Sanskrit Word List
Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.
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muṃjaḥ
1 A sort of rush or grass(of which the girdle of a Brāhmaṇa should be made); Ms. 2. 43.
2 The sacred cord or girdle itself.
3 N. of a king of Dhārā (said to be [Page0870-b+...
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muṃjaraṃ
The fibrous root of the lotus.
apte
muṃjāṭaḥ
A kind of plant.
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muṃjavat
a. Overgrown with rushes, rushy.
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muṃṭ
1 P. (muṃṭati) To crush, grind.
apte
muṃṭh
1 A. (muṃṭhate) To run away.
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muṃth
1 P. (muṃthati) To go, move.
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mumucānaḥ
A cloud.
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mumukṣā
Desire of liberation or of final emancipation.
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mumukṣu
a. 1 Desirous of releasing or liberating.
2 Wishing to discharge.
3 About to shoot (arrows &c.); R. 9. 58.
4 Wishing to be free from worldly existence, striving after final...
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mumūrṣā
Desire of death; Bk. 5. 57.
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mumūrṣu
a. Being on the point of death, about to die.
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mumuṣiṣuḥ
A thief.
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muṇ
6 P. (muṇati) To promise.
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muniḥ
[man-in ucca Uṇ. 4. 122] 1 A sage, a holy man, saint, devotee, an ascetic; munīnāmapyahaṃ vyāsaḥ Bg. 10. 37; duḥkheṣvanudvignamanāḥ sukheṣu vigataspṛ- haḥ. vītarāgabhayakrodhaḥ...
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mur
6 P. (murati) To encircle, surround, encompass, entwine.
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mūra
a. Ved. 1 Stupefied, bewilder- ed.
2 Foolish, silly stupid.
3 Destroying, killing.
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muragaṃḍaḥ
An eruption on the face.
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muraḥ
N. of a demon slain by [Page0871-c+ 54] Kṛṣṇa; pārthenātha dviṣanmuraṃ Śi. 2. 1. rā N. of a fragrant plant. raṃ En- compassing, surrounding. Comp. ariḥ 1. an epithet of...
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murajā
1 A large drum.
2 N. of Kubera's wife.
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murajaḥ
[murāt veṣṭanāt jāyate jaṇ-ḍa Tv.] 1 A kind of drum or tabor; sānaṃdaṃ naṃdihastāhatamurajarava &c. Māl. 1. 1; saṃgītāya prahatamurajāḥ Me. 64, 56; M. 1. 22; Ku. 6. 40.
2 A...
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muralā
N. of a river rising in the country of the Keralas; (men- tioned in U. 3 along with tamasā); muralāmārutoddhūtamagamatkaitakaṃ rajaḥ R. 4. 55.
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murala
See under kerala.
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muralaḥ
A kind of fresh-water fish.
2 A king of the Muralas. lāḥ pl. N. of a country.
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muralī
A flute, pipe. Comp. dha- raḥ an epithet of Kṛṣṇa.
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muraṃḍāḥ
m. pl. A country to the north-west of India.
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muraṃdalā
N. of a river(suppos- ed to be the same as Narmadā).
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murāri
Author of the Anargha-rāghava mentioned by the poet Ratnākara (who flourished in the 9th century) in Haravijaya 38. 67. He must, therefore be placed before the 9th century.
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mūrcchā
[murcch bhāve aṅ] 1 Faint- ing, swooning; R. 7. 44.
2 Spiri- tual ignorance or delusion.
3 A process in calcining metals; mūrcchāṃ gato mṛto vā nidarśanaṃ pārado'tra rasaḥ...
apte
mūrcchāla
a. Fainted, in sensible, senseless.
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mūrcchana
a. (nī f.) 1 Stupefy- ing, producing insensibility or stupor (an epithet applied to one of the five arrows of Cupid). [Page0873-c+ 57]
2 Increasing, augmenting, strength- ening....
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mūrcchita
p. p. [mūrcchā jātā asya tāraº itac, murch kta vā] 1 Fainted, swooning, insensible.
2 Foolish, stupid, silly.
4 Increased, augmented.
4 Made violent, intensified.
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murch
1 P. (mūrchati, mūrchita or mūrtaṃ; the word is written as mūrch or mūrcch) 1 To settle into a solid form, co- agulate, congeal.
2 To faint, swoon, faint away; lose...
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mūrdhan
m. [muhyaṃtyasminnāhate iti mūrdhā, cf. Uṇ, 1. 156] 1 The forehead, brow.
2 The head in general; natena mūrdhnā hariragrahīdapaḥ Śi. 1. 18; R. 16. 81; naisargikī surabhiṇaḥ...
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mūrdhanya
a. [mūrdhni bhavaḥ yat] 1 Being in or on the head.
2 Cerebral or lingual, a term applied to the letters ṛ, ṝ, ṭ, ṭh, ḍ, ḍh, ṇ, r, and ṣ; ṛṭuraṣāṇāṃ mūrdhā.
3 Chief,...
apte
mūrdhvan
See mūrdhan.
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mūrkha
a. Stupid, dull-headed, foolish, silly. rkhaḥ A fool, blockhead; na tu prātaniviṣṭamūrkhajana- cittamārādhayat Bh. 2. 5, 8; mūrkha balādapagādhinaṃ māṃ pratipādāyaṣyasi V. 2....
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mūrkhatā
m. Stupidity, folly, silliness.
apte
murmiṇī
A small fire-place.
apte
murmuraḥ
[mur ka pṛṣoºdvitvaṃ Tv.] 1 A fire made of chaff, chaff-fire; smarahutāśana- murmucūrṇatāṃ dadhurivāmravaṇasya rajaḥkaṇāḥ Śi. 6. 6.
2 The god of love.
3 N. of one of the...
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mūrta
a. [murcch-kta] 1 Fainted, in- sensible.
2 Stupid, foolish.
3 Embodied, incarnate; mūrto vighnasta- pasa iva no bhinna māraṃgayūthaḥ Ś. 1. 33; pra- sāda iva mūrtaste sparśaḥ...
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mūrtatvaṃ
1 Embodiment, materiality.
2 (In phil.) Having a finite or fixed measure or motion; paricchinna- parimāṇavattvaṃ kriyāvattvaṃ vā mūrtatvam.
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mūrtiḥ
f. [murcch-ktin] 1 Anything which has definite shape and limits, material element, matter, sub- stance.
2 A form, visible shape, body, figure; Mu. 2. 2; R. 3. 27; 14. 54.
4 An...
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mūrtimat
a. 1 Material, corporeal.
2 Embodied, incarnate, personified; śakuṃtalā mūrtimatī ca satkriyā Śi. 5. 15; tava mūrtimāniva mahotsavaḥ karaḥ U. 1. 18; R. 12. 64; Māl. 9. 9.
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mūrtitvaṃ
Embodiment, materiality, incarnation.
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murv
1 P. (murvati) To bind, tie.
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mūrvā
A kind of creep- er (from the fibres of which bow- strings and the girdle of Kṣatriyas are made).
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muṣ
I. 9 P. (muṣṇāti, muṣita; desid. mumuṣiṣati) 1 (a) To steal, filch, rob, plunder, carry off (said to govern two acc.; devadattaṃ śataṃ muṣṇāti, but very rarely used in classical...
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