Sanskrit Word List

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Evening, even- ing twilight, the close of day.

Den. P. To unnerve, overpower; ghanībhūtaḥ śoko vikalayati ca saṃmūrchayati ca U. 2. 26.

A perforated copper- vessel which, placed in water, marks the time by gradually filling; cf. mānaraṃdhrā.

1 Maiming, mutilat- ing.

2 Confusing, perplexing.

8 U. 1 To maim, muti- [Page0965-c+ 55] late.

2 To impair, harm. injure.

3 To agitate, perplex, confound.

a. Sinless, stainless, guiltless.

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1 Doubt, uncertainty, indecision, hesitation; tatsiṣeve niyo- gena sa vikalpaparāṅmukhaḥ R. 17. 49.

2 Suspicion; Mu. 1.

3 Contrivance, art; māyāvikalparacitaiḥ R. 13. 75.

4...

1 Admitting of a doubt.

2 Allowing an option.

3 Indeci- sion.

4 Inconsideration.

m. pl. N. of a people MBh. (v.l. vi-kalpa). 123497 954,1 193871

The milk of a cow that has recently calved.

A kind of tree (of the wood of which ladles were [Page0965-a+ 55] made); R. 11. 25.

1 A. 1 To shake, tremble; kiṃ yāsi bālakadalīva vikaṃpamānā Mk. 1. 20; sphurati nayanaṃ vāmo bāhurmuhuśca vi- kaṃpate 9. 13; Bg. 2. 31.

2 To be- come changed or deformed.

3 To...

cl.1 A1. -kampate, to tremble greatly, quiver, move about MBh.; R. &c; to become changed or deformed, change a position or place, shrink from ib.: Caus. -kampayati, to cause to...

a. 1 Heaving.

2 Unsteady, fickle, inconstant.

p. p. 1 Shaken, trembling, tremulous.

2 Palpitating, heaving.

3 Unsteady.

P. A1. -kāṅkṣati, te, to have anything in view, aim at (acc.) Hariv.; to tarry, linger, hesitate Ta1n2d2Br. 123514 954,1 193909 f. (cf. vi-kāṅkṣa, p. 950, col. 1) hesitation,...

vi-karaṇa., see p.950. 123490 953,3 193851

See p. 950, col. 1. 123516 954,1 193911

Sickness, disease.

1 Change of form or na- ture, transformation, deviation from the natural state; cf. vikṛti.

2 A change, alteration, a modification; Pt. 1. 44; Ś. 7.

3 Sickness, dis- ease,...

a. Very dreadful or formidable, frightful; U. 5. 26.

The inserted conjuga- tional affix, the conjugational sign placed between the root and the ter- minations.

a. 1 Liable to change, susceptible of emotions or impres- sions; bhramati bhuvane kaṃdarpājñā vikāri ca yauvanaṃ Māl. 1. 17.

2 Changing, modi- fying.

3 Spoiling, corrupting....

a. Changed, perverted, corrupted.

a. Acting wrongly. n. 1 An unlawful or prohibited act, an impious act; Bg. 4. 17; Ms. 9. 226.

2 Various or divergent duty.

3 Retiring from business. Comp. kriyā an...

a. 1 Acting improperly or wrongly, vicious.

2 Engaged in various businesses. kaḥ A clerk or superintendent of markets, fairs &c.

N. of a Kuru prince; Bg. 1. 8.

1 Drawing asunder, pull- ing apart.

2 An arrow.

N. of one of the five ar- rows of Cupid. ṇaṃ 1 Drawing, dragging, pulling asunder.

2 A cross throw.

kartana, see p.955. 123492 953,3 193853

1 The sun; U. 5.

2 The Arka plant.

3 A son who has usurped his father's kingdom.

1 P. 1 To open, expand (fig. also); vikasati hi pataṃgasyodaye puṃḍarīkaṃ Māl. 1. 28; Śi. 9. 47, 82; Ku. 7. 55; nijahṛdi vikasaṃtaḥ Bh. 2. 78.

2 To burst, become divided....

1 A. 1 To appear, be- come visible.

2 To bloom, open.

3 To shine. Caus. 1 To display, manifest.

2 To illuminate.

Bengal madder.

vikasā is an alternate of vikaṣā. Bengal madder.

See vīkāśa.

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The moon.

Blowing, expanding, blooming, budding.

2 Increase, growth; U. 6. 28; see vikāśa also.

1 Manifestation, display, exhibition.

2 Blowing, expanding (usually written vikāsa in this sense); Ku. 3. 29.

3 An open or direct course; vikāśamīyurjagatīśamārgaṇāḥ Ki. 15....

a. (śikā f.) 1 Displaying.

2 Opening.

Expansion, opening, blowing.

1 Manifestation, display, [Page0966-a+ 55] exhibition.

2 Blowing, expanding (of flowers &c.).

a. (nī f.) 1 Becoming visible, shining forth.

2 Expanding, opening, blowing.

3 Shining, resplendent; Pt. 3. 147.

vikāsin is an alternate of vikāśin. a. (nī f.) 1 Becoming visible, shining forth.

2 Expanding, opening, blowing.

3 Shining, resplendent; Pt. 3. 147.

for vi-kāśin and vikāsin. 123526 954,1 193926