Sanskrit Word List
Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.
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apte
upataptṛ
a. Burning, heating. m. 1 Morbid or extraordinary heat.
2 Any cause of heat, burning or inflammation.
3 A kind of disease.
apte + mw
upatāraka
a. Overflowing (as water).
apte
upataṭaḥ
The skirt or border; Me. 57. ṭaṃ ind. Near the skirt.
apte
upatiṣyaṃ
1 N. of the lunar mansion or asterism called aśleṣā.
2 N. of another asterism called punarvasu.
apte
upatṛṇyaḥ
Ved. A serpent(lurk- ing in the grass).
apte
upātta
p. p. 1 Got, received, ac- quired, obtained; ºvidyaḥ R. 5. 1; janmāṃtaraº K. 96, 166, 334, 346.
2 Appropriated.
3 Taken away, seized.
4 Felt, perceived, regarded.
5...
2 dhātu links
apte
upatya
a. Situated under or below.
apte + mw
upatyakā
[upa-tyakan P. V. 2. 34; parvatasyāsannaṃ sthalaṃ upatyakā Sk.] A land at the foot of a mountain, low land; malayādrerupatyakāḥ R. 4. 46; ete khalu hima- vato...
apte
upātyayaḥ
1 Transgression of, deviation from, established customs.
2 Disorderly conduct, rudeness.
apte + mw
upavā
Ved. Blowing at.
3 dhātu links
apte + mw
upavad
1 A. 1 To talk over, con- ciliate.
2 To flatter, cajole, coax; bhṛtyānupavadate Sk.; dātāraṃ Bk. 8. 28.
apte
upavādaḥ
Censure, blame(Ved.).
apte
upavādin
a. Censuring, blaming.
apte + mw
upavah
1 P. 1 To bear or lead near, lead towards.
2 To bring about, commence.
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apte
upavahaṃ
Ved. Anything placed on the neck of an ox under the yoke, to raise it to the right level for a yoke-fellow of greater height; M. W.
apte
upavahanaṃ
(In music) Preliminary singing, humming a tune before beginning to sing it aloud; M. 2.
apte
upavāhanaṃ
Carrying to, bringing near.
apte
upāvaharaṇaṃ
Bringing down, tak- ing down.
apte
upavāhin
a. Flowing towards.
apte
upavāhyaḥ
1 A king's riding elephant (male or female); caṃdragu- ptopavāhyāṃ gajavaśāṃ Mu. 2.
2 A royal vehicle (in general).
apte
upavaiṇavaṃ
The three periods of the day; i. e. morning, midday, and evening (trisaṃdhyaṃ).
apte
upavājanaṃ
A fan.
apte
upavākaḥ
1 Addressing, speaking to, conversing.
2 Praising.
3 Indra-grain (iṃdrayava.)
apte
upavaktṛ
m. 1 A priest at a sacri- fice.
2 One who animates (by his words).
apte
upavalgita
a. Swollen or dim- med with tears (as eyes).
apte
upavalhaḥ
Ved. Emulation, rival- ry.
apte + mw
upavallikā
N. of a plant (amṛta- śravā).
2 dhātu links
apte
upavanaṃ
[upamitaṃ vanena] A garden, grove, a planted forest; pāṃḍucchāyo- pavanavṛtayaḥ ketakaiḥ sūcibhinnaiḥ Me. 23; R. 8. 73, 13. 79; ºlatā a garden creeper.
apte + mw
upavarṇ
10 P. To describe in detail; upavarṇayedānīṃ kusumapuravṛttāṃtaṃ Mu. 1.
apte
upavarṇaḥ
Minute or detailed de- scription.
apte
upavarṇanaṃ
Minute description, de- lineation in detail; atiśayopavarṇanaṃ vyākhyānaṃ Suśr.; Y. 1. 320.
apte
upavarṣaḥ
N. of a son of Śaṅkara Svāmi, author of several writings on the Mīmāṃsā philosophy.
apte
upavartaḥ
A particular high number.
apte
upavartanaṃ
1 A place for exercise.
2 A place whether inhabited or not.
3 A district or Pargana.
4 A kingdom (rājya).
5 A bog, marshy place.
apte
upāvartanaṃ
1 Coming or turning back, return; tvadupāvartanaśaṃki me manaḥ (karoti) R. 8. 53.
2 Revolving, turning round.
3 Approaching.
4 Ceasing.
apte + mw
upavas
1 P. 1 To dwell in or at, inhabit (with acc.); vaikuṃṭhaṃ upavasati Sk.
2 To be in a state of abstinence, abstain from food, fast; upavaseddinaṃ Ms. 2. 220, 5. 20; Y. 3. 292,...
apte
upavāsaḥ
1 A fast; sopavāsastryahaṃ vaset Y. 1. 175, 3. 190; Ms. 11. 196 (a fast is a religious act and con- sists in abstaining from every kind of sensual gratification).
2 Kindl- ing a...
apte
upavāsaka
a. Fasting, observing a fast. kaṃ A fast.
apte
upavāsanaṃ
A dress, garment (Ved.).
apte
upavasathaḥ
[upa-vas-ādhāre atha] 1 A village.
2 The day preceding a Soma sacrifice; or a day of prepara- tion for this sacrifice; a fast-day.
apte
upavasathīya
a. Selected for an upavasatha (as a day).
apte
upāvasāyin
a. Ved. Submis- sive, compliant, obedient.
apte
upavāsin
a. Fasting.
apte
upavastaṃ
A fast.
apte
upavastiḥ
f. Support of life(as food, sleep &c.).
apte
upavastṛ
a. One who fasts.
apte + mw
upāvasu
a. Ved. Bringing or granting wealth.
apte
upavaṭaḥ
The tree Buchanania Latifolia (priyāsāla).
