[carv-aṅ] 1 A blow with the flat of the hand (said to be also ca- rvan m.).

2 Chewing.

m. (for ru-v = cārvāc s.v. c/āru) N. of a Ra1kshasa rākṣasa (friend of Duryodhana duryodhana, who took the shape of a mendicant Bra1hman Brahman, when Yudhisht2hira yudhiṣṭhira entered Ha1stina-pura hāstina-pura in triumph, and reviled him, but was soon... m. N. of a materialistic philosopher (whose doctrines are embodied in the Ba1rhaspatya bārhaspatya - su1tras sUtra s) Veda7ntas.; S3i1l.; Ra1jat. iv, 345; Prab.;...

[cāruḥ lokasaṃmato vāko vākyaṃ yasya, pṛṣoº Tv.] 1 N. of a sophistical philosopher (said to have been a pupil of Bṛhaspati), who propound- ed the grossest form of atheism or materialism (for a summary of the doctrines of Cārvāka, see Sarva. S. 1.).

2 N. of a Rākṣasa described in the Mahābhārata, as a friend of Duryodhana and an enemy of the Pāṇḍavas. [When Yudhiṣṭhira entered Hastināpura in triumph, he assumed the...

m. = capeṭa L. 047435 391,1 72575

[carv bhāve lyuṭ] 1 Chew- ing, eating.

2 Sipping, tasting.

3 Food which must be chewed, solid food.

4 (Fig.) Tasting, relishing, enjoying; pramāṇaṃ carvaṇaivātra svābhinne vi- duṣāṃ mataṃ S. D. 57; (com. = carvaṇā ā- svādanaṃ tacca svādaḥ kāvyārthasaṃbhedādātmānaṃdasamudbha- va ityuktaprakāraṃ); so also; niṣpattyā ca- rvaṇasyāsya niṣpattirupacārataḥ 58.

[śuc-ghañ] Sorrow, grief, distress, affliction, lamentation, wail- ing, deep anguish; ślākatvamāpadyata ya- sya śokaḥ R. 14. 70. Comp. agniḥ, analaḥ the fire of grief. apanodaḥ removal of grief. abhibhūta. ākula, āviṣṭa, upahata, vihvala a. afflicted or agonized by grief. ariḥ the Ka- damba tree. karṣita a. afflicted or agonized with grief. carvā indul- gence in grief. nāśaḥ the Aśoka tree....