A1. (3. pl. -rabhante; Opt. 1. pl. -rabhemahi) to take hold of (for support) RV. 009293 72,1 12683 mfn. excited, furious MBh. &c 009294 72,1 12684 m. fury, rage MBh. xiv, 874. 009295 72,1 12685

m. (kup) morbid irritation or disorder of the humors of the body Sus3r. Page313,2 56579 m. fury (of fire, arms, war, &c) VarBr2S.; VarBr2. 313,2 56580 m. passion, wrath, anger, rage (with loc. gen., prati, or upari, or ifc.) Mn. iii, 230 & viii, 280; MBh. &c (rarely pl. Hit.; ifc. f (A). Ma1lav.; sa-kopa, enraged Pan5cat.; sa-kopam, angrily Pan5cat. Hit.) 313,2 56581 m. the state of being in contradiction with,...

See kṣīb, kṣīva.

10 U. (kūpayati-te, kūpita) 1 To be weak.

2 To weaken.

[man-yuc Uṇ. 3. 20] 1 Anger, wrath, resentment, indigna- tion, rage: R. 2. 32, 49; 11. 46.

2 Grief, sorrow, affliction, distress; U. 4. 3; Ki. 1. 35; Bk. 3. 49.

3 Wretched or miserable state, mean- [Page0845-b+ 55] ness.

4 A sacrifice.

5 Spirit, mettle, courage (as of horses).

6 Ardour, zeal.

7 Pride.

8 An epi- thet of Śiva.

9 Of Agni.

1 Heroism, prowess, cou- rage, valour; parākramaḥ paribhave Śi. 2. 44.

2 Marching against, attack.

3 Attempt, endeavour, enterprise.

4 N. of Viṣṇu.

P. -krudhyati, to fly into a rage, become enraged R. 075152 592,1 117129

P. -kupyati, to become greatly moved or excited, to be in a rage, to be very angry MBh.: Caus. -kopayati, to excite violently, to make very angry ib. 075100 591,3 117036 mfn. much excited, very angry, wrathful ib. 075101 591,3 117037 m. violent anger, wrath Pan5c. 075102 591,3 117038 mfn. (fr. Caus.) greatly excited, very angry MBh. 075103 591,3 117039

1 Wrath, fury, rage, vio- lent anger.

2 Great excitement; provocation, irritation; upadeśo hi mū- rkhāṇāṃ prakopāya na śāṃtaye Pt. 1. 389.

3 Insurrection, rebellion, mutiny; as in praṃkṛtiº popular disturbance.

4 An attack.

5 (Medic.) Excess, superabundance.

m. (rabh) = pratilambha L. 669,3 132960 m. passion, rage, violent or passionate abuse W. 084974 669,3 132961

Passion, rage.

a. (drā-drī f.) [rudra-aṇ] 1 ‘Rudra-like’, violent, irascible, wrathful.

2 Fierce, savage, terri- ble, wild.

3 Addressed to Rudra (as a hymn).

4 Bringing misfor- tune, calamitous. draḥ 1 A wor- shipper of Rudra.

2 Heat, ardour, warmth, passion, wrath.

3 The sentiment of wrath or furiousness; see S. D. 232 or K. P. 4.

4 N. of Yama,

5 Winter. draṃ 1 Wrath, [Page0919-c+ 30] rage.

2 Formidableness,...

f. violence, passion. 026652 224,3 38691 mfn. raving, impetuous, violent RV.; ([ cf. Zd. e8re8ghant; Mod. Germ. arg. ]) 026653 224,3 38692 mfn. raving, impetuous, violent RV.; ([ cf. Zd. e8re8ghant; Mod. Germ. arg. ]) 026654 224,3 38693 Nom. P. A1. ṛghāyati, -te, to be passionate or impetuous, rave, rage RV.; to tremble RV. ii, 25, 3; iv, 17, 2. Page225,1 026655 38694

Den. U. 1 To tremble.

2 To tremble with anger, rage, rave.

[ruṣ-ghañ] Anger, wrath, rage; roṣopi nirmaladhiyāṃ ramaṇīya eva Bv. 1. 71, 44. Comp. ākṣepaḥ an angry expression of dissent.

I. 4 P. (rusyati; rarely ruṣyate; ruṣita, ruṣṭa) To be angry, to be vexed or annoyed, be offended; tato'ruṣya- danardacca Bk. 17. 40; mā muho mā ruṣo'dhu- nā 15. 16, 9. 20. II. 1 P. (roṣati) 1 To hurt, injure, kill.

2 To vex, annoy.

3 Ved. To be offended. Caus. To provoke, engage, exas- perate.

1 Colouring.

2 Passion, affection.

3 Rage, anger.

1 Beginning.

2 Turbulence, impetuosity, violence; haṃta vardhaṃte te saṃraṃbhaḥ Ś. 7.

3 Agitation, excite- ment, flurry; Ku. 3. 48; Māl. 6. 10.

4 Energy, zeal, ardent desire; R. 12. 92.

5 Anger, rage, wrath; praṇipātapratīkāraḥ saṃraṃbho hi mahātmanāṃ R. 4. 64; 12. 36; V. 2. 21; 4. 28; Ku. 3. 76.

6 Pride, arrogance.

7 Swelling with heat and inflamma- tion. Comp. paruṣa a. harsh through rage. rasa...

1 Heat, great heat, in- flammation; Māl. 3. 4.

2 Dis- tress, torment, suffering, tor- ture, agony, anguish; saṃtāpasaṃta- timahāvyasanāya tasyāmāsaktametadanapekṣita- hetu cetaḥ Māl. 1. 23; na saṃtāpacche- do himasarasi vā caṃdramasi vā 1. 31; Ś. 3.

3 Passion, rage.

4 Remorse, repentance; Pt. 1. 109.

5 Penance, fatigues of penance, mortification of the body; saṃtāpe diśatu śivaḥ śi- vāṃ prasaktiṃ Ki. 5. 50.

f. 1 Change(as of pur- pose, mind, form &c.); cittavikṛ- tiḥ, aṃgulīyakaṃ suvarṇasya vikṛtiḥ &c.

2 An unnatural or accidental circum- stance, an accident; maraṇaṃ prakṛtiḥ śa- rīriṇāṃ vikṛtirjīvitamucyate budhaiḥ R. 8. 87.

3 Sickness.

4 Excite- ment, perturbation, anger, rage; Ki. 13, 56; U. 5. 29; Śi. 15. 11, 40.

5 Emotion; Ś. 2. 5.

6 A sudden seizure or affec- tion.

7 Fermented liquor; see vi- kāra and...

vipratīsāraḥ is an alternate of vipratisāraḥ. 1 Repent- ance; Śi. 10. 20.

2 Anger, rage, wrath.

3 Wickedness, evil.

vipratīsāraḥ is an alternate of vipratisāraḥ. 1 Repent- ance; Śi. 10. 20.

2 Anger, rage, wrath.

3 Wickedness, evil.

vi-srambha &c, see vi-śrambh, p. 992, col. 1. 127794 1002,3 203075