162,

Pedlar 1695

1865

6,

2095

b,

U53
To

To

1137
1376, 1953
b,

b,

peel 793

Peeling

1142

b,

153

b,
l>,

1142 b,
2076 b.

1362

b,

6,

Pelican 899

878

6,

2181

981 b, 1857

sparo'ides

Onocrotalus 938

2631

1686

1604,

1276

6,

1839,

6,

(cow) 985
i966 6.

1353

6,

1989

6,

Perceivable 414, 1456 b,

2418.

2181

2105,

perceive 11896, 14566.

Pereeived 100, 147,

1453, 2062, 2418.

156,

b,

997,

998,

1024

6,

1876

6,

Perceptibly 1816

Perch 1265

1267
6.

Coromandeliana 959
2152 6.

b.

diceca

6,

1332

6,

persuade

2417

6,

18306,
6, 2452

6.

1014,

2061

Persuasion 11886, 2061

government

2219.

6,

Periphery 1673, 1675, 1824.

Periploca Indica 78.

Perturbation 228, 2116, 2760

To

19.

Pervadible 2119.

Pervading 2118.

Perishableness 1542.

Perverse 440, 528 6, 2018.

Perversion 1881 6.
Perusal 1704.
Pestilence 2225, 2269
Pestle 1028 6,

Permeable 2119.

Petals 1698

Petiolated 2586.

6.

Petiole 2070.
6,

2036,

Petition

365

6.

6,

3286,

3516,

1582, 2344.

(written) 13986.

line

Petitioner 328 6, 1854.

6.

Petroleum 2316

6,

1267

6,

Petticoat 217,

Petty 1148

2676

6.

6.

pilferer

1709

1709

6.

Petulance 1086

6.

thief

Perplexed 283, 676, 1093, 17766,

1777 6, 2027, 2115, 2ii6>
2422 6, 2556.

PHALiENA

be perplexed 1012

6.

6.

1709 6.
expenses i960 6.

Petulant 1086

6,

6.

2625

6,

Perpetuity 1630.

To

6.

2301.

Permeableness 2119,2120.
Permission 94, 100,
1663
2008 6.

Perpendicular
871
1381 6, 2427.

6.

pervade 21 196.

Pervaded 21
835, 837, 1542,

Perpetually 2568

6.

Pertinacity 1439.

perish 2226 6.

permit 1381

6,

Persuasive 351.

Pertinaceous 532

Perpetual 81, 1574, 2485, 2568,

2575, 2576.

6.

364

6,

perspire 1018 6.

2265

6.

Pernicious 124, 2738.

Francolina 702
1333-

To
To

2140.

6,

Permutation 1676, 2271

Perdix Chinensis 19006, 19506,

2158,2159 6, 2434 6.

6.

Penetrated 2010, 2119.

6,

Perdition 2730

1415, 1881

Permitted 100.

Perception 100, 147, 491, 1111,

1216, 2062

(third) 1558.

Personified 2306.

355
Periosteum 2695.

491,

6.

2107,

1758,

6,

Perspiration 203
1018 6, 2718.

Perilla sesamoides 948

Period 9146, 990, 1035.

To

Perceptibility 1453.

Penetrable 1829, 2119.

2017

6.

6,

Penance 776, 1303, 1586,1854.

Pendant 2453.
Pendent 1238 b, 2427 2428,
2450 6.
Pendulous 2427, 2428.
penetrate

603

1535

2459-

Perspicuous 1430.

To perfume 9186.

2692, 2693.

6,

6.

in trouble 1417.

Permanence 1096, 1337 6.

Permanency 2691
Permanent 1096, 1522, 2691,

6.

2086 b.

6.

persist 1259 6.

2087.

Perished 1543, 2015, 2440.

Perceptible 1454, 1816.

2445-

To

6,

1281 6.

b,

Pen 633 6, 892

1554

6,

vagabunda 567

To

6.

pelt

6.

603, 6106.

Philippensis 17166.

6,

Perishable 159,
1917-

b.

Pellet 257 6.

To

2087

persevere 2336

Person

Performed 777.
Perfume 316 6, 916, 1983,2651,

trispinosa 797 b.

b.

To

Perforated 1141, 2010, 2087.

To

Nilotica 2147.

b.

19906,
6.

6.

setacea 865

b.

Pelicanus fusicollisi7i56,i86i.

Pellucid

b.

nebulosa 652

b,

2226.

6.

Datnia 1410

Peerless 66, 1594.

Peg 879

6,

bifurca 1691 6.

Cataa 652

b.

1140 6,
6, 2182

of a ruler's

(long) 1739 6, 1740.

Peep-hole 1118.

2087

Perforation 1140, 11466, 19906,

Peril
6,

6.

Calcois 1519

Peevishness 739

1800

1799,

995

2552.

Perfumer 917, 945.

Perhaps 594 6, 7156.

6.

(black)

6,

6,

6.

perforate

2017

324

2659.
6,

6.

people 1939

Perca

Peevish 435, 739 h 834 b, 878

888 b, 1086 b, 1321, 2384 b.

2114

b,

To

Pepper 2226.

b.

b.

Peep 433 b.
To peep 433

Penury 2294
2448

b.

Peduncle 2070.
Peel 896

6,

tomentosa

2040, 2707.

b,

1437

413,569, 6126, 6466, 7136,

1532, 1874, 2058, 2610.

Peculiarity 877 b,

Pedal 1282

Phcenicea

19H, 2363.
Pentaptera Arjuna 210, 3706,

b.

Peculation 1414

acerifolia624.

6,

b.

Perquisites 18836, 23816, 24486.

tense 1685.

b.

17766, 1954

6,

2115,2116,2422
Perquisite 2508.

Perfect 1324

2224

6,

6.

Perplexity 72, 283, 10126, 1089,

Peregrination 1688.

6.

Perplexing 1530

034.

sylvatica

6.

Penitent 95, 105, 1693, 1694

Penknife 633

Peak 1106, 2490, 2512, 2513.

olivacea 703 b,
1896, 1925, 1926.

1488.

6,

Penis 1523, 2445

PER PHA.

PER.
Perdix

Peaceable 1602.

6.

6.

AttaCUS 1315

Paphia 1315

Phallus 2493.
Phantom 126, 483.

6.
6.

2820

PHA PHY.

PHY PIL.

Pharnaceum Mollugo 950

Phyllanthus

ft.

pentagynum 1515
b,

1519^

Pharynx 1542

2296

b.

aureus 2676

b.

calcaratus 2385

lignosus 1702
lobatus 1030

Max 700

ft,

minima 1345

1910,
b,

Mungo

2225,
2740 b, 2741

To

pick 1958

2100,

1083,

ft.

b,

up 742

sublobatus 994

b,

b,

731

Phellandrum

1030

latifolium

6.

stoloniferumi7i4
b.

Phenomenon

458, 2107

To
2135,

Phlebotomist 2720

Phlegm 599

b,

602, 922 b, 11756,

2534

b.

esculenta 1152

b.

Zeylanica 2729

b.

acaulis

144ft,

1736.

paludosa 2745, 2756

ft,

Pile

653

251

ft,

ft,

676

Piles 218, 367

ft.

1876ft, 1877

Phrase 546

Phrynium

869

6.

ft.

ft.

Phthisis pulmonalis 837

Phu 1879 b.
Phyllanthus Cheramela

Pill
ft.

To

Pillar

2451.

Emblica6,79,i94,
187, 1371, 2288

ft.

longifolius

ft,

2450

ft,

2451.

1536

874

1382

ft,

ft,

1722.

Piper 1951

2740

1123.

ft,

6.

1893,

2092

1677,

2297

ft.

ft,

1739

ft,

2300.

8756, 880

ft,

881

ft,

1289

ft.

622, 676

1325

ft,

To

ft,

2146

1526

ft.

6, 1709ft,

6.

6.

plane 2408

6.

ft.

Plant 940 ft, 1026 ft,

1739 ft, 2247, 2421.

1078

plant 369 ft, 941 ft, 1752

17866, 2401 ft, 2407 ft, 2411

Plantago
6,

17306.

ft,

ft,
ft.

Ispagula 423

Plantain 635
2377.
fruit

6,

659,

6,

4306.

2323

6,

2322.

ft.

Planted 941 6, 2411

Planter 2414.

6,

2414.

Plashy 1529

6,

2144

ft.

6,

1955

6.

Pistia stratiotes 593, 610, 746,

755, 756, 1243 ft, 1253 ft, 1714,

Pisum sativum
ft.

plan 1256

6,

To

sylvaticum 1694

2199

Plan 418 6, 1291

2747 6.

ft,

1977.
ft,

Plait 1316 6, 1317

Plank 1289

Pisonia aculeata 1953

ft.

1414 ft, 1561 6,

1882 ft, 1968,

Planet 1326.

ft,

19826.

ft,

ft.

Plane 2408

1740.

Pish! 1876

1866

2160, 2161,

ft,

Plaintive voice 619.

To

ft.

ft.

Pirate 1916

ft,

ft.

Plaintiff 180,826,

ft,

1265

6.

1745,

6.

2684, 2693.

ft,

1744,

nigrum 2092, 2226.

972,

decussata

1393

Plaint 1637, 1770

2629.

Pisces 2285.

case 554

2255

b,

ft,

surface 846.

k>ngum479, 1641, 1731

1739

ft.

96, 2016, 2480,

Plainly 1816

Piper Betel 1324, 1548, 1918 ft.

Chuvya 1034 ft, 11146,

ft.

Placid 11, 14,

2680, 2693.

1744,

1116ft, 1641
ft,

Pillow 483, 496

Pilot 310

ft.

ft,

1886, 1951

ft.

2384

ft, 2225, 2269 ft.

Plain 248, 870 ft, 896 ft, 1072 6,
1693 6, 1851, 1920 6, 2224 ft,
2255 ft, 2676, 2698.

Pipe 1541, 1551, 1552

1283

To

Plagiary 2 1 54 ft.
Plague 294, 2199

ft.

conduct 1751.

1.

refreshment 1716.

of pilgrimage 1339.
place 1383 ft, 1385 ft,

1390

Pious 391, 1454 6, 1458, 1498,

1499, !500, 1507, 1751, 1752,
2040, 2137, 2195, 2504, 2626,
2628, 2649.

Piously 1497

ft.

ft.

Placable 1840, 2577.

Place 873 6, 914 ft, 1155 ft, 1339,
1380 6, 1381 ft, 1505, 1823,
2175, 2193 ft, 2245, 2321 ft,
2689, 2690.

Pladera

ft.

longifolia

Pioneer 806

ft.

ft,

2442

ft,

ft.

picea 1152 6

ft,

971

pillage

1248

ft,

Pillaged 134,

ft.

970,
1898 ft.

ft,

Pink 1703.

1605

Pity 19, 1397.

Pivot 1315 6.

ft.

pinion 2301

Pilgrim's staff 1390.

capitatum 980

ft,

226

ft,

2607, 2608.

Pilgrim 50, 465, 1392, 2346.

6.

dichotomum 2499
imbricatum 980 ft.

355, 360

Pilfering

ft,

6.

1094

ft,

ft,

Pilferer 1123.
sylvestris 864,

1094

ft,

pinch 875

1458,
1766, 2137, 2459.

Pike 1627
1

ft.

ft,

873 ft, 1382

1876 ft, 1882
2017 ft, 2087

ft,

Pigmy 226, 1948

2577

Pinned 725.
Pinus Devadaru

(tumbler) 975
801,

1857

ft.

Piety 428, 1454 6, 1507.

Pig 1020 ft, 2502 ft.

b,

767

dactylifera

1144,
2457.

2378.

Placed 71, 1617, 2054, 2691.

Pinchbeck 2678

To

ft,

ft,

Pithless 246.

ft.

2323

ft,

2197, 2250

ft,

ft.

ft.

Pinnacle 2261

873

Pigeon 601,1659 ft, 1719

box 894, 1249 ft.
pea 205 ft.

Phlegmatic 603, 2530.

Phcenix
1157*-

ft,
ft,

Pierced 1141, 2010, 2087.

b.

2530.

biflora

ft,

ft,

879

ft,

Pine-apple 335
Pinion 1276 ft.

ft.

1990 6,
2182 ft.

ft,

ft.

ft.

pierce 1140 6,

1883
2181

b.

b.

piece 1329

Pieces (in) 857

To

Philosopher's stone 1665

Philosophy 201

249

669

ft,

ft,

1119.

for

pin 725

Pinch 875

To

ft.

by piece 857

b.

1326,

129, 1316ft,

Piece 590 ft, 856, 873

12 49 b, 1382 ft, 1867

meal

Philosopher 1294,
2147.

Phlomis

Piebald 1468

viridescens 667

fall

Pitiless 62,

2473-

To

Picus Bengalensis 668

medius 669 ft.

b.

Philanthropic 2615.

ft.

Pimento 377 ft.

Pimp 803 6, 1012, 2181 ft.
Pimpineli.a Anisum 49, 160
2247 ft, 2283, 2284, 2328 ft.

2622

Picture 1090,1090ft,
1810, 2306.

ft.

Pith 2194
2635.

Pincers 1094

trilobusi9ioZ>,22g2i,

1058, 1906

ft.

ft.

Pickpocket 936.

Phasianus Gallus 729

894

ft,

926,

Rita 2399

Pimple 1879 ft.

Pin 379 *, 725, 879

2079 ft.
882 6, 893.

Picking the teeth 855

Pickle 297, 709 ft.
Picklock 1805

b.

ft.

b,

ft,

torosus 2534.

2297.

Phial 2497

out 1103

ft

2275, 2276, 2305.

one's tectli 894

891 b,
2297,

49.

2292

radiatus 1260&, 1614,

2441

Physician 605 ft,

2165, 2 720 ft.

ft,

6.

Pitch 372 ft, 617, 1026 6.

Pitcher 620, 654 ft, 899 ft, 925,
1009 6, 1010 ft, 2146 ft.

rubicundus 1337 ft.

Telgagna 1357 6.

871, 873

ft,

942

ft,

6.

941

Gagata 939 ft.

Gooleea 972 ft.
Kurki-Tayngra6nft

ft.

1907

ft,

ft.

Capasi-Tayngra682&

ft.

2724
Physalis flexuosa 234, 380 ft.
grossularia 1 356 ft.
vitis idaea

Physic 2182.

704

b,

Urinaria 2735

ft.

ft.

b.

1933,

Phoo!

b.

ft.

2288.

2757

Niruri 41, 2480

PIT PLA.
Pit 744, 867

6.

barbatus 939

tetrandras 369

ft.

alatus igog b.

ft.

aconitifolius

785

1907

ft,

ft.

Phaseolus 2327, 2493

'

1716

PIM PIS.
PlMELODES 1965

multiflorus 1714ft,

viride

1152

ft,

6,

1532

6.

Plaster 1103 ft, 1107 ft, 1567

1783 6, 1837, 2037, 2226
2231 ft, 2232 ft, 2446.

To

plaster 1568

ft,

2252

Plastered 156, 1103

6,

ft,
ft,

ft, 2447 ft.

2252 ft.

2821

Plat alia

6,

6,

Plotosis

1983, 2151,

1711,

2324

1082

b.

Plated 2202.

2196

2198,

b,

play 729

891

1968

760

b,

b,

774

b,

b.

on an instrument 1959

Ploughman 783

b,

Plug 954 b.
Plugged 2314

Plumbago

b.

b,

991

6.

Plump 913

Pleasant 2210, 2218, 2284,2377,

2324 b.
Plunder 948

2728

b.

be pleasant 2159

To

b.

Pleasantness 2210, 2218, 2437,

2518.
Pleasantry 2381.

Pleased 334, 342, 398, 1208,

1347, 1351, 1674, 1834, 1839,
1856, 2297, 2325, 2372, 2576,
2729, 2755, 2764.
Pleasing 885 b, 1188, 1855,2161,
2198, 2210, 2217, 2218, 2371,
2377. 2402, 2412, 2425, 2429,
2526, 2577, 2628, 2650, 2658,
2680, 2695, 2715, 2755.

Plebeian 407

scutellaroides

Pledge 33

b, 901 b, 1564, 1569,

1635, 1806, 1913, 1950 b.

b,

b,

b.

2443

b.

b,

77

b,

b.

Pleuronectes recurvus 1075

b.

1026, 2250

6,

6.

6,

Pollard 1260

Karundubi 692
punctata 1245

6,

b,

1532

b.

Pocket 1210

b,

1380

b.

1715

6,

6.

1257

1314

b,

point 1456

6.

b,

2752

721

6,

1343

out 468.

6,

335

6.

14106.

6.

b,

1429

Poney 1244

Pool 873

Poisonous 923

Pliant 1539 *

Polar-star 1522.

Plight 914

Pole 1390, 24196, 2423

6,

1395

6,

1846.

6,

1292,

hastata 1151

6.

Popularity 2454.

pilosa 1895

6.

6,

6.

Possessed 69, 1516.

by a malignant

spirit

of 339, 350,486, 2039,

2350, 2600.

Possessing 2184.
488,

1329

6,

2184,

Possessions 2185.
Possessor 894 6.
Possible 1724, 2459, 2603, 2604,

2719

b.

be possible 1419 6.
Post 874 6, 875 6, 880 6, 881
1270 6, 1382 6, 2684, 2693.

1269

(by)

office

Postage 1269

b.

6.

1268

(station)

6,

6.

1269

letter

6.

1292.

Popular 472, 2454.

1624

ulmaria 379
Position 1637, 26g2.

6.

18656.

oleracea

man 1269

10, 2026, 213, 5716, 6626,

Poppy 1788
6.

b.

To

1399, H29, 1440, 14486,

1463, 1598, 1866 6.

2048.

2443

6.

924^

To pop

Plethora 2364.

6,

6.

Possibility 2458, 2603, 2629.

12566,

6,

Pondering 1258

Poor

Poisoned 2046.

1151

1624

6.

1748 6, 17496,
1761, 2610, 2761 6.
To ponder 12596, 14846, 21566.
Ponderable 1680.
6,

Pontederia
b.

6,

6,

2173,2174.

vaginalis 1895 6.

1264

1779

1190

J799-

Positiveness 13156.

b.

6,

Portmanteau

Possession
2604.

Pompous 1343 b.
Pond 1178, 1179, 12336,

Poetry 604, 1376, 1656, 2332.

Poinciana pulcherrima 784 b.

6.

'

'>.

Polypus 1545 6, 1562, 1946

Polysyllabic 1946 6.
Polytheism 1945.

b.

b.

2414

19496,

6.

1395,

tree 1271 6,

Podiceps Doobaroo 1274

Poet 604, 684.

6.

6,

Portion 4, 856, 1899,

2147, 2457, 2748 6.

17166.

To pommel

b.

Porterage 1884

Portulaca meridiana

6.

Polytheist 1945.

bracteata 990

6.

6.

Portrait 1526.

elegans 595

Pomp 3076, 11686,

875

hearth 295

Polygonum

proliferum

2467.

6.

Polyanthes tuberosa 2370.

Polycnemus Paradisiacus 13036
Polygala arvensis 2318 6.

Pomegranate 87

6.

1942, 2420.

6,

Portico 1976

Polluted 2233.

Polymorphous 1555.
Polypodium glabrum 1088
Kangiha 789 6.

b.

Portable 87

6.

2663

6,

6,

Portent 458.
Porter 13986, 1472,1986,2104,
2158, 2294 6, 23246.

6.

lanatum 2534
pilosum 1896

b.

Porpoise 505, 2508

Porridge 1209.

To portend 2418

Pollen 1515, 1666, 1763,2369

2409.

b,

b.

2473, 2513

6,

Pore 1299, 2414, 2452

Porous 1 194 6.

2016,

2140,

2296

6,

Porcupine 2461
25656.

Port 811, 1912

Politics 1619.

Pointing 12646, 1598, 1822.

Poison 923 6, 1180 b, 2044.

1989.

6,

flaccidum

1634.

Plenty 480, 1798, 1847, ^944

6,

unitum 17146.

Poachy 1168

To

2251

6,

Political constitution 2307.

1413

Pointed 1142

2232

6.

323

b.

26, 291 b, 585, 1264

1421, 197a 6, 2017, 2490.

Plentifully 1946 b.

b.

b,

Point

b.

Plentiful 499.

Pleurisy 1725

2276

Poetaster 639.

2496.

Pledged 901

2442

Chinensis 1896

b,

6,

Polisher 2488 6, 2674

Plurality 108.

Podalyria

1730.

pledge 901

1744,

b,

of cotton

1845.

2480

Polished 1019
2271, 2498.

Plural 1945.

Pod 636

Plectranthus aromaticus 1 7 1 1 b,

To

971

b,

cynosuroides 218, 746, 767,

818, 1401, 1658, 1931.

6.

1681

6,

Pollution 2709.

b,

Pluperfect tense 65

ground 473, 486.

b,

b.

b.

plunder 2442

Poa

6.

Polite 298,1912,2016,2498,2588.

Plunge 12256, 12356, 1274.

To plunge 1274 b, 2197 b.
Plunged 2194.

Pleasingness 2218, 2695.

garden 827

2435

b,

Plundered 134, 2442 b.

Plunderer 134, 1269 b, 2442
2443 b, 2739
Plundering 134.

scent 886 b.

Pleasure 358, 746, 1116 b, 1128,

1213, 1347, 1363, 1856, 2297,
2325 b, 2339, 2372, 2373 b,
2391 b , 2577, 2649, 2716,
2729.

b,

Politeness
2588.

rosea 1088

992

Pleadings 453.

To

b,

b.

Plume 1106, 1726 b.

Plumeria acuminata

b.

Plea 212.
Pleader 592

b,

Zeylanica23, 25,783,
1087, 1088 b, 1091, 1641,
1705, 1718.

Playful 891 b, 2036.

Player 599.
Playing 1207

784, 1081

b,

806

polish 1014 6, 10156, 10276,

1083
2255

b.

2432 b, 2730, 2741.

Ploughshare 783, 1867, 1867
1869, 1873, 2432 b.

Play 793, 827 b, 891, 2016.

house 793.

To

land 2360

b.

6,

b.

officer

6.

Populous 109 6.
Porch 1976 6.

6.

Policy 2350.

Ploughed 784.

Platform 2086,

827

1873

6,

POP POT.
Popularly 2448

6.

man 806

b.

Plough 2432, 2647, 2729, 2741.

b, 1065 6, 1081 b,

Platen 1073.

To

674

anguillaris

To plough 631

plate 1160 b,

2254

Police 804

Plot 907.

2446.

leucordia 1054 b.

Plate 1651,
2152.

To

1876

POL POP.

PLO POL.

PLA PLI.
Plasterer 901

6.

13826, 27526.
2381

6,

6,

2415

6.

Posterior 129, 452.

Posteriors 1701

6.

Posterity 1840, 2576.

Postmeridian 1670, 2635.

Postponed 2301 6.
Postscript 81

Pot

2106

6,

(baking) 895

6.

1276

6,

6,

8286.
2152, 2722.

2822

POT PRA.

PRA PRE.

Potash 838.
Pot-bellied 1544

1553

ft,

Potency 1413 6.
Potherb 499, 2385
651

Lffisia

1084, 1085 b, 1193

ft.

To
b.

b,

618, 811, 902.

officinalis

Peepla 1739

1259

b,

b.

Potter's kiln 1783

b.

1380.

662

924

b,

i399,Hi8, 1463, 1598, 1866

2734 b.

b,

Poverty 10, 571

Pound

6,

216.
b,

804 b, 1098 b,
1782 b, 1961 b,
2231

740 b, 803
1614 ft, 174 2
2154 b, 2229

Pounded 842, 1026,

Pounding 737 b.

Powder 963
2060

b,

b,

Power 402
b,

ft,

1107

b,

2369

b,

1280

b.

1108,

b,

b.

b,

b.

539

b,

748 b, 1167 b,
1353 h 1354,

683
1212

b,
b,

1802,
1827, 1831, 1853, 1931, 1932,
1936, 2193 b, 2458, 2629 b.

1318

b,

of attorney 433 b, 554 6,

2290

b.

Powerful 679 b, 1164 b, 1167 b,

1212 b, 1802, 1803,1827, 1932,
1993, 2059, 2174, 2242, 2458,
2586, 2592.

Powerless 157, 162, 1210

1438 b, 1443, 15466, 1553
2082 b.

b,
b,

Practicability 2459.

1062, 2113, 2120,

2459, 2648, 2651, 2719 b.

Practicable

Practical 358

1854,

1358

473,

To

Presence 349, 2010, 2556, 2623,

2735 b, 2750 ft.
Present 482 ft,
1411,
1388,
15296, 1530 ft, 1630, 1889 ft,
1926, 2327 ft, 2679 b, 2735 ft,
2741 ft.
Present (at hand) 494.
Presented 1822.
ft.

Preserve 2300

ft.

Precursor 27, 292

To

1728

Predicament 251.
Predicaments (the

2384

1854.

1957, 2040.

b,

Press 1074

Predilection 53.

To

1167

b,

1851,

1853.

Predominant 1827.
Predominating 1167
Pre-eminence 1851.
Pre-eminent 2292.

ft,

press 944

1135

To presume 1258
ft.

6.

Presumption 2697.

Preface 1679, 2175.

Pretence 491 6, 647 ft, 1130,

1527 6, 1531, 15466, 1627 6,
1942 ft, 1987 ft.
Pretended 2327.

To

Pretendedly 2278

Pre-existent 1771

prefer

2159

ft.

ft.

6.

Preferable 2093 6.

Pretender 2147.

Pregnancy 928, 1777 ft, 2739 ft.

Pregnant 112, 114, 928, 946 ft,
1768,2557.

Preter-imperfect tense 65ft,2505&.

woman

929, 2739

To be pregnant 928

ft.

Preternatural 65.

Pretext 127, 683 ft, 1130, 1245 6,

1246 ft, 1942 ft, 1987 6,2117.

To make pretexts 246

ft.

Pretty 885

ft.

Prevalence 1796, 2118.

Preliminary 1772.

To

Praise 425, 724, 13266, 1493,

1623, 1838, 1912, 2529, 2683,
2685, 2686.

Prelude 479, 2384

b,

1838

b.

Premna

Praiseworthy

102,
425,
1493, 1838, 1913, 2529.

724,

To

prance 729

1870

Prasium

To

b,

750

b,

774

b,

melissifolium 2729

Prattle 2135 6,

b.

serratifolia

908

ft,

ft,

6,

909, 909

2173

25,
ft,

ft.

204, 585,
1718, 2206,

2525.

155

6,

2414

ft.

Prevention 725

291

ft,

Prenanthes

aspenifolia 1331

ft.

Prey 2442

ft.

ft,

6.

1968

2386,

6,

2396

ft

ft.

Principal 1663, 1821, 1824,1922,

Principally 2292

ft.

Principle 646 b, 692, 2055.

Print 2298.

To print 1074

ft,

1136

ft.

Printed 1074 ft, 2298.

Printer 11366.
Prior 28, 325, 594
1821, 1851.

ft

7 6 9 J--, '

Priority 1218, 1771, 1851.

Prison 567 ft, 694, 19136.

Prisoner 567 6, 793 6, 951
1912, 1912 ft, 1913 ft ; i 914
Pristis pectinatus 651
Privacy 2381.

ft,
ft.

ft

Private 140, 536,973,9896, 1583,

2381, 2031.

6,

140 ft, 558

2381.

ft,

10186,

ft,

1582

6,

Privity 973, 2381.

Privy 419 6, 1184
2671 ft.

6,

1989

council 2390.
Prize-fighter 1227

ft.

Probability 2603

1581,

Preventive 1803, 1814.

Previous 1769, 1769
1771, 1846, 1851.
Previously 289
1821 ft, 1845

2487

6.

Preventibility 1581.

2172

Princely 2386.

Princess

Privation 2748.

1595,

1610.

spinosa

prate 1887 6.

ft.

ft,

longifolia 25.

b.

To prevent

ft.

Privilege 69.

Prevented 125, 858, 1582.

2175-

Praising 961, 2559.

prevaricate 1875

2412

esculenta 984

herbacea 657

242,

138,

To prime 2370

Primogeniture 1218.
Prince 753, 1461, i
49 6, 17 2 4)
1968 ft, 2386, 2390, 2396 ft,
2487 6.

1593

prevail 2265 6, 2417.

Prevarication 454, 1952..

Premature 10, 125,

2074 ft, 2089 ft.
Prematurely 243 ft.

Priesthood 2128, 2344.

Primaiy 2292.

Privately

Prelector 1704.

724

6.

6.

Practised 106.

ft.

Priest 523, 1765 6, 2344, 2760.

(high) 1824 ft.

2152, 2292.

1074 ft, 1182 6,

1248 ft, 1258 ft, 1263 ft, 14146,
1614 ft, 1744 ft.
Pressure 1074 ft, 1212 ft.
ft,

Practice 106, 825, 1081 b, 1497,

1506, 1781 b, 2112.

praise

ft,

ft.

To

To

1949

ft,

Prejudicial 124.

Praised 724, 1838, 2685.

1367,

ft.

Prediction 2140.

Predominance

162,

Preserved 163, 2367.

Preserver 1367, 1616, 1725,1726,
2367, 2469.
President 71, 1853.

six) 1654.

Pride 180, 260,924,927,

946 ft,
1089, 1210 ft, 1248 ft, 1394 ft,
1397, 1400, 1413 ft, 1428 ft,
1426 6, 2206, 2244,
2261,
2265.

cause 325, 1575, 2055.

2367.

ft,

ft.

ft.

Prime 2528.

Precision 1316ft, 1597.

ft,

1883

6,

Primaeval 326.

152,

preserve

prick 1882

Prickly heat 1018

prescribe 300.

Presently 539

ft.

7196, 13986, 1414,

Priced (high) 1946.

Preservation
1615, 1949

b.

6,

current 15936.

1843,

ft,

Prescription 21 11.

Precious 1946, 2244, 2245.

Precipice 313 ft, 1825 6.

Predicate 860

ft.

Prescribed 2054.

Prejudice 162, 1632

2113.

b,

1911

ft,

Prepense 1479.
Prepuce 2316.

To

b.

Predestination 1770
Predicable 1957.

1614.

1226

6,

(gun) 1418

726

b,

b.

pour 1174

b,

Preceding 28, 1769.

Precept 324, 1663 6, 2013.
Preceptor 104, 512 b, 1256 b,
1704 b, 2234 b, 2486, 2489 b.

Precise 1259

To pound 738

To

b,

prepare 395

Price 593
2308.

2565-

Preceder 1756.

b.

To

Prepared

b.

Preamble 2287 b.
Precedence 27, 1851.

Potter 691, 753. 756, 764.

Pouch

To preach 1032

ft,

b.

1854

b,

PRI PRO.

Preparation 474.

Preacher 1500.

b.

b.

Potsherd 895
Pottage 1362

pray 1027

for 2252 b.
Prayer 367 b, 1538
2344.

2477.

b,

Pothos heterophylla 652

Potion 1716

PRE.

To prattle 1887 b, 1888 b.

Prawn 404 b, 405, 439, 933

Potable 1780.

1694

Probable 337, 2603, 2604.

Probably 101 ft.
Probation 1660.

ft,

ft,

1770,

1772

ft,

Probity 1409.

Problem 469, 1838.

Poboscis 2505, 2731, 2737 6

To proceed from 19S8

ft.

h,

2823
PRO.
Proceedings 2404

Prosperity

6.

Prolific 1799, 1945.

(public) 1009, 11816.

proclaim 1032

6,

2371

Prolix 3126.

Proclaimable 1032.

Prologue 366, 485.

Proclaimed 1024, 11896.

Proclaimer 1282 b.

Promiscuous 2283, 2284.

Prominent 1270 6.

Proclaiming 295.

Promise 539

Proclamation 4196, 1032, 12826.

To

procrastinate 1246 6, 21176.

617

6,

6,

To promise 1805

Promised 617 6, 2551.

Promissory 871 6.

2114.

6,

Produce 494, 1867, 1963 6, 2434.

To produce 336 6, 458 6, 1 164 6,
1165

6,

1840

Produced 335

1869

6,

6,

6.

457, 458, 473,

1185,2665,2670.

To

be produced 481

6,

1165

621

6,

858

6,

6.

Profession 1202, 1204, 1781 6,

2068, 2088 6, 2111 b, 2111,
2112, 2758 6.
Professorship 512

6.

Profit 494.

13166, 1535
1870, 2298

967

6,

1852, 1866 6,
2427, 2434.

6,
6,

7186, 960, 2434, 2585.

Profligacy 963 6.
Profitable

963
15306, 2423

Profligate

1439,

6,

Profound 920, 922, 934

6,

Progenitor 1162, 2056.

Progress 913, 2560.

To

prohibit 1249 6.

Prohibition 1610,

2265

1812, 2215

6.

Prohibitive

for fuel

6,

11936.

Project 639, 2747.

1610.

1400,

Santolinus
1336, 1652, 2363.

season 1852.

Pterygodium sulcatum 2535

6,

260, 927, 1248 6,

1426 6, 1809,
1415,
2265, 2639.

crier 1032.

house 2180

To

prove 486
Proved 1597, 1807, 2156, 2643.
Provender 2603.
Proverb 2382 6.
6.

provide 2357 6.

22726, 22736, 2399, 2417

2025, 2562 6, 2707, 2708.

b,

6,

To

1068

6,

Publisher 1792

6.

To pucker 803

6,

Puerility 1131

Provision 884, 2379

puff

b.

6,

1103

b.

2132.

6.

up 1871

Puffy 1879

6.

6.

6.

*>

Pugilism 10236, 1988, 2273^.

To provoke 829

Pull 1245

b, 847 6, 890 6,
11116, 1323 6, 2415 6.
Provoked 751, 847, 1185, 2697.

To

2580, 2598.

Proximity 1566,
2630, 2634.

Proprietary 2708.

Prudence

^o

1619,

6,

1673,

2579,
2279,

2631.

Prudent

1509, 1673 6, 2204,

2215, 2223 6, 2589 6, 2631.
triflora

378

6.

Psidium pyriferum 17806,24656,

2584 6.
maliforme 2465 6.
Psittacus accipitrinus 664

6.

b,

a person's ear 672 b.

off

896

6.

out 1245

Proximate 115, 496, 1566, 1819,

Prdnus

6.

877 6, 888 6, 1182

1245 6, 2231 6, 27566.
pull

2520.

6.

1103

798

Provocation 2697.

6, 932 6, 933 6.
Prowess 1666, 1993, 2058, 2717,

Proprietorship 69, 2708, 2716.

Propriety 437, 489, 1634, 1711,
*793, 1855, 1959*, 2 337, 2350.

6,

Puff (of wind) 1396

To

6.

17936, 2454.
publish 12176.
6,

Pudendum muliebre

Proposition 1805.

Prosecutor 1677, 1968, 2297

Prospect 1306 6.

Publicly 1195

Prow 930

2139

b.

Publicity 1798, 2371

Puckered 797

6,

6.

Puberty 2362.
Pubes 1228 6, 1979.
Public 384 6, 1792.

6.

Provincial 1845.

Properly 1794 6, 2605 6.

Property 211, 496, 959, 11816,
13296, 1475, 1490, 2007, 2046,

733,

acerifolium 476,
585. 595, 595 6, 596 6, 624,
1478 6, 1678.

Proudly 260.

To

6.

6.

suberifolium 2293,
6.

Proud 180,
2236

6.

Province 1035, 1037

2046, 2201, 2657.

6.

Prose 195.

mood

Provident 1449.

Proprietor 69, 428, 1650, 2178,

2273,2640, 2716, 27206.

Progeny 2576.

Pteris Iunulata 708

6.

Providence 1673.

Proportion 97, 2739 6.

Proportionately 2336 6.

6.

Protecting 2549

6.

1585,

Profusion 129.

Protected 163, 386, 2120, 2367.

6.

woman 2265

Propitious 2137, 2195, 2253.

Propitiousness 1840.

meditation 1576.

Profundity 947

Sulphureus 659.

Psoralea corylifolia 2734

Psychotria herbacea 594

2384

Protuberance 17186.

1446,

1721.

Sinensis 2749 6.

protect 12046, 18076, 19496,

2739

Prophecy 2140.
Prophet 1537 6, 1658

6.

1531, 1801,

6,

6.

Philippinarum 659.
rosaceus 659.

Proof 826, 1611, 1634, 1833,

2481 6, 2632 6, 2750 6.

name 1558

6.

6.

Protege 2408

behaviour 2745.

Productiveness 2631.

141

Pronunciation 438.

2707.

2585.

Lory 1624

Pterospermum

Propensity 403, 1983.

Proper 103, 219, 437, 489, 624,
894 6, 1259 6, 1500, 1635,
1852,
1653, 1793,
1891 6,
2054, 22516,2337, 2338, 2350,
2562, 2598, 2663, 2745, 2589,

6,

6.

Gigas 659.
6,

Protector 860 6, 1325 6, 1367,

1553, 1674, 1725, 1726, 1787,
2300 6, 2367, 2384 6, 2469,

Producible 1165.

Productive 1868

Prostitution 873 6,

6.

cyanocephalus 939
Eupatria 653.

Pterocarpus

To prop 1262 6.
To propagate 1 164

1186, 1830, 2138, 2603, 2666,

2670.

Protection 152, 155, 386, 860,

1058, 1367, 2367,2550, 27476.

27196.
Producer 2155.
Product 551, 1017, 1867, 2426.
Production 457, 458, 472, 1164,

644 6, 762, 934

873 6, 2094, 2407.

6,

cristatus 659.

Prompter 453 6.
Prompting 886 6.
Promptness 473.
Pronoun 2612.
Pronounced 439, 466.

Prop 12616, 12626, 1761, 17886.

6,

Chunduna 1050

6,

minor 2422

To

Prompt 473, 1820, 27376.

Prodigality 54, 129.

6,

Prostration 1391
1802.

1805.

To promote 2070

1141

6,

6.

note

Procuress 740, 1448.

Prodigal 54, 129, 446

Prostitute

817

1246

Bankesii 659.

Prostrate 498 6, 1431, 2178.

Procrastination 9066, 914, 9346,

1245 6, 1246 6, 1281.

Procured 1852, 2731.

Procurer 12126.

Psittacus Alexandri
1248 6.

767, 769,
1603, 19426, 19626, 2137,
2202, 2243, 2253, 2472, 2493,
2506, 2507, 2526, 2600.

1586, 1805, 1811, 2549, 2550,

2717.

Procrastinated 2327 6.

Procurable 1852, 2427, 2596.

To procure 1695 6, 2283 b.

PSI PUL.

6.

Prosperous 68, 641

Prolixity 1824.

b.

2414

Prosperity 641, 1815 6, 1917 6,

2137, 2160 6, 2195, 2243,
2418, 2493, 2506, 2525, 2600.

teeth 617.

6.

Procession 1843.

To

PRO PSI.

PRO.
Projecting 2080

Proceeding 2123, 2560.

6.

Pulled 784.
Pulley 600 6.
Pulling ears 673.

Pulmonary consumption

2332,

2387.
Pulpit 2198.
Pulsation 1552

Pulse 582
2467.

6,

6.

636, 1419, 1552

6,

(matter) 1502.

To
To

feel

the pulse 1502

pulverize 738

6,

955

b,
6,

1552
1

6.

1086.

2824

PUL-PUR.

PUR QUA.

Pulverized 842, 1108.

Pumpkin 594

6, 815 6.
gourd 621, 769.

Pun

QUA QUI.
To

Purulent 2231.

Quay 1010, 1016 6.

Queen 2388, 2389, 2391, 2393

Pus 832, 835, 1747

1764

b,

6,

1766, 2231.

1488.

quaver 11996, 12056, 23846.

Punctual 1259

To punch 963

2633.

b,

Push 1262

b.

Pungency 1337, 1338, 1353 b,

Pungent 578, 862, 863 b, 1116
1117, 1232
1337, 1338.

To

1331

b,

punish 1267

1502

b,

b,

1283

6,

Put

into

b.

off

2435

6.

in

b, 1410.
Pupil 596, 1135, 13256, 13266,
H54*, 1648 6, 1705 b, 22566,
2300 6, 2498.

2568

Purblind 64, 1227 b.

Purchase 790 6, 823, 863

Pyramid 2490.

1739

1766

6,

putrify 1640

Pure

190, 999, 1583 6,

1658, 1681,
6,

1626

1765, 1839, 2028, 2040, 2137,

2318, 2503, 2504, 2505, 2628,
2631, 2707.

2568

6,

b.

Query 2546

1213

6,

6,

To

Q.
Quack doctor 992, 2737 6.
Quadrangular 1045, 1048, 10786,
6.

To

purge 1559'', 2409

Purging 2181 6.

a purging 1778

Purification

2517

1718,

To quake 656

2040,

2504,

1520,

1597, 2040,

2271,2318,2553.
Purifier 2517.

purify

2505

Purple 206, 786, 1514,

1954 6, 20786, 2517.
Purport 1128, 2156, 2266

1622,
6.

Purpose 179, 1836,2202,2205

2266 6, 2300 6.
purpose 1259

Purse 1360

6,

Purslain 1623

To

1900

935

6,

(inherent

b.

b,

1926,

6.

natural)

959,

Pursued 104.

6.

1385
6.

pursue 1501

Quantity 593
1011,
957
1281 6, 1749, 1765 6, 2070,
2260, 2314 6, 2396, 2566.
Quarrel

6.

Purity 1571, 1604, 1658, 1681,

1839, 2040, 2504, 2505, 2519,
2707.

To

2266
6.

b.

b,

6,

2269

b,

6.

6.

6,

1223

To

574
6,

6,
634 6, 807
2022, 2033,2298 6.

quarrel 1223

6,

6.

884

6.

Rainy

Quickness 383, 1053,

12246, 1225 6, 1358

6.

Quicksilver 1721, 1722

6.

11796,

1381

quiet

103

6.

To

Quintessence 2636, 2637

Quire 661 6, 1428.

To quash 1074

6,

1414

Quinquennial 1696

Quinsey 932

b.

6,

6.

6.

6.

Malabarica 735

6.

racemosa 17436,20356.

Range 347, 1638, 1695

6.

6,

1697

6,

b,

1697

6,

2527.

Ranger

Rank

b.

of a forest 473.

336, 59

2637

6,

1348,

39%

6.

(station)

1308

6,

23166, 2316,2320.

Rambler 2080 6.
Rampart 1845, 1915, 2300

Quirister 918.

6.

2180

2446.

6.

420,

1042
6.

Raised up 457.
Raisin 722 6, 2312.
Rake 267 6.

Randia
6,

6.

445 6, 456 6,
1346 b, 1362 6, 1962

Rancid 375

6.

1364

6,

6.

raise

Ram

6,

6.

b.

To ram 1258 6.
To ramble 2080

Quiescent 2693.

Quiver
1609

1929

weather 1967

To

2395

6,

6.

time 1478.

Quilted 2748.

Quartz 1865, 2699.

Quartzose 2699.

rain 1919 6, 1921 6, 1929 6.

Rain 1686, 1928, 1929 6, 2072,

Rains 2162

6.

Quarter 427, 531 6, 568, 569,

1421, 1695 6, 1705 6, 1712,
1746 6, 1783 6, 1787 6, 2238 6.

Quartermaster 2690.

Raiment 1941.

To

season 1921

quiet

6.

b.

(the) 222.

Quilt 964

6.

1226

6,

b,

2288.

Quarry 279, 859.

quarter 1045

Ragged 1173
Rags 1099.

645

562,

Rainbow 414, 911

Quickly 1666, 3836, 840, 8446,

8716, 10396, 10406, 10536,
1224 6, 1225 6, 1377, 1478,
2499, 2572 6, 2619 6.

Be
To

5*1,
2405.

6,

6.

6.

Raillery 1870 6, 2012 6.

1564, 1575 b, 1589

1602, 2312, 2466, 2480.

6,

1749

6,

Raia Sancur 2558

&

Quiet

6.

Quarrelsome 634, 728 6, 750

807 6, 1223 6, 1479, 2023.

6.

Rage 436,

1838,

1749

circle 216,

Rafter 1918 b, 2404

Rag 1626

960.

Purified 838,

To

1749

469,

b.

620.
Raft 378, 447, 1308 6, 1308,
1479 *, 1861, 2182 6, 2256 6,

motion 1166, 1338.

sand 11196.

Quality 959.

>>

Radish 2308
Radius of a

b.

lime 1953

Qualified 48g.
6.

*793, 1830, 2154, 2161, 2518.

Radical 1502,2307,23086,2329.

Quick 166, 3836, 8626, 1053,

11/9 b, 1377, 1478, 1505 b,

Quadripartite 1045.

18936,
21526.

6.

6.

2077, 2078, 2420, 2572,2584.

Quadruped 1048, 1122

Radiancy 11566, 1430, 1473.

4, 720, 1035 b, 1354,

Radiant

b.

899

6,

6.

1472 6, 1665, 1885, 2576.

Rack-rent 579 6.
Radiance 1830, 2518.

1213

question 1197

Quadrilateral 1047,1048.

Quail

2408.

6.

863

6,

Race 739, 760, 987, 997, 1186,

6.

steps

Purgative 2033, 2181, 2408.

To have

lappacea 505

Querulousness 739

Quadruple 1045.

Purge 1208

lancesfolia 2491

Quibble 738

7, 86,

1604,

1356

6,

Querulous 739 6, 878 6, 899

To be querulous 878 6.

b.

827,

1121

1252

996 b.
squamosa 18956.

Question

6.

6.

Querist 1773, 1798, 1839.

6.

6.

Pyriform 1551

Purchaser 823, 825, 828, 864

Purchasing 717 6.

6,

serrata

6.

2546
790

653

semiserrata 23946.

Purchaseable 824.
6,

b.

purchase 7166, 7176.

6,

b.

6,

turbinata 1951 b.

Putrified 931

6.

armata 652
2491 6.

laevis

1640, 1765, 1766,

6,

Puppy 730 6.
To pur 1010 6.

To

6,

6.

b.

Putridity 1640

1753.

6,

Putrid 1399

R.
Rabbit 862

fenestrata 701 6.

1385 6, 2384
order 2625 6.
6,

Putrescence 1640

6,

6.

castanicarpa 2428

on clothes 1674
out 2060 b

Punica Granatum 1271

717

l>,

6.

to flight 2140.
1307/), 2486.

1581

Quercus acuminata 651

motion 1531
2327

1703

mother 1162.

To quench

To put 1383

of death 1848.

Purchased
864 6.

Quotation 149.
Quotient 2427.

6,

6.

Quivering 608.

6.

Pusillanimous 2166.

quiver 2423

6.

consort 1646

2247

To

(at chess) 18676, 22206,

Pustule 2052.

Punishable 1392, 2487.

Puppet 1418, 1752

b.

15026.

1331,

b,

2486

b,

Punished 1571.
Punishment 12656,
2565 b, 2625 b.

To

1278

6,

Push! 18646.
To push 1262 6, 1263

Pundit 1848.

QUI RAN.

Pursuit 104.

1653,

2230, 2263, 2599.

To

ransack 2442

6.

1719 b

2825

REA REC.

RAN REA.
Ransacked 2442 6.
To ransom 470 6.
Rant 1222 b.
Ranting 1223 b.
Rap 1239 6, 1260 b, 1263 b.
To rap 1239 b, 1260 b, 1263
Rapacious 1564

Rape

Reading-master 1704

Ready 473, 494, 1358

b, 1826,
1843, 21976, 2584, 27356.

money
2412
b.

To

2569.

b,

sativus 2301 b, 2307.

Rapid 1308

2411,

b,

speaker 494.
get ready 395 b.

1721,
2571.

1793,

1985, 2346,

6,

REF RE J.

2346

6,

2552,

Refrained 2335.

To

1206

1204

6,

Recommencement 1819.
Recommendable 2655 6.

Refreshing 1256

6.

Recommendation 2655
Recompense 1674.

Refrigerating 2746.

2702, 2704.

To

reconcile 2283

Reconciler 2319

Refuge
1262

2358.

6,

refresh

Refreshment

6.

6.

2283

Reconciliation
2481, 2630.

nature 1293.

2078, 2499.

6,

1528

b.

Real

1933.

Raphanus

REC REF.
Recollection 872

b.

2319

6,

6,

176, 1177.

385, 914 6,
2469, 2550.

Refulgent 1179

6,

1184,1430.

To refund 1875

6,

18766.

Refuse 554

646

6,

2492

6,

Rapidly 2499.

To
To

Rapture 1832, 1835, 2261.

Realm

Recoverable 1754.

Refutation 452, 857

1586, 1591, 23756.

Recovery 556

To

Rare 138, 496, 792, 1 304

2031, 2679 6.
Rarity

H45, 2679

Rascality 1275

Rascally 1275

Rash

1445.

6,

1035, 2397.

Ream 943

b.

Reaper 667 b.
Reaping 2425.
Rear 1775.

b.

b.

of an

b.
J

165.

recover 556

2123.

b,

Rectangular 1188.

Regal 1468

Rectitude
2608.

To

Red

To

43 2 b ,

rasp

811

435

810

6,

b,

b.

rear (cherish) 1807 b.

reason 2006

b.

Rather 139, 1917 b, 1918

Ratification 617 b, 2571.

b.

dye 782.

b.

Rebuke

Raven 1478.
Ravenous 867

b.

Reddish 2385

b.

Receipt 13066, 14096, 2381

To

6.

receive 10036, 16956, 18756,

2417

To redeem 470 6.
Redemption 470, 2028, 2029

Raw

Reduction 607

650

874

Ray

4, 719, 1025, 1429,

2225, 2227, 2378.

Rays 1512

b,

1514

1505,

Recentness 1535, 1537.

Receptacle 292, 330, 812, 10136,

Reabsorption 140, 1600.

Reciprocal 1666.

Reach 1250

Reciprocally 501 6, 2280

1949

To

reach 1788

b.

Recital

1889.

To

b.

to 1636 b, 1694 b.

Read

To

Reading 1704.

6,

1259

494,

1358

b,

Regularity 336,
1381 6, 2013 6.

1283

1550

6,

2156

b,

Regulated
2300 6.

6.

6.

2232

6.

6,

1259

recollect

2217

6.

1189

6.

1874

6,

2062, 2214.

Refractory 1437

6,

2606

6.

2112,

362

6,

6,

635

6.

679

Rejected 1591.
6,

Reflection 96, 117 6, 1032 6,

1093, 1111, 1258 6, 1520,

6.

6.

1595,

6,

1913 6.
Regulator 1587.
To rehearse 268

Reflecting 11,11, 12596.

6,

1587,

Regulation 266

6.

11126, 1215
2217 6.

822,

6,

Regularly 98, 1675, 1723

1550

recline 1088 6.

recognize 1092

410

6,

Reflected image 1809.

Recognizance 2294

To
To

6.

reflect

6.

order 823.

6.

Recognizable 2003.

b.

Readiness 473,
1685, 1843-

1189

6,

To

822, 1586, 2278,

arrangement 823, 823

6.

reel 1241 6,

refine

6,

6,

Referred to 468.

To

6.

2337-

Refined 2517.

Reckoning 2748

6.

Reader 1704.
Readily 2156

b.
6.

To reckon 909

Vedas 1946.

read 1648

268

Recited 1166

recite

Regular 535

6.

Reference 2403

6.

regret 105 6, 1223 6, 1694

Regretting 105, 450, 840,878.

6.

6.

6,

Reeling 1241

6,

1693, 2028,

Regretted 105.

6.

Reciter 591.

71, 1647.
in the

To

2106

To

122, 1653.

succession 822.

Reedy 1531,
reek 2154

To

Reel 1507
1880 6.

1577-

Recess 934.

b,

To

6.

1531, 1541, 1985

6,

6.

472, 889, 1508,

2516.

2083.

Razor 845, 883, 1144 b.

case 2147 b, 2152.

(river)

Reed 869

1816, 2575.

b.

Regimen

6.

Recent 178, 409, 1245 6, 1535,

15386, 1624, 16306,
1537,

sugar 857, 958, 1873.

Regatta 1947

Register 1942 6, 1944 6.

Regret 95, 104, 105, 285, 465

Reduced 1168

b.

6.

(look at) 1318 6.

Regarded 2265.

6.

Received 976, 1619.

b,

regard 2265

Region 1035, 1427, 1461, 2397,

2607 6.

Receiver 1005.

b.

6.

6.

To

6.

Ravishing 1091, 2219.

Ravisher 2739

6,

Regeneration 1754.

Redness 2366, 2437 6.

To reduce 1017 6, 2150

6.

1262

2363,
2454,

orpiment 980.

b.

Ravine 873 6, 1213

Raving 890 b, 1837
To ravish 1186 b.

6,

6.

oleander 2363
6.

6,

Regard 139, 151, 1595, 1801.

to 2047 6.

lead 2645.

1954.

1261 6,

Regicide 2390.

faced 2385

b.

To rebuke 1267 6.
To recapitulate 1881
To recede 2721 6.

b.

6,

earth 979 6, 980

6.

6,

2505,

arsenic 1547, 2214, 2217.

Rebellious 2750

Rebuff 1223
b.

1387

6,

6,

chalk 232, 980.

Rattle

rave 890 b, 1109

J 497,

Reasoning 139, 520, 1310, 2006.

Rebeck 2376 b.

To rebound 11396, 1259

To

1239

6.

6.

Regalia 2391.

6.

il, 3 6 9,

2415, 2435
2516, 2517.

Rational 1635.
1

2159

rectify

2385

Reasonable 693, 2350.

Reasoner 1634.

Rat 287, 412, 2308,

Ratan 2082, 2083.
Rate 2739 b.

235 b.
Rattling 1223

To

6,

Refuting 857.

6.

To regain 1875

Reason 1509, 1632,23276,2350,

2586 b, 2756.

435.

1881

refute 857 6, 858

2375 *
Refuted 858, 1591.

Rectangle 361.

To

b,

18756.

6.

Recruit 1532
b,

Rasp 432

433

(leavings

Recrimination 1817.

Rashness 1074, 2046.

6,

6,

6.

Recreation 2054.

army 1693 bt 1701

725, 1732

reconnoitre 2181

1137

6,

Reality 1293, 1793,2574, 2712.

Really 1574 b, 1893 b.

Rapidity 2077.

6.

Rejection 1591, 1943, 2451.

Reign 2387.

Rein 1953 6, 1954

Reinstated 1987 b,

To

rejoice

508

6,

6.

2399

b.

Rejoiced 334, 507, 1760.

Rejoinder 1 637, 1 809, 2375

6.

6,

2826

1038

1925

6,

To

6.

Relating to 1009, 1488, 2600

(description) 1924,19866.

to 2047 b.

Relationship 322, 739,

1215, 2600, 2677.

Relaxation 1582, 2041.

876 b, 1124,
1873 b, 2289,

b,

b,

470 b, 541
1914

release

1134

b,

Released 1873

1133

b,

b,

Reliance 374, 39 2 , 4 r 7 b , 1289 b,

1304 6, 1604, 1819, 2345 b,
2522.
Relief 49 2 ,

Religion

1814, 1901

6,

6,
b.

Renter 792

2318

6,

Reproof 102, 1223 6,

1319 b, 1954, 24336.
To reprove 1320 6.

To

6,

Requisites 2417

To

6.

Reluctant 1558

b.

Reluctantly 188

1251

b,

1337 6,13816,

6.

Remainder 111,
1887

6,

"39

157.

1888

1952

6,

6,

2514.

Remaining 157.
Remark 1248 6.

6.

Replicant 453.
Replication 2375

6,

719, 860

1162,

1163,
2448, 2549.

1978

To

Remediless 1595.

Reported 2527.
Reporter 860 6.

6,497, 1078
1814, 2182.

6,

1803,

Remembrance 8716,1506, 23466,

b,

1809,

Remembrancer 1582, 2703.

6,

1398

6,

919
2371

6,

6,
6,

6.

respire 1565 6.
Resplendence 1125.

Resplendent 1430, 2162, 2412,

Respondent 1808.
Responsibility 1191

6.

1237

6,

1603,

858

6,

1020

6,

6,

Reposing 365.
To reprehend 1470
Repreliended 2433,

2515
b.

6.

6.

To

music) 1329.

rest 1199 6.

Resting place 2238

6.

Restless 1041 6, 1126 6, 2076

6.

6,

6.

Restlessness 1041 6, 1070.

1367, 1615,

b.

Restoration 1806.
Restorative 2402.

rescue 1133 6, 1949 6.

Rescued 455, 1615.
Rescuer 1616, 2321.
Research 106, 123, 1689.
Resemblance 92, 488, 564, 1345,
1809, 1810, 2306.

Resembling 103, 1346, 2575.

To

b,

Rest 490, 1603, 2041,2468,2481.

2375 b.
Rescinded 858.

Rescue 470, 876

1234

6,

2157.

Responsible 2158.

6.

6.

reside 1251 6, 1883

To restore

(return) 1876
to

To restrain

life

291

1201

1582

6,

Restrained 1168
1586, 2335.

6,

6.

6.

b.

1396, 1582,

Restraint 390, 1168 6, 1173 6,

1396, 1580, 1581, 1595, 1975,
2033. 2335, 2547Restricted 2278.

6.

Restriction 1586,1610.

Reservoir 1178, 1179, 2761

1582,

6,

(in

To rescind 857

1949

6.

To

Reserved 2328.

492,

repose 1199

2253

6.

Resentment 941

6.

2041,2032, 2468,2481,2518

To

2552, 2702, 2704.

6,

report 1978 6, 2022

Repose 490,

require 2517

To resent 735

Remarried widow 120, 1755.

Remediable 1803.

Remission 607 6, 1143

1717 6, 2408 6.

1808,

1820.

Report 592

Remarkable 138.

Remedy 497

6.

1637,

6,

people 2266

Respectfully 615 6.

To

Reply 99, 452, 1154*, 1167

1261

6,

Rescinding 2169

Repletion 1778

Respectable 88, 371, 2040, 2230,

2266, 2565, 2568.

Requital 1676.

Repetition 351, 1289 6, 1485,

1754, 1755, 1975, 2304.

b.

6.

6,

6.

1693.

b,

6.

Respectful 2014, 2593.

Requisitions 2204 6.

Repented 105,

Relying upon 392.

To remain

6,

417

6,

6,

Required 123.

Repentance 95, 104, 105, 889,

1668

367

Respiration 1565, 1609, 1838.

request 1854

Requisite 1959

6,

914,

6,

2605.

6,

2304,

1694

6,

Respect 323

2725

Requested 2253 6.
Requests 2204 6.

6,

Resource 914

6.

Respected 420, 2265, 25^4, 2604,

Repeated 1465

1361

6.

Reputed 2650.

To

1223

6.

6,

2344-

6,

To resound 957

1595, 1765, 1912, 2230, 2522,

2549 b, 2594, 2604, 2605,

Request 203 6, 365 6, 1065

1313 b, 1398 *, 1854, 2253

6.

6.

Resolution 366, 2747

Respectability 2266.

Repeatedly 239 6, 529 6, 1395

17546, 1876 6, 1976 6, 1978
2176 6, 2304 6, 2474.
To repel 1262 6, 1469 6, 2375

b.

1224

6.

Resolved 2693.
Resolute 2714, 2747

Repugnance 2019.
Repugnant 2018.

war 1499.

Reluctance 881

1578,

Reproached 1508, 2143,2433.

Reprobate 1364, 2722 6.
Reproduction 1754.

student 2125.

Relish 394, 1325, 2402.

1508,

6,

6.

6.

1850,

Resistible 1581, 1969.

Resolve 639.
To resolve 1586

To respect 324

6,

2412

6,

Resistibility 1581, 1970.

Reptile 127.

6.

6,

1954.

Repulsion 2375 6.
Reputation 102, 999, 1812,2230,

6,

2375

6,

6,

6.

repent 105

6,

Reproach 124, 153, 516 6, 594,

7256,747, 929 6, 1206, 12476,

Reproving 1252

To resist 1969

Resistance 1581, 1808,

1969, 1975, 2375 b.

6, 1495
reprimand 13206.

6.

b.

6,

Representative 1806.

1881

relinquish 541 b, 1134 b.

365

6,

Reprimand 1319

6,

1606,

6,

2396.

2263.

Repast 1176, 1177.

Repealed 858.
To repeat 268 6, 1166

exultation 494.

6,

2152.

6,

Repartee 915

1751.

6,

rent 1259 6, 2152 6.

Repairing 2226

Relinquishment 1364, 1674.

'

1096
1173
1876

6,

1141, 1146 6,

Repairs 2226

Relinquished 2327

b,

Rent 494, 77 1, 79 2

conversion 2214.

observance 1586.

1872

724, 897, 1626 6, 1995,

724, 897, 1557

1796, 1812, 1822,1995, 2276
2342, 2650.

1138

Representation 203
1582, 1811.

1334, 1508
1677, 1724.

6.

contemplation 1520.

offering 2333.

2382

2342

repair 2159 6, 2636 6, 2637

Repaired 2318 6, 2636.

b.

6.

6.

To

ceremonies 627

1146

6,

6,

Renounced 2580.

To

act 825.

To

rend 1138

6,

2009

Religious 1458,1499, 1507, 1751,

1752.

'

To

Reprehension 2433 6.
To represent 1 188 6.

To

1417, 1872 6, 1873

6, 2151, 2152

b.

M97-

custom

6.

Renowned

2288.

6,

2514.

1943.

Renown

2322.

To

6,

857 6, 1020
1080 6, 1551 6, 2278 6, 2316
Removed 858, 1591, 1918 6.
Remuneration 1723, 1808.

Relativeness 2677.

1143

1952

Remorse 1693.
Remote 108 6, 1449, 1659.
Removal 28, 158, 160, 1591,

To remove 445

Relative 111, 2708,

b,

6.
b,

Remonstrance 857

1214,

RESRET.
Resigned 1332.
Resin 205, 617, 1271

Reprehensible 1156.

6.

Remnant 1139

b.

Relation 739, 1842, 1914, 1971,

2 59, 259 1 , 2602, 2677.

1134

remit 607

Remitting 1379

Related 322, 2603.

Release 470, 865

REP RES.

REM REP.

RELREM.
To relate

6.

6.

Residence 159, 349, 12 6o 6,1582,

1938, 2572, 2574.
Resident 1582, 1939 6, 1984 6.

Result 457, 1106, 1532

2514.

To resume 18756.
Resuscitation 1111.
Retail shop 2035.

shopkeeper 2297

Residue 157, 2514.

Resignation 1332,1364,2580.

6,

To

retaliate

2517

6.

6.

1867,

2827

Retaliation 1411

2517

To
To

1808, aioi,

b,

2117

retard 2035 6,

retch 433

Rheum

b.

Reticulated 1194

b.

6,

1677.

602, 1731

6,

1777

&

b,

1449

Rhizophora decandra 923

-

6.

b.

1676,

386,

Retreat 125, 133,

1690 b, 2721 b.
retreat 1023 b.

To

Retribution 546

1808, 25656.

b,

Return 1676, 1818, 1881 b.

To return 1881 b, 1988 6.
(restore) 1876 b.
Returned 1875 b, 1881 b.

To

reveal

984

Rhomboid 2590.

Rhopala

To rinse 306
Rinsed 838.

To rhyme 2283

Riotous 2720

Riot 1271

Revealed 34 1

6,

1689, 1697

6,

2698.

b,

1411

1196,

t>,

1813,

Ribband 1875
Ribbed 1277 6.
Ribbon 1414Rice 10656, 10816, 1292, 15046,
2129.

Revengeful 1196.

Revenue 360, 611, 853

6,

869

b,

To

revere 324

milk 841

b.

Revered 2594, 2605,

Reverence 2522, 2605,2752
Reverenced 420.

Reverse 1206, 1804, 1811, 1817,

1881 b,
2018, 2019, 2037,
reverse 506 6

Reversing 2169

b.

Rick 943

Revertible 1668.

To

review 1881

1353

6,

2565

12046,

6.

To

revile

1247

6,

1578

To

revoke 857

To

6.

6.

6.

revolve 10246, 1025

6.

Revolving 1024.

Revolution 1025
1881 6.

6,

rifle

672

6,

1035, 18766,

1237

6,

2675

Rivulet 1561

2200

2728

1 5 00 >
!507,
1499,
1.750, 1751, 1752, 2346,2505.

H59 '502,
6,

2492.

number 2307.

6.

1390

b,

1277
6, 1275 6,
1414, 1961 6, 2370.

maker 575, 1390

Ropy 308
Rosary

Rosa

6.

Roaring 925.
To roast 1227

15,

1041

616

centifolia

6,

1652,

6,

2398

2270,

6,

6,

2151

6,

Roasted 24, 604 6, 683

2151 6, 2188.
meat 604 6.

2443

2169
1227

6,

Robbery 134, 94 8
11196, 1123, 1269

6,

6,

b.

909,2273.
6.

6,

668

2513

6,

6.

2641

Roscoea pentandra 57 1
Rose 996 6.

6.

bay 615,23636.
Roses apple 1169.
(conserve of) 970
water 996 6.
To rot 1640 6, 2568 6.

6,

9716.

6.

ROTTBffiLLTA compressa 1716

2442

6,

1105

6,

2686;

Robinia Candida 1965 6.

spinulosa 588 6.
Robust 55 12126, 1934.

6,

6.

Rotation 1977

6,

Robbed 2442 6, 2754.

Robber 1123, 1255 6, 1269
1315, 13&7 b , 1961

6.

2670

6,

6.

971

glandulifera

6.

6,

6,

Chinensis 651

2057,

rob 2442

2484.

Rope 572

Rivularia 203,
Road 75, 9!3, 1310

To

6,

1158,

root up 458 6, 482 6, 1021 6,

1362

6.

6.

6.

b,

of a verb 1502.

To

Roaming 1830, 2054, 2123.

6.

6.

6.

of a square 1922.

14636, 2013.

To roam 1060

and wrong H99hand 1267 6, 1388.

or wrong 2720 6.
Righteous

of a

6,

mouth 1329.

1712, 2307, 2488

wife 2569 6, 2581.

1926,
2606.

b.

Right 69, 767, 1388, 1635, 1793,

1838, 1852, 1891 6, 1959 6,
22156, 2337, 2350, 25646,
2589, 2598, 2628, 27206,
2730 6, 2745.

Reunited 2532,

Revolt 1870

1727

Ridge 376, 1157, 2199

Ridicule 494, 2012 6.
Riding 2546

Reunion 2552.

Revoked 858

6,

6.

a boat 1125

Root 985

born 1554.

6.

Reviling 2143.

To

1726

6,

of the

River 1400 6, 1532, 1586, 1618,

2609, 2707.

Ridiculous 495, 1215, 1682.

Revived 1754.

6.

Rivalry 2697.

Riddle 1827, 1845.

revive 11956. 12016,

1129
of

Rising 2598.

6,

b.

Reviewing 156.

To

b,

Ricketty 1384

b,

292, 965

6,

188, 353,
503, 547, 918, 1310, 1643,
2117, 2182 6,
1927, 2108,
2201.

Reversion 1668.

1675

1675,

6,

Room

Rival 529

communis

6.

6, 1 336 6.
1080 6, 1121
11316, 1134 6, 1135

Roof 1072

(enjoined) 2013.

water 650 6, 2201 6.

Rich 314. 5i b, 5836, 1473
i49 2 > 1 748
1490,
1491,
2240, 2546.

Ricinus

Reversed 498 b, 506 b.

To be reversed 504 b.

6.

rise 446, 935 6.

Risen 2405, 2692.

b,

6,

RONDELETIA 1248

To

Rite 1310

6,

Roller 1645, 17816, 1914,20926.

To romp 1292

into view 49 2,

Riches 523, 1490.

Richness 1492.

2108.

To

6.

1234

6.

19126,

roll 905 6,
957 6, 958
985 6, 1022 6, 1024 6, 2442
2443 6, 2722 6.
down 905 6.

6.

6.

Risk 1052,
2149

6.

1872

To

6.

1699

1633.

6.

b,

18676,

6,

Rook

(new) 1536.
b.

1343
2080 6.

Rise 1216.

1504.

gruel 1360 6, 23436.

2390.

1208
6,

Ripe 1637, 1784 6.

To ripen 1183 6, 1699

Revenger 1813.
field

574

2720

To ripple 766

Ribs 1644.

2101.

6,

Roll

6.

6.

6,

Ripeness 1637,
1697, 1784 6.

b.

Revelation 342.

Revenge

943-

1725.

1217

6,

Rhubarb 2408 6.
Rhyme 2280 6, 2341.

Rib 7986, 1277

6,

Roguery 796, 1073, 1205

Ringlet 657, 861

Rhythm

Rodomontade 27506.
Roe 3156, 2254 6.
Rogue 1272, 1444, 1515.
Roguish 1272, 1489

1393 6, 1411 6.
ring 1011 6, 1256 6, 1260

Ringing sound 585

6.

6-

6.

19626, 2473.

worm

To

6.

6,

6,

finger 86.

Mangle 2186 6.
Rhododendron Puniceum
2065 6.

Returning 1676.

Rod 1696

1142 6, 1153
6,
1376, 2076 6.
Ring 269 6, 295 6, 582 6, 1981

6.

2645,

2500,

2492,

Rocket 24, 25, 1343

Rind 896

gymnorrhiza 6476,

robusta 1189

salt

2675.

Rigor 2103.

Retirement 1056

25156.

Rigidity 1160, 2683.

6606.
b.

Robustness 935 6.
Rock 1453, 1711 6, 1842, 2496,

1409,

6,

Rightly 1497 b, 1794 b, 2606

Rigid 580, 1160, 2683.

Rheumatic 1964, 1965, 1966.

Rheumatism 1947 6, 19 6 4Rhinoceros 856, 911 6, 942 6.

Retentive 1506.

875

Rightful 1500.

Rhetoric 221.

Retching 433 b, 669

Retention 1516.

Retiring 465

2681.

6,

Rewarded 1868.

6.

b.

Retinue 1307
To retire 628

Righteousness
2346.

1808,

Reward 4106, 5466, 1723,

1867, 1889

b.

ROBROT.

RIG ROB.

REW RIG.

RETREV.

6.

exaltata 1897 6.
6,
6.
6,

glabra 1953

b.

perforata5836,6n6,

621 6.
Rotten 8586, 1440, 1640,25686.
Rottenness 1640 6.
Rqttlera dicocca 284 6.

peltata 24946,26476,

2828

ROT RUI.
Rottlera

RUI SAC.

tetracocca 2272

6.

Ruinous 1226

tinctoria

794,

Ruins 654 6.
Rule 646 6, 690

689,

1340, 1458, 1755.

Rough
896

350, 431

621, 883 b,
2045, 2402,

6,
b,

1176

b,

2303

Ruler 70, 71, 73, 104,

1536 6, 1586, 1587,
2661 6, 2734 6.

b.

To rough hew 768

b.

Rum

b.

Roughness 696, 2402.

To
To

1037, 1926.

rove 1876

Rout 2371

Row

336, 347, 376, 590 b, 1639,

b, 1697 b, 1922, 2408,
2527* 2637 b.

1695

1987

1245

b,

2098

b,

Rower 12686,
Rows 1318 b.

b,

1942

6,

b.

1786, 1986.

and press 2232

out 2367

2371

b,

1101, 2082

6,

6.

2463,

1158

6,

2198

1196, 1991, 2136,

2198, 2202, 2589.

6,

6,

1501

6,

1505

6,

over 449

461

b,

6, 1476.

6.

2231, 2232

6,

1085
2300
6,

b,
6,

2228
2326

Rudeness 230, 242, 250, 2073

2082 6.

Rueixia

longifolia

651

6,

709

b.

Sable-fish

Nagchana 1547
6,

6.

cylindricum

6,

1305 o, 1562, 1991, 1996 b,

2015, 2187, 2424 b, 2555,

To

6.

ruin 1543 6,

Ruined 134,
1137
2015.

b,

44<>,

1523,

6,

862

6,

505,
930, 1076, 1935

Munja40i, 2198

2133

6,

6,

6,

2294, 2328.

Salvia

Sagacious
2569-

506 6.
Salvinia cucullata 288 6, 411 6,
4126, 481, 679 b, 17066,

1509, 2223

1338,

Sage 1216,
2426.

1469,

Sagittaria

cordifolia 1271 6.

Sago 2624

1695

2062,

6,

6,

b,

b.

Sara 675, 965, 1353,

1746, 2469.

semidecumbens8636.

2071, 2308, 2603, 2653.

imbricata 1706

2496

b.

sagittifolia

1563

6.

Same

6,

550

Sameness 2588

6,

2591,

527, 537
2595, 2757 6.

6.

6,

1801,

2588,

2595,

2635Sanctity 1658, 2505.

1726

b.

(to

fill)

6.

1726

1726

Sandy

23636.

19146, 22356,

6.

Sale 301 6, 1992 6, 1993, 19946.

19946.

Saleable 828, 1649,

6,

2641,

place 2227.
6.

Saint 1597, 2241, 2358, 2571.

fire

2092

6,

gi8,

land 2227.

b.

Sailor 8656, 8766, 1194&, 11956.

13136,

ig8i

8556, 916,

2674.
b.

1726

Anthony's

Sand 19816, 19826,2402, 24026.

bank 1041 6, 1760, 2641.
Sandal 711,
1714.

6.

17266.

(to take in)

(for)

6.

obtusifolia

back) 1726

Salary

802

verticillata

2335,

6.

6,

6.

parviflora

Salutary instruction 2745.

Salutation
1537, 1800,
1912.

(to

2277

officinarum 278
2836, 286 6, 4006,401, 513
1750, !750 b.

procerum 1231

6.

459, 873
1543, 1659

Salver 897

Saffron 733, 794, 1189 6, 2363.

(to set)
6.

6.

Salve 1837, 2231 6, 2232 6.

fuscumi7o86,i7og6.

2446.

Ruin 440, 441, 458, 483, 863

2730

b.

6.

Saltpetre 2340, 2519

Safety 174* 767, 1589, 1592.

(to hoist) 1726.

6,

505

2047, 2328,

cloth 1244 6, 1726

Saccharum Bengalense 1080

ringens 2062 6.

Rug 964

418

6.

Salvation 1367, 1674.

(to lower)
6,

b,

2425, 2527.

S.

802, 982, 1368, 1690, 1911.

438

434, 465, 466, 592, 724.

897, i860, 2121, 2161, 2371,

b.

230, 242, 2083 b, 2405.

6,

2450.

1623

Saltness 2434

6.

Said

goose 1036.

Rude

saddle 1201

Saltish

6.

6.

b.

fish

6.

6.

6.

2450

fish

b.

Safe 588, 1592 6, 1602.

Sail

1085

b,

To

water
Salted 2426

6.

1004, 1005,

Rustling 2229.

Rusty 878

980.

6,

water 2426

b,

6.

Ruddy 1239

sea 2426 6.

Sagacity 1216, 1338, 2008, 2062,

2569, 2664.

6.

language 1005.
b,

Sacrilege 1459.

6.

Rupture 117, 1877 6.

Rural 1004, 1005, 1183.
6,

15836, 16236, 16326,

17006, 2425, 2443, 2450.
cellar 2426 6.

Sad 73, 115, 473 *, 1444,1592,

1609, 2027, 2028, 2159, 2330,

b.

6.

6.

Salt 19,

merchant 2434, 2443

mine 2426 6.

Sadness 437
2330.

Rusticity 1081 b.

2732

6,

2149

b,

6.

Rust 632, 878

port 878

6.

6.

manufactory 1636

Saddle 1201

away i6go 6, 2536

downward 2152 6.

6.

1656, 2257, 2454.

1710

1478, 1690

Rustic 466 6, 936

1081 6, 1692 6.

Rubra 2363 b, 2436 6.

Rubus Gpwry-phul 1000

1163,

6.

a risk 2149

6,

Sallow 577 6, 1880

Sally 1225 6.

2334, 2345.

2516.

servant 1501

759

6,

6.

2103

grass 767.

cloth 1201

run 1472

tetrandra 1948
tetrasperraa

post 2354.

1573.

2313.

6,

b.

Ruddle 979

Sacrificial

838, 2451 6.

1147 6, 1383 6,
1613,
2437, 2669.
Salix Babylonica 1948 6.

6.

Sacred 152, 1751, 2148, 2224

2 553i 2726 6.

6.

Runner 1 166.
Running 932, 1472

Rubia Manjit'h 222, 704, 705,

Rudder 622,

To

b,

2724.
6,

2448.

6,

2567

b.

Rubbed 1026, 2252

Rubber 2271 6.

2741

b.

360

To rummage 2736 b.
Rumour 592 6, 719, 1162,

Run away

Royalty 70, 1969 b, 2175, 2387.

To rub 1014 6, 1015 b, 1020 6,
1027 6, 1266 b, 1614 6, 1747 b,
ig6i b, 22296, 2231 6, 22326,
2251 6, 2255 6, 2367 6.

Ruby

1908

6,

198,

ruminate 1181

Rump

presence 2389.

1237

To

1518

405,421, 820, 1933,

2317, 2333, 2344, 2570, 2585,

Rumoured 2527.
Rumours 145 6, 343

Royal 2386.

Rubbish 346

Sacks 962

2503.

b.

To row 847

6,

6,

oil

usage 297, 1751, 2573.

acutus 1213

1100

1385

6,

Saline 519, 2425.

Saliva

Sacrifice 75.

vesicarius

b.

676, 709, 710 b,

869 6, 1785.

6.

Rumbling 925.

Rumex

402,
711,

cloth 1039 6, 1040 6.

1461,
2486,

388.

To rumble 906

about 407 b, 1674.

rouse 1015 b, 1082 b, 1183

b,

Sack 965, 1380

2105 6.

b.

sketch 1711

Round 995

795

of three inverse 2037.

copy 867

b,

1586,

b,

of three 1375.

2405.

draft

420,

1310
2111, 2486, 2666.
6,

SALSAP.

SAC SAL.
Saccharum spontaneum

1562, 2555.

b,

soil

2641.

Sanseviera Zeylanica 960,1893,

2210,2211, 2306,2326,2329,
2504 6, 2706.

Santalum album

1050.

Sap 2197, 2254

2635.

6,

Sapid 2608.

Sapindus detergens 1880, 23gg6,

1

99 1 6, 1994.

2400.
saponaria 205.

Saleableness 828.

Salesman 1994.

Salicornia Indica 1616,11986.

1

Sapium bacciferum 2og2 6.

Indicum 2750 6, 2751

6.

2829

SCA SCO.

SAP SCA.
Sapium sebiferum

1 1

13

Sapless 246, 1621, 2502.

Sapphire 1621, 1622.

Sarcasm 147,2012

813.

Sarcostema viminalis2677,2678.
Sash 1646

1703

6,

Satanic 2468

To

664

Scarecrow

b.

Scarifier

b.

148

2720

To

Satiated 1351, 1664, 1676.

scatter

1674,

1591, 1607,
1688, 2391 b, 2716.

Satisfaction

Satisfactory 1347, 1351, !7 2 3Satisfied 1059, 1351, 1591, 1607,

1674, 1676, 1769, 1856.

To

satisfy

b,

1347

Saturation 1778

Saturday 2464

1777

To
1127

b,

Savage 2866, 720, 1183, 1907,

1911, 1915-

Sauce 1137

1271

b,

boat 814

Saucer 1741

Save 1368

To

b,

2108.

b.

b.

b.

save 1309

1549

b,

Savour 394, 1325, 2196

2379Savouriness 2197 b.

b,

2378,

Sausage 1627

b.

Saw

b,

366, 617

dust 963

Science 548
2486.

b,

1584
Sciolist

Sawyer 367 6, 617 b.

say 1934 b, 2106 b.
Saying 434, 1038, 2106
2426 b.

b,

2355

scald 1221

b,

1322

scale

878

Scales 269

b,

b,

grossus 1894

2473-

b,

b,

1785

b.

1489,23546,

Season 417

6.

2329

Scratched 810

Scrawl 592

588

6,

6,

811

6.

6.

6.

1098

6,

6, 1743
honour 999.
Second 752 6, 1189
1483, 2019 6.

6,

793

6,

2752

tetragonus 1896

vegetus 2262

6.

Scissars

624

2314

6,

650

6,

Sciurus palmarum 669

b.

873

2269

6,

6,

6,

1791,
2681.

Scurf 1076

Scandal 133.

To

b.

Scurrility

Scandalous 133.

Scolded 926.

2327.

6,

b,

2201,

6,

6.

1902

6,

675,

74,

1870

6,

Secundines 270

To

6.

2226

935

2299

6.

1593

6,

6,

857,

1972

b,

1506,
2610,

Secular 553, 2551, 2552, 2621.

condition 2551.

6.

1880

b,

To scum 2232

6.

2162

Section

Secure 1592

b.

6,

Sect 906, 2202, 2602.

6.

6.

Scold 634, 675

1455

6,

966 6, 989 6, 1018

J 596 6, 2381 6.

Scufflingly 1320 6.

2232

b,

Secretly 22, 140 6, 171 6, 558 6,

6.

Scum 943
6.

1103

6,

140, 966, 1119 6, 1129,

1583, 1593 b, 2381, 2578.

Secretary 1425

6,

Sculptor 1526

6,

Secret

Scuffling 1988, 2233.

6.

1472

6,

6.

672

6,

1617, 2381.

2237

2235,

2439.

Scaly 2473.

scold 1225

b.

6.

scrutinize 1294 6.

Scuffle

1743.

person 2354.

Secondary 142, 999.

Secondly 1483 6.
Secrecy 140, 973, 989

6.

6,

Scrutoire 422
6,

6,

of

2324

6,

6.

6.

Seat 387, 915

6.

6.

Scripture 2438.

To

2092,

(vernal) 1938.

Seasonings 2235

109

Scruple 1954

6.

523, 700,

6.

Seasoned (highly) 1232

6.

Scrotum 813, 2302.

6.

b.

6,

6,

6.

792
6,

b.

Seasonable 1855, 2633.

Seasonableness 2507 6.

Screen 3126, 5576, 1135, 1229

1244 6, 1686 6, 2110.

2298

quinqueangularis 1167

b.

Searching 1314

1066

6,

Scribe

plantagineus 1110 b.

6.

b.

1040

ill

6.

1966

6.

Searcher 13146.

810

6,

To screw 1699

2355

glomeratus 1895
b.

2198, 2254

Scale 1309 b, 1728

To

6,

6.

6.

6,

Searched 2270.

scratch 305

Screw 1776

diphyllus 1327

Scabrous 2402.

To

6.

874

sear 1421.

Screened 2113, 2120.

794 6, 2231
complanatus 617 6.

b,

b.

6.

Screening 2549

Kysoor 642,642
795 b, 890 b, 939.

b,

6.

2147.

bispicatus

b.

2196

6,

6,

6.

To scream

b.

2298.

b,

Search 123, 8826, 8936, 1114,

1281 b, 1293, 1294 b, 1294,
1310, 1314 6, 2270, 2578.
To search 880 6, 882 6, 1114 6,
1281 6.

6.

Scream 660, 1088

6.

autumnalis 1621.

Scab 721, 8966.

Scabbard 671 b, 812, 874

Scaffold

1649, 2003, 2010.

anceps 1207

b.

To
6,

1105 b.

1030.

6,2267

Seam 2640

1477,

I.

Scratching 759

Scilla Indica 597

6,

2232 6,2251

6,

scramble 672

Scratch 721

6.

791

6.

School 11226, 12546, 17046,2199.

boy 1648 6.

To

6.

ring 34, 2298.

Scoured 2250 6, 2271.

Scourge 805 6, 1075 b, 1127

To scrape 758

SciRrus articulatus 1116

2105

scour 1681

Scrape 1954

b.

6.

6.

wax 949

Scholia 1978, 2068, 2116, 2161.

To

Scabby 866

Seal 1177

6.

Scholiast 2161.

Scion 31, 633

820.

6,

Sealing 858

To

77 2122.

Scimitar 247, 615, 856, 868

869 6, 1052, 1309, 1313

Savoury 546, 21976, 2380, 2380 b,

2381,2660.

6.

1177

calf

6,

Scorner 153.

Scholarship 1649,

809

6.

Sealed 2298.

scorn 170

Scout 974.
Scramble 672

2234

6,

To

2255

6,

Sea 170, 197, 210, 1175, 1400

2599born 2634.

Scorching 2143.
Score 742 6, 1990.
Scoride 872 6, 2454.

Scholar 1135, 1322, 1649, >75''>

2008, 2011,2135, 2300 6.
1

6.

6,

salt 17.

To

Sciatica

Saviour 1387, 1674, 2321, 2367.

2143, 2151

Scentless 1596.

Schreuera Swietenioides

b.

2151

Sceptical 2577.

master 1704

Saving 2566.

6,

b,

scorch 1227

Scorpion 647 6,
2001 6, 2071.

6.

Saved 1616,2367, 2566.

Savings 687

1983,

Scheme 639.
Schleicher a pentapetala 1767

Saturn 2464.

6,

1413

6,

1994,

1033,

Scytalia Danura 556

Litchi 2439

6.

2179.

Sceptre 1390, 2387.

b.

1082

6.

6.

rimosa 1332

Scorched 1227

b.

b.

6,

468, 923 6, 1296,

1321, 2156, 2266 6, 2297 6.

6.

Scavenger 2735 6.
Scent 295, 916,
i997> 2515 6.

Gotera 1038

Scybala 1634

1355 6.
Scope 106,

6.

139 6, 2001 6.
Scattered 378 6,
1992,
2000, 2001 b, 2296 b.

Satin 322 6.

6.

Scoeopendra morsitans 1352

Satiety 50, 1674.

Scuttle 1070 6, 1235

6.

Glareola 678
1

Scarlet 720 6,

satiate <)47 b.

2291.

fusca 701 6,

Chobaha 1118

6.

2385 6.
557 6, 1126

SCU SED.
Scurrilous 150, 578 6, 578, 888 6,
1440, 1445, 1640 6, 2290 6,

6.

scollop 1282 6.

b.

Scarce 144, 1245 6, 1445.

Scarcely ever 833.

Scarcity 144, 1245 6, 2762

b.

To

Scolopax

Scarceness 1445.

b.

Satchell 773 6, 1236

Satellite

1098, 11556,

ScaraBjEUs Centaurus 966

Gideon 992 b.

Sarcastic 147, 2107.

Sarcocele 810 b,

Scolding 12246, 1319

Scar 835, 10156,

1409 6.

2107.

6,

SCO scu.

Scanty 143.

6.

2291,

6,

6,

928

6,

178

6.

1594, 1602.

secure 1021 6.

Security 174, 1191 6, 1589, 1592,

1594, 2272 6, 2367, 2419, 2708.

Sedateness 2214.

2830

SED SEL.
Sediment 646
Sedition 1870

SEL SER.

864, 867 6,9436.

6,

Selvage 273

b.
!

Seditious 13906, 1437

To

seduce 1879
Seduction 2029.

Semblance 2406.

b.

206,

265,

2182

b.

2630

25, 110,

2058, 2144,

1718,

b.

Seeratula

Semicircle 216.

To

see 1065 b, 1456 b, 2758

Seed 1999 b, 2055 b, 2055.
bed 2055 b.

b.

word 1269

Sending 418

Seedling 1078 b.

seek 880

882

b,

to ascertain

Seeking 1314

1281

b,
1

b.

197

seize

1698

b,

603 b, 672
2727 b.

b,

103

Selection 1693
Self

339

Sensible 1509, 2024, 2062, 2204,

2215, 2564, 2658, 2753

evidence 11896.

1600,

b,

b.
b.

894

b,

b,

2710

applause 320,
1059 6, 1061.
1

321, 3396,

consciousness 321.

Separately 376

existent 321, 2711.

Separateness 1724, 1773, 2109.

importance 260, 318, 393,

b, 1261 b, 1394 b,

Separation

2258

b,

b,

interested 2716.
praise 321,

339

1304 6, 1364, 1724,

2000,2014, 2042,2110,2111,

sufficiency 260.

willed 339 b,

September- October 385.

528

b,

260

sell

1992

Seller 1994-

b.

b,

Set 251, 971, 971 b.

To

2079

b,

2308

160

6.

379

a thing

2293

6.

down 505

a trap 1871

6.

at liberty

43

on

fire

6,

2164.
828,

To sew 2640

1 1

Shade

6.

Shadow
11536,

6,

6.

11936, 1222

6.
6.

Setting aside 1591.

6,

2641

6,

2674

b,

2303

6,

6.

6.

36.

1136, 1809.

Shady 1 1 37 6.
Shaggy 794, 1235
Shake 608.

12366.

6,

To

shake 608 6, 656 6, 1226

1230 6, 1231 6, 1282 6, 1446
1550 6, 2423 6, 2433 6.

6,
6,

Settle 761 6.

To

settle 6546, 8586, 11006,

11166, 12566, 13836,21036,
2283 6, 2278 6.

a dispute 877

Shaken 1309, 1511,2433

Shalot 2378

6.

Settled 858 6, 1595, 1599, 1614,

b.

Shaking 608, 1053, H67, 2696.

Shallow 20, 1041 6, 2652 6.

Sham 1527

6.

1546
Shambles 2510.
b,

Shame! 2666,

1627

6,

6.

1365, 2129,2422,

Settlement 1613, 1651, 18666,

1882 6, 19136, 20366, 23766.

Shamefaced 22506, 22906, 23186.

Shameful 2422

Settling 8586, 1595, 1599, 2286,

Shameless 913,
2096 6, 2422.

To
To

sequester 379

6.

6.

6,

922,

822, 823,

2036

2432

6.

Seven 2582, 2625 6.

fold 2583 6.

6,

1326,

2408,

2569

6,

Seventeenth 2568

6,

Seventh 2583, 2625

Seventy 2570

b.

foetida 1326.

6,

6,

2470

2739

6,

1606,

b,

2763.

1093

6,

Shamelessness 221, 1606, 20936.

6,

2582.

2626

2582.

Shape 281, 284, 905 6, 1277

1473 6, 2075 6, 2306, 2406.

To

2582.
6,

Seventieth 2582.

Seriousness 947

Seeissa

2278

Seventeen 2568

Serenity 2481.

590

settled

2594-

sequestrate 603 6.

Serious 2159.
b.

set aside

6.

Severity 579 6, 580, 670,

1208 6, 1598, 1613.

Sewer 1177 6, 1213

Sewing 2646.
Shabby 1569 b.
Shaddock 1965 6.

6.

538

6,

Sepulchre 2521.

1639,
2512.

Selfishness 1148 b, 2716.

6.

To be

Series
b.

1832

Septum 2243.

Serenade 2414
440,

2708, 2718.

Selfishly

grandiflora, 21, 18866.

21936, 22786, 2286,

2554, 26326.

Seraglio 115, 1163 6,22456.

sufficient 260.

1554, 2098.

2112,

Sequence 1296.
1396,1413.

restraint 1198,

342

6.

b.

preservation 319.

Selfish 260,

1163, 1773

6,

2181, 2030, 2031.

important 946
2261 b.

To

6.

destruction 321, 2710.

946 b, 1210
1413 b.

6,

Separated 2000, 2030, 2110, 2 164,

2181.

denial 415.

6.

precious stones 1160

1958

6,

6,

789.

6,

Severed 1141, 2000, 2009

with

1832

sever 1146

Several 109

Sesamum Indicum 702

Sentient 1111, 1114, 1203.

2181

delusion 320.

6.

b,

6.

Severe 580, 581, 1194, 1245

1597, 1613, 1684.

Session 2285

separate

two 1482, i486, 1948

1987

Severally 376 6, 527

Sent 840, 1624, 1802, 1843, 1859.

Sentence 1952, 2106 6, 2644.

To

2537.

Serving 1678.

Sesbana iEgyptiaca

Separate 1208 6, 1304 6, 1867 6,

1873 6, 2031, 2108, 2299 6.

6,

three 1331 6, 1334 6.

13566, 13586, 1366, 13746.

To

b.

1719

6,

Sensibleness 2753 6.
Sensual propensity 415.

Sentiment 472, 2059, 2154, 2202,

2378, 2512.
Sentinel 1121 6, 1570 6, 2672.

1147

6,

Servitude 714, 1420, 15356,1669,

2531-

Separable 1147.

control 320.

1618

6,

Orientale 57, 1335.

b.

conscious 319.

675

Sentry 1844.

396.

composed 872

6.

b.

acquired 2716, 2718.

command

Servile

Senses 414.

1118

b,

2079

Serviceable 628, 630, 789

Senselessness 1215.

Seldom 594 b, 833.

Select 876 b, 1917.
select

Service 480, 497, 8786, 10686,

11996, 1300, 1420, 1672,2134,
24136, 2508, 2673.

b,

Seizure 1003.

1958

Sensation 1111, 1114, 1216.

(organs of) 1644.

1142

third 1366, 1374 6.

Sense all, 2104.

6.

six

6.

sixth 2537.

6.

Serum 2317, 2530.

2625

516, 539.

6,

seven 2584, 2626

seventh 2584.

6,

1111.

6,

2134

6,

996

Served 1208.

Senseless 82, 83, 1215.

1141

b,

serve 870

16406.

6,

one 534 6, 535 6.

second 1482, i486.

Seniority 1218.

of feeling

Seized 976, 1002.

To

1843.

6,

b.

Seemingly 1454 b.
Seen 1069, 1453, 2055, 2418.

To

To

1636

ninth 516.

6.

(female) 1110

b.

b.

b.

To seem 1215

6.

five

nine 516

1952, 1954,

Servant 94, 34, 71 4,

1068 6, 1420, 1535 6.

b.

To send 17056, 2106

vessel 813.

To

Serrature 1410

534.

fourth 1044.

156,

cinerea 11496.

Semifluid 1031 b.

lobe 2056.
plot 2055 b, 2251

6.

Antlielmintica

b.

Seminal 2519.
Seminary 1 122

first

four 1044,11206,11236.

785, 825, 1776,

2657, 2678.

1643.

fifth

6.

Serpentine 745 6.
Serrated 93, 1270

1354, 2055.

virile

Seventy

Serpent 262, 1547, 2168, 2610,

Semen 1502, 2409

Sedulous 528, 2523.

See
1693 b.

SEV SHA.

SER-SEV.
Sermon 1500.

6.

Semecarpus Anacardium

b.

2170

b,

1962

6,

6.

shape 905

6,

2075

6,

6.

Shapeless 1592.

Share 2, 5906, 7226, 1899, 19496,

1950 6, 2025, 2147, 27486.

eight 237, 308 6.

To

eighth 237.

Shared 2024, 2130.

share 1950 6.

2831

SHA SHE.
Shareholder

2748

4,

Shareless 76.

2748

6,

Shew 1256 b, 1257

To shew, 1456 b.

b.

-Shark 160, 1005, 2734.

Sharp 435, 862, 1092 6, 1116 b,

1117, 1255 6, 1331 b, 1332,
1337, 1507*, 1796,2191,2584,
2664, 2752 b.
pointed 1142

sharpen

1117

1338.

b.

1332

b,

b,

2480 b.
Sharpened 1608, 2492.

Sharpness
2099.

To

b.

1353

1338,

Shattered 1173

shave 687

1846,

b,

Shaver 2720

b.

Shaving 687

6,

2295

b,

Shilly-shally

To

shine 1035

Shining
10 35

To

379 b, 680, 1019

1156 b, 1184, 1200

b,

Shears 624

1785, 1194

b,

688

b,

736

738, 840,

b,

b,

933

b,

955

To

shoe a horse 1560

Shoeing 1561

b.

2103 b, 2104, 2105

2208, 2267 b.
812, 856, 873
952 b, 1738.

b,
b,

738, 883
2201.

To shed 1226

1235

b,

6,

b,

To

6.

b,

2293

b.

shoot (said of pain) 1240

Shop 338, 1465

b.

1226

fold

892

To

b.

robusta 234, 559 b, 699,

768, 2476, 2483, 2610, 2617,
2638.
1

1,

Sheepishness 2180

Shelf 1304 b,

Shot

2254

b,

1094

1381

b,

Shovel 2736

39

6.

shell 793.

Shelter 386, 1137 5, 2469.

shelter 1949 b.

Sheltered 386, 2550.

803

6,

726

6,

To shout 1268
Show 307 b,

b.

798

6,

b,

Sign

1324

6,

1529
2598.

6,

bi

6,

1454,
2055.

6,

1593,

6,

419 6, 790, 1097,

1585, 1608 6, 1800,
2417, 2418, 2433, 2560, 2567.
402,

1523

6,

of the Zodiac 2396.

Signal 402, 1098, 1258

6.

2546

6.

6,

Signet 2298.
Significance 1956.
Significant 2637.
Signification 211.

Signified 2021.

Silence 5,

To

1877, '877

2325

6,

worm
6.

6.

b,

the eyes 1038

6.

1039

b,

b,

Silliness

6.

6.

2097

6.

1341

6,

6.

Silly 170,

1536

6,

2103

2729

6.

6,

6.

6.

1603, 2097

Silver 1067 6, 2370,

2407

6,

6.

tissue 1967 6.
6.

Silurus acanthius 406

2166.

aeutus 503
690 6, 1250 6, 1340

6.

6,
6.

6,

1409

Clarias 313

6,

fossilis

687

2104, 2267
;

6,

b.

6.
6,

b.

6,

pungentissimus
2257 6,2491 6.

6.

b.

1705, 2103
2385, 2619.

pictus 295

6,

6.

porosus 972

1779
Asiatica 1230 6.

674

Ascita 925 6, 1251

Asotus 1718.

Batrachus 2253

712

6,

6,

1632.

687

6,

quadrivittatus 1748 6.

1933, 1961,

sagittatus 1700 6, 1731.

6.

graveolens 1894

sex-carinatus 1067 b.

6.

6.
1

157

rhombifolia

deference 1623 6

2410

6,

6.

pelorius

alba 1548

humilis

6.

cloth 1113 6, 1646

6.

6,

6,

1691

957

Silken 782, 819, 2410

the door 1229

744
Shyness 744 6.

2080

1379

Silk 723, 849, 1702 6,

2297

6,

cordifolia 558,
b.

2328.

6,

assent 2328.

up 1951

b.

6,

1620, 2328.

Sickly 2412.

b.

103

1103

Silent 1347, 1349, 1564, 1589 b,

1055.

Shutter 599, 1234

Shutting 1585.

Shy 743

silence

Sid a acuta 6196.

816.

To show 1792

I,

Sickness 1220, 1916, 1993, 20746,

2090 6, 2118, 2402, 2412.

1168
11806, 13066,13246, 1525

man

797

6.

663
1411, 2426 6.

2681.

of joy 505

1306

1456
2382

Signature 1405

6.

Sickle 662 6,

b.

b,

1132

b,

6.

with love 687.

b.

b.

blade 2169.

b,

1177, 2273,

6,

out 155

b.

b,

Shoulder 655

6.

cutter 2477

To

b, 1 1

Shout 1801, 2750

2460, 2476

To

26

1131

1080,

1226

Sick 126, 248, 317, 1992, 2028 6,

2074 6, 2090 6, 2402.

Shove 1262 b, 1278 b, 1283

To shove 1262 b, 1283 6.

6.

Shell 895,

1 1

b.

1318

798

Shuttle 1540 6, 1551, 2251

time 226, 871

b.

6,

up 154.

Shortsighted 226, 870

of water 1072

726
2503

shut 1280

b.

Sheet 559 b, 1073 b, 2469.

of paper 661 6, 1317
1867 b.

6,

68.

Shorn 2296.

precept 2666.

b.

6,

up 2403, 2683.

lived 227.

b.

734

Shut 1585.

1649.

b,

tears 821 b.
6,

6,

To shudder 656 6,
To shun 1449 6.

Short 57, 86g, 1948 b, 1950 b,

1973 b, 2075 b, 2420, 2762.

Sheep 941 b, 2320.

(Cape) 1438

726

1934, 2509, 2559.

Shore 573, 654 b, 717 b, 774,

129a b, 1338, 1532,
1291,
1706 b, 1720, 2413.

Shoreless
6,

6.

Shedding 1225

shrivel

Shorea
b,

6,

Shrunk 797 6.
Shudder 1055

(sprout) 1691.

b,

Sieve

b.

b,

keeper 1465

2314

2008,

6,

Shroud 1087, 2466 6.

Shrub 844, 972, 10306, 12246,
1230 6, 1231 6.

Shoot 473, 581, 1061.

b.

1759

6,

b.

Shrivelled

b.

1637.

6,

Siege 2413.

shrink 607

1343

Shoemaker 1077

b,

look 577.

Shrill 621, 1199 6, 1205 b.

Shrimp 404 6, 405, 439, 1084,
1085 6, 1193 6.

798

b.

6,

2584.

To

b.

b,

b.

Sidesman 752

Shrewdness 2008.

(dram) 1714, 2207.

Sheat-fish

Sheath 671
895, 895

b.

b.

1189
1728

6,

1644,

lock 657.

Sight
b,

shiver 1040 b.

b.

b,

b,

797

6,

1637,

6,

glance 577.

Shocking 1025.

To

b,

shear 590

b.

648

b,

door 1637.

6.

Shreds 857.

1179

b,

1308
1743

6.

Shrew 1143.
Shrewd 1255

b.

1714.

Sheaf 308 b, 314

984 b, 1760 b.

Shed 528

292

b.

Shoe 496, 1061,1207?), 16586,

b.

734 b.
Shawl 2483, 2638 6.
She 410 b, 432 6, 1296, 1333
1352 b, 2621, 2670 b.

1237

bearer 1280

6,

2072.

b.

Shred 736

Shock 1262
b,

1929

6,

1280, 1866, 1867.

b.

Shearing 590

2382

Side 647

6.

1428, 1598, 1823, 1851.

smith 1561

Shavings 733

To

Shower 1507, 1694

b,

SIDSIM.

respect 1623

Shield

Shoal 1041

1066

6,

To show

Shewn

Shirt 607

b.

2296 b, 2323
Shaved 2296.

'2720

6,

To shower 1919 6, 1929

Shown 1793 6.
Showy 2368 6, 2369 6.

Ship 722

1255

b,

shatter 1249 b.

To

2384

1430, 1831, 2031, 2161, 2162,

2412, 2518, 2569.

Sharpening 1353.
Sharper 1205

b,

Shewing 1822.

Sharing 2147.

To

2320
8106.

b,

Sheriffs officer

Sharer 3, 2609
Shares 717 b.

SHO SID.

SHE SHO.
Shepherd 941

6.

tigrinus

b.

1961,

2436 6.
rhomboidea 2534.

2364

6,

1955

unitus 674

b.

6.

Simia Erythraea 1044, 2227.

ferox 1622.

2832

SIMSIN.

SIN SKI.

Similar 103, 425, 533, 534

539, 54'2, 1321, 1346,

b,

810

Sinuosities

536,
2574,

2588, 2595.

Siphonanthus

hastata 2737

Indica

2595, 2627.

1195
2245 b.

Sir

Similitude 488, 564, 1010.

Simper 2221.

To simper 2290
462

2619

2293

6,

b,

2103

7g2,

b,

2063

6,

1423

(eldest)

1429

b,

son 1884

Simultaneousness 2361.

Sit

down 2102

Sin

To

sit

28, 640, 721, 725 b, 729,

1446, 1469, 1708, 2115, 2231.

divaricata 1910

glauca 2535

b.

patens 1331

b,

b,

2689,

1260

ramosa 248, 8436,2383?*,

Sincere 6, 13, 442 6, 462 6, 464,

521, 8756, 1388, 1454 6, 1681,
1797, 2085 6, 2303 b, 2571,
2608, 2644 6, 2676.
Sincerity 6,

8,

part 335

Sixth

1446

b,

1708,

1718.

sing 935 6.
b.

Singing 724, 935

66, 534
1565, 1867 b.

Single

943, 948

6,

b,

534-

1636

four 1044, 1123

b,

535,

536

thing 873

6,

Sink 1213

6,

2303

b,

2061

6,

6,

1274
2103

b.

down 1313
Sinking 923

b.

Sinless 76, 84.

6,

1314

6.

b,

6,

Skein 1880

6,

2442

6.

Skewer 1083
Skiff

1272

b,

1707

6,

1709

6,

1138

1276

6.

b.

To
To
Slip

sling

1646

6.

714

6,

To

slip

2609

b.

6.

139

slink off

1716

6.

558 6.
1998 6.

6,

300

1871

6,

1646

6,

Slit

Slander 133, 1006, 11016, 14436,

1677.

Slope 822

Slanderer 1101

Sloping 905

1658

1776

6.

To

633

1140.

6,

1278, 1585, 1861.

6,

slope 1279

6,

go6

6,

b,

Slanderousness 1783.

Sloth 223 6,
2266.

743

Slothful

6,

slap

1073 6, 10746, 13246,

1382 b.

10426, 12586, 13796.

11106.

1560,

2435

1714,

6.

Sloppy 1640

6.

b,

b.

Slanderous 1667.

b,

1732 6,

6.

Slain 1616, 2119, 2722.

b,

6.

6,

b.

Slipping 905

6.

2266.

6.

374,942

906

6,

b,

1301, '573 ")

577,

Slothfulness 374.

Sloven 1780

b.

Slovenly 663

6.

Slough 574 6,
To slough off 866

Slow 1005, 1281

6.

1508

b,

397 6,
2464

6.

6,

16286,

2220.
b,

2437

6,

Slowly 392 b,
1510 6, 2221

6,

Slowness 2035, 2221.

Slavery 714, 1420.

Slubbering 2437

6.

Slayer 2724.

Slaying 2743.
6,

b.

Slight 2741 6.

Slipper 1207 b,

Slaughter 590 b, 666 6, 887 6,

1616, 1904, 2510, 2723, 27306,
2737 b, 2743.

6.

6, 18736.
2609 6.

Slipped 1998.

6.

house 2510

6,

I;

2669.

Skeleton 571.

Sketch 1257
2438-

1870

6,

(home-bom) 8746.

two 1482, i486, 1983

Skate-fish 2476 6.

b.

sink 1103 6, 1118

1379

b.

three 1358 b, 1366, 1374-

6.

6,

(female) 1419, 1420,19506.

number 532

905

6,

Slippery 1084, 1732

Slaver
b.

6,

Slave 714, 9966, 1110, 1111,

1419, 1420, 1971 6, 2179.

third 1366, 1374.

1249

6,

1732

knot 932
2142,

Slate 1867 6.

sixth 2537.

Singleness 66, 551, 1773.

2141

b.

1147

590

slide

Slag 867

girl

1130

Slice

Slackness 2277, 2492,2514,2529.

To

seventh 2584.

6.

538 b, 1821
Singular 1 304 6, 2080 6.

538.

seven 2584, 2625

six

1624,

6,

slacken 12506, 13836.

b,

6.

Slender 840, 1299, 1709 6, 22856,

2462 6, 2471 6, 2501.

Sling 1875

2277, 2492, 2529.

1053
1379

6,
i

6,

6,

6,

1502

6,

hand 2185.

Slime 310

b.

1281

1301, 1577, 2468.

6,

6.

Slighted 2759

Slap 617, 1040 6, 1041 b, 10426,

6.

fourth 1044.

one 534, 534 6.

second 1482, i486.

6.

1068

lark

Slant 822

6.

ninth 515.

hoofed animal 550.

Singly 527

first

five

nine 515

936

b,

b.

eighth 237.

b.

729,

Singer 935
1379.

2540.

eight 237, 307

Sinecurist 2224 6.

Singed 1227

b,

Sixty 2539, 2540.

(versed) 420, 2469.

Sinew 2367

125

Sixtieth 2540.

Sine of a planet 822.

Sinful 29,

6.

Sleeve 392

1537, 2123, 2510.

To
6.

Sleepy 1022

Sliding

water 2636

Sixteenth 2542, 2543

521,

36g,

13,

1379, 2539.

Sleepiness 1576.

To

To skreen 10196.
To skulk 136 6.

fold 2536, 2538.

Sixteen 2542, 2543 6.

2608, 2636.

v,

11916,15596, 16186.

Skirt 43,

Slack

Six 1124 6, 11256,

Since 151, 23356, 23386, 26706.

760

6,

6.

2159

2693.

6,

Slept 1476.

750

6,

Sky 282, 3886, 851, 899, 1425,

hi

1576

waist 84.

600, 864, 874

2236, 2296, 2306.

873 6, 1256 6,
13986, 17196, 21936,

6.

b.

Slenderness 840, 1299.

Skull

398,

b,

6,

Situated 2688.

racemosa 2391.

1075

172.

Skreen 1280
b,

1576

to)

b.

of

Skirmish 2420.
1322

6,

Sitter 488.

Situation

skip

1871

b.

go

sleep 1022 6, 1237 6,

2515

6.

729

6.

To

10756.

6.

To

2171, 2175, 2193

2690.

b.

skin 793

Skinniness

Sitting 487.

2035

b,

6.

Site

b.

Skin 1054 6, 1061

1137 b, 1376.

b.

2149

b,

487 b, 1317
1939 6, 2102 b.

Sinapis dichotoma
836,
593,
1209 b, 1300, 2226 b, 2609,
2616, 2622 b.

6.

To

6.

(to

Sleight 1206

435

6,

Skinner 1077

daughter 1884

Sister's

6.

818, 1409, 1630, 1646,

1703, 1848, 2003, 2098, 2099,
2102, 2447 6, 2752 b, 2756 b.

Skimmer 433
2132,

6,

(younger) 1151
b.

2756

b,

Skilled 1214, 1675.

in-law 2189.

Simultaneous 527, 532

Simultaneously 2361 b.

J 939
2197

b,

b,

2714.

preterite tense 2173.

To

1212

2752

6,

Sleep (to break) 1576

Skilfulness 767, 1317.

Skill 780,

1200

6,

1884

Sister

Simpleton 924 b.
Simply 1864 b.

To

2489
b,

Sirium myrtifolium 1049.

Sirup 610 b.

b.

b.

2396

6.

1973

2128, 2159.

Simile 458, 488, 1454.

Simple

1295, 1317. 1388, 1646, 1828,

1848, 1998, 2003, 2008, 2039,

Sipping 297.

Similarity 564, 1345, 2588, 2591,

SLE SLU.

SKI SLE.
Skilful 630, 698, 767, 808, 1216,

b.

Sleep 10216, 10226, 1576, 2468,

25186, 2709.

6.

Sluggish 2468.
Sluggishly 2221

6.

Sluice 1561..

Slumber 1021 6.
To slumber 1022
Slut 1780
Sluttish

6,

2173

2173

6.

6.

6.

1508

2833

SMASNA.
Small 225, 782, 842, 843, 869,
1148 6, 1149 b, 1299, 1340,
1395, 1709 ft, 2420, 2509, 2559,
2609, 2664, 2762.
bells 843.

fry 844, 1786

piece 529 b.

pox 957

Snipe 677

2257

b,

b,

2500.

To
To

6.

snort 1379

6,

Snot 2642

Snow 1919

Smallness 782, 843, 1340, 2420,

2425, 2431-

1244

b,

2252

b,

b.

23306,

b.

Smeared 1422,

2252

1576,

b,

2439-

Smearing 2329.
smell 1983

To

b,

2504

Smelling-bottle 47

2515

b,

cirrhifera

b.

b.

753

754

2502

546

425,

6,

b.

Soap 2481

2293

2742

To
To

Smilingly 2293

b.

Smithia aspera 2153

b,

2269

b.

6.

Smoky 1513

1084,

11236,

Sober 2753

6,

828, 1876

To

6.

2291

b.

6,

6,

2319

6,

6,

2282

1539

6,
6.

2121, 2168, 2609.

catcher 2121, 2630

6.

(whip-thong) 11426.
6.

Snare 772, 10216, 18666, 18716.

1477

6,

6,

13906,

Somehow 807

6,

13466,

6,

2232

6,

2312,

6.

6,

787

b,

6,

806

6,

6.

1049.

397

6,

1508

6,

1539

6,

Something 715 6.
Sometime 589 6.

Somewhat 4296,7156, 715,1049.

Somewhere 747 6, 833 6, 1049.
32, 319, 11886, 1299, 1533,
1752 6, 17836, 20796, 2666,
2708.

2271,

2330.

Soiled 573 6.

Sojourner 1828.

Solanum hirsutum 20726,23956.

in-law 1190

878,

1427

6,

1190, 1448.

Sonchus Orixensis 1908 6.

Song 943, 952, 1551Sonneratia acida 269 6, 557
5646, 8496, 8876.

To sort

1958

Sot 978

6,

6.

1059

6.

Sottish 2150 6, 2257

6.

Sought 123, 1245

2270.

6,

Sovereign 70, 152, 1461, 1539,

1540, 1625, 1967 6, 2174, 2175,
2245, 2247, 2390, 2392, 2448.

Sovereignty 331, 1969 b, 2175,

2387, 2392, 2661 6, 2716,

2734 6, 2750 6.
Sound 1031, 1039, 1245, 1523,
1553, 1621, 2376, 2394, 2707,
2709, 2711.

6.

Sounded 2709.
Sounding 1223 6.
Soundness 2707.
Soup 1208 6, 1209
-S355 b,

1238

6,

Sour 198, 870

1239

6,

6,

2503.

gruel 355 b, 1504.

milk 2255

To

6.

be sour 1239

6.

Source 1584, 1830, 20556, 2055,

2307, 2361.
6,

Sourness 198.

South 161

6,

1388.

Sonorous 1256

Son's son 1534.

Southerly 1388

2397, 2698.

Soon 1377, 15296.

Southern 161, 1388, 2340.

apetala 788

2711.

6.

6,

2667.

Indicum 656 6, 658,

659
769, 958 6.
Jacquini 586 6, 586,
651 b, 1576, 2072 6, 2117,

6,

6,

sleep 2661.

Son
809,

1084,

6,

Sort 1185, 1186, 1187, 13096,

1792, 2075 6, 2181, 2363 6.

To sound 1959

6.

Softness

701

Sorrowful 471,
1444, 2516.

6.

6.

Sometimes 5946, 22136.

6,

6.

coeruleus

Soul 111, 112, 115, 170, 321,

846, 1087, 1111, 12006, 14276,
H62, 1755, 2471.

6.

time ago 719

Somebody 642

1118

Sores 1155

438 6, 472, 889, 1322,

14276, 2264, 2384, 2504, 2516.

6.

79i b, 795
i960 6.

little

6,

snap the fingers 1341

2293

6,

one 642

6.

955 b, 2467, 2634 6.

Snake 262, 502, 1038, 1775,1866,

To

807

6,

6.

2144

392

2464

solve 1477

789,

2283

6,

1713, 2123.

6,

Sorrow

Some 5896, 5906, 7156, 715,

6.

Socket 895.

2619

Sordidness 2274.

6.

Solution 457, 8056, 14756, 2135,

2429, 2644.

2283

6.

Sorrel 198, 3556, 11006, 1101.

2576.

6,

Soluble 930, 1477

1518 6, 2171 6, 2175, 22556,

2311, 2312, 2591.

Snail

be solicitous 2156

Solvent 932

Soil

6.

2344.

6,

Solitude 465 6, 2381.

b.

6.

2196

Softly

6.

2253

Solitariness 2381.

breeze 2221.

Smoothness 2695.
To smother 10746, 11826, 12806,
1414 6.
Smuggler 1016 6.

2253

534 b, 535, 536, 537 6,

1129, 1157, 1565, 1583, 1596,
2001.

1883

2170

6,

11426, 11436, 11486.

Sororicide 2133 6.

Solitary

b,

6.

6.

Sore 835, 1155

Sorex

6.

6.

1876

6,

Soft 809, 1084,

1920 6, 2317, 2695.

Smoothing-iron 422 6.

1565, 1654,

6,

560, 580, ion,

1451, 15926, 1595 b.

6,

Socotorina aloe 62.

Soda 838.

b.

Snaffle 1409 6,

1292

6,

6.

2551, 2618

b.

Smooth 10826,

Smut 2170

soar 447

Society 2201

b.

2475,26456,

Solicitous 404, 1093, 1874 6.

1514,

tobacco 1513';, 17386,

Smoking 1514

2631

2551, 2588, 2618

coloured 1514.

To smoke

544

2146

sophisticate

Sordid 62, 2232 b.

2285.

b,

Solid

Sociable 2283 b.

b,

solicit

Solicitation

To

6.

6.

Sorcery 1188

Solely 2259 6.

6.

6,

sob 1273

Social

1330

Solicitude 1874
b.

2355

6,

Sobriety 2753

sensitiva 1561 b.

Smitten 395, 2722.

Smoke 1510 6, 1513
1518 b.

6,

Sophist 2750

6.

1872

6,

Sorcerer 1188
6.

Solidity 1011, 1451, 1476, 2693.

Sobbing 568

b.

smite 300 b, 1260

6,

berry tree 2399*6.

b.

Smiled 2703.
Smiling face 2742

6.

6.

throat 932 6.

Sole 1312,
1712.

To

188

Soporific 1576, 15766.

b.

To soak 2163

Smile 429, 494, 2703.

b,

6,

6,

2335 6.
1293

6,

that 2336

753 b, 754.
pseudochina 2248 6.
smile 2290

6,

1322

b.

ovalifolia

b,

6,

6,

Soothsaying 1188

2675.

6.

be 12966,27146,27196.
407 542 1323
2672
long 541 1293 1323
many 541 544 12926,
many days
much 541

Soothsayer

To

6.

2079

6,

Soldier 2135, 2360,

6,

b.

205,

6.

Sordes 2231.

Sold 1994, 2078

So 189 6, 407 b,
547 b, 1295 6.

1322

b,

6,

month 2681.

6.

b.

Smilax China 1118

laurifolia

6.

2450 6.
rubrum 994

2170

6,

Soothing 2630.

Sophism 1864

6.

Solar heat 2416.

6.

1926.

6,

963

snuffle

far

to a thing 1913

1776

6.

1562

6,

it!

Smell 916, 1033, 1997, 2515

To

6.

Snuff 1544

788

b,

spirale 1954 6.
tuberosum 2035

6.

Snuffers 970

b,

6,

6.

box 15446.

To smart 1222
To smear 2231

To

nigrum 702
1633

1545

Snub-nosed 1545

Smart 1796.

To

1889, 1954 6, 1978, 2072 6,

2136, 2237, 2641,
6,
2744.

2078

pubescens 45

snore 1545

Smaller 585.

SOO SOU.
Soot 1235

6.

Melongena 1447,16226,

6.

Smallest 585.

2447

Solanum longum 972

Sneezing 842, 1138, 27336.

6.

958

b,

SOL SOO

SNA SOL.
To snatch 672 6, 889 6.
To sneak 1136 6.
To sneer 1545 6, 2289 b.
To sneeze 2733 6.

pole 755.
South-east 23.
6.

2834

SOU SPE.

SPE SPL.

SPL SPR.

Southwards 1388 6.
South-west 1631.

Spending time

Sow 2502 6, 2509 b.

To sow 1 126 6, 1139

Spendthrift 54, 446, 892 6, 895

2114.

Sower 1915, 2063

Sowins 650 b.
Space 1256

of time

2064

b,

b.

Spent 158, 956

b.

2296
b.

883

b,

b.

mollis 2299

Spark 584, 1875

b,
b.

sparkle 1875

Sparring 1224

2701.

2638

spilotus 2483,

889

1245
b.

To

spatter

Spawn 1273

1094

b,

b,

b.

39

b.

6,

11946, 2228,
b,

2476, 2496,

b.

6.

6,

1311.

b,

1060

Spiral

745

Spirit 321,

To
6.

6,

2747

6.

(divine) 1758 6.

2079

To

b.

Spiritual 74, 320.

6,

guide 298, 1256

Spectacles 1064

1780

1741,

teacher 223a
Spirituality 319.

59 1, 9 X 4. 1890,
1952, 1964, 2106 b, 2121,
2158, 2160, 2161, 2608.

Speechless 160

6.

Speed 1377,
Speedily
10 53

2077.

b,

1039 b, 1040
1229 6, 1320
1377, H78, 2499.
840,

1224

6,

Speedy 862

1224

1166,
6,
1377, 1478, 2078.

Spell 1977

To spend
1

704

6,

1423

b,

b,

6,
6,

Spit 2511,

To

spit

2513

1147

b,

6,

2646

1383

6,

6.

Sprain 2323

6.

2319 6.
Sprig 1880

6,

1746

6,

6,
6,

1710

6,

6,

6.

1942

6,

Splendid 443, 680, 1035 6, 1184,

1200 6, 1354, 1430, 1809,
1831, 2033, 2154, 2161, 2413,
2518,2569, 2656.

6.

716

6.

(of wind) 1396 6,

1495

6.

6.

To squander 895 6,

126

b.

Squanderer 129.
1078

1045,

number 780,

b,

1922.

of a fraction 2165.

root 1923.

6.

stab

-tide

6,

6.

963

1882

6,

Stability 1337

Stable 235, 391 6, 1030 6, 1259 6,

1522, 2663, 2692.
6,

676

577

1283

6,

b.

Staff 3896, 8006, 12616,

12656,
1696 6, 1962 6, 2343,
2345 6, 2419, 2432 6, 2433 6.
1390,

Stage 3136, 13046, 13186. 21966,

2198, 22546, 2368 6.

1987

6,

268

6.

6.

6,

2361,

To

stagger 12346, 12376, 12416,

2155

b.

Staggering 1237
rice

To
700
1246

6.

Stack 653

b, 507 6,
744,
1178,12256, 1597,1763,1938,

Splashy 1639.
6,

6,

To

Spring 459, 475

1741

Squalid 700
Squall 1224

Stab 963

6.

(increase) 1962 6.

6,

6.

Squirrel 669 6.

1383 6, 1613, 2669.

Splanchnology 117,

36

6,

6.

974, 1057, 10776,

1483, 1801, 2104.
6,

Squint-eyed 789, 902 6, 1251

1252 6, 1252, 1888.

6.

out 1694

1939,
2702.

860

Squeezed 2334

1541.

sprain 2323

6,

Spittle

1 1

b.

Spread 1292, 1992, 2052, 2119,

2559, 2685.
To spread 1705 6, 1706 6, 1841 6,
2001 6, 21196, 2252 6, 2431 6.

1862.
6.

6.

Sprightly 342.

splash

133,

squeeze 10936, 12486, 14146,

1564*, 15726, 16146, 17446.

Spitting-pot 2650, 1731 6, 1804.

Spleen (the)

(waste) 1877

time 667
847 6, 956

6,

6.

Spiteful 1025, 1479.

To

2219,

2347

Spirituous liquor 2470 6.

Spite 427.

1 47 6
1
5 01
speed 1472 6.

To make

6.

6,

Speech 434,

spot 1409

Spray 1331

preceptor 496, 968,2219.

6.

To

Spout 1263

To

object 1664.

6.

6,

6.

6.

1632

6,

Square 311 6,
1121 6, 2589.

2036.

Spotted 1087, 1090,1999.

Spirits 2208.

'

Speckled 1090.
Spectre 1413
1858.

1711

6,

Spy

b,

6.
6,

6.

Sputtered 2576.

Squalling 1088

Spotless 190, 1611, 2085

Specification 2022.

Specimen 1709
Speck 1248 6.

1076

b,

b,

2690.

(embodied) 1758,
Spirited 1188 6, 2747 b.
Spiritless

peculiarity 2181.

403

6,

6,

sport 827

632, 1691.

Squadron 1055.

1055
2736 6.

Sportive 8gi

Spur 1527

Spot 29, 632, 716 6, 1161, 1335,

1409 6, 1505, 2017, 2231,
2232 6, 2433, 2510, 2689,

745,

364

2458.

Species 1185, 1186, 1792,2181.

'

6,

6,

6,

6.

884

6,

Spying-glass 1449

156, 746, 793, 816, 827,

891, 1257 6, 1683, 2016,
2054, 2368 6, 2373 6.

827
6.

39

Spungy 18796, 18826.

1194

Sport
b.

1251

Specific 246.

6,

6.

853,
6,

6,

903

6,

Spud 860, 883

To spy 2181

Sponsorship 1191

1320

To sprout 635

Spunginess 1871
1543, 2345,

6.

Spoon

1280

spin 667 6.

Spinning-wheel 1057

6,

191

1 1

Sprinkled 158, 2642.

Sputtering 2437

To
To

Spindle 1243

Special plea 694, 1817.

6,

Spontaneously 339
2338 6.

thread 2665

b,

6,

Spume 18806.

Spontaneous 2710.

Spear 894

1^9

873

mangifera 198, 353

1642, 1745.

Sponsor

26

1 1

Sprouting 473.
6,

6.

6,

sprinkle 300 6,

11746.

Sprouted 31.

Spondias 359.

Spinacea tetrandra 1739

2513 b.
Spearman 2396

1995

To

6.

6.

Spikenard 2250 6, 2283, 2452,

Spilanthus oleracea 2415 b.
spill

6,

465, 466, 1837,

2121, 2161, 2371, 2425.

Spike 581, 1780

6.

1627 6, 1897 6,
1932 b, 2458, 2511,

12266, 2009

2077 6.
Spoken 434,

6.

Speaker 591, 1826, 1887.

Speaking 1038, 1599 6, 2161.
6,

spoil

spring up 435 b, 1962

Springing 2427 6.

Sprout 31, 473, 581

6.

1040 6, 1086 6, 1096

6, 1872 6, 1877 b.

Spoiled 863

Spicy 2651.

2498

646 b, 1038 b,
18876, 19346, 21066,

6,

To

Spider 517, 1193,

2251 6, 2444.

b.

b.

To speak 592
1109
2371

1112

Spicule 2509 6.
b.

split

To

Sprite 2083.

738, 1116

b,

peas 1271

To

Sphincter 1585.

Sparrow 1039 b, 1041 b, 1042

Sparus emarginatus 2458.

Spatha 947

11996,

Asiatica 753 6, 754.

Spices 2235

b.

b,

Splinter 667

6.

2164.

2034 6.
Sphere 2201.

Sphex

2323

splice

Split 1099, 1112,

6.

Spherics 996.
b.

To

b,

6,

Spherical 1926.

horse 806

1240

1132

6.

Sphenoclea Zeylanica

1870

b,

b.

Spasm 270

2114, 2347.

b.

long 1851.

Spare 2402

6,

SPRSTA.

Splendour 352, 3786, 443, 1125,

1129, iaoo 6, 1219, 1343 6,
1353 b, 1354, i 37 8, 1430,
1473, 1624 6,
1809, 1830,
2153, 2402, 2415 6, 2518,
2525-

To

Spade 860, 860

Span 2006.

6,

SPH.ffiRANTHUS Indicus

2319

b,

6,

Sperm 2503.

2297

Spacious 1121

704

6,

2347.

2690.

b,

666

6.

6,

Staggers 943

1082

6.

spring 728 6, 2427 6, 2434

a leak 1 1 74 6.

6,

1241

Stagnant 1600, 1950

6.

6.

6.
6.

Stain 708, 1098, 1153 6, 1409 6.

To

stain

1153

6,

1409

6.

forth 350, 481 6.

Stained 632, 14096, 14106, 2556.

game 889

Stainless 190.

6.

2835

STA STE.
1565, 1636
2677.

Staircase

2641

b,

STE STI.
17812 6,

6,

Steam 1513

b,

Stairs 2677.

engine 1986

Stale

Steep 1071

2095

1689, 1983 b, 1984,

b,

To

To stalk 946 b.

Steersman
2255 6.

Stammering 1360

Stamped 2298.
Stanchion 1261

To
To

stand 1268

6.

1381

6,

Standard 790,

676

1786,

6,

1225

1608

6,

6,

1792,

1390,

6,

bearer 1608

6,

1650.

(long) 1095.

6.

Stanza 2530.
Staple 311

6,

792

6,

879

6.

6,

Starry 1219.

'region 1326, 1527.

Starch 6326, 6466, 22016, 24456.

To

stare

2758

6.

Start 1055 6, 2702.

To

start

1055

6.

Startled 1034, 25646.

So be

startled 1379 6.

State 159, 398,2068,2154,27416.

(good) 885

946

Stateliness

1382

12606, 13806,
6, 2321 6.

Stationary 1609, 2691, 2692.

Stationer 661 6.

Statute 679

6,

am.

stay 1337 6, 1381 6, 2382 6.

Stayed 2692.

2433

To

6.

2425

stick 1094 6,

Sticking 1076

Sticky 1076

b.

6.

Stigmatized 632.

Stop

Stilago tomentosa 12516,13326.

Stop 1337

Stiletto

To

153

6,

1781

6.

526 6, 539 6, 542 6, 1564,

!573 l>, 1575 6, 1601, 1616.

Still

Stilts

To

1184

6,

1609.

Steadfastness 2694.

1015

1082

6,

2689.

2382

6.

958

Stinginess 62.

Steady 925 6, 1509, 1516, 1517,

1613, 2663, 2691, 2692.
To steal 1105 6, 2443 6, 2627 6.

Stipulated 695, 1586.

Stipend 1914

6,

2277

time 2318
Stipulation 797
6.

6,

1648,

6,

6,

2517.

1132

6,

6.

1031

6,

868

6.

2558.

6,

2294

6.

6.

Strange (foreign) 2010, 2078

Stranger 50, 289, 465, 1661

To

6.

6.

strangle 1871 6.
6.

6,

To

strap 1116 6.

Stratagem 772, 818, 1130, 15026.

Stratum 13046, 1316 6

6.

1381

Straw 854, 1690, 1691, 1746

1783 6, 1999 6, 2055 6.

6,

2031, 2692.

b,

6, 1268
19506, 1951

6,

6,

b,

Streak 1277 b, 2408.

Streaked 1277 6.

Stream 1179
1828, 1977

1245 6, 1506,
2077, 2676 6,

6,

6,

To stream 1943

1261

6,

1603,

6.

Strength 555. 726 6, 1167 6,

1212 6, 12456, 1318 6, 1354,
1476, 1666, 1827, 1831, 1931,
1932, 1988, 2193 6, 2196 6,
2458 6, 2633,2635, 2717.

To

Strengthened 1451, 2303 6.

Strenuous 460,2303 6,2336,

6.

6, 1747 6.
house 964, 996 6, 1277 6,
!953 b, 2152, 2226 6, 2272 6.

6,

b,

2707.
b.

6.

room 2147

6.

2196

Stopple 954

To

1586,

6,

1080, 1131

Stopping 154, 2032, 2335.

6.

6,

Strangury 232, 2304.

Strap 1077 6, 1315 6.

Store 1283

Stingy 62, 593, 2114 6, 2254

Stink 1765.

1245

2684.

Stoppage 11466,
24 3-

Stopper 1141

6,

6.

2684, 2688, 2692.

6.

Strained 2324

Strangling 931

Stopped 489, 1582, 2031, 2683,

6.

sting 1387 6.

2472

6,

6.

Steadiness 616 6, 647 6, 1264 6,

1509, 1516, 1517, 1613, 2693,
2694.

Stealing 1123.

17116,

1261

6,

6.

1224

6.

1381

1383

b.

b.

Strand 1292

wages 667

Stimulation 1112

To

6,

2324

b,

strain 1131 6,

Straitness

6.

stop 1256

1381

6.

Straightforward 875 6, 2303

Straightforwardness 875 6.
Straightness 11, 369, 521.

Straitened 142.
b.

6.

stimulate

1111

6,

6.

6,

5006, 521, 1797,

2236 6, 2303 6, 2608,
2676 6.

Straining 800

17116,2162

1381

6,

Strait 142,

Stigma 708, 1677.

b,

6.

straighten 1949

1230

To go to stool 2256 6.
To stoop 1147 6, 1237

160.

6,

Strainer

of fruit 957 b,

Stony 1730

To

6,

Stooped 2756 6.
Stooping 1635.

2732

2721,

Stool 387, 711, 1734 6, 1735

1743
1743.

6.

Sting 372, 2752

6.

Steadfast 646

1531 6,
2345 b, 2419,

straddle 1867

Strain 1245

1453,
1729, 1842, 2496.

1390,

Stimulus nil.

Staying 2692.

Stead 1256

2343,

6,

6.

Stay 1337*, 2117.

To

6,

Stiffness

1653, 2193

Stature 281

1962

2423

6,

6.

mortar 864

6.

12566,
6,

6,

1127

2324

6,

straggle 1127 6.

1564

6,

2736

b,

cutter

Stick

6,

To

Stolen 134, 11196,

Stomach 1205 6, 2059

6.

6.

73.

Stoicism 2102.

6,

teller 591, 723

Stout 1932, 2276
2693.

1920
2644

Stoical 1198.

6.

Statement 2022.
Station

1455

6,

6,

Straight 442,

6.

stock 395 6.
Stocking 2323 6.

Stoechas 561

6.

919

6,

1304, 1328 6,

6,

Straggler 1988 b.

6.

To

2153.

2380

6,

927 b, 933
2238 6.

To
To

Stomachic 2402.
Stone 232, 491,

oar 2732 6.
Steward 628, 1425

6,

2192

Stock 2, 362 b, 728 6, 2095

2152, 2307, 2356, 2360
2554, 2603.

2735

6.

Stibium 664

6.

6,

stitch

Stocks 1345

2677.

6,

Sterculia urens 8156, 1357

Sterile 47, 1949 6, 2382 6.
Sterling 2642 6.
Stern 1701

Star 1219, 1326.

1782

6,

in trade 2307.

by step 823 6, 1655 6.

mother 2028, 2571 6.
To step beyond 507 b.
6,

1111

of a family 1885.

!653, 2300 6.

Steps 1636

Stood 2692.
Standish 633

6.

Story 288, 591, 722

Stoutness 1932.

Stizolobium

1650.

Standing 2692.

1531

347,

1243 6, 2674
Stitching 2646.

ruderalis 2729 6.
Stench 939 6, 1765.
Step 822, 1398 6, 1504 6, 1627

6.

6.

6,

1531

Stitch (pain) 1874

To

Stemodia

be at a stand 306

1082

2433

510 6, 2220.
Stirrup 2408 6.

b.

622,

Stem 675, 1267

2103 6, 2104.

6,

6,

Stirring

region 1219.

2423

6,

6.
6.

Stellar orbs 1219.

11366, 17186, 22566.

6,

1531

2206.

1381

6,

STO STR.

6,

b.

Stirred

6.

b.

Stamp 11356, 2298.

To stamp

up 510
1183

steep 1640 6, 2163

Steer 1900, 1958

Stall 1649.

1031

(to cause)

1258

6,

bank 312
1267 b, 1551,
21036, 2104,2311.

6,

268 6,
1551 6, 2191
stir

yard 1345.

b.

1552

To

6.

Steel 680 6, 1787 6.

Stalk 675, 1265

6,

2718.

Stake 725, 773, 8926, 9816,

1261 b, 16236, 1648,2511.
509,

STI STO.
2154

1983,

strengthen 1451

Strenuously 2303

To

6.

stretch 1245 6, 1710

6.

the body 374

6,

2152.

store 1168.

Storm 1224 b, 1225 6, 1343 6.

Stormy 703 6, 1225 b, 1445,
1965 b.

6.

out 1841

947

6.

6.

Stretched 1292.
Stretching of

374^.

the body

312

6,

2836

STR STU.
To

strew 1126

STU SUB.

1139

6,

2001

b,

b.

Strewed 724.

Stumble 437

Striated 2408 b.

To stumble 437

watched 1530

Strictly

597. 634,
1997-

To

1263
2269

b.

b,

1959

b.

664

1275
1390

960, 1126

b,

1277

b,

1217,
1325,
1961 b,

b,

1317

b,

b,

1414,
2 370, 2739.

To

b.

a clock)

(as

1968

b,

2295

6.

So stun 675

b,

329

b.

b,

1596,

strip

1362

1880

b,

Stupidly 944

b.

b,

896

b,

793

b,

1114

strive

6.

Styptic 1903

2451

b.

b,

b.

803

804,

b,

126

946

Strychnos
734

6,

b.

13H

b,

361,

1323

6,

1261

Nux

6146,

6.

13236,

6.

Submission 407
2282 6.

1413, 2014,

6,

2756

Successor 454, 1977

1879

vomica

589,

b.

Stubble 2055

6, 2433 6.
Stubborn 1282, 1437 6.
Stubbornness 1282 6, 2261

1067

6,

1659-

a one 193, 1869

6.

as

2767

6.

120

6.

To suck

b.

2339
1

109

b,
6,

calf

795

suckle 2249

6,

1693,

1701

6,

b.

450, 1592.

Suet 1058

6,

b,

total

1168

b,

1207

2609

6.
6,

2489,

beam 2668.
burnt 707
rise

b.

462.

set 250, 2668.

6.

shine 316, 1474, 2416.

6,

2167

b,

Sunday 2376

6.

Sunk 1584, 1585, 1650, 2194.

122

in

b.

crimes 1469.

Superabundance 68, 331

Subservient 71, 1553-

Suffered 2676.

Supercargo 1041

Studied 104, 185, 2489

To
To
To

Study 71, 73,

2489.

104,

186,

1704,

subside 1382 b, 1939 b.

Suffering 2184.

To

subsist

2382

1251

6.

Subsistence 7186.

b,

6.

1381

b,

suffice

1601

Sufficiency 1601 b, 1688.

6.

6.

Superciliousness 1261
b.

Sufficient 489, 7626, 1688, 1938&,

2338.

6.

1423, 1424, 1425, 1480, 1830,

2022, 2154, 2162, 2285, 2584,
2586, 2667, 2747.

Sufferable 2621.

cause to subside 1382

2490,

Sumptuous 1343 6, 2159 b.

Sun 1091, 1155 6, 1219 6, 1378,

6.

Subservience 1300, 1720.

6.

b.

To summon 1269 6, 2106

Summoned 397.
Summons 1313 6.

1939.

suffer 867 6, 1322

21846, 25466.

b,

6.

6,

Studded 852, 1160 b, 2202.

Sudent 1648 6, 2011.
Studious 186, 353, 2011,2336.
Studiously 1835.

2224

6,

2561.

Summing 1317
Summit 2261

6.

acute pain

537

2494, 2512.

6.

797

To

Subsequently
1773 6.

b.

Summation 2558.

1296, 1321.

b,

Suddenness 1225

b.

b,

Summary 1596

calamity 1464.

Subsequent 102, 129, 452,12956,

woman 2265

23H

Suddenly 8 6, 384 6, 844 6, 883 6,

1225 6, 2351 6, 2619 6, 2721.

Subordinateness 1720.
Subscription 1050

potatorum 589.

Sulky

Sullen 437

Sudden 280, 296, 2976.

part 495.

b.

6.

Such 408, 425, 526 6, 543 b, 544,

Subordinate 999.
6,

2676

Sum

546, 547

2203

Suitor 1854, 1968.

Suction 2519.

6.

b.

Succession 106, 1665,1688.

To
6,

b.

2283

to 489.

b.

Sucker 31, 473, 1352

Sucking 2519.

Subjects 1799, 1800

2360

b,

Successfully 778.

614, 1210 b,
1667, 1791,

Submissive 96, 1583

To submit 2265 6.

6.

Strumpet 934 6, 1545

Strung 938 6, 1000.

b,

to

succeed 961

Successive 98, 823, 1659, 1664.

Successively 936, 98, 3366, 5356,
822 6, 823- 8236.

Subject 71, 1553, 19726,2046,

2287, 2382 b.

1259

Suited 1688.

6,

Sub-fraction 1831.

Subjection 361,
1667.

struggle 1126 b, 1490

726

1198

b,

6.

Sullenness 437 6, 438 6.

Sulphur 723, 916, gig.
Sultriness 966 b.

904,

Struck 134, 395, 2722.

Struggle 1245 6, 2121.

strut

869

6,

b.

of clothes

suit

Suite 1307 6,

6.

Subdued 1396, 1413.

scented 436.

To

183

6,

Suitableness 437,489, 562, 2337.

Suitably 2337 6.

Succeeding 1659.
Success 485, 1418, 2600, 2629,
263a, 2644.

1839-

hold

6.

Successful 6416, 778, 780, 1170,

1210, 1585, 2644.

Subdivisions 495.

2229

1440.

Struggling

232, 722, 2069,

286

2215 6, 2251 6, 2266 b, 2298,

2321 6, 2337, 2338, 2358,
2598, 2745,

venom 701.

To

6.

2500.

To subdue 603

Strong 55, 942, 1116 b, 1117,

1167 b, 12126, 1451, 1666,
1827, 1932, 1934, 1993, 1994,
2059. 2196 6, 2242, 2303 6,
2361 6, 2458, 2564 6, 2569 b,
2586, 2592.

To

b,

Subacetate

1118

Subtle 2664.

of fractions 2165.

b.

b.

6,

Suitable 212, 437, 1653,

Suburb 2478.

Suavity 2210, 2262, 2284.

b.

Stroke 294, 807, 847,

1844.
of an oar 847.

1422

To

Subtraction 128, 2110.

13363.

Styrax Benzoin

703

Ulula 505.

stroll

vulgaris

283

6.

Suggestion 1258

6.

Subtile 56, 1550 6, 2664.

To subtract 1966

2284

6,

6,

Suicide 318, 321, 2710.

Suit at law 2321 6.

Subtracted 21 10.

b.

Style 546 6, 2438

2408

6,

b.

infausta

Pecha 737

To

832, 1159, 1160,

6.

6.

plum 548
6.

Substitution 368 6, 1901 6.

Subterfuge 1872

b,

mill 401.

(common) 1475.
Substitute 546 6, 1806, 1901
Substituted 368.

Stupor 1835, 2187, 2683.

Sturnus

b.

Striped 12756, 1277

Strix

6.

Stupified 1160, 2293.

436

401, 513

Substantive 2041.

1185,1324,1444, 21036, 21806,

2266, 2304, 2305, 2326, 2683,
2696, 2738 b.

308

cakes 1965
candy 2278

cane 267

Subtility 2664, 2678.

Stripe 1277 b, 2408.

To

6.

82,

be sufficient 1582 b.
Sugar 868 b, 1092 6, 1098
2471.

6.

Substantial 370.

6.

Stupid 55, 84, 140, 170, 3296,

7366, 9256, 9446, 1159, 12136,
1323, H44, 1445,15566, 1606,
17156, 21036, 21506, 2221,
2304, 2305, 23246, 2336, 2683,
2693, 2738 6.
Stupidity

Strip 734, 857.

To

916

(fragrant)

To

Substantiality 1941.

Stunted 6116, 617

b.

b,

be stunned 1328

Stunning 1329

Strings 1300.

Stringy 277

1263.

6,

Stump 1253

string 1001 b.

Stringing 938

1646.

6,

SUF SUP.

Substance 211, 1293,1475,1654,

1940, 1941,2007,2025, 2046,
21966, 2260, 2306, 23606,
2399, 2562 6, 2570.

Stupefaction 1835, 2326.

a bell 1959

String

1479,

1117 b, 1261 b,
1743 6, 17796,

b,

1379

b,

To

strike 1015 b,
b,

b.

1223

Strife

SUB SUF.

Stuff 1941.

6.

Supererogatory 689.
Superficial contents 1867.

Superhuman power 2174.

To

superintend 870

b.

2837

SUP SUR.

SUR SWI.

Superintendence 73, 1294.

Superintendent 69, 73,
1294,
1418 6, 1586, 1587, 2606 6.

Surprising 384, 1054, 1090, 1091,

Superintending 73.
Superior 60, 519,
2093, 2528.
Superiority 451,

968,

930

b,

Supernatural 1426

1831,

Surrounded 2095.
Survey 379, 1422, 2598.

To

survey 379

Superstitious 169.

1617

b.

Supplication 660, 1854, 2281

To

2607

b,

supply 1767

b.

b.

2142
Support 155, 374, 1262
1309 b, 1761, 2141.

To

b,

6,

2620

1630

b,

2357

b.

1469, 1548

1289

b,

6.

6,

1881

6,

1468, 1468
2745, 2756 6.

6,

1446

6,

6,

b,

2688.

b,

6,

6,

6.

Suspicion 13166, 1518 b, 2459,

2518 6, 2550, 2578.

2422

1237

1445

6,

1380

6,

6.

Supporter 330,
1787 b, 1787.

Suture 2009, 2127.

6.

2568

To

care

860

2631

6,

2417

6,

6,

2727

back 1875
856,

6,

6.

6.

pains 11146.

b.

things 742
6.

6,

6.

away 672 6, 2417

an oath 1 426 b.

720

13H

6.

take 603 6, 1003 6, 1141

2305;

Swooned 2305.
Sword 247, 615,

1640, 1689, 2439,

6,

6.

1574

1309, 1313

6.

bird 1039.

Take

2700.

6,

2075

Tainted 375

Swollen 1871

Sycophant 663

Sustained 1516.
Sutler 2152

Tailless

6,

11336, 17266,

Swordsman 1313

Supportable 1507.

erecta 978

patula 978 6.

6.

Suspicious 2577, 2578, 2616.

Supported 1516.

6.

6.

Tailor 1342.

Switch 11276,
1880 6.

Swoon

Tadpole 2078

Tail 1627 6, 1749, 24466.

6,

cot 1468.

6.

Taciturnity 5, 2328.
To tack 1243 6, 2295

Tagetes
796,

6,

Swinging 1025, 1238

6.

be suspended 12366, 1244

2422

1255

To swing 1236 6,

To survive 1949 6.
To suspend 12446, 2422

To

6.

1130

Swindling 317

2147 6.
Swing 1238

6.

Suspended 2203
b,

support 17276, 1728&, 17876,

2546

6,

Surveying 156.

Supplement 828.
Supply 1601

1021

b,

(behold) 13186, 13196,

6,

2622

Swindler 1130,
2326.

surround 1019
1028 b, 2080 b.

Superscription 2494 b.

Supine 1087

6.

To

1426.

b,

surrender 1134

Surrendered 2593.
Surrendering 2592.

1794,

2040.

1.851,

To

TAC TAN.

SWI TAC.
To swim 2161 6, 2162
To swindle 1255 6.

6.

Taken 976, 242S.

away 2754.

6.

1189

1502,

b,

To swagger 946

Suppose 7156.

To

suppose 1259

Supposition 887

To

b.
b.

b,

Suppression 1414

b.

suppurate 1699

6.

Sylvan 3656, 11576,1907,1911,

1912 6, 1915, 1971, 2105 b.
Sylvatic 1912

6.

Swallow 1326 6, 1965 6.

wort 208, 908, 2222.
To swallow 980 6.

suppress 1141

To

2180

6,

1414

b.

b.

Suppurated 1637.

Supremacy 331, 553, 2607

Supreme 1894 6, 2572 6.

God 1663

6.

Rala-Phutki 703 6.
sutoria 1039 6, 1250

Symbol 790, 1098, 1523

Sympathy 92, 1397.

Symplocos ferrugineai 306, 14346.

To sweat 1018 6.
To sweep 1229 6, 1236

Spirit 1663, 1664.

Sweeper 1231
2735 b.

Surd number 613.

Sweepings 346
1158 6, 1237

Sure 537 b, 1522.

To be sure 1613 6.

1237

6,

6,

554

6,

b,

759

6,

6.

2660, 2715.
Surely 1522

b,

1624.

Surety

6,

1810.

191

Suretyship 1191

To sweeten 2210
Sweetmeat 903

6.

2284, 2741

Surf 2430.

Sweetness

Surface 9356, 1774, 1775, 1944&.

(along the) 948 b.

Surge 508, 519, 641, 1282

Surgeon 252.

To surmount 1310
Surname 484, 1257

To

surpass

198

6.

b.

6, 1655.

b.

Surplus 157, 331, 47s, 11956,

1887 b, 1963 6, 2514.

1883

To

6,

be swelled 1778

Swept 2271.
SwiETENIA 1127

6.

Table 908
cloth

Swiftly 383 6.

Swiftness 1179

6,

coronaria

6,

6,

12906,

6.

2316

6.

6,

1304

6.

integrifolia
laevis

2324

664

6,

2300,

6.

198,

359,

1231.

6.

2312.
6.

Tameable 1396

Tamed
To tan

6,

6.

Tamborine 1397

Tame 1787 6,
To tame 1787

6.

6.

1396, 1413.
1

100

6.

Tangible 2697.

6,

Taciturn 148, 226,

2328.

2435

diceca

Tambour 2261

2312.

Tacca

Indica

Indica 1227

2665.

b,

tree 1352 6, 1355 6.

360 6, 360, 1085, 1333,1352

1355 6.

Tamarix

of contents 1596 b, 1876 6,

2077, 2572

6.

b.

2198,23156.

expenses 873 6.
land 13806, 1843, 2629.

febrifuga 2415.

Surprised 1054,1292,2053,2586,

1945,1957,

6.

2283

tally

Tamarind

703, 1239
1534, 1736, 1895 6.

b,

H79 *, 1348, 1377,

2077, 2078, 2420, 2499, 2572.

6,

6.

Tamarindus

6,

Tabor 1265

Swift 1053,

6.

6.

Talon 1527.

668

1037

b.

1898

Talkative 376, 646 6, 919 6,

1180,
1896 6, 1945, 1957,
1972, 2726 6.

Tally 1085

Tabernjemontana

6.

6,

Tallow 1058

6.

Chickrassa

1084

1887

6,

Syringe 1732

2284,

1879

592

Tall 437, 1283 6, 2427, 2462

Tallness 2428 6.

Swelling 1871 6, 2517, 2531.

Surprise 384, 431 6, 1054, 1090,

1990, 2053, 27256.
b.

6,

talk

Talking 2161.

T.

1871
19626.

6.

nonsense 1223

To

swell 946 6,

6,

6.

Syngnathus 1459.
Synonymous 537.

1637, 2278 6,

2262,

927

6,

Syncope 642, 2305.

6.

2210,

919

Talkativeness 1888
1972.

98, 492, 508.

6.

2715-

To

Symptom

Syrup 2210.

Sweetscentedness 2679.

Surpassed 49.
Surpassing 55, 68.

2725

6,

949,

spicata 2062 6,

2316

Sweet 2208, 2210, 2284, 2402,

Sure-footed 250.

823,

6,

Talent 2752

To

i337,245L

6,

6,

6.

racemosa
335,

722

Talented 2752 6.
Talk 1180, 1195 6, 2371

Swarm 1228 6, 1235

To swarm 1228 6.

lord 1664,

power 1664.

b.

Symmetrical 1079.
Sympathizing 1398

Tale 288, 408, 495, 591, 713

bearer 624.

6.

Swamp 11786, 1234 6.

Swampy 1178 6, 1274 6.
6.

2412.

Talcum 187.

6.

olivacea 1246 6, 12476.

Sweat 1014, 10186, 2718.

b.

6.

Sylvia Cingalensis 1361

Swallowed 953, 1002.

Swallowing 950, 952.

ill

out 470.

1347, 1349,

Tank 1749

6,

1761.

Tanner 1061, 1077

6,

2293

6.

6,

2838

TAN TEL.

TEM TER.

Tantalus denudatus 6626,7126.

1158

falcinellus 6046, 797?'.

leucocephalus

To temper 1040

To

670

6,

b.
b,

703 b.
Tap 12636.
tap

Tar 372

260

b.

b.

2221

b,

6,

24646.

Tardiness 2035, 2221.

Tariff 1593 b.

Tarnished 912.

To

tarry

2035

Task 870

1680,

6.

Tempest 12246, 1225 6.

Tempestuous 703 6,
1225 6,
1 343 &, 19656Temple 1257 b, 1455 b, 1457,
1459, H60, 1855,2222.

b.

12296, 12316,
1385 6, 13866.

Tassel

13846,

Tasted 2715.

6.

2240

trillions

Tautology 103,12896, 1485,1754,

1755, 1789, 2304.
Tawny 206, 282, 600, 682, 7076,
1731-

Tax 2238
.

2276

6,

2415

6,

gatherer 1316

To

6.

tease 856 6, 1421

Teased 1221

Technical 1679, 1723.

Tectona
2671

grandis

862

6,

2477,

6.

Telescope 1449

To

tell

1038

2661
6,

1324

b,

1934

2022

6.

6,
6.

6,

6,

6,

6.

thicken 647

Thickened 941

6.

6.

1012.

6,

6,

679, 12306,

553

6.

Thievish 1123.
6.

Thigh 503 6, 516, 1157, 1182

11846, 2557.

rufus 1034.

Tetrodon 695

6,

Termed 2567.
Termes bellicosus 431

2396

6,
6.

6.

432

Text 2203

Terminalia alata glabra 2 10,232.

tomentosa

slice

pulvinatus 936

6.

6,

b,

1917,
6.

citrina

194,

174,

1371,

6.

Thankfulness 778, 1493.

Thanks 1493, 2502

b.

glabra, see T. alata.

is

to say

moment

213

1322 6,

1377,

Thinness 783, 840, 1299, 2664.

That 16, 26, 550 6, 1 296, 1 330

2348 6, 2355 6, 2670 b.
direction 558

6.

to be sold 1649.
Things 338 6, 1198 6, 2632 6.
To think 1112 6, 1189 6, 12156,
1259 6, 2061 6, 2217 b.
Thinking 2564.

Than 139,5426.

Thanksgiving 1493, 1806, 2502

Catappa 1967

1304 6,
2138, 2354.
1941.

Thankful 780, 1059.

15, 569,

1247

Thine

Thing 1098, 1475, 1654, 1940,

2307.

To thank 1493

6,

bone 519 6.
Thimble 35, 296 6.
Thin 782, 840, 1299, 1428,
1550 b, 17096, 2402 6, 2471 6,
2501,2509, 2609,2664.

6.

fornicatus 17486, 18956.

sceleratus 1251 6.

6,

1765, 2493, 2728.

h,

6.

monopetala 730 6.
quadrifolia 27766.

6.

Chebula

&

540
1355

Thickness 1011, 2693, 2694.

Thief 11186, 1123, 1316,27396.

6.

6,

nil, 2528, 2760.

Tedious 1095.

6,

6,

2019.

6.

macrophylla

177, 2567.

alata

To

Thicket 44, 651

lanceaefoliaigio

631, 637, 1371, 1916

1942, 1947 b, 2173.

6.

2624,

Tetras 1038.

2401

527
1352

6,

6,

Thievery 2686.

Tetrao

6,

550

succession 1011

6.

Termagant 634, 2119

6,

2651.

b.

6.

1941, 2383

6.

Thick 653 6, 729 6, 942, 950

ion, 1019 6, 1027 6, 1438
1582, 1757 6, 1767 6, 2324

6.

2623,

1598,

6,

b,

Thesis 1637.

11356.

fruticosa

Tenth 1404.
Tepid 2222.

5166, 1935

542

Testicles 2302, 2761 6.

Tenet 1818 6.
Tense (present) 1926.

1307

550 6, 555 6, 558

1295 6, 1296 b, 1365
2674 6, 2760 6.
Thereabout 609 6.
6,

6,

Therefore 47

6,

Testimony
2632 6.

6.

6.

headed 2324

Tetranthera 1418

Belerica

6.

Teasing 1421

6,

Tendon 2495, 2695.

6,

6,

6.

5,

2672

Testicle 46, 2302.

Tetranomial 1048.

6,

Theism 391.
Thence 47 6, 1293

Thereby 1355

Tester 1127, 1129

228, 242, 380, 388.

6.

1368,

1131

6,

6.

Thatched house 1956 6.

Thatcher 1013 6.
Theatre 793, 1 54, 155&> 2368 6.
Theft 11056, 11196, 1123,2686.
Their 60, 1297 6, 1298 6, 1305 6,
1412 6, 2670 6.

561

6.

6.

6.

tense 1240

thatch 1131

There 2

2166,2026,2759

2140

terrify

To

Thenceforth 1293
Theology 69.

6.

Tending 2384

1460

Tear 233, 1628, 1983.

To tear 3066, 10966, 11126,
11386, 11466, 18736, 18776.

To

1030, 1338, 2140,

Testy 1228
Tether 884

Term

2454,

(old) 1498 5.

hearted 619, 809.

Tent 1276

2490 6.
Teacher 104, 298, 483, 496, 968,
1469, 1649, 2010,2135, 22996,
2300 6, 2486, 2489 6, 2489.
Teaching 74, 13296.
Teal 1982

2382

6,

Tension 1245

K ^47

i**7

2186,

globe 2175.

Tenderness 619, 696, 782, 809,

!397, 1966,2267, 2697.

To be

6.

teach 73

2172,

6.

Testament (new) 1498

6.

Taxes 611, 2390, 2508.

Tea 1065

2698

6.

2304

6,

Terrestrial

6.

Tenantry 2383 6.
Tender 14, 572 6, 695, 795
809, 1397. 1550 6, 2232
2326 6, 2648, 2696.

2207, 2208.

Terrene 2175, 2186.

ague 1353 6.
Test 644 6, 1660, 1683.
Testaceous 2477 6.

Tasting 2715.

6,

1688.

Terrace 224, 3776, 901 6, 10726,

1118 6, 11226, 11346,20866,
2086.

Tertian 1376.

2239 6.
millions 829 6.
thousand 829 6.

Tenant 2152

Taught 74, 482, 1213, 21056,

2489 6, 2490 6.
Taunt 1257 6.

6,

billions

Tasteless 2031, 2053 6, 2090 6.

Tavern 2180

415

Terror 315 6, 1265 6,

2140, 2725 6, 2759 6.

Tenacity 136, 1003.

Tattered raiment 1205.

6,

To

Tasteful 2380, 2381.

Tasty 2608.

Termination 158, 306

way 558 6.
Thatch 1079, 11 29

Terribleness 1031,2166.

To temporize 1246
To tempt 2452 6.
Ten

b.

Terrific 2 140,

Temptation 2029.

Taste 1325, 21966, 21976, 2378,

2379, 2 7i5To taste 1069 6, 2159 6.

place 555 6, 2671 6.

time 1295, 1297 6.

terminated 2278

2166, 2725

residence 1828.

b.

That moment (from) 12936.

b.

Terminated 1688.

Terrible 617,

Temples 601.
Temporal 553.
Temporary 2633.

Tardy 2220.

terminate 2278

To be

zone 2588

b.

Tardily 2117

6,

2279.

b.

Tape 1875 b.
Tapia Cratseva 232, 1921
1

2278

6,

6.

Temperance 1680.
Temperate 1509, 1517,

260

Tapping

2315

T.

see

alata.

6.

Temperament 1305
672

Manillensis

To

THA THI.

Terminalia tomentosa,

1184

6,

TER THA.

Temerity 243, 2046.

Temper 1794, 2278 6.

1293.

6,

Third 1330 6, 1350, 1358 6.

person 1330 6, 1558.
Thirst 1176, 1312, 1351> 1/39,

1741

6.

6,

6.

1868

6.

b.

Thirsty 1312,

Thirteen 1356

35 1, 1739, 2569.
6,

1366, 1370.

2839

Thirteenth 1356

Thirty 1368, 1373

ft-

fifth

1641.

first

53-

five

1636

1642.

b,

thread 938

Threaded 938

b.

one 53
second 1480, 1900

Three 1333

b.

seven 2582,26226,2625

1127

b.

1365, 1368.

fold 1337

ft,

1369,

1358,

Thy 1304

leaved 137.
sixth 1127 b, 2537.

third 1355 b, 1356

b.

pronged fork 1358

three 1355 b, 1366.

two 1480, 1900

To

Thresher 2231

b.

b.

539

b,

b.

To

b.

time 546

6.
b,

545

To
To

b.

world 423.

6.

6,

585

b,

2138,

6,

6.

1317

1533,

b,

2358

1585

6,

2269

6,

H9, >5i'ii

Thorny 586.

Throw

Thoroughly 1722, 2605

b.

J377-

37

6.

1609,

Thoughtlessness 37, 38, 462

6,

6,

6,

1647 6, 1710
1231 6.

1271 6,
6.

6,

6.

1282

6.

1023

6,

till

1262

1082

895

6,

1185

6,

6.

6-

6,

6.

300

6,

302

6.

34, 296 6, 1713-

13/1720

6,

20616,

Together 5 2 9 6, 530 6, 663

2280 6, 2547 6, 2617 b.

6,

2654

6.

6,

Toil 870 6, 1681, 2301 6, 2320.

toil 643 6.
Toilsome 56.

6.

Token 177, 419

6.

6.

ft.

7,

1585,

Told 897.
Tolerable 2618.

Toll 2381

6,

1098,

b,

1800, 2417, 2567.

Toleration 1662:

6.

6,

2508.

Tomb

993 6, 1699 6.
Tom-cat 2752 6.
Tom ex sebifera 1112

6.

Time 417

ft,

n 8 ,

995 b ,
13 2 7,

1395*, 17276, 1870 ft, 18876,

1975 ft, 1975, 2 9 2 2 329 ft,
2591-

6,

To

710, 955
1418, 19876, 2250 6.

6,

6.

with 2588
6,

6.

Timber 666
6,

2021

6.

1545 h

6.

this

(great) 17

6.

1009

6,

6-

no purpose
2069
that 1297
542

Toe

Tillage 1081 b.

Tilt

919
2431

Tobacco 1325

Tilled 784.

Throwing 1995
Thrust 963 6, 1262 6, 1502 6.
To thrust 880 6, 954 6, 963
1502

To

889

6,

2069.

864, 874

when 718

6.

878

pipe 2749

979 ft, 2 338 ft, 2347

now 526 ft, 546 ft.
then 1297 6, 2672 6.

off

in
6.

6.

Tightness 1451, 1476.

house 860

(in wrestling) 1701 6.

*6o2,

1451, 2458.

Till 151,

down 979

of 1520.

Thoughtful 1093, 12596, 1521,

1875 6, 2155, 2156, 2596.
be thoughtful 2156

6,

6.

840.

6.

To-day 65, 260

Tight 1240

Tiled 874

To throw 1127

1646

1422

Toad 620

2117, 2483.

1464 ftfavour 1840

fate

6-

6.

6.

Tile 860 6,

Thought 8726, 8876,1093,12586,

6,
1520, 1874 6, 2060 b,
2104, 2202, 2204, 2214, 2264.

To

Tigress 1955 b.

away 1822

2061

6.

Tittle tattle
b.

ft,

of the casting-net 847.

Thou i339&>! 343*, 1347ft,

Though 2338 b, 2339 6.

Tip 1264

1655, 24946-

Tiger 1955

1246

6.

Title 288, 496,

6.

Tied 725, 1533, 1580, 2334

Tier 2637 6.

and through 31 16,5466,

1722.

apple 595.
1513, 1516.

886

To make tight 274.

To tighten 643 6.

6.

1903-

Thorn 585-

6,

2491.

ft,

6.

Tiring-room 1629.

6.

6.

1971

tie

Tinman 632

6.

Tiresome 158.

in the throat

Tickling 931

To

Tinkling 595

2652

Tiptoe (on) 373

Tired 158, 1546

ft-

Tiffin 1176, 1177.

1249 6.

Through 1481

2 J 93,

Tie 936

ft,

6.

595

tinkle

Tint 1923, 2384.

6, 951 ft, 1001, i7 2 8,

1913, 1914, 23606, 2370.

6,

To

Tinning 632

Tides (neap) 2221 6.

Tidings 1978, 2068.

Throttling 93, 831.

Thither 561 b.

Thoughtless
2088 6.

2070

2418, 2600.

6,

throng 1027
throttle

856

Tide (high) 1970.

(spring) 1082

Throne 12896, 1625

2235 6, 2641.
Throng 23196.

quality 526 b.

To

2496,

b.

place 539 b.

1075

Throbbing pain 578

10926, 12406

b.

tickle

b.

Throat 587, 93, 93i ft, i2 49 b

To throb 685 ft, i 2 44 b.

b.

mode 547 b.
moment 539

1462,

6,

thrive 1962 6,

Thriving 1270

manner 526

To

6.

Tingling 2642

Tippler 1740 b.

Tick 310
315
To tick 1247 6.
Ticket 957, 12606.

6,

6.

Threshold 991
2737 b.
Thrice 1369.

like 408, 4^5, 1296.

Thong 1315

1231

2 3 b ,

ft,

To tin 2385 6.
To tinge 2385 6.
To tingle 2492 6.

of the ear 6756.

ft,

ft,

Threshing-floor 864, 860, 875

b.

end 547 b.
instant 526

way 544

2231

6,

Timorous 12656.
Tin 23836, 2385 6.

Tibia 1541.

b.

direction 545

once 546

thresh 300,

2229

description 547

kind 526

ft.

ft-

6.

b.

This 526 b, 549

border 547

edge 547

storied 1355

1319

ft,

2141, 2166,

6,

2441, 2501, 2587.

1322, 1377-

ft,

6.

1328.

Timely 2633.
Timid 1034, 2140

6.

6.

Tiara 6386, 1195

2287.

nerved 1373-

2293

Thwarted 125, 858, 2108.

Thwarting 857, 1252 ft, 2108.

b.

1370, 1372.

2537.

b,

ft,

6.

cornered 135 2

seventh 2582.

6,

Thursday 2073 6.
Thus 189 6, 407 6, 408 6, 408,
526 6, 546 6, 546, 547 ft, 1295,
1380 6.
far 544 ft, 546 6.
To thwart 857 6, 1249 6, 19696,

H956-

1319ft,

ift,

Threatened 926.
Threatening 926

ninth 514.

To thunder 906

threaten 12676, 13206, 14956.

To

538.

b,

1281

6,

ft,

ft.

Threat 455, 131

fourth 1048.

-nine 514, 5*5

of a promise 2287

2069.

9 6 b , 926, 1457,
2314, 2315, 2683.
bolt 765, 1084 ft, 1891,
2164.

939 b

6,

of death 388, 2514.

Timed

Thunder 583

(sacred) 17826.

To

6,

7 2 5-

To thump 721

of investiture 487.

four 1048, 1122

six

Thump

Thread 960, 1317ft, 13186, 1325,

2665 6, 2666, 2666 6.

eighth 236.

Thrusting 892
Thumb 35, 2 6i

Thousandfold 2620 6.
Thousandth 2619, 2639.

eight 238, 307 6.

Time

6.

Thousand 2619, 27356.

1366, 1370

6,

Thirtieth 1368, 1373 b -

TIM TON.

THR TIM.

THO THR.

THI THO.

To-morrow 289
646
2532

6,

706

6,
6,

1418

b,

291

6,

707,

6.

Tone 833.
Tongs 1094

6,

2323

6,

6.

641 b,
2530,

2622

b.

2840

TON TO U.
Tongue 1167
1200, 1201
2379-

1195
1204

6,

6,

b,

1200

b,

b,

b.

b.

Tonnage 1655 b, 2325

Tonsure 1106.

Too 553

b,

Touchstone 642, 643

1567, 1665 6, 2480.

To tow 1245

scraper 1199

To-night 65

TOUTRA.
1199
1212

6,

b.

b.

6,

1717

6,

6,

Town
b,

1410

1393,

2619

6,

2375.

6.

b.

b.

made

powder 2198
Toothed 1394.

b.

Trace 893 6, 1015 6, 1021

1098, 12606, 1713, 2423 6.

b.

To

trace

444

6,

b.

To

transpire-

792

Top

Traced 2310.

Transport 508

Trachea 1542 6, 1542.

Track 1015 6.

To

488 b, 1250 b, 1340,

2261 6, 22956, 2433 b,

1551 b,
2480, 2494.

heavy 2261

Tractable 36.

shaped 1551

Trade 481, 824, 864 6, 1332 6,

13406, 13546, 17816, 1963,
1992, 2088 6, 2111, 2111 6,
2546 6, 2547 6, 2572, 27586.

b.

Topaz 1745, 1784 b.

Topic 68, 591, 179-1, 1839.
Topsy-turvy 506 b, 1618 6.
Torch 432 b, 506, 1429, 2234
bearer 506, 2234

6.

b.

1222

1199

Tortuous 932
1949 6 f

1777

6,

1888,

6,

6.
b.

Tradition 1847

Toss 451.
toss about

437

2442 b, 2450 b.
Tossing about 1126

up 45 1
Total 537,

1126

6,

6,

b.

6,

2423

Traversed 455.
Tray 722 6, 869

Treacle 806

1321

To

6,

b,

2323

6,

2634.

2599.

6,

1237

Tottering 1241

b,

1467.

6,

1241

6.

To

touch 1 142 6, 1 143 b, 1 148

1261 6, 1665 6, 2431 6.

Touched 1773, 2698.

Touch-hole 23706, 2371

6,

tranquillize

1395

6,

1382

6,

2229

6.

6,

Transfer 368

13166.

To
To
To

b,

1811

transform 2306

transfix

2181

2057,

1975,

6,

49,

6.

Transgressing 507.

1233

958,

6,

2421

130,

507,

b,

6.

796,

6.

dioeca 760, 814,

1194, 1220, 1331, 15326, 1646,
1691 6, 1895 6.

2252

lobata 907 6.
- palmata 2251 6,
6.

Trick 599, 1502 6, 1527

16276, 1872 6, 1881

869

6,

b,

6.

To

trick

1502

6.

To

6,

trickle

1235

6,

6.

15466.

6,

6.

Trickery 2136

346

b,

12346,

b.

Trickling 837.

Trident 1353

6.

6,

13586, 1373

6.

Trifling 2 26,

529 6, 842 6, 1 148 6,

1340, 1709 6, 2729 6, 2741 6.

Trifoliate 1370.

6,

Trifolium

1908

officinale

Indieum
1910

6.

1152

6,

6.

Trigonella
1

380

6,

1309,

corniculata 1735 6,
1740 6, 1741, 1773, 1929,
2227, 2421, 2424, 2698.

1467, 2087.

2453.

Theba 1385

Tremendous 2166,
Tremor 608, 2087.
Tremulous 1053, 1M 1
2453

6.

Treaty 1586, 2578.

Treble 13266.

6,

6.

cucumerina
1908

6.

Treatise 1795, 1839.

1380

6.

992

6.

6.

Tremble 1039.
To tremble 656 6, 935 6,
Trembling 608,
1039,

6.

alliacea

Kolisha 865
Trichosanthes anguina
1085 6, 1436 6.

6,

1029 6, 1310, 1342 6,

1342, 1399*, H77, H78, 1528,
1722, 2004, 2066, 2209, 2247.

6.

164

2169

Tree 940
6.

Transgressible 2421.

1015

Trichilia

2210.

Treatment 2661

6.

transgress 507

6,

Treasury 813, 8536,1577, 14906,

2147 6, 2152.
treat

943

out corn 2256

To

6.

Transcript 1525
6,

6,

Treasurer 596, 853

1316 6, 1491.

Trampled 1659 b.
Trampling 1713,
Tranquil 872 6, 1258
2088 6, 2466, 2480.

Transgression
6.

6.

2512.

b,

Treasonous 2387.
Treasure 1243 6, 2673.

6.

Transformation

Touch 255a, 2697.

'decandra

0.

Treasonable 2387.

871 6, 1594, 2088,

2466, 2480, 2481.

6.

6,

Treason 2387.

involucrata 2001 6.

trample 738

6,

tread 2256

6.

Train (retinue) 1677.

To

1234

Touching 912.

traverse 629

6,

Tribe 760, 817 6, 997,

8,
1
187, 1307 6, 1922, 1924.
Tribulus lanuginosus 401, 586,
7636, 845, 982, 2715.

1826, 2044.

Tranquillity

"68

Totality 2089
totter

2546

To

Torture 1744.

Treacherous 1389 6, 1826, 2044.

Treachery 887 6, 1389 6, 14096,

6.

Traitor 1409 6, 2044,

6.

Tortuousness 1888.

To

Trading town igi2

Tragus 376.
To trail 1027

6.

Tortuously 1252

To

1955

116.

Tragia

Tortuosity 1250

944

obcordata 2436

b.

Trichopodus fuscus 701

axillaris

knowledge 1721.

shell 774.

6.

2642

Traffic 824, 17816, 1963, 20886,

6.

Glareola 678.6.

bispinosa 2491

instruction 1721.

Tortoise 573, 606, 774, 11956,

6.

TRAPA.bicornis 1716

1683

6,

Triangle 1369, 1372, 1375, i

4 86_
Triangular 1352 6, 1353 6, 1369."

2535

6.

1660

To

b.

Torrent 1597.

Trianga
6,

Trianthema

transport 10806.
Trap 772, 1139 b, 1871

6,

Tradescantia

Traditional 1665, 1721.

Torpid 741 b, 1615

Torpor 2266, 2684.

1316

Tribute 2390.

Torn 1096

2164.

6,

Traveller 75, 146a, 1653, 1688,

1717, 2303 6, 2398 6.

2*1

1112 b, 1138 b,
b,
11466, 1173 b, 1417,
1873 b, 2009 b, 2132, 2150 b,

644

1998.

Trader 1649, 1898,19646, 20816,

2088 b.

Tradesman 13406, 1649, 19636,

1141,

6.

Tribunal 1425 6, 1499, 1998

Tributary 1204. _

imbricata 1149

b.

1469

6,

Trapezium 2045.
Trash 19 6.

Torment 2084, 2339, 2345.

To torment

trespass 507

Trial

6.

boat 2135

b.

of a tree 1797.

6,

Trewia nudiflora 1734 6.

Triad 1365, 1369, 1372.

6.

Transparency 2707.
Transparent 38, 1660 6, 1686
1866 6, 2631 6, 2707.
Transparentness 1840.

Traceable 1311.

1017

6,

Tress 793.

Translator 1308, 2203

Toothless 1394.
26,

To

6.

Transmutation 1673.

1789.

ship 2476

pick 855, 1394.

Translation 1308

1015

1479.

Transmigration 122.

bred 1789.
ache 1394 b, 1413
brush 1394.

Trespass 507,

Transitory 1155, 1157, 1542.

Translated 149.

1528, 1651, 1756, 1767 6,

1941

b,

voice 1666.

Transitoriness 88.
6.

Towing-rope 960.

Tool 2722 b.
Tooth 1270

Tremulousness 1053.
Trench 860 6, 1208 6, 1639 6
1716 6, 867 6, 23036.
Trenches 2325 6.

Transitive 2556.

1440, 2064

6,

TRETRI.

Transgressor 2421.
Transient 88, 109, 254, 835.

b.

Towards 664 6, 1422

21646.
Towel 943, 947, 2271

Tower 803

TRA-=-TRE.
644

6,

fcenum Graecum 18966,

2285.6, 2317.
Triliteral 1375.
b,

1309

Trillion 1517 6.

To

trim 625

6,

1131

6,

1133

6.

2841
TRI

TRU.

Trimming 1237

To turn

Trinomial 1371.

Trusty 2044.

Trinket 934*-

Truth 1293, 1296ft, 13166, 1634,

1793, 2337,2346, 25646, 2571,
2712, 2720 6.

Cinclus 1x50

Tringa

b.

glareola 1149 b.

Goensis 1268

pusilla

To

try

870

Tube 11176,

1541, 1542, 1551,

1092

b,

Tuesday 2195

2442

Trivial 2420.

perspectivus 1212

Tumbler-pigeon 2450

b.

Tumbling 2423

Tumid 1878

Triumphant 1170, 1171, 1197

1200,1210,1993,2002.

6.

1879 b , 1882

6,

Tumidity 1871

Tumor 8986,

of horse 2411

6.

18716, 2123,2702.

2021, 2098
2478,

b,

2518

6,

Trouble 643 b, 832, 1222, 12246,

1290 6, 1316 b, 1415, 1421 b,
1835, 2116, 2120, 2301 b,
b.

Tun-bellied 1553

Tunnel 879

Troublesome 832, 1027 b, 1158ft,

1224 6, 1289 6, 1421 ft, 2120,
2301 ft, 2422 ft.
business

ft,

1 1

58

Turdus

1415

6.

Emeria 2065

6.

1985,

2337,

flower 785.

Trunk of an elephant 6 186,2502ft.

of a tree 955 6,2681.

1305 6, 1819,
2041, 2044, 2157, 2223 6.

Trusted 2043.
Trustful 1451.

Trusting 392, 2522.

1031

ft,

Tyrant 704

1636

first

533.

ft,

6,

ft,

675

1212

ft,

V.
Vacancy 1872 ft.
Vacant 876 ft, 2510.

6.

1636

Vacation 158.

1640

6,

To vacillate 1241 6, 2759 6.

Vacuity 1140, 2022, 2399, 2510.
Vacuum 2399, 2510.
Vagabond 1194
Vague 132.

ft.

one 527 b, 533, 538 6.

second 1947 6,
148

6,

seven 2583, 2626 6.

seventh 2583, 2626

six

6.

2538 1136

6.

In vain 2069

6.

three

352

Vainly 2278

1438

ft,

Twig 5746,11276,

ft.

1726 6,
18806.

6.

1727

1481, 1485.
1482.

6,

1691, 1696 ft,

1865

6,

2324

ft,

6,
6.

1949

Twine 1390

To

1024 6, 1025 ft,

1727 6, 1876 6, 1881ft,
6,

away 2289

1961

6,

Twinging 739

6,

1092

6.

614,

alternifolia

2513

6.

203,

1173,

2500, 2513.

6.

Twin-fellow 2341.
ft.

6,

Valid 1932.

twine 745 b.

Twined 745

6.

Valiant 1827, 1942 6, 1987

1993, 1994, 2058, 2510.

Valisneria

(evening) 1991.

ft,

6,

Jatamansi
1158,
1159, 1303, 1541, 1781, 22506,
2452, 2603 6, 2616.

Validity 1418, 1827.

Twilight 2579.
1881

6.

6.

Valeriana

ft.

6,

2187.

6.

Vainglorious 2278

sixth 2538.

ft.

6,

Vain 13 6, 260, 224, 448 6, 946 6,

12616, 14266, 1870, 19656,
2021, 2088 6, 2115, 2322,
2729 b, 2741 6.
hope 1887 6.

1485-

6.

2295

ft,

6.

ft.

Twice 1437

6,

turn 1022

ft.

ft.

6.

four 1047.

ft.

be turgid 1962

1698
1988

1990, 2038

6,

two 1947

!975, 1977

ft,

ft,

fifth

1642

6.

Turk 1345 *
Turkey 1345 6, 1780

To

2396

1472.

H80.

ft.

b.

Turn 1727

ft,

ft.

Tyranny 458, 1208

ft.

ninth 515.

Saularis 1386

Turkois 1746

6,

ft.

elephantina 2760

third 1366.

Turgid 1871

147a

ft.

Tyrannical 1194

eight 238, 308

ft.

Turf 1073

To

2760

1978 ft, 1480.

Twentieth 1990, 2040 6.

Salica2 1 526,2482,24836,

or false 523.

Truly 373*, 7**f 866 *> 1258ft,

1574 ft, 1624 ft, 1794 ft, 1893 ft,
2337 b, 2571 ft, 2742 6.
Trumpet 1348 ft, 2182 ft.

stringed 1466

ft.

nine 515, 515

653

roseus 2482

2484

ft,

Tympanum 622.
Typha angustifolia687

1352

6,

Twelfth 1977

macrourus 24826, 2521.

melanocephalus 2730 6.

ft,

1485.

1466

storied 14666.

ft.

fourth 1047.
citrinus

jocosus

1296

6.

1876,6, 1879

Tweezers 2323

2495.

ft,

6,

12356, 2065

ft,

b,

handed 1482.
headed 148.

b.

Twang 1493Twanged 833.

Gingidianus 9366,2395ft,

nature 1293.

b,

6,

2471.

ft,

372.

ft.

Turbid 77, 90, 678

1278 ft.

2346,2564 ft, 2568, 2571, 2598,

2626, 2643, 2667, 2720 ft.

Trust 381, 417

1864

five

ft.

1437
1482, 2013.

eighth 238.

(chimney) 1513

6.

"99

020

Twenty 742

1479,

footed 1484.

dove

Twelve 1975

H79*,

ft.

Turban 511, 1700

Trowel 623, 1563 6.

Trowsers 1719 6.
True 464, 522, 1259

6,

ft.

1464ft, 1465&,

faced 1468

1387, 1393, 2047, 2375-

Tune 1321, 2711.

2024,2115,

2116, 2120.

Troublesomeness 1421
Trough 1182 ft, 1579.

2720

6,

Tumultuous 9106, 13906, 18706,

2720 6.

Trot 1520.

b,

275 1. 6

ft.

6.

fold

6.

Tutty 1341

6.

Tumult 485, 486, 866 6, 906

9106, 9956, 1343, 14106,

b.

2323

be twisted 1697 6.

Two

6.

Tusked 1394, H9
Tutor 104, 2300 6.

b,

ft,

Trophis aspera 389

2512 6, 2670 b.

1891

Tush
Tusk

ft.

6,

Troop 906, 13076.

1793.

Turret 2298

13846,

6,

6,

6,

1482.

Turtle 573, 774,

(toss)

Troubled 283, 391

1247

b,

1776

6.

Turpethum Convolvulus

ft.

6.

Triumfetta Bartramia 1906

Triumph 1170, 2002.

2324

6.
6,

2295

6,

Twisting 1697

1250

Turpentine 2526.

6.

To tug 880 6, 2756 6.

To tumble 1263 6.

Tripod 1371.

ft,

Turnscrew 1698
1281

6,

Tuft 8446, 955

1385 b.

Triplet 1849.

Triticum aestivum 992

1881

To
2187.

ft,

1025,

1024,

twist 1698

2324 6.
Twisted 861

ft-

ft.

lathe 1455

Turning

Tuck 799 b.
To tuck 954

Triple 1369.

2320

key 1455

6.

Tuberose 2370.

b.

437 b, 1263 6.
Triphasia aurantiola
1098 b.

ft.

To

Turner 728 ft, 749.

Turner's chisel 1455

1561.
b.

Twinkling 1585, 1689

Twist 861 6, 1024
2323 *, 2324 6.

6.

6.

Trying one's fortune 2149

b.

801

Turned out 1612.

6.

trip

Trochus

in a lathe 728 6,
up the nose 2670

b.

Senegala 1053

Trip 437

To

1150

1271

6,

Ochropus 618

TWI VAL.

TUR TWI.

TRU TUR.
Trusts 13166.

b,

6,

2379

6.

octandra
1 704
6.
25146, 2515, 2674ft.

Valley 482, 597, 934, 1730

Valorous 1666.

6.

2842

VAL VEN.

VEN VES.

Valour 1427 b, 1666, 1987 6,

1993, 2058, 2059, 2 520, 2635._
Valuation 1176.

Value 593 b, 2263, 2279.

To value 2145 b, 2308 b.
Valuing 1 398 b.
Valve 1 704 b.

Vampire 1741, 1968

Vanguard 292 6.

Venom 923

spinosa 464, 587,

6006,616, 12836, 1736, 2071,
2207, 2225 6, 2227, 2473,
2532.
vanish 500.

14, 935

10566.

6,

Vanity 127, 260, 924,

1413 b, 1590, 2115.

To vanquish 869
2704

946

11706,2229

6,

6,

Venus 2503.

Variation 1881

Verbena
795

6,

2166

2395

scandens

2165

Verdant 1310 6.
Verdigris 1183 6.
Verge 654 6, 655

Varnish 632

Verification 1316 6.

b.

varnish 10146.

Verily 546

2152.

b,

Vault 967 6, 879

Vaulted 879 6.

Vernonia
6.

746, 816.

Very 48,

6.

1023

6.

1648,

1649,

1993,

6.

Venerable 208, 1320, 1764, 1765,

2134, 2264, 2568.
(highly) 924.

To

venerate 2265

6.

vibrate 271 6, 1550 6,

Vinegar 2490
Vintner 2502

6.

6.

Vicinity 64, 115,

16306, 2579,
2598, 2630, 2634.
Vicious 68, 729, 1323, 1446,
1446 6, 1447, 1625, 2077 6,
2115.

1975.

Victualler 2180

1944

6,

2179

6,

Violence 436, 458, 1043, 11736,

1212 6, 1724, 1933, 2639.

2396

6,

Vigilance 1829.
Vigilant 1182

much

Vigilantly 2631 6.

6,

156, 1453> 2055.

wife 1651, 2569, 2629.

Virtuously 2564.
Virulence 1221 6, 1222.
Virulent 1221 6.

Viscous 1041

1085

6,

6.

6.

Visible 1069, 1453, H54, 14566,

1538, 1628,16586, 1792, 1816.

2180

visit

6.

2163

6,

2180

6.

Visitor 289.

To

vitiate

old 1218.

Vigorousness 12126.

small 585.

Vigour 1353

6,

1934, 2569 6.

2635.

1995

6.

Vitiated 1440.
alata 231 6.

Haynga 2739 b.
Marawa 1331 6.
Negundo
414,

1183, 2564.

Vigorous 1212

6,

Vitality 555, 1848 6, 1848.

Vitex

6,

near 1012.

b.

1499,

1751,
2504,
2589.

Vital 1203, 2229, 22306.

1318 6, 1319
1617 6, 1630 6.
6,

long 1476.

Vespertilio Vampyrus 1968

963, 1498,
1619, 1750,
2040, 2138,
2568, 2574,
2649.

disposition 2564.

Visit

large 1792.

Vesicle 2063.

Virtuous 961,
1500, 1507,
i~52, 1765,
2505, 2565,
2626, 2628,

To

468, 1065 6, 1306 6, 1454,

1456 6, 1529 6, 1593, 2055,

1456

6.

6.

Virgin 15, 107, 598,

754.
Virgo 598.

1857, 2588, 2651.

2598-

9116.

6.

Visibleness 1453.
Visibly 11956, 17936, 18166.

View

To view 379

57.

b.

6.

6.

2136.
Vied with 2697.

6.

2645

Violation 507.

Vis-a-vis 2291 6, 2299

Viscid 308 6, 1041 6.

6.

Viewed

stupid

6,

Victuals 873, 1156, 1210.

2494

b,

Virtue 960, 1497, i 75I) ,83,

2504, 2570, 2648, 2649.

Vice 1094 6, 11826, 1717, 2115.

Vicegerent 1536 6, 1544 6.

Videlicet
6,

2520, 2648

Virility 1747, 1758, 1789.

Victorious 205, 1 170, 1 171, 1200,

1210 6, 1210, 1377, 2002.

6.

2494

Vibratory 608.

Victor 1197

6.

6,
b,

Vibration 608, 2696.

dreadful 1031.

well 2719

6.

Victory 1170, 2002, 2371.

anthelmintica 2678

58,

2423

Victim 1692.

distant 2654.

Vender 1994.
2376

6,

clever 2651.

Velocity 383, 1166, 1338, 1377,

1476, 2077.

Vine 1476.

Virago 6756, 1747, 22506,

23136,

2048, 2079

Viciousness 1447.

awful 1031.

1335.

6,

12226,

Ugly 132, 748, 759, 1990, 20806,

2290 6.

6,

Vicissitude 1676, 1881

6,

Vertigo 2187, 2261

Vein 1495, 1551, 2495.

Vendible

1624

Verse 1656, 1867

Versed 2122.

6.

6,

6.

2662.

Vehicle 1986, 2346, 2546 6.

enal 583

6,

Vernal 1983.
equinox 2048.

Veal 1958 6.
Vegetable 940 6, 2175.
Vegetables 84 6, 335 6, 2477.

Velvet 2194

1910

2645, 2744.
Vernacular dialect 2160.

6.

Vaunt 1864 6.
Udder 998 6, 1727

1030

6,

Vermillion 1547

Vaulting 1863.

Veil 148, 1030

6.

rosea 970 6.

Ugliness 759.

Viceroy 1536 6.
Vicia sativa 270

6.

Various 438, 1554 6, 1554, 1630,

1774, 1945, 2023.
Variously 1554 6.

veil

6,

2178.

6,

sativa

1092,16436,1999.

To

b.

prostrata 40.

Variegated 626, 627, 1090, 1091,

Vehemence

5546,2171

nodiflora

Varied 120.

Variety 1989, 2181.

Vinca

Vincible 1210, 1993.

Vindictive 1323.

6.

Vibrating 2423

noun 826.

2108.

6,

6.

-* of a stream 1 360 6.
Violent 621, 1043, 2639, 2U2i
Violently 1840 6.

To

Verbesina calendulacea 794

6,

Vetch 1153 6.
To vex 1111 6, 1221

b>

(causal) 1859.

6.

6.

Villainy 1275 6,
1447, 2478.

b.

Vestige 893 6, 1098, 1260

1549 b, 1713, 2423 6.

1224

904

1941 b, 2327

1462

6,

vilify

Village 9366, 1004,

1692, 17056.

6.

Vestibule 1455

832, 847, 1221

2576.

Veranda 1976 6.
Verb 288, 825, 826.

6,

6.

1882

6,

Vexed 370, 456, 745, 827, 829,

Verbal 2481.

2154

6,

6,

606/812, 1101

6,

Vexation 1042 6, 1086 6, 1222,

1224 6, 1421 6, 2005, 2217,
2223, 2576.
Vexatious 1224 6, 1421 6, 1530 6.

(impersonal) 2152.

Vapour 1513

To

2044.

Veracity 2571.

Variable 1053.

Vat 1122

6,

Venture 1237 6.
To venture 2142 6.
Venturing 2149 b.

6.

Vanquished 2132.
Vapid 2053 6, 2144

80

1 1

2316.

Veracious 2571, 2572.

Veraciously 2337 6.

Vanished 115, 2036.

Vanishing

6,

6,

Venomous 923 6, 2048.

Vent 1994, 2375.
Ventilago Madraspatana 2364.

b.

Vessel 330

1330

disease 1948

VIL VIT.
To

Vespertine 1851, 2635.

Venereal 482.
1

Vanguerta

To

VES VIL.

Venerated 2594.
Veneration 999, 1765,2594.2605.

1615

6,

1622

6,

2645.

trifolia 1596
Vitis Indica 353 6.

Vile 67, 4076, 6076, 747, 10666,

11376, 1156, 1442, 1447,1569,
1569 6, 1617, 1719, 1891 6,
1902 6, 2221, 2233, 2748.

Vitrified 1231.

Vileness 1569, 2266.

Vitriol 1341 6,

latifolia

954

6.

6.

vinifera 1476.

1342

6.

1596,

2843

UNC UND.

UND UNF.

Uncertainty 90, 380,5126, 14846,

1488, 20906, 2459, 2550, 2578.

Understanding 147, 491, 1087,

1111, 1509, 2062,2204,2317.

VIT UNC
Vituperation 1206.

Viverra Bundur 2183 6, 2138 6.

Gunda 916 6.
Ichneumon 819, 1526.

Mungo

1626

Zibetha

ft.

854

b,

854,

Unchangeable

Undertaking
366,
479,
1400 6, 1854, 2060 6.

To

1195

vivify

b.

Unchecked

166, 1588.

Uncle 1070

6,

1018

1155

b,

Ultimate 116, 1059.

37

6.

Umbrella 1127, 11346.

Umpire 3576, 1614, 16416,2211,
2212, 2484 6.
Unable 15, 136 6, 228,243, 9256,
2090 6.

Unaccented 95.
Unacceptable 131.

Unaccoutred 241, 2095

Undulating 1238

6.

6,

Uncorrected 896

6.

Unamiable 144,
Unanimity 532.

Uncourteous 2073

Unanimous 528, 533.

Uncourteousness 2073

Unanswerable 45
Unapparent 170.

6,

Unasked

Uncovered

Unassuming 2586.

6.

2139.

1082 6, 1084,
2317, 2630, 2695.

Unctuous

Uncustomary 2085

Undaunted 1604.

Unawares 2721
Unbared 82.

6.

Undecided 90, 2089

Undecidedness 2090

Unbearable 432

6.

undeceive 1038

6.

6,

20906,

Unbleached 88.

part 1312.

Unblown

145, 636, 2559.

survey 1453.

flower 809, 2298.

the

Unborn 39, 40.

Unbound 379 6.
Unbroken 18, 985

power

6.

of 1314

these circumstances 5266.

water 1274
b.

To undergo 867

6,

6.

2184
1618

Unceasing 81, 166, 167.

Underneath 67

Uncertain 90, 20896, 2550, 2622.

To understand 2061

6,

6,

6.

535

6.

2350, 2356, 2358, 2548, 2555,

2562, 2578.

Unit 2259, 2406.

unite 2282 6, 2283 b, 2352 6,
2359 6, 2360 6, 2548 6.
United 534, 2283, 2284, 2350,

To

Unitedly 529

6.

Uniting 2359.
Unity 66, 527, 551.

6.

Universal 2564, 2633.

Unfit 12, 13 6, 97, 174, 175,201,

202, 1561 6, 2090 6, 2091 />.

6.

Unfledged 651

Universality 2613.

6,

986

6.

Universe 1155, 1369, 1373, 2042,

2127, 2564.

Unjala

1247

6.

Unjust 67,
121, 162, 927
929 6, 1439, 1563 6, 2073

unfold 884

6,

1792

6.

2405.

Unfolded 2164, 1791.

Unfortunate

11, 90,

230, 220, 339,

2221, 2418 6.

Unknowingly
144, 175 b,

857

6,

6,
6,

2093 6.
Unkind 144, 621, 1684,20836,

6.

To

6,

2359-

6.
6.

6,

Unique 66, 141, 527.

Unison 530, 22826, 2552.

1464.

Unfixed 905

163

Uninvited 88.

Unfitness 12, 97, 174, 175, 201.

6.

6,

Union 163,2280,22836, 23196,

Unfeelingness 670, 828.

control 1323

2082

Uninvestigable 48.

Universally 2042

b.

Under 72, 13146, 15566, 15596.

Unbelieving 142.

555

6,

6.

Uninterruptedness 1631.

Unfeeling 6, 13, 579 6, 580, 581,

828, 1566, 1597, 1605, 1613.

Undefiled 256.

b-

6,

2083

Uninterrupted progress 822.

Unfathomable 22, 48, 253.

6.

772,

2595.

Uninterruptedly
1011 6, 1589.

Unexpected 81, 82, 280, 296,

297 6.
Unexpectedly 8 6, 384 6, 883 6,

Unfashionable 2085

6.

6.

Unintelligible 169, 170.

1914, 2045.

Unexperienced 1556 6, 2089

Unfaithfulness 15846.

To

2079

1359,

6,

Uninstructed 97, 1552

6.

6.

Unavoidable 59, 157, 347, 11736.

Unavoidableness 347.

Unbecoming 201, 1561

2217.

Unevenness 2045, 2103.

Unexpanded 145.

38.

Undeniable 45

6,

105, 144, 229,

2221.

Unimportant 213, 226, 498.

Uninhabited 536, 2073 6.
Uninjured 15, 86.

6.

Uneasy 450, 471, 1039, 2074

Uneducated 1552 6, 2082 6.
Unembodied 193.
Unemployed 1569 6.
Unengaged 876 6.
Unenvious 189.
Unequal 243, 555 6.

883

Uncultivated 16476, 1845,20736.

Unattainable 144, 222.

6,

6.

Unctuosity 2696.

138, 200.

1941

6,

Uneven 242, 243, 431

To uncover 436
6.

Unaspirated consonant 226.

Unavailable 1545

2405.

b,

undress 436

Unequalled 66, 95, 97, 2045.

Unequitable 2073 6.

Uncouth 759.

132.

Unappropriated 2090

1586,

6,

Uniformity 533, 772.

Uneasiness 2074

440,

6,

1602, 1920

Unconfined 379 6, 468.

Unconnected 549 6, 1606 6,2040.

Uncontrolled 229,
15R8, 2708.

11, 18,

Unhurt 86.
To unhusk 896 6, 1 142 6.
Uniform 532, 533, 536,

6.

To

6.

Unalterable 157, 772.

Unaltered 2340.

Undismayed 84.

Unconcerned 1609.

Unconsciously 42.

Unhappy

Unharmonious 195, 558 6.

Unhealthy 137, 2046 6, 2074
Unheard 233.

6.

Undoubtedly 239.

Uncontrollable 157.

Unalloyed 1583

Undisciplined 229.

Unconcealed 22.

Unconquered 40.

2232

2037,

103,

248, 1137

Undone i543

6.

2040.

Unhallowed 128.
6.

6.

Undisguisedly 173

6,

2446, 2696.

To undo 2133

6.

Unadulterated 15836.

Unguent

Uncomely 202, 248, 250.

138, 2082

Ungodly 246.
Ungrammatical 877

Ungrateful 12,778, 15846, 1493.

Uncomfortable 248.

Unconquerable 41.

Unadvisable 130.

Undervalued 2722.
Undeserving 83, 135, 175.
Undesisting 2093 6.
Undeterminable 90.
Undetermined 90, 255, 2080

Undisturbedness 1564, 2466.

Undivided 985 6.

Uncommon

Unfriendliness 141, 1473, 2402.

Unfruitful 2227.

825,

Undisturbed 18, 535.

Uncleanness 84, 195, 232.

Uncomeliness 250.

Umbilical cord 15566.

1

6.

Unclean 84, 90, 128, 137, 138,

194, 1555 b, 2233.

Ulterior 116.

b,

undertake 366.

Undignified 2093

(maternal) 2258, 2267

b,

1713, 2123.

Umbrageous

882

(junior paternal)

11496.

Vixen 675 b.
Ulcer 10156,
6,

1737.

(great) 1257 6.

b.

Viviparous 2361.

1561

2188,

1747,

UNL.

Unfriendly 2402.

To

woman
1223

2062.

Unchaste 126.
2718.

Vividly 12646.

Understood 147, 49 1> 1852,2009,

Unchangeableness 772.

Zibethina 1766.
6,

772,

2692.

9166.
Vivid 1035

10*2,

44i

3fNF

Unfounded 2089 6.
Unfoundedly 2278 6.

903

6,

Unknown

42.

42, 2091

6.

Unlawful 121, 164, 169, 229.

2844

UNR UNT.

UNL UNR.
Unlawfulness 2100.

Unrefined 1845.

Unleavened 2077

Unremitting 47, 81, 2093

Unremittingly 307 b.
Unreservedly 884 b.

Unless 2097

6.

6.

Unlike 2045.
Unlikely 101, 240, 244.

Unlimited 132, 247, 1590, 20956.

To unload 501 b.

138, 1558

6.

Unmindful 2097

Unmixed 1583

b,

2186

b.

b.

Unnatural 132, 2115.

Unnecessary 1615, 2084

Unnoticed 2091

Unnumbered

b.

Unobjectionable 132.

2091

Unobservedly 22, 312

Unopposed

635

b,

14, 47.

1216.

Unwholesome

Unruliness 63.

b,

243

b.

Unwise

b.

161.

To unyoke 655

6.

Urine

Unskilled 126.

Vocabulary 177, 813, 1571.

Vocal 2711.

Unsmitten 88.

Vocative case 2603.

Ursus labiosus 2160.

Unsociable 244.

Voice 2121, 2711.

Urtica

Unsociableness 244.

Void 876

Volition 403, 2217, 2264.

Volkameria

Unsuitable 1559
2030.

1962

Unsurpassed 95.
Unsuspecting 462
Untameable 62.
Untamed 63, 210

b,

Unproductive 10, 1915, 2096

2227.

b,

2079

b.

Unproductiveness 2096

Unprofitable i545&>>590, 2088

untie 549

Until

2431

b.

1157

b,

b.

6,

896

6.

2338 6, 2347
6, 2670 6.

6,

2355

6,

6,

441

6,

446

6,

6.

6.

Up

2124, 2263

country 452.
land 1270
1688 2672

6,

2558.

To

usurp 672

Uterus 355

Utility 1867.

Unready 143.

Unto 1688 6, 2431

Untoward 1442 6.

To uphold 1383
Upon 68 6, 488

Unreal 1595 b, 2268.

Unreasonable 693.
Unreasonably 693

6.

6.

Untrue 140, 199, 224, 772, 2006,

2095 6.

1660

6,

2070, 2427,

6.

Utensils 2607 6.

6.

Upbraiding 2143.

20746, 20896.

6,

Usurper 2392.
Usury 2653 6.

Untimeliness 927
10, 282,

2298

Usual 348, 1797 6, 2113.

Usually 1797 b, 2448 b.
Usufruct 331, 488.

2096 b.
Unread 126.

Untimely

6,

2313*.

Upbraided 2143.

6.

2111,

1497,

Useless 13 6, 82, 83, 145, 2226,

224, 15456, 1596, 1615, 1649,
1870, 1965 6, 2021, 2088 b,
2115, 2322.

Unfilled 1647 6, 1688 b.

b,

6.

6.

Usurer 872, 1990

2628, 2653 6.

6.

6.

6,

6.

Uselessness 9, 224, 1590, 1615,

1631, 2021,20846,2101, 2115.

6.

448 6, 491 6, 518

and down 431 6*

to

1058

Uselessly 2021 6, 2069

6,

6.

Vowel 2711.
Voyage 2584

6.

Useful 489, 628, 630, 6836, 7896,

2637.

Voracious 463, 732, 8676, 1779

2131, 2225.

Vow 817

6,

Use 1836, 18666.

Used 2113.

b.

1763.

6.

6,

6.

2304

2436

(practice)

2112, 2328

Voucher 1833.

1564.

Untaught 97, 126, 15526, 20836.

Unthankful 1493.
Unthinking 162, 1609.

To

1362

Votary 2709
b,

1975

b.

6.

Voluntary 689.

To vomit 435

20906, 20916,

b,

Volume 12006, 13436,

Voluntarily 2708

6.

Usage 296, 297, 690 6, 1 267 6,

1828, 1836, 2376 6,
2400,
2401, 2410 6, 2661 6.

infortunata 2146.

Madoeera 2262

6,

globulifera

pentandra 1739

odorata 2146

467

b,

6.

farinosa 1327 6.

b,

1829

b,

1844,

longi folia

Unspeakable

6.

1262

1529 6,
2304, 2420 6.

Volatile 457.

Volley 1455

6,

interrupta 2436 6.

Volcano 1222, 1547

be unsteady 1241

urge 1063

Urgency 1291 6.
Urgent 347 6, 1338, 2304

Unsolicited 200.

Vomiting 1916.

1275

To

2510.

6,

Vomitted 555

b,

896

6,

Unsuccessful 12.

Unprincipled 68, 1043

6.

Unskilful 131, 663 b.

Unsubstantial 159, 246.

138.

lobata 1906

Unsifted 298.

b.

6.

sinuata 571 6.

6.

b.

518

Urethra 2305.
135, 1561 6.

Unpleasant 255.
Unpleasing 2115.

b,

Urena

6.

168, 15366, 1543,20966,

Unperplexed 535.

Unprecedented 109
Unprepared 143.

6,

Unyielding 580, 1260

Unsubdued 63.

Unpopularity 225.

491

6,

b.

Urbanity 2151, 2652, 2679.

To

Unpopular 2449.

Upwards 448
Urbane 2476

b.

9.

Unparalleled 138, 2045.

Unperceived 64, 87, 220.

Unpolished 242.
Unpolluted 2028.

be upset 504 6.
Upside down 506 6.

2293.

5.

1343,

6,

To

Unworthy

b.

2608,

6,

1271

6,

Unseemly 144, 748.

Unseen 64, 87, 220.
Unshaven 281 b.

Unsteady 72, 253, 254, 1039,

1053, 1064 b, 1126 b, 1241 b,
1309, 1241 b, 2076 b, 2080 b,
2423 b, 2424 b.

b.

Unwillingly

2692.

Uproar 910
2720 6.

6.

2693.

6,

Unwilling 88, 1558

Unwillingness 881
10,

2090

6,

127, 750.

Unwieldy 991

Unruly 63, 436 b, 533 b.

Unseasonable 10, 242, 2074
2089 b, 2095 b.

Upright 11, 441, 442 6, 521,

871 6, 875 6, 1258 6, 1267 6,
1388,
1681, 1797, 2085 K
2303 b, 2470, 2608, 2644 6,
Uprightness 521, 875
2636.

diet 750.

Unsteadiness 72, 254, 255, 1039,

1053, 1070. 1074, 1326, 2076 b,
2455-

b.

Lai hiran 1050

Unwearied

6.

Unwell 248, 2028

Unstained 161 1, 2085

b.

Unobstructed 161, 895 b, 1586.

Unona dumosa 1250 b.
longiflora

Unwelcome

b.

Unstable 254, 1064

Unobservable 220.
b,

Unrighteous 1563

Unsocial 244, 2095

b.

240.

Unobserved 64

Unwashed 332

Unseasonably

b.

Unmannerly 2073 b.
Unmarried 12, 266 b.
Unmeaning 2115.
Unmeasured 192.
Unmerciful

Unrestrained 82, 161, 440, 468,

1586, 1588, 2708.

1137&,

Unlucky 8, 11,761,857
1785 b, 1903 b, 2221.
Unmanageable 62, 1260 b, 2045.
Unmanageableness 1260 b.
Unmanliness 138, 139, 2314 b.
b,

6.

Unusual 242, 1555, 20826,20856,

2090 6.

Unripe 125, 6096, 6506, 874

1267 b.

b.

UPR UTT.

6.

Untutored 2082

b.

Unrighteousness 67.

Unloading 501 b.
To unloosen 1020

Unmanly

UNT UPP.
Untruly 2280

Uterine 948, 2575.

6.

6,

490

6,

491

b,

Utricul aria

6.

coming 2259 6.
Upper 488 6, 490 6.

6,

1172.

biflora

1 1

50

fasciculata

1228

6.

Utterance 438, 2702.

6.
1 1

73,

2845

WAN WAS.

UTT WAN.
Uttered 434, 439. 466, 915, i860,
2121, 2l6l, 2371.

Uvaria Badajamba 1967*.

bicolor 2424

b.

Waned 1611.
Want 11, 90, 423

6.

2424 b.
heteroclita 1250

1276
1598, 27346.

924

fornicata

b,

longifolia 1723.

macrophylla 1955

2441

b.

tuberosa 18976, 13056.

Vulgar 233, 407

1845, 877 b.

6,

10666, 17026,

662

6,

1463,

1429,

To watch

Uvula 2428.
(epiglottis)

373

Vulva 2360.
Uxoriousness 2688.

2236

6,

2381,

6,

1247

Wag

6,

Warning

Wager 16236,

1648, 24726,27606.

Wages 3026,8706,
1313
2197

b,
ft,

12886, 12996,
1914 6, 2081, 2179,
2 303 b, 2308.

188

6,

1546

6,

1627

Waisted (slender) 841, 221

Waiter 1672.

To wake

1022

1.

Walk 1242

1881

6,

6,

6,

2080 6, 2733 6.
Walking 2054.
Wall 6546, 14546, 14556, 14606,
1845, 1847, 2163 b, 2164.
Wallet 5836,
1238 b.

773ft,

937

ft

12366,

Wan

18, 19 6,

1880

6,

linen

663

Waterman
1685

6,

279

6,

6,

6.

6,

6.

the

mouth 272
1519

2106

6.

1919

1510
1699

6,
b.

6,

3066,
1520,

6,

2369.

6.

1708

6,

1179

6.

2105

Wax 622,
cloth

2325

book 8676, 11906, 17076,

1250
1447, 1546
1616, 1866

6.

2529-

1157, 1647

6,
6,

mind 753.
To weaken 1353

6.

land 879.

Weary 7136, 2330,

6,

2524.

beaten 707

192,

2064

6.

footed 1629

Webera

6.

6.

odorata
6,

6,

1709

708

6.

2096

6.

Wedge 664 6, 684,

Wedged up 725.

6.

725, 879

Weeding-hook 1573

6.

6.

1157.

Week 2584.
To weep 655

b,

680

6,

821

6,

13456,

b,

6.

1308,

Weighed 1211 6.
Weigher 1363 6.
Weighing 1211 6.

Weighman 555

6,

Weight 555

969. 999, '345,

1363

6,

ft,

610

6.

2157.

(rupee's) 1362.
6,

1652,

2398

b,

b, 713 6,
1438 6, 1443,
1553 6, 1597,
2082 6, 2090 6,

6.

1675,

6,

Weasel 2079 b.
Weather 700.

Weeping 2413.

6.

6,

681

Weevil 434 6.
To weigh 12066, 1212
1346 6, 13636.

6.

Ways and means 914.

Weak 155, 228, 608
1221,

Wearing apparel

1177,

2564.

75, 913, 1310

1926, 2202, 2270,
2406, 2567 6.

6.

Weariness 158,7136, 1301,2330,

2523.

2413

623.

candle 2325

b,

6.

b,

6,

To wave 2064 6.
Wavering 254, 925 6, 1241 6,
1309,24236.
Waveringness 5126, 1070, 1326.

54, 125, 129, 199, 446 6,

6,

6,

Way

6.

Waspishness 878

Waste

6,

796, 1177 6, 1268

1629 6, 1986.

519, 1175, 1282

!999, 2327 6, 2430.

Washing 1795.
919,

b,

6,

2524.

Weeds

Watery 198, 1176, 1177

1597, 2369.
6,

176, 1518

Wave

6.

ground 1648

6.

To become wan 577

287

b,

1698

Washerman 1519 6,
Washerwoman 1519

105.

Watering 2671.

838,

837, 896

To wallow 905 6, 2443 6, 2450

Walnut

1520

6.

snake 372,

1544

6.

Wednesday 2063.
To weed 1573 6.

6.

Watered
6.

well 1247

Wedding 2054

b.

6.

proof 874

6.

b.

clothes 1675 6.

Web

1639,

754,

6,

melon 986, 1309

6.

Wart 272 6, 716.

To wash 641 6, 838

Wasp

606

mill 1715

1260

1569.

12426, 17306,

2608.

Warrior 2135, 2360, 2423

Washed
2054.

of a horse 391.

To walk 1059

lily

6,

1493,

363, 1844, 2475,

2646 6, 2722 6.
To wear away 867

Weaver 1303, 1318

939 b 1008.
journey 1176 6.
1006,

252,

1330

6,

1491,

1490,
2526, 2575.

1225, 1237 6, 1238 6,

jar 756,

6,

583

6,

b,

1938.

1597-

1178

6.

Wakefulness 1183.

176, 2165 6.

6.

Warrant 304, 1663

6,

b,

197
1174,

pot 10106, 12306, 12326,

Warp 1321 6.
To warp 2075 6, 2324
Warped 1352 6.

1518

6,

6.

-fall

6.

Wailing 6546, 1675, 2413, 2742.

Waist 661 6, 809 6, 2211, 2212.

1120

6,

1473

course 1176, 12386, 1506,

b, 1677, 1716 6, 1801,

1659
1977

i833-

Waggery 1527

860

carrier

privately 673

816.

Wagtail 853.

Wealthy 314

461, 725,
1361, 1559,
1174 6,
1620, 1658 6, 1715 6, 1716,
1761, 1905, 1976, 2616.

6.

To warn 1188

6.

11826, 1183.

Wearied 158, 831, 1006, 1221

194,

1006, 1043, 1575.

6.

6,

211, 853 6, 1473 6,

1475, 1490, 1491, 1492, i747ft,
1815 6, 1940, 2007, 2174,
2185, 2307, 2360 6, 2399,
2025, 2525.

Weapon

Water

To warm one's self 1787 6.

Warmth 510, 511, 9236, 9666,

Wafer 1069

1142

6,

6,

6.

510, 511, 923

1043, 1320 6, 1337.

6.

1121

1844.

6.

Warm

Wadding 1626
To wade 2150

6,

Watch-house 1121 b, 13826.

Watching 88.
Watchman 8046,11826,11836,
1570 b, 1608, 1694 b, 1695 6,

Warlike 2624.

w.

Wealth
2114.

1829.

Warder 1472, 1481, 1482.

Wards 759" 6.
Warehouse 691 6, 964 6.
Wares 2272 6, 2273 6.

481.

6,

1121

642, 832,

6,

1463, 1472.

6.

895

6,

Watchfulness

Ward (of a town) 1254

To ward off 2412 6.

974, 2457.

be wasted 447

Watchful 860

91,

trumpet 2372

Weakness 228, 608

6.

1009, 1010 6,
1844, 2348.

cry 2640.
b.

1877

6,

Watch

2759.

6,

To

Wasteful 892

chariot 2374.

6.

Ponticerianus 704 6.
6,

6.

1223 6, 1997, 2353,

2371, 2423 6, 2602.

Vcltur Coromandelianus 950

Vulture 950

6,

To waste 1017

Wasted 459, 840, 1204, 1543.

6.

2441

Vulnerable 2087.

571

6,

6,

Wantonness 2036, 2368

War

dialect 2160.

Vulgarity 1702

6,

To want 1082 6.
Wanton 688, 2036,

b.

6,

2423 6.
To wander 10216, 14226, 1876
Wanderer 2080 6.

Chuna

hiran 1049 b.

WEA WEL.

WAS WE A.
2345

6,

Wandering 45, 2123, 2187.

dioeca 1315

901

901,

bracteata 1166 6.

1305

Wand

Weightiness 968.

Weights 1961 6.
Weighty 968, 2159.
Weir 2360 6.

Welcome

185, 2686, 8126,

1820,

22996.

Welcomed 2570.
Welfare 641, 767, 861 6, 1592,
2137, 2157, 2160, 2493, 2506,
2745-

2846

WEL WHE.

WHE-WHI.

Well 38, 118, 726 ft, 744, 757

767, 773, 773 b, 871, 1305
2224 b, 2605 b, 2628 b, 2662
2719 b.
arranged 2642 b.
baked 862 b.

ft,

b,

b,

1067

6.

2333

2335

l>,

b,

2338

formed 2660.
informed 2655.

Wheresoever 747

known

Wherry 1272

472, 897, 1841.

shaped 2652

2707.

b,

sharpened 863

(water) 773, 1115

350

Whey
2260

333.
ft,

ft.

Westward 1693.

1698

lime 637 b

To wet 1332 b.
To be wet 2163 b.
To make wet 1355

718

b,

719

b,

806

ft.

1508

a pity!

Whistle 1951

ft,

ft,

674

ft.

Whistling 723

6.

ft,

516

place 746

b.

horse 620.

time 570

way 718

b,
b,

Whatever 2355 b.
Whatsoever 2334

Wheat 921

b,

593

b,

745

b,

988.

1879

605
807

b.

b.

2335

b.

6.

714

ft,

718

ft,

6,

ft.

ft,

1935

rose 2670

ft.

16916, 1926, 2473, 26166.

768, 1442, 1447,

1472, 1543, 1717, 1741, 19026,
2221, 2461, 2478.

2470 ft, 2609

2012, 2372, 2382

1121
1702 6,

6,

6,

1121

6,

silk cloth 842.

ft.

Whiteness 2504, 2519.

Whitewashing 2447 ft.

ft.

1637.

Wink 402, 1585, 1689

To wink 1689
Winning 2217, 2219.

370,

1673, 1682,

447,

1157,

7,i9n,i9i5,

12306, 12316,

6.

Winnowing-basket 2511, 2667.

Winter 1159, 1185, 2746.
Wintery 2746.
To wipe 1014 6, 1015 6, 1784
2231 ft, 2232 ft, 2255 6, 2323

away 1747

Wiped

ft,

6.

6.

2271, 2313.
6,

drawer 1325

Wisdom 548

1 1 1

ft,

1325

6.

6.
1

2 1 6,

2012, 2062, 2104, 2756

649,

ft.

Wise 779, 1215

ft,
1216, 1509,
1649, 1800, 1828, 2003, 2012,
2019, 2039, 2062, 2204, 2215,
2216, 2561, 2705 ft, 2756 b.

man
men

2104.
1509.

6.

hog 1909, 1911

rice 447 ft.
Wilderness 442

ft,

6.

Wire 960, 962

6,

ft.

ft.

1971.

2673

6.

rice 354.
6.

2039, 2052,

1157ft, 1183, I9

ft.

Winnowed 792

Wife 216, 846, 846 ft, 889 ft,

950 ft, 976, 1013, 1173ft, 1191,
1398, Hi7ft, 1417, 1651,1856,
1884 ft, 1905, 1911, 2159,
2253 6.
210

1700

1701
6.

worker 1277 6.
Wide 1040 ft, 11 10 ft,
1385 ft, 1894 6.
Widely opened 2118.

ft,

12766, 1637, 1651, 16996,

To winnow 555

6.

2261

6,

1542, 1624

ft,

Windy 1947 6, 1965

Wine 1418, 1476, 2206, Q2o8,

Winged

6,

919, 11896, 1192,

ft.

1651ft, 1718,1741,2221,2233,
24096, 2461.

Width 561

ft.

Window 878ft,

Wing

buffalo 365
ft,

Windlass 1057

732, 863 ft, 1439, 1440,

1442, 1446, 1447, 1584ft, 1625,

Wild

ft,

ft.

6.

1697

lead 2585.

723.

smith 687
6,

6,

1881

745,

ft,

(Venetian) 856.

Wife's brother 2521.

b,

Winding 271
2080 6.

Windpipe 1542
2533 ft.

Widower 1276 6, 2311.

Widowhood 2100.

ft,
999, H94,
1519 ft, 2028, 2038,
2479 ft, 2503, 2504,
2533, 2585 ft, 2642,

copper 647.
b,

645

Widow

1974,

2269,

egg 1948 ft.

1 160 ft.

1225

Whoring 2094.
Whorish 934 ft.
Whosoever 2355

2121.

b.

720

ft.

2300.

Whistler 1951

order 807

b,

27326,

6.

hat 2257

ft,

ant 431

b.

2382

6,

6.

1035,

1965,
2257,

6.

Wicker-basket 1778

Whispering 623

2465,
2507,
2707.

like 723.

718

ft,

b,

1500

b.

manner 807

1025

ft,

White 150, 994

b.

description 723.

718

1024

Whisperer 624.
1720

b.

(and) 719

ft,

ft.

6.

To wind

ft.

Whirlwind 1024 ft, 1025, 1948

Whisker 982 ft.
Whiskers 2322 ft.

b.

b,

6.

b.

b.

Wettened 831.
Wetness 832, 2607 b.
Wharf ioio, 1016 b,

ft,

Wicked

Whirling 1024, 1025.

Whirlpool 1022 ft, 1025,
1698 ft, 2187.

b.

2612

Wickedness

Whirligig 2395

Wetted 371, 1178, 1355

What 713

To whip 1075
To whirl 1022

Willow-tree 1948

6.

10756, 1319,

ft,

ft.

Will-o'-the whisp 376

1964,
1965 ft,
2227,
2227 6,
2598, 2738 ft.

Whoremonger 8736,11896, 2094,

791

ft.

Willingness 551

ft.

ft.

ft.

2382

Wick

1815.

370, 558 b, 1176, 1177,

1 178 b, 1332 b, 1355 b, 1732 b,
2163 b, 2380 b, 2564, 2638.

To wetten 832

Whining 979 ft.

643, 805

Whip

ft,

ft.

Willingly 2338

diet 2655.

7666,2611

19,

Willing 2735

Willoughbeia edulis 2424

To win 1210 ft.
Winch 1057 6, 11606.
Wind 90, 1155, 1658, 19176,

ft.

1400

Whore 1976, 2185.

Whoredom 873ft, 1141ft.

Why

b.

Wet

sort

2257

6.

Whilst 2355 ft.

Whim 1282 ft, 2327
To whine 800 6.

ft,

God 428.
(testament) 1412.
Will of

ft,

Wholeness 178,

Wholly
2614

ft.

While 2338

1385

ft,

2599, 2601, 2611, 2636

Wholesome

6.

2236,

985

Wholesale 1655 6, 2159 ft.

tradesman 995 6.

ft.

ft,

781,

6,

178,

174,

1570ft, 2042, 2556, 2589, 2593,

2372

Which 806

1850.

for

b, 806ft,

ft.

ft.

1135

167,

19, 44,

(the) 1168

b.

Western 1693, 1729, 1814, 1816,

2355

ft,

Whetting

b.

Wencher 644 b.
West quarter 1814.

2431

23556.

2492.

b.

wisher 2745.
wishing 549, 2745.

Wen

538
b,

To whet 11 16 ft, 1117 ft, 1332 ft.

Whetstone 2480 ft.
Whetted 1116 ft, 1608, 2479,

learned 2656.

looking 2662.

2732

Whole

b,

Whence 745
2335 b.
Where 567 b, 746 b, 795
833

2651.

b,

flavoured 2380, 2660,

b.

Wheezing 931 b, 2734 b.

When 570 b, 593 b, 603, 605

2336 ft, 2355

Wherein 2336 ft.
Wherefore 540 6, 718

Well

b,

WIL WIS.

Whither 2355 ft.

Whitlow 296 ft, 743 ft, 1527 ft.
Who? 787 ft, 792 ft, 2349 ft,
2355 ftWhoever 2355 ft.

b,

disposed 2320,2661,2662.

done! 2631

1068

b,

Wheelwright 2374.
To wheeze 881 b, 886

born 177, 764, 765, 1188.

bred 2140.

Wheel 1035,
2374, 2375.

behaved i6ig.

burnt 862

WHIWIL.

Wheedler 1397 b.
Wheedling 1396 b.

ft,

6.

679, 1157.

Wilfully 685 6, 1215

6.

Wilfulness 2718.

Will 110,4026, 8716, 9236, 2558.

Wish 403, 418

547 ft, 685,

1128, 1313 6,
1351. 1471, 1854, 1960, 1983,
2205 6, 2215, 2215 6, 2217,
2218, 2264, 2297 ft, 2300 ft,
2402, 2627 ft, 2699.

923

To

6,

1065

wish 404

6,

ft,

6,

1065

6,

1082

ft.

2847

WIS woo.
Wishing 426.

314

623

1662

933

984

6,

6,

Wooden

711

1267

b,

1269

b,

b,

Woodpecker 669

With 1481

1756

b,

2588

2562 b,
26546.

b.

delay 2117

cassia

2547
2617

6,

b,

6,
6,

what intention 718

To withdraw 1134

577

2503

b,

b,

577

withered 1244

Word

b,

house 691

b.

2500,

b.

little

1884
2077

b,
b,

6,
b,

Worm
1784

715, 723

6.

To be worn

6.

b.

To worship 209

Wittingly 12156.

b,

790

6,

80 1,

2066.
1560, 2267,
2361, 2372 6,

156, 1213,

2687, 2688.

6,

6,

367

6,

Wonder

Wound
1117

1090, 2053.

Wonderful 384, 1090,

1304

6,

1999, 2268.

Wood
2019.

666

6,

710, 1418, 1905,

340, 2076

b,

1015 6,
1155 6, 1212

835,
6,

2010, 2722,

Wounds 1155

b.

2360

6.

6,

550

1295

6,

6.

6.

2139.

6,

2362

6.

6,

1310, 2354.

2481, 2497.

woman

1310, 2213, 2353.

Younger 94, 2340.

brother
1151

6.

199, 925 6, 927 6, 929 6,

6.

154,

1148

b,

6.

sister 94, 1148, 11516.

Youngest 596, 2340.

Wrought 905 6.

silver 2407.

paternal uncle 1149

Your highness 1212

''

6.

honour 11956,2139,22456.

2358.
1018 6,
6, 2133.

honour's 2154.

X.

Majesty 2245

Xanthium Indicum 6966,19066.

strumarium 696

Xanthocymus
6.

6,

of any animal 218, 722,

1785, 1891 6, 1900, 1957 //,

1651,

6,

To wound 1015 6, 1117 6, 1616.

Wounded 835, 1015 6, 1994 6,

715

6.

b.

man 1167

6'
6,

law 2704.

6.

2361

2095

6,

226, 5726, 7956, 11306,

1135, 1149 b,
1167,
1310,
1535, 1536, 1537, 16306,2354,

writhe 8776, 1490 6, i6g86.

Wrong

912,

b.

1361
sir

6,

6.

b,

elephant 618.

promise 539

Worthless 246, 1340,1596,20766,

2748.

by

Young

Written 1001, 2438,2445, 2446.

agreement 13066, 22946.

6.

Worthy 219, 1928, 2236

508, 927, 1172,

6,

2361.

You

1001,
6,
2438, 2439,

2438, 2439, 2446.

Womb

355

Yet 65, 526 6, 539, 542

1295 6, 1305 6, 1662

858
b,

deposition 1167

Worthlessness 246,

6,

6.

Writing 717 6,
1329 6, 1708
2445, 2446.

To

2733

6,

Yesterday 641 6, 706

912 6, 2761 6.

Yonder 2

document 661

Womanhood 2687.
Womankind 1186, 2688.
1777

2134

Worthiness 1711,2151.

2086

Yelping 759.
6, 1200

Yes 269

Yon 550

6.

6.

1173

b,

6.

orpiment 2727.
Yelp 887 6.

Yolk 1273

2737

2548,

1928,

Yoke 12056, 2361

6,

6.

'744, 1745.

1204.
b.

1270

6,

6.

Yearly 98, 1979, 2484 6, 2638

Yeast 696, 2656 6, 2660.

To yoke 2359

Writer 617 6,677 6, 792 6, 1001,

2235, 2237 6, 2296 6, 2299 b,
2303 b, 2438 6, 2439, 2445.

6.

Worshipped 209, 420.

Worshipper 497, 1912.
To be worsted 2740 6.

Worth 2447

15646,

6,

6.

write 1001

2516.

6,

To

Worshipful 1765, 2130.

Witty 1338, 2381, 2664.

Wizard 1662 6.

2313*, 2318

6,

498, 825,
H59, 1538 6, 1765, 1912,
2131, 2134, 2627, 2673.

2623.

6,

caste 690.
6,

out 1173

Worship 209, 367

Witless 1600.

82,

antidysenterica 412,

11206, 1572

Wrist 1784

out 861

desire 1594.

withstand 2412

788

Worms 782.
Worn 1205.

6.

173

6,

1614

1784

6,

Wrinkle 1933.
Wrinkled 1934.

b.

6,

662

6,

b.

6.

Yelling 788 6.
Yellow 150, 1171

caryotidoides 1097 6.

6.

eaten 1253

b.

2234,

413, 576 6, 578, 737, 742

7746, 1900, 2246, 2458.

To wring

782,

6,

colour 2091

Wolf 430, 789

Wkightea

6,

minded 553.
mindedness 2047.

(earth) 788

b,

6.

Worldly 2454, 2551, 2552.

cause 2095 b.

witness 1833

2725 b.
Wretchedness 609
1448 6 2725.

6.

Worldliness 2454.

715.

delay 166

Woman

1259

1332

Year 170, 1900,

2575 b, 2638 6.

Wretched 51, 1756, 6096,6626,

1137 6, 1785^, 2096 6, 2576,

business 2046.

confusion 2156

Woe

6,

6.

I.

place 2234.

b.

543 b.
Without 111,113, 922
1944 b, 1987 b, 1988
2092 b, 2109 b.

out 458

6,

2042,
2127, 2138, 2169, 2448, 2551.

b.

To yawn 947

wrestle 1701

1414

6,

Y.

6.

Wrestler 2233, 2272 6.

Wrestling 1988, 2233,
22736.

6.

Xyris Indica 554

1684,

6,

Yam

6,

6.

alatum 1418.

Granatum

Yard 901, 901

To

6.

Xylocaivpus
1694 6.

23236.

2466.

shop 629.

To work 870

113, 184&, 22136,

6,

Witness 2487

6,

of creation 2670.

this

To

2426

World 1059, 1155, 1437

To withhold 946

To

6,

b,

virens 919
Xanthoxylon

1043,

6,

flavescens

b.

Wrench 1071

To wrench 2323

2121.

a machine 635

2316

6.

man 627, 695, 698, 870

1605, 2197 6, 2497.

Withers 2681,

1911

b,

293

Wreath 2273, 2705.

'

1956, 2106

Work 664

Withering 441

b,

2310.

6,

177, 434, 914, 1890, 1952,

basket 890

1395

2603 b.
Withdrawing 133.

Within 111

Wrathful 435, 808, 923

2415, 2415 b, 2610.

2414.

b.

b,

b,

b,

6.

376.

cloth 1692

b.

b,

Wrath 807, 829, 902 6, 998

12136,1311,13176,2405.

blanket 2320.

777
root and hranch 1161 b.
the knowledge of 1214 b.

wither 270
Withered 270
2502 b.

6,

6.

6.

Woollen 349, 1692

b.

difficulty

To

Wool 1692

XAN YOU.
Xanthophyllum

2122.

Wrangler 2750 6.
To wrap round 1021 6, 1160 6.
up 2425 6.
Wrapper. 1701 6, 1738, 2079 b,
24.26 b, 2447 6.
Wrapping 2425 6.

1418.

Woody 7906, 1183,2105

Witchcraft 698, 1267

2255

6,

image 711 6.
mortar 466, 505, 667

b.

1449

Woven

600.

6,

(Sappan) 18876.

b,

6.

Wit 1338.
Witch 886

To he

apple 576

cutter 669 b.

for 404.

Wisp

WOV XAN.

woo wou.
Wood

Wished 420, 2217.

1306,

1322,

6.

sir

pictorius 13066,

1415

6,

1456

6.

6.

Your's 2137, 2154, 2354.

2154.

Youth 722, 817, 11676, 13266,

1982, 2353, 2362.

YOU ZEA.
Youthful
2362.

1167

b,

Youthfulness 1326

b,

153P,

2353, 2362.

Zealous 460, 474, 1295, 1337,

1587, 2131, 2218, 2372, 2564,

2607

To

b.

percoides 1103

be zealous 1512

6.
b.

b,

Zeal 293, 455,

460, 474, 563,

1802, 1846,

15126,

2111, 2336.

2321

b.

Napaea 2705

Zingiber Casumunar 1905

officinalis

Zenith 2713.

Zea Mays 2193

Zizyphus Jujuba 620, 632, 751

760, 760 b, 763 b, 774, 775 b
811, 812, 1030 b, 1901.

b.

Zinc 1405.
1511

Zedoary 2087, 2538.

Zany 816.

ZIZ ZON.

Zeus oblongus 1052, 1067

Zibet-cat 854.

Zealously active 460,

Z.

15116,

ZEU ZIN.

ZEA ZEU.

1310,

324

b,

Zedoaria 1890

Zeus 434

Zerumbet

b.

540

2237

b.

THE

EN

2 5i3

Zest, see Flavour, Taste.

insidiatus

329

b.

b.

(>.

D.

b.

1211

b.

rotundifolius 1151 b.

b.

scandens 1901, 2511

2521 b, 2673 b.

Zodiac 1219, 2397, 2419

b,

Zone 57-

b.

CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS.

Col.

11

line.

13 from the top, " Base metal."

Perhaps

more correctly " Gold or

silver."

Am.

Co. p.

See Colebr. note on

Col.

line.

140

from

the

17

34

141

after "

177

last line,

line

add, "

3 and 4 from the bot-

2 from the top,

add, " with

walk or wanderabout,
46

16

210

12

from

to

242

70

6 from the top, dele the figure

70

86

96

5 and 6 from the bottom, for " on his

funeral pile," read " after his

Yayanna."

death, but on a separate funeral

284

294

2 from

308

343

13

345

19

352

17

pile."

from

the top, for <A11

n^O

108

118

15

for 3lf^Tr"ra"1 read ^R^UUl

23

read

add, H Also the country called Te-

Mahdbhdrata."

bottom,

for

read

(.)."

Brazil

4/rom Me

3. The name of
Pdndava princes

for SNf{jfl4 read 3^^T

10 add, " Also 31*^ (mfn.)."
/or
12 for

1.

256
s.

five

2 from the bottom, CU<F read CU^1

for " 2." read "

add " from the

229

roam."

69

intercalary month.

"

the top, add,

in the

230

for ^\ read 3

An

one of the

"to approach,"
prefixed, To

after

(m.)

4 from the bottom, for ^\.*~< read

tom, add, " (mfn.) ".

44

s.

Kola S. p. 363."
197

and

add " a

finger "

toe."

38

(-^L

" Also

add,

mfn.)."

" Brahma," read " Brahma."

last line,

" Vedanta-Sdra,"

for

read " Sdriraha Mtmdnsd."

234.
16

top,

^PT3!7!

TO?Ft

read

" dio3ca " read " dicocca."

the

top,

read

for

/or
for
for
a/&
tence, parade,

mummery."

linga."

122

12 from the bottom, for

K^read

from

360

13

366

12 /rom

/or Boken " read Broken."

127

137

5 from the top,

add,

"

When

interrogative pronouns
derivatives,

an indefinite

and

gives

thing,

" (corrupt, of

for

SPrfr?)" read "

them

373

11

from

400

10

/row Me

(a.

u U^)."
read

the bottom, for

signification, e. g.

any thing."

*op, iraser*,

"

"f^T^

s.

pension."

f^irR (fromf^ + ^Tpi)

Some

top,

their

C^IPl (from ^o + 3lft) Some

one,

Me

put after

12

401
9

for

" munda " read

S*

Munja."

CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS.

2850
Col.

401

Col.

line.

4 and 5 from the

q. v."

for "

top,

read "

722

suffix

e. g.

A
422

from

13

"
762

10

the top,

" To

for

after line 2, insert,

^1

"

3?^ Water.

place,

this

from

comp.

in

767

5 from the bottom, for

791

466

515

II

add, " ad.

from

the

add

top,

Up

GTf-

"

" (from \$T>)

the bottom, for

$ W&lt^)."

the stream."

read

for

^^^"H

a.

g^Pf^K^)

from

(jw/n.

The

16

for

^ + ^1^

14

"

3^f3"*K)

13

800

for ^t^f\5^1 read ^ftj\5^1

/or C^TO rmrf C<Ft*M

/or

_
_
_
_

for
4

/or
- for

(corrupt,

CftP*ft6

W C#Wf%

C^ftJTpT

read

for
1

/row

of

821

/or
16

C^ltt^ftTTl read

fAe top, /or

580

3 from the top, for

582

7 /rem fAe bottom, add, "

C^Bf^M

dele the words,

"

and some-

times." See Colebrookes

Thirty-one."

8 from the bottom, for ^Ui'\ read

/or J\&*\aj\

C^tf^U3wC^t1%3.

f^ +

544

and 5

add, " See Colebr. Alg., Dissert.

797

801

read

a.

^"tt^ffi read

p. lxxxiv."

530

" duty."

forty-ninth.

(JBeng.^ Forty-nine.

519

for

See Wilkins' Gr.

read " corrupt of

442

deity " read

this place,

C^Wn read

15 from the top, for

part."

for " family-deity," read " family-

1177."

426

duty."

hence."

for

cook."

hither," read " From

436

5 from the bottom, for " Apart " read

and

suffixes

ntffel s. (/.) A
p
female cook, from Hl5^ 5 (m.)
:

line.

^UcJfcl

read J\^\*iib\

mar,

read " a.

870
878

Gram-

p. 265, 266.)

for ^tt^f^ read ^Xttt^f^

10 from the bottom, for "(from R.

read " (corrupt of Sj$"i)."

4.

small

884

618

read

for " beneficient " read " bene-

924

672

676

7
19

from

the

top,

(p.

*f) h

^-/)-"

9 from the bottom, insert,

ficent."

619

"(^-fR.

5 from the top, for

bee."

"The

Adjutant-

bird, a large kind of heron (Ar-

for

read

<P<p'l

1<P<

read

dea Argala)."

956

8, 9,

979

add, " Also, an item (in accounts)."

the top, for "reproach," read

" approach."

from

for

read

^.

CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS.

Col.

988

995
1025

Col.

line.

14 from the top, add, " See Haughton's

Manu, vol. ii, p. 441."

for "

6 from

scibulse "

the

bottom,

1032

18 from the top, for

1040

10

1093

1102

1764

^Pt*^

^iW read

1767

1804

1819

/rom

21

"See"

for " (0^<+^3(HiB)" read

"and"

1995

from

11

the

and

read "or

" retraced " read

the top, for

".

bottom, for " R, *\" read

"R. *t\."

read

"(p.

add, " out of heart."

2086

14

2169

16 from the top, for

"reversing"

read

" reverting."

Asa**-)."

1179

<fcj)."

" retracted

vil

p.

^TfS^T^

" Also."
1122

for " (from R.

Q from the bottom, for

bottom, for

top,

for ^TTO read

23

C^TWl

the

Me

2 /row

read

for T>T&1> read I>f"&^1

for 1<PK + thread 3tR^.
/rom

line.

read ("

read " scybala."

for

2851

2230

read

12 from the top, for

16

add, " 4. (Bang.)

looking over,

pardon."

1195

for

10

"

to suppress "

2250

read "to sur-

2262

pass."

1268

10 and 13

for

2296

19

1307
1317

1380

/or ^Jly read ^jy

15 for "butter" read
read UlaJ'
14 for
8 for 5i^fJ*t^ read
2

/row Me

1386

from

fop,

"betel."

readtsMt

/or tSJ^fj.

12

1514

\0from

1556

15 from the top, add, " a boatsman."

9

add,

read^l

" not approved

of,

13

1644

11

1730

14

for
read
add, " (Bfng.)
for " R. *T" read

2.

fop,

dete

Overlaid,

Me

word*

plated,

gilt,

from

the bottom, for

2565

17

/or H^lfe read 3^H"fe

" (h. L$C)" read "

from

the top, for

Me

"

(p.

+ p..jj) "

read

2567

4 /rom

2585

A from the top, for "Cyrinus"

" Cyprinus."

2631

A from the bottom, for "from R. ^T

2702

^".

read

bottom, for cJ^S, read lL>j

read " from

R.

read-~*zuc

the top, for

Fifty."

VI from the bottom, for " n." read " mrc."

2488

not con-

firmed."

1633

\0from

2309

2354

for f3Wfft" *K read ft"5^t

1482

1558

2302

the bottom, for TTt*F read H.U(?

the top, for <?M

read " ve-

"

covered."

ju^'J

1385

" tegetus

and 20 /rom Me
"

1304

HTl

getus."

read

12 from the bottom, for

read

for

21

from

the

top,

*rf^ q.

for

read
"

v."

Ufa

read

LONDON:
Printed by J. L.

Cox

and Son, 75, Great Queen

Lincoln's-Inn Fields.

Street,