Sanskrit Word List

1 = hāla(lā) hala.

2 A kind of snake.

3 A sort of lizard.

1 A sort of deadly poison produced at the churning of the ocean; (being of a very virulent character it began to burn up everything when it was swallowed by the god Śiva); aha-...

hālāhalaṃ is an alternate of hālahalaṃ. 1 A sort of deadly poison produced at the churning of the ocean; (being of a very virulent character it began to burn up everything when it...

Wine, spirituous liquor; hitvā hālāmabhimatarasāṃ revatīlo- canāṃkāṃ Me. 49; Pt. 1. 58; Śi. 10. 21.

A horse of a yellowish- brown colour.

A wife's younger sister.

1 A large plough.

2 A furrow.

3 Agriculture.

[halena khanati halaḥ praharaṇamasya tasyedaṃ vā ṭhak ṭhañ vā] 1 A ploughman, an agriculturist.

2 One that draws a plough (as a plough-ox).

3 One who fights with a plough.

m. 1 A ploughman, an agriculturist.

2 Balarāma. Comp. priyaḥ the Kadamba tree. ( yā) spirituous liquor.

The teak tree.

A number of ploughs.

A kind of large house- lizard.

The handle of a plough.

The red lotus.

Rolling or tossing about (as in sleep.)

Dancing in a ring.

1 One of the 18 Uparūpakas or minor dramatic compositions; (described as a piece in one act and consisting mainly of singing and dancing by one male and seven, eight, or ten fe-...

hallīṣaṃ is an alternate of hallīśaṃ. 1 One of the 18 Uparūpakas or minor dramatic compositions; (described as a piece in one act and consisting mainly of singing and dancing by...

A tooth.

a. 1 Arable, to be ploughed.

2 Ugly, deformed. lyaṃ 1 A ploughed field.

2 Deformity, ug- liness.

A number of ploughs.

ind. An exclamation ex- pressive of anger, courtesy, or respect.

The lowing of cattle. Comp. ravaḥ lowing of cattle.

haṃbhā is an alternate of haṃbā. The lowing of cattle. Comp. ravaḥ lowing of cattle.

ind. A vocative particle used in addressing a female of inferior rank, or by equals of the owest caste in addressing each [Page1164-c+ 56] other; haṃḍe haṃje halāhvāne nīcāṃ ceṭīṃ...

ind. See haṃḍā ind.

An earthen pot.

A large fish.

ind. 1 A vocative particle [Page1164-b+ 54] corresponding to, ‘ho,’ ‘hallo’; haṃho cinmayacittacaṃdramaṇayaḥ saṃvardhayadhvaṃ ra- sān Chandr. 1. 2.

2 A particle expressing...

ind. A vocative par- ticle used in addressing a female attendant or maid-servant; haṃje kaṃ- caṇamāle ahaṃ īdisī kaḍubhāsiṇī Ratn. 3.

[has-ac-pṛṣoº varṇāgamaḥ] (said to be derived from has; cf. bhavedvarṇāgamād haṃsaḥ Sk.) 1 A swan, goose, duck, flamingo; haṃsāḥ saṃprati pāṃḍavā iva vanādajñātacaryāṃ gatāḥ Mk....

1 A goose, flamingo.

2 An ornament for the ankles (nūpura or pādakaṭaka); sarita iva savibhramaprapātapra- ṇaditahaṃsakabhūṣaṇā virejuḥ Śi. 7. 23 (where the word is used in the...

A female goose.

ind. A particle implying 1 Joy, surprise, flurry (oh!); haṃta bho labdhaṃ mayā svāsthyaṃ Ś. 4; haṃta pravṛttaṃ saṃgītakaṃ M. 1.

2 Compassion, pity; putraka haṃta te dhānākāḥ G....

a. (trī f.) [han-tṛc] 1 One who strikes or kills, striking, killer; Ms. 5. 34; Ku. 2. 20.

2 One who removes, destroys, counteracts &c. m. 1 A slayer, killer.

2 A thief,...

Death, dying.

1 Killing, death.

2 A bull.

2 P. (haṃti, jaghāna, avadhīt, ava- dhiṣṭa-ahata; haniṣyati, haṃtuṃ, hata; pass. hanya- te; caus. ghātayati-te; desid. jighāṃsati) 1 To kill, slay, destroy, strike down; trayaśca...

Killing, slaying.

1 Leaving, abandoning, loss, failure.

2 Escaping.

3 Prowess, power.

[han-bhāve lyuṭ] 1 Killing, slay- ing, striking.

2 Hurting, injuring.

3 Multiplication.

f. [hā-ktin tasyaniḥ] 1 Aban- donment, relinquishment.

2 Loss, failure, absence, non-existence; kva- cittu sphuṭālaṃkāravirahe'pi na kāvyatvahāniḥ K. P. 1 ‘it does not cease to...

Excrement, ordure.

m. f. [han-un strītve vā uñ] The chin. nu f. 1 That which in- jures life.

2 A weapon.

3 A dis- ease, sickness.

4 Death.

5 A kind of drug.

6 A wanton woman, pro-...

m. N. of a powerful monkey-chief. [He was the son of Añjanā by the god Wind or Marut and hence called Māruti. He is represented as a monkey of extraordinary strength and prowess...

hanūmat is an alternate of hanumat. m. N. of a powerful monkey-chief. [He was the son of Añjanā by the god Wind or Marut and hence called Māruti. He is represented as a monkey of...

A demon.

Causing to quit or abandon, expelling.