Sanskrit Dictionary

n. equals -div/a-

mfn. shining in the 3 worlds, 8, 31

("triple-gloried")

mfn. tripartite

m. viṣṇu-,

m. brahmā-

m. śiva-

: fire, agni-

m. death

m. Name of the vyāsa- (= viṣṇu-) of the 10th dvāpara-

tridhāmūrti

f. a girl 3 years of age representing durgā- at her festivals.

tridhanvan

m. Name of the father of trayyāruṇa- (q.v).

tridhāra

mf(ā-)n. three-streamed (gaṅgā-)

tridhārā

f. Euphorbia antiquorum

tridhāraka

m. "three-edged"Scirpus Kysoor

tridhāraka

m. equals rā-

tridhārasnuhī

f. idem or 'f. Euphorbia antiquorum '

tridhārasnuhī

f. the plant dhārā-snuhī-

tridharman

m. śiva-

tridhātu

mfn. consisting of 3 parts, triple, threefold (used like Latin triplexto denote excessive)

tridhātu

m. (scilicet puroḍ/āśa-) Name of an oblation

( tridhātutva -tv/a- n.abstr.)

tridhātu

m. gaṇeśa-

tridhātu

m. Name of a man

tridhātu

n. the triple world

tridhātu

n. the aggregate of the 3 minerals or of the 3 humours

tridhātuka

mfn. consisting of 3 humours

tridhātuka

m. gaṇeśa-

tridhātuśṛṅga

mfn. having a tripartite horn (agni-),

tridhātutva

n. tridhātu

tridhātva

n. tripartition

tridhātve

ind. locative case in 3 cases,

tridinaspṛś

m. conjunction of 3 lunations with one solar day

tridiva

n. (m.

) the 3rd or most sacred heaven, heaven (in general)

(with genitive case div/as-)

etc.

tridivā

f. cardamoms

tridivā

f. Name of a river in India

tridivā

f. of a river in the plakṣa-dvīpa-

tridivā

f. (vī-)

([

])

tridivādhīśa

m. "lord of heaven", a god

tridivagata

mfn. "heaven-departed", dead

tridivasa

mfn. tertian (fever)

tridivaukas

m. "heaven-residing", a god

tridiveśa

m. "lord of heaven", a god

tridiveśāna

m. idem or 'm. "lord of heaven", a god '

tridiveśvara

m. "lord of heaven", indra-

tridivin

m. a god,

tridivodbhavā

f. large cardamoms

tridoṣa

in compound , disorder of the 3 humours of the body

tridoṣa

mfn. causing the tri-doṣa-

tridoṣaghna

mfn. removing the tri-doṣa-

tridoṣahārin

mfn. idem or 'mfn. equals -ghna-, ' (a kind of mixture)

tridoṣaja

mfn. resulting from the tri-doṣa-

tridoṣakṛt

mfn. idem or 'mfn. causing the tri-doṣa- ' ,

tridoṣāpaha

m. "keeping-off 3 kinds of sins (see -daṇḍa-) ", buddha-

tridoṣaśamana

mfn. equals -ghna-,

tridṛś

m. equals -netra-, śiva-

tridvāra

mf(ā-)n. "having 3 doors", reachable in 3 ways

tridvyekabhojana

mfn. bhojana

trigambhīra

mf(ā-)n. gambhīra

trigambhīra

See g-.

trigaṇa

m. the triad of duties (dharma-, kāma-,and artha-)

trigandhaka

n. equals -jāta-

trigaṅga

n. Name of a tīrtha-,

trigaṅga

trigarta

m. plural (gaRa yaudheyādi-) Name of a people inhabiting modern Lahore

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

)

etc.

trigarta

m. sg. a T prince

etc.

trigarta

m. the tīrtha- country

; a particular method of calculation

trigartā

f. a lascivious woman

trigartā

f. a woman

trigartā

f. a kind of cricket

trigartā

f. a pearl

trigartā

f. Name of a town

trigartaka

m. plural the tīrtha- people

trigartaṣaṣṭha

m. plural a collective Name of six warrior tribes

trigartika

m. the tīrtha- country

trigata

n. "tripled", (in dramatic language) triple meaning given to the same word

trighana

m. 3x3x3 (= 27)

trigrāhin

mfn. extending to the length of 3 (padyā-s)

trigrāmī

f. "3 villages", Name of a place

trigūḍha

n. a dance of men in female attire

trigūḍhaka

n. a dance of men in female attire

triguṇa

n. sg. the 3 guṇa-s (sattva-, rajas-,and tamas-)

triguṇa

m. plural idem or 'n. sg. the 3 guṇa-s (sattva-, rajas-,and tamas-) '

triguṇa

mf(ā-)n. containing them

triguṇa

mf(ā-)n. consisting of 3 threads or strings

triguṇa

mf(ā-)n. threefold, thrice as great or as much, triple

triguṇa

mf(ā-)n. (sapta tri-guṇāni dināni-,3 x 7 days)

triguṇākarṇa

mfn. whose ear-lobes are slit into 3 divisions (as a mark of distinction)

triguṇākhya

mfn. said of different mixtures and of a kind of oil

triguṇākṛta

mfn. equals tṛtīyā-k-

triguṇam

ind. in 3 ways

triguṇaparivāra

n. the trident

triguṇātmaka

mfn. possessing the 3 guṇa-s

triguṇīkṛtya

ind. ind.p. making threefold

triḥ

equals tr/is-.

trihalikāgrāma

m. Name of a tīrtha-

trihalya

mfn. equals -sītya-

trihavis

(tr/i--) mfn. connected with 3 oblations

trihaviṣka

mf(ā-)n. equals vis-

trihāyaṇa

mf(ī-)n. equals -vats/a-

triḥprakāra

masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective = tri-- prakāra-,

, Scholiast or Commentator

triḥprasrutamada

mfn. equals tri-prasruta-

triḥpratihāram

ind. so as to touch thrice

triḥsahavacana

n. Name of a text

triḥṣamṛddha

mfn. "well furnished with 3 things", only abstr. -tv/a- (also triḥsam-

)

triḥsamṛddhatva

See -ṣam-.

triḥsapta

mfn. plural equals tri-s-

triḥsaptakṛtvas

ind. 21 times

(varia lectio tri-s-)

triḥsnāna

n. See tri-ṣavaṇa-.

triḥśrāvaṇa

n. Name of work

triḥśreṇi

mfn. forming 3 rows

triḥśukla

mfn. "triply white", having 3 white lines

triḥśveta

mf(ā-)n. white on 3 spots

trijagadīśvara

m. lord of the 3 worlds (a jina-)

trijagajjananī

f. "the 3 worlds' mother", pārvatī-

trijaganmohinī

f. "beguiling the 3 worlds", durgā- (?)

trijagat

n. sg. equals jagat traya-

trijagat

n. plural

Introd. 1

trijagatī

f. idem or 'n. plural Introd. 1'

trijaṭa

mf(ā-)n. equals -kapardin-

, (śiva-)

trijaṭa

m. Name of a Brahman

trijaṭā

f. Aegle Marmelos,

trijaṭā

f. Name of a rākṣasī- (who was friendly to sītā-)

trijaṭā

f. of a nāga- virgin

trijāta

n. the 3 spices (mace, cardamoms, and cinnamon)

trijātaka

n. the 3 spices (mace, cardamoms, and cinnamon)

trijaṭāsvapnadarśana

n. "dream of tri-jaṭā-", Name of

trijaya

mf(ā-)n. the 13th

trijīvā

f. the sine of 3 signs or 90 degrees, radius

trijyā

f. idem or 'f. the sine of 3 signs or 90 degrees, radius '

trika

mfn. triple, threefold, forming a triad

(stoma-; see eka--)

etc.

trika

mfn. happening the 3rd time

trika

mfn. (with or without śata-) 3 per cent.

trika

m. (n.

) a place where 3 roads meet

trika

m. equals tri-kaṭa-

trika

m. Trapa bispinosa

trika

n. a triad (see kaṭu--, taurya--, tri--, pañca--)

and

trika

n. the loins, regio sacra, hips

(also"the part between the shoulder-blades") etc.

trika

n. the triple vyāhṛti-

trikā

f. a triangular frame across the mouth of a well

trikadruka

m. plural (tr/i--) the 3 soma- vessels

trikadruka

m. the first 3 days of the abhi-plava- festival

trikadruka

mfn. containing the word tr/i-kadruka- (

)

trikadrukīya

mfn. idem or 'mfn. containing the word tr/i-kadruka- () '

(pratipad-)

(scilicet ṛc-).

trikāgnikāla

m. rudra-

(interpolation)

trikahṛdaya

n. Name of work

trikaika

m. equals ekatrika-

trikakubh

mfn. three-pointed, (indra-'s thunderbolt)

trikakubh

m. indra-

trikakubh

m. See k/ud-.

trikakud

mfn. having 3 peaks or points or horns

(k/ud ev/a samān/ānām-[ kup sam-

]"thrice excelling one's equals")

trikakud

m. Name of a himālaya- mountain (see tri-kūṭa-), iv, 9, 8

trikakud

m. ([ k/ubh-

])

trikakud

m. of a daśāha- ceremony

trikakud

m. ([ kubh-

])

trikakud

m. viṣṇu- or kṛṣṇa-

trikakud

m. brahmā-

trikakud

m. Name of a prince

trikakuda

mfn. (

) three-peaked

trikalā

f. Name of a female deity produced by the union of 3 gods for the destruction of andhaka-

trikāla

n. the 3 times or tenses (perfect tense, proper future)

trikāla

mfn. relating to them

trikāla

m. a buddha-

trikāla

m. (la--)

trikāladarśin

mfn. omniscient

trikāladarśin

m. a sage

trikālajña

mfn. knowing the 3 times, omniscient

trikālajña

m. a buddha-

trikālam

ind. 3 times, thrice

trikālam

ind. in the morning, at noon, and in the evening

trikālanātha

m. Name of a yogin-

trikālarūpa

mfn. three-shaped at the 3 times (of day id est the sun)

trikālavid

mfn. omniscient

trikālavid

m. a buddha-

trikālavid

m. an arhat- of the jaina-s

trikaliṅga

m. plural Name of a people

trikāṇḍa

mf(ā-)n. (tr/i--) consisting of three parts or divisions (an arrow or asterism)

; 3 kāṇḍa-s in measure (48 cubits long

)

trikāṇḍa

n. Name of work

trikāṇḍa

n. of amarasiṃha-'s dictionary (commented on by ḍa-cintāmaṇi-and -viveka-and supplemented by -śeṣa-)

trikāṇḍamaṇḍana

n. Name of work

n. the 3 thorny plants (3 kinds of Solanum)

n. equals -kaṭa-

n. pattra-gupta-

n. Name of a fish

m. (gaRa rajatādi-) "three-thorn", equals -kaṭa-

m. Name of a venomous insect,

m. Name of a fish (Silurus)

m. a kind of weapon

trikapāla

mfn. distributed in 3 receptacles

trikapardin

mfn. wearing 3 braids of hair

trikaraṇī

f. the side of a square 3 times as great as another (id est the diagonal of a quadrangle, the sides of which are formed by the side and the diagonal of the smaller square)

trikarmakṛt

mfn. idem or 'mfn. performing (a Brahman's) 3 chief duties (viz. performing ceremonies, repeating the veda-, and gifts) '

trikarman

mfn. performing (a Brahman's) 3 chief duties (viz. performing ceremonies, repeating the veda-, and gifts)

trikarṇa

mf(ī-)n. having 3 ears

trikarṣa

n. equals -kārṣika-

trikārṣika

n. the 3 astringent substances (dry ginger, ati-viṣā-, and Musta)

trikaśa

mfn. having 3 whips (a chariot)

trikasāra

Name of work

trikasthāna

n. the loins

trikaṭa

m. Asteracantha longifolia

trikatraya

n. the 3 triads (tri-phalā-, -kaṭu-,and -mada-)

trikaṭu

n. the 3 spices (black and long pepper and dry ginger)

trikaṭu

n. see kaṭu-traya-.

trikaṭuka

n. the 3 spices (black and long pepper and dry ginger)

trikaṭuka

n. see kaṭu-traya-.

trikauśeya

n. "thrice silken", a kind of garment

trikavedanā

f. pain in the loins

trikāya

m. "having 3 bodies", a buddha-

trikha

n. "having 3 cavities", a cucumber

trikhaṇḍa

mfn. the inhabited earth as divided into 3 portions (the first 2 continents and half of the 3rd)

trikharva

m. plural Name of a Vedic school

trikharva

n. a particular high number

trikhaṭva

nf(ī-). 3 beds collectively

trikoṇa

mf(ā-)n. (fr.) triangular

trikoṇa

mf(ā-)n. forming a triangle

trikoṇa

n. a triangle

trikoṇa

n. equals ṇa-bhavana-

trikoṇā

f. Trapa bispinosa

trikoṇabhavana

n. the 5th and 9th mansion

trikoṇaka

n. a triangle

trikoṇaphala

n. idem or 'f. Trapa bispinosa '

trikrama

m. a krama- word composed of 3 members (the middle one being a single vowel)

trikṛtvas

ind. 3 times

trikṣāra

n. plural (sg.

) the 3 acrid substances (natron, saltpetre, and borax)

trikṣeptṛ

m. equals -pura-ghna-

trikṣura

m. equals -kaṭa-

trikulā

f. the plant yava-tiktā-

trikumārīka

mfn. (the place) where the 3 virgins (umā-, eka-parṇā-, and eka-pāṭalā-) reside

trikuṇḍīśvara

n. Name of a tantra-,

trikūrcaka

n. a sort of knife with 3 edges

mfn. having 3 peaks or humps or elevations

mfn. Name of a mountain (equals -kak/ud-),

(

)

mfn. of another mountain,

mfn. of a peak of mount meru-

mfn. of a mountain in Ceylon on the top of which laṅkā- was situated

n. sea-salt prepared by evaporation

trikūṭalavaṇa

n. idem or 'n. sea-salt prepared by evaporation '

trikūṭavat

m. Name of a mountain

trilauha

See -loha-.

trilava

m. a third part

trilavaṇa

n. equals -paṭu-

triliṅga

mfn. possessing the 3 guṇa-s (see -guṇa-)

triliṅga

mfn. equals gaka-

triliṅga

n. "the 3 liṅga-s", the country Telinga

triliṅgaka

mfn. having 3 genders, adjective

triliṅgī

f. the 3 genders (in Gram.)

trillaka

Name of a man

trillasena

another man's N.,

trilocana

mfn. three-eyed (śiva-)

etc.

trilocana

m. (with rasa-) a kind of mixture

trilocana

m. Name of a poet

trilocana

m. equals trilocana-dāsa-

trilocana

m. equals trilocana-pāla-

trilocanā

f. a disloyal wife

trilocanā

f. Name of a goddess (also nī-

)

trilocanadāsa

m. Name of a grammarian

trilocanapāla

m. Name of a prince

trilocanāṣṭamī

f. the 8th day in the dark half of month jyaiṣṭha-

trilocanatīrtha

n. Name of a tīrtha-

trilocaneśvaratīrtha

n. Name of a tīrtha-

triloha

n. the 3 metals (copper, brass, and bell-metal)

triloha

mf(ī-)n. made of one of the 3 metals (varia lectio -lauh-)

trilohaka

n. the 3 metals (gold, silver, copper)

triloka

n. sg. ([

]) m. plural ([

]) the 3 worlds (equals -patha-)

triloka

m. sg. the inhabitants of the 3 worlds

trilokanātha

m. "Telinga-lord", indra-

trilokanātha

m. śiva-

trilokarakṣin

mfn. protecting the 3 worlds

trilokasāra

m. Name of work

trilokātman

m. " triloka--soul", śiva-

trilokavaśaṃkara

m. Name of a lokeśvara-

trilokavīra

m. Name of a

deity

trilokeśa

m. " triloka--lord", viṣṇu-

trilokeśa

m. śiva-

trilokeśa

m. the sun

trilokī

f. the 3 worlds, i-iii

trilokī

f. of ka-

trilokījit

mfn. conquering the 3 worlds

trilokīkṛti

f. the creation of the 3 worlds

trilokīnātha

m. " triloka--lord", viṣṇu-,

trilokīpati

m. idem or 'm. "triloka--lord", viṣṇu-, '

trilokīrāja

m. indra-

trimada

m. the 3 narcotic plants (Cyperus rotundus, Plumbago zeylanica, and Embelia Ribes)

trimada

m. the threefold haughtiness

trimadhu

mfn. knowing or reciting the 3 verses beginning with m/adhu- (

)

trimadhu

n. equals dhura-

trimadhura

n. the 3 sweet substances (sugar, honey, ghee)

trimadhura

n. (madhuratraya-

) .

trimala

mfn. affected by 3 kinds of uncleanness

trimalla

m. Name of a sacred place

trimallacandra

m. Name of a prince.

trimaṇḍalā

f. (scilicet lūtā-), Name of a venomous spider

trimaṇḍalapariśuddha

mfn. ?

trimantu

mfn. "offering threefold advice"

trimantu

m. "Name of a man"

trimārga

in compound equals -patha-

trimārga

mfn. with 3 ways

trimārgagā

f. equals tripatha-gā-

trimārgagamana

n. going by 3 ways (through heaven, earth, and the lower regions)

trimārgī

f. 3 ways

trimārikā

f. "three-killer", Name of a woman

trimātṛ

mfn. having 3 mothers (m."creator of the 3 worlds"

)

trimātra

mf(ā-)n. equals trā-kāla-

; 3 in number

trimātrākāla

mfn. containing or sounding 3 syllabic instants

trimātrika

m. (unmetrically for tra-) the syllable om-, prapañca-s. (

)

triṃśa

mf(ī-)n., the 30th (chs. of

and

)

triṃśa

mf(ī-)n. + 30

triṃśa

m. "a stoma- consisting of 30 parts"

triṃśa

mfn. connected with that stoma-

triṃśa

m. equals śāṃśa-

triṃśacchata

(t-ś-) n. 130

triṃśacchlokī

f. "30 śloka-s", Name of work

triṃśad

equals ś/at-.

triṃśadakṣara

(ś/ad--) mf(ā-)n. having 30 syllables

triṃśadaṅga

(ś/ad--) mfn. having 30 parts

triṃśadara

(ś/ad--) mfn. having 30 fellies

triṃśadrātra

n. a ceremony lasting 30 days

triṃśadvarṣa

mfn. 30 years old

triṃśadvikrama

(ś/ad--) mf(ā-)n. 30 paces long

triṃśadviṃśa

mfn. plural between 20 and 30

triṃśadyogāvali

f. Name of work

triṃśaka

mfn. consisting of 30 parts

triṃśaka

mfn. bought for or worth 30 etc.

triṃśaka

n. 30,

triṃśāṃśa

m. 1/30 of a zodiacal sign, degree

triṃśāṃśaka

m. 1/30 of a zodiacal sign, degree

triṃśat

f. (

) 30

etc. (plural

;with the objects in the same case, once[

] in the genitive case; accusative śat-

) .

triṃśati

f. 30

(with genitive case)

triṃśatka

n. idem or 'f. 30 (with genitive case)'

triṃśatpattra

n. "thirty-leaved", the blossom of Nymphaea esculenta

triṃśatsāhasra

mf(ā-)n. plural 30,000

triṃśattama

mf(/ī-)n. the 30th

triṃśattama

mf(/ī-)n. (chs. of

)

triṃśattva

n. the condition of 30

triṃśikā

f. Name of work

triṃśin

mfn. (

) containing 30

(vi-rāj-)

(month).

trimūḍha

n. equals -gūḍha-

trimūḍhaka

n. equals -gūḍha-

trimukha

m. "three-faced", the 3rd arhat- of the present avasarpiṇī-

trimukhā

f. śākya-muni-'s mother

trimukuṭa

m. "three-peaked", the tri-kūṭa- mountain

trimuni

mfn. (grammar) produced by the 3 muni-s (

)

trimūrdha

mfn. three-headed

trimūrdhan

mfn. idem or 'mfn. three-headed '

trimūrdhan

m. Name of a rakṣas-

trimūrti

mfn. having 3 forms or shapes (as brahmā-, viṣṇu-., śiva-)

trimūrti

mfn.

trimūrti

mfn. in compound brahmā-, viṣṇu-, śiva-

trimūrti

m. the sun (see trayī-deha-), 8, 221

trimūrti

m. a buddha-

trimūrti

m. one of the 8 vidyeśvara-s

trimūrti

m. (tika-)

triṇa

n. for tṛṇa-, grass

trinābha

mfn. whose navel supports the 3 worlds (viṣṇu-),

trinābhi

mfn. three-naved (a wheel)

triṇāciketa

mfn. one who has thrice kindled the nāciketa- fire or studied the nāciketa- section of

(nārāyaṇa-

)

triṇāciketa

m. plural Name of 3 anuvāka-s of

trinagarītīrtha

n. Name of a tīrtha-

trinaiṣkika

mfn. equals -niṣka-

triṇāka

for -nāka-.

trināka

n. equals -div/a-

trināli

mfn. 3 x 24 minutes long

triṇāman

mfn. having 3 names (agni- ?)

triṇāman

mfn. see

triṇata

mfn. bent in 3 places (a bow)

triṇatā

f. a bow

triṇata

-ṇav/a-, etc. See tr/i-.

triṇava

mfn. consisting of 3 x 9 parts (st/oma-)

triṇava

mfn. connected with the

st/oma-

triṇava

mfn. in compound 27

trinavaha

n. plural (metrically for vāha- see triṇav/a-) 27 days

triṇavarātra

mfn. lasting 27 days,

triṇavasāhasra

mf(ī-)n. 27000

trinavata

mfn. the 93rd (chs. of

)

trinavati

f. 93

trinavatitama

mfn. equals vata- (chs. of

)

triṇavātmaka

mfn. 27 fold

triṇavavartani

mfn. forming the path for the

st/oma-

trinayana

m. equals -dṛś-

etc.

trinayana

n. Name of a town,

trinayanā

f. durgā-

triṇemi

mfn. with 3 fellies

(varia lectio -nemi-).

trinemi

See -ṇemi-.

trinetra

m. "three-eyed", śiva-

etc.

trinetra

m. (with rasa-) Name of different mixtures

trinetra

m. " śiva-'s asterism", ārdrā-

trinetra

m. Name of a prince

trinetrā

f. durgā-

trinetrā

f. the root of yam-

trinetracūḍāmaṇi

m. " śiva-'s crest", the moon

trinetraphala

m. the cocoa-nut tree

trinetrī

f. idem or 'f. the root of yam- '

trinetrodbhava

m. " śiva-'s son", kumāra-,

triṇidhana

n. Name of a sāman-

(varia lectio nidh-)

triṇidhana

n. agneḥ-

trinidhana

See -ṇidh-.

triniṣka

mfn. worth 3 niṣkas-

triṇītā

f. "thrice married (to soma-, gandharva-, and agni-)", a wife

trinivitka

mfn. containing 3 nivid- verses

triṅkh

cl.1 P. varia lectio for traṅkh-

tripacchas

(pad-+ śas-) ind. by 3 pāda-s

tripad

m. (p/ād-) f. (pād-[

]; p/adī- gaRa kumbhapady-ādi-) n. three-footed

(dharma-)

(viṣṇu-, yajña-, jvara-)

tripad

mfn. making 3 steps

tripad

mfn. having 3 divisions (a stanza)

(sāvitrī-, gāyatrī-)

tripad

mfn. trinomial

tripad

mfn. three-fourths

tripad

m. Name of a daitya-

tripād

See -p/ad-

tripada

mfn. three-footed

tripada

mfn. extending over 3 squares

tripada

mfn. (

) having 3 divisions (a stanza)

and

(f. tr/ipadā-)

(f. p/adā-)

etc.

tripada

mfn. measuring 3 feet

tripada

mfn. containing 3 words

tripada

n. 3 words

tripadā

f. Cissus pedata

tripada

n. the gāyatrī- metre

tripāda

m. an asterism of which three-fourths are included under one zodiacal sign

tripāda

m. equals -padikā-

tripāda

a vessel with three feet,

tripādaka

mf(ikā-)n. three-footed

tripadaprabhṛti

mfn. containing 3 or more words

tripādavigraha

mfn. three-footed

tripadī

f. an elephant's fetter

tripadī

f. a kind of elephant's gait

tripadī

f. Cissus pedata

tripadī

f. Name of a Prakrit metre

tripadī

f. of a composition (in music).

tripādī

f. a kind of Mimosa

tripadikā

f. a tripod stand

tripādikā

f. Cissus pedata

tripādikā

f. equals dī-

tripādvibhūtikathana

n. Name of

tripadya

mf(ā-)n. tripartite

tripājasya

mfn. having 3 flanks,

tripakṣa

n. 3 fortnights

tripakṣaka

m. Butea frondosa

tripala

mf(ā-)n. weighing 3 pala-s

tripāṇa

mfn. (irreg.) made of the plant tri-parṇī-

tripañcaka

mfn. plural of 3 x 5 kinds

tripañcāśa

mf(/ī-)n. the 53rd (chs. of

and

)

tripañcāśa

mf(/ī-)n. numbering 53 (dice)

tripañcāśat

f. 53

tripañcāśattama

mfn. the 53rd (chapter of

tripanna

m. Name of one of the moon's horses

triparikrānta

mfn. one who has overcome the 3 internal foes (kāma-, krodha-,and lobha-)

triparivarta

mfn. (the wheel of the law) turning thrice

triparivarta

mfn.

triparṇa

m. equals -pakṣaka-

triparṇā

f. wild hemp

f. Desmodium gangeticum

f. the wild cotton tree,

f. equals ṇā-

f. Sanseviera zeylanica

f. Name of a bulb

triparṇikā

f. idem or 'f. Name of a bulb '

triparṇikā

f. Carpopogon pruriens

triparṇikā

f. Alhagi Maurorum

triparus

mfn. consisting of 3 divisions

triparva

mfn. consisting of 3 parts (an arrow see -kāṇḍa-)

triparvan

mfn. equals va-

triparvata

"3 mountains", Name of a place.

triparyāya

mfn. having 3 turns (a st/oma-)

tripastya

mfn. having 3 dwellings (agni-)

tripaśu

mfn. having 3 victims

tripāṭa

m. intersection of a prolonged side and perpendicular (in a quadrangular figure), figure formed by such intersection.

tripatāka

mfn. (with kara-, hasta-,the hand) with 3 fingers stretched out (in dramatic language introductory to words meant janāntikam-)

tripatāka

mfn. (kākara-)

tripatāka

mfn. (with lalāṭa-,the forehead) marked naturally with 3 wrinkles

tripatat

in compound equals -dhāra-

tripatha

in compound " equals -jagat- "

tripatha

n. a place where 3 roads meet

tripatha

mf(ā-)n. reached by 3 roads (mathurā-)

tripathagā

f. "flowing through heaven, earth, and the lower regions", the Ganges

etc.

tripathagāminī

f. idem or 'f. "flowing through heaven, earth, and the lower regions", the Ganges etc.' ,

tripathaka

m. (in music) a kind of composition.

tripāṭhin

m. familiar with the 3 veda-s (epithet of a commentator on

and of several copyists).

tripatī

f. Name of a tīrtha-

tripāṭikā

f. a beak

tripattra

m. "three-leaf", Aegle Marmelos,

tripattra

m. Name of a bulb

tripattraka

m. equals -pakṣaka-

tripaṭu

n. 3 saline substances (stone-salt, viḍ-lavaṇa-, and black salt)

tripauruṣa

mf(ī-)n. extending over 3 generations

triphala

mfn. having 3 fruits

triphalā

f. (

Va1rtt. 3) the 3 Myrobalans (fruits of Terminalia Chebula, Terminalia Bellerica, and Phyllanthus Emblica;also tṛph-

)

triphalā

f. the 3 sweet fruits (grape, pomegranate, and date)

triphalā

f. the 3 fragrant fruits (nutmeg, areca-nut, and cloves)

triphalī

f. idem or 'f. the 3 fragrant fruits (nutmeg, areca-nut, and cloves) '

tripiba

mfn. drinking with 3 members of the body (with the 2 pendent ears and tongue, as a long-eared goat), 271

tripiṇḍaka

mfn. consisting of ṇḍī-

tripiṇḍī

f. the 3 sacrificial cakes (see

) .

tripiṣṭapa

n. (m.

) equals -div/a-, indra-'s heaven

tripiṣṭapa

n. the sky

tripiṣṭapa

n. see -viṣṭ-

tripiṣṭapasad

m. "heaven-dweller", a god

tripiṭa

mfn. knowing ṭaka-

tripiṭa

mfn.

tripiṭaka

n. the 3 baskets or collections of sacred writings (sūtra--, vinaya--, and abhidharma-piṭaka-)

tripiṭaka

mfn. equals ṭa-

triplakṣa

m. plural "the 3 fig-trees", a place near the yamunā- where the dṛṣad-vatī- disappears

triplakṣāvaharaṇa

n. idem or 'm. plural "the 3 fig-trees", a place near the yamunā- where the dṛṣad-vatī- disappears '

triprakāra

mfn. of three kinds, threefold,

tripralamba

mfn. having 3 pendent parts of the body

tripralambin

mfn. having 3 pendent parts of the body

triprasruta

mfn. having 3 fluid streams flowing from the forehead (a rutting elephant)

triprātihāryasampanna

mfn. "possessed of magical power of 3 kinds", a buddha-

tripratiṣṭhita

(tr/i--) mfn. having a threefold footing

mfn. having 3 backs or surfaces (soma- compared with a chariot or bull or horse)

m. viṣṇu-

m. the first of the black vāsu-deva-s

n. equals -div/a-

tripu

See tṛp/u-.

tripuṇḍhra

n. equals ḍra-

tripuṇḍra

n. a triple sectarial mark consisting of 3 lines or marks on the forehead (or on back, heart, shoulders etc.

)

tripuṇḍraka

n. a triple sectarial mark consisting of 3 lines or marks on the forehead (or on back, heart, shoulders etc.

)

tripuṇḍrin

mfn. furnished with ra-

tripur

f. plural "", the 3 strong cities, triple fortification

tripura

n. sg. idem or 'f. plural "", the 3 strong cities, triple fortification ' (built of gold, silver, and iron, in the sky, air, and earth, by maya- for the asura-s, and burnt by śiva-

etc.; see

)

, Name of an Up.

tripura

n. of a town

tripura

m. śiva-

tripura

m. the asura- bāṇa-

tripurā

f. a kind of cardamoms (see -puṭā-)

tripura

m. a kind of rice

tripura

m. a kind of sorcery

tripura

m. Name of an

tripura

m. durgā-

tripura

m. of the capital of the cedi-s

tripurā

f. See ra-

tripurabhairava

m. Name of a mixture

tripurabhairavī

f. durgā-

tripurābhairavī

f. equals ra-bh-, Tantr.

tripuradāha

m. "burning of tripura-", Name of

tripuradāha

m. Name of a drama

tripuradahana

m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. "destroyer of tripura-", śiva- ' ' '

tripuradahana

n. Name of a drama

tripurādhipati

m. " tripura--lord", maya-

tripuradruh

m. "enemy of tripura-", śiva-

tripuradviṣ

m. idem or 'm. "enemy of tripura-", śiva- '

tripuraghātin

m. "destroyer of tripura-", śiva-

tripuraghna

m. idem or 'm. "destroyer of tripura-", śiva- '

tripurahan

m. equals -ghna-

tripurahara

m. idem or 'm. equals -ghna- '

tripurahara

m. Name of

tripurajit

m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. "destroyer of tripura-", śiva- ' '

tripurakumāra

m. Name of a pupil of śaṃkarācārya-

tripuramālī

f. idem or 'f. a kind of jasmine '

tripuramallikā

f. a kind of jasmine

tripurāṇaka

mf(ikā-)n. (a coin) worth 3 purāṇa-s.

tripurāṇīya

mfn. idem or 'mf(ikā-)n. (a coin) worth 3 purāṇa-s.'

tripurāntaka

m. equals ra-ghna-

(interpolation)

tripurāntakara

m. idem or 'm. equals ra-ghna- (interpolation) '

tripurāntakṛt

m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. equals ra-ghna- (interpolation) ' ' ,

tripurāntakṛt

m. rāma-'s bow

tripurapramāthin

m. equals -ghna-

tripurārāti

m. equals radruh-

tripurārdana

m. equals ra-ghna-

tripurāri

m. idem or 'm. equals radruh- '

tripurārṇava

m. Name of work , Scholiast or Commentator on

tripurāsamuccaya

m. Name of work ,

tripurāsāra

m. Name of work

tripurasundarī

f. durgā-

tripurātapana

n. Name of an

tripurātāpanī

f. Name of an

tripuravadha

m. "destruction of tripura-" (rasya v-

), Name of

tripuravidhvaṃsaka

m. idem or 'm. "tripura--conqueror", śiva- '

tripuravijaya

m. conquest of tripura-

tripuravijaya

m. Name of

tripuravijayin

m. " tripura--conqueror", śiva-

tripuravṅrhna

m. the destroyer of tripura-,

tripureśādri

m. Name of a mountain

tripureśvara

Name of a place,

tripurī

f. Name of an

tripurī

See ra-

tripurīkṣetra

n. the district of tripurī-

tripurīprakaraṇa

n. Name of a Vedantic work (ascribed to śaṃkara-).

tripuropākhyāna

n. Name of

n. sg. 3 generations

mfn. having the length of 3 men

mfn. (-pūr-)

mfn. having 3 assistants

tripūruṣa

See -pur-.

tripuruṣam

ind. through 3 generations

tripuruṣī

f. idem or 'n. sg. 3 generations '

Introd.

tripuṣā

f. dark-blossomed Convolvulus Turpethum

tripuṣkara

mfn. decorated with 3 lotus flowers

tripuṣkara

mfn. plural "the 3 lakes", Name of a tīrtha-

tripuṣkara

m. Name of a man

tripuṭa

mfn. threefold

tripuṭa

m. a kind of pulse

tripuṭa

m. equals -kaṭa-

tripuṭa

m. Name of a measure of length (hasta-bheda-)

tripuṭa

m. (in music) a kind of measure

tripuṭa

m. a shore

tripuṭā

f. Arabian jasmine

tripuṭa

m. durgā-

tripuṭa

f(ā-, ī-). equals -puṣā-

tripuṭa

f(ā-, ī-). large cardamoms

tripuṭaka

mfn. triangular (a wound)

tripuṭaka

m. a kind of pulse, 46.

tripuṭin

m. Ricinus communis

tripuṭiphala

n. idem or 'm. Ricinus communis '

triputra

mfn. having three sons,

trir

equals tr/is-.

trirakṣara

mfn. consisting of 3 sounds

trirasaka

n. "triple-flavoured", a spirituous liquor

(

)

trirasaka

n. See -saraka-.

trirāśipa

mfn. governing 3 zodiacal signs.

triraśri

mfn. three-cornered

triratna

n. the 3 gems: buddha-, the law, and the monkish brotherhood

trirātra

n. sg. 3 (nights or) days

trirātra

n. (plural

)

trirātra

mfn. lasting (3 nights or) days

trirātra

m. a sacrificial performance of 3 days

trirātra

m. see aśva--, garga--, baida--

trirātrais

ind. after 3 x 3 days

trirātram

ind. for 3 days, during 3 days

etc.

trirātrāt

ind. after 3 days,

trirātrāvaram

ind. at least 3 days

trirātreṇa

ind. after 3 days,

trirātribhiḥ

ind. after 3 x 3 days

trirātrīṇā

f. (a woman) 3 days after her courses

trirāva

m. Name of a son of garuḍa-

(varia lectio -vāra-).

trirekha

mf(ā-)n. three-lined (the neck)

trirekha

m. a conch (or some other animal)

trirekhāṅkita

m. Name of a fish

trirekhāpuṭa

m. a sexangle

trirunnata

mfn. having 3 parts of the body stretched upwards

trirūpa

mfn. (tr/i--) three-formed

trirūpa

mfn. three-coloured

trirūpa

mfn. having 3 syllabic instants

trirvyūha

mfn. triply appearing

tris

ind. (

) thrice, 3 times

(sapt/a-,3 x 7,

; /ahnas-or /ahan-,"thrice a day",

; see

)

(abdasya-,"thrice a year",

) etc.

tris

ind. before gutturals and palatals ([ see

]) ḥ- may be substituted by ṣ-

trisādhana

mf(ā-)n. having a threefold causality

triṣadhastha

mf(ā-)n. having a triple seat (sadh- equals barh/is-)

(also dh/astha-,

)

triṣadhastha

n. a triple seat,

triṣāhasra

(tr/i--) mfn. (equals -sāh-) consisting of 3000

trisāhasra

mf(ī-)n. consisting of 3000

trisāhasramahāsāhasra

m. (with or without loka-dhātu-) Name of a world

trisāhasramakāsāhasrika

mfn. governing that world,

triśakala

m. having 3 śakala-s

triśākha

mf(ā-)n. three-wrinkled (bhru-kuṭī-)

triśākhapattra

m. Aegle Marmelos

triśakti

f. equals -kalā-

triśala

mfn. 3 bristles long

triśalā

f. the mother of mahāvīra-

triśāla

n. a house with 3 halls

triśālaka

n. idem or 'n. a house with 3 halls '

triśalya

mfn. three-pointed (an arrow)

triṣama

mfn. "triply even", small

(varia lectio)

trisama

mfn. having 3 equal sides (a quadrangle)

trisama

mfn. having 3 equal parts of the body

trisama

n. an aggregate of equal parts of 3 substances (yellow myrobalan, ginger, and molasses)

trisāmā

f. Name of a river

trisāman

mfn. singing 3 sāman-s

triṣaṃdhi

mfn. (tr/i--) "having 3 joints (saṃdh/i-) ", composed of 3 parts

(also m.a kind of snake)

triṣaṃdhi

, probably the personification of a three-pointed weapon as a"battle-god".

triṣaṃdhi

n. Name of a sāman-.

trisaṃdhi

mfn. See -ṣaṃdhi-

trisaṃdhi

f. equals dhya-kusumā-

trisaṃdhī

f. equals dhya-kusumā-

trisaṃdhika

mfn. occurring at the 3 divisions of the day,

trisaṃdhya

n. the 3 divisions of the day (dawn, noon, and sunset),

trisaṃdhyā

f. idem or 'f. idem or 'n. the 3 divisions of the day (dawn, noon, and sunset), ' '

trisaṃdhyā

f. equals -kusumā-

trisaṃdhyā

f. durgā-

trisaṃdhyakusumā

f. Hibiscus rosa sinensis

trisaṃdhyam

ind. at dawn, noon, and sunset

trisaṃdhyī

f. idem or 'n. the 3 divisions of the day (dawn, noon, and sunset), '

trisamṛddha

(for triḥ-s-) mfn. (a cow) triply fortunate (not obstinate, milk-giving, and fertile)

triṣaṃvatsara

mfn. lasting 3 years

triṣaṃvatsara

mfn. (-saṃv-)

and

trisaṃvatsara

See -ṣaṃv-.

trisāṃvatsara

mfn. equals -vats/a-

trisāmya

n. equilibrium of the 3 guṇa-s,

triṣaṃyukta

mfn. (saṃ--) triply connected

triṣaṃyukta

mfn. (n. scilicet hav/is-or k/arman-)

and

triśāṇa

mfn. weighing 3, śāṇa-s

triśaṅkha

m. the cātaka- bird

m. Name of a sage

m. of a king of ayodhyā- (aspiring to ascend to heaven in his mortal body, he first requested vasiṣṭha- to perform a great sacrifice for him;on vasiṣṭha-'s refusing he applied to vasiṣṭha-'s hundred sons, who cursed and degraded him to the rank of a caṇḍāla- [hence called a caṇḍāla- king

]; viśvā-mitra- then undertook the sacrifice for him and invited all the gods, who declined to come and thereby so enraged the sage that, by his own power, he transported triśaṅku- to heaven;on his being hurled down again head foremost by the gods, he was arrested in his course by viśvā-mitra- and remained suspended in the sky, forming the southern cross constellation

[son of pṛthu-];

and

[son of trayyāruṇa-];[son of tri-bandhana-]

)

m. a cat

m. the civet-cat

m. a grasshopper

m. a fire-fly

m. equals ṅkha-

m. Name of a mythical mountain

f. Name of a mythical river

f. (kukā-)

triṣaṣṭiśalākāpuruṣacarita

m. plural Name of thorns

triśaṅkuja

m. "Telinga's son", hari-ścandra-

triśaṅkuka

m. a wag-tail

triśaṅkukā

f. See ṅku-.

triśaṅkutilaka

mf(ā-)n. adorned with the Telinga constellation (the southern region, diś-)

triśaṅkuyājin

m. "sacrificing for Telinga", viśvā-mitra-

triśānu

m. for -bhānu-

trisānu

See -bhānu-.

triśāṇya

mfn. weighing 3, śāṇa-s

triṣapta

m(/ās-)fn. plural equals -sapt/a-

trisapta

mfn. plural

(instrumental case pt/ais-)

(instrumental case ptabhis-)

trisapta

mfn. (in compound)

trisapta

mfn. See triḥ-s-.

trisaptaka

in compound

trisaptata

mfn. the 73rd (chs. of

and

)

trisaptati

f. (

) 73

trisaptatitama

mfn. equals ptata- (chs. of

)

triṣaptīya

n. the hymn

trisara

m. n. equals kṛs-

trisara

m. a triple pearl-string (in Prakrittisand tisaraya-[ tri-saraka-]

)

trisaraka

See ra-

trisaraka

n. "thrice enjoying spirituous liquors" varia lectio for -rasaka-.

triśaraṇa

n. "threefold refuge" equals -ratna-

triśaraṇa

n. the three-refuge formula of Buddhists

trisarga

m. the creation of the 3 guṇa-s

trisarī

f. Name of a stringed instrument.

triśarīra

m. three-bodied

triśarīrin

mfn. idem or 'm. three-bodied ' (viṣṇu-)

triśarkarā

f. 3 kinds of sugar (guḍotpannā-, himotthā-, madhurā-)

triśas

ind. by threes

triṣaṣ

mfn. plural 3 x 6

triṣaṣṭa

mf(ī-)n. the 63rd (chs. of

)

triṣaṣṭi

f. 63

triṣaṣṭidhā

ind. in 63 parts

n. "lives of the 63 great personages", Name of work by

triṣaṣṭitama

mfn. equals ṣṭa- (chs. of

)

triśata

mfn. 103

triśata

mfn. the 300th (chs. of

)

triśata

mfn. equals taka-

(f(ī-).)

triśata

n. 300

triśataka

mf(ikā-)n. consisting of 300

triśataṃṣaṣṭiparvan

mfn. consisting of 360 sections

triśatatama

mfn. the 300th (chapter of

)

triśatī

f. 300

(YV.) 29

triṣatya

(tr/i--) mfn. trebly truthful (in thought, word, and deed)

(also -satya-)

trisatya

See ṣatya-

trisatya

n. a triple oath

(varia lectio)

trisaugandhya

n. equals -sugandha-

trisauparṇa

mfn. relating to the tri-suparṇa- verses

mfn. connected with 3 soma- libations

(-sav-)

n. plural the 3 soma- libations

(-sav-)

n. sg. (with or without snāna-) the 3 ablutions (at dawn, noon, and sunset) (also triḥ-snāna-

etc. (-sav-

)

m. Name of a man

trisavana

See -ṣav-.

triṣavaṇam

ind. at dawn, noon, and sunset

triṣavaṇasnāyin

mfn. performing the 3 ablutions

triśikha

mf(ā-)n. three-pointed, trident-shaped

triśikha

mf(ā-)n. three-flamed

triśikha

mf(ā-)n. equals -śākha-

triśikha

m. equals -śākha-pattra-

triśikha

m. a rakṣas-

triśikha

m. indra- in tāmasa-'s manv-antara-

triśikha

n. a trident

triśikha

n. a three-pointed tiara

triśikhara

m. "three-peaked", (with śaila-) Name of a mountain

triśikhī

f. Name of an

triśikhidalā

f. "trident-leaved", Name of a bulb

triśila

n. 3 stones

triśira

mfn. (for ras-) three-pointed

(varia lectio catur-aśva-)

triśira

m. See ras-

triśirā

f. Clypea hernandifolia

triśiragiri

m. Name of a mountain

triśiras

mfn. three-headed (tvāṣṭra-, author of

)

triśiras

mfn. (jvara-)

triśiras

mfn. three-pointed

triśiras

m. Name of an asura- killed by viṣṇu-

triśiras

m. of a rākṣasa- killed by rāma-

triśiras

m. (ra-)

triśiras

n. (with rakṣas-) idem or 'm. (ra-) '

triśiras

n. a rakṣas-

triśiras

n. kubera-

triśīrṣa

mfn. three-headed

(śiva-,

)

triśīrṣaguhā

f. Name of a cavern in kailāsa-

triśīrṣaka

n. a trident

triśīrṣākhyag

f. Name of a cavern in kailāsa-

triśīrṣan

mfn. three-headed (tvāṣṭra-, d/āsa-,etc.)

(tr/i-ś-)

triśīrṣavat

mfn. having 3 crowns (or vertices)

trisitā

f. equals -śarkarā-

trisītya

mfn. thrice ploughed

triskandha

n. "consisting of 3 skandhas-", the jyotiḥ-śāstra-

Introd.

triskandhaka

Name of a

sūtra-

triskandhapathadaiśika

m. Buddha

triśoka

mfn. equals -ś/uc-

triśoka

m. Name of a ṛṣi- (author of

)

triṣprakāra

masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective = tri-- prakāra-,

, Scholiast or Commentator

triśṛṅga

m. "three-horned", a triangle,

triśṛṅga

m. Name of a mountain (equals -kūṭa-

)

triśṛṅga

m. the membrum virile

triśṛṅgin

m. the fish Cyprinus Rohita

trisrotas

f. "three-streamed", the Ganges

trisrotas

f. Name of another river

trisrotasī

f. Name of a river

triśrut

See -ś/uc-.

triśruti

mfn. (in music) containing 3 intervals.

tristana

mfn. milked from 3 nipples

tristana

f. (a cow) having 3 nipples

tristanī

f. (a woman) having 3 breasts

tristāvā

f. (a vedi-) 3 times as great (fr. t/āvat-)

triṣṭāvarūtrī

See tvaṣṭ-.

triṣṭha

mfn. (

) equals -vandhur/a-

tristhalī

f. the 3 (sacred) places

tristhalīsetu

m. Name of work

tristhāna

mfn. having 3 dwelling-places

tristhāna

mfn. extending through the 3 worlds

tristhāna

n. maheśvarasya- Name of a tīrtha-

triṣṭhin

mfn. equals -pratiṣṭhita-

tristhūṇa

mfn. having (the humours as the) 3 supports

triṣṭoma

mfn. containing 3 stoma-s

triṣṭoma

m. Name of an ekāha- sacrifice

triṣṭubh

f. a metre of 4 x 11 syllables (

)

(bhām arkau-Name of 2 sāman-s)

triṣṭubh

f. (in the later metrical system) any metre of 4 x 11 syllables.

triṣṭuk

etc. (in the Nominal verb and before consonantic terminations as well as in compound) for -ṣṭ/up- etc.

triṣṭuṇmukha

mfn. beginning with a tri-ṣṭubh-

triṣṭupchandas

mfn. having tri-ṣṭubh- as metre

triśuc

mfn. triply shining

triśuc

mfn. (-śrut-

) .

trisugandha

mn. equals -jāta-

trisugandhi

(n.

)

trisugandhika

idem or '(n. )'

triśukla

m. (equals kra-) śiva-

triśukra

(tr/i--) mfn. triply pure

triśukriya

mfn. idem or '(tr/i--) mfn. triply pure '

triśūla

n. a trident

etc. (śiva-'s weapon, iii, 5009

)

triśūla

m. Name of a mountain

triśūlagaṅgā

f. Name of a river

triśūlahasta

mfn. bearing the trident in his hand (śiva-),

triśūlakhāta

n. Name of a tīrtha-

triśūlāṅka

m. "trident-marked", śiva-

triśulapaṭṭitadhara

m. Name (also title or epithet) of śiva-,

triśūlapurī

f. Name of a town

triśūlavarapāṇin

mfn. bearing the trident in his hand (śiva-),

triśūlāya

Nom. A1. to resemble śiva-'s trident

triśūlikā

f. a small trident

triśūlin

m. "bearing the trident", śiva-

triśūlinī

f. durgā-

trisundara

m. Name of a mixture

trisuparṇa

mn. (tr/i--) Name of

(or of

)

trisuparṇa

mfn. familiar with or reciting those verses

(rṇaka-)

trisūtra

mfn. having 3 threads

trisūtrī

f. 3 sūtra-s

trisūtrīkaraṇa

n. Name of a performance

triṣuvarcaka

See -suv-.

trisuvarcaka

m. "triply splendid", Name of a man

(-ṣuv-B) .

triśyeta

mf(ā-)n. equals triḥ-śveta-

tritā

f. a triad

trita

m. "third"(), Name of a Vedic deity (associated with the marut-s, vāyu-, and indra-;fighting like the latter with tvāṣṭra-, vṛtra-, and other demons;called āptya- [ q.v ],"water-deity", and supposed to reside in the remotest regions of the world, whence[

]the idea of wishing to remove calamity to tvāṣṭra-, and the view of the trita-s being the keepers of nectar[

] , similarly

[

]the notion of trita-'s bestowing long life;also conceived as an inferior deity conquering the demons by order and with the help of indra-[

];fallen into a well he begged aid from the gods [

];as to this last myth

relates that 3 ṛṣi-s, ekata-, dvita-, and trita-, parched with thirst, looked about and found a well, and when tvāṣṭra- began to draw water, the other two, desirous of his property, pushed him down and closed up the well with a wheel;shut up there, tvāṣṭra- composed a hymn to the gods, and managed miraculously to prepare the sacrificial soma-, that he might drink it himself, or offer it to the deities and so be extricated: this is alluded to in

[ confer, compare

] and described in

;also

makes him a ṛṣi-, and he is the supposed author of

;in epic legends[

] ekata-, dvita-, and tvāṣṭra- are described as 3 brothers, sons of gautama- or of prajā-pati- or brahmā-;elsewhere tvāṣṭra- is one of the 12 sons of manu- cākṣuṣa- by naḍvalā-

; confer, compare traitan/a-; Zend Thrita;, , etc.)

trita

n. triplet of young (three-twin)

tritakṣa

n. an association of 3 carpenters

tritakṣī

f. idem or 'n. an association of 3 carpenters '

tritakūpa

m. " tvāṣṭra-'s well", Name of a tīrtha-

tritāmra

mfn. red on 3 parts of the body

tritanti

mfn. having 3 chords (a lute) Scholiast or Commentator on

and

tritantrikā

f. (a lute) having 3 chords.

tritantu

mfn. thrice woven (?)

tritas

ind. on 3 sides

tritaya

n. (

) a triad

tritrika

mfn. ? (rāma-), 32, 13.

tritrikoṇa

n. (equals tri-k-) the 9th mansion

tritva

n. equals -tā-

trivācika

mfn. effected by 3 words

trivaistika

mfn. equals -vista-

trivakrā

f. "thrice crooked", Name of a woman

trivali

mfn. having 3 folds or incisions

trivali

f. in compound the 3 folds over a woman's navel (regarded as a beauty)

trivalī

f. idem or 'f. in compound the 3 folds over a woman's navel (regarded as a beauty) '

trivalī

f. the anus

trivalī

f. Name of a drum

trivalīka

mfn. (rāma-) having 3 folds (on the belly or neck)

(varia lectio līvat-)

trivalīka

n. the anus

trivalīvat

mfn. See -valīka-.

trivaṇasaṃjñikā

f. (in music) Name of a rāgiṇī-.

trivandhura

mfn. (

vArttika

) having 3 seats (the aśvin-s' chariot)

trivaṇī

f. (in music) Name of a rāgiṇī-.

trivāra

See -rāva-

trivāram

ind. thrice

trivarga

m. the three things

etc. (equals -gaṇa-

etc.; equals -guṇa-

;the 3 conditions,"progress, stationariness, and decline",

;the 3 higher castes, xiii; equals -madhura-

; equals -kaṭu-

; equals -phalā-

)

trivargacintana

n. Name of a chapter of

trivargapārīṇa

mfn. having passed through the 3 conditions or attained the tri-gaṇa-

trivarṇa

mfn. three-coloured

trivarṇaka

mn. equals -kaṭa-

trivarṇaka

n. equals -kaṭu-

trivarṇaka

n. the 3 Myrobalans (-phalā-)

trivarṇakṛt

m. the chameleon

trivarṣa

mfn. equals -vats/a-

trivarṣa

n. 3 years

trivarṣa

n. a--, not yet 3 years old

trivarṣaka

mf(ikā-)n. equals -vats/a-

trivarṣapūrva

mfn. known less than 3 years

trivārṣika

mfn. 3 years old

trivarṣīya

mfn. used for 3 years

trivartmagā

f. equals tripatha-gā-

trivartman

mfn. going by 3 paths

trivartu

mfn. threefold

trivarūtha

mfn. protecting in 3 ways

trivarūtha

mfn. (th/a-)

trivastu

n. the triple object (viz. buddha-, dharma-, and saṃgha-),

trivat

(tr/i--) mfn. (

Va1rtt. 2; viii, 2, 15

) containing the word tr/i-

trivatsa

mf(/ā-)n. 3 years old (ox or cow)

trivayas

(tr/i--) mfn. having threefold food (or texture ?),

triveda

in compound the 3 veda-s

triveda

mfn. familiar with the 3 veda-s

triveda

m. equals trayī-deha-

triveda

m. (with kṛṣṇa-- rāśa-- lauhitya-) Name (also title or epithet) of a teacher,

trivedī

f. idem or 'in compound the 3 veda-s '

trivedin

mfn. familiar with the 3 veda-s

trivedin

mfn. equals trayīmūrti-mat-

trivedītanu

m. (with deva-) idem or 'm. equals trayī-deha- '

trivelā

f. equals -vṛtā-

triveṇi

f. equals ṇī-

triveṇī

f. (gaRa śivādi-) "triple-braided", the place of confluence (prayāga-, now Allahabad) of the Ganges with the yamunā- (Jumna) and the subterranean sarasvatī-

triveṇī

f. Name of another place.

triveṇikā

f. Name of a grammar.

triveṇu

mfn. three-bannered (a chariot)

triveṇu

m. Name of part of a chariot

(also ṇuka-) -ix

trivibudhī

f. 3 deities

trividha

mfn. (tr/i--) of 3 kinds, triple, threefold

etc.

trividhadamathavastukuśala

m. equals tri-dam-

trividya

mfn. containing the 3 veda-s (śiva-; see trayī-tanu-)

trividyā

f. threefold knowledge (see tray/īvidy/ā-)

n. the 3 steps (of viṣṇu-)

(in compound)

mfn. or m. who strided over the 3 worlds in 3 steps (viṣṇu-)

m. Name of a Brahman

m. of the author of a work (called after him traivikramī-)

m. of a medical author and of a mixture (called after him)

m. equals -bhaṭṭa-

trivikramabhaṭṭa

m. Name of the author of

trivikramācārya

m. Name of an astronomer.

trivikramadeva

m. Name of an author

trivikramasena

m. Name of a prince

trivikramatīrtha

n. Name of a tīrtha-

trivinata

mfn. bent in 3 ways

(varia lectio try-avan-).

trivista

mfn. weighing 3 Vistas

triviṣṭabdha

n. the 3 staves of a parivrājaka- (= -daṇḍa-)

triviṣṭabdhaka

n. idem or 'n. the 3 staves of a parivrājaka- (= -daṇḍa-) '

Va1rtt. 8; ii, 1, 1 Va1rtt. 4

triviṣṭabdhaka

Va1rtt. 2.

triviṣṭapa

n. equals -piṣṭ-

etc.

triviṣṭapa

n. Name of a liṅga-

triviṣṭapa

n. for ṣṭabdha-

triviṣṭapasad

m. equals -piṣṭ-

triviṣṭi

ind. thrice

triviṣṭidhātu

mfn. threefold

triviṣūka

mfn. diverging into three directions,

trivitasta

mfn. 3 spans long

trivitasta

n. 3 spans

trivrata

(tr/i--) mfn. eating thrice a day

trivṛcchiras

mfn. trivṛt--headed

trivṛnta

m. equals pakṣaka-

trivṛntikā

f. equals -vṛtā-

mfn. having 3 bulls

m. Name of the vyāsa- in the 11th dvāpara-

(varia lectio ṛṣabha-)

m. (ṣan-)

m. (vṛt-)

trivṛṣan

m. Name of try-aruṇa-'s father (see traivṛṣṇ/a-).

trivṛṣan

m. See ṣa-.

trivṛt

mfn. threefold, triple, triform, consisting of 3 parts or folds etc.

etc.

trivṛt

mfn. connected with the tri-vṛt- stoma-

trivṛt

mfn. (n. plural -vṛnti-)

trivṛt

m. (with or without st/oma-) a threefold stoma- (in which first the three 1st verses of each tṛca- ofRV. ix, II are sung together, then the 2nd verses, and lastly the 3rd)

etc.

trivṛt

m. a triple cord,

trivṛt

m. an amulet of 3 strings

trivṛt

m. Name of a vyāsa- (See -vṛṣa-)

trivṛt

f. equals tā-

(generally written tṛ-v-)

trivṛtā

f. Ipomoea Turpethum

trivṛtkaraṇa

n. making threefold,

(

)

trivṛtparṇī

f. Hingcha repens

trivṛtprāya

mfn. similar to the trivṛt-,

trivṛtstoma

mfn. connected with the Telinga stoma-

trivṛttā

f. triplicity

trivṛtti

f. livelihood through 3 things (sacrifice, study, and alms)

trivyāma

mf(ā-)n. 3 cords long

triy

for try-.

triyadhvan

n. the 3 times (perfect tense,p. future)

triyājña

See triy-akṣa-.

triyakṣa

See try--.

triyāma

mf(ā-)n. (the night) containing 3 watches (or 9 hours)

triyāmā

f. night

etc.

triyāmā

f. turmeric

triyāma

mf(ā-)n. equals -puṣā-

triyāma

mf(ā-)n. the Indigo plant

triyāma

mf(ā-)n. the river yamunā-

triyāmaka

n. sin

triyambaka

See try--.

triyāna

n. the 3 Vehicles (leading to nirvāṇa-)

triyaṣṭi

m. Oldenlandia biflora (?)

triyava

mfn. weighing 3 barley-corns

triyavastha

mfn. having 3 conditions

triyavi

See try--.

triyojana

n. 3 yojana-s

triyoni

mfn. (a lawsuit) resulting from 3 reasons (anger, covetousness, or infatuation)

triyṛca

n. equals tṛc/a-

triyuga

n. (equals -puruṣa-) 3 generations (

;"spring, rainy-season, and autumn",

)

triyuga

mfn. appearing in the first 3 yuga-s (kṛṣṇa-)

triyugma

mfn. possessing 3 pairs (yaśo-vīrye-, aiśvarya-śriyau-, jñāna-vairāgye-)

triyūha

m. a chestnut-coloured horse

triyūha

m. see ukanāha-, urāha-, kiyāha-, kokāha-.

triyukta

mfn. (a cart) drawn by 3

triyūpa

mfn. with 3 sacrificial posts

abhastrikā

f. a badly made or inferior pair of bellows (id est small), said to mean also (a woman) who has no bellows

abhimantrita

mfn. consecrated by a certain formula.

abhitripiṣṭapa

mfn. being over the three worlds

abhoktri

mfn. not enjoying, not using, abstemious.

adevamātrika

mfn. "not having the gods or clouds as mothers, not suckled by any deity", not rained upon.

adhistri

ind. concerning a woman or a wife

āgnihotrika

mfn. belonging to the agnihotra- commentator or commentary on

agnihotrin

mfn. practising the agnihotra-, maintaining the sacrificial fire

m. her calf.

n. day and night

See

m. an inhabitant of the country ahicchattra- or its city.

aikarātrika

mfn. (fr. eka-rātra-), staying one night

ajinapattri

f. a bat.

ajinapattrikā

f. a bat.

akṛtrima

mf(ā-)n. inartificial.

akṣetrin

mfn. having no fields

alipattrikā

f. Name of a shrub

amalapatatrin

m. the wild goose

mfn. addressed, spoken to

mfn. called, invited, summoned

mfn. asked

mfn. one of whom leave is taken

etc.

n. addressing, summoning

n. the vocative case

amararājamantrin

m. equals amara-guru- q.v

amatrin

mfn. having the large drinking vessel called /amatra-

āmitri

m. a descendant of a-mitra-

amitrin

mfn. hostile

amitriya

mfn. idem or 'mfn. hostile '

āmuṣyaputrikā

f. (fr. amuṣya-putra-), the being the son of that one

animantrita

mfn. uninvited.

animantritabhojin

mfn. eating without being invited.

anityadatrima

m. a son surrendered by his parents to another for temporary or preliminary adoption.

āntrika

mf(ī-)n. visceral, within or relating to the bowels

anumantrita

mfn. so consecrated.

aṇumātrika

mfn. having the size of an atom

aṇumātrika

mfn. containing the atomic elements (mātrā-) of the body

anuptrima

mfn. grown without being sown

ānuyātrika

mfn. (fr. anu-yātra-), belonging to a servant

ānuyātrika

mfn. belonging to a retinue

ānuyātrika

mfn. a servant

anuyātrika

mfn. following, attendant

apāmnaptriya

([

]) mfn. relating to agni-.

apapātrita

mfn. idem or 'mfn. "not allowed to use vessels (for food)", people of low caste '

apararātri

f. the second half of the night,

, Scholiast or Commentator

aponaptriya

([PBr.]) ([

]) mfn. relating to agni-.

aprāśitriya

mfn. not fit for food called prāśitr/a- (q.v)

aputrika

m. the father of a daughter not fit to be adopted as a son because of her not having any male offspring.

aputriya

mfn. sonless, childless

ārātrika

n. the light (or the vessel containing it) which is waved at night before an idol

ārātrika

n. Name of this ceremony.

ārātrivivāsam

ind. "till night's departure", till daybreak

arcatri

mfn. (said of the marut-s) roaring

ardhamātrika

mfn. (equals mātra- mfn.) having the quantity of half a short syllable commentator or commentary on

ardhamātrikā

f. half a short syllable

ārdharātrika

mfn. (fr. ardha-rātra-), happening at midnight, midnight

ārdharātrika

m. plural Name of an astronomical school who reckoned the beginning of the motions of the planets from midnight.

āritrika

mf(ā-and ī-)n. (fr. aritra- gaRa kāśy-ādi-

), belonging to or being on an oar.

āryātriśatī

f. Name (also title or epithet) of a kāvya- by sāma-rāja- dīkṣita-

asiputrikā

f. "daughter of a sword", a (small) knife

aśokatrirātra

m. Name of a feast which lasts three nights

aśrotriya

mfn. not versed in the veda-

etc.

aśrotriya

mfn. performed by Brahmans who are not versed in the veda-

aṣṭatriṃśa

mfn. the thirty-eighth

aṣṭātriṃśa

mfn. "the thirty-eighth", with śat/a-, a hundred augmented by thirty-eight

aṣṭatriṃśat

f. equals aṣṭātr- q.v

aṣṭātriṃśat

f. thirty-eight

astrin

m. an archer

āsūtrita

mfn. tied on or round, forming or wearing a garland.

aśvatrirātra

m. (gaRa yuktārohyādi- q.v) Name of a ceremony

atistri

mf(is-,or ī-)n. surpassing a woman

atistri

mf(is-,or ī-)n. See Gram. 123. b-.

m. (for at-tri-,fr. ad-), a devourer

m. Name of a great ṛṣi-, author of a number of Vedic hymns

m. (in astronomy) one of the seven stars of the Great Bear

m. plural (atrayas-) the descendants of atri-.

atribhāradvājikā

f. marriage of descendants of atri- with those of bhāradvāja-.

atricaturaha

m. "the four days of atri-", Name of a sacrifice.

atridṛgja

m. "produced by atri-'s look", the moon, (in arithmetic) the number one.

atrijāta

m. "produced by atri-", the moon.

atrijāta

mfn. "not born thrice"(but twice), a man belonging to one of the first three classes, [for atri-jāta-See under atri-.]

atrin

m. a devourer, demon

, a rākṣasa-.

atrinetrabhū

m. "produced by atri-'s look", the moon, (in arithmetic) the number one.

atrinetraja

m. "produced by atri-'s look", the moon, (in arithmetic) the number one.

atrinetraprabhava

m. "produced by atri-'s look", the moon, (in arithmetic) the number one.

atrinetraprasūta

m. "produced by atri-'s look", the moon, (in arithmetic) the number one.

atrinetrasūta

m. "produced by atri-'s look", the moon, (in arithmetic) the number one.

atrirātrayājin

mfn. not taking part in the tri-rātra- sacrifice,

atrisaṃhitā

f. the code ascribed to atri-.

atrismṛti

f. the code ascribed to atri-.

atrivat

ind. like atri-

attri

See /atri-, .

audbhettriya

n. idem or 'n. (fr. ud-bhettṛ-) idem or 'n. forcing one's way to an aim, success, victory ' '

avamūtrita

mfn. urined upon

avamūtrita

mfn. wetted by the fluid excretion (of an insect)

avapātrita

mfn. a person not allowed by his kindred to eat or drink from the same vessel (see apa-pātrita-.)

āvikasautrika

mfn. made of woollen threads

ayantrita

mfn. unhindered, unrestrained, self-willed

ayātrika

mfn. inauspicious (?), hāla-, Scholiast or Commentator

bahupattrikā

f. Flacourtia Cataphracta

bahupattrikā

f. Trigonella Foenum Graecum

bahupattrikā

f. equals mahā-śatāvarī-

bahuputrikā

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

bahuputrikā

f. wrong reading for -pattrikā-.

bahutrivarṣa

mfn. well-nigh three years old,

baidatrirātra

m. a particular tri-rātra-

bālaśāstrin

m. Name of a grammarian and of a living writer

bālātripurasundarīpūjanaprayoga

m. Name of work

bhadrālapattrikā

f. Paederia Foetida (equals gandhālī-)

bhañjipattrikā

f. Salvinia Cucullata

(see phañji-pattrikā-).

bharaṭakadvātriṃśikā

f. Name of a collection of 32 popular tales.

bhartrima

(?) mfn. maintained, nourished, supported

bhartsapattrikā

(prob.) wrong reading for bhṛśa-p-.

bhastrika

mf(ī-)n. equals bhastrayā harati-

bhastrikā

f. a little bag

(see

) .

bhāvatribhaṅgī

f. Name of work

bhīmaputrikā

f. bhīma-'s daughter

bhinnagātrikā

f. Cucumis Usitatissimus

bhṛgamātrika

prob. wrong reading for mṛga-m-.

bhṛśapattrikā

f. "strong-leaved", a species of plant

bhūrikṛtrimamāṇikyamaya

mf(ī-)n. consisting of many imitation rubies

bhūstriṇa

m. Andropegon Schoenanthus,

bilvapattrikā

f. Name of dākṣāyaṇī- (under which she was worshipped at bilvaka-)

brahmarātri

wrong reading for brāhma-rāti-.

brahmasattrin

mfn. offering the sacrifice of devotion

brahmasattrin

mfn. absorbed in the self-existent One

brahmasūtrin

mfn. invested with the Brahmanical cord

bṛhadatri

m. "the larger atri-", Name of work on med.

caitri

varia lectio for trin-

caitrika

m. the month caitra-

caitrin

m. idem or 'm. the month caitra- '

caitriyāyaṇa

m. (for tryāy-See caitra-) patronymic of yajña-sena-

candanaputri

f. Name of a mythical doll

candanaputrikā

f. Name of a mythical doll

cārakatrirātra

m. a particular ceremony lasting three days (prescribed by caraka- or by the caraka-s?)

cāritrin

mfn. of good conduct

carmabhastrikā

f. a leathern bag

carmaratnabhastrikā

f. idem or 'n. a leathern lucky-bag ' , 199.

cāturhotriya

mfn. attended by 4 chief priests (agni-)

catustridvyekabhāga

mfn. plural receiving 4, 3, 2, and 1 part respectively

mf(ī-)n. the 34th (prajā-pati-, so called with regard to the other 33 gods)

mf(ī-)n. (with śat/a-,100) + 34

mf(ī-)n. containing 34

m. (scilicet st/oma-) a stoma- consisting of 34 parts

catustriṃśadakṣara

mf(ā-)n. (c/at-) containing 34 syllables

catustriṃśadrātram

ind. during 34 days

catustriṃśajjātakajña

m. "knowing 34 jātaka-s", Name of a buddha-

catustriṃśat

f. (c/at-) 34

catustriṃśatsammita

n. with prajā-pateś- (See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order ś/a-), Name of a sāman-

chagalāntrikā

f. Argyreia speciosa or argentea (ajāntrī-)

chāgalāntrikā

f. equals chag-

chagalāntrin

m. "having goats in the bowels", a wolf

chāgalāntrin

m. equals chag-

chāgamitrika

mf(ā-, ī-)n. fr. tra-

chandomapavamānatrirātra

m. equals -tri-kakud-

chandomatrikakud

m. Name of a try-aha- rite

chāttri

chattrikā

f. a parasol, 323 and 1446

chattrika

m. equals ttra-dhara- gaRa purohitādi-.

chāttrikya

n. the office of a parasol-bearer (chattrika-) gaRa purohitādi-.

chattrin

mfn. furnished with a parasol

chattrin

m. a barber

chattriṇa

m. Name of a man

chattrinyāya

m. "the manner of applying the term chattrin- to a king ", permitted synonym

chāttriśāla

(

)

chāttriśālā

cīrapattrikā

f. a kind of vegetable

(varia lectio kṣāra-p-).

cīritapattrikā

f. equals ra-p-

citrapattrikā

f. the plant kapittha-parṇī-

citrapattrikā

f. droṇa-puṣpī-

citraputrikā

f. a female portrait

citraputrikāyita

mfn. resembling a female portrait

citrika

m. (fr. citr/ā-) the month caitra-

citrin

mfn. having variegated (black and grey) hair

citrin

f. (plural) Name of certain bricks

citriṇī

f. plural (/iṇyas-) (the dawns) wearing bright ornaments

citriṇī

f. a woman endowed with various talents (one of the four divisions into which women are classed)

citrita

mfn. made variegated, decorated, painted

citrita

mfn. see vi--.

citriya

mfn. visible at a distance (a species of aśvattha-)

citriya

m. Name of a man

dairgharātrika

mf(ī-)n. long, chronic (disease)

daivakṣatri

m. patronymic fr. deva-kṣatra-

daivamitri

m. patronymic fr. deva-mata- and -mitra gaRa taulvay-ādi-.

dantapattrikā

f. an ivory ear-ring

dantapattrikā

f. a comb

dartri

tn/u-, dardara-, etc. See column 1.

dāruputrikā

f. (

) equals -garbhā-.

dārvipattrikā

f. Name of a plant equals go-jihvā-

dāsamitri

m. descendant of dāsa-mitra- ( dāsamitribhakta -bhakta- n.the district inhabited by them gaRa aiṣukāry-ādi-)

dāsamitribhakta

n. dāsamitri

dāsamitrika

mf(ā-and ī-)n. relating to dāsa-mitra- (gaRa kaśy-ādi-).

dāśarātrika

(d/ā-) mf(ī-)n. celebrated in the same manner as the daśa-rātra-

dāsīśrotriya

m. equals -brāhmaṇa-

dattātri

See dambholi-.

dattrima

mfn. received by gift (son, slave)

daurmitri

m. metron. fr. dur-mitrā- (gaRa bāhv-ādi-).

devapatimantrin

m. " indra-'s counsellor", Name of bṛhas-pati-, the planet Jupiter

devapātrin

mfn. partaking of the divine cup

devaputrikā

f. Trigonella Corniculata

devayātrin

See -yājin-.

dharmapravaktri

m. teacher of law

dharmasāstrin

m. an adherent of the law-books

dharmasāstrin

m. plural Name of a particular school

dhātri

f. (metric.) equals trī-, Emblica Officinalis

dhātrikā

f. wet-nurse or equals prec.

dhūsarapattrikā

f. Tragia Involucrata or Heliophytum Indicum

dīrghapattrikā

f. Desmodium Gangeticum

dīrghapattrikā

f. Aloe Indica

dīrghapattrikā

f. equals palāśī-

dīrgharātrika

mfn. "long-lasting"(fever)

dīrghasūtrin

mfn. equals tra-

dīrghasūtritā

f. equals tratā-

(varia lectio)

dṛḍhagātrikā

f. "having hard particles", granulated sugar

dṛḍhasūtrikā

f. "having strong fibres", Sanseviera Zeylanica

durmantrin

m. bad adviser or minister

durmantrin

mfn. having bad ministers

durmantrita

mfn. badly advised

durmantrita

n. equals prec.

durmitriya

mfn. unfriendly

dvaimitri

mfn. (fr. dvi-mitra-) born of 2 friends

dvairātrika

mf(ī-)n. of or belonging to a period of 2 nights

dvātriṃśa

mf(ī-)n. the 32nd

dvātriṃśa

mf(ī-)n. consisting of 32

dvātriṃśa

mf(ī-)n. 32 (in dvātriṃśāra śāra- mfn.) having 32 spokes

dvātriṃśacchālabhañjikā

f. plural 32 statues

dvātriṃśacchālabhañjikā

f. Name of work

dvātriṃśadakṣara

mfn. (dv/ā--

) consisting of 32 syllables

dvātriṃśadakṣarin

mfn. (

) consisting of 32 syllables

dvātriṃśadaparādhastotra

n. Name of part of the

dvātriṃśadara

mfn. equals śāra-

dvātriṃśadrātra

n. (sc. sattra-) a sacrifice lasting 32 days,

dvātriṃśadupaniṣad

f. Name of an

dvātriṃśailakṣaṇika

mfn. (

) "having 32 auspicious marks upon the body", illustrious, great.

dvātriṃśailakṣaṇopeta

mfn. (

) "having 32 auspicious marks upon the body", illustrious, great.

dvātriṃśāra

mfn. dvātriṃśa

dvātriṃśat

f. (dv/ā--) 32

dvātriṃśati

f. collection of 32 (wrong reading for śat-in siṃhāsana-t-).

dvātriṃśatikā

f. aggregate or collection of 32.

dvātriṃśatkā

(

) (in bharaṭaka-dvātr-

) f. aggregate or collection of 32.

dvātriṃśatkarmapaddhati

f. Name of work

dvātriṃśatpattra

mfn. having 32 petals

dvātriṃśikā

(in bharaṭaka-dvātr-

) f. aggregate or collection of 32.

dvipātrika

mf(ī-)n. idem or 'mf(ī-)n. containing 2 pātra-s (kind of measure) '

dvisamatribhuja

m. an isosceles quadrangle or triangle, algebra

dvitīyatriphalā

f. the 2nd set of 3 fruits (viz grape, date, and the fruit of Gnielina Arborea)

dvitrayastriṃśat

dvitri

equals -tra-, especially in compound

dvitricaturam

ind. twice or thrice or four times

dvitricaturbhāga

m. plural 1/2, 1/3 or 1/4

dvitricatuṣpañcaka

mfn. increased by 2, 3, 4 or 5

dvitricatuṣpañcaka

mfn. with śata- n. 2, 3, 4 or 5 per cent.

dvitridivasanivāsa

m. abode for 2 or 3 days

dvitris

ind. twice or three times

dvitriveṇu

mfn. (chariot) furnished with 2 triveṇu-s (sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order)

ekapattrikā

f. Ocimum Gratissimum

ekarātrika

mfn. lasting for one night

ekarātrika

mfn. lasting for one day and night (as food)

ekarātrika

mfn. staying one night

ekatantrikā

f. a lute with one chord.

ekatrika

m. Name of a particular ekāha- sacrifice

f. Croton Polyandron

f. reckoning-book

See ṇayitr-.

f. "counter", a rosary

(only Prakrit ṅettiyā-)

gaṇayitrikā

f. (irregular ṇatr-and ṇitr-)

gandhapattrikā

f. (equals ttrī-) Physalis flexuosa

gandhapattrikā

f. equals -niśā-

gandhapattrikā

f. Apium involucratum

gaṇitrikā

See ṇayitr-.

gantrikā

f. a small cart

gargatrirātra

m. (gaRa yuktārohy-ādi-) Name of a ceremony lasting 3 days

gārgīputri

m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. a descendant of gārgī-putra-, iv, 1, 159 ' '

gārutmatapattrikā

f. "emerald-leaved", Name of a plant

gatarātri

f. the past night, last night

gātrikā

f. "a girdle (?)", See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order

gātrikā

f. of traka-.

gātrikā

See 1. gā-.

gātrikābandha

m. a girdle (?)

gātrikāgranthi

m. a particular knot

gaurīgāyatrikā

f. Name of a verse (in honour of gaurī-)

gāyatri

metrically for trī-

gāyatri

in comp, for trin- q.v

gāyatrin

m. one who sings hymns

(

)

gāyatrin

m. (equals trī-) Acacia Catechu

gāyatrisāra

m. Catechu (Terra japonica)

gomayacchattrikā

f. a fungus

f. zigzag

f. an artificial verse to be read in zigzag

f. a form of calculation

f. the reddish grass Tambadu

gomūtrikābandha

m. equals tra-jāti-.

gomūtrin

m. a kind of Terminalia

goṣpadatrirātravrata

n. idem or 'n. a kind of religious observance '

gosūtrikā

f. a rope fastened at both ends having separate halters for each ox or cow

gotrika

mfn. relating to a family (with karman-,"the consciousness of family descent", one of the 4 pure karman-s)

gotrin

mfn. belonging to the same family, relation

gotritva

n. relationship.

grahakṣetrin

for gṛha-kṣ-

grāmaputrikā

f. equals gr/āmakumārikā-

grāvastotriyā

f. (scilicet hotrā-) the praise addressed to the soma- stones

gṛdhraputrikā

f. idem or 'f. the plant dhūmra-pattrā- '

gṛhakṣetrin

mfn. possessing a house and fields

guṇatritaya

n. equals -traya-

hāputrikā

f. idem or 'f. a kind of wagtail '

hariharāgnihotrin

m. Name of author

haritapattrikā

f. a species of plant

hautrika

mfn. relating to the office or function of the hotṛ-, sacerdotal

hetri

mfn. urging on, inciting, an inciter

hotrin

See agni-hotrin-.

hotriya

n. the office or function of a priest

hrasvapattrikā

f. the small pippala- tree

hulamātrikā

f. a long dagger

indramantrin

m. Name of bṛhaspati- (the planet Jupiter) commentator or commentary on

iṣustrikāṇḍā

(iṣustrikāṇḍā-) f. "the threefold arrow", Name of a constellation (perhaps the girdle of Orion)

jagatpitri

m. "world-father", śiva-

jagattritaya

n. idem or 'n. the three worlds (heaven, earth, and the lower world) '

jaitriya

n. victory

janmapattrikā

f. idem or 'n. "nativity-paper", horoscope (paper or scroll on which are recorded the year, lunar day, configuration, and relative position of the planets, of any one's birth, table of his fortunes throughout life) '

jīrṇapattrikā

f. " equals ttra- ", a kind of grass

kālapātrika

m. a kind of mendicant whose alms-dish is painted black

f. the night of all-destroying time, night of destruction at the end of the world (often personified and identified with durgā- or with one of her śakti-s)

etc.

f. the night of a man's death

f. a particular night in the life of a man (on the seventh day of the seventh month of the seventy-seventh year, after which period a man is exempt from attention to the usual ordinances)

f. Name of a Brahman woman (skilled in magic)

kalatrin

mfn. having a wife

kālatritaya

n. idem or 'n. the three times id est past, present, and future.'

kaṅkapattrin

mfn. furnished with heron's feathers

kaṇṭapattrikā

f. Solanum Melongena

karakapātrikā

f. a leather vessel for holding water.

karālatripuṭā

f. a species of corn

karapattrikā

f. playing in water (see -pattra-.)

kārayantrika

m. a kind of artisan,

karṇaputrikā

f. idem or 'm. the concha of the ear '

kārpāsasautrika

n. equals -tāntava-

karttrikā

f. idem or 'f. equals kartari- '

kaṭhaśrotriya

m. a Brahman who has studied the kaṭha- branch

kattri

mfn. plural three inferior (persons or articles etc.) vArttika on

kaṭupattrikā

f. Name of a plant

kaṭutrika

n. idem or 'n. an aggregate of three pungent substances or spices (as ginger, black and long pepper) '

khaḍgaputrikā

f. (equals asi-p-) a small sword, knife

khadirapattrikā

f. a sensitive plant (kind of Mimosa)

khanitrikā

f. idem or 'n. a small shovel or scoop '

khanitrima

mf(ā-)n. produced by digging

khanitrima

mf(ā-)n. tr/ima-

kiṃciccīritapattrikā

f. the plant Beta bengalensis (= cīrita-cchadā-)

kimmantrin

m. a bad minister

kṛṣṇatrivṛtā

f. a kind of Ipomoea (black Teöri)

kṛtrima

mf(ā-)n. made artificially, factitious, artificial, not naturally or spontaneously produced

etc.

kṛtrima

mf(ā-)n. falsified

kṛtrima

mf(ā-)n. not natural, adopted (as a son)

kṛtrima

mf(ā-)n. assumed, simulated

kṛtrima

mf(ā-)n. not necessarily connected with the nature of anything, adventitious

kṛtrima

m. incense, olibanum

kṛtrima

m. an adopted son

kṛtrima

n. a kind of salt (the common Bit Noben, or Bit Lavan[ viḍ-lavaṇa-],obtained by cooking)

kṛtrima

n. a kind of perfume (equals javadi-)

kṛtrima

n. sulphate of copper (used as a collyrium)

kṛtrimā

f. a channel

kṛtrimabhūmi

f. an artificial floor

kṛtrimadhūpa

m. incense, olibanum

kṛtrimadhūpaka

m. compound perfume (containing ten or eighteen ingredients).

kṛtrimaka

m. olibanum

kṛtrimamitra

n. an acquired friend (on whom benefits have been conferred or from whom they have been received)

kṛtrimaputra

m. an adopted son

kṛtrimaputraka

m. a doll

kṛtrimaputrikā

f. idem or 'm. a doll '

kṛtrimaratna

n. "false jewel", glass

kṛtrimāri

m. idem or 'm. an acquired enemy ' commentator or commentary on

kṛtrimārti

mfn. feigning to be low-spirited

kṛtrimaśatru

m. an acquired enemy

kṛtrimatā

f. shrewdness, cunningness

kṛtrimatva

n. the being made, factitiousness.

kṛtrimavana

n. a plantation, park.

kṛtrimodāsīna

m. an acquired neutral commentator or commentary on

kṣārapattrikā

f. idem or 'm. idem or 'mn. equals -dalā- ' '

kṣāratritaya

n. idem or 'n. "a triad of acrid substances", natron, saltpetre, and borax '

kṣātri

m. (fr. kṣatr/a-) the son of a man of the second caste

kṣatrin

m. a man of the second caste

mfn. (

; gaRa śreṇyādi-) governing, endowed with sovereignty

m. a member of the military or reigning order (which in later times constituted the second caste)

etc.

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

m. Name of a daśa-pūrvin-

m. a red horse

m. Name of a people

kṣatriyā

f. (

Va1rtt. 7) a woman of the military or second caste

(exempli gratia, 'for example' kṣ te-,your wife that belongs to the second caste)

m. Name of durgā-

n. the power or rank of the sovereign

kṣatriyabruva

mfn. pretending to be a kṣatriya-

kṣatriyadharma

m. the duty or occupation of the warrior-tribe, war, government, etc.

kṣatriyadharman

mfn. having the duties of a soldier or of the second caste

kṣatriyahaṇa

mfn. one who destroys the military caste

kṣatriyajāti

f. the military tribe or caste

kṣatriyakā

f. a woman belonging to the military or second caste

kṣatriyamardana

mfn. destroying the kṣatriya-s

kṣatriyamardana

mfn. (sarva-kṣ-)

kṣatriyāṇī

f. idem or 'f. a woman belonging to the military or second caste '

Va1rtt. 7

kṣatriyāṇī

f. the wife of a man of the second caste

kṣatriyāntakara

m. idem or 'mfn. one who destroys the military caste ' , Name of paraśu-rāma-

kṣatriyaprāya

mfn. mostly consisting of the military tribe.

kṣatriyarāja

m. the chief of kṣatriya-s

kṣatriyāri

m. "enemy of the kṣatriya-s", Name of paraśu-rāma-

kṣatriyarṣabha

(ṛṣ-) m. the best of kṣatriya-s: (see gaRa vyāghrādi-.)

kṣatriyatā

f. the order or rank of a kṣatriya-

kṣatriyatva

m. idem or 'f. the order or rank of a kṣatriya- '

kṣatriyavarā

f. a wild variety of Curcumis

kṣatriyayajña

m. the sacrifice of a kṣatriya-

kṣatriyayoni

f. a kṣatriya-'s form of existence,

kṣatriyayuvan

mfn. gaRa yuvādi-.

kṣatriyī

f. the wife of a man of the second caste

kṣatriyikā

f. equals yakā-

mfn. relating to a field, having a field, agrarian

m. the owner of a field

m. a farmer, cultivator

m. a husband

kṣetrin

mfn. owning a field, cultivating land, agricultural

kṣetrin

m. the owner of a field

(see also a-kṣ-)

kṣetrin

m. an agriculturist, husbandman

m. a husband

m. the soul

f. Rubia Munjista

mfn. "organic"(as a disease), incurable ("curable in a future body id est incurable in the present life "

)

m. one who seduces other men's wives, adulterer

n. (

) an organic and incurable disease

m. meadow grass, herbage

mahābhāṣyatripadīvyākhyāna

n. plural (/āṇi-) the environs of a place

kṣetriyanāśana

mf(ī-)n. removing a chronic disease

kṣurapattrikā

f. Name of a pot-herb (Beta bengalensis)

kumantrin

m. a bad counsellor

kumārapitrimeṣa

m. a particular demon hostile to children,

kurukṣetrin

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

kusurubindutrirātra

n. Name of particular observances (lasting three days)

laghvatri

m. Name of a short version of atri-'s law-book.

lagnapattrikā

f. a paper on which the auspicious moment for a marriage etc. is noted down

lalitatribhaṅga

m. Name of work

lalitātriśatī

f. Name of work

lekhapattrikā

f. (

) a written document, letter, writ, deed.

lokayātrika

mfn. relating to the business or traffic of the world

(said to be also employed to explain the word devayu-

)

lomaśapattrikā

f. a species of gourd

mādhavaśāstrin

m. Name of rāma-candra-tīrtha- (who died in 1377)

madhumālapattrikā

f. a species of small shrub

(uncertain reading) .

madhyarātri

f. midnight ( madhyarātrau trau- ind.at midnight)

mahābhāṣyatripadī

f. Name of commentaries on the mahā-bhāṣya-.

n. Name of commentaries on the mahā-bhāṣya-.

mahādevaśāstrin

m. Name of learned man

mahāgaṇapatikalpepañcatriṃśatpīṭhikā

f. Name of work

mahāliṅgaśāstrin

m. Name of author

mahāmantrin

m. a chief counsellor, prime minister

mahāmantrin

m. a great statesman or politician

māhāputri

mfn. (fr. mahā-putra-) gaRa sutaṃgamādi-.

f. equals prec.

f. the great night of the complete destruction of the world

f. the 8th day in the light half of the month āśvina-

mahātripurasundarīmantranāmasahasra

f. Name of a festival (kept by the left-hand worshippers on the 14th day of the dark half of māgha-)

mahārātricaṇḍikāvidhāna

n. Name of work

mahāśivarātri

f. Name of a festival (equals mahā-rātri- q.v)

mahāśivarātrinirṇaya

m. Name of work

mahāśivarātrivrata

n. Name of work

mahāśivarātrivratanirṇaya

m. Name of work

mahāśrotriya

m. a great theologian

mahātrikakubh

m. Name of a stoma-

mahātrikakud

m. Name of a stoma-

mahātripurasundarīkavaca

n. Name of a kind of magical spell

n. Name of a chapter of the vāmakeśvara-tantra-.

mahātripurasundarītāpanīyopaniṣad

f. Name of two upaniṣad-s.

mahātripurasundarītāpanīyopaniṣadaryuttaratāpanī

f. Name of two upaniṣad-s.

mahātriśūla

n. a great trident

mahāyātrika

m. Name of a man

mahendramantrin

m. "great loud's counsellor", the planet Jupiter

(see -guru-)

maitri

m. a metron. of a teacher

maitrika

(in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') a friendly office

maitrin

mfn. friendly, benevolent

mālatīpattrikā

f. the outer shell of a nutmeg

maṇḍalapattrikā

f. a red-flowering punarnavā-

(see maṇḍali-p-).

maṇḍalipattrikā

f. equals maṇḍala-p-

maṇḍalipattrikā

mantri

m. equals mantrin-, a king's counsellor, minister (only accusative plural trīn-)

mantri

in compound for mantrin-.

mantridhura

mfn. able to bear the burden of the office of a counsellor

mantrika

(in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') equals mantrin- (See sa-m-).

mantrikā

f. Name of an upaniṣad- (also kopan-; see mantropaniṣad-).

māntrika

m. a reciter of spells, enchanter, sorcerer

mantrimukhya

m. equals -pati-

mfn. wise or eloquent

m. "knowing sacred texts or spells", a conjurer, enchanter

m. a king's counsellor, minister

etc.

m. (in chess) the queen

m. (in astrology) the 12th mansion

See p.786.

f. of tr/in-.

n. Name of work

m. a prime minister

m. equals -pati-

mantriprakāṇḍa

m. an excellent counsellor or minister,

mantriputra

m. the son of a minister

mantriśreṣṭha

(

) m. equals -pati-.

mantriśrotriya

m. a minister who is also a śrotriya- (or conversant with the veda-s)

mantrisūnu

m. equals -putra-

mantrisuta

m. equals -putra-

mantritā

mfn. discussed, deliberated, determined

etc.

mfn. advised, counselled (said of Persons and things)

mfn. consecrated with sacred texts, enchanted, charmed

n. counsel, deliberation, plan

netratribhāgabrahmayaśasvin

See p.786.

māntrita

mfn. (fr. next) gaRa kaṇvādi-.

mantritva

n. the office or vocation of a minister, ministership, ministry

māntritya

m. patronymic fr. mantrita- gaRa gargādi-

mantrivara

(

) m. equals -pati-.

mantrivat

ind. like a counsellor or minister

māṣapattrikā

f. Glycine Debilis

māsaśivarātrivratakalpa

m. Name of work

mātrikā

f. (ikā-) equals mātrā-, a prosodial instant

(see mātrika-).

mātrika

mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') all, every kind of (exempli gratia, 'for example' mṛgamātrika- plural all kinds of deer)

mātrikā

f. a prosodial instant, mora

(mfn. containing one prosodial instant or mora

)

mātrikā

f. a model, paragon

mayūrapattrin

mfn. (an arrow) furnished with peacock's feathers

mitrin

mfn. befriended, united by friendship

mitriya

mfn. friendly, coming from or relating to a friend

moharātri

f. "night of bewilderment", the night when the world is to be destroyed

mṛgākṣītriyāmā

mukhavastrikā

f. a piece of fine muslin or net held before the face while speaking

mukhyamantrin

m. a prime minister ( mukhyamantritva tri-tva- n.)

mukhyamantritva

n. mukhyamantrin

mūlatrikoṇa

n. the third astrological house

mūtrita

mfn. one who has voided urine

mūtrita

mfn. discharged like urine

mūtrita

mfn. soiled with urine

mūtrita

n. the voiding of urine

naistriṃśika

mfn. armed with a sword

nākṣatrika

mf(ī-)n. equals prec. mfn.

nākṣatrika

m. a month of 27 days (each day being the period of the moon's passage through a mansion)

nākṣatrikī

f. the state or condition to which a person is subjected agreeably to the asterism presiding over his nativity

nakṣatrin

m. "having or holding the stars", Name of viṣṇu-

(see tra-nemi-).

nakṣatriya

mfn. relating to the stars or nakṣatra-s, containing a number equal to that of the nakṣatra-s id est 27

nāmamātrikānighaṇṭu

m. Name of a vocabulary.

narasiṃhaśāstriprakāśikā

f. Name of work

naṣṭapattrikā

f. Name of work

naṭapattrikā

f. Solanum Melongena

navapattrikā

f. Name of a particular play or sport

(a fictitious marriage Scholiast or Commentator)

m. Name of an author

n. a clyster-pipe

n. a ladle

mfn. Balar,

mfn. where the warriors are overthrown

nimantrita

mfn. invited (especially to a feast, with instrumental case exempli gratia, 'for example' vivāhena-

; see

)

nimantrita

mfn. summoned, called, convoked

nīrapatatrin

m. "water-bird"

niṣpattrikā

f. Capparis Aphylla

mfn. more than thirty (plural)

mfn. merciless, cruel

m. a sword

etc.

m. a sacrificial knife

m. a particular stage in the retrograde motion of the planet Mars,

, (equals śamusala-

)

nistriṃśabhṛt

m. equals -dhārin-

nistriṃśadhārin

m. a sword-bearer

nistriṃśadharmin

mfn. resembling a sword

nistriṃśakarkaśa

mfn. cruel and hard

nistriṃśapattraka

m. (

)

nistriṃśapattrikā

f. (

) Euphorbia (Antiquorum or Tortilis)

nistriṃśatva

n. cruelty

nistriṃśin

mfn. bearing a sword

mfn. restrained, checked, fettered,

mfn. dammed up, embanked

mfn. restricted to a certain sense (as a word)

mfn. governed by, depending on (instrumental case or compound)

nyāyatrisūtrīvārttika

n. Name of work

padārthatritaya

n. padārtha

padyamātrikā

f. a poem consisting only of verses,

paitrika

(prob.) wrong reading for paitṛka-.

pakṣarātri

f. a kind of play or sport

paktrima

mfn. obtained by cooking

paktrima

mfn. ripe

paktrima

mfn. cooked

pāñcālaputrikā

f. Name of draupadī-

pañcarātrika

wrong reading for pāñcar-.

pāñcarātrika

mf(ī-)n. lasting 5 nights, (days)

pāñcarātrika

m. "connected with the pañcarātra-"Name of viṣṇu-

pañcatrika

mfn. (plural)

pañcatriṃśa

mf(ī-)n. the 35th

pañcatriṃśa

mf(ī-)n. + 35

pañcatriṃśati

f. 35

pañcatriṃśika

mfn. having the length of 35,

pañcatrinśacchlokī

f. Name of work

pañcatrinśat

(p/a-), 35

chapter of

pañcatrinśatpīṭhikā

f. Name of work

pāratantrika

mf(ī-)n. (-tantra-) belonging to or enjoined by the religious treatises of others

pāratrika

mf(ī-)n. (-tra-) relating to or advantageous in another world

pāratrika

trya- See under 2. pāra-.

parātriṃśikā

f. Name of work

parimantrita

mfn. ( mantr-) charmed, consecrated, enchanted

paritrigartam

ind. round about or outside tri-garta-

pāriyātrika

m. an inhabitant of the pāri- range

pāścāttyarātri

(only pāścāttyarātrau trau- ind.), towards the end of the night

m. a bird (only genitive case plural trīṇām-)

m. Name of a particular fire

m. Name of a warrior on the side of the kuru-s

in compound for trin-.

patatriketana

mfn. "characterised by a bird", (with deva-) Name of viṣṇu-

mfn. winged, feathered, flying (also applied to agni-, the vehicle of the aśvin-s etc.)

etc.

m. a bird

etc.

m. a horse, (especially) the horse in the aśva-medha- sacrifice

m. an arrow

m. a particular fire

n. dual number day and night

pātatriṇa

m. varia lectio for pat-

pātatriṇa

mfn. containing the word patatrin- gaRa vimuktādi-.

patatrirāj

(

) m. "king of birds"Name of garuḍa-.

patatrirāja

(p/at-

) m. "king of birds"Name of garuḍa-.

patatrivara

(

) m. "king or best of birds"Name of garuḍa-.

pātrikā

f. a cup, an alms-bowl or alms-dish

pātrika

mf(ī-)n. measured or sown or filled by means of any vessel or with the measure pātra-, containing or possessing it etc.

Scholiast or Commentator

pātrika

mf(ī-)n. fit, adequate, appropriate

pātrika

n. a vessel, cup, dish (in ku--

; Bombay edition -pātraka-).

pātrin

mfn. possessing a drinking-vessel or a dish

pātrin

mfn. having fit or worthy persons

pātriya

mfn. worthy to partake of a meal

(see

) .

paṭṭābhirāmaśāstripattra

n. Name of work

pattri

in compound equals trin-.

f. (ikā-) See below

pattrika

m. gaRa purohitādi-

f. (of traka-), a leaf (for writing upon), a letter, document etc.

f. a kind of earring (see danta--)

f. Name of work

pattrikākhya

(kākh-) n. a species of camphor

pattrikāpraveśa

m. a festival on the 7th day of the month āśvina-

pāttrikya

n. (fr. pattrika-) gaRa purohitādi- (

)

mfn. having wings or feathers or leaves

etc.

m. a bird (especially a hawk or falcon

)

m. an arrow

m. a mountain

m. possessing a carriage or driving in one

m. a chariot

m. a tree

m. the wine-palm

m. a species of Achyranthes

m. a species of creeper and other plants

pattriṇī

f. a sprout, shoot

pattrita

mfn. feathered (is an arrow)

pattrivāha

m. a bird

paṭupattrikā

f. a species of shrub

pautrika

m. patronymic fr. putrika- or equals next.

pautrikeya

m. (fr. putrikā-) the son of a daughter adopted to raise issue for her father

pautrikeyavat

mfn. having a grandson by an adopted daughter

pautrikya

n. (fr. putrika-) gaRa purohitādi-.

pautrin

mfn. (fr. pautra-) having a grandson

pavitrin

mfn. purifying, pure, clean

pavitrita

mfn. purified, sanctified, blessed, happy

pelavapuṣpapattrin

mfn. having tender flowers for arrows

phalatrika

n. "fruit-triad", the 3 myrobalans

phañjipattrikā

f. Salvinia Cucullata

phañjiputtrikā

f. Salvinia Cucullata

potri

in compound for trin-.

potridaṃṣṭrāja

m. a kind of gem (supposed to be produced in the tusk of a boar)

potrin

m. "snouted", a wild boar

potrirathā

f. "hog-vehicled", (with Buddhists) Name of māyā-

potrirathā

f. (with jaina-s) Name of a śakti- or female divinity.

pradātrikā

f. a female giver

pradhānamantrin

m. a prime minister

prakalpayitri

m. one who prepares or arranges

pramūtrita

mfn. begun to be urined (n. impersonal or used impersonally)

prāṇayātrika

mfn. requisite for subsistence ( prāṇayātrikamātra ka-mātra- mfn.possessing only the necessaries of life)

prāṇayātrikamātra

mfn. prāṇayātrika

prasiddhakṣatriyaprāya

mfn. consisting for the most part of renowned kṣatriya-s

prāśitriya

mfn. See a-prāśitriya-.

prātastrivargā

f. Name of the river gaṅgā-

(

)

prathamatrisauparṇa

m. Name of viṣṇu-

pratimantrita

mfn. consecrated with sacred texts

pratirātri

(

) ind. each night, nightly.

pravāhemūtrita

n. pravāha

prāyātrika

mf(ī-)n. (fr. -yātrā-) idem or 'mf(ī-)n. (fr. -yāṇa-) fit for a march or journey '

pūrṇimārātri

f. the night of full moon

pūrṇimārātriśarvarī

f. the night of full moon

pūrvāpararātri

f. the former and latter half of the night,

puṣpapattrin

mfn. having flower for arrows (said of the bow of kāma-deva-)

putrapautrin

mfn. having sons and grandsons

f. a daughter (especially a daughter appointed to raise male issue to be adopted by a father who has no sons)

etc.

f. a puppet, doll, small statue

f. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' = a diminutive; see asikhaḍga-.)

f. the cotton or down of the tamarisk

putrikābhartṛ

m. a daughter's husband

putrikāprasū

f. the mother of a daughter

putrikāpuntra

m. a daughter's son who by agreement or adoption becomes the son of her father

putrikāpūrvaputra

m. the son of a daughter adopted before (see above)

putrikāsuta

m. a daughter's son, a grandson

pūtrima

mfn. purified, pure, clean

putrin

mf(/iṇī-)n. having a son or sons, possessing children (m.and f.the father or the mother of a son or of children generally)

etc.

putriṇī

f. Siphonantus Indica and another plant

putriṇī

f. (with piḍakā-) a pustule which has small plant round it

putriṇyāpta

mfn. born of one who is already mother of a son

putriya

mf(ā-)n. relating to a son (see a-p-).

putriya

Nom. P. y/ati-, to wish for a son or children

rājamantrin

m. a minister of state

rājaputrikā

f. a king's daughter, princess

rājaputrikā

f. a species of bird

rājavetrin

m. a king's staff-bearer

raktapattrikā

f. equals nākulī-

raktapatttrikā

f. equals -parṇa-

raktatrivṛt

f. a red-flowering Ipomoea

raktavastrin

m. equals yogin-

ramalayantrikā

f. Name of work

rāmaśāstrin

m. secular Name of nara-hara-tīrtha-(who died in 1214)

rāmatriṃśannāmastotra

n. Name of work

rasanetrikā

f. realgar, red arsenic

ratnadaṇḍātapatrin

mfn. having a staff and an umbrella adorned with jewels

rātri

f(i-or ī-). or (older) r/ātrī- (prob."bestower" , fr. rā-;or"season of rest", fr. ram-) night, the darkness or stillness of night (often personified)

etc. ( rātrau trau- ind.or rātryām tryām- ind.at night, by night; rātrau śayanam-,a festival on the 11th day of the first half of the month āṣāḍha-, regarded as the night of the gods, beginning with the summer solstice, when viṣṇu- reposes for four months on the serpent śeṣa-)

rātri

f(i-or ī-). equals ati-rātra-

rātri

f(i-or ī-). equals rātri-paryāya-

rātri

f(i-or ī-). equals rātri-sāman-

rātri

f(i-or ī-). (only rātri-) one of the 4 bodies of brahmā-

rātri

f(i-or ī-). equals haridrā-, turmeric

rātri

f(i-or ī-). (with the patronymic bhāradvājī-) Name of the authoress of

rātribala

m. "powerful by night", a rākṣasa-

rātribhojana

n. eating at night

rātribhojananiṣedha

m. Name of work

rātribhṛt

mfn. one who maintains the dīkṣā- only for a few night

rātribhujaṃga

m. "night-lover", the moon

rātricara

m. "night-wandering", a thief, robber

rātricara

m. a night-watcher, watchman

rātricara

m. a rākṣasa-

(f(ī-).

)

rātricāra

m. night -roving,

rātricaryā

f. equals -cāra-

rātricaryā

f. a night ceremony

rātricchandas

n. a metre employed at the atirātra-

rātridevata

mf(ā-)n. having the night as a deity

rātridivam

wrong reading for rātriṃ-d-

rātridviṣ

m. "night-hater", the sun

rātrihāsa

m. "laughing id est opening at night ", the white lotus

rātrihiṇḍaka

m. "moving about at night", a guard of the women's apartments

rātrihuta

n. a night sacrifice

rātrija

n. "night-born", a star

rātrijāgara

m. night-watching

rātrijāgara

m. "night-watcher", a dog

rātrijāgarada

m. "causing night-watching", a mosquito

rātrijāgaraṇa

n. night-watching

rātrijala

n. "night-water", dew, mist

rātrika

mfn. nocturnal, nightly

rātrika

mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' after a numeral) lasting or sufficient for or completed in a certain number of nights or days (see eka--, dvai--, pañca-r-)

rātrikā

f. night

rātrikāla

m. night-time

rātrikara

m. night-maker, the moon

rātrilagnanirūpaṇa

n. Name of a treatise ascribed to kālidāsa-.

rātriloka

(r/ātri--) mf(ā-)n. representing night

rātrimaṇi

m. "night-jewel", the moon

rātrimāraṇa

n. murder (committed) at night

rātrimaṭa

m. equals rātry-aṭa-

rātrimaya

mf(ī-)n. nightly, nocturnal

rātriṃcara

m. equals rātri-c-, a rākṣasa-

rātriṃdiva

n. night and day

rātriṃdivā

ind. by night and day

rātriṃdivam

ind. by night and day

rātriṃdivasa

n. night and day

rātrimmanya

mfn. being regarded as or appearing like night

rātrināśana

m. "night-destroyer", the sun

rātrinātha

m. "night-lord", the moon

rātripadavicāra

m. Name of work

rātripariśiṣṭa

n. equals -sūkta- q.v

rātriparyāya

m. the three recurring ritual acts in the atirātra- ceremony,

rātriparyuṣita

mfn. anything which has stood over-night, stale, not fresh

rātripūjā

f. the nocturnal worship of a deity

rātripuṣpa

n. "night-flower", a lotus-flower which opens at night

rātrirāga

m. night-colour, darkness

rātrirakṣaka

m. a night-watcher, watchman

rātrisācaya

mfn. coming together or united at night

rātrisahasra

n. a thousand night

rātriṣāman

n. equals -sāman-

rātrisāman

n. a sāman- belonging to the atirātra-

rātrisattra

n. a sacrifice or ceremony at night,

rātriśeṣa

m. the remainder or last part of night

rātriśṛta

mfn. cooked by night

rātrisūkta

n. Name of the hymn interpolated after

rātrisūkta

rātrisūktavidhāna

n. Name of work

rātritarā

f. (Comparative degree of rātri-) the depth or dead of night

rātritithi

f. a lunar night

rātrivāsas

n. night-dress

rātrivāsas

n. the garment of night id est darkness, obscurity

rātriveda

m. "night-knower", a cock

rātrivedin

m. "night-knower", a cock

rātrivigama

m. "night-departure", dawn, daylight

rātrivihārin

mfn. roaming at night

rātriviśleṣagāmin

m. "separating at night", the ruddy goose (equals cakravāka- q.v)

rātriyoga

m. night-fall, the coming on of night

rudragāyatri

(mc.) f. Name of the text tatpuruṣāya- - tan no rudraḥ pracodayāt- (

) and of a modification of it

rudratripāṭhin

m. Name of an author

rudratriśatī

f. Name of a stotra-.

śabdatriveṇikā

f. Name of work

saccidānandaśāstrin

m. Name of scholars and authors

sādhamitrika

mf(ā-,or ī-)n. (fr. sadha-mitra-) gaRa kāśy-ādi-.

sahasaumitri

mfn. with saumitri- (id est lakṣmaṇa-)

sahasrastotriya

mfn. consisting of a thousand stotriya-s

śailajāmantrin

m. Name of an author

saindhumitrika

mf(ā-or ī-)n. (fr. sindhumitra-) gaRa kāśy-ādi-.

śaktri

śaktrin- wrong reading for śakti- m.

śālihotrin

m. a horse

samānastotriya

mfn. having the same stotriya-,

samantrika

mfn. idem or 'mfn. together with or accompanied by counsellors ( samantritva tri-tva- n.) '

samantrin

mfn. together with or accompanied by counsellors ( samantritva tri-tva- n.)

samantritva

n. samantrin

samatribhuja

mfn. having 3 equal sides

samatribhuja

m. n. any figure containing 3 equal sides

samatribhuja

m. an equilateral triangle

samayamātrikā

f. Name of work

saṃghātapattrikā

f. Anethum Sowa

sāṃgrahasūtrika

mfn. (fr. saṃgraha-sūtra-) equals saṃgraha-sūtram adhīte veda vā-

sammantrita

mfn. deliberated, considered

sammātri

or s/am-mātṛ- mfn. (for 1.See above) having the same mother, twin

saṃskṛtrima

mfn. highly polished, artificially adorned (in a-saṃskṛ-)

saṃyantrita

mfn. ( yantr-) fastened with bands, held in, stopped

saṃyātrika

wrong reading for sāṃ-yātrika-.

sāṃyātrika

m. (fr. saṃ-yātrā-) a voyaging merchant, one who trades by sea etc.

sāṃyātrika

n. any vehicle

sāṃyātrika

n. the morning dawn

śāṅkhamitri

m. (patronymic fr. idem or 'm. patronymic fr. śaṅkha-mitra- ') Name of a grammarian

sapattrita

mfn. equals sa-pattrā-kṛta-

śāpayantrita

mfn. restrained by a curse

saptarātrika

mfn. (?) idem or 'mf(ikā-)n. lasting 7 days '

saptarātrika

n. a period of 7 nights or days.

sāptarātrika

mf(ī-)n. (fr. sapta-rātra-) lasting seven nights or days,

saptatriṃśa

mfn. the 37th, chapter of

and

saptatriṃśadrātra

n. a particular ceremony

saptatriṃśat

f. 37 (with a noun in apposition)

saptatriṃśati

f. 37 (with the noun in apposition)

saputrin

mfn. together with sons or children

sarapattrikā

f. a lotus-leaf (prob. wrong reading for śara-p-)

sarātri

mfn. equals samāna-r-

śarattriyāmā

f. a night in autumn

sarpasattrin

m. "performer of a snake-sacrifice", Name of king janam-ejaya- (a legend relates that to revenge the death of his father, who was killed by a snake-bite, he employed mantra-s to compel the whole serpent-race to be present at a sacrifice, where all except a few chief snakes were destroyed)

sarvakṣatriyamardana

m. the destroyer of all kṣatriya-s

sarvaliṅgapradātri

mfn. liberal to adherents of every faith

sarvamātrikāpuṣpāñjali

m. Name of work

sārvarātrika

mfn. (fr. sarva-rātra-) lasting the whole night (as a lamp)

sarvārthakartri

m. the creator of all things

sarvaśastrin

mfn. provided with all kinds of weapons

sarvavedatrirāta

m. a particular ahīna-

sarvayantrin

mfn. provided with all implements

sarvorutrivedin

m. Name of an author

sasattrin

(or s/a-s-) m. a companion at a sacrifice or festival

ṣaṣṭitriśata

mfn. consisting of 360

śastrāśastri

ind. sword against sword

śastrikā

f. a dagger, knife

śāstrika

mfn. versed in the śāstra-s

śastrin

mfn. (for 2.See) reciting, a reciter

śastrin

mfn. having weapons, bearing arms, armed with a sword

śāstrin

mfn. or m. versed in the śāstra-s, learned (see satata-ś-)

śāstrin

m. a teacher of sacred books or science, a learned man

śāstrin

m. a buddha-

śāstrita

mfn. (fr. śāstra-) gaRa tārakādi-

śāstrita

mfn. treated according to the śāstra-s

śāstritārtha

m. a scientifically treated subject

śatanetrikā

f. Asparagus Racemosus

satānūnaptrin

(s/a--) m. a companion in the performance of the (ceremony called) tānūnaptra-

śatapattrikā

f. a kind of rose

śatapattrikā

f. Anethum Sowa

śātarātrika

mfn. (fr. śata-rātra-) relating to the ceremony of a hundred nights (or days)

satataśāstrin

mfn. studying incessantly

śatri

m. Name of a man (having the. patronymic āgniveśi-)

satrijātaka

n. a kind of dish (consisting of meat fried with three sorts of spices;it is then soaked and dried and again dressed with ghee and condiments)

satrikūṭa

mfn. "having the mountain trikūṭa-"and"practising threefold deceit"

ṣaṭśāstrin

m. one who has studied the six śāstra-s or six systems of philosophy

śattri

m. an elephant

sattri

m. one who is accustomed to perform sacrifices

sattri

m. an elephant

sattri

m. a cloud

ṣaṭtriṃśa

mf(/ī-)n. consisting of 36

ṣaṭtriṃśa

mf(/ī-)n. provided with the stoma- of 36 parts

ṣaṭtriṃśa

mf(/ī-)n. the 36th (f. dual number "the 35th and 36th"

)

; 36 (in śona-,"diminished by 36")

ṣaṭtriṃśacchatya

(for ṃśatśatya-), mf(ā-)n. consisting of 36 hundreds

ṣaṭtriṃśad

(for triṃśat-)

ṣaṭtriṃśadābdika

mfn. lasting 36 years

ṣaṭtriṃśadahaśas

ind. always in 36 days

ṣaṭtriṃśadakṣara

mf(ā-)n. (ṣ/aṭ--) having 36 syllables

ṣaṭtriṃśaddipikā

f. Name of work

ṣaṭtriṃśadiṣṭaka

mfn. (ṣ/aṭ--) consisting of 36 bricks

ṣaṭtriṃśadrātra

mfn. lasting 36 days

ṣaṭtriṃśaduha

mfn. lasting 36 days

ṣaṭtriṃśaduna

mfn. diminished by 36

ṣaṭtriṃśadvikrama

mf(ā-)n. 36 steps long

ṣaṭtriṃśan

(for triṃśat-)

ṣaṭtriṃśanmata

n. a collection of the precepts of 36 muni-s (held to be authors of as many law-books)

ṣaṭtriṃśat

f. sg. 36 (with plural of the counted object in the same case or in genitive case)

etc.

ṣaṭtriṃśat

f. Name of work

ṣaṭtriṃśati

f. 36

ṣaṭtriṃśatka

mfn. consisting of 36

ṣaṭtriṃśatpadakajñāna

n. Name of work

ṣaṭtriṃśatsahasra

mfn. consisting of 36 thousands

ṣaṭtriṃśatsaṃvatsara

mfn. 36 years old

ṣaṭtriṃśattattva

n. Name of work

ṣaṭtriṃśika

mfn. consisting of 36 lengths or 36 long

m. the performer or partaker or companion of a sattra- sacrifice

etc.

m. an ambassador or agent in a foreign country

m. one whose merits are equal to the performance of a sattra-