Sanskrit Word List

Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.

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pudgala

a. Beautiful, lovely, hand- some. laḥ 1 An atom (paramāṇuḥ); pudgalāḥ parama ṇavaḥ Śrīdhara.

2 The body, matter.

3 The soul.

4 An epithet of Śiva.

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pūgaḥ

[pū-gan kicc; Uṇ. 1. 121] 1 A multitude, heap, collection, quantity; Śi. 9. 64.

2 An associa- tion, corporation, union; Y. 2. 30; Ms. 3. 151.

3 The areca or betel- nut-tree...

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pūj

10 U. (pūjayati-te, pūjayāṃcakāra- cakre, apūpujat-ta, apupūjat-ta, pūjayituṃ, pūji- ta) 1 To adore, worship, revere, honour, receive with respect; yadapūpu- jastvamiha pārtha...

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pūjā

[pūj-bhāve-a] Worship, hon- our, adoration, respect, homage; R. 1. 79. Comp. arha a. vener- able, respectable, worshipful, wor- thy of reverence.

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pūjaka

a. (jikā f.) [pūj-ṇvul] Honouring, adoring, worshipping, respecting &c.

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pūjanaṃ

[pūj-bhāve lyuṭ] 1 Worship- ping, honouring, adoring; Bg. 17. 14.

2 Treating with respect, enter- taining, hospitality.

3 An object of reverence. nī A hen-sparrow.

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pūjayāna

a. Worshipping, honour- ing.

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pūjila

a. Venerable, respectable. laḥ A god.

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pūjita

p. p. [pūj-kta] 1 Honoured, respected.

2 Adored, revered.

3 Acknowledged.

4 Endowed.

5 Recommended.

6 Frequented.

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pūjya

a. Deserving respect, wor- thy of honour, respectable, vene- rable. jyaḥ A father-in-law.

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pukkaśa

a. (śī f.), pukkasa a. (sī f.) Low, vile. śaḥ, saḥ N. of a degraded mixed caste, the offspring of a Niṣāda by a Śūdra woman; jāto niṣādācchūdrāyāṃ jātyā bhavati pu- kkasaḥ Ms....

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pukkaśaka

a. Low, vile. kaḥ A man of the Pukkasa tribe.

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pul

1. 6. P., 10 U. (polati, pulati, polayati-te) 1 To draw or pull out.

2 To be great.

3 To be lofty.

4 To be collected together, be gathered.

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pūl

1 P., 10 U. (pūlati, pūlayati-te) To heap up, collect, gather.

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pula

a. Great, large, wide, exten- sive. laḥ Horripilation.

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pulā

The soft palate, uvula.

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pūlaḥ

A bundle, pack.

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pulahaḥ

N. of a sage, one of the mind-born sons of Brahmā; Ms. 1. 35.

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pulakaḥ

1 Erection or bristling of the hairs of the body, a thrill (of joy or fear), horripilation; cāru cu- cuṃba nitaṃbavatī dayitaṃ pulakairanukūle Gīt. 1; mṛgamadatilakaṃ likhati...

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pulākaḥ

1 Empty, bad or shrivelled grain; Ms. 10. 125.

2 A lump of boiled rice.

3 Abridg- ment, compendium.

4 Brevity, conciseness.

5 Rice-water.

6 Des- patch, celerity.

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pūlākaḥ

= pulāka q. v.

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pulakayati

Den. P. To have the hairs of the body erect, thrill (with joy &c.).

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pulakīkṛta

a. Thrilled with joy, re- joiced.

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pulakin

a. (nī f.) Having the hairs of the body erect &c. m. A species of Kadamba tree.

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pulākin

m. A tree.

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pulakita

a. Having the hairs of the body erect, thrilled with joy; hence, rejoiced, enraptured.

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pulastiḥ

N. of a sage, one of the mind-born sons of Brahmā; Ms. 135.

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pulāyitaṃ

A horse's gallop.

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pūlikā

pūlikā is an alternate of pūpalā. likā, pūpikā A sort of sweet cake.

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puliṃdaḥ

1 N. of a bar- barous tribe (usually in pl.).

2 A man of this tribe, a savage, bar- barian, mountaineer; R. 16. 19, 32.

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pulinaḥ

[pul-inan kicca; Uṇ. 2. 53] 1 A sand-bank, sandy beach; ramate yamunāpulinavane vijayī murā- riradhunā Gīt. 7; R. 14. 52; some- times used in pl.; kāliṃdyāḥ pulineṣu...

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pulinavatī

A river.

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pulirikaḥ

A snake.

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pulomā

N. of the wife of Bhṛgu and mother of Cyavana.

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puloman

m. N. of a demon, the father-in-law of Indra. Comp. a- riḥ, -jit, bhid, dviṣ m. epithets of Indra. jā, -putrī Śacī, daughter of Puloman and wife of Indra.

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pūlyaṃ

An empty grain of corn.

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puṃḍ

1 P. (puṃḍati) To grind, re- duce to powder, pound.

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puṃḍaḥ

A sign, mark.

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puṃḍarīkaṃ

1 A lotus-flower, espe- cially a white lotus: U. 6. 12, 29; Māl. 9. 14.

2 A white parasol.

3 A medicine, drug. kaḥ 1 The white colour.

2 N. of the elephant presiding over...

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puṃḍaryaṃ

1 A plant, creeper.

2 A kind of medicinal plant.

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puṃḍraḥ

[puṃḍ-bhedane raka] 1 A kind of sugar cane (red-variety).

2 A lotus in general.

3 A white lotus.

4 A mark or line (on the fore- head) made with sandal &c., secta- rial mark....

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puṃḍrakaḥ

1 A variety of sugar-cane (red-variety).

2 A sectarial mark.

3 One who lives by breeding silk- worms.

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puṃgaḥ

A heap, collection, mul itude.

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puṃgalaḥ

The soul.

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puṃjaḥ

A heap, multitude, quan- tity, mass, collection; kṣīrodaveleva saphenapuṃjā Ku. 7. 26; pratyudga cchati mūrcchati sthiratamaḥ puṃje nikuṃje priyaḥ Gīt. 11.

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puṃjayati

Den. P., puṃjīkṛ 8 U. To heap, collect together.

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puṃjiḥ

f. A heap, quantity, mass. Comp. ṣṭha a. heaped. ( ṣṭhaḥ) Ved. [Page0706-c+ 56] 1. a fisherman.

2. a bird-catcher.

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puṃjikaḥ

Hail.

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