Sanskrit Word List

1 A tablet, plate; as in hṛtapaṭṭikā.

2 A document.

3 A piece or fragment of cloth; valkalaikadeśā- dvipāṭya paṭṭikāṃ K. 149.

4 A piece of silken cloth.

5 A ligature, ban-...

a. Going on foot, pedestrian.

m. A foot-soldier, foot-man.

A kind of spear with a sharp edge (Mar. paṭṭā); kaṇapaprāsapaṭṭiśa &c. Dk.; (pāṭṭiśo lauhadaṃ- ḍo yastīkṣṇadhāraḥ kṣuropamaḥ Vaijayantī).

paṭṭīśaḥ is an alternate of paṭṭiśaḥ. A kind of spear with a sharp edge (Mar. paṭṭā); kaṇapaprāsapaṭṭiśa &c. Dk.; (pāṭṭiśo lauhadaṃ- ḍo yastīkṣṇadhāraḥ kṣuropamaḥ Vaijayantī).

1 A kind of bond or lease (bhūmikaragrahaṇavyavasthāpakaḥ patrabhedaḥ Tv.).

2 A written legal opinion.

a. (ṭu or ṭvī f.; compar. paṭī- yas, superl. paṭiṣṭha) 1 Clever, skilful, dexterous, proficient (usually with a loc.); vāci paṭuḥ &c.

2 Sharp, acrid, pungent.

3 Sharp, smart...

a. (kī f.) [pat-ukañ] 1 Falling habitually or frequently.

2 Apt or disposed to fall.

3 Losing one's caste.

4 Going to hell. kaḥ 1 The declivity of a mountain, a precipice....

1 Cleverness.

2 Skil- fulness, proficiency.

3 Activity, power of working; aṃgāni prasabhaṃ tya- jaṃti paṭutāṃ Mu. 3. 1.

n. Ved. Flying, flight.

a. 1 To be caused to fall, to be felled or cut down.

2 To be im- posed (as a fine); see pat.

a. (ḍī f.) Boyish. ḍaṃ, paugaḍakaṃ Boyhood (from the 5th to the 16th years).

An epithet of Śūrpa- ṇakha.

1 An epithet of Rāva- ṇa; paulastyaḥ kathamanyadāraharaṇe doṣaṃ na vijña tavān Pt. 2. 4; R. 4. 80: 10. 5; 12. 72.

2 Of Kubera.

3 Of Bibhīṣaṇa

4 The moon.

m. f. paulī f. A kind of cake.

a. (mī f.) Relating to or descended from, Puloman or Pu- lomā. maḥ N. of Indra.

Śacī, daughter of Pulo- man and wife of Indra; a śīranyā na te yu kā paulomyā sadṛśī bhava Ś. 7. 28. Comp. saṃbhavaḥ an epithet of Ja- yanta.

a. (kī f.) Relating to or made of, lotus-flowers; Māl. 3. 16. kaḥ A kind of leprosy.

A kind of drug used as a remedy for diseased eyes.

1 N. of a country.

2 A king or inhabitant of that country.

3 A kind of sugarcane.

4 A sec- tarial mark.

5 N. of the conch- shell of Bhīma; pauṃḍraṃ dadhmau mahāśaṃkhaṃ...

1 A kind of sugarcane,

2 A mixed caste (of sugar-boilers); cf. Ms. 10. 44.

A kind of sugarcane.

See puṃsavana.

The son of a harlot.

a. (yī f.) Relating to harlots.

Harlotry, female incon- tinence; Ms. 9. 15.

a. (snī f.) 1 Fit for a man; Bk. 5. 91.

2 Manly, virile

3 Human. snaṃ Manhood, virility.

Ved. 1 Manly courage, strength.

2 Manhood, virility.

3 A battle.

a. (kī f.) Frequ- ently repeated, recurring again and again.

Frequent or constant re- petition.

a. [punarbhū vidāº apatye añ] 1 Relating to a widow who has married a second husband.

2 Re- peated, superfluous. vaḥ 1 The son of a widow remarried, one of the twelve sons...

1 Repetition; atipriyāsīti paunaruktyaṃ K. 237; R. 12. 40.

2 Superfluity, redundancy, uselessness; abhivyaktāyāṃ caṃdrikrāyā kiṃ dīpikāpaunaruktyena V. 3.

a. Virtuous, holy, upright, righteous.

a. (rī f.) [pure vasati śaiṣike aṇ] 1 Relating to a city or town, produced in a town, civic.

2 Ved. Filling one's own belly. raḥ 1 A townsman, citizen; (opp. jānapada); Ku. 6....

1 A garden near a house.

2 A garden near a town.

a. (rī) Derived from or sacred to, Indra. raṃ The lunar mansion called jyeṣṭhā.

a. (ṇī f.) [purāṇa-aṇ] 1 Belonging to the past, ancient, of the past, primeval.

2 Relat- ing to the Purāṇas or derived from them.

3 Former, previous.

a. (kī f.) [purāṇa-ṭhak] 1 Belonging to the past, ancient.

2 Belonging to the Purāṇas or de- rived from them.

3 Versed in the legends of the past. kaḥ 1 A Brāhmaṇa...

a. [puras bhavārye tyak aṇ ca] 1 Eastern: paurastyo vā sukhayati ma- rut sādhusaṃvāhanābhiḥ Māl. 9. 25 paurastya- jhaṃjhāmarut 9. 17; R. 4. 34.

2 Fore- most.

3 Prior, first,...

a. (vī f.) [purorgotrāpatyaṃ aṇ] Descended from Puru. vaḥ 1 A descendant of Puru; Ś. 5.

2 N. of a country or people in the north of India.

2 An inhabi- tant or ruler of that...

a. (yī f.) Devoted to Paurava.

a. (yī f.) Civic, town-bred.

1 A citizen.

2 A governor of a city.

a. (sī f.) Relating to the full moon. saḥ A ceremony performed on the full moon day by one who maintains the sacred fire (agnihātrin). saṃ A day of full moon.

A day of full moon.

A sacrifice performed on the full-moon day.

A day of full moon.

An ascetic.