Sanskrit Word List
Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.
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upahve
1 A. (P. also) 1 To invoke, call near to (in a liturgical sense); (with acc., dat. or loc.); tāmihopahvaye śriyaṃ.
2 To call; tvayopahūtaḥ U. 5. 8; Śi. 7. 58.
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upaja
a. Increased, being pro- duced in addition.
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upajā
Ved. Remote posterity.
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upajagatī
A variety of the Tri- shṭubh metre in which three Pādas contain twelve instead of eleven syllables.
2 dhātu links
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upajalp
1 P. 1 To talk to, converse with, chatter. To advise.
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upajalpanaṃ
A talk.
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upajalpin
a. Giving advice.
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upajan
4 A. 1 To be born or pro- duced, originate, arise, grow; uṣma- ṇaścopajāyaṃte Ms. 1. 45; H. Pr. 44; saṃgasteṣupajāyate Bg. 2. 62; 14. 11.
2 To happen, take place, become...
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upajanaḥ
1 Addition, increase.
2 Appendage.
3 Rise, origin.
4 Addition of a letter in the formation of words; varṇaº Nir.
5 Any letter, syllable or affix so added; anarthakā...
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upajap
1 P. 1 To whisper into the ears of (another), win over to one's party by secretly suggest- ing anything in the ear; aṃgāravarṣaṃ rājavadhāyopajapya Dk. 104; kṣattāraṃ kururājastu...
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upajāpaḥ
1 Secretly whispering into the ear or communicating; parakṛtyaº Mu. 2.
2 Secret over- tures or negotiations (with the enemy's friends), sowing the seeds of dissension,...
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upajāpaka
a. 1 Whispering into the ears of, instigating to rebellion; Ms. 9. 275.
2 Treacherous, traitor.
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upajapya
a. To be brought over or instigated to rebellion by whis- pering in the ear; upajapyānupajapet Ms. 7. 197.
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upajaras
ind. Towards old age or in old age.
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upajāta
p. p. 1 Produced, caused; ºkopa, ºkrodha excited, moved to anger; ºviśvāsa confiding, believing, trust- ing.
2 Happened, taken place; U. 4.
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upajātiḥ
f. A mixed metre (see App.).
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upāje
ind. (Used only with the root kṛ) Supporting; upājekṛ- tya or kṛtvā having supported; P. I. 4. 73 Sk.
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upajihvā
1 The uvula or soft palate.
2 Enlargement of the under side of the tongue.
3 A kind of ant.
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upajīka
a. Living upon, sub- sisting by. kaḥ Ved. A water-deity.
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upajīv
1 P. 1 To live upon, subsist by, derive livelihood from, be supported by; upajīvyamānapāda- cchāyaḥ K. 5; kāṃ vṛttimārya upajīvati Mk. 2; saṃvāhakasya vṛttiṃ ibid.; śeṣāsta-...
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upajīva
a. Ved. Living on &c.
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upajīvaka
a. 1 Living upon, subsisting by (instr. or in comp.); jātimātropajīvināṃ Ms. 12. 114, 8. 20; nānāpaṇyopajīvināṃ 9. 257; dyūtopa- jīvyasmi Mk. 2.
2 Living under, depending upon,...
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upajīvanaṃ
1 Living.
2 Subsistence, livelihood; niṃditārtho- pajīvanaṃ Y. 3. 236; kṣatriyasyaitadevāhurdharmaṃ kṛṣṇopajīvanaṃ Mb.
3 A means of living, such as property; kiṃcidda-...
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upajīvya
pot. p. 1 Affording a livelihood; Y. 2. 227.
2 Giving patronage, patronizing (as a king &c.).
3 (fig.) Supplying materi- als for writing, that from which one derives his...
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upajman
a. Ved. Striding or stepping upon.
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upajñā
9 A. 1 To ascertain; to know.
2 To invent, find out, hit upon: (upajñātaṃ=vinopadeśena jñātaṃ); see upajñā below.
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upajñāta
a. Invented.
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upajoṣaḥ
1 Affection.
2 En- joyment.
3 Frequenting, resorting to. ṣaṃ ind. 1 According to one's desire or pleasure.
2 Silently.
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upajuṣṭa
a. 1 Approached, re- ceived with courtesy; Mv. 3. 26.
2 Frequented, resorted to; Mv. 4.
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upajvalita
a. Lighted, inflamed.
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upāka
a. Ved. Joined together, near. ke (du.) An epithet of night and morning. ind. In the immediate neighbourhood, before or in the presence of.
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upakakṣa
a. Ved. Reaching to the shoulder.
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upakalpanaṃ
1 Preparation; evaṃ vi- jñāya matimān bhojanasyopakalpanāṃ Suśr.
2 Fabricating, making &c.
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upakalpita
p. p. 1 Prepared, made &c.
2 Secondary, substituted.
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upakaṃṭha
a. Near, proximate. ṭhaḥ, ṭhaṃ 1 Proximity, vicinity, neigh- bourhood; prāpa tālīvanaśyāmamupakaṃṭhaṃ mahodadheḥ R. 4. 34; 13. 48; Ku. 7. 51; Māl. 9. 2; ākṛṣya cāpaṃ śravaṇo-...
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upakaniṣṭhikā
[upagatā kaniṣṭhikāṃ] The finger next to the little finger, the last but one finger (anāmikā); Śik. 44.
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upakanyā
The friend of one's daughter; ºpuraṃ near the woman's apartments.
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upakāraḥ
1 Service, help, assistance, favour, kindness, obligation (opp. apakāra); upakārāpakārau hi lakṣyaṃ lakṣaṇa- metayoḥ Śi. 2. 37; śāmyetpratyapakāreṇa nopakāreṇa durjanaḥ Ku. 2. 40,...
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upakāraka
a. Doing service or fa- vour, helping, contributing to, assisting, productive (of good re- sults); upakārakamāyaterbhṛśaṃ Ki. 2. 43.
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upakaraṇaṃ
1 Doing service or fa- vour, helping, assisting.
2 Materi- al, implement, instrument, means; sveṣūpakaraṇeṣu U. 5; ºdravyaṃ Mk. 3; upaka- raṇībhāvamāyāti U. 3. 3 serve as help-...
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upākaraṇaṃ
1 An invitation to be- gin, bringing near; pavamānaº, prātaranu- vākaº &c.
2 A term given to cer- tain sentences called Praiṣas (with which one priest calls an- other to perform...
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upakārikā
1 Protectress, a fe- male assistant.
2 A palace.
3 A tent, a caravansera.
4 A kind of cake.
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upakārin
a. Helping, serving, bene- ficial &c.; subservient, benefactor.
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upākarman
n. 1 Preparation, begin- ning, commencement; adhyāyaº.
2 A ceremony performed before commencing to read the Veda after the monsoons (cf. śrāvaṇī); adhyāyā- nāmupākarma śrāvaṇyāṃ...
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upakarṇ
10 U. To hear; Śi. 20. 5.
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upakarṇaṃ
ind. Close to the ear, into the ear.
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upakarṇanaṃ
Hearing.
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upakarṇikā
Rumour, report.
