Sanskrit Word List

8 U. 1 To stretch over, cover over, cover with.

2 To make continuous, connect together.

3 To effect, accomplish.

4 To show, display.

mfn. (fr. saṃ-tāna) derived or taken from the Kalpa kalpa tree (called Sam2ta1na saṃtāna) Hariv. 151967 1203,2 241980 mf (I) n. stretching, extending W. 1203,2 241981 mf (I) n....

1 Stretching, extending, extension, expanse, spread; Ś. 7. 8.

2 Continuity, continuous flow or line, succession, continuance; acchinnāmalasaṃtānāḥ Ku. 6. 69; saṃ- tānavāhīni...

One of the five trees of Indra's paradise or its flower; Ku. 6. 46, 7. 3; Śi. 6. 67.

mf (I) n. written or composed by S3am2tanu śaṃtanu Cat. 1065,1 215458 m. patr. of Bhi1shma bhīṣma (as son of king S3am2tanu śaṃtanu, the reputed great uncle of the Pa1n2d2avas...

‘The son of Saṃtanu’, N. of Bhīṣma.

1 Froth, foam.

2 Cream. [Page1087-a+ 56]

3 A cob-web.

4 The blade of a knife or sword.

a. (kī f.) 1 Stretch- ing, spreading, extending (as a tree).

2 Relating to offspring or descendants.

3 Relating to the tree Saṃtāna, q. v. kaḥ A Brāh- maṇa who wishes to...

m. connection Nalac. Sch. 144106 1134,1 229482

N. of a king of the lunar race. He married Gaṅgā and Satya- vatī; by the former wife he had a son named Bhīṣma, and by the latter Citrāṅgada and Vicitravīrya. Bhīṣma remained a...

1 P. 1 To heat, warm; saṃtaptacāmīkara Bk. 3. 3; saṃtaptāyasi saṃsthitasya payaso nāmāpi na jñāyate Bh. 2. 67.

2 To parch, dry up.

3 To pain by heat, torture. Pass. 1 To...

1 Heat, great heat, in- flammation; Māl. 3. 4.

2 Dis- tress, torment, suffering, tor- ture, agony, anguish; saṃtāpasaṃta- timahāvyasanāya tasyāmāsaktametadanapekṣita- hetu cetaḥ...

a. (nī f.) Burning, inflam- ing. naḥ N. of one of the 5 ar- rows of Cupid. naṃ 1 Burning, scorching.

2 Paining, afflicting.

3 Exciting passion.

mfn. (fr. saṃ-tapana) heating, warming, warm (said of the Maruts marut s) RV.; AV.; Br.; S3rS. 1203,1 241958 mfn. relating to the sun VS. (Mahi1dh.) 1203,1 241959 mfn. sacred to...

1 Heating, inflaming.

2 Torturing.

A kind of rigid penance; cf. Ms. 11. 213.

p. p. Heated, afflicted, tormented &c.

p. p. 1 Heated, inflamed, red-hot, glowing; Pt. 1. 250.

2 Distressed, afflicted, tormented.

3 Burnt, scorched.

4 Exhausted, fatigued, wearied. Comp. ayas n. red-hot...

a. 1 Having interstices or intervals.

2 Open in texture.

or saṃ-tar/ām ind. (fr. 2. s/am + t) more together RV.; AV.; TS.; S3Br. 145199 1142,2 231295

or saṃ-tar/am ind. (fr. 2. s/am + t) more together RV.; AV.; TS.; S3Br. 145199 1142,2 231295.1

&c, see saṃ-tṝ. 145198 1142,2 231294

1 Crossing over.

2 Sur- mounting.

Caus. -tarjayati, to threaten, abuse, scold, terrify MBh.; Ka1v. &c 145201 1142,2 231297 mfn. threatening, abusing, reviling Car. 1142,2 231298 m. N. of one of Skanda skanda 's...

Threatening, reviling.

P. -tarkayati, to consider or regard as (two acc.) MBh. 145200 1142,2 231296

paṇa &c, see sam-tṛp, col. 3. 145204 1142,2 231302

1 Satisfying, satiating.

2 Gratifying, delighting.

3 That which gives delight.

4 A kind of sweet dish.

p. p. 1 Stretched, extend- ed.

2 Uninterrupted, continual, con- stant, regular.

3 Lasting, eternal.

4 Much, many. taṃ ind. Always, continually, constantly, eternally,...

f. 1 Stretching across, spreading along.

2 Extent, ex- panse, extension.

3 Continuous line or flow, series, row, range, succession, continuity; ciṃtāsaṃtati-...

mfn. (fr. saṃ-tati) bestowing offspring Hariv. 151953 1203,1 241957

mfn. (pr. p. of Intens. of saṃ-tu) one who has great power to effect or accomplish, able, capable RV. 145205 1142,2 231303

Pass. -tāyyate, to be spread or stretched out VS. 145206 1142,2 231304

A eunuch (= śaṃḍha q. v.).

f. [śam-ktin] 1 Pacifica- tion, allayment, alleviation, re- moval; adhvaravighātaśāṃtaye R. 11. 1, 62.

2 Calmness, tranquillity, quiet, ease, rest, repose; smara saṃsmṛtya na...

1 End, destruction.

2 A gift; cf. sati.

Caus. -tejayati, to stir up, excite, arouse MBh.; Ba1lar. 145208 1142,2 231306 n. sharpening (fig.), exciting Sus3r. 145209 1142,2 231307

a. kī f. Expiatory, propitiatory. kaṃ Observances or ceremonies calculated to remove calamities.

1 Satisfaction, content- ment; saṃtoṣa eva puruṣasya paraṃ nidhānaṃ Subhāsh.

2 Pleasure, delight, joy.

3 The thumb and fore-finger.

Pleasing, gratifying, com- forting.

1 P. 1 To cross over, tra- verse, travel over.

2 To swim, float.

3 To get over, overcome, surmount, go to the end of.

4 To reach, at- tain to.

5 To escape from, be saved.

(only inf. -trātum, but cf. below), to protect well or effectually, preserve, defend MBh. 145257 1143,1 231370 n. saving, rescuing Ma1rkP. 145258 1143,1 231371 m. (used as a...

1. 4. P. To fear, be a- fraid or terrified; Bk. 14. 39. Caus. To frighten, terrify; Pt. 1. 197.

Fear, terror, alarm.

P. A1. -tṛṇatti, -tṛntte, to fasten or tie together by means of a perforation (through which a peg or pin is passed) S3Br.; Ka1t2h.; ChUp.; to hollow out, perforate (See below)....

P. -tṛpṇoti, or -tṛpyati, to satiate or refresh one's self with (gen.) RV.; MBh.: Caus. -tarpayati, to satiate, refresh, invigorate, gladden, delight S3Br.; MBh. &c; to feed on...

P. -tudati, to strike at, goad, sting MBh.; (with prarohān) to put forth new sprouts i.e. recur again and again (as a disease) BhP. 145210 1142,2 231308 mfn. striking, stinging...

P. -tolayati, to weigh one thing against another, balance together (also in the mind) MBh. 145212 1142,2 231310