Sanskrit Word List
Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.
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taṃtrā
Sleepiness; cf. taṃdrā.
apte
taṃtrakaḥ
A new garment (unbleach- ed cloth).
apte
taṃtraṃ
1 A loom.
2 A thread.
3 The warp or threads extended length- wise in a loom.
4 Posterity.
5 An uninterrupted series
6 The re- gular order of ceremonies and rites,...
apte
taṃtraṇaṃ
Maintenance of order, disci- pline, government.
apte
taṃtratā
1 Arranging into a system.
2 Dependence, subjection.
apte
taṃtrāyin
m. The sun.
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taṃtriḥ
f. 1 A string, cord; Ms. 4. 38.
2 A bow-string.
3 The wire of a lute; taṃtrīmārdrāṃ nayanasali- laiḥ sārayitvā kathaṃcit Me. 86.
4 A sinew.
5 A tail.
6 A young woman...
apte
tāṃtrika
a. (kī f.) 1 Well-vers- ed in any science or doctrine.
2 Relating to the Tantras.
3 Taught or contained in them. kaḥ A fol- lower of Tantra doctrines.
apte
taṃtrin
a. 1 Having threads, made of threads.
2 Having chords or wires (as a lute).
3 Having a Tantra, or following one. m. 1 A musician.
2 A soldier.
apte
taṃtuḥ
[tan tun] 1 A thread, cord, wire, string, line; ciṃtāsaṃtatitaṃtu Māl. 5. 10; Me. 70.
2 A cob-web; R. 16. 20.
3 A filament; bisataṃtuguṇa- sya kāritaṃ Ku. 4. 29.
4 An off-...
apte
taṃtukaḥ
1 The mustard seed.
2 (At the end of comp.) A thread, rope. kī A vein or any tubular vessel of the body.
apte
taṃtunaḥ
A shark.
apte
taṃturaṃ
The fibrous root of a lotus.
apte
tāṃtuvāyiḥ
The son of a weaver.
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tan
I. 8 U. (tanoti, tanute, tatāna, tene, ata-tā-nīt, tanituṃ, tata; pass. tanyate or tāyate; desid. titaṃsati, titāṃsati, titaniṣa- ti) 1 To stretch, extend, lengthen, lengthen out;...
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tanaḥ
Ved. A descendant. nā naṃ Offspring.
apte
tānaḥ
[tan-ghañ] 1 A thread, fibre.
2 (In music) A protracted tone, a key-note; yathā tānaṃ vinā rāgaḥ Bv. 1. 119; tānapradāyitvamivopagaṃtuṃ Ku. 1. 8. (the number of tānas is said to...
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tanas
m. Ved. Offspring, posterity.
apte
tānavaṃ
Thinness, smallness; hāsya- prabhā tānavamāsasāda Vikr. 1. 106.
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tanayaḥ
[tanoti kulaṃ, tan-kayan] 1 A son.
2 A male descendant.
3 (In astrol.) N. of the fifth lunar mansion. yā A daughter; giriº, kaliṃdaº &c. yau (dual) A son and a daughter....
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tanayitnu
a. Ved. Roaring, thunder- ing.
apte
tanikā
A rope for fastening any- thing.
apte
taniman
m. [tanu-imanic] Thinness, slenderness, minuteness &c. n. The liver.
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apte
taniṣṭha
a. 1 Thinnest; least.
2 Very minute, or delicate (superl. of tanu q. v.).
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apte
tanīyas
a. Thinner, more minute, very thin (compar. of tanu q. v.).
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apte
tanmaya
a. (yī f.) 1 Made up of that.
2 Wholly absorbed in that; Māl. 1. 41; Ś. 6. 21; M. 2. 9.
3 Identical with, or become one with that.
apte
tanu
a. (nu, nvī f.) [tan-un] 1 Thin, lean, emaciated
2 Delicate, slender, slim (as a limbs, as a mark of beauty); R. 6. 32; cf. tanvaṃgī.
3 Fine, delicate (as cloth); Rs. 1. 7....
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apte
tanū
f. The body. Comp. udbhavaḥ, jaḥ a son. udbhavā, jā a daughter. janiḥ, janman a son. talaṃ a measure of length equal to the arms extend- ed, a fathom. tāpaḥ...
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tanuka
a. Thin, small.
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apte
tanūkṛ
8 U. To make thin or fine, diminish, lessen; as in lajjāṃ tanūkṛtya.
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apte
tanula
a. Spread, expanded.
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apte
tānūraḥ
A whirlpool.
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apte
tanus
n. The body.
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apte
tanutā
Thinness, littleness, waning; Ku. 4. 13.
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apte
tanvī
A delicate or slender woman; iyamadhikamanojñā valkalenāpi tanvī Ś. 1. 20; tava tanvi kucāvetau niyataṃ cakrava- [Page0529-b+ 57] rtinau Udb.
apte
tanyutaḥ
[tan-yutac] 1 Wind.
2 Night.
3 Roaring, thundering.
4 A thunderbolt.
apte + mw
tap
I. 1 P. rarely A., 4. P. (tapati, tapyati; tapta) 1 (Intransitively used) (a) To shine, blaze (as fire or sun); tamastapati gharmāṃśau kathamāvirbhaviṣyati Ś. 5. 14; R. 5. 13; U....
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tapa
a. [tap-ac] 1 Burning, warming, consuming by heat.
2 Causing pain or trouble, distressing. paḥ 1 Heat, fire, warmth.
2 The sun.
3 The hot season; Śi. 1. 66.
4 Penance,...
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tāpa
&c. See under tap.
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apte
tāpaḥ
[tap ghañ] 1 Heat, glow; arkamayūkhatāpaḥ Ś. 4. 10; M. 2. 13; Ms. 12. 76; Ku. 7. 84.
2 Tor- ment, pain, affliction, misery, agony; itaratāpaśatāni tavecchayā vitara tāni sahe...
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apte
tāpaka
a. [tap-ṇvul] Heating, burn- ing, inflaming. kaḥ Fever, morbid heat.
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apte
tapana
a. [tap-lyu] 1 Warming, heating, burning, shining &c.
2 Causing distress, paining.
3 The sun; pratāpāttapano yathā R. 4. 12; la- lāṭaṃtapastapati tapanaḥ U. 6; Māl. 1.
4 The...
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tāpana
a. [tap-ṇic bhāve lyuṭ] 1 Heating, inflaming.
2 Distressing. naḥ 1 The sun.
2 The hot sea- son.
3 The sun-stone.
4 N. of one of the arrows of Cupid. naṃ 1 Burning.
2...
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apte
tapanī
1 The river Godāvarī or the river Tāptī.
2 Heat.
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tapanīya
a. 1 To be heated.
2 To be suffered or practised (as a pe- nance). yaṃ Gold; especially gold purified with fire; tapanīyāśokaḥ M. 3; tapanīyopānadyugalamāryaḥ prasādīkarotu...
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tāpanīya
a. Golden. yaṃ Gold of the weight of a niṣka.
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tapas
n. [tap-asun] 1 Warmth, heat, fire.
2 Pain, suffering.
3 Penance, religious austerity, mor- tification; tapaḥ kiledaṃ tadavāptisādhanaṃ Ku. 5. 64.
4 Meditation connected...
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tāpasa
a. (sī f.) 1 Relating to religious penance or to an ascetic.
2 Devout. saḥ (sī f.) A hermit, devotee, an ascetic. Comp. iṣṭā, priyā a grape. taruḥ, drumaḥ the tree...
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