Sanskrit Word List

a. Ved. 1 Causing, effecting [Page0420-b+ 56] &c.

2 Active, diligent, busy.

3 Practising magic.

ind. An affix added to numerals to denote ‘fold’ or ‘times’; e. g. aṣṭakṛtvaḥ eight times, eight- fold; so daśaº, paṃcaº &c.

a. Ved. Strong, efficacious.

a. [kṛ-kyap; cf. P. III. 1. 120] 1 What should or ought to be done, right, proper, fit.

2 Feasible, practicable.

3 Who may be seduc- [Page0419-c+ 55] ed from allegiance,...

A witch, enchantress.

6 P. (kruḍati, kruḍita) 1 To sink, dive.

2 To be or become thick.

p. p. 1 Angry, provoked.

2 Fierce; cruel. ddhaṃ Anger.

4 P. (krudhyati, kruddha) To be angry (with the dat. of the person who is the object of anger); haraye krudhyati; but sometimes with words like upari, prati &c. also; mamopari sa...

a. Ved. Angry, wrathful.

1 P. (kruṃcati, kruṃcita) 1 To curve or make crooked.

2 To be- come or be crooked.

3 To be or become small, shrink.

4 To make mall, lessen.

5 To approach, arrive at, go up...

1 A curlew, heron.

2 A kind of lute.

3 N. of the moun- tain krauṃca.

9 P. (kruthnāti) 1 To em- brace.

2 To be distressed, suffer pain.

Ved. A piece of wood to catch the sacrificial fire.

a. [kṛta-rak dhātoḥ krūḥ cf. Uṇ. 2. 21] 1 Cruel, wicked, hard-heart- ed, pitiless; tasyābhiṣekasaṃbhāraṃ kalpitaṃ krūraniścayā R. 12. 4; Me. 105; Ms. 10. 9.

2 Hard, rough.

3...

1 P. (krośati, kruṣṭa) 1 To cry, weep, lament, mourn (for); krośaṃ- tyastaṃ kapistriyaḥ Bk. 6. 124.

2 To cry out, yell, scream, bawl, call out; atīva cukrośa jīvanāśaṃ nanāśa ca...

p. p. 1 Cried out.

2 Called out to.

3 Called at, abused. ṣṭaṃ 1 Crying, a cry, yell.

2 Weeping.

3 A noise, sound.

m. A jackal.

9 P. (kruthnāti) To kill, slay.

= kṛ 5 P. q. v.

1 A. (kṣadate) Ved. 1 To cut.

2 To kill.

3 To consume, eat.

4 To cover, protect.

1 Carving, dividing, tearing.

2 Eating.

n. [kṣad bhakṣaṇe manin] 1 Water.

2 Food.

1 Destruction.

2 Disappear- ance, loss.

3 Lightning.

4 A field.

5 A farmer.

6 Viṣṇu in his 4th or Narasiṃha incarnation.

7 A demon.

1 P. [kṣāyati, kṣāma] To wane, waste away, become emaciated, de- cline, decay.

1 Destruction.

2 Lean- ness, slenderness.

Quickness, speediness.

a. (yī f.) [kṣīre saṃskṛtaṃ ḍhañ] Milky.

Spirituality, knowledge of the soul.

[kṣetrāṇāṃ sagūhaḥ aṇ] 1 A mul- titude of fields.

2 A field.

10 U. (kṣālayati-te, kṣālita) 1 To wash, wash off, purify, cleanse; ṛte raveḥ kṣālayituṃ kṣameta kaḥ kṣapātamaskāṃ- ḍamalīmasaṃ nabhaḥ Śi. 1. 38; H. 4. 60.

2 To wipe away....

a. Cleaning, washing.

[kṣal-bhāve lyuṭ] 1 Washing, cleansing (with water).

2 Sprinkl- ing.

p. p. [kṣal-kta] 1 Washed, cleansed, purified.

2 Wiped away, requited; tathā vṛttaṃ pāpairvyathayati yathā kṣālitamapi U. 1. 28.

1 A., 4 P. (kṣamate, kṣāmyati, cakṣame, cakṣāma, kṣāṃta or kṣamita) 1 To permit, allow, suffer; ato nṛpāścakṣa- mire sametāḥ strīratnalābhaṃ na tadātmajasya R. 7. 34; 12. 46.

2...

a. [kṣam-ac] 1 Patient.

2 Enduring, submissive.

3 Adequate, competent, able (with gen., loc., inf. or in comp.); malino hi yathādarśo rūpālokasya na kṣamaḥ Y. 3. 141; sā hi...

[kṣam-aṅ] 1 Patience, for- bearance, forgiveness; kṣamā śatrau ca mitre ca yatīnāmeva bhūṣaṇaṃ H. 2; R. 1. 22; 18. 9; tejaḥ kṣamā vā naikāṃtaṃ kālajñasya mahīpateḥ Śi. 2. 83.

2...

a. [kṣai-kartari kta] 1 Scorched, singed.

2 Diminished, thin, wast- ed; emaciated, lean; kṣāmakṣāmakapola- mānanaṃ Ś. 3. 10; madhye kṣāmā Me. 82; kṣāmacchāyaṃ bhavanamadhunā...

a. [kṣai-manin] Destructive. n. Ved. The earth, ground.

a. 1 To be borne, patient- ly borne.

2 To be pardoned or forgiven.

Den. P. To ask any one's pardon, beg pardon.

a. Patient, indulgent.

a. Ved. Scorching, wither- ing, drying; an epithet of Agni.

a. (trī f.), kṣamin a. (ṇī f.) 1 Patient, forbearing, of a forgiving nature; kāmaṃ kṣāmyatu yaḥ kṣamī Śi. 2. 43; Y. 2. 200, 1. 133.

2 Ca- pable, able.

10 U. (kṣaṃjayati-te) To live in distress or pain.

1 A. (kṣajate) To kill.

1 A. (kṣaṃjate) 1 To go.

2 To give.

p. p. [kṣam-kta] 1 Patient, forbearing, enduring.

2 Forgiven.

3 Borne, endured.

4 Friendly. taḥ N. of Śiva. tāṃ The earth.

pot. p. 1 To be borne or en- dured.

2 Pardonable, fit to be forgiven.

f. [kṣam-bhāve ktin] 1 Pati- ence, forbearance, forgiveness; kṣāṃtiścedvacanena kiṃ Bh. 2. 21; Bg. 18. 42.

a. [kṣam-tṛc] Patient, endur- ing, forbearing, submissive.