Sanskrit Word List

a. 1 Bright, shining.

2 Merry, happy.

3 Going out, issu- ing, appearing; ºtā splendour, bril- liancy; mirth, happiness, issuing &c.

1 Joy, delight; sollāsaṃ U. 6; sakautukollāsaṃ U. 2; ullāsaḥ phullapaṃ- keruhapaṭalapatanmattapuṣpaṃdhayānāṃ S. D.

2 Light, splendour.

3 (In Rhet.) A figure of speech in which...

a. Causing to leap or dance. naṃ Splendour.

1 Happiness, joy.

2 Hor- ripilation.

a. 1 Delighted.

2 Bright, splendid.

p. p. 1 Shining, brilliant, splendid.

2 Happy, delighted.

3 Drawn up, uplifted, brandishing (as a sword).

4 Gleaming, flutter- ing: ºhariṇaketanaḥ rathaḥ V. 1.

a. Delighted, rejoicing.

1 Allusion, mention.

2 Description, utterance, pronuncia- tion.

3 Boring or digging out.

4 (In Rhetoric) A figure of speech in which an object is described ac- cording to...

1 Rubbing, scratching, scraping &c.

2 Digging up; Y. 1. 188; Ms. 5. 124.

3 Vomiting.

4 Mention, allusion, utterance.

5 Raising up, elevating.

6 Writing, painting.

7...

a. Tearing; K. 50.

(ud-lī), Caus. P. -lāpayati, to cause to lie down, put to bed (?) Ka1s3. on Pa1n2. 1-3, 70: A1. -lāpayate, to humiliate, subdue ib.; to deceive, not to keep one's promise to ib....

a. Rubbed, polished; ma- ṇiḥ śāṇollīḍhaḥ Bh. 2. 44.

(ud-lih). 025961 219,3 37640 mfn. ground, polished Bhartr2. 025962 219,3 37641

6 P. 1 To scratch, cut up, scrape, tear or rip up, scarify; jala- dasaṃhatimullikhaṃtyaḥ Śi. 5. 20; K. 30; to [Page0343-a+ 54] furrow (as ground); Mv. 1. 20.

2 To rub or grind...

p. p. 1 Scratched, scrap- ed &c.

2 Thrown up, tossed.

3 Written over or above.

4 Pared, made thin.

a. Famous, known.

n. N. of a poem by Ka1me7s3a kāmeśa. 1322,3 37637.1

(ud-li) Nom. (fr. liṅga). 025959 219,3 37638 mfn. made manifest by marks or characteristics Kir. xiv, 2. 025960 219,3 37639

(ud-lo) m. (loc), an awning, canopy L. 025976 219,3 37655

A canopy, an awning.

a. Violently moving, ex- cessively tremulous; ºskhalita Māl. 5. 3; ºkallola K. 302 high or surg- ing; Mv. 5. 2; lolaº violently agitated or exercised; U. 3. 36. laḥ A large wave...

a. Cutting up.

1 Plucking out, cut- ting; pādakeśāṃśukakarolluṃcaneṣu paṇān daśa (damaḥ); Y. 2. 217.

2 Plucking or pulling out the hair.

Irony; dhīrādhīrātu solluṃṭhabhāṣaṇaiḥ khedayedamuṃ S. D. 105; solluṃṭhaṃ ironically, often occurring as a stage-direction in plays.

a. Rubbed against.

(ud-luñc). 025964 219,3 37643 n. the act of pulling or tearing out, plucking out (e.g. the hair) BhP.; Ya1jn5. 025965 219,3 37644 mfn. plucked Katha1s. lxii, 71. 025966 219,3 37645

(ud-lu) f. (luṇṭh), irony Sa1h. 025968 219,3 37647

(ud-lup). 025969 219,3 37648 mfn. taken out or away, drawn up AV. v, 28, 14; ix, 33, 2; 46, 6; Kaus3.; Sus3r. 025970 219,3 37649 ind.p. having taken out, taking out, drawing up...

(ud- 2. luṭh) P. -luṭhati, to roll, wallow Kuval. 025967 219,3 37646

A firebrand, torch.

prob. a collateral form of loka, p. 906. 1322,2 37499.1

= ulūkaḥ q. v.

m. (val Un2. iv, 41), an owl RV. x, 165, 4; AV. vi, 29, 1; VS.; TS.; MBh.; Mn. &c 218,3 37459 m. N. of Indra indra Va1m. 218,3 37460 m. of a Muni muni (in the Va1yuP. enumerated...

1 An owl; nolūkopyavaloka- te yadi divā sūryasya kiṃ dūṣaṇaṃ Bh. 2. 93 [Page0342-a+ 59] tyajati mudamulūkaḥ prītimāṃścakravākaḥ Śi. 11. 64.

2 N. of Indra.

3 (pl.) N. of a...

n. a wooden mortar RV. i, 28, 6; AV.; TS.; S3Br.; A1s3vS3r. &c 218,3 37473 n. N. of a particular kind of cup for holding the Soma soma (shaped like a mortar) Comm. on Ka1tyS3r....

A staff of Udum- bara wood. laṃ A wooden mortar used for cleansing rice (from the husk &c.); avahananāyolūkhalaṃ Mbh.; vanaspatibhya ityevaṃ muṣalolūkhale haret Ms. 3. 88, 5....

1 A mortar.

2 Bdel- lium, a gummy substance or the plant which yields it.

a. 1 Pounded in a mor- tar.

2 (At the end of comp.) Us- ing as a mortar; daṃtaº using the teeth as a mortar; Ms. 6. 17; Y. 3. 49.

m. an outcry indicative of prosperity AV. iii, 19, 6. 025867 218,3 37458

mfn. crying aloud, noisy ChUp. iii, 19, 3 (cf. ululi.) 025888 218,3 37498 mfn. id. La1t2y. iv, 2, 9. 025889 218,3 37499

Ved. Howling, a howl.

f. the stalks of wheat or barley fried over a fire of wet grass Nigh. (cf. umbī.) 025866 218,3 37457

= ulapaḥ q. v.

See ulapa, ulupin.

A Nāga princess. [She was the daughter of the serpent Kauravya. While one day she was bathing in the Ganges, she happened to see Arjuna, and being enamoured of his handsome form,...

m. A guinea-pig, por- poise; so ula (-lū)-pin.

A porpoise; see ūlūpin.

m. pl. N. of a people VP. (cf. the next, and utūla.) 025884 218,3 37491