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caṃdramas

m. 1 The moon: nakṣatratārā- grahasaṃkulāpi jyotiṣmatī caṃdramasaiva rātriḥ R. 6. 22.

2 A month

3 Camphor.

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cāṃdramasa

a. (sī f.) [caṃdramasa idam aṇ] Relating to the moon, lunar; labdhodayā cāṃdramasīva lekhā Ku. 1. 25; caṃdraṃ gatā padmaguṇānna bhuṃkte padmāśritā cāṃdra- masīmabhikhyāṃ 1. 43; R....

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cāṃdramasāyanaḥ

[caṃdramaso'patyaṃ phiñ] The planet Mercury.

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cāṃdrāyaṇaṃ

[caṃdrasyāyanamivāyanamatra pūrvapadāt saṃjñāyāṃ ṇatvam saṃjñāyāṃ dīrghaḥ svārthe aṇ vā Tv.] A religious observance or expiatory penance regulated by the moon's age (the period of...

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cāṃdrāyaṇika

a. (kī f.) 1 One who performs the cāṃdrāyaṇa vow.

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caṃdrikā

1 Moonlight; itaḥ stutiḥ kā khalu caṃdrikāyā yadabdhimapyuttaralīka- roti N. 3. 116; R. 19. 39; kāmukaiḥ [Page0485-b+ 56] kuṃbhīlakaiśca parihartavyā caṃdrikā M. 4.

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caṃdrilaḥ

1 A barber.

2 An epithet of Śiva.

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caṃdrimā

Moonlight.

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caṃdrin

a. Ved. 1 Golden, possessing gold.

2 Having the moon. m. The planet Mercury (son of the moon).

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caṃḍuḥ

[caṃḍ-un] 1 A rat, mouse.

2 A small monkey.

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caṃga

a. 1 Handsome, beautiful.

2 Clever.

3 Healthy, sound.

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cāṃgaḥ

1 Wood-sorrel.

2 White- ness or beauty of the teeth.

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caṃgiman

m. Beauty.

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cāmīkaraṃ

[camīkare svarṇākarabhede bhavam aṇ Tv.] 1 Gold; taptacāmīkarāṃgadaḥ V. 1. 14; R. 7. 5; Śi. 4. 24; Ku. 7. 49.

2 The Dhattūra plant. Comp. prakhya a. like gold.

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caṃkramā

Going or moving about, walking.

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caṃkramaṇaṃ

a. [kram yaṅ lyuṭ yaño luk Tv.] 1 Moving about, taking exer- cise.

2 Going slowly or crooked- ly.

3 Moving or going about, walking; viṣa cakramaṇa rātrau Chāṇ. 97; cakre sa...

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caṃkuṇaḥ

1 A tree.

2 A car- riage.

3 A vehicle in general (n. also).

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caṃp

10 U. (caṃpayati-te) To go, move.

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caṃpaḥ

[caṃp-ac] The Kovidāra tree. paṃ The flower of this tree.

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caṃpakaḥ

[caṃp-ṇvul] 1 A tree bear- ing yellow, fragrant flowers.

2 A kind of perfume. kaṃ 1 A flower [Page0486-a+ 56] of this tree; adyāpi tāṃ kanaṃkacapakadā- magaurīṃ Ch. P. 1.

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caṃpakāluḥ

The jack or bread-fruit tree.

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caṃpakāvatī

N. of an ancient city on the Ganges, capital of the Aṅgas and identified with the modern Bhāgalpura.

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caṃpāluḥ

= caṃpakālu q. v.

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cāṃpeyaḥ

1 The Campaka tree.

2 The Nāgakeśara tree. yaṃ 1 Fila- ment, especially of a lotus flower.

2 Gold.

3 The Dhattūra plant; (m. also in the last two senses).

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cāṃpeyakaṃ

A stamen or filament.

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cāṃpilā

The river Campā; (perhaps the modern Chambal).

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caṃpūḥ

f. A kind of elaborate and highly artificial composition in which the same subject is continued through alterations in prose and verse; gadyapadyamayaṃ kāvyaṃ caṃpūrityabhidhī-...

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camriṣ

a. Ved. Contained in the sacrificial vessel (as hibations) (camasastha); Rv. 1. 56. 1.

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camūḥ

f. [cam-ū Uṇ. 1. 81] 1 An army (in general); paśyaitāṃ pāṃḍuputrā- ṇāmācārya mahatīṃ camūṃ Bg. 1. 3; vāsavī- nāṃ camūnāṃ Me. 43; gajavatī javatīvrahayā camūḥ R. 9. 10.

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cāmuṃḍā

A terrific form of Durgā; Māl. 5. 25; (the word is thus de- rived; yasmāccaṃḍaṃ ca muṃḍaṃ ca gṛhītvā tvamupāgatā. cāmuṃḍoti tato loke khyātā devī bhaviṣyasi..).

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camūruḥ

A kind of deer; cakāsataṃ cārucamūrucarmaṇā Śi. 1. 8.

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cāmyaṃ

Food.

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caṇ

1 P. (caṇati) 1 To sound.

2 To go.

3 To injure, hurt, kill.

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can

1. 6. P. [canati] 1 To sound,

2 To hurt, injure, kill.

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caṇa

a. (At the end of comp.) Renowned, celebrated, skilled in, famous for; akṣaracaṇaḥ. ṇaḥ The chick-pea.

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cana

ind. Not, not also, even not (not used by itself, but found used in combination with the pronoun kim or its derivatives, such as kad, kathaṃ, kva, kadā, kutaḥ to which it imparts...

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caṇakaḥ

Chick-pea; utpatitopi hi caṇakaḥ śaktaḥ kiṃ bhraṣṭrakaṃ bhaktuṃ Pt. 1. 132. Comp. amlaṃ sour pease. ātmajaḥ the sage cāṇakya.

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cāṇakīna

a. [caṇakasya bhavanaṃ kṣetraṃ, kha- ñ] Fit for, or sown with, the chick- pea.

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cāṇakyaḥ

N. of a celebrated writer on civil polity; also known as viṣṇugupta, kauṭilya; see kauṭilya.

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canas

n. 1 Food.

2 Delight, satis- faction, pleasure.

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canasita

a. Ved. Delighted, satis- fied, pleased.

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canasyati

Den. P. 1 To like.

2 To eat.

3 To delight in.

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caniṣṭha

n. Containing or granting much food.

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cāṇūraḥ

A celebrated wrestler in the service of Kaṃsa. When Kṛṣṇa was taken by Akrūra to Mathurā, Kaṃsa sent this redoubt- [Page0489-b+ 54] able wrestler to fight with him; but in the...

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cap

I. 1 P. (capati) To console, soothe. II. 10 U. (capayati-te) 1 To grind, pound, knead.

2 To cheat.

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cāpaḥ

[capasya vaṃśabhedasya vikāraḥ aṇ Tv.] 1 A bow; tāte cāpadvitīye vaha- ti raṇadhurāṃ ko bhayasyāvakāśaḥ Ve. 3. 5; so cāpapāṇiḥ ‘with a bow in hand.’

2 The rain-bow.

3 (In...

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capala

a. [cup-maṃdāyāṃ gatau kala upa- dhokārasyākāraḥ Tv.; cf. Uṇ. 1. 108] 1 Shaking, trembling, tremulous; kulyāṃbhobhiḥ pavanacapalaiḥ śākhino dhaitamū- lāḥ Ś. 1. 15; capalāyatākṣī...

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capalā

1 Lightning; kurabakakusumaṃ capalāmuṣamaṃ ratipatimṛgakānane Gīt. 7.

2 An unchaste or disloyal wife.

3 Spirituous liquor.

4 Lakṣmī, the goddess of wealth.

5 The tongue....

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