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     Grammar Search "purū" has 3 results.
     
purū: masculine nominative dual stem: puru
purū: masculine accusative dual stem: puru
purū: masculine vocative dual stem: puru
     Monier-Williams
          Search  		 12 results for purū
     
Devanagari
BrahmiEXPERIMENTAL
purūin compound for ru-. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
purūcīf. (of an unused purv-añc-) abounding, abundant, full, comprehensive View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
purūdvaham. Name of a son of the 11th manu- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
purūravasmfn. crying much or loudly View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
purūravasm. Name of an ancient king of the lunar race (the lover of urvaśī-[ see and kālidāsa-'s drama vikramorvaśī-] , son of budha- and iḷā-, father of āyus- and ancestor of puru- duṣyanta-, bharata-, kuru-, dhṛta-rāṣṭra- and pāṇḍu-, supposed to have instituted the 3 sacrificial fires[ ];according to he is one of the beings belonging to the middle region of the universe, and is possibly to be connected with the Sun as urvaśī- is with the Dawn; according to others a viśva-deva- or a pārvaṇa-śrāddha-deva-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
purūravasSee column 1. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
purūravasam. equals prec. m. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
purūrucmfn. much shining (see puru-ruc-). View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
purūruṇāind. far and wide
purūtamamfn. See under puru-. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
purūvasumfn. abounding in goods or riches View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
purūvṛtmfn. moving in various ways View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
     Apte Search  		 1 result
     
purūravas पुरूरवस् m. [cf. Uṇ.4.231] The son of Budha and Ilā and founder of the lunar race of kings. [He saw the nymph Urvaśī, while descending upon earth owing to the curse of Mitra and Varuṇa, and fell in love with her. Urvaśī, too, was enamoured of the king who was as renowned for personal beauty as for truthfulness, devotion, and generosity, and became his wife. They lived happily together for many days, and after she had borne him a son, she returned to the heaven. The king heavily mourned her loss, and she was pleased to repeat her visits five successive times and bore him five sons. But the king, who wanted her life-long company, was not evidently satisfied with this; and he obtained his desired object after he had offered oblations as directed by the Gandharvas. The story told in Vikramorvaśīya differs in many respects; so does the account given in the Śatapatha Brāhmaṇa, based on a passage in the Ṛigveda, where it is said that Urvaśī agreed to live with Purūravas on two conditions:-namely that her two rams which she loved as children must be kept near her bed-side and never suffered to be carried away, and that he must take care never to be seen by her undressed. The Gandharvas, however, carried away the rams, and so Urvaśī disappeared.]
     Macdonell Search  		 2 results
     
purūcī a. f. (of *puru½añk, extend ing in many directions), abundant, ample; long (years).
purūravas a. crying much or loud; m. N. of the lover of Urvasî; -vásu, a. possessing many goods, abounding in wealth.
     Vedic Index of
     Names and Subjects  		 3 results
     
purūravas Is the name of a hero in a hymn of the Rigveda containing a curious dialogue between him and a nymph, Urvaśī, an Apsaras. He is also mentioned in the śatapatha Brāhmana, where several verses of the Rigvedic dialogue find a setting in a continuous story. In the later literature he is recognized as a king. His name is perhaps intended in one other passage of the Rigveda. It is impossible to say whether he is a mythical figure pure and simple, or really an ancient king. His epithet, Aila, descendant of Idā (a sacrificial goddess), is certainly in favour of the former alternative.
purūru Is the name of a poet, an Atreya, in the Rigveda, according to Ludwig. But the only form of the word found, purūrunā, seems merely an adverb meaning far and wide.’
purūvasu (‘Abounding in wealth’) is the name of a poet, an Átreya, according to Ludwig, in one passage of the Rigveda. But this is very doubtful.
       Bloomfield Vedic
         Concordance  		 53 results
     
purū retāṃsi pitṛbhiś ca siñcataḥ RV.10.64.14d.
purū reto dadhire sūryaśvitaḥ (AVś. -śritaḥ) RV.10.94.5d; AVś.6.49.3d; KS.35.14d.
purū varāṃsy amitā mimānā RV.6.62.2c.
purū varpāṃsy aśvinā dadhānā RV.1.117.9a.
purū vasūni pṛthivī bibharti RV.3.51.5b.
purū śaṃsena vāvṛdhuṣ ṭa indram RV.10.73.2b.
purū sakhibhya āsutiṃ kariṣṭhaḥ RV.7.97.7d; MS.4.14.4d: 220.1; KS.17.18d; TB.2.5.5.5d.
purū sadanto nārṣadaṃ bibhitsan RV.10.61.13b.
purū sadmāni sukratuḥ RV.1.139.10g.
purū sahasrā janayo na patnīḥ RV.1.62.10c.
purū sahasrā ni śiśā abhi kṣām RV.6.18.13c.
purū sahasrā ni śiśāmi dāśuṣe (RV.10.28.6c, sākam) RV.10.28.6c; 48.4c.
purū sahasrā pari vartayāte RV.5.37.3d.
purū sahasrā śarvā ni barhīt RV.4.28.3d.
purū sahasrāśivā jaghāna RV.10.23.5b; AVś.20.73.6b.
purū carann ajaro mānuṣā yugā RV.1.144.4d.
purū ca vṛtrā hanati ni dasyūn RV.6.29.6d.
purū cid asmayus tiraḥ RV.5.74.8c.
purū cin maṃhase vasu RV.4.31.8c.
purū daṃsāṃsi bibhratā RV.5.73.2b.
purū dadhānā amṛtaṃ sapanta RV.5.3.4b.
purū yac chaṃsam amṛtāsa āvata RV.1.166.13b.
purū yat ta indra santy ukthā RV.5.33.4a.
purū yo dagdhāsi vanā RV.5.9.4c.
purū rajāṃsi payasā mayobhuvaḥ RV.1.166.3d.
purūṇi candra vapuṣe vapūṃṣi RV.4.23.9b.
purūṇi cin ni tatānā rajāṃsi RV.10.111.4c.
purūṇi dasmo vi riṇāti jambhaiḥ RV.1.148.4a.
purūṇi dyāvāpṛthivī sudāse RV.7.53.3b.
purūṇi dhṛṣṇav ā bhara RV.8.78.3b.
purūṇi pūrvacittaye RV.1.84.12d; AVś.20.109.3d; SV.2.357d; MS.4.12.4d: 190.1; KS.8.17d.
purūṇi babhro ni caranti mām ava RV.9.107.19c; SV.1.516c; 2.272c; JB.3.67c; PB.12.9.3c.
purūṇi yatra vayunāni bhojanā RV.10.44.7d; AVś.20.94.7d.
purūṇi yaś cyautnā śambarasya RV.6.47.2c.
purūṇi ratnā dadhatau ny asme RV.7.70.4c.
purūṇi hi tvā savanā janānām RV.10.89.16a.
purūṇi hi tve puruvāra santi RV.6.1.13c; MS.4.13.6c: 207.16; KS.18.20c; TB.3.6.10.5c.
purūṇy agne purudhā tvāyā RV.6.1.13a; MS.4.13.6a: 207.15; KS.18.20a; TB.3.6.10.5a; Aś.4.1.23.
purūṇy annā sahasā vi rājasi RV.5.8.5c.
purūṇy asmai savanāni haryate RV.10.96.6c; AVś.20.31.1c.
purūṇy asya pauṃsyā RV.8.95.6c; SV.2.235c.
purūravā asi VS.5.2; MS.1.2.7: 16.7; 3.9.5: 121.6; KS.3.4; 26.7; śB.3.4.1.22; Mś.1.7.1.41. P: purūravāḥ TS.1.3.7.1; Kś.5.1.31; Apś.7.12.13.
purūravaḥ punar astaṃ parehi RV.10.95.2c; śB.11.5.1.7c.
purūravase sukṛte sukṛttaraḥ RV.1.31.4b.
purūravo 'nu te ketam āyam RV.10.95.5c.
purūravo mā mṛthā mā prapaptaḥ RV.10.95.15a; śB.11.5.1.9a.
purūruṇā cid dhy asti RV.5.70.1a; SV.2.335a; JB.3.88a; PB.13.2.4a; Aś.7.2.2. P: purūruṇā cit śś.12.1.3.
purūtamaṃ puruhūta śravasyan VSK.2.5.8b; Kś.4.2.43b.
purūtamaṃ purūṇām RV.1.5.2a; 6.45.29a; AVś.20.68.12a; SV.2.91a; JB.1.226a.
purūtamāsaḥ puruhūta vajrivaḥ RV.8.66.11c.
purūvasur āgamaj johuvānam RV.5.42.7d.
purūvasur hi maghavan sanād asi (SV. maghavan babhūvitha) RV.7.32.24c; SV.1.309c.
purūvṛtaḥ sindhusṛtyāya jātāḥ AVś.10.2.11b.
     Vedabase Search  		 10 results
     
purūṇām of the PūrusSB 1.12.15
purūravāḥ King PurūravāSB 9.14.33
purūravāḥ the son named PurūravāSB 9.14.14
purūravasaḥ from King PurūravāSB 9.14.49
purūravasaḥ of PurūravāSB 9.17.1-3
purūravasam named PurūravāSB 9.1.35
purūravase unto PurūravāSB 9.1.42
pṛthuḥ purūravāḥ gādhiḥ Mahārājas Pṛthu, Purūravā and GādhiSB 12.3.9-13
pṛthuḥ purūravāḥ gādhiḥ Mahārājas Pṛthu, Purūravā and GādhiSB 12.3.9-13
pṛthuḥ purūravāḥ gādhiḥ Mahārājas Pṛthu, Purūravā and GādhiSB 12.3.9-13
     DCS with thanks   		 2 results
     
purūravas noun (masculine) name of an ancient king of the lunar race (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988))
name of an author
Frequency rank 5923/72933
purūravasa noun (masculine)
Frequency rank 58244/72933
     Wordnet Search "purū" has 2 results.
     

purū

vilāpaḥ, avakrandanam, utkruṣṭam, krandanam, ākrośaḥ, ākrandaḥ, klandam, purūravaḥ, phutkṛtiḥ   

ruditvā duḥkhaprakaṭanasya kriyā।

rāmasya vanagamanasya vārtāṃ śrutvā ayodhyāvāsinaḥ vilāpaṃ kṛtavantaḥ।

purū

purūravāḥ   

prācīnaḥ candravaṃśīyaḥ rājā।

rājñaḥ pururavasaḥ indrasya apsarasaḥ ūrvaśyāḥ ca premakathā prasiddhā asti।








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