Sanskrit Dictionary

f. a serpent-nymph

f. Name of one of the mātṛ-s attending on skanda-

f. the city of the serpent-demons in the subterranean regions

(also gā-vatī-

)

f. the sacred river of the serpent-demons (or a tīrtha- in that river sacred to the serpent-king vāsuki-)

f. the night of the 2nd lunar day

bhogāyatana

n. a place of enjoyments,

bhogeśvaratīrtha

n. Name of a sacred bathing-place

(wrong reading for bhogīśv-?) .

bhogi

in compound for 1. bhogin-.

bhogibhuj

m. "serpent-eater", an ichneumon

bhogigandhikā

f. a species of ichneumon plant

bhogika

m. a horse-keeper, groom (equals bhogapāla-)

bhogika

m. a chief of a village

bhogikānta

m. "dear to serpents", air, wind

bhogin

mfn. (for 2.See column 3) furnished with windings or curves or rings, curved, ringed (as a serpent)

etc.

bhogin

m. a serpent or serpent-demon

etc.

bhogin

m. a kind of shrub

bhogin

mfn. (for 1.See column 2) enjoying, eating

bhogin

mfn. having or offering enjoyments, devoted to enjoyments, wealthy, opulent

etc.

bhogin

mfn. suffering, experiencing, undergoing

bhogin

mfn. using, possessing

bhogin

m. a voluptuary

bhogin

m. a king

bhogin

m. the head man of a village

bhogin

m. a barber

bhogin

m. equals vaiyāvṛtti-kara- (?)

bhogin

m. a person who accumulates money for a particular expenditure

bhogin

m. Name of a prince

bhogin

m. the concubine of a king or a wife not regularly consecrated with him

bhogīna

mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound')

vArttika 1 and 2

(see pitṛ-bhogīṇa-, mātṛ-bh-).

bhoginandana

m. patronymic of śāli-vāhana-

bhogīndra

m. "serpent-king", Name of ananta-

bhogīndra

m. of patañjali-

bhogīndranandana

m. patronymic of śāli-vāhana-

bhogīndratanaya

m. patronymic of śāli-vāhana-

bhoginī

f. a serpent nymph

bhoginī

f. a kind of heroine

bhogipura

n. the city of serpent-demons

bhogīśa

m. "serpent-king", Name of ananta- and śeṣa-

bhogivallabha

n. "dear to serpent", kind of sandal

bhogya

See p.767.

bhogya

mfn. to be enjoyed, to be used (in the sense"to be eaten"bhojya-is more common), what may be enjoyed or used, useful, profitable

etc.

bhogya

mfn. to be endured or suffered

bhogya

mfn. (in astronomy) to be passed

bhogyā

f. a harlot

bhogya

n. an object of enjoyment, possession, money

bhogya

n. corn, grain

bhogya

n. a precious stone

bhogyādhi

m. equals -bhogādhi- above.

bhogyārha

n. corn, grain

(see bhogārhya-).

bhogyatā

f. (

) (

) the state of being used, usefulness, profitableness, enjoyableness.

bhogyatva

n. (

) the state of being used, usefulness, profitableness, enjoyableness.

bhoḥ

in compound for bhos-.

bhohara

(?) m. Name of a poet

bhoḥśabda

m. the word bhoḥ-

bhoj

mfn. in a-bhog-gh/an- q.v

bhoja

mfn. bestowing enjoyment, bountiful, liberal

bhoja

mfn. enjoying, leading a life of enjoyment

bhoja

m. a king with uncommon qualities

bhoja

m. (plural) Name of a country (near the vindhya- mountain) or of a people (the descendants of mahā-bhoja-)

etc.

bhoja

m. a king of the bhoja-s

bhoja

m. Name of bhoja-deva- (q.v)

bhoja

m. of various kings and other men

etc.

bhoja

m. equals bhoja-kaṭa- q.v

bhojā

f. a princess of the bhoja-s

(varia lectio bhojyā-)

bhoja

m. Name of the wife of vīra-vrata-

bhoja

m. a cowherd

bhojacampū

f. Name of work

bhojacaritra

n. Name of work

bhojadeva

m. Name of a celebrated king of dhārā- (who was a great patron of learning at the beginning of the 11th century, and is the reputed author of several works., especially of a commentator or commentary on the yoga-sūtra-s see

)

etc.

bhojadeva

m. of a king of kaccha-

bhojadevaśabdānuśāsana

n. Name of work

bhojādhipa

m. "king of the bhoja-s", Name of kaṃsa-

of karṇa- (the half brother of the pāṇḍu-s)

bhojādhirāja

m. a king of the Bhojpur

bhojaduhitṛ

f. a princess of the Bhojpur

Va1rtt. 9

bhojaka

mfn. eating (See bahu-bh-)

bhojaka

mfn. being about to eat

bhojaka

mfn. (fr. Causal) giving to eat, nourishing

bhojaka

m. (perhaps) a waiter at table

bhojaka

m. Name of a class of priests (or Sun-worshippers, supposed to be descended from the maga-s by intermarriage with women of the bhoja- race)

bhojaka

m. an astrologer

bhojaka

m. Name of a king

bhojakanyā

f. a girl of the race of the bhoja-s

bhojakaṭa

n. Name of a town

bhojakaṭa

n. the country of bhoja- (the present Bhojpur, or the vicinity of Patna and Bhagalpur)

bhojakaṭa

m. plural the inhabitants of the town of bhoja-kaṭa-

bhojakaṭīya

m. plural the inhabitants of bhojakaṭa-

bhojakulapradīpa

m. "lamp of the race of Bhojpur", Name of a king of vidarbha-

bhojana

mf(ī-)n. feeding, giving to eat (said of śiva-)

bhojana

mf(ī-)n. voracious

bhojana

m. Name of a mountain

bhojana

n. the act of enjoying, using

bhojana

n. the act of eating (exceptionally with accusative of object)

etc.

bhojana

n. a meal, food

(in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).,"feeding on","affording anything as food","serving as food for"; tridvyekabhojana tridvy-eka-bh/ojana- mfn."taking food every 3rd day, every 2nd day and every day")

bhojana

n. anything enjoyed or used, property, possession

bhojana

n. enjoyment, any object of enjoyment or the pleasure caused by it

bhojana

n. (fr. Causal) the act of giving to eat, feeding

(varia lectio)

bhojana

n. dressing food, cooking

bhojanabhāṇḍa

n. a dish of meat

bhojanabhūmi

f. a place for eating

bhojanācchādana

n. food and raiment

bhojanādhikāra

m. superintendence over food or provisions, the office of a master of the kitchen

bhojanagara

n. Name of a town

bhojanagṛha

n. a dining-room

bhojanaka

m. a species of plant

commentator or commentary

bhojanakāla

m. meal-time

bhojanakastūrī

f. Name of work

bhojanakīsmṛti

f. Name of work

bhojanakutūhala

n. Name of work on culinary art,

bhojananda

m. Name of an author

(rather bhajanānanda-).

bhojanarendra

m. Name of bhoja-deva-, king of dhārā-

bhojanārthin

mfn. desirous of food, hungry

bhojanasamaya

m. meal-time

bhojanasūtra

n. Name of work

bhojanatyāga

m. abstinence from food, fasting

bhojanavelā

f. plural course or act of eating, a meal

bhojanavelā

f. meal-time

bhojanavidhi

m. "the ceremony of dining", Name of various works. (see

) .

bhojanaviśeṣa

m. choice food, a dainty, delicacy

bhojanavṛtti

f. plural course or act of eating, a meal

bhojanavyagra

mfn. occupied or engaged in eating

bhojanavyagra

mfn. distressed or straitened for want of food

bhojanavyaya

m. expenditure for food

bhojanidhi

f. Name of a surāṅganā-

See p.767.

mfn. to be eaten, eatable (See n.)

mfn. (fr. Causal) to be fed, to be made to eat

mfn. one to whom enjoyment is to be afforded or service to be done

n. food (especially what is not masticated, as opp. to khādanīya-)

n. sea salt

bhojanīyamṛta

mfn. one who has died from indigestion

commentator or commentary

bhojanottara

mf(ā-)n. to be taken after a meal (as pills)

bhojanṛpati

m. equals -narendra-

bhojāntā

f. Name of a river

bhojapati

m. the king of the bhoja-s, king bhoja-

bhojapati

m. Name of kaṃsa-

bhojapati

m. equals -rāja-

bhojapitṛ

m. the father of a king

bhojaprabandha

m. Name of work (celebrating the deeds of king bhoja- )

bhojaprabandhasāra

m. Name of work (celebrating the deeds of king bhoja- )

bhojapura

n. (

) (

) Name of towns.

bhojapurī

f. (

) Name of towns.

bhojaputrī

f. a princess of the bhoja-s

Va1rtt. 9

bhojarāja

m. the king of the bhoja-s

bhojarāja

m. Name of kaṃsa-

bhojarāja

m. of bhoja-deva- (king of dhārā-, above)

bhojarājakavivarga

m. Name of work

bhojarājaprabandha

m. Name of work

bhojarājasaccarita

n. Name of work

bhojarājavārttika

n. Name of work

bhojarājavijaya

m. Name of work

bhojarājavṛtti

f. Name of work

bhojarājīya

mfn. relating to or coming from bhoja-rāja-

bhojas

See puru-bh/ojas-, viśv/a-bh-, su-bh/ojas- (see bh/ojase-under 3. bhuj-,) .

bhojasmṛti

f. Name of work

bhojavyākaraṇa

n. Name of work

bhojayitavya

mfn. (fr. Causal) to be made to eat, to be fed

bhojayitṛ

mfn. (fr. Causal) causing to enjoy or eat, feeding

bhojayitṛ

mfn. one who makes another enjoy or feel anything

bhojayitṛ

mfn. a promoter of enjoyment or amusement

bhojayitvā

ind. having caused to eat, having fed,

bhojendra

m. a king of the bhoja-s

bhojika

m. Name of a Brahman

bhojin

mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') enjoying, eating

etc.

bhojin

mfn. using, possessing

bhojin

mfn. exploiting

(see a-śrāddha-bh-, griha-bh-, bhujaṃgabh-, saha-bh-).

bhojya

See p.767.

bhojya

mfn. to be enjoyed or eaten, eatable, what is enjoyed or eaten, (especially) what may be eaten without mastication

etc.

bhojya

mfn. to be enjoyed or used

etc.

bhojya

mfn. to be enjoyed sexually

bhojya

mfn. to be enjoyed or felt

bhojya

mfn. to be suffered or experienced

bhojya

mfn. to be fed, one to whom food must be given

bhojya

mfn. (fr. Causal) to be made to eat, to be fed

bhojya

m. plural Name of a people

(prob. wrong reading for bhoja-)

bhojyā

f. a procuress

bhojya

m. a princess of the bhoja-s

(see bhojā-)

bhojya

n. anything to be enjoyed or eaten, nourishment, food

etc.

bhojya

n. the act of eating, a meal

bhojya

n. a festive dinner

bhojya

n. a dainty

bhojya

n. a feast a store of provisions, eatables

, enjoyment, advantage, profit

bhojyakāla

m. eating time, meal-time

bhojyamaya

mfn. See bhakṣya-bhojya-maya-.

bhojyānna

mfn. one whose food may be eaten

bhojyasambhava

m. "having its origin in food", chyle, chyme, the primary juice of the body (see rasa-)

bhojyatā

f. (

) the condition of being eaten, the state of being food (tāṃyā-,to become food) .

bhojyatva

n. (

) the condition of being eaten, the state of being food (tāṃyā-,to become food) .

bhojyoṣṇa

mfn. too hot to be eaten

bhokṣyaka

m. Name of a people

bhokṣyaka

m. plural Name of a people

bhoktavya

mfn. to be enjoyed or eaten

etc.

bhoktavya

mfn. to be used or employed

bhoktavya

mfn. to be possessed or governed or ruled

bhoktavya

mfn. to be utilized or exploited

bhoktavya

mfn. to be fed (n. impersonal or used impersonally"a meal is to be eaten")

bhoktavya

tṛ- See .

bhoktṛ

m. (f(trī-)) one who enjoys or eats, enjoyer, eater, experiencer, feeler, sufferer

etc. (also as future of3. bhuj-

)

bhoktṛ

m. a possessor, ruler of a land, king, prince

bhoktṛ

m. a husband, lover

bhoktṛśakti

f. the faculty of the soul as the enjoyer and possessor of nature

bhoktṛtva

n. the state of being an enjoyer etc., enjoyment, possession, perception

bhola

m. the son of a vaiśya- and of a naṭī-

bholānātha

m. Name of śiva-

bholānātha

m. of an author

bholi

m. a camel

bhomīrā

f. coral

bhoṃsala

m. Name of a royal family of Tanjore

bhoṃsalavaṃśāvalī

f. Name of a campū-

bhos

(fr. bhavas- vocative case of bhavat- q.v;before vowels and soft consonants bho-;before hard consonants bhos-and bhoḥ-;the latter form also in pause see

;but there is occasional confusion of these forms, especially in later literature;often also bhobhoḥ-.), an interjection or vocative case particle commonly used in addressing another person or several persons = O! Ho! Hallo l, in soliloquies = alas!

etc. etc. (according to

a particle of sorrow and of interrogation).

bhoskāra

m. rules of address

bhoṭa

m. Name of a country, bhoṭa- Tibet

(see mahā-bh-and

) .

bhota

wrong reading for bhoṭa-.

bhoṭadeśa

m. the country of bhoṭa-

bhoṭago

m. "the Tibetan ox", Bos Gavaeus

bhoṭāṅga

m. Name of a country, Bhutan

bhoṭānta

m. Name of a country

(see prec.)

bhoṭīya

mfn. Tibetan

bhoṭīyakośī

f. Name of a river

bhovādin

mfn. saying bhoḥ-

abhoga

m. non-enjoyment

ābhoga

m. winding, curving, curve, crease

etc.

ābhoga

m. a serpent

ābhoga

m. the expanded hood of the Cobra Capella (used by varuṇa- as his umbrella)

ābhoga

m. circuit, circumference, environs, extension, fulness, expanse

etc.

ābhoga

m. variety, multifariousness

ābhoga

m. effort, pains

ābhoga

m. (for 2. ā-bhoga-See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order)

ābhoga

m. (2. bhuj-), enjoyment, satiety, fulness, completion

ābhoga

m. Name of work

ābhoga

mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' enjoying, eating

ābhoga

mfn. (for 1. ā-bhoga-See ā--1. bhuj-.)

ābhogaya

mfn. to be enjoyed

ābhogaya

m. [food, nourishment

]

abhogghan

m(Nominal verb plural -gh/anas-)fn. (fr. abhoj- equals /a-bhuñjat-), killing the stingy

ābhogi

f. food, nourishment

ābhogin

mfn. curved, bent

ābhogin

mfn. enjoying, eating

ābhogin

mfn. (for 1. ābhogin-See ā--1. bhuj-.)

ābhogin

1 (also) of great extent,

abhogya

mfn. not to be enjoyed

(v l. for a-bhoga- q.v)

abhogya

mfn. not to be enjoyed sexually

abhojana

n. not eating, fasting

etc.

abhojana

n. plural idem or 'n. not eating, fasting etc.'

abhojin

mfn. not eating, fasting.

ābhojin

mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' eating, consuming

abhojita

mfn. not fed, not feasted.

abhojya

mfn. uneatable

abhojya

mfn. not to be eaten, prohibited as food

etc.

abhojya

mfn. one whose food is not allowed to be eaten

abhojyānna

mfn. one whose food is not allowed to be eaten

abhoktavya

mfn. not to be enjoyed or used.

abhoktri

mfn. not enjoying, not using, abstemious.

abjabhoga

m. the root of a lotus

ācāryabhogīna

mfn. being advantageous or agreeable to a teacher, (gaRa kṣsubhnādi- q.v)

ādhibhoga

m. enjoyment or use of a deposit (use of a horse, cow, etc. when pledged)

adhibhojana

n. an additional gift

adhikaraṇabhojaka

m. a judge.

adhvagabhogya

m. "traveller's delight", the tree Spondias Mangifera.

āgrabhojanika

mfn. (fr. agrabhojana-), one to whom food is first offered

commentator or commentary

agrabhojya

mfn. enjoying the best of anything,

akarmabhoga

m. enjoyment of freedom from action.

ambho

(in compound for ambhas-).

ambhoda

m. a cloud

ambhoda

m. the plant Cyperus Hexastychius Communis Nees.

ambhodhara

m. a cloud

ambhodhi

m. "receptacle of waters", the ocean

ambhogarbha

mfn. containing water (as a cloud),

ambhoja

n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) "water-born", the day lotus

ambhoja

m. the plant Calamus Rotang

ambhoja

m. the sārasa- or Indian crane

ambhojabandhu

m. "lotus-friend"the sun,

ambhojajanman

m. Name of brahma- (born in a lotus).

ambhojakhaṇḍa

n. a group of lotus flowers

ambhojanmajani

m. (equals ja-janman-) brahmā-

ambhojanman

n. (equals -ja-) "water-born", the lotus

ambhojavadanā

f. a lotus-faced woman,

ambhojayoni

m. idem or 'm. "lotus-friend"the sun, '

ambhojinī

f. the lotus plant

etc.

ambhojinī

f. an assemblage of lotus flowers or a place where they abound, (gaRa puṣ karādi- q.v)

ambhomuc

m. "water-shedder", a cloud

m. the ocean.

the ocean.

m. =

n. "water-growing", the lotus.

ambhoruha

n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) idem or 'n. "water-growing", the lotus.'

etc.

ambhoruha

m. (equals -ja-m.) the Indian crane

ambhoruha

m. Name of a son of viśvāmitra-

amṛṣṭabhojin

mfn. not eating delicate food or dainties (see 1. mṛṣṭa-)

amṛtabhojana

mfn. one who eats the residue of a sacrifice

anābhoga

mfn. having or offering no enjoyments,

anācāryabhogīna

mfn. unfit or improper for a spiritual teacher to eat or enjoy.

anāgamopabhoga

m. enjoyment of such property.

animantritabhojin

mfn. eating without being invited.

anubhoga

m. (in law) enjoyment, a grant of hereditary land in return for service.

aparibhogam

ind. without being eaten,

asaṃbhoga

m. non-enjoyment

asaṃbhoga

m. absence of sexual union

asaṃbhojya

mfn. one with whom one ought not to eat

aśrāddhabhojin

mfn. one who has taken a vow not to eat during the performance of the śrāddha- ceremonies

aṣṭabhoga

(a fiscal term),

astrīsambhogin

mfn. not enjoying women (by sexual intercourse) commentator or commentary on

atibhojana

n. eating too much

atibhojana

n. morbid voracity.

bahubhogyā

f. "to be enjoyed by many", a courtesan, prostitute

bahubhojaka

mfn. eating much

bahubhojana

wrong reading for -bhojaka-.

bahubhojin

mfn. eating much, voracious ( bahubhojitā ji-tā- f.)

bahubhojitā

f. bahubhojin

bahubhoktṛ

m. a great eater

bāhyasambhoga

m. "external coition", (prob.) gratification of sexual passion outside the vulva

bālabhojya

n. "children's food", pease

balibhoja

m. a crow

(see bhuj-).

balibhojana

m. a crow

(see bhuj-).

bhakṣyabhojyamaya

mf(ī-)n. consisting of food of all kinds

bhakṣyabhojyavihāravat

mfn. furnished with various kinds of food and places of refection

bhavabhoga

(in the beginning of a compound) the pleasures or enjoyments of the world,

bhujagabhojin

m. "serpent-eater", a peacock

bhujagābhojin

m. equals gāśana-

bhujaṃgabhogin

m. "id.", a peacock

(varia lectio -bhojin-).

bhujaṃgabhojin

m. idem or 'm. "id.", a peacock (varia lectio -bhojin-).'

bhujaṃgabhojin

m. a kind of snake.

bhujaṃgabhojin

m. Name of garuḍa-

bhujasambhoga

m. "union of arms", an embrace

bhuktabhoga

mf(ā-)n. made use of, used, enjoyed

bhuktabhoga

mf(ā-)n. one who has enjoyed an enjoyment or suffered a suffering

bhuktabhogya

mf(ā-)n. of which, that which is to be enjoyed has been enjoyed

(varia lectio -bhoga-).

bhūribhoja

mfn. having many enjoyments

brāhmaṇabhojana

n. the feeding of brāhmaṇa- (as a religious act)

brāhmaṇabhojanavidhi

m. Name of work

caṇabhojin

m. "eating chick-pease", a horse

cittābhoga

m. full consciousness

dambhodbhava

m. Name of a prince (who fought with hermits but was worsted)

dāmbhola

See a-- (additions)

m. indra-'s thunderbolt

m. agastya- (ṛṣi- of the Ist manv-antara-)

m. (dattogni-)

m. (ttoni-)

and (varia lectio dānt-)

m. (ttātri-)

m. (ttātreya-)

dambholipāṇi

m. " d--handed", indra-

dambholipāta

m. the falling of indra-'s thunderbolt,

dambholipātāya

Nom. yate-, to fall down like indra-'s thunderbolt

devabhoga

m. pleasure of the gods, heavenly joy

devabhojya

n. "food of gods", amṛta-

devabhojya

n. nectar

devakabhojaputrī

f. patron. of devakī-

durbhogā

f. equals bhikṣukī-

ekabhoga

m. sole and entire right of enjoyment,

ekabhogya

n. sole and entire right of enjoyment,

ekabhojana

n. the eating only one meal (a day)

ekabhojana

n. eating together

ekabhojin

mfn. eating only one meal (a day)

ekānnanaktabhojana

mfn. taking one's only meal at night

ekānnanaktabhojin

mfn. taking food but once a day

ekānnanaktabhojinādin

mfn. eating food given by only one person

gabholika

m. a small round pillow

gaṇabhogya

mfn. to be possessed in joint tenure by a number of persons (as opp. to eka-- bhogya-),

gaṇabhojana

n. eating in common

garbhopaghāta

m. miscarriage of the sky's offspring (See g/arbha-)

garbhopaghātinī

f. miscarrying (as a cow or female)

garbhopaniṣad

f. Name of an

garbhotpāda

m. idem or 'f. the formation of the embryo.'

garbhotpatti

f. the formation of the embryo.

ghanābhoga

m. the orb or circumference of a cloud,

grahabhojana

m. a horse

grāmaṇibhogīna

mfn.

Va1rtt. 3

gṛhabhojin

m. an inmate of the same house

guṇabhoktṛ

mfn. perceiving the properties of things

hemāmbhoja

(

) n. a golden lotus-flower.

hṛdambhoja

n. a lotus-like heart

hutabhojana

(

) m. equals -bhakṣa-.

hutabhoktṛ

(

) m. equals -bhakṣa-.

ibhoṣaṇā

f. a kind of aromatic plant

ihabhojana

(ih/a-) mfn. whose goods and gifts come hither

jātakāmbhonidhi

m. "ocean of nativities", Name of an astrology work by bhadrabāhu-.

jīvabhojana

mfn. giving enjoyment to the soul of (genitive case)

jīvabhojana

n. the pleasure of living beings

kālabhogin

m. Coluber Naga

kāmabhoga

m. plural gratification of desires, sensual gratification

kāmopabhoga

m. enjoyment of pleasures,

karabhorū

f. a woman whose thighs resemble the trunk of an elephant

kaustubhoras

m. idem or 'm. "whose breast is decorated with the kaustubha-" idem or 'm. "whose mark is the kaustubha-" idem or 'm. "wearing the kaustubha-", idem or 'm. "abode of the kaustubha-", viṣṇu- ' ' ' '

kavyabhojana

m. plural "oblation-eaters", the manes or a class of manes

kravyabhojana

mfn. carnivorous

kṛcchrabhojin

mfn. undergoing austerities

kṛmibhojana

mfn. feeding on worms

kṛmibhojana

m. Name of a hell

kṛṣṇabhogin

m. equals -bhujaṃga-

kṛtabhojana

mfn. one who has dined or made a meal.

kṛtopabhoga

mfn. used, enjoyed.

kubhoga

m. bad pleasure

kubhojana

n. equals -bhukta-.

kubhojya

n. idem or 'n. equals -bhukta-.'

kumbhodara

m. Name of an attendant of śiva-

kumbhodbhava

m. (equals kumbha-sambh-), Name of agastya-.

kumbhodbhūta

m. idem or 'm. (equals kumbha-sambh-), Name of agastya-.'

kumbholūka

m. a kind of owl

kuntibhoja

m. Name of a yādava- prince (king of the kunti-s, who adopted kuntī-)

etc.

kuntibhoja

m. plural Name of a people

kuntībhoja

a wrong spelling for kunti-bh- q.v

laghubhojana

n. a light repast, slight refreshment

lobhotkarṣa

m. excess of avarice or greed

m. (fr. 1. bhoga-) a great curve or coil, great hood (of a snake), great winding

mfn. (a snake) having great windings or coils, having a great hood

m. a great serpent

(hābh-) mfn. having a wide girth, having a large compass

m. (fr. 2. bhoga-) great enjoyment

mf(ā-)n. causing great enjoyment

mahābhogā

f. Name of durgā-

mahābhogavat

mfn. having great windings etc.

mahābhogavat

mfn. having great enjoyment

mahābhogin

mfn. equals -bhoga-vat- 1

mahābhoja

m. a great monarch

mahābhoja

m. Name of a king

mahābhoṭa

m. Great Tibet

mahābhoṭadeśa

m. Great Tibet

martabhojana

n. food of mortals, nourishment of men

mātṛbhogīṇa

mfn.

miṣṭabhojana

n. the eating of dainties

mlecchabhojana

n. "food of barbarian", wheat

(also jya-)

mlecchabhojana

n. equals yāvaka-, half-ripe barley

mohanabhoga

m. a particular kind of sweetmeat

mṛgabhojanī

f. coloquintida

mudgabhojin

m. "bean-eater", a horse

muhurbhojin

m. "constantly eating", a horse

nabho

in compound for bhas-.

nabhoda

m. Name of one of the viśve- devā-s

nabhodhūma

m. a cloud

nabhodhvaja

m. a cloud

nabhodṛṣṭi

mfn. "sky-looking", blind

nabhodṛṣṭi

mfn. looking up to heaven

nabhoduha

m. a cloud

nabhodvīpa

m. a cloud

nabhoga

m. "sky-goer", a planet

nabhoga

m. Name of a ṛṣi- of the 10th manvantara-

nabhogaja

m. "sky-elephant", a cloud

nabhogati

f. "sky-going", soaring, flying

nabhojā

mfn. produced from vapour

nabhojū

mfn. impelling the clouds

nabholaya

m. "sky-dissolved", smoke

nabholih

mfn. "sky-licking", lofty, towering

nabhomadhya

n. "sky-centre", the zenith

nabhomaṇḍala

n. "sky-circle", firmament

nabhomaṇḍaladīpa

m. "firmament-lamp", the moon

nabhomaṇi

m. "sky-jewel", the sun

nabhombupa

m. "drinking sky-water or rain"the cātaka- bird

nabhomudrā

f. a particular position of the fingers

nabhonabhasyatva

n. the state of the rainy months nabhas- and nabhasya-

nabhonadī

f. "sky-river", the celestial Ganges

nabhoṅgaṇa

n. celestial vault, firmament,

nabhorajas

n. "sky-dust", darkness

nabhoreṇu

f. "sky-dust", fog, mist

nabhorūpa

mfn. (n/a-) "cloud-coloured", gloomy, dark

nabhorūpa

m. (rūp/a-) Name of a mythic. being

nabhovaṭa

m. "sky-expanse", atmosphere

nabhovid

mfn. knowing the sky, abiding in it

nabhovīthī

f. "sky-road", the sun's path

nabhoyoni

m. "sky-born", Name of śiva-

nāgabhoga

m. a species of snake (or the coiling of a snake?)

naktabhojana

n. the eating only at night (see above)

naktabhojana

n. supper

naktabhojin

mfn. eating at night

naktabhojitva

naktambhogin

mfn. equals ta-bh-

(varia lectio)

nātibhogin

mfn. not too much given to enjoyments

nīcabhojya

m. "food of low men", an onion

nilāmbhoja

n. idem or 'n. the blue water-lily '

nirbharasambhoga

m. excessive enjoyment

nirbhoga

mfn. not devoted to pleasure or enjoyment

nirupabhoga

mfn. not enjoying

niyatabhojana

mfn. abstemious in food, temperate

odanabhojikā

f. eating boiled rice

padāmbhoja

n. equals pada-kamala-

pānabhojana

n. eating and drinking

pannagabhojana

m. "serpent-eater", Name of garuḍa-

paramparabhojana

n. eating continually

parānnabhojin

mfn. eating another's food

parānnabhojin

m. a servant

parapākopabhojin

mfn. eating another's or a stranger's food

m. enjoyment, (especially) sexual intercourse

m. illegal use of another's goods

m. means of subsistence or enjoyment

etc. See pari-- 3. bhuj-.

pāribhogika

m. or n. objects possessed or used by buddha-

paribhogya

(!) n. use

paribhoktṛ

mfn. eating, enjoying

paribhoktṛ

mfn. living at another's cost

parimitabhojana

n. moderation in eating, abstemiousness

parṇabhojana

mfn. equals -bhakṣa-

parṇabhojana

m. any animal eating leaves, a goat

parokṣabhoga

m. enjoyment or possession of anything in the proprietor's absence

paryaṅkabhogin

m. a kind of serpent

paryāptabhoga

mfn. possessing or enjoying a sufficiency

paryuṣitabhojin

m. the eater of stale food (said to become a maggot or worm in the next birth)

pātālabhogivarga

m. Name of chapter of amara-siṃha-.

phalabhoga

m. enjoyment of consequences

phalabhoga

m. possession of rent or profit, usufruct

phalābhoga

m. non-enjoyment of profits etc.

phalabhogin

mfn. enjoying fruits or consequences, receiving profits

phalabhogya

mfn. that of which one has the usufruct (a pledge)

phalopabhoga

m. enjoyment of fruit, partaking of reward or of the consequences of anything

pitṛbhogīṇa

mfn. (fr. -bhoga-)

pitṛbhojana

n. a father's food

pitṛbhojana

m. Phaseolus Radiatus

prājyabhojya

mfn. (prob.) equals -kāma-

prakṛtibhojana

n. usual food

prasabhoddhṛta

mfn. torn up by force

prasabhoddhṛtāri

mfn. one who has forcibly uprooted his enemies

prasāritabhoga

mfn. (a serpent) with expanded coils

prātarbhojana

n. equals -āśa-

prātarbhoktṛ

m. "early eater", a crow

pratibhoga

m. enjoyment

pratibhoga

m. equals next

pratibhoga

m. varia lectio for -bhāga-

pratibhojana

n. prescribed diet

pratibhojin

mfn. eating the prescribed diet

pratibhojita

mfn. one who has been allowed to eat food besides the prescribed diet

pratyakṣabhoga

m. enjoyment or use of anything in the presence or with the knowledge of the owner

pratyupabhupabhoga

m. enjoyment

prītibhojya

mfn. to be eaten joyfully or cheerfully

priyabhojana

mfn. fond of good food

priyopabhoga

m. the enjoyment of a lover or of a mistress

priyopabhogavandhya

mfn. barren or destitute of the enjoyment of a lover

punarbhoga

m. repeated enjoyment or fruition, perception of pleasure or pain as a reward of former actions

purubhojas

mfn. containing many means of enjoyments, greatly nourishing

purubhojas

m. a cloud

pūrvaduṣkṛtabhoga

m. the pain or penalty consequent on sins committed in a former birth

rabhodā

mfn. (fr. rabhas-+ dā-) bestowing strength or force

rājabhoga

m. a king's meal, royal repast

rājabhogīna

mfn. fit for a king's enjoyment, suitable for a king's use

Va1rtt. 3

rājabhogya

m. Buchanalia Latifolia

rājabhogya

n. nutmeg

rājabhojana

mfn. eaten by king

rājyabhoga

m. possession of sovereignty

rakṣogaṇabhojana

n. Name of a hell (in which human beings are devoured by rākṣasa-s)

raktāmbhoja

n. idem or 'n. a red lotus flower '

rambhoru

mf(ū-)n. having thighs (smooth and tapering) like (the stem of) a plantain tree, full, round, lovely (said of women, especially in the vocative case rambhoru- see

)

rasabhogamuktāvalī

f. Name of work

rasabhojana

mfn. feeding on liquids or fluids

rasabhojana

n. an entertainment given to Brahmans in which they are feasted with the juice of mangoes

m. Name of work

m. Name of work

m. Name of work

m. the passage of the sun or moon or any planet through the sign of a planet

m. sexual enjoyment

n. eating at night

m. Name of work

m. (also called śabda-saṃcaya-) "word-ocean", Name of work on declension by a Jain author.

sabhocita

mfn. fit for an assembly or for good society

sabhocita

m. a learned Brahman or any educated person

sabhoddeśa

m. the neighbourhood of any place of meeting

sabhopaviṣṭa

mfn. equals sabhāsīna-

sahabhojana

n. eating together, commensality with (compound)

sahabhojana

n. common enjoyment or possession of (genitive case)

sahabhojin

m. one who eats together, a messmate

śalābholi

m. a camel

(prob. wrong reading)

See bhuja-s-, .

m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) complete enjoyment, pleasure, delight in (compound)

etc.

m. carnal or sensual enjoyment, sexual union with (compound)

etc.

m. (in rhetoric) a subdivision of the śṛṅgāra- or sentiment of love (described as"successful love leading to union" , and opp. to vipralambha-,"disappointed love, separation")

etc. (only

,"duration;joy;employment, use;a Partic. part of an elephant's trunk;a jaina- or Buddhist edict;a libertine ")

m. Name of a man

sambhogakāya

m. "body of enjoyment", Name of one of the three bodies of a buddha-

sambhogakṣama

mfn. suitable for enjoyment

sambhogavat

mfn. having enjoyment, leading a joyous life

sambhogaveśman

n. "enjoyment-room", the chamber of a concubine

sambhogayakṣiṇī

f. Name of a yoginī- (also called vīṇā- wrong reading kṣaṇī-)

sambhogin

mfn. enjoying together or enjoying each other mutually

sambhogin

mfn. enjoying, using, possessing

sambhogin

m. a sensualist, libertine

sambhogya

mfn. to be (or being) enjoyed or used ( sambhogyatā -tā- f.)

sambhogyatā

f. sambhogya

sambhoja

m. food

sambhojaka

m. one who serves food, attendant at a meal (perhaps"a cook")

sambhojaka

m. an eater, taster

sambhojana

n. eating together, a common meal, dinner party

n. food

f. eating together

mfn. to be fed

mfn. idem or 'mfn. to be fed '

sambhojya

mfn. to be eaten, eatable

sambhojya

mfn. one with whom one ought to eat (See a-s-).

m. an eater, enjoyer

n. an evening meal

m. enjoying, eating

m. cohabitation, sexual union

sārabhoga

m. Name of work

śarabhoji

m. Name of a king of Tanjore (he was born in 1778, reigned from 1798-1832 and is the author of various works; see śarabha-rāja-vilāsa-).

śarabhojirājacaritra

n. Name of work

śarabhopaniṣad

f. Name of an upaniṣad- (also called paippalādopaniṣad-)

sarvabhogin

mfn. enjoying all

sarvabhogīṇa

mfn. advantageous to all, to be enjoyed by all

sarvabhogya

mfn. idem or 'mfn. advantageous to all, to be enjoyed by all '

sarvambhonidhi

m. the sea, ocean

sarvānnabhojin

(

) mfn. equals vānna-bhakṣaka-.

śaṣpabhojana

m. "grass-eater", any animal feeding on grass

m. Name of work

n. an evening meal

m. śayyāsana

mfn.

Va1rtt. 3

śeṣabhojana

n. the eating of leavings, eating the remnant of food (after feeding the family-guests etc.)

śeṣabhojin

mfn. equals -bhuj-

śiśuprabhodhālaṃkāra

m. Name of work

śītabhojin

mfn. eating cold food

sitāmbhoja

n. a white lotus

snāpanocchiṣṭabhojana

n. dual number the act of bathing another person and eating his leavings

somabhojana

m. Name of a son of garuḍa-

śrāddhabhojana

n. participation in a śrāddha-

śrāddhasūtakabhojana

n. participation in a śrāddha- or a natal feast

sṛprabhojas

(pr/a--) mfn. having fat or abundant food

stambhotkīrṇa

mfn. carved out of a wooden post (as a statue)

stanābhoga

m. fulness of the breast

stanābhoga

m. the curve or orb of the breast, a man with projecting breast (like a woman's)

strībhoga

m. "enjoyment of women", sexual intercourse

strīsambhoga

m. enjoyment of women, sexual connexion

śubhodarka

mf(ā-)n. having a prosperous issue or consequence, auspicious, lucky ( śubhodarkatā -tā- f.)

śubhodarkatā

f. śubhodarka

śubhodaya

m. the rising of an auspicious (planet)

(in a-śubh-)

śubhodaya

m. Name of a Tantric teacher

subhogā

f. Name of a dik-kumārī-

subhogīna

mf(ā-)n. very fit to be enjoyed, very desirable

subhogya

mf(ā-)n. easy to be enjoyed

subhoja

mfn. eating well

subhojana

n. good food

subhojas

mfn. bountiful, generous, plentiful

śubhorṇabhrū

mfn. having a beautiful curl of hair between the brows, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding

sudhābhojin

m. equals -bhuj-

śūdrabhojin

mfn. eating food of a śūdra-

sukhabhoga

m. the enjoyment of pleasure

sukhabhogin

mfn. enjoying pleasure

sukhabhogya

mfn. easy to be enjoyed or disposed of (as wealth)

sukhabhojana

n. dainty food

śūrabhogeśvara

m. Name of a liṅga- in Nepal

suratasambhoga

m. enjoyment of sexual intercourse

sūtakabhojana

n. a natal feast

suvibhoka

m. Name of a poet

śvabhojana

n. a meal for dog (said of the body)

śvabhojana

m. "having dog for food", Name of a hell

śvabhojin

mfn. eating dog's flesh

svapnopabhoga

m. enjoyment in a dream

svayamāhṛtyabhojin

mfn. enjoying things brought by one's self

svayambhoja

m. Name of a son of pratikṣatra-

svayambhoja

m. of a son of śini-

tribhonalagna

n. "part of the ecliptic which does not reach the eastern point by 90 degrees", the highest point of the ecliptic above the horizon,

Scholiast or Commentator

tribhuvanābhoga

m. the extension of the 3 worlds

tridvyekabhojana

mfn. bhojana

ucchiṣṭabhojana

n. eating the leavings of another man

ucchiṣṭabhojana

m. one who eats another's leavings

ucchiṣṭabhojana

m. the attendant upon an idol (whose food is the leavings of offerings)

ucchiṣṭabhojin

mfn. wax

ucchiṣṭabhoktṛ

mfn. one who eats leavings

ucchiṣṭabhoktṛ

mfn. a mean person.

m. enjoyment, eating, consuming

m. using, usufruct

etc.

m. pleasure, enjoyment

m. enjoying (a woman or a lover)

etc.