Sanskrit Word List

Browse Sanskrit words with Apte and Monier-Williams dictionary meanings.

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kācchima

mfn. (= accha) clear (as water) L. 031997 268,2 47341

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kacchoraṃ

A kind of Curcuma (śaṭī).

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kacchoṭikā

= kacchaṭikā q. v.

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kacchu

f. = kacchū below L. 243,1 41802 f. a species of plant L. 028653 243,1 41802.1 m. Trichosanthes Dioeca L. 243,1 41803 f. a species of Hapusha1 hapuṣā (q.v.) L. 028654 243,1 41804

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kacchuḥ

f. Itch, scab. Comp. ghnī the plant (paṭola); another plant (hapuṣābheda).

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kacchumatī

The plant Carpopogon Pruriens śūkaśiṃbī (said to cause itching on being applied to the skin).

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kacchura

a. [kacchu ra thasvaśca P. V. 2. 107 Vārt.] 1 Scabby, itchy.

2 Unchaste, libidinous.

3 Poor, wretched. rā N. of several plants; śaṭī, śūkīṃśabī.

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kaccid

See under 2. kad. 028631 242,3 41751

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kaccit

ind. A particle of (1) in- terrogation (often translateable by ‘I hope’); kaccit ahamiva vismṛtavā- nasi tvaṃ Ś. 6; kaccinmṛgīṇāmanaghā prasūtiḥ [Page0368-a+ 56] R. 5. 7; also 5,...

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kacelaṃ

A string or cover contain- ing and keeping together the leaves of a manuscript.

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kācigha

m. a mouse, rat L. 268,2 47328 m. gold L. 268,2 47329 m. a legume W. 031987 268,2 47330

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kācighaḥ

1 A rat, mouse.

2 Gold.

3 A vegetable.

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kācilindi

and kācilindika vv.ll. for kāka-ciñcika Lalit. 031992 268,2 47335 and kācilindi vv.ll. for kāka-ciñcika Lalit. 031992 268,2 47335.1

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kācima

m. a sacred tree (growing near a temple) L. 031991 268,2 47334

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kāciñcika

v.l. for kāka-ciñcika Lalit. xix, 3. 031988 268,2 47331

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kācita

a. Suspended in a loop or by a swing.

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kācitkara

mfn. (fr. kā-cid = kāni-cid) doing everything, doing various things, serving various purposes, very active RV. x, 86, 13. 031990 268,2 47333

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kacora

m. Curcuma Zerumbet Nigh. 028628 242,3 41746

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kacu

f. Arum Colocasia (an esculent root cultivated for food; cf. kacvī). 028626 242,3 41744 m. N. of a man. 028627 242,3 41745

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kacuḥ

f. An esculent root; see kacvī.

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kācūkaḥ

1 A cock.

2 The Cha- kravāka bird.

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kacvī

A plant with an esculent root (Arum Colocasia) cultivated for food.

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kaḍ

I. 1 U. (kaḍati-te, kaḍita) 1 To be proud.

2 To unhusk; cf. kaṃḍ.

3 To be disturbed or confused. II. 6 P. To eat, consume. III. 10 U. 1 To protect.

2 To remove the chaff...

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kad

I. 4 A. (kadyate) To be con- founded or confused, to suffer mentally. II. 1 A. (kadate) also 1 P. 1 To cry, to weep or shed tears.

2 To grieve.

3 To call.

4 To kill or...

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kaḍa

a. 1 Dumb.

2 Hoarse.

3 Ignorant, foolish.

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kada

a. 1 Giving water.

2 Giving happiness. daḥ A cloud.

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kadā

ind. When, at what time; kadā gamiṣyasi-eṣa gacchāmi; kadā katha- yiṣyasi &c.; when connected with a following api it means ‘now and then’, ‘at times’, ‘sometimes’, ‘at some...

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kaḍacchaka

m. a kind of spoon, ladle. 028939 244,3 42268

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kādācitka

a. (tkī f.) Inci- dental, occasional.

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kadaka

m. an awning L. (cf. kandaka.) 029309 248,1 42869

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kaḍakaṃ

Sea-salt obtained by eva- poration.

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kadakaṃ

A canopy, awning.

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kadala

mf (I [ ā L. ]). the plantain or banana tree, Musa Sapientum (its soft, perishable stem is a symbol of frailty) Sus3r.; R.; Megh. 248,1 42876 f. N. of several plants (Pistia...

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kadalaḥ

The plantain tree; ūrudvayaṃ mṛgadṛśaḥ kadalasya kāṃḍau Amaru. 95. lā N. of several plants: pṛśni ḍiṃbikā, and śālmali. lī 1 The plantain tree; kiṃ yāsi bālakadalīva...

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kādaleya

(fr. kadala) g. sakhyādi. 032215 270,2 47680

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kadalikā

A banner, flag; Māl. 6.

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kadalīkṣatā

1 A sort of cucum- ber.

2 A beautiful woman.

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kadalin

m. A kind of antelope.

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kaḍamba

m. (Un2. iv, 82) an end or point Comm. on Un2. 245,1 42274 m. the stalk of a pot-herb L. 245,1 42275 m. Convolvulus Repens Car. 245,1 42276 f. id. L. 028944 245,1 42277

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kadamba

See under 1. kad. 029310 248,1 42870

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kādamba

m. (Un2. iv, 84) a kind of goose with dark-grey wings (kala-haṃsa) MBh.; R.; Ragh.; Sus3r. 270,2 47656 m. an arrow L. 270,2 47657 m. the plant Nauclea Cadamba L. 270,2 47658 f. a...

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kadaṃbadaḥ

The mustard-seed plant.

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kadaṃbagolakanyāyaḥ

kadaṃbagolakanyāyaḥ is an alternate of kadaṃbakorakanyāyaḥ. The maxim of the Kadamba buds; used to denote simultaneous rise or action, like the bursting forth of the buds of the...

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kaḍaṃbaḥ

1 The stem or stalk (of a pot-herb).

2 The end or point, angle.

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kadaṃbaḥ

[kad karaṇe aṃbac Tv.] 1 A kind of tree (said to put forth buds at the roaring of thunder- clouds); katipayakusumodgamaḥ kadaṃbaḥ U. 3. 20, 42; Māl. 3. 7; Me. 25; R. 12. 99.

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kādaṃbaḥ

[cf. Uṇ. 4. 83] 1 A kind of goose (kalahaṃsa); R. 13. 55; Rs. 4. 9.

2 An arrow; Śi. 18. 29.

3 A sugarcane.

4 The Kadamba tree. baṃ Flower of the Kadamba tree; R. 13. 27.

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kādaṃbakaḥ

An arrow.

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kadaṃbakorakanyāyaḥ

The maxim of the Kadamba buds; used to denote simultaneous rise or action, like the bursting forth of the buds of the Kadamba tree at one and the same time.

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