Gaṇa 10 · curadi · 10.0216
√syama
vitarke
syama · vitarke
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17 dictionary-linked words using source citations and guṇa/vṛddhi stem signals.
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śyāma
1 Night, particularly a [Page1058-a+ 56] dark night; śmāmāṃ śyāmalimānamānayata bhoḥ sāṃdrairmaṣīkūrcakaiḥ Vb. 3. 1.
2 Shade, shadow.
3 A dark woman.
4 A kind of woman (yauvanamadhyasthā according to Malli. on N. 3. 8, Śi. 8. 36; Me. 82; or śīte sukhoṣṇasarvāṃgī grīṣme yā sukhaśītalā. taptakāṃcanavarṇābhā sā srī śyāmoti kathyate according to one commentator on Bk. 5. 18 and 8. 100).
5 A wo- man who has borne...
śyāmā
1 Night, particularly a [Page1058-a+ 56] dark night; śmāmāṃ śyāmalimānamānayata bhoḥ sāṃdrairmaṣīkūrcakaiḥ Vb. 3. 1.
2 Shade, shadow.
3 A dark woman.
4 A kind of woman (yauvanamadhyasthā according to Malli. on N. 3. 8, Śi. 8. 36; Me. 82; or śīte sukhoṣṇasarvāṃgī grīṣme yā sukhaśītalā. taptakāṃcanavarṇābhā sā srī śyāmoti kathyate according to one commentator on Bk. 5. 18 and 8. 100).
5 A wo- man who has borne...
śyāmakaḥ
A kind of grain or corn; (na) śyāmākamuṣṭiparivardhitako jahāti S. 4. 13 (also śyāmaka).
śyāmākaḥ
A kind of grain or corn; (na) śyāmākamuṣṭiparivardhitako jahāti S. 4. 13 (also śyāmaka).
śyāmala
a. Black, dark-blue, black- ish; niśitaśyāmalasnigdhamukhī śaktiḥ Ve. 4; Śi. 18. 36; śyāmalānokahaśrīḥ U. 2. 25. laḥ 1 Black colour.
2 Black pepper.
3 A large bee.
4 The sacred fig-tree. lā N. of Durgā.
śyāmaliman
m. Blackness, dark- ness; śyāmāṃ śyāmalimānamāna yata bhoḥ sāṃdrairmaṣīkūrtrakaiḥ Vb. 3. 1; tadīyadhūmairiva dhūsarāgāḥ kṣoṇībhujaḥ śyāmalimānamāpuḥ Vikr. 10. 3.
syamaṃtakaḥ
A kind of valuable jem (said to yield daily eight loads of gold and to preserve from all kinds of dangers and portents). (For some account, see the word satrājit).
syamantaka
m. N. of a celebrated jewel (worn by Kr2ishn2a kṛṣṇa on his wrist [ cf. kaustubha ], described as yielding daily eight loads of gold and preserving from all dangers; it is said to have been given to Satra1-jit satrā-jit [ q.v. ] by the Sun and transferred by... m. N. of wk. 161442 1273,2 257470 n. N. of wk. 161443 1273,2 257471 n. N. of wk. 161444 1273,2 257472
śyāmāyate
Den. A. To become black, to prove impure (as gold &c.); śyāmāyate na yuṣmāsu yaḥ kāca- nabhivāgniṣu M. 2. 10.
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abhyas
4 P. 1 To practise, exer- cise; dhanyo vanyamataṃgajaḥ paricaya- prāgalbhyamabhyasyati Māl. 9. 32; abhya- syatīva vratamāsidhāraṃ R. 13. 67; Ms. 11. 107.
2 To repeat, perform repeat- edly; mṛgakulaṃ romaṃthamabhyasyatu Ś. 2. 6; abhyasyaṃti taṭāghātaṃ Ku. 2. 50; K. 183.
3 To learn, study, acquire or learn by practice, recite, read; vedameva sadābhyasyet Ms. 2. 166; 4. 147; 4. 149; Y. 3. 204; K. 79.
4 To throw...
divā
ind. By day, in the day- time; divābhū ‘to become day.’ Comp. aṭanaḥ a crow. aṃdha a. blind by day. ( dhaḥ) an owl. aṃdhakī, aṃdhi- kā a musk-rat. avasānaṃ ‘close of day’, evening. karaḥ 1. the sun; Ku. 1. 12, 5. 48.
2. a crow.
3. the sun-flower. kīrtiḥ 1. a Cāṇḍāla, a man of low caste.
2. a barber.
3. an owl. caraḥ 1. a Cāṇḍāla.
2. a kind of bird (śyāmā). niśaṃ ind. day and night....
pratī
2 P. 1 To go back to, return; pratīyāya guroḥ sakāśaṃ R. 5. 35; Bk. 3. 19.
2 To go to, ap- proach, turn to.
3 To fall to the lot of.
4 To reach, attain.
5 To believe, trust, be certain or sure of, rely on; kaḥ pratyeti saiveya- miti U. 4; 1. 44.
6 To learn, understand, know, pratīyate dhāturive hitaṃ phalaiḥ Ki. 1. 20; Śi. 1. 69.
7 To be well-known or celebrated; soyaṃ vaṭaḥ śyāma iti pratītaḥ R. 13. 53....
śāmā
f. (prob.) a kind of plant (used for curing leprosy) AV. i, 24, 4 (Paipp. śyāmā). 135607 1065,3 215595
upās
(upa- aś) P. A1. -aśnoti, -aśnute, to reach, obtain, meet with MBh.; Mn. 025392 214,3 36830
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