Sanskrit Word List

[hu-bhāve lyuṭ] 1 Offering an oblation with fire.

2 A sacrifice, [Page1168-a+ 56] an oblation.

3 Invocation.

4 Calling, summoning.

5 Challeng- ing to fight. Comp. āyus...

= havitrī q. v.

a. [hu karmaṇi anīyar] Sa- crificial. yaṃ 1 Anything fit for an oblation.

2 Clarified butter or ghee.

n. [hūyate hu-karmaṇi asun] 1 An oblation or burnt offering in general; vahati vidhihutaṃ yā haviḥ Ś. 1. 1; Ms. 3. 87, 132; 5. 7, 6. 12.

2 Clarified butter.

3 Water.

4 N. of...

a. Possessed of oblations.

[haviṣe hitaṃ yat] 1 Any- thing fit for an oblation; Ms. 3. 256, 11. 78, 107; Y. 1. 239.

2 Clarified butter.

3 Wild rice.

4 Rice mixed with ghee. Comp. annaṃ food fit to...

A hole made in the ground for holding the sacred fire (to which oblations are offered).

a. [hu-karmaṇi yat] To be offer- ed in oblations. vyaṃ 1 Clarified butter.

2 An oblation or offering to the gods (opp. kavya q. v.).

3 An oblation in general. Comp. āśaḥ...

1 P. (hayati, hayita) 1 To go.

2 To worship.

3 To sound.

4 To be weary.

[hay-hi-vā ac] 1 A horse; Bg. 1. 14; Ms. 8. 296, R. 9. 10.

2 A man of a particular class; see under aśva.

3 The number ‘seven’.

4 N. of Indra.

5 (In prosody) A foot of...

1 A driver, charioteer.

2 N. of Mātali, the charioteer of Indra.

A year. naḥ 1 A kind of rice.

2 A flame.

A female horse, mare.

ind.

1 A vocative particle(oh!, ho!); he kṛṣṇa he yādava he sakheti Bg. 11. 41; he rājānastyajata sukavipremabaṃthe virodhaṃ Vikr. 18. 107.

2 A particle used in challenging....

1 A. (heḍate) To disregard, slight, neglect. II. 1 P. (heḍati)

1 To surround.

2 To attire.

A horse-dealer.

Disregard, slight. Comp. jaḥ anger, displeasure.

ind. A vocative particle used in addressing or calling out loudly.

Hiccough.

1 A. (helate) To disregard; see heḍ.

[heḍ-bhāve-ḍasya laḥ] 1 Contempt, disrespect, insult; Śi. 12. 72.

2 (a) Amorous sport or dalliance, wanton sport; S. D. 128; D. R. 2. 32. (b) Pleasure, delight, pastime; Māl. 9....

1 Disregarding, slight- ing, contempt, insulting.

2 Sport- ing amorously, wanton dalliance.

A horse-dealer.

[hil-in] The sun. f. Wanton or amorous sport, dalliance.

Gold.

The ‘golden-peaked’ mountain, one of the ranges of mountains which divide the known con- tinent into nine Varṣas (varṣapavarta); it is general- ly supposed to be situated north of...

1 A goldsmith.

2 A touch- stone.

3 A chameleon.

[hi-man]

1 Gold.

2 The thorn-apple. maḥ

1 A dark or brown-coloured horse.

2 A parti- cular weight of gold.

3 The planet Mercury.

One of the six seasons, cold or winter season (comprising the months mārgaśīrṣa and pauṣa); nava- prabālodgamasasyaramyaḥ praphullalobhraḥ paripakva- śāliḥ. vilīnapadmaḥ...

Winter.

n. [hi-manin]

1 Gold.

2 Water. Snow.

4 The thorn-apple.

5 The Keśara flower.

6 Winter, the cold season.

7 The planet Mercury. Comp. aṃga a. golden; Mu. 2. 10 v....

a. Golden.

[hi-ran]

1 A kind of crown or diadem.

2 Turmeric.

3 De- moniacal illusion.

[he śive raṃbati raṃb-ac aluk samāº Tv.] 1 N. of Gaṇeśa.

2 A buffalo.

3 A boastful hero. Comp. jananī N. of Pārvatī (mother of Gaṇeśa).

A spy, secret emissary.

An attendant on Śiva.

1 A. (heṣate, heṣita) To neigh (as a horse); to bray, roar (in general).

Neighing, bray- ing; rathāṃgasaṃkrīḍitamaśvaheṣaḥ Ki. 16. 8.

m. A horse.

1 P. (heṭhati)

1 To be wicked.

2 To vex, trouble, harass.

3 To strike, hurt, injure.

4 To be born or produced.

5 To purify.

6 To cause prosperity, produce happiness.

1 Vexation.

2 Hindrance, obstruction, opposition.

3 Injury, hurt.

m. f. [han-karaṇe ktin niº] A weapon, a missile; samaravijayī hetida- litaḥ Bh. 2. 44; R. 10. 12; Ki. 3. 56, 14. 30.

2 A stroke, injury.

3 A ray of the sun.

4 Light, splen-...

[hi-tun Uṇ. 1. 73]

1 Cause, reason, object, motive; iti hetustadudbha- ve K. P. 1; Māl. 1. 23, R. 1. 10; Me. 25; Ś. 3. 12.

2 Source, origin; sa pitā pitarastāsāṃ kevalaṃ...

a. Causing, producing(at the end of comp.). kaḥ

1 A cause, reason.

2 An instrument.

3 A logician.

a. 1 Having a reason or cause.

2 Having the hetu. m. An effect.

Causation, the existence of cause.

Ardent or intense desire, eagerness; (this word, like the word laṭabha q. v., is used only by later writers like Kalhaṇa, Bil- haṇa, and is probably derived from Persian or...

a. High, intense, ardent; hevākasastu śṛṃgāro hāvokṣibhrūvikārakṛt D. R. 2. 31; (might the word here not be derived from hevāka?).