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| api | or sometimes pi- (See pi-dṛbh-, pi-dhā-, pi-nah-), expresses placing near or over, uniting to, annexing, reaching to, proximity, etc. ([ confer, compare Greek Zend api; German and English prefixbe])  |
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| api | in later Sanskrit its place seems frequently supplied by abhi-. |
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| api | ind. (As a separable adverb) and, also, moreover, besides, assuredly, surely |
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| api | suppose that, perhaps,  |
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| api | api api- or api-ca-, as well as |
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| api | na vāpi- or na apivā- or na nacāpi-, neither, nor, cāpi-, (and at the beginning of a sentence) api-ca-, moreover. |
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| api | is often used to express emphasis, in the sense of even, also, very |
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| api | exempli gratia, 'for example' anyad api-, also another, something more |
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| api | adyāpi-, this very day, even now |
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| api | tathāpi-, even thus, notwithstanding |
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| api | yady api-, even if, although |
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| api | yadyapi tathāpi-, although, nevertheless |
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| api | na kadācid api-, never at any time: sometimes in the sense of but, only, at least exempli gratia, 'for example' muhūrtam api-, only a moment. |
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| api | may be affixed to an interrogative to make it indefinite, exempli gratia, 'for example' ko 'pi-, any one |
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| api | kutrāpi-, anywhere. |
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| api | imparts to numerals the notion of totality exempli gratia, 'for example' caturṇām api varṇānām-, of all the four castes. |
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| api | may be interrogative at the beginning of a sentence. |
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| api | may strengthen the original force of the Potential, or may soften the Imperative, like the English"be pleased to" |
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| api | sometimes it is a mere expletive. |
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| api | api tu- but, but yet. |
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| api | (api-- api-), as well-as, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding |
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| apibaddha | mfn. fastened |
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| apibandh | A1. to fasten upon, put on (a wreath) |
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| apibhāga | mfn. having part in, sharing in |
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| apibhū | to be in ; to have part in |
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| apicchila | mfn. clear, free from sediment or soil. |
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| apidah | -dahati- (imperfect tense -adahat-) to touch with fire, to singe |
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| apidhā | Ved. to place upon or into, put to, give ; chiefly Vedic or Veda to shut, close, cover, conceal (in later texts more usually pi-dhā- q.v) |
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| apidham | to blow upon |
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| apidhāna | n. placing upon covering |
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| apidhāna | n. a cover, a cloth for covering etc. |
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| apidhāna | n. a lid |
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| apidhāna | n. a bar |
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| apidhānavat | (apidh/āna--) mfn. "having a cover", concealed |
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| apidhānī | f. a cover (see pi-dhāna-.) |
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| apidhāv | to run into |
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| apidhi | m. "that which is placed upon the fire", a gift to agni- |
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| apido | (1. sg. -dyāmi-) to cut off |
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| apidraṣṭṛ | m. a superintendent, , Scholiast or Commentator |
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| apigā | Ved. to enter, get into, mingle with |
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| apigam | Ved.to go into, enter, approach, join, [aor. subjunctive 3. plural /apigman- ] etc. ; to approach a woman |
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| apighas | to eat off or away (perf. 3. plural -jakṣuḥ-) ; (Aorist A1.3. sg. -gdha-[fr. gh-s-ta-],which by is derived fr. han-) |
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| apigīrṇa | mfn. praised |
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| apigrah | (with or without mukham-, nāsike-,etc.), to close (the mouth, nose, etc.) |
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| apigrāhya | ([ib. commentator or commentary ]) n. impersonal or used impersonally (with ablative) the mouth to be closed before (a bad smell, etc.) |
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| apigṛhya | ind.p. closing the mouth |
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| apigṛhya | ([Ved ]) ([ib. commentator or commentary ]) n. impersonal or used impersonally (with ablative) the mouth to be closed before (a bad smell, etc.) |
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| apiguṇa | mfn. excellent |
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| apihan | (3. pl. ghnanti-) to remove or suppress (pregnancy, s/ūtum-) |
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| apihita | mfn. put to, placed into |
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| apihita | mfn. shut, covered, concealed (see pi-hita-) |
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| apihiti | f. a bar |
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| apihnu | (3. dual number /api hnutaḥ-) to refuse |
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| apihve | (1. sg. A1. -huve-) to call addition to (or besides) |
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| apija | m. born after or in addition to (Name of prajāpati- and other divinities) |
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| apikakṣa | m. the region of the arm-pits and shoulder-blades (especially in animals) |
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| apikakṣa | m. Name of a man and m. plural his descendants. |
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| apikakṣya | (5) mfn. connected with the region of the arm-pits |
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| apikarṇa | n. the region of the ears |
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| apikṛ | to bring into order, arrange, prepare. |
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| apikṛt | (1. sg. -kṛntāmi- future 1. sg. -kartsyāmi-) to cut off |
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| apikṣai | Caus. -kṣāpayati-, to consume by fire |
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| apimantra | mfn. giving an explanation or an account of |
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| apimṛṣ | A1. -mriṣyate- (1. sg. -mṛṣye-; aor.Subj. 2. sg. -mṛṣṭhās-) to forget, neglect |
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| apinaddha | mfn. closed, concealed (see pi-naddha-.) |
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| apinaddhākṣa | mfn. one who has the eyes covered, hoodwinked, |
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| apinah | to tie on, fasten (usually pi-nah- q.v) ; to tie up, close, stop up (Ved.;later on pi-nah- q.v) |
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| apināma | (in the beginning of a phrase) , perhaps, in all probability, I wish that |
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| apiṇḍa | mfn. without funeral balls. |
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| apinetṛ | m. one who leads towards (genitive case) |
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| apinī | to lead towards or to, bring to a state or condition |
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| apipad | to go in, enter |
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| apipakṣa | m. the region or direction to the side |
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| apipāsa | mfn. free from thirst or desire |
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| apipath | Caus. -pāthayati-, to lead upon a path (accusative), |
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| apiprāṇa | mf(ī-)n. uttered or produced with every breath |
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| apipṛc | (Aorist 3. sg. aprāg /api-) to mix with (locative case) ; (-pṛñcanti- , according to a mistake for -vṛñjanti-.) |
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| apiripta | mfn. ( rip-),"smeared over" id est grown blind |
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| apiruh | /api-rohati-, to grow together, grow whole again |
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| apiśācadhīta | mfn. (probably right reading) not drunk or sucked by piśāca-s, . |
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| apiśala | m. Name of a man |
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| apiśala | m. plural the descendants of apiśala-. See āpiśali-. |
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| apisaṃgṛbhāya | Nom. P. (Imper. 2. sg. -gṛbhāya-) to assume |
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| apiśarvara | mfn. "contiguous to the night", being at the beginning or end of the night |
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| apiśarvara | n. the time early in the morning |
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| apiśas | f. (only used in abi. -ś/asas-) slitting, ripping up |
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| apisic | to sprinkle with |
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| apiśīrṇa | mfn. broken |
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| apisomopītha | mfn. partaking of soma- drink, |
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| apiśṝ | P. to break off ; A1. id : Passive voice -śīryate-, to break |
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| apisṛ | to flow upon |
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| apisṛj | P. to place to or upon : P. and A1. to add to, mingle to |
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| apiṣṭhā | ( sthā-) to stand (too) near, stand in any one's way |
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| apiṣṭhita | mfn. approached |
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| apiṣṭuta | mfn. ( stu-), praised |
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| apiśuna | mfn. unmalicious, upright, honest. |
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| apit | mfn. ( pi-), not swelling, dry |
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| apit | mfn. (in grammar) not having the it- or anu-bandha- p- |
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| apitṛ | m. not a father |
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| apitṛdevatya | (/a-pitṛ--) mfn. not having the Manes as deities |
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| apitṛka | mfn. not ancestral or paternal, uninherited |
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| apitṛka | mfn. fatherless |
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| apitrya | mfn. not inherited, not ancestral or paternal |
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| apitva | n. having part, share (see apa-pitv/a-.) |
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| apitvin | mfn. having part, sharing |
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| apivānyavatsā | equals abhivānyā- q.v |
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| apivānyavatsā | ([ ]) f. cow who suckles an adopted calf (see also ni-vāny/ā-,etc.) |
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| apivap | (1. sg. -vapāmi-) to scatter upon |
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| apivāpa | m. "scattering upon", Name of particular puroḍāśa- |
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| apivat | mf(vatī-)n. See api-vat-. |
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| apivat | (optative cl.1. plural -vatema-; pr. p. -v/atat-) to understand, comprehend : Caus. (Imper. 2. sg. -vātaya-; pr.p. -vāt/ayat-; Aorist 3. plural avīvatan- ) to cause to understand, make intelligible to (with or without dative case) ; (1. plural -vātayāmasi-) to excite, awaken |
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| apivatī | (scilicet vāc-) f. of a conjecturable adjective (cf. mfn.) /apivatya-, intelligible (["containing the word api-or what is meant by api-"commentator or commentary and ]) |
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| apivṛ | (perf. A1. -vavre-) to conceal |
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| apivraśc | (perf. Imper. 2. dual number -vavṛktam- ) to strike off, cut off |
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| apivrata | mfn. sharing in the same religious acts, related by blood |
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| apivṛj | (3. plural -vṛñjanti-; Aorist 3. plural avṛjann /api- ) "to turn to", procure to, bestow upon (dative case or locative case) |
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| apivṛt | Caus. (imperfect tense 2. sg. -avartayas-) to throw into (accusative) |
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| apivye | (1. plural P. -vyayūmasi-) to cover |
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| apiyāc | Caus. -yāc/ayate-, to despise, refuse (?) |
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| apiyat | mfn. entering the other world, dying |
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| apiyat | mfn. dissolving, disappearing |
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| abhidharmapiṭaka | m. "basket of metaphysics", Name of the third section of Buddhist writings. |
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| abhrapiśāca | m. "sky-demon", Name of rāhu- (the descending node personified) |
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| abhrapiśācaka | m. "sky-demon", Name of rāhu- (the descending node personified) |
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| adhoraktapitta | n. discharge of blood from the anus and the urethra. |
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| adhosrapitta | n. equals adhorakta-pitta- q.v |
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| ākapila | mfn. brownish |
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| ākapiśa | mfn. brownish, |
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| ākīṭapataṃgapipīlakam | ind. down to worms (and) flying insects (and) ants, |
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| ālapita | n. talk, conversation, |
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| ālapitavya | mfn. to be addressed or spoken to |
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| ambukapi | m. Delphinus Gangeticus, |
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| amlapitta | n. acidity of stomach. |
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| anapinaddha | mfn. unbound, |
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| anāthapiṇḍada | m. "giver of cakes or food to the poor", Name of a merchant (in whose garden śākyamuni- used to instruct his disciples). |
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| anāthapiṇḍika | m. "giver of cakes or food to the poor", Name of a merchant (in whose garden śākyamuni- used to instruct his disciples). |
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| apalapita | mfn. denied, concealed |
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| apalapita | mfn. suppressed, embezzled commentator or commentary on |
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| apapitva | n. (probably for -pittv/a-fr.2. pat-; see abhi-pitv/a-, ā-pitv/a-, pra-pitv/a-;but see also api-tv/a- sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order /api-), turning away, separation |
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| apapivas | m(genitive case /a-pupuṣas-)fn. (perf. p.) , who has not drunk |
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| aparāvapiṣṭha | mfn. not to be removed at all, |
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| apatrapiṣṇu | mfn. bashful |
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| ardhakapiśa | mfn. half-brown, brownish, , Scholiast or Commentator |
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| aruṇapiśaṅga | mfn. reddish-brown |
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| asapiṇḍa | mfn. related more distantly than a sa-piṇḍa- q.v |
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| āsapiṇḍakriyākarma | ind. till the śrāddha- or funeral ceremony of which the sapiṇḍa-s (q.v) partake |
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| aśnītapibatā | f. invitation to eat and to drink, (gaRa mayūravyaṃsakādi- q.v) |
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| aśnītapibatīya | Nom. P. yati-, to have the intention of inviting to eat and drink |
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| asrapitta | n. equals rakta-pitta- q.v |
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| atyantapiḍana | n. act of giving excessive pain. |
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| atyayikapiṇḍapāta | m. special or occasional alms (of 5 kinds), |
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| aulapi | m. plural (fr. ulapa-) Name of a warrior-tribe gaRa dāmany-ādi- |
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| aulapin | m. plural the school of ulapa- on |
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| avapiṇḍita | mfn. (said of dewdrops) fallen down in the shape of little globules (piṇḍa- q.v) |
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| avapiṣ | (ind.p. -piṣya-) to crush or grind into pieces, grind |
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| āyudhapiśācī | (), f. the fondness of a demon for fighting |
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| āyudhapiśācikā | () or |
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| baḍapilā | f. Name of a village |
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| bālakapralapita | n. childish talk, foolish prattle |
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| bāṣpapihitalocana | () mfn. having eyes suffused with tears. |
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| bhadrakapila | m. Name of śiva- |
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| bhartṛvyasanapiḍita | mfn. afflicted by a husband's or master's calamity |
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| bhinnamastakapiṇḍaka | mfn. whose skull and forehead are cloven, (an elephant) whose frontal prominences have fissures |
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| bhinnamastakapiṇḍika | mfn. whose skull and forehead are cloven, (an elephant) whose frontal prominences have fissures |
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| bhogapiśācikā | f. hunger |
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| bhojapitṛ | m. the father of a king |
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| bhraṣṭakakapiṣṭhala | m. plural gaRa tikakitavādi-. |
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| bhṛṣṭapiṣṭa | n. roasted meal |
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| bhujaṃgapihita | mfn. covered with species's |
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| bhūkapittha | m. Feronia Elephantum |
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| bhūkapittha | n. the fruit of it |
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| bhūtapretapiśācādya | m. plural the bhūta-s, preta-s, piśāca-s etc. (see ) . |
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| bodhisattvapiṭaka | mn. Name of work |
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| brāhmapiṅgā | (?) f. silver |
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| brahmapiśāca | m. equals -rākṣasa- |
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| brahmapitṛ | m. " brahmā-'s father", Name of viṣṇu- (see -nābha-). |
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| buddhapiṇḍī | f. a mass of buddha-s |
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| chidrapippalī | f. Scindapsus officinalis |
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| cīnapiṣṭa | n. minium or red lead |
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| cīnapiṣṭa | n. lead |
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| cīnapiṣṭamaya | mfn. consisting of minium |
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| citrapiccha | m. equals -pattraka- |
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| citrapicchaka | m. idem or 'm. equals -pattraka- ' |
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| daivayajñapiṇḍasūrya | m. Name of an author (wrong reading for deva--?). |
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| dakṣapitṛ | (d/akṣ-) m. "id."or,"having dadhīca- as father"(mitra- & varuṇa-, the gods etc.), vi-viii (dual number tarā- plural taras-) (plural tāras-) |
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| daṇḍapiṅgalaka | m. plural Name of a people to the north of madhya-deśa- |
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| darbhapiñjūla | n. a bunch of grass () ( darbhapiñjūlavat -vat- mfn.) |
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| darbhapiñjūlavat | mfn. darbhapiñjūla |
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| darbhapiñjūlī | f. idem or 'n. a bunch of grass () ( darbhapiñjūlavat -vat- mfn.) ' |
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| daśapiṇḍaśrāddha | n. a funeral ceremony in which one and on each successive day one more piṇḍa- is offered until the number amounts to 10 |
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| dhanapiśācī | f. thirst for wealth, avarice |
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| dhanapiśācikā | f. thirst for wealth, avarice |
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| dīptapiṅgala | m. "bright and yellowish", a lion |
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| durgapiśāca | m. Name of a mātaṅga- |
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| dvārapidhāna | n. (m. ) door-bolt |
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| dvārapidhāna | n. closure, end |
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| dvārapiṇḍī | f. the threshold of a door |
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| dvivivāhinhitāsapiṇḍīkaraṇa | n. Name of chapter of |
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| ekapiṇḍa | mfn. equals sa-piṇḍa- q.v |
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| ekapiṅga | m. "having a yellow mark (in the place of one eye)", Name of kuvera- etc. |
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| ekapiṅgala | m. "having a yellow mark (in the place of one eye)", Name of kuvera- etc. |
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| ekapiṅgalācala | m. " kuvera-'s mountain", Name of the himavat- |
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| gajapippalī | f. equals -kṛṣṇā- |
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| gandhapiṅgalā | f. Name of a woman gaRa śubhrādi-. |
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| gāndhapiṅgaleya | m. metron. fr. gandha-piṅgalā- gaRa śubhrādi- (śauddhap- ) |
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| gandhapiśācikā | f. the smoke of burnt fragrant resin ("imp-like"from its dark colour or cloudy nature) |
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| glapita | mfn. exhausted, dissipated, heated |
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| glapita | mfn. equals hṛta- |
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| gokhapiṅgali | m. plural Name of a family |
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| gokhapiṅgali | m. see gocchā-. |
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| grāmapiṣṭa | mfn. ground at home |
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| guḍapiṣṭa | n. "flour and sugar ground and boiled together", a sort of sweetmeat (see ) |
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| guhyapidhāna | n. a covering for the privities |
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| haritakapiśa | mfn. yellowish-brown |
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| hatapitṛ | mfn. one whose father has been slain |
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| hemapiṅgala | mfn. golden yellow |
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| hiraṇyapiṇḍa | m. a lump of golden |
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| jalakapi | m. "water-monkey", Delphinus gangeticus, 726. |
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| jalapippalī | f. Commelina salicifolia and another species (likā-,295) . |
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| jalapippikā | f. a fish |
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| jalapitta | m. n. "water-bile", fire |
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| jānaṃtapi | m. (fr. janaṃ-tapa-) patronymic of aty-arāti- |
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| japila | Name of a locality |
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| japin | mfn. muttering prayers |
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| japita | mfn. muttered |
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| jhaṣapitta | n. fish-bile |
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| jīvapitṛ | mfn. (a son or daughter) whose father is alive |
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| jīvapitṛka | mfn. idem or 'mfn. (a son or daughter) whose father is alive ' |
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| jñapita | mfn. equals pt/a-, |
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| jyārdhapiṇḍa | m. equals jyā-p-, |
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| kacchapikā | f. a kind of small tortoise |
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| kacchapikā | f. a pimple, blotch, wart |
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| kacchapikā | f. a wart accompanying gonorrhoea |
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| kalpaviṭapin | m. equals -taru- |
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| kalpaviṭapin | m. . |
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| kanakapiṅgala | n. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| kapi | m. ( kamp- ), an ape, monkey etc. |
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| kapi | m. an elephant |
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| kapi | m. Emblica Officinalis |
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| kapi | m. a species of karañja- |
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| kapi | m. Olibanum |
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| kapi | m. the sun |
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| kapi | m. Name of viṣṇu- or kṛṣṇa- |
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| kapi | m. Name of several men |
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| kapi | m. plural Name of a school |
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| kapi | f(i-, ī-). a female ape |
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| kapi | mfn. brown commentator or commentary on ; ([ confer, compare Greek ; Old German affo; Anglo-Saxon apa; English ape.]) |
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| kapibhakṣa | m. "food of apes", Name of a sweet substance |
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| kapicūḍa | mf(ā-) Spondias Mangifera. |
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| kapicūta | m. idem or 'mf(ā-) Spondias Mangifera.' |
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| kapidhvaja | m. Name of arjuna- (see -ketana-above) |
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| kapija | mfn. born of a monkey |
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| kapija | m. "produced from the tree kapi-", the oil of Olibanum |
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| kapija | m. incense, benzoin |
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| kapijaṅghikā | f. a species of ant |
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| kapikā | f. Vitex Negundo. |
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| kapikacchu | f. us- and ūs- Mucuna Pruritus |
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| kapikacchuphalopamā | f. a kind of creeping plant |
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| kapikacchurā | f. Mucuna Pruritus |
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| kapikanduka | n. "a playing-ball for monkeys", the skull, cranium |
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| kapikeśa | mfn. brown-haired |
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| kapiketana | m. "having a monkey as symbol", Name of arjuna- (the third son of pāṇḍu-) |
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| kapiketu | m. Name (also title or epithet) of arjuna-, |
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| kapikoli | m. a species of Zizyphus. |
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| kapila | mf(ā-)n. ( kam- ;more probably connected with kapi- ),"monkey-coloured", brown, tawny, reddish etc. |
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| kapila | mf(ā-)n. red-haired |
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| kapila | m. the brown or tawny or reddish colour |
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| kapila | m. a kind of mouse |
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| kapila | m. a kind of ape |
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| kapila | m. a (brown) dog |
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| kapila | m. incense |
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| kapila | m. Name of an ancient sage (identified by some with viṣṇu- and considered as the founder of the sāṃkhya- system of philosophy) etc. |
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| kapila | m. Name of several other men |
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| kapila | m. of a dānava- |
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| kapila | m. of a nāga- etc. |
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| kapila | m. of a varṣa- in kuśa-dvīpa- |
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| kapila | m. of several mountains |
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| kapila | m. a form of fire |
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| kapila | m. Name of the sun |
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| kapila | m. plural Name of a people |
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| kapila | m. of the Brahmans in śālmala-dvīpa- |
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| kapilā | f. a brown cow etc. |
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| kapila | m. a fabulous cow celebrated in the purāṇa-s |
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| kapila | m. a kind of leech |
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| kapila | m. a kind of ant |
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| kapila | m. Dalbergia Sissoo |
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| kapila | m. Aloe Perfoliata |
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| kapila | m. a sort of perfume |
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| kapila | m. a kind of medicinal substance |
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| kapila | m. a kind of brass |
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| kapila | m. Name of a daughter of dakṣa- |
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| kapila | m. of a kiṃnara- woman |
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| kapila | m. of a river |
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| kapila | m. Name of the female of the elephant puṇḍarīka- (q.v) |
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| kapilabhadrā | f. Name of a woman. |
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| kapilabhāṣya | n. Name of a commentary on kapila-'s sāṃkhya-pravacana-. |
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| kapilācārya | m. the teacher kapila-. |
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| kapiladeva | m. Name of the author of a smṛti-. |
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| kapiladhārā | f. Name of the gaṅgā- |
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| kapiladhārā | f. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| kapilādhikā | f. a kind of ant |
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| kapiladhūsara | mfn. brownish grey |
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| kapiladrākṣā | f. a vine with brown or tawny-coloured grapes |
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| kapiladruma | m. Cytisus Cajan |
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| kapiladyuti | m. Name of the sun |
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| kapilagītā | f. Name of work |
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| kapilāhrada | m. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| kapilāhvaya | n. (with or without pura-) the city of kapila-vastu-, |
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| kapilajaṭa | m. Name of a muni- |
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| kapilaka | mf(ikā-)n. reddish |
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| kapilākṣā | f. a variety of śiṃśapā- (with reddish flowers,) |
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| kapilākṣī | f. idem or 'f. a variety of śiṃśapā- (with reddish flowers,) ' |
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| kapilākṣī | f. a species of Colocynth |
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| kapilalāṭa | m. an arm, |
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| kapilaloha | m. a kind of brass |
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| kapilāñjana | m. "using a brown collyrium", Name of śiva- (see kapiśāñjana-,) |
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| kapilapañcarātra | n. Name of work |
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| kapilāpati | m. Name of drupada- |
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| kapilaphalā | f. equals -drākṣā- above. |
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| kapilapura | n. equals -vastu- below. |
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| kapilarṣi | (kapila-ṛṣi-) m. the ṛṣi- kapila-. |
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| kapilarudra | m. Name of a poetry or poetic |
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| kapilasaṃhitā | f. Name of an upa-purāṇa-. |
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| kapilasāṃkhyapravacana | n. Name of work (equals sāṃkhya-pravacana-) |
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| kapilasāṃkhyapravacanabhāṣya | n. Name of a commentary on the above. |
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| kapilaśarman | m. Name of brahman- |
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| kapilāṣaṣṭhī | f. the sixth day in the dark half of the month bhādrapada-. |
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| kapilaśiṃśapā | f. a variety of śiṃśapā- with reddish flowers |
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| kapilāśrama | m. Name of a hermitage |
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| kapilāśva | m. "having brown horses", Name of indra- |
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| kapilāśva | m. Name of a man |
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| kapilātīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha- (any one bathing and performing worship there obtains a thousand brown cows) |
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| kapilavastu | n. Name of the town in which śākyamuni- or buddha- was born. |
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| kapilāvaṭa | m. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| kapilāya | Nom. A1. kapilāyate-, to be somewhat brown or reddish |
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| kapileśvaradeva | m. Name of a king. |
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| kapileśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-. |
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| kapilikā | f. Name of a woman gaRa śivādi- |
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| kapilīkṛ | to colour brown or reddish |
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| kapiloha | n. "monkey-coloured metal", brass |
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| kapilolā | f. Piper Aurantiacum |
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| kapilomaphalā | f. idem or 'm. an arm, ' |
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| kapināmaka | m. storax, liquid ambar |
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| kapināman | m. idem or 'm. storax, liquid ambar ' |
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| kapināsa | m. a kind of musical instrument. |
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| kapināśana | n. an intoxicating beverage |
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| kapināsikā | f. idem or 'm. a kind of musical instrument.' |
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| kapiṅgala | varia lectio for the next |
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| kapiñjala | m. (etymology doubtful) the francoline partridge, heathcock etc. |
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| kapiñjala | m. Cuculus Melanoleucus (equals caṭaka-) |
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| kapiñjala | m. Name of a vidyādhara- |
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| kapiñjala | m. of a man |
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| kapiñjala | m. of a sparrow |
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| kapiñjalā | f. Name of a river |
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| kapiñjalāda | m. Name of a man (see kāpiñjalādi-) |
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| kapiñjalanyāya | m. the rule of the kapiñjala-s (with whom even"three"is a large number), on . |
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| kapiñjalārma | n. Name of an old city (see arma-) on |
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| kapinṛttā | f. a kind of medicinal substance |
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| kapipati | m. "lord of apes", Name of hanumat- commentator or commentary on |
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| kapipippalī | f. Scindapus Officinalis |
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| kapipippalī | f. another plant |
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| kapiprabhā | f. Mucuna Pruritus |
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| kapiprabhu | m. "master of the monkeys", Name of rāma- |
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| kapipriya | m. Spondias Mangifera |
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| kapipriya | m. Feronia Elephantum |
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| kapiraka | equals kapilaka- q.v vArttika on |
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| kapirasādhyā | f. Spondias Mangifera |
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| kapiratha | m. Name of rāma- (see -prabhu-above) |
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| kapiratha | m. of arjuna- |
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| kapiromalatā | f. idem or 'f. Mucuna Pruritus ' |
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| kapiromaphalā | f. Mucuna Pruritus |
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| kapiśa | mf(ā-)n. "ape-coloured", brown, reddish-brown etc. |
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| kapiśa | m. brown or reddish colour |
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| kapiśa | m. incense |
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| kapiśa | m. the sun |
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| kapiśa | m. Name of śiva- |
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| kapiśa | f(ā-, ī-). a spirit, sort of rum |
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| kapiśā | f. Name of the mother of the piśāca-s |
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| kapiśa | m. Name of a river |
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| kapiśa | n. a sort of rum |
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| kapiśabhrū | f. Name of a woman |
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| kapiśāka | m. n. a cabbage |
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| kapiśāñjana | m. Name of śiva- (see kapilāñjana-.) |
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| kapiśāputra | m. a piśāca-, an imp or goblin |
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| kapiśāvadāna | n. Name of a Buddhist work. |
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| kapiśaya | Nom. P. kapiśayati-, to redden, embrown |
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| kapiśīkā | f. a sort of rum |
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| kapiśīkṛ | to make brown or red. |
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| kapiśiras | n. the upper part or coping of a wall |
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| kapiśīrṣa | n. idem or 'n. the upper part or coping of a wall ' |
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| kapiśīrṣṇī | f. a kind of musical instrument |
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| kapiśita | mfn. embrowned, made brown or dusky-red on |
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| kapiskandha | m. Name of a dānava- |
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| kapiskandha | m. of a being in the retinue of skanda- |
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| kapiṣṭhala | m. Name of a ṛṣi- etc. |
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| kapiṣṭhala | m. plural the descendants of the above gaRa upakādi- |
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| kapisthala | n. the abode of an ape on |
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| kapiṣṭhalasaṃhitā | f. Name of work |
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| kapisvara | m. Name of a man. |
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| kapitaila | n. benzoin, storax, liquid ambar |
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| kapitīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-, |
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| kapittha | m. (ttha- equals stha-) "on which monkeys dwell", Feronia Elephantum etc. |
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| kapittha | m. a particular position of the hands and fingers |
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| kapittha | n. the fruit of Feronia Elephantum |
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| kapitthaka | m. Feronia Elephantum |
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| kapitthaka | n. the fruit of it |
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| kapitthānī | f. Name of a plant (equals kapitthaparṇī-) |
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| kapitthaparṇī | f. Name of a plant |
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| kapitthaphala | m. a species of Mango tree |
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| kapitthāsya | m. "having a face like a wood apple", a species of monkey |
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| kapitthatvac | f. the bark of Feronia Elephantum |
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| kapitthinī | f. a region abounding in kapittha-s gaRa puṣkarādi- |
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| kapitva | n. the state of an ape, apishness. |
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| kapivaktra | m. "monkey-faced", Name of nārada- (a saint and philosopher, and friend of kṛṣṇa-) |
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| kapivallī | f. idem or 'f. Scindapsus Officinalis ' |
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| kapivallikā | f. Scindapsus Officinalis |
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| kapivana | m. Name of a man. |
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| karakacchapikā | f. a particular position of the fingers. |
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| karṇapiśācī | f. Name of a goddess |
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| karṇapitṛ | m. " karṇa-'s father", Name of sūrya- |
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| kāśyapi | m. idem or 'm. a patronymic fr. kāśyapa- gaRa 1. naḍāḍi-' |
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| kāśyapi | m. Name of tārkṣya- |
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| kāśyapi | m. Name of garuḍa- |
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| kāśyapi | m. Name of aruṇa- |
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| kāśyapin | m. plural the school of kāśyapa- |
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| keśapiṅgala | m. Name of a Brahman. |
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| khaḍgapidhāna | n. the sheath of a sword |
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| khaḍgapidhāna | n. scabbard |
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| khaḍgapidhānaka | n. idem or 'n. scabbard ' |
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| kheṭapiṇḍa | "a ball of phlegm" id est anything useless (pakva--). |
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| kokapitṛ | m. "father of koka-"or"whose father is named koka-", Name of a man |
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| krīḍākapitva | n. imitating an ape for amusement or in jest |
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| kṛṣṇapilla | m. Name of a poetry or poetic |
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| kṛṣṇapiṇḍīra | m. idem or 'm. a dark variety of māyaṇa- (Cyperus rotundus or Vangueria spinosa) ' |
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| kṛṣṇapiṇḍītaka | m. a dark variety of māyaṇa- (Cyperus rotundus or Vangueria spinosa) |
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| kṛṣṇapiṅgā | f. (equals ṅgalā-) Name of durgā- |
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| kṛṣṇapiṅgala | mf(ā-)n. dark-brown in colour |
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| kṛṣṇapiṅgala | m. Name of a man, and m. plural his descendants gaRa upakādi- |
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| kṛṣṇapiṅgalā | f. Name of the goddess durgā- |
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| kṛṣṇapipīlī | f. a kind of black ant |
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| kṣapita | mfn. destroyed, ruined, diminished, suppressed |
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| kṣapitavya | mfn. to be passed away or finished |
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| kṣapitavya | See 3. kṣap-. |
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| kṣudrapippalī | f. wild pepper (equals vana-p-) |
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| kumārapitrimeṣa | m. a particular demon hostile to children, |
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| kumbhīkapiḍakā | f. the eye-disease called kumbhīkā- |
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| kuñjarapippalī | f. the plant gajapippalī- (described as bearing a fruit resembling long pepper, Scindapsus officinalis) |
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| kupapi | m. the sun |
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| kūrmapitta | n. the bilious humor of a tortoise |
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| kuṭapinī | f. (equals kamalinī-) a lotus plant |
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| lapita | mfn. chattered, spoken, said |
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| lapitā | f. Name of a śārṅgikā- (a kind of bird) with which mandapāla- is said to have allied himself |
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| lapita | n. chatter, hum |
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| lohitapiṇḍa | m. a red lump |
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| lohitapittin | mfn. subject to hemorrhage, suffering from hemorrhage, (cr2. rakta-p-). |
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| lokapitāmaha | m. "progenitor of the world, great forefather of mankind", Name of brahmā- |
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| luptapiṇḍodakakriya | mfn. deprived of funeral rites |
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| luśākapi | m. Name of a man |
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| mahākapi | m. "great ape", Name of a king |
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| mahākapi | m. of one of the attendants of śiva- |
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| mahākapi | m. of one of the 34 incarnations of buddha- |
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| mahākapilapañcarātra | n. Name of work |
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| mahākapittha | m. Aegle Marmelos |
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| mahākapittha | m. red garlic |
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| mālyapiṇḍaka | m. Name of a serpent-demon |
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| māṃsapiṇḍa | m. n. a lump of flesh, tumour |
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| māṃsapiṇḍagṛhitavadana | mfn. carrying a lump of flesh in the mouth |
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| māṃsapiṭaka | m. n. a basket-full or large quantity of flesh |
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| māṃsapitta | n. a bone |
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| māṃsaudanapiṇḍa | m. a ball of meat and boiled rice |
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| maṇḍapikā | f. a small pavilion, an open hall or shed |
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| mārkaṭapipīlikā | f. a small black ant |
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| markaṭapippalī | f. Achyranthes Aspera |
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| markoṭapipīlikā | f. a kind of small black ant |
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| māṣapiṣṭa | n. ground beans |
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| mastakapiṇḍaka | m. n. a round protuberance on the temples of an elephant in rut |
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| mātarapitarau | See . |
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| mātarapitarau | m. (Nominal verb dual number) mother and father, parents |
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| matsyapittā | f. Helleborus Niger |
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| mayūrapiccha | n. a peacock's tail-feather |
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| mayūrapicchamaya | mf(ī-)n. consisting of peacock's tail-feather |
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| mṛgapiplu | m. "deer-marked", the moon |
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| mudgarapiṇḍaka | m. Name of two nāga-s |
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| mukhapiṇḍa | m. or n. (?) a lump or piece of food in the mouth |
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| mūrdhapiṇḍa | m. the lump on the head (of an elephant in rut) |
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| nāḍapit | m. or n. Name of a place |
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| nāḍapitī | f. See below. |
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| nakiṃcidapisaṃkalpa | m. no desire for anything |
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| nāsāraktapitta | n. nose-bleeding |
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| naṣṭapiṣṭa | mfn. dissolved into powder |
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| naṣṭapiṣṭīkṛ | to dissolve into Powder |
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| navanītapiṇḍa | a lump of fresh butter, |
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| nemapiṣṭa | (nema--) mfn. half ground ( nemapiṣṭatā -tā- f.) |
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| nemapiṣṭatā | f. nemapiṣṭa |
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| netrapiṇḍa | m. the eyeball |
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| netrapiṇḍa | m. a cat |
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| nīlakapitthaka | m. a kind of mango |
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| nīlapiccha | m. "black-tailed", a falcon |
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| nīlapiṇḍa | n. a kind of steel |
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| nīlapiṅgala | mf(ā-)n. dark-brown |
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| nīlapiṣṭauṇḍī | (!) f. a species of shrub |
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| nīlapiṭa | m. a collection of annals and royal edicts |
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| niṣṣapin | mfn. (fr. nis+sapa- equals pasa-) libidinous, lustful |
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| odanapiṇḍa | m. a ball of boiled rice, |
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| palalapiṇḍa | n. a lump of ground sesamum |
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| pañcapitta | n. the gall or bile of 5 animals (viz. the boar, goat, buffalo, fish, and peacock) |
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| pāṇikacchapikā | f. "hand-tortoise", a particular position of the fingers |
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| pañjarakapiñjala | m. a partridge in a cage |
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| papi | mfn. (1. pā-) drinking (with accusative) (see ) |
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| papi | m. the moon |
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| parapiṇḍa | in -puṣṭaka- m. "nourished by another's food", a servant |
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| parapiṇḍāda | m. "eating another's food" idem or 'in -puṣṭaka- m. "nourished by another's food", a servant ' |
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| parijapita | mfn. ( jap-) muttered, whispered, prayed over in a low voice |
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| pārśvapippala | n. a species of harītakī- |
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| pattrapiśācikā | f. a sort of cap or umbrella for the head made of leaves |
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| pāyasapiṇḍāraka | m. a rice-eater |
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| phaṇātapin | varia lectio for phaṭāṭ- (q.v) |
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| phenapiṇḍa | m. "mass of foam", a mere bubble, nonsense |
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| piṇḍapitṛyajiña | m. the oblation to deceased ancestors on the evening of new moon |
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| piṇḍapitṛyajiñaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| piṅgakapiśā | f. "reddish-brown", a species of cockroach |
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| piśitapiṇḍa | m. a piece of flaccid |
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| piṣṭapiṇḍa | m. a cake of flour |
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| pitryapitryāvat | mfn. (prob.) possessing property inherited from a father |
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| prākṛtapiṅgala | m. |
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| pralapita | mfn. spoken forth, spoken, said |
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| pralapita | mfn. spoken dolefully, invoked piteously |
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| pralapita | n. prattling, talk |
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| pralapita | n. lamentation |
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| prapinv | P. A1. -pinvati-, te-, to swell, be full of, be rich, flow over |
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| prapiṣ | P. -pinaṣṭi-, to crush to pieces, pound : Causal -peṣayati-, to pound, grind or crush to pieces |
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| prapiṣṭa | mfn. (pr/a--) crushed or ground down |
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| prapiṣṭabhāga | mfn. (ṭ/a--) whose share has been ground down, |
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| prapitāmaha | m. a paternal great-grandfather |
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| prapitāmaha | m. (mah/a-) etc. |
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| prapitāmaha | m. Name of kṛṣṇa- and brahmā- |
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| prapitāmaha | m. plural great-grandfathers, ancestors |
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| prapitāmahī | f. a paternal great-grandmother |
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| prapitṛvya | m. a paternal grand-uncle |
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| prapitsu | mfn. (fr. Desiderative) wishing to fall or throw one's self down |
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| prapitsu | mfn. desirous of plunging into (loc). |
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| prapitsu | mfn. desirous of entering upon (accusative) |
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| prapitsu | See column 2. |
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| prapitva | See column 2. |
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| prapitva | n. (perhaps for pra-pit-tva-fr. pat-; see apa-pitva-) start, flight, haste |
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| prapitva | n. the advanced day id est evening |
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| prasnapita | mfn. (fr. Causal) bathed |
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| pretapiṇḍabhuj | mfn. one who partakes of the piṇḍa- (q.v) at a śrāddha- |
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| pretapitṛ | mfn. one whose father is dead |
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| pūrakapiṇḍa | m. pūraka |
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| pūrvapitāmaha | m. a forefather, ancestor |
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| putrapiṇḍapālana | m. (with upavāsa-) "cherishing the body of a son", Name of a ceremony (; varia lectio -pāraṇa-). |
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| putrapitṛ | m. dual number son and father |
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| rājapiṇḍā | f. a species of date |
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| rājapitṛ | m. a king's father |
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| raktapiṇḍa | m. Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis |
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| raktapiṇḍa | n. its flower ( also "discharge of blood from the nose and mouth;a red pimple;the plant Ventilago Madraspatana") . |
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| raktapiṇḍaka | m. equals raktālu-. |
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| raktapiṇḍālu | m. equals raktālu-. |
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| raktapiṭikā | f. a red boil or ulcer |
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| raktapitta | n. "bile-blood", a particular disturbance of the blood caused by bile, plethora, spontaneous hemorrhage from the mouth or nose etc. |
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| raktapittahā | f. "removing it", a kind of dūrvā- grass |
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| raktapittakara | mfn. causing the above disease |
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| raktapittakāsa | m. the cough connected with it |
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| raktapitttika | mfn. subject to or suffering from it |
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| raktapitttin | mfn. subject to or suffering from it |
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| rayidhāraṇapiṇḍa | m. a lump of earth |
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| romālaviṭapin | m. a species of tree |
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| romāluviṭapin | m. a species of plant |
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| rūpadīpakapiṅgala | m. Name of work |
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| sahapiṇḍakriyā | f. offering of the piṇḍa- (q.v) in common |
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| śākalyapitṛ | m. the father of śākalya- |
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| śakapiṇḍa | m. a lump of dung |
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| śākapiṇḍī | f. a mass of vegetables |
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| samapidhā | (only ind.p. -dhāya-), to cover completely |
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| samapiruh | P. -rohati-, to grow together, grow over |
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| saṃjñapita | mfn. sacrificed, killed |
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| saṃkocapiśuna | n. saffron |
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| sammūḍhapiḍakā | f. Name of particular eruptions on the membrum virile |
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| saṃyuktasaṃcayapiṭaka | m. Name of work |
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| śaṅkhapiṇḍa | m. Name of a serpent-demon |
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| sapidhāna | mfn. provided with a cover or lid |
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| sapin | See nith-ṣap/in-. |
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| sapiṇḍa | etc. See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order |
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| sapiṇḍa | m. "having the same piṇḍa-", a kinsman connected by the offering of the piṇḍa- (q.v) to certain deceased ancestors at the śrāddha- (q.v;the kinship is through six generations in an ascending and descending line, or through a man's father, father's father, father's grandfather;mother, mother's father, mother's grandfather;son, son's son, son's grandson;daughter, daughter's son etc.;and also includes father's mother, father's grandmother etc., also father's brothers and sisters, mother's brothers and sisters, and several others) etc. (; 286 ) . |
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| sapiṇḍana | n. investing with the relationship of a sapiṇḍa- |
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| sapiṇḍanaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| sapiṇḍanirṇaya | m. Name of work |
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| sapiṇḍatā | f. the condition of being a sapiṇḍa-, sapiṇḍa--ship |
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| sapiṇḍaya | Nom. P. yati-, to invest a person with the rights of a sapiṇḍa- ; to perform the śrāddha- with sapiṇḍa-s (at the end of a full year after the death of a relative) |
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| sapiṇḍī | in compound for sapiṇḍa-. |
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| sapiṇḍīkaraṇa | n. equals sapiṇḍana- |
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| sapiṇḍīkaraṇa | n. Name of work (also sapiṇḍīkaraṇakhaṇḍana ṇa-khaṇḍana- n. sapiṇḍīkaraṇāntakarman ṇānta-karman- n.and sapiṇḍīkaraṇānvaṣṭakā ṇān-vaṣṭakā- f.) |
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| sapiṇḍīkaraṇakhaṇḍana | n. sapiṇḍīkaraṇa |
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| sapiṇḍīkaraṇāntakarman | n. sapiṇḍīkaraṇa |
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| sapiṇḍīkaraṇānvaṣṭakā | f. sapiṇḍīkaraṇa |
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| sapiṇḍīkṛ | P. -karoti- equals piṇḍaya-, Dattakac. |
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| sapiṇḍīkramaṇa | wrong reading for -karaṇa-. |
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| sapiṇḍīkṛta | mfn. invested with the relationship of a sapiṇḍa- |
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| sapiśāca | mf(ā-)n. connected with or proceeding from piśāca-s (as a storm) |
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| śapita | mfn. cursed |
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| sapitṛka | mfn. along with a father or with pitṛ-s (de. ceased ancestors) |
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| sapitṛrājanya | mfn. along with royal pitṛ-s |
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| sapitva | n. (see apapitva-etc.) union, communion |
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| sarṣapika | m. a particular venomous insect |
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| sarṣapikā | f. See sarṣapaka-. |
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| sarvabhūtapitāmaha | m.,"grandfather of all beings", Name of brahmā- |
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| sarvalokapitāmaha | m. "progenitor of all creatures", Name of brahmā- |
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| śātruṃtapi | m. plural (fr. śatruṃ-tapa-) Name of a people or community gaRa dāmany-ādi-. |
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| saurapi | (?) m. plural a patronymic |
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| siṃhapippalī | f. a kind of plant (equals saiṃhalī-) |
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| sitapiṅgāṇa | mfn. dark-yellowish-whitish white |
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| sitapiṅgāṇa | m. dark-yellowish-whitish whiteness |
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| śītapitta | n. a tumour caused by a chill (attended with fever and sickness and compared to a swelling caused by a wasp sting) |
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| śītapitta | n. increase of bile or phlegm caused by cold |
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| ślakṣṇapiṣṭa | mfn. ground fine |
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| śleṣmapitta | n. "phlegm and bile", a kind of disease |
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| śleṣmapittajvara | m. fever caused by phlegm and bile |
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| snapita | mfn. (fr. idem or 'n. the act of causing to bathe, bathing, ablution ') bathed, washed, sprinkled, wetted, cleansed |
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| snigdhapiṇḍītaka | m. a kind of madana- tree |
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| somāṇḍapille | f. Name of work |
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| somapitsaru | mfn. (said of a plough) |
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| śoṇitapitta | n. hemorrhage |
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| śoṇitapittavat | mfn. subject to hemorrhage |
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| śrapita | mfn. (fr. idem or 'm. (fr. idem or 'm. (fr. idem or 'mfn. (fr. idem or ' mfn. (fr. idem or 'f. See vapā-śr/apaṇī-.') to be cooked or boiled ') to be cooked or boiled ') a cook ') a sacrificial animal ') caused to be cooked or boiled (see Va1rtt. 2 ) |
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| śrapitā | f. rice-gruel |
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| śrapita | n. boiled meat etc. |
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| śrīvatsapiṇyāka | m. the resin of Pinus Longifolia |
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| śṛṅgārapiṇḍaka | m. Name of a serpent-demon |
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| sthalapiṇḍā | f. a kind of date |
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| sthaulapiṇḍi | m. (fr. sthūla-piṇḍa-) a patronymic |
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| sthūlapiṇḍa | m. Name of a man (See sthaula-piṇḍī-). |
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| sūcīkapiśa | mfn. (applied to a kind of arrow the use of which is prohibited) |
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| śukapiṇḍi | wrong reading for śūka-p-. |
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| śūkapiṇḍi | f. Mucuna Pruritus |
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| śūkapiṇḍī | f. Mucuna Pruritus |
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| śukapitāmaha | m. "grandfather of śuka-", Name of the sage parāśara- (father of vyāsa-) |
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| śukrapiś | mfn. radiantly adorned (see ś/ucipeśas-). |
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| sūkṣmapippalī | f. wild pepper |
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| sumahākapi | m. Name of a demon |
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| suptapralapita | n. plural talking during sleep (see ) |
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| sūtrapiṭaka | m. n. the basket or collection of Buddhist sūtra-s (see tri-piṭaka-). |
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| suvarṇapiñjara | mfn. yellow like gold |
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| svapiṇḍā | f. a kind of date tree (wrong reading for sthala-p-). |
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| svapiś | m. Name of a man (see svāpiśi-). |
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| svapitṛ | m. (for svapitṛ-See) one's own father etc. |
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| svapitṛ | m. plural one's own deceased ancestors |
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| svapitṛ | mfn. (for sva-pitṛ-See) asleep, a sleeper |
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| svapivāta | mfn. (See api-vat-) understanding or meaning well (said of rudra-) (according to to "whose speech is trustworthy or authoritative"; according to to others,"much desired", fr. api-van-). |
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| śvetapiṇḍītaka | m. a kind of tree |
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| śvetapiṅga | m. "white and tawny", a lion |
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| śvetapiṅgala | mfn. tawny |
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| śvetapiṅgala | m. a lion |
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| śvetapiṅgala | m. Name of śiva- |
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| śvetapiṅgalaka | m. a lion |
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| tailapiñja | white sesamum |
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| tailapipīlikā | f. a small red ant |
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| takrapiṇḍa | m. curd |
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| tapiṣṇu | mfn. warming, burning (with deva-,"the sun") |
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| tapiṣṭha | mfn. (superl.) extremely hot, burning |
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| tapita | mfn. refined (gold) |
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| tilapiccaṭa | n. equals -kalka-ja- |
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| tilapiñja | m. equals -peja- Va1rtt. 6 |
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| tilapiñja | m. white sesamum |
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| tilapiñjī | f. Name of a plant |
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| toyapippalī | f. Jussiaea repens |
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| trapiṣṭha | mfn. Superl. fr. tṛpr/a- |
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| tūlapicu | m. cotton |
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| tvatkapitṛka | equals tvakat-- |
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| udarapiśāca | m. "stomach-demon", voracious, a glutton, one who devours everything (flesh, fish etc.) |
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| ulapin | m. a kind of guinea-pig |
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| unmattapralapita | n. the chatter of a madman on |
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| vanakapi | m. a wild monkey on |
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| vapila | m. a procreator, father |
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| vasiṣṭhakaśyapikā | f. a matrimonial alliance between the descendants of vasiṣṭha- and those of kaśyapa- |
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| vātakapiṇḍaka | m. an impotent man (born without testicles) (see vāta-paṇḍa-). |
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| vātapitta | n. "wind-bile", a form of rheumatism |
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| vātapittaja | mfn. arising from the wind and from the bile |
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| vātapittajaśūla | n. a form of the disease called śūla- |
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| vātapittajvara | m. a fever arising from the wind and from the bile |
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| vātapittaka | mfn. arising from the wind and from the bile |
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| vātātapika | mfn. occurring in wind and sunshine |
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| vātikapiṇḍaka | m. equals vātaka-p- |
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| vidyādharapiṭaka | (?) m. Name of work |
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| vijapila | mfn. equals picchila- (varia lectio vi-javala-). |
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| vijapila | vi-jayina- See |
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| vikapita | mfn. changed, altered, deformed Va1rtt. 1 |
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| vilapita | mfn. wailed, lamented, etc. |
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| vilapita | n. lamentation, wailing |
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| vimalapiṇḍaka | m. Name of a serpent-demon |
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| vinayapiṭaka | m. "basket of discipline", (with Buddhists) the collection of treatises on discipline (see above) |
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| vipralapita | mfn. discussed, debated about |
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| viṣaviṭapin | m. equals -taru- |
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| viśvapiś | mfn. all-adorned, having all sorts of ornaments |
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| viṭapimṛga | m. "tree-animal", a monkey, ape |
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| viṭapin | mfn. having branches or boughs (as a tree) |
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| viṭapin | m. a tree (mc. also viṭapi-,in genitive case accusative plural pīnām-and pīn- ) |
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| viṭapin | m. the Indian fig-tree |
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| vṛddhaprapitāmaha | m. idem or 'm. a paternal great-grandfather ' (others"a great-grandfather's father") |
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| vṛddhaprapitāmahī | f. a paternal great-grandmother |
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| vṛṣākapi | m. (vṛṣ/ā--) "man-ape", Name of a semi-divine being standing in a particular relation to indra- and indrāṇī- (by the commentator or commentary identified with the Sun;also supposed to be the son of indra- and the author of the above hymn; see ) |
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| vṛṣākapi | m. the sun |
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| vṛṣākapi | m. fire |
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| vṛṣākapi | m. Name of śiva- |
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| vṛṣākapi | m. of indra- |
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| vṛṣākapi | m. of viṣṇu- |
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| vṛṣākapi | m. of one of the 11 rudra-s |
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| vṛṣākapi | m. of the hymn attributed to vṛṣā-kapi- |
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| vṛṣākapiśastra | n. Name of work |
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| yatkimapisaṃkalpa | m. desire for anything whatever |
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| yauvanapiḍakā | f. equals -kaṇṭaka- |
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| yavapiṣṭa | n. barley-meal (plural) |
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| yavapiṣṭaka | m. barley-cake |
