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kuru: second person singular present imperative class 8 parasmaipada √kṛ

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Word	Gender	Number	Synonyms

kuruṇṭakaḥ	Masculine	Singular

kuruvindaḥ	Masculine	Singular	meghanāmā, mustā, mustakam

Monier-Williams Search

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kuru

m. plural Name of a people of India and of their country (situated near the country of the pañcāla-s;hence often connected with pañcāla- or pañcāla- [see kuru-pañc-below]: the uttara-kuravaḥ-,or uttarāḥ kuravaḥ-are the northern kuru-s, the most northerly of the four mahā-dvīpa-s or principal divisions of the known world [distinguished from the dakṣiṇāḥ kuravaḥ-or southern kuru-s

], by other systems regarded as one of the nine divisions or varṣa-s of the same;it was probably a country beyond the most northern range of the himālaya-, often described as a country of everlasting happiness[

etc.], and considered by some to be the ancient home of the Aryan race)

kuru

m. equals ṛtvijas- (priests)

kuru

m. equals kartāras- ("doers" , fr.1. kṛ-) commentator or commentary on

kuru

m. Name of the ancestor of the kuru-s (son of saṃvaraṇa- and tapatī-, daughter of the sun[

]; kuru- is the ancestor of both pāṇḍu- and dhṛta-rāṣṭra-, though the patronymic derived from his name is usually applied only to the sons of the latter, the sons and descendants of the former being called pāṇḍava-s)

kuru

m. Name of a son of āgnīdhra- and grandson of priya-vrata-

kuru

m. boiled rice

kuru

m. the plant Solanum Jacquini (equals kaṇṭakārikā-)

kuru

f. (ūs-) a princess of the kuru- race

(see kaurava-,etc.)

kurubāhu

m. a kind of bird

kurubilva

m. a ruby

kurubilvaka

m. equals kulmāṣa-

kurucara

mf(ī-)n. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).

kurucilla

m. a crab

kurugārhapata

n. ?

kuruha

m. "growing from the earth", a tree

kuruhāra

m. Name of an agra-hāra-

kurujāṅgala

n. Name of a country

etc.

kurujāṅgala

m. plural the inhabitants of that country

kuruka

m. Name of a prince (varia lectio for ruruka-)

kurukandaka

n. horse-radish (Raphanus sativus)

kurukata

m. Name of a man gaRa gargādi- and anuśatikādi-.

kurukṣetra

n. "the field of the kuru-s", Name of an extensive plain near Delhi (the scene of the great battles between the kuru-s and pāṇḍu-s)

etc.

kurukṣetra

m. plural the inhabitants of that country (renowned for their bravery)

kurukṣetra

m. plural (wrong reading for kaurukṣ-)

kurukṣetraka

m. plural the inhabitants of the kuru-kṣetra-

kurukṣetrin

mfn. (with yoga-) a solar day, in the course of which three lunar days, three asterisms, and three yogas occur.

kurukullā

f. (fr. ru-kulyā-,"belonging to the kuru- race"?) , Name of a Buddhist deity.

kurukurujāṅgala

n. the country of the kuru-s and kuru-jāṅgala-

kurukurukṣetra

n. the country of the kuru-s and kuru-kṣetra-

kurula

m. a curl or lock of hair (especially on the forehead)

kurumba

m. a kind of orange (equals kula-pālaka-)

kurumbā

f. the plant Phlomis ceylanica (commonly droṇa-puṣpī-)

kurumbī

f. a kind of pepper

kurumbikā

f. the plant Phlomis ceylanica

kurunadikā

f. equals ku-nad- commentator or commentary on

kurunandana

m. a descendant of kuru- (as arjuna-, yudhiṣṭhira-, etc.)

kuruṇḍi

m. Name of a ṛṣi- in the third manv-antara-

kuruṅga

m. Name of a prince

kuruṇṭa

m. yellow amaranth

kuruṇṭa

m. yellow Barleria

kuruṇṭaka

m. yellow amaranth or Barleria

kuruṇṭha

m. yellow amaranth or Barleria

kuruṇṭī

f. a doll, puppet made of wood

kuruṇṭī

f. the wife of a Brahman

kuruṇṭikā

f. idem or 'm. yellow amaranth or Barleria '

kurupañcāla

m. plural the kuru-s and pañcāla-s

kurupañcālatrā

ind. as among the kuru-s and pañcāla-s

kurupāṇḍava

m. dual number and plural the descendants of kuru- (id est of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-) and of pāṇḍu-

kurupatha

m. "Name of a man" See kaurupathi-.

kurupiśaṅgila

mf(ā-)n.?

kurupuṃgava

m. a kuru- chief (in the draupadī-haraṇa- applied to the pāṇḍu- princes).

kururāj

m. "lord of the kuru-s", Name of duryodhana-

kururāja

m. Name of yudhiṣṭhira-

kururājya

n. the kuru- realm.

kururī

for kurarī- q.v

kurusattama

m. idem or 'm. Name of arjuna- '

kuruśravaṇa

m. Name of a prince

kuruśreṣṭha

m. Name of arjuna-

kurusuti

m. Name of a Vedic poet (author of

kuruṭa

m. a kind of pot-herb (Marsilea quadrifolia)

(see kuraṇṭa-.)

kuruta

? gaRa hasty-ādi- (varia lectio)

kurutā

f. a particular high number

kurutapāda

mfn. gaRa hasty-ādi- varia lectio

kuruṭin

m. a horse

kurutīrtha

n. Name of a tīrtha-

kuruvājapeya

m. a particular kind of vājapeya-

kuruvaka

for kurabaka- q.v

kuruvaṃśa

m. Name of a prince

kuruvaṃśaka

m. idem or 'm. Name of a prince '

kuruvarṇaka

m. plural Name of a people

kuruvaśa

m. Name of a prince

kuruvatsa

m. Name of a prince (varia lectio for -vaśa-).

kuruvinda

m. a kind of barley

commentator or commentary on

kuruvinda

m. a fragrant grass (Cyperus rotundus)

kuruvinda

m. the plant Terminalia Catappa

kuruvinda

m. the bud of a flower

kuruvinda

m. equals kulmāṣa- (see kuru-bilvaka-)

kuruvinda

mn. a ruby

kuruvinda

n. black salt

kuruvinda

n. cinnabar

kuruvindaka

m. a wild variety of Dolichos biflorus

kuruvista

m. a pala- of gold (in weight equal to about 700 troy grains)

kuruvṛddha

m. Name of bhīṣma-

devakuru

m. Name of a people and country (associated with the uttara-k-)

devakurumbā

f. Name of a plant (equals mahādroṇa-)

kaukuruṇḍi

m. Name of a teacher

kiṣkuru

a staff, club (varia lectio kiḥk- and kiṃk-,)

madhyakuru

(prob.) m. pl. Name of a country

mṛdaṅkuru

m. Columba Hariola

nikurumba

(

) m. or n. a flock, mass, multitude.

nikurumbaka

(

) m. or n. a flock, mass, multitude.

nīlakuruṇṭaka

sakuruṇḍa

m. yellow Amaranth or Barleria (equals sāk-)

sākuruṇḍa

m. a kind of plant (see sa-k-)

uttarakuru

m. n. one of the nine divisions of the world (the country of the northern kuru-s, situated in the north of India, and described as the country of eternal beatitude).

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kurubaka	कुरुबक = कुरबक q. v.

kuruḥ	कुरुः (pl.) 1 N. of a country situated in the north of India about the site of the modern Delhi; श्रियः कुरूणा- मधिपस्य पालनीम् Ki.1.1; चिराय तस्मिन् कुरवश्चकासति 1.17. -2 The kings of this country. -रुः 1 A priest. -2 Boiled rice. -Comp. -क्षेत्रम् N. of an extensive plain near Delhi, the scene of the great war between the Kauravas and Pāṇḍavas; धर्मक्षेत्रे कुरुक्षेत्रे समवेता युयुत्सवः Bg.1.1; Ms.2.19. -क्षेत्रियोगः a solar day in the course of which three lunar days, three asterisms and three yogas occur. The yoga is indicative of death; पञ्चग्रहयुते मृत्यौ लग्नसंस्थे बृहस्पतौ । सौम्यक्षेत्रगते लग्ने कुरुक्षेत्रे मृति- र्भवेत् ॥ -चिल्लः a crab. -जाङ्गलम् = कुरुक्षेत्र q. v. -नन्दनः epithet of Arjuna; Bg.2.41;6.43. -पञ्चालाः N. of a country; कुरुपञ्चालानां ब्राह्मणाः Bṛi. Up.3.9.19. -बिल्वः a ruby. -राज् m. -राजः 1 an epithet of Duryodhana. स्वस्था भवन्तु कुरुराजसुताः सभृत्याः Ve.1.7. -2 N. of Yudhi-ṣṭhira; कस्यचित्त्वथ कालस्य कुरुराजो युधिष्ठिरः Mb.16.1.7. -विस्तः a weight of gold equal to about 7 Troy grains. -वृद्धः an epithet of Bhīṣma; तस्य संजनयन्हर्षं कुरुवृद्धः पितामहः Bg.1.12.

kurulaḥ	कुरुलः A lock of hair, especially on the forehead.

kurumbam	कुरुम्बम् A kind of orange.

kuruṇḍa	कुरुण्ड = कुरुष्ट q. v.

kuruṇṭaḥ	कुरुण्टः A red species of amaranth. -ण्टी 1 A wooden doll or puppet. -2 The wife of a Brāhmaṇa or teacher.

kuruṇṭakaḥ	कुरुण्टकः Yellow or white amaranth.

kururī	कुरुरी A kind of bird (having a plaintive tone); cf. कुररी.

kuruṭaḥ	कुरुटः A kind of pot-herb.

kuruṭin	कुरुटिन् m. A horse.

kuruvindaḥ	कुरुविन्दः न्दम् (also कुरुविल्लः) A ruby; Śi.9.8. -न्दम् 1 Black salt. -2 A mirror.

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kurubaka kurubaka, ˚vaka	probably in- correct form of kurabaka, -vaka.

kurukṣetra	n. plain of Kuru; m. pl. people of Kurukshetra; N. of a country.

kurunandana	m. ep. of Arguna and of Yudhishthira; -pañkâlá, m. pl. the Kurus and Pañkâlas; -pândava, m. du. pl. descendants of Kuru (i. e. of Dhritarâshtra) and of Pându.

kuruvinda	m. kind of barley; ruby.

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kuru	The Kurus appear as by far the most important people in the Brāhmana literature. There is clear evidence that it was in the country of the Kurus, or the allied Kuru- Pañcālas, that the great Brāhmanas were composed. The Kurus are comparatively seldom mentioned alone, their name being usually coupled with that of the Pañcālas on account of the intimate connexion of the two peoples. The Kuru-Pañcālas are often expressly referred to as a united nation. In the land of the Kuru-Pañcālas speech is said to have its particular home ; the mode of sacrifice among the Kuru-Pañcālas is proclaimed to be the best ; the Kuru-Pañcāla kings perform the Rājasūya or royal sacrifice ; their princes march forth on raids in the dewy season, and return in the hot season Later on the Kuru-Pañcāla Brahmins are famous in the Upanisads. Weber and Grierson have sought to find traces in Vedic literature of a breach between the two tribes, the latter scholar seeing therein a confirmation of the theory that the Kurus belonged to the later stream of immigrants into India, who were specially Brahminical, as opposed to the Pañcālas, who were anti-Brahminical. In support of this view, Weber refers to the story in the Kāthaka Samhitā of a dispute between Vaka Dālbhya and Dhrtarāstra Vaicitravīrya, the former being held to be by origin a Pañcāla, while the latter is held to be a Kuru. But there is no trace of a quarrel between Kurus and Pañcālas in the passage in question, which merely preserves the record of a dispute on a ritual matter between a priest and a prince: the same passage refers to the Naimisīya sacrifice among the Kuru-Pañcālas, and emphasizes the close connexion of the two peoples. Secondly, Weber conjectures in the Vājasaneyi Samhitā that Subhadrikā of Kāmpīla was the chief queen of the king of a tribe living in the neighbour¬hood of the clan, for whose king the horse sacrifice described in the Samhitā was performed. But the interpretation of this passage by Weber is open to grave doubt ; and in the Kānva recension of the Samhitā a passage used at the Rājasūya shows that the Kuru-Pañcālas had actually one king. More¬over, there is the evidence of the Satapatha Brāhmana that the old name of the Pañcālas was Krivi. This word looks very like a variant of Kuru, and Zimmer plausibly conjectures that the Kurus and Krivis formed the Vaikarna of the Rigveda, especially as both peoples are found about the Sindhu and the Asikni.The Kurus alone are chiefly mentioned in connexion with the locality which they occupied, Kuruksetra. We are told, however, of a domestic priest (Purohita) in the service of both the Kurus and the Srñjayas, who must therefore at one time have been closely connected. In the Chāndogya Upanisad reference is made to the Kurus being saved by a mare (aśvā), and to some disaster which befel them owing to a hailstorm. In the Sūtras, again, a ceremony (Vājapeya) of the Kurus is mentioned. There also a curse, which was pronounced on them and led to their being driven from Kuruksetra, is alluded to. This possibly adumbrates the misfortunes of the Kauravas in the epic tradition. In the Rigveda the Kurus do not appear under that name as a people. But mention is made of a prince, Kuruśravana (‘ Glory of the Kurus ^, and of a Pākasthāman Kaurayāna. In the Atharvaveda there occurs as a king of the Kurus Pariksit, whose son, Janamejaya, is mentioned in the śata¬patha Brāhmana as one of the great performers of the horse sacrifice.It is a probable conjecture of Oldenberg’s that the Kuru people, as known later, included some of the tribes referred to by other names in the Rigveda. Kuruśravana, shown by his name to be connected with the Kurus, is in the Rigveda called Trāsadasyava, * descendant of Trasadasyu,’ who is well known as a king of the Pūrus. Moreover, it is likely that the Trtsu- Bharatas, who appear in the Rigveda as enemies of the Pūrus, later coalesced with them to form the Kuru people. Since the Bharatas appear so prominently in the Brāhmana texts as a great people of the past, while the later literature ignores them in its list of nations, it is difficult to avoid the conclusion that they became merged in some other tribe. Moreover, there is evidence that the Bharatas occupied the territory in which the Kurus were later found. Two of them are spoken of in a hymn of the Rigveda as having kindled fire on the Drsadvatī, the Apayā, and the Sarasvatī—that is to say, in the sacred places of the later Kuruksetra. Similarly, the goddess Bhāratī (‘ belonging to the Bharatas ’) is constantly mentioned in the Aprī (‘ propitiatory ’) hymns together with Sarasvatī. Again, according to the śatapatha Brāhmana, one Bharata king was victorious over the Kāśis, and another made offerings to Gañgā and Yamunā, while raids of the Bharatas against the Satvants are mentioned in the Aitareya Brāhmana. Nor is it without importance that the Bharatas appear as a variant for the Kuru-Pañcālas in a passage of the Vājasaneyi Samhitā, and that in the list of the great performers of the horse sacrifice the names of one Kuru and two Bharata princes are given without any mention of the people over which they ruled, while in other cases that information is specifically given.The territory of the Kuru-Pañcālas is declared in the Aitareya Brāhmana to be the middle country (Madhyadeśa). A group of the Kuru people still remained further north—the Uttara Kurus beyond the Himālaya. It appears from a passage of the śatapatha Brāhmana that the speech of the Northerners— that is, presumably, the Northern Kurus—and of the Kuru- Pañcālas was similar, and regarded as specially pure. There seems little doubt that the Brahminical culture was developed in the country of the Kuru-Pañcālas, and that it spread thence east, south, and west. Traces of this are seen in the Vrātya Stomas (sacrifices for the admission of non - Brahminical Aryans) of the Pañcavimśa Brāhmana, and in the fact that in the śāñkhāyana Áranyaka it is unusual for a Brahmin to dwell in the territory of Magadha. The repeated mention of Kuru- Pañcāla Brahmins is another indication of their missionary activity. The geographical position of the Kuru-Pañcālas renders it probable that they were later immigrants into India than the Kosala-Videha or the Kāśis, who must have been pushed into their more eastward territories by a new wave of Aryan settlers from the west. But there is no evidence in Vedic literature to show in what relation of time the immigration of the latter peoples stood to that of their neighbours on the west. It has, however, been conjectured, mainly on the ground of later linguistic phenomena, which have no cogency for the Vedic period, that the Kurus were later immigrants, who, coming by a new route, thrust themselves between the original Aryan tribes which were already in occupation of the country from east to west. Cf. also Krtvan. For other Kuru princes see Kauravya.

kurukṣetra	(‘ land of the Kurus ’) is always regarded in the Brāhmana texts as a particularly sacred country. Within its boundaries flowed the rivers Drsadvatī and Sarasvatī, as well as the Apayā. Here, too, was situated Saryanāvant, which appears to have been a lake, like that known to the Satapatha Brāhmana by the name of Anyatah-plaksā. According to Pischel, there was also in Kuruksetra a stream called Pastyā, which he sees in certain passages of the Rigveda. The boun¬daries of Kuruksetra are given in a passage of the Taittirīya Áranyaka as being Khāndava on the south, the Tūrghna on the north, and the Parīnah on the west. Roughly speaking, it corresponded to the modern Sirhind.

kuruṅga	Is mentioned in the Rigveda as a prince and a patron. Ludwig suggests that he was a king of the Anus, but for this theory there seems no good ground. As the Turvaśas are mentioned in the same verse, he may possibly have been one of their kings.The name suggests a connexion with the Kurus, and it may be noted that in the śatapatha Brāhmana the Turvaśas are connected with the Pañcālas (Krivis).

kuruśravaṇa trāsadasyava	Is alluded to as dead in a hymn of the Rigveda, which refers also to his son Upamaśravas, and his father Mitrātithi. In another hymn he is mentioned as still alive. His name connects him on the one hand with the Kurus, and on the other with Trasadasyu and the Pūrus.

uttara kuru	The Uttara Kurus, who play a mythical part in the Epic and later literature, are still a historical people in the Aitareya Brāhmana, where they are located beyond the Himalaya (parena Himavantam). In another passage, however, the country of the Uttara Kurus is stated by Vāsiçtha Sātyahavya to be a land of the gods (deva-ksetra), but Jānam- tapi Atyarāti was anxious to conquer it, so that it is still not wholly mythical. It is reasonable to accept Zimmer’s view that the northern Kurus were settled in Kaśmīr, especially as Kuruksetra is the region where tribes advancing from Kaśmīr might naturally be found. Cf. Udīcyas.

Bloomfield Vedic
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kuru	AG.4.7.19; GG.4.2.39; ViDh.73.12. See kuruta, kurudhvam, kuruṣva, and oṃ kuruta.

kurudhvam	PG.3.10.15. See under kuru.

kurudhvaṃ	mā caivaṃ punaḥ PG.3.10.14.

kuruṅgā	adhi sānuṣu AVP.4.21.2b.

kuruṅgasya	diviṣṭiṣu RV.8.4.19b; N.6.22.

kuruśravaṇa	dadato maghāni RV.10.32.9b.

kuruśravaṇam	āvṛṇi RV.10.33.4a.

kuruṣva	AG.4.7.19; YDh.1.235; AuśDh.5.41; BṛhPDh.5.208. See under kuru.

kuruta	MS.4.2.9: 31.1; Lś.1.2.12; Mś.1.5.5.13; 9.5.6.6; śG.2.15.4; Kauś.83.34; 92.17; GG.4.10.22; KhG.4.4.20; PG.1.3.30; HG.1.12.9; 13.13; JG.1.19. See under kuru.

udākuruta	nāradaḥ # AVś.12.4.41d.

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kuru	abide by	SB 1.7.53-54

kuru	designate	SB 3.12.8

kuru	do	BG 12.11

		BG 3.8

		CC Antya 1.146

		SB 4.20.33

		SB 4.27.26

kuru	do it	SB 2.7.51

kuru	just do it	SB 8.22.2

kuru	just execute	SB 10.8.10

		SB 4.6.50

		SB 7.10.23

kuru	just perform	BG 4.15

kuru	kindly do	SB 3.14.15

kuru	Kuru	SB 5.2.19

kuru	make	CC Madhya 6.181

		SB 12.3.49

		SB 4.18.11

kuru	of the Kurus	SB 10.58.39

kuru	perform	BG 18.63

		BG 2.48

		SB 7.10.22

kuru	place	MM 23

		SB 10.59.31

kuru	please give	MM 49

kuru	please make	MM 1

		SB 10.22.4

		SB 10.69.20-22

		SB 10.85.46

		SB 12.10.5

kuru	please make it	SB 10.41.12

kuru	the sons of Dhṛtarāṣṭra	SB 2.7.34-35

kuru-bala-abdhim	the ocean of the military strength of the Kurus	SB 1.15.14

kuru-bala-abdhim	the ocean of the military strength of the Kurus	SB 1.15.14

kuru-bala-abdhim	the ocean of the military strength of the Kurus	SB 1.15.14

kuru-deva-devyāḥ	of Draupadī, the wife of godly Yudhiṣṭhira	SB 3.1.7

kuru-deva-devyāḥ	of Draupadī, the wife of godly Yudhiṣṭhira	SB 3.1.7

kuru-deva-devyāḥ	of Draupadī, the wife of godly Yudhiṣṭhira	SB 3.1.7

kuru-jāńgala	the province of Delhi	SB 1.10.34-35

kuru-jāńgala	the province of Delhi	SB 1.10.34-35

kuru-jāńgala	the region of the Kuru forests (the districts of Thaneswar and Kurukṣetra)	SB 10.86.20

kuru-jāńgala	the region of the Kuru forests (the districts of Thaneswar and Kurukṣetra)	SB 10.86.20

kuru-jāńgalān	the Kuru-jāńgala provinces	SB 1.4.6

kuru-jāńgalān	the Kuru-jāńgala provinces	SB 1.4.6

kuru-jāńgale	in the capital of Kuru's empire	SB 1.16.10

kuru-jāńgale	in the capital of Kuru's empire	SB 1.16.10

kuru-kekaya-kośalāḥ	the Kurus, Kekayas and Kośalas	SB 10.75.12

kuru-kekaya-kośalāḥ	the Kurus, Kekayas and Kośalas	SB 10.75.12

kuru-kekaya-kośalāḥ	the Kurus, Kekayas and Kośalas	SB 10.75.12

kuru-kṣetra-militaḥ	who is met on the field of Kurukṣetra	CC Antya 1.114

kuru-kṣetra-militaḥ	who is met on the field of Kurukṣetra	CC Antya 1.114

kuru-kṣetra-militaḥ	who is met on the field of Kurukṣetra	CC Antya 1.114

		CC Antya 1.79

kuru-kṣetra-militaḥ	who is met on the field of Kurukṣetra	CC Antya 1.79

kuru-kṣetra-militaḥ	who is met on the field of Kurukṣetra	CC Antya 1.79

		CC Madhya 1.76

kuru-kṣetra-militaḥ	who is met on the field of Kurukṣetra	CC Madhya 1.76

kuru-kṣetra-militaḥ	who is met on the field of Kurukṣetra	CC Madhya 1.76

kuru-kṣetre	in the holy place known as Kurukṣetra	CC Madhya 13.124

kuru-kṣetre	in the holy place known as Kurukṣetra	CC Madhya 13.124

kuru-kṣetre	in the place named Kurukṣetra	BG 1.1

kuru-kṣetre	in the place named Kurukṣetra	BG 1.1

kuru-kṣetre	on the field of Kurukṣetra	CC Madhya 1.53

kuru-kṣetre	on the field of Kurukṣetra	CC Madhya 1.53

		CC Madhya 1.78

kuru-kṣetre	on the field of Kurukṣetra	CC Madhya 1.78

kuru-kula	of the Kuru dynasty	SB 10.74.53

kuru-kula	of the Kuru dynasty	SB 10.74.53

		SB 12.1.14

kuru-kula	of the Kuru dynasty	SB 12.1.14

kuru-nandana	O beloved child of the Kurus	BG 2.41

kuru-nandana	O beloved child of the Kurus	BG 2.41

kuru-nandana	O beloved of the Kuru dynasty	SB 10.27.27

kuru-nandana	O beloved of the Kuru dynasty	SB 10.27.27

kuru-nandana	O descendant of Kuru	SB 6.18.44

kuru-nandana	O descendant of Kuru	SB 6.18.44

kuru-nandana	O favorite of the Kurus	SB 11.6.39

kuru-nandana	O favorite of the Kurus	SB 11.6.39

kuru-nandana	O favorite son of the Kurus	SB 11.30.23

kuru-nandana	O favorite son of the Kurus	SB 11.30.23

		SB 12.1.21-26

kuru-nandana	O favorite son of the Kurus	SB 12.1.21-26

kuru-nandana	O son of Kuru	BG 14.13

kuru-nandana	O son of Kuru	BG 14.13

		BG 6.43

kuru-nandana	O son of Kuru	BG 6.43

kuru-nandana	O son of the Kuru dynasty	SB 1.13.59

kuru-nandana	O son of the Kuru dynasty	SB 1.13.59

kuru-nandana	O son of the Kuru dynasty, Mahārāja Parīkṣit	SB 9.16.1

kuru-nandana	O son of the Kuru dynasty, Mahārāja Parīkṣit	SB 9.16.1

kuru-nandana	son of the Kuru dynasty	SB 1.15.18

kuru-nandana	son of the Kuru dynasty	SB 1.15.18

kuru-nāryaḥ	the ladies of the Kuru royalty	SB 1.10.16

kuru-nāryaḥ	the ladies of the Kuru royalty	SB 1.10.16

kuru-pañcāla	the countries occupied by the Kurus and Pañcālas	SB 10.2.3

kuru-pañcāla	the countries occupied by the Kurus and Pañcālas	SB 10.2.3

kuru-pāṇḍava	between the Kurus and the Pāṇḍavas	SB 10.79.22

kuru-pāṇḍava	between the Kurus and the Pāṇḍavas	SB 10.79.22

kuru-pāṇḍavānām	of the Kurus and the Pāṇḍavas (because no one but me lived after the Battle of Kurukṣetra)	SB 10.1.4

kuru-pāṇḍavānām	of the Kurus and the Pāṇḍavas (because no one but me lived after the Battle of Kurukṣetra)	SB 10.1.4

kuru-patim	the King of the Kurus	SB 1.8.3

kuru-patim	the King of the Kurus	SB 1.8.3

kuru-pradhānena	by the chief of the Kurus	SB 3.7.42

kuru-pradhānena	by the chief of the Kurus	SB 3.7.42

kuru-pravīra	O best among the Kuru warriors	BG 11.48

kuru-pravīra	O best among the Kuru warriors	BG 11.48

kuru-rāja	of the King of the Kurus	SB 10.71.31-32

kuru-rāja	of the King of the Kurus	SB 10.71.31-32

kuru-rāṭ	the Kuru prince, Duryodhana	SB 10.75.32

kuru-rāṭ	the Kuru prince, Duryodhana	SB 10.75.32

kuru-śārdūla	O tiger among the Kurus (Parīkṣit Mahārāja)	SB 10.67.26

kuru-śārdūla	O tiger among the Kurus (Parīkṣit Mahārāja)	SB 10.67.26

kuru-sat-tama	O best amongst the Kurus	BG 4.31

kuru-sat-tama	O best amongst the Kurus	BG 4.31

kuru-sat-tama	O best amongst the Kurus	BG 4.31

kuru-sat-tama	O best of the Kuru dynasty	SB 8.4.16

kuru-sat-tama	O best of the Kuru dynasty	SB 8.4.16

kuru-sat-tama	O best of the Kuru dynasty	SB 8.4.16

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best among the Kurus, Vidura	SB 3.29.6

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best among the Kurus, Vidura	SB 3.29.6

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best amongst the Kurus	SB 3.4.35

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best amongst the Kurus	SB 3.4.35

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kuru dynasty	SB 6.4.35-39

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kuru dynasty	SB 6.4.35-39

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kuru kings	SB 9.4.41

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kuru kings	SB 9.4.41

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kurus	BG 10.19

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kurus	BG 10.19

		SB 10.85.27-28

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kurus	SB 10.85.27-28

		SB 12.4.39

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kurus	SB 12.4.39

		SB 12.4.43

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kurus	SB 12.4.43

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kurus (King Parīkṣit)	SB 10.65.1

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kurus (King Parīkṣit)	SB 10.65.1

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kurus (Parīkṣit Mahārāja)	SB 10.68.8

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kurus (Parīkṣit Mahārāja)	SB 10.68.8

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kurus, Mahārāja Parīkṣit	SB 8.22.12

kuru-śreṣṭha	O best of the Kurus, Mahārāja Parīkṣit	SB 8.22.12

kuru-śreṣṭha	O Mahārāja Parīkṣit	SB 10.11.1

kuru-śreṣṭha	O Mahārāja Parīkṣit	SB 10.11.1

kuru-śreṣṭha	O Vidura	SB 4.17.12

kuru-śreṣṭha	O Vidura	SB 4.17.12

kuru-sṛñjaya-kaikayān	the Kurus, Sṛñjayas and Kaikayas	SB 10.71.28

kuru-sṛñjaya-kaikayān	the Kurus, Sṛñjayas and Kaikayas	SB 10.71.28

kuru-sṛñjaya-kaikayān	the Kurus, Sṛñjayas and Kaikayas	SB 10.71.28

kuru-sṛñjaya-kaikeya-vidarbha-yadu-kuntayaḥ	of the members of the Kuru, Sṛñjaya, Kaikeya, Vidarbha, Yadu and Kunti clans	SB 10.54.58

kuru-sṛñjaya-kaikeya-vidarbha-yadu-kuntayaḥ	of the members of the Kuru, Sṛñjaya, Kaikeya, Vidarbha, Yadu and Kunti clans	SB 10.54.58

kuru-sṛñjaya-kaikeya-vidarbha-yadu-kuntayaḥ	of the members of the Kuru, Sṛñjaya, Kaikeya, Vidarbha, Yadu and Kunti clans	SB 10.54.58

kuru-sṛñjaya-kaikeya-vidarbha-yadu-kuntayaḥ	of the members of the Kuru, Sṛñjaya, Kaikeya, Vidarbha, Yadu and Kunti clans	SB 10.54.58

kuru-sṛñjaya-kaikeya-vidarbha-yadu-kuntayaḥ	of the members of the Kuru, Sṛñjaya, Kaikeya, Vidarbha, Yadu and Kunti clans	SB 10.54.58

kuru-sṛñjaya-kaikeya-vidarbha-yadu-kuntayaḥ	of the members of the Kuru, Sṛñjaya, Kaikeya, Vidarbha, Yadu and Kunti clans	SB 10.54.58

kuru-sṛñjaya-pāṇḍubhiḥ	assisted by the Pāṇḍavas, Kurus and Sṛñjayas	SB 9.24.62

kuru-sṛñjaya-pāṇḍubhiḥ	assisted by the Pāṇḍavas, Kurus and Sṛñjayas	SB 9.24.62

kuru-sṛñjaya-pāṇḍubhiḥ	assisted by the Pāṇḍavas, Kurus and Sṛñjayas	SB 9.24.62

kuru-sṛñjayānām	of the Kurus and Sṛñjayas	SB 10.72.5

kuru-sṛñjayānām	of the Kurus and Sṛñjayas	SB 10.72.5

kuru-tantave	for the progeny of Mahārāja Kuru	SB 1.8.14

kuru-tantave	for the progeny of Mahārāja Kuru	SB 1.8.14

kuru-udvaha	O best of the Kuru dynasty, Mahārāja Parīkṣit	SB 6.16.49

kuru-udvaha	O best of the Kuru dynasty, Mahārāja Parīkṣit	SB 6.16.49

kuru-udvaha	O best of the Kurus	SB 11.2.1

kuru-udvaha	O best of the Kurus	SB 11.2.1

		SB 12.3.6

kuru-udvaha	O best of the Kurus	SB 12.3.6

		SB 4.8.6

kuru-udvaha	O best of the Kurus	SB 4.8.6

		SB 8.1.6

kuru-udvaha	O best of the Kurus	SB 8.1.6

kuru-udvaha	O best of the Kurus (Vidura)	SB 4.24.9

kuru-udvaha	O best of the Kurus (Vidura)	SB 4.24.9

kuru-udvaha	O chief of the Kuru dynasty	SB 3.6.30

kuru-udvaha	O chief of the Kuru dynasty	SB 3.6.30

kuru-udvaha	O chief of the Kurus	SB 4.18.27

kuru-udvaha	O chief of the Kurus	SB 4.18.27

kuru-udvaha	O great one among the Kurus	SB 4.12.52

kuru-udvaha	O great one among the Kurus	SB 4.12.52

kuru-udvaha	O hero among the Kurus (Parīkṣit)	SB 10.52.16-17

kuru-udvaha	O hero among the Kurus (Parīkṣit)	SB 10.52.16-17

kuru-udvaha	O hero of the Kuru dynasty	SB 10.15.49-50

kuru-udvaha	O hero of the Kuru dynasty	SB 10.15.49-50

kuru-udvaha	O hero of the Kurus (King Parīkṣit)	SB 10.59.17-19

kuru-udvaha	O hero of the Kurus (King Parīkṣit)	SB 10.59.17-19

kuru-udvaha	O King Parīkṣit, best of the Kurus	SB 8.7.1

kuru-udvaha	O King Parīkṣit, best of the Kurus	SB 8.7.1

kuru-udvaha	O Mahārāja Parīkṣit	SB 10.6.43

kuru-udvaha	O Mahārāja Parīkṣit	SB 10.6.43

		SB 8.17.7

kuru-udvaha	O Mahārāja Parīkṣit	SB 8.17.7

kuru-udvaha	O Mahārāja Parīkṣit, best protector of the Kuru dynasty	SB 10.5.19

kuru-udvaha	O Mahārāja Parīkṣit, best protector of the Kuru dynasty	SB 10.5.19

kuru-udvaha	O Mahārāja Parīkṣit, the best of the Kurus	SB 8.16.3

kuru-udvaha	O Mahārāja Parīkṣit, the best of the Kurus	SB 8.16.3

kuru-udvaha	O most eminent member of the Kuru dynasty	SB 10.33.17

kuru-udvaha	O most eminent member of the Kuru dynasty	SB 10.33.17

kuru-udvaha	O most eminent of the Kurus	SB 10.87.7

kuru-udvaha	O most eminent of the Kurus	SB 10.87.7

		SB 12.1.15-17

kuru-udvaha	O most eminent of the Kurus	SB 12.1.15-17

kuru-udvaha	O most heroic of the Kurus	SB 10.82.34

kuru-udvaha	O most heroic of the Kurus	SB 10.82.34

kuru-udvaha	O protector of the Kurus	SB 10.54.53

kuru-udvaha	O protector of the Kurus	SB 10.54.53

kuru-udvahaḥ	Mahārāja Yudhiṣṭhira	SB 1.14.2

kuru-udvahaḥ	Mahārāja Yudhiṣṭhira	SB 1.14.2

kuru-varya	O best among the Kurus	SB 8.4.14

kuru-varya	O best among the Kurus	SB 8.4.14

kuru-varya	O best of the Kurus	SB 2.1.34

kuru-varya	O best of the Kurus	SB 2.1.34

kuru-vṛddha	by the elder of the Kurus (Bhīṣma)	SB 10.68.5

kuru-vṛddha	by the elder of the Kurus (Bhīṣma)	SB 10.68.5

kuru-vṛddhaḥ	the grandsire of the Kuru dynasty (Bhīṣma)	BG 1.12

kuru-vṛddhaḥ	the grandsire of the Kuru dynasty (Bhīṣma)	BG 1.12

kuru-vṛddhān	of the elders of the Kuru dynasty	SB 10.77.6-7

kuru-vṛddhān	of the elders of the Kuru dynasty	SB 10.77.6-7

kurubaka	kurubakas	SB 8.2.14-19

kurubhiḥ	by the Kurus	SB 10.68.28

		SB 10.68.38

		SB 10.68.8

kurubhiḥ	the inhabitants of the land known as Kuru	SB 5.18.34

kurudhvam	please make	SB 11.4.8

kurudhvam	you should do	SB 10.68.21

kuruḥ	Kuru was born	SB 9.22.3

kurujāńgalān	the kingdom of western India up to the Delhi province	SB 3.1.24

kuruka	let him do	CC Antya 9.33

kurukṣetra	to the pilgrimage site known as Kurukṣetra	CC Madhya 2.53

kurukṣetra-patiḥ	the King of Kurukṣetra	SB 9.22.3

kurukṣetra-patiḥ	the King of Kurukṣetra	SB 9.22.3

kurukṣetram	a particular sacred place (dharma-kṣetra)	SB 7.14.30-33

kurukṣetram	the Battle of Kurukṣetra	SB 3.3.12

kurukṣetram	the place where the battle was fought	SB 1.10.34-35

kurukṣetre	at the place known as Kurukṣetra	SB 9.14.33

kurukṣetre	in Kurukṣetra	CC Antya 14.34

kurukṣetre āilāńa	I have come to Kurukṣetra	CC Antya 14.34

kurukṣetre āilāńa	I have come to Kurukṣetra	CC Antya 14.34

kuruśreṣṭha	O best of the Kurus	SB 12.1.6-8

kuruṣu	among the Kurus	SB 10.68.53

kuruṣu	in the tract of land known as Kuru	SB 5.18.34

kuruṣu	the members of the Kuru dynasty, such as Duryodhana	SB 9.22.34

kuruṣva	do	BG 9.27

kuruṣva	just do	CC Madhya 8.60

kuruṣva	please do	SB 12.13.22

kuruṣva	please make	SB 10.23.29

kuruta	execute	SB 7.7.53

kuruta	just execute	SB 4.21.25

kuruta	show	SB 7.6.24

kuruta	you should perform	SB 10.24.29

kurutām	may He fulfill	SB 6.4.34

kurutam	please fulfill	SB 10.85.32-33

kurute	accepts	SB 6.2.4

kurute	acts on his own	SB 10.82.20

kurute	do	SB 2.3.21

kurute	does	CC Madhya 14.200

		SB 10.11.8

		SB 9.19.15

		SB 9.4.69

kurute	does perform	BG 3.21

kurute	executes	SB 6.4.30

kurute	He does	CC Adi 4.125

kurute	he performs	SB 3.31.31

kurute	is doing	SB 8.1.3

kurute	it turns	BG 4.37

kurute	make	SB 4.7.53

kurute	makes	CC Adi 4.1

kurute	performs	SB 3.29.21

		SB 4.29.26-27

		SB 5.5.4

		SB 6.1.50

kurute	shows	CC Adi 3.25

		CC Madhya 17.178

kurute	sometimes does	SB 10.8.31

kurute	turns	BG 4.37

kurute	will make	SB 4.14.31

kurute spṛhām	he longs	SB 3.30.11

kurute spṛhām	he longs	SB 3.30.11

kuruvaśāt	from Kuruvaśa, the son of Madhu	SB 9.24.5

apākuru	please remove	SB 10.50.13-14

apakurutaḥ	who were insulting Him	SB 10.83.12

apakurute	can do harm	SB 3.27.26

matsya-uśīnara-kauśalya-vidarbha-kuru-sṛñjayān	the Matsyas, Uśīnaras, Kauśalyas, Vidarbhas, Kurus and Sṛñjayas	SB 10.82.12-13

yadu-kuru-udvahau	who are the best of the Yadu and Kuru dynasties respectively	SB 4.1.59

matsya-uśīnara-kauśalya-vidarbha-kuru-sṛñjayān	the Matsyas, Uśīnaras, Kauśalyas, Vidarbhas, Kurus and Sṛñjayas	SB 10.82.12-13

svī-kuru	just accept	CC Antya 1.166

namaḥ-kuruta	you should offer obeisances	SB 10.64.41

matsya-uśīnara-kauśalya-vidarbha-kuru-sṛñjayān	the Matsyas, Uśīnaras, Kauśalyas, Vidarbhas, Kurus and Sṛñjayas	SB 10.82.12-13

namaḥ-kuruta	you should offer obeisances	SB 10.64.41

namaskuru	offer obeisances	BG 9.34

namaskuru	offer your obeisances	BG 18.65

namaskuru	offer obeisances	CC Madhya 22.57-58

matsya-uśīnara-kauśalya-vidarbha-kuru-sṛñjayān	the Matsyas, Uśīnaras, Kauśalyas, Vidarbhas, Kurus and Sṛñjayas	SB 10.82.12-13

svī-kuru	just accept	CC Antya 1.166

yadu-kuru-udvahau	who are the best of the Yadu and Kuru dynasties respectively	SB 4.1.59

matsya-uśīnara-kauśalya-vidarbha-kuru-sṛñjayān	the Matsyas, Uśīnaras, Kauśalyas, Vidarbhas, Kurus and Sṛñjayas	SB 10.82.12-13

matsya-uśīnara-kauśalya-vidarbha-kuru-sṛñjayān	the Matsyas, Uśīnaras, Kauśalyas, Vidarbhas, Kurus and Sṛñjayas	SB 10.82.12-13

vikurute	produces as transformation	SB 11.24.18

yadu-kuru-udvahau	who are the best of the Yadu and Kuru dynasties respectively	SB 4.1.59

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kuru	noun (masculine) kartāras ("doers") (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) ṛtvijas (priests) (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) boiled rice (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) name of a people of India and of their country (situated near the country of the Pañcālas) (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) name of a son of Āgnīdhra (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) name of the ancestor of the Kurus (son of Saṃvaraṇa and Tapatī) (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) the plant Solanum Jacquini (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) [medic.] a class of worms Frequency rank 357/72933

kurubhaka	noun (masculine) Frequency rank 13455/72933

kurujāṅgala	noun (masculine) an inhabitant of the country Kurujāṅgala Frequency rank 27590/72933

kurujāṅgala	noun (neuter) name of a country (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 10061/72933

kurukullā	noun (feminine) name of a Buddhist deity (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 49765/72933

kurukṣetra	noun (masculine) name of a people Frequency rank 49766/72933

kurukṣetra	noun (neuter) name of an extensive plain near Delhi; the scene of the great battles between the Kurus and a famous place of pilgrimage (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) the inhabitants of that country (renowned for their bravery) (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 3163/72933

kurumant	noun (masculine) name of a Vasu Frequency rank 49771/72933

kurumardaka	noun (masculine) a kind of plant Frequency rank 49772/72933

kurumbā	noun (feminine) the plant Phlomis ceylanica (commonly Droṇa-puṣpī) (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 49773/72933

kururin	noun (masculine) [geogr.] name of a mountain Frequency rank 49774/72933

kururāj	noun (masculine) name of Duryodhana (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 49775/72933

kururāja	noun (masculine) name of Yudhiṣṭhira (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 14105/72933

kurusattama	noun (masculine) name of Arjuna (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) name of Yudhiṣṭhira Frequency rank 10329/72933

kurutīrtha	noun (neuter) name of a Tīrtha (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 34149/72933

kuruvaśa	noun (masculine) name of a prince (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 49776/72933

kuruvaṃśa	noun (masculine) name of a prince (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 27592/72933

kuruvaṃśaka	noun (masculine) name of a prince (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 49777/72933

kuruvinda	noun (masculine) a kind of barley (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Cyperus rotundus (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Phaseolus roxburghii the bud of a flower (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) the plant Terminalia Catappa (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 13456/72933

kuruvinda	noun (masculine neuter) a ruby (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) a kind of ruby Frequency rank 14106/72933

kuruvinda	noun (neuter) black salt (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) cinnabar (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) darada kācalavaṇa Frequency rank 27593/72933

kuruvindaka	noun (masculine) a kind of ruby a wild variety of Dolichos biflorus (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 23745/72933

kuruvindaka	noun (neuter) kuruvinda a ruby Frequency rank 34150/72933

kuruvindā	noun (feminine) Name einer Pflanze Frequency rank 49779/72933

kuruvāhaka	noun (masculine) a kind of bird Frequency rank 49778/72933

kuruvīraka	noun (masculine) the tree Terminalia Arjuna Frequency rank 49780/72933

kuruvṛddha	noun (masculine) name of Bhīshma (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 13457/72933

kuruśreṣṭha	noun (masculine) name of Arjuna (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) name of Yudhiṣṭhira Frequency rank 9587/72933

kuruṅgiṇī	noun (feminine) Phaseolus trilobus Ait. Frequency rank 49767/72933

kuruṇḍa	noun (masculine) a kind of plant Frequency rank 49770/72933

kuruṇṭaka	noun (masculine) yellow amaranth or Barleria (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 27591/72933

kuruṇṭikā	noun (feminine) yellow amaranth or Barleria (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 49769/72933

kuruṭa	noun (masculine) a kind of pot-herb (Marsilea quadrifolia) (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 49768/72933

uttarakuru	noun (masculine neuter) one of the nine divisions of the world (the country of the northern Kurus) (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 20912/72933

kaukuruṇḍi	noun (masculine) name of a teacher (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 50239/72933

dāsīkuruṇṭaka	noun (masculine) a kind of plant Frequency rank 54400/72933

sakuruṇḍa	noun (masculine) yellow Amaranth or Barleria (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 68562/72933

sākuruṇḍa	noun (masculine) a kind of plant (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 40761/72933

sākuruṇḍaka	noun (neuter) Frequency rank 70218/72933

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kuru	a geographical region in ancient India corresponding to Haryana.
kuru	1. Plant nightshade, Solanum jacquini; 2. boiled rice, scented rice.
kurubāhu	a kind of bird.
kuruvinda	1. ruby; 2. a fragrant grass; 3. Plant kind of barley; 4. cinnabar.
sugandhatraya	sandal (candana), cobra’s saffron (nāgakesara), (kuru).

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"kuru" has 37 results.


kuru	puttalī, dāruputrikā, pāñcālikā, pāñcalikā, pāñcālī, puttalikā, śālāṅkī, śālabhañjī, śālabhañjikā, dārustrī, dārugarbhā, kuruṇṭī, añjalikārikā, yāṣā kāṣṭhasya putrikā। saḥ puttalīṃ nartayati।
kuru	māṣaḥ, kuruvindaḥ., dhānyavīraḥ, vṛṣākaraḥ, māṃsalaḥ, pitṛbhojanaḥ dhānya-viśeṣaḥ, māṣasya kapotavarṇīyākṣayuktakṛṣṇaphalāni kuṭṭayitvā āsphuṭīkṛtya ca caṇakāḥ bhakṣyante āyurvede asya guṇaviśeṣāḥ snigdhatva-bahumalakaratva-śoṣaṇatva-śleṣmakāritvādayaḥ nirdiṣṭāḥ jhaṭiti rakta-pitta-prakopaṇatvam। śrama-sukhavadbhiḥ naraiḥ māṣāḥ nityaṃ sevanīyāḥ iti bahubhiḥ manyate
kuru	māṇikyam, padmarāgam, lohitakaḥ, śoṇaratnam, śoṇitotpalam, śoṇitotpalaḥ, pāṭalopalam, pāṭalopalaḥ, arūṇopalam, arūṇopalaḥ, arkopalaḥ, bhāskarapriyam, lakṣmīpuṣpaḥ, kuruvillaḥ, padmarāgamaṇiḥ, mahāmūlyaḥ, taruṇam, ratnarāṭ, raviratnakam, śṛṅgārī, raṅgamāṇikyam, rāgayuk, śoṇopalaḥ, saugandhikam, lohitakam, kuruvindam ratnaviśeṣaḥ, raktavarṇīyaṃ ratnam। śaile śaile māṇikyaṃ na vartate।
kuru	māṣaḥ, kuruvindaḥ., dhānyavīraḥ, vṛṣākaraḥ, māṃsalaḥ, pitṛbhojanaḥ sasyaviśeṣaḥ। yasya kapotavarṇīyākṣayuktakṛṣṇaphalāni kuṭṭayitvā āsphuṭīkṛtya ca caṇakāḥ bhakṣyante। saḥ kṛṣakaḥ māṣasya kṣudravṛkṣān lāti।
kuru	kuruvaṃśī, kauravaḥ kururājñaḥ vaṃśīyaḥ। kauravaḥ pāṇḍavaḥ ca kuruvaṃśī āsīt।
kuru	duryodhanaḥ, kururāṭ, gāndhāreyaḥ, suyodhanaḥ gāndhārīdhṛtarāṣṭrayoḥ jyeṣṭhaḥ putraḥ। kauraveṣu duryodhanaḥ jyeṣṭhaḥ।
kuru	pāñcālakaḥ, putrakaḥ, kṛtrimaputrakaḥ, cañcāpuruṣaḥ, puttalaḥ, pāñcālikā, putrikā, vastraputrikā, puttikā, śālāṅkī, kuruṇṭī, pāñcālī, pañcālī, lepyamayī, pañcālikā, śālabhañjī, śālabhañjīkā vastrakargajādīkṛtaputtalikā। pitā pavanasya kṛte ekaṃ pāñcālakam akrīṇāt।
kuru	trapuḥ, trapus, trapulam, raṅgam, piccaṭam, svarṇajam, nāgam, kurupyam, prastīram, surebham, āpūṣam, tīraḥ, ālīnakam, kuṭilam, karkaṭī, bārbbaḍhīram dhātuviśeṣaḥ yaḥ vahniyogena lajjate iva trapate। āyurvede asya vātakaphāpahatvādiguṇāḥ proktāḥ। yathā siṃhaḥ hastigaṇaṃ nihanti tathā trapuḥ akhilamehavargaṃ nihanti।
kuru	alakaḥ, alakam, āvartaḥ, kamujā, kuntalaḥ, kurulaḥ, keśī, keśamaṇḍalam, keśastukaḥ, keśāntaḥ, khaṅkaraḥ, guḍālakaḥ, guḍālakam, cūḍā, cūrṇakuntalaḥ, śikhaṇḍakaḥ, śikhā, śikhāsūtram pṛṣṭhabhāge vāmabhāge dakṣiṇabhāge ca itastataḥ avakīrṇāḥ keśāḥ। tasyāḥ alakena yuktaṃ mukhaṃ aparicitaḥ iva abhāsata।
kuru	kurukṣetram dhārmikeṣu grantheṣu varṇitaṃ tad sthānaṃ yatra kauravapāṇḍavayoḥ yuddhaṃ sañjātam। kurukṣetraṃ dehalyāḥ samīpe asti।
kuru	kurukṣetramaṇḍalam bhāratasya hariyāṇārājye vartamānaṃ maṇḍalam। kurukṣetramaṇḍalasya mukhyālayaḥ kurukṣetre asti।
kuru	kurukṣetram, kurukṣetranagaram bhāratasya hariyāṇārājye vartamānaṃ nagaram। mahābhāratasya yuddhaṃ kurukṣetre jātam iti manyate।
kuru	kuruṅgakumamaṇḍalam aruṇācalaprānte vartamānaṃ maṇḍalam। kuruṅgakumamaṇḍalasya mukhyālayaḥ kuruṅgakumanagare vartate।
kuru	kurustataḥ paurāṇikaḥ ṛṣiviśeṣaḥ। kurustatasya varṇanaṃ ṛgvede prāpyate।
kuru	kuruḥ paurāṇikaḥ rājā। kauravāḥ kuroḥ vaṃśajāḥ āsan।
kuru	droṇapuṣpī, kumbhayoniḥ, kurumbikā, citrākṣupaḥ, kurumbā, supuṣpā, citrapatrikā, droṇā, phalepuṣpā śvetapuṣpayuktaḥ auṣadhīyaḥ kṣupaḥ। droṇapuṣpyāḥ upayogaḥ arśādīnāṃ vyādhīnāṃ nivāraṇe bhavati।
kuru	kurukaḥ, rurukaḥ eko rājaputraḥ । kurukaḥ viṣṇupurāṇe ullikhitaḥ asti
kuru	kurukataḥ eka: puruṣaḥ । kurukataḥ gargādiṣu aśatikādiṣu gaṇeṣu paṭhitaḥ asti
kuru	kuruṅgaḥ eko rājaputraḥ । kuruṅga: ṛgvede ullikhitaḥ asti/sthū॒raṃ rādha॑: śa॒tāśvaṃ॑ kuru॒ṅgasya॒ divi॑ṣṭiṣu
kuru	kurujāṅgala: ekaṃ rāṣṭram । kurujāṅgalasya varṇanaṃ mahābhārate vartate
kuru	kuruvatsa:, kuruvaśaḥ eko rājaputraḥ । kuruvatsa: kośe ullikhitaḥ asti
kuru	kuruvarṇaka: ekā jāti: । kuruvarṇakāḥ mahābhārate varṇitāḥ dṛśyante
kuru	kuruvaśaḥ eko rājaputraḥ । kuruvaśaḥ bhāgavatapurāṇe ullikhitaḥ asti
kuru	kuruvaṃśaḥ eko rājaputraḥ । kuruvaṃśasya varṇanaṃ viṣṇupurāṇe prāpyate
kuru	kuruśravaṇaḥ eko rājaputraḥ । kuruśravaṇasya varṇanam ṛgvede samupalabhyate/kuru॑śravaṇa॒ dada॑to ma॒ghāni॑
kuru	kurukaḥ, rurukaḥ eko rājaputraḥ । kurukaḥ viṣṇupurāṇe ullikhitaḥ asti
kuru	kurukataḥ eka: puruṣaḥ । kurukataḥ gargādiṣu aśatikādiṣu gaṇeṣu paṭhitaḥ asti
kuru	kuruṅgaḥ eko rājaputraḥ । kuruṅga: ṛgvede ullikhitaḥ asti/sthū॒raṃ rādha॑: śa॒tāśvaṃ॑ kuru॒ṅgasya॒ divi॑ṣṭiṣu
kuru	kurujāṅgala: ekaṃ rāṣṭram । kurujāṅgalasya varṇanaṃ mahābhārate vartate
kuru	kuruvatsa:, kuruvaśaḥ eko rājaputraḥ । kuruvatsa: kośe ullikhitaḥ asti
kuru	kuruvarṇaka: ekā jāti: । kuruvarṇakāḥ mahābhārate varṇitāḥ dṛśyante
kuru	kuruvaśaḥ eko rājaputraḥ । kuruvaśaḥ bhāgavatapurāṇe ullikhitaḥ asti
kuru	kuruvaṃśaḥ eko rājaputraḥ । kuruvaṃśasya varṇanaṃ viṣṇupurāṇe prāpyate
kuru	kuruśravaṇaḥ eko rājaputraḥ । kuruśravaṇasya varṇanam ṛgvede samupalabhyate/kuru॑śravaṇa॒ dada॑to ma॒ghāni॑
kuru	kaukuruṇḍiḥ ekaḥ ācāryaḥ । kaukuruṇḍeḥ ullekhaḥ saṃhitā-upaniṣad-brāhmaṇe dṛśyate
kuru	bharukaḥ, kurukaḥ, rurukaḥ ekaḥ rājaputraḥ । bhāgavata-purāṇe bharukaḥ ullikhitaḥ
kuru	kaukuruṇḍiḥ ekaḥ ācāryaḥ । kaukuruṇḍeḥ ullekhaḥ saṃhitā-upaniṣad-brāhmaṇe dṛśyate

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