Sanskrit Word List

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

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śākrī

1 N. of Sacī, wife of Indra.

2 Of Durgā.

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śakriḥ

1 A cloud.

2 The thun- derbolt of Indra.

3 A mountain.

4 An elephant.

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sakriya

a. Active, moveable.

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sakṛpaṇa

a. Miserable, wretched.

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śakṛt

n. [śak-ṛtan Uṇ. 4. 58] Ordure, excrement, especially of ani- mals. Comp. kariḥ m. f., karī a calf; śakṛtkarirvatsaḥ Sk. dvāraṃ the anus. piṃḍaḥ piṃḍakaḥ a ball or...

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sakṛt

ind. 1 Once; sakṛdaṃśo ni- patita sakṛtkanyā pradīyate. sakṛdāha dadā- nīti trīṇyetāni satāṃ sakṛt Ms. 9. 47.

2 At one time, on one occa- sion, formerly, once; sakṛtkṛtapraṇa-...

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sakṛta

n. an edict addressed to the S3u1dras SUdra s (= śūdra-śāsana) L. 143217 1124,3 227838

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śākṛtka

mfn. (fr. śakṛt) Pa1n2. 7-3, 51 Sch. 135109 1062,2 214862

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sakṣ

cl.1 P. sakṣati, to go Naigh. ii, 14 (only in pr. p. sakṣat [ RV. i, 131, 3 ], which accord. to Sa1y. = saṃ-bhajamāna; others derive it fr. sac, or sah). 143223 1124,3 227845

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sākṣ

cl.1 P. sākṣati = āpnoti (used in explaining pra-sākṣate fr. pra-sah) Nir. xi, 21. 151337 1197,3 241011

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sakṣa

mfn. (fr. sah) overpowering TS.; TBr. 143224 1124,3 227846 mfn. (for sa-kṣaṇa, see col. 2) conquering, victorious RV. 143225 1124,3 227847 mfn. vanquishing (with acc.) RV. 143226...

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sākṣa

mfn. (fr. 7. sa + akṣa) furnished with a yoke (of oxen) Kaus3. 151338 1197,3 241012

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sakṣama

m. N. of a teacher of the Hat2ha-vidya1 haṭha-vidyā (v.l. allama and su-kṣāma) Cat. 143228 1125,1 227850

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sakṣaṇa

a. Being at leisure.

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sakṣaṇi

mfn. (fr. sac) connected or united with (gen. or instr.), a comrade, companion, possessor RV. Page1125,1 143227 227849

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sākṣara

mf (A) n. containing syllables or letters L. 1198,1 241068 mf (A) n. eloquent (241069.1 -tā f.) Ka1v. 151382 1198,1 241069 f., See sākṣara 241069 1198,1 241069.1

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sākṣāt

ind. 1 In the presence of, before the very eyes, visibly, openly, evidently.

2 In person, actually, in bodily form; sākṣāt priyāmupagatāmapahāya pūrvaṃ Ś. 6. 15; 1. 6.

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sākṣata

mfn. containing uncrushed or whole grain (not deprived of husk), having grains of barley Ragh. 1198,1 241065 ind. without hurting (applied to a gentle kiss) Dhu1rtas. 151380...

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sākṣepa

a. Taunting, abusive.

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sākṣin

a. (ṇī f.) [saha akṣi a- sya; sākṣād draṣṭā sākṣī vā P. V. 2. 91] 1 Seeing, observing, witnessing.

2 Attesting, testifying. m. 1 A wit- ness, an observer, an eye-wit- ness;...

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sākṣiptam

ind. with absence of mind, thoughtlessly MBh. 151383 1198,1 241070 mfn. containing an objection or limitation, Ka1vya7d. 1198,1 241071 mfn. conveying reproach or irony, taunting...

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sākṣyaṃ

1 Evidence, testimony; ta- meva cādhāya vivāhasākṣye R. 7. 20.

2 Attestation.

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śakta

p. p. [śak-kta] 1 Able, capa- ble, competent (with gen. or loc. or inf.); bahavo'sya karmaṇaḥ śaktāḥ Ve. 3; tasyopakāre śaktastvaṃ kiṃ jīvan kimutānya- thā ibid.

2 Strong,...

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śākta

a. ktī f. [śaktirdevatā'sya aṇ.] 1 Relating to power.

2 Re- [Page1039-a+ 56] lating to Śakti or the female personi- fication of divine energy ktaḥ A worshipper of Śakti; (the...

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sakta

p. p. [saṃj kta] 1 Stuck or attached to, in contact with.

2 Ad- dicted, devoted or attached to; [Page1076-a+ 55] fond of; saktāsi kiṃ kathaya vairiṇi mauryaputre Mu. 2. 6.

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sāktava

(fr. saktu), a beverage prepared from barley L. 151334 1197,3 241005 mfn. = saktuni sādhuh, guḍādi 1197,3 241006 mfn. = saktave prabhavati g. saṃtāpādi 1197,3 241007 m. barley W....

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śākteyaḥ

1 A worshipper of Śakti.

2 N. of Parāśara.

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sakthan

A substitute for sakthi after acc. dual

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sakthi

n. [saṃj kithan Uṇ. 3. 154] 1 The thigh; (changed in comp. to saktha after uttara, pūrva and mṛga or when the compound implies com- parison; see P. V 4. 98).

2 A bone.

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śaktiḥ

f. [śak-ktin] 1 (a) Pow- er, ability, capacity, strength, ener- gy, prowess; daivaṃ nihatya kuru pauruṣamā- tmaśaktyā Pt. 1. 361; jñāni maunaṃ kṣamā śaktau R. 1. 22; so...

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saktiḥ

f. 1 Contact, touch

2 Union, junction; saktiṃ javādapanayatya- nilolatānāṃ Ki. 5. 46.

3 Attach- ment, addiction, devotion (to any- thing).

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śāktikaḥ

1 A worshipper of Śakti.

2 A spearman, lancer.

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śāktīkaḥ

A spearman, lancer.

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śaktimat

a. 1 Strong, able, power- ful, mighty.

2 Possessing a compe- tence.

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śaktitas

ind. According to power, to the best of one's power or abi- lity.

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śaktri

or śaktrin w.r. for śakti m. Page1047,1 132900 211420

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śaktrin

or śaktri w.r. for śakti m. Page1047,1 132900 211420.1

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śaktu

m. n. The flour or meal of barley, barley-meal; see saktu.

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saktu

m. pl. [saṃj-tun kicca] The flour of barley first fried and then ground, barley-meal; bhikṣāsaktubhireva saṃprati vayaṃ vṛttiṃ samīhāmahe Bh. 2. 64. Comp. phalā-lī the Śamī...

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saktukaḥ

1 = saktu.

2 A kind of poison.

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sāktukaṃ

A quantity of fried grain (saktu). kaḥ Barley.

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saktula

a. Containing barley-flour.

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sakukṣi

a. Having the same womb, born of the same mother, uterine (as a brother &c.).

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sakula

a. 1 Belonging to a noble family.

2 Belonging to the same family.

3 Having a family.

4 Along with the family. laḥ 1 A kinsman.

2 A kind of fish (sakulī also).

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śakula

m. a kind of fish (perhaps the gilt-head) VS.; AV.; MBh. &c 1046,3 211390 m. a kind of spur-like projection (behind the hoof of an ox or cow) VS. 1046,3 211391 m. (with...

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sākula

mfn. perplexed, bewildered Katha1s. 151322 1197,3 240989

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śākulādika

mf (A, or I) n. (fr. śakulāda), g. kāśy-ādi. 135107 1062,2 214858 mfn. belonging to fish 1062,2 214859 m. a fisherman Pa1n2. 4-4, 35 Sch. 1062,2 214860 n. a multitude of fish L....

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śakulaḥ

A kin of fish. Comp. adanī 1. a kind of med- icinal plant (called Kaṭki).

2. an earthworm. arbhakaḥ a kind of fish.

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