Sanskrit Word List
Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.
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maṃgalya
a. [maṃgalāya hitaṃ yat] 1 Aus- picious, fortunate, happy, lucky, prosperous; Ms. 2. 31.
2 Pleasing, agreeable, beautiful.
3 Holy, pure, pious; trilokīmaṃ galyāṃ U. 4. 10....
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māṃgalya
a. [maṃgalāya hitaṃ ṣyañ] Auspi- cious, indicative of good fortune; S. 4. 4. lyaṃ 1 Auspiciousness, pros- perity, welfare, good fortune.
2 A blessing or benediction.
3 A...
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maṃgalyakaḥ
A kind of pulse(masūra).
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maṃgh
I. 1 P. (maṃghati) To adorn, decorate. II. 1 A. (maṃghate) 1 To cheat, deceive.
2 To begin.
3 To blame, censure.
4 To go, move, move quickly.
5 To start, set out.
apte
maṃginī
A boat, ship.
apte + mw
maṃh
1 A. (maṃhate) 1 To grow, in- crease.
2 To give, grant.
3 To speak.
4 To shine.
apte
maṃhanīya
a. Ved. 1 Praiseworthy,
2 Great, valuable.
apte
maṃhiṣṭha
a. Ved. Very liberal or praiseworthy.
apte
maṃj
10 U. (maṃjayati-te) 1 To clean, purify, wipe off.
2 To sound.
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maṃjā
1 A she-goat.
2 A cluster of blossoms.
3 A creeper.
apte
maṃjaraṃ
1 A cluster of blossoms.
2 A pearl.
3 The plant Tilaka.
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maṃjariḥ
f. 1 A shoot, sprout, spring; nivapeḥ sahakāramaṃjarīḥ Ku. 4. 38; sadṛśakāṃtiralakṣyata maṃjarī R. 9. 44, 16. 51; so sphuratu kucakuṃbha- yorupari maṇimaṃjarī Gīt. 10; mukhaṃ mu-...
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maṃjarita
a. [maṃjaryaḥ saṃjātā asya itac] 1 Furnished with or possessing clus- ters of blossoms.
2 Mounted on a stalk (as a bud).
apte
maṃjiḥ
f. 1 A cluster of blos- soms.
2 A creeper. Comp. pha- lā the plantain tree.
apte
maṃjikā
A harlot, prostitute, courtezan.
apte
maṃjīlaḥ
A village mostly in- habited by washermen.
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maṃjiman
m. Beauty, loveliness.
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maṃjīraḥ
[maṃj-dhvanau īran] An anklet or ornament for the foot (nūpura); siñjānamaṃjumaṃjīraṃ praviveśa ni- ketanaṃ Gīt. 11; or mukharamadhīraṃ tyaja maṃjīraṃ ripumiva keliṣu lolaṃ 5;...
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maṃjiṣṭha
a. Bright red.
apte
maṃjiṣṭhā
[atiśayena maṃjimatī iṣṭhan matupo lopaḥ Tv.] Bengal or Indian madder. Comp. mehaḥ a kind of urinary disease. rāgaḥ 1. the colour of the Indian madder.
2. (fig.)...
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māṃjiṣṭha
a. (ṣṭhī f.) [maṃjiṣṭhayā raktaṃ aṇ] 1 Red as madder.
2 Dyed with madder; māṃjiṣṭheṣu vyajyate na sma sainyaiḥ Śi. 18. 34. ṣṭhaṃ Red colour.
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māṃjiṣṭhika
a. (kī f.) Dyed or tinged with madder; maurvyā mekhalayā niyaṃtri- tamadhovāsaśca māṃjiṣṭhikaṃ U. 4. 20; Mv. 1. 18.
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maṃju
a. [maṃj-un] 1 Lovely, beau- tiful, charming, sweet, pleasing, agreeable, attractive; skhaladasamaṃja- samaṃjujalpitaṃ te (smarāmi) U. 4. 4; ayi daladaraviṃda syaṃdamānaṃ maraṃdaṃ...
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maṃjula
a. [maṃju-sidhmāº lac, maṃj-u lac vā] Lovely, beautiful, agreeable, charming, sweet, melodious (voice &c.); saṃprati maṃjulavaṃjulasīmani keliśayana- manuyātaṃ Gīt. 11; kūjitaṃ...
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maṃjūṣā
[maṃj-ūṣan] 1 A box, cas- ket, chest, receptacle; madīyapadyaratnā- nāṃ maṃjūṣaiṣā mayā kṛtā Bv. 4. 45.
2 A large basket, hamper.
3 Mad- der (= maṃjiṣṭhā).
4 A stone.
2 dhātu links
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maṃk
1 A. (maṃkate) 1 To go, move.
2 To decorate, adorn.
apte
maṃkhaḥ
1 A royal bard.
2 A medi- cament of a particular class.
apte
maṃkilaḥ
A forest conflagration.
apte
māṃkṣ
1 P. (māṃkṣati) To wish or desire, long for.
apte
maṃkṣaṇaṃ
An armour for the legs, greaves.
apte
maṃkṣu
ind. 1 Immediately, quickly, soon; maṃkṣūdapāti paritaḥ paṭalairalīnāṃ Śi. 5. 37.
2 Exceedingly, very much.
3 Truly, really.
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maṃkuraḥ
A mirror.
apte + mw
mammaṭa
N. of the author of the Kāvyaprakāśa. He [Page1192-b+ 47] must have flourished before 1294 A. D. in which year a commentary on that work by name Jayantī was written by one Jayanta.
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mammaṭaḥ
N. of the author of the Kāvyaprakāśa.
apte + mw
māṃs
n. 1 Flesh(This word has no forms for the first five inflec- tions, and is optionally substituted for māṃsa after acc. dual.).
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māṃsala
a. [māṃsa-lac; cf. aṃsala] 1 Fleshy.
2 Muscular, lusty, brawny U. 1.
3 Fat, strong, powerful; śā- khāḥ śataṃ māṃsalāḥ Bv. 1. 34.
4 Deep (as sound); dhvaniśca...
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māṃsaṃ
[man-sa dīrghaśca Uṇ. 3. 64] Flesh, meat; samāṃso madhuparkaḥ U. 4. (The [Page0856-b+ 56] word is thus fancifully derived in Ms. 5. 55: pāṃ sa bhakṣayitā'putra yasya...
4 dhātu links
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māṃsikaḥ
[māṃsaṃ paṇyamasya ṭhak] A butcher.
apte
maṃtavya
a. 1 To be thought, con- [Page0840-c+ 57] sidered, or regarded.
2 Imaginable conceivable.
3 To be maintained.
4 To be approved or sanctioned; see man.
2 dhātu links
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maṃṭh
1 A. (maṃṭhate) 1 To long for.
2 To remember with regret, think of sorrowfully.
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maṃth
1. 9. P. (mathati, mathati, mathnāti, mathita; pass mathyate) To churn, pro- duce by churning; (oft. with two acc.). sudhāṃ sāgaraṃ mamaṃthuḥ or devāsurairamṛ...
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māṃth
1 P. (māṃthati) To hurt, in jure.
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maṃṭhaḥ
A kind of baked sweet- meat.
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maṃthaḥ
[math-karaṇe ghañ] 1 Churning shaking about, stirring agitating; maṃthādiva kṣubhya ti gāṃgamaṃbhaḥ U. 7. 16; R. 10. 3.
2 Killing destroying.
3 A mixed beverage.
4 A...
3 dhātu links
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maṃthanaḥ
[mathyate'nena karaṇe lyuṭ bhāve lyuṭ vā] A churning-stick. na 1 Churn- ing, agitating, stirring or shaking about
2 Kindling fire by attrition. nī A churning-vessel. Comp....
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maṃthānaḥ
[maṃth-ānac] 1 A churning- [Page0844-a+ 57] stick.
2 An epithet of Śiva.
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maṃthānakaḥ
A kind of grass.
apte
maṃthara
a. [maṃth-arac] 1 Slow, dull, tardy, lazy, inactive; garbhamaṃtharā Ś. 4; pratyabhijñānamaṃtharo bhavat ibid.; sthāne khalva- ya prasavamaṃtharo'bhūt M. 5; daramaṃtharacaraṇavi-...
