Sanskrit Word List

Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.

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hevākin

a. Ardently desirous of, eager for, (in comp.); jāyaṃte mahatā- maho nirupamaprasthānahevākināṃ niḥsāmānya- mahattvayogapiśunā vārtā vipattāvapi Ka- lhaṇa.

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heya

a. Fit to be left or aban- doned.

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hi

ind. (Never used at the beginning of a sentence) It has the following senses:

1 For, because (expressing a strict or logi- cal reason); agnirihāsti dhūmo hi dṛ- śyate G. M.; R....

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ind. An interjection of

1 Sur- prise (ah!); hatīvīdhalasitānāṃ hī vicitro vipākaḥ Śi. 11. 64; or hī citraṃ lakṣmaṇenoce Bk. 14. 39; (often repeated in theatrical language in...

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hiḍiṃbaḥ

N. of a demon slain by Bhīma. bā

1 The sister of Hiḍimba who married Bhīma.

2 The wife of Hanumat. Comp. jit, niṣūdata, bhid, -ripu m. epithets of Bhīma.

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hīhī

ind. A particle expressive of surprise or merriment; see hī.

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hijjaḥ

N. of a tree(com- monly called Hijjal.)

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hikk

I. 1 U. (hikkati-te, hikkita) 1 To make an indistinct or inarticulate sound.

2 To hiccough. II. 10 A (hikkayate) To hurt, injure, kill.

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hikkā

1 An indistinct sound.

2 Hiccough.

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hil

6 P. (hilati) To sport amorously, wanton, dally, express amorous desire.

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hīlaṃ

Semen virile.

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hillolaḥ

1 A wave, billow.

2 The musical mode called Hindola.

3 A caprice, whim.

4 A kind of coitus.

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hīlukaṃ

A kind of rum (distilled from molasses).

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hilvalāḥ

f. pl. N. of five small stars in the head of the lunar mansion called mṛgaśiras.

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hima

a. [hi-mak] Cold, frigid, frosty, dewy, maḥ 1 The cold sea- son, winter.

2 The moon.

3 The Himālaya mountain.

4 The sandal tree.

5 Camphor. maṃ

1 Frost, hoar-frost;...

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himā

1 The cold season, winter.

2 Small cardamoms.

3 A kind of grass.

4 The fragrant drug and perfume called Reṇukā.

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himakaḥ

The Vikaṅkata tree.

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himānī

1 [mahad himaṃ, ānuk] A mass or collection of snow, snow-drift; nagamupari himānīgauramāsādya jiṣṇuḥ Ki. 4. 38; Bv. 1. 26.

2 A kind of sugar.

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himavat

a. Snowy, icy, frosty. m. The Himālaya mountain; R. 4. 79, V. 5. 22. Comp. kukṣiḥ a valley of the Himālaya. puraṃ N. of Oṣadhiprastha, the capital of Himā- laya; Ku. 6....

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hiṃḍ

1 A. (hiṃḍate, hiṃḍita) 1 To go, wander, roam over,

2 To disregard, slight.

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hiṃḍanaṃ

[hiṃḍ-lyuṭ] 1 Wandering, roaming about.

2 Sexual intercourse.

3 Writing.

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hiṃḍī

N. of Durgā.

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hiṃḍikaḥ

An astrologer.

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hiṃḍiraḥ

1 Cuttle-fish bone.

2 A man, male.

3 The egg-plant.

4 A tonic or stomachic. raṃ The pomegranate.

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hiṃḍīraḥ

hiṃḍīraḥ is an alternate of hiṃḍiraḥ.

1 Cuttle-fish bone.

2 A man, male.

3 The egg-plant.

4 A tonic or stomachic. raṃ The pomegranate.

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hiṃdolaḥ

1 A swing.

2 The swing on which the figures of Kṛ- shṇa are carried about during the swing-festival in the bright half of Śrāvaṇa, or the festival itself.

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hiṃdolakaḥ

1 A swing.

2 A cradle.

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hiṃduḥ

N. of a tribe.

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himelu

a. Suffering from cold, chilly, frozen.

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hiṃgu

m., n. [himaṃ gacchati gam-ḍu ni0]

1 The plant called Asa foetida.

2 The substance prepared from this plant (asa fœtida) for household use, especially in seasoning articles of...

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hiṃgulaḥ

Vermilion.

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hiṃgulī

The egg-plant.

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hiṃguliḥ

Vermilion.

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hiṃgulikā

The prickly nightshade.

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hiṃgulu

m., n. Vermilion.

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himikā

Hoar-frost.

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hiṃjīraḥ

A rope or fetter for fast- ening an elephant's foot.

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hiṃkāraḥ

1 A kind of low roar or sound like ‘him’.

2 A tiger.

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himnaḥ

The planet Mercury.

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hiṃs

1. 7. P., 10 U. (hiṃsati, hi- nasti, hiṃsayati-te, hiṃsita) 1 To strike, hit.

2 To hurt, injure, harm; Pt. 1. 307.

3 To afflict, torment; Māl. 2. 1.

4 To kill, slay, de-...

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hiṃsā

[hiṃs-a] 1 Injury, mischief, wrong, harm, hurt (said to be of three kinds: kāyika ‘personal’, vā- cika ‘verbal’, and mānasika ‘mental’); ahiṃsā paramo dharmaḥ.

2 Killing,...

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hiṃsaka

a. [hiṃs-ṇvul] 1 Injurious, noxious, hurtful.

2 Hostile.

3 Ferocious, savage. kaḥ 1 A savage animal, a beast of prey.

2 An enemy.

3 A Brāhmaṇa skilled in the Atharvaveda.

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hiṃsālu

[hiṃsā astyarye ālu] 1 Injur- ious, mischievous, hurtful.

2 Murderous. m. A mischievous or savage dog (hiṃsāluka also).

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hiṃsanaṃ

[hiṃs-lyuṭ] Striking, hurt- ing, killing; Ms. 2. 177, 10. 48; Y. 1. 33.

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hiṃsāruḥ

1 A tiger.

2 Any noxious animal.

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hiṃsīraḥ

[hiṃs-īran] 1 A tiger.

2 A bird (khaga).

3 A mischievous fellow.

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hiṃsita

a. Injured, hurt. taṃ In- jury, hurt.

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hiṃsra

a. [hiṃs-ra] Injurious, noxious, mischievous, hurtful, murderous; Ms. 9. 80, 12. 56.

2 Terrible.

3 Cruel, fierce, savage. sraḥ 1 A fierce animal, beast of prey; R. 2. 27

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