Sanskrit Word List

ind. On the outside, abroad.

(pl.) N. of a country and its inhabitants.

a. (hu or hvī f.; compar. bhūyas; superl. bhūyiṣṭha) 1 Much, plentiful, abundant, great; tasminbahu etadapi Ś. 4 ‘even this was much for him’ (was too much to be expected of him);...

ind. Arm to arm, hand-to hand, in close encounter; (vāhubhirbāhubhiḥ prahṛtyedaṃ yuddhaṃ pravṛttaṃ).

Garrulity, loquacious- ness, talkativeness.

N. of a river.

A treatise on moral duties said to be composed or a bridged by Indra.

m. bāhudaṃteyaḥ An epi- thet of Indra.

ind. 1 In many ways, vari- ously, diversely, multifariously; ba- hudhāpyāgamairbhinnāḥ R. 10. 26; Bg. 13. 4.

2 In different forms or ways.

4 Frequently, repeatedly.

4 In...

1 Possession of many virtues or excellences.

2 Excess, plenty.

[bādh ku dhasya haḥ Tv.] 1 The arm; śāṃtamidamāśramapadaṃ sphurati ca bāhuḥ kutaḥ phalamihāsya Ś. 1. 16; so mahābāhuḥ &c.

2 The fore-arm.

3 The fore- foot of an animal.

4 A...

a. Dear bought. kaḥ 1 The sun.

2 The sun-plant (arka).

3 [Page0793-a+ 56] A crab.

4 A kind of gallinule.

5 The digger of a tank.

a. 1 Swimming with the arms.

2 Servile. dependent.

3 Dwarfish. kaḥ 1 A monkey.

2 A name assumed by Nala after his transformation into a dwarf by Karkoṭaka.

a. (compar. baṃhīyas; superl. baṃhiṣṭha) 1 Thick, dense, compact.

2 (a) Broad, wide, capacious; (b) ample, large.

3 Abundant, copious, plentiful, much, numerous; avinaya-...

a. Manifold. laḥ 1 Fire.

2 The month Kārtika. laṃ 1 Ma- nifoldness.

2 An armour for the arms, vantbrass. lī The day of full moon in the month of Kārtika. [Page0796-b+...

1 Manifoldness.

2 The diverse or interminable applicabi- lity of a rule, of meanings or of forms; a term frequently used in grammar; bāhulakācchaṃdasi.

1 Abundance, copious- ness.

2 Numerousness.

3 Compre- hensiveness.

An epithet of Kārtik- eya.

Becoming public, gen- eral notoriety or publicity.

1 P, 1 To spread, increase, multiply; chidreṣvanarthā bahulībhavaṃti Pt. 2. 175.

2 To get abroad, to become public or notorious, be generally known, become wide-spread; bahulī-...

(pl.) The Pleiades.

1 Increasing, aggrandi- zement.

2 Divulging, promulgation.

3 Multiplying, magnifying.

4 Winnowing; threshing.

8 U. 1 To make public, dis- close, divulge.

2 To make dense or compact; Śi. 13. 44.

4 To increase, [Page0793-b+ 55] extend, aggrandize; bhūteṣu kiṃ ca karu- ṇāṃ bahulīkaroti...

p. p. 1 Increased, aug- mented.

2 Made public, promulgat- ed.

3 Made much or manifold.

4 Extended.

5 Winnowed; threshed.

1 Abundance, plenty, copi- ousness.

2 Manifoldness, multipli- city, variety.

3 The usual course or common order of things. (bāhu- lyāt lyaṃna 1. usually, commonly.

2. in...

m. An epithet of Indra.

Manifoldness, variety.

ind. 1 Much, abundantly, plentifully; Me. 106.

2 Frequent- ly, repeatedly, often times; calāpāṃ- gāṃ dṛṣṭiṃ spṛśasi bahuśo vepathumatīṃ Ś. 1. 24; Ku. 4. 35.

3 Generally,...

Erudition, great learn- ing.

1 Abundance, plenty, numerousness.

2 Majority or plu- rality.

3 (In gram.) The plural number.

ind. From many sides.

a. Most abundant, greatest.

a. More numerous, greater, larger.

ind. In several ways.

a. Much, long, many; kāle gate bahutithe Ś. 5. 3; tasya bhuvi bahuti- thāstithayaḥ Ki. 12. 2. thaṃ ind. Great- ly, in a high degree.

ind. In many ways or places.

Traditional teaching of the Ṛgveda.

a. [bahirbhavaḥ ṣyañ ṭilopaḥ] 1 Outer, outward, external, exterior, being or situated without; virahaḥ kimivānutāpayedvada bāhyairviṣayairvipaścitaṃ R. 8. 89; bāhyodyāna Me. 7;...

a. (lī f.) [biḍālasyedaṃ aṇ] 1 Relating to a cat.

2 Peculiar to cats. Comp. vrataṃ ‘a cat-like ob- servance,’ concealing one's malice or evil designs under the garb of piety...

See vaidala.

a. (kī f.) [bījena nivṛrttaṃ ṭhak] 1 Seminal.

2 Original.

3 Relating to conception.

4 Relating to sexual union. kaḥ A sprout, young shoot. kaṃ 1 Cause, source, origin....

a. (lvī f.) [bilvasyedaṃ aṇ] 1 Relating to or made of the Bilva tree or its wood.

2 Covered with Bilva trees. lvaṃ The fruit of the Bilva tree.

A man who is assiduous in his attentions to ladies, a gal- lant, lover; dākṣiṇyaṃ nāma biṃboṣṭhi baiṃ- bikānāṃ kulavrataṃ M. 4. 14.

1 The Indian crane.

2 A cheat, rogue, hypocrite (the crane [Page0785-1c+ 9] being a very cunning bird that knows well how to draw others in- to its clutches).

3 N. of a demon...

1 A small crane.

2 The branch of a tree bent by the wind.

A crane.

1 A kind of tree, Mi- musops Elengi, (said accord- ing to the convention of poets to put forth blossoms when sprink- led by young women with mouth- fuls of wine); kāṃkṣatyanyo...

The Bakula tree.