Sanskrit Word List

Destitution, poverty, indigence.

a. (jī f.) Own, one's own.

mfn. consecrated to Nejamesha nejameṣa Ma1nGr2. 072296 570,3 112510

a. (na-eka) Not one or alone; mostly in comp.; ºātman m., ºrūpaḥ, ºśṛgaḥ epithets of the Supreme Being. kaḥ An epithet of Viṣṇu. Comp. cara a. living in society, gregarious....

ind. In various ways, vari- ously.

ind. 1 In great numbers.

2 Repeatedly, often, frequently.

A demon, Rākṣasa.

mfn. (fr. naikatī f. N. of a village in the north of India) Pa1n2. 4-2, 110 g. palady-ādi. 072287 570,3 112499

a. (kī f.) Adjacent, near, contiguous. kaḥ An ascetic or Bhikṣu; Bk. 4. 12 (vide com- mentary).

Proximity, neighbour- hood.

a. (kī f.) 1 Dishonest, false (or perhaps cruel); Ms. 4. 196.

2 Low, vile, wicked.

3 Morose.

m. patr. fr. Ni1lakan2t2ha nīlakaṇṭha L. 072329 571,1 112557 mfn. composed by N Ni1lakan2t2ha nīlakaṇṭha MBh. (under chapters or books). 072330 571,1 112558

m. patr. fr. Ni1la nīla g. tikādi. 072331 571,1 112559

n. (fr. nīla) dark-blue (the colour) L. 072332 571,1 112560

Blueness, dark-blue colour.

A banquet, feast.

A trader, merchant.

mfn. relating to or coming from the Nimba tree (Azadirachta Indica) Var. 072321 570,3 112547

Barter, exchange.

a. (ṣī f.) Lasting for a ‘nimisha’ or twinkling, momentary, transient. ṣaṃ N. of a sacred forest celebrated as the residence of cer- tain sages to whom Sauti related the...

An inhabitant of the forest, called Naimiṣa.

a. (ttī f.) Relating to signs, marks &c.

a. (kī f.) 1 Produced by, connected with, or dependent on, any particular cause.

2 Unusual, occasional, accidental, produced by some cause (opp. nitya). kaḥ An astrologer,...

m. N. of an author Cat. 570,3 112518

m. N. of an author Cat. 072302 570,3 112518.1

mf (I) n. (fr. nīpa) coming from the Nauclea Cadamba L. 072303 570,3 112519 m. (fr. nipātithi) N. of Sa1mans sAman s Ta1n2d2Br.; A1rshBr. 072304 570,3 112520 n. patr. fr. nīpa...

a. (lī f.) Produced in Nepāla. lī 1 Red arsenic.

2 The indigo plant.

3 The plant called na- vamallikā.

a. (kī f.) Produced in Nepāla. kaṃ Copper.

v.l. for nep q.v. 072306 570,3 112522

a. (kī f.) Mentioned incidentally or by the way.

1 Dexterity, skill, cleverness, proficiency; naipuṇonneyama- sti U. 6. 26; Śi. 16. 30.

2 Strict- ness, exactness.

3 Anything that requires skill, a delicate matter.

4...

1 Uninterruptedness, close succession, continuity.

2 Closeness, contiguity (in space).

Disregard, indifference.

Senselessness, nonsense.

1 Hopelessness, despair, despondency; taṭasthaṃ nairāśyāt U. 3. 13.

2 Absence of wish or expecta- tion; yenāśāḥ pṛṣṭhataḥ kṛtvā nairāśyamava- laṃbitaṃ H. 1. 144; Bv. 4. 20.

An inhabitant of hell.

a. Getting over dangerous or critical times.

A servant.

Pitilessness, cruelty; vaiṣamyanairghṛṇye na sāpekṣatvāt tathā hi da- rśayati Br. Sūt. II. 1. 34.

1 Absence of qualities or properties.

2 Want of excellence, absence of good qualities; nairguṇyameva sādhīyo dhigastu guṇagauravaṃ Bv. 1. 88.

Shamelessness, impu- dence.

Cleanness, purity, spot- lessness, (physical as well as moral).

1 A demon; bhayamapralayodve- [Page0649-c+ 54] gādācakhyurnairṛtodadheḥ R. 10. 34; 11. 21; 12. 43; 14. 4; 15. 20.

2 The regent of the south-western direc- tion. taṃ The lunar...

1 An epithet of Durgā.

2 The south-western direction.

n. (fr. nī-ruja) health Kull. on Mn. xi, 237. 072328 571,1 112556

Health.

One who knows the etymology of words, an etymo- logist.

a. (kī f.) Conducting or leading out, carrying (as water &c.).