Sanskrit Word List

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kīrṇa

p. p. [kṝ-kta] 1 Strewn, spread, cast, scattered.

2 Covered, filled.

3 Placed, put.

4 Injured, hurt. Comp. vartman a. strewing the way; Ś. 1. 7.

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kīrṇiḥ

f. [kṝ-ktin] 1 Scattering.

2 Covering, hiding, concealing.

3 Injuring.

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kīrtanaṃ

[kṝt-lyuṭ] 1 Telling, nar- rating.

2 Praising, celebrating.

3 A temple; any work of art, a building; na kīrtanairalaṃkṛtā medinī K. 280; 119. nā 1 Narration, recital.

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kīrtay

= kṝt q. v.

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kīrtiḥ

f. [kṝt-ktin] 1 Fame, re- nown, glory; iha kīrtimavāpneti Ms. 2. 9; vaṃśasya kartāramanaṃtakīrti R. 2. 64; Me. 45.

2 Favour, approbation.

3 Dirt, mud.

4 Extension, expan-...

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kīrtita

p. p. 1 Said, asserted.

2 Mentioned, told.

3 Known; noto- rious.

4 Praised, celebrated.

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kiryāṇī

A wild hog.

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kīśaḥ

a. Naked. śaḥ 1 An ape, monkey.

2 The sun.

3 A bird.

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kisalaḥ

A sprout, a young and tender shoot or foliage; adharaḥ kisalayarāgaḥ Ś. 1. 21; kisalayama- lūnaṃ kararuhaiḥ 2. 10; kisalayaiḥ salayairiva pā- ṇibhiḥ R. 9. 35.

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kiśalaṃ

A sprout, shoot.

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kiśalayaḥ

A sprout, a young shoot; see kisalaya.

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kiṣkiṃdhaḥ

1 N. of a coun- try.

2 N. of a mountain situated in that country. dhā, dhyā N. of a city, the capital of Kiṣkindha.

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kiṣku

a. Vile, contemptible, bad. ṣkuḥ m. or f. 1 The fore-arm.

2 A cubit, span.

3 An instrument for measuring lengths.

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kiśoraḥ

[Uṇ. 1. 65] 1 A colt, cub, the young of any animal; kesarikiśo- raḥ &c.

2 A youth, lad, a boy below fifteen, a minorin law (aprāptavyavahāra).

3 The sun. rī A maiden, a...

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kiṭ

1 P. (keṭati) 1 To go or approach.

2 To frighten, terri- fy.

3 To fear, dread.

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kit

I. 1 P. (ketati) 1 To desire.

2 To live.

3 (cikitsati) To heal, cure.

4 To doubt, suspect. II. 3 P. Ved. (cikitti) To know.

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kīṭ

10 P. (kīṭayati, kīṭita) 1 To tinge or colour.

2 To bind, fasten.

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kīṭa

a. Hard, harsh. ṭaḥ 1 A worm, an insect; kīṭopi sumanaḥ saṃgādā- rohati satāṃ śiraḥ H. Pr. 45.

2 A term expressive of contempt (generally at the end of comp.); dvipakīṭaḥ a...

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kīṭaka

a. Hard, harsh. kaḥ 1 A worm.

2 A bard of the Māgadha tribe.

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kitavaḥ

(vī f.) 1 A rogue, liar, cheat; arhati kila kitava upadravaṃ M. 4; Amaru. 17, 41; Me. 111.

2 The Dhattūra plant.

3 A kind of perfume.

4 A gamester, gambler.

5 A mad or...

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kiṭibhaḥ

1 A louse.

2 A bug.

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kiṭiḥ

A hog.

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kīṭikā

1 A small worm.

2 A poor insignificant creature; Pt. 1.

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kiṭimaḥ

A kind of leprosy.

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kiṭṭālaḥ

1 A copper vessel.

2 Rust of iron.

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kiṭṭaṃ

Secretion, excre- ment, sediment, dirt; annaº. Comp. varjitaṃ semen virile.

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kiyāhaḥ

A horse of a red or bay colour.

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kiyat

a. [cf. P. V. 2. 40] (Nom. sing. kiyān m., kiyatī f., kiyat [Page0404-a+ 55] n.) 1 How great, how far, how much, how many, of what ex- tent or qualities (having an in- terrogative...

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klaibyaṃ

1 Impotence (lit.); varaṃ klaibyaṃ puṃsāṃ na ca parakalatrābhigamanaṃ Pt. 1.

2 Unmanliness; timidity, cowar- [Page0433-c+ 55] dice; klaivyaṃ mā sma gamaḥ pārtha Bg. 2. 3.

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klaitakikaṃ

Fermented liquor.

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klaivyaṃ

klaivyaṃ is an alternate of klaibyaṃ. 1 Impotence (lit.); varaṃ klaibyaṃ puṃsāṃ na ca parakalatrābhigamanaṃ Pt. 1.

2 Unmanliness; timidity, cowar- [Page0433-c+ 55] dice;...

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klam

1. 4. P. (klāmati, klāmyati, klāṃta) To be fatigued or tired, be exhaust- ed or depressed; na caklāma na vivyathe Bk. 5. 102; 14. 101.

2 To feel sorry, pine for; Ś. 6. Caus....

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klamaḥ

Fatigue, languor, exhaustion; vinoditadinaklamāḥ kṛtarucaśca jāṃbūnadaiḥ Śi. 4. 66; Ms. 7. 151; Ś. 3. 21.

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klaṃd

I. 1 P. (klaṃdati, klaṃdita) 1 To call out.

2 To cry, lament, weep. II. 1 A. (klaṃdate or kladate) To be con- fused.

2 To grieve.

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klāṃta

p. p. [klam-kta] 1 Fatigued, tired out; tamātapaklāṃtaṃ R. 2. 13, Me. 18, 35; V. 2. 23.

2 Withered, faded: klāṃto manmathalekha eṣa nalinīpatre nakhairarpitaḥ Ś. 3. 26; R. 10....

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klāṃtiḥ

f. [klam-ktin] Fatigue. Comp. chid a. refreshing, in- vigorating.

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klath

1. 9. P. 1 To kill, hurt.

2 To turn round, revolve.

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klav

4 A. (klavyate) To fear, be afraid (according to some 1 A also).

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kledaḥ

[klid-bhāve ghañ] 1 Wetness, moisture, dampness; Śānti 1. 29; R. 7. 21.

2 Running, discharge from a sore.

3 Distress, suffering; R. 15. 32 (= upadrava Malli.)

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kledaka

a. Wetting, moistening. kaḥ 1 Phlegm.

2 One of the fires in the body.

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kledan

m. The moon.

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kledana

a. [klid ṇic lyuṭ] Wetting, making wet. naḥ Phlegm. naṃ 1 Wetting, moistening.

2 Trickling, oozing.

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kleduḥ

1 The moon.

2 Morbid combination of the three humors of the body (saṃnipāta).

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kleś

1 A. (kleśate) 1 To speak articulately.

2 To impede, hinder.

3 To strike, kill.

4 To distress.

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kleśaḥ

[kliś-bhāve ghañ] 1 Pain, an- guish, suffering, distress, trouble; kimātmā kleśasya padamupanītaḥ Ś. 1; kleśaḥ phalena hi punarnavatāṃ vidhatte Ku. 5. 86; Bg. 12. 5.

2 Wrath,...

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kleśaka

a. [kliś-vuñ] Giving pain, troublesome.

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kleśin

a. 1 Causing pain or suffer- ing

2 Hurting, injuring.

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kleśita

a. Pained, distressed.

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