Sanskrit Word List

Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.

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vāmaka

a. 1 Left.

2 Adverse, con- trary; sphuratā vāmakenāpi dākṣiṇyamavalaṃ- byate Māl. 8 (where both senses are intended).

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vāmalūraḥ

An ant-hill, a mole-hill.

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vāmana

a. 1 (a) Short in stature, dwarfish, pigmy; chalavāmanaṃ Śi. 13. 12. (b) (Hence) Small, short, little, reduced in length; vāmanārci- riva dīpabhājanaṃ R. 19. 51; kathaṃ kathaṃ...

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vamanaṃ

[vam-lyuṭ] 1 Ejeceting, vomit- ing.

2 Drawing out, taking or get- ing out; as in svargābhiṣyaṃdavamanaṃ R. 15. 29; Au. 6. 37.

3 An emetic.

4 Offering oblations.

5 Pain....

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vāmanī

1 A female dwarf.

2 A mare.

3 A kind of woman.

4 A disease of the vagina.

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vāmanikā

A female dwarf.

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vamanīyā

A fly.

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vamathuḥ

1 Ejecting, vomiting, spit- ting out.

2 Water ejected by an elephant from his trunk.

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vaṃbhaḥ

A bamboo (vaṃśa).

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vaṃbhāravaḥ

The lowing of cattle.

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vaṃc

1 P. (vaṃcati) 1 To go, to ar- rive at; vavaṃcuścāhavakṣitiṃ Bk. 14. 74, 7. 106.

2 To wander over.

3 To go slyly or secretly, sneak.

4 To go crookedly.

5 Ved. To shake,...

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vaṃcaka

a. [vaṃc-ṇic-ṇvul] 1 Frau- dulent, deceitful, crafty.

2 Cheat- ing, deceiving. kaḥ 1 A rogue, cheat, swindler.

2 A jackal.

3 Musk-rat.

4 A tame ichneumon.

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vaṃcanaṃ

[vaṃc-lyuṭ] 1 Cheating.

2 A trick, deceit, fraud, deception, trickery; vaṃcanā parihartavyā vahudoṣā hi śarvarī Mk. 1. 5; svargābhisadhisukṛtaṃ vaṃcanāmiva menire Ku. 6. 47.

3...

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vaṃcathaḥ

1 Cheating, roguery, de- ceit, trickery.

2 A cheat, rogue, swindler.

3 The cuckoo.

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vaṃcatiḥ

Fire.

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vāṃch

1 P. (vāṃchati, vāṃchita) 1 To wish, desire; na saṃhatāstasya na bhinnavṛtta- yaḥ priyāṇi vāṃchaṃtyasubhiḥ samī hituṃ Ki. 1. 19.

2 To seek for, pursue. WITH abhi, saṃ to...

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vāṃchā

A wish, desire, longing (usually with loc.); vāṃchā sajjanasaṃ- game Bh. 2. 62; Ki. 4. 25.

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vāṃchanaṃ

Wishing, desiring.

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vāṃchin

a. 1 Wishing.

2 Lustful. nī 1 A libidinous woman.

2 A wanton.

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vāṃchita

p. p. Wished, desired. taṃ A wish, desire.

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vaṃcita

p. p. 1 Deceived, cheated.

2 Deprived of. tā A sort of rid- dle or enigma.

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vaṃcuka

a. (kī f.) Deceitful, fraudulent, crafty, dishonest. kaḥ A jackal.

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vaṃḍ

I. 1 A. (vaṃḍate) 1 To divide, share, apportion.

2 To surround, encompass. II. 10 U. (vaṃḍayati-te) To share, divide, apportion.

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vaṃd

1 A. (vaṃdate, vaṃdita) 1 To salute, greet respectfully, pay homage to; jagataḥ pitarau vade pārvatī- parameśvarau R. 1. 1, 13. 77; 14. 5.

2 To adore, worship.

3 To praise,...

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vaṃḍa

a. 1 Maimed, crippled.

2 Unmarried.

3 Emasculated. ḍaḥ 1 A man who is circumcised or has no prepuce.

2 An ox without a tail. ḍā An unchaste woman; cf. raṃḍā.

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vaṃdā

1 A female beggar.

2 para- sitical plant (vaṃdākaḥ, kī, kā, vaṃdāraḥ also in this sense).

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vaṃdakaḥ

A praiser.

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vaṃḍāla

See vaṃṭāla.

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vaṃdanaṃ

[vaṃd-lyuṭ] 1 Saluation, obe- isance.

2 Reverence, adoration.

3 Obeisance paid to a Brāhmaṇa &c. (by touching his feet).

4 Praising, extolling.

5 A cutaneous eruption,...

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vaṃdanīya

a. Fit to be saluted, ador- able. yā Yellow pigment.

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vaṃḍaraḥ

1 A miser, stingy person.

2 A eunuch.

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vaṃdāru

a. 1 Praising.

2 Reveren- tial, respectful, polite, civil; paramanu- gṛhīto mahāmunivaṃdāruḥ Mu. 7. n. Praise. m. A panegyrist, bard.

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vaṃdathaḥ

1 A praiser, bard, panegy- rist.

2 One who deserves praise.

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vaṃdhura

a. See baṃdhura.

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vaṃdhya

vaṃdhyā See baṃdhya, baṃdhyā.

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vaṃdī

f. See baṃdī. Comp. pālaḥ a keeper of prisoners, jailer.

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vaṃdin

m. 1 A panegyrist, bard, an encomiast, a herald; gharmacchedātpaṭu- taragiro vaṃdino nīlakaṃṭhāḥ V. 4. 4; (the bards form a distinct caste sprung from a Kṣatriya father and a...

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vaṃdraḥ

A worshipper, votary. draṃ Prosperity.

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vaṃdya

a. 1 Adorable, venerable.

2 To be respectfully saluted; R. 13. 78; Ku. 6. 83; Me. 12.

3 Laudable, commendable, praiseworthy. dyā 1 A parasitical plant.

2 Yellow pig- ment.

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vaṃg

1 P. (vaṃgati) 1 To go.

2 To limp, be lame.

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vaṃga

(also called samataṭa or the ‘Plains’) A name for eastern Bengal (to be clearly distinguished from gauḍa or northern Bengal), including also the sea- coast of Bengal. It seems to...

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vaṃgāḥ

(pl.) N. of Bengal pro- per and its inhabitants; vaṃgānutkhāya tarasā netā nausādhanodyatān R. 4. 36; ratnākaraṃ samārabhya brahmaputrāṃtagaḥ priye vaṃgade- śa iti proktaḥ; (see...

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vaṃgh

1 A. (vaṃghate) 1 To go.

2 To go swiftly.

3 To begin.

4 To cen- sure, blame.

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vaṃh

See baṃh.

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vami

[vam-in] 1 Fire.

2 A cheat, rogue. miḥ f. 1 Sickness, nausea.

2 An emetic.

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vamī

Vomiting.

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vāmī

1 A mare; athoṣṭramāmīśatavā- hitārthaṃ R. 5. 32.

2 A she-ass.

3 A female elephant.

4 The female of the jackal.

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vāmikā

An epithet of Durgā.

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