Sanskrit Word List

An epithet of Indra.

1 Wickedness, evil or wicked temper, depravity; R. 15. 72.

2 Mischievousness; guṇānāmave daurātmyād dhuri dhuryo niyujyate K. P. 10.

Impotency, debility, weakness, feebleness; Ms. 8. 171; Bg. 2. 3.

The son of a woman disliked by her husband.

Ill-luck, misfortune; Y. 1. 283.

A quarrel or disagree- ment between brothers.

Bad or disagreeable smell.

1 Poverty, want, desti- tution; Pt. 2. 92.

2 Wretched- ness, distress.

The Aśvamedha sacrifice.

Difficulty.

1 Evil disposition of the mind, enmity; (also daurhārda in this sense).

2 Pregnancy; sudakṣiṇā daurhṛdalakṣaṇaṃ davau R. 3. 1.

3 The long- ing of a pregnant woman.

4 Desire...

Evil disposition of mind, enmity.

Mischief, evil, harm.

Wickedness, depravity.

A wretched or miser- able life.

Scarcity, rarity.

Evil advice, bad counsel; daurmaṃtryānnṛpatirvinaśyati Bh. 2. 42.

1 Evil disposition.

2 Mental pain, affliction, dejection, sorrow.

3 Despair.

Evil speech, bad lan- guage.

1 The sap of Dūrvā or bent grass.

2 A clean leaf (iṣṭaparṇa.)

1 Evil conduct, wicked- ness.

2 A bad deed.

a. (ṣkī f.) One who swims by the help of his arms.

a. (lī f.), dauṣkuleya a. (yī f.) Sprung from a low family, born in a contemptible family.

dauṣmaṃtiḥ is an alternate of dauṣyaṃtiḥ. A son of Du- shyanta; dauṣyaṃtimapratirathaṃ tanayaṃ niveśya S. 4. 19.

Badness, wickedness.

A son of Du- shyanta; dauṣyaṃtimapratirathaṃ tanayaṃ niveśya S. 4. 19.

Message, mission.

(kī f.) A door-keep- er, warder; R. 6. 59.

1 A wood, forest.

2 Wild fire, forest-conflagration; vitara vāri- da vāri davāture Subhāsh.

3 Fire, heat.

4 Fever, pain. Comp. agniḥ, dahanaḥ a forest-conflagration;...

[dunāti-du kartari ṇa] = dava q. v. Comp. agniḥ, analaḥ, dahanaḥ a forest-conflagration; ānaṃdamṛgadāvāgniḥ śīlaśākhimadadvipaḥ. jñānadīpamahāvāyurayaṃ khalasamāgamaḥ.....

1 Fire, heat.

2 Pain, an- xiety, distress.

3 Inflammation of the eye.

Den. P. To make dis- tant, remove (to a distance).

a. (Superl. of dūra) Most distant &c.

a. Pained, troubled; Māl. 6.

A wooden antelope.

a. (Compar. of dūra) 1 More distant or remote.

2 Far beyond or removed from; vidyāvatāṃ sakalameva girāṃ davīyaḥ Bv. 1. 69.

1 A. (dayate, dayita) 1 To feel pity or compassion for, pity, sympa- thise with (with gen.); rāmasya daya- māno'sāvadhyeti tava lakṣmaṇaḥ Bk. 8. 119; teṣāṃ dayase na kasmāt 2. 33,...

[day bhidā-bhāve aṅ] Pity, tend- erness, compassion, mercy, sym- pathy; nirguṇeṣvapi sattveṣu dayāṃ kurvaṃti sādhavaḥ H. 1. 60; R. 2. 11; yatnādapi para- kleśaṃ hartuṃ yā hṛdi...

[dā bhāve-ghañ] 1 A gift, pre- sent, donation; rahasi ramate prītyā dāyaṃ dadātyanuvartate Māl. 3. 2; prītidāyaḥ Māl. 4; Ms. 8. 199.

2 A nuptial present (given to the bride or...

a. (yikā f.) [dā-ṇvul] Giving, granting, bestowing, &c. (at the end of comp.); uttaraº, piṃḍaº, &c. kaḥ 1 An heir, inheritor.

2 A donor.

[day-āluc] Kind, tender, merciful, compassionate; yaśaḥśarīre bhava me dayāluḥ R. 2. 57, 52, 3.

1 Flight.

2 A litter carried upon men's shoulders, palanquin.

a. (At the end of comp.) 1 Giving, granting.

2 Causing, pro- ducing; as in kleśadāyin &c.

p. p. [day-kta] Beloved, de- sired, liked; Bk. 10. 9. taḥ A hus- band, lover, a beloved person; V. 3. 5 Bv. 2. 182. tā A wife, one's beloved woman; dayitājīvitālaṃbanā- rthī...

a. Kind, compassionate.

1 A. (dayate, dāta, desid. ditsate) To protect, cherish.

a. Shining intensely, bright, blazing, resplendent.

[diha-ghañ] The body; dehaṃ dahaṃti dahanā iva gaṃdhavāhāḥ Bv. 1. 104. haḥ A nointing, smearing. hī A ram- part, wall, mound. Comp. aṃtaraṃ another body. ºprāptiḥ f....