Sanskrit Word List

a. Dejected, dismayed, sad, disconsolate.

1 A. 1 To bear, suffer, en- dure; durvāraṃ sā kathamapi parityāgaduḥkhaṃ viṣehe R. 14. 87, 3. 63, 8. 57.

2 To resist, oppose, withstand, be able to resist; tasyāmeva raghoḥ...

a. 1 Endurable, bearable; aviṣahyavyasanena dhūmitāṃ Ku. 4. 30, R. 6. 47.

2 Possible to be settled or determined; Ms. 8. 265.

3 Possible.

(usually in the dual) N. of the 16th lunar mansion consisting of two stars; kimatra citraṃ yadi viśākhe śaśāṃkalekhāmanuvartete S. 3.

Author of the Mudrārākṣasa. The 7th or 8th century is regarded by Mr. Telang as the probable date of the production of the drama.

1 N. of Kārtikeya. Mv. 2. 38.

2 An attitude in shoot- ing (in which the archer stands with the feet a span apart).

3 A beggar, petitioner.

4 A spindle,

5 N. of Śiva.

6...

See viśākha (2).

The maxim of the worms bred in poison. It is used to denote a state of things which, though fatal to others, is not so to those who being bred in it, are inured or naturalized to...

p. p. 1 Fixed firmly or closely.

2 Adhering or clinging closely to.

3 Hung or suspended on; Ś. 1. 32.

4 Caused, produc- ed; U. 4. 3.

&c, see p. 996, col. 1. 127288 997,3 202127

a. 1 Large, great, ex- tensive, spacions, broad, wide; gṛ- hairviśālairapi bhūriśālaiḥ Śi. 3. 50; ratha- caraṇaviśālaśra ṇilolekṣaṇena 11. 23, 17. 47; R. 2. 21. 6. 32, Bg. 9. 21....

See bisala.

m. (for viśāla) N. of the son of Abja abja MW. 989,3 200449 f. N. of a town ib. (cf. vaiśālī). 126478 989,3 200450

m. N. of a king Inscr. 128299 1007,1 203966

Poison, venom.

1 Greatness, magni- tude.

2 Eminence.

a. Poisonous, venomous.

a. 1 Free from trouble or anxiety, secure.

2 Free from thorns or darts. lyā N. of sever- al plants: daṃtī, guḍūvī, ajamodā &c.

vi-sāmagrī,vi-sārathi &c, see p. 953, col. 1. 127645 1000,3 202715

The fibres of the stalk of a lotus; cf. bisa. Comp. ākaraḥ a kind of plant (bhadravūḍa). kaṭhā a crane.

[viṣ-ka] 1 Poison, venom (said to be m. also in this sense); viṣaṃ bhavatu mā bhūdvā phaṭāṭopo bhayaṃkaraḥ Pt. [Page0998-a+ 56] 1. 204.

2 Water; viṣaṃ jaladharaiḥ pītaṃ...

a. [vigato viruddho vā samaḥ] 1 Uneven, rough, rugged; pathiṣu vi- ṣameṣvapyacalatā Mu. 3. 3; vyālākī- rṇāḥ suviṣamāḥ Pt. 1. 64; Me. 19.

2 Irregular, unequal; Māl. 9. 43.

3...

f. (bhṛ) the domestic lizard L. 127640 1000,3 202710

m. (3. bhuj) separation HParis3. 127641 1000,3 202711

mfn. (car) moving hither and thither MBh. 127638 1000,3 202708

The fibres of the lotus- stalk.

Bad or disagreeable Saṃdhi (euphony) or absence of Saṃdhi, regarded as a fault in com- position; see K. P. 7. ad loc.

a. Ill-fitted, incongru- ous, unharmonious.

mfn. (han) disjoined, loosened Sus3r. (v.l. hita). 127637 1000,3 202707

1 P. 1 To become uneven.

2 To stumble, fall unevenly; Ś. 4. 15.

a. 1 Made rough, uneven or crooked.

2 Contracted, frown- ing.

3 Made difficult or inaccessi- ble.

1 P. To attach or stick to, to hang or suspend upon, (usually in p. p.).

a. Insensible, unconsci- ous.

1 A. 1 To suspect, fear, have doubts or suspicions about; viśaṃkase bhīru yatā'vadhīraṇāṃ Ś. 3. 14. satīmapi jñātikulaikasaṃśrayāṃ jano'nyathā bhartṛmatīṃ viśakate 5. 17.

2 To...

a. Fearless. kā Fear, suspicion.

a. (ṭā-ṭī f.) 1 Great, large, big; viśaṃkaṭo vakṣāsi bāṇa pāṇiḥ Bk. 2. 50, Śi. 13. 34.

2 Strong, vehement, powerful. ṭaṃ ind. Vehemently, intensely.

a. Frightful; dreadful, Māl. 5. 13; cf. viśaṃkaṭa. ṭaḥ 1 A lion.

2 The Iṅgudī tree.

mfn. (muh) utterly bewildered Hariv. 127642 1000,3 202712

P. -śaṃsati (Ved. inf. -ś/ase), to recite, comprise in words RV.; to divide in parts for recitation AitBr. 126457 989,3 200410 mfn. (for 2., see under vi-śas) praised, celebrated...

See tiryag-vis. 127636 1000,3 202706

vi-saṃṣṭhula,vi-saṃsthita &c, see p. 953, col. 1. 127635 1000,3 202705

a. 1 Unsteady, agitat- ed; Māl. 7.

2 Uneven.

1 P. 1 To be inconsis- tent, be at variance; kamalānāṃ manoharā- ṇāmapi rūpādvisaṃvadati śīlaṃ Mu. 1. 19; śakaṭadāsastu mitramiti visaṃvadaṃtyakṣarāṇi Mu. 5.

2 To break one's...

1 Deception, breaking one's promise, disappointment.

2 Inconsistency, incongruity, disagree- ment.

3 Contradiction.

a. 1 Disappointing, de- ceiving.

2 Inconsistent, contradic- tory

3 Differing, disagreeing; R. 15. 67.

4 Disputing, contesting.

5 False, untrue.

6 Fraudulent, crafty.

Disjunction, separation.

p. p. Disjoined, sepa- rated.

n. (for 2., see under vi-ṣo, fr. which 1. may perhaps also come; in older language also f (A). and accord. to g. ardhar-cādi, also m.; ifc. ā or ī) a horn, the horn of any animal...