Sanskrit Word List

The forehead.

1 An ornament worn on the forehead.

2 A mark made with sandal or any other fragrant powder on the forehead; lalāṭikācaṃdanadhūsa- rālakā Ku. 5. 55; bhasmalalāṭikā K. 139; tena...

a. (kī f.) [lalāṭaṃ prabhorbhāgyaṃ paśpati ṭhañ] 1 Being on or relating to the forehead.

2 Aris- ing from or dependent on fate; prā- ptistu lālāṭikī Udb.

3 Useless; low, vile....

a. Having a high or hand- some forehead.

Den. A. To emit saliva; Pt. 4. 78.

f. the being possessed by a demon Gal. 116233 900,3 182279

lālita &c, see p. 898, col. 1. 116232 900,3 182278

A buffalo. kā A jest- ing reply.

See p.898, col, 1. 116234 900,3 182280

m. A seducer.

A wanton woman.

a. [lal-kta] 1 Playing, sporting, dallying.

2 Amorous, sportive, wanton, voluptuous.

3 Lovely, beautiful, handsome, ele- gant, graceful; lalitalalitairjyotsnā-...

1 A woman(in general).

2 A wanton woman.

3 Musk.

4 A form of Durgā.

5 N. of vari- ous metres. Comp. paṃcamī the fifth day in the bright half of Āśvina. saptamī the...

p. p. 1 Caressed, fondled, coaxed, indulged.

2 Seduced.

3 Loved, desired. taṃ Pleasure, love, joy.

A fondling or darling, pet, little favourite.

[lalitasya bhāvaḥ ghañ] 1 Loveliness, charm, beauty, grace, sweetness; daṃḍinaḥ padalālityaṃ Udb.

2 Amorous gestures.

m. N. of an astronomer Gol. 898,2 181823 m. of a writer on law Cat. 898,2 181824 m. of a minister Ra1jat. 898,2 181825 f. N. of a courtezan ib. 115939 898,2 181826

mf (A) n. (onomat.) stammering L. 115942 898,2 181829

m. N. of a man Ra1jat. 115943 898,2 181830

m. N. of an author Cat. 115944 898,2 181831

A kind of necklace.

m. or n. (?) N. of a place Ra1jat. 115938 898,2 181822

(= ram; not in Dha1tup.; only pf. lalāma), to delight in, sport, enjoy sexually Hariv. 115751 897,1 181467 m. a lover, gallant W. 897,1 181468 m. = tīrtha-śodhaka Un2. ii, 33 Sch....

n. the root of Andropogon Muricatus Hcar.; Sus3r. 116219 900,3 182257

The root of a parti- cular fragrant grass (vīraṇamūla).

A lover, parmour,

m. patr. fr. lamaka g. naḍādi 900,3 182250 m. N. of a teacher Nida1nas. 900,3 182251 m. pl. the descendants of Lamaka lamaka g. upakādi. 116214 900,3 182252 m. a patr. Pravar....

1 A. (laṃbate, laṃbita) 1 To hang down, hang from, dangle; ṛṣayo hyatra laṃbate Mb.

2 To be attached to, stick to, hold on to, rest on; lalaṃ- bire sadasilatāḥ priyā iva Śi. 7....

(cf. 1. ramb) cl.1 A1. (Dha1tup. x, 15) l/ambate (mc. also ti; pf. lalambe MBh. &c; aor. alambiṣṭa Gr.; fut. lambitā ib.; lambiṣyati MBh.; inf. lambitum ib.; ind.p. -lambya ib.),...

a. [laṃb-ac] 1 Hanging down, hanging from, pendent, dangling; pāṃḍyoyamaṃsārpitalaṃbahāraḥ R. 6. 60, 84; Me. 84.

2 Hanging upon, attached to.

3 Great, large.

4 Spacious.

5...

1 An epithet of Durgā.

2 Of Lakṣmī.

1 A perpendicular (in geom.).

2 The complement of la- titude, colatitude (in astr.).

[laṃb-lyu lyuṭ vā] 1 An epi- thet of Śiva.

2 The phlegmatic humour. naṃ 1 Hanging down, de- pending, descending &c.

2 Fringe.

3 The parallax in longitude (of the moon)....

(cf. 2. rambh) cl.1 A1. lambhate, to sound Dha1tup. x, 24 (Vop.) 115799 897,2 181581

bhaka,bhana &c, see p. 896, col. 3. 115800 897,2 181582

1 Attainment, acquirement.

2 Meeting with.

3 Recovery.

4 Gain.

1 Attainment, acquirement. [Page0925-a+ 56]

2 Recovery.

p. p. 1 Procured, got, ob- tained.

2 Given.

3 Improved.

4 Employed, applied.

5 Cherish- ed.

6 Spoken to, addressed.

The soft palate or uvula.

p. p. 1 Hanging down, pen- dent.

2 Suspended.

3 Sunk, gone down.

4 Resting on, attached to (see laṃb).

A necklace of seven strings.

A present, bribe.

1 P. (lāṃchati) 1 To distin- guish, mark, characterize.

2 To deck, decorate.

[lāṃch-karmaṇi lyuṭ] 1 A sign, mark, token, characteristic mark; navāṃbudānīkamuhūrtalāṃchane (dhanuṣi) R. 3. 53; U. 4. 20; Mv. 1. 18; oft. at the end of comp. in the sense of...

p. p. [lāṃch-kta] 1 Marked, dis- tinguished, characterised.

2 Named, called.

3 Decorated.

4 Furnished with.

1 P., 10 U. (laṃḍati, laṃḍayati-te) 1 To toss upwards, throw up.

2 To speak.

Excrement, ordure.

London(a modern forma- tion, probably from French Londres).