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dan | d/anas- See d/at-, 2. and 1. dam-.  |
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dan | according to to some from daṃs-,"to make straight", either"to raise, erect", or"to put right, rule, guide, manage"; in some places probably ="a guide, manager, institutor".  |
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danāyū | m. See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order d/anu-.  |
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danāyus | y/ū- See d/anu-.  |
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danāyus | f. Name of daughter of dakṣa- (named with danu-)  |
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dandaśa | m. ( daṃś-) a tooth  |
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dandaśūka | mfn. mordacious  |
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dandaśūka | mfn. malignant,  |
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dandaśūka | m. a snake  |
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dandaśūka | m. Name of a hell infested by serpents,  |
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dandaśūka | m. of a rākṣasa-  |
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dandhvana | m. ( dhvan-, dhen-, Intensive)"whistler" , a kind of cane  |
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dandramaṇa | mfn. fr. Intensive of dram-  |
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danīdhvaṃsa | mfn. (fr. Intensive of dhvaṃs-)  |
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danocchiṣṭa | n. the remains of food lodged between the teeth  |
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danta | m. (fr. &) equals d/at- etc. (n. ; in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound',f(ā-).[ ]orf(ī-).[ ] )  |
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danta | m. the number 32  |
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danta | m. an elephant's tusk, ivory etc. |
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danta | m. the point (of an arrow? athar/ī-)  |
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danta | m. the peak or ridge of a mountain,  |
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danta | m. an arbour  |
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danta | m. a pin used in playing a lute,  |
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dantabhāga | m. the fore-part of an elephant's head (where the tusks appear)  |
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dantabhāga | m. part of a tooth  |
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dantabhaṅga | m. fracture of the teeth  |
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dantabīja | m. pomegranate  |
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dantabījā | f. idem or 'm. pomegranate '  |
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dantabījā | f. Name of a gourd  |
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dantabījaka | m. equals ja-  |
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dantacāla | m. looseness of the teeth  |
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dantacchada | m. ( on ) "tooth cover", a lip etc.  |
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dantacchadā | f. Momordica monadelpha (its red fruit being compared to the lips)  |
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dantacchadana | n. equals da-  |
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dantacchadopamā | f. idem or 'f. Momordica monadelpha (its red fruit being compared to the lips) '  |
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dantacchedana | n. biting through  |
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dantāda | mfn. corroding the teeth  |
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dantādanti | mfn. (see ) tooth against tooth  |
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dantadarśana | n. (a dog's) showing the teeth  |
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dantadhāva | m. cleaning the teeth  |
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dantadhāvana | n. idem or 'm. cleaning the teeth ' etc.  |
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dantadhāvana | n. equals -pavana-  |
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dantadhāvana | n. Name of a chapter of  |
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dantadhāvana | m. Acacia Catechu  |
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dantadhāvana | m. Mimusops Elengi  |
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dantadhāvana | m. a kind of karañja-  |
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dantadhāvanaka | m. Name of a tree  |
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dantadhāvanaprakaraṇa | n. Name of  |
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dantadhāvanavidhi | m. Name of  |
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dantadhāvanavidhi | m. of a chapter of  |
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dantadhāvanavidhi | m. of  |
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dantadyut | f. brightness of the teeth  |
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dantagharṣa | m. chattering of the teeth  |
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dantaghāṭa | m. equals -kāra- ( )  |
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dantaghata | m. a bite  |
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dantāghāta | m. equals ta-gh-  |
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dantāghāta | m. equals ta-karṣaṇa-  |
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dantaghāṭaka | m. equals -kāra- ( ) .  |
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dantāgra | n. the top of a tooth  |
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dantagrāhitā | f. the state of injuring the teeth  |
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dantāgrīya | mfn. fr. gra- gaRa gahādi-.  |
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dantaharṣa | m. morbid sensitiveness of the teeth  |
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dantaharṣa | m. equals -gh-  |
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dantaharṣaka | m. equals -karṣaṇa-  |
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dantaharṣaṇa | m. equals -karṣaṇa-  |
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dantahastin | mfn. having tusks and a trunk  |
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dantahīna | mfn. toothless.  |
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dantajāha | n. the root of a tooth gaRa karṇādi-.  |
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dantajanman | n. growth of the teeth  |
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dantajāta | mf(ā- Va1rtt. 1)n. ( )  |
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dantajāta | mf(ā-)n. ( ; gaRa āhitāgny-ādi-) equals jāta-danta- ; (a-- negative)  |
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dantaka | in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' "a tooth" See a--, kṛmi--, śyāva--  |
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dantaka | m. a projection in a rock  |
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dantaka | m. "a pin projecting from a wall" See nāga--  |
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dantaka | mfn. paying attention to one's teeth  |
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dantakāra | m. an ivory worker  |
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dantakarṣaṇa | m. "teeth-injuring", the lime  |
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dantakaśa | m. the tusk of an elephant compared to a flower-cup,  |
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dantakāṣṭha | n. a small piece of the wood (of particular trees) used for cleaning the teeth  |
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dantakāṣṭha | n. cleaning the teeth with the danta-kāṣṭha-, 4996  |
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dantakāṣṭha | m. Name of various trees the wood of which is used for cleaning the teeth (Flacourtia sapida ;Asclepias gigantea, Ficus indica, Acacia Catech, Pongamia glabra, Terminalia alata)  |
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dantakāṣṭhābhakṣaṇa | n. "omitting to use the d- ", Name of  |
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dantakāṣṭhaka | m. N. Tabernaemontana coronaria  |
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dantakrūra | m. Name of a prince, .  |
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dantakumāra | m. of a man.  |
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dantakūra | Name of a place  |
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dantālaya | m. equals tasadman-  |
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dantalekhaka | m. one who lives by painting the teeth on  |
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dantāli | f. a row of teeth.  |
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dantālī | f. idem or 'f. a horse's bridle '  |
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dantālikā | f. a horse's bridle  |
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dantalīna | mfn. that to which the teeth adhere (?), , Scholiast or Commentator  |
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dantamadhya | n. the space between an elephant's tusks  |
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dantamala | n. impurity of the teeth  |
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dantamāṃsa | n. the gums  |
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dantamaya | mfn. made of ivory  |
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dantamūla | n. equals -jāha-  |
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dantamūla | n. equals -śopha-  |
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dantamūlikā | f. equals dantikā-  |
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dantamūlīya | mfn. belonging to l/a-, dental (letter)  |
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dantaniṣkāśita | mfn. showing the teeth (a jackal) (varia lectio)  |
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dantāñji | mfn. showing the teeth  |
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dantāntara | n. "space between the teeth",  |
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dantāntaradhiṣṭhita | mfn. idem or 'mfn. equals nta-śliṣṭa- '  |
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dantāntaragata | mfn. equals nta-śliṣṭa-  |
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dantapāli | f. an ivory hilt (of a sword)  |
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dantapālī | f. the gums  |
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dantapāñcālikā | f. an ivory doll,  |
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dantapāta | m. the falling out of the teeth  |
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dantapattra | n. a kind of ear-ring  |
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dantapattra | Nom. ttrati- to represent that ear-ring  |
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dantapattraka | n. a kind of jasmine (its petals being compared to the teeth)  |
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dantapattrikā | f. an ivory ear-ring  |
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dantapattrikā | f. a comb  |
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dantapavana | n. "tooth-cleaner", a small piece of wood (equals -kāṣṭha-)  |
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dantapāvana | n. equals -dhāva-  |
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dantaphala | m. Feronia elephantum  |
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dantaphala | n. equals -puṣpa-  |
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dantaphalā | f. long pepper  |
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dantaphala | n. Name of a gourd  |
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dantaprakṣālana | n. equals -dhāva-  |
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dantaprakṣālanapavana | m.  |
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dantapraveṣṭa | a case round an elephant's tusk  |
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dantapuppuṭa | m. gum boil  |
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dantapuppuṭaka | m.  |
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dantapura | n. "city of buddha-'s tooth", the capital of kaliṅga-  |
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dantapuṣpa | n. Strychnos potatorum  |
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dantaracanā | f. equals -dhāva-  |
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dantarajas | n. equals -mala-  |
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dantārbuda | m. n. equals ta-śopha-  |
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dantaroga | m. tooth-ache ,  |
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dantarogin | mfn. suffering from ga-,  |
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dantasadman | n. "tooth-abode", the mouth  |
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dantasaṃgharṣa | m. gnashing the teeth  |
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dantaśāṇa | m. tooth-powder  |
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dantaśaṅku | n. a pair of pincers for drawing teeth  |
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dantaśarkarā | f. tartar of the teeth, 23; .  |
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dantaśaṭha | mfn. "bad for the teeth", acid  |
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dantaśaṭha | m. acidity  |
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dantaśaṭha | m. Name of several trees with acid fruits and (n.) Name of the fruits (equals -karṣaṇa-,Citrus Auraritium equals -phala-,Averrhoa Carambola ), 42 and 46  |
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dantaśaṭhā | f. Oxalis pusilla  |
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dantaśirā | f. a back tooth  |
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dantaśirā | f. the gums  |
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dantaskavana | n. picking the teeth  |
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dantaśliṣṭa | mfn. entangled in the teeth  |
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dantāśliṣṭa | mfn. equals ta-i-  |
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dantaśodhana | n. equals -dhāva-  |
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dantaśodhanacūrṇa | n. tooth-powder  |
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dantaśodhanī | f. a tooth-pick  |
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dantaśopha | m. swelling of the gums  |
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dantaśuddhi | f. equals -dhāva-.  |
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dantaśūla | mn. equals -roga-  |
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dantaūla | mfn. having teeth gaRa sidhmādi-.  |
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dantauṣṭhaka | mfn. paying attention to one's teeth and lips  |
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dantavaidarbha | m. looseness of the teeth through external injury  |
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dantavakra | m. Name of a karūṣa- prince (also called vakradanta-and vakra-;described as a dānava- or asura-)  |
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dantavaktra | for -vakra-.  |
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dantāvala | m. ( )"tusked" , an elephant  |
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dantāvala | m. Name of a man  |
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dantāvali | f. equals tādli-  |
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dantavalka | n. the enamel of the teeth  |
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dantavāṇijya | n. ivory trade (forbidden to Jain laymen) |
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dantavarṇa | mfn. "tooth-coloured", brilliant  |
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dantavāsas | (m. ) equals -cchada-  |
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dantavastra | mn. equals -cchada-  |
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dantavat | mfn. having teeth  |
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dantaveṣṭa | n. equals tana-  |
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dantaveṣṭa | n. the gums (dual number"the gums of the upper and lower jaw") (of an elephant) , tumour of the gums,  |
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dantaveṣṭaka | m. idem or 'n. the gums (dual number"the gums of the upper and lower jaw") (of an elephant) , tumour of the gums, ' , 11  |
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dantaveṣṭaka | m. dual number the gums of the upper and lower, jaw  |
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dantaveṣṭana | n. equals -praveṣṭa-  |
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dantavidradhī | f. an abscess of the teeth  |
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dantavighāta | m. equals -gh-  |
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dantavīṇā | f. "tooth-guitar", ṇāṃ vādayat- mfn. "playing the ṇā- ", chattering with the teeth  |
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dantavyāpāra | m. ivory work  |
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dantavyasana | n. fracture or decay of the teeth or of a tusk.  |
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dantāyudha | m. "tusk-weaponed", a hog  |
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danteya | m. indra- (varia lectio datt-)  |
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dantī | f. equals tikā-  |
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dantī | f. (in music) Name of a composition  |
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dantī | f. see ibha-dantā-  |
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dantī | f. kuḍmala-- and krūra-a-dantī- etc.  |
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danti | for t/in- q.v  |
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dantidaitya | m. Name of a daitya-  |
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dantidanta | m. "an elephant's tusk"  |
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dantidantamaya | mfn. made of ivory  |
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dantidurga | m. Name of a man.  |
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dantijā | f. equals tikā-  |
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dantikā | f. (ika-) Croton polyandrum (yielding a pungent oil)  |
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dantila | m. Name of a man  |
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dantimada | m. the juice flowing from a rutting elephant's temples  |
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dantin | mfn. tusked (gaṇeśa-) (ti- )  |
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dantin | m. an elephant etc.  |
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dantin | m. a mountain  |
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dantinī | f. equals tikā-  |
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dantistha | mfn. seated on an elephant  |
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dantivaktra | m. "elephant-faced", gaṇeśa-, .  |
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dantodbheda | m. appearance of the teeth, dentition  |
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dantolūkhala | n. "tooth-hole", alveole  |
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dantolūkhalika | mfn. "using the teeth as a mortar", eating unground grain (an ascetic)  |
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dantolūkhalin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. "using the teeth as a mortar", eating unground grain (an ascetic) ' , ix, 2166  |
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dantoṣṭhaka | for tauṣṭh-,  |
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dantura | mf(ā- )n. ( ) having projecting teeth  |
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dantura | mf(ā- )n. jagged, uneven ( danturatā -tā- f.abstr.)  |
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dantura | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' equals rita-  |
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dantura | mf(ā- )n. ugly ( danturatā -tā- f.abstr.)  |
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danturacchada | m. "prickly-leaved", the lime tree  |
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danturaka | mfn. having prominent teeth  |
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danturaka | m. plural Name of a people (east of madhya-deśa-),  |
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danturatā | f. dantura |
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danturatā | f. dantura |
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danturaya | Nom. yati-, to fill with (instrumental case)  |
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danturita | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' filled with, full of  |
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dantya | mf(ā- Scholiast or Commentator)n. dental (a letter)  |
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dantya | mf(ā- Scholiast or Commentator)n. being on the teeth |
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dantya | mf(ā- Scholiast or Commentator)n. suitable to the teeth  |
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dantya | mf(ā- Scholiast or Commentator)n. see a--.  |
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dantyauṣṭhya | mfn. denti-labial  |
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dantyoṣṭhya | mfn. denti-labial  |
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danu | f. Name of a daughter of dakṣa- (by kaśyapa- [or danāy/ū- ],mother of the dānava-s) etc.  |
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danu | m. Name of a son of śri- (also called dānava-;originally very handsome, but changed into a monster[ kabandha-]by indra- for having offended him)  |
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danuja | m. "born from danu-", a dānava-  |
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danujadviṣ | m. " dānava--enemy", a god  |
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danujāri | m. idem or 'm. "dānava--enemy", a god '  |
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danujedra | m. a dānava- prince  |
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danukabandha | m. the monster dānava-  |
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danusambhava | m. = - ja-  |
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danusūnu | m. id.  |
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danv | cl.1 P., to go  |
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abhimardana | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') oppressing  |
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abhimardana | n. oppression.  |
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abhinandana | n. delighting  |
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abhinandana | n. praising, applauding  |
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abhinandana | n. wish, desire  |
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abhinandana | m. Name of the fourth jaina- arhat- of the present avasarpiṇī-.  |
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abhinandanīya | mfn. to be acknowledged or applauded  |
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abhinigadana | n. the act of talking or reciting to,  |
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abhivadana | n. salutation  |
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abhivadana | n. addressing commentator or commentary on  |
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abhivādana | n. respectful salutation (including sometimes the name or title of the person so addressed and followed by the mention of the person's own name)  |
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abhivādana | n. salutation (of a superior or elder by a junior or inferior, and especially of a teacher by his disciple;in general it is merely lifting the joined hands to the forehead and saying aham abhivādaye-,I salute).  |
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abhivādanaśīla | mfn. one who habitually salutes, respectful.  |
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abhivādanīya | mfn. deserving respectful salutation  |
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abhivādanīya | mfn. (said of the name) used for the salutation  |
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abhivandana | n. saluting respectfully  |
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abhyanumodana | n. agreement with, approval,  |
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abhyāsādana | n. attacking an enemy  |
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abhyavaskandana | n. impetuous assault  |
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abhyudan | -/aniti-, to breathe towards or upon (accusative)  |
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abhyunmodanīya | mfn. to be assented to or aquiesced in,  |
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abhyupapādana | n. coming to aid,  |
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ācchādana | n. covering, concealing, hiding  |
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ācchādana | n. cloth, clothes, mantle, cloak etc.  |
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ācchādana | n. a cover for a bed  |
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ācchādana | n. the wooden frame of a roof  |
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ācchādanavastra | n. the lower garment  |
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ācchedana | n. id  |
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ācchedana | n. exclusion  |
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ācchedanī | f. Name of the passage in ( , apām medhyam-,-10, śaradaḥ śatam-) in which the word ā-cchett/ṛ- occurs (by called chedanamantra-).  |
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ācchodana | n. hunting, the chase (varia lectio ā-kṣod- q.v)  |
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ācyudanti | varia lectio for tanti- and tantīya-.  |
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ācyudantīya | varia lectio for tanti- and tantīya-.  |
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acyutadanta | m. Name of the ancestor of a warrior tribe called ācyutadanti- or ācyutanti- (though possibly these refer to two distinct tribes).  |
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ācyutadanti | and tīya- varia lectio for ācyutanti- and tīya- below.  |
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adana | n. act of eating  |
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adana | n. food  |
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adana | adanīya- See ad-.  |
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adanīya | mfn. to be eaten, what may be eaten.  |
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adanta | mfn. toothless  |
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adanta | m. a leech  |
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adanta | mfn. (in grammar) ending in at- id est in the short inherent vowel a-.  |
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adantāghātin | mfn. not striking against the teeth (as a sound),  |
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adantajāta | mfn. one who has not teethed,  |
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adantaka | ([ ]) ([ ]) mfn. toothless.  |
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adantaka | ([ ]) mfn. toothless.  |
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adantya | mfn. not suitable for the teeth  |
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adantya | mfn. not dental  |
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adantya | n. toothlessness.  |
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adhidanta | m. a redundant tooth  |
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adhikadanta | m. a redundant tooth which grows over another (see adhi-danta-.)  |
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adhivedana | n. marrying an additional wife.  |
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ādhivedanika | mfn. (fr. adhivedana-), belonging to a second marriage  |
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ādhivedanika | n. (scilicet dānam-) property (gifts etc.) given to a first wife upon marrying a second |
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adhivedanīyā | f. equals -vettavyā-.  |
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adhivedanīyāvedyā | f. equals -vettavyā-.  |
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adhovadana | mfn. equals adho-mukha-.  |
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aditinandana | m. equals -ja- q.v  |
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adribhedana | n. the splitting of the soma- stone,  |
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aduḥkhasukhavedanā | f. the nonperception of either pain or pleasure, .  |
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agnimadana | n. the fire of sexual love,  |
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ahalyāsaṃkrandana | n. Name (also title or epithet) of a drama.  |
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ahidanta | mfn. having the teeth of a serpent  |
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ahimardanī | f. "killing snakes", the ichneumon plant |
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āhlādana | n. the act of gladdening, refreshing  |
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āhlādanīya | mfn. to be refreshed or gladdened |
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ajādanī | f. a species of prickly night-shade.  |
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ākhedana | n. drawlng to one's self, , Scholiast or Commentator  |
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ākidanti | m. Name of a prince [or f(ntī-).of a princess ], (gaRa dāmany-ādi- q.v)  |
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ākidantīya | m. plural Name of the tribe governed by the above prince (or princess)  |
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ākrandana | n. lamentation  |
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ākrandanīya | mfn. to be called for help  |
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akṣṇayāpacchedana | n. transverse division,  |
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ākṣodana | varia lectio for ā-cchod- q.v  |
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alamatardana | mfn. easy to perforate  |
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amadana | m. Name of śiva-  |
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ambhojavadanā | f. a lotus-faced woman,  |
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ambuprasādana | n. the clearing nut tree, Strychnos Potatorum (the nuts of this plant are generally used in India for purifying water[ see ];they are rubbed upon the inner surface of a vessel, and so precipitate the impurities of the fluid it contains).  |
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amitodana | m. (for a-- mṛt-) Name (also title or epithet) of a king,  |
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amlabhedana | m. sorrel |
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āmodana | n. rejoicing, delighting  |
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amṛtodana | m. Name of a son of siṃhahanu-, and uncle of śākyamuni-.  |
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ānandana | n. delighting, making happy  |
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ānandana | n. civility, courtesy, courteous treatment of a friend or guest at meeting and parting  |
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ānandanātha | m. Name of a man.  |
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ānandanidhi | m. Name of a commentary.  |
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anindanīya | mfn. unblamable, faultless.  |
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aniṣṭāpādana | n. not obtaining what is desire or (fr. aniṣṭa-and āpādana-) obtaining what is not desired.  |
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annācchādana | n. food and clothing.  |
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annādana | n. eating of food.  |
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anṛtavadana | n. speaking falsehood, lying.  |
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anumodana | n. pleasing, causing pleasure, applauding  |
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anumodana | n. assent, acceptance  |
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anumodana | n. sympathetic joy.  |
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anupamardana | n. non-demolition or refutation of a charge.  |
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anutpādana | n. not producing, non-production.  |
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anyataratodanta | mf(ā-)n. having teeth on one side (only)  |
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apacchedana | n. idem or 'mn. separation.'  |
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āpādana | n. causing to arrive at  |
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āpādana | n. bringing any one to any state  |
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āpādana | n. producing, effecting  |
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apanodana | mfn. removing, driving away  |
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apanodana | n. removing, driving away  |
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aparavedanīya | n. (Karman) manifesting itself at a subsequent period,  |
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aprapadana | n. a bad place of refuge  |
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ārambaṇacchedana | m. a particular samādhi-, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding  |
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aravindanābha | m. viṣṇu- (from whose navel sprung the lotus that bore brahmā- at the creation)  |
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ardana | mfn. moving restlessly  |
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ardana | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' (janārdana-) disturbing, distressing, tormenting etc.  |
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ardana | mfn. annihilating, destroying (see mahīṣārdana-)  |
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ardana | m. a Name of śiva-  |
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ardanā | f. request  |
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ardana | n. pain, trouble, excitement  |
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ardani | m. sickness, disease  |
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ardani | m. asking, request  |
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ardani | m. fire  |
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ardhacandanalipta | mfn. half rubbed with sandal  |
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arimardana | mfn. foe-trampling, enemy destroying etc.  |
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arimardana | m. Name of a son of śvaphalka-  |
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arimardana | m. of a king of owls  |
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arinandana | mfn. gratifying or affording triumph to an enemy  |
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ariṣṭasūdana | m. (equals -mathana- q.v) Name of viṣṇu-  |
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arisūdana | m. destroyer of foes.  |
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arkacandana | n. red sanders  |
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arkanandana | m. (equals -ja- q.v) Name of the planet Saturn  |
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arkanandana | m. Name of karṇa-  |
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arodana | n. not weeping.  |
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arokadanta | mfn. having black or discoloured teeth  |
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aryamanandana | m. patronymic of yama-,  |
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āsadana | n. sitting down  |
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āsadana | n. a seat  |
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āsadana | n. reaching  |
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āsādana | n. putting or laying down  |
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āsādana | n. reaching, getting possession of  |
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āsādanā | f. attacking, assailing,  |
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āskandana | n. going towards  |
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āskandana | n. assailing, attack  |
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āskandana | n. battle, combat  |
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āskandana | n. reproach, abuse  |
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āskandana | n. drying  |
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aśmarībhedana | a lithontriptic  |
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aspandana | mfn. not quivering or moving (see garbhāspandana-.)  |
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āspandana | n. trembling, quivering  |
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aspandanasthiti | f. fainting,  |
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aśruvadana | mf(ā-)n. tear-faced,  |
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asthidantamaya | mfn. made of bones or ivory  |
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asurārdana | m. "harasser of A", a god,  |
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asurasūdana | m. =  |
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āsvādana | n. the act of eating, tasting, enjoying  |
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āsvādanīya | mfn. pleasant,  |
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aśvavadana | m. plural Name of a people,  |
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asvedana | mfn. not perspiring (as feet)  |
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āsyandana | n. flowing near  |
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ātardana | n. See alam-āt-.  |
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atidantura | (/ati--) mfn. whose teeth are too prominent |
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atipādanicṛt | f. Name of a Vedic metre of three pāda-s (containing respectively six, eight and seven syllables). |
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ātmanivedana | n. offering one's self to a deity  |
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audanika | mf(ī-)n. (fr. odana-), one who knows how to cook mashed grain gaRa saṃtāpādi-  |
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audanvata | mfn. (fr. udanvat-), relating to the sea, marine  |
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audanvata | m. a descendant of udanvat- on  |
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audanya | m. (fr. udanya-), Name of the ṛṣi- muṇḍibha-  |
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audanyava | m. (fr. udanyu-) idem or 'm. (fr. udanya-), Name of the ṛṣi- muṇḍibha- '  |
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audanyāyani | m. a descendant of udanya- gaRa tikādi- ([ ])  |
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audanyi | m. idem or 'm. a descendant of udanya- gaRa tikādi- ([ ]) ' gaRa pailādi- ]  |
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avacchādana | n. covering, (Scholiast or Commentator).  |
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avacchedana | n. cutting off  |
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avacchedana | n. dividing  |
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avacchedana | n. discriminating, distinguishing  |
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avadanta | m. "not speaking", a baby  |
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avāgvadana | mfn. having the face turned downwards  |
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avakledakledana | n. trickling, descent of moisture  |
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avakledakledana | n. fetid discharge  |
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avakrandana | n. crying, weeping aloud  |
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avamardana | mfn. crushing, oppressing, giving pain  |
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avamardana | n. rubbing (as of hands and feet)  |
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avamardana | n. oppression, giving pain  |
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āvandana | n. ( vand-), salute  |
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avasādana | n. oppressing, disheartening  |
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avasādana | n. the state of being disheartened  |
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avasādana | n. an escharotic, removing proud flesh by escharotic applications  |
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avasādanā | f. humiliation, discouragement  |
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avasādanāvineya | mfn. to be taught by discouragement,  |
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avaskandana | n. idem or 'm. assault, attack, storm '  |
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avaskandana | n. descending  |
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avaskandana | n. bathing  |
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avaskandana | n. (in law) accusation.  |
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avaskandana | n. (also) attack, onset, rushing on (prati-),  |
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avastātprapadana | mfn. (anything) attained from below (as heaven)  |
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avasyandana | n. (gaRa gahādi- q.v)  |
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avavadana | n. speaking ill of. on  |
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avedana | n. not knowing  |
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avedana | mfn. painless  |
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āvedana | n. announcing, informing  |
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āvedana | n. stating a complaint  |
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āvedana | n. addressing or apprising respectfully.  |
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āvedanīya | mfn. to be declared or reported or announced  |
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aviraladantatā | f. the having teeth without gaps (one of the 32 signs of perfection), .  |
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bahūdana | (hu-od-?) n. collection of various kinds of food (?)  |
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bāhudantaka | n. (with śāstra-) Name of a treatise on morals abridged by indra- (see next) .  |
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bāhudanteya | m. equals -dantin-  |
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bahudantī | f. Name of a woman  |
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bāhudantin | m. Name of indra- (see bahudantī-suta-)  |
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bāhudantiputra | m. a son of indra- (Name of jaya-datta- author of a tantra-)  |
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bahudantīsuta | m. "the son of bahu-dantī-", Name of an author (varia lectio valgndantī-sukha-).  |
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bakaniṣūdana | m. "destroyer of baka-", Name of bhīma-sena-  |
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bālandana | m. patronymic of vatsa-prī- (see bhālandana-)  |
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balanisūdana | m. equals -nāśana-  |
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balasūdana | mfn. destroying armies  |
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balasūdana | m. "destroyer of bala-", Name of indra-  |
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balavṛtraniṣadana | m. "destroyer of bala- and vṛtra-", Name of indra-  |
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balinandana | m. "son of bali-", Name of the asura- bāṇa-  |
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balisudana | wrong reading for bala-s-.  |
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bhadanta | dāka-, dra- See under bhand- below.  |
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bhadanta | m. ( ) a term of respect applied to a Buddhist, a Buddhist mendicant  |
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bhadanta | m. varia lectio for bha-datta- q.v  |
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bhadantadharmatrāta | m. Name of 2 Buddhist teachers.  |
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bhadantaghoṣaka | m. Name of 2 Buddhist teachers.  |
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bhadantagopadatta | m. Name of 2 Buddhist teachers.  |
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bhadantajñānavarman | m. Name of a poet  |
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bhadantarāma | m. Name of 2 Buddhist teachers.  |
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bhadantaśrīlābha | m. Name of a Buddhist teacher.  |
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bhadantavarman | m. Name of a poet  |
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bhadradanta | m. Name of an elephant  |
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bhadradantikā | f. a species of Croton  |
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bhadraudanī | f. Sida Cordifolia and Rhombifolia  |
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bhadravadana | m. "auspicious-faced", Name of bala-rāma-  |
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bhagavedana | mfn. proclaiming connubial felicity (varia lectio for -daivata-).  |
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bhagnadantanakha | mfn. having the teeth and claws broken  |
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bhalandana | m. Name of a man (father of vatsa-prī- or vatsa-prīti-)  |
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bhalandana | m. plural his descendants gaRa yaskādi- (bhanandana-, bhalanda-and dava-prob. wrong reading)  |
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bhālandana | m. patronymic fr. bhalandana- gaRa śivādi-  |
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bhālandana | m. Name of vatsa-prī-  |
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bhālandanaka | mfn. (fr. bhalandana-) gaRa arīhaṇādi-.  |
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bhanandana | m. Name of a man (prob. wrong reading for bhalandana-).  |
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bhandana | mf(ā-)n. shouting, yelling ( "gladdening"or"beautifying")  |
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bhandanā | f. (also plural) acclamation, applause, praise  |
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bhandanā | f. plural rain-making sun-rays  |
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bhandanāya | (Nom.fr. prec.) , only pr. p. y/at-, to shout loudly, yell  |
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bhandanīya | mfn. a word formed in , to explain bhadra- q.v  |
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bhāṇḍavādana | n. playing on a musical instrument  |
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bhāṇḍīravananandana | m. Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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bhāsurānandanātha | m. Name of bhāskarācārya- after his initiation  |
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bhaṭṭamadana | m. Name of authors  |
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bhavadantya | mf(ā-)n. having bhavat- at the end  |
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bhavadanya | mfn. other than you  |
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bhavanandana | m. patronymic of skanda-  |
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bhavanigaḍanibandhacchedana | mf(ī-)n. ( ) destroying the chains and fetters of worldly existence.  |
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bhavānīnandana | m. Name of a poet  |
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bhaviṣyadanadyatana | m. not the same day in the future on  |
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bhedana | mfn. breaking, cleaving, splitting, rending, piercing, dividing, separating etc.  |
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bhedana | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') causing to flow, giving free course (to a river)  |
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bhedana | mfn. causing pain in the joints or limbs  |
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bhedana | mfn. loosening (the faeces), cathartic, purgative  |
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bhedana | mfn. destroying, dissolving, relieving (see hṛdaya-granthi-bh-)  |
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bhedana | m. a hog  |
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bhedana | m. Rumex Vesicarius  |
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bhedana | n. the act of breaking, cleaving etc. etc.  |
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bhedana | n. bursting, parting asunder, breach, fracture  |
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bhedana | n. the passing (through an asterism)  |
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bhedana | n. disclosure, betrayal (of a secret)  |
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bhedana | n. embroilment, disunion, discord  |
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bhedana | n. discrimination  |
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bhedana | n. a purgative  |
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bhedana | n. Asa Foetida  |
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bhedanīka | See ghaṭa-bho-.  |
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bhedanīya | mfn. to be broken or split or cleft or divided ( bhedanīyatā -tā- f. )  |
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bhedanīya | mfn. causing the secretion of bad humours  |
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bhedanīyatā | f. bhedanīya |
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bhoginandana | m. patronymic of śāli-vāhana-  |
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bhogīndranandana | m. patronymic of śāli-vāhana-  |
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bhojanācchādana | n. food and raiment  |
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bhrājobhrādantya | (?) m. plural Name of a race  |
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bhṛgunandana | m. "son of bhṛgu-", the planet Venus  |
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bhṛgunandana | m. patronymic of śaunaka-  |
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bhṛgunandana | m. of ruru-  |
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bhṛgunandana | m. of paraśu-rāma-  |
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bhṛśavedanā | f. violent pain  |
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bhūnandana | m. Name of a king  |
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bhūṣaṇācchādanāśana | n. plural (dainty) food, clothes and ornaments  |
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bhūtodana | m. a dish of rice (eaten to counteract the influence of demons)  |
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bodhicittotpādanaśāstra | n. Name of work  |
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brahmacodana | mf(ī-)n. inciting or urging brahma- or brahmā- ( )  |
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brahmādanī | f. a species of plant (equals haṃsa-padī-)  |
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brahmasadana | n. the seat of the chief priest,  |
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brahmasadana | n. equals -sadas-  |
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brahmasadana | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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brahmaudana | m. boiled rice distributed to Brahmans and especially to the chief priest at a sacrifice  |
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brāhmaudanika | m. (fr. brahmaudana-;with or scilicet agni-) the fire on which the rice for the priests is boiled  |
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brahmāvādanagara | n. Name of a city  |
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bṛhadanīka | (h/ad--) mfn. powerful-looking  |
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bṛhaddantī | f. Name of a plant  |
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cakaṭyodana | n. bad rice  |
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cakradantī | f. Name of a plant  |
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cakradantībīja | m. "having seeds resembling those of the plant cakra-danti-", Name of a plant  |
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caladanta | m. a loose tooth  |
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camasodbhedana | n. Name of a place of pilgrimage (spot of bursting forth of the river sarasvatī-)  |
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candana | mn. sandal (Sirium myrtifolium, either the tree, wood, or the unctuous preparation of the wood held in high estimation as perfumes;hence in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' a term for anything which is the most excellent of its kind gaRa vyāghrādi-) etc. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-). )  |
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candana | m. Name of a divine being  |
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candana | m. of a prince  |
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candana | m. equals naka-  |
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candana | m. Name of an ape  |
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candana | n. the grass bhadra-kālī-  |
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candanā | f. a kind of creeper  |
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candana | n. Name of a river (varia lectio for ndrā-)  |
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cāndana | mf(ī-)n. consisting of sandal-wood (cand-)  |
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candanabhānu | Name (also title or epithet) of a tathāgata-,  |
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candanācala | m. equals na-giri-  |
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candanadāsa | m. Name of a man  |
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candanadāsa | m. of a merchant  |
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candanādri | m. idem or 'm. equals na-giri- '  |
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candanagandha | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a tathāgata-,  |
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cāndanagandhika | mfn. (fr. candana-gandha-) smelling of sandal (not all manuscripts)  |
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candanagaura | mfn. white as the moon,  |
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candanagiri | m. "sandal-mountain", the Malaya  |
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candanagopā | f. a kind of Ichnocarpus  |
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candanāgrya | m. Name of a man  |
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candanaka | m. Name of a man  |
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candanamaya | mfn. made or consisting of sandal-wood, |
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candanāmbhas | n. equals na-rasa-  |
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candanapāla | m. Name of a prince  |
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candanapaṅka | m. sandal-unguent  |
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candanapāta | m. laying on of sandal-unguent  |
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candanapura | n. Name of a town ,  |
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candanapuṣpa | n. cloves  |
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candanapuṣpaka | n. cloves  |
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candanaputri | f. Name of a mythical doll  |
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candanaputrikā | f. Name of a mythical doll  |
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candanarasa | m. sandal-water  |
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candanasāra | m. idem or 'n. idem or 'f. a sandal wood, ' ' ,  |
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candanasāra | m. a kind of alkali  |
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candanasārivā | f. equals -gopā-  |
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candanavanī | f. a sandal wood,  |
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candanavāri | n. idem or 'f. a sandal wood, '  |
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candanāvatī | f. Name of a river (?),  |
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candanāya | Nom. yate-, to become a sandal-tree  |
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candanī | f. Name of a river (see ku--, pīta--, rakta--, śveta--, hari--.)  |
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candanin | mfn. anointed with sandal (śiva-)  |
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candanīyā | f. a kind of yellow pigment  |
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candanodaka | n. equals na-rasa-  |
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candanodakadundubhi | m. Name of bhava-  |
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candrapramardana | n. "moon-enemy", Name of a brother of rāhu-  |
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candravadanā | f. a moon-faced woman  |
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cāṇūramardana | m. " cāṇūra--conqueror", kṛṣṇa-  |
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cāṇūrasūdana | m. idem or 'm. "cāṇūra--conqueror", kṛṣṇa- '  |
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caraṇāskandana | n. treading down with the feet  |
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cāruvadana | See cārv-ad-.  |
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cārvadana | mfn. having beautiful teeth (? or for ru-vad- equals -mukha-).  |
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cātakānandana | m. " cātaka-'s delight", the rainy season  |
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caturdanta | mfn. "having 4 tusks", indra-'s elephant airāvata-  |
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caturdanta | mfn. Name of an elephant  |
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chadana | n. a cover, covering (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).)  |
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chadana | n. see mallikā--  |
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chadana | n. a sheath  |
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chadana | n. a wing  |
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chadana | n. a leaf.  |
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chadana | n. the leaf of Laurus Cassia  |
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chādana | m. "coverer", Barleria caerulea  |
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chādana | m. the skin  |
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chādana | m. covering, cover  |
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chādana | m. concealing  |
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chādana | m. darkening  |
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chādana | m. (in dramatic language) ignoring or tolerating offences if useful for one's aims  |
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chādana | m. a leaf  |
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chandana | mfn. charming  |
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chandana | 1. & 2.  |
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chardana | mfn. causing vomition  |
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chardana | m. Vangueria spinosa  |
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chardana | m. equals di-ghna-  |
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chardana | m. equals alambuṣā-  |
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chardana | n. vomition  |
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chardana | n. retching  |
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chardanīya | mfn. to be caused to vomit  |
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chedana | mfn. cutting asunder, splitting  |
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chedana | mfn. destroying, removing (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound'),  |
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chedana | n. an instrument for cutting  |
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chedana | n. section, part  |
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chedana | n. (chiefly in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') cutting, removal (of doubts, saṃśaya--)  |
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chedana | n. a medicine for removing the humors of the body  |
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chedanīya | mfn. to be cut up or divided  |
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chedanīya | m. Strychnos potatorum  |
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citrāṅgasadana | m. " citrāṅga- -killer", arjuna-  |
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citraudana | mn. trānna-  |
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cittaprasādana | n. gladdening of mind  |
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cittavedanā | f. equals -kheda-  |
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codana | mfn. impelling (see ṛṣi--, eka--, kīri--, brahma--, radhra-c/od-)  |
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codana | fn. impelling, invitation, direction, rule, precept  |
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codanā | f. reproof (as in pāli-)  |
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codanāguḍa | m. a ball to play with  |
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codanī | f. Name of a plant (varia lectio for rodanī-)  |
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cūḍādanta | m. a piece of wood projecting from a wall  |
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dadana | n. giving  |
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dadhyodana | m. ( ) boiled rice mixed with d/adhi-  |
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daityadānavamardana | m. "crusher of daitya-s and dānava-s", Name of indra-  |
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daityanirūdana | m. "id.", Name of viṣṇu-  |
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daityaniṣūdana | m. "id", Name of indra-  |
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daivakīnandana | m. Name of an author  |
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daivakīnandana | m. varia lectio for devakī-n-  |
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daṃśavadana | m. "sharp-beaked", a heron  |
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daṇḍacchadana | n. a room for utensils  |
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dāśaudanika | mf(ī-)n.  |
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dāśaudanika | m. (scilicet yajña-) Name of a particular sacrificial rite  |
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dāśaudanikī | f. the priest's fee at it  |
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daśavadana | m. equals -kaṇṭha-  |
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devadantin | m. Name of śiva- (?)  |
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devakīnandana | (or kin-) m. Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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devamādana | mfn. gladdening or inspiring the gods (soma-)  |
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devāribalasūdana | m. "destroyer of the army of the asura-", Name of viṣṇu-  |
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devasadana | mfn. serving as a seat for the gods  |
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dharmanandana | m. " dharma-'s joy or son", Name of yudhi-ṣṭhira-  |
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dharmanandana | m. plural the sons of pāṇḍu- (see -ja-, -janman-etc.)  |
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dhautadanta | mfn. having clean teeth  |
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dhenukasūdana | m. equals -dhvaṃsin-  |
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dhvāṅkṣādanī | f. Capparis Sepiaria  |
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dhvāṅkṣadantī | f. Capparis Sepiaria  |
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digdantin | m. equals dik-karin-  |
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dikṣitāvedana | n. equals ta-vāda-  |
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dīnākrandanastotra | n. Name of stotra-s.  |
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dīnavadana | mfn. equals -mukha-  |
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dīrghadanta | mf(ī-)n. "long-toothed"  |
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ditinandana | m. equals -ja-  |
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droṇodana | m. Name of a son of siṃha-hanu- and uncle of buddha-  |
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durāpādana | mfn. difficult to be brought about  |
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duṣkarmasūdana | mf(ī-)n. destroying criminals  |
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duṣprapadana | mfn. difficult to be attained or entered on  |
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duṣprasādana | ( ) mfn. difficult to be propitiated.  |
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dvidanta | mfn. equals -dat-  |
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dvidanta | m. elephant  |
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dyudantin | m. heavenly elephant (see dik-karin-)  |
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dyūtasadana | n. ( ) a gambling -house  |
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ekacodana | n. a rule concerning one act only  |
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ekacodana | mfn. having one and the same rule  |
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ekadanta | m. "one-toothed", Name of gaṇeśa-  |
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etadanta | mfn. terminating with this, ending thus  |
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gadana | n. telling, relating  |
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gadanigraha | m. Name of work  |
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gādhinandana | m. equals -ja-  |
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gajādana | varia lectio for jāśana-.  |
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gajadanta | m. an elephant's tusk, ivory  |
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gajadanta | m. a pin projecting from a wall  |
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gajadanta | m. Name of gaṇeśa- (who is represented with an elephant's head)  |
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gajadanta | m. a particular position of the hands  |
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gajadantamaya | mf(ī-)n. made of ivory  |
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gajadantaphalā | f. a kind of pumpkin  |
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gajavadana | m. equals -mukha-  |
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galitadanta | mfn. having the teeth decayed, toothless  |
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galitanakhadanta | mfn. one who has lost his claws and teeth  |
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gandhamadana | metrically for gandh/a-mādana- q.v  |
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gandhamādana | m. "intoxicating with fragrance" equals -modana-  |
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gandhamādana | m. "delighting in fragrances", a large black bee  |
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gandhamādana | m. Name of a mountain (forming the division between ilāvṛta- and bhadrāśva-, to the east of meru-, renowned for its fragrant forests) etc. (once gandh/a-madana- )  |
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gandhamādana | m. Name of rāvaṇa-  |
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gandhamādana | m. of a monkey (attendant of rāma-)  |
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gandhamādana | m.  |
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gandhamādana | m.  |
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gandhamādana | n. the forest on the mountain gandha-mādana-  |
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gandhamādanavarṣa | m. n. the division of jambū-dvīpa- formed by the mountain gandha-mādana-  |
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gandhamādanī | f. equals dhottamā-  |
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gandhamādanī | f. a parasitical plant  |
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gandhamādanī | f. a kind of perfume  |
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gandhamodana | m. (equals gandh/a-mādana-) sulphur  |
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garbhāspandana | n. non-quickening of the foetus |
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garbhavedana | n. a mantra- producing impregnation  |
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garbhavedanā | f. equals -kleśa-  |
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gātrotsādana | n. cleaning the person with perfumes  |
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gauḍābhinandana | m. Name of a poet  |
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gaudanteya | m. patronymic fr. go-danta- gaRa śubhrādi- (not in , but in ) .  |
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gautaminandana | m. (metrically for mī-n-) metron. of aśvatthāman-  |
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gavādana | n. "cattle-food", pasture or meadow grass  |
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gavādanī | f. (gaRa gaurādi-) a trough for holding grass to feed cattle  |
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gavādanī | f. a species of cucumber (Cucumis coloquintida)  |
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gavādanī | f. Clitoria Ternatea  |
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ghaṭabhedanaka | an instrument used in making pots  |
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ghoṇāntabhedana | m. "having a snout that is divided at the end", a hog  |
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ghṛtaudana | n. ( ) rice sprinkled with ghee  |
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gītavādana | n. sg. singing and music  |
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gobalīvardanyāyena | instrumental case ind. after the manner of"a bull of cattle", an expression to denote when a pleonasm is allowed on Introd.  |
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gocandana | n. (equals -śīrṣa-) a kind of sandal-wood  |
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gocandanā | f. a sort of venomous leech  |
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godanta | m. a cow's tooth  |
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godanta | m. yellow orpiment |
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godanta | m. a white mineral substance (apparently an earthy salt)  |
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godanta | mfn. having cow's teeth  |
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godanta | mfn. armed, armed with a coat of mail  |
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godanta | m. Name of a man gaRa śubhrādi-  |
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godanta | m. of a dānava-  |
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godantamaṇi | m. a particular precious stone  |
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gopadanta | m. Name of an author  |
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gopīcandana | n. a species of white clay (said to be brought from dvārakā- and used by viṣṇu-'s worshippers for marking the face pp. 67 and 400;"a kind of sandal-wood" )  |
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gopīcandanopaniṣad | f. Name of an  |
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goprapadanīya | n. Va1rtt. 1  |
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gośīrṣacandana | n. idem or 'n. camphor '  |
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govandanī | f. the priyaṃgu- plant  |
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govandanī | f. the plant gandha-vallī-  |
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govindanātha | m. Name of one of śaṃkara-'s teachers  |
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govindanāyaka | m. Name of a sage  |
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grahamardana | n. idem or 'm. (friction id est) opposition between certain planets.'  |
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grahāvamardana | n. equals ha-marda-  |
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grāsācchādana | n. sg. food and clothing, bare subsistence  |
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grāsāchādana | n. food and raiment,  |
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gṛhapativadana | n. a particular religious recitation, , Scholiast or Commentator  |
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gṛhaprapadana | n. (solemn) entrance into a house,  |
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gucchadantikā | f. Musa sapientum  |
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gudaniḥsaraṇa | n. idem or 'm. prolapsus ani, 14, 74.'  |
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gudanirgama | m. prolapsus ani, 14, 74.  |
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guḍaudana | n. boiled rice and coarse sugar  |
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gudavadana | n. the anus  |
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gudavadanā | f. Name of a goddess  |
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guḍodana | equals guḍaud-, .  |
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guruprasādanīya | mfn. fit for propitiating one's Guru  |
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hadana | n. evacuation of excrement or ordure  |
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haricandana | m. n. a sort of sandal tree  |
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haricandana | m. yellow sandal etc. (in this sense prob. only n.), one of the five trees of paradise (the other four being pārijāta-, mandāra-, saṃtāna-, and kalpa-)  |
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haricandana | n. the pollen or filament of a lotus  |
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haricandana | n. saffron  |
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haricandana | n. moonlight  |
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haricandana | n. the person of a lover or mistress  |
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haricandanāspada | n. a place where yellow sandal grows  |
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hariddantāvala | m.  |
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harinandana | m. Name of various authors  |
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harivandana | n. Name of work  |
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hastacchedana | m. the amputation of a hand  |
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hastidanta | m. the tusk of an elephants (See hāstidanta-)  |
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hastidanta | m. a pin or peg projecting from a wall  |
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hastidanta | mn. a radish  |
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hastidanta | n. ivory  |
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hāstidanta | mfn. (fr. hasti-d-) consisting or made of ivory  |
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hastidantaka | mn. a radish  |
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hastidantaphalā | f. Cucumis Utilissimus  |
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hastidantavastramaya | mf(ī-)n. made of ivory or cloth  |
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hastidantī | f. a radish  |
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hastidantī | f. Tiaridium Indicum  |
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hastiniṣadana | n. a particular posture in sitting  |
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havyasūdana | ( ) mfn. preparing or providing the oblation.  |
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hemadantā | f. "golden-toothed", an apsaras-  |
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hiḍimbanisūdana | m. "destroyer of hiḍimba-", bhīma-  |
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hiraṇyadanta | mfn. equals -dat-  |
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hlādana | mfn. idem or 'f. rich in refreshments or enjoyments '  |
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hlādana | n. refreshing, refreshment  |
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hlādanīya | mfn. fit for refreshment  |
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hotṛṣadana | (for -sad-) n. the hotṛ-'s seat or place where the hotṛ- sits at a sacrifice (said to be near the uttara-vedi-)  |
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hṛṣṭavadana | mfn. merry-faced, having a cheerful countenance  |
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ibhadantā | f. the plant Tiaridium Indicum  |
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indracandana | n. equals hari-candana-  |
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indramādana | mfn. animating or delighting indra-  |
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indunandana | m. Name of the planet Mercury.  |
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induvadana | mf(ā-)n. moon-faced  |
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induvadanā | f. a metre of four verses (each of which contains fourteen syllables).  |
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īṣādanta | mfn. having tusks as long as a pole  |
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īṣādanta | m. an elephant with a large tusk  |
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jagadanta | m. the end of the world  |
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jagadantaka | m. "world-destroyer", death ( jagadantakāntaka kāntaka- mfn.destroying death) .  |
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jagadantakāntaka | mfn. jagadantaka |
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jagadantarātman | m. "innermost soul of the universe", viṣṇu-  |
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janārdana | m. (gaRa nandy-ādi-) "exciting or agitating men", viṣṇu- or kṛṣṇa-  |
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janārdana | m. Name of several men  |
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janārdana | m. of a locality,  |
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jānārdana | m. patronymic fr. jan-, pradyumna-  |
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janārdanavibudha | m. Name of a scholiast (author of bhāvārtha-dīpikā-).  |
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jātadanta | mfn. (gaRa āhitāgny-ādi-) having teeth growing (a child)  |
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jihvāchedana | n. cutting off of the tongue  |
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jñātanandana | m. "son of the jñāta- family", mahā-vīra-  |
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jñaudanīya | Nom. P. (Desiderative jujñ yiskati-) to wish for the rice of jñā- Va1rtt. 9  |
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juhoticodana | mfn. impelled by the word juhoti-,  |
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kadana | n. destruction, killing, slaughter  |
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kadanapriya | mfn. loving slaughter  |
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kadanapura | n. Name of a town  |
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kadanna | n. bad food or little food  |
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kadanna | mfn. eating bad food  |
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kadannatā | f. the state of bad food  |
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kaiṭabhārdana | m. equals bha-jit-  |
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kākādanī | f. idem or 'f. the gourd Cucumis colocynthis (varia lectio for the next) .' gaRa gaurādi-  |
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kākādanī | f. a white variety of the Abrus precatorius  |
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kākādanī | f. the plant Capparis sepiaria.  |
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kākadanta | m. "crow's tooth", anything impossible or not existing, chimera (see śaśa-viṣāṇa-) etc.  |
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kākadantaki | m. plural Name of a warrior-tribe gaRa dāmany-ādi-.  |
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kākadantakīya | m. a prince of the kāka-dantaki-s  |
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kākadantavicāra | m. a discussion about nothing commentator or commentary on  |
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kākadanti | m. idem or 'm. a prince of the kāka-dantaki-s '  |
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kākadantīya | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. a prince of the kāka-dantaki-s ' '  |
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kāladantaka | m. Name of a nāga- (a son of vāsuki-)  |
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kalamaudana | n. boiled rice, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding  |
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kalandana | m. Name of a man.  |
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kālavadana | m. "black-faced", Name of a daitya-  |
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kālavadana | m. (varia lectio śāla-v- )  |
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kalindanandinī | f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. Name (also title or epithet) of the river yamunā-, ' '  |
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kālindībhedana | m. equals -karṣaṇa-  |
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kālīyamardana | m. idem or 'm. equals kāliya-jit- '  |
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kāmadantikā | f. varia lectio for -dattikā-  |
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kamalānandana | n. " kamalā-'s joy", Name of miśra-dinakara-.  |
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kamalavadana | mf(ā-)n. lotus-faced  |
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kāmamardana | m. "destroyer of the god of love", Name of śiva-  |
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kaṃjavadana | n. a lotus-face (see vadanakaṃja-.)  |
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kaṃsakeśīniṣūdana | m. the destroyer or conqueror of kaṃsa- and keśin-, Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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kaṃsamardana | m. Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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kaṃsaniṣūdana | m. idem or 'm. Name of kṛṣṇa- '  |
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kaṅkavadana | n. "heron's mouth", a pair of tongs  |
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kāṇṭakamardanika | mfn. (from kaṇṭakamardana-) effected by or resulting from the treading down or crushing of thorns or enemies gaRa akṣa-dyūtādi-.  |
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kaṇṭakapraticchedana | m. a two-edged battle-axe,  |
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karabhādanī | f. a species of Alhagi (equals -priyā-above) .  |
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karālavadana | mfn. idem or 'mfn. having a terrible mouth '  |
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karālavadanā | f. Name of durgā-.  |
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kardana | n. rumbling of the bowels, borborygm  |
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kardana | m. Name of a prince  |
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kardanī | f. equals kūrdanī- q.v  |
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karidanta | m. an elephant's tusk  |
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karidanta | m. ivory  |
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karmacodanā | f. the motive impelling to ritual acts  |
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kāsamardana | m. Trichosanthes dioeca  |
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kaṣāyadanta | m. "having red teeth", a kind of mouse  |
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kaśyapanandana | m. "son of kaśyapa-", Name of garuḍa- (bird of viṣṇu-)  |
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kāśyapanandana | m. plural "the children of kaśyapa-", Name of the gods  |
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kauṇapadanta | m. Name of bhīṣma- (uncle of the pāṇḍu-s)  |
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kaupīnācchādana | n. a cloth for covering the pudenda,  |
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kausalyānandana | m. "son of kausalyā-", rāma-  |
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kelisadana | n. equals -gṛha-  |
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keśamardana | n. cleaning the hair (varia lectio -mārjana-,one of the 64 kalās-) commentator or commentary on  |
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keśiniṣūdana | m. "slayer of the asura- keśin-", kṛṣṇa- (varia lectio -nisūdana-).  |
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keśisūdana | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. "slayer of the asura- keśin-", kṛṣṇa- (varia lectio -nisūdana-).' '  |
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khadana | n. juice |
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khadana | firmness, solidity,  |
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khādana | m. a tooth  |
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khādana | n. chewing, eating  |
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khādana | n. food, victuals  |
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khādanā | f. Name of a wife of king megha-vāhana-  |
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khādanīya | mfn. eatable, edible  |
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khedana | mfn. piercing  |
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khedana | n. lassitude, exhaustion,  |
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khedana | n. pain, sorrow, affliction  |
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kīcakaniṣūdana | m. idem or 'm. "conquering kīcaka-", bhīma-sena- '  |
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kīcakasūdana | m. equals -jit-  |
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kiṃvadanta | m. Name of an imp (inimical to children)  |
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kiṃvadantī | f. ( )"what do they say?" the common saying or rumour, report, tradition, tale  |
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kiṃvadanti | f. equals -vadantī- before  |
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kīricodana | mfn. exciting the praiser  |
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kirmīraniṣūdanabhid | m. equals -jit-  |
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kirmīrasūdana | m. idem or 'm. equals -jit- '  |
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kiṭivaravadanā | f. Name of a deity  |
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klāntavadana | mfn. having a weary face.  |
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kledan | m. the moon  |
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kledana | mfn. making wet, moistening  |
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kledana | m. phlegm, phlegmatic or watery humor (see kapha-)  |
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kledana | m. a species of phlegm  |
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kledana | n. wetting, moistening  |
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kledana | n. oozing, trickling  |
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kledanabhāva | m. the being moistened or wet  |
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krandana | m. "crier", a cat  |
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krandana | n. crying out, calling  |
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krandana | n. mutual daring or defiance, challenging  |
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krandana | n. lamenting, weeping  |
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krandanadhvani | m. cry of grief, lamentation  |
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krandanu | m. roaring, shaking  |
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krauñcādana | n. "curlew's food", the fibres of the stalk of the lotus  |
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krauñcādana | n. the plant Arum orixense  |
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krauñcādana | n. long pepper  |
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krauñcādana | n. another plant (equals ciñcoṭaka-)  |
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krauñcādanī | f. the seed of a lotus  |
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krauñcaniṣadana | n. a particular kind of being seated (practised by yogin-s)  |
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krauñcaniṣūdana | m. equals -dāraṇa- (edition Bomb.)  |
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krauñcasūdana | m. idem or 'm. equals -ripu- '  |
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kṛdanta | m. a word ending with a kṛt- affix (such a word would be called by simply kṛt-).  |
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kṛdanta | See 1. kṛt-, p.301.  |
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kṛmidantaka | m. toothache with decay of the teeth  |
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krodhodana | m. varia lectio for śuddhod- (q.v)  |
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kṛṣṇadanta | mfn. having black teeth  |
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kṛṣṇadantā | f. the tree Gmelina arborea  |
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kṛṣṇanandana | m. equals -ja-  |
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kṛtanandana | m. Name of a prince  |
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kṛtāskandana | mfn. one who has made an attack, assailing, attacking  |
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kṛtāskandana | mfn. effacing from recollection (?)  |
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krūradantī | f. "having bloody or cruel teeth", Name of durgā-  |
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kṣadana | n. carving, dividing  |
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kṣatriyamardana | mfn. destroying the kṣatriya-s  |
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kṣatriyamardana | mfn. (sarva-kṣ-)  |
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kṣīraudana | m. ( ) rice boiled with milk  |
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kṣīraudana | m.  |
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kṣīraudana | m. (r/audana-)  |
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kṣīrodanandana | m. (equals kṣīrābdhi-ja-) the moon  |
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kṣīrodanvat | m. idem or 'm. equals radhi- '  |
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kṣitinandana | m. (equals -ja-) Name of the planet Mars.  |
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kṣudracandana | n. red sandal-wood  |
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kucandana | n. red sanders (Pterocarpus santalinus)  |
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kucandana | n. sappan or log-wood (Caesalpina Sappan see pattrāṅga-)  |
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kucandana | n. a leguminous plant (Adenanthera pavonina)  |
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kucandana | n. saffron  |
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kuḍmaladantī | f. Name of a metre (equals anukūlā-).  |
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kuḍmalāgradanta | mfn. one whose teeth look like buds  |
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kukkuṭamardana | m. idem or 'f. idem or 'm. Name of a plant (with fragrant leaves) ' '  |
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kukundanī | f. the plant Cardiospermum halicacabum  |
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kulanandana | mf(ā-) a boy or girl causing joy or doing honour to a family  |
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kumudanātha | m. "lord of the lotuses", the moon  |
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kundasamadanta | mfn. one whose teeth are like the jasmine.  |
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kuntinandana | for kuntī-n- q.v  |
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kuntīnandana | m. either of the three elder pāṇḍava- princes.  |
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kūpadanḍa | m. a mast,  |
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kūrdana | n. leaping. commentator or commentary on  |
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kūrdana | n. playing, sport  |
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kūrdanā | f. the day of full moon in the month caitra- (a festival day in honour of kāma-deva- or the god of love)  |
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kūrdanī | f. idem or 'f. the day of full moon in the month caitra- (a festival day in honour of kāma-deva- or the god of love) '  |
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kurunandana | m. a descendant of kuru- (as arjuna-, yudhiṣṭhira-, etc.)  |
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kuṣṭhanodana | m. "curing leprosy", the red khadira- tree  |
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kuṣṭhasūdana | m. "subduing leprosy", the Cassia tree (Cassia or Cathartocarpus Fistula)  |
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kusumadanta | m. (equals puṣpa-d-), Name of a mystical being  |
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kūṭadanta | mfn. having prominent teeth,  |
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ladanī | f. Name of a female poet  |
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laghudantī | f. a kind of Croton  |
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lākṣāprasādana | n. the red Lodh tree (an astringent infusion prepared from its bark is used to fix colour in dyeing)  |
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lakṣmījanārdana | n. sg. lakṣmī- and janārdana-  |
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lambadantā | f. a kind of pepper  |
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leṣṭubhedana | m. a clod-breaker, a harrow or other agricultural implement used for breaking clods  |
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līlāsampādanakrama | m. Name of work  |
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lohitacandana | n. saffron  |
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loṣṭabhedana | mn. equals -ghna-  |
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madana | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) passion, love or the god of love etc.  |
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madana | m. a kind of embrace  |
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madana | m. the season of spring  |
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madana | m. a bee  |
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madana | m. (?) bees-wax (See paṭṭikā-)  |
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madana | m. Vanguiera Spinosa  |
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madana | m. a thorn-apple and various other plants (exempli gratia, 'for example' Phaseolus Radiatus, Acacia Catechu etc.)  |
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madana | m. a bird  |
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madana | m. (in music) a kind of measure  |
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madana | m. (in astrology) Name of the 7th mansion  |
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madana | m. Name of various men and authors (also with ācārya-, bhaṭṭa-, sarasvatī-etc.; see below)  |
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madanā | f. any intoxicating drink, spirituous liquor  |
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madana | n. the act of intoxicating or exhilarating  |
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madana | n. (scilicet astra-), Name of a mythical weapon (varia lectio mādana-)  |
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madana | n. bees-wax  |
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madana | mfn. equals mandr/a-  |
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mādana | mfn. exhilarating, delighting  |
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mādana | mfn. maddening. intoxicating  |
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mādana | m. the god of love  |
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mādana | m. Vanguiera Spinosa  |
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mādana | m. the thorn-apple  |
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mādana | n. intoxication, exhilaration  |
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mādana | n. "stupefier", Name of a mythical weapon. (varia lectio madana-).  |
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madanabādhā | f. the pain or disquietude of love  |
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madanabhavana | n. "abode of love or matrimony", (in astrology) a particular station or state of the heavenly bodies  |
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madanābhirāma | m. Name of a prince  |
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madanabhūṣaṇa | n. Name of a play.  |
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madanācārya | m. Name of a teacher  |
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madanacaturdaśī | f. Name of a festival in honour of kāma-deva- on the 14th day in the light half of the month caitra-  |
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madanadahana | m. " kāma-deva-'s burner or consumer", Name of śiva-rudra- (and so of the number eleven)  |
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madanadamana | m. " kāma-deva-'s subduer", Name of śiva-  |
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madanadaṃṣṭrā | f. Name of a princess  |
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madanadhvajā | f. the 15th day in the light half of the month caitra-  |
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madanāditya | m. Name of a man  |
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madanadvādaśī | f. the 12th day of the light half of the month caitra- (sacred to, kāma-deva-)  |
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madanadviṣ | m. "enemy of kāma-deva-", Name of śiva-  |
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madanagopāla | m. "herdsman of love", Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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madanagopāla | m. Name of the preceptor of vaikuṇṭha-purī-  |
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madanagopālavādaprabandha | m. Name of work  |
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madanagopālavilāsa | m. Name of work  |
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madanāgraka | m. Paspalum Scrobiculatum  |
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madanagṛha | n. Name of a particular Prakrit metre  |
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madanaharā | f. (Prakrit for -gṛha-) Name of a metre  |
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madanaka | m. Artemisia Indica (prob. wrong reading for damanaka-)  |
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madanaka | m. the thorn-apple  |
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madanaka | n. bees-wax  |
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madanakākurava | m. a pigeon  |
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madanakalaha | m. a love-quarrel  |
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madanakaṇṭaka | m. erection of hair caused by a thrill of love  |
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madanakaṇṭaka | m. Vanguiera Spinosa  |
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madanakīrti | m. Name of a poet  |
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madanakliṣṭa | mfn. pained by love  |
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madanalalita | mf(ā-)n. amorously sporting or dallying |
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madanalalitā | f. a kind of metre |
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madanalekha | m. a love-letter  |
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madanalekhā | f. idem or 'm. a love-letter '  |
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madanalekhā | f. Name of a daughter of pratipa-mukha- (king of vārāṇasī-), kath-.  |
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madanalekhā | f. of another woman  |
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madanamaha | m. a festival held in honour of kāma-deva-  |
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madanamahārṇava | m. Name of 2 works.  |
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madanamahotsava | m. idem or 'm. a festival held in honour of kāma-deva- '  |
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madanamālā | ( ) f. Name of two women.  |
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madanamālinī | ( ) f. Name of two women.  |
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madanamañcukā | f. Name of a daughter of madana-vega- and kaliṅga-senā- (the 6th lambaka- in the is called after her)  |
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madanamañjarī | f. Name of a daughter of the yakṣa- prince dundubhi-  |
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madanamañjarī | f. of a surāṅganā-  |
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madanamañjarī | f. of other women  |
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madanamañjarī | f. of a sārikā-  |
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madanamañjarī | f. of a drama  |
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madanamanohara | m. Name of an author (son of madhu-sūdana- paṇḍita-rāja-)  |
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madanamaya | mf(ī-)n. entirely under the influence of the god of love  |
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madanamiśra | m. Name of a man  |
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madanamodaka | m. a particular medicinal powder  |
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madanamohana | m. "the infatuater of the god of love", Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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madanamohanī | f. Name of a surāṅganā-  |
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madanamukhacapeṭā | f. Name of work  |
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madananālikā | f. a faithless wife  |
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madanāndhamiśra | m. Name of a man  |
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madanāṅkuśa | m. the penis  |
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madanāṅkuśa | m. a finger-nail  |
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madananṛpa | m. Name of an author (equals -pāla-).  |
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madanāntaka | m. " kāma-deva-'s destroyer", Name of śiva-  |
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madanapakṣin | m. a kind of bird (equals sārikā-)  |
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madanapāla | m. Name of a king (patron of viśveśvara- etc. and supposed author of various works.)  |
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madanapālavinodanighaṇṭu | m. equals madana-viloda- q.v  |
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madanaparājaya | m. Name of work  |
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madanapārijāta | m. Name of a compendium of rules of morality and ritual composed by viśveśvara- (See next) .  |
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madanapāthaka | m. "announcer of love or the spring", the Indian cuckoo  |
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madanapaṭṭikā | f. (prob.) a wax-tablet  |
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madanaphala | n. the fruit of Vanguiera Spinosa  |
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madanapīḍā | f. equals -bādhā-  |
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madanaprabha | m. Name of a vidyā-dhara-  |
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madanaprabhā | f. Name of a surāṅganā-  |
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madanapura | n. Name of a town,  |
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madanarāja | m. Name of a man  |
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madanaratna | n. Name of work  |
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madanaratnanighaṇṭu | m. Name of work  |
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madanaratnapradīpa | m. Name of work  |
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madanarekhā | f. Name of the supposed mother of vikramāditya-  |
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madanarekhā | f. of a divine female  |
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madanāri | m. equals na-dviṣ-,  |
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madanaripu | m. equals -dviṣ-  |
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madanārṇava | m. "love-dwelling", pudendum muliebre  |
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madanārṇava | m. a lotus  |
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madanārṇava | m. a sovereign, prince  |
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madanārṇava | m. equals na-bhavana-  |
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madanaśalākā | f. Turdus Salica (equals sārikā-)  |
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madanaśalākā | f. the female of the Indian cuckoo  |
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madanaśalākā | f. an aphrodisiac  |
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madanasaṃdesa | m. a message of love  |
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madanasaṃpīḍā | n. Name of a drama  |
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madanasaṃpīḍī | f. Name of a divine female  |
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madanasaṃpīḍī | f. of a treatise on erotics  |
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madanasārikā | f. Turdus Salica  |
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madanāśaya | m. sexual desire  |
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madanasenā | f. Name of various women  |
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madanaśikhipīḍā | f. the pain of the fire of love  |
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madanasiṃha | m. Name of various authors  |
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madanasundarī | f. Name of various women  |
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madanatantra | n. the science of sexual love  |
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madanātapatra | n. the vulva  |
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madanatrayodaśī | f. Name of a festival in honour of kāma-deva- on the 13th day in the light half of the month caitra-  |
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madanatṛṣṇā | f. "love-thirst", Name of a dancing girl  |
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madanātura | mfn. love-sick  |
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madanavahniśikhāvalī | f. the flame of the fire of love,  |
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madanavaśa | mfn. influenced by love, enamoured  |
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madanāvastha | mfn. being in a state of love, enamoured  |
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madanāvasthā | f. the being in love  |
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madanavatī | f. Name of a town  |
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madanavega | m. Name of a king of the vidyā-dhara-s  |
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madanaviklava | mfn. bewildered by passion,  |
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madanavinoda | m. Name of medical vocabulary (written in 1375 and attributed to madana-pāla- q.v)  |
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madanāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to resemble the god of love  |
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madanayaṣṭiketu | m. a kind of lag  |
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madanāyudha | n. pudendum muliebre  |
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madanāyuṣa | m. a species of shrub  |
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madanecchāphala | n. a species of mango  |
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madanī | f. idem or 'f. any intoxicating drink, spirituous liquor '  |
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madanī | f. musk  |
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madanī | f. Name of a plant (equals atimukta-)  |
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madanī | f. the civet-cat  |
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mādanī | f. Name of two plants (equals mākandī-and vijayā-)  |
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madanikā | f. Name of a woman  |
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madanīya | mfn. intoxicating  |
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madanīya | mfn. exciting passion or love  |
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mādanīya | mfn. intoxicating, inebriating  |
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mādanīya | n. an intoxicating drink  |
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madanodaya | m. "rising of love", Name of work  |
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madanodyānāna | n. "love's garden", Name of a garden  |
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madanotsaya | m. kāma--deva's festival (equals na-maha-) the holy or vernal festival (see )  |
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madanotsaya | m. a particular game  |
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madanotsayā | f. a courtezan of svarga-  |
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madanotsuka | mfn. pining or languid with love  |
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madantī | f. idem or 'f. (in music) a particular śruti- '  |
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madantī | f. plural (with or scilicet āpas-) bubbling or boiling water  |
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madantikā | f. (in music) a particular śruti-  |
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mādhavanandana | m. Name of an author  |
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madhukaiṭasasūdana | m. Name of viṣṇu- (wrong reading for -kaiṭabha-s-).  |
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madhuniṣūdana | ( ) m. Name of viṣṇu-kṛṣṇa-.  |
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madhusūdana | m. "destroyer of honey", a bee  |
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madhusūdana | m. "destroyer of the demon madhu-", Name of viṣṇu-kṛṣṇa- etc.  |
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madhusūdana | m. Name of various scholars  |
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madhusūdanaśikṣā | f. Name of work  |
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madhusūdanāyatana | n. a temple of viṣṇu-  |
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madhusūdanī | f. Beta Bengalensis  |
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madhusūdanī | f. Name of various authors (also with guru-, go-svāmin-, ṭhakkura-, dīkṣita-, dujanti-, paṇḍita-and ta-rāja-, vācas-pati-sarasvatī-)  |
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madhvamukhamardana | n. Name of work  |
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madhyadanta | m. a front tooth  |
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mādrinandana | m. metron. of saha-deva- and nakula-  |
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mahādanta | m. the tusk of an elephant  |
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mahādanta | mfn. having large teeth or tusks (said of śiva-)  |
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mahādanta | m. an elephant with long tusks  |
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mahāpuruṣadantā | f. Asparagus Racemosus ( )  |
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mahāpuruṣadantikā | f. Asparagus Racemosus ( )  |
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mahāsahasrapramardana | n. Name of a sūtra-  |
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mahāsahasrapramardanī | f. Name of one of the 5 great tutelary goddesses  |
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mahaudanī | f. Asparagus Racemosus  |
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mahiṣārdana | m. "tormenter of mahiṣa-", Name of skanda-  |
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mahiṣasūdanī | f. equals -ghātinī-  |
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mahiṣāsurasūdanī | f.( )  |
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maindamardana | m. "slayer of mainda-", Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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mālākuṭadantī | f. Name of a rākṣasī-  |
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mallikāchadana | n. a lamp-shade  |
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māṃsabhūtodana | n. boiled rice mixed with meat  |
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māṃsapiṇḍagṛhitavadana | mfn. carrying a lump of flesh in the mouth  |
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māṃsaudana | m. meat and boiled rice  |
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māṃsaudanapiṇḍa | m. a ball of meat and boiled rice  |
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māṃsaudanika | mf(ī-)n. gaRa guḍādi-.  |
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māṃsodana | m. equals māṃsaudana-  |
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manaḥśilācandanadhāvana | n. a fluid prepared from red arsenic and sandal  |
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mandana | mf(ā-)n. gay, cheerful  |
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mandana | mf(ā-)n. equals mandra-  |
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mandana | m. Name of a pupil of śaṃkarācārya- (also -miśra-). (see maṇḍana-)  |
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mandana | n. (with a sect of pāśupata-s) Name of a particular limping gait  |
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mandana | n. praise, eulogium  |
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mandana | mandayu- etc. See .  |
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mandanāga | m. (prob. wrong reading for malla-nāga-) = vātsyāyana-  |
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mandavedana | mfn. causing little pain ( mandavedanatā -tā- f.)  |
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mandavedanatā | f. mandavedana |
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maṇipūravibhedana | n. Name of a jewel  |
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maṇiradana | mfn. pearl-toothed  |
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mardana | mf(ī-)n. crushing, grinding, rubbing, bruising, paining, tormenting, ruining, destroying etc. (see candrārka--, samara--and samiti-m-)  |
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mardana | mf(ī-)n. Name of a king of the vidyā-dhara-s  |
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mardana | n. the act of crushing or grinding or destroying  |
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mardana | n. rubbing, anointing etc. ( mardanaśālā -śālā- f. ), cleaning or combing (the hair;See keśa-m-)  |
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mardana | n. friction id est opposition (of planets;See graha-m-).  |
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mardanaśālā | f. mardana |
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mardanī | f. a cover for the feet  |
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mardanīya | mfn. to be crushed or trodden down  |
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mardanīya | mfn. to be rubbed or touched  |
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mārgavinodana | n. entertainment on a journey  |
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markaṭadanta | mf(ā-or ī-)n. monkey-toothed  |
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marmabhedana | m. "piercer of the vitals", an arrow  |
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marunandana | m. Name of a prince  |
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matabhedana | n. Name of work  |
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mātṛnandana | m. "mother's joy", Name of kārttikeya-  |
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matsyādanī | f. Commelina Salicifolia  |
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mattadantin | m. a furious or ruttish elephant  |
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maudaneyaka | mfn. gaRa kattry-ādi-.  |
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maudanika | mf(ā-or ī-)n. (fr. modana-) gaRa kāśy-ādi-.  |
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medana | n. the act of fattening  |
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medinīnandana | m. equals -ja-  |
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mitranandana | mfn. gladdening one's friends  |
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modana | mfn. (fr. Causal) gladdening, delighting, gratifying (mostly in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound')  |
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modana | n. the act of gladdening etc.  |
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modana | n. wax (equals ucchiṣṭa-m-)  |
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modanātha | m. Name of an author  |
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modanī | f. musk  |
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modanīya | mfn. to be rejoiced at, delightful  |
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mṛgādana | m. "animal-devourer", a hyena  |
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mṛgādana | m. a hunting leopard  |
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mṛgādanasahadevī | f.  |
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mṛgādanī | f. coloquintida  |
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mṛgādanī | f. Sida Rhombifolia  |
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mṛtanandana | m. a kind of hall with 58 pillars  |
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mudgaudana | m. a soup made of beans and rice  |
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muktitrayabhedanirūpaṇa | n. Name of work  |
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muramardana | m. "slayer or foe of mura-", Name of kṛṣṇa-, or viṣṇu-  |
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mūṣikādanta | mfn. "mouse-toothed", having the teeth of a mouse  |
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nabhaḥprabhedana | m. Name of a descendant of virūpa- and author of  |
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nābhicchedana | n. equals -kṛntana-  |
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nadana | mfn. sounding  |
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nadanadī | (in compound) the male and female rivers  |
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nadanadībhartṛ | m. "id.", the ocean  |
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nadanadīpati | m. "lord of male and female rivers", Name of the sindhu-  |
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nadanadīpati | m. of the ocean  |
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nadaniman | mfn. humming, murmuring  |
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nadanu | m. noise, din  |
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nadanu | m. the sound of approbation  |
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nadanu | m. war, battle  |
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nadanu | m. a cloud (nad/anu-)  |
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nadanu | m. a lion  |
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nadanu | m. a cloud,  |
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nadanumat | mfn. roaring, thundering  |
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nāgadanta | m. elephant's tusk or ivory  |
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nāgadanta | m. a peg in the wall to hang things upon  |
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nāgadantā | f. Name of an apsaras- (varia lectio -dattā-)  |
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nāgadantaka | m. equals -danta- m.  |
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nāgadantaka | n. a particular posture in yoga-,  |
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nāgadantamaya | mf(ī-)n. made of ivory  |
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nāgadantī | f. Tiaridium Indicum  |
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nāgadantī | f. Heliotropium Indicum  |
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nāgadantikā | f. Tragia Involucrata  |
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naiṣadhānandanāṭaka | n. Name of a drama.  |
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nakhacchedana | n. ( ) nail-cutting.  |
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nakhavādana | ( ) ( ) n. "nail-music", noise made with the finger-nails.  |
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nakṣatrapatinandana | m. the planet Mercury  |
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nalinīnandana | n. Name of a garden of kubera-  |
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namucisūdana | m. "destroyer of namuci-" idem or '( ) m. "hater or killer of namuci-", Name of indra-.'  |
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namucisūdanasārathi | m. indra-'s charioteer mātali-  |
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nandana | mf(ā-)n. (the initial n-is not changeable to ṇ- gaRa kṣubhnādi-) rejoicing, gladdening (see daka-)  |
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nandana | m. a son etc. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' also naka- )  |
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nandana | m. a frog (see daka-)  |
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nandana | m. a kind of poisonous plant, (also f. Scholiast or Commentator)  |
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nandana | m. a particular form of temple  |
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nandana | m. (in music) a kind of measure  |
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nandana | m. Name of viṣṇu- or śiva-  |
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nandana | m. of an attendant of skanda-  |
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nandana | m. of a siddha-  |
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nandana | m. of a deity (varia lectio nanda-)  |
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nandana | m. (with jaina-s) of the 7th of the 9 white bala-s  |
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nandana | m. of a mountain  |
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nandana | m. of several authors (also -bhaṭṭācārya-and -miśra-)  |
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nandana | m. of the 26th year in a Jupiter cycle of 60 years  |
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nandanā | f. daughter (see kula--)  |
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nandana | n. gladdening or gladness a divine garden, (especially) indra-'s paradise etc. |
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nandana | n. Name of a sword (see daka-)  |
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nandana | n. Name of a metre  |
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nāndana | n. ( nand-or nandana-) a pleasure garden, paradise  |
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nandanadruma | m. tree of the divine garden  |
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nandanaja | m. "grown in the divine garden", yellow sandal-wood  |
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nandanakānana | n. Name of a wood  |
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nandanamālā | f. Name of a garland worn by kṛṣṇa-  |
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nandanandana | m. equals -kumāra-  |
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nandanandanī | f. " nanda-'s daughter", Name of durgā-  |
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nandanātha | m. Name of authors  |
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nandanavana | n. divine grove  |
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nandanodbhava | m. equals na-ja-  |
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nandanta | mf(ī-)n. rejoicing, gladdening  |
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nandanta | m. son, friend, king  |
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nandantī | f. daughter  |
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naradanta | m. a man's tooth  |
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narakavedanā | f. Name of work  |
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nardana | m. "roarer", Name of a nāga-rāja-  |
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nardana | n. sounding, roaring  |
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nardana | n. celebrating, praising aloud  |
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nardanīya | mfn. to be sounded  |
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nardanīya | mfn. to be celebrated or praised aloud  |
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nāsāsaṃvedana | m. Momordica Charantia  |
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naṣṭavedana | mf(ī-)n. finding any lost object  |
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naṭanānandanātha | m. Name of an author  |
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nigadana | n. reciting from memory  |
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niḥśabdaniścala | mfn. (night) noiseless and motionless  |
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niḥṣyandana | n. a trickling or flowing down, streaming, dropping (equals ni-syanda-,m.)  |
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nijātmānandanātha | m. Name of an author  |
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nindana | n. reproach, censure, blame  |
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nindanīya | mfn. blamable, reprehensible  |
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nirdanta | mfn. (elephant) having no teeth or tusks  |
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nirdayadantadaṃśa | m. unmerciful or passionate biting (with the teeth)  |
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nirhrādana | n. sound, cry  |
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nirvāṇasaṃcodana | m. a particular samādhi-,  |
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niśādana | m. equals niśāvana-  |
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niṣadana | n. sitting down, dwelling, residing (see uṣṭra-niṣ-, krauñca-niṣ-).  |
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niṣpādana | n. effecting, causing, producing  |
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niṣpādanīya | mfn. to be effected or brought about or achieved  |
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nistodana | n. piercing, pricking, stinging  |
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niṣūdana | m. idem or 'm. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') killer, slayer, destroyer '  |
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niṣūdana | m. removing, destroying  |
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niṣūdana | n. killing, slaughter  |
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nivedana | mfn. announcing, proclaiming  |
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nivedana | m. Name of śiva-  |
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nivedana | n. making known, publishing, announcement, communication, information (ātma-niv-,presentation or introduction of one's self) etc.  |
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nivedana | n. delivering, entrusting, offering, dedicating  |
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nivedana | n. (in dramatic language) the reminding a person of a neglected duty  |
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nodana | mfn. driving away, removing  |
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nodana | n. equals noda-  |
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nodana | n. impelling, impulse  |
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nṛmādana | mfn. gladdening men  |
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nṛṣadana | n. assemblage or residence of men  |
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odana | mn. ( ud- ), grain mashed and cooked with milk, porridge, boiled rice, any pap or pulpy substance etc.  |
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odana | m. cloud  |
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odanabhojikā | f. eating boiled rice on  |
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odanāhvā | f. Name of a plant  |
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odanāhvayā | f. Name of a plant  |
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odanapac | mfn. (Nominal verb - pak-), Sch.  |
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odanapacana | m. Name of the fire on the southern altar  |
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odanapākī | f. ( ) Barleria Caerulea  |
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odanapāṇinīya | m. one who becomes a pupil of or studies the work of pāṇini- only for the sake of getting boiled rice on on  |
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odanapiṇḍa | m. a ball of boiled rice,  |
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odanaprati | ind. on .  |
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odanasava | m. a particular oblation commentator or commentary on  |
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odanavat | mfn. provided with boiled rice  |
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odanī | f. Sida Cordifolia  |
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odanika | mf(ī-)n. receiving boiled rice on  |
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odanikā | f. Sida Cordifolia  |
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odanīya | Nom. P. odanīyati-, to wish for boiled rice commentator or commentary on  |
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odanīya | mfn. consisting of or belonging to boiled rice, gaRa apūpādi-, pāṇ-.  |
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odanya | mfn. idem or 'mfn. consisting of or belonging to boiled rice, gaRa apūpādi-, pāṇ-. '  |
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okodanī | f. idem or ' okaṇi- m. a bug '  |
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pādābhivādana | n. equals da-vandana-  |
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pādābhivandana | n. equals da-vandana-  |
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pādacchedana | n. cutting off a foot  |
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padana | mfn. who or what goes or moves (see ) .  |
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pādanakha | m. a toe-nail  |
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pādanālikā | f. an ornament for the feet, an anklet  |
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pādanamra | mfn. bowing down to the feet of any one  |
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padanī | mfn. following the steps of another  |
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pādanicrit | mfn. (a metre) wanting one syllable in each pāda- (wrong reading -ni-vrit-)  |
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padanidhana | mfn. having the nidhana- (q.v) at the end of every quarter of a verse (as a sāman-),  |
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pādaniketa | m. a foot-stool  |
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pādaniṣka | m. a quarter of a niṣka- (sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order)  |
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padanīya | mfn. to be investigated ( padanīyatva -tva- n. )  |
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padanīyatva | n. padanīya |
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padanuṣaṅga | m. anything appended to a pada- or quarter of a verse (see padānuṣ-).  |
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padanyāsa | m. putting down the feet, step, footmark etc.  |
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padanyāsa | m. position of the feet in a particular attitude  |
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padanyāsa | m. conduct, procedure (?) idem or 'm. position of the feet in a particular attitude '  |
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padanyāsa | m. writing down (quarters of) verses  |
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padanyāsa | m. Asteracantha Longifolia or Tribulus Lanuginosus  |
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pādanyāsa | m. putting down or placing the feet  |
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pādanyāsa | m. casting rays (said of the moon)  |
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pādanyāsa | m. a dance or measured step  |
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pādasvedana | n. causing perspiration in the feet  |
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pādasvedanika | mfn. produced by it gaRa akṣa-dyūtādi-.  |
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pādavandana | n. "saluting the foot", respectful salutation  |
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pādavandanika | mfn. accompanied by a respectful salutation  |
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pākaniṣaṃdana | m. "foe or destroyer of the daitya- pāka-", Name of indra-  |
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palādana | m. "flesh-eater", a rākṣasa-  |
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palalaudana | n. a pap made of ground sesamum seeds on  |
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pāṃsucandana | m. Name of śiva-  |
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pāṃsumardana | m. "dust-destroyer", an excavation for water round the root of a tree (equals ālavāla-)  |
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pañcaudana | mfn. prepared with fivefold pulp of mashed grain etc.  |
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pāñcaudanika | mf(ī-)n. (fr. pañcaūdana-)  |
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pañcavadanastotra | n. Name of a stotra- (see pañcavaktra-st-).  |
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pāṇḍaradanta | mfn. having white teeth or tusks (elephant)  |
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pāṇḍusūdanarasa | m. a particular preparation made of quicksilver |
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paṅkadanta | mfn. having mud or clay between the teeth |
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pāpasūdanatīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha- (see -vināśana-t-).  |
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parabhedana | ( ) mfn. destroying enemies.  |
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paracakrasūdana | m. destroyer of it  |
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parādana | m. a horse of Persian breed  |
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paradhanāsvādanasukha | n. feeding luxuriously at another's expense  |
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paramāhlādana | mfn. most delightful or agreeable,  |
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paramapadanirṇāyaka | m. Name of work  |
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pardana | n. breaking wind  |
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paricchedana | n. ( ) discriminating, dividing  |
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paricchedana | n. the division of a book  |
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paricchedana | n. joyful laughter (?).  |
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parimardana | n. idem or 'm. crushing, wearing out, using up, destroying '  |
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parimardana | n. rubbing in  |
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parimardana | n. a remedy for rubbing in  |
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parīndana | n. gratification, present  |
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parinindana | n. gaRa kṣubhnādi-.  |
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parispandana | n. throbbing, vibration, motion  |
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pariṣyandana | n. dropping, oozing  |
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parisyandana | n. dropping, oozing  |
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parivadana | n. reviling, accusing, clamouring  |
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parivedana | n. idem or 'm. complete or accurate knowledge ' (varia lectio pada-v-).  |
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parivedana | n. the marrying of a younger brother before the elder  |