Sanskrit Word List

pot. p. To be delayed or put off; kāmamanatipātyaṃ dharmakāryaṃ devasya Ś. 5.

Great continuity; ºprahitāstravṛṣṭibhiḥ R. 3. 58 very rapid- ly or in rapid succession.

ind. Very early in the morning, in the early dawn Ms. 4. 62.

f. 1 Excessive attachment; nātiprasaṃgaḥ pramadāsukāryaḥ Pt. 1. 187; strīṣvatiprasaṃgāt Dk. 101.

2 Over-rudeness, impertinence; tadvira- mātiprasaṃgāt U. 5; mā bhūtpunarbata...

[atikramya maryādāṃ praśnaḥ] A question about transcendental truths; a vexatious or extravagant question that is asked though a satis- factory reply has already been given; e.g....

A girl who has at- tained a marriageable age, a grown- up girl.

a. 1 Overbearing Ms. 9. 320.

2 Grown very much.

The time after the ceremony in which the praiṣa Mantras are used.

Great speed, preci- [Page0033-c+ 57] pitateness, head-long speed, rash- ness; ºkṛtānāṃ karmaṇāṃ Bh. 2. 99; darśanaº pradhāvitena K. 192 great hurry.

a. (ri n) Exceeding one's income, extravagant.

ātiraikyaṃ is an alternate of ātirekyaṃ. [atireka-ṣyañ] Superfluity, excess, abundance.

m. 1 An extraordinary or excellent king.

2 One who sur- passes a king.

a. Very red or very much attached. ktā N. of one of the 7 tongues of Agni.

a. Very fleet or swift; sāraṃgeṇātiraṃhasā Ś. 1. 5.

(Very juicy) N. of various plants, mūrvā, rāsnā and klītanaka.

[atikrāṃto rathaṃ rathinaṃ] An unrivalled warrior, fighting from his car (amitān yodhayedyastu saṃprokto'ti- rathastu saḥ); dattvā'bhayaṃ sotirathaḥ Ve. 3. 26. Several Atirathas...

a. Ved. [atikrāṃto rātriṃ] Prepared over-night. traḥ [atiśayi- tā rātriḥ, tataḥ astyarthe ac] 1 An op- tional part of the Jyotiṣṭoma sacri- fice (ekarātrasādhyagavāmayane...

[ric-ghañ] 1 Excess, exuberance, excellence, eminence; pauruṣātirekaḥ U. 6; so madaº, vīryaº, guṇaº &c.

2 Redundancy, surplus, super- fluity.

3 Difference.

atīrekaḥ is an alternate of atirekaḥ. [ric-ghañ] 1 Excess, exuberance, excellence, eminence; pauruṣātirekaḥ U. 6; so madaº, vīryaº, guṇaº &c.

2 Redundancy, surplus, super-...

[atireka-ṣyañ] Superfluity, excess, abundance.

(Gen. used in pass.) 1 To surpass, excel, be superior to (with abl.); aśvamedhasahasrebhyaḥ satyame- vātiricyate H. 4. 131; gṛhaṃ tu gṛhiṇīhīnaṃ kāṃtārādatiricyate Pt. 4. 81;...

pp. 1 Surpassed, excel- led; sarvātiriktasāreṇa R. 1. 14 strength exceeding that of all creatures; suta- janmātiriktena mahotsavena K. 137 sur- passing the birth of a son.

2...

Consumption.

a. Very hairy, shaggy. śaḥ 1 A wild goat.

2 A large monkey. śā A pot-herb (nīlabuhnā) Convolvulus Argenteus.

m. [rocate iti ruk strīṇāṃ ūrudeśaḥ; atikrāṃto rucaṃ Tv.] The knee. k f. A very beautiful woman.

a. Very lovely. rā N. of two metres, the one a va- riety of atijagatī, and the other also called cūḍi-li-kā.

a. 1 Very rough or bar- ren; devoid of affection, cruel.

2 Very affectionate [atikrāṃto rūkṣaṃ]. kṣaḥ N. of a variety of grain.

a. 1 Formless, such as wind.

2 Very beautiful. paṃ Great beauty; as ºvatī kanyā. paḥ [atikrāṃ- to rūpaṃ] the Supreme Being.

A class of metres [Page0035-b+ 57] containing 4 lines, with 15 syllables in each. It has 18 varieties.

f. Close contact, or proximity; great attachment; ati- saktimetya varuṇasya diśā Śi. 9. 7.

atiśakvarī is an alternate of atiśakkarī. A class of metres [Page0035-b+ 57] containing 4 lines, with 15 syllables in each. It has 18 varieties.

3 U. 1 To deceive, over- reach, cheat; tvayā caṃdramasā ca viśvasa- nīyābhyāmatisaṃdhīyate kāmijanasārthaḥ Ś. 3; kathaṃ mayā brahmabaṃdhuratisaṃdheyaḥ V. 2.

2 To prejudice,...

Cheating, deception; parātisaṃdhānaº Ś. 5. 25; trick, fraud.

The time about the twilights, the time just before and after the morning and evening twilight.

A kind of very austere penance; (gomūtragomayakṣīradadhisa- [Page0036-a+ 56] rpiḥkuśodakānyekāhaṃ dvitīyamupavasettatsāṃtapanaṃ; tryahābhyastaiścātisāṃtapanaṃ Viṣṇu Smṛti).

a. (rī f.) Extend- ing over more than a year; Ms. 8. 153.

[atyaṃtaṃ sāmyaṃ madhunā a- syāḥ] N. of the plant madhuyaṣṭi, sweet juice of the Bengal Madder, Rubia Manjith.

a. 1 One who goes beyond or exceeds.

2 Leader, foremost. raḥ Effort or exertion.

[atisārayati malaṃ dra- vīkṛtya, vā aterdīrghaḥ] Dysentery, vio- lent straining at stool.

atīsāraḥ is an alternate of atisāraḥ. [atisārayati malaṃ dra- vīkṛtya, vā aterdīrghaḥ] Dysentery, vio- lent straining at stool.

1 Granting(of a wish); giving; sraṣṭurvarātisargāttu mayā tasya durā- tmanaḥ R. 10.42.

2 Granting permission (to do what one likes kāmacārānujñā) P.III. 3. 163, one of the...

m. [atyaṃtaṃ sārayati malaṃ] The disease called atisāra. a., atisārakin [atisāro yasyāsti, ini kuk ca] Affected by, afflicted with, dysentery; sātisāro'tisārakī Ak.

atīsārin is an alternate of atisārin. m. [atyaṃtaṃ sārayati malaṃ] The disease called atisāra. a., atisārakin [atisāro yasyāsti, ini kuk ca] Affected by, afflicted with,...

1 Giving, granting; con- signing; vidhurāṃ jvalanātisarjanāt Ku. 4. 32, consigning to the flames; dīyatā- miti vacotisarjane Śi. 14. 48; tattadīya- viśikhātisarjanāt Ki. 13. 57...

Violent motion or movement (of the child in the womb).

a. Transcending or supe- rior to all, above all. rvaḥ The Supreme Being; atisarvāya śarvāya Mugdha.

Ved. The dead of night.

a. Surpassing weapons; ºnakhanyāsaḥ R. 12. 73 the nail-wounds surpassed the wounds of swords.