Sanskrit Word List

a. 1 Flown, run away.

2 Sleeping, sleepy. ṇaṃ 1 Running away, flight, retreat.

2 Sleep.

1 Mud, mire.

2 Heaven, sky.

3 A fool, an idiot.

4 An epithet of Śiva.

5 A small shell.

a. Dripping, trickling down. psaḥ 1 A drop.

2 A spark (of fire). psaṃ Diluted sour milk, diluted curds; (also drapsyaṃ).

pot. p. [dṛś-tavya] 1 To be seen, visible.

2 Perceptible.

3 Fit to be seen, investigated, or exa- mined.

4 Lovely, pleasing to the sight, beautiful; tvayā draṣṭavyānāṃ paraṃ...

m [dṛś-tṛc] 1 A seer, one who sees mentally; as in ṛṣayo maṃtra- draṣṭāraḥ.

2 A judge.

An epithet of Aśvatthāman; yadrāmeṇa kṛtaṃ tadeva kurute drauṇāyaniḥ krodhanaḥ Ve. 3. 31.

A tub, trough.

a. (kī f.) 1 Containing a droṇā.

2 Sown with a droṇā of grain (as a field). kī A vessel holding the measure droṇā.

A son of Draupadī; Bg. 1. 6, 18.

[drupadasyāpatyaṃ strī-aṇ ṅīp] N. of the daughter of Drupada, [Page0586-c+ 62] king of the Pāñcālas. [She was won by Arjuna at her Svayam- vara ceremony, and when he and his...

a. [dru gatau-bhāve ap] 1 Run- ning (as a horse).

2 Dropping, oozing, wet, dripping; ākṣipya kā cid dravarāgameva (pādaṃ) R. 7. 7.

3 Flowing, fluid.

4 Liquid (opp. ka-...

[dra-bhāve-ghañ] 1 Flight, re- treat.

2 Speed.

3 Running, flow- ing.

4 Heat.

5 Liquefaction, melt- ing. Comp. karaṃ a flux.

a. 1 Running.

2 Oozing, trickling.

[dru-ṇvul] a. 1 Attracting, captivating.

2 Solvent.

3 Liquefy- ing. kaḥ 1 A flux used to assist the fusion of metals.

2 The loadstone.

3 Moon-stone.

4 A thief.

5 A...

A river.

[dra ṇic yuc] 1 Putting to flight.

2 Melting, fusing.

3 Distil- ling.

4 The clearing-nut.

Den. P. 1 To trouble or afflict oneself.

2 To serve or wait upon a person.

N. of a country to the south of the wild tract between the Kṛṣṇā and the Polar. In its larger sense it included the whole of the Coromandel coast to the south of the Godāvarī. But...

1 N. of a country on the east coast of the Deccan (pl.); a- sti draviḍeṣu kāṃcī nāma nagarī Dk. 130.

2 An inhabitant or native of that country; jaraddraviḍadhārmikasyecchayā ni-...

[draviḍadeśo'bhijano'sya-aṇ] 1 A Dravidian, Draviḍa.

2 A general name for a Brāhmaṇa of any of the five southern tribes (the paṃca- draviḍa), drāviḍa, karṇāṭa, gurjara, mahāra...

Zedoary. kaṃ Black salt.

Spittle, saliva.

[dru-inan; Uṇ. 2. 50] 1 Wealth, money, property, substance; Ve. 3. 20; Pt. 3. 174; Bv. 4. 29.

2 Gold; R. 4. 70.

3 Strength, power.

4 Valour, prowess.

5 A thing, matter,...

a. Desiring wealth or sacrificial offerings.

a. 1 Put to flight, driven away.

2 Fused, melted.

3 Soften- ed, mollified.

a. 1 To be made to run or put to flight.

2 Fusible.

A carrier of anything.

1 A thing, substance, ob- ject, matter.

2 The ingredient or material of anything.

3 A mate- rial to work upon.

4 A fit or suitable object (to receive instruc- tion, &c.):...

a. (yī f.) Material.

2 Having any substance.

3 Consist- ing of wealth.

a. 1 Rich, wealthy.

2 In- herent in the substance.

p. p. 1 Tied, strung.

2 Afraid. bdhaṃ 1 A string.

2 Fear.

f. Stringing together, ar- ranging.

I. 1. 6. P., 10 U. (darbhati, dṛbha- ti, darbhayati-te) To tie, fasten, string together, arrange. II. 10 U. (da- rbhayati-te) To fear, be afraid of.

a. [dṛṃh-kta niº nalopaḥ] 1 Fixed, firm, strong, unswerving, untiring; Bg. 15. 3; H. 3. 65; R. 13. 78.

2 Solid, massive.

3 Confirmed, esta- blished.

4 Steady, persevering;...

Den. P. To make firm, confirm, strengthen; cf. draḍhayati.

Confirmation, cor- roboration.

8 U. 1 To fix, make strong.

2 To corroborate, confirm.

Ved. An obstruction to the egress or door of a cow-pen.

1 A. (drekate) 1 To sound.

2 To grow, increase.

3 To show joy, be exhilarated.

1 P. (darhati, dṛṃhati) 1 To be fixed or firm.

2 To grow, in- crease.

3 To prosper.

4 To fasten.

A hole, an opening.

I. 1 P. (dṛṃhati, dṛṃhita) 1 To make firm, strengthen.

2 To make fast, fasten.

3 To fortify. II. 1 A. (dṛṃhate) 1 To be firm.

2 To grow or increase.

Ved. Fortifying, &c.

p. p. 1 Made firm, strength- ened.

2 Grown, increased.

6 P. (dṛṃpa-pha-ti) To afflict, torture, hurt.

dṛṃph is an alternate of dṛṃp. 6 P. (dṛṃpa-pha-ti) To afflict, torture, hurt.

f. A snake in general; cf. dṛnphū.

m. 1 The thunderbolt(of Indra).

2 The sun.

3 A king.

4 Yama, god of death (aṃtaka).