√drama

gatau

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√drama

gatau

drama · gatO

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√drama

gatau

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ajjukā

ajjūkā is an alternate of ajjukā. [arjayati yā sā, arj- ūka, pṛ. rakārasya jatvam Tv.] A courte- zan (used only in dramas.).

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āṃga

a. (gī f.) [aṃga-svārthe-aṇ] 1 Bodily, corporeal.

2 (In gram.) Relating to the base (aṃga).

3 Having limbs or parts.

4 Relating to the minor personages in a drama.

5 Belonging to a portion of the Vedas.

6 Produced or born in the country of the Aṅgas. gaḥ A prince of the Aṅga country. gaṃ A deli- cate body.

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anargha

a. [nāsti argho mūlyaṃ yasya na. ba.] Invaluable, priceless, inestimable; R. 5. 2; Śi. 14. 88. rghaḥ [na. ta.] Wrong or improper value. Comp. rāghavaṃ N. of a drama in 7 acts by Murāri Miśra; also called Murāri Nāṭaka after its author and supposed to have been written between the 12th and the 14th century.

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ārabhaṭaḥ

[ārabh-aṭi] An enter- prising or courageous man. ṭaḥ, ṭī Boldness, confidence. ṭī 1 A branch of the dramatic art, machin- ery of the drama, representation of supernatural, horrible events on the stage; māyeṃdrajālaṃsagrāmakrodhodbhrāṃtādiceṣṭitaiḥ saṃyuktā vadhabaṃdhādyairuddhatārabhaṭī matā.. (said to be of four kinds, see S. D. 420 et. seq.).

2 A kind of literary style (vṛtti).

3 A particular style of...

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avalag

Caus. -lagayati, to fasten to Comm. on Ka1tyS3r. 013157 103,2 18008 n. an addition made in the prologue of a drama and not having any particular reference to the latter Sa1h. 013158 103,2 18009 mfn. hanging down from (in comp.) Ragh. xvi, 68, &c 103,2 18010 mn. the waist, S3is3. ix, 49, &c 013159 103,2 18011

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bhaima

a. (mī f.) [bhībhasya nṛpasyedaṃ aṇ] Relating to Bhīma. mī 1 ‘The daughter of Bhīma,’ a patronymic of Damayantī, wife of Nala.

2 The eleventh day of the bright half of Māgha or a festival performed on that day.

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bīja

n. (also written vīja, of doubtful origin; ifc. f (A).) seed (of plants), semen (of men and animals), seed-corn, grain RV. &c 732,2 145385 n. a runner (of the Indian fig-tree) Vcar. 732,2 145386 n. any germ, element, primary cause or principle, source, origin (ifc. = caused or produced by, sprung from) ChUp.; MBh.; Ka1v. &c 732,2 145387 n. the germ or origin of any composition (as of a poem, of the plot of a drama,...

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chalikaṃ

A kind of drama or dan- cing; chalikaṃ duṣprayojyamudāharaṃti M. 2.

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ḍoma

m. a man of low caste (living by singing and music), Tantr. 052911 431,1 81468 m. id. VarBr2S. lxxxvii, 33 (v.l. ḍumba) Katha1s. xiii, 96ff.; Ra1jat. vf. 431,1 81469 m. N. of a man, vii, 1070 and 1136 431,1 81470 f. a kind of drama Das3ar. i, 8 Sch. 052912 431,1 81471

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guṇanikā

[guṇ bhāve yuc svārthe ka] 1 Study, repeated reading, repetition; viśeṣaviduṣaḥ śāstra yattavodagrāhyate puraḥ. he- tuḥ paricayasthairye vakturguṇanikaiva sā.. Śi. 2. 75 (āmreḍitaṃ Malli.).

2 Dancing, the science or profession of dancing.

3 The prologue or introduction to a drama.

4 A garland, necklace; daridrāṇāṃ ciṃtāmaṇiguṇanikā A. L. 3.

5 Determining the value of the various readings of a manuscript.

6...

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īhā

[īh-a] 1 Wish, desire; ja- lanidhimakarottarītumīhāṃ Rām.; see anīha also.

2 An undertaking, act.

3 Effort, exertion, activity; īhātaśce- ddhanaṃ bhavet Ms. 9. 205. Comp. arthin a. aiming at any object, seeking wealth; Ms. 2. 37. mṛgaḥ [īhāpradhāno mṛgaḥ] 1. a wolf.

2. an artificial deer.

3. a division of the drama consisting of four acts; for definition &c. see S. D. 518 = vṛkaḥ a wolf.

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kohala

a. [kau halati spardhate ac pṛṣoº Tv.] Speaking indistinctly. laḥ 1 A kind of musical instrument.

2 A sort of spirituous liquor.

3 The inventor or first teacher of the drama.

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mṛkṣ

See mrakṣ.

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nāṃdī

[naṃdāṃti devā atra naṃd-ghañ pṛṣoº vṛddhiḥ ṅīp] 1 Joy, satisfaction, delight.

2 Prosperity.

3 Praise of a deity at the commencement of a religious rite or observance.

4 Particularly, the benedictory verse or verses re- cited as a sort of prologue at the beginning of a drama, benediction; āśīrvacanasaṃyuktā nityaṃ yasmātprayujyate. devadvijanṛpādīnāṃ tasmānnāṃdīti saṃjñitā.. or...

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naṃdiḥ

m. f. [naṃd-in] Joy, pleasure, delight; kausalyānadivardhanaḥ. diḥ m. 1 An epithet of Viṣṇu.

2 Of Śiva.

3 N. of an attendant of Śiva.

4 Gambling, gaming; (n. also in this sense).

5 The speaker of a prelude or benediction (in a drama.) Comp. āvartaḥ a sort of building in the form of a quadr- angle without a western gate; (n. also). īśaḥ, īśvaraḥ 1. an epithet of Śiva. grāmaḥ N. of a village where...

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naṃdin

a. [naṃd-ṇini] 1 Happy, pleas- ed, glad, delighted.

2 Making happy, gladdening, giving delight; U. 3. 14.

3 Delighting in, liking. m. 1 A son.

2 The speaker of a prelude or benediction in a drama.

3 N. of the door-keeper of Śiva, his chief attendant, or of the bull which he rides; latāgṛhadvāragato'tha naṃdī Ku. 3. 41; Māl. 1. 1.

4 An epi- thet of Viṣṇu.

5 The Indian fig- tree. nī 1 A daughter; U. 1....

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narmavat

a. Humorous, witty. n. A kind of drama.

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nāṭakaṃ

[naṭ-ṇvul] 1 A play, drama (in general).

2 The first of the 10 principal kinds of dramatic composition; for definition and other information; see S. D. 277. kaḥ An actor, a dancer. kī The court of Indra.

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nāṭakīya

a. [nāṭaka-cha] Pertaining to a drama, dramatic; pūrvaraṃgaḥ prasaṃgāya nāṭakīyasya vastunaḥ Śi. 2. 8.

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nāyaka

a. [nī-ṇvul] Guiding, lead- ing, conducting. kaḥ 1 A guide, leader, conductor.

2 A chief, master, head, lord.

3 A pre-emi- nent or principal person, distin- guished personage; sainyanāyakaḥ &c.

4 A general, commander.

6 (In Rhet.) The hero of a poetic com- position (a play or drama); (ac- cording to S. D. there are four main kinds of nāyakaḥ dhīrodātta, dhīro- [Page0615-c+ 58] ddhata, dhīralalita, and...

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netṛ

m. [nī-tṛc] 1 One who leads or guides, a leader, conductor, manager, guide (of elephants, ani- mals &c.); R. 4. 75, 14. 22, 16. 30; Me. 69; netāśvasya srudhnaṃ srughnasya vā Sk.; Mu. 7. 14.

2 A director, preceptor; Bh. 2. 88.

3 A chief, master, head.

4 An inflictor (as of punish- ment); Ms. 7. 25.

5 An owner.

6 The hero of a drama.

7 The numeral ‘two’.

8 N. of Viṣṇu.

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nirvah

1 P. 1 To carry out, ex- tricate oneself.

2 To be finished.

3 To live upon, live by the aid of. Caus. 1 To take to the end of, complete, finish, manage; yathā priya- sakhī baṃdhujanaśocanīyā na bhavati tathā nirvāhaya Ś. 3.

3 To carry out, ac- complish, effect.

3 To pass, spend (as time).

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pāpa

a. [pāti rakṣatyasmādātmānaṃ, pā- apādāne pa; Uṇ. 3. 23] 1 Evil, sinful, wicked, vicious; pāpaṃ karma ca yat paraira [Page0694-c+ 57] pi kṛtaṃ tattasya saṃbhāvyate Mk. 1. 36; Bg. 6. 9.

2 Mischievous, destruc- tive, accursed; pāpena mṛtyunā gṛhīto'smi M. 4.

3 Low, vile, abandoned; Ms. 3. 52; 4. 171.

4 Inauspicious malignant, foreboding evil; as in pāpagraha. paṃ 1 Evil, bad fortune or state; pāpaṃ pāpāḥ...

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patākā

1 A flag, banner (fig. also); yaṃ kāmamaṃjarī kāmayate sa haratu su- bhagapatākāṃ Dk. 47 ‘let him carry the palm of beauty or good fortune’.

2 A flag-staff.

3 A sign, emblem, mark, symbol.

4 An episode or episodical incident in a drama, see patākāsthānaka below.

5 Auspicious- ness, good fortune or luck. Comp. aṃśukaṃ a flag. sthānakaṃ (in dra- maturgy) intimation of an episodi- cal incident, when...

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prakaraṇaṃ

1 Treating, explaining, dis- cussing.

2 (a) A subject, topic, department, a subject (of repre- sentation); katamatprakaraṇamāśritya Ś. 1. (b) A head or subject of treat- ment. (c) A province or depart- ment.

3 A section, chapter or any smaller division of a work.

4 An opportunity, occasion.

5 An affair, a matter.

6 An intro- duction, prologue.

7 Relation.

8 Doing much or well.

9 A spe- cies of drama...

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prakaraṇikā

a. (kī f.) Pertain- ing to the subject of discussion, relevant to the matter in hand (often used in the sense of upameya in works on Rhetoric); aprākaraṇika- syābhidhānena prākaraṇikasyākṣepo'prastuta- praśaṃsā K. P. 10.

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prakarī

1 An interlude or episode inserted in a drama to explain what is to follow.

2 Theatrical dress.

3 An open piece of ground.

4 A place where four roads meet.

5 A kind of song.

6 The proper site of any magical operations.

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prakarikā

An interlude or episode inserted in a drama to explain what is to follow.

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praruc

1 A. 1 To shine very much.

2 To be liked.

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prastāvaḥ

1 Beginning, commence- ment.

2 An introduction.

3 Mention, allusion, reference; nāma- mātraprastāvaḥ Ś. 7.

4 An occasion, opportunity, time, season; fit or proper time; tvarāprastāvoyaṃ na kha [Page0767-a+ 56] parihāsasya samayaḥ Māl. 9. 44; śiṣyā- ya bṛhatāṃ patyuḥ prastāvamadiśad dṛśā Śi. 2. 68.

5 The occasion of a discourse, subject, topic.

6 The prologue of a drama; see prastāvanā below.

7 The...

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prastāvanā

1 Causing to be praised or mentioned, praising, praise.

2 Beginning, commencement; ārya bālacaritaprastāvanāḍiṃḍamaḥ Mv. 1. 54.

3 An introduction, preface, exordi- um (in general); prastāvanā iyaṃ kapa- ṭanāṭakasya Māl. 2.

4 Sounding forth.

5 An introductory dialogue (the prologue) at the beginning of a drama between the manager and one of the actors, which, after giv- ing an account of the author and his...

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prasthānaṃ

1 Going or setting forth, de- parture, moving, walking; prasthānavikla- vagateravalaṃbanārthaṃ Ś. 5. 3; R. 4. 88; Me. 41; Amaru. 31.

2 Coming to; Ku. 6. 61.

3 Sending away, despatch- ing.

4 Procession, march.

5 A march, the march of an army or assailant.

6 A method, system.

7 Death, dying.

8 An inferior kind of drama; see S. D. 276, 544

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praveśakaḥ

‘The introducer,’ an in- terlude acted by inferior characters (such as servants, buffoon &c.) for the purpose of acquainting the audience with events not represent- ed on the stage, but a knowledge of which is essential for the proper understanding of what follows; (like the Viṣkambhaka it con- nects the story of the drama and the subdivisions of the plot, by briefly referring to what has oc- curred in the intervals...

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prayoktṛ

a. 1 One who uses or em- ploys (as a means, word &c.).

2 One who performs or directs, an executor.

3 One who prompts or instigates, an instigator.

4 An author, an agent; U. 3. 48.

5 One who acts or represents (a drama).

6 One who lends money at interest, a money-lender.

7 One who shoots (an arrow).

8 The agent of an action.

9 A reciter.

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preṃkhaṇa

a. Wandering, moving, going towards, entering; Bk. 9. 106. ṇaṃ 1 Swinging.

2 A swing.

3 A minor drama in one act, hav- ing no Sūtradhāra, hero &c; S. D. thus defines it: garbhāvamarṣarahitaṃ preṃkhaṇaṃ hīnanāyakaṃ. asūtradhāramekāṃkamaviṣkaṃbhapraveśakam. niyuddhasaṃpheṭayutaṃ sarvavṛttisamāśritaṃ.. 547; e. g. vālivadha.

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rāsakaṃ

A kind of minor drama, see S. D. 548.

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rūpaka

a. [rūp-ṇvul] Bodily, cor- poreal.

2 Figurative (as words &c.). kaḥ A particular coin, a rupee. kaṃ 1 Form, figure, shape (at the end of comp.).

2 Any manifesta- tion or representation.

3 A sign, feature.

4 A kind, species

5 A drama, play, a dramatic composi- tion; (one of the two main sub- divisions of dramatic compositions; it is divided into ten classes; there are eighteen minor divisions of it...

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śākuṃtalaḥ

A metrony- mic of Bharata (son of Śakuntalā). laṃ The drama called abhijñānaśakuṃtalā of Kālidāsa.

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śākuntala

m. (fr. śakuntalā) metron. of Bharata bharata (sovereign of India as son of S3akuntala1 śakuntalā and Dushyanta duṣyanta) MBh. 1062,1 214854 n. (accord. to some also f (A).) = next or the drama commonly called S3akuntala1 śakuntalā or Abhijn5a1na-s3akuntalam abhijñāna-śakuntalam Ma1lati1m. 135104 1062,1 214855 n. the story of S3akuntala1 śakuntalā and Dushyanta duṣyanta (constituting the episode in MBh. i,...

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samavakāra

w.r. for sam-avakāra (See col. 1). 146895 1157,3 233878

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samavakāraḥ

A kind of drama; (thus described in S. D.: vṛttaṃ sama- vakāre tu khyātaṃ devāsurāśrayaṃ. saṃdhayo niviṃ- marśāstu trayoṃkāḥ &c. 515).

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saṃlāpakaḥ

A kind of minor drama, said to be of a controversial kind; see S. D. 549.

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saṃvidhānakaṃ

1 Arrangement of in- cidents (in a plot), the plot of a drama &c.; bhaho saṃvidhānakaṃ U. 3.

2 A strange act, an unusual occurrence.

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saṃvṛ

1. 5. 9. U. 1 To hide, cover, conceal; muhuraṃgulisaṃvṛtādharoṣṭhaṃ S. 3. 25; R. 1. 20; 7. 30.

2 To suppress, restrain, oppose; Bk. 9. 27.

3 To shut up, close.

4 To contract, compress.

5 To secure.

6 To arrange, put in order.

7 To refuse, reject.

8 To select, choose. Caus. 1 To cover.

2 To restrain.

3 To ward off, prevent, avert.

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saṭṭaka

n. a sort of minor drama in Pra1kr2it Prakrit (e.g. the Karpu1ra-man5jari1 karpūra-mañjarī of Ra1ja-s3ekhara rāja-śekhara) Sa1h. 1134,1 229465 n. buttermilk mixed with the juice of cumin &c (cf. śaṭṭaka) L. 144092 1134,1 229466 f. N. of wk. 144093 1134,1 229467 n. a kind of drama (= śaṭṭaka) Cat. 144094 1134,1 229468

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saṭṭakaṃ

A kind of minor drama in Prākṛta; e. g. karpūramaṃjarī; see S. D. 542.

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saudhāra

(?) m. N. of one of the 14 parts of a drama W. 158759 1253,1 253467

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śilpakaṃ

A kind of drama (exhi- biting magical and mystical rites).

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sthāpanā

1 Placing, fixing, found- ing, establishing.

2 Arranging, regulating (as a drama), stage- management.

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takṣakaḥ

[takṣ ṇvul] 1 A carpenter, wood-cutter (whether by caste or profession).

2 The chief actor in the prelude of a drama (i. e. the sū- tradhāra).

3 N. of the architect of the gods.

4 N. of one of the principal [Page0525-b+ 50] Nāgas or serpents of the Pātāla, son of Kaśyapa and Kadru; (saved at the intercession of the sage Āstī- ka from being burnt down in the serpent-sacrifice performed by king Janamejaya, in...

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troṭaka

mfn. (= toṭ) destroying (fr. truṭ) Chandah2s. vi, 31 Sch. 462,3 88791 m. N. of a venomous insect Sus3r. v, 8 462,3 88791.1 m. of a pupil of S3am2kara7ca1rya śaṃkarācārya SS3am2kar. xii 462,3 88791.2 n. a kind of drama Vikr. i, 1/2; Sa1h. vi, 273 (v.l. toṭ) 462,3 88791.3

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troṭakaṃ

[truṭ-ṇvul] 1 A species of drama: saptāṣṭanavapaṃcākaṃ divyamānuṣasaṃ- śrayaṃ. troṭakaṃ nāma tatpra huḥ pratyaṃkaṃ sadidūpra- kaṃ.. S. D. 540; e. g. Kālidāsa's Vikramorvaśīyam (?).

2. An angry speech. kaḥ A kind of poisonous insect.

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ujjīv

1 P. To revive, return to life. Caus. To restore life.

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ullāpyaṃ

A kind of drama; see S. D. 545.

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uparūpaka

n. minor Ru1paka rūpaka, a drama of an inferior class (eighteen of which are enumerated) Sa1h. 276 205,3 35614 n. cf. Sa1h. 539 seqq. 024553 205,3 35615

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uparūpakaṃ

[upagataṃ rūpakaṃ dṛśyakābyaṃ sādṛśyena] A drama of an inferior class, of which 18 kinds are enu- merated; nāṭikā troṭakaṃ goṣṭhī saṭṭakaṃ nāṭya- rāsakaṃ. prasthānollāpyakāvyāni preṃkhaṇaṃ rāsakaṃ tathā.. saṃlāpakaṃ śrīgaditaṃ śilpakaṃ ca vilāsikā. durbhallikā prakaraṇī hallīśo bhāṇiketi ca.. S. D. 276.

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vāsaṃtika

a. (kī f.) Vernal; vāsaṃti [Page0963-c+ 59] kastarubhiḥ Ś. 6. kaḥ 1 The Vidūṣaka or buffoon in a drama.

2 An actor.

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vilāsikā

A drama in one act full of love-incidents; it is thus defined in S. D: śṛṃgārabahulaikāṃkā daśalāsyāṃgasaṃyutā. vidūṣakaviṭabhyāṃ ca pīṭhama- rdena bhūṣitā. hīnā garbhavimarṣābhyāṃ saṃdhibhyāṃ hīna- nāyakā. svalpavṛttā sumepathyā vikhyātā sā vi- lāsikā 552.

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vilinātha

m. (with kavi) N. of a poet (author of the drama Madana-man5jari1 madana-mañjarī) Cat. 126184 985,2 199729

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vimarṣaḥ

1 Deliberation, con- sideration, examination, discussion.

2 Reasoning.

3 A conflicting judgment.

4 Hesitation, doubt.

5 The impression left on the mind by past good or bad actions; see vāsanā.

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vipralabh

1 A. 1 To cheat, de- ceive, impose upon.

2 To recover, regain.

3 To insult, disrespect.

4 To violate, disregard.

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viśākhadatta

Author of the Mudrārākṣasa. The 7th or 8th century is regarded by Mr. Telang as the probable date of the production of the drama.

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viṣkaṃbhaḥ

1 Obstacle, hindrance, impediment.

2 The bolt or bar of a door.

3 The supporting beam of a house.

4 A post, pillar.

5 A tree.

6 (In dramas) An interlude between the acts of a drama and performed by one or more charac- ters, middling or inferior, who con- nect the story of the drama and the subdivisions of the plot by briefly explaining to the audience what has occurred in the intervals of the acts or what...

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viṭ

1 P. (veṭati) 1 To sound.

2 To curse, rail at.

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vīthiḥ

f. [vith-in vā ṅīp] 1 A road, way; Ki. 7. 17; Pt. 1. 211.

2 A row, line.

3 A market, stall, shop in a market; Śi. 9. 32.

4 A [Page1004-b+ 56] terrace in front of a house.

5 A variety of drama; it is thus defin- ed in S. D.: vīthyāmeko bhavedaṃkaḥ kaścide- ko'tra kalpyate. ākāśabhāṣitairuktaiścitrāṃ pra- tyuktimaśritaḥ. sūcayedbhūriśṛṃgāraṃ kiṃcidanyān rasānapi. mukhanirvahaṇe saṃdhī arthaprakṛtayo'khilāḥ...

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