Sanskrit Word List

a. (rṣakā or rṣikā f.) [hṛṣ ṇic ṇvul] Delighting, gladdening, delightful, pleasing.

(ṇā or ṇī f.) [hṛṣ-ṇic lyu] Causing delight, gladdening, de- lightful, pleasant. ṇaḥ 1 N. of one of the five arrows of Kāma- deva.

2 A morbid affection of the eyes.

3 A...

a. [hṛṣ-ṇic itnu] Gladden- ing, pleasing, delighting. n. Gold. m. A son.

f. a kind of metre RPra1t. 164221 1293,1 261757

a. 1 Delighted, happy.

2 Made happy, gladdened.

hārṣṇi, see p. 1293, col. 1. 164866 1297,2 262706

1 A deer.

2 A lover.

tavya,tṛ &c, see p. 1289, col. 2. 164126 1292,2 261621

m. N. of wk. 164127 1292,2 261622

a. (rtrī f.) One who takes away, seizes, robs, accepts &c. m. 1 A thief, robber, Bh; 2, 16.

2 The sun.

m. or n. a partic. high number Buddh. 164123 1292,2 261613

1 P. (haryati) 1 To go.

2 To worship.

3 To take.

4 To threat- en.

5 To be weary or fatigued.

a. 1 To be taken or com- [Page1170-b+ 56] veyed.

2 To be borne or carried on; yadūḍhayā vāraṇarājahāryayā Ku. 5. 70.

3 To be taken away or snatch- ed off; R. 7. 67.

4 To be...

hary-aṅga &c, see above, col. 1. 164147 1292,2 261649

m. pl. N. of a people VP. 164149 1292,2 261651

1 A horse.

2 A horse fit for the Aśvamedha sacrifice.

m. N. of a son of Kr2ita kṛta (v.l. haryaśvata) VP. 164148 1292,2 261650

1 P. (hasati, hasita) 1 To smile, laugh (gently); hasasi yadi kiṃcidapi daṃtarucikaumudī harati daratimi- ramatighoraṃ Gīt. 10; Bk. 7. 63, 14. 93.

2 To laugh at, mock, ridicule...

hāsya, see p.1294, cols. 2 and 3. 164871 1297,2 262711

1 Laugh, laughter.

2 De- rision.

3 Merriment, mirth.

[has-bhāve ghañ] 1 Laughter, laughing, smile; bhāso hāsaḥ P. R. 1. 22.

2 Joy, mirth, merriment.

3 Laughter, as the prevailing feeling of the rasa called hāsya; see S. D. 207....

A buffoon, merry-andrew.

1 A portable fire-place.

2 A kind of Mallikā.

A portable fire-place.

Laughing, laughter.

A portable fire-place. Comp. maṇiḥ fire.

m. The moon.

Laughter, derision.

1 Laughter.

2 Mirth, merriment.

m. a kind of mouse (cf. haṃsira) Cat. 164469 1294,3 262133

p. p. [has-kartari kta] 1 Laughed, laughing.

2 Blown, ex- panded. taṃ 1 Laughter.

2 Joke, jesting.

3 The bow of the god of love.

&c, see col. 2. 164471 1294,3 262135

a. 1 Smiling.

2 Stupid, foolish, ignorant.

The thirteenth lunar man- sion.

m. (ifc. f (A)., of unknown derivation) the hand (ifc. = holding in or by the hand; haste kṛ [ as two words ], to take into the hand, get possession of; haste- kṛ [ as a comp. ],...

hāstika,hāstina, see p. 1296, col. 1. 164872 1297,2 262712

[has-tan na iṭ Uṇ. 3. 86] 1 The hand; hastaṃ gata ‘fallen in the hand or possession of’, gautamīhaste vi- sarjayiṣyāmi Ś. 3 ‘I shall send it by Gautamī’; so haste patitā;...

ind. Hand to hand; hastā- hasti janyamajani Dk.

1 A hand.

2 The posi- tion of the hand.

a. Dexterous, skilful, cle- ver.

An elephant-driver or rider. kaṃ A herd of elephants; Śi. 5. 30.

A multitude of elephants.

a. (nī f.) [hastaḥ śuṃḍādaṃḍo- 'styasya ini] 1 Having hands.

2 Having a trunk. m. An elephant; Ms. 7. 96, 12. 43; (elephants are said to be of four kinds; bhadra, maṃdra,...

N. of Hastināpura, q. v.

N. of a celebrated town said to have been founded by king Hastin, one of the descendants of Bharata; said to be situated about 56 miles north-east of the modern Delhi on the banks...

N. of a city founded by king Hastin, said to be situated some fifty miles north-east of the modern Delhi; it forms a central scene of action in the Ma- hābhārata; its other names...

hastināpuraṃ is an alternate of hastinapuraṃ. N. of a city founded by king Hastin, said to be situated some fifty miles north-east of the modern Delhi; it forms a central scene of...

1 A female elephant.

2 A kind of drug and perfume.

3 A woman of a particular class, one of the four classes into which writers on erotical science divide women [Page1169-b+...