Sanskrit Word List

Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.

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atyālaḥ

[atiśayena samaṃtāt alati pa- ryāpnoti; ati-ā-al-ac] N. of a plant raktacitraka Plumbago Rosea.

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atyaṃhas

a. Ved. Emancipated from sin or evil.

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atyaṃkuśa

a. [aṃkuśamatikrāṃtaḥ] Past the goad, uncontrollable, unmana- geable; ºśamivoddāmaṃ gajaṃ Rām.

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atyamla

a. [atiśayitomlo rasaḥphalapatrā- dau yasya] Very acid or sour. mlaḥ N. of a tree, Spondias Mangifera. mlā, ºpaṇīṃ A species of citron (vanabījapūra).

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atyaṃta

a. [atikrāṃtaḥ aṃtaṃ sīmāṃ nāśaṃ] 1 Excessive, much, very great or strong; ºvairaṃ great enmity; ºmaitrī; ºhi- motkirānilāḥ Ku. 5. 26.

2 Com- plete, perfect, absolute; ºabhāvaḥ...

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atyaṃtika

a. [atyaṃtaṃ gacchati; atyaṃta- ṭhan] 1 Going too much or too fast.

2 Very near.

3 Not near, distant. kaṃ [atiśayitaṃ aṃtikaṃ naikaṭyaṃ] 1 Close proximity, immediate...

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ātyaṃtika

a. (kī f.) [atyaṃta bhavārthe ṭhañ] 1 Continual, uninter- rupted, endless, infinite, permanent, everlasting; sa ātyaṃtiko bhaviṣyati Mu. 4; viṣṇuguptahatakasyātyaṃtikaśreyase 2....

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atyaṃtīna

a. [atyaṃtaṃ gāmī atyaṃtīnaḥ, bhṛśaṃ gaṃtā; atyaṃta-kha P. V. 2. 11] Go- ing or walking too much, going too fast (atyaṃtagamanaśīla); lakṣmīṃ paraṃparīṇāṃ tvamatyaṃtīnatvamunnaya...

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atyānaṃdā

Morbid indifference to the pleasures of sexual union.

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atyartha

a. [atikrāṃtaḥ arthaṃ anurūpasvarū- paṃ] Beyond the proper worth or measure, excessive, very great, in- tense, exorbitant; ºtāpāt M. 2. 13 rthaṃ adv. Very much, exceedingly,...

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atyārūḍha

a. Grown to excess; ºḍho hi nārīṇāmakālajño manobhavaḥ R. 12. 33. ḍhaṃ, ḍhiḥ f. A very high position, great elevation or rise; atyārūḍhirbhavati maha- tāmapyapabhraṃśaniṣṭhā...

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atyāsaḥ

[ati-as-ghañ] Allow- ing to pass, only in acc. sing. as ṇamul; dvyahātyāsaṃ or dvyahamatyāsaṃ gāḥ pāyayati P. III 4. 57 after an interval of 2 days (adya pāyayitvā...

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atyaṣṭiḥ

f. [atikrāṃtā aṣṭiṃ ṣoḍaśākṣara- pādāṃ vṛttiṃ ekākṣarādhikyāt] A metre of 4 lines, each containing 17 syllables.

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atyavi

a. Ved. Passing over or through the sieve or strainer (epi- thet of Soma.).

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atyaya

&c. See under atī.

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atyāya

a. [i or ay-ghañ] 1 Trans- gressing.

2 Past going time. yaḥ 1 Transgression, violation.

2 Excess.

3 Great gain or profit (atiśayitolābhaḥ).

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atyayaḥ

[i-ac] 1 (a) Passing away, lapse; kālaº Ms. 8. 145. (b) End, conclusion, termination, ab- sence, disappearance; tapātyaye Ku. 4. 44, 5. 23; śiśirātyayasya puṣpoccayaḥ 3. 61;...

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atyayika

= ātyayika q. v.

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ātyayika

a. (kī f.) [atyayaḥ nāśaḥ prayojanamasya ṭhaka] 1 Destructive, disastrous.

2 Painful, unpropitious, ill-omened, distressing.

3 Pressing, urgent, emergent, ending quickly, not...

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atyayin

a. [i-ini P. III. 2. 157] Exceeding, surpassing.

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atyayita

a. 1 Exceeded, surpassed.

2 Violated, outraged.

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atyāyu

n. [ati-ā-yā-ku] A kind of sacrificial vessel.

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atyugra

a. Very fierce. graṃ Asa fœ- tida.

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atyūhaḥ

[atiśayena ūhaḥ tarkaḥ] 1 Close or deep meditation or think- ing; earnest reasoning.

2 [atiśayena ūhate śabdāyate; ati-ūh-ac] A gallinule (dātyūha). hā A plant (nīlikā)...

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ātyūhaḥ

A gallinule.

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atyuktā

[uktā-kthā ekākṣara- pādā vṛttiḥ, tāṃ atikrāṃtā] N. of a class of metres of 4 lines, each of 2 syllables.

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atyuktiḥ

f. Exaggeration, hyper- bole, over-drawn or coloured de- scription; atyuktau na yadi prakupyasi mṛ- ṣāvādaṃ ca no manyase. Udbhaṭa. See a- tiśayokti also.

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atyūmaśā

ind. [ūryādigaṇa] A par- ticle of abuse, occurring in comp. with bhū, kṛ or as.

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atyupadha

a. [upadhāṃ atikrāṃtaḥ] Above guiles, trustworthy, tried; amātye cā- tyupadhe Ak.

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atyūrmi

a. Ved. Overflowing or bubbling over.

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au

m. 1 A sound.

2 N. of Śe- sha or Ananta. f. The earth. ind. An interjection of (1) calling (ho, hola); (2) addressing (oh!); (3) opposition; (4) as severation or...

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auccaiḥśravasaḥ

N. of Indra's horse.

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aucityaṃ

[ucita-ṣyañ yalope ṅīṣ] 1 Aptness, fitness, propriety, suitableness.

2 Congruity or fit- ness, as one of the several circum- stances which determine the exact meaning of a word...

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auḍa

a. Wet, moist.

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audaka

a. (kī f.) [udaka-aṇ] Aquatic, watery, referring to wa- ter; ºja produced by aquatic plants.

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audaṃcana

a. (nī f.) [udaṃcana-aṇ] Contained in a bucket or pitcher.

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audanikaḥ

[odanāya prabhavati ṭhañ] 1 A cook, (one who knows how to cook).

2 One to whom rice or mashed grain is given at regular times.

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audapāna

a. (nī f.) [udapānādāgataḥ aṇ] Raised from wells or drink- ing fountains (as a tax).

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audarika

a. (kī f.) [udare eva prasi- taḥ ṭhak] Voracious, gluttonous: a glutton; sarvatrodarikasyābhyavahāryameva viṣayaḥ V. 3; M. 4.

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audārikaṃ

(With Jainas) The gross body which envelopes the soul.

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audarya

a. [udare bhavaḥ yat] 1 Being in the womb.

2 Entered into the womb.

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audāryaṃ

[udāra-ṣyañ] 1 Generosity, nobility, magnanimity.

2 Great- ness, excellence.

3 Depth of mean- ing (arthasaṃpatti); sa sauṣṭhavaudāryaviśeṣa- śālinīṃ viniścitārthāmiti...

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audāsīnyaṃ

[udāsīna or udāsa ṣyañ] 1 Indifference, apathy; paryāptesi pajāḥ pātumaudāsīnyena vartituṃ R. 10. 25; idābhīmaudāsyaṃ yadi bhajasi bhāgīrathi G. L. 4.

2 Solitariness,...

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audasthāna

a. (nī f.) [udasyāna-ṇaṃ] Accustomed to stand in water.

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audaśvita

a. (tī, kī f.) [udaśvit aṇ ṭhakvā] Made of, or seasoned with, butter-milk. taṃ Butter-milk with an equal propor tion of water.

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auḍava

a. (vī f.) [uḍu-aṇ] Belonging to stars; K. 178. vaḥ A kind of Rāga (in Music).

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audayakāḥ

(pl.) A school of as- tronomers who reckoned the first motion of the planets from sunrise (udaya).

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audayika

a. (kī f.) [udaya-ṭhañ] One of the five different states of the soul (with Jainas), when actions arise and exert an inherent influence on the future.

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