1 Repetition, recita- tion, study, repeated reading, peru- sal.

2 Discussion, inquiry, investi- gation.

3 Reflection.

4 Smearing the body with unguents; aṃgacarcāma- racayaṃ K. 157; śrīkhaṃḍacarcā viṣa Gīt. 9.

5 An epithet of the goddess Durgā.

[carc-ac] Considering, de- liberation.

a. [carc-ṇvul] Repeating.

[carc-lyuṭ] 1 Studying, repeti- tion, reading repeatedly.

2 Smear- ing the body with unguents.

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[carc-bāº aran gairā. ṅīṣ] 1 A kind of song.

2 Striking the hands to beat time (in music).

3 The recitation of scholars.

4 Festive sport, festive cries or mer- riment.

5 A festival.

6 Flattery.

7 Curled hair.

8 Triple symphony.

9 Alternate recitation of a poem by two persons.

1 Śiva.

2 Decoration or curling of the hair.

m. N. of one of the nine treasures of Kubera.

[na. ta.] Absence of authority, right, claim &c. Comp. carcā intermeddling, officiousness.

a. Conversant with the repetition (of the Veda).