Sanskrit Word List

1 P. (hasati, hasita) 1 To smile, laugh (gently); hasasi yadi kiṃcidapi daṃtarucikaumudī harati daratimi- ramatighoraṃ Gīt. 10; Bk. 7. 63, 14. 93.

2 To laugh at, mock, ridicule...

1 Laugh, laughter.

2 De- rision.

3 Merriment, mirth.

[has-bhāve ghañ] 1 Laughter, laughing, smile; bhāso hāsaḥ P. R. 1. 22.

2 Joy, mirth, merriment.

3 Laughter, as the prevailing feeling of the rasa called hāsya; see S. D. 207....

A buffoon, merry-andrew.

1 A portable fire-place.

2 A kind of Mallikā.

A portable fire-place.

Laughing, laughter.

A portable fire-place. Comp. maṇiḥ fire.

m. The moon.

Laughter, derision.

1 Laughter.

2 Mirth, merriment.

p. p. [has-kartari kta] 1 Laughed, laughing.

2 Blown, ex- panded. taṃ 1 Laughter.

2 Joke, jesting.

3 The bow of the god of love.

a. 1 Smiling.

2 Stupid, foolish, ignorant.

The thirteenth lunar man- sion.

[has-tan na iṭ Uṇ. 3. 86] 1 The hand; hastaṃ gata ‘fallen in the hand or possession of’, gautamīhaste vi- sarjayiṣyāmi Ś. 3 ‘I shall send it by Gautamī’; so haste patitā;...

ind. Hand to hand; hastā- hasti janyamajani Dk.

1 A hand.

2 The posi- tion of the hand.

a. Dexterous, skilful, cle- ver.

An elephant-driver or rider. kaṃ A herd of elephants; Śi. 5. 30.

A multitude of elephants.

a. (nī f.) [hastaḥ śuṃḍādaṃḍo- 'styasya ini] 1 Having hands.

2 Having a trunk. m. An elephant; Ms. 7. 96, 12. 43; (elephants are said to be of four kinds; bhadra, maṃdra,...

N. of Hastināpura, q. v.

N. of a celebrated town said to have been founded by king Hastin, one of the descendants of Bharata; said to be situated about 56 miles north-east of the modern Delhi on the banks...

N. of a city founded by king Hastin, said to be situated some fifty miles north-east of the modern Delhi; it forms a central scene of action in the Ma- hābhārata; its other names...

hastināpuraṃ is an alternate of hastinapuraṃ. N. of a city founded by king Hastin, said to be situated some fifty miles north-east of the modern Delhi; it forms a central scene of...

1 A female elephant.

2 A kind of drug and perfume.

3 A woman of a particular class, one of the four classes into which writers on erotical science divide women [Page1169-b+...

a. 1 Belonging to the hand.

2 Done with the hand, manual.

3 Given with the hand.

a. [has-ṇyat] Laughable, ri- diculous; R. 2. 43. syaṃ 1 Laughter; Y. 1. 84.

2 Mirth, amusement, sport; Ms. 9. 227.

3 Jest, joke.

4 Derision, ridicule. syaḥ The sentiment...

1 P. (haṭati, haṭita) To shine, be bright.

p. p. [han-kta] 1 Killed, slain.

2 Hurt, struck, injured; Mu. 3. 1.

3 Lost, perished.

4 Deprived or bereft of.

5 Disappointed, frustrat- ed; vayaṃ tatvānveṣāt hatāḥ Ś. 1....

a. [hata iva naṣṭaprāyatvāt kan] Miserable, ill-bred, wretched, low, vile; (mostly at the end of comp.), na khalu viditāste tatra nivasaṃtaścāṇakyaha- takena Mu. 2; dūṣitāḥ stha...

a. (kī f.) Golden. kaṃ 1 Gold.

2 The thorn-apple. Comp. giriḥ the mountain Meru.

1 P. (haṭhati) 1 To leap, jump.

2 To be wicked.

3 To oppress.

4 To bind to a post.

1 Violence, force.

2 Op- pression, rapine. (haṭhena and haṭhāt are used adverbially in the sense of ‘forcibly’, ‘violently’, ‘suddenly, ‘against one's will’; aṃbālikā ca caṃ-...

1 A stroke, blow.

2 Killing.

3 Death.

4 A man who is sad, or depressed.

f. [han-bhāve-ktin] 1 Killing, destruction.

2 Striking, wound- ing.

3 A blow, stroke.

4 Loss, failure.

5 A defect.

6 Multiplica- tion.

1 A weapon.

2 A disease or sickness.

[hā-karaṇe tral] 1 Wages, hire.

2 Injuring, killing.

3 Death. traḥ A demon.

[haṭ-ṭa ṭasya netvam] A mar- ket, a fair. Comp. corakaḥ a thief who steals from fairs and markets. vilāsinī 1. a wanton woman, prostitute, common woman.

2. a sort of...

A small market or fair.

[han-bhāve kyap] Killing, slay- ing, slaughter, murder, particularly criminal killing; as in bhrūṇahatyā, go- hatyā &c.

1 P. (hauḍati)

1 To dis- regard, disrespect.

2 To go.

Clarified butter.

[hoturidaṃ aṇ] The office of the priest called Hotṛ q. v.

a. Belonging to the Hotṛ priest, sacerdotal.

[hu-ap, hve-apa saṃpraº pṛṣoº vā] 1 An oblation, a sacrifice.

2 In- vocation, prayer.

3 Calling, a call.

4 Order, command.

5 Challenge.

[hve bhāve ghañ niº saṃpraº, hu-karaṇe ghañ vā] 1 A call, calling.

2 Any feminine conquettish gesture cal- [Page1170-c+ 55] culated to excite amorous sensa- tions, dalliance...

1 One who calls or sum- mons.

2 One who calls the bride.