Sanskrit Word List
Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.
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uruvuḥ
The plant Rici- nus Communis.
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urv
1 P. (urvati, aurvīt, urvita) To kill or hurt.
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ūrva
a. Extensive, great. rvaḥ 1 Submarine fire.
2 A receptacle of [Page0346-c+ 55] water.
3 A cloud.
4 A stable for cattle.
5 An epithet of a class of the Manes or Pitṛs.
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urvarā
[uru śasyādikamṛcchati, ṛ-ac] 1 Fertile soil (yielding every kind of crop); patatāṃ gaṇaiḥ pibatu sārdhamurvarā Śi. 15. 66.
2 Land in general.
3 A mixed mass of fibres, wool...
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ūrvarā
Fertile soil.
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urvarī
1 A superior woman.
2 Tow, fibres drawn out of the dis- taff.
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urvarita
a. 1 Much, excessive.
2 Remaining after; bhuktaº Pt. 5.
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urvāruḥ
A kind of cucumber; see irvāru.
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urvārukaṃ
The fruit of the above.
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urvarya
a. [urvarāyāṃ bhavaḥ yat] Belong- ing to a field sown with corn.
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urvaśī
[urūn mahatopi aśnute vaśī- karoti, uru-aś-ka gaurāº ṅīṣ Tv.] 1 N. of a famous Apsaras or nymph of In- dra's heaven who became the wife of Purūravas. [Urvaśī is frequently...
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urvaṭaḥ
1 A calf.
2 A year.
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urvī
1 ‘Wide region’, the earth; stokamurvyāṃ prayāti Ś. 1. 7; jugopa go- rūpadharāmivorvīṃ R. 2. 3, 1. 14, 30, 75, 2. 66; Me. 21.
2 Land, soil.
3 The open space or expanse...
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urviyā
ind. Far, far off, far and near; widely.
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urvyā
1 Greatness.
2 Protection, security.
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ūrvya
a. Ved. Being in lakes, re- servoirs &c. rvyaḥ N. of Rudra.
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ūrvyaṃgaṃ
A mushroom.
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urvyūti
a. 1 Yielding great pro- tection.
2 Able to help far and near.
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uṣ
1 P. (oṣati, uvoṣa, oṣāṃcakāra, oṣita-uṣita-uṣṭa) 1 To burn, consume; oṣāṃcakāra kāmāgnirdaśavaktramaharniśaṃ Bk. 6. 1, 14. 62; Ms. 4. 189.
2 To punish, chastise; daṃḍenaiva...
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ūṣ
1 P. (uṣati, ūṣita) To be diseased or disordered; be ill.
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uṣa
a. Burning. ṣaḥ 1 Early morning, dawn, day-break.
2 A libidinous man.
3 Saline earth.
4 Bdellium.
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uṣā
[oṣatyaṃdhakāraṃ uṣ-ka] 1 Early morning, dawn.
2 Morning light.
3 Twilight.
4 Saline earth.
5 A cow.
6 Night.
7 A boiler, cooking vessel (sthālī); cf. ukhā.
8 N. of...
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ūṣā
= uṣā q. v.
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ūṣaḥ
[ūṣ-rujāyāṃ-ka] 1 Salt ground.
2 An acid.
3 A cleft, fissure.
4 The cavity of the ear.
5 The Ma- laya mountain.
6 Dawn, day- break ( ṣaṃ according to some).
7 Semen....
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ūṣakaṃ
1 Dawn, day-break.
2 Salt; pepper.
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uṣaṃguḥ
N. of Śiva.
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uśanā
ind. Ved. Joyfully, will- ingly.
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uśānā
Ved. 1 Wish, desire.
2 The plant from which Soma juice is produced.
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ūṣaṇaḥ
The plant Plumbago Zey- lanica (citraka). ṇaṃ, ṇā 1 Black pepper.
2 Ginger.
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uṣaṇaṃ
1 Black pepper
2 Ginger.
3 The root Piper Longum. ṇā Piper Longum.
2 Piper Chaba (cavika).
3 Dried ginger.
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uśanas
m. [vaś-kanasi saṃpraº Uṇ. 4. 238] (Nom. sing. uśanā; Voc. sing. uśa- nan, uśana, uśanaḥ) N. of Śukra, re- gent of the planet Venus, son of Bhṛgu and preceptor of the Asuras. In...
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uṣapaḥ
1 Fire.
2 The sun.
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ūṣara
a. [ūṣa-matvarthīyoraḥ] Impregnat- ed with salt or saline particles. raḥ, raṃ A barren spot with saline soil; na hi tasmātphalaṃ tasya sukṛṣṭādūṣarā- diva Pt. 1. 47; Śi. 14....
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ūṣarāyate
Den. A. To act like a salt desert (to allow no scope for the production of desires &c.); Pt. 5. 12.
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uṣas
f. 1 Dawn, morning; pradīpā- rcirivāṣesi R. 12. 1; uṣasi utthāya rising at day-break.
2 Morning light; cf. Aurora; (personified as the daughter of heaven and sister of the...
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uṣāsānaktaṃ
Ved. Dawn and night.
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uṣasya
a. Sacred to the dawn.
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uśatī
1 Injurious talk.
2 Cut- ting speech.
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uṣatī
= uśatī q. v.
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ūṣavat
= ūṣara a. q. v.
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uśenya
Ved. To be wished for or desired.
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uśī
Wish, desire.
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uśij
a. Ved. 1 Desiring, striv- ing earnestly.
2 Devoted to, will- ing. m. 1 Fire.
2 Ghee or clari- fied butter.
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uśīnarāḥ
(pl.) N. of a country, (the modern Kandāhāra) and its inhabitants.
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uṣīra
= uśīra q. v.
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uśīraḥ
The fragrant root of the plant An- dropogon Muricatus (variṇamūla, Mar. kāLāvāLā); stananyastośīraṃ Ś. 3. 9. rī A sort of grass, a small sort of Sac- charum.
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uśīrika
a. Trading in or selling Uśīra.
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uṣita
p. p. 1 Burnt, consumed.
2 (fr. vas) Dwelt, fixed, remaining in or on; stale.
3 Quick, expedi- tious. taṃ Habitation.
