Sanskrit Word List

2 P. 1 To appear, seem.

2 To shine forth, gleam.

3 To begin to become light, begin to dawn; nanu prabhātā rajanī Ś. 4; prabhātakalpā śa- śineva śarvarī R. 3. 2.

4 To illumi-...

The Nimba tree.

1 Division.

2 The frac- tion of a fraction (in math.).

‘A follower of Pra- bhākara’, a follower of that school of Mīmāṃsā philosophy which is known as prābhākara.

1 Breaking, crushing.

2 Destruction; complete defeat.

7 P. 1 To break down, shatter.

2 To stop, arrest, suspend.

3 To frustrate, disappoint.

4 To defeat, conquer.

Breaking to pieces. naḥ Wind, especially, stormy wind, hur- ricane; N. 1. 67; Pt. 1. 122.

The lunar mansion Svāti.

1 An epithet of Ha- numat.

2 Of Bhīma.

Light, lustre, splendour, radiance.

1 A. 1 To speak to, ad- dress to; sthitadhīḥ kiṃ prabhāṣeta Bg. 2. 54.

2 To proclaim; publish.

3 To disclose, reveal.

4 To expound, ex- plain.

5 To prate, prattle.

1 A. 1 To shine.

2 To appear. Caus. To illuminate, ir- radiate.

Splendour, beauty, lustre. saḥ saṃ N. of a well-known place of pilgrimage near Dvārakā.

Explanation, interpreta- tion.

Illumining, irradiating, brightening.

a. Brilliant, bright, shin- ing.

p. p. Begun to become clear or light. taṃ Day-break, dawn; a- kṣṇoḥ prabhātamāsīta Ś. 2.

a. (kī f.) Relating to the morning, matutinal.

a. 1 Excellent, distinguish- ed.

2 Superior, powerful. vaḥ 1 Source, origin; anaṃtaratnaprabhavasya yasya Ku. 1. 3; akiṃcanaḥ san prabhavaḥ sa saṃpa- dāṃ 5. 77; R. 9. 75.

2...

1 Lustre, splendour, bril- liance.

2 Dignity, glory, majesty grandeur, majestic lustre; prabhāvavāniva lakṣyate Ś. 1.

3 Strength, valour, power, efficacy; Pt. 1. 7.

4 Regal...

a. Prominent, in- fluential.

Superiority, supremacy, predominance.

Disclosing, revealing.

1 Production.

2 Source, origin.

a. Luminous, radiant, splendid.

Supremacy, authority, power; Ms. 8. 412.

a. 1 Strong, powerful, mighty.

2 Majestic; Ś. 1.

a. 1 Strong, mighty, powerful.

2 Pre-eminent, distin- guished. ṣṇuḥ 1 A lord, master yatprabhaviṣṇave rocate Ś. 2; Ku. 6. 62.

2 An epithet of Viṣṇu.

m. A ruler, great lord.

1 Splitting, cleaving, open- ing.

2 Division, separation.

3 The flowing of rut or icher from the temples of an elephant; R. 3. 37.

4 Difference, distinction.

5 A kind or...

a. 1 Tearing asunder, piercing &c.

2 Distinguishing.

7 U. 1 To break, tear, break or tear asunder.

2 To exude (from the temples of an elephant); see prabhinna. Pass. 1 To be broken to pieces.

2 To bud forth, open, expand (as...

p. p. 1 Severed, split, cleft, divided.

2 Broken to pieces.

3 Cut off, detached.

4 Budding, ex- panded, opened.

5 Changed, alter- ed

6 Deformed, disfigured.

7 Re-...

1 A., 4 P. To fall or drop down, slip; prabhraśyamānābharaṇaprasūnā R. 14. 54.

2 To lose, be deprived of; prabhraśyate tejasaḥ Mk. 1. 14.

3 To escape or free oneself from....

Fall, falling off.

A disease of the nose.

a. Falling off or down.

p. p. 1 Thrown or cast down.

2 Deprived of.

3 Expel- led, driven out.

p. p. 1 Fallen off, fallen or dropped down.

2 Broken. ṣṭaṃ A garland of flowers suspended from the lock on the crown of the head.

See prabhraṣṭaṃ above.

1 A present, gift.

2 An offering to a deity or to a king (Nazerāṇā).

3 A bribe.

f. 1 Beginning, commen- cement; generally used in this sense as the last member of Bah. compounds; iṃdraprabhṛtayo devāḥ &c.

2 Ved. An oblation.

3 Throwing or casting (Ved.)....

1 P. 1 To arise, proceed, spring up, to be born or produced, originate (with abl.); lobhāt krodhaḥ prabhavati H. 1. 27; svāyaṃbhuvānmarīceryaḥ pra- babhūva prajāpatiḥ Ś. 7. 9;...

a. (bhu-bhvī f.) 1 Mighty, strong, powerful.

2 Able, competent, hav- ing power to (with inf. or in comp.); ṛṣi prabhāvānmayi nāṃtako'pi prabhuḥ prahartuṃ kimutānyahiṃsrāḥ R. 2....

a. Able, powerful, strong.

1 Lordship, supremacy, mastery, ascendancy, authority; Ś. 5. 26; V. 4. 12; Ś. 7. 32.

2 Owner- ship.

p. p. 1 Sprung from, pro- duced.

2 Much, abundant.

3 Numerous, many.

4 Mature, per- fect.

5 High, lofty.

6 Long.

7 Presided over.

8 Abounding in.

9 Gone up or...

1 Abundance, plenty.

2 Multitude.