Sanskrit Word List

n. a fragment, piece, morsel (See ardha- and puroḍāśa-b). 092908 735,2 146024

1. 6. P. (barhati, bṛhati) 1 To grow, increase, expand.

2 To roar. WITH ud 1. to lift, raise; Ms. 1. 14; Bk. 14. 88. ni to destroy, remove; Śi. 1. 29.

[bṛhataḥ vācaḥ patiḥ pāraskarā- diº] 1 N. of the preceptor of the gods; (for the abduction of his wife Tārā by the moon, see under tārā to soma.)

2 The planet Jupiter;...

a. (tī f.) [bṛh-ati] 1 Large, great, big, bulky; Māl. 9. 5.

2 Wide, broad, extensive, far-extend- ed; dilīpasūnoḥ sa bṛhadbhujāṃtaraṃ R. 3. 54.

3 Vast, ample, abundant.

4...

An upper garment, a mantle, wrapper.

(?) m. or n. N. of wk. 093219 737,1 146437

I. 1. 6. P. (bṛṃhati, bṛṃhita) 1 To grow, increase; bṛṃhitamanyuvega Bk. 3. 49.

2 To roar. Caus To cause to grow, nourish. II. 1 P., 10 U. (bṛṃ- hati, bṛṃhayati-te) 1 To...

a. Fostering, nourishing. ṇaḥ A kind of sweetmeat. ṇaṃ 1 Nourishing.

2 The roaring noise (of an elephant); Śi. 18. 3.

p. p. 1 Grown, increased; Bv. 2. 109.

2 Roared &c.

3 Che- rished, nourished. taṃ The roaring of an elephant; Śi. 12. 15; Ki. 7. 39.

bṛndā-vana, see vṛndār,vṛndā-v. 092909 735,2 146025

m. N. of a demon (Sa1y. = tvaṣṭṛ) RV. i, 93, 4 735,2 146030 m. (prob.) a sorcerer, conjuror, vi, 61, 3. 092914 735,2 146031

The seat of an ascetic or holy sage.

See bṛsī below. 092913 735,2 146029

f. (also written bṛṣī, vṛsī, or vṛṣī) a roll of twisted grass, pad, cushion, (esp.) the seat of a religious student or of an ascetic, S3rS.; MBh. &c 092915 735,2 146032 f. id. L....

2 U. (bravīti, brūte or āha; this root is defective in the non-conju- gational tenses, its forms being made up from vac) 1 To say, tell, speak (with two acc.); tāṃ… brūyā evaṃ Me....

(see vruḍ vrūs) 1331,1 147486.1

(see vruḍ vrūs). 1331,1 147494.1

a. Professing or pretend- ing to be, calling oneself by a name to which he has no real title (at the end of comp.), as in brāhmaṇabruva, kṣatriyabruva &c.

m. N. of a man (the father of Vit2t2hala viṭṭhala Di1kshita dīkṣita, about 1620) Cat. 092905 735,2 146021

1 Desire of eating, hun- ger.

2 The desire of enjoying any- thing.

a. Hungry, starving, pin- ched with hunger; bubhukṣitaḥ kiṃ na ka- roti pāpaṃ Pt. 4. 15, or bubhukṣittaḥ kiṃ dvi- kareṇa bhuṃkte Udb.

a. 1 Hungry, desirous of worldly enjoyments (opp. mumukṣu).

f. (fr. Desid. of bhṛ) desire of supporting (gen.) A1past. 092878 735,1 145985 mfn. (ifc.) wishing to nourish or support, S3am2k. 092879 735,1 145986

Wish to be or become.

mfn. (fr. Desid. of bhu) wishing the welfare of, wishing to be of service to (gen. or comp.) MBh. 735,1 145987 f. desire of being or living S3a1n3khBr.; BhP. 735,1 Page735,2...

a. Wishing to or become; prabhurbubhūṣurbhuvanatrayasya yaḥ Śi. 1. 49.

Desire to know, curio- sity.

a. Desirous to know or learn, curious, inquisitive.

See p. 734, col. 2. 092873 735,1 145976

m. water (= udaka Naigh. i, 12). 092872 735,1 145975

Ved. Water.

6 P. (buḍati) 1 To cover, hide, conceal.

2 To omit, discharge.

1 U. (bodati-te) 1 To per- ceive, see, apprehend, discern.

2 To understand, know.

ind. an onomat. word imitative of the bubbling sound made by the sinking of an object in water HParis3. (cf. budbuda). 092601 733,1 145557

m. (onomat.; cf. buḍabuḍa) a bubble (often as a symbol of anything transitory) RV. (cf. comp.) MBh.; Ka1v. &c (ifc. f (A).) 733,1 145560 m. an ornament or decoration resembling a...

1 A bubble; satataṃ jātavina- ṣṭāḥ payasāmiva budbudāḥ payasi Pt. 5. 7.

2 A type of anything very transitory.

3 Embryo five days old; paṃcarātreṇa kalalaṃ budbudākāratāṃ...

p. p. [budh-kta] 1 Known, un- derstood, perceived.

2 Awakened, awake.

3 Observed.

4 Enlighten- ed, wise; (see budh). ddhaḥ 1 A wise or learned man, a sage.

2 (With...

f. [budh-ktin] 1 Perception, comprehension.

2 Intellect, under- standing, intelligence, talent; tī- kṣṇā nāruṃtudā buddhiḥ Śi. 2. 109; śā- streṣvakuṃṭhitā buddhiḥ R. 1. 19.

3...

a. 1 Endowed with un- derstanding, intelligent, rational.

2 Wise, learned.

3 Sharp, clever, acute.

4 Humble, docile.

Wisdom, sagacity.

1 U., 4 A. (bodhati-te, budhyate, buddha) 1 To know, understand, com- prehend; kramādamuṃ nārada ityabodhi saḥ Śi. 1. 3; 9. 24; nābuddha kalpadrumatāṃ vihāya jātaṃ...

a. [budh-ka] 1 Wise, clever, learned.

2 Intelligent.

3 Waking, awaking. dhaḥ A wise or learned man; nipīya yasya kṣitirakṣiṇaḥ kathāṃ tathādriyaṃte na budhāḥ sudhāmapi N. 1....

a. [budh-anac kicca] 1 One who teaches the Vedas

2 Speak- ing kindly.

3 Wise, learned, pru- dent.

4 Waking (Ved.). 1 A wise man, sage.

2 A holy teach- er, spiritual guide.

a. Learned, wise.

a. Known, understood.

mn. (probably not connected with budh; but cf. Un2. iii, 5) bottom, ground, base, depth, lowest part of anything (as the root of a tree &c) RV.; AV.; S3Br. (b/udhna) S3rS.; ChUp....

1 The bottom of a vessel.

2 The foot of a tree.

3 The lowest part.

4 An epithet of Śiva. (Also budhnya in the last sense).

5 The body.

6 Ved. The sky.

a. 1 Observable, noteworthy.

2 To be awaked or roused.