Sanskrit Word List

I. 1 P. (loḍati) To stir, [Page0931-a+ 55] agitate, churn, disturb. Caus. (loḍayati-te) To stir, churn, agitate. (used with vi in the same sense); Śi. 11. 8, 19. 69. II. 6. P....

1 P. (lohati) To covet, de- sire or long for; cf. lubh.

ind. A technical term used by Pāṇini to express the dropping or disappearance of affixes.

1 P. (lolati, lulita) 1 To roll, roll about, move to and fro, toss about; lulitadṛṣṭi madādiva caskhale Ki. 18. 6; Śi. 3. 72, 10. 36.

2 To shake, stir, agitate, make tremulous,...

[lul ghañarthe ka, tamā- pnoti aṇ] A buffalo; khuravidhutadhari- trīcitrakāyo lulāyaḥ.

p. p. [lul-kta] 1 Shaken, tossed about, moved to and fro, tremulous, waving; surālayaprāptinimitta- maṃbhastraisrotasaṃ naululitaṃ vavaṃde R. 16. 34, 59.

2 Disturbed, touched;...

[lū-mak] A tail. Comp. vi- ṣaḥ ‘having poison in the tail’, an animal that stings with its tail.

1 P., 10 U. (luṃbati, luṃbayati -te) To torment, harass.

A kind of musical in- trument.

1 P. (luṃcati, luṃcit) 1 To pluck, pull, peel, pare.

2 To tear off, pluck or pull out.

Peeling, plucking out.

p. p. 1 Peeled.

2 Plucked, plucked out, torn off.

10 U. (luṃḍayati-te) To plun- der, rob, pillage.

Proper or becoming con- duct.

1 A round mass or ball.

2 Proper conduct.

I. 1 P. (luṃṭati) 1 To go.

2 To steal, rob, plunder.

3 To be lame or crippled.

4 To be idle or lazy. II. 1 P., 10 U. (luṃṭayati-te) 1 To rob, plunder, steal.

2 To dis-...

1 Robbing.

2 Rolling.

a. (kī f.) Stealing (fig. also), robbing, plundering; taruṇānāṃ hṛdayaluṭākī pariṣvakkamāṇā nivārayati K. P. 10; āḥ sitaśakunayaḥ keyaṃ luṃṭākatā B. R. 5. kaḥ 1 A thief.

2 A...

1 P. (luṃṭhati) 1 To go.

2 To stir up, agitate, set in motion.

3 To be idle.

4 To be lame.

5 To reb, plunder.

6 To resist.

1 P. (luṃthati) 1 To strike, hurt, kill.

2 To suffer pain, be afflicted.

1 Robbing, plundering.

2 Rolling.

[luṃṭh ṇvul] A robber, plun- derer, thief.

1 A robber.

2 A crow.

[luṃṭh-lyuṭ] Plundering, rob- bing, stealing; yadasya daityā iva luṃṭhanāya kādhyārthacaurāḥ praguṇībhavaṃti Vikr. 1. 11.

f. Alundering, robbing, pillaging.

A technical term used by Pāṇini to denote the Aorist or its terminations.

p. p. [lū-kta] 1 Cut, lopped, severed, cut off.

2 Plucked, ga- thered (flowers &c.

3 Destroyed.

4 Bitten, nibbled at.

5 Wounded. naṃ A tail.

a. Cut, divided. kaḥ 1 A [Page0932-a+ 56] cut, division; wound.

2 Sort, species.

3 An animal.

I. 4 P. (lupyati) 1 To con- found, perplex.

2 To be perplex- ed or confounded.

3 To be suppress- ed or destroyed. II. 6 U. (luṃpati- te, lupta) 1 To break, violate, cut off,...

p. p. [lup-kta] 1 Broken, violated, injured, destroyed.

2 Lost, deprived of; R. 14. 56.

3 Robbed, plundered.

4 Dropped, elided, disappeared (in gram.).

5 Omitted,...

1 P. (loṣati) See lūṣ.

I. 1 P. (lūṣati) To adorn, decorate. II. 10 U. (lūṣayati-te) 1 To hurt, injure.

2 To rob, plunder, steal.

An elephant in rut.

I. 1 A. (loṭate) 1 To resist, repel, oppose.

2 To shine.

3 To suffer pain. II. 10 U. (loṭayati-te) 1 To speak.

2 To shine. III. 1. 4. P. (loṭati, luṭyati) 1 To roll,...

[lū-tak] 1 A spider.

2 An ant Comp. taṃtuḥ a cobwob. markaṭakaḥ 1. an ape.

2. a kind of jasmine.

I. 1 P. (loṭhati) To strike, knock down. II. 1 A. (loṭhate) 1 To roll on the ground.

2 To go, move.

4 To resist, oppose. III. 10 U. (loṭhayati-te) To rob, plunder. IV. 6...

[luṭh-lyuṭ] Rolling, wal- lowing, moving to and fro.

p. p. Rolled down, rolling or wallowing on the ground.

A spider.

9 P. (lvināti) To go, move, approach.

ind. A particle of prohibi- tion (rarely of negation) usually joined with the Imperative; madvāṇi mā kuru viṣādamanādareṇa Bv. 4. 41; also (a) with the Aorist, when the augment a...

1 P. To go, move.

1 P. (mabhrati) To go, move.

1 A. (macate) 1 To be wick- ed.

2 To cheat, deceive.

3 To be vain or proud.

5 To pound, ground.

A way, road.

1 A thief, robber.

2 A crocodile.

A word used at the end of a noun to denote ‘excellence’ or ‘the best of its kind’; as goma- carcikā ‘an excellent cow or bull’; cf. uddha.

A fish(corrupted from matsya).