Sanskrit Word List

See vipad.

Destroying, killing, destruction.

1 A sore or tumour on the foot.

2 An enigma, a riddle.

1 Cooking, dressing.

2 Digestion.

3 Ripening, ripeness, maturity, development (fig. also); amī pṛthustaṃbabhṛtaḥ piśaṃgatāṃ gatā vipā- kena phalasya śālayaḥ Ki. 4. 26; vācāṃ...

a. Hostile, inimical, ad- verse, contrary. kṣaḥ 1 An enemy, adversary, opponent; guṇāstasya vipa- kṣepi guṇino lebhireṃtaraṃ R. 17. 75; Śi. 11. 59.

2 A rival or fellow wife;...

Hostility, enmity, op- position; R. 3. 62.

a. 1 Fully ripened or matured.

2 Developed, fulfilled (as the consequences of former acts).

a. 1 Fully ripened or ma- tured.

2 Developed, fulfilled; yacca taptaṃ tapastasya vipakvaṃ phalamadya naḥ Ku. 6. 10.

3 Cooked.

A moment, an extremely small division of time (said to be equal to one-sixth or one-sixtieth part of a pala).

Running away, flee- ing in different directions.

1 A lute.

2 Play, sport, pastime.

a. Pale, pallid; parito vipāṃḍu dadhadabhraśiraḥ Śi. 9. 3; Ki. 5. 6; so vipāṃḍura Śi. 4. 5; Ratn. 2. 4.

1 A. 1 To sell, barter; ābhīradeśe kila caṃdrakāṃtaṃ tribhirvarāṭairvipa- ṇaṃti gopāḥ Subhāsh.

2 To bet, stake.

1 Sale; Ms. 3. 152.

2 Petty trade.

f. 1 A market, mar- ket-place, stall; hā hā naśyati manmatha- sya vipaṇiḥ saubhāgyapaṇyākaraḥ Mk. 8. 38; Śi. 5. 24; R. 16. 41.

2 An article or commodity for sale.

3 Trade,...

m. A trader, merchant, shop-keeper; Śi. 5. 24.

p. p. 1 Dead.

2 Lost, de- stroyed.

3 Unfortunate, afflicted, distressed, fallen into adversity.

4 Declined.

5 Disabled, incapacitat- ed. nnaḥ A snake.

(vipari + i) 2 P. 1 To turn in an opposite direction.

2 To be otherwise, fail, prove fruitless; ka- lyāṇaṃ vidadhātu vā bhagavatīnītirviparyetu vā Māl. 6. 3.

3 To change for...

Caus. To change or transform into. Pass. 1 To be changed into.

2 To undergo a change for the worse.

1 A change, an alteration.

2 Change of form, transformation.

a. 1 Reversed, inverted.

2 Contrary, opposite, reverse, in- verse; R. 2. 53.

3 Wrong, contrary to rule.

4 False, untrue; Bv. 2 177.

5 Unfavourable, adverse.

6 Cross,...

Contrariety, inver- sion, opposition; loke gurutvaṃ viparī- tatāṃ vā svaceṣṭitānyeva naraṃ nayatiṃ Su- bhāsh.

Turning about, rol- ling.

1 A. 1 To turn round, revolve (fig. also); Bg. 9. 10.

2 To roll about.

3 To wander about, move to and fro.

4 To return.

5 To surround; attend upon (with acc.).

4 P. 1 To overturn, re- verse, invert.

2 To change, alter.

3 To take wrongly, misunderstand; pratīkāro vyādheḥ sukhamiti viparyasyati ja- naḥ Bh. 3. 92.

4 To undergo change,...

1 Change, contrariety, re- verse; viparyāsaṃ yāto ghanaviralabhāvaḥ kṣi- tiruhāṃ U. 2. 27.

2 Adverseness, un- favourableness; as in daivaviparyāsāt.

3 Interchange, exchange;...

p. p. 1 Changed, invert- ed, reversed; haṃta viparyastaḥ saṃprati jī- valokaḥ U. 1.

2 Opposite, contrary.

3 Wrongly considered to be real. Comp. putrā a woman bearing no...

1 Contrariety, reverse, in- version; āhito jayaviparyayopi me ślā- [Page0981-c+ 57] dhya eva parameṣṭhinā tvayā R. 11. 86; svaśa- rīraśarīriṇāvapi śrutasaṃyogaviparyayau yadā 8....

Reverse, contrariety; V. 4; see viparyaya above.

f. N. of one of the five rivers in the Panjab (now called Beas).

a. Learned, wise; vipa- ścito vininyurenaṃ guravo gurupriyaṃ R. 3. 29. m. A learned or wise man sage; bhavaṃti te sabhyatamā vipaścitāṃ mano- gataṃ vāci niveśayaṃti ye Ki. 14....

10 U. 1 To tear up or out; (ketakabarhaṃ) vipāṭayāmāsa yuvā nakhāgraiḥ R. 6. 17.

2 To pull or draw out, extract.

3 To root up, eradicate.

4 To open, unfold.

1 Tearing open, splitting.

2 Eradication.

3 Spoliation.

A wrong road, bad way (lit. and fig.).

A kind of large arrow.

f. 1 A calamity, misfor- tune, disaster, mishap, adversity; saṃpattau ca vipattau ca mahatāmekarūpatā Su- bhāsh.

2 Death, destruction; atirabhasakṛtānāṃ karmaṇāmāvipatterbhavati...

a. 1 Fruitless, useless vain, ineffectual, unprofitable; mama viphalametadanurūpamapi yauvanaṃ Gīt. 7; jaga- tā vā viphalena kiṃ phalaṃ R. G.; Śi. 9. 6; Ku. 7. 66; Me. 68.

2...

1 P. To become useless or unprofitable, be foiled.

8 U. To frustrate, defeat, foil, render fruitless.

[vap-inan pṛṣoº; cf. Uṇ. 2. 52] A wood, forest, grove, thicket; vṛṃdāvanavipine lalitaṃ vitanotu śubhāni ya- śaṃsyaṃ Gīt. 1; vipināni prakāśāni śa- ktimatvāccakāra saḥ R. 4. 31;...

1 Floating or drifting about floating in different directions.

2 Opposition, contrariety.

3 Confu- sion, perplexity.

4 Tumult, scuffle, [Page0983-c+ 55] affray; M. 1.

5...

1 Deluging, inundating.

2 Causing tumult.

3 A horse's canter or gallop.

1 A. 1 To float about, swing to and fro, fluctuate.

2 To drift (in the sea), be scattered; yadi na syānna- rapatiḥ samyaṅ netā tataḥ prajā. akarṇadhārā jaladhau viplaveteha...

See vipruṣ.

p. p. 1 Drifted about.

2 Drowned, submerged, deluged, over- flowed.

3 Confounded, disturbed.

4 Ravaged, devastated.

5 Lost, disappeared.

6 Disgraced, dis- honoured.

7...

p. p. 1 Vitiated, spoiled, dissolute.

2 Corrupt.

vap-ran pṛṣo ºata itvam; Uṇ. 2. 28] 1 A Brāhmaṇa; see the quo- tations under brāhmaṇa.

2 A sage, wise man.

3 The Aśvattha tree.

4 (In prosody) A foot of four short sylla-...

a. Deprived or desti- tute of.