a. 1 Blown.

2 Dried(by wind) dried up.

3 Belonging to a forest. naṃ 1 Dry or dried fruit (m. also).

2 Blowing.

3 Liv- ing.

4 Rolling, moving, (as of waters &c.).

5 A perfume, fra- grance.

6 A number of groves or thickets.

7 Weaving.

8 A mat of straw.

9 A hole in the wall of a house.

ind. g. cādi. 118756 919,1 186167

[vanasya patiḥ niº suṭ] 1 A large forest tree, especially one that bears fruit apparently with- out any blossoms.

2 A tree in general; tamāśu vighnaṃ tapasastapasvī vana- spatiṃ vajra ivāvabhajya Ku. 3. 74.

3 The Soma plant.

4 A stem, trunk.

5 A beam; pole, post.

6 A sacri- ficial post.

7 An offering to Vanaspati.

8 A wooden amulet.

9 A scaffold.

10 An ascetic. Comp. kāvaḥ the whole world of...

m. (prob. for vana-sthala-gr) N. of a village Cat. Page915,2 118183 185304

ind. g. cādi. 118756 919,1 186167

1 A quail.

2 Dry or dried fruit.

Sound, noise.

N. of a place Cat. 118759 919,1 186170

m. a hog, wild boar L. 118760 919,1 186171

A hog, wild boar.

m. N. of a man Sam2ska1rak. 121481 939,2 190583

A kind of holy basil (the black variety).

[van-ac] 1 A forest, wood thicket of trees; eko vāsaḥ pattane vā, vane vā Bh. 3. 120; vane'pi doṣāḥ prabhavaṃ- ti rāgiṇām.

2 A cluster, group, a quantity of lotuses or other plants growing in a thick bed; citradvipāḥ padmavanāvatīrṇāḥ R. 16. 16, 6. 86.

3 A place of abode, residence, house.

4 A fountain, spring (of water).

5 Water in general; Śi. 6. 73.

6 A wooden vessel.

7 Wood, timber.

8 Dwelling in a...

m. pl. (with Jainas jEna s) a class of gods L. 121693 940,3 190897

Ved. Wealth.

[vāne vanasamūhe pratiṣṭhate sthā- ka] 1 A Brāhmaṇa in the third stage of his religious life.

2 An anchorite, a hermit.

3 The Madhuka tree.

4 The Palāśa tree.

m. = vānara, an ape L. 118757 919,1 186168

[vānaṃ vanasaṃbaṃdhi phalādikaṃ rāti- gṛhṇati rā-ka; vā kikalpena naro vā] A monkey, an ape. rī A female monkey. Comp. akṣaḥ a wild goat. āghātaḥ the tree called Lodhra. iṃdraḥ N. of Sugrīva or of Hanu- mat. priyaḥ the tree called kṣīrin.

f. = vārāṇasī (q.v.), the city of Benares Vcar.; S3atr. (w.r. vāṇar). 121482 939,2 190584

&c, see p. 918, col. 3. 118758 919,1 186169

w.r. for bāṇa-parṇī Kaus3. 121483 939,2 190585

n. Ved. 1 Loveliness; or glory.

2 Wealth.

3 A wood.

A tree the fruit of which is produced from flower; e. g. the mango.

m. pl. N. of a people MBh. 121694 940,3 190898

m. = vanāyu N. of a country (pl. a people) to the west of India VP. 940,3 190899 m. an antelope L. (v.l. vātāyu). 121695 940,3 190900 mfn. Va1na1yu vānāyu -born, a V Va1na1yu vānāyu horse (regarded as of a particularly good breed) MBh.; R. Page941,1 121696 190901

N. of a country to the north-west of India. Comp. jaḥ a Vanāyu horse, i. e. a horse pro- duced in the Vanāyu country.

N. of a country to the north-west of India. Comp. jaḥ a Vanāyu horse, i. e. a horse pro- duced in the Vanāyu country.

1 Vomiting.

2 The palm of the hand with the fingers extend- ed.

3 Prahasta, the minister of Rā- vaṇa.

4 A demon killed by Ghaṭot- kacha. ṣā 1 N. of a nymph or of a class of nymphs.

2 A kind of plant (lajjālu).

3 A barrier, a line of water drawn to prevent entrance (anyāprave- śārthaṃ dattā jalarekhā).

The well-known author of the Harṣacarita, [Page1192-a+ 46] Kādambarī and Caṇḍikāśataka. Pārvatīpariṇaya and Ratnāvalī are also ascribed to him. His date is indisputably fixed by that of his patron Harsha- vardhana of Kānyakubja who was reigning during the whole of Hiouen Thsang's travels in India which lasted from 629 to 645 A. D. Bāṇa must, therefore, have lived in the latter half of the sixth or the first half of...

m. (fr. 2. bh/ū, or bhuva) patr. of Kapi-vana kapi-vana MaitrS.; Pan5cavBr. 097681 769,1 153445

m. (patr. fr. bhayajāta) N. of Kapi-vana kapi-vana Nid. 753,1 149879 m. of Nikothaka nikothaka (q.v.) 095447 753,1 149880

vat,vana &c, see cols. 2. 3. 096415 760,1 151452

bṛndā-vana, see vṛndār,vṛndā-v. 092909 735,2 146025

(in Pra1kr2it Prakrit for Caus. of ghuṇ = ghūrṇ) cl.10 P. layati, to mix, stir together into a semi-fluid substance Bhpr. v, 11, 124 and 143. 046016 379,3 70217 n. buttermilk Sus3r. i, 45, 4, 3 379,3 70218 f. purslain L. (cf. araṇya-, kṣudra-, and vana-gholī.) 046017 379,3 70219 f. = lī L. 046018 379,3 70220

in comp. irr. for tṛ. 052012 424,3 80158 n. Jetri jetri 's wood, N. of a grove near S3ra1vasti1 śrāvastī (where Buddha buddha promulgated his doctrines) Buddh. 052013 424,3 80159 m. pl. N. of a Buddh. Buddhist school. 052014 424,3 80160 mfn. called after Jetr2i jetṛ, with vana n. = ta-vana Lalit. 052015 424,3 80161

a. Making crooked or act- ing crookedly. ṇaḥ The moon.

n. (said to be fr. kan) a forest, grove (sometimes in connection with vana) R.; Nal.; Ragh.; Pan5cat.; Sus3r. 270,2 47695 n. (ifc. f (A). R. Ragh.) 270,2 47696 n. a house L. 032227 270,2 47697 n. the skirts or neighbourhood of a forest, wooded district, forest R. (cf. vanānta.) 032228 270,2 47698

an obs. root, see ava-krakṣ/in, vana-krakṣ/a. 038292 319,1 57647 mfn. (pr. p. A1.) roaring, raving RV. viii, 76, 11. 038293 319,1 57648

w.r. for kāśa. 069480 544,3 107859

mn. (ifc. f (A).) a sprout, shoot, twig, spray, bud, blossom (met. used for the fingers, toes, lips &c) MBh.; Ka1v. &c 610,2 120296 m. a strip of cloth, scarf, lappet Ka1d.; Ba1lar.; Ra1jat. 610,2 120297 m. spreading, expansion L. (cf. below) 610,2 120298 m. strength L. (= bala; v.l. = vana, a wood) 610,2 120299

vana &c, see pari-bhū. 075766 598,1 118115

vana &c, see pari-bhū. 075766 598,1 118115

f. a species of tree 630,2 124977 f. (-vaṇa = -vana Pa1n2. 8-4, 5). 080064 630,2 124978 mfn. g. kāśādi. 080065 630,2 124979

m. (for plakṣ/a, to explain an etymology) TS. 083390 655,1 130269

1 A. 1 To set out, depart; pārasīkāṃstato jetuṃ pratasthe sthalavartmanā R. 4. 60; Ku. 3. 22.

2 To advance, march towards.

3 To walk, move; [Page0767-b+ 56] R. 1. 89.

4 To stand firmly.

5 To be established.

6 To approach, come near. Caus. 1 To cause to retire.

2 To send away, dismiss, despatch; tau daṃpatī svāṃ prati rājadhānīṃ prasthāpayāmāsa vaśī vaśiṣṭhaḥ R. 2. 70.

3 To drive away, banish, expel;...

a. (bhī f.) 1 Relating to divination or genius.

2 Intellec- tual, mental. bhaṃ Genius or vivid imagination.

ṇi, see under pra-ve. 087266 691,2 136915

1 A flower.

2 Calx of brass

3 A cup of iron.

4 The car of Ku- bera (snatched off from him by Rā- vaṇa and from him by Rāma): R. 13. 40; 10. 46.

5 A bracelet.

6 A kind of collyrium.

7 A particular disease of the eyes.

8 A bracelet of jewels.

9 A small earthen fire- place.

[puṭ-ka] 1 A fold.

2 A hollow space, cavity, concavity; bhinnapallavapuṭo vana nilaḥ R. 9. 68, 11. 23; 17. 12; M. 3. 9; aṃjalipaṭa, nāsā- puṭa, karṇapuṭa &c.

3 A cup made of a leaf folded or doubled; a vessel of leaves; dugdhvā payaḥ patrapuṭe madīyaṃ R. 2. 65: Ms. 6. -8.

6 Any shallow re- ceptacle.

5 The pod or capsule which envelops young shoots.

6 A sheath, cover, covering.

7 An eyelid. (puṭī also in...

A1. -vaste, to clothe with, put on (clothes &c) MBh. 145632 1147,2 232097

mn. (often written khaṇḍa, also v.l. or w.r. for śaṇḍa, ṣaṇḍha, and saṇḍa) a group of trees or plants, wood, thicket (always ifc. Page1108,1; cf. vana and vṛkṣa-ṣ) 1107,3 224905 m. any group or multitude, heap, quantity, collection BhP. 1108,1 224906 m. a bull set at liberty (224915.1 -tva n.) Un2. i, 101; 113 Sch. (cf. nīlaṣ) 1108,1 224907 m. a breeding bull L. 1108,1 224908

n. (fr. su or sū; for 1. 2, see 1190, cols. 1. 2 for sa-vana, p. 1190, col. 3) fire BhP. 1191,2 239661 n. a kind of hell VP. 1191,2 239662 n. N. of a son of Bhr2igu bhṛgu MBh. 1191,2 239663 n. of a son of Vasisht2ha vasiṣṭha (one of the seven R2ishis fzi s under Manu manu Rohita rohita) VP. 1191,2 239664

sīta-vana or sītā-vana v.l. for śītavana. 154016 1218,3 245099.1

sīta-vana or sītā-vana v.l. for śītavana. 154016 1218,3 245099.1

A winnowing-basket. rpaḥ A measure of two Droṇas. Comp. karṇaḥ an elephant. ṇakhā (for nakhā) ‘having finger-nails like win- nowing-baskets’, N. of a sister of Rā- vaṇa. [She was attracted by the beauty of Rāma, and solicited him to marry [Page1053-a+ 58] her. But he said that as he had already got a wife she had better go to Laksh- maṇa and try him. But he too rejected her, and back she came to Rāma. This...

m. N. of a tree (cf. mira) R. iii, 21, 19; v, 74, 3. 055030 447,1 85040

( naḥ also) 1 Going or walk- ing out.

2 A garden, park, pleas- ure garden; bāhyodyānasthitaharaśira- ścaṃdrikādhautaharmyā Me. 7, 26, 33; oft. opp. to vana; cf. dūrīkṛtāḥ khalu guṇairudyā- nalatā vanalatābhiḥ Ś. 1. 17.

3 Pur- pose, motive.

4 N. of a country to the North of India. Comp. pālaḥ, pālakaḥ, rakṣakaḥ a gardener, superintendent or keeper of a gar- den; udyānapālasāmānyamṛtavastamupāsate Ku....

ind. 1 As an alternative con- junction it means ‘or’; but its position is different in Sanskrit, being used either with each word or assertion or only with the last, but it is never used at the beginning of a clause; cf. ca.

2 It has also the following senses: (a) and, as well as, also; vāyurvā dahano vā G. M.; asti te mātā smarasi vā tātaṃ U. 4. (b) like, as; jātāṃ manye tuhinamathitāṃ padmi- niṃ vānyarūpāṃ Me....

1 P. (vāyati) 1 To dry, be dried.

2 To be languid or weary, be exhausted.

m. = vāya, weaving or a weaver (See tantu-, tantra-, sūtra-v). 121718 941,1 190934 m. a weaver's loom L. (cf. vāna- and vāya-d). 121719 941,1 190935 See paṭṭikā-v. 121720 941,1 190936

a. [vṛdh śānac] Growing, increasing. naḥ 1 The castor-oil plant.

2 A kind of riddle.

3 N. of Viṣṇu.

4 N. of a district (said to be the same as the modern Bard- vāna).

5 Sweet citron. naḥ, naṃ 1 A pot or dish of a particular shape, [Page0949-c+ 55] lid.

2 A kind of mystical diagram.

3 A palace or temple built in the form of the above diagram.

4 A house having no door on the south side. nā N....

, see kaṣāya-, rūpa-, and vana-v 948,2 192489 f. See (ikā) under 1. vāsaka, p. 947, col. 2. 122690 948,2 192489.1

vāṇa, see col. 3. 123539 954,2 193941

m. N. of an ancient hero (in the Veda veda often mentioned together with Turvas3a turvaśa [ or Turvasu turvasu ] q.v., and described as preserved by Indra indra during an inundation; in epic poetry he is a son of Yaya1ti yayāti and brother of Puru puru and... m. N. of a country on the west of the Jumna1 Jumna river (about Mathura1 mathurā and Vr2inda1-vana vṛndā-vana, over which Yadu yadu ruled; according to others...