Sanskrit Word List

a. Disposed to beg, ha- bitually begging or soliciting.

p. p. 1 Asked, solicited, begged, entreated, requested.

2 Requisite, necessary. taṃ 1 The profession of a beggar.

A thing got by begging, anything borrowed for use.

m. 1 A beggar.

2 A peti- tioner.

3 A suitor (for a girl); Ku. 1. 52.

[yāc-naṅ] 1 Begging, asking.

2 Mendicancy.

3 Request, solicitation, entreaty; yācñā moghā varamadhiguṇe nādhame labdhakāmā Me. 6.

4 Making an offer of marriage.

Making a request.

pron. a. (Nom. sing. m. yaḥ, f. yā, yat-d n.) The relative pronoun cor- responding to ‘who’, ‘which’ or ‘what’ in English. (a) Its proper correlative is tad; yasya buddhibalaṃ...

ind. [yad kāle dāc] 1 When, at the time when; yadā yadā when- ever; yadaiva tadaiva at the very time, as soon as; yadāprabhṛti-tadāprabhṛti from what time-from that time forward....

n. Any(large) aquatic animal, a sea-monster; yādāṃsi jala- jatavaḥ Ak; varuṇo yādasāmahaṃ Bg. 10. 29; Ki. 5. 29; R. 1. 16.

2 Water.

3 A river.

4 Semen.

5 Desire. Comp....

[yadorapatyaṃ aṇ] A descen- dant of Yadu.

2 N. of Kṛṣṇa. vī N. of Durgā. vaṃ A stock of cattle.

ind. 1 If, in case(showing condition, and in this sense general- ly used with the potential mood, but sometimes also with the future or present tense; it is usually followed by...

a. Whose, of whom or what.

[yad ṛcch-a ṭāp Tv.] 1 Acting as one likes, self-will, in- dependence (of action).

2 Chance, accident; usually used in the instru- mental singular in this sense and translated...

ind. Accidentally, by chance.

a. (kī f.) 1 Volun- tary, spontaneous, independent.

2 Accidental, unexpected. kaḥ An officiating priest who acts as he likes.

A son who offers him- self for adoption.

a. (kṣī f.), yādṛś, yādṛśa a. (śī f.) What like, of which sort or nature; Ms. 1. 42; Bg. 13. 3.

1 N. of an ancient king, the eldest son of Yayāti and Devayānī and ancestor of the Yādavas.

2 N. of a country near Mathurā. Comp. kulodbhavaḥ, naṃdanaḥ, śreṣṭhaḥ...

A fluid, water.

[yaj-ghañ kutvaṃ] 1 An offer- ing, a sacrifice, an oblation.

2 Any ceremony in which oblations are presented; R. 8. 30. Comp. ka- raṇaṃ a sacrificial ceremony. saṃtānaḥ N....

1 One who goes or moves, a goer, mover.

2 A carriage.

3 Wind, air.

4 Union.

5 Fame.

6 Barley.

7 Restraint.

8 Light.

9 Abandoning.

10 One of the eight syllabic...

a. Ved. Great. huḥ A child, offspring (putra).

a. Ved. 1 Great, powerful.

2 Active, restless, continually mov- ing. hvī A river. f. (dual) An epithet of 1 Heaven and earth.

2 Of night and day.

3 Of morning and...

1 U. (yajati-te, iyāja, īje; a- yākṣīt ayaṣṭa, yakṣyati-te, yaṣṭaṃ, iṣṭa; pass. ijyate; desid. yiyakṣati-te) 1 To sacrifice, worship with sacrifices (often with instr. of words...

1 A sacrifice.

2 Fire.

[yaj-ghañ] 1 A sacrificer.

2 Boiled rice.

3 Food in general.

a. 1 Liberal.

2 Worship- ping.

[yaj-ṇvul] 1 A sacrificer, a sacrificing priest.

2 A royal elephant.

3 An elephant in rut.

a. [yaj-śānac] Sacrific- ing, worshipping. naḥ 1 A person who performs a regular sacrifice and pays its expenses; R. 18. 12.

2 A person who employs a priest or priests to...

= yajamāna.

That part of a sacrifice which is performed by the Yajamāna himself.

[yaj-lyuṭ] 1 The act of sa- crificing.

2 A sacrifice; devayajanasabhaṃbe devi sīte U. 4.

3 A place of sacri- fice.

[yaj ṇic-lyuṭ] The act of performing or conducting a sacrifice; Ms. 3. 65; 1. 88.

n. Ved. 1 Worship.

2 A sacrifice.

a. 1 Holy, divine.

2 Ador- able.

3 Dignified, sublime. taḥ 1 An officiating priest (at a sacri- fice).

2 An epithet of Śiva.

3 The moon.

A technical name for those sacrificial ceremonies to which the verb yajati is applied; (see juhoti for further information). Comp. deśaḥ, sthānaṃ a place south of the...

[yaj-atra] A Brāhmaṇa who maintains the sacred fire (agnihotri- n). traṃ Maintenance of the sacred fire.

m. The officiating priest at a sacrifice.

[yaj-in] 1 A sacrificer.

2 The act of sacrificing.

3 A sacrifice; dānamadhyayanaṃ yajiḥ Ms. 10. 79.

The institutor of a sacrifice. f. A sacrifice.

a. 1 A worshipper, sacri- ficer.

2 Honouring, adoring.

a. 1 (At the end of comp.) Sacrificing; somayājin.

2 Worship- ping, adoring.

[yaj-bhāve na] 1 A sacrifice, sacrificial rite; any offering or ob- lation; yajñena yajñamayajaṃta devāḥ; tasmādya- jñātsarvahutaḥ &c.

2 An act of wor- ship, any pious or...

A patronymic of Drau- padī.

N. of a celebrated an- cient sage, author of a well-known code of laws only next in import- ance to that of Manu.

a. (kī f.) [yajñāya hitaṃ, yajñaḥ prayojanamasya bā ṭhak] Belonging to a sacrifice. kaḥ 1 A sacrificer or a sacrificing priest.

2 A ritualist.

3 The Kuśa grass.

3 N. of...

The Palāśa tree.

a. Full of sacrifices. m. N. of Viṣṇu.