Sanskrit Word List

1 U. To curse, execrate; abhiśaptaḥ phalametadanvabhūt Ku. 4. 41. Caus. To conjure, invoke (as by charms), charm, enchant; satyena mā- bhirakṣa tvaṃ varuṇetyabhiśāpya kaṃ Y. 2....

A curse; see abhiśāpa.

1 A curse, im- precation.

2 A serious charge, ac- cusation; Y. 2. 99; abhiśāpaḥ pātakā- bhiyogaḥ Mit.

3 Slander, calumny, false charge; asato doṣasya adhyāhāro'bhi- śāpaḥ.

4...

Pronouncing a curse.

&c. see under abhisṛ, abhisṛj &c.

1 A follower, an atten- dant; Dk. 73, 127.

2 A companion; manmathābhisarā tadāgāramabhisarāmi Dk. 15.

3 N. of a people.

1 Going to meet(as a lover), appointment, assignation; ratisukhasāre gatamabhisāre madanamanoharaveśaṃ Gīt. 5.

2 The place where lovers meet by appointment, rendezvous; tva-...

1 Approaching, going to meet (also with hostile intentions).

2 Meeting, rendezvous, assignation or appointment of lovers; tvadabhisaraṇa- rabhasena valaṃtī patati padāni kiyaṃti...

Going to meet a lover &c.; Ki. 10. 58.

Creation.

A woman who either goes to meet her lover or keeps an appointment made by him; Ku. 6. 43; R. 16. 12; abhisārayate kāṃtaṃ yā manmathavaśaṃvadā. svayaṃ vābhisaratyeṣā dhī-...

a. Going to meet, vi- siting; attacking, rushing out, going forth; yuddhabhisāriṇaḥ U. 5. ṇī 1 = abhisārikā see above.

2 N. of a species of the triṣṭubh metre in which the...

1 A gift, donation.

2 Killing.

Approaching, draw- ing near (with hostile intention).

a. One who attacks; an assistant.

1 P. To hurt, injure, attack (= abhiśaṃs q. v.). f. Ved. Ac- cusation, charge, imprecation &c.

p. p. 1 Charged, falsely [Page0139-a+ 57] accused, calumniated, abused, insult- ed; Ms. 8. 116, 373; Y. 1. 161.

2 Hurt, injured, attacked (suppos- ed to be from abhiśas); devi...

a. 1 Falsely accused, defamed; wicked; Y. 1. 223; a person of bad repute; 2. 70.

2 Caus- ed by imprecation or curse.

f. 1 A curse.

2 Effect of an imprecation, misfortune, evil, calamity.

3 Censure, calumny, abuse, defamation, charge, insult.

4 Asking, begging.

5 What curses or injures;...

m. An enemy, injurer.

a. Ved. Surround- ed by heroes; (cf. abhivīra).

see under abhiṣu.

[abhi-su-ap] 1 Extract- ing or pressing out the Soma juice.

2 Distillation or extrac- tion (of liquors &c.).

3 Reli- gious bathing, ablution preparatory to religious rites....

m. The priest who extracts the Soma juice.

1 Bathing; Ki. 6. 23.

2 Means of extracting or pressing out Soma juice.

A mechanical contri- vance to press out the Soma juice.

adv. Fearlessly.

ind. At sunset, about evening; śritodayādrerabhisāyamuccakaiḥ Śi. 1. 16; Ki. 11. 51.

1 Sprinkling.

2 Coro- nation, inauguration; R. 8. 3.

a. (kī f.) [a- bhiṣecana-ṭhañ] Relating to the inaugu- ration of a king; ābhiṣecanikaṃ yatte rāmārthamupakalpitaṃ Rām.; Mv. 4.

1 Worthy of inauguration, fit to be crowned.

2 Belonging to coronation. yaḥ N. of a sacrificial ceremony per- formed at the coronation of a king.

1 Sprinkling, watering, wetting.

2 Anointing, inaugurating or consecrating by sprinkling water (a king, idol &c.).

3 (Particularly) Coronation, inauguration, installa- tion...

a. One who sprinkles, anoints, inaugurates.

a. Ved. Approaching (as an enemy) with an army.

Marching against an enemy, encountering a foe.

Den. P. [abhisenā-ṇic P. III. 1. 25, VIII. 3. 65] To march against (with an army), to attack, to face or encounter (another) with an army; kaḥ siṃdhurājamabhiṣeṇayituṃ samarthaḥ...

1 Practising, observ- ing.

2 Cultivating.

3 Fondness of, indulgence in.

6 U. [ºsic, s changed to ṣ by P. VIII. 3. 65] 1 To sprinkle, pour down upon, water, wet, shower upon (fig. also); snātīhā- bhyaṣicajjalaiḥ Bk. 6. 21; 15. 3; 6. 23; saṃge...

a. Congealed, co- agulated.

a. With the top and bottom inverted.

[śyai-kta] a. Cold, chilly, as wind.

Ved. 1 An attack, assault.

2 An assailant, enemy. daṃ adv. By attacking.

A bandage.

Attachment, affec- tion; love, desire; yaḥ sarvatrānabhisnehaḥ Bg. 2. 57.

a. 1 Shining, glowing with heat.

2 Causing great grief.

1 Intense grief or pain, torment.

2 That which tor- ments; a spirit or demon.

a. Tormenting.

1 Intense grief.

2 Warmth; ardour (Ved.).