Sanskrit Word List
Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.
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abliṃgaṃ
[apāṃ liṃgaṃ jñāpanasāmarthyaṃ yatra] A hymn or verse addressed to the waters; Y. 3. 30.
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abodha
a. 1 Ignorant, foolish, stupid.
2 Perplexed, puzzled. dhaḥ 1 Igno- rance, stupidity, want of understand- ing; ºdhopahatāścānye Bh. 3. 2; nisarga- durbodhamabodhaviklavāḥ kva...
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ābodhanaṃ
1 Knowledge, under- standing.
2 Instructing, informing.
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abodhya
a. 1 Unintelligi- ble.
2 Not to be awakened.
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abrahmacarya
a. Unchaste. ryaṃ ryakaṃ 1 Unchastity.
2 Sexual union.
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abrahman
a. 1 Not accompanied by devotion; wanting in sacred or divine knowledge.
2 Separated from or devoid of Brāhmaṇas; nābrahma kṣatramṛdhnoti Ms. 9. 322. Comp. vid a. not...
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abrāhmaṇa
a. Devoid of or with- out Brāhmaṇas. ṇaḥ Not a Brāh- maṇa; Ms. 2. 241-2; (= śūdra); six kinds are usually mentioned.
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abrahmaṇya
a. 1 Not fit for a Brāh- maṇa; abrahmaṇyamavarṇaṃ syāt brahmaṇyaṃ brahmaṇo hita- m Halāy.
2 Inimical to Brāhmaṇas. ṇyaṃ An act not befitting a Brāhma- ṇa; an unbrahmanical...
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abrāhmaṇyaṃ
1 Violation of the duties of a Brāhmaṇa; breach of vows or sanctity.
2 = abrahmaṇyaṃ q. v.
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abrūkṛtaṃ
Making a growling(or Abrū) sound, an indistinct speech uttered by shutting the lips.
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abuddha
a. Foolish, unwise; apavā- damātramabuddhānāṃ Sān. S.
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abuddhiḥ
f. 1 Want of understand- ing.
2 Ignorance, stupidity; ºmat foolish, ignorant. a. Ignorant, dull-witted, stupid. Comp. pūrva, pūrvaka a. 1. not preceded by know- ledge or...
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abudh
a. Foolish, stupid. m. A fool. f. (abhut) Ignorance, want of intellect.
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ābudh
1 P. To perceive, notice, understand (Ved.).
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abudhna
a. Having no bottom or root, bottomless. dhnaṃ Ved. The air or intermediate region.
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abudhya
a. Ved. Not to be perceiv- ed or awakened.
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ābutta
= āvutta q. v.
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ac
1 U. (acati, aṃcati, ānaṃca, aṃcituṃ, akta) 1 To go, move; to honour; re- quest, ask &c. &c.; connected with aṃc q. v. c m. (Gram.) A term for vowels.
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acaitanyaṃ
[na. ta.] 1 Unconscious- ness, insensibility; ignorance in spiri- tual matters.
2 The material world, matter.
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acakra
a. 1 Having no wheels.
2 Immoveable.
3 Not wavering.
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ācakṣ
2 A. 1 To speak, an- nounce, declare, teach, tell, relate, communicate, say, narrate (usually with dat. of person); gurave… prastuta- mācacakṣe R. 5. 19, 12. 55, 14. 36; Ms. 4 59,...
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acakṣus
a. Eyeless, blind; ºviṣaya a. invisible; ºyaṃ durgaṃ Ms. 4. 77. n. A bad or miserable eye.
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ācakṣus
m. [Uṇ. 2. 120] A learned man.
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acala
a. Steady, immoveable, motionless, fixed, permanent; citra- nyastamivācalaṃ cāmaraṃ V. 1. 4; tapase'dhi- vastumacalāmacalaḥ Ki. 6. 18; samādhau ºlā buddhiḥ Bg. 2. 53; yatra...
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ācam
1 P. 1 To sip, lick, lap drink (a small quantity); nāceme himamapi vāri vāraṇena Ki. 7. 34; paryāpta- mācāmati U. 4. 1; Bv. 4. 38; Ms. 2. 60, 5. 139.
2 To rinse the mouth (with...
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ācamaḥ
Rinsing the mouth, sip- ping.
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ācāmaḥ
[cam bhāve-ghañ] 1 Sipping [Page0229-a+ 57] water, rinsing the mouth.
2 The water or foam of boiled water (Mar. peja); Y. 3. 322.
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ācāmaka
a. Rinsing the mouth.
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ācamanakaṃ
[svārthe ādhāre vā kan] 1 The water used for sipping.
2 A spitting pot (Mar. pikadāṇī).
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ācāmanakaṃ
A spitting pot.
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ācamanaṃ
1 Rinsing the mouth, sip- ping water before religious cere- monies, before and after meals &c. from the palm of the hand; dadyādā- camanaṃ tataḥ Y. 1. 242, 195 (part of the water...
apte
ācamanīya
pot. p. Used for rinsing the mouth. yaṃ Water used for rinsing the mouth; a gargle.
apte
acaṃḍa
a. Not hot-tempered, mild, gentle. ḍī A mild or tractable cow.
apte
ācāṃta
p. p. 1 Sipped and ejected as water.
2 (Actively used) One who has rinsed his mouth or sipped water.
3 Fit for sipping.
apte
ācāmya
pot. p. To be rinsed. myaṃ Water used for rinsing.
apte
acāpala
a. [bahu.] Devoid of fickleness, steady. laṃ lyaṃ [na. ta.] Steadiness.
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ācar
1 P. 1 To act, practise, do, perform, undertake, exercise; tapasvikanyāsvavinayabhācarati Ś. 1. 25 practises rudeness; sthitiṃ R. 1. 89, 12. 22; tvaṃ ca tasyeṣṭamācareḥ V. 5. 20,...
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acara
a. Immoveable; carācaraṃ vi- śvaṃ Ku. 2. 5; carāṇāmannamacarāḥ Ms. 5. 29.
2 (Astr.) Epithet of the zodia- cal signs vṛṣabha, siṃha, vṛścika and kuṃbha.
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ācāraḥ
[ācar-bhāve ghañ] 1 Con- duct, behaviour, manner of action or of conducting oneself; sadācāraḥ good conduct; nīcaº &c.; lokācāravivarjitāḥ Pt. 5. 40 ignorant of the ways of the...
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acarama
a. Not last, middle &c.; vayasyacarame P. IV. 1. 20. Vārt.
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ācaraṇaṃ
1 Practising, doing, per- forming, following, observing; dharmaº, maṃgalaº &c.
2 Conduct, behaviour; adhītibodhācaraṇapracāraṇaiḥ N. 1. 4 example (opp. precept); adharmaº, durº...
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ācaraṇīya
pot. p. To be done, performed, followed, observed &c.; fit, right.
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ācaraṇyati
Den. P. To move oneself, to move or extend towards.
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ācāravat
a. Well-conducted, vir- tuous; Ms. 12. 126.
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ācārī
N. of a plant(hilamocikā).
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ācārika
a. [ācāra-ṭhak] Con- formable to rule or practice, authoriz- ed, prescriptive. kaṃ Rules for the preservation of health; hygiene, regimen, diet.
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ācārin
a. [ācar-ṇini, ācāra-ini vā] Following established customs.
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ācarita
p. p. 1 Done, observed, practised, as a rite or usage &c.
2 Usual, customary.
3 Enjoined, fix- ed by rule. taṃ 1 Conduct, behavi- our.
2 One of the five means of...
