Sanskrit Word List

a. 1 Causing to fall a- sleep, soporific.

2 Causing to die, slaying.

1 Causing or inducing sleep.

2 A missile which induces sleep in the person attacked; R. 7. 61.

Ved. An epithet of the sacred syllable om (repeated at the beginning of a Pāṭha or lesson).

Breath, respiration.

Excessive perspiration.

p. p. 1 Covered with sweat, perspired, sweating.

2 Caus- ing perspiration, hot.

p. p. Sweated, perspired.

1 A. 1 To flow forth, ex- ude.

2 To move rapidly, fly away, run.

Flowing forth, exuda- tion; trickling out, oozing.

One of the seven divisions of the lower world; see pātāla. laḥ The open hand with the fingers extended.

4 P. 1 To become exhaust- ed or fatigued, faint.

2 To lose the breath, be beside oneself.

A kind of asthma.

8 U. 1 To spread abroad, diffuse; khyātastvaṃ vibhavairyaśāṃsi kavayo dikṣu pratanvaṃti naḥ Bh. 3. 24.

2 To spread, extend, stretch out.

3 To spread over, cover, fill.

4 To...

a. (nī f.) Old, ancient.

1 A shoot, tendril; latāpra- tānodgrathitaiḥ sa keśaiḥ R. 2. 8; Ś. 7. 11.

2 A creeper, low spreading plant.

3 Branching out, ramifica- tion.

4 Tetanus or epilepsy.

5...

a. 1 Spreading.

2 Hav- ing shoots or tendrils. nī A spread- ing creeper.

a. (nu or nvī f.) 1 Very thin or minute, delicate: Me. 29.

2 Very small, limited, narrow; pratanu tapasāṃ K. 43; U. 1. 20; Me. 41.

3 Slender, emaciated.

4 Insignifi- cant,...

1 P. 1 To be hot, burn, glow.

2 To heat.

3 To kindle, illu- mine.

4 To bake, roast.

5 To feel pain, suffer.

6 To mortify the body, undergo penance.

7 To pain,...

1 Heat, warmth; Pt. 1. 107.

2 Radiance, glowing heat; Ku. 2. 24.

3 Splendour, brilliancy.

4 Dignity, majesty, glory; Mv. 2. 4.

5 Courage, valour, heroism; pratāpastasya...

a. 1 Warming.

2 Dis- tressing. naṃ 1 Burning, heating, warming.

2 Paining, tormenting, inflicting punishment. naḥ N. of a hell.

Warming, making warm.

a. 1 Glorious, dignified.

2 Valorous, powerful, mighty. m. 1 An epithet of Śiva.

2 Of Viṣṇu.

a. 1 Burning, scorching.

2 Splendid, brilliant.

3 Paining, distressing.

4 Glorious, dignified.

5 Powerful, mighty.

p. p. 1 Heated.

2 Hot, ardent.

3 Tormented, tortured, pained.

ind. 1 At day-break, at dawn, early, in the morning.

2 Early on the morrow, the next or tomorro wmorning. Comp. ahnaḥ the early part of the day, forenoon. āśaḥ morning...

Crossing, crossing or going over.

1 Carrying or bearing over, crossing.

2 Deceit, fraud.

A cheat, an im- postor.

1 Carrying over.

2 De- ceiving, cheating, deception. ṇā Fraud, deceit knavery, trickery, roguery, deception, hypocrisy; yadī- cchasi vaśīkartuṃ jagadekena karmaṇā. upā- syatāṃ...

a. Deceived, defrauded.

10 U. 1 To conclude, in- fer, guess. 2 To reason, reflect.

3 To think, believe, consider, sup- pose; Bk. 2. 9.

4 To search, in- vestigate.

Conjecture, guess, suppo- sition.

1 Reasoning, discussion.

2 Doubt.

3 Logic.

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

ind. Very early in the morning; prātastarāṃ patatribhyaḥ prabuddhaḥ praṇaman raviṃ Bk. 4. 14.

a. Matutinal.

p. p. 1 Spread over, cover- ed.

2 Stretched out, diffused. taṃ ind. Continuously.

f. 1 Extension, expansion, diffusion.

2 A creeper.

I. 1 A. (prathate, prathita) 1 To increase (wealth &c.).

2 To spread abroad (as fame, rumour &c.); tathā yaśo'sya prathate Ms. 11. 15.

3 To become famous or celebrated;...

Fame, celebrity; Śi. 15. 27.

[prath-amac] (Nom. pl., m. prathame or prathamāḥ) 1 First, foremost; R. 3. 44; H. 2. 39; Ki. 2. 44.

2 First, chief, principal, most excel- lent or eminent, matchless, incom-...

a. First, foremost.

1 A student who has just entered on the study of the Vedas (śaikṣa).

2 A Yogin just com- mencing his course.

a. (kī f.) 1 Primary, first, initial.

2 Former, previous.

3 Happening for the first time.

Being first, precedence, priority.

[prath-lyuṭ] 1 Spreading, ex- tension.

2 Scattering.

3 Throw- ing, projecting.

4 Showing, evinc- [Page0747-c+ 57] ing, displaying.

5 A place where anything is spread.

6...

n. Ved. Extension.

m. Breadth, greatness, ex- tension, magnitude; prathimānaṃ dadhāne- na jaghanena ghanena sā Bk. 4. 17; (guṇāḥ) prāraṃbhasūkṣmāḥ prathimānamāpuḥ R. 18. 49.