Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary -- b

ba 1: ba the third letter of the labial class (often confounded with va)
⋙ bakāra: ○kāra m. the sound or letter ba, the soft form of pa
ba 2: ba m. = varuna; • sindhu; • bhaga; • gandhana; • vapana &c. L.
baṃh: baṃh cl. 1. Ā. (cf. Dhātup. xvi, 32) banhate, to grow, increase; • Caus. baṃhajate to cause to grow Br. (cf. bahala, bahu, bahula)
≫ baṃhiman: baṃhiman m. muchness, abundance, multitude Pāṇ. 6-4, 157
≫ baṃhiṣṭha: baṃhiṣṭha mfn. (superl. of bahula Pāṇ. 6-4, 157) strongest, most abundant, most RV. MBh.; • very low or deep Bālar.; • = next, Śāntiś. Sch.
≫ baṃhīyas: báṃhīyas mfn. (compar. of bahula Pāṇ. 6-4, 157) very stout or fat MaitrS.
baka: baka m. (also written vaka) a kind of heron or crane, Ardea Nivea (often fig. = a hypocrite, cheat, rogue, the crane being regarded as a bird of great cunning and deceit as well as circumspection) Mn. MBh. &c; • Sesbana Grandiflora L.; • an apparatus for calcining or subliming metals or minerals L.; • N. of Kubera L.; • of a demon MānGṛ.; • of an Asura (said to have assumed the form of a crane and to have been conquered by Kṛishṇa) BhP.; • of a Rākshasa killed by Bhīma-sena MBh.; • of a Ṛishi (with the patr. Dālbhi or Dālbhya) Kāṭh. ChUp. MBh.; • of a peasant HPariś.; • of a king Rājat.; • (pl.) of a people MBh.; • (ī), f. a female crane Vās. Sch.; • a female demon = pūtanā BhP. Sch.
⋙ bakakaccha: ○kaccha m. N. of a place Kathās.
⋙ bakakalpa: ○kalpa m. N. of a partic. Kalpa or period of the world Cat.
⋙ bakacara: ○cara m. = -vratin MW.
⋙ bakaciñcikā: ○ciñcikā f. a sort of fish (= bakācī) L.
⋙ bakajit: ○jit m. 'conqueror of Baka', N. of Bhīma-sena L.
⋙ bakatva: ○tva n. the state or condition of a crane MārkP.
⋙ bakadvīpa: ○dvīpa m. N. of a Dviipa Pañcar.
⋙ bakadhūpa: ○dhūpa m. a kind of perfume L.
⋙ bakanakha: ○nakha m. N. of a son of Viśvā-mitra MBh.; • -guda-pari-ṇaddha m. pl. the descendants of Baka-nakha and Guda-pariṇaddha, g. tikakitavâdi
⋙ bakaniṣūdana: ○niṣūdana m. 'destroyer of Baka', N. of Bhīma-sena L.
⋙ bakapañcaka: ○pañcaka n. the 5 days during which even the heron eats no fish (N. of the last 5 Tithis of the bright half of the mouth Kārttika) Cat.
⋙ bakapuṣpa: ○puṣpa m. Agati Grandiflora L. [Page 719, Column 2]
⋙ bakayantra: ○yantra n. 'crane-instrument', N. of a partic. form of retort L.
⋙ bakarāja: ○rāja m. the king of the cranes (called Rāja-dharman, son of Kaśyapa; • See MBh. xii, 6336)
⋙ bakaripu: ○ripu m. 'enemy of Baka', N. of Bhīma-sena Veṇis.
⋙ bakavat: ○vat ind. like a crane or heron Mn. Cāṇ.
⋙ bakavatī: ○vatī f. N. of a river Rājat.
⋙ bakavadha: ○vadha m. 'the killing of Baka', N. of MBh. i, 6103-6315 (cf. IW. 386)
⋙ bakavṛkṣa: ○vṛkṣa m. a kind of tree MW.
⋙ bakavṛtti: ○vṛtti mfn. one who acts like a heron, a hypocrite Mn. Yājñ.
⋙ bakavairin: ○vairin m. = -ripu L.
⋙ bakavrata: ○vrata n. 'crane-like conduct', hypocrisy ŚārṅgP.; • -cara m. = next Mn.
⋙ bakavratika: ○vratika or m. a hypocrite (esp. a false devotee) Mn.
⋙ bakavratin: ○vraḍtin m. a hypocrite (esp. a false devotee) Mn.
⋙ bakasaktha: ○saktha m. N. of a man; • pl. his descendants, g. yaskâdi
⋙ bakasahavāsin: ○sahavāsin m. 'fellow-lodger of the heron', a lotus flower Kuval.
⋙ bakāri: bakâri m. 'enemy of Baka', N. of Kṛishṇa BhP.
⋙ bakālīna: bakâlīna mfn. lurking like a heron MBh.
⋙ bakeśa: bakêśa m. N. of a temple founded by Baka Rājat.
≫ bakabakāya: bakabakāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to croak Subh. (vḷ. for bhakabh○ and makam○)
≫ bakācī: bakācī f. a kind of fish (= baka-ciñcikā) L.
≫ bakāya: bakāya Nom. P. ○yati, to represent or act like the Asura Baka BhP.
≫ bakerukā: bakerukā f. a small crane L.; • the branch of a tree bent by the wind L.
≫ bakoṭa: bakoṭa m. a kind of crane L.
bakura: bákura m. (prob.) a horn, trumpet (or other wind instrument used in battle; • cf. bākura, bekurā) RV. i, 117, 21 (cf. Naigh. 'a thunderbolt, lightning')
bakula: bakula m. (also written vakula) a kind of tree, Mimusops Elengi (said to put forth blossoms when sprinkled with nectar from the mouth of lovely women) MBh. Kāv. &c; • N. of Śiva MBh. xiii, 1223; • of a country Buddh.; • (ā), f. Helleborus Niger L.; • (ī), f. a kind of drug L.; • n. the fragrant flower of Mimusops Elengi MBh. Kāv. &c
⋙ bakuladāman: ○dāman n. a garland of Bakula flowers Mālatīm.
⋙ bakulamālā: ○mālā f. id. ib.; • N. of a woman, Vāsav
⋙ bakulamālinīpariṇaya: ○mālinī-pariṇaya m. N. of a drama
⋙ bakulamedhī: ○medhī f. N. of a temple Divyâv.
⋙ bakulābharaṇacāṭu: bakulâbharaṇa-cāṭu n. N. of a poem
⋙ bakulābharaṇamuni: bakulâbharaṇa-muni m. N. of a sage Cat.
⋙ bakulāraṇyamāhātmya: bakulâraṇya-māhātmya n. N. of ch. of BrahmaP.
⋙ bakulāvali: bakulâvali f. = ○la-dāman Mālatīm.; • ○likā f. N. of a woman Mālav.
≫ bakulita: bakulita mfn. furnished with Bakula trees or flowers, g. tārakâdi
≫ bakūla: bakūla m. the Bakula tree L.
bagadāda: bagadāda N. of a city, Bagdad Cat.
≫ bagadāru: bagadāru N. nf a place ib.
≫ bagadāha: bagadāha N. of a place ib.
baja: bajá m. (prob.) N. of a herb used as a charm against evil spirits AV.
baṭ: báṭ ind. in truth, certainly (cf. Sāy.= satyam) RV.
baṭaraka: baṭaraka n. pl. circular lines of light which appear before the closed eye AitĀr.
baṭu: baṭu m. (also written vaṭu) a boy, lad, stripling, youth (esp. a young Brāhman, but also contemptuously applied to adult persons) MBh. Kāv. &c; • N. of a class of priests Cat.; • a form of Śiva (so called from being represented by boys in the rites of the Śāktas) ib.; • Calosanthes Indica L.
⋙ baṭucaritanāṭaka: ○carita-nāṭaka n. N. of a drama
⋙ baṭudāsa: ○dāsa m. N. of a man Cat.
⋙ baṭumātra: ○mātra m. a mere stripling MW.
⋙ baṭurūpin: ○rūpin mfn. having the form of a lad or stripling ib.
≫ baṭuka: baṭuka m. a boy, lad &c. = baṭu Kathās. BhP.; • a stupid fellow, blockhead W.; • N. of a class of priests Cat.; • a form of Śiva (among the Śāktas) ib.
⋙ baṭukakavaca: ○kavaca m. or n. N. of ch. of wk
⋙ baṭukanātha: ○nātha m. N. of a pupil of Śaṃkarâcārya Cat.
⋙ baṭukapañcāṅga: ○pañcâṅga n. (and ○ga-prayoga-paddhati f.),
⋙ baṭukapañjara: ○pañjara n
⋙ baṭukapūjāpaddhati: ○pūjā-paddhati f. N. of wks
⋙ baṭukabhairava: ○bhairava m. a form of Bhairava Cat.; • -kavaca m. or n. -tantra n. -dīpa-dāna n. -pañcâṅga n. -pūjā f. (and ○jā-paddhati f.),
⋙ baṭukasahasranāman: ○sahasra-nāman n. (and ○mastotra n.), -stava-rāja, m. -stotra n. ○vâpad-uddharaṇa-paṭala n. N. of wks
⋙ baṭukārcana: baṭukârcana n. the worship of BṭBhairava; • -candrikā f. -dīpikā f. -vidhi m. N. of wks
⋙ baṭukāṣṭaśatanāman: baṭukâṣṭaśata-nāman n. N. of wk
≫ baṭūkaraṇa: baṭū-karaṇa n. the act of making into a youth, initiation of a boy by upa-nayana, q.v. L. [Page 719, Column 3]
baṭṭalohaka: baṭṭa-lohaka n. damasked steel L.
baṭṭīśīvrata: baṭṭīśī-vrata n. '32 observances', N. of ch. of BhavP. ii
baḍapilā: baḍapilā f. N. of a village Inscr.
baḍabā: baḍabā &c. See vaḍabā
baḍā: baḍā́ or baḻā́ ind. = báṭ RV. viii, 69, 1
baḍāha: baḍāha m. N. of a prince, Vāsav., introd
baḍiśa: baḍiśa m. f. (ā, or ī) and n. (also written vaḍiśa and valiśa; • cf. also bariśī) a hook, fish-hook cf. MBh. cf. R. cf. Pur. cf. Suśr; • a partic. surgical instrument in the form of a hook cf. Suśr; • N. of a man with the patr. Dhāmārgava cf. Car
⋙ baḍiśayuta: ○yuta mfn. joined to or fastened on a hook MW.
baṇij: baṇij &c. See vaṇij
baṇḍa: baṇḍá mf(ā)n. (also written vaṇḍa) maimed, defective, crippled (esp. in the hands or feet or tail) AV. ŚrS. (cf. Sch. also = impotent, emasculated; • cf. paṇḍa); • wṛ. for caṇḍa, vaṇṭha, raṇḍa L.; • (ā), f. an unchaste woman L. (prob. wṛ. for raṇḍā)
bata 1: bata ind. (later usually vata; • g. svar-ādi) an interjection expressing astonishment or regret, generally = ah! oh! alas! (originally placed immediately after the leading word at the beginning of a sentence, or only separated from it by iva; • rarely itself in the first place, e.g. Mālav. iii, 21/22; • in later language often in the middle of a sentence) RV. &c. &c
bata 2: batá m. a weakllng RV. x, 10, 13
bad: bad or band, cl. 1. P. badati or bandati, to be firm or steady Dhātup. iii, 14 (cf. √3. pad)
badakṣāna: badakṣāna the country Badakshān Bhpr. (vḷ. bad○)
badara: badara m. the jujube tree, Zizyphus Jujuba L.; • another tree (= deva-sarṣapa) L.; • the kernel of the fruit of the cotton plant L.; • dried ginger L.; • N. of a man, g. naḍâdi; • (ā), f. the cotton shrub L.; • a species of Dioscorea L.; • Mimosa Octandra L.; • Clitoria Ternatea L.; • (ī), f. See below; • (bád○) n. the edible fruit of the jujube (also used as a weight) VS. &c. &c; • the berry or fruit of the cotton shrub L.
⋙ badarakuṇa: ○kuṇa m. the time when the fruit of the jujube becomes ripe, g. pīlv-ādi
⋙ badaradvīpa: ○dvīpa m. N. of a place Divyâv.
⋙ badarapācana: ○pācana n. 'jujube-ripening', N. of a sacred bathing-place MBh.
⋙ badaraphallī: ○phallī f. a species of jṭjujube tree L.
⋙ badarayūṣa: ○yūṣa n. a decoction of the fruit of the jujube Suśr.
⋙ badaravallī: ○vallī f. a species of jujube tree L.
⋙ badarasaktu: ○saktú m. pl. meal of the fruit of the jujube ŚBr. MaitrBr.
⋙ badarāmalaka: badarâmalaka n. Flacourtia Cataphracta (rather its fruit) L.
≫ badarikā: badarikā f. the fruit or berry of the jujube Hit.; • N. of one of the sources of the Ganges and the neighbouring hermitage of Nara and Nārāyaṇa (= badarī) Hariv. Kathās. &c
⋙ badarikākhaṇḍa: ○khaṇḍa m. or n. N. of ch. of SkandaP.
⋙ badarikātīrtha: ○tīrtha n. N. of a sacred bathing-place MBh.
⋙ badarikāmāhātmyasaṃgraha: ○māhātmya-saṃgraha m
⋙ badarikāvanamāhātmya: ○vana-māhātmya n. N. of wks
⋙ badarikāśrama: badarikâśrama m. N. of a hermitage (cf. above); • -māhātmya n. -yātrā-vidhi m. N. of wks
≫ badarī: badarī f. the jujube tree (also wrongly for its berry) ŚāṅkhŚr. MBh. &c; • the cotton shrub L.; • Mucuna Pruritus L.; • N. of one of the sources of the Ganges &c. (= badarikā) MBh. Kāv. &c
⋙ badarīkedāramāhātmya: ○kedāra-māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ badarīcchada: ○cchada m
⋙ badarīcchadā: ○cchaḍdā f. Unguis Odoratus L.; • (ā), f. a kind of jujube L.
⋙ badarītapovana: ○tapovana n. the penance grove or hermitage at Badarī Kir.
⋙ badarīnātha: ○nātha m. N. of a temple at BṭBadarī W.; • of sev. authors Cat.
⋙ badarīnārāyaṇa: ○nārāyaṇa m. N. of a place Cat.
⋙ badarīpattra: ○pattra m
⋙ badarīpattraka: ○pattrḍaka n. Unguis Odoratus L.
⋙ badarīpācana: ○pācana n. = ○ra-pācana MBh.
⋙ badarīprastha: ○prastha m. N. of a city, g. karky-ādi
⋙ badarīphalā: ○phalā f. a Vitex with blue flowers L.
⋙ badarīmāhātmya: ○māhātmya n. N. of ch. of SkandaP.
⋙ badarīvaṇa: ○vaṇa n. N. of a wood Pāṇ. 8-4, 6 Sch.
⋙ badarīvana: ○vana n. id. ib.; • -mahātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ badarīvāsā: ○vāsā f. 'dwelling at Badarī', N. of Durgā L.
⋙ badarīśaila: ○śaila m. 'rock of Badarī', N. of a place of pilgrimage (the Bhadrināth of modern travellers) Pur.
baddha: baddha &c. See p. 720, col. 2
baddhappi: baddhappi (?), n. the clasped hand, fist L. (vḷ. baddhāppi). [Page 720, Column 1]
baddhṛ: báddhṛ wrongly for vadhṛ ŚBr.
badbadhāna: badbadhāná See √bādh
badva: badva n. (once m.) a large number, multitude (cf. Sāy., '100 Koṭis'; • others '10, 000 millions' BhP. Sch. 'the number 13, 084') Br. MBh. BhP.
⋙ badvaśas: ○śas ind. in large numbers AitBr.
badvan: badvan m. a causeway, highway PañcavBr. Lāṭy.
badh: badh bádhya, even in Vedic texts sometimes = vadh, vádhya
≫ badhyatas: badhya-tás ind. (freedom) from the crowd AV. xii, 1, 2 (vḷ. madhya-tás)
badhira: badhirá &c. See col. 3
badhū: badhū́ f. wrongly for vadhū́ AV. viii, 6, 14
badhyoga: badhyoga m. N. of a man, g. bidâdi (cf. bādhyoga)
badhva: badhva m. N. of a man AitĀr. (cf. bādhva)
band: band See √bad, p. 719, col. 3
bandi 1: bandi (?), m. a Buddhist pupil MWB. 263 (cf. n. 1)
≫ bandīkṛta 1: bandī-kṛta mfn. (for 2. See bandī) turned Buddhist Nalac. (cf. Sch. 'fr. banda, a Buddhist')
bandiārayu: bandiārayu N. of a place mentioned in the Romakas. Cat.
bandin 1: bandin m. (also written vandin, q.v., and m.c. ○di) a praiser, bard, herald (who sings the praises of a prince in his presence or accompanies an army to chant martial songs; • these bards are regarded as the descendants of a Kshatriya by a Śūdra female) Mn. MBh. &c
≫ bandi 2: bandi in comp. for ○din
⋙ banditā: ○tā f. (cf. Rājat.),
⋙ banditva: ○tva n. (cf. Bhām.) the state or condition of a bard
⋙ bandipāṭha: ○pāṭha m. the panegyric of a bard L.
⋙ bandiputra: ○putra m. = bandin Ragh.
⋙ bandistrī: ○strī f. a female bard Kull. on Mn. x, 48
bandin 2: bandin m. (also written vandin) a prisoner, captive, slave BhP.; • plunder, spoil ( See -grāha)
≫ bandi 3: bandi in comp. for ○din
⋙ bandigraha: ○graha m. taking prisoner, capture Mcar.
⋙ bandigrāha: ○grāha (cf. Yājñ.),
⋙ bandicaura: ○caura (cf. L.), m. 'plunder-seizer', a housebreaker (esp. one breaking into a temple or place where sacred fire is preserved), burglar, robber
⋙ bandiśālikā: ○śālikā f. a prison Gal.
⋙ bandiśūlā: ○śūlā f. a harlot, prostitute ib.
⋙ bandisthita: ○sthita mfn. sitting in prison, imprisoned Kum.
≫ bandī: bandī f. (cf. Pers. ?) a male or female prisoner Kālid. Bhaṭṭ.; • prey, booty, spoil BhP.
⋙ bandīkāra: ○kāra m. 'booty-maker', a robber, thief L. -2
⋙ bandīkṛta: ○kṛta mfn. made prisoner, taken captive Kālid. Kathās. (m. a prisoner Bālar. Hcat.); • seized i.e. overwhelmed Bālar.
⋙ bandīgṛhīta: ○gṛhīta mfn. robbed Kād.
⋙ bandīgraha: ○graha m. plunder, spoil BhP. Sch.
⋙ bandīpāla: ○pāla m. 'keeper of prisoners', a jailor MW.
bandh: bandh cl. 9. P. (Dhātup. xxxi, 37) badhnā́ti (rarely Ā. badhnīté; • cl. 1. P. Ā. bandhati, ○te MBh.; • cl. 4. P. badhyati Hariv.; • Impv. badhāna AV., bandhāna MBh., -badhnīhi BhP., bandha R.; • pf. P. babándha, 3. pl. bedhús AV., babandhus MBh.; • Ā. bedhé, ○dhiré AV., babandhe Gr; • fut. bhantsyati Br. &c., bandhiṣyati, ○te MBh.; • banddhā Gr; • aor. abhāntsīt Gr; • Prec. badhyāt ib.; • inf. banddhum, or bandhitum R., bádhe AV., ind. p. baddhvā́ AV., ○dhvā́ya Br., -badhya ib.; • -bandham Pāṇ. 3-4, 41 Sch.), to bind, tie, fix, fasten, chain, fetter RV. &c. &c; • to bind round, put on (Ā; • later also P. 'on one's self')
AV. ŚBr. MBh. &c; • to catch, take or hold captive, met. = to attach to world or to sin Mn. MBh. Kap.; • to fix, direct, fasten, rivet (eyes, ears or mind) on (loc. or inf.) MBh. Kāv. Kathās.; • to arrest, hold back, restrain, suppress, stop, shut, close Yājñ. MBh. Kathās.; • to bind a sacrificial victim, offer, sacrifice (with dat. of the deity to whom it is presented) RV. Br.: KātyŚr.; • to punish, chastise Hit.; • to join, unite, put together or produce anything in this way, e.g. fold (the hands), clench (the fist), knit or bend (the eyebrows), arrange, assume (a posture), set up (a limit), construct (a dam or a bridge), span, bridge over (a river), conceive or contract (friendship or enmity), compose, construct (a poem or verse) MBh. Kāv. &c. [Page 720, Column 2]; • to form or produce in any way, cause, effect, do, make, bear (fruit), strike (roots), take up (one's abode) ib.; • to entertain, cherish, show, exhibit, betray (joy, resolution &c.) ib.: Pass. badhyáte (○ti Hariv.), to be bound &c. &c; • (esp.) to be bound by the fetters of existence or evil, sin again Mn. BhP.; • to be affected by i.e. experience, suffer (instr.) Pañcat.: Caus. bandhayati (aor. ababandhat), to cause to bind or catch or capture, imprison ŚBr. &c. &c; • to cause to be built or constructed Ragh. Rājat.; • to cause to be embanked or dammed up Rājat.; • to bind together (also bādhayati) Dhātup. xxxii, 14: Desid. bibhantsati Gr.: Intens. bābanddhi, bābadhyate ib. [Cf. Zd. band; • Gk. ? ; Lat. foedus, fides ; Lit. béndras ; Goth. Angl. Sax. bindan ; Germ. binden ; Eng. bind.]
≫ baddha: baddhá mfn. bound, tied, fixed, fastened, chained, fettered RV. &c. &c; • captured, imprisoned, caught, confined ib. (śatāt, 'for a debt of a hundred' Pāṇ. 2-3, 24 Sch.); • bound by the fetters of existence or evil Kap.; • hanged, hung R.; • tied up (as a braid of hair) Megh.; • (ifc.) stopped, checked, obstructed, impeded, restrained, suppressed MBh. Kāv. &c; • girt with ŚāṅkhŚr.; • (with instr. or ifc.) inlaid or studded with, set in MBh. Kāv. &c; • attached to, riveted or fixed on (loc.) ib.; • joined, united, combined, formed, produced ib.; • composed (as verses) R.; • (esp. ibc; • below.) conceived, formed, entertained, manifested, shown, betrayed, visible, apparent (cf. jāta ibc.) MBh. Kāv. &c; • clenched (as the fist) Hariv. R.; • folded (as the hands) Mṛicch.; • contracted (as friendship or enmity) R. Śak.; • taken up (as an abode) Rājat.; • built, constructed (as a bridge) R. Ragh.; • embanked (as a river) Rājat.; • congealed, clotted (as blood; • opp. to drava) Suśr.; • alloyed (as quicksilver) L.; • m. or n. ? (with Jainas) that which binds or fetters the embodied spirit (viz. the connection of the soul with deeds) MW.
⋙ baddhakakṣya: ○kakṣya mfn. = -parikara Baudh.
⋙ baddhakadambaka: ○kadambaka mfn. forming groups Śak.
⋙ baddhakalāpin: ○kalāpin mfn. one who has his quiver tied on MBh.
⋙ baddhakesara: ○kesara mfn. having the filaments formed Suśr.
⋙ baddhaguda: ○guda n. a kind of obstruction of the bowels Suśr.; • ○din mfn. suffering from it ib.
⋙ baddhagodhāṅgulitravat: ○godhâṅgulitra-vat mfn. having the (finger-protectors called) Godhā and Aṅguli-tra fastened on MBh.
⋙ baddhagraha: ○graha mfn. insisting on something Kathās.
⋙ baddhacitta: ○citta mfn. having the thoughts fixed upon (loc.) MBh.
⋙ baddhajihva: ○jihva mfn. tongue-tied Śiksh.
⋙ baddhatūṇīra: ○tūṇīra mfn. equipped with a quiver MBh.
⋙ baddhatṛṣṇa: ○tṛṣṇa mfn. (ifc.) desirous of, longing for Ragh.
⋙ baddhadarbha: ○darbha m. a stick bound with Darbha grass L.
⋙ baddhadṛṣṭi: ○dṛṣṭi mfn. having one's gaze fixed on (loc.) Śak.
⋙ baddhadveṣa: ○dveṣa mfn. entertaining hatred Rājat.
⋙ baddhaniścaya: ○niścaya mf(ā)n. firmly resolved, resolute MBh. Kathās.
⋙ baddhaniṣyanda: ○niṣyanda or mfn. having the flow or discharge of anything impeded Suśr.
⋙ baddhanisyanda: ○nisyanda mfn. having the flow or discharge of anything impeded Suśr.; • impeding it ib.
⋙ baddhanetra: ○netra mf(ā)n. having the eyes fixed on anything, gazing steadfastly MBh.
⋙ baddhanepathya: ○nepathya mfn. attired in a theatrical dress R.
⋙ baddhapaṅkavat: ○paṅka-vat mfn. having the mud hardened Hariv.
⋙ baddhaparikara: ○parikara mfn. having the girdle girded on, i.e. ready, prepared for anything Ratnâv.
⋙ baddhapurīṣa: ○purīṣa mfn. having constipated bowels (-tva n.) Suśr.
⋙ baddhapṛṣṭa: ○pṛṣṭa or m. N. of a man L.
⋙ baddhapṛṣṭha: ○pṛṣṭha m. N. of a man L.
⋙ baddhapratijña: ○pratijña mf(ā)n. one who has made a promise or vow Kathās.
⋙ baddhapratiśrut: ○pratiśrut mfn. echoing, resonant with echoes Ragh.
⋙ baddhaphala: ○phala m. Pongamia Glabra L.
⋙ baddhabhāva: ○bhāva mf(ā)n. one who has fixed his affection upon, enamoured of (loc.) Vikr. Kathās.
⋙ baddhabhīmāndhakāra: ○bhīmândhakāra mf(ā)n. wrapped in terrible darkness, Śṛiṅgār
⋙ baddhabhū: ○bhū or f. prepared ground, pavement L.
⋙ baddhabhūmi: ○bhūmi f. prepared ground, pavement L.; • ○mika mfn. having a pavement L.
⋙ baddhamaṇḍala: ○maṇḍala mfn. having circles formed, ranged in circles Ragh.
⋙ baddhamuṣṭi: ○muṣṭi mfn. having a closed hand L.; • close-fisted, covetous Naish.; • -tva n. Kathās.
⋙ baddhamūtra: ○mūtra mfn. obstructing the urine Suśr.
⋙ baddhamūla: ○mūla mf(ā)n. firmly rooted, one who has gained a firm footing Kāv. Rājat.; • -tā f. Kathās.
⋙ baddhamauna: ○mauna mfn. observing silence, silent R. Hariv.
⋙ baddharabhasa: ○rabhasa mf(ā)n. impetuous, passionate Rājat.
⋙ baddharasāla: ○rasāla m. a highly prized species of Mango L.
⋙ baddharāga: ○rāga mfn. one who has formed an affection for, fond of (loc.) Pañcat.
⋙ baddharājya: ○rājya mfn. one who has gained sovereignty, succeeded to the throne Rājat.
⋙ baddhalakṣa: ○lakṣa mfn. (ifc.) = -dṛṣṭi Vikr.
⋙ baddhavatsa: ○vatsa (baddhá-), mfn. (a cow) whose calf has been tied up (in the stable) ŚBr.
⋙ baddhavarcas: ○varcas mfn. obstructing the bowels, Śusr
⋙ baddhavasati: ○vasati mfn. having one's abode fixed, dwelling in (loc.) Rājat. [Page 720, Column 3]
⋙ baddhavāc: ○vāc mfn. obstructing speech BhP.
⋙ baddhaviṭka: ○viṭka mfn. having one's bowels obstructed (-tā f.) Suśr.
⋙ baddhaviṇmūtra: ○viṇ-mūtra mfn. obstructing the feces and urine Suśr.
⋙ baddhavīra: ○vīra (baddhá-), mfn. one whose heroes or retainers have been bound TS.
⋙ baddhavepathu: ○vepathu mfn. seized with tremor, trembling Daś.
⋙ baddhavaira: ○vaira mf(ā)n. one who has contracted hostility with (instr. or comp.) R. Śak.
⋙ baddhaśas: ○śas wṛ. for badva-śas (col. 1)
⋙ baddhaśikha: ○śikha mfn. having the hair bound up (into a knot on the crown of the head) L.; • not yet tonsured i.e. young L.; • (ā), f. a species of plant L.
⋙ baddhaśrotramanaścakṣus: ○śrotra-manaś-cakṣus mfn. having ears and mind and eyes fixed on (loc.) MBh.
⋙ baddhasūta: ○sūta m. a partic. preparation of quicksilver Sarvad.
⋙ baddhasneha: ○sneha mfn. conceiving affection for (loc.) Kathās.
⋙ baddhaspṛha: ○spṛha mfn. (ifc.) feeling a longing for Bhartṛ.
⋙ baddhāṅgulitra: baddhâṅguli-tra or mfn. having the finger-guard fastened on MBh.
⋙ baddhāṅgulitrāṇa: baddhâṅguḍli-trāṇa mfn. having the finger-guard fastened on MBh.
⋙ baddhāñjali: baddhâñjali mfn. one who has joined the hollowed palms of the hands (cf. añjali) Mṛicch.; • -puṭa mfn. forming a cup with the hollowed hands R.
⋙ baddhādara: baddhâdara mfn. (ifc.) attaching great value to Subh.
⋙ baddhānanda: baddhânanda mfn. having pleasure attached, joyful (as a day) Kathās.
⋙ baddhānurāga: baddhânurāga mf(ā)n. feeling affection, enamoured ib.
⋙ baddhānuśaya: baddhânuśaya mfn. conceiving an intense hatred R.
⋙ baddhāndhakāra: baddhândhakāra mfn. wrapped in darkness Kathās.
⋙ baddhāmbu: baddhâmbu n. water derived from a current L.
⋙ baddhāyudha: baddhâyudha mfn. accoutred with arms MBh.
⋙ baddhāvasthiti: baddhâvasthiti mfn. constant Rājat.
⋙ baddbāśa: baddbâśa mfn. (ifc.) entertaining hope of Kathās.
⋙ baddhāśaṅka: baddhâśaṅka mfn. filled with anxiety or suspicion Kathās.
⋙ baddhotsava: baddhôtsava mfn. enjoying a festival or holiday ib.
⋙ baddhodyama: baddhôdyama mfn. making united efforts Rājat.
≫ baddhaka: báddhaka m. one who is bound, a captive, prisoner AV.
⋙ baddhakamocana: ○mócana n. setting free a prisoner ib.
≫ badhira: badhirá mf(ā)n. (sometimes written vadhira) deaf RV. &c. &c; • m. N. of a serpent-demon (son of Kaśyapa) MBh.
⋙ badhiratama: ○tama mfn. quite deaf Kāv.
⋙ badhiratā: ○tā f
⋙ badhiratva: ○tva n. deafness ib.
⋙ badhirāndha: badhirândha m. 'deaf and blind', N. of a serpent-demon MBh. (cf. above)
≫ badhiraka: badhiraka m. N. of a man (pl. 'his descendants'), g. upakâdi; • (ikā), f. N. of a woman, g. śivâdi
≫ badhiraya: badhiraya Nom. P. ○yati, to niake deaf, deafen. Daś. Mcar.
≫ badhirita: badhirita mfn. made deaf, deafened Daś. Kād. Prab.
≫ badhiriman: badhiriman m. deafness, g. dṛḍhâdi
≫ badhirīkṛ: badhirī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make deaf, deafen Prab.
⋙ badhirīkṛkṛta: badhirī-√kṛ--kṛta mfn. deafened MBh. Kathās.
≫ bandha: bandhá m. binding, tying, a bond, tie, chain, fetter RV. &c. &c; • a ligature, bandage Suśr.; • damming up (a river) MārkP.; • capture, arrest, imprisonment, custody Mn. MBh. &c; • connection or intercourse with (comp.) Pañcat. BhP. (ifc. = connected with, conducive to MBh.); • putting together, uniting, contracting, combining, forming, producing MBh. Kāv. &c; • joining (the hollowed hands) Ragh.; • anything deposited (○dhe-√sthā = to remain deposited) Campak.; • a deposit, pledge Rājat.; • any configuration or position of the body (esp. of the hands and feet) Ragh. Kum.; • a partic. mode of sexual union (there are said to be 16, 18, 36, or even 84 L.), Caur; • constructing, building (of a bridge &c.) MBh. Rājat.; • bridging over (the sea) Vcar.; • knitting (the brows) Rājat.; • fixing, directing (mind, eyes, &c.) Cat.; • assumption, obtainment (of a body) Ragh.; • (ifc.) conceiving, cherishing, feeling, betraying Hariv. Kālid.; • a border, framework, inclosure, receptacle L.; • a sinew, tendon L.; • the body L.; • (in phil.) mundane bondage, attachment to this world ŚvetUp. Bhag. &c. (opp. to mukti, mokṣa, 'final emancipation', and regarded in the Sāṃkhya as threefold, viz. prakṛti-, vaikārika-, and dakṣiṇā-b○); • combination of sounds (in rhet.), construction or arrangement of words Kāvyâd. Pratāp.; • arrangement of a stanza in a partic. shape Kpr.; • arrangement of musical sounds, composition Śatr.; • a disease which prevents the eyelids from quite closing Suśr.; • (ifc. with numerals) a part (cf. pañca-, daśa-b○)
⋙ bandhakampa: ○kampa m. N. of a poet Cat.
⋙ bandhakaraṇa: ○karaṇa n. binding, fettering, holding back (also by magic) Kathās.
⋙ bandhakartṛ: ○kartṛ m. a binder, fetterer, restrainer (said of Śiva) MBh.
⋙ bandhakaumudī: ○kaumudī f. N. of a poem and a wk. on metrics
⋙ bandhatantra: ○tantra n. a complete army (possessing the 4 divisions of chariots, elephants, horse, and foot) W.
⋙ bandhatrayavidhāna: ○traya-vidhāna n. N. of wk
⋙ bandhadeśa: ○deśa m. N. of a country Cat. [Page 721, Column 1]
⋙ bandhanṛtya: ○nṛtya n. (in music) a kind of dance Saṃgīt.
⋙ bandhapāruṣya: ○pāruṣya n. forced construction of words Pratāp.
⋙ bandhapāśa: ○pāśá m. a bond, fetter AV.
⋙ bandhamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of bonds, serving for or being like a bond MW.
⋙ bandhamudrā: ○mudrā f. the impression or mark of fetters ib.
⋙ bandhamocanikā: ○mocanikā or f. 'releasing from bonds', N. of a Yoginī Kathās.
⋙ bandhamocinī: ○mocinī f. 'releasing from bonds', N. of a Yoginī Kathās.
⋙ bandhavimocanastotra: ○vimocana-stotra n. N. of a Stotra
⋙ bandhastambha: ○stambha m. 'binding-post', the post to which an elephant is tied L.
≫ bandhaka: bandhaka m. a binder, one who is employed in binding (esp. animals) MBh.; • a catcher ( See naga- and pāśa-b○); • a violator, ravisher L.; • a band, tie ( See pāśu-b○); • a dam, dike ( See jala-b○); • a promise, vow L.; • exchanging, barter W.; • a city L.; • (ifc. with numerals) a part ( See sa-daśa-b○); • m. or n. (?) pledging or a pledge ( See sa-b○); • (ī), f. (connected', scil. with many men), an unchaste woman, harlot, courtezan MBh. Kāv. &c; • a barren woman L. (cf. bandhyā); • a female elephant L.; • n. binding, confinement W.
⋙ bandhakatva: ○tva n. the being a fetter Sāṃkhyak. Sch.
≫ bandhana: bándhana mf(ī)n. binding, tying, fettering RV. &c. &c; • captivating (with gen. or ifc; • cf. bhāva-b○ and Pāṇ. 4-4, 96 Sch.); • holding fast, stopping MW.; • (ifc.) dependent on ib.; • n. the act of binding, tying, fastening, fettering Mn. MBh. &c; • (also ī f. L.) a bond, tie (also fig.), rope, cord, tether ŚBr. &c. &c. (ifc. with f. ā = bound to or fettered by); • binding on or round, clasping Kāv. Pañcat.; • binding up, bandaging, a bandage Suśr.; • catching, capturing, confining, detention, custody, imprisonment or a prison Mn. Kathās. Pur.; • building, construction MBh. R. &c; • embanking or an embankment ib.; • bridging over Hit.; • alloying (of metals) Bhpr.; • joining, junction, connection, coherence RV. MBh.; • fixing upon, directing towards (loc.) L.; • checking, suppressing Amar.; • (in phil.) mundane bondage (opp. to final liberation); • hurting, killing L.; • a stalk, stem, peduncle (of a flower) RV. &c. &c; • a sinew, muscle L.
⋙ bandhanakārin: ○kārin mfn. (ifc.) fettering, i.e. clasping, embracing (○ri-tā f.) Daś.
⋙ bandhanagranthi: ○granthi m. a noose, rope for tying cattle L.
⋙ bandhanapālaka: ○pālaka m. a gaol-keeper L.
⋙ bandhanarajju: ○rajju f. a rope or string for tying MW.
⋙ bandhanaveśman: ○veśman n. 'house of bondage, a prison L.
⋙ bandhanastha: ○stha mfn. being in prison or captivity, a captive, prisoner Kālid. ŚārṅgP.
⋙ bandhanasthāna: ○sthāna n. 'place for fastening', a stall, stable L.
⋙ bandhanāgāra: bandhanâgāra n. = ○na-veśman Mṛicch.
⋙ bandhanādhikāra: bandhanâdhikāra m. N. of 3rd ch. of 1st part of the Rasêndra-kalpa-druma (q.v.)
⋙ bandhnālaya: bandhnâlaya m. = ○na-veśman L.
≫ bandhanika: bandhanika m. a gaoler, turnkey Gaut. Vishṇ.
≫ bandhanīya: bandhanīya mfn. to be (or being) bound or tied Kathās. Śak. Sch.; • to be captured or taken prisoner Inscr.; • to be embanked R. (cf. Sch. 'm. = setu, embankment')
≫ bandhayitṛ: bandhayitṛ m. (fr. Caus.) one who binds or ties up, a binder Kull. on Mn. viii, 342
≫ bandhi: bandhi m. N. of an Asura L.
≫ bandhita: bandhita mfn. (fr. Caus.) caused to be bound (śatena, 'imprisoned for a hundred pieces of money') Pāṇ. 2-3, 24 Sch.
≫ bandhitra: bandhitra n. (!) the god of love, love L. (cf. vadhitra); • a spot, mole L.
≫ bandhin: bandhin mfn. binding, clasping (cf. dṛḍhabandhinī); • catching (cf. matsya-bandhin); • causing, effecting, producing (cf. phala-b○, rāga-b○); • showing, evincing, betraying (cf. vātsalya-b○)
≫ bandhu: bándhu m. connection, relation, association RV. &c. &c. (ifc. with f. ū = belonging to, coming under the head of, i.e. 'being only in name'; • cf. kṣatra-, dvija-b○ &c; • 'resembling' Bālar. v, 56/57, 'frequented by' ib. iii, 20, 'favourable for' ib. iv, 87; • cf. Pāṇ. 6-1, 14); • respect, reference (kena bandhunā 'in what respect?') ŚBr.; • kinship, kindred Mn. ii, 136; • a kinsman (esp. on the mother's side), relative, kindred RV. &c. &c. (in law, a cognate kinsman in a remote degree, one subsequent in right of inheritance to the Sa-gotra; • three kinds are enumerated, personal, paternal and maternal); • a friend (opp. to ripu) MBh. Kāv. BhP.; • a husband Ragh.; • a brother L.; • Pentapetes Phoenicea L. (= bandhūka); • N. of a metre Col.; • (in astrol.) of the fourth mansion Var.; • of a Ṛishi with the patr. Gaupāyana or Laupāyana (author of RV. v, 24 and x, 5660) RAnukr.; • of Manmatha L.
⋙ bandhukāma: ○kāma mfn. loving relations or friends MBh.
⋙ bandhukṛt: ○kṛt See á-bandhukṛt
⋙ bandhukṛtya: ○kṛtya n. the duty of a kinsman, friendly service MBh. Kāv. Pur.
⋙ bandhukṣit: ○kṣít mfn. dwelling among relations RV.
⋙ bandhujana: ○jana m. a kinsman, friend Bhartṛ.; • kinsfolk, relations MBh. R. [Page 721, Column 2]
⋙ bandhujīva: ○jīva m. 'living in groups', Pentapetes Phoenicea (a plant with a red flower which opens at midday and withers away the next morning); • n. its flower Kāv. Suśr.; • ○vâbhitāmra mfn. deep-red like the blossom of PṭPentapetes Phoenicea Hariv.
⋙ bandhujīvaka: ○jīvaka m. = prec. m. Suśr.; • N. of a Cakra-vartin Kathās.
⋙ bandhujīvin: ○jīvin m. a kind of ruby L.
⋙ bandhutā: ○tā (○dhú-), f. connection, relation, kinship RV. TS. Br.; • relations, kinsfolk Mālatīm.
⋙ bandhutva: ○tva n. relationship, affinity R.
⋙ bandhudagdha: ○dagdha mfn. 'cursed by relations', an abandoned wretch (= hataka) L.
⋙ bandhudatta: ○datta mfn. 'given by rṭrelations' Yājñ.; • m. N. of a man W.; • (ā), f. N. of a woman Kathās.
⋙ bandhudāyāda: ○dāyâda m. kinsman and heir Mn. ix, 158; • mfn. entitled to inheritance by relationship MBh.
⋙ bandhupati: ○pati m. lord of kindred or relations, g. aśvapaty-ādi
⋙ bandhupāla: ○pāla m. 'kindred-protector', N. of a man Daś.
⋙ bandhupālita: ○pālita m. 'kṭkindred-protected', N. of a prince VP.
⋙ bandhupuṣpamāla: ○puṣpamāla mfn. wearing a chaplet of Bandhu flowers MW.
⋙ bandhupṛch: ○pṛ́ch mfn. seeking or caring for relations RV. iii, 54, 16 (cf. pṛṣṭa-bandhu)
⋙ bandhuprabha: ○prabha m. N. of a Vidyā-dhara Kathās.
⋙ bandhupriya: ○priya mfn. dear to friends or relations MBh.
⋙ bandhuprīti: ○prīti f. love of friends or rṭrelations Megh.
⋙ bandhubhāva: ○bhāva m. relationship, friendship Kathās.
⋙ bandhubhāṣita: ○bhāṣita n. the talk or speech of relations MW.
⋙ bandhumat: ○mat (bándhu-), mfn. having relations RV. &c. &c; • surrounded by relations Ragh.; • N. of a king Pur.; • of another man Cat.; • (atī), f. N. of sev. women Daś. Kathās.; • of a town Divyâv.; • ○tīyaka mfn. belonging to this town ib.
⋙ bandhumitra: ○mitra m. 'friend of relations', N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ bandhuvañcaka: ○vañcaka m. 'deceiver of rṭrelations', N. of a Vidūshaka Dhūrtas. -1
⋙ bandhuvat: ○vat mfn. having relations MW. -2
⋙ bandhuvat: ○vat ind. like a relations Mn.
⋙ bandhuvarga: ○varga m. the whole body of rṭrelations, kindred MW.
⋙ bandhuhīna: ○hīna mfn. destitute of rṭrelations, friendless W.
⋙ bandhveṣa: bandhv-eṣá m. inquiring after kindred RV.
≫ bandhuka: bandhuka m. Pentapetes Phoenicea L.; • a bastard L. (cf. bandhuta); • (ā), f. g. prêkṣâdi; • (ī), f. an unchaste woman L. (cf. bandhakī)
⋙ bandhukin: bandhuḍkin mfn. g. prêkṣâdi
≫ bandhura 1: bandhura mf(ā)n. (cf. Uṇ. i, 42 Sch.; • cf. Vām. v, 2, 42) bent, inclined Kāv. Pañcat.; • curved, rounded, pleasant, beautiful, charming Inscr. Kālid. Caurap.; • (ifc.) adorned with Kād.; • undulating, uneven L.; • deaf L. (cf. badhira); • injurious, mischievous W.; • m. (only L.) a bird; • a goose; • Ardea Nivea; • Pentapetes Phoenicea; • Embelia Ribes; • a partic. bulbous plant growing on the Hima-vat mountain L.; • oil-cake; • the vulva L.; • (ā), f. a harlot L.; • N. of a procuress Hāsy.; • (pl.) the meal of parched corn L.; • n. a diadem, crest L.
⋙ bandhurakomalāṅguli: ○komalâṅguli mfn. (a hand) that has rounded or delicate fingers Śak.
⋙ bandhuragātrī: ○gātrī f. (a woman) who has lovely or rounded limbs Ragh.
≫ bandhurita: bandhurita mfn. inclined, bent Sāh.; • curved Bālar.
≫ bandhurīya: bandhurīya wṛ. for bandhur eṣa MBh. vi, 2659
≫ bandhula: bandhula mfn. inclined, bent, depressed L.; • lovely, charming L.; • m. a bastard Mṛicch.; • Pentapetes Phoenicea L.; • N. of a Ṛishi Pravar.
⋙ bandhulānvaya: bandhulânvaya m. he posterity of Bandhula MW.
≫ bandhū: bandhū in comp. for ○dhu
⋙ bandhūkṛ: ○√kṛ to make a friend of, bring into connection with (comp.) Bālar.
⋙ bandhūkṛta: ○kṛta mfn. made a friend Sāh.
⋙ bandhūbhū: ○√bhū to become a relative of, become like, resemble Naish.
≫ bandhūka: bandhūka m. Pentapetes Phoenicea (n. its flower) Kāv. Kathās. Suśr.; • Terminalia Tomentosa L.
⋙ bandhūkapuṣpa: ○puṣpa n. the flower of PṭPentapetes Phoenicea (-rajas n. its pollen) Ṛitus.; • Terminalia Tomentosa L.
≫ bandhūra: bandhūra mfn. (cf. Uṇ. i, 42 Sch.) bent, wavy, uneven L.; • lovely, charming L.; • m. a hole, chasm L.
≫ bandhūli: bandhūli m. Pentapetes Phoenicea L.
≫ bandhya: bandhya mfn. to be bound or fettered or imprisoned Yājñ.; • to be constructed ib. Sch. (cf. vandhya)
⋙ bandhyāśva: bandhyâśva prob. wṛ. for vadhryaśva, q.v
bandhāki: bandhāki m. a mountain L.
bandhura 2: bándhura n. (for 1. See above) = vandhura VS. AV. MBh. (B.)
bappa: bappa and bappaka m. N. of a prince Inscr.
bapyanīla: bapyanīla N. of a country Rājat.
baps: baps See √bhas
baphāra: baphāra and babakāṇa m. or n. (?) N. of places Cat. [Page 721, Column 3]
bababā: bababā ind. an onomat. word; • with √kṛ, to crackle (as fire) AitBr.
babara: babará m. N. of a man TS.; • of a place Cat.
babāḍa: babāḍa m. N. of a village Inscr.
babūāṇa: babūāṇa m. or n. (?) N. of a place Cat.
babṛhāṇa: babṛhāṇá See √2. bṛh
babbula: babbula (cf. Subh.) and babbūla (cf. ŚārṅgP.), m. Acacia Arabica (cf. varvūra)
babhasa: babhasa m. (√bhas) a devourer ChUp.
babhūka: babhūka wṛ. for babhruka VarBṛS.
babhra: babhra (√bhṛ), in pra-babhra, q.v
≫ babhri: babhrí mfn. bearing, carrying (with acc.) RV. vi, 23, 4; • being carried ib. iii, 1, 12 (others 'carrying away' i.e. victorious); • nourishing (?) AV. xi, 1, 31
babhravī: babhravī prob. wṛ. for bābhravii, q.v
babhru: babhrú mf(u, or ū́)n. (according to Uṇ. i, 23 fr. √bhṛ) deep-brown, reddish-brown, tawny RV. &c. &c; • bald-headed L.; • m. a kind of large ichneumon L.; • any ichneumon MBh. Hariv.; • a man with deep-brown hair Mn. iv, 30 (others 'a reddish-brown animal' or 'the Soma creeper'); • Cuculus Melanoleucus (= cātaka) L.; • a species of vegetable L.; • N. of Kṛishṇa-Vishṇu or of Śiva MBh.; • a king, prince ib.; • a partic. constellation (= babhruka) VarBṛS. Sch.; • N. of sev. men (cf. g. gargâdi); • of a descendant of Atri (author of RV. v, 30) Anukr. (also with the patr. Daivāvṛidha and Kaumbhya Br. MBh. Pur.); • of a disciple of Śaunaka VP.; • of a son of Viśvā-mitra MBh. (also pl. Hariv. ); • of a son of Viśva-garbha Hariv.; • of a Vṛishṇi MBh. Hariv.; • of a son of Druhyu Hariv.; • of a son of Roma-pāda or Loma-pāda ib.; • of a Gandharva R.; • of a country (= -deśa) L.; • (u), f. a reddish-brown cow, Bhp; • n. a dark-brown colour or any object of that colour W. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lith. béras, brúnas ; Germ. brûn, [721, 3] braun ; Eng. brown.]
⋙ babhrukarṇa: ○karṇa (○bhrú-), mf(ī́)n. browneared AV. TS.
⋙ babhrukeśa: ○keśa mf(ī)n. brown-haired ĀpGṛ. Sch.
⋙ babhrudeśa: ○deśa m. N. of a country Cat.
⋙ babhrudhātu: ○dhātu m. red ochre L.
⋙ babhrudhūta: ○dhūta (○bhrú-), mfn. pressed out by Babhru (as Soma) RV.
⋙ babhrunīkāśa: ○nīkāśa (○bhrú-), mfn. appearing or looking brownish VS.
⋙ babhrupiṅgala: ○piṅgala mfn. reddish-brown MBh.
⋙ babhrumālin: ○mālin m. 'brown-garlanded', N. of a Muni ib.
⋙ babhruloman: ○loman (○bhrú-), mf(mnī)n. brown-haired MaitrS. ĀpŚr.
⋙ babhruvaktra: ○vaktra mfn. ichneumon-faced', having the face of an ichneumon MW.
⋙ babhruvāha: ○vāha m. = next Cat.
⋙ babhruvāhana: ○vāhana m. N. of a son of Arjuna, king of Mahôdaya MBh. Pur.
⋙ babhrusmṛti: ○smṛti f. N. of wk
≫ babhruka: babhruká mfn. brownish ŚBr.; • (bábhr○), m. (prob.) a kind of ichneumon VS. GopBr.; • N. of a constellation (near which all planets pass when in the 7th and 10th houses) VarBṛS. Sch.
≫ babhruśa: babhruśa mfn. g. lomâdi
≫ babhluśa: babhluśá mfn. brownish VS. MaitrS.
bamb: bamb cl. a. P. bambati, to go Dhātup. xi, 24, 25
bambagairava: bambagairava m. or n. (?) N. of a place Cat.
bambaviśvavayas: bamba-viśvaváyas (cf. MaitrS.) and bambā́-viśvávayas (cf. TS; • cf.g. vanaspaty-ādi Kāś.), m. du. N. of 2 men (also bambhār-viśvavayas Kāṭh.)
bamburevaṇa: bamburevaṇa m. or n. (?) N. of a place Cat.
bambhara: bambhara m. a bee L.
≫ bambharāli: bambharâli or f. a fly L.
⋙ bambharāli: bambharâḍli f. a fly L.
bambhārava: bambhā-rava m. lowing (of cows) Var. (cf. bhambhārava)
bambhāri: bambhāri m. N. of one of the 7 tutelary deities of the Soma plant VS.
bara: bara m. N. of Bala-rāma (= bala) L.
baraṭa: baraṭa m. a species of grain Gṛihyās. (cf. barbaṭa). [Page 722, Column 1]
barāsī: barāsī́ f. a partic. article of clothing or kind of woven cloth MaitrS. Br. ŚrS. (also spelt varāsi and varāśi)
bariśī: bariśī f. (also written var○) a fishhook L.
barīvarda: barīvarda m. (also written var○) = balīvarda, a bull L.
baru: baru m. N. of a descendant of Aṅgiras (author of RV. x, 96) Br. ŚrS.
barodā: barodā f. N. of a country and city in Gujarāt Cat.
barkara: barkara mfn. deaf Gal.; • m. (also written varkara) a kid, lamb ĀpŚr.; • a goat L.; • any young animal L.; • sport, joke L.
⋙ barkarakarkara: ○karkara mfn. (?) of all kinds Amar.
barku: bárku m. N. of a man with the patr. Vārshṇa ŚBr.
barjara: barjara m. or n. (?) N. of a place Cat.
barjaha: bárjaha m. an udder RV.
≫ barjahya: barjahyá n. a nipple AV.
barb: barb cl. 1. P. barbati, to go, move Dhātup. xi, 24
barbaṭa: barbaṭa m. Dolichos Catjang L. (cf. baraṭa); • (ī), f. id. L.; • a harlot L.
barbara: barbara mfn. (also written varvara) stammering ( -tā); • curly Kāṭh.; • m. (pl.) the non-Āryans, barbarians MBh. R. &c; • the country of the barbarians W.; • a low fellow, blockhead, fool, loon (used mostly in the voc.) Hit.; • (only L.) curly hair; • Clerodendrum Siphonantus; • Cleome Pentaphylla; • a partic. fragrant plant; • Unguis Odoratus; • a kind of worm; • two kinds of fish; • the noise of weapons; • a kind of dance; • (ā), f. a kind of fly L.; • a species of Ocimum L.; • a kind of vegetable L.; • a partic. flower L.; • N. of a river VP.; • (ī), f. See below; • n. vermilion L.; • gum-myrrh L.; • yellow sandal-wood L.; • = barbarī f. and ○rīka n
⋙ barbaratā: ○tā f. a partic. stammering pronunciation of the letter r RPrāt.
⋙ barbarasthāna: ○sthāna n. N. of a district MW.
⋙ barbarottha: barbarôttha n. white sandal-wood L.
≫ barbari: barbari m. N. of a man Cat. (cf. varvara)
≫ barbarita: barbarita mfn. g. kāśâdi
≫ barbarin: barbarin mfn. curly-haired Pañcad.
≫ barbarī: barbarī f. a species of Ocimum Bhpr.; • = barbara n. and ○rīka, n; • N. of a river VP.
⋙ barbarīgandha: ○gandha m. a partic. plant (= aja-modā) L.
≫ barbarīka: barbarīka n. (only L.) curly hair or a partic. mode of wearing the hair; • a kind of vegetable; • Ocimum Villosum; • Clerodendrum Siphonantus; • m. a form of Śiva
⋙ barbarīkopākhyāna: barbarīkôpâkhyāna n. N. of ch. of the SkandaP.
barbā: barbā f. a species of Ocimum L.
barbura: barburá n. (or m.) water Naigh. i, 12; • m. = babbula Subh.
barsa: barsá m. n. tip, point, thin end TS. Br.
⋙ barsanaddhi: ○naddhi f. the tying of a knot AitBr.
barsva: bársva m. (prob.) the socket of a tooth VS. Kāṭh.
barh: barh or varh (cf. √bṛh, vṛh), cl. 1. Ā. barhate (only Dhātup. xvi, 39), to speak; • to hurt; • to give or cover (dāna vḷ. chādana); • cl. 10. P. (xxxiii, 96) to speak; • to shine
barha: barha m. n. (also written varha; • √1. bṛh, 'to pluck out') a tail-feather, the tail of a bird (esp. of a peacock) MBh. Kāv. &c; • a leaf (ketaka-b○) Ragh.; • n. a kind of perfume L.
⋙ barhaketu: ○ketu m. N. of a son of Sagara Hariv.; • of a son of the ninth Manu MārkP.
⋙ barhacandraka: ○candraka m. and the eye in a peacock's tail L.
⋙ barhanetra: ○netra n. the eye in a peacock's tail L.
⋙ barhapuṣpa: ○puṣpa n. Acacia Sirissa L.
⋙ barhabhāra: ○bhāra m. 'burden of feathers, a peacock's tail Hariv. Megh.; • a tuft of peacock's feathers on the shaft of a lance or on the handle of a club W.
⋙ barhavat: ○vat mfn. g. vimuktâdi
⋙ barhāpīḍa: barhâpīḍa (cf. Hariv.),
⋙ barhāpīḍaka: barhâpīḍḍaka (cf. Hcat.), m. a wreath of peacock's feathers (worn on the crown of the head)
≫ barhaṇa 1: barhaṇa mf(ī)n. tearing or pulling out ( mūla-b○); • dazzling (the eyes) Bālar.; • n. pulling out ( See mūla-b○); • a leaf L.; • Tabernaemontana Coronaria L. [Page 722, Column 2]
⋙ barhāyita: barhāyita mfn. (fr. Nom. barhāya) resembling the eyes on a peacock's tail BhP.
≫ barhi 1: barhi in comp. for ○hin
⋙ barhikusuma: ○kusuma n. = -puṣpa L.
⋙ barhicitraka: ○citraka n. N. of VaerṛS. xliv
⋙ barhicūḍā: ○cūḍā f. Celosia Cristata L.
⋙ barhicchada: ○cchada m. the feather of a peacock, Śriṅgār; • n. the plumage of a peacock ib.
⋙ barhidhvaja: ○dhvaja m. 'symbolised by a peacock', N. of Skanda Bālar.; • (ā), f. N. of Durgā L.
⋙ barhipuṣpa: ○puṣpa n. (L.),
⋙ barhibarha: ○barha n. (cf. Bhpr.) a kind of perfume
⋙ barhiyāna: ○yāna m. 'having a peacock for vehicle', N. of Skanda KāśīKh.
⋙ barhivāhana: ○vāhana m. 'id.', N. of Gaṇêśa Kathās.
⋙ barhiśikha: ○śikha n. = puṣpa L.
≫ barhi 2: barhi m. N. of a descendant of Aṅgiras GopBr.
≫ barhi 3: barhi in comp. for ○his (m. c. also n. = barhis BhP.)
⋙ barhiṣad: ○ṣád mfn. seated or placed on the sacrificial grass RV. TS.; • m. (pl.) the Pitṛis or deceased ancestors (also a partic. class of Pitṛis) Mn. (esp. iii, 196 ; 199) MBh. &c; • N. of a son of Havirdhāna and Havir-dhāna BhP.
⋙ barhiṣada: ○ṣada m. N. of a Ṛishi MBh.
≫ barhiḥ: barhiḥ in comp. for ○his
⋙ barhiḥśuṣman: ○śuṣman m. fire, the god of fire L.
⋙ barhiḥṣad: ○ṣad m. N. of a Ṛishi (vḷ. for barhi-ṣad) BhP.
⋙ barhiḥṣṭha: ○ṣṭha mfn. standing or placed on the sacrificial grass; • m. (prob.) a sacrificial gift BhP.
⋙ barhiḥṣṭhā: ○ṣṭhā́ mfn. = prec. mfn. RV.
≫ barhiṇa: barhiṇa mfn. adorned with peacock's feathers MBh.; • m. a peacock Mn. Āpast. MBh. &c; • n. Tabernaemontana Coronaria L.; • N. of one of the 1000 small islands of Bharata-varsha L.
⋙ barhiṇalakṣaṇa: ○lakṣaṇa mf(ā)n. = barhiṇa mfn. R.
⋙ barhiṇavāja: ○vāja m. an arrow feathered with peacock's plumes MBh.
⋙ barhiṇavāsas: ○vāsas mfn. (an arrow) provided with peacock's feathers R. (B.)
⋙ barhiṇavāhana: ○vāhana m. N. of Skanda L.
≫ barhin: barhin m. a peacock MBh. Kāv. &c; • N. of a Deva-gandharva MBh.; • of a Ṛishi (= barhiṣada) ib.; • n. a kind of perfume L.
≫ barhir: barhir in comp. for ○his
⋙ barhiruttha: ○uttha m. 'arising from grass', fire Bālar.
⋙ barhirjyotis: ○jyotis m. fire or the god of fire L.
⋙ barhirmukha: ○mukha m. 'fire-mouthed', a deity (so called because sacrifices are mostly offered to the gods in fire) L.
⋙ barhirhoma: ○homa m. an oblation (prepared) for the sacrificial grass Vait.
≫ barhiṣ: barhiṣ in comp. for ○his
⋙ barhiṣkeśa: ○keśa m. 'grass-haired', fire or the god of fire L.
⋙ barhiṣpala: ○pala or (cf. Kāś.), n. g. kaskâdi
⋙ barhiṣpūla: ○pūla (cf. Kāś.), n. g. kaskâdi
⋙ barhiṣmat: ○mat (○híṣ-), mfn. accompanied or provided with sacrificial grass RV. Br. Mn.; • having fire or light, blazing, shining W.; • m. one who has or spreads sacrificial grass, a worshipper, sacrificer RV.; • N. of Prācīna-barhis BhP.; • (atī), f. N. of a wife of Priya-vrata and daughter of Viśvakarman BhP.; • N. of a city in Brahmâvarta ib.
≫ barhiṣka: barhiṣka mfn. formed of or covered with sacrificial grass MBh.; • n. sacrificial grass ib.
≫ barhiṣya: barhiṣyá mfn. belonging to or fitted for sacrificial grass RV. Br.; • n. (with kaśyapasya) N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr.
≫ barhis: barhís n. (rarely m.) 'that which is plucked up', sacrificial grass, a bed or layer of Kuśa grass (usually strewed over the sacrificial ground and esp. over the Vedi, to serve as a sacred surface on which to present the oblations, and as a seat for the gods and for the sacrificers) RV. &c. &c; • n. Sacrificial Grass personified (and enumerated among the Prayāja and Anuyāja deities) RV. Br.; • sacrifice RV. BhP.; • ether L.; • water L.; • a kind of perfume L.; • m. fire, light, splendour L.; • Plumbago Zeylanica L.; • N. of a man MaitrUp.; • of a son of Bṛihad-rāja BhP.; • pl. the descendants of Barhis Saṃskārak.
⋙ barhistṛṇa: ○tṛṇa n. a blade of the sacrificial grass KātyŚr.
barhaṇa 2: barháṇa mfn. (√2. bṛh) strong, vigorous; • only (○ṇā), ind. strongly, firmly, really, certainly RV.
⋙ barhaṇacakra: barhaṇa-cakra n. N. of a mountain village Rājat.
⋙ barhaṇāvat: barháṇā-vat mfn. energetic, vigorous, mighty; • ind. with might RV.
⋙ barhaṇāśva: barhaṇâśva m. N. of a prince (son of Nikumbha) BhP.
≫ barhas: barhas See ádri-b○ and dvi-bárhas
≫ barhiṣṭha: bárhiṣṭha mfn. (superl.) mightiest, strongest, highest Br.; • (am), ind. strongest, loudest RV.; • n. Andropogon Muricatus Suśr.; • the resin of Pinus Longifolia L.
bal 1: bal only Intens. balbalīti, to whirl round in a circle ŚBr.
bal 2: bal cl. 1. P. balati, to breathe, live Dhātup. xx, 10; • 'to hoard grain' or 'to prevent wealth' (dhānyâvarodha) ib.; • to be distressed (?) Gīt.; • Ā. balate (vḷ. for bhalate), to mention; • to hurt; • to give, xiv, 24; • cl. 10. P. balayati, to live, xxxii, 84; • bālayati aor. abībalat, to nourish, rear, xxxii, 68; • Ā. bālayate (vḷ. for bhāl○), to explain, describe, xxxiii, 27. [Page 722, Column 3]
≫ bala: bala n. (or m. g. ardharcâdi) power, strength, might, vigour, force, validity RV. &c. &c. (balāt, 'forcibly, against one's will, without being able to help it'; • also = bala ibc., or balena, bala-tas, with gen. or ifc., 'by force, by the power or on the strength or in virtue or by means of, by'); • force or power of articulation, TUP; • force considered as a sixth organ of action (cf. karmêndriya) MBh.; • (the Buddhists reckon 10 forces, the ascetic Śaivas four, which according to Sch. on R. B. are sāman, dāna, bheda, and nigraha); • Force personified as one of the Visve Devāþ MBh.; • power of, expertness in (loc.) Nal.; • stoutness, bulkiness L.; • (also pl; • ifc. f. ā) military force, troops, an army Mn. MBh. &c; • (L. also shape; • body; • semen virile; • gum; • blood; • a young shoot; • bone); • m. a crow MBh.; • Crataeva Roxburghī L.; • half-ripe barley L.; • N. of a demon conquered by Indra (the brother of Vṛitra, in older texts vala) RV. &c. &c; • of an elder brother of Kṛishṇa (also called Bala-deva, Balabhadra, Bala-rāma &c.) MBh. Pur.; • cf. IW. 332 &c; • (with Jainas) a white Bala or elder brother of Vāsudeva (9 in number, viz. Acala, Vijaya, Bhadra, Su-prabha, Su-dariśana, Ānanda, Nandana, Padma, and Rāma); • N. of a son of Varuṇa and brother of Surā MBh.; • of an attendant on Skanda ib.; • of a son of Aṅgiras ib.; • of a son of Parikshit ib.; • of a son of Parijātra BhP.; • of a son of Kṛishṇa ib.; • of a lexicographer (also written vala) Naish. Sch.; • of a horse of the Moon VP.; • (ā), f. Sida Cordifolia Suśr. (du. the plants Balā and Ati-balā ib.); • N. of a partic. charm R. Ragh. (cf. ati-b○); • the youngest sister in a drama L.; • N. of a daughter of Daksha R.; • of a daughter of Raudrāśva Hariv.; • of a female divinity who executes the orders of the 17th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī L.; • of a peasant girl Lalit.; • (balá), n. = valá, a cavern AV.; • mfn. strong, robust L. ; sick (= amin) L. [Cf. Lat. valere, valor &c.]
⋙ balakara: ○kara mfn. inspiring strength, strengthening R. Suśr.
⋙ balakāma: ○kāma mfn. desiring strength ŚrS.
⋙ balakāya: ○kāya m. 'armed body', an army Divyâv.
⋙ balakṛt: ○kṛt mfn. strengthening Suśr.
⋙ balakṛta: ○kṛta mfn. done by force or against free consent Mn. viii, 168 &c
⋙ balakṛti: ○kṛti f. a mighty deed Nir.
⋙ balakrama: ○krama m. N. of a mountain VP.
⋙ balakṣobha: ○kṣobha m. commotion in the forces, mutiny in an army Var.
⋙ balagupta: ○gupta m. N. of a man Mudr.; • (ā), f. N; • of a peasant girl Lalit.
⋙ balacakra: ○cakra n. 'circle of power, dominion, sovereignty (-vartin, m. a powerful sovereign) Buddh.; • an army, host MBh.
⋙ balaja: ○ja mfn. produced by strength or power W.; • m. n. a heap of corn, grain L.; • (ā), f. id. ĀpŚr.; • a pretty woman L.; • the earth L.; • Arabian jasmine L.; • a rope ĀpŚr. Sch.; • N. of a river BrahmaP.; • n. (only L.) a city-gate, any gate; • a field; • war; • a pretty figure; • pith, marrow
⋙ balajyeṣṭha: ○jyeṣṭha mfn. one whose superiority is dependent on his strength or power MBh.
⋙ balada: ○da m. 'strength-giving', a partic. form of Agni Gṛihyās. MBh.; • an ox, bullock Kathās. (○dī-bhūta mfn. become an ox ib.); • a partic. medicinal plant (= jīvaka) L.; • (ā), f. Physalis Flexuosa L.; • N. of a daughter of Raudrāśva Hariv. (vḷ. balā)
⋙ baladarpa: ○darpa m. pride of strength MW.
⋙ baladā: ○dā́ (cf. RV. Kauś.),
⋙ baladāvan: ○dā́van (cf. AV.), mfn. conferring or imparting power
⋙ baladeya: ○déya n. bestowal of strength RV.
⋙ baladeva: ○deva m. wind L.; • N. of the elder brother of Kṛishṇa (said to have been produced from a white hair of Vishṇu, and regarded as a Nāga) MBh. Kāv. &c; • of a Nāga-rāja L.; • of a Brāhman Kathās.; • of sev. authors (also with vidyābhūṣaṇa) Cat.; • -pattana n. N. of a town Var.; • -svasṛ f. N. of Śiva's wife L.; • ○vâhnika n. N. of wk; • (ā), f. Ficus Heterophylla L.
⋙ baladviṣ: ○dviṣ m. 'Bala's foe', N. of Indra L.
⋙ baladhara: ○dhara m. 'might-bearer', N. of a Brāhman Kathās.; • of a warrior ib.
⋙ balanagara: ○nagara n. N. of a town Buddh.
⋙ balanāśana: ○nāśana m. 'destroyer of Bala', N. of Indra MBh.
⋙ balanigraha: ○nigraha m. reducing strength, weakening W.
⋙ balanisūdana: ○nisūdana m. = -nāśana Hariv. &c
⋙ balaṃdharā: ○ṃ-dharā f. N. of Bhīma-sena's wife MBh.
⋙ balapati: ○pati (bála-), m. lord of strength ŚBr.; • a general, commander Var.
⋙ balapura: ○pura n. Bala's stronghold RAnukr.
⋙ balapurṇa: ○purṇa wṛ. for next
⋙ balapūrva: ○pūrva mf(ā)n. preceded by the word bala Hcat.
⋙ balaprada: ○prada mfn. giving strength Suśr.
⋙ balapramathanī: ○pramathanī f. N. of a form of Durgā Hcat.
⋙ balaprasū: ○prasū f. Bala's (i.e. Baladeva's) mother, Rohiṇī L.
⋙ balaprāṇa: ○prâṇa n. strength and spirit
⋙ balabandhu: ○bandhu m. N. of a son of Manu Raivata MārkP.; • of a son of Bhṛigu in the 10th Dvāpara VāyuP. [Page 723, Column 1]
⋙ balabalī: ○balī f. strong (?) Divyâv.
⋙ balabhadra: ○bhadra mfn. strong, powerful L.; • Bos Gavaeus L.; • Symplocos Racemosa L.; • a species of Kadamba L.; • N. of Balarāma or of An-anta (the great serpent identified with him) Pur. W.; • of a descendant of Bharata, of various men (esp. teachers and authors, also with also, ācārya, kāyastha, pancânana, bhaṭṭa, mitra, śukla, sūri) Cat.; • of a mountain in Śāka-dviipa BhP.; • (ā), f. a young girl, maiden L.; • Ficus Heterophylla L.
⋙ balabhadrikā: ○bhadrikā f. Ficus Heterophylla L.; • a kind of cake made of bean-flour L.
⋙ balabhid: ○bhid mfn. breaking or routing an army W.; • m. 'slayer of Bala', N. of Indra MBh. Kāv. &c. (-bhit-sakhi, m. a friend of Indra MW.); • a partic. Ekâha PañcavBr. ŚrS.
⋙ balabhṛt: ○bhṛt mfn. 'might-bearing', powerful, strong MBh.
⋙ balamada: ○mada m. pride in power MBh.
⋙ balamukhya: ○mukhya m. the chief of an army R.
⋙ balayukta: ○yukta or mfn. endowed with strength, powerful Var.
⋙ balayuta: ○yuta mfn. endowed with strength, powerful Var.
⋙ balarāma: ○rāma m. N. of the elder brother of Kṛishṇa and third of the Rāmas (regarded as the 8th Avatāra of Vishṇu, sometimes as an incarnation of the great serpent Śesha or An-anta; • he is also called Bala, Bala-deva, Bala-bhadra, and Halâyudha, cf. IW. 332 &c.) MBh. Pur.; • -pancânana m. N. of a grammarian Cat.
⋙ balavat: ○vat (bála-), mfn. possessing power, powerful, mighty, strong, intense VS. &c. &c; • vehement (as love, desire &c.) MBh.; • dense (as darkness) Mṛicch.; • preponderating, prevailing (also with abl., 'over') VPrāt.; • accompanied by an army Inscr.; • ind. powerfully, strongly, vehemently, much, well ŚBr. &c. &c; • m. N. of the 8th Muhūrta Var.; • (atī), f. small cardamoms L.; • -tama (bál○), mfn. most powerful, strongest, mightiest RV. AV. &c; • -tara mfn. more powerful, stronger Mn. MBh. &c; • -tā f. (cf. MBh. Rājat.), -tva n. (Kap.) powerfulness, superiority, preponderance
⋙ balavarjita: ○varjita mfn. destitute of strength, weak, infirm Var.
⋙ balavarṇin: ○varṇin mfn. strong and looking well Suśr.
⋙ balavardhana: ○vardhana mfn. increasing power, strengthening W.; • m. N. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshtra MBh.
⋙ balavardhin: ○vardhin mfn. = prec. mfn. W.; • (inī), f. a species of medicinal plant (= jīvaka) L.
⋙ balavarman: ○varman m. N. of a king Inscr.; • ○ma-deva m. id. ib.; • N. of a merchant Kathās.
⋙ balavikarṇikā: ○vikarṇikā f. N. of a form of Durgā Hcat.
⋙ balavijñāya: ○vijñāyá mfn. recognisable by strength RV.
⋙ balavinyāsa: ○vinyāsa m. arrangement of forces, array of troops L.
⋙ balavipulahetumati: ○vipula-hetu-mati n. N. of an Asura Buddh.
⋙ balavirya: ○virya n. strength and heroism MBh.; • m. 'possessing strength and heroism', N. of a descendant of Bharata Śatr.
⋙ balaparākrama: ○parākrama mfn. strong and heroic and valorous MW.
⋙ balavṛtra: ○vṛtra (ibc.) Bala and Vṛitra; • -ghna, -niṣadana, and han m. 'destroyer of BṭBala and Vṛitra', N. of Indra MBh.
⋙ balavayasana: ○vayasana n. the defeat or rout of an army Kām. Hit.; • -saṃkula mfn. (a king) embarrassed by disorder in (his) army ib.
⋙ balavyāpad: ○vyāpad f. decrease of strength Suśr. Bhpr.
⋙ balavyūha: ○vyūha m. a partic. Samādhi L.
⋙ balaśarman: ○śarman m. N. of a lexicographer Cat.
⋙ balaśālin: ○śālin mfn. having or possessing strength, strong, vigorous (○li-tā f.) MBh.; • possessing a great army Var.
⋙ balasamuha: ○samuha m. assemblage of forces, army Ratnâv.
⋙ balasūdana: ○sūdana mfn. destroying armies MBh.; • m. 'destroyer of Bala', N. of Indra MBh.
⋙ balasena: ○sena mṆ. of a warrior Kathās.; • (ā), f. a strong army, an army, host MBh.
⋙ balastha: ○stha mfn. 'being in strength or power', strong, powerful, vigorous MBh. (cf. balâvastha); • m. 'being or belonging to an army', a warrior, soldier ib. R.
⋙ balasthala: ○sthala m. N. of a son of Parijātra BhP. (v. l. balaḥ sthalaḥ)
⋙ balasthiti: ○sthiti f. 'army-station', a camp, encampment L.; • a royal residence, royal camp or quarters W.
⋙ balahan: ○han mf(ghnī)n. one who slays or destroys armies Hariv. (vḷ. -vat); • m. 'destroyer of strength', phlegm, the phlegmatic humour L.
⋙ balahantṛ: ○hantṛ m. 'slayer of Bala', N. of Indra MBh.
⋙ balahara: ○hara m. 'taking away strength', N. of a man Rājat.
⋙ balahīna: ○hīna mfn. destitute of strength, weak (-tā f.) R.
⋙ balākṣa: balâkṣa m. N. of a prince MBh.
⋙ balāgra: balâgra n. the utmost strength, extreme force Hariv.; • the head of an army ib. R.
⋙ balāṅgaka: balâṅgaka m. 'strong-limbed (?)', the spring season L.
⋙ balāñcitā: balâñcitā f. 'strongly stretched (?), N. of Rāma's lute L.
⋙ balāḍhya: balâḍhya m. 'rich in strength, strengthening (?)', a bean L.
⋙ balātmikā: balâtmikā f. Tiaridium Indicum L.
⋙ balāmikā: balâmikā mfn. superior in strength, surpassing in power MBh. Kathās.
⋙ balādhikaraṇa: balâdhikaraṇa n. pl. the business or affairs of an army MBh.
⋙ balādhyakṣa: balâdhyakṣa m. the superintendent or commander of an army, a general, minister of war Mn.; • P. Hariv.
⋙ balānīka: balânīka m. N. of a man MBh. (cf. bala-sena). [Page 723, Column 2]
⋙ balānuja: balânuja m. the younger brother of Baladeva, i.e. Kṛishṇa L.
⋙ balānvita: balânvita mfn. possessed of Power, powerful, strong W.; • suggestive of power Ml.; • leading an army W.
⋙ balāpakarṣam: balâpakarṣam ind. by force W.
⋙ balabala: balábala mfn. at one time strong at another weak MārkP.; • n. strength and weakness, relative strength or power or weight or highness or dignity or importance Mn. Yājñ. Kāv. &c; • -bīja-bhaṅga m. -sūtra-bṛhad-vṛtti f. ○lâkṣepa-parihāra, m. N. of wks
⋙ balābhra: balâbhra n. 'army-cloud', an army in the form of a cloud MBh.
⋙ balārāti: balârāti m. = bala-dviṣ L.
⋙ balāri: balâri m. id. Mṛicch. (v. l.) Bhām.
⋙ balārthin: balârthin mfn. desirous of power Mn. ii, 37
⋙ balāvalepa: balâvalepa m. pride of strength or prowess MārkP.
⋙ balāvastha: balâvastha mfn. powerful, strong ib. (cf. bala-stha)
⋙ balāśva: balâśva m. N. of a king (called also Karaṃ-dhama) ib.
⋙ balāsura: balâsura m. N. of a washerman Kathās.
⋙ balāhvā: balâhvā f. Sida Cordifolia L.; • ○hva-kanda m. a kind of esculent √cf. L
⋙ baleśa: balêśa m. the chief or commander of an army Var.
⋙ balotkaṭā: balôtkaṭā f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh.
⋙ balotsāha: balôtsāha m. ardour of troops or forces R.
⋙ balotamatta: balôtamatta mfn. intoxicated with power R.
⋙ balopapanna: balôpapanna mfn. endowed with power or strength MW.
⋙ balopaviṣṭa: balôpaviṣṭa mfn. id. W.
⋙ balopeta: balôpêta mfn. id. ib.
⋙ balaugha: balâugha m. a multitude of troops, numerous force Śiś.
≫ balaka: balaka m. N. of a demon Hariv. (cf. valaka); • a dream at nightfall L.; • n. a mixture of treacle and milk L.
≫ balana: balana mfn. strengthening L.; • n. the act of strengthening Dhātup.
≫ balaya: balaya Nom. P. ○yati, See upâd-balaya
≫ balala: balala m. = bala-rāma L.
≫ balāt: balāt ind. (abl.of bala, q.v.) incomp
⋙ balātkāra: ○kāra m. employment of force, violence, oppression, injustice (ibc; • am and eṇa ind. = forcibly, violently) Kāv. Kathās.; • (in law) the detention of the person of a debtor by his creditor to recover his debt W.; • ○râbhilāṣin mfn. wishing to use force, intending to violate Kathās.
⋙ balātkārita: ○kārita mfn. = next Cat.
⋙ balātkṛta: ○kṛta mfn. treated violently, forced, overpowered MBh. Kāv. Pur.
≫ balāya 1: balāya Nom. Ā. ○yate (for 2. See col. 3), to put forth strength Nir. x, 3
≫ balin: balín mfn. powerful, strong, mighty, stout, robust RV. &c. &c; • m. a soldier Inscr. (cf. balastha); • N. of Vatsa-pril MārkP.; • (only L) a hog bull, buffalo, camel, kind of sheep, serpent, Phaseolus Radiatus, a sort of jasmine, the phlegmatic humour, N. of a Bala-rāma; • (inī), f. Sida Cordifolia L.
≫ baliman: baliman m. power, strength (in a-b○) ChUp.
≫ baliṣṭha: báliṣṭha mfn. (superl. fr. balín) most powerful, very. strong or mighty ŚBr. &c. &c; • stronger or mightier than (abl.) Ragh.; • m. a camel L.
⋙ baliṣṭhatama: ○tama mfn. most powerful, mightiest AitBr.
≫ balīyas: bálīyas mfn. (compar. fr. balín) more or most powerful, or mighty or strong or important or efficacious ŚBr. &c. &c; • ind. more powerfully or strongly &c. GopBr.
⋙ balīyastara: ○tara mfn. more powerful, stronger, mightier Kām.
⋙ balīyastva: ○tva n. pre-eminence in strength, superior power, predominance Kām.
≫ balīyasa: balīyasa mfn. = balīyas MBh.
≫ balūla: balūla mfn. powerful, strong, g. sidhmâdi; • = balaṃ na sahate Pāṇ. 5-2, 122 Vārtt. 8 Pat.
≫ balya: balya mf(ā)n. (cf. Pāṇ. 4-2, 80) strengthening, giving strength Suśr.; • powerful, strong, vigorous W.; • m. a Buddhist mendicant L.; • (ā), f. N. of various plants (Sida Cordifolia or Rhombifolia, Physalis Flexuosa, Paederia Foetida &c.) L.
balakṣa: balákṣa mf(ī)n. (also written valakṣa) white TS.&c. &c; • m.white (the colour) W.; • (with pakṣa) the light half of a month L.
⋙ balakṣagu: ○gu m. 'white-rayed', the moon Kāvyâd.
⋙ balakṣataṇḍulā: ○taṇḍulā f. Sida Cordifolia L.
balakhin: balakhin mfn. coming from Balkh Kshitîś.
balaṅga: balaṅga balaṣa and balahaṣa m. or n. (?), N. of places Cat.
balabha: balabha m. a partic. venomous insect Suśr.
balāka: balāka m. (also written valāka) a kind of crane (the flesh of which is eaten) Gaut. Hariv.; • N. of a pupil of Śākapūṇi VP.; • of a pupil of Jātūkarṇya BhP.; • of a hunter MBh.; • of a son of Pūru and grandson of Jahnū BhP.; • of a son of Vatsa-prī MārkP. [Page 723, Column 3]; • of a Rākshasa ib.; • (ā), f. See below
⋙ balākāśva: balākâśva m. N. of a descendant of Jahnu MBh. Hariv.
≫ balākā: balā́kā f. a crane (more usual than ○ka m. q.v.) VS. &c. &c; • a mistress, loved woman L. (cf. Megh. 9?); • N. of a woman, g. bahv-ādi
⋙ balākākauśika: ○kauśiká m. N. of a preceptor ŚBr.
⋙ balākāpaṅktihāsin: ○paṅkti-hāsin mfn. smiling with rows of cranes MBh.
≫ balākikā: balākikā f. a species of small crane L.
≫ balākin: balākin mfn. abounding in cranes Kālid. (cf. g. vrīhy-ādi); • mṆ. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra MBh.
balātkāra: balāt-kāra &c. See col. 2
balādyā: balādyā f. Sida Cordifolia L. (prob. wṛ. for balâhvā)
balāmoṭā: balāmoṭā f. Artemisia Vulgaris or Alpinia Nutans L.
balāya 2: balāya m. (for 1. See col. 2) Crataeva Roxburghil L.
balālaka: balālaka m. Flacourtia Cataphracta L.
balāsa: balā́sa m. (also written balāśa) a partic. disease, consumption or phthisis VS. AV.; • the phlegmatic humour Suśr.
⋙ balāsakṣayakara: ○kṣaya-kara mfn. destroying the phlegmatic humour Suśr.
⋙ balāsagrathita: ○grathita n. a kind of ophthalmia ib.
⋙ balāsaghna: ○ghna mfn. = -kṣaya-kara Suśr.
⋙ balāsanāśana: ○nā́śana mf(ī)n. destroying consumption AV.
⋙ balāsabasta: ○basta m. a partic. disease of the eye L.
⋙ balāsavardhana: ○vardhana mfn. increasing the phlegmatic humour Suśr.
≫ balāsaka: balāsaka m. a yellow spot in the white of the eye (caused by disease) Suśr.
≫ balāsin: balāsín mfn. consumptive, phthisical AV.
balāhaka: balāhaká or valāhaká m. (cf. Naigh. i, 10) a rain or thunder -cloud, any cloud
MBh. Kāv. &c. (ifc. f. ā); • one of the 7 clouds appearing at the destruction of the world Cat.; • a mountain L.; • Cyperus Rotundus L.; • a kind of crane (= balāka) L.; • a kind of snake Suśr.; • a kind of metre Col.; • N. of a serpent-demon MBh. Hariv. Pur.; • of a commander Kād.; • of one of the 4 horses of Vishṇu ib.; • of a brother of Jayad-ratha MBh.; • of a Daitya L.; • of a mountain, Kathls
bali: balí m. (perhaps fr. √bhṛ) tribute, offering, gift, oblation (in later language always with √hṛ) RV. &c. &c; • tax, impost, royal revenue Br. Mn. MBh. &c; • any offering or propitiatory oblation (esp. an offering of portions of food, such as grain, rice &c., to certain gods, semi-divine beings, household divinities, spirits, men, birds, other animals and all creatures including even lifeless objects ; it is made before the daily meal by arranging portions of food in a circle or by throwing them into the air outside the house or into the sacred fire ; it is also called bhūta-yajña and was one of the 5 mahā-yajñas, or great devotional acts ; cf. RTL. 411, 421) GṛŚrS. Mn. (esp. iii, 69, 71) MBh. &c. (often ifc. with the object, the receiver, the time, or the place of the offering); • fragments of food at a meal W.; • a victim (often a goat or buffalo) offered to Durgā MW.; • the handle of a chowrie or fly-flapper Megh.; • N. of a Daitya (son of Virocana; • priding himself on his empire over the three worlds, he was humiliated by Vishnu, who appeared before him in the form of a Vāmana or dwarf. son of Kaśyapa and Aditi and younger brother of Indra, and obtained from him the promise of as much land as he could pace in three steps, whereupon the dwarf expanding himself deprived him of heaven and earth in two steps, but left him the sovereignty of Pātāla or the lower regions) MBh. Pur. &c. (cf. IW. 328); • N. of Indra in the 8th Manv-antara Pur.; • of a Muni MBh.; • of a king ib. Pañcat.; • of a son of Su-tapas Hariv. Pur. (cf. vali)
⋙ balikara: ○kara m. pl. taxes and duties MBh.; • mfn. offering propitiatory sacrifices W. (cf. Pāṇ. 3-2, 21)
⋙ balikarambha: ○karambha m. sacrificial cake W.
⋙ balikarman: ○karman n. offering oblations to all creatures GṛS. Mn. &c; • presentation or payment of tribute MW.
⋙ balikṛt: ○kṛt mfn. paying taxes, tributary AitBr.
⋙ baligāyatrī: ○gāyatrī f. N. of a Mantra employed by the Śāktas RTL. 201
⋙ baliceṣṭitavarṇana: ○ceṣṭitavarṇana n. N. of ch. of GaṇP. ii
⋙ balitantra: ○tantra n. the regular form of an oblation to all creatures Gobh.
⋙ balidāna: ○dāna n. the presentation of an offering to a deity (consisting of rice, milk, fruits &c. when presented to Vishṇu, or of living victims when offered to Śiva or Durgā) Pur.; • presentation of grain &c. to all creatures Cat. [Page 724, Column 1]; • -paddhati f. -vidhi m. N. of wks
⋙ balidviṣ: ○dviṣ m. 'hater of Bali', N. of Vishṇu L.
⋙ balidhvaṃsin: ○dhvaṃsin m. 'destroyer of BṭBali', id. L.
⋙ balinandana: ○nandana m. 'son of Bali', N. of the Asura Bāṇa L.
⋙ baliniyamanodyuta: ○niyamanôdyuta mfn. prepared to subdue Bali MW.
⋙ baliṃdama: ○ṃ-dama m. 'tamer of Bali', N. of Vishṇu L.; • prakhya mfn. equal to Vishṇu MW.
⋙ balipīṭhalakṣaṇa: ○pīṭha-lakṣaṇa n. N. of wk
⋙ baliputra: ○putra m.= -nandana; • -mokṣaṇa n. N. of ch. of BrahmaP. iv
⋙ balipuṣṭa: ○puṣṭa m. 'nourished by food-offerings', a crow Śiś.
⋙ balipodakī: ○podakī f. Basella Cordifolia L.
⋙ balipratigrāhaka: ○pratigrāhaka mf(ikā)n. receiving oblations Divyâv.
⋙ balipriya: ○priya mf(ā)n. fond of offering oblations Vishṇ.; • m. Symplocos Racemosa (fabled to grow faster if presented with oblṭoblations consisting of incense, lights &c.) L.
⋙ balibandhana: ○bandhana m. 'binder or killer of Bali', N. of Vishṇu L.
⋙ balibhadra: ○bhadra wṛ. for bala-bh○
⋙ balibhuj: ○bhuj mfn. devouring oblations Kāv.; • enjoying offerings (said of gods) MW.; • m. a crow Kathās. BhP.; • a sparrow L.; • a crane W.
⋙ balibhṛt: ○bhṛt mfn. paying tribute, tributary MBh. (cf. -hṛt)
⋙ balibhoja: ○bhoja or m. a crow R. (cf. bhuj)
⋙ balibhojana: ○bhojana m. a crow R. (cf. bhuj)
⋙ balimat: ○mát mfn. receiving taxes or tribute (said of Agni) TBr.; • provided with food -oblations (said of a house) Ragh.
⋙ balimandira: ○mandira n. 'Bali's abode', the infernal regions W.
⋙ balimahānarendrākhyāna: ○mahānarêndrâkhyāna n. N. of wk
⋙ balimātra: ○mātra n. a mere offering (to all beings), as much in quantity as an oblation to all creatures MW.
⋙ balivāka: ○vāka m. N. of a Muni MBh. (v. l. baliv○)
⋙ balividhāna: ○vidhāna n. the offering of an oblation Siṃhâs.
⋙ balivindhya: ○vindhya m. N. of a son of Manu Raivata BhP.
⋙ balivṛṣahan: ○vṛṣa-han m. N. of a prince VP.
⋙ baliveśman: ○veśman n. = mandira L.
⋙ balivyākula: ○vyākula mfn. busied in offering oblations MW.
⋙ baliṣaḍbhāga: ○ṣaḍ-bhāga m. the sixth part as tribute MBh.; • -hārin mfn. taking the sixth part as tribute Mn. viii, 308
⋙ balisadman: ○sadman n. = -mandira L.
⋙ balisudana: ○sudana wṛ. for bala-s○
⋙ balihan: ○han m. 'slayer of Bali', N. of Vishṇu L.
⋙ baliharaṇa: ○haraṇa mf(ī)n. adapted for the presentation of oblations, ĀvGṛ; • n. the presentation of oblṭoblations GṛS. Suśr. (cf. RTL. 329 &c.); • -vidhi m. N. of wk
⋙ balihāra: ○hārá mfn. paying taxes or tribute AV.; • m. = -haraṇa n. MānGṛ.
⋙ balihrit: ○hrít mfn. = -hāra mfn. RV. AV. TS.
⋙ balihoma: ○homa m. the offering of oblations Hariv.
⋙ balīndrasahasranāman: balī7ndra-sahasra-nāman n. N. of wk
⋙ balyupakhyāna: baly-upakhyāna n. N. of ch. of the Vāsishṭha-rāmāyaṇa
≫ balika: balika m. (cf. valika) N. of a serpent-demon L.; • (ā), f. Sida Cordifolia and Rhombifolia L.; • mfn. one who takes his food every 6th day L.
≫ balīkṛta: balī-kṛta mfn. presented as an offering Kathās.
balivarda: balivárda m. a bull or ox TBr. &c. &c. (also balīv○; • wṛ. ○vardha); • (balīvardī), f. N. of a woman, g. kalyāṇy-ādi (cf. Kāś.)
≫ balīvardin: balīvardin m. N. of a man g. śubhrâdi- (cf. Kāś. baliv○)
≫ balīvardineya: balīvardineya m. metron. fr. balīvardī Vop.
baliśa: baliśa n. ○śi, or ○śī f. (also written val○) a hook, fish-hook L. (cf. baḍiśa)
baliṣṭha: báliṣṭha báliyas, See p. 723, col. 2
baliṣṇu: baliṣṇu mfn. disregarded, despised L. (arrogant, disrespectful W.)
balīna: balīna m. a scorpion W.; • N. of an Asura MBh. (vḷ. balīviira)
balīvāka: balīvāka See bali-v○ under bali
balīha: balīha m. pl. N. of a people MBh. (cf. balhika)
balūka: balūka wrongly for valūka KātyŚr.
balkasa: bálkasa n. dregs or sediment left in the distillation of ardent spirits ŚBr.
balbaja: bálbaja m. (later balvaja, or valvaja) Eleusine Indica (a species of coarse grass not liked by cattle) TS. &c. &c
⋙ balbajamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. made of Balbaja grass, g. śarâdi
⋙ balbajastukā: ○stukā́ f. a bunch or tuft of Balbaja grass RV.
≫ balbajika: balbajika mfn. g. kumudaâdi
balbalā: balbalā onomat. (with √kṛ) to stammer, stutter PañcavBr.
⋙ balbalākāra: ○kāra m. stammering, stuttering SaṃhUp.; • (am), ind. ib.
balbūtha: balbūthá m. N. .of a man RV.
balbūla: balbūlá m. N. of a serpent-demon Suparṇ. [Page 724, Column 2]
balya: balya See p. 723, col. 2
balla: balla wṛ. for valgā MBh. vii, 1217
ballava: ballava m. (also written vallava) a cowherd MBh. Hariv. Kāv. (cf. go-b○); • N. assumed by Bhīma-sena when cook to king Virāṭa MBh.; • a cook L.; • pl. N. of a people MBh.; • (ī), f. a cowherdess L.
⋙ ballavatā: ○tā f. (cf. Bālar.),
⋙ ballavatva: ○tva n. (cf. Hariv.) the business or duty of a cowherd
⋙ ballavayuvati: ○yuvati f. (○tī L.), a young cowherdess, Get
ballāla: ballāla m. N. of various men Col.; • of a king Kuval.; • of the father of Śaṃkara Cat.
⋙ ballāladeva: ○deva (with daiva-jña), m. N. of the author of the Bhoja-prabandha Cat.
⋙ ballālamiśra: ○miśra m. N. of a king, Vāsav., Introd
⋙ ballālasenadeva: ○sena-deva m. N. of an author Cat.
balva: balva n. (also written valva, or valava) N. of the second Karaṇa or astrological division of the day L.; • (ī), f. wṛ. for vallī
balvaja: balvaja See balbaja
balśa: balśa = valśa in śatá-balśa, q.v
balhi: balhi m. N. of a country, Balkh Uṇ. iv, 117 Sch. (written vahli)
≫ balhika: balhika n. = bālhīka, Asa Foetida L.
bava: bava n. (also written vava) N. of the first Karaṇa or astrological division of the day Sūryas.
baṣkaya: baṣkáya mfn. (prob.) one year old, a yearling RV. i, 164, 5 (cf. g. utsâdi)
≫ baṣkayaṇī: baṣkayaṇī or f. a cow with a young calf. L. (cf. Pāṇ. 2-1, 65)
⋙ baṣkayiṇī: baṣkaḍyiṇī f. a cow with a young calf. L. (cf. Pāṇ. 2-1, 65)
≫ baṣkiha: báṣkiha mfn. old, decrepit VS. MaitrS. (vaṣk○)
baṣṭa: baṣṭa m. (Prākṛ.) = mūrkha, a fool L.
basta: bastá m. (also written vasta) a goat RV. &c. &c
⋙ bastakarṇa: ○karṇa m. Ṣorea Robusta L.
⋙ bastagandhā: ○gandhā f. Ocimum Villosum L.
⋙ bastagandhākṛti: ○gandhâkṛti f. a partic. plant growing in Mālava (= lakṣmaṇā) Bhpr.
⋙ bastamāram: ○māram ind. after the manner of the dying of a goat Suśr.
⋙ bastamukha: ○mukha mf(ī)n. goat-faced MW.
⋙ bastamūtra: ○mūtra n. the urine of a goat MW.
⋙ bastamodā: ○modā f. N. of a plant (= aja-modā) L.
⋙ bastavāśin: ○vāśin mfn. bleating like a gṭgoat AV. (wṛ. ○sín)
⋙ bastaśṛṅgī: ○śṛṅgī f. Odina Pinnata L.
⋙ bastājina: bastâjina n. a goat-skin MaitrS.
⋙ bastāntrī: bastântrī f. Argyreia Speciosa or Argentea L.
⋙ bastābhivāśin: bastâbhivāśin mfn. (wṛ. ○sín) = basta-vāśín AV.
⋙ bastāmbu: bastâmbu n. = basta-mūtra Bhpr.
basti: basti &c. See vasti
bastya: bastya See vā́ja-bastya
basri: básri ind. quickly RV. i, 120, 12 (= kṣipram Sāy.)
bah: bah short form of √baṃh, q.v
≫ bahaya: bahaya Nom. P. ○yati (fr. bahu) Pat.
≫ bahala: bahala mfn. thick, dense, compact, firm, solid Kāv. Rājat. Suśr.; • bushy, shaggy (as a tail) Ml.; • wide, extensive Suśr.; • deep, intense (as a colour) Śiś.; • harsh (as a tone) Prab.; • manifold, copious, abundant (ibc. = in a high degree; • ifc. = filled with, chiefly consisting of). Kāv. (often v. l. bahula); • m. a kind of sugar-cane L.; • (ā), f. large cardamoms L. (cf. bahulā); • Anethum Sowa L.
⋙ bahalagandha: ○gandha n. a species of sandal L.; • (ā), f. large cardamoms L.
⋙ bahalacakṣus: ○cakṣus m. Odina Pinisata L.
⋙ bahalatā: ○tā f. thickness Suśr.
⋙ bahalatvaca: ○tvaca n. the white flowering Lodhra L.
⋙ bahalavartman: ○vartman mṇ. a partic. disease of the eyes, a swollen eyelid Suśr.
⋙ bahalāṅga: bahalâṅga m. Odina Pinnata L.
⋙ bahalānurāga: bahalânurāga mfn. deep red Śiś.
≫ bahalita: bahalita mfn. grown thick or compact or strong, Kāv'
≫ bahalībhū: bahalī-√bhū P. -bhavati, to become a thick or compact mass Car.
≫ bahu: bahú mf(vií or u)n. much, many, frequent, abundant, numerous, great or considerable in quantity (n. also as subst. with gen.) RV. (rarely in Maṇḍ. i-ix) AV. &c. &c. (tadbahu-yad, 'it is a great matter that' MBh.; • tvayā me bahu kṛtaṃ-yad, 'you have done me a great service by-or that-' Nal.; • kim bahunā, 'what occasion is there for much talk?' i.e. 'in short' Śak. Hit.); • abounding or rich in (instr.) ŚBr.; • large, great, mighty AV. &c. &c; • (ú), ind. much, very, abundantly, greatly, in a high degree, frequently, often, mostly RV. &c. &c. (often ibc., where also= nearly, almost, rather, somewhat [Page 724, Column 3]; • cf. bahu-tṛṇa, bahu-trivarṣa and Pāṇ. 5-3, 68; • bahu-√man = to think much of esteem highly, prize, value); • n. the pl. number AitBr.
⋙ bahukaṇṭaka: ○kaṇṭaka mfn. 'many-thorned', N. of sev. plants (a species of Asteracautha; • Alhagi Maurorum; • Phoenix Paludosa) L.; • (ā), f. = next L.
⋙ bahukaṇṭā: ○kaṇṭā f. 'manythorned', Solanum Jacquini L.
⋙ bahukanda: ○kanda m. 'having bulbous roots', Amorphophallus Campanulatus L.; • (ī), f. Cucumis Utilissimus or a kind of gourd L.
⋙ bahukara: ○kara mf(ī)n. doing much, busy, useful in many ways to (gen.) Bhaṭṭ. (cf. Pāṇ. 3-2, 21); • one who sweeps, a sweeper L. (√kṝ?); • m. a camel L.; • a species of jujube L.; • (ā or ī), f. a broom L. (√kṝ?)
⋙ bahukaraṇīya: ○karaṇīya mfn. one who has (or complains of having) much to do, who never has time for anything L.
⋙ bahukarṇikā: ○karṇikā f. Salvinia Cucullata L.
⋙ bahukalka: ○kalka m. Buchanania Latifolia L.
⋙ bahukalpa: ○kalpa mfn. manifold, multifarious MBh.
⋙ bahukalyāṇa: ○kalyāṇa mf(ā or ī)n. very illustrious, most noble, Nal',
⋙ bahukāma: ○kāma mfn. having many wishes or desires ŚāṅkhŚr.
⋙ bahukāra: ○kāra mfn. doing or effecting much VS.
⋙ bahukāraṇīya: ○kāraṇīya mfn. = -karaṇīya L.
⋙ bahukālam: ○kālam ind. for a long time MW.
⋙ bahukālīna: ○kālīna mfn. of long standing, old, ancient ib.
⋙ bahukīṭa: ○kīṭa m. N. of a Grāma in the north, g. palady-ādi
⋙ bahukulīna: ○kulīna or Sch. on Pāṇ. 4-1, 140 (cf. bâhukuleyaka)
⋙ bahukulya: ○kulya Sch. on Pāṇ. 4-1, 140 (cf. bâhukuleyaka)
⋙ bahukusumita: ○kusumita mfn. full of blossoms
⋙ bahukurca: ○kurca m. a species of cocoa-nut L.
⋙ bahukṛta: ○kṛta mf(ā)n., PIṇ' iv, 1, 52, Vlrtt' 5 Pat,. -kṛitya, mfn. = -karanīya L.
⋙ bahuketu: ○ketu m. N. of a mountain R.
⋙ bahukrama: ○krama m. a Krama (q.v.) of more than three words RPrāt.
⋙ bahukṣama: ○kṣama mfn. enduring much Kum.; • m. a Jaina saint or a Buddha L.
⋙ bahukṣāra: ○kṣāra m. a kind of alkali L.
⋙ bahukṣīrā: ○kṣīrā f. a cow which gives much milk L.
⋙ bahugandha: ○gandha mfn. strong-scented; • m. the resin of Boswellia Thurifera L.; • (ā), f. a bud of Michelia Champaka L.; • Jasminum Auriculatum L.; • Nigella Indica L.; • n. cinnamon L.; • a kind of sandal L.; • -dā f. musk L.
⋙ bahugarhyavāc: ○garhya-vāc mfn. saying much that is to be censured, too talkative, loquacious L.
⋙ bahugava: ○gava m. 'having much cattle', N. of a prince Hariv. Pur.
⋙ bahugiri: ○giri m. N. of a district Var.
⋙ bahugu: ○gú mf(ū́)n. rich in cattle ĀpŚr.
⋙ bahuguḍā: ○guḍā f. Solanum Jacquini L.
⋙ bahuguṇa: ○guṇa mfn. many-threaded (as a rope) Pāṇ. 6-2, 176 Sch.; • manifold, multifarious, much MBh. R.; • having many good qualities or virtues, PIṇ. vi, 2, 176 Sch.; • m. N. of a Deva-gandharva MBh.
⋙ bahuguru: ○guru m. one who has read much but superficially, a sciolist (= cumbaka) L.
⋙ bahuguhā: ○guhā f. -guḍā L.
⋙ bahugo: ○go mfn. having much cattle MW.
⋙ bahugotraja: ○gotra-ja mfn. having many blood relations Kathās.
⋙ bahugranthi: ○granthi m. 'many-knotted', Tamarix Indica L.
⋙ bahugraha: ○graha mfn. receiving or holding much (said of a minister and a water-jar) Hit.
⋙ bahucarmaka: ○carmaka mf(ikā)n. Pat.
⋙ bahucārin: ○cārín mfn. roaming much or widely AV.
⋙ bahucitra: ○citra mfn. very various or manifold Pañcat.
⋙ bahucchada: ○cchada m. Alstonia Scholaris L.
⋙ bahucchala: ○cchala mf(ā)n. deceitful Kir.; • -tva n. Veṇis
⋙ bahucchinnā: ○cchinnā f. a species of Cocculus L.
⋙ bahujana: ○jana m. a great multitude of people (-parivāra, m. a partic. Samādhi; • -hita n. the common weal) Buddh.; • mf(ā)n. surrounded by many people ĀpŚr.
⋙ bahujanmabhāj: ○janma-bhāj mfn. subject to many births Sāy. on RV. i, 164, 3
⋙ bahujanya: ○janya (bāhu-j○?), prob. n. a multitude of people L.
⋙ bahujalpa: ○jalpa mfn. very talkative, loquacious ŚārṅgP.
⋙ bahujalpitṛ: ○jalpitṛ m. a talker, prattler R.
⋙ bahujava: ○java mfn. very swift Nir.
⋙ bahujāta: ○jāta mfn. grown mighty ib.
⋙ bahujālī: ○jālī f. a kind of cucumber L.
⋙ bahujña: ○jña mfn. possessed of great knowledge; • -tā f. great knowledge MW.
⋙ bahutanaya: ○tanaya mfn. one who has many sons Daś.
⋙ bahutantrī: ○tantrī mfn. (nom. īs) many-fibred (said only of the body Pāṇ. 5-4, 159)
⋙ bahutantrīka: ○tantrīka mf(ā)n. (fr. bahu + tantrī) having many strings (as a musical instrument) L.
⋙ bahutama: ○tama mfn. very many, most, most numerous &c; • farthest, remotest (e.g. ā bahutamāt puruṣāt, as far as the remotest descendant) ṢaḍvBr.
⋙ bahutara: ○tara mf(ā or ī)n. more (or most) abundant or numerous &c; • greater or very great MBh. Kāv. &c; • (am), ind. more, very or too much, for the greater part, chiefly Vet. SaddhP.; • -ka mfn. very -much or numerous Pat.; • -kaṇiśa m. a kind of corn or grain (cf. gucchakaṇiśa)
⋙ bahutarām: ○tarām ind. in a high degree, exceedingly, much, Caur
⋙ bahutas: ○tas ind. from or by much or many; • from many sides Pāṇ. 5-3, 7, 8 Sch.
⋙ bahutā: ○tā f. numerousness, muchness, abundance, plenty, multiplicity, plurality Vet. (cf. -tva)
⋙ bahutiktā: ○tiktā f. Solanum Indicum L.
⋙ bahutitha: ○titha See p. 626, col. 1
⋙ bahutṛṇa: ○tṛṇa a, mfn. abounding in grass Kathās. [Page 725, Column 1]; • n. much like grass, almost grass, a mere blade of gṭgrass Bhartṛ. Śiś.; • m. Saccharum Munjia L.
⋙ bahutṛṣṇa: ○tṛṣṇa mfn. having great thirst Kāv.
⋙ bahutra: ○tra ind. in many ways or places, amongst many Pāṇ. 5-3, 10 Sch.
⋙ bahutrā: ○trā́ ind. amongst many, to many RV. (cf. Pāṇ. 5-4, 56 Sch.)
⋙ bahutrivarṣa: ○trivarṣa mfn. well-nigh three years old, Laṭy
⋙ bahutva: ○tva n. muchness, abundance, multitude MBh. Kāv. &c; • plurality, majority Mn. viii, 73; • (in gram.) the pl. number (cf. bahu-tā)
⋙ bahutvakka: ○tvakka m. (fr. bahu + tvac), 'having much bark', Betula Bhojpatra L.
⋙ bahutvac: ○tvac m. id. L.; • Astonia Scholaris L.
⋙ bahuthā: ○thā ind. in numerous ways, in various manners Pāṇ. 5-3, 23 Sch.
⋙ bahuda: ○da mfn. 'much-giving', liberal, munificent W.
⋙ bahudakṣiṇa: ○dakṣiṇá mfn. marked by many fees or donations (as a religious ceremony), liberal, lavish, bountiful ŚBr.
⋙ bahudaṇḍika: ○daṇḍika or mfn. having many staff-bearers W.
⋙ bahudaṇḍin: ○daṇḍin mfn. having many staff-bearers W.
⋙ bahudantī: ○dantī f. N. of a woman; • -suta m. 'the son of Bahu-dantī', N. of an author Kām. (v. l. valgndantī-sukha)
⋙ bahudarśka: ○darśka mf(ikā)n. or seeing much, prudent, circumspect L.
⋙ bahudarśin: ○darśin mfn. seeing much, prudent, circumspect L.; • ○śi-tā f. circumspection ib.
⋙ bahudalakaniśa: ○dala-kaniśa m. a partic. species of grain L.
⋙ bahudāna: ○dāna n. a rich gift Kāv.; • (á), mfn. = -dāyin ŚBr.
⋙ bahudāman: ○dāman or f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh.
⋙ bahudāmā: ○dāmā f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh.
⋙ bahudāyin: ○dāyin mfn. 'much giving', liberal, munificent ChUp.
⋙ bahudāsapuruṣa: ○dāsa-puruṣa mfn. having many slaves and servants ĀpŚr.
⋙ bahudāsapūruṣa: ○dāsa-pūruṣá mf(ā́)n., id. TBr.
⋙ bahuduḥkhavāsam: ○duḥkhavāsam ind. (with √vas) to have a very painful abode BhP.
⋙ bahudugdha: ○dugdha mfn. having much milk L.; • (ā), f. (a cow) giving much milk L. (also
⋙ bahuvatī: ○vatī Hcat.); • m. wheat L.
⋙ bahudugdhikā: ○dugdhikā f. 'having much milk', Tithymalus Antiquorum (which yields a caustic milky juice) L.
⋙ bahudṛśvan: ○dṛśvan m. one who has seen much, a great observer, very experienced L.
⋙ bahudṛṣṭa: ○dṛṣṭa mfn. = prec. W.
⋙ bahudeya: ○deya n. munificence, liberality GopBr.
⋙ bahudevata: ○devata mfn. (a hymn) addressed to many deities (-tva n.) Nir. ŚrS.
⋙ bahudevatya: ○devatya mfn. belonging to many deities TS. ŚBr.
⋙ bahudeśadarśin: ○deśa-darśin mfn. one who has seen many countries, a great traveller W.
⋙ bahudaivata: ○daivata mfn. relating to many deities Nir.
⋙ bahudaivatya: ○daivatya mfn. = prec. Cat.; • n. N. of wk
⋙ bahudoṣa: ○doṣa m. great harm or disadvantage Mṛicch.; • mf(ā)n. having many faults or drawbacks, very wicked or bad R. Mṛicch.
⋙ bahudohanā: ○dohanā f. yielding much milk MBh.
⋙ bahudhana: ○dhana mfn. possessing much wealth, wealthy, rich (-tva, n.) Śak.; • m. N. of a man L.; • ○névara m. a very rich man Kathās.
⋙ bahudhanya: ○dhanya wṛ. for dhānya
⋙ bahudhanvin: ○dhanvin mfn. having many bows (said of Śiva) MBh.
⋙ bahudhā: ○dhā See p. 726, col. 2
⋙ bahudhānya: ○dhānya m. 'abounding in corn', N. of the 12th or 46th year in a 60 years' cycle of Jupiter Var.
⋙ bahudhānyaka: ○dhānyaka m. or n. (?) N. of a place MBh.
⋙ bahudhara: ○dhara n. 'manyedged', a diamond or the thunderbolt of Indra L.
⋙ bahudhīvan: ○dhīvan mf(= m. or arī)n. rather skilful Vop. iv, 10
⋙ bahudhenūka: ○dhenūka n. a great multitude of milch cows MBh.
⋙ bahudheya: ○dheya (!), m. pl. N. of a school L.,
⋙ bahudhmāta: ○dhmātá mfn. often annealed or cast (as iron) ŚBr.
⋙ bahunāda: ○nāda m. 'loud-sounding', a conch shell L.
⋙ bahunāman: ○nāman mfn. having many names BhP.
⋙ bahunihśrita: ○nihśrita wṛ. for bāhu-n○, q.v
⋙ bahuniṣka: ○niṣka or mfn. worth many Nishkas Pāṇ. 5-1, 30 Sch.
⋙ bahunaiṣkika: ○naiṣkika mfn. worth many Nishkas Pāṇ. 5-1, 30 Sch.
⋙ bahupaṭu: ○paṭu mfn. rather clever Pāṇ. 5-3, 68 Sch.
⋙ bahupattra: ○pattra mfn. many-leaved; • m. an onion L.; • (ā), f. a partic. fragrant flower L.; • (ī), f. N. of various plants (Aloe Perfoliata L.; • basil; • a species of Solanum &c.) L.; • n. talc L.
⋙ bahupattrikā: ○pattrikā f. Flacourtia Cataphracta L.; • Trigonella Foenum Graecum Bhpr.; • = mahā-śatāvarī L.
⋙ bahupatnīka: ○patnīka mfn. having many wives Śak.; • performed by many wives KātyŚr. Sch.; • -tā f. polygamy MBh.
⋙ bahupatnīkṛt: ○patnīkṛt m. one who takes many wives MW.
⋙ bahupatnītā: ○patnītā f. polygamy ib.
⋙ bahupad: ○pad (strong form -pād), m. 'many-rooted', the Indian fig-tree L.
⋙ bahupada: ○pada mfn. many-footed BhP.
⋙ bahupannaga: ○pannaga m. N. of a Marut Hariv. (v. l. brahma-p○)
⋙ bahuparṇa: ○parṇá mf(ā́)n. many-leaved TS. TBr.; • m. Alstonia Scholaris L.; • (ā), f. Trigonella Foenum Graecum L.
⋙ bahuparṇikā: ○parṇikā f. Salvinia Cucullata L.
⋙ bahupaśu: ○paśu mfn. rich in cattle Br. GṛS.
⋙ bahupākya: ○pākya mfn. one at whose house much is cooked (for the poor) ChUp.
⋙ bahupād: ○pād See -pad
⋙ bahupāda: ○pāda mf(ā)n. many-footed MBh.; • composed of several Pādas (q.v.) RPrāt.; • m. the Indian fig. tree L.
⋙ bahupāyya: ○pā́yya mfn. protecting many; • n. a large hall RV. (cf. nṛ-pārya)
⋙ bahuputra: ○putra mf(ā)n. one who has many sons or children MānGṛ. (tā f. -tva n. MW.); • m. Alstonia Scholaris; • N. of a Prajā-pati R. Pur.; • (ī), f. Asparagus Racemosus Bhpr. [Page 725, Column 2]; • Flacourtia Cataphracta L.; • N. of Durgā L.
⋙ bahuputrikā: ○putrikā f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh.; • wṛ. for -pattrikā
⋙ bahupuṣṭa: ○puṣṭá mfn. being in great prosperity MaitrS.
⋙ bahupuṣpa: ○puṣpa m. 'many-blossomed', Erythrina Indica L. (ī or ikā f. Grislea Tomentosa Bhpr.); • -prabāla-vat mfn. having many flowers and young shoots R.; • -phalôpêta. mfn. having many flowers and fruits MW.
⋙ bahuprakāra: ○prakāra mfn. of many kinds, manifold MārkP.; • n. ind. in many ways, manifoldly R.
⋙ bahuprakṛti: ○prakṛti mfn. consisting of many primary parts or verbal elements (as a compound) VPrāt.
⋙ bahupraja: ○praja mf(ā)n. having a numerous progeny R. (also ○jás RV.) cf. Pāṇ. 5-4, 123; • m. (only L.) a hog; • a mouse; • Saccharum Munjia
⋙ bahuprajña: ○prajña mfn. very wise Ml.
⋙ bahuprajñānaśālin: ○prajñāna-śālin mfn. possessed of much knowledge Kathās.
⋙ bahupratijña: ○pratijña mfn. containing more than one proposition, complicated W.; • (in law) comprising many counts (as a plaint) Yājñ. Sch.
⋙ bahupratyarthika: ○pratyarthika mfn. having many adversaries or opponents MW.
⋙ bahupratyavāya: ○pratyavâya mfn. connected with many difficulties Nāg.
⋙ bahuprada: ○prada mfn. 'muchbestowing', liberal, munificent, bountiful L.
⋙ bahuprapañca: ○prapañca mfn. very diffuse or prolix Hit.
⋙ bahupralāpin: ○pralāpin mfn. (cf. Var.); • ○pi-tā, f. (cf. Prasannar.) = -bhāṣin, ○ṣi-tā
⋙ bahupravāha: ○pravāha mfn. 'many-streamed', flowing in many streams W.
⋙ bahuprasū: ○prasū f. a mother of many children L.
⋙ bahuprāśnika: ○prāśnika mfn. containing many questions MW.
⋙ bahupriya: ○priyá mfn. dear to many (= purupriyá ŚBr.
⋙ bahupreyasī: ○preyasī mfn. having many loved ones Vop.
⋙ bahuphala: ○phála mfn. 'many-fruited', fertile W.; • m. a partic. fruit tree L.; • Nauclea Cadamba L.; • (ā), f. N. of various plants (Solanum Indicum or another variety of Solanum; • Glycine Debilis; • a species of Convolvulus Turpethum; • various kinds of cucurbitaceous plants, Flacourtia Cataphracta) L.; • (ī), f. N. of various plants (Emblica Officinalis; • Ficus Oppositifolia &c.) L.
⋙ bahuphālikā: ○phâlikā f. a species of jujube L.
⋙ bahuphenā: ○phenā f. a species of plant (= sâtala); • ○na-rasā f. = saptalā Car.
⋙ bahubala: ○bala mfn. possessing great strength; • m. a lion L.
⋙ bahubāhu: ○bāhu mfn. many-armed; • m. N. of a prince Hariv.
⋙ bahubīja: ○bīja mfn. having much seed VarYogay.; • n. the fruit of Anona Reticulata or Squamosa L.; • (ā), f. Trigonella Foenum Graecum Bhpr.; • a kind of Musa L.
⋙ bahubollaka: ○bollaka m. a great talker Divyâv.
⋙ bahubhakṣa: ○bhakṣa mfn. eating much, a great eater MW.
⋙ bahubhadra: ○bhadra m. pl. N. of a people, MārkP.
⋙ bahubhastraka: ○bhastraka mf(ā) or ikā)n. (fr. bahu + bhastrā) Pāṇ. 7-3, 47 Sch.
⋙ bahubhāgya: ○bhāgya mfn. of great good fortune, fortunate W.
⋙ bahubhāṣin: ○bhāṣin mfn. talking much, garrulous ĀśvŚr. (a-b○); • ○ṣi-tā f. (cf. MBh.) and ○ṣya n. talkativeness, garrulity
⋙ bahubhuj: ○bhuj mfn. = -bhakṣa MBh.
⋙ bahubhuja: ○bhuja mfn. having many arms; • (ā), f. N. of Durgā L.
⋙ bahubhūmi: ○bhūmi m. N. of a prince VP.
⋙ bahubhūmika: ○bhūmika mfn. having many floors or stories Hcat.
⋙ bahubhṛjj: ○bhṛjj mfn. (nom. -bhṛṭ) roasting or frying much Vop.
⋙ bahubhoktṛ: ○bhoktṛ m. a great eater Gobh. Sch.
⋙ bahubhogyā: ○bhogyā f. 'to be enjoyed by many', a courtesan, prostitute Daś.
⋙ bahubhojaka: ○bhojaka mfn. eating much Subh.
⋙ bahubhojana: ○bhojana wṛ. for -bhojaka
⋙ bahubhojin: ○bhojin mfn. eating much, voracious (○ji-tā f.) Kull. on Mn. ii, 57
⋙ bahubhauma: ○bhauma mf(ī)n. = -bhūmika R.
⋙ bahumañjarī: ○mañjarī f. basil Bhpr.
⋙ bahumata: ○mata mfn. much thought of, highly esteemed, valued MBh. Kāv. &c; • having many different opinions W.
⋙ bahumati: ○mati f. high opinion or esteem Kir.
⋙ bahumatsya: ○matsya mfn. having many fish; • n. a place abounding in fish Kauś.
⋙ bahumadhyaga: ○madhya-ga mfn. going among or belonging to many Mn. ix, 199
⋙ bahumantavya: ○mantavya mfn. to be thought much of or esteemed highly, estimable MBh.
⋙ bahumala: ○mala m. 'having much dross', lead L.
⋙ bahumāna: ○māna m. high esteem or estimation, great respect or regard for (with loc. of pers. or thing, rarely with gen. of pers.) MBh. Kāv. &c; • n. a gift made by a superior to an inferior MW.
⋙ bahumānin: ○mānin mfn. thought much of, highly esteemed MBh.
⋙ bahumānuṣasaṃkīrṇa: ○mānuṣa-saṃkīrṇa n 'crowded with many people', an arbour, bower Gal.
⋙ bahumānya: ○mānya mfn. to be thought much of, to be highly esteemed, estimable Kull. on Mn. ii, 117
⋙ bahumāya: ○māya mfn. artful, deceitful, treacherous MBh. Pañcat.
⋙ bahumārgī: ○mārgī f. a place where many roads meet ; (vḷ. ○ga n.) L.
⋙ bahumāla: ○māla or mfn. possessing many necklaces MW.
⋙ bahumālaka: ○mālaka mfn. possessing many necklaces MW.
⋙ bahumālyaphala: ○mālya-phala mfn. rich in garlands and fruits Pat.
⋙ bahumāṣatila: ○māṣa-tilá mf(ā́)n. rich in beans and sesamum TS. ĀpŚr.
⋙ bahumitra: ○mitra mfn. having many friends Āpast.; • m. N. of a man ( See bāhumitrāyaṇa)
⋙ bahumukha: ○mukha mf(ī)n. 'many-mouthed', speaking variously BhP.
⋙ bahumūtra: ○mūtra mfn. making water in excess; • -tā f. diabetes L. [Page 725, Column 3]
⋙ bahumūtraka: ○mūtraka m. a kind of chameleon L.
⋙ bahumūrti: ○mūrti mfn. multiform; • f. the wild cotton shrub L.
⋙ bahumūrdhan: ○mūrdhan mfn. many-headed W.; • m. N. of Vishṇu L.
⋙ bahumūla: ○mūla mfn. many-rooted W.; • m. a sort of reed or grass L.; • Hyperanthera Moringa L.; • (ā), f. AsparagusRacemosus L.; • (ī), f. Emblica Officinalis L.; • ○la-phalânvita mfn. provided or furnished with many roots and fruits MW.
⋙ bahumūlaka: ○mūlaka m. a species of reed L.; • N. of a Nāga MBh.; • n. the sweetscented √of Andropogon Muricatus Bhpr.
⋙ bahumulya: ○mulya mfn. high-priced, precious (tā f.) Pañcat.; • n. a large sum of money Rājat.
⋙ bahumṛga: ○mṛga mfn. abounding in deer MW.
⋙ bahumaulya: ○maulya wṛ. for -mūlya MBh.
⋙ bahuyajvan: ○yajvan mfn. or Vop. iv, 5
⋙ bahuyajvā: ○yajvā f. Vop. iv, 5
⋙ bahuyājin: ○yājin mfn. one who has offered many sacrifices TS. AitBr. GṛS.
⋙ bahuyājya: ○yājya mfn. one who has many institutors of a sacrifice, one who sacrifices on behalf of many Kull. on Mn. iii, 151
⋙ bahuyojanā: ○yojanā f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh.
⋙ bahurajas: ○rajas mfn. very dusty or containing much pollen Kāvyâd.
⋙ bahuratna: ○ratna mf(ā)n. rich in gems or jewels Siṃhâs.; • ○tnāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to contain many jewels ib.
⋙ bahuratha: ○ratha m. N. of a king Hariv. Pur.
⋙ bahurandhrikā: ○randhrikā f. 'much perforated', N. of a particular medicinal √cf. L
⋙ bahuramya: ○ramya mfn. very delightful MW.
⋙ bahurasa: ○rasá mfn. having much juice. juicy ŚBr.; • (ā), f. Cardiospermum Halicacabum L.
⋙ bahurājan: ○rājan mfn
⋙ bahurājā: ○rājā f. Vop. iv, 5
⋙ bahurāyaspoṣa: ○rāyaspoṣá mf(ā́)n. possessing much wealth TS. ĀpŚr.
⋙ bahurāśi: ○rāśi mfn. (in arithm.) composed of numerous terms; • (with pakṣa), m. a series of many terms Col.
⋙ bahuripu: ○ripu mfn. one who has many foes MW.
⋙ bahuruhā: ○ruhā f. a species of Cocculus L.
⋙ bahurūpa: ○rūpá mf(ā́)n. multiform, variegated, checkered; • manifold VS. &c. &c; • m. N. of Śiva MBh.; • of Rudra ib. Pur.; • of a son of Medhātithi BhP.; • (only L.) a chameleon; • hair; • the resin of Ṣorea Robusta; • the sun; • N. of Brahmā; • of Vishṇu; • of the god of love; • of a Buddha; • (ā), f. N. of one of the seven tongues of fire L.; • n. N. of a Varsha BhP.; • -kalpa m. N. of wk; • -garba-stotra n. N. of a Stotra; • ○pâṣṭaka-tantra n. a collective N. for eight Tantras (viz. the brāhmītantra, māheśvarī-t○, kaumārika-t○, vaiṣṇavii-t○, vārāhī-t○, indrāṇī-t○, cāmuṇḍā-t○, śiva-dūtī-t○) Cat.
⋙ bahurūpaka: ○rūpaka mf(ikā)n. multiform, manifold MBh.; • m. a kind of animal L.; • -śobhita, adorned in many ways, variously decorated MBh. (v. l. ○pâṅgaś○)
⋙ bahurūpin: ○rūpin mfn. = -rūpaka mfn. BhP.
⋙ bahurekha: ○rekha m. pl. many lines or wrinkles, marks of care or pain W.
⋙ bahuretas: ○retas m. 'having much seed', N. of Brahmā L.
⋙ bahurai: ○rai mfn. having great riches, very rich MW.
⋙ bahuroman: ○roman m. 'having much hair or wool'; • a sheep L.
⋙ bahulavaṇa: ○lavaṇa n. 'containing much salt'; • a soil impregnated with salt L.
⋙ bahuvaktavya: ○vaktavya mfn. to be said much about Rājat.
⋙ bahuvacana: ○vacana n. the pl. number, the case-endings and personal terminations in the pl. number ŚBr. &c
⋙ bahuvat: ○vat ind. plurally, in the pl. number (e.g. api dvi-vad api bahu-vat, both in the dual and plural) Nir.
⋙ bahuvarṇa: ○varṇa mfn. many-coloured (-tā f.) Suśr.
⋙ bahuvarta: ○varta N. of a place ( See bāhuvartaka)
⋙ bahuvarṣasahasrika: ○varṣa-sahasrika mfn. lasting many thousand years MBh.
⋙ bahuvarṣasahasrin: ○varṣa-sahasrin mfn. id., many thousand years old ib.
⋙ bahuvalka: ○valka m. 'having much bark', Buchanania Latifolia L.
⋙ bahuvalkala: ○valkala m.id. Bhpr.
⋙ bahuvallī: ○vallī f. Hoya Viridiflora L.
⋙ bahuvādin: ○vādín mfn. talking much, garrulous, babbling VS.
⋙ bahuvāra: ○vāra or m. Cordia Myxa Bhpr. (○ka-phata n. its fruit Kull.)
⋙ bahuvāraka: ○vāraka m. Cordia Myxa Bhpr. (○ka-phata n. its fruit Kull.)
⋙ bahuvāram: ○vāram ind. many times, often, Caur
⋙ bahuvārṣika: ○vārṣika mf(ī)n. lasting many years, many years old R. Hcat.
⋙ bahuvi: ○vi mfn. containing many birds Uṇ. iv, 133, Sch
⋙ bahuvikrama: ○vikrama mfn. very powerful MW.
⋙ bahuvighna: ○vighna mfn. presenting many obsticles or difficulties (-tā f.) Cāṇ.
⋙ bahuvid: ○víd mfn. much-knowing, very learned TBr. ChUp.
⋙ bahuvidya: ○vídya mfn. id. (-tā f.) Kāv.
⋙ bahuvidha: ○vidha mf(ā)n. of many sorts or kinds, manifold, various MBh. Kāv. &c; • (am ind. diversely, in several directions, up and down R. Mṛicch. Pañcat.); • m. N. of a prince VP.
⋙ bahuvistara: ○vistara m. great extension Subh.; • (-yuktam ind. in all directions, everywhere R.); • mf(ā) n. of wide extent, widely spread ib. (also ○tāra Ml.); • manifold, various MBh. Hariv.; • very detailed (am ind.) R.
⋙ bahuvistīrṇa: ○vistīrṇa mfn. widespread, widely diffused (-tā, f) Vcar.; • (ā), f. Abrus precatorius (a shrub bearing a small red and black berry and commonly called Kucai) L.
⋙ bahuvīja: ○vīja See -bija
⋙ bahuvīrya: ○vīrya mf(ā)n. very powerful or efficacious MBh.; • m. N. of various plants (Terminalia Bellerica; • Bombax Heptaphyllum &c.) L.; • (ā), f. Flacourtia Cataphracta L. [Page 726, Column 1]
⋙ bahuvyaya: ○vyaya or mfn. spending much, prodigal L.
⋙ bahuvyayin: ○vyayin mfn. spending much, prodigal L.
⋙ bahuvyāpin: ○vyāpin mfn. far-spreading, extending wide Sāh.
⋙ bahuvyālaniṣevita: ○vyāla-niṣevita mfn. infested or inhabited by many snakes or wild beasts MBh.
⋙ bahuvrīhi: ○vrīhi mfn. possessing much rice; • m. a relative or adjective compound (in which, as in the word bahu-vrīhi itself [cf. tat-puruṣa], the last member loses its character of a substantive and together with the first member serves to qualify a noun) Pāṇ. 2-2, 23 ; 35 &c; • -vat ind. like a Bahu-vrilhi or relative compound Pāṇ. 8-1, 9
⋙ bahuśakti: ○śakti mfn. possessing great power; • m. N. of a prince Pañcat.
⋙ bahuśatru: ○śatru mfn. having many enemies Kām. Hit.; • m. a sparrow L.
⋙ bahuśabda: ○śabda m. the pl. number Lāṭy.
⋙ bahuśalya: ○śalya m. a variety of Khadira with red blossoms L.
⋙ bahuśas: ○śas See col. 2
⋙ bahuśasta: ○śasta mfn. very excellent; • very right or good or happy MW.
⋙ bahuśākha: ○śākha mf(ā)n., 'many-branched', having many branches or ramifications, multifarious, manifold TS. TBr.; • m. Euphorbia Antiquorum L. (-tva n.)
⋙ bahusākhin: ○sākhin mfn. = prec. mfn. MBh. śāla m. Euphorbia Antiquorum
⋙ bahuśāstrajña: ○śāstra-jña mfn. acquainted with many books or sciences MW.
⋙ bahuśikha: ○śikha mfn. 'many-pointed'; • (ā), f. Commelina Salicifolia and another species L. (v. l. vahni-ś○)
⋙ bahuśubhāya: ○śubhāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to be or become a great blessing Śatr.
⋙ bahuśūnya: ○śūnya mfn. very empty or void MW.
⋙ bahuśṛṅga: ○śṛṅga mfn. many-horned L.; • m. N. of Vishṇu
⋙ bahuśruta: ○śruta mfn. one who has studied much, very learned, well versed in the Vedas Mn. MBh. &c; • m. N. of a minister Siṃhâs.
⋙ bahuśruti: ○śruti f. the occurrence of the pl. in a text, ŚrS.
⋙ bahuśrutīya: ○śrutīya m. pl. 'having deep erudition', N. of a Buddhist school
⋙ bahuśreyasī: ○śreyasī mfn. Pāṇ. 1-2, 48 Vārtt. 3 Pat,.
⋙ bahusaṃvatsara: ○saṃvatsara n. a Soma sacrifice that lasts many years ŚāṅkhŚr.
⋙ bahusaṃkhyāka: ○saṃkhyāka mfn. numerous Sāy.
⋙ bahusattva: ○sattva mfn. abounding in animals MBh.
⋙ bahusatya: ○satya m. N. of the tenth Muhūrta Var.
⋙ bahusadācāra: ○sadācāra
mfn. Siddh. (cf. -samudā́cāra)
⋙ bahusadṛśa: ○sadṛśa mfn. very similar, very fit or right Pañcat.
⋙ bahusaṃtati: ○saṃtati mfn. having a numerous posterity or after-growth; • m. Bambusa Spinosa L.
⋙ bahusamudācāra: ○samudācāra mfn. Pāṇ. 6-2, 176 Sch.
⋙ bahusampuṭa: ○sampuṭa m. a species of bulbous √cf. L
⋙ bahusarpiṣ: ○sarpiṣ mfn. prepared with much ghee Vishṇ.
⋙ bahusava: ○sava mfn. offering many sacrifices or doing anything for many years BhP. Sch.; • containing many sacrifices or years ib.
⋙ bahusasya: ○sasya mfn. rich in grain; • m. N. of a village Kathās.
⋙ bahusādhana: ○sādhana mfn. possessing many resources (-tā f.) Śiś.
⋙ bahusādhāra: ○sâdhāra mfn. having many supports Kathās. (cf. niḥ-sâdh○)
⋙ bahusādhāraṇa: ○sādhāraṇa mfn. common to many MW.
⋙ bahusāmi: ○sāmi N. of wk
⋙ bahusarā: ○sarā́ mfn. containing much pith, pithy. substantial ŚBr.; • m. Acacia Catechu L.
⋙ bahusāhasra: ○sāhasra mf(ā or ī)n. amounting to many thousands MBh. R.; • (a sacrifice) of which many thousands partake R.; • (ī) f. many thousands R. (B.)
⋙ bahusu: ○su mfn. much-bearing, fertile; • m. a hog, boar; • (ū), f. a sow L.
⋙ bahusuta: ○suta mfn. having a large progeny or after-growth; • (ā), f. Asparagus Racemosus L.
⋙ bahusuvarṇa: ○suvarṇa mfn. rich in gold (-tā f.) Rājat.
⋙ bahusuvarṇaka: ○suvarṇaka mfn. costing or possessing much gold R.; • m. N. of an Agrahāra on the Ganges Kathās.; • of a prince ib.
⋙ bahusū: ○sū See -su
⋙ bahusūkta: ○sū7kta mfn. consisting of many hymns, g. guṇâdi,
⋙ bahusūti: ○sūti f. a female who has borne many children (also ○tikā) L.; • -go f. a cow that calves often L.
⋙ bahusūvarī: ○sūvarī f. bearing many children RV. ii, 32, 7
⋙ bahustavāvali: ○stavâvali f. N. of a collection of hymns
⋙ bahuspṛś: ○spṛś mfn. reaching to many, generally spread or diffused Śiś.
⋙ bahusvana: ○svana mfn. 'much-sounding', making many sounds; • m. an owl L.
⋙ bahusvara: ○svara mfn. many-syllabled, containing more than two syllables -tva n. TPrāt.
⋙ bahusvarṇalakṣamūlya: ○svarṇa-lakṣa-mūlya mfn. worth many hundred thousand pieces of gold, Kāthās
⋙ bahusvāmika: ○svāmika mfn. having many owners or proprietors MW.
⋙ bahuhastika: ○hastíka mf(ā)n. rich in elephants TBr.
⋙ bahuhiraṇya: ○hiraṇyá mf(ā)n. rich in gold ĀpŚr.; • m. N. of an Ekāha commonly called Dū-ṇāśa KātyŚr.
⋙ bahūdaka: bahū7daka (○hu-ud○), mfn. having much water R.; • m. a kind of mendicant who begs his food at bathing-places MBh.
⋙ bahūdana: bahū7dana (○hu-od○?), n. collection of various kinds of food (?) BhP.
⋙ bahūdita: bahū7dita (○hu-ud○), n. loquacity. L.
⋙ bahūrj: bahū7rj mfn. possessing much strength Pāṇ. 7-1, 72 Vārtt. 4 Pat.
≫ bahuka: bahuka mf(ā)n. bought at a high price, dearbought L.; • m. Calotropis Gigantea L.; • a crab L.; • a kind of gallinule L.; • the digger of a tank L.
≫ bahutaya: bahútaya mfn. manifold, various TS.
≫ bahutitha: bahutitha mfn. manifold, various, many, much MBh. Kāv. Pur. (cf. Pāṇ. 5-2, 5 2); • bahutithe hani, on the 'manieth' day, during many days Nal. ix, 12 [Page 726, Column 2]; • (am), ind. much, greatly MBh.
≫ bahudhā: bahudhā́ ind. in many ways or parts or forms or directions, variously, manifoldly, much, repeatedly RV. &c. &c. (with √kṛ, to make manifold, multiply MBh.; • to make public, divulge ib.)
⋙ bahudhāgata: ○gata mfn. gone in various directions, dispersed, scattered MW.
⋙ bahudhātmaka: ○tmaka or mf(ikā)n. existing in various forms, manifold in essence R.
⋙ bahudhātmaka: bahudhâtmaka mf(ikā)n. existing in various forms, manifold in essence R.
≫ bahuramadhya: bahura-madhya mfn. (bahura = bahula+ m○) thick in the middle (said of the Soma juice during the process of fermentation) AitBr. (cf. Sāy.)
≫ bahula: bahulá mf(ā́)n. thick, dense, broad, wide, spacious, ample, large RV. &c. &c; • abundant, numerous, many, much ib. (am ind. often, frequently Nir. Prāt. Pāṇ.); • accompanied by, attended with ChUp. Mn. MBh. &c; • (in gram.) variously applicable, comprehensive (as a rule); • born under the Pleiades Pāṇ. 4-3, 33; • black L.; • m. (or n. ?) the dark half of a month MBh. Kāv. &c; • m. Agni or fire L.; • N. of a Prajā.pati VP.; • of a king of the Tāla-jaṅghas MBh.; • m. pl. N. of a people MārkP.; • (ā), f. a cow L.; • cardamoms Bhpr.; • the indigo plant L.; • N. of the twelfth Kalā of the moon Cat.; • of a goddess Pur.; • of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh.; • of the wife of Uttama who was son of Uttāna-pāda MārkP.; • of the mother of a Samudra HPariś.; • of a mythical cow Col.; • of a river MBh.; • f. pl.= kṛttikās, the Pleiades Var. L.; • n. the sky L.; • factitious black salt L.; • white pepper L.; • a partic. high number Buddh.
⋙ bahulagandha: ○gandha n. 'richly-scented', a kind of sandal wood Gal.; • (ā), f. cardamoms
⋙ bahulacchada: ○cchada m. a redflowering Hyperanthera L.
⋙ bahulatara: ○tara mfn. thicker, denser (dvi-gnṇo bahula-tarah, twice as thick) ŚBr.
⋙ bahulatā: ○tā f. (cf. Suśr.) or (cf. MBh. &c.) muchness, multiplicity, abundance, numerousness
⋙ bahulatva: ○tva n. (cf. MBh. &c.) muchness, multiplicity, abundance, numerousness; • the being rich in, abounding in (comp.); • comprehensiveness
⋙ bahulatṛṇa: ○tṛṇa mfn. rich in grass KātyŚr.
⋙ bahulaparṇa: ○parṇa mfn. many-leaved ib.
⋙ bahulapalāśa: ○palāśa mf(ā)n. id. ib.
⋙ bahulavarman: ○varman mfn. enveloped in a thick covering ŚāṅkhŚr.
⋙ bahulabahulānta: ○bahulânta mfn. 'thick at the end', having a thick sediment (as Soma juice; • cf. bahura-madhya) RV.
⋙ bahulabahulābhimāna: ○bahulâbhimāna mfn. much-threatening, menacing (said of Indra) ib.
⋙ bahulabahulāyāsa: ○bahulâyāsa mfn. involving much trouble Bhag.
⋙ bahulabahulālāpa: ○bahulâlāpa 'mṭmuch-talking', talkative, garrulous, loquacious ŚārṅgP.
⋙ bahulabahulāviṣṭa: ○bahulâviṣṭa mfn. thickly peopled, densely populated AitBr.
⋙ bahulabahulāśva: ○bahulâśva m. 'having many horses', N. of a king Pur.
⋙ bahuletarapakṣa: bahulêtara-pakṣa m. du. the dark and the other (i. e. light) half of a month Var.
⋙ bahulaṣadika: báhula9ṣadika mfn. overgrown with herbs ĀśvGṛ.
≫ bahulaka: bahulaka incorrect for bāhulaka, q.v
≫ bahulikā: bahulikā f. pl. the Pleiades (= bahulās) L.
≫ bahulita: bahulita mfn. augmented, increased Śiś.
≫ bahulī: bahulī in comp. for bahula
⋙ bahulīkaraṇa: ○karaṇa n. multiplying, magnifying W.; • winnowing (for phalīkaraṇa?) ib.
⋙ bahulīkariṣṇu: ○kariṣṇu mfn. striving or endeavouring to increase BhP.
⋙ bahulīkāra: ○kāra m. great zeal or care for Lalit.
⋙ bahulīkṛta: ○kṛta mfn. made much or manifold or wide, extended, increased, augmented, aggrandized MBh. Hariv. Pur.; • made much of, much practised or cared for Prab.; • made public, promulgated Śak. MBh. Prab.; • distracted MBh. Hariv.; • threshed, winnowed (for phalī-kṛta?) L.
⋙ bahulībhāva: ○bhāva m. the becoming wide-spread, public, general notoriety Kathās.
⋙ bahulībhū: ○bhū P. -bhavati, to be come widespread, spread, increase (intrans.) Kāv. Pañcat.; • to become public or known Ragh.
⋙ bahulībhūta: ○bhūta mfn. become spread or public or known Śak.
≫ bahuśas: bahuśás ind. manifoldly, repeatedly, much, often TS. &c. &c
≫ bahv: bahv in comp. for bahu
⋙ bahvakṣara: ○akṣara mfn. many-syllabled, polysyllabic RPrāt.; • -tva n. polysyllableness ĀpŚr. Sch.; • ○rântya mfn. being at the end of a polysyllabic word MW.
⋙ bahvagni: ○agni mf(ī)n. N. of partic. verses in which various Agnis are mentioned ŚāṅkhBr.
⋙ bahvac: ○ac or mfn. (in gram.) having several vowels, polysyllabic
⋙ bahvacka: ○ac-ka mfn. (in gram.) having several vowels, polysyllabic
⋙ bahvajavika: ○ajaviká mf(ā́)n. having many goats and sheep TBr.
⋙ bahvadhyayana: ○adhyayana (cf. Siddh.),
⋙ bahvadhyāya: ○adhyāya mfn. consisting of many chapters, g. guṇâdi
⋙ bahvanartha: ○anartha mfn. attended with many evils MW.
⋙ bahvanna: ○anná mfn. rich in food RV. ŚBr.
⋙ bahvap: ○ap or mfn. containing much water, watery Uṇ. ii, 58, Sch
⋙ bahvapa: ○apa mfn. containing much water, watery Uṇ. ii, 58, Sch
⋙ bahvapatya: ○apatya mfn. having a numerous progeny; • (in astrol.) promising or foretelling a numerous prṭprogeny; • m. a hog or a mouse L.; • (ā), f. a cow that has often calved W. =
⋙ bahvapāya: ○apâya mfn. attended with many dangers Pañcat. [Page 726, Column 3]
⋙ bahvabaddhapralāpin: ○abaddha-pralāpin mfn. talking much that is unmeaning MW.
⋙ bahvabhidhāna: ○abhidhāna n. the pl. number RPrāt.
⋙ bahvamitra: ○amitra mfn. having many enemies Kām.
⋙ bahvartha: ○artha mfn. having much meaning or import, important L.; • having many meanings or objects L.
⋙ bahvarha: ○árhá mfn. extremely precious MaitrS.
⋙ bahvavarodha: ○avarodha mfn. having many wives Daś.
⋙ bahvasva: ○asvá mf(ā́)n. having many horses TBr.; • m. N. of a son of Mudgala VP.
⋙ bahvājya: ○ājya mfn. abounding in ghee ĀpŚr.
⋙ bahvādin: ○ādin mfn. eating much, a great eater Nir.
⋙ bahvāsin: ○āsin mfn. id. (-tva n.) Cāṇ.; • m. N. of one of the sons of Dhṛitarāshṭra MBh.
⋙ bahvāścarya: ○āścarya mfn. containing many wonderful objects MBh.; • -maya mf(ī)n. id. Kathās.
⋙ bahvāśrayā: ○āśrayā f. N. of a Kiṃ-narī Kāraṇḍ.
⋙ bahvīsvara: ○īsvara N. of a sacred place on the bank of the Revā or Narmadā river; • -māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ bahvṛc: ○ṛc mfn. 'many-versed', containing many verses Siddh.; • f. a N. of the Rigveda or of a Śākhā of the RV. Col.
⋙ bahvṛca: ○ṛca mf(ā)n. id. BhP.; • m. (ī f.) one conversaut with the Ṛigveda, a priest of it or the Hotṛi priest who represents it in the sacrificial ceremonies Br. &c. &c; • -kārikā f. pl., -grihya-kārikā f. pl., -gṛhya-pariśisthṭa n. -paddhati f. -brāhmaṇa (= aitareya-br○), n. -śrāddha-prayoga m. -ṣoḍaśa-karma-mantravivaraṇa n. -saṃdhyā-bhāṣya n. ○câhnika n. ○kôpaniṣad (= aitareyâp○), f. N. of wks
⋙ bahvenas: ○enas mfn. very sinful Mn.xi, 234
⋙ bahvauṣadhika: ○auṣadhika mfn. abounding in herbs ŚāṅkhGṛ. (prob. wṛ. for oṣ○)
bahanaka: bahanaka m. pl. N. of a people VP.
bahādura: bahādura See bāhādura
bahiṣka: bahiṣka wṛ. for barhiṣka
bahis: bahís ind. (the final s is changed before k and p into ṣ; • cf. Pāṇ. 8-3, 41) out, forth, outwards, outside (a house, village, city, kingdom &c; • also with abl. or ifc. = out of, apart from, except, beside) Br. &c. &c. (with √kṛ, to place outside, expel, banish, exclude; • with √bhū, to come forth; • with √gam, or yā, to go out &c; • comp.)
⋙ bahistanva: ○tanva mfn. one whose limbs extend over the body (of the fire-altar), Śulbas.
⋙ bahistapas: ○tapas n. outward penance, Yogaś
≫ bahiḥ: bahiḥ in comp. for bahís
⋙ bahiḥśālā: ○śālā f. an outer hall GṛS.
⋙ bahiḥśīta: ○śīta mfn. cool or cooling on the outside Suśr.
⋙ bahiḥśri: ○śri (○híh-), ind. said of a partic. pronunciation ŚBr.
⋙ bahiḥsaṃstha: ○saṃstha mfn. lying or situated outside (the town) Kathās.
⋙ bahiḥsad: ○sád mfn. one who sits outside (said of a person held in low esteem) TBr.
⋙ bahiḥsadas: ○sadas or ind. outside the Sadas, ŚrS
⋙ bahiḥsadasam: ○sadasam ind. outside the Sadas, ŚrS
⋙ bahiḥsaṃdhya: ○saṃdhya mfn. one who performs his morning and evening prayers outside (the village) Gaut. (-tva n.)
⋙ bahiḥstomabhāgam: ○stoma-bhāgám ind. outside the bricks called Stoma-bhāgā ŚBr.
⋙ bahiḥstha: ○stha
⋙ bahiḥsthyin: ○sthyin
⋙ bahiḥsthita: ○sthita mfn. being outside, external, outer MW.
≫ bahir: bahir in comp. for bahís
⋙ bahiraṅga: ○aṅga mfn. relating to the exterior, external, unessential (opp. to
antaraṅga). Śaṃk. Pāṇ. Sch. (-tā, f; • tva n.); • m. an external part, outer limb or member, property, &c., W; • a stranger, indifferent person ib.; • the preliminary part of a religious ceremony MW.
⋙ bahirante: ○ante ind. externally and internally ib.
⋙ bahirargala: ○argala (only ifc., f. ī), an outer bolt or bar Kathās.
⋙ bahirartha: ○artha m. an external object BhP.
⋙ bahirātmam: ○ātmám ind. outside one's own person, away from one's self. MaitrS.
⋙ bahirindriya: ○indriya n. an outer organ, organ of sense or perception (as the eye) or of action (as the hand) W.
⋙ bahirgata: ○gata mfn. gone out or forth, externally manifested R. Kathās.; • -tva n. Mṛicch. Sch.
⋙ bahirgamana: ○gamana n. the act of going out or forth W.
⋙ bahirgāmin: ○gāmin mfn. going out or forth MW.
⋙ bahirgira: ○gira m. pl. N. of a people MārkP. (cf. next)
⋙ bahirgiri: ○giri m. a country situated on the other side of a mountain MBh.; • pl. the inhabitants of that country ib. (also ○girya pl. ib.)
⋙ bahirgīta: ○gīta n. a song accompanied by a stringed instrument L.
⋙ bahirgeham: ○geham ind. outside the house, abroad ib.
⋙ bahirgrāmam: ○grāmam ind. outside the village Pāṇ. 2-1, 12 Sch.; • ○ma-pratiśraya mfn. living outside the village Mn. x, 36
⋙ bahirjānu: ○jānu ind. so that the hands are outside (not between) the knees Hcat.
⋙ bahirṇidhana: ○ṇidhana wṛ. for -nidh○, q.v
⋙ bahirdṛś: ○dṛś mfn. seeing only what is outside, superficial (in judgment) Śak. Sch.
⋙ bahirdeśa: ○deśa m. a foreign country W.; • a place without a town or village ib.
⋙ bahirdvāra: ○dvāra n. an outer gate or the space outside a door or gate MBh. Kathās.; • -prakaṣṭhaka n. a portico, a covered terrace in front of the door of a house W.
⋙ bahirdvārin: ○dvārin mfn. being out-of-doors Nār.
⋙ bahirdhā: ○dhā́ ind. out, outward, outside of or away from (abl.) VS. Br. ChUp. [Page 727, Column 1]; • -bhāva m. the being outward or external KātyŚr.
⋙ bahirdhvajā: ○dhvajā f. N. of Durgā L.
⋙ bahirniḥsāraṇa: ○niḥsāraṇa n. taking out, removal Pāṇ. 5-4, 62 Sch.
⋙ bahirnidhana: ○nidhana n. the singing of a finale outside or apart TāṇḍBr.
⋙ bahirnirgamana: ○nirgamana n. going out of (abl.) Cat.
⋙ bahirnyāsasūtra: ○nyāsa-sūtra n. N. of wk
⋙ bahirbhava: ○bhava mfn. being outside, external (opp. to antar-ja) L.
⋙ bahirbhavana: ○bhavana n. the being outside, coming forth, emanation MW.
⋙ bahirbhāga: ○bhāga m. the outer side or part, exterior KātyŚr. Sch.
⋙ bahirbhāva: ○bhāva m. the being outside (abl.) ib.
⋙ bahirbhūta: ○bhūta mfn. being out, expelled or excluded from (ifc.) Pāṇ. 3-1, 119 Sch.; • expired (as a period of time) MW.; • inattentive, careless ib.
⋙ bahirmaṇḍalastha: ○maṇḍala-stha mf(ā)n. standing outside a circle ŚāṅkhGṛ.
⋙ bahirmanas: ○manas mfn. being outside the mind, external Sarvad.
⋙ bahirmanaska: ○manaska mfn. out of mind Divyâv.
⋙ bahirmatṛkā: ○matṛkā f. N. of wk
⋙ bahirmukha: ○mukha mf(ī)n. coming out of the mouth (opp. to antarm○) L.; • (ifc.) one who turn his face away, indifferent to (○khī-√bhū, to turn away from) Śaṃk. (also with loc. Divyâv.); • one who has his mind directed to external things Śaṃk.; • m. a deity (prob. wṛ. for barhir-m○), L
⋙ bahirmudra: ○mudra m. (?) N. of a form of devotion (opp. to antar-m○) Cat.
⋙ bahiryāgapujā: ○yāgapujā f
⋙ bahiryāgaratna: ○yāga-ratna n. N. of wks
⋙ bahiryātrā: ○yātrā f. (cf. R.),
⋙ bahiryāna: ○yāna n. (cf. Mṛicch.) going or driving out, excursion
⋙ bahiryūti: ○yūti mfn. placed or fastened outside Bhaṭṭ.
⋙ bahiryoga: ○yoga m. relation to 'outside', sense or meaning of' bahis, outside' Pāṇ. 1-1, 36; • external meditation (cf. antar-y○) Cat.; • N. of a man (pl. his descendants), g. yaskâdi
⋙ bahiryoni: ○yoní ind. outside the fire-place ŚBr.
⋙ bahirlamba: ○lamba mfn. obtuse-angular; • (ā), f. an obtuse-angular triangle Col.
⋙ bahirlāpikā: ○lāpikā f. a kind of enigma (not containing a solution; • opp. to antar-l○) L.
⋙ bahirloma: ○loma (○hír-), mfn. having the hair turned outwards MaitrS.
⋙ bahirloman: ○loman mfn. id. Āpast.
⋙ bahirvartin: ○vartin mfn. being on the outside L.
⋙ bahirvāsas: ○vāsas n. an outer or upper garment (cf. a-bahirv○)
⋙ bahirvikāra: ○vikāra m. 'outward change or disfigurement, syphilis L.; • mfn. (in Sāṃkhya) external to the Vikāras, free from change MW. (cf. IW. 83); • am ind. Śiś. i, 33
⋙ bahirvṛtti: ○vṛtti f. occupation with external objects Kathās.
⋙ bahirvedi: ○vedi f. the space outside the Vedi or sacrificial altar MBh. MārkP.; • (ī), ind. outside the sacrificial altar MaitrS. Br. MBh. &c
⋙ bahirvedika: ○vedika mfn. being or taking place outside the Vedi ( See prec.) Kull.
⋙ bahirvyasana: ○vyasana n. external vice, licentiousness, immorality L.; • ○nin mfn. immoral, dissolute L.
≫ bahiś: bahiś in comp. for bahis
⋙ bahiścara: ○cara mfn. going out, moving or appearing outside, external MBh.; • (with prâṇa m. or hṛdaya n. another life or heart outside one's self dear as one's own life or heart ib. Hariv. Kathās. &c.); • m. 'crawling out of its shell', a crab L.; • an external spy MBh.
≫ bahiṣ: bahiṣ in comp. for bahis
⋙ bahiṣkaraṇa: ○karaṇa n. expulsion, exclusion from (abl.) Kāś. on Pāṇ. 2-4, 10; • an external organ (opp. to antaḥ-k○) Kām.
⋙ bahiṣkarman: ○karman n. a sacred rite performed outside the sacrificial place ŚāṅkhŚr.
⋙ bahiṣkāra: ○kāra m. expulsion, removal L.
⋙ bahiṣkārya: ○kārya mfn. to be removed or excluded from (abl.) Mn. ii, 11 ; 103
⋙ bahiṣkuṭīcara: ○kuṭī-cara m. a crab (cf. bahiś-cara)
⋙ bahiṣkṛta: ○kṛta mfn. turned out, expelled or excluded from, rejected or abandoned by (abl. or comp.) Mn. MBh. &c; • shut off by = dwelling beyond (instr.) MBh.; • restraining or free from, deprived or destitute of (comp.) MBh. Kathās. Rājat.; • become apparent, embodied, manifest Kathās.
⋙ bahiṣkṛti: ○kṛti f. = -kāra L.
⋙ bahiṣkratu: ○kratu ind. outside or apart from the sacrifice ĀpŚr. Sch.
⋙ bahiṣkriya: ○kriya mfn. excluded from sacred rites MārkP.
⋙ bahiṣkriyā: ○kriyā f. an outer act external rite or ceremony MBh.
⋙ bahiṣtva: ○tva n. outwardness, the being external Pat.
⋙ bahiṣpaṭa: ○paṭa m. = -vāsas Cat.
⋙ bahiṣpatnīsaṃyāja: ○patnī-saṃyāja n. being outside the Patnī-saṃyāja (s.v.) Lāṭy. (-tva n.)
⋙ bahiṣpatham: ○pathám ind. outside the road MaitrS.
⋙ bahiṣparidhi: ○paridhí ind. outside the enclosure TS. ŚBr. KātyŚr.
⋙ bahiṣpavsmāna: ○pavsmāná m. N. of a Stoma or Stotra (generally consisting of 3 Tricas and sung outside the Vedi during the morning libation) TS. Br. ŚrS. ChUp.; • (ī), f. (scil. stotriyā i.e. ṛc) its single verses PañcavBr.; • ○nâstāva m. the place where the Bahish Stotra is sung ĀpŚr.
⋙ bahiṣpavitra: ○pavitrá mfn. destitute of or wanting the Pavitra (s.v.) Śr.
⋙ bahiṣpiṇḍa: ○piṇḍa mfn. having the knots outside KātyŚr.
⋙ bahiṣprajña: ○prajña mfn. one whose knowledge is directed towards external objects Up.
⋙ bahiṣprākāra: ○prākāra m. an outer wall or rampart MBh.
⋙ bahiṣprāṇa: ○prâṇa m. external breath or life, anything near the heart or as dear as life R.; • money BhP. [Page 727, Column 2]; • (○híṣ-), mfn. one whose breath or life is outside TS.
≫ bahiṣṭāt: bahíṣṭāt ind. outside TS. Br.
⋙ bahiṣṭājjyotis: bahíṣḍṭāj-jyotis n. N. of a Trishṭubh the last Pāda of which contains 8 syllables RPrāt.
⋙ bahiṣṭādviśasana: bahíṣḍṭād-viśasana n. (a hide) the flesh-side of which is turned outwards ĀpŚr.
≫ bahī: bahī in comp. before r for bahis
⋙ bahīrajju: ○rajju ind. outside a rope KātyŚr.
bahīnara: bahīnara m. (also written vah○) N. of a man MBh. BhP.
bahu: bahu &c. See p. 724
bahutalavaśā: bahutalavaśā f. Iris Pseudacorus L.
bahurada: bahurada m. pl. N. of a people (vḷ. for bāhubādha) VP.
baheṭaka: baheṭaka mṬerminalia Belrica L.
bahrāmakhāna: bahrāmakhāna m. = ?
bahli: bahli bahlika, bahlīka, v. l. for balhi &c., q.v
bāka: bāka n. (fr. baka) a multitude of cranes Pāṇ. 4-2, 37 Sch.
≫ bākarukā: bākarukā f. a kind of crane L.
≫ bākāyana: bākāyana m. patr. fr. baka (also pl.) Saṃskārak. (cf. g. naḍâdi)
bākura: bākurá m. (fr. bákura), with dṛti (perhaps) a kind of bag-pipe RV. ix, 1, 8
bākula: bākula mfn. relating to or coming from the Bakula tree Suśr.; • n. the fruit of the Bakula tree L.
bājabahāduracandra: bāja-bahādura-candra m. N. of a son of Nila-candra and patron of Anantadeva Cat. (cf. bāhādura)
bāḍ: bāḍ (vād Vop.), cl. 1. Ā. bāḍate, to bathe, dive Dhātup. viii, 34
≫ bāḍita: bāḍita mfn. sunk Divyâv.
bāḍaba: bāḍaba See vāḍaba
bāḍabhīkara: bāḍabhīkara m. N. of a grammarian TPrāt.
bāḍīra: bāḍīra m. a hired labourer L.
bāḍeyīputra: bā́ḍeyī-pútra m. N. of a teacher ŚBr.
bāḍha: bāḍhá or bāḻhá mfn. (√baṃh; • Pān. v, 63) strong, mighty (only ibc. and in bāhé ind.), loudly, strongly, mightily RV.; • (bāḍham or vāḍham), ind. assuredly, certainly, indeed, really, by all means, so be it, yes (generally used as a particle of consent, affirmation or confirmation) MBh. Kāv. &c
⋙ bāḍhavikrama: ○vikrama mfn. of excessive prowess, very powerful or strong W.
⋙ bāḍhasṛtvan: ○sṛ́tvan mfn. striding mightily along RV. i, 122, 10
bāṇa: bāṇá or vāṇá (RV.), bā́ṇa (AV.; • later more usually vāṇa, q.v.), m. a reed-shaft, shaft made of a reed, an arrow RV. &c. &c; • N. of the number five (from the 5 arrows of Kāma-deva; • cf. pañca-b○) Sūryas. Sāh.; • the versed sine of an arc Gaṇit.; • a mark for arrows, aim BhP.; • a partic. part of an arrow L.; • Saccharum Sara or a similar species of reed Bhpr.; • the udder of a cow (vāṇá RV. iv, 24, 9) L.; • music (for vāṇá) AV. x, 2, 17 = kevala,; • N. of an Asura (a, son of Bali, an enemy of Vishṇu and favourite of Śiva) MBh. Pur.; • of one of Skanda's attendants MBh.; • of a king Hariv.; • (also -bhaṭṭa) of a poet (the author of the Kādambarī, of the Harsha-carita, and perhaps of the Ratnâvalī) Cat.; • of a man of low origin Rājat.; • m. (Śiś.) or (ā), f. (L.) a blue-flowering Barleria; • (ā), f. the hind part or feathered end of an arrow L.; • n. the flower of Barleria Kir. Śiś.; • the body PraśnUp.
⋙ bāṇagaṅgā: ○gaṅgā f. 'arrow Ganges', N. of a river flowing past Somêśa (and said to have been produced by Rāvaṇa by cleaving a mountain with an arrow) VarP.
⋙ bāṇagocara: ○gocara m. the range of an arrow MBh. Mālatīm.
⋙ bāṇajit: ○jit m. 'conqueror of the Asura Bāṇa', N. of Vishṇu L.
⋙ bāṇatā: ○tā f. the being an arrow Kum.
⋙ bāṇatūṇa: ○tūṇa m. arrow-quiver', 'a quiver; • ○ṇī-kṛta mfn. made into a quiver Kathās.
⋙ bāṇadhi: ○dhi m. 'arrow-receptacle', a quiver MBh.
⋙ bāṇanāśā: ○nāśā f. N. of a river Cat.
⋙ bāṇanikṛta: ○nikṛta mfn. pierced or wounded by an arrow W.
⋙ bāṇapañcānana: ○pañcânana m. N. of a Poet Cat.
⋙ bāṇapatha: ○patha m. arrow-path, a bow-shot; • -vartin, v. l. for -pāta-v○ below [Page 727, Column 3]; • ○thâtī7ta mfn. passed beyond the range of an arrow Vikr.
⋙ bāṇaparṇi: ○parṇi f. N. of a plant Kauś.
⋙ bāṇapāṇi: ○pāṇi mfn. 'arrow-handed', armed with arrows W.
⋙ bāṇapāta: ○pāta m. 'arrow-fall', the range of an arrow; • -vartin mfn. being within the range of an arrow Śak. (v. l. -patha-v○)
⋙ bāṇapuṅkhā: ○puṅkhā f. the feathered end of an arrow MW.; • N. of a plant resembling the Indigo plant L.
⋙ bāṇapur: ○pur f. or the capital of the Asura Bāṇa L.
⋙ bāṇapura: ○pura n. the capital of the Asura Bāṇa L.
⋙ bāṇabhaṭṭa: ○bhaṭṭa m. N. of the author Bāṇa Cat.
⋙ bāṇamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of arrows, arrowy MBh.
⋙ bāṇamukti: ○mukti f. or discharge of an arrow L.
⋙ bāṇamokṣaṇa: ○mokṣaṇa n. discharge of an arrow L.
⋙ bāṇamukha: ○mukha (bā́ṇa-), mfn. having arrow in the mouth Suparṇ.
⋙ bāṇayojana: ○yojana n. 'arrow-union', a quiver Pañcat.
⋙ bāṇarekhā: ○rekhā f. 'arrow-line', a long wound made by an arrow R.
⋙ bāṇaliṅga: ○liṅga n. a white stone found in the Narmadā river and worshipped as the Liṅga of Śiva RTL.69
⋙ bāṇavat: ○vat (bā́ṇa-), mfn. 'made of or containing reed', an arrow ŚBr. ŚrS.; • a quiver VS. ŚBr.
⋙ bāṇavarṣaṇa: ○varṣaṇa n
⋙ bāṇavṛṣṭi: ○vṛṣṭi f. a shower of arrows or darts MW.
⋙ bāṇavarṣin: ○varṣin mfn. showering arrows Ragh.
⋙ bāṇavāra: ○vāra m. a multitude of arrow L.; • n. a breastplate, armour ib.
⋙ bāṇasaṃdhāna: ○saṃdhāna n. the fitting of an arrow to the bow-string Śak.
⋙ bāṇasiddhi: ○siddhi f. the hitting of a mark by an arrow Kām.
⋙ bāṇaśutā: ○śutā f. 'daughter of Bāṇa', N. of Usha (the wife of Aniruddha) L.
⋙ bāṇahan: ○han m. 'slayer of Bāṇa', name of Vishṇu L.
⋙ bāṇāparnī: bāṇāparnī wṛ. for ○Na-p○, q.v
⋙ bāṇābhyāsa: bāṇâbhyāsa m. 'arrow-throwing', archery L.
⋙ bāṇāri: bāṇâri m. 'enemy of Bāṇa', id. L.
⋙ bāṇāvali: bāṇâvali f. a series of 5 Ślokas (containing only one sentence) Kāvyâd. Sch.
⋙ bāṇāśraya: bāṇâśraya m. 'arrow-receptacle', a quiver L.
⋙ bāṇāsana: bāṇâsana n. 'arrow-discharger', a bow Śak.; • a bow-string L.; • ○nī-√kṛ, to make into a bow Hariv.
⋙ bāṇāsura: bāṇâsura m. the Asura Bāṇa; • -vadha and -vijaya. m. the killing and conquering of the Asura Bāṇa, N. of wks
⋙ bāṇeśvara: bāṇêśvara m. N. of a Liṅga (prob. = bāṇa-l○) Cat.; • N. of sev. authors ib.
≫ bāṇin: bāṇin mfn. having an arrow or arrows MBh. R.
≫ bāṇeya: bāṇeya m. an adherent of the Asura Bāṇa Hariv.
bāṇi: bāṇi ○ṇī, See vāṇi, ○ṇī
bāṇija: bāṇija ○jya, See vāṇija, ○jya
bādakṣāna: bādakṣāna = Bādakshān Bhpr. (vḷ. bad○)
bādara: bādara mf(ī)n. (fr. badara) belonging to or derived from the jujube tree Suśr.; • made of cotton L.; • coarse (opp. to sūkṣma) Śīl.; • m. or (ā), f. the cotton shrub L.; • m.pl. N. of a people Var.; • n. the jujube (= badara) Suśr.; • the berry of Abrus Precatorius or the plant itself. L.; • silk L.; • water L.; • a conch shell which winds from left to right L. = vāra (N. of a plant or wṛ. for vāri?) L.
≫ bādarāyaṇa: bādarāyaṇa m. (patr. fr. badara; • g. naḍâdi) N. of sev. teachers and authors (esp. of a sage identified with Vyāsa, said to be the author of the Vedânta-sūtras; • of an astronomer; • of the author of a Dharma-śāstra &c. ) IW. 106 &c; • mfn. written or composed by BādṭBādarāyaṇa Cat.
⋙ bādarāyaṇapraśna: ○praśna m. N. of an astrol. wk
⋙ bādarāyaṇasūtra: ○sūtra n. N. of the Vedânta-sṭsūtras
≫ bādarāyaṇi: bādarāyaṇi m. (patr. fr. prec.) N. of Śuka Cat.; • = badarāyaṇa ib.
≫ bādari: bādari m. (patr. fr. badara) N. of a philosopher Bādar.
≫ bādarika: bādarika mfn. one who gathers the fruit of the jujube tree Pāṇ. 4-4, 32 Sch.
bādāma: bādāma m. an almond-tree, Pers
bādh: bādh cl. 1. Ā. (cf. Dhātup. ii, 4) bādhaté, ep. and m. c. also P. ○ti (pf. babādhé RV.; • aor. bādhiṣṭa ib., bādhiṣṭām TĀr.; • fut. bādhiṣyate, ○ti MBh. &c., bādhitā Gr; • inf. bā́dhe RV., bādhitum MBh.; • ind. p. bādhitvā, See s.v., bā́dhya RV.), to press, force, drive away, repel, remove RV. &c. &c; • (with várīyas) to force asunder RV. x, 113, 5; • to harass, pain, trouble, grieve, vex RV. &c. &c; • to resist, oppose, check, stop, prevent MBh. Kāv. &c; • to set aside (as a rule), annul, invalidate Pāṇ. Sch. Nīlak. &c; • to suffer annoyance or oppression TS.: Pass. bādhyate, to be pressed &c; • to be acted upon, suffer Pañcat.: Caus. bādhayati (aor. ababādhat Pāṇ. 7-4, 2), to oppress, harass, attack, trouble, vex R. Bhaṭṭ.: Desid. bibādhiṣate, to wish to remove or chase away ĀpŚr. Sch.; • bhatsate, to feel an aversion for, loathe, shrink from (abl.) Br. ŚrS. &c. (cf. Pāṇ. 3-1, 6) Intens. bābadhe ( See pra-√bādh); • badbodhé, to press hard, hem in, confine RV.; • pr. p. badbadhāná, striking, knocking against (acc.) RV. vii, 69, 1 [Page 728, Column 1]; • hemmed in, pent up, i, 52, 10 &c. [Cf. √vadh, also for kindred words.]
≫ bādha 1: bādhá m. a harasser, tormentor Hariv.; • annoyance, molestation, affliction, obstacle, distress, pain, trouble RV. &c. &c; • (also ā, f; • cf Vām. v, 2, 44) injury, detriment, hurt, damage MBh. Kāv. &c; • danger, jeopardy ( See prâṇa-); • exclusion from (comp.) Pañcat.; • suspension, annulment (of a rule &c.) Sāh. Pāṇ. Sch. &c; • a contradiction, objection, absurdity, the being excluded by superior proof (in log., one of the 5 forms of fallacious middle term) Kap. Bhāshāp. &c
⋙ bādhacintāmaṇi: ○cintāmaṇi m
⋙ bādhatā: ○tā f
: bādhapūrvapakṣagranthakroḍa3bādhá--pūrva-pakṣa-grantha-kroḍa m
: bādhapūrvapakṣagranthaṭīkā3bādhá--pūrva-pakṣa-granḍtha-ṭīkā f
: bādhapūrvapakṣagranthaprakāśa3bādhá--pūrva-pakṣa-granḍtha-prakāśa m
: bādhapūrvapakṣagranthavivecana3bādhá--pūrva-pakṣa-granḍtha-vivecana n
: bādhapūrvapakṣagranthānugama3bādhá--pūrva-pakṣa-granḍthânugama m
: bādhabuddhipratibadhyatāvāda3bādhá--buddhi-pratibadhyatâvāda m
: bādhabuddhipratibadhyapratihandhakatāvicāra3bādhá--buddhi-pratibadhya-pratihandhakatā-vicāra m
⋙ bādhabuddhivāda: ○buddhi-vāda m
⋙ bādhabuddhivādārtha: ○buddhi-vādârtha m
⋙ bādhabuddhivicāra: ○buddhi-vicāra m
⋙ bādharahasya: ○rahasya n
⋙ bādhavāda: ○vāda m
⋙ bādhavicāra: ○vicāra m
⋙ bādhavibhājaka: ○vibhājaka m. or n
⋙ bādhasiddhāntagranthaṭīkā: ○siddhânta-grantha-ṭīkā f
: bādhasiddhāntagranthakroḍa3bādhá--siddhânta-granḍtha-kroḍa m
: bādhasiddhāntagranthaprakāśa3bādhá--siddhânta-granḍtha-prakāśa m
: bādhasiddhāntagranthavivecana3bādhá--siddhânta-granḍtha-vivecana n
: bādhasiddhāntagranthānugama3bādhá--siddhânta-granḍthānugama m. N. of wks
⋙ bādhānta: bādhânta m. N. of wk
≫ bādha 2: bā́dha m. (prob.) urging, impulse (cf. Naigh. ii, 9= bala Sāy. = bādhaka, bādhana) RV. vi, 11, 5 ; i, 61, 2 ; 132, 5 (?)
≫ bādhaka: bādhaka mf(ikā)n. oppressing, harassing, paining ( See śatru-b○); • opposing, hindering, injuring, prejudicing MBh. Pur. (-tā f.); • setting aside, suspending, annulling Śaṃk. Sarvad. (-tva n.); • m. a partic. disease of women L.; • a kind of tree Gobh.; • mf(ī)n. belonging to or derived from the Bādhaka tree ṢaḍvBr. ŚrS.
⋙ bādhakamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. = prec. mfn. SāmavBr.
≫ bādhana: bādhana mfn. oppressing, harassing ( See śatrub○); • opposing, refuting L.; • (ā), f. uneasiness, trouble, pain Nyāyas.; • n. opposition, resistance, oppression, molestation, affliction (also pl.) R. Śak.; • removing, suspending, annulment (of a rule &c.) Vedântas. Pāṇ. Sch.
≫ bādhanīya: bādhanīya mfn. to be removed, Nyāyam. Sch.
≫ bādhayitṛ: bādhayitṛ m. an injurer, opposer (○trī f.) Sāy.
≫ bādhita: bādhitá mfn. pressed, oppressed &c. RV. &c. &c; • (in gram.) set aside, annulled; • (in logic) contradictory, absurd, false, incompatible (cf. a-bādhita)
⋙ bādhitatva: ○tva n. the being suspended or refuted or contradicted Vedântas.
≫ bādhitavya: bādhitavya mfn. to be pressed hard or harassed or pained MBh.; • to be suspended or annulled KātyŚr. Sch.
≫ bādhitṛ: bādhitṛ m. an oppressor, harasser, annoyer MBh. Bālar. Prab.
≫ bādhitvā: bādhitvā ind. having pressed hard or harassed MW.; • (in gram.) destroying or neutralizing the effect of a previous rule
≫ bādhin: bādhin mfn. (ifc.) injuring, impeding Jātakam.
≫ bādhya: bādhya mfn. to be (or being) pressed hard or harassed or distressed or pained or checked or suppressed, Kav. Kathās. Pur. &c; • to be (or being) set aside or suspended or annulled Vop.
⋙ bādhyatva: ○tva n. the state of being set aside, suspension, annulment Kap.
⋙ bādhyabādhakatā: ○bādhakatā f. the condition of oppressed and oppressor BhP.; • the condition of one who pains such as deserve to be pained ib.
⋙ bādhyaretas: ○retas m. one whose generative fluid is obstructed, impotent Kull. on Mn. ix, 79
≫ bādhyamānatva: bādhyamāna-tva n. the condition of being suspended or set aside, suspension, annulment Nīlak.
bādhiraka: bādhiraka mfn. (fr. badhira), g. arīhaṇâdi
≫ bādhirika: bādhirika m. metron. fr. badhirikā g. śivâdi
≫ bādhirya: bādhirya n. deafness MBh. Suśr.
bādhūla: bādhūla m. N. of a family Cat.
⋙ bādhūlaśiṣya: ○śiṣya m. N. of an author ib.
⋙ bādhūlasmṛti: ○smṛti f. N. of wk
bādhyoga: bā́dhyoga (cf. ŚBr.), bādhyauga (cf. Kāś. on Pāṇ. 7-3, 20), patr. fr. badhyoga
≫ bdhyaugāyana: bdhyaugāyana m. patr. fr. badhyoga g. haritâdi
bādhva: bādhva m. patr., N. of a Ṛishi AitĀr. (wṛ. bādhyā)
bāndhaki: bāndhaki m. patr. or metron., g. taulvaly-ādi
≫ bāndhakineya: bāndhakineya m. (fr. bandhakī) the son of an unmarried woman, a bastard L. (g. kalyāṇy-ādi)
≫ bāndhakeya: bāndhakeya m. id., g. śubhrâdi. [Page 728, Column 2]
bāndhava: bāndhava m. (fr. bandhu) a kinsman, relation (esp. maternal relation), friend (ifc. f. ā) Mn. MBh. &c; • a brother A.; • (ī), f. a female relative Kathās.
⋙ bāndhavajana: ○jana m. relatives, kinsmen (collectively) Mṛicch. Pañcat.
⋙ bāndhavatā: ○tā f. relationship Caṇḍ.
⋙ bāndhavadhurā: ○dhurā f. a friendly turn, kindness, Mālātim. vii, 4 (= mitra-kṛtya Sch.)
≫ bāndhavaka: bāndhavaka mfn. belonging or relating to kinsmen, kindred Hariv.
≫ bāndhavya: bāndhavya n. connection by blood, relationship Kathās.
bāndhuka: bāndhuka mf(ī)n. belonging to or derived from the Bandhuka tree Kāṭh. (cf. ĀpŚr. māndhuka)
bāndhukineya: bāndhukineya m. metron. fr. bandhukī g. kalyāṇy-ādi
≫ bāndhukya: bāndhukya n. marriage Gal.
≫ bāndhupata: bāndhupata mf(ī)n., fr. bandhu-pati g. aśvapaty-ādi
bāpaṇṇabhaṭṭa: bāpaṇṇa-bhaṭṭa m. N. of an author Cat.
bāpaya: bāpaya m. N. of Kāśī-nātha-bhaṭṭa, q.v
bāpubhaṭṭa: bāpu-bhaṭṭa m. N. of an author (also called Ananta-bhaṭṭa) Cat.
bāpūdeva: bāpū-deva m. N. of an author Cat.
bāpyadeva: bāpya-deva m. N. of the writer of a partic. inscription Inscr.
bābakhānacaritra: bābakhāna-caritra n. N. of wk
bābara: bābara n. (fr. babara) N. of a Pañcarātra ĀśvŚr.; • of a place Cat.
bābujīvyāsa: bābujī-vyāsa m. N. of an author Cat.
bāberī: bāberī f. N. of a city Cat.
bābhrava: bā́bhrava mf(ī)n. belonging or relating to Babhru PañcavBr.; • m. patr. fr. bábhru ŚBr. (cf. Pāṇ. 4-1, 106); • (ī), f. N. of Durgā L.; • n. N. of various Simans ĀrshBr.
⋙ bābhravadānacyuta: ○dāna-cyuta and m. pl., g. kārta-kaujapa
⋙ śālaṅkāyana: śālaṅkāyana (bā́bhr○), m. pl., g. kārta-kaujapa
≫ bābhravāyaṇi: bābhravāyaṇi m. (patr. fr. babhru) N. of a son of Viśvā-mitra MBh.
≫ bābhravīya: bābhravīya mfn. relating or belonging to Bābhravya Cat.; • m. pl. his disciples ib.
≫ bābhravya: bābhravya m. N. of various authors and teachers (also with kauśika and pañcāla, and śāṇḍilá pl.) GṛS. Hariv. Cat. (cf. Pāṇ. 4-1, 106); • of other men Ratnâv. MārkP.; • (ā), f. N. of a woman L.
≫ bābhravyaka: bābhravyaka mfn. inhabited by Bābhravyas, g. rājanyâdi
≫ bābhravyāyaṇī: bābhravyāyaṇī f. of bābhravya g. lohitâdi
≫ bābhruka: bābhruka mfn. (fr. babhru) like an ichneumon i.e. (prob.) brown, brownish, g. aṅguly-ādi
bāyabhaṭṭa: bāya-bhaṭṭa in. N. of a son of Kṛishṇa and father of Advaita Cat.
bāra: bāra m. or n. (?) an opening, aperture ( See jihmá- and nīcī́na-b○)
bārahaṭa: bārahaṭa m. N. of Nara-hara-dāsa (the author of the Hindī work Avatāra-caritra or Caturviṃśaty-avatāra-caritra) Cat.
bārejya: bārejya N. of a town Cat.
bārḍhya: bārḍhya or vārḍhya n. fr. bṛḍha (vṛḍha), g. dṛḍhâdi
bārbara: bārbara mfn. born in the country of the barbarians, g. takṣaśīlâdi
≫ bārbaraka: bārbaraka mfn. (fr. barbara), g. dhūmâdi
bārbarīṭa: bārbarīṭa in. (only L.) the kernel of the mango fruit; • a young shoot; • tin; • the son of a harlot
bārha: bārha mfn. (fr. barha) made of the feathers of a peacock's tail BhP.
≫ bārhiṇalakṣmaṇa: bārhiṇa-lakṣmaṇa mfn. (prob.) wṛ. for barhiṇa-l○, q.v
bārhat: bārhat Vṛiddhi form of bṛhat in comp
⋙ bārhatsāmā: ○sāmā f. (-sāman) N. of a woman AV.
≫ bārhata: bā́rhata mf(ī)n. relating to the Sāman Bṛihat VS. TS. Br. [Page 728, Column 3] ŚrS.; • relating to the metre Bṛihatī TS. RPrāt. &c; • m. pl. the Soma keepers RV. x, 85, 4 (cf. Sāy.); • n. the fruit of the Bṛihatī (a variety of the Solanum)
≫ bārhataka: bārhataka m. N. of a man Mālav. i, 6/7 (wṛ. vāhataka)
≫ bārhatānuṣṭubha: bārhatānuṣṭubha mfn. consisting of a Bṛihatī and an Anushṭubh RPrāt.
≫ bārhad: bārhad in comp. for bārhat
⋙ bārhadagna: ○agna m. pl. the descendants of Bṛihad-agni, g. kaṇvâdi
⋙ bārhadīṣava: ○īṣava (m. c.), m. patr. fr. Bṛihad-ishu (also pl.) BhP.
⋙ bārhaduktha: ○ukthá m. patr. fr. Bṛihad-uktha Br.; • n. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr.
⋙ bārhadgira: ○gira mf(ī)n. relating to Bṛihad-giri; • n. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr.
⋙ bārhaddaivata: ○daivata n. N. of wk. (= bṛhad-devatā and ascribed to Śaunaka) Ṣaḍguruś.
⋙ bārhadbala: ○bala mf(ī)n. relating to Bṛihad-bala BhP.
⋙ bārhadratha: ○ratha mf(ī)n. relating to Bṛihad-ratha MBh.; • m. patr. of Jarasaṃdha ib. Hariv.; • pl. (With bhū-pālāḥ) Pur.
⋙ bārhadrathi: ○rathi m. pl. patr. of Jarā-saṃdha L.
≫ bārhas: bārhas Vṛiddhi form of bṛhas in comp
⋙ bārhaspata: ○pata mf(ī)n. relating to or descended from Bṛihas-pati MBh. R.
⋙ bārhaspatya: ○patyá mfn. id. AV. &c. &c. (with bha or nakṣatra, n. the constellation Pushya Sūryas.; • with māna n. 'Jupiter's measure', a method of reckoning time ib.); • m. patr. fr. Bṛihas-pati (N. of Saṃyu, Agni, Tapur-mūrdhan, Bharad-vāja) TS. ŚBr. Nir. &c; • a pupil of Bharad BhP.; • an infidel, materialist ib. Hariv.; • n. the Artha-sāstra of Bharad, ethics morality Lalit.; • N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr.; • -jyotiḥ-śāstra n. or ○tir-grantha m. -tantra n. -mahiman m. -muhūrta-vidhāna, ṇ., -saṃhitā f. -sūtra-ṭīkā f. -smṛti f. N. of wks
bārhavata: bārhavata mf(ī)n. containing the word barha-vat g. vimuktâdi
bārhiṣada: bārhiṣada or bārhiḥṣada m. patr. fr. barhi-ṣad or barhiḥ-ṣad (also pl.) BhP.
bāl: bā́l ind. onomat. an interjection imitating the sound of a falling body AV.
bāla: bāla mf(ā)n. (cf. vāla) young, childish, infantine, not full-grown or developed (of per. sons and things) GṛS. Up. Mn. MBh. &c; • newly risen, early (as the sun or its rays) Ragh.; • new or waxing (as the moon) ib. Kum.; • puerile, ignorant, simple, foolish Mn. Hariv. Kāv.; • pure (as an animal fit for sacrifice) L.; • m.a child, boy (esp. one under 5 years) Mn. MBh. &c; • (in law) a minor (minors are classified as kunāra, or boys under 5 years of age, śiśu under 8, pogaṇḍa from the 5th to the end of the 9th or till the 16th year, and kiśora from the 10th to the 16th year); • a fool, simpleton Mn. Pañcat.; • any young animal L.; • a colt, foal L.; • a five years old elephant L.; • Cypriūs Denticulatus or Rohita L.; • N. of a Rakshas VP.; • of a prince Rājat.; • (ā), f. a female child, girl, young woman (esp. one under 16 years) Mn. MBh. &c; • a one year old cow L.; • small cardamoms L.; • Aloe Indica L.; • a kind of metre L.; • a partic. mystical prayer Cat.; • N. of the mother of Vālin and Su-griva (said to have been formed by Prajā-pati out of some dust which had fallen into his eyes) R.; • n. Andropogon Muricatus L.; • heat L.
⋙ bālakadalī: ○kadalī f. a young plantain tree, Musa Sapientum Mṛicch.
⋙ bālakamalinī: ○kamalinī f. a young lotus plant Mālatīm.
⋙ bālakavi: ○kavi m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ bālakāṇḍa: ○kāṇḍa m. 'the boy (Rāma) section', N. of the first book of the Ramāyaṇa (ādi-k○ in B.) and of the Adhyātma-rāmāyaṇa (s.v.)
⋙ bālakāvya: ○kāvya n. N. of a poem
⋙ bālakunda: ○kunda m. a young jasmine; • ○dânuviddha mfn. adorned with young jasmine blossoms Megh.
⋙ bālakṛṣṇa: ○kṛṣṇa m. the boy Kṛishṇa or KṭKṛishṇa as a boy RTL. 136; • N. of a man also called Gaṅgā-dhara W.; • of various authors (also -dāsa, -dīkṣita, -bhaṭṭa and -miśra-) Cat.; • -krīḍā-kāvya n. and campū f. N. of 2 poems; • ○ṇânanda m. N. of an author Cat.; • ○ṇâṣṭaka n. N. of a Stotra
⋙ bālakeli: ○keli or f. child's play or amusement Daś.
⋙ bālakelī: ○kelī f. child's play or amusement Daś.
⋙ bālakriyā: ○kriyā f. doings or conduct of children MārkP.
⋙ bālakrīḍana: ○krīḍana n. = -keli Kāv.; • ○naka n. id. Hariv.; • (pl.) N. of ch' of Vātsyāyana's Kāmasūtra; • m. a child's toy or plaything MBh.; • a bill L.; • N. of Śiva MBh.; • Cypraea Moneta L.
⋙ bālakrīḍā: ○krīḍā f. = -keli Cat.; • kāvya and -varṇana n. N. of wks
⋙ bālakhilya: ○khilya See vāla-kh○
⋙ bālagaja: ○gaja m. a young elephant BhP.
⋙ bālagaṇapatipūjā: ○gaṇapati-pūjā f. N. of work
⋙ bālagarbhiṇī: ○garbhiṇī f. a cow with calf for the first time L.
⋙ bālagādādharī: ○gādā-dharī f. N. of wk. ( = tarka-saṃgrahadīpikā). [Page 729, Column 1]
⋙ bālagopāla: ○gopāla m. Kṛishṇa as a youthful herdsman Pañcar.; • N. of an author (also ○lêndra Cat.); • -tīrtha m. N. of the teacher of Dhana-pati ib.; • -yatī7dra m. N. of an author ib.
⋙ bālagovinda: ○govinda m. N. of an author Cat. T
⋙ bālagaurītīrtha: ○gaurī-tīrtha n. N. of a sacred bathing-place in Śrī-māla Cat.
⋙ bālagraha: ○gráha m. 'seizer of children', a kind of demon (said to cause 9 kinds of possession) MBh. AgP. Suśr.; • -pratiṣedha m. -yoga-śānti f. ○hôpaśamana n. N. of wks
⋙ bālaghna: ○ghna m. a child-murderer Mn. xi, 190
⋙ bālacandra: ○candra m. the young or waxing moon (also ○dra-mas) Kāv.; • n. a cavity of a partic. shape (made in a wall) Mṛicch.
⋙ bālacandrikā: ○candrikā f. N. of a woman Daś.
⋙ bālacarita: ○carita or n. 'childish doings', N. of wks. or chs. of wks. treating of the youthful adventures of a deity, (esp.) of ch. of GaṇP.
⋙ bālacaritva: ○cariḍtva n. 'childish doings', N. of wks. or chs. of wks. treating of the youthful adventures of a deity, (esp.) of ch. of GaṇP.; • ○ta-nāman n. N. of wk
⋙ bālacarya: ○carya m. 'behaving like a child', N. of Skanda L.; • (ā), f. the behaviour of a child R.
⋙ bālacāturbhadrikā: ○cāturbhadrikā f. a partic. mixture for children L.
⋙ bālacikitsā: ○cikitsā f. 'treatment of child', N. of sev. medic. wks
⋙ bālacūta: ○cūta m. a young mango tree Ragh.
⋙ bālajātaka: ○jātaka n. child's nativity', N. of wk
⋙ bālajātaya: ○jātaya mfn. childish, foolish, simple L.
⋙ bālatanaya: ○tanaya m. a young son W.; • Acacia Catechu L.
⋙ bālatantra: ○tantra n. midwifery L.; • N. of wk. on midwifery
⋙ bālataru: ○taru m. a young tree Śak.
⋙ bālatā: ○tā f. (cf. MBh.),
⋙ bālatva: ○tva n. (cf. Kāv. Pur.) childhood, boyhood
⋙ bālatṛṇa: ○tṛṇa n. young grass Kuval.
⋙ bāladarśam: ○darśam ind. at the sight of a boy Kathās.
⋙ bāladalaka: ○dalaka m. 'small-leafed', Acacia Catechu L.
⋙ bāladeva: ○deva m. N. of a man Cat.; • patr. fr. bala-d○ Pat.
⋙ bāladhana: ○dhana n. the property of a minor or infant Mn. viii, 147
⋙ bālanetra: ○netra mf(ā)n. guided or steered by a fool (as a ship) MBh.
⋙ bālapaṇḍita: ○paṇḍita m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ bālapattra: ○pattra m. 'small-leafed', N. of a tree Kāv. (Hedysarum Alhagi or = next L.)
⋙ bālapattraka: ○pattraka m. Acacia Catechu, L:
⋙ bālapāṭha: ○pāṭha m. N. of wk
⋙ bālapādapa: ○pādapa m.= -taru Śak.
⋙ bālapāśyā: ○pāśyā f. a string of pearls or other ornament for the hair W.
⋙ bālaputra: ○putra mf(ā)n. having children or young MBh. R.
⋙ bālaputraka: ○putraka m. a little son Kathās.
⋙ bālapuṣpikā: ○puṣpikā or f. Jasminum Auriculatum L.
⋙ bālapuṣpī: ○puṣpī f. Jasminum Auriculatum L.
⋙ bālaprakāśa: ○prakāśa m
⋙ bālaprabodhikā: ○prabodhikā and f. N. of wks
⋙ bālaprabodhinī: ○praboḍdhinī f. N. of wks
⋙ bālapramathanī: ○pramathanī f. a partic. Sakti Hcat.
⋙ bālabandhana: ○bandhana m. 'child-binder', N. of a demon PārGṛ.
⋙ bālabuddhiprakāśinī: ○buddhi-prakāśinī f. N. of wk
⋙ bālabodha: ○bodha (and -saṃgraha), m. N. of Wks
⋙ bālabodhaka: ○bodhaka m. instructing the young Cat.; • (ikā), f. N. of wk
⋙ bālabodhanī: ○bodhanī f. N. of wk; • -nyāsa m. and -bhāvaprakāśa m. N. of wks
⋙ bālabhañjaka: ○bhañjaka m. N. of a man Rājat.
⋙ bālabhadraka: ○bhadraka n. a kind of mineral poison (?) L.
⋙ bālabhārata: ○bhārata n. 'the little Bharata' (opp. to the Mahā-bhṭbhārata or great Bharata), N. of a Kāvya, a Campū, and a drama (= pracaṇḍa-pāṇḍava)
⋙ bālabhāva: ○bhāva m. state of a child, childhood, minority, infancy, youth Mn. viii, 118 (cf. Kull. 'inattention') MBh. &c; • children collectively Mālatīm.; • recent rise (of a planet) Kāv.
: bālabhāṣāvyākaraṇasutravṛtti3bāla--bhāṣā-vyākaraṇa-sutra-vṛtti f
⋙ bālabhūṣā: ○bhūṣā f. (and ○ṣā-sāra, m.), N. of wks
⋙ bālabhṛtya: ○bhṛtya m. a servant from childhood Kathās.
⋙ bālabhairavīdīpadāna: ○bhairavī-dīpa-dāna n. N. of wk
⋙ bālabhaiṣajya: ○bhaiṣajya n. a kind of collyrium (= rasâñjana) L.
⋙ bālabhojya: ○bhojya n. 'children's food', pease L.
⋙ bālamati: ○mati mfn. of childish intellect MBh.
⋙ bālamanoramā: ○manoramā f. 'pleasant to children', N. of sev. grammars
⋙ bālamandāravṛkṣa: ○mandāra-vṛkṣa m. a young coral tree Megh.
⋙ bālamaraṇa: ○maraṇa n. (with Jainas) a fool's manner of dying (12 in number, among which is suicide); • -vidhi-kartavyatā f. N. of wk
⋙ bālamallavenasiddhānta: ○mallavena-siddhânta m. N. of wk
⋙ bālamitra: ○mitra n. a friend from boyhood Mṛicch.
⋙ bālamukundācārya: ○mukundâcārya m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ bālamūla: ○mūla m. a young sadish L.
⋙ bālamūlaka: ○mūlaka m. a species of plant Suśr.; • (ikā), f. Hibiscus Cannabinus Bhpr.
⋙ bālamūṣikā: ○mūṣikā f. a small rat, mouse L.
⋙ bālamṛga: ○mṛga m. a young deer, fawn R.
⋙ bālamriṇāla: ○mriṇāla m. n. a tender filament or fibre of the lotus Bhartṛ.
⋙ bālambhaṭṭa: ○m-bhaṭṭa m. N. of sev. men and authors Cat.; • mf(ī)n. written or composed by Bālam-bhaṭṭa ib.; • ṭṭīya n. N. of wk
⋙ bālayajñopavītaka: ○yajñôpavītaka n. the sacred thread worn across the breast L.; • a sort of substitute for the sacred thread worn by children (?) W. (cf. bālópaviita)
⋙ bālarakṣaṇa: ○rakṣaṇa n. 'guarding children'; • -vidhāna n. N. of wk
⋙ bālarakṣā: ○rakṣā f. = -rakṣaṇa; • -stava m. -stotra n. N. of wks
⋙ bālarañjinī: ○rañjinī f. 'pleasing children', N. of an elementary grammar by Bāla-śāstrin
⋙ bālarāghavīya: ○rāghavīya n. N. of a poem
⋙ bālarāja: ○rāja n. (?) lapis lazuli W. (rf. bāla-sūrya)
⋙ bālarāmabharata: ○rāma-bharata n. N. of a poem
⋙ bālarāmāyaṇa: ○rāmāyaṇa n. 'the little Rāmāyaṇa', N. of a Nāṭaka by Rāja-śekhara (cf. mahārām○ and bāla-bhārata)
⋙ bālarūpa: ○rūpa m. or n. (?) N. of an author or of a wk. [Page 729, Column 2]; • -dhara m. 'bearing a boy's form', N. of Śiva MW.; • -dhṛk mfn. having a boy's form, assuming the form of a dwarf. ib.
⋙ bālaroga: ○roga m. disease of children Cat.
⋙ bālalatā: ○latā f. a young creeper Ragh.
⋙ bālalīlā: ○līlā f. = -keli BhP.
⋙ bālavatsa: ○vatsa mf(ā)n. one whose child is still a boy MBh. R.; • m. a young calf. Ragh.; • 'child's favourite', a dove, pigeon W.
⋙ bālavanitā: ○vanitā f. a young woman Hit.
⋙ bālavāhya: ○vāhya m. 'ridden by children', a yṭyoung goat L.
⋙ bālavinaṣṭa: ○vinaṣṭa or m. N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ bālavinaṣṭaka: ○vinaṣḍṭaka m. N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ bālavinodinī: ○vinodinī f
⋙ bālavivekinī: ○vivekinī f. N. of wks
⋙ bālavṛkṣa: ○vṛkṣa m. = -taru Ragh.
⋙ bālavaidhavya: ○vaidhavya n. child-widowhood, SārṅgP
⋙ bālavyākaraṇa: ○vyākaraṇa n. 'a child's grṭgrammar', N. of a grammar. -vrata m. N. of the Buddhist saint Mañjuśrī L.
⋙ bālaśarman: ○śarman m. N. of a man Cat.
⋙ bālaśāstrin: ○śāstrin m. N. of a grammarian and of a living writer Cat.
⋙ bālaśṛṅga: ○śṛṅga mfn. having young (i.e. not yet full-grown) horns Hariv.
⋙ bālasakhi: ○sakhi m.= -mitra Kathās.; • the friend of a fool (-tva n.) Subh.
⋙ bālasaṃjīvana: ○saṃjīvana n. N. of ch. of GaṇP. ii
⋙ bālasaṃdhyā: ○saṃdhyā f. early twilight, dawn L.; • ○dhyâbha mfn. 'dawn-like', of a purple colour MW.
⋙ bālasarasvatī: ○sarasvatī m. N. of an author Cat.; • ○tīya n. (with or scil. kāvya) N. of wk
⋙ bālasātrnya: ○sâtrnya n. suitable for children', milk L.
⋙ bālasārayantra: ○sāra-yantra n. N. of wk
⋙ bālasiṃha: ○siṃha m. N. of a man Inscr.
⋙ bālasuhṛd: ○suhṛd m. = -mitra Kathās.
⋙ bālasūrya: ○sūrya and n. lapis lazuli L.
⋙ bālasūryaka: ○sūrḍyaka n. lapis lazuli L.
⋙ bālasthāna: ○sthāna n. condition of a child, childhood, youth, inexperience MW.
⋙ bālahatyā: ○hatyā f. child-murder ib.
⋙ bālahan: ○han mf(ghnī)n. child-murdering BhP.
⋙ bālākalpa: bālā-kalpa m
⋙ bālākavaca: bālā-kavaca m. or n. N. of wks
⋙ bālāgra: bālâgra n. (vāl○?) a dove-cot Mṛicch. i, 50/51 (cf. Sch.)
⋙ bālācārya: bālâcārya m. N. of a teacher Cat.
⋙ bālātantra: bālā-tantra n. N. of wk
⋙ bālātapa: bālâtapa m. early heat of the sun, heat of the morning sun Mn. Kālid. (also pl.); • -rakta mfn. red with the morning sunbeams Ragh.
: bālātripurasundarīpūjanaprayoga3bālā-tripura-sundarī-pūjana-prayoga m. N. of wk
⋙ bālāditya: bālâditya m. the newly risen sun, morning sun MBh.; • N. of princes Rājat.; • -vrata n. N. of wk. Bālā-dīkshita, m. N. of an author Cat. (cf. bāla-d○)
⋙ bālādhyāpaka: bālâdhyāpaka m. a teacher of boys (-tā f.), Rājaṭ
⋙ bālānucaragupta: bālânucara-gupta or m. N. of Śiva MBh.
⋙ bālānucaragopta: bālânucara-gopta m. N. of Śiva MBh.
⋙ bālāpañcaratna: bālā-pañcaratna n. N. of wk
⋙ bālāpatya: bālâpatya n. youthful progeny W.
⋙ bālāpaddhati: bālā-paddhati f. N. of wk
⋙ bālābhyāsa: bālâbhyāsa m. early application, study during childhood MW.
⋙ bālāmaya: bālâmaya m. a child's disease; • -pratithedha m. N. of wk
⋙ bālāriṣṭa: bālâriṣṭa n. and N. of wks
⋙ bālāriṣṭādhyāya: bālâriṣḍṭâdhyāya m. N. of wks
⋙ bālāruṇa: bālâruṇa m. early dawn Kum.; • mfn. red like early dawn Ragh.
⋙ bālārka: bālârka m. the newly risen sun MBh.; • -komala mfn. soft as the orient sun MW.; • pratimā f. the image or reflection of the orient sun Ragh.; • -varṇa mfn. coloured like the orient sun (said of Śiva) MBh.; • ○kāya Nom. (○yita mfn. ) to resemble the orient sun Subh.
⋙ bālārcāpaddhati: bālârcā-paddhati f
⋙ bālālokasaṃkṣepa: bālâloka-saṃkṣepa m. N. of wks
⋙ bālāvabodha: bālâvabodha m. instruction of the young (also ○dhana n. Pañcat.); • N. of 2 wks; • -paddhati f. N. of a Comm. on SāṅkhGṛ. bālāvarṇana n. N. of SārṅgP.xx
⋙ bālāvastha: bālâvastha mfn. being, in childhood, still young Vikr.; • (ā), f. childhood, youth MW.
⋙ bālāśoka: bālâśoka m. a young Aśoka tree Vikr.
⋙ bālāṣṭaka: bālāṣṭaka and n. N. of Stotras
⋙ bālāṣṭottaraśatanāmastotra: bālâṣṭôttara-śatanāma-stotra n. N. of Stotras
⋙ bālāsura: bālâsura m. N. of an Asura; • -vadha m. N. of ch. of GaṇP. ii
⋙ bālāhatyā: bālā-hatyā f. the murdering of female children MW.
⋙ bālendu: bālêndu m. the new or waxing moon Kum.
⋙ bāleśvara: bālêśvara m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ bāleṣṭa: bālêṣṭa m. 'liked by children', a jujube tree L.
⋙ bālopacaraṇa: bālôpacaraṇa n. medical treatment of children (also ○cāra) Cat.; • ○ṇiya mfn. relating to it; • n. N. of ch. of wk. ib.
⋙ bālopaniṣad: bālôpaniṣad f. N. of an Upanishad
⋙ bālopavīta: bālôpavīta n. = bāla-yajñópaviitaka, a cloth covering the privities W.
≫ bālaka: bālaka mf(ikā)n. young, childish, not yet fullgrown MBh. Kāv. &c; • m. a child, boy, youth (in law 'a minor'), the young of an animal ib. (ikā f. a girl Kāv. Pur.); • a young elephant five years old Śiś. v, 47; • a fool, simpleton L.; • a kind of fish L.; • N. of a prince (v. l. pālaka) Pur.
⋙ bālakatva: ○tva n. childhood, childishness W.
⋙ bālakapralapita: ○pralapita n. childish talk, foolish prattle MW.
⋙ bālakapriya: ○priya mfn. fond of children; • (ā), f. colocynth L.; • Musa Sapien. tum L.
⋙ bālakahatyā: ○hatyā f. infanticide MW.
≫ bālakīya: bālakīya mfn. childish, infantine W.
≫ bālāyani: bālāyani m. metron. of a teacher BhP. (cf. g. tikâdi)
≫ bāli: bāli
⋙ olin: olin See vāli, ○lin
≫ bāliman: bāliman m. childhood, youth, immaturity, g. pṛthv-ādi. [Page 729, Column 3]
≫ bāliśa 1: bāliśa mf(ā)n. young, childish, puerile, ignorant, simple, foolish MBh. Kāv. &c; • m. a fool, simpleton, blockhead ib.
⋙ bāliśatā: ○tā f. (cf. Uttarar.),
⋙ bāliśatva: ○tva n. (cf. Hariv.) childishness, simplicity, folly
⋙ bāliśamati: ○mati mfn. childish-minded, foolish MBh.
≫ bāliśya: bāliśya n. (g. brāhmaṇâdi) childishness, youth, thoughtlessness, folly Mn. MBh. &c
≫ bāleya 1: bāleya mfn. fit or proper for children L.; • tender, soft L. (for 2. See below)
≫ bālya: bā́lya or n. boyhood, childhood, infancy ŚBr. Mn. MBh. &c
⋙ bālya: bālyá n. boyhood, childhood, infancy ŚBr. Mn. MBh. &c; • crescent state (of the moon) Kum. vii, 35; • = bāliśya ŚBr. MBh. Kāv. &c
⋙ bālyakāla: ○kāla m. the period or age of childhood MW.
⋙ bālyatā: ○tā f. boyhood, infancy R.
bālandana: bālandana m. patr. of Vatsa-prī (cf. bhālandana)
bālāki: bā́lāki m. metron. fr. balākā ŚBr. (cf. g. bāhv-ādi)
≫ bālākyā: bālākyā See kā́tyapī-bālākyā-maṭharī-pútra
bālāha: bālāha (or vāl○), m. N. of a mythical horse Buddh.
≫ bālāhaka: bālāhaka m. id. ib.; • N. of a serpent-demon Hariv.; • yuddhe balāhaka-jambu-māle, 'in the contest between Bālāhaka and Jambu-māla' Nīlak.
bāliśa 2: bāliśa n. (for 1. See above) = Pers. ? a pillow, cushion L.
bālīvaraineya: bālīvaráineya m. patr. fr. balīvardin g. śubhrâdi; • metron' fr. balīvardī g. kalyāṇy-ādi (cf. balīvardineya)
bālīśa: bālīśa m. retention of urine L.
bālu: bālu bāluka &c. See vālu &c
bāleya 2: bāleya mfn. (fr. bali) fit for an offering or oblation Ragh.; • descended from Bali Hariv.; • m. an ass Var.; • a species of Cyperus Bhpr.; • = -śāka L.; • a kind of radish L. (prob. wṛ. for śāleya); • patr. fr. bali KātyŚr.; • (pl.) VP.; • N. of a Daitya L.
⋙ bāleyaśāka: ○śāka m. a kind of vegetable (= aṅgāra-vallī) L.
⋙ bāleyārdhika: bāleyârdhika mfn. Pāt
bāloka: bāloka m. N. of an author Cat.
bālbaja: bālbaja mf(ī́)n. (fr. balbaja) made of the grass Eleusine Indica ŚBr. MBh. (B. bālvaja)
≫ bālbajabhārika: bālbajabhārika mfn. (fr. [balbaja+bhAra]) laden or burdened with Balbaja grass, g. vaṃśâdi
≫ bālbajika: bālbajika mfn. bearing Balbaja grass ib. (cf. balbajika)
bālhava: bālhava m. an inhabitant of Balkh (ī f.) Bālar.
≫ bālhāyana: bālhāyana mf(ī)n., fr. bālhi Pāṇ. 4-2, 99 Pat.
≫ bālhi: bālhi
⋙ bāhli: bāhli or N. of a country, Balkh ib.
⋙ vāhli: vāhli N. of a country, Balkh ib.
⋙ bālhija: ○ja or mfn. born or bred in Balkh (as a horse) MBh. R.
⋙ bālhijāta: ○jāta mfn. born or bred in Balkh (as a horse) MBh. R.
⋙ bālhiśvara: bālhiśvara m. pl. N. of a dynasty VP.
≫ bālhika: bālhika or m. (pl.) N. of a people MBh.
⋙ bāhlika: bāhlika m. (pl.) N. of a people MBh.; • a king of the Bālhikas ib. Hariv. Pur.; • N. of a son of Pratīpa Hariv.; • (pl.) of a dynasty BhP.; • mfn. of the Balkh breed (as horses) MBh. R.; • n. (wṛ. bālhaka) saffron L.; • Asa Foetida L.
≫ bālhikeyamiśra: bālhikeya-miśra m. N. of an author Cat.
≫ bālhīka: bālhīka
⋙ bāhlīka: bāhlīka or m. (pl.) N. of a people MBh. R. &c
⋙ vāhlīka: vāhlīka m. (pl.) N. of a people MBh. R. &c; • a prince of the Bālhīkas MBh.; • N. of a son of Janam-ejaya ib.; • of a son of Pratīpa ib. Pur.; • of the father of Rohiṇī (wife of Vasu-deva) Hariv.; • of a Gandharva L.; • of a poet Cat.; • (ī), f. a princess or any woman of the Bālhikas (also N. of mādrī, q.v.) MBh. Bālar.; • mf(ī)n. belonging to or derived from the Bālar L.; • n. = bālhika L.
⋙ bālhīkabhāṣā: ○bhāṣā f. the language of the Balhīlkas (enumerated among the Pralkṛit dialects) Sāh.
⋙ bālhīkośa: bālhīkôśa m. lord of the Bālhīkas R.
bāvādeva: bāvā-deva and bāvā-śāstrin m. N. of authors Cat.
bāverujātaka: bāveru-jātaka n. N. of wk
bāṣkaya: bāṣkaya mfn. fr. baṣkaya g. utsâdi
bāṣkala: bāṣkala m. N. of a teacher (a pupil of Paila) GṛS.; • of a Daitya Hariv.; • of a son of Anuhrāda BhP.; • (pl.) N. of a family regarded as belonging to the Kaunkas Hariv. (v. l. vāskala); • a warrior (vāṣk○) L.; • mfn. belonging to or derived from Bāshkala ĀśvŚr. Sch.; • large, great (vāṣk○) W.; • m. pl. the pupils of Bāshkala (a school of the Ṛig. veda) Cat. [Page 730, Column 1]
⋙ bāṣkalaśākhā: ○śākhā f. the Bāshkala recension (of the RV.) ib.
⋙ bāṣkalopaniṣad: bāṣkalôpaniṣad f. N. of an Upanishad
≫ bāṣkalaka: bāṣkalaka mf(ikā)n. belonging to or derived from the Bāshkalas L.; • (ikā), f. the Ṛig-veda text of the Bāshkalas ŚāṅkhŚr. Sch.
≫ bāṣkali: bāṣkali m. patr. of a teacher VP.
bāṣkiha: bāṣkiha m. patr. fr. baṣkiha PañcavBr.
bāṣpa: bāṣpa m. (also written vāṣpa, cf. Uṇ. iii, 28) a tear, tears MBh. Kāv. &c; • steam, vapour R. Ragh. Pañcat.; • a kind of pot-herb Vāgbh.; • iron L.; • N. of a disciple of Gautama Budâha; • (ī), f. a kind of plant (= hiṅgu-pattrī) L.
⋙ bāṣpakaṇṭha: ○kaṇṭha mf(ī)n., 'having tears in the throat', almost choked with tears Śak.
⋙ bāṣpakala: ○kala mfn. inarticulate through tṭtears MBh.
⋙ bāṣpacandra: ○candra mṆ. of an author Cat.
⋙ bāṣpadurdina: ○durdina mfn. clouded by tears; • ○nâkṣa mf(ā, or ī)n. having eyes clouded by tṭtears Daś.
⋙ bāṣpaparyākulekṣana: ○paryākulêkṣana (cf. R.),
⋙ bāṣpapihitalocana: ○pihita-locana (cf. Pañcat.), mfn. having eyes suffused with tears
⋙ bāṣpapūra: ○pūra m. a flood of tears Mālatīm.
⋙ bāṣpaprakara: ○prakara m. a flow or gush of tṭtears Śiś.
⋙ bāṣpapramocana: ○pramocana n. the shedding of tears MBh.
⋙ bāṣpabindu: ○bindu m. a tear-drop, tear R.
⋙ bāṣpamukha: ○mukha mfn. having the face bedewed with tears R.
⋙ bāṣpamokṣa: ○mokṣa m
⋙ bāṣpamocana: ○mocana n. = -pramocana Kāv.
⋙ bāṣpaviklaba: ○viklaba mfn. overcome with tṭtears, confused with weeping R.; • -bhāṣin mf(iṇī)n. speaking (with a voice) interrupted with weeping ib.
⋙ bāṣpavṛṣṭi: ○vṛṣṭi f. a shower of tears Ragh.
⋙ bāṣpasaṃdigdha: ○saṃdigdha mfn. (a voice) indistinct by suppressed tears Nal.
⋙ bāṣpasalila: ○salila n. water of tears, Ratnāv
⋙ bāṣpākula: bāṣpâkula mfn. dimmed or interrupted by tṭtears MBh.
⋙ bāṣpāpluta: bāṣpâpluta mfn. id. A.
⋙ bāṣpāmbu: bāṣpâmbu n. = ○pa-salila Ratnâv.; • -pūra m. a flood of tears MW.; • -śīkara m. pl. tears-drops Kathās.
⋙ bāṣpāvilekṣaṇa: bāṣpâvilêkṣaṇa mfn. having eyes dimmed by tears MBh.
⋙ bāhpāsāra: bāhpâsāra m. = ○pa-vṛṣṭi Mālav.
⋙ bāṣpotpīḍa: bāṣpôtpīḍa m. a gush or torrent of tṭtears Kād. Hcar.
⋙ bāṣpodbhava: bāṣpôdbhava m. the rising or starting of tears MW.
≫ bāṣpaka: bāṣpaka (ifc. f. ā), steam, vapour, Suir; • m. a kind of vegetable (= māriṣa) Bhpr.; • (ā), f. = hiṅgu-pattrī L.; • (ikā), f. a kind of vegetable Vāgbh.
≫ bāṣpāya: bāṣpāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to shed tears, weep Kāv.; • to emit vapour or steam L.
≫ bāṣpin: bāṣpin mf(iṇī)n. (ifc.) shedding tears or any liquid like tears R.
≫ bāṣpīkā: bāṣpīkā f. a kind of plant (= bāṣpī) L.
bāsa: bāsa bāskala wṛ. for bhāsa, bāṣkala
bāsta: bāsta mf(ī)n. (fr. basta) coming from a goat (○taṃ carma, a goat-skin) Mn. ii, 41
≫ bāstāyana: bāstāyana m. patr fr. basta g. aśvâdi
≫ bāstika: bāstika n. a multitude of goats R.
bāspa: bāspa wṛ. for bāṣpa
bāh: bāh See √vāh
bāha: bāha m. the arm = 1. bāhu L. (also ā f. Uṇ. i, 28); • a horse L. ( See vāha); • mfn. firm, strong L.
≫ bāhava 1: bāháva m. (cf. Pāṇ. 7-1, 39 Vārtt. 1 Pat.) = 1. bāhu, the arm (also n. ŚBr.)
≫ bāhavi: bāhavi m. patr. fr. 1. bāhu Pāṇ. 4-1, 96 N. of a teacher ĀśvGṛ.
≫ bāhābāhavi: bāhā-bāhavi ind. arm against arm, in close combat ( = bāhū-bāhavi) Vop.
bāhaṭa: bāhaṭa m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ bāhaṭanighaṇṭu: ○nighaṇṭu m. N. of wk
≫ bāhaṭīya: bāhaṭīya mfn. written or composed by Bāhaṭa; • n. a work of Bāhaṭa Cat.
bāhaḍa: bāhaḍa m. N. of a man Śatr.
bāhadura: bāhadura (prob.) wṛ. for bāhādura
bāhannopaniṣad: bāhannôpaniṣad (?), f. N. of an Upanishad
bāhalya: bāhalya n. (fr. bahala) thickness Suśr.
bāhava 2: bāhava n. (fr. bahu), g. pṛthvādi
bāhādura: bāhādura m. a modern title of honour conferred by Muhammadan kings (= Pers.?)
bāhirvedika: bāhirvedika
mf(ī)n. (fr. bahirvedi). situated or taking place outside the Vedi KātyŚr. Sch. (cf. bahir-vedika). [Page 730, Column 2]
bāhīka: bāhīká mfn. (fr. bahis; • but also written vāhīka) being outside, external, exterior Pāṇ. 4-1, 85 Vārtt. 5 Pat.; • relating to the Balhīkas, g: palady-ādi; • m. (pl.) N. of a despised people of the Pañjāb ŚBr. &c. &c. (often confounded with the Bālhikas); • a man of the Bāhīkas MBh.; • N. of a priest Cat. = upa-śama Buddh.; • = kāṣṭhaka, pālaka, or go-rakṣaka Hcar. Sch.; • an ox L.; • n. N. of a lake or piece of water in the country of the Bāhikas MBh.
bāhu 1: bāhú m. and (L.) f. (fr. √bah, baṃh; • for 2. bāhu, See col. 3) the arm, (esp.) the fore-arm, the arm between the elbow and the wrist (opp. to pra-gaṇḍa, q.v; • in medic. the whole upper extremity of the body, as opp. to sakthi, the lower extṭextremity) RV. &c. &c; • the arm as a measure of length (= 12 Aṅgulas) Sulbas.; • the fore-foot of an animal (esp. its upper part) RV. AV. Br. ĀśvGṛ.; • the limb of a bow ŚBr.; • the bar of a chariot-pole Gobh.; • the post (of a door; • See dvāra-b○); • the side of an angular figure (esp. the base of a right-angled triangle) Sūryas.; • the shadow of the gnomon on a sun-dial ib.; • (also du.) the constellation Ārdrā L.; • m. N. of a Daitya MBh.; • of a prince (who brought ruin upon his family by his illegal actions) ib.; • of a son of Vṛika Hariv.; • of a son of Vajra VP. [Cf. Gk. ?, ? ; [730, 2] Germ. buog, Bug ; Angl. Sax. bo1g ; Eng. bough.]
⋙ bāhukara: ○kara mfn. active with the arms Pāṇ. 3-2, 21
⋙ bāhukuṇṭha: ○kuṇṭha mfn. crippled in the arms L.
⋙ bāhukuntha: ○kuntha (?), m. a wing L.
⋙ bāhukubja: ○kubja mfn. = -kuṇṭha W.
⋙ bāhukṣad: ○kṣád mfn. offering the fore-legs (i.e. the inferior parts of an animal, said of a parsimonious sacrificer) RV. x, 27, 6
⋙ bāhucāpa: ○cāpa m. 'arm-bow', a fathom (as a measure) L.
⋙ bāhucchinna: ○cchinna mfn. having a broken aṭarm KaushUp.
⋙ bāhucyut: ○cyút (?) AV. xviii, 3, 25
⋙ bāhucyuta: ○cyuta (bāhú-), mfn. fallen from the arm, dropped out of the hand RV. TS.
⋙ bāhuja: ○ja m. 'arm-born', a Kshatriya (as sprung from the arm of Brahmā) L. (cf. Mn. i, 31); • a parrot L.; • sesamum growing wild L.
⋙ bāhujūta: ○jūta (bāhú-), mfn. quick with the arm RV.
⋙ bāhujyā: ○jyā f. the cord of an arc, sine Sūryas.
⋙ bāhutaraṇa: ○taraṇa n. crossing a river (with the arm, i.e. by swimming) Gaut.
⋙ bāhutā: ○tā́ (bāhú-), ind. in the arms RV. (cf. devá-tā, puruṣá-tā)
⋙ bāhutrāṇa: ○trāṇa n. armfence', armour for the arms L.
⋙ bāhudaṇḍa: ○daṇḍa m. 'armstaff', a long arm R. Daś.; • a blow or punishment inflicted with the arm or fist MW. (cf. bhuja-d○)
⋙ bāhudā: ○dā f. 'arm-giver', N. of Su-yaśā (a wife of Parīkshit) MBh.; • of a river (into which Gaurī the wife of Prasena-jit is said to have been transformed; • prob. identical with the Vitastā or Hydaspes and modern Jhelum) ib. R. &c; • of another river VP.; • -nadīmāhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ bāhuniḥsṛta: ○niḥsṛta n. a partic. method of fighting (by which a sword is twisted out of a person's hands) Hariv.
⋙ bāhupāśa: ○pāśa m. = -bandhana Ratnâv.; • a partic. attitude in fighting MBh.
⋙ bāhupracālakam: ○pracālakam ind. shaking the arms L.
⋙ bāhupratibāhu: ○pratibāhu m. du. (in geom.) the opposite sides of a figure Col.
⋙ bāhuprasāra: ○prasāra m. stretching out the arms BhP.
⋙ bāhupraharaṇa: ○praharaṇa m. striking with the arms, a striker, boxer W.; • n. boxing, wrestling ib.
⋙ bāhuphala: ○phala n. (in geom.) the result from the base sine Sūryas.; • the sine of an arc of a circle of position contained between the sun and the prime vertical Siddhântaś.
⋙ bāhubandhana: ○bandhana n. (ifc. f. ā) 'aṭarm-fetter', encircling arms, Kalid; • m. the shoulder-blade R.
⋙ bāhubala: ○bala n. power or strength of arm Mn. MBh. &c; • m. 'strong in arm, N. of a prince Kathās.
⋙ bāhubalin: ○balín mfn. strong in arm' ŚBr. MBh.; • N. of a man L.
⋙ bāhubādha: ○bādha m. pl. N. of a people MBh. (v. l. bāhu-bādhya, bahurada)
⋙ bāhubhaṅgi: ○bhaṅgi f. bending or twisting the arms MW.
⋙ bāhubhūṣaṇa: ○bhūṣaṇa n
⋙ bāhubhūṣā: ○bhūṣā f. 'arm-ornament', armlet L.
⋙ bāhubhedin: ○bhedin m. 'arm-breaker', N. of Vishṇu L.
⋙ bāhumat: ○mát mfn. having (strong) arm (said of Indra) AV.; • (atī), f. N. of a river L.
⋙ bāhumadhya: ○madhya mfn. occupying a middle position with the arm MBh. (cf. janghā-jaghanya)
⋙ bāhumaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. made or done with the arm W.
⋙ bāhumātra: ○mātrá n. = -cāpa TS.; • mf(ī)n. as long as an arm ib.
⋙ bāhumūla: ○mūla n. 'arm-√', the aṭarm-pit Nir.; • -vibhūṣaṇa n. an ornament worn on the upper arm L.
⋙ bāhuyuddha: ○yuddha n. 'arm.fight', a close fight MBh. Kathās.
⋙ bāhuyodha: ○yodha or m. a wrestler, boxer Hariv.
⋙ bāhuyodhin: ○yodhin m. a wrestler, boxer Hariv.
⋙ bāhurakṣā: ○rakṣā f. armour for the upper arm L.
⋙ bāhulatā: ○latā f. an arm (lithe as a) creeper Rājat. (also ○tikā, f. Śṛiṅgār.); • ○tântara n. the space between the arms, the breast, bosom Kāvyâd.
⋙ bāhuvat: ○vat m. having (strong) arm', N. of a man VP. [Page 730, Column 3]
⋙ bāhuvikṣepa: ○vikṣepa m. moving the arm, swimming MBh. Kathās.
⋙ bāhuvighaṭṭaṇa: ○vighaṭṭaṇa or n. a partic. attitude in wrestling VP.
⋙ bāhuvighaṭṭita: ○vighaṭṭita n. a partic. attitude in wrestling VP.
⋙ bāhuvimarda: ○vimarda m. -yuddha Ragh.
⋙ bāhuvīrya: ○vīryá mfn. strength of arm AV. &c. &c; • mfn. strong of arm TāṇḍBr.
⋙ bāhuvṛkta: ○vṛktá m. N. of a descendant of Atri (author of RV. v, 71 ; 72) Anukr.
⋙ bāhuvyāyāma: ○vyāyāma m. 'arm-exercise', gymnastic MBh.
⋙ bāhuśakti: ○śakti m. 'strong of arm', N. of a king Kathās.
⋙ bāhuśardhin: ○śardhín mfn. relying on his aṭarm (said of Indra) RV. x, 103, 3
⋙ bāhuśālin: ○śālin mfn. possessing strong aṭarm MBh. Hariv. Kathās.; • m. N. of Siva MBh.; • of a Dānava Kathās.; • of a warrior ib.; • of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra MBh.; • of Bhīma ib.; • of a prince ib.
⋙ bāhuśikhara: ○śikhara n. 'the upper part of the arm', the shoulder Hariv.
⋙ bāhusambhava: ○sambhava m. 'arm-born', a Kshatriya L. (cf. bāhu-ja)
⋙ bāhusahasrabhṛt: ○sahasra-bhṛt m. 'having a thousand arm', N. of Arjuna Kārtaviirya (killed by Paraśu-rāma) L.
⋙ bāhusahasrin: ○sahasrin mfn. having a thousand aṭarm MBh. Hariv. VP.
⋙ bāhusvatika: ○svatika m. or n. 'arm-cross', the arms crossed MBh. (Nilak.)
⋙ bāhūtkṣepam: bāhū7tkṣepam ind. so as to lift up the arms or hands Śak.
⋙ bāhūpapīḍam: bāhū7papīḍam ind. pressing with the arms Bhaṭṭ.
≫ bāhuka: bāhuka ifc. = 1. bāhu, the arm (cf. hrasvabāhuka); • mf(ā)n. servile, dependent L.; • swimming with the arms Baudh. (cf. Pāṇ. 4-4, 7 Sch.); • dwarfish BhP.; • m. a monkey L.; • N. of a Nāga MBh.; • of a prince ib.; • of a son of Vṛika (= bāhu) Pur.; • (also written vāh○) N. assumed by Nala upon his becoming charioteer to king Ṛitu-parṇa Nal.; • (ā), f. N. of a river L.
≫ bāhula 1: bāhula n. (for 2. See below) armour for the arms L.; • N. of a place in Dakshiṇā-patha Cat.
≫ bāhūbāhavi: bāhū-bāhavi ind. arm to arm, hand to hand (in close combat) Śiś. xviii, 12 (cf. bāhā-bāhavi)
≫ bāhv: bāhv in comp. for 1. bāhu
⋙ bāhvaṅka: ○aṅká m. the bend of the arm, ? AV.
⋙ bāhvojas: ○ójas n. strength of arm RV. viii, 82, 2; • strong in a viii, 20, 6 &c; • strong in the fore-legs (said of a horse), i, 35, 9
bāhu 2: bāhu (for 1. See col. 2), Vṛiddhi form of bahu in comp. = kīṭa, mfn. g. palady-ādi
⋙ bāhukuleyaka: ○kuleyaka m. patr. fr. bahu-kula Pāṇ. iv, 1, 140 Sch.
⋙ bāhugarta: ○garta mfn. ib. iv, 2, 237 Sch. (○taka Kāś. on iv, 2, 126)
⋙ bāhuguṇya: ○guṇya n. possession of many excellences Mn. vii, 71
⋙ bāhujanya: ○janya mfn. spread among many people L.; • n. a great multitude of people, crowd L.
⋙ bāhudantaka: ○dantaka n. (with śāstra) N. of a treatise on morals abridged by Indra MBh. (cf. next)
⋙ bāhudantin: ○dantin m. N. of Indra L. (cf. bahudantī-suta); • ○ti-putra m. a son of Indra (N. of Jaya-datta author of a Tantra) Daś.
⋙ bāhudanteya: ○danteya m.= -dantin L. -,
⋙ bāhubali: ○bali m. (fr. bahu-bala?) N. of a mountain Śatr.
⋙ bāhubhāṣya: ○bhāṣya n. (fr. bahu-bhāṣin) talkativeness, g. brāhmaṇâdi
⋙ bāhumitrāyaṇa: ○mitrāyaṇa m. patr. fr. bahu-mitra Saṃskārak.
⋙ bāhurūpya: ○rūpya n. (fr. bahurūpa) manifoldness, g. brāhmaṇâdi (cf. Kāś.)
⋙ bāhuvartaka: ○vartaka mfn. (fr. bahu-varta) Pāṇ. 4-2, 2, 126 Sch. (cf. Kāś. -gartaka)
⋙ bāhuvāra: ○vāra m.= bahu-v○ L.
⋙ bāhuviddha: ○viddha m. patr. (fr. bahu-v○?) Pravar.
⋙ bāhuśāla: ○śāla mfn. prepared from Euphorbia Antiquorum; • -guḍa m. pills so prepared ŚārṅgS.
⋙ bāhuśrutya: ○śrutya n. great learning, erudition MBh.
⋙ bāhvṛcya: bā́hvṛcya n. the sacred tradition of the Bahv-ṛicas, the Ṛig-veda ŚāṅkhŚr. (cf. Pāṇ. 4-3, 129)
≫ bāhula 2: bāhula mfn. (fr. bahula for 1. See above) manifold, g. saṃkalâdi; • in. the month Kārttika (when the moon is near the Pleiades; • See bahulā) L.; • fire L.; • a Jina Gal.; • N. of a prince VP.; • n. manifoldness, g. pṛthv-ādi; • -grīva m. 'having a variegated neck', a peacock L. ○laka n. manifoldness, diversity Kār. on Pāṇ. 2-1, 32 Pat.; • (āt), ind. from giving too wide applicability (to a rule) Uṇ. i, 36 ; 37 Sch.
⋙ bāhuli: bāhuḍli m. N. of a son of Viśvā-mitra MBh.
⋙ bāhuleya: bāhuḍleya m. metron. of Skanda (fr. bahulā, the Pleiades) L.
⋙ bāhulya: bāhuḍlya n. abundance, plenty, multitude, variety MBh. Kāv. &c; • the usual course or common order of things Hariv.; • (ena), ind, usually, ordinarily, as a rule Śaṃk. Pāṇ. Sch. Jātakam.; • (āt), ind. id., Śāṇḍ; • in all probability Hit.
bāhuk: bāhuk See pra-bā́huk
bāhya: bāhya mf(ā)n. (fr. bahis; • in later language also written vāhya, q.v; • m. nom. pl. bā́hye ŚBr.) being outside (a door, house, &c.), situated without (abl. or comp.), outer, exterior (acc. with √kṛ, to turn out, expel) AV. &c, &c; • not belonging to the family or country, strange, foreign MBh. Kāv. &c. [Page 731, Column 1]; • excluded from caste or the community, an out-caste Mn. MBh. &c; • diverging from, conflicting with, opposed to, having nothing to do with (abl. or comp.) ib.; • (with artha), meaning external to (i.e. not resulting from) the sounds or letters forming a word Pāṇ. 1-1, 68 Sch.; • m. a corpse (for vāhya?) Kāv.; • N. of a man (pl. his family) Saṃskārak.; • (pl.) N. of a people VP.; • (ā), f. (scil. tvac) the outer bark of a tree ŚBr.; • (ifc. f. ā) the outer part, exterior Rājat.; • ibc. and (am, ena, e), ind. outside, without, out ŚBr. &c. &c; • (āt), ind. from without Pañcat.
⋙ bāhyakakṣa: ○kakṣa m. the outer side (of a house) Rājat.
⋙ bāhyakaraṇa: ○karaṇa n. an external organ of sense MārkP. Śaṃk.
⋙ bāhyakarṇa: ○karṇa and m. N. of two Nāgas MBh.
⋙ bāhyakuṇḍa: ○kuṇḍa m. N. of two Nāgas MBh.
⋙ bāhyataddhita: ○taddhita n. (in gram.) an external or secondary Taddhita suffix (added after another one) Pāṇ. 7-3, 29 Sch.
⋙ bāhyatara: ○tara mfn. being outside, outer, external Śaṃk.; • turned out (of caste or society), an out-caste Mn. x, 30
⋙ bāhyatas: ○tás ind. outside, externally, on the outside of (with gen. or abl.) VS. &c. &c; • -to-nara m. pl., 'external men', N. of a people MārkP.
⋙ bāhyatā: ○tā f
⋙ bāhyatva: ○tva n. the state of being outside, exclusion, deviation or divergence from (abl.) Hariv. Rājat. &c
⋙ bāhyadruti: ○druti f. 'external solution', a process in the preparation of quicksilver Sarvad.
⋙ bāhyaprakṛti: ○prakṛti f. pl. the constituents of a foreign state exclusive of the king (cf. prakṛti) Pañcat.
⋙ bāhyaprayatna: ○prayatna m. (in gram.) the external effort in the production of articulate sounds Pāṇ. 1-1, 9 Sch.
⋙ bāhyarata: ○rata n. = -sambhoga Cat.; • wṛ. for -tara Kathās.
⋙ bāhyaliṅgin: ○liṅgin m. a heretic L.
⋙ bāhyavastu: ○vastu n. external wealth or riches Kum.
⋙ bāhyavāsin: ○vāsin mfn. dwelling outside a village or town (said of Caṇḍilas) MBh.
⋙ bāhyasambhoga: ○sambhoga m. external coition', (prob.) gratification of sexual passion outside the vulva Cat.
⋙ bāhyasparśa: ○sparśa m. contact with external objects Bhag. MārkP.
⋙ bāhyāṃsa: bāhyâṃsa mfn. holding the hands outside (not between) the knees Gobh. (cf. bahir-jānu)
⋙ bāhyānta: bāhyânta m. the outer end or corner (of the eye) L.
⋙ bāhyāntar: bāhyântar ind. from without and within Prab.
⋙ bāhyābhyantara: bāhyâbhyantara mfn. external and internal (as diseases) Suśr.
⋙ bānyāyāma: bānyâyāma m. a partic. disease of the nerves ib.
⋙ bāhyārtha: bāhyârtha m. an external meaning (cf. bāhya artha above) Madhus.; • external objects or matter or reality; • -bhañga-nirākaraṇa n. N. of wk
⋙ bāhyārthavāda: bāhyârtha-vāda m. the doctrine that the external world has a real existence Śaṃk.; • -vādin mfn. maintaining the reality of the external world, ib
⋙ bāhyālaya: bāhyâlaya m. the abode of out-castes i.e. the country of the Bāhīkas MBh. (vḷ. vāhyanaya)
⋙ bāhyāśakala: bāhyā-śakalá m. a fragment from a tree's outer bark ŚBr.
⋙ bāhyāśva: bāhyâśva m. N. of a man Hariv. (vḷ. vāh○)
⋙ bāhyendriya: bāhyêndriya n. an outer organ of sense Vedântas.
⋙ bāhyopavana: bāhyôpavana n. a grove situated outside (a town, puryāḥ) BhP.
≫ bāhyskasriñjarī: bāhyska-sriñjarī and f. N. of Sṛiñjarī and one of the two wives of Bhajamāna (an older sister of Upa.bāhyakā) Hariv.
⋙ bāhyakā: bāhyakā f. N. of Sṛiñjarī and one of the two wives of Bhajamāna (an older sister of Upa.bāhyakā) Hariv.
bāhlaka: bāhlaka bāhlava, bāhli &c. See bālhava &c., p. 729, col. 3
bāhvaṭa: bāhvaṭa m. N. of a poet Cat.
biṭ: biṭ (or viṭ), cl. 1. P. beṭati, to swear, shout, address harshly Dhātup. ix, 30
biṭaka: biṭaka m. n. (ā), f= piṭaka, a boil L.
biṭhaka: biṭhaka n. = antarikṣa, the sky Nir. vi, 30
biḍ: biḍ (or viḍ) = biṭ Dhātup. ix, 30 (v. l.)
biḍāraka: biḍāraka m. a cat L. (cf. next)
biḍāla: biḍāla m. (also written viḍāla of doubtful origin; • cf. Uṇ. i, 117) a cat Mn. MBh. &c; • a partic. remedy for the eye Bhpr. (cf. ○laka); • the eye-ball L.; • (ā), f. a female cat R. (also ii Uṇ. i, 117 Sch.); • (ī), f. a partic. disease and the female demon presiding over it (reckoned among the Yoginīs) Hcat.; • a species of plant L.
⋙ biḍālapada: ○pada or n. a partic. measure of weight(= karṣa) ŚārṅgS. Suśr.
⋙ biḍālapadaka: ○padaka n. a partic. measure of weight(= karṣa) ŚārṅgS. Suśr.
⋙ biḍālaputra: ○putra m. 'cat's son', N. of a man Rājat.
⋙ biḍālavaṇji: ○vaṇji m. 'cat-dealer', nickname of a man ib.
⋙ biḍālavratika: ○vratika mfn. acting like a cat', false, hypocritical L. (cf. baiḍāla-vr○)
⋙ biḍālākṣa: biḍālâkṣa mf(ī)n. cat-eyed Hcat.; • (ī), f. N. of a Rākshasī R.
≫ bidālaka: bidālaka m.a cat Cat.; • the eyeball L.; • application of ointment to the eye Car. Bhpr.; • (ikā), f. a little cat, kitten Subh.; • n. yellow orpiment L. [Page 731, Column 2]
bid: bid or bind (cf. bhid), cl. 1. P. bindati, to cleave, split Dhātup. iii, 27 (perhaps invented on account of the following words of more or less questionable origin)
≫ bida: bida m. (also written vida) N. of a man Pāṇ. 4-1, 104 pl. his family ĀśvŚr.
⋙ bidakula: ○kula (vida-), n. = vaidasya and vaidayoḥ kulam Pāṇ. 2-4, 64 Vārtt. 1 Pat.
⋙ bidāpuṭa: bidā-puṭa m. N. of a man, g. aśvâdi Kāś. (vḷ. bida, puṭa)
≫ bidala: bidala n. (cf. vi-dala) anything split off or produced by splitting (cf. comp.)
⋙ bidalakarī: ○karī́ f. a woman employed in splitting bamboos VS.
⋙ bidalasaṃhita: ○saṃhita mfn. composed or made up of halves AitBr.
≫ bidura: bidura vḷ. for bhidura, q.v
≫ binda: binda See kusuru-bínda
≫ bindavi: bindavi g. gahâdi (cf. baindavi)
≫ bindavīya: bindavīya mfn. ib.; • m. a prince of the Bindus, g. dāmany-ādi
≫ bindu: bindú m. (once n. MBh.; • in later language mostly written vindu) a detached particle, drop, globule, dot, spot AV. &c. &c; • (with hiraṇyaya) a pearl AV. xix, 30, 5 (cf. -phala); • a drop of water taken as a measure L.; • a spot or mark of coloured paint on the body of an elephant Kum.; • (ifc. also -ka) the dot over a letter representing the Anusvāra (supposed to be connected with Siva and of great mystical importance) MBh. Kathās. BhP.; • a zero or cypher R. (in manuscripts put over an erased word to show that it ought not to be erased = 'stet' Naish.); • a partic. mark like a dot made in cauterizing Suśr.; • a mark made by the teeth of a lover on the lips of his mistress L.; • a coloured mark made on the forehead between the eyebrows L.; • (in dram.) the sudden development of a secondary incident (which, like a drop of oil in water, expands and furnishes an important element in the plot) Sāh. (ifc. also -ka); • m. N. of a man, g. bidâdi; • of an Āṅgirasa (author of RV. viii, 83 ; ix, 30) Anukr.; • of the author of a Rasa-paddhati Cat.; • pl. N. of a warrior tribe, g. dāmany-ādi
⋙ bindughṛta: ○ghṛta n. a partic. medic. compound taken in small quantities, Śārṅgp
⋙ binducitra: ○citra and m. the spotted antelope. L.
⋙ binducitraka: ○citraka m. the spotted antelope. L.
⋙ bindujāla: ○jāla and n. collection or mass of dots or spots (esp. on an elephant's face and trunk) L.
⋙ bindujālaka: ○jālaka n. collection or mass of dots or spots (esp. on an elephant's face and trunk) L.
⋙ bindutantra: ○tantra m. a die, dice L.; • m. n. a kind of chess-board L.; • a playing-ball L.
⋙ bindutirtha: ○tirtha n. N. of a sacred bathing-place Cat.; • -māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ bindudeva: ○deva m. = ṇa, a Buddhist deity L.; • N. of Siva W.
⋙ bindunātha: ○nātha m. N. of a teacher Cat.
⋙ bindupattra: ○pattra m. Betula Bhojpattra L.
⋙ bindupattraka: ○pattraka m. a species of Amaranthus L.
⋙ bindupratiṣṭhāmaya: ○pratiṣṭhāmaya mf(ī)n. founded or based upon the Anusvāra L.
⋙ binduphala: ○phala n. a pearl L.
⋙ bindubrahmānandīya: ○brahmānandīya n. N. of wk
⋙ bindubheda: ○bheda m. N. of a partic. Yoga posture L.
⋙ bindumat: ○mat mfn. having drops or bubbles or clots, formed into balls or globules AitBr. KātyŚr.; • m. N. of a son of Marici by Bindu-matī BhP.; • (atī), f. N. of a kind of verse Kād.; • of a drama Sāh.; • of the wife of Marīci (cf. above) BhP.; • of a daughter of Śaśa-bindu and wife of Māndhātṛi Hariv.; • of the murderess of Vidūratha, Vāsav', Introd; • of a fisherman's daughter Kathās.
⋙ bindumādhava: ○mādhava m. a form of Vishṇu Cat.
⋙ bindumālin: ○mālin m. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.
⋙ bindurāji: ○rāji m. 'row of spots', N. of a kind of serpent Suśr.
⋙ bindurekhaka: ○rekhaka m. a kind of bird L. (cf. prec. and next)
⋙ bindurekhā: ○rekhā f. a row or line of points or dots Rājat.; • N. of a daughter of Caṇḍavarman Kathās.
⋙ binduvāsara: ○vāsara m. the day of fecundation L.
⋙ binduśarman: ○śarman mṆ. of a poet, cat
⋙ bindusaṃgraha: ○saṃgraha m
⋙ bindusaṃdīpana: ○saṃdīpana n. N. of wks
⋙ bindusaras: ○saras n. N. of a sacred lake MBh. R.; • (m. c. also -sara) BhP.; • -tīrtha n. N. of a sacred bathing-place Cat.
⋙ bindusāra: ○sāra m. N. of a king (son of Candra-gupta) VP. HPariś.
⋙ bindusena: ○sena m. N. of a king (son of Kshatraujas) VP.
⋙ binduhrada: ○hrada m. N. of a lake (said to have been formed by the drops of the Ganges shaken from Siva's hair) Cat.
⋙ bindūpaniṣad: bindū7paníṣad f. N. of an Upanishad
≫ binduka: binduka m.