Sanskrit Word List

9 U. (In Vedic literature grabh; gṛhṇāti, jagrāha, agrahīt, grahītuṃ, gṛhīta caus. grāhayati; desid. jighṛkṣati) 1 To seize, take, take or catch hold of, lay hold of, catch,...

a. (hī f.) [grah bhāve ghañ] Seiz- [Page0473-b+ 57] ing, clutching; taking, holding, re- ceiving &c. haḥ 1 Seizing, grasp- ing.

2 A crocodile, shark; rāgagra hava- tī Bh. 3....

[grah ac] 1 Seizing, grasping, laying hold of, seizure, rurudhuḥ kaca- grahaiḥ R. 19. 31.

2 A grip, grasp, hold; karkaṭakagrahāt Pt. 1. 260.

3 Taking, receiving, accepting;...

a. (hikā f.) [grah ṇvul] One who receives, takes &c. kaḥ 1 A hawk, falcon.

2 A curer of poison.

3 A purchaser.

4 A police-officer.

A prisoner.

Sensibility, power of feel- ing; Māl. 1. 41.

ind. (At the end of comp.) Taking, seizing; badigrāha gṛhītā V. 1.

a. Containing, involving.

[grah bhāve lyuṭ] 1 Seizing, catching, seizure; śvā mṛgagrahaṇe'śuciḥ Ms. 5. 130.

2 Receiving, accepting, taking; ācāradhūmagrahaṇāt R. 7. 27.

3 Mentioning, uttering;...

f. 1 An imaginary or- gan supposed to lie between the stomach and the intestines.

2 The small intestines or that part of the alimentary canal where the bile assists digestion...

a. Acceptable.

1 A female evil spirit.

2 A swoon.

a. 1 Taking, accepting.

2 Unyielding, relentless, obstinate; na niśākhilayāpi vāpikā prasasāda grahi- leva māninī N. 2. 77.

a. [grah ṇini] 1 Seizing, taking, holding.

2 Picking, gather- ing.

3 Containing.

4 Drawing, at- tracting, alluring.

5 Obtaining, gaining.

6 Searching through,...

a. Made to take or seize.

a. 1 To be taken, seized or received, acceptable.

2 To be taken up or drawn (as a fluid).

3 To be apprehended or perceived, to be learnt or acquired.

a. (trī f.) [grah-tṛc iṭo dīrghaḥ] 1 A taker, an accepter; as in guṇa- grahītṛ q. v.

2 Perceiver, observant.

3 Debtor.

4 Purchaser.

a. Seizing, laying hold of.

a. [grah-ṇyat] 1 To be taken or seized &c., see grah.

2 To be un- derstood; Pt. 1. 47.

3 Acceptable.

3 To be received in a hospitable manner.

5 To be admitted in evi-...

a. Relating to summer.

a. (ṣmikā f.) 1 Sown in summer.

2 To be paid in summer (as a debt).

(vī f.), graiveya (yī f.) a. [grīvāyāṃ bhavaḥ; aṇ ḍhañ vā] Being on or belonging to the neck; Śi. 18. 10. vaṃ, yaṃ 1 A collar or necklace.

2 A chain worn round the neck of...

[grīvāyāṃ baddho'laṃkāraḥ, ḍhakañ] 1 A neck-ornament; e. g. asmākaṃ sa- khi vāsasī na rucire graiveyakaṃ nojjvalaṃ Ś. D. 3.

2 A chain worn round the neck of an elephant.

[gras-man ādaṃtādeśaḥ] 1 A village, hamlet; pattane vidyamāne'pi grāme ratnaparīkṣā M. 1; tyajedekaṃ kulasyārthe grāmasyārthe kulaṃ tyajet. grāmaṃ janapadasyārthe svātmārthe...

1 A villager.

2 The col- lective department of celestial pleasures.

A wretched or miser- [Page0474-a+ 51] able village; katipayagrāmaṭikāparyaṭana- durvidagdha P. R. 1.

Den. P. To invite or call.

a. (yī f.) Village-born, rustic. yī A harlot, prostitute.

a. (kī f.) 1 Rural, rustic

2 (In music) Chromatic.

3 Rude. kaḥ 1 The headman of a village; Ms. 7. 116, 118.

2 A villager.

a. 1 Rustic, rural.

2 Libidinous. m. 1 A villager, pea- sant.

2 The head of a village. ṇī The indigo plant.

a. [grāme bhavaḥ khañ] 1 Vulgar, rude.

2 Chromatic.

3 Belonging to a village. ṇaḥ 1 A villager; grāmīṇa- vadhvastamalakṣitā janaiściraṃ vṛtīna mupari vya- lokayan Śi. 12....

a. Belonging to a village. yaḥ A villager, boor, churl.

1. 9. P., 10 U., 1 A. (graṃthati, grathnāti, graṃthayati-te, also grathati, grathate) 1 To fasten, tie or string together; Bk. 7. 105; srajo grathayate &c.

2 To arrange, class...

[graṃth saṃdarbhe bhāve ghañ] 1 Bind- ing, stringing together (fig. also).

2 A work, treatise, composition, li- terary production, book; graṃthāraṃbhe, graṃtha- kṛt,...

[graṃth bhāve lyuṭ] 1 String- ing or tying together.

2 Compos- ing, writing.

1 A knot, bunch, protuber- ance in general; stanau māṃsagraṃthī kanaka- kalaśāvityupamitau Bh. 3. 20; so medograṃthi.

2 A tie or knot of a cord, gar- ment &c.;...

1 An astrologer, a fortune- teller.

2 The name assumed by Nakula when at the palace of Virāṭa.

3 A kind of disease of the outer ear.

a. [graṃthirvidyate'sya sidhmāºlac] Knotted, knotty. laṃ 1 The root of long pepper.

2 Undried ginger.

a. Knotty, tied by a knot; Ku. 3. 46.

m. 1 One who reads books, bookish; ajñebhyo graṃthinaḥ śreṣṭhā graṃthi- bhyo dhāriṇo varāḥ Ms. 12. 103.

2 Learned, well-read.

3 Relating to books.

See grathita.

a. [grāma-yat] 1 Relating to or used in a village; Ms. 6. 3; 7. 120.

2 Living in a village, rural, rustic; alpavyayena suṃdari grāmyajano mi- ṣṭamaśnāti Cand. M. 1.

3...

I. 1 A. [grasate, grasta] 1 To swallow, devour, eat up, consume; [Page0471-c+ 56] sa imāṃ pṛthivīṃ kṛtsnāṃ saṃkṣipya grasate punaḥ Mb.; Bg. 11. 30.

2 To seize.

3 To eclipse;...

[gras karmaṇi ghañ] 1 A mouth- ful, a quantity of anything equal to a mouthful; Ms. 3. 133; 6. 28; Y. 3. 55.

2 Food, nourishment.

3 The part of the sun or moon eclip- sed.

4...

[gras bhāve lyuṭ] 1 Swallowing, eating.

2 Seizing.

3 A partial eclipse of the sun or moon.

4 A mouthful.

a. Accustomed to swallow. m. The Supreme Soul.

p. p. [gras karmaṇi kta] 1 Eaten, devoured.

2 Seized, stricken, af- fected, possessed; grahaº, vipadº, jarāº U. 6. 39.

3 Slurred; ºmuktaṃ U. 5. 13; ºāmiṣaṃ Pt. 1. 193.

4...

f. The act of swallowing or devouring.