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Grammar Search

"jvara" has 2 results

jvara: masculine vocative singular stem: jvara

jvara: second person singular present imperative class 1 parasmaipada √jvar

Amarakosha Search

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Word	Reference	Gender	Number	Synonyms	Definition

jvaraḥ	2.4.38	Masculine	Singular	jūrtiḥ

santāpaḥ		Masculine	Singular	saṃjvaraḥ	becomin very hot,gear of burning heat

Monier-Williams Search

88 results for jvara

jvara

m. (gaRa vṛṣādi-) fever (differing according to the different doṣas- or humors of the body supposed to be affected by it;"leader and king of all diseases"

)

etc.

jvara

m. fever of the soul, mental pain, affliction, grief

jvarabrahmāstra

n. Name of a febrifuge.

jvaracikitsā

f. medical treatment of fever.

jvaradhūmaketu

m. Name of a febrifuge

jvaraghna

mfn. febrifuge

jvaraghna

m. equals rāri-

jvaraghna

m. Chenopodium album

jvarahantrī

f. "febrifuge", Rubia Munjista

jvarahara

mfn. febrifuge

jvarakṣaya

m. "anti-febrile", Costus speciosus

jvaranāśaka

mfn. equals -hara-.

jvaranāśinī

f. equals -hantrī-

jvaranāśinī

f. equals r/ari-

jvaranirnaya

m. Name of a medical work.

jvarapralāpa

m. delirious words

abhicārajvara

m. a fever caused by magical spells.

abhiṣaṅgajvara

m. a fever supposed to be caused by evil spirits.

abhiśāpajvara

m. fever caused by a curse (see abhi-śastaka-at end.)

āmajvara

m. fever produced by indigestion

aṅgajvara

mfn. causing fever

apajvara

mfn. free from fever,

asaṃjvara

mfn. feeling no (beat of) anger or grief.

dāhajvara

m. inflammatory fever

garbhāgārajvara

m. equals rbha-vāsa-kleśa-

gatajvara

mfn. freed from fever or sickness, convalescent, recovered

gatajvara

mfn. free from trouble or grief

girijvara

m. equals -kaṇṭaka-

girijvarasamudbhava

m. (equals giri-ja-), red chalk, ruddle

himajvara

m. fever with cold paroxysms, ague

hṛdayajvara

m. anguish of heart,

jīrṇajvara

m. a lingering fever with diminishing intensity

jīrṇajvarahara

m. "removing that fever", Name of a plant

jīrṇāmayajvara

m. equals ṇa-jv-

kandarpajvara

m. passion, desire

kaphajvara

m. fever arising from excess of phlegm.

karṇajvara

m. affection of the ears.

madajvara

m. the fever of passion or pride

mahājvara

m. great affliction

maithunajvara

m. sexual passion

manojvara

m. heart-ache,

mastakajvara

m. "head-fever", head-ache

nāsājvara

m. a kind of disease of the nose (= nakra-)

navajvararipurasa

m. Name of particular medicaments

nirjvara

mfn. feverless, healthy

nityajvara

m. uninterrupted fever

palalajvara

m. gall, bile

(see palāgni-).

pālijvara

m. a kind of fever

pittajvara

m. a bilious fever

prākṛtajvara

m. common fever (occurring from affections of the wind in the rainy season, of the bile in the autumn, and of the phlegm in the spring)

rasajvara

m. (prob.) a gastric fever

m. a crow

m. a crow

m. fresh fever

mfn. having fever, feverish

saṃjvara

m. great beat or fever (also applied to the heat of anger or any violent agitation; raṃ-kri-,"to feel agitated")

(in a-s- q.v)

etc.

saṃjvarakara

mfn. causing agitation

saṃjvaravat

mfn. full of heat or fever (See sneha-s-)

saṃnipātajvara

m. a dangerous fever resulting from morbid condition of the three humours (one of the 8 kinds of fever)

saṃtatajvara

m. continuous fever

śāntajvara

mfn. one whose fever or grief is alleviated

sāntarnidāghajvaram

ind. with an internal burning fever,

sarvajvara

m. all kinds of fever, (or) fever arising from disturbances of all the humours

sarvajvarahara

mfn. removing such fever. (

)

sarvajvarajvarāpaha

mfn. removing such fever. (

)

sarvajvaravipāka

m. Name of chapter of the

satatajvara

n. constant fever, one not intermitting

śirojvara

m. fever with head-ache

śītajvara

m. a fever with cold fits

śleṣmajvara

m. a fever caused by phlegm

śleṣmajvaranidāna

n. "phlegm-origin", Name of work

śleṣmapittajvara

m. fever caused by phlegm and bile

smarajvara

m. "love-fever", ardent love

snehasaṃjvaravat

mfn. smitten with the fever of love

taruṇajvara

m. "slight fever", a fever that lasts a week

tṛtīyakajvara

m. tertian ague.

vātajvara

m. "wind-fever", fever arising from vitiated wind

vātajvarapratīkāra

m. the remedying or counteraction of the above disease

vātapittajvara

m. a fever arising from the wind and from the bile

vātaśleṣmajvara

m. a fever ascribed to the wind and phlegm

vigatajvara

mfn. cured of fever, freed from feverishness or morbid feeling, freed from trouble or distress of mind

vigatajvara

mfn. exempt from decay

vijvara

mf(ā-)n. free from fever or pain

vijvara

mf(ā-)n. free from distress or anxiety, cheerful

etc.

vijvara

mf(ā-)n. exempt from decay

virahajvara

m. the anguish of separation

viṣajvara

m. a buffalo

(varia lectio -tvara-).

viṣamajvara

m. irregular (chronic) fever

Apte Search

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jvara	ज्वर a. [ज्वर् भावे थ] 1 Heated, feverish. -2 Excited, inflamed. -रः 1 Fever, feverish heat (in medicine); स्वेद्यमानज्वरं प्राज्ञः को$म्भसा परिषिञ्चति Śi.2.54; also used fig.; दर्पज्वरः, मदनज्वरः, मदज्वरः &c. -2 Fever of the soul, mental pain, affliction, distress, grief, sorrow; व्येतु ते मनसो ज्वरः Rām.; मनसस्तदुपस्थिते ज्वरे R.8.84; Bg.3. 3. -रा Fever. -Comp. -अग्निः the paroxysm of fever. -अङ्कुशः a febrifuge. -अन्तकः Cathartocarpus fistula. -अरिः 'febrifuge', cocculus cordifolius. -क्षयः antifebrile. -गण्डः N. of a disease; जलोदरे तृषारोगे ज्वरगण्डे विषूचके Mb.12.33.6. -प्रतीकारः cure of fever, febrifuge. -हन्त्री 'febrifuge', Rubia Munjsta. -हर a. febrifuge.

vijvara	विज्वर a. Free from fever, anxiety or distress.

saṃjvaraḥ	संज्वरः 1 Great heat, fever; यत्स्नेहसंज्वरवता हृदयेन नित्यम् Māl.9.36; Ms.4.185. -2 Heat. -3 Indignation.

Macdonell Search

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jvara	m. fever; sorrow: -pralâpa, m. delirious raving.

āmajvara	m. dysentery.

dāhajvara	m. burning fever.

sajvara	a. suffering from fever.

saṃjvara	m. heat, fever: -m kri, feel agitated: -kara, a. agitating (--°ree;).

Bloomfield Vedic
Concordance

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aṅgabhedam	aṅgajvaram # AVś.9.8.5a. Cf. next but one, and aṅgebhyo aṅgajvaraṃ.

aṅgebhyo	aṅgajvaraṃ tava # AVś.5.30.8d; AVP.9.13.8d. Cf. under aṅgabhedam aṅgajvaram.

Vedabase Search

28 results


jvara	of a fever	SB 5.12.2

jvara	the heat	SB 5.8.25

jvara-maraṇa-daśāyām	in the case of having a high fever at the time of death	SB 5.3.12

jvara-maraṇa-daśāyām	in the case of having a high fever at the time of death	SB 5.3.12

jvara-maraṇa-daśāyām	in the case of having a high fever at the time of death	SB 5.3.12

jvaraḥ	a fever	SB 6.14.37

jvaraḥ	fever	SB 4.29.23-25

jvaraḥ	the fever weapon	SB 10.63.30

jvaraḥ	the personification of fever who serves him, Lord Śiva	SB 10.63.22

jvaraḥ uvāca	the fever weapon (of Lord Śiva) said	SB 10.63.25

jvaraḥ uvāca	the fever weapon (of Lord Śiva) said	SB 10.63.25

jvaram	His personified fever (of extreme cold, as opposed to the extreme heat of the Śiva-jvara)	SB 10.63.23

jvarau	the two fevers	SB 10.63.23

dharā-jvaraḥ	the distress on the earth	SB 10.1.22

gata-jvaraḥ	freed of his feverish condition	SB 10.75.30

vigata-jvaraḥ	without being lethargic	BG 3.30

dharā-jvaraḥ	the distress on the earth	SB 10.1.22

māheśvaraḥ jvaraḥ	the Māheśvara-jvara	SB 10.63.24

gata-jvaraḥ	freed of his feverish condition	SB 10.75.30

mastaka-jvaram	the headache	SB 7.8.35

māheśvaraḥ jvaraḥ	the Māheśvara-jvara	SB 10.63.24

mastaka-jvaram	the headache	SB 7.8.35

vigata-jvaraḥ	without being lethargic	BG 3.30

vijvaraḥ	without anxiety	SB 3.14.19

vijvaraḥ	without a burning (from the Sudarśana cakra)	SB 9.5.10

vijvaraḥ	freed from all burning	SB 9.5.11

vijvaraḥ	free of distress	SB 10.52.32

vijvaraiḥ	who were relieved of their fever	SB 10.50.35-36

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jvara	noun (masculine) affliction (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) fever (differing according to the different Doshas or humors of the body supposed to be affected by it) (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) fever of the soul (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) grief (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) mental pain (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) [gramm.] the root jvar Frequency rank 233/72933

jvaracikitsika	adjective relating to/healing fever Frequency rank 53101/72933

jvaracikitsita	noun (neuter) name of Aṣṭāṅgahṛdayasaṃhitā, Cik. 1 name of Carakasaṃhitā, Cik. 3 Frequency rank 28124/72933

jvaragajahari	noun (masculine) name of an alchemical preparation Frequency rank 53099/72933

jvaraghna	noun (masculine) Chenopodium album (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 53100/72933

jvaraghnī	noun (feminine) a kind of vegetable a kind of pill Frequency rank 24045/72933

jvarahantrī	noun (feminine) Rubia Munjista (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 53105/72933

jvaranidāna	noun (neuter) name of Aṣṭāṅgahṛdayasaṃhitā, Nid. 2 name of Carakasaṃhitā, Nid. 1 name of Garuḍapurāṇa, 1.147 Frequency rank 28126/72933

jvaranidānādika	noun (neuter) name of Garuḍapurāṇa, 1.147 Frequency rank 53102/72933

jvaranāśinī	noun (feminine) jvarāri (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) a kind of pill Frequency rank 28125/72933

jvarapratiṣedha	noun (masculine) name of Suśrutasaṃhiṭā, Utt. 39 Frequency rank 53103/72933

jvararāja	noun (masculine) a kind of alchemical preparation Frequency rank 53104/72933

jvaravant	adjective Frequency rank 28127/72933

jvaray	verb (class 10 parasmaipada) Frequency rank 6317/72933

ajvara	adjective free of fever Frequency rank 31483/72933

apajvara	adjective Frequency rank 23053/72933

asaṃjvara	adjective feeling no (beat of) anger or grief (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 32850/72933

āmajvara	noun (masculine) fever produced by indigestion (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 46516/72933

jīrṇajvara	noun (masculine) a lingering fever with diminishing intensity (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 7681/72933

navajvara	noun (masculine) [medic.] a kind of fever Frequency rank 11307/72933

navajvaramurāri	noun (masculine) a kind of alchemical preparation Frequency rank 55743/72933

mahājvara	noun (masculine) name of a being accompanying Gaṇeśa Frequency rank 61703/72933

vijvara	adjective cheerful (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) exempt from decay (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) free from distress or anxiety (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) free from fever or pain (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 8339/72933

viṣamajvara	noun (masculine) irregular fever Frequency rank 4016/72933

śītakajvara	noun (masculine) [medic.] śītajvara Frequency rank 40057/72933

śītajvara	noun (masculine) a fever with cold fits (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 9487/72933

śleṣmajvara	noun (masculine) a fever caused by phlegm (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 68313/72933

sadyojvara	noun (masculine) fresh fever (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 68735/72933

saṃjvara	noun (masculine) great beat or fever (also applied to the heat of anger or any violent agitation) (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 20262/72933

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abhinyāsajvara	an acute kind of fever where all three humors participate; fever that is difficult to cure with various signs and symptoms similar to swine flu, typhoid et Century It is one of the 4 subtypes of tridoṣaja fevers.
abhiṣangajvara	fever due to evil spirits or fear, grief , anger etc; viral fevers and fever caused by stress and anxiety are grouped under this heading .
abhiśāpajvara	fever due to curse of elders, gods etc; stress induced fever.
āgantu,āgantuka	stray; accidental; incidental; invasive; āgantu,āgantukajvara exogenous fever.
anyedyuṣkajvara	fever that appears at any one time in a day.
cāturthikajvara	fever that appears on the fourth day repeatedly; quarton malaria (vivax malaria).
hataujasajvara	Go to abhinyāsa jvara.
jīrṇajvara	chronic fever.
jvara	fever; pyrexia; disease; jvarasamhāri febrifuge.
jvaramurāriras	herbo-mineral preparation used to treat fevers.
jvaravivaraṇa	a text written by Narasimha pandita in the 19th Century about human medicine.
mandajvara	low grade fever.
navajvara	acute fever; new pain or sorrow.
ojoniruddhajvara	one of the four tridoṣaja fevers, difficult to cure.
pralepaka	1. anointing, smearing; 2. lime made of calcined shelss; pralepakajvara hectic fever.
purāṇajvara	chronic fever.
santata	continued; santatajvara fever without relapse for many days.
sanyāsajvara	one of the four tridoṣaja fevers, difficult to cure.
satata	constant, uninterrupted, satatajvara double quotidian fever; fever appearing twice a day.
śvasanakajvara	pneumonia; inflammatory condition of the lung affecting alveoli, the microscopic air sacs.
tritīyakajvara	fever that appears on the third day repeatedly.
viṣamajvara	intermittent fever.

Wordnet Search

"jvara" has 20 results.


jvara	mahiṣaḥ, lulāpaḥ, sairibhaḥ, yamāhanaḥ, viṣajvaran, vaṃśabhīruḥ, rajasvalaḥ, ānūpaḥ, raktākṣaḥ, aśvāriḥ, krodhī, kaluṣaḥ, mattaḥ, viṣāṇī, gavalī, balī mahiṣajātīyaḥ pumān paśuḥ। saḥ mahiṣaṃ halena yunakti।
jvara	nirāmaya, vārta, kalya, uttama, kuśala, kuśalavat, nīruja, kuśalin, kuśali, nirvyādhi, paṭu, ullāgha, laghu, agada, nirjvara, vigada, viroga, anāmaya, aruk aroga, arogin, arogya āyuṣmat, ārogyavat, nirātaṅka, ayakṣma, sahārogya, sustha, susthita nirgataḥ āmayo yasmāt। sarve nirāmayāḥ santu।
jvara	śītajvaraḥ raṇaraṇasya daṃśena āgataḥ jvaraḥ। saḥ śītajvarena pīḍitaḥ।
jvara	jvaraḥ, tāpaḥ, dehadāhaḥ śarīrasya asvasthatāsūcakaḥ dāhaḥ। saḥ jvareṇa pīḍitaḥ asti।
jvara	vajram, kuliśam, bhaduram, paviḥ, śatakoṭiḥ, svaruḥ, śambaḥ, dambholiḥ, aśaniḥ, kulīśam, bhidiram, bhiduḥ, svarus, sambaḥ, saṃvaḥ, aśanī, vajrāṃśaniḥ, jambhāriḥ, tridaśāyudham, śatadhāram, śatāram, āpotram, akṣajam, girikaṇṭakaḥ, gauḥ, abhrottham, meghabhūtiḥ, girijvaraḥ, jāmbaviḥ, dambhaḥ, bhidraḥ, ambujam, hlādinī, didyut, nemiḥ, hetiḥ, namaḥ. sṛkaḥ, vṛkaḥ, vadhaḥ, arkaḥ, kutasaḥ , kuliśaḥ, tujaḥ, tigmam, meniḥ, svadhitiḥ sāyakaḥ, paraśuḥ indrasya pradhānaṃ śastram। ekadā indreṇa hanumān vajreṇa prahṛtaḥ।
jvara	kaphajvaraḥ kaphāt utpannaḥ jvaraḥ। saḥ rogī kaphajvareṇa pīḍitaḥ।
jvara	mañjiṣṭhā, vikasā, jiṅgī, samaṅgā, kālameṣikā, maṇḍūkaparṇī, bhaṇḍīrī, bhaṇḍī, yojanavallī, kālameṣī, kālī, jiṅgiḥ, bhaṇḍirī, bhaṇḍiḥ, hariṇī, raktā, gaurī, yojanāvallikā, vaprā, rohiṇī, citralatā, citrā, citrāṅgī, jananī, vijayā, mañjūṣā, raktayaṣṭikā, kṣatriṇī, rāgāḍhyā, kālabhāṇḍikā, aruṇā, jvarahantrī, chatrā, nāgakumārikā, bhaṇḍīralatikā, rāgāṅgī, vastrabhūṣaṇā latāprakāraḥ yasyāḥ puṣpāṇi pītāni tathā ca laghūni santi। mañjiṣṭhāyāḥ daṇḍāt tathā ca sūlāt raktaḥ varṇaḥ prāpyate।
jvara	viṣamajvaraḥ, saṃtatajvaraḥ rogaviśeṣaḥ- āntrīyajvaraprakāraḥ। mohanaḥ viṣamajvareṇa pīḍitaḥ।
jvara	trayaḥ, tisraḥ, trīṇi, kālaḥ, agniḥ, bhuvanam, gaṅgāmārgaḥ, śivacakṣuḥ, guṇaḥ, grīvārekhā, kālidāsakāvyam, valiḥ, sandhyā, puram, puṣakaram, rāmaḥ, viṣṇuḥ, jvarapādaḥ ekaḥ adhikaḥ dvau iti kṛtvā prāptā saṃkhyā। pañca iti saṅkhyātaḥ yadā dvau iti saṅkhyā nyūnīkṛtā tadā trayaḥ iti saṃṅkhyā prāptā।
jvara	asthibhañjaka-jvaraḥ eḍīja ijipṭī iti nāmnaḥ maśakasya daṃśāt prādurbhavan jvaraḥ। asthibhañjaka-jvare śarīre cihnāni udbhavanti।
jvara	nāsājvaraḥ nāsikāyāṃ jātayā granthinā udbhūtaḥ jvaraḥ। śyāmā nāsājvareṇa pīḍitaḥ asti।
jvara	tandrilasannipātajvaraḥ sannipātajvaraprakāraḥ। tandrilasannipātajvare vāmakukṣiḥ āgacchati।
jvara	vātajvaraḥ jvaraviśeṣaḥ। vātajvaraḥ vātaprakopāt udbhavati।
jvara	malajvaraḥ jvaraviśeṣaḥ। malajvaraḥ malāvarodhāt udbhavati।
jvara	jvaranāśaka yaḥ jvaraṃ dūrīkaroti। vaidyena jvaranāśakāni auṣadhāni kathitāni।
jvara	śītajvaraḥ, jvaraḥ, śītagātraḥ, śītarūraḥ, śītāṅgaḥ śaityasya jvarasya ca paryāyavṛttiḥ। śītajvaraḥ viṣāṇujaḥ rogaḥ asti।
jvara	nirjvara jvararahitaḥ। vaidyena nirjvaraḥ puruṣaḥ gṛhaṃ preṣitaḥ।
jvara	jvaradhūmaketuḥ ekaḥ jvarāṅkuśaḥ । jvaradhumaketoḥ ullekhaḥ bhāvaprakāśe asti
jvara	jvaranirṇayaḥ ekā vaidyakīyā kṛtiḥ । jvaranirṇayasya ullekhaḥ koṣe asti
jvara	jvarabrahmāstram ekaḥ jvarāṅkuśaḥ । jvarabrahmāṅkuśasya ullekhaḥ koṣe asti

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