Sanskrit Word List

1 Seizing, pulling; as in keśaparāmarśaḥ.

2 Bending or drawing (as a bow).

3 Violence, attack, assault; yājñasenyāḥ parāmarśaḥ Mb.

4 Distur- bance, hindrance;...

1 Remembrance.

2 Con- sideration, reflection, thought.

a. (kī f.) [paramārthāya hitaṃ ṭhak] 1 Relating to paramārtha or the highest truth or spiritual know- ledge.

2 Real, essential, truly or really existent; sattā trividhā pāra-...

1 Highest.

2 Highest aim or end.

ind. In the highest degree, exceedingly, very much.

parāṃc is an alternate of parāc. a. (cī f.) 1 Situated beyond or on the other side; ye cāmuṣmātparāṃco lokāḥ Ch. Up.

2 Having the face turned away (parāṅmukha); Śi. 18. 18.

3...

a. Superior, supreme. ṣṭhaḥ 1 An epithet of Brahman.

2 A deity.

m. 1 An epithet of Brah- man.

2 Of Śiva.

3 Of Viṣṇu.

4 Of Garuḍa.

5 Of Agni.

6 Any spi- ritual teacher.

7 (with Jainas) An Arhat.

1 Supremacy, highest position.

2 Royal insignia.

The ocean.

a. (kī f.) Supreme, best, chief, principal.

a. 1 Gone to the oppo- site bank or side.

2 Crossed, tra- versed.

3 Transcendent.

1 An oil-mill.

2 The blade of a sword.

3 Foam.

4 A scymitar. jā The sounds of instruments at festivals. jaṃ Indra's sword.

1 An oil-mill.

2 Foam.

3 The blade of a sword or knife.

An epithet of Varuṇa.

1 The abode of Viṣṇu.

2 Eternal felicity.

3 A high position.

a. 1 One following the other.

2 Successive, repeated. raḥ 1 A [Page0668-b+ 56] great-grandson.

2 A kind of deer. rā 1 An uninterrupted series, re- gular series,...

a. Immolating an animal at a sacrifice.

a. 1 Obtained by succes- sion or descent, hereditary; lakṣmīṃ paraṃparīṇāṃ tvaṃ putrapautrīṇatāṃ naya Bk. 5. 15.

2 Traditional.

a. (ṇī f.) [paraṃparāyāḥ āgataḥ khañ] Handed down from father to son, hereditary, ancestral.

a. Handed down, tra- ditional, hereditary.

[paraṃparaiva svārthe ṣyañ] 1 Here- ditary succession, continuous order.

2 Traditional instruction, tradi- tion.

3 Intermediation. COMP. upadeśaḥ traditional instruction,...

6 P. 1 To touch, rub or stroke gently; parāmṛśan harṣajaḍena pā- ṇinā tadīyamaṃgaṃ kuliśavraṇāṃkitaṃ R. 3. 68; Śi. 17. 11; Mk. 5. 28.

2 To lay hands on, attack, assail, seize;...

p. p. 1 Touched, handled, seized, grasped.

2 Roughly treated, violated.

3 Weighed, considered, judged.

4 Endured.

5 Connected with.

6 Afflicted by (as a disease); see...

a. One who has over- come death.

a. [cf. P. III. 2. 39] Annoying or vexing others, subdu- ing one's enemy; Bg. 4. 2; R. 15. 7. paḥ A hero, conqueror.

a. [pṝ bhāve lyuṭ] 1 Carry- ing across, bringing over.

2 Sav- ing, delivering. ṇaḥ 1 A cloud.

2 Satisfaction. ṇaṃ 1 Accomplish- ing, fulfilling.

2 Reading through,...

Medical treat- ment, practice of medicine.

parāṇasā is an alternate of parānasā. Medical treat- ment, practice of medicine.

a. Capable of being com- pleted or finished.

f. Driving away, ex- pelling, removing.

See pārāvārīṇa.

1 P. 1 To arrive, draw near, approach.

2 To return.

3 To escape.

4 To depart.

5 To fall out.

6 To fail. Caus. To chase or drive away.

1 A pigeon.

ind. The year before last.

The tree called kāravella.

A stone or rock.

ind. (Rarely used by itself in classical Sanskrit) 1 Beyond, further, more than.

2 On the other side of.

3 Far away, at a distance.

4 With the exception of.

5 Ved. In...

4 P. 1 To leave, give up, quit, abandon; parāstavasudhā sudhādhivasa- ti Ki. 5. 27.

2 To expel.

3 To re- ject, repudiate; refute; iti yaduktaṃ ta- dapi parāstaṃ S. D. 1.

(sī f.) Persian.

A kind of stone or gem, the touch of which is said to turn other metals, such as iron, into gold; perhaps the philosopher's stone.

The range of anything thrown saṃ Tin.

Killing, slaughter.

N. of a celebrated sage, father of Vyāsa and the author of a Smṛti.

An epithet of Vyāsa, son of Parāśara.

1 An epithet of Śuka.

2 N. of Vyāsa.

m. A beggar, mendi- cant.

m. ] A religious mendi- cant.

2 Particularly, such religious mendicants or ascetics as study the Śārīra Sūtras of Vyāsa (pl.).