Sanskrit Word List

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

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ābhū

1 P. Ved. To be present, continue one's existence.

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abhugna

a. 1 Not bent or crooked, [Page0143-b+ 55] straight.

2 Well, free from disease.

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ābhugna

a. A little curved or bent.

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abhūḥ

‘Unborn,’ N. of Viṣṇu.

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abhuj

a. Ved. One who has not experienced or enjoyed; one who does not keep a promise.

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abhuja

a. Armless, maimed.

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abhujiṣyā

Not a slave or servant, an independent woman; Mk. 4.

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ābhūka

a. Ved. Empty, powerless.

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abhukta

a. 1 Uneaten, unenjoyed, unused; Bh. 3. 25.

2 (Actively used) One who has not eaten, en- joyed, used &c.; cf. pīta. Comp. mūlaṃ the interval between the closing part of...

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abhūmiḥ

f. 1 Non-earth, any thing but earth.

2 An unfit place or object, no proper object for, be- yond the reach or scope of; abhūmiriyaṃ mālavikāyāḥ M. 3; abhūmiriyamavinayasya S. 7;...

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abhuṃjat

a. 1 Not eating.

2 Not al- lowing to enjoy.

3 Not protecting.

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abhūri

a. Few, some; several; so abhūman, abhūyiṣṭha.

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ābhūṣeṇya

a. Ved. Praiseworthy.

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abhūta

a. Non-existent, what is not or has not been; not true or real, false; Mu. 3. 16, Ki. 14. 19. Comp. āharaṇaṃ ‘utterance of an unreality,’ a covert expression, a speech founded...

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abhūtiḥ

f. 1 Non-existence, non- entity.

2 Want of power.

3 Po- verty.

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ābhūtiḥ

f. 1 Pervasion.

2 Over- powering strength.

3 Capability, efficiency.

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abhva

a. 1 Huge, large(mahat Nir).

2 Mighty strong or powerful. bhvaṃ 1 Immense power, immensity.

2 Monstrosity, hugeness; (the great pervading principle of the universe; water; a...

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abhyācar

1 P. 1 To approach.

2 To use, practise, perform.

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abhyācāraḥ

Ved. Approaching (as an enemy); disturbing, attacking.

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abhyādā

3 A. 1 To take, seize, snatch.

2 To put on, wear (garland &c.).

3 To take up (the conversa- tion), to commence speaking (after another).

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abhyādānaṃ

1 Beginning, commence- ment, first beginning; omabhyādāne P. VIII. 2. 87 (ºne= āraṃbhe Sk.).

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ābhyādāyikaṃ

[abhyādāna-ṭhak] A kind of strīdhana or woman's property.

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abhyādhā

3 U. To lay on, add (fuel &c.) to apply, throw under; Ms. 8. 372; yathāgnirabhyāhitaṃ dahati Śat. Br.

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abhyādhānaṃ

Laying on, adding(as fuel).

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abhyadhika

a. 1 More than, ex- ceeding, beyond; sadyaḥ prasūtāpriyā- pītādabhyadhikaṃ U. 4. 1 remaining af- ter &c. Pt. 2.

2 Surpassing, more than in quality or quantity, higher, greater;...

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abhyadhvaṃ

Adv. Towards the way, on the way. dhve Near the way.

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abhyāgam

1 P. 1 To go near to, draw near, approach; visit; see abhyāgata below; to come, arrive (as time).

2 To come to, fall into, go to any state; ciṃtāmabhyāgataḥ fell to thinking.

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abhyāgamaḥ

1 Coming or going near, arrival; a visit; tapodhanābhyāgamasaṃbhavā mudaḥ Śi. 1. 23; kiṃ vā madabhyāgamakāraṇaṃ te R. 16. 8; Mv. 2. 22; vasaṃtamāsaº K. 308.

2 Vicinity,...

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abhyāgamanaṃ

Approach, arrival, visit; hetuṃ tadabhyāgamane parīpsuḥ Ki. 3. 4.

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abhyāgārikaḥ

[abhyāgāre tatsaṃbaṃdhikarma- ṇi vyāpṛtaḥ ṭhan] One who is diligent in supporting a family.

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abhyāgata

p. p. 1 Come near, approach- ed, arrived; bhobhavānabhyāgato'tithiḥ Pt. 4; kramādabhyāgataṃ dravyaṃ Y. 2. 119; tasminnabhyā [Page0146-a+ 55] gate kāle Rām.

2 Come as a guest;...

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abhyāghātaḥ

1 An attack, assault, striking.

2 Persuading to steal; Ms. 9. 272.

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abhyāghātin

a. Attacking.

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abhyagra

a. [abhimukhaṃ agraṃ yasya] 1 Near, proximate.

2 Fresh, new; idaṃ śoṇitamabhyagre saṃprahāre'cyutattayoḥ Mb. graṃ Proximity, vicinity.

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abhyāhan

2 P. To strike, smite, wound, injure, kill, destroy; vṛkṣasya yo mūle'bhyāhanyāt Ch. Up.

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abhyāhananaṃ

1 Striking, hurting, killing.

2 Impeding, obstructing.

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abhyāhāraḥ

1 Bringing near or to- wards, conveying.

2 Robbing.

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abhyāhārya

pot. p. To be eaten.

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abhyāhata

p. p. 1 Struck, beaten.

2 Affected, smitten; abhyāhataṃ kīrti- viparyayeṇa (hṛdayaṃ) R. 14. 33; mṛtyunā [Page0146-c+ 55] ºtaḥ &c.

3 Impeded, obstructed;...

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abhyāhita

p. p. Laid down, put on; ºpaśuḥ a sort of gift or present; P. VI. 3. 10 Sk.

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abhyāhṛ

1 P. 1 To bring towards, bring near; to give or hand over; gṛhītvā phalamūlaṃ ca rāmasyābhyāharan bahu Rām.

2 To rob, plunder.

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abhyājñāyaḥ

Ved. [jñāṃ-ghañ] 1 Recognition.

2 Order, command.

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abhyākāṃkṣitaṃ

1 A false charge, groundless complaint.

2 A desire.

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abhyākāraṃ

adv. By drawing to oneself.

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abhyākarṣaḥ

Striking the breast with the flat of the hand as a sign of defiance (as by wrestlers &c.).

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abhyākhyānaṃ

A false charge; calum- ny, detraction.

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abhyākhyāta

a. Falsely accused, traduced.

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abhyākrāmaṃ

ind. By or in step- ping near or mutually, in stepping rapidly.

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