Sanskrit Word List

Sap issuing from the cleft of a tree.

1 Uprooting, eradication, destroying root and branch.

2 A disease of the external ear.

A bird.

1 Flying up, a spring, jump; ekotpātena at one jump.

2 Rebounding, rising up (fig. also); karanihatakaṃdukasamāḥ pātotpātā manuṣyā- ṇāṃ H. 1. v. l.

3 A portent, any portentous...

a. 1 Causing a calamity.

2 Flying up. kaḥ =utpādakaḥ q. v.

a. [uttolitā patākā yatra] With uplifted banners, where flags are hoisted; puraṃdaraśrīḥ puramutpatākaṃ R. 2. 74.

1 One who roots out.

2 A disease of the external ear.

Uprooting, eradicating, destroying root and branch.

1 Flying up, a leap, spring.

2 Rising or going up, ascend- ing.

3 Throwing up.

4 Birth, production.

[utkrāṃtaḥ paṃthānaṃ] A wrong road (fig. also); gurorapyavaliptasya kāryākāryamajānataḥ. utpathapratipannasya nyā- yyaṃ bhavati śāsanaṃ Mb. (parityāgo vidhī- yate Pt. 1. 306); Ms....

The external bark of a tree.

a. (oft. at the end of comp.) Eradicating, tearing out; kīlotpāṭīva vānaraḥ Pt. 1. 21.

a. Flying, going up, springing up; R. 4. 47; Pt. 3.

f. 1 Birth; vipadutpattimatā- mupasthitā R. 8. 83.

2 Production; kusume kusumotpattiḥ śrūyate na tu dṛśyate Ś. Til. 17.

3 Source, origin; utpattiḥ sādhutāyāḥ K. 45.

4...

[pū-ghañ] Purifying ghee.

See under utpū.

a. Purifying, a purifier.

1 P. 1 To spring, leap.

2 To part asunder, expand, open (as a flower). Caus. To open, cause to expand.

1 A jump, spring, leap- ing up; rapid motion; Mk. 6.

2 Shuffling of feet.

3 The jumping attitude.

An excellent fruit.

p. p. [ud-phal-kta] 1 Open- ed, full blown (as flowers); utphu- llanīlanalinodaratulyabhāsaḥ Śi. 11. 36.

2 Widely opened, expanded, dilat- ed (eyes); vismaya ºnayanaḥ Pt. 1.

3...

10 P. 1 To press against, strike or rub against; anyonyamutpī- ḍayadutpalākṣyāḥ Ku. 1. 40; Śi. 3. 66.

2 To throw or strike upwards; press out, propel. urge; R. 16. 66, 5. 46....

a. Pressing out. ḍaṃḥ 1 Pressing out.

2 (a) Gush, gushing flow, rushing column or mass; bā- ṣpotpīḍaḥ K. 296; utpīḍa iva dhūmasya mo- haḥ prāgāvṛṇoti māṃ U. 3. 9;...

1 Pressing out.

2 Press- ing or striking against; K. 82.

a. 1 Unconfined, uncaged.

2 Out of order, exces- sively confused, disordered; kurvāṇa- mutpiṃjalajātapatraiḥ Śi. 4. 6.

7 P. 1 To rub together.

2 To crush, grind, reduce to powder.

a. Ground, rubbed. ṣṭaṃ A disease, a grating of the bones or of the joints upon each other.

A jump, leap, bound. vā A boat.

1 Jumping or leaping up, springing upon.

2 Skimming off impure oil or ghee or any dirt float- ing upon a liquid by passing a blade of Kuśa grass over it.

1 A. 1 To jump or leap up, bound, bound away; Śi. 12. 22, 5. 5; leap out of; Rs. 1. 18.

2 To spring or jump upon; yāmutplutya vṛko hanyāt Ms. 8. 236.

3 To float; K. 42.

4 To...

a. Continuous, unceasing; Māl. 2. 5.

a. Flashing forth or diffusing light, bright. bhaḥ Blazing fire.

1 Hurling, fling- ing away.

2 Jest, joke.

3 Violent burst of laughter.

4 (a) Ridicule, derision. (b) Satire, irony; Ratn. 3; Mv. 6; S. D. 478.

5 Excess.

Eating by lifting up anything.

Abortion.

1 A. [utpra-īkṣ] 1 To look up to; Pt. 1. to expect; K. 35, 229; to anticipate, see in pros- pect; utprekṣamāṇā jaghanābhighātaṃ Mu. 2.

2 To see, perceive, behold.

3 To guess,...

1 Conjecture, guess.

2 Disregarding, carelessness, indiffer- ence.

3 (In Rhet.) A figure of speech, ‘Poetical fancy,’ which consists in supposing upameya and upamāna as...

1 Looking into, perceiv- ing.

2 Looking upwards.

3 Guess, conjecture.

4 Comparing.

f. Ved. A bubble.

9 U. 1 To cleanse, purify; saviturvaḥ prasava utpunāmyacchidreṇa pavitreṇa Vāj.

2 To extract anything that has been purified.

a. With the tail erect.

Den. A. 1 To raise the tail.

2 (P.) To make one raise the tail.

a. 1 Thrilled, bristling.

2 Joyful, delighted.

a. Blown, expanded.

A sort of disease in the lobe of the ear.

1 P. 1 To sink(fig. also), fall into ruin or decay; utsīdeyurime lokāḥ Bg. 3. 24.

2 To leave off, quit.

3 To rise up. Caus. 1 To destroy, annihilate, bring to ruin;...

1 Destruction, decay, ruin, loss; gītamutsādakāri mṛgāṇāṃ K. 32.

2 A particular part of the sacrificial animal (Ved.).

a. Destroying.