Sanskrit Word List

p. p. 1 Longed for, de- sired, wished.

2 Undertaken. taṃ Wish, longing, desire.

A javelin, dart.

War, battle; Śi. 15. 83.

1 Equalizing, level- ling.

2 Assimilation.

3 An equation.

4 (In arith.) Reduction of frac- tions to a common denominator.

8 U. 1 To make even or equal.

2 To equalize, level.

3 To [Page1099-b+ 56] put on the same level or on equal terms with.

1 A. 1 To see, behold.

2 To think of, consider, take into ac- count; tejasāṃ hi na vayaḥ samīkṣyate R. 11. 1; Ku. 5. 16.

3 To examine carefully; as in asamīkṣyakārin.

4 To...

1 Investigation, search.

2 Consideration.

3 Close or thorough inspection.

4 Understanding, intel- lect.

5 Essential nature of truth.

6 An essential principle.

7 The...

1 Deliberation, mature re- flection.

2 Full knowledge. kṣaṃ 1 Complete investigation.

2 The Sāṃkhya system of philosophy.

Search, close investiga- tion.

a. Considerate, thoughtful, circumspect, acting after due deliberation.

Ashes.

A sacrificial ladle; (strac).

A chaplet, garland.

7 A. 1 To kindle, light up, ignite.

2 To excite, inflame, kindle (anger &c.).

3 To glorify. Pass. To catch or take fire.

1 Kindling.

2 Fuel.

a. 1 Calm, tranquil, pacific.

2 One who has subdued his passions, self-controlled; Bk. 7. 5, Mk. 1. 16.

a. 1 Yearly, annual.

2 Hired for a year.

3 A year hence.

1 Ashes.

2 A sacrificial ladle.

A cow calving every year.

a. [saṃgatā āpo yatra] Near, close by, adjacent, at hand. paṃ Proximity, vicinity (samīpaṃ, samīpatas and samīpe are used adverbially in the sense of ‘near, before, in the...

Vicinity, nearness, pro- ximity. pyaḥ A neighbour.

caus. 1 To shake, move, [Page1099-c+ 55] agitate, stir up, set in motion.

2 To excite, rouse.

3 (a) To send forth, emit; (b) To speak, utter; Ku. 2. 16.

4 To cast, throw,...

A small variety of the Śamī tree.

śamiraḥ is an alternate of śamīraḥ. A small variety of the Śamī tree.

Wind.

1 Air, wind; dhīrasamīre ya- munātīre Gīt. 5.

2 The Śamī tree.

1 Air, wind; samīraṇo noda- yitā bhaveti vyādiśyate kena hutāśanasya Ku. 3. 21; 1. 8.

2 The breath.

3 A traveller.

4 N. of a plant (marubaka). ṇaṃ Throwing, sending forth.

f. War, battle; samiti pati- nipātākarṇana &c. N. 12. 75.

p.p. 1 Appeased, allayed, soothed, calmed.

2 Alleviated, cured, relieved.

3 Relaxed.

4 Calm, sedate.

5 Moderated, temper- ed.

p. p. 1 Come together, met.

2 Collected, assembled.

3 Con- nected, united with.

4 Contiguous.

5 Parallel.

6 Promised, agreed to.

7 Completed, finished.

Wheat-flour.

1 War, battle.

2 Fire.

3 An offering, oblation.

f. 1 Meeting, union, as- sociation.

2 An assembly.

3 Flock, herd; Ki. 4. 32.

4 War, battle; S. 2. 15; Ki. 3. 15; Śi. 16. 13.

5 Likeness, equality.

6 Modera- tion.

a. Victorious in bat- tle.

1 Sacrificing.

2 Im- molating, killing animals at a sa- crifice.

3 Tying up cattle for sacri- fice.

4 A sacrificial vessel.

5 A deadly blow.

Den. A. To be treated equally or in the same manner or with equal respect, be placed on a level with, be placed on a footing of equality; Pt. 1. 74.

1 P. (sajati, sakta; the s of the root being changed to ṣ after a preposition ending in i or u) 1 To stick or adhere to, cling to; tulyagaṃ- dhiṣu mattebhakaṭeṣu phalareṇavaḥ...

A she-goat.

1 N. of Brahman.

2 N. of Śiva.

1 P. To talk, converse.

1 Conversation.

2 Con- fused talk, chattering, confusion.

3 An uproar.

4 A. 1 To be born or produced.

2 To grow, arise, spring.

3 To be or become.

4 To elapse, pass (time). Caus. To beget, produce, generate.

A lizard.

p. p. 1 Born, produced, grown, arisen (oft. in comp. in the sense of ‘growing, becoming, pos- sessing’; saṃjātakopa ‘being angry’); so saṃjātapakṣa ‘winged,’ &c.).

2 Passed (as...

A quadrangle; a group of four houses forming a court.

N. of the charioteer of king Dhṛtarāṣṭra. He tried to bring about a peaceful settlement of the dispute between the Kau- ravas and Pāṇḍavas, but failed. It was he who narrated the...

1 P. 1 To live together.

2 To live, exist (by any profession).

3 To be restored to life. Caus. 1 To revive, restore or bring to life, reanimate.

2 To maintain, nourish.

1 Living together.

2 Bringing to life, life-restoring, re- animation, resuscitation.

3 N. of [Page1082-a+ 57] one of the 21 hells; see Ms. 4. 89.

4 A group of four houses,...