Sanskrit Word List

1 P. 1 To go.

2 (A.) To sound.

[aṃb-ghañ] (Voc. aṃbe Ved.; aṃba in later Sanskrit) 1 A mother; also used as an affectionate or re- spectful mode of address; ‘good woman’, ‘good mother’; kimaṃbābhiḥ preṣitaḥ;...

(Ved. lā) A mother; P. VI. 1. 118.

1 A father.

2 Sound; the Veda.

3 One who sounds. bā see below. baṃ 1 The eye.

2 Water. ba ind. A particle of affirmation; ‘well,’ ‘well now.’

1 An eye(in tryaṃbaka).

2 A father.

3 Copper.

1 A mother; good woman (as a term of respect or en- dearment.

2 N. of a plant (Mar. aṃbāḍā).

3 N. of the youngest daughter of Kāśīrāja, wife of Vichi- tra-Vīrya. She became...

[aṃbaḥ śabdaḥ taṃ rāti dhatte, rā-ka] 1 Sky, atmosphere, ether; tāvatarjaya- daṃbare R. 12. 41.

2 Cloth, garment, clothing, apparel, dress; divyamālyāṃba- radharaṃ Bg. 11. 11;...

[In some senses aṃbarīṣaḥ also; ºṣaḥ only by Uṇ. 4. 29; klībeṃ'barī- ṣaṃ bhrāṣṭro nā Ak.] 1 A frying-pan.

2 Regret, remorse.

3 War, battle.

4 One of the hells.

5 A young...

A country in- habited by the Ambarīṣaputras.

Den. P. To bring together.

1 The offspring of a man of the Brāhmaṇa and a woman of the Vaiśya tribe; brāhmaṇādvaiśyakanyāyā- maṃbaṣṭho nāma jāyate Ms. 10. 8, 13, 15; Y. 1. 91. (According to Ms. 10. 47 the...

An inhabitant of Am- bashṭha.

= aṃbaṣṭhā (pāṭhā) see above.

N. of a plant (brāhmī.)

Ved. A mother; good wom- an (as a courteous mode of ad- dress); or, conveying water.

f. A mother.

1 A. [aṃbhate, aṃbhita] To sound.

[By Uṇ. 4. 209 āp-a- sun; or aṃbh śabde asun] 1 Water; ka- thamapyaṃbhasāmaṃtarāniṣpatteḥ pratīkṣate Ku. 2. 37; svedyamānajvaraṃ prājñaḥ koṃbhasā pariṣiṃ- cati Śi. 2. 54;...

a. (sī f.) [aṃbhas-aṇ] Watery, fluid.

a. (kī f.) [aṃbhasā vartate ṭhak] Aquatic. kaḥ A fish.

1 A lotus-plant or its flowers; ºvananivāsavilāsaṃ Bh. 2. 18. [Page0155-b+ 57]

2 A group of lotus flowers.

3 A place abounding in lotuses.

a. Ved. 1 Powerful, great, mighty (mahat).

2 Roaring terribly. ṇaḥ 1 A vessel or tub used in pre- paring the Soma juice.

2 The father of Vāc.

f. Ved. Water; woman; mother; nurse.

1 A mother, good wo- man, also used like aṃbā as a term of respect or endearment; attike aṃbi- ke śṛṇu mama vijñaptiṃ Mk. 1.

2 N. of a plant (aṃbā 2); of another plant kaṭukī....

N. of Gaṇeśa, Kār- ttikeya or Dhṛtarāṣṭra; more cor- rectly written āṃbikeya q. v.

[aṃbikāyā apatyaṃ ḍhak] An epithet of (a) Dhṛtarāṣṭra; (b) Kārtikeya.

n. [aṃb-śabde uṇ] 1 Water; gāṃga- maṃbu sitamaṃbu yāmunaṃ K. P. 10.

2 The wa- tery element of the blood (cf. imber).

3 N. of a metre.

4 A term in astrology (lagnāvadhikaṃ...

a. Sputtered, pronounced indistinctly in shutting the lips, the sound thus remaining as it were in the mouth; uttered while emit- ting saliva from the mouth. taṃ A sputtering...

a. Watery, containing water. tī N. of a river.

Ved. A chanter.

1 U. (aṃcu) (aṃcati-te, ānaṃca- ce, aṃcituṃ, acyāt or aṃcyāt, akta or aṃ- cita) 1 To bend, incline, curl, curve; śiroṃcitvā Bk. 9. 40.

2 To go, move, tend towards; svataṃtrā...

[aṃcati prāṃtaṃ; aṃc-alac] 1 The border or end (of a garment), skirt or hem (Mar. padara); kṣīṇāṃcala- miva pīnastanajaghanāyāḥ Udbhaṭa.

2 Cor- ner or outer angle (as of the...

Partial extraction of thorns, arrows and the like from the body.

[aṃc-gatau kartari ati] 1 Wind.

2 Fire.

3 One who goes.

1 P. (āṃchati, ānaṃcha, āṃchita) 1 To lengthen, stretch, extend.

2 To make straight.

3 To regulate, bring or draw into the right posi- tion; set (as a bone or leg.); cakra-...

Setting(a bone or leg); bringing into the right position by stretching, bending, or drawing.

pp. 1 (a) Curved, bent; ºutthita Dk. 125 bent and raised; kiṃcidaṃcitāṃ dṛṣṭiṃ saṃcārayaṃtī 143 bent or oblique look; dorlīlāṃcitacaṃdraśekharadhanuḥ Mv. 1. 54 bent; ºsavyajānuḥ...

1 P. To bind, fasten.

a. [aṃḍe bhavaḥ aṇ] Born from an egg (as a bird). ḍaḥ An epithet of Hiraṇyagarbha or Brahmā. ḍaṃ 1 A multitude of eggs, brood.

2 Scrotum. ḍau (Ved.) The testicles. Comp....

[amaṃti saṃprayogaṃ yāṃti anena; am-ḍa Uṇ. 1. 111] 1 The testicles.

2 The scrotum.

3 An egg; oft. used with reference to the world as hav- ing sprung from the primordial egg...

Binding.

[aṃḍa, svārthe kan] The scro- tum. kaṃ [alpārthe kan] A small egg; jagadaṃḍakaikatarakhaṃḍamiva Śi. 9. 9.

[aṃḍaḥ asti asya; aṃḍa āluc] A fish.

10 U. 1 To make blind, blind; aṃdhayan bhṛṃgamālāḥ Śi. 11. 19; timire jana- sya dṛśamaṃdhayati 9. 21.

2 To be or be- come blind.

a. 1 Blind (lit. and fig.); de- void of sight, unable to see (at particular times); divāṃdhāḥ prāṇinaḥ kecidrātrāvaṃdhāstathāpare; made blind, blinded; srajamapi śirasyaṃdhaḥ...

The maxim of the blind man catching a sparrow, analogous in sense to ghuṇākṣaranyāya q. v.

a. [aṃdh-kan] Blind; aṃdhakaḥ kubjakaścaiva Pt. 5. 91. kaḥ 1 N. of an Asura, son of Kaśyapa and Diti and killed by Śiva. [He is represent- ed as a demon with 1000 arms and...

a. Becoming blind (P. III. 2. 57).