Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary -- h

ha 1: ha the thirty-third and last consonant of the Nāgarī alphabet (in Pāṇini's system belonging to the guttural class, and usually pronounced like the English h in hard; • it is not an original letter, but is mostly derived from an older gh, rarely from dh or bh)
⋙ hakāra: ○kāra m. the letter or sound ha MW.
⋙ hatva: ○tva n. the state of the letter ha ib.
ha 2: ha (only L.), m. a form of Śiva or Bhairava (cf. nakulī7śa); • water; • a cipher (i.e. the arithmetical figure which symbolizes o); • meditation, auspiciousness; • sky, heaven, paradise; • blood; • dying; • fear; • knowledge; • the moon; • Vishṇu; • war, battle; • horripilation; • a horse; • pride; • a physician; • cause, motive; • = pāpa-haraṇa; • = sakopa-vāraṇa; • = śuṣka; • (also ā f.) laughter; • (ā), f. coition; • a lute (am), n. the Supreme Spirit; • pleasure, delight; • a weapon; • the sparkling of a gem; • calling, calling to the sound of a lute; • (ind.) = aham (?), IndSt; • mfn. mad, drunk
ha 3: ha ind. (prob. orig. identical with 2. gha, and used as a particle for emphasizing a preceding word, esp. if it begins a sentence closely connected with another; • very frequent in the Brāhmaṇas and Sūtras, and often translatable by) indeed, assuredly, verily, of course, then &c. (often with other particles, e.g. with tv eva, u, sma, vai &c; • na ha, 'not indeed'; • also with interrogatives and relatives, e.g. yad dha, 'when indeed'; • kad dha, 'what then?' sometimes with impf. or pf. [cf. Pāṇ. 3-2, 116]; • in later language very commonly used as a mere expletive, esp. at the end of a verse) RV. &c. &c
ha 4: ha mf(ā)n. (fr. √han) killing, destroying, removing (only ifc; • See arāti-, vṛtra-, śatruha &c.)
ha 5: ha mf(ā)n. (fr. √3. hā) abandoning, deserting, avoiding (ifc; • See an-oka- and vāpī-ha); • (ā), f. abandonment, desertion L.
haṃsa 1: haṃsá m. (ifc. f. ā; • accord. to Uṇ. iii, 62 fr. √1. han, 'to go?') a goose, gander, swan, flamingo (or other aquatic bird, considered as a bird of passage; • sometimes a mere poetical or mythical bird, said in RV. to be able to separate Soma from water, when these two fluids are mixed, and in later literature, milk from water when these two are mixed; • also forming in RV. the vehicle of the Aśvins, and in later litṭliterature that of Brahmā; • ifc. also = 'best or chief among') RV. &c. &c; • the soul or spirit (typified by the pure white colour of a goose or swan, and migratory like a goose; • sometimes 'the Universal Soul or Supreme Spirit', identified with Virāj, Nārāyaṇa, Vishṇu, Śiva, Kāma, and the Sun; • du. 'the universal and the individual Spirit'; • accord. to Sāy. resolvable into ahaṃ sa, 'I am that') Up. MBh. Hariv. &c; • one of the vital airs L.; • a kind of ascetic MBh. Hariv. BhP.; • a man of supernatural qualities born under a partic. constellation VarBṛS.; • an unambitious monarch L.; • a horse Naigh. i, 14; • an excellent draught-ox (accord. to some, 'a buffalo') VarBṛS.; • a mountain L.; • a temple of a partic. form VarBṛS.; • a kind of Mantra or mystical text Cat.; • silver L.; • envy, malice L.; • N. of two metres Col.; • (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.; • a mystical N. of the letter h Cat.; • a spiritual preceptor W.; • N. of a Deva-gandharva Hariv.; • of a Dānava ib.; • of a son of Brahmā BhP.; • of a son of Vasu-deva ib.; • of a son of A-rishṭā MBh.; • of a son of Brahma-datta and general of Jarā-saṃdha ib.; • of various authors &c. Cat.; • of one of the Moon's horses VP. [Page 1286, Column 2]; • of a mountain Pur.; • pl. N. of the Brāhmans in Plaksha-dviipa BhP.; • (ī), f. a female goose Mṛicch. Kathās.; • N. of various metres Śrutab. Chandom. Col.; • of a daughter of Bhagīratha and wife of Kautsa MBh.; • of a courtezan Rājat. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. anser for [1286, 2] hanser ; Lit. ś3asís ; Germ. ṅans ; Angl. Sax. gôs ; Eng. goose.]
⋙ haṃsakākīya: ○kākīya mfn. (fr. haṃsa-kāka) relating to a goose and a crow (as a partic. fable) MBh.
⋙ haṃsakāntā: ○kāntā f. 'gander-loved', a female goose L.
⋙ haṃsakālītanaya: ○kālī-tanaya m. a buffalo ( kālī-t○) L.
⋙ haṃsakīlaka: ○kīlaka m. a partic. form of sexual union (vḷ. -nīlaka) L.
⋙ haṃsakūṭa: ○kūṭa m. 'swan's peak', N. of one of the peaks of the Himâlaya MBh. Hariv.; • the hump on the shoulder of the Indian ox L.
⋙ haṃsaga: ○ga m. 'going or riding on a swan', N. of Brahmā L.
⋙ haṃsagati: ○gati mfn. having a swan's gait Vikr.
⋙ haṃsagadgadā: ○gadgadā f. 'prattling like a swan', a sweetly speaking woman L.
⋙ haṃsagamana: ○gamana n. the gait of a swan or goose MW.; • (ā), f. N. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs.
⋙ haṃsagāminī: ○gāminī f. 'walking like a swan', a graceful woman Mn. iii, 10
⋙ haṃsaguhya: ○guhya n. 'the mystery of the Universal Soul', N. of a partic. hymn BhP.
⋙ haṃsacakrapraśna: ○cakra-praśna m. N. of wk
⋙ haṃsacandrāṃśu: ○candrâṃśu m. pl. the rays of the sun and the moon MBh.
⋙ haṃsacarasvārodaya: ○carasvârôdaya m. N. of wks
⋙ haṃsacihnadukūlavat: ○cihna-dukūla-vat mfn. clad in a garment woven with representations of geese Ragh.
⋙ haṃsacūḍa: ○cūḍa m. N. of a Yaksha MBh.
⋙ haṃsacchattra: ○cchattra n. dry ginger L.
⋙ haṃsaja: ○ja m. 'swan-born', N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh.
⋙ haṃsajātīya: ○jātīya mfn. belonging to the tribe of birds called Haṃsa, anserine Pañcat.
⋙ haṃsajihva: ○jihva m. 'goose-tongued', N. of a man, pl. his family Saṃskārak.
⋙ haṃsatā: ○tā f. the being a goose Kathās.
⋙ haṃsatīrtha: ○tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat.
⋙ haṃsatūla: ○tūla n. (cf. L.),
⋙ haṃsatūlikā: ○tūlikā f. (cf. Nalac.) 'gṭgoose-cotton', the soft feathers or down of a goose
⋙ haṃsatva: ○tva n. = -tā Kathās.
⋙ haṃsadāhana: ○dāhana n. aloe wood L.
⋙ haṃsadūta: ○dūta m. n. N. of two poems (by Kaviindrâcārya Sarasvatī and by Rūpa Gosvāmin)
⋙ haṃsadvāra: ○dvāra n. N. of a pass near Lake Mānasa
⋙ haṃsadvīpa: ○dvīpa m. n. N. of an island Kathās.
⋙ haṃsadhvaja: ○dhvaja m. N. of a king Cat.
⋙ haṃsanāda: ○nāda m. the cackling or cry of a goose or swan (thought to have something of a sacred character); • (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.; • N. of a Vidyā-dhara Bālar.; • ○dôpaniṣad f. N. of an Upanishad (= haṃsôp○)
⋙ haṃsanādin: ○nādin mfn. making a noise like a gṭgoose or swan, cackling; • (inī), f. a graceful woman (one of the various classes into which women are divided) L.
⋙ haṃsanābha: ○nābha m. N. of a mountain MārkP.
⋙ haṃsanidāna: ○nidāna n. N. of a med. wk
⋙ haṃsanīlaka: ○nīlaka See -kīlaka
⋙ haṃsapakṣa: ○pakṣa m. a partic. position of the hand Cat.
⋙ haṃsapatha: ○patha m. pl. N. of a people (vḷ. -pada) MBh.
⋙ haṃsapada: ○pada n. goose-foot (as a mark), Nar; • a partic. weight (= karṣa) ŚārṅgS.; • m. pl., See prec; • (ā), f. a kind of Svara-bhakti MāṇḍŚ.; • (ī), f. N. of various plants (accord. to L. 'a species of Mimosa and Cissus Pedata') Car.; • a kind of metre Col.; • N. of an Apsaras VP.
⋙ haṃsapadikā: ○padikā f. N. of the first wife of Dushyanta (vḷ. haṃsa-vatī) Śak.
⋙ haṃsaparameśvara: ○paramêśvara m. N. of a Tantra wk
⋙ haṃsapāda: ○pāda m. the foot of a goose MW.; • (ā), f. N. of an Apsaras, Vp; • wṛ. for haṃsa-padā; • (ī), f. N. of a plant = (or wṛ. for) haṃsa-padī; • (am), n. vermilion L.; • quicksilver L.
⋙ haṃsapādikā: ○pādikā f. a kind of plant (= -padī) L.
⋙ haṃsapāla: ○pāla m. N. of a king Inscr.
⋙ haṃsapura: ○pura n. N. of a town L.
⋙ haṃsaprapatana: ○prapatana n. N. of a Tīrtha MBh.
⋙ haṃsapoṭṭalī: ○poṭṭalī f. a partic. mixture, Rasêndr
⋙ haṃsaprabodhā: ○prabodhā f. N. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs.
⋙ haṃsabīja: ○bīja n. a goose's egg L.
⋙ haṃsabhūpāla: ○bhūpāla m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ haṃsamaṇḍūraka: ○maṇḍūraka n. a partic. mixture Cat.
⋙ haṃsamārga: ○mārga m. pl. N. of a people (B. hanyamāna) MBh.
⋙ haṃsamālā: ○mālā f. a line or flight of Haṃsas, flock of wild geese &c. Kum.; • a kind of goose or duck (with dark grey wings) L.; • a kind cf metre Col.
⋙ haṃsamāṣā: ○māṣā f. Glycine Debilis L.
⋙ haṃsamāheśvara: ○māhêśvara m. N. of a Tantra wk. (cf. -paraṃêśv○)
⋙ haṃsamukha: ○mukha mf(ī)n. formed like a goose's beak, ŚrS.
⋙ haṃsamauna: ○mauna n. N. of wk
⋙ haṃsayāna: ○yāna n. a goose or swan as a vehicle, a car drawn by swans Kathās. BhP.; • mf(ī)n. riding on a swan Cat.
⋙ haṃsayukta: ○yukta mfn. drawn by swans (said of the chariot of Brahmā) MW.
⋙ haṃsayuvan: ○yuvan m. a young goose or swan ib.
⋙ haṃsaratha: ○ratha m. 'whose vehicle is a Haṃsa', N. of Brahmā L.; • of a man Rājat.
⋙ haṃsarāja: ○rāja m. 'king of geese', a large gander Hit.; • N. of a man Rājat.; • of various authors Cat.
⋙ haṃsarāmapraśna: ○rāma-praśna m. N. of a treatise on augury (cf. cakra-pr○)
⋙ haṃsaruta: ○ruta n. the cackling of geese Suśr.; • a kind of metre Col.
⋙ haṃsaroman: ○roman n. = -tūla HPariś.
⋙ haṃsalipi: ○lipi f. a partic. mode of writing Jain.
⋙ haṃsalīla: ○līla m. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.
⋙ haṃsalomaśa: ○lomaśa n. green sulphate of iron L.
⋙ haṃsalohaka: ○lohaka n. brass L. [Page 1286, Column 3]
⋙ haṃsavaktra: ○vaktra m. 'swan-beaked', N. of one of Skandaá attendants MBh.
⋙ haṃsavat: ○vat mfn. possessing geese &c; • containing the word haṃsa AitBr.; • (atī), f. a verse containing the word haṃsa (applied to RV. iv, 40, 5, in which the sun in the form of Dadhi-krā, here called Haṃsa, is identified with Para-brahman or the Supreme Being; • this verse is also found in VS. x, 24 ; xii, 14 &c.) ĀpŚr.; • Cissus Pedata L.; • N. of the first wife of Dushyanta (vḷ. for -padikā) Śak.; • of the murderess of Vīra-sena Hcar.; • of a town and district (= Pegu) Buddh.
⋙ haṃsavāraṇagāminī: ○vāraṇa-gāminī f. a woman who walks like a swan and young elephant MW.
⋙ haṃsavāha: ○vāha mfn. riding on a Haṃsa BhP.
⋙ haṃsavāhana: ○vāhana m. 'id.', N. of Brahmā ib.
⋙ haṃsavikrāntagāmitā: ○vikrāntagāmitā f. having a walk like the gait of a swan (one of the 80 minor marks of a Buddha) Dharmas. 84
⋙ haṃsaviveka: ○viveka m. N. of wk
⋙ haṃsavega: ○vega m. N. of a man Hcar.
⋙ haṃsaśyeta: ○śyeta mf(enī)n. white like a swan Kir.
⋙ haṃsaśreṇī: ○śreṇī f. a line or row of geese Ragh.
⋙ haṃsasaṃghārāma: ○saṃghârāma m. N. of a temple Buddh.
⋙ haṃsasaṃdeśa: ○saṃdeśa m. N. of a poem by Vedântâcārya
⋙ haṃsasāci: ○sā́ci m. a kind of bird TS.
⋙ haṃsāṃśu: haṃsâṃśu mfn. 'swan-rayed', swan-coloured, white MW.
⋙ haṃsākāra: haṃsâkāra mfn. having the form of a Haṃsa VarBṛS.
⋙ haṃsāṅghri: haṃsâṅghri m. 'goose-footed', vermilion L.; • (ī), f. a kind of Mimosa L.
⋙ haṃsādhirūḍhā: haṃsâdhirūḍhā f. 'mounted on a swan', N. of Sarasvatī (as wife of Brahmā) L.
⋙ haṃsābhikhya: haṃsâbhikhya n. 'bright as a swan', silver L.
⋙ haṃsārūḍha: haṃsârūḍha mf(ā) n. mounted on a swan (applied to Varuṇa, Brahmā, and Sarasvatī) L.
⋙ haṃsāvatī: haṃsāvatī f. = haṃsa-śreṇī Kathās.; • N. of a woman Vīrac.
⋙ haṃsāṣṭaka: haṃsâṣṭaka n. N. of a poem
⋙ haṃsāsya: haṃsâsya m. a partic. position of the hand Cat.
⋙ haṃsāhvayā: haṃsâhvayā f. a kind of Mimosa Suśr.
⋙ haṃseśvaratīrtha: haṃsêśvara-tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat.
⋙ haṃsodaka: haṃsôdaka n. a kind of cordial liquor (described as a sort of infusion of cardamoms) Car.
⋙ haṃsopaniṣad: haṃsôpaniṣad f. N. of an Upanishad belonging to the Atharva-veda (cf. haṃsanādôp○)
≫ haṃsa 2: haṃsa Nom. P. ○sati, to act or behave like a swan Subh.
≫ haṃsaka: haṃsaka m. a goose, gander, swan, flamingo (also 'a little or poor goose &c.') Kāv. BhP.; • (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.; • N. of a son of Brahma-datta Hariv.; • m. n. an ornament for the feet or ankles (said to be formed like a goose's foot) Śiś. vii, 23; • (ikā), f. a female goose Kathās.; • N. of a mythical cow MBh.
⋙ haṃsakavatī: ○vatī f. a proper N., g. ajirâdi (vḷ.)
≫ haṃsakāyana: haṃsakāyana m. pl. N. of a people (cf. hāṃs○) MBh.
≫ haṃsāya: haṃsāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to be like a goose or swan Prasannar.
≫ haṃsin: haṃsin mfn. (prob.) containing the Universal Soul (said of Kṛishṇa) Pañcar.; • (inī), f. a partic. manner of walking Saṃgīt.
≫ haṃsira: haṃsira m. a kind of mouse (cf. hasira) Suśr.
≫ haṃsī: haṃsī f. a female goose &c. ( See 1. haṃsa)
⋙ haṃsīyugala: ○yugala m. a pair of geese or ducks MW.
≫ haṃsīya: haṃsīya mfn. g. gahâdi
haṃho: haṃho ind. (cf. ham) a vocative particle (corresponding to 'ho!' 'hollol' accord. to some also expressing haughtiness or contempt; • in dram. a form of address used by equals to each other) MBh. Kāv. &c
hak: hak ind. (onomat.) the sound hak
⋙ hakkāra: ○kāra m. making the sound hak, calling, calling to L.
≫ hakka: hakka m. calling to an elephant L.; • (ā), f. an owl VarBṛS.
≫ hakkaya: hakkaya Nom. P. ○yati, to call, call to Pañcad.
≫ hakkāpradhānā: hakkā-pradhānā f. (used in explaining niṣṭhura-bhāṣā), Śīl
≫ hakkāhakka: hakkā-hakka m. calling on, challenging Pañcat.
haci: haci See sundara-haci, p. 1227, col. 1
hacipura: haci-pura n. N. of a town Buddh.
hajadeśa: haja-deśa m. N. of a district Cat.
≫ hajāja: hajāja and N. of a place ib.
⋙ hajāji: hajāji N. of a place ib.
hañcā: hañcā See karahañcā, p. 255, col. 1
hañja: hañja f. (accord. to some = kanyā) a female servant (voc. ○je, often used in dram. as a particle of address) L.
≫ hañjikā: hañjikā f. a female attendant, chamber-maid (-tva n.) KāśīKh.; • Clerodendrum Siphonantus L. [Page 1287, Column 1]
hañji: hañji m. a sneeze, sneezing (= kṣut)
haṭ: haṭ cl. 1. P. haṭati, to shine, be bright Dhātup. ix, 25
haṭa: haṭa wṛ. for haṭha
haṭaka: haṭaka wṛ. for hāṭaka
haṭaparṇī: haṭaparṇī wṛ. for haṭha-parṇī
haṭṭa: haṭṭa m. (cf. aṭṭa) a market, fair Pañcat. Vet.; • (ī), f. a petty market or fair L.
⋙ haṭṭacandra: ○candra m. N. of a grammarian (often quoted)
⋙ haṭṭacauraka: ○cauraka m. a thief who steals from fairs and markets L.
⋙ haṭṭavāhinī: ○vāhinī f. a gutter in a market-place Subh.
⋙ haṭṭavilāsinī: ○vilāsinī f. 'dallying in market-places', a wanton woman, prostitute W.; • a sort of perfume (= dhamanī) L.; • turmeric (= haridrā) L.
⋙ haṭṭaveśmālī: ○veśmâlī f. a row of market houses L.
⋙ haṭṭādhyakṣa: haṭṭâdhyakṣa m. the surveyor of a market L.
haṭh: haṭh (only in Dhātup. ix, 50; • prob. artificial), cl. 1. P. haṭhati, to leap, jump; • to be wicked; • to treat with violence, oppress (cf. next); • to bind to a post
≫ haṭha: haṭha m. violence, force (ibc., ena, and āt, 'by force, forcibly') R. Rājat. Kathās. &c; • obstinacy, pertinacity (ibc. and āt, 'obstinately, persistently') Pañcat. Kathās.; • absolute or inevitable necessity (as the cause of all existence and activity; • ibc., āt, and ena, 'necessarily, inevitably, by all means') MBh. Kāv. &c; • = haṭha-yoga Cat.; • oppression W.; • rapine ib.; • going in the rear of an enemy L.; • Pistia Stratiotes L.
⋙ haṭhakarman: ○karman n. an act of violence Siṃhâs.
⋙ haṭhakāmuka: ○kāmuka m. a violent suitor of (comp.) Kathās.
⋙ haṭhatattvakaumudī: ○tattva-kaumudī f
⋙ haṭhadīpa: ○dīpa m
⋙ haṭhadīpikā: ○dīpikā f. (= -pra-dīpikā) N. of wks
⋙ haṭhaparṇī: ○parṇī f. Blyxa Octandra L.
⋙ haṭhapradīpikā: ○pra-dīpikā f. (cf. -yoga) N. of wk
⋙ haṭhayoga: ○yoga m. a kind of forced Yoga or abstract meditation (forcing the mind to withdraw from external objects; • treated of in the Haṭha-pradīpikā by Svātmârāma and performed with much self-torture, such as standing on one leg, holding up the arms, inhaling smoke with the head inverted &c.); • -viveka m. -saṃgraha m. N. of wks
⋙ haṭhayogin: ○yogin m. an adherent of the Hatha-yoga Cat.
⋙ haṭharatnāvalī: ○ratnâvalī f. N. of wk
⋙ haṭhavidyā: ○vidyā f. the science or method of forced meditation Cat.
⋙ haṭhaśarman: ○śarman m. N. of a Brāhman Kathās.
⋙ haṭhasaṃketacandrikā: ○saṃketa-candrikā f. N. of two wks
⋙ haṭhādeśin: haṭhâdeśin mfn. prescribing forcible measures against (gen.) Mcar.
⋙ haṭhāyāta: haṭhâyāta mfn. become absolutely necessary, indispensable Kathās.
⋙ haṭhālu: haṭhâlu m. Pistia Stratiotes L.
⋙ haṭhāśleṣa: haṭhâśleṣa m. a forcible embrace Ml.
≫ haṭhātkāra: haṭhāt-kāra m. = balāt-kāra ŚivaP.
≫ haṭhikā: haṭhikā f. (prob.) great noise or din Daś.
≫ haṭhin: haṭhin mfn. obstinately insisting on Nīlak.
haḍa: haḍa (prob.) wṛ. for next Kāraṇḍ.
haḍi: haḍi m. wooden fetters Divyâv.; • = next Cat.
≫ haḍika: haḍika m. a servant of the lowest caste L.
≫ haḍḍaka: haḍḍaka
⋙ haḍḍi: haḍḍi
⋙ haḍḍika: haḍḍika
⋙ haḍḍipa: haḍḍipa m. id. L.
haḍḍa: haḍḍa n. a bone L.
⋙ haḍḍaja: ○ja n. 'produced from bones', marrow L.
haḍḍacandra: haḍḍa-candra m. = haṭṭa-c○ Col.
haḍhakka: haḍhakka m. n. a small hand drum, rattle L.
haṇḍa: haṇḍa See kūla-haṇḍa
≫ haṇḍaka: haṇḍaka See kūla-haṇḍaka
≫ haṇḍikā: haṇḍikā f. an earthen pot or boiler Subh.
⋙ haṇḍikāsuta: ○suta m. a small earthen pot L.
≫ haṇḍī: haṇḍī f. = haṇḍikā MW.
haṇḍā: haṇḍā f. (in dram.) a low-caste female (voc. ○de often in address; • cf. hañjā) L.
hata: hata &c. See col. 2
hathināvagrāma: hathinâvagrāma m. N. of a village Inscr.
had: had cl. 1. P. Ā. (cf. Dhātup. xxiii, 8) hadati, ○te (pf. jahade; • aor. ahatta &c., Gr.), to evacuate, discharge excrement BhP. Sarasv. Kathârṇ.: Caus. hādayati Gr.: Desid. jihatsate ib.: Intens. jāhadyate, jāhatti ib. [Cf. Gk. ?.] [1287, 1]
≫ hadana: hadana n. evacuation of excrement or ordure L.
≫ hanna: hanna mfn. evacuated (as excrement) L. [Page 1287, Column 2]
≫ hādi: hādi m. or f. a spider (= lūtā) L.
hadda: hadda m. or haddā f. (Arab.) N. of a division of a zodiacal sign (thirty such divisions or degrees are specified; • cf. triṃśâṃśa), IndSt. Cat.
⋙ haddeśa: haddêśa m. 'lord of a thirtieth division of a zodiacal sign', (prob.) a planet ib.
han 1: han cl. 2. P. (cf. Dhātup. xxiv, 2) hanti (3. du. hatáḥ, 3. pl. ghnanti; • rarely Ā. hate, 3. pl. ghnate; • and cl. 1. hanati, Ved. also jighnate, ○ti; • Pot. hanyāt Br. also hánīta, ghnīta; • Impv. jahí TĀr. handhí; • impf. áhan, Ved. and ep. also ahanat, ahanan, aghnanta; • p. jaghnat, ghnamāna MBh.; • pf. jaghā́na, jaghnúḥ Br.and ep. also jaghne, ○nire, Subj. jaghánat RV.; • p. jaghnivás, Ved. also jaghanvas; • aor. ahānīt JaimBr. [√.vadh]; • fut. hantā MBh.; • haṃsyati ib.; • haniṣyáti, ○te AV. &c; • inf. hántum, Ved. also hántave, ○tavaí, ○toḥ; • ind. p. hatvā́, Ved. also ○tvií, ○tvāya, -hatya; • -hanya MBh.; • -ghā́tam Br. &c.), to strike, beat (also a drum), pound, hammer (acc.), strike &c. upon (loc.) RV. &c. &c; • to smite, slay, hit, kill, mar, destroy ib.; • to put to death, cause to be executed Mn. Hit.; • to strike off Kathās.; • to ward off, avert MBh.; • to hurt, wound (the heart) R.; • to hurl (a dart) upon (gen.) RV.; • (in astron.) to touch, come into contact VarBṛS.; • to obstruct, hinder Rājat.; • to repress, give up, abandon (anger, sorrow &c.) Kāv. BhP.; • (?) to go, move Naigh. ii, 14: Pass. hanyáte (ep. also ○ti; • aor. avadhi or aghāni), to be struck or killed RV. &c. &c.: Caus. ghātayati, ○te (properly a Nom. fr. ghāta, q.v; • aor. ajīghatat or ajīghanat), to cause to be slain or killed, kill, slay, put to death, punish Mn. MBh. &c; • to notify a person's death (kaṃsaṃ ghātayati = kaṃsa-vadham ācaṣṭe) Pāṇ. 3-1, 26 Vārtt. 6 Pat.; • to mar, destroy MBh. Pañcat. (vḷ.): Desid. jíghāṃsati, ○te (Pot. jighāṃsīyat MBh.; • impf. ajighāṃsīḥ ŚBr.), to wish to kill or destroy RV. &c. &c.: Intens. jáṅghanti (RV.; • p. jaṅghanat, jáṅghnat or ghánighnat), jaṅghanyate (with pass. sense MuṇḍUp.), jeghnīyate (cf. Pāṇ. 7-4, 31), to strike = tread upon (loc. or acc.) RV.; • to slay, kill ib.; • to dispel (darkness), destroy (evil, harm) ib.; • to hurt, injure, wound MuṇḍUp. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. de-fendere, [1287, 2] of-fendere ; Lit. genu, gíti ; Slav. [g˘unati].]
≫ ha: ha See 4. ha, p. 1286, col. 1
≫ hata: hatá mfn. struck, heaten (also said of a drum), smitten, killed, slain, destroyed, ended, gone, lost (often ibc. = 'destitute of', 'bereft of', '-less') RV. &c. &c; • injured, marred, hurt, wounded (lit. and fig.) MBh. Kathās.; • struck off (as a head) R.; • knocked out (as an eye) ib.; • hit by (instr. or comp.) Kāv. Kathās.; • whirled up, raised (as dust) Śak.; • visited or afflicted or tormented by, struggling with, suffering from (instr. or comp.) ŚBr. ChUp. MBh. &c; • (in astron.) touched, come into contact VarBṛS.; • violated (sexually, as a woman) MBh. viii, 2037; • ruined, undone, hopeless, miserable, wretched (of persons and things; • comp.) Mn. MBh. &c; • worthless, useless ib.; • defective Sāh.; • cheated, deceived Kuval.; • deprived of, lapsed from (-tas or comp.) MBh. R.; • (in arithm.) multiplied Āryabh.; • (ā), f. a violated woman ( See above); • a despised girl unfit for marriage L.; • (am), n. striking, killing, hurting W.; • multiplication ib. [Cf. Gk. ?, [1287, 2] 'slain.']
⋙ hatakaṇṭaka: ○kaṇṭaka mfn. freed from thorns (or enemies) MBh.
⋙ hatakilbiṣa: ○kilbiṣa mfn. freed from sins Mn. iv, 243
⋙ hatacitta: ○citta (cf. W.),
⋙ hatacetas: ○cetas (cf. R.), mfn. bereft of sense, mad, dispirited, perplexed, confounded
⋙ hatacchāya: ○cchāya mfn. dimmed in lustre, bereft of beauty Kathās.
⋙ hatajalpita: ○jalpita n. pl. useless talk Sāh.
⋙ hatajīvana: ○jīvana n. a blighted or wrecked life Daś.
⋙ hatajīvita: ○jīvita n. id. Amar.; • despair of life W.; • mfn. deprived of life or hope, overcome with despair ib.
⋙ hatajñāna: ○jñāna mfn. deprived of consciousness MW.
⋙ hatajyotirniśītha: ○jyotir-niśītha m. a night in which the stars are extinguished, starless night ib.
⋙ hatatāpa: ○tāpa mfn. freed from heat, cooled W.
⋙ hatatrapa: ○trapa mfn. devoid of shame, shameless BhP.
⋙ hatatviṭka: ○tviṭka or mfn. = -cchāya MBh. R. Bcar.
⋙ hatatviṣ: ○tviṣ mfn. = -cchāya MBh. R. Bcar.
⋙ hatadaiva: ○daiva mfn. ill-fated, ill-starred, luckless MW.
⋙ hatadviṣ: ○dviṣ mfn. one who has slain his enemies ib.
⋙ hatadhī: ○dhī mfn. = -citta BhP.
⋙ hatadhvānta: ○dhvānta mfn. freed from darkness ib.
⋙ hataparamārtha: ○paramârtha mfn. neglectful of the highest truth (said of the senses) Bhartṛ.
⋙ hatapitṛ: ○pitṛ mfn. one whose father has been slain Pāṇ. 5-4, 158 Sch.
⋙ hataputra: ○putra (hatá-). mfn. one whose son or sons have been killed TS. ŚBr.
⋙ hataprabha: ○prabha mfn. = -cchāya MBh. [Page 1287, Column 3]
⋙ hataprabhāva: ○prabhāva mfn. bereft of power MW.
⋙ hatapramāda: ○pramāda mfn. freed from carelessness Kir.
⋙ hatapravīra: ○pravīra mfn. whose chief warriors are slain MW.
⋙ hataprāya: ○prâya mfn. almost killed ib.
⋙ hatabāndhava: ○bāndhava mfn. deprived or destitute of relations ib.
⋙ hatabuddhi: ○buddhi mfn. = -citta Śiś.
⋙ hatabhaga: ○bhaga mfn. illstarred, ill-fated, luckless BhP.
⋙ hatabhāgya: ○bhāgya mfn. id. MW.
⋙ hatabhrātṛ: ○bhrātṛ (hatá-), mfn. one whose brother has been slain AV.
⋙ hatamati: ○mati mfn. = -citta Dhūrtan.
⋙ hatamātṛ: ○mātṛ (hata-), mfn. one whose mother has been slain AV.
⋙ hatamāna: ○māna mfn. free from pride or arrogance BhP.
⋙ hatamānasa: ○mānasa mfn. = -citta Vcar.
⋙ hatamūrkha: ○mūrkha m. an excessive fool, blockhead L.
⋙ hatamedhas: ○medhas mfn. = -citta MW.
⋙ hatayuddha: ○yuddha mfn. destitute o martial spirit BhP.
⋙ hataratha: ○ratha m. a chariot whose horses and charioteer are slain MW.
⋙ hatalakṣaṇa: ○lakṣaṇa mfn. deprived of auspicious marks, unlucky MārkP.
⋙ hatavarcas: ○varcas (hatá-), mfn. bereft of vigour or power, decayed AV.
⋙ hatavikramodyama: ○vikramôdyama mfn. bereft of strength and energy Ṛitus.
⋙ hatavidhi: ○vidhi m. evil fate Bhartṛ. Śiś. &c; • mfn. ill-fated, ill-starred Dharmav. (conj.)
⋙ hatavinaya: ○vinaya mfn. lost to a sense of propriety MW.
⋙ hatavīrya: ○vīrya mfn. one who has lost his virility or vigour Kum.
⋙ hatavṛtta: ○vṛtta mfn. defective in metre (-tā f.) Kpr. Sāh.
⋙ hatavṛṣṇī: ○vṛṣṇī (hatá-), f. whose bull or lord (i.e. Vṛitra) has been slain (said of the waters) RV. iv, 17, 3
⋙ hatavega: ○vega mfn. whose impetus or force has been impeded R.
⋙ hatavrīḍa: ○vrīḍa mfn. = -trapa Amar.
⋙ hataśiṣṭa: ○śiṣṭa mfn. left or remaining out of the slain, left surviving MBh.; • -jana m. a survivor ib.
⋙ hataśeṣa: ○śeṣa mfn. = -śiṣṭa ib.
⋙ hataśrī: ○śrī mfn. whose prosperity is blighted, reduced to penury MW.
⋙ hatasampada: ○sampada mfn. id. ib.
⋙ hatasammada: ○sammada mfn. whose pleasures are destroyed or marred ib.
⋙ hatasarvayodha: ○sarva-yodha mfn. having all the warriors slain ib.
⋙ hatasadhvasa: ○sádhvasa mfn. freed from fear ib.
⋙ hatasūta: ○sūta mfn. one whose charioteer is slain ib.
⋙ hatastrīka: ○strīka mfn. one who has killed a woman Mṛicch.
⋙ hatasvara: ○svara mfn. one who has lost his voice, hoarse Bhpr.
⋙ hatasvasṛ: ○svasṛ (hatá-), mfn. one whose sister has been slain AV.
⋙ hatahima: ○hima mfn. one who has destroyed frost (accord. to others, m. 'hard frost') Mālav. v, 7
⋙ hatahṛdaya: ○hṛdaya n. a cursed or broken heart, Śāntiś
⋙ hatāghaśansa: hatấghaśansa mfn. one whose enemies are destroyed VS.
⋙ hatādhimantha: hatâdhimantha mfn. free from disease of the eye or from loss of sight Suśr.
⋙ hatāroha: hatâroha mfn. (an elephant) whose riders are slain MW.
⋙ hatāvaśeṣa: hatâvaśeṣa m. pl. those left of the slain ib.
⋙ hatāśa: hatâśa mf(ā)n. whose hopes are destroyed, desperate Amar.; • hopeless, i.e. wretched, foolish, stupid, wicked, miserable, Ratnâv. Prab.; • unfruitful, infertile, barren W.
⋙ hatāśraya: hatâśraya mfn. one whose refuge is destroyed (others, 'whose camp is destroyed') Bcar. xiii, 70
⋙ hatāśva: hatâśva mfn. one whose horse or horses have been killed W.
⋙ hatekṣaṇa: hatêkṣaṇa mfn. one whose sight is destroyed, blind Bcar. viii, 7
⋙ hatainas: hatâinas mfn. = hata-kilbiṣa BhP.
⋙ hatottara: hatôttara mfn. giving no answer Kāv.
⋙ hatodyama: hatôdyama mfn. one whose efforts are crushed, broken in purpose, Bcir. xiii, 71 (conj.)
⋙ hataujas: hatâujas mfn. whose vigour is destroyed, weakened, debilitated MBh. R.; • m. a kind of fever Suśr.
≫ hataka: hataka mf(ikā)n. struck, hit, afflicted by (ifc; • See daiva-); • cursed, wretched, miserable (ifc., e.g. cāṇakya-h○, 'the wretched Cāṇakya') Mṛicch. Mudr. &c; • m. a low person, coward L.
≫ hati: hati f. striking, a stroke or blow with (comp.) Gīt. Sarasv.; • killing, destroying, destruction, removal MBh. Kāv. &c; • disappearance, loss, absence Kap.; • (in arithm.) multiplication Āryabh. Sch.
≫ hatu: hatu (prob.) m. winter L.
≫ hatnu: hatnú mfn. destructive, fatal, mortal RV.; • m. a weapon L.; • disease L.
≫ hatya: hatya n. (ifc.) and f. killing, slaying, slaughter Mn. MBh. &c
⋙ hatyā: hatyā f. killing, slaying, slaughter Mn. MBh. &c
≫ hatru: hatru mfn. hurtful, mischievous (= hiṃsra) L.
≫ hatvāya: hatvāya
⋙ hatvī: hatvī See √, col. 2
≫ hatha: hátha m. a blow, stroke RV.; • killing, slaughter ib.; • a man stricken with despair Uṇ. ii, 2 Sch.
≫ han 2: han mf(ghnī)n. killing, a killer, slayer (only ifc; • See ari-, tamo-han &c.)
≫ hana: hana mf(ī)n. id. ( See viira-haṇa); • m. killing, slaughter ( See su-hana); • (ā), f. ( See dur-háṇā)
≫ hanana: hanana mf(ī)n. killing, a killer, slayer Hariv.; • (prob.) m. a drum-stick ŚāṅkhŚr.; • a kind of worm L.; • n. the act of striking or hitting Nir. i, 1 ; 7; • striking off Mālatīm.; • killing, destroying, removing, dispelling Hariv. Kāv. BhP.; • multiplication Āryabh. Sch.
⋙ hananaśīla: ○śīla mfn. of a murderous disposition, cruel MW. [Page 1288, Column 1]
≫ hananīya 1: hananīya mfn. to be struck or beaten or killed, worthy of death W.
≫ hananīya 2: hananīya Nom. P. ○yati = hananam icchati (Desid. jihananīyiṣati) Pāṇ. 7-3, 55 Vārtt. 1 Pat.
≫ hananīyaka: hananīyaka mfn. (fr. prec.) Pat.
≫ hani: hani m. or f. a weapon L.
≫ hanīyas: hánīyas mfn. more or most destructive MaitrS.
≫ hanu 1: hanu f. (only L.) 'anything which destroys or injures life', a weapon; • death; • disease; • various kinds of drugs; • a wanton woman, prostitute; • m. N. of a partic. mixed tribe L.
≫ hanuṣa: hanuṣa m. anger, wrath L.; • a Rākshasa L.
≫ hanūṣa: hanūṣa m. a Rākshasa L.
≫ hantave: hantave
⋙ hantavai: hanḍtavai See √, p. 1287, col. 2
≫ hantavya: hantavya mfn. to be slain or killed, to be punished with death Mn. MBh. &c; • to be violated (as justice) Mn. viii, 15; • to be refuted Hcat.
≫ hanti: hanti f. the √or verb han Nyāyam.
≫ hantu: hantu m. killing, slaying (cf. su-h○ and root) BhP.; • m. a bull L.
⋙ hantukāma: ○kāma mf(ā)n. (hantu for ○tum) desirous of killing Kathās.
⋙ hantumanas: ○manas mfn. intending to kill MW.
≫ hantṛ: hantṛ́ or mf(trī)n. (the former with gen., the latter wish acc.) slaying, killing, a slayer, killer, murderer, robber, disturber, destroyer (-tva n.) RV. &c. &c
⋙ hantṛ: hántṛ mf(trī)n. (the former with gen., the latter wish acc.) slaying, killing, a slayer, killer, murderer, robber, disturber, destroyer (-tva n.) RV. &c. &c; • m. a partic. measure of food W.; • (○trī), f. See next
≫ hantrīmukha: hantrī-mukha m. N. of a partic. demon hostile to children PārGṛ.
≫ hantva: hántva mfn. to be killed or slain RV.
≫ hanman: hánman m. or n. a stroke, blow, thrust RV.
≫ hanyamāna: hanyamāna mfn. (pr. p. Pass.) being killed or slain &c; • m. pl. N. of a people (vḷ. haṃsa-mārga) MBh.
≫ hānuka: hānuka mfn. killing, hurting, mischievous (= ghātuka) L.
≫ hāntra: hāntra n. dying, death (= maraṇa) Uṇ. iv, 159 Sch.; • a Rākshasa L.; • dying, death L.; • war, fight L.
≫ hāndra: hāndra (?), n. dying, death W.
hanīla: hanīla m. Pandanus Odoratissimus L.
hanu 2: hánu f. (accord. to L. also m; • not fr. √han, See cognate words below) a jaw (also hánū) RV. &c. &c; • n. 'cheek', a partic. part of a spearhead ŚBr. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. gena, genuīnus ; Goth. [1288, 1] kinnus ; Germ. Kinn ; Eng. chin.]
⋙ hanugraha: ○graha m. 'jaw-seizure', lock-jaw Suśr.
⋙ hanubheda: ○bheda m. the gaping or parting asunder of the jaws BhP.; • N. of a partic. form of the end of an eclipse VarBṛS.
⋙ hanumat: ○mat &c., See below
⋙ hanumokṣa: ○mokṣa m. relaxation of the jaws Suśr.
⋙ hanuṣkambha: ○ṣkambha m. = -graha Car.
⋙ hanusaṃhati: ○saṃhati f. (cf. Bhpr.),
⋙ hanusaṃhanana: ○saṃhanana n. (cf. Suśr.) a partic. form of lock-jaw
⋙ hanustambha: ○stambha m. = -graha L.
⋙ hanusvana: ○svana m. sound made with the jaws Bcar.
≫ hanavya: hanavyá mf(ā)n. relating to the jaws AV.
≫ hanukā: hanukā f. a jaw VarBṛS.
≫ hanumac: hanumac in comp. for ○mat
⋙ hanumacchata: ○chata (for -śata), n. N. of wk. on Bhakti by Śrī-nivāsâcārya
≫ hanumaj: hanumaj in comp. for ○mat
⋙ hanumajjayantī: ○jayantī f. the day of full moon of the month Caitra (being the supposed birthday of Hanumat) MW.
≫ hanumat: hanu-mat m. 'having (large) jaws', N. of a monkey-chief (one of the most celebrated of a host of semi-divine monkey-like beings, who, according to R. i, 16, were created to become the allies of Rāma-candra in his war with Rāvaṇa; • Hanumat was held to be a son of Pavana or Māruta, 'the Wind'; • and is fabled to have assumed any form at will, wielded rocks, removed mountains, mounted the air, seized the clouds, and rivalled Garuḍa in swiftness of flight; • according to other legends, Hanumat was son of Śiva; • his mother's name was Añjanā, q.v; • in modern times HanṭHanumat is a very common village god in the Dekhan, Central and Upper India, cf. RTL. 220) MBh. R. &c; • a particular sort of monkey, Simia Sinica W.
⋙ hanumatkalpa: ○kalpa m. N. of a ch. of the Sudarśana-saṃhitā
⋙ hanumatkavaca: ○kavaca n. 'Hanumat's breast-plate', N. of various hymns (addressed to the five-headed HanṭHanumat in various Purāṇas)
⋙ hanumatkāvya: ○kāvya n
⋙ hanumatkīrtana: ○kīrtana n
⋙ hanumattailavidhi: ○taila-vidhi m
⋙ hanumatpañcāṅga: ○pañcâṅga n
⋙ hanumatpaṭala: ○paṭala m. n. N. of wks
⋙ hanumatpaddhati: ○paddhati f. N. of wk. in 5 chapters (four of which are taken from the Sudarśana-saṃhitā and the last from the Rāmâyaṇa) describing the rites to be observed in the worship of Hanumat
⋙ hanumatpratiṣṭhā: ○pratiṣṭhā f
⋙ hanumatpratiṣṭhākalpa: ○pratiṣṭhā-kalpa m
⋙ hanumatprabandha: ○prabandha m
⋙ hanumatprātaḥstotra: ○prātaḥ-stotra n. N. of wks
⋙ hanumatsaṃhitā: ○saṃhitā f. N. of a poem describing the festivities on the occasion of the presence of Rāma and Sītā at a pastoral dance (rāsôtsava) on the banks of the Sarayū. [Page 1288, Column 2]
⋙ hanumatsahasranāman: ○sahasranāman n
⋙ hanumatstotra: ○stotra n. N. of wks
≫ hanumad: hanumad in comp. for ○mat
⋙ hanumadaṅgadasaṃvāda: ○aṅgada-saṃvāda m
⋙ hanumadaṣṭaka: ○aṣṭaka n
⋙ hanumadaṣṭottaraśatanāman: ○aṣṭôttara-śata-nāman n
⋙ hanumadupaniṣad: ○upaniṣad f
⋙ hanumadekamukhakavaca: ○eka-mukha-kavaca n
⋙ hanumadgahvara: ○gahvara n. (= ○man-mantra-g○),
⋙ hanumaddaṇḍaka: ○daṇḍaka m. or n
⋙ hanumaddīpa: ○dīpa m
⋙ hanumaddurga: ○durga n
⋙ hanumaddvādaśanāman: ○dvādaśa-nāman n
⋙ hanumadbali: ○bali m
⋙ hanumadbāhuka: ○bāhuka m
⋙ hanumadbhāṣya: ○bhāṣya n
⋙ hanumadrāmāyaṇa: ○rāmâyaṇa n
⋙ hanumadviṣayamantra: ○viṣaya-mantra m
⋙ hanumadvratakalpa: ○vrata-kalpa m. N. of wks
≫ hanumadīya: hanumadīya mfn. written or composed by Hanumat Cat.; • n. N. of wk
≫ hanuman 1: hanuman m.c. for ○mat (in hanumâdi) R.
≫ hanuman 2: hanuman in comp. for ○mat
⋙ hanumannāṭaka: ○nāṭaka n. N. of a drama (containing the story of the Rāmâyaṇa dramatized, = mahā-n○, q.v.)
⋙ hanumannighaṇṭu: ○nighaṇṭu m
⋙ hanumanmantragahvara: ○mantra-gahvara n. (= ○mad-gahvara),
⋙ hanumanmantroddhāra: ○mantrôddhāra m
⋙ hanumanmālāmantra: ○mālā-mantra m. N. of wks
≫ hanumanta: hanumanta in comp. for ○mat
⋙ hanumantabhaṭṭīya: ○bhaṭṭīya n. N. of a poem
⋙ hanumanteśvara: hanumantêśvara and n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat.
⋙ hanumanteśvaratīrtha: hanumantêśvaḍratīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat.
≫ hanula: hanula mfn. having strong jaws, g. sidhmâdi
≫ hanūmat: hanū-mat &c. = hanu-mat
≫ hānavya: hānavya mfn. being in the jaws (as a tooth) Suśr.
≫ hānu: hānu m. a tooth (vḷ. hālu) L.
hanta: hánta ind. an exclamation or inceptive particle (expressive of an exhortation to do anything or asking attention, and often translatable by 'come on!' 'here!' 'look!' 'see!' in later language also expressive of grief, joy, pity, haste, benediction &c. and translatable by 'alas!' 'ah!' 'oh!' &c; • often repeated or joined with other particles, e.g. hā hanta, hanta hanta, hanta tarhi) RV. &c. &c
⋙ hantakāra: ○kārá m. the exclamation hanta (a partic. formula of benediction or salutation; • also explained as 16 mouthfuls of alms, in ŚBr. among the four teats of the cow, Vāc.) ŚBr. PārGṛ. Pur.
⋙ hantokti: hantôkti f. 'saying alas!' tenderness, compassion MW.
hapuṣā: hapuṣā or habuṣā f. N. of a partic. substance forming an article of trade (commonly called Habush, and said to be of a long form and black colour, and smelling like raw meat or fish; • it is of two kinds) Car. Suśr. &c
habasora: habasora N. of a place Cat.
ham: ham ind. an exclamation expressive of anger or courtesy or respect (also ham bho, or ham bhoḥ; • cf. haṃho) Divyâv. Jātakam.
hama: hama m. a partic. personification Gaut.
hamīāṇa: hamīāṇa N. of a place Cat.
hamīpurya: hamī-purya mfn. coming or derived from Hamī-pura (cf. hammīra) Cat.
hamba: hamba m. N. of a man Rājat.; • (ā), f. vḷ. for hambhā
≫ hambīrā: hambīrā See naṭṭa-h○
≫ hambhā: hambhā f. lowing or bellowing of cattle MBh. R. &c
⋙ hambhārava: ○rava m. id. (-virāvin, 'making a lowing or bellowing sound') MBh.
⋙ hambhāśabda: ○śabda m. id. Siṃhâs.
≫ hambhāya: hambhāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to low, bellow MBh.
hamm: hamm cl. 1. P. hammati, to go (accord. to Pat. used in Surāshṭra) Naigh. ii, 14 Dhātup. xiii, 24
hammīra: hammīra m. N. of a king of Śākambharī (who ruled from 1301-1365 AḌ. and patronized Rāghava-deva, the grandfather of Śārṅgadhara, the author of the anthology, one stanza of which is attributed to him)
⋙ hammīracarita: ○carita n. 'Hammīra's deeds', N. of a Mahā-kāvya by Naya-candra
hay: hay cl. 1. P. hayati, to go, move Dhātup. xv, 5 (accord. to Vop. also, 'to be weary', and accord. to others, 'to worship' or 'to sound'). In Naigh. ii, 14 hayantāt is enumerated among the gati-karmāṇah (cf. hayat under √2. hi)
haya: háya m. (ifc. f. ā; • fr. √1. hi) a horse RV. &c. &c; • a symbolical expression for the number 'seven' (on account of the 7 horses of the Sun) Śrutab.; • the zodiacal sign Sagittarius VarBṛS.; • (in prosody) a foot of four short syllables, proceleusmaticus Col.; • a man of a partic. class L.; • the Yak or Bos Grunniens L. [Page 1288, Column 3]; • N. of Indra L.; • of one of the horses of the Moon L.; • of a son of Sahasra-da Hariv.; • of a son of Śatā-jit VP.; • pl. the family of Haya MBh.; • (ā, or ī), f. a female horse, mare Hariv. Kathās.; • Physalis Flexuosa L.; • mfn. urging on, driving ( See aśva-hayá)
⋙ hayakantharā: ○kantharā and vḷ. for -kātarā, ○rikā, q.v
⋙ hayakantharikā: ○kanthaḍrikā vḷ. for -kātarā, ○rikā, q.v
⋙ hayakarman: ○karman n. practice or knowledge of horses MBh.
⋙ hayakātarā: ○kātarā and f. a kind of plant L.
⋙ hayakātarikā: ○kātaḍrikā f. a kind of plant L.
⋙ hayagandha: ○gandha n. black salt (vḷ. hṛdya-g○) L.; • (ā), f. (vḷ. hṛdya-g○) Physalis Flexuosa L.; • another plant (= aja-modā) L.
⋙ hayagardabhi: ○gardabhi m. N. of Śiva L.
⋙ hayagrīva: ○grīva m. 'horsenecked', N. of a form of Vishṇu (manifested, accord. to one legend, in order to recover the Veda carried off by two Daityas called Madhu and Kaiṭabha) Pañcar.; • of a Daitya (also called brahma-veda-prahartṛ, as having carried off the Vedas at the dissolution of the universe caused by Brahma's sleep at the end of the past Kalpa; • in order to recover them, Vishṇu became incarnate as a Matsya or fish, and slew Haya-grīva) Hariv. Kathās. &c; • of a Rākshasa R.; • of a Tantra deity Buddh.; • of a Rājarshi MBh.; • of a wicked king of the Videhas MBh.; • of a Muni Cat.; • of the supposed author of the Chāndogya Upanishad and various other writers &c. ib.; • (ā), f. N. of Durgā L.; • (○va) -gadya and -daṇḍaka n. N. of Stotras; • -pañca-rātra n. -pañjara n. N. of wks; • -prôkta mfn. proclaimed or taught by Haya Cat.; • -ripu m. 'enemy of Haya', N. of Vishṇu L.; • -vadha m. N. of a poem by Bhartṛi-meṇṭha Rājat.; • -saṃhitā f. -sahasra-nāma-srotra n. -stotra n. N. of wks; • -han m. 'slayer of Haya', N. of Vishṇu L.; • ○vopaniṣad f. N. of an Upanishad
⋙ hayaghna: ○ghna m. = -māra L.
⋙ hayaṃkaṣa: ○ṃ-kaṣa m. 'impelling horses', N. of Mātali L.
⋙ hayacaryā: ○caryā f. the roaming of the sacrificial horses R.
⋙ hayacchaṭā: ○cchaṭā f. a troop of horses L.
⋙ hayajña: ○jña m. one who understands the points of a horses, a horses-dealer, groom, jockey (-tā f.) MBh.
⋙ hayajñāna: ○jñāna n. knowledge of horses ib.
⋙ hayatattva: ○tattva n. id; • -jña mfn. acquainted with the nature of horses ib.
⋙ hayadānava: ○dānava m. 'Dānava in the form of a horses', N. of Keśin Hariv.
⋙ hayadviṣat: ○dviṣat m. 'horses-hater', a buffalo L.
⋙ hayanirghoṣa: ○nirghoṣa m. the clatter of a horse's hoofs MW.
⋙ hayapa: ○pa m. 'horse-keeper', a groom VarBṛS.; • = next Kathās.
⋙ hayapati: ○pati m. 'id.', N. of a prince ib.
⋙ hayapuccha: ○puccha m. or n. a horse's tail W.; • (ī), f. = next Bhpr.
⋙ hayapucchikā: ○pucchikā f. Glycine Debilis L.
⋙ hayapriya: ○priya m. 'dear to horses', barley L.; • (ā), f. Physalis Flexuosa or Phoenix Sylvestris L.
⋙ hayamāra: ○māra or m. 'horses-killer', Nerium Odorum L.
⋙ hayamāraka: ○māraka m. 'horses-killer', Nerium Odorum L.
⋙ hayamāraṇa: ○māraṇa m. 'id.', Ficus Religiosa L.
⋙ hayamukha: ○mukha n. a horse's face R.; • N. of a country Buddh.; • (ī), f. N. of a Rākshasī R.
⋙ hayamedha: ○medha m. a horses sacrifice ( aśva-m○) VP.; • -yāj m. (nom. -yāṭ) one who performs a horses sṭsacrifice MW.
⋙ hayarūpin: ○rūpin mfn. horse-shape ib.
⋙ hayalālā: ○lālā f. horses's saliva L.
⋙ hayalīlāvatī: ○līlāvatī f. N. of wk. on hṭhorses (quoted by Mallinātha)
⋙ hayavāhana: ○vāhana m. N. of Revanta (son of the Sun) L.; • of Kubera L.; • -śaṃkara or -sa○ m. Bauhinia Variegata
⋙ hayavidyā: ○vidyā f. = -jñāna Rājat.
⋙ hayaśālā: ○śālā f. a horse-stable L.
⋙ hayaśāstra: ○śāstra n. (cf. MBh.),
⋙ hayaśikṣā: ○śikṣā f. (cf. MatsyaP.) the art of training or managing horses, hippology
⋙ hayaśiras: ○śiras n. a horses's head MBh. R. &c; • mfn. having a horses's head (as the sun) MBh.; • m. N. of Vishṇu (in the form of Haya-grīva) Hariv. BhP.; • f. N. of a daughter of Puloman Hariv.; • of a daughter of Vaiśvānara (also -śirā) Pur.; • n. a partic. mythical weapon R. Hariv.
⋙ hayaśiśu: ○śiśu m. a young horses, foal VarBṛS.
⋙ hayaśīrṣa: ○śīrṣa or mfn. having a horse's head BhP.
⋙ hayaśīrṣan: ○śīrḍṣan mfn. having a horse's head BhP.; • m. Vishṇu in a partic. form (prob. as Haya-grīva; • cf. -śiras) ib.; • -pañca-rātra n. N. of a Vaishṇava wk. (chiefly treating of the erection of images and their consecration)
⋙ hayasaṃgrahaṇa: ○saṃgrahaṇa n. the restraining or curbing or checking of horses MBh.
⋙ hayaskandha: ○skandha m. a troop of horses L.
⋙ hayahartṛ: ○hartṛ m. the stealer of a horse VP.
⋙ hayāṅga: hayâṅga m. Sagittarius (the zodiacal sign) VarBṛS.
⋙ hayādhyakṣa: hayâdhyakṣa m. 'superintendent of hṭhorses', a head groom L.
⋙ hayānanā: hayânanā f. 'horse-faced', N. of a Yoginī Hcat.
⋙ hayāyurveda: hayâyur-veda m. veterinary science MW.
⋙ hayāri: hayâri m. 'horses-foe', Nerium Odorum L.
⋙ hayārūḍha: hayârūḍha m. 'mounted on a horse', a rider W.
⋙ hayāroha: hayâroha m. id. MBh. Kathās.; • n. horsemanship, riding W.
⋙ hayālaya: hayâlaya m. a horsestable L.
⋙ hayāśanā: hayâśanā f. Boswellia Thurifera L.
⋙ hayāsya: hayâsya or m. 'horse-mouthed', Vishṇu in a partic. manifestation (cf. haya-grīva and -śiras) BhP.
⋙ hayāsyaka: hayâḍsyaka m. 'horse-mouthed', Vishṇu in a partic. manifestation (cf. haya-grīva and -śiras) BhP.
⋙ hayeṣṭa: hayêṣṭa m. 'loved by horses', barley L.
⋙ hayottama: hayôttama m. an excellent horse; • -yuj, drawn by excellent horses MBh.
≫ hayana: hayana m. a year (cf. hāyana) L.; • n. a covered carriage or palanquin (also read ḍayana [Page 1289, Column 1]; • See under √ḍī) L.
≫ hayi: hayi m. or f. wish, desire L.
≫ hayin: hayin m. a horseman, rider MBh. MārkP.
≫ hayuṣā: hayuṣā f. a herb, plant (= oṣadhi) L.
haye: hayé ind. an exclamation ('O, ho!') RV. ŚBr. Gobh.
hara: hara mf(ā, rarely ī)n. (only ifc; • fr. √1. hṛ) bearing, wearing, taking, conveying, bringing ( See kavaca-, vārttā-h○), taking away, carrying off, removing, destroying ( See bala-, śakti-h○); • receiving, obtaining ( See aṃśa-h○); • ravishing, captivating ( See mano-h○); • m. 'Seizer', 'Destroyer', N. of Śiva ĀśvGṛ. Mn. MBh. &c; • of a Dānava MBh. Hariv.; • of a monkey R.; • of various authors &c. Cat.; • (in arithm.) a divisor Col.; • the denominator of a fraction, division ib.; • a stallion (?) L.; • an ass L.; • fire L.
⋙ harakumāraṭhakkura: ○kumāra-ṭhakkura m. N. of a modern author Cat.
⋙ harakeli: ○keli N. of a drama (composed by Vigraha-rāja-deva AḌ. 1153)
⋙ harakeśa: ○keśa incorrect for hari-keśa
⋙ harakośa: ○kośa m. N. of a, dictionary
⋙ harakṣetra: ○kṣetra n. N. of a district sacred to Śiva Inscr.
⋙ haragaṇa: ○gaṇa and m. N. of poets Cat.
⋙ haragupta: ○gupta m. N. of poets Cat.
⋙ haragovinda: ○govinda m. (also with vācaspati and śarman) N. of various authors ib.
⋙ haragaurī: ○gaurī f. one of the forms of Śiva or of Śiva and Pārvatī conjoined (= ardhanārī7śa); • -saṃvāda m. N. of wk
⋙ haracaritacintāmaṇi: ○carita-cintāmaṇi m. N. of a poem
⋙ haracāpāropaṇa: ○cāpâropaṇa n. N; • of a drama
⋙ haracūḍāmaṇi: ○cūḍāmaṇi m. 'Śiva's crest-gem', the moon L.
⋙ harajit: ○jit m. N. of a man Cat.
⋙ harajī: ○jī m. (with bhaṭṭa) N. of the father of Hara-datta ib.
⋙ haratejas: ○tejas n. 'Śiva's energy', quicksilver L.
⋙ haradagdhamūrti: ○dagdha-mūrti m. 'whose body has been burnt by Śiva', Kāma-deva (also 'sexual love') VarBṛS.
⋙ haradatta: ○datta m. N. of various writers &c. (esp. of the author of the Pada-mañjarī, a Comm. on the Kāśikā-vṛitti, and the Mitâksharā, a Comm. on Gautama's Dharmasūtra) Cat.; • -caritra n. N. of wk; • -siṃha m. N. of a modern author, Cat; • ○ttâcārya m. N. of a preceptor Sarvad.; • ○ttīya n. N. of wk
⋙ haradāsa: ○dāsa m. N. of an author (perhaps wṛ. for hari-d○) Cat.
⋙ haranartaka: ○nartaka n. a kind of metre (= hariṇa-pluta) Ked.
⋙ haranātha: ○nātha and m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ haranārāyaṇa: ○nārāyaṇa (also spelt harin○), m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ haranetra: ○netra n. Śiva's eye Kathās.; • a symbolical expression for the number 'three' L.
⋙ harapati: ○pati m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ harapradīpikā: ○pradīpikā f. N. of a medic. wk
⋙ harapriya: ○priya m. Nerium Odorum L.
⋙ harabala: ○bala m. N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ harabīja: ○bīja n. 'Siva's seed', quicksilver L.
⋙ haramukuṭamāhātmya: ○mukuṭa-māhātmya n
⋙ haramekhalā: ○mekhalā f. N. of wks
⋙ haramekhalin: ○mekhalin m. a partic. class of artisans Gol.
⋙ haramohana: ○mohana and m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ hararāta: ○rāta m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ hararūpa: ○rūpa m. 'having the form of Hara', N. of Śiva L.
⋙ haravijaya: ○vijaya m. N. of a poem by Ratnâkara
⋙ haravilāsa: ○vilāsa m. a kind of musical composition Saṃgīt.; • N. of a poem
⋙ haraśūra: ○śūra N. of a place Vīrac.
⋙ haraśṛṅgārā: ○śṛṅgārā f. (in music) a partic. Rāgiṇī Saṃgīt.
⋙ haraśekharā: ○śekharā f. 'Śiva's crest', the Ganges L.
⋙ harasakha: ○sakha m. 'Saṃgīt's friend', N. of Kubera Daś.
⋙ harasiṃha: ○siṃha m. N. of a king Cat.
⋙ harasiddhipradā: ○siddhi-pradā f. N. of a partic. family-deity Cat.
⋙ harasūnu: ○sūnu m. 'Śiva's son', N. of Kārttikeya Ragh.
⋙ harasvāmin: ○svāmin m. N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ harahāra: ○hāra m. 'Śiva's necklace', N. of the serpent-demon Śesha Alaṃkārat.
⋙ harahūrā: ○hūrā (?), f. = hāra-h○, grape L.
⋙ harākṣa: harâkṣa n. = rudrâkṣa, the berry of Elaeocarpus Ganitrus L.
⋙ harādri: harâdri m. 'Śiva's mountain', Kailāsa (the favourite resort of Śiva) Kathās.
⋙ harānata: harânata m. N. of Rāvaṇa L.
⋙ harānanda: harânanda N. of an author or of a wk. Cat.
⋙ harāyatana: harâyatana n. a temple of Śiva Rājat.
⋙ harārdha: harârdha Śiva's half (-tā f.) Śiś.
⋙ harāvatī: harāvatī f. N. of a country Inscr.
⋙ harāvāsa: harâvāsa m. Śiva's abode, Kailāsa Rājat.
⋙ harāspada: harâspada n. id. Kathās.
⋙ harāhara: harâhara m. N. of a Dānava (du. ○rau, also= 'Hara and Ahara') MBh.
⋙ hareśvara: harêśvara m. Śiva and Vishṇu forming one person Inscr.
⋙ harodbheda: harôdbheda m. N. of a Tīrtha MatsyaP.
≫ haraka: haraka m. a taker, seizer, conveyer W.; • a rogue, cheat ib.; • a reflecting person ib.; • N. of Śiva ib.; • a divisor or division ib.; • a long flexible sword ib.
≫ haraṇa: haraṇa mf(ā or ī)n. (only ifc.) carrying, holding, containing (e.g. bali-haraṇī, darvii, 'a ladle containing an oblation') ĀśvGṛ.; • taking away. removing (e.g. rajo-h○ 'removing dust') Kauś.; • m. 'taker', a hand L.; • an arm L.; • Michelia Champaca L.; • n. the act of carrying or bringing or fetching. KātyŚr. MBh. &c; • offering KātyŚr. Gaut.; • carrying off, robbing, abduction Gaut. Mn. MBh. &c; • removing, destroying Suśr. VarBṛS.; • dividing, division Col.; • a nuptial present (= -yautaka) MBh. [Page 1289, Column 2]; • a gift to a student at his initiation W.; • fodder given to a stallion (= vāḍaba-h○) Kāś. on Pāṇ. 6-2, 65; • (cf. L. also 'a partic. gesture' esp. of an archer in shooting; • 'boiling water'; • 'semen virile'; • 'gold')
⋙ haraṇabhāga: ○bhāga (háraṇa-), mfn. entitled to partake (said of deceased ancestors) TBr.
⋙ haraṇahārika: ○hārika n. (or ā f.) fetching the nuptial present MBh.
⋙ haraṇāharaṇa: haraṇâharaṇa n. id. ib.
≫ haraṇi: haraṇi f. a water-channel, gutter L.; • death L.
≫ haraṇīya: haraṇīya mfn. to be taken or seized &c. Pāṇ. 6-1, 217 Sch.
≫ harayāṇa: hárayāṇa m. N. of a man RV.
≫ haras: háras n. a grasp, grip AV.; • a draught, drink, beverage RV. AV.; • flame, fire (accord. to some also 'anger', 'fury') ib. [Cf. Gk. ?.]
⋙ harasvat: ○vat (háras-), [1289, 2] mfn. seizing (or 'fiery') RV. ii, 23, 6; • f. (pl.) rivers(?) Naigh. i, 13
⋙ harasvin: ○vín mfn. fiery, energetic TS. Br. ĀśvGṛ.
≫ harāśaya: harā-śayá mf(ā)n. (for haraḥ-ś○ as rajā-ś○ for rajaḥ-ś○) fiery, energetic MaitrS.; • (ā), f. (applied to a partic. formula) ib. ĀpŚr.
≫ hari 1: hari mfn. (for 2. See col. 3) bearing, carrying ( dṛti and nātha-h○)
≫ harika 1: harika m. (for 2. See p. 1291, col. 2) a thief, gambler W.
≫ hariman 1: hariman m. (for 2. See p. 1292, col. 1) death, illness L.; • time W.
≫ harīman: harīman m. = mātariśvan L.
≫ harta: harta (m. c.) = hartṛ, destroying MBh.
≫ hartave: hártave
⋙ hartavai: hárḍtavaí See √hṛ
≫ hartavya: hartavya mfn. to be taken or seized or appropriated or acquired Mn. Pañcat.
≫ hartu: hartu m. 'seizer', death L.; • great love L.
≫ hartṛ: hartṛ m. one who brings or conveys, a bearer, bringer Āpast. Kauś. MBh. &c; • one who seizes or takes away, a robber, thief Yājñ. MBh. &c; • one who severs or cuts off (only ○tā as fut., 'he will cut off') BhP.; • one who imposes taxes (a king) ib.; • a remover, dispeller, destroyer MBh. Hariv. Kathās.; • the sun MW.
≫ harman: harman n. gaping, yawning L.
≫ harmita: harmita mfn. thrown L.; • burnt L.
≫ hāra 1: hāra mf(ī)n. bearing, carrying, carrying away, stealing (e.g. kṣīra-h○, 'stealing milk') MārkP.; • levying, raising (e.g. kara-h○, 'raising taxes') BhP.; • ravishing, charming, delightful (or 'relating to Hari i.e. Vishnu') ib.; • relating to Hara or Śiva Nalac.; • m. taking away, removal ib.; • confiscation, forfeiture (of land, money &c.) Mn. MBh. Kathās.; • waste, loss ( See kāla-h○); • war, battle W.; • a carrier, porter ib.; • (in arithm.) a divisor or division Col.; • (in prosody) a long syllable ib.; • a garland of pearls, necklace (accord. to some, one of 108 or 64 strings) MBh. Kāv. &c; • (ā), f. Pāṇ. 3-3, 104; • (ī), f. a pearl L.; • a girl of bad reputation (unfit for marriage) L.; • a kind of metre Col.
⋙ hāraguṭikā: ○guṭikā f. the bead or pearl of a necklace MW.
⋙ hāraphala: ○phala or n. a necklace of five strings L.
⋙ hāraphalaka: ○phalaka n. a necklace of five strings L.
⋙ hārabhūrā: ○bhūrā (?), f. a grape (cf. -hūrā) L.
⋙ hārabhūṣika: ○bhūṣika m. pl. N. of a people MārkP.
⋙ hāramuktā: ○muktā f. pl. the pearls of a necklace Vās.
⋙ hārayaṣṭi: ○yaṣṭi f. (ifc. f. i or ī) a string of pearls, necklace Hariv. Kāv. Kathās.
⋙ hāralatā: ○latā f. id. Vās. Kathās.; • N. of a woman Kathās.; • of a wk. on law by Aniruddha
⋙ hāravarṣa: ○varṣa m. N. of a king Cat.
⋙ hārahārā: ○hārā f. a kind of brown grape L.
⋙ hārahūṇa: ○hūṇa m. pl. N. of a people MBh.
⋙ hārahūra: ○hūra (?), n. a partic. intoxicating beverage L.; • (ā), f. a grape (cf. hara-h○ and hāra-bhūrā) L.
⋙ hārahūrikā: ○hūrikā f. a grape L.
⋙ hārahaura: ○haura (?), m. N. of the prince of a partic. people VarBṛS.
⋙ hārāvalī: hārâvalī f. a string of pearls Kāv.; • N. of a vocabulary of uncommon words by Purushôttama-deva
≫ hāra 2: hāra (for 3. See p. 1292, col. 1), Nom. P. ○rati to be like a string of pearls Dhūrtas.
≫ hāraka: hāraka mf(ikā) n. taking, seizing, robbing, stealing ( See artha-, aśva-h○); • removing, taking upon one's self ( See samagra-mala-h○); • ravishing, captivating (in gopī-nayana-h○, 'captivating the eyes of the Gopīs' Pañcar.); • m. a thief, robber L.; • a gambler, cheat, rogue Rājat.; • a divisor Āryabh. Sch.; • a string of pearls Pañcat.; • Trophis Aspera L.; • a kind of prose composition L.; • a kind of science L.; • (ikā), f. a kind of metre Col.
≫ hāraṇā: hāraṇā f. (fr. Caus.) causing to take or seize &c. Pāṇ. 3-3, 107 Sch.
≫ hāram: hāram ind. seizing, destroying (cf. sarvasvah○), Kusum
≫ hārāpaya: hārāpaya
⋙ hārāpayati: hārāpaḍyati See √hṛ
≫ hārāya: hārāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become a string of pearls Pārśvan. [Page 1289, Column 3]
≫ hāri: hāri m. = 1. hāra ( See aṅga-h○); • a caravan L.; • losing a game (in gambling) L.; • mfn. captivating, charming, beautiful W.
≫ hārikaṇṭha: hāri-kaṇṭha mfn. (fr. hārin + k○) 'having a charming throat (i.e. voice)', and 'having a string of pearls round the neck' Vās.; • m. 'having a ring on the throat', the Koil or Indian cuckoo L.
≫ hārita 1: hārita mfn. (fr. Caus; • for 2. See p. 1292, col. 1) caused to be taken or seized &c; • brought, conveyed Kum.; • robbed, carried off Kathās.; • made away with, lost, relinquished Mṛicch. Rājat. &c; • deprived of (acc.) Kām.; • surpassed, exceeded Gīt.; • captivated, fascinated MW.
≫ hārin: hārin mfn. taking, carrying, carrying away, stealing, robbing (gen. or comp.) Yājñ. MBh. &c; • removing, dispelling, destroying Kāv. Kathās.; • taking to one's self, appropriating, levying or raising (taxes) Bhartṛ. Rājat.; • surpassing, exceeding VarBṛS.; • ravishing, captivating, attracting, charming (○ri-tva n.) Mn. MBh. &c; • (fr. 1. hāra) having or wearing a garland of pearls Bhartṛ. BhP.
≫ hārīta 1: hārīta m. (for 2. See p. 1292, col. 1) a thief, cheat, rogue MW.; • roguery, cheating, fraud ib.
≫ hāruka: hā́ruka mf(ā)n. seizing, consuming TS.
≫ hārtra: hārtra n. (fr. hartṛ), g. udgātr-ādi
≫ hārtrya: hārtrya m. patr. fr. hartṛ g. kurv-ādi
≫ hārya: hāryá mfn. to be borne or carried Hariv. Kālid. Kathās.; • to be taken away or carried off or robbed or appropriated ŚBr. &c. &c; • to be shaken or altered ( See a-h○); • to be won over or bribed Mṛicch. Vās.; • to be acted (as a play) Bhar.; • (in arithm.) to be divided, the dividend Āryabh. Sch.; • captivating, charming MBh. xiii, 1429; • m. a serpent MW.; • Terminalia Bellerica L.; • (ā), f. a kind of sandal wood L.
⋙ hāryāputra: ○putra m. N. of Rāma (?) MW.
haramuja: haramuja N. of a place Cat.
harave: harave N. of a place (= Herāt) Cat.
haras: haras &c. See col. 2
harāka: harāka N. of a place Cat.
harākṣa: harâkṣa &c. See col. 1
hari 2: hári mfn. (prob. fr. a lost √hṛ, 'to be yellow or green'; • for 1. hari See above, col. 2) fawn-coloured, reddish brown, brown, tawny, pale yellow, yellow, fallow, bay (esp. applied to horses), green, greenish RV. &c, &c; • m. yellow or reddish brown or green (the colour) L.; • a horse, steed (esp. of Indra) RV. &c. &c; • a lion MBh. Kāv. &c; • the sign of the zodiac Leo VarBṛS.; • the sun ib.; • = hari-nakṣatra ib.; • a monkey MBh. R. &c; • (L. also, a ray of light; • the moon; • Phaseolus Mungo; • a jackal; • a parrot; • a peacock; • the Koil or Indian cuckoo; • a goose; • a frog; • a snake; • fire); • the wind or N. of Vāyu (god of the wind) R.; • of Indra ib. &c; • (esp.) N. of Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa (in this sense thought by some to be derived from √hṛ, 'to take away or remove evil or sin') MBh. Kāv. &c; • of Brahmā TĀr.; • of Yama L.; • of Śiva L.; • of Śukra L.; • of Su-parṇa L.; • of a son of Garuḍa MBh.; • of a Rākshasa ib.; • of a Dānava Hariv.; • of a son of Akampaua (or Anukampana) MBh.; • of a son of Tārakâksha ib.; • of a son of Parājit Hariv.; • of a son of Parāvṛit VP.; • of a worshipper of Vishṇu BhP.; • of various authors and scholars (esp. of the poet Bhartṛi-hari as the author of the Vākya-padīya; • also with miśra, bhaṭṭa, dīkṣita &c.) Cat.; • of a mountain VP.; • of a world (cf. hari-varṣa) L.; • of a metre Col.; • of a partic. high number Buddh.; • pl. men, people (= manuṣyāḥ) Naigh. ii, 3; • a partic. class of gods under Manu Tāmasa Pur.; • (ī), f. N. of the mythical mother of the monkeys MBh. R. [Cf. Lat. holus, helvus, fulvus ; Lith. ś3álias, ś3élti ; Slav. [zelen˘u] ; Germ. ge10lo, gelb ; Eng. yellow.]
⋙ harikaṇṭha: ○kaṇṭha m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ harikathāmṛta: ○kathâmṛta n. N. of wk
⋙ harikarṇa: ○karṇa m. N. of a man ( See hārikarṇa)
⋙ harikavi: ○kavi
⋙ harikavīndra: ○kavī7ndra m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ harikānta: ○kānta mfn. beloved by Indra MW.; • beautiful as a lion ib.
⋙ harikārikā: ○kārikā f. Bhartṛi-hari's Kārikā (= vākyapadīya) and another wk
⋙ harikāladeva: ○kāla-deva m. N. of a king Col.
⋙ harikālāvrata: ○kālā-vrata (?), n. a partic. religious observance Cat.
⋙ harikālītṛtīyā: ○kālī-tṛtīyā f. a partic. day (-vrata n.) ib.
⋙ harikīrtana: ○kīrtana n. N. of a Stotra
⋙ harikutsa: ○kutsa m. N. of a man; • pl. his family Pravar.
⋙ harikṛṣṇa: ○kṛṣṇa m. N. of a various authors &c. Cat., -samuddhāra, m. N. of a man Kshitîś.; • -siddhânta m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ harikelīya: ○kelīya m. 'sported in by Kṛishṇa', the country of Bengal W.; • pl. the people of Bengal L. [Page 1290, Column 1]; • mfn. belonging to or dwelling in Bengal MW.
⋙ harikeśa: ○keśa (hári-), mfn. fair-headed RV. VS. MBh.; • m. N. of one of the 7 principal rays of the sun VP.; • of Savitṛi RV.; • of Śiva MBh.; • of a Yaksha (who propitiated Śiva and was made by him a leader of his Gaṇas and a guardian of fields, and fruits; • See daṇḍa-pāṇi) Cat.; • of a son of Śyāmaka BhP.
⋙ harikrāntā: ○krāntā f. Clitoria Ternatea L.; • (○taḥ wṛ. for hariḥ krāntaḥ L.)
⋙ harikṣetra: ○kṣetra n. N. of a territory Cat.
⋙ harigaṇa: ○gaṇa m. a troop of horses Rājat.; • N. of various persons ib. ŚārṅgP. Subh.
⋙ harigati: ○gati f. N. of wk
⋙ harigandha: ○gandha m. yellow sandal L.
⋙ harigiri: ○giri m. N. of a mountain MBh.
⋙ harigītā: ○gītā f. a kind of metre Col.; • pl. the doctrine communicated by Narayaṇa to Nārada MBh.
⋙ hariguṇamaṇidarpaṇa: ○guṇa-maṇi-darpaṇa m
⋙ harigurustavamālā: ○guru-stava-mālā f. N. of wks
⋙ harigṛha: ○gṛha n. 'abode of Hari', N. of a city (= eka-cakra) L.
⋙ harigopaka: ○gopaka m. cochineal (cf. indra-g○) Subh.
⋙ harighoṣa: ○ghoṣa m. N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ haricandana: ○candana m. n. a sort of sandal tree Śiś. BhP. Śatr.; • yellow sandal MBh. Kāv. &c. (in this sense prob. only n.), one of the five trees of paradise (the other four being Pārijāta, Mandāra, Saṃtāna, and Kalpa) Pañcar. Pañcat.; • n. the pollen or filament of a lotus L.; • saffron ib.; • moonlight ib.; • the person of a lover or mistress ib.; • ○danâspada n. a place where yellow sandal grows Kum.
⋙ haricandra: ○candra m. N. of various authors and other persons Hcar. Subh. &c
⋙ haricaraṇadāsa: ○caraṇa-dāsa m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ haricaraṇapurī: ○caraṇapurī m. N. of a teacher ib.
⋙ haricāpa: ○cāpa m. n. 'Indra's bow', a rainbow VarBṛS.
⋙ harija: ○ja See p. 1292, col. 2
⋙ harijāta: ○jāta mfn. (prob.) = hári, yellow RV.
⋙ harijit: ○jit
⋙ harijīva: ○jīva
⋙ harijīvanamiśra: ○jīvana-miśra m. N. of various men Cat.
⋙ harinaigumeṣin: ○naigumeṣin (?), m. N. of one of Indra's attendants Col. (cf. naigameṣa)
⋙ haritattvamuktāvali: ○tattva-muktâvali or f. N. of a Comm.
⋙ haritattvamuktāvalī: ○tattva-muktâvaḍlī f. N. of a Comm.
⋙ harituraga: ○turaga m. a horse of Indra Bcar.; • N. of Indra, id. ib.
⋙ harituraṃgama: ○turaṃgama m. id. MW.; • ○mâyudha n. Indra's thunderbolt ib.
⋙ haritoṣaṇa: ○toṣaṇa n. N. of wk
⋙ haritrāta: ○trāta mfn. protected by Hari MW.
⋙ haritvac: ○tvac mfn. yellow-skinned ĀpŚr.
⋙ haridatta: ○datta m. N. of a Dānava Kathās.; • of various authors &c. ib. Pañcat. Śukas. &c; • (ā), f. N. of a woman Śukas.; • -daivajña, -bhaṭṭa, -miśra m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ haridarbha: ○darbha m. a sort of Kuśa grass L. (cf. harid-garbha)
⋙ haridāsa: ○dāsa m. a slave or worshipper of Vishṇu BhP.; • N. of various authors &c. Vet. Cat.; • -tarkâcārya (cf. Cat.),
-nyāya-vācaspati-tarkâlaṃkāra-bhaṭṭâcārya (cf. ib.), -bhaṭṭa (cf. ib.), -bhaṭṭâcārya (Kusum.), -miśra (cf. Cat.), -vijaya (cf. ib.), m. N. of authors
⋙ haridina: ○dina n. 'day sacred to Vishṇu', the 11th day in a fortnight L. Vop.; • -tilaka, N. of wk
⋙ haridiś: ○diś f. 'Indra's quarter', the east Gol.
⋙ haridīkṣita: ○dīkṣita m. N. of various authors Cat.
⋙ haridūta: ○dūta m. N. of a drama
⋙ haridṛśvan: ○dṛśvan mf(arī)n. (prob.) one who has seen Vishṇu Vop.
⋙ harideva: ○deva m. the asterism Śravaṇā (presided over by Vishṇu) L.; • N. of various men Cat.; • -miśra, -sūri m. N. of authors ib.
⋙ haridrava: ○drava m. green fluid MW.; • (perhaps) Soma ib.; • a powder made from Mesua Roxburghī L. -1
⋙ haridru: ○dru (harí-), mfn. moving in the yellow (Soma; • said of the Soma-stones) RV. (more correctly accentuated hari-drú). -2
⋙ haridru: ○dru (harí-), m. a kind of tree (accord. to L. 'Chloroxylon Swietenia; • a sort of Pinus; • Curcuma Aromatica') ŚBr. KātyŚr. Hariv.; • a tree (in general) L.; • (hari-dru), N. of a pupil of Kalāpin Pāṇ. 4-3, 104 Sch.; • -mat m. N. of a man ChUp. Sch.
⋙ haridruka: ○druka mfn. dealing in Curcuma Aromatica, g. kisarâdi
⋙ haridvāra: ○dvāra n. 'Vishṇu's gate', N. of a celebrated town and sacred bathing-place (commonly called Hardvār, where the Ganges finally leaves the mountains for the plains of Hindūstān, whence it is sometimes called Gaṅgadvāra; • it is called 'Hari's gate', as leading to Vaikuṇṭha or Vishṇu's heaven) Rudray. Buddh.; • -māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ haridviṣ: ○dviṣ m. 'hater of Hari', an Asura L.
⋙ haridhāyas: ○dhāyas (hári-), mfn. having or giving yellowish streams (as the sky) RV.
⋙ haridhāritagrantha: ○dhāritagrantha (?), m. N. of wk
⋙ haridhūmra: ○dhūmra mfn. yellowish brown Hariv.
⋙ harinakṣatra: ○nakṣatra n. the Nakshatra Śravaṇā VarBṛS.
⋙ harinadī: ○nadī f. N. of a river; • -ramya m. N. of a village Cat.
⋙ harinanda: ○nanda m. N. of a pupil of Devânanda W.
⋙ harinandana: ○nandana m. N. of various authors Cat.
⋙ harinandin: ○nandin m. a proper N., g. kṣubhnâdi
⋙ harinātha: ○nātha m. N. of various men Cat.; • -gosvāmin, -mahôpādhyāya; • ○thâcārya, ○thôpâdhyāya m. N. of authors ib.
⋙ harinānākṛti: ○nānâkṛti f. N. of wk
⋙ harinābha: ○nābha m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ harināman: ○nāman n. the name of Hari or Vishṇu Col. Cat.; • m. the kidney-bean, Phaseolus Mungo L.; • ○ma-kavaca n. ○ma-mālā f. ○ma-vyākhyā f. ○mâmṛta, n. ○mâmṛta-vaiṣṇava-vyākaraṇa n. ○môpaniṣad f. N. of wks. [Page 1290, Column 2]
⋙ harināyaka: ○nāyaka m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ harinārāyaṇa: ○nārāyaṇa m. N. of various persons Inscr. Kshitîś.; • -śarman m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ harinārāyaṇīya: ○nārāyaṇīya n. N. of wk
⋙ harinīla: ○nīla mfn. yellowish-blue JaimUp.
⋙ harinetra: ○netra n. the eye of Vishṇu MārkP.; • a white lotus L.; • an eye of a greenish colour MW.; • mfn. having yellow eyes MBh.; • m. an owl L.
⋙ haripañcakavrata: ○pañcaka-vrata n. a partic. religious observance Cat.
⋙ haripañcāyudhastotra: ○pañcâyudha-stotra n. N. of wk
⋙ haripaṇḍita: ○paṇḍita m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ haripaṇḍitīya: ○paṇḍitīya n. Hari-paṇḍita's work ib.
⋙ haripada: ○pada n. (accord. to some) the vernal equinox MW.
⋙ hariparṇa: ○parṇa mfn. green-leaved ib.; • n. a radish L.
⋙ hariparvata: ○parvata m. N. of a mountain MārkP.
⋙ haripā: ○pā́ mfn. drinking the yellow (Soma) RV.
⋙ haripāla: ○pāla (cf. Gaṇar.),
⋙ haripāladeva: ○pāla-deva (cf. Cat.),
⋙ haripālabhaṭṭa: ○pāla-bhaṭṭa (cf. ib.), m. N. of men
⋙ haripiṅga: ○piṅga mfn. yellowish-brown MBh.
⋙ haripiṅgala: ○piṅgala mfn. id. ib. R.
⋙ haripiṇḍā: ○piṇḍā f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh.
⋙ haripura: ○pura n. N. of a town VP.
⋙ haripūjanavidhi: ○pūjana-vidhi m
⋙ haripūjāpaddhati: ○pūjā-paddhati f
⋙ hariprabodha: ○prabodha m. N. of wks
⋙ hariprabha: ○prabha mfn. fallow-coloured (-tva n.) Car.
⋙ hariprasāda: ○prasāda m. N. of various men Col. Cat.; • -māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ haripriya: ○priya mfn. liking bay horses (or 'dear to them', said of Indra) RV.; • liked or loved by Vishṇu or Kṛishṇa L.; • m. Nauclea Cadamba L.; • Nerium Odorum ib.; • a yellow-flowered Eclipta ib.; • = bandhūka ib.; • = viṣṇu-kanda ib.; • a conchshell ib.; • a fool, blockhead W.; • a mad person MW.; • armour, mail W.; • N. of Śiva ib.; • (ā), f. (only L.) Lakshmī; • the earth; • sacred basil; • spirituous liquor; • the 12th day of a lunar fortnight; • n. the √of Andropogon Muricatus L.; • red or black sandal L.
⋙ haribabhru: ○babhru m. N. of a man MBh.
⋙ haribala: ○bala m. N. of a king Campak.
⋙ haribābā: ○bābā m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ haribīja: ○bīja n. 'Vishṇu's seed', yellow orpiment L. ( See haritāla)
⋙ haribuṅgapura: ○buṅga-pura n. N. of a town Cat.
⋙ haribodha: ○bodha m. the awaking of Vishṇu; • -dina n. N. of a festival day Kathârṇ.
⋙ haribrahman: ○brahman m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ haribhakta: ○bhakta m. a worshipper of Vishṇu BrahmaP.
⋙ haribhakti: ○bhakti f. the worship of Vishṇu Cat.; • N. of wk; • -kalpa-latā f. -kalpalatikā f. -taraṃgiṇī f. -dīpikā f. -bhāskara-sadvaiṣṇava-sāra-sarvasva n. -bhāskarôdaya m. -rasâmṛta-sindhu m. -rasâyana n. -rahasya n. -latā f. -latikā-stava m. -vilāsa m. -samāgama m. -sāra, -sudhā-rasa m. -sudhôdaya m. N. of wks
⋙ haribhaṭa: ○bhaṭa m. N. of an Asura Kathās.
⋙ haribhaṭṭa: ○bhaṭṭa m. N. of various scholars Subh. Cat. &c; • -dīkṣita m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ haribhadra: ○bhadra m. N. of various men Buddh. Cat.; • n. the fragrant bark of Feronia Elephantum L.; • -sūri m. N. of an author (-kathā f. N. of wk.) Cat.
⋙ haribhānu: ○bhānu
⋙ haribhānuśukla: ○bhānu-śukla
⋙ haribhāratī: ○bhāratī m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ haribhāvinī: ○bhāvinī or f. a woman who meditates on Vishṇu MW.
⋙ haribhāviṇī: ○bhāḍviṇī f. a woman who meditates on Vishṇu MW.
⋙ haribhāskara: ○bhāskara or m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ haribhāskaraśarman: ○bhāskaḍraśarman m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ haribhuj: ○bhuj m. 'frog-eater', a snake L.
⋙ haribhūta: ○bhūta m. N. of a poet Subh.
⋙ harimaṇi: ○maṇi m. a smaragd Bhaṭṭ.
⋙ harimaṇḍalākṣa: ○maṇḍalâkṣa mfn. having eyes like the disk of the sun Bcar.
⋙ harimat: ○mat m. 'having bay horses', N. of Indra MBh.
⋙ harimadhyā: ○madhyā́ f. having a yellowish waist (and so reminding of Vishṇu) Rājat.; • N. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs.
⋙ harimantha: ○mantha m. Premna Spinosa (the wood of which by attrition produces flame) L.; • the chick-pea ib.; • N. of a partic. country ib.; • -ja m. 'produced in the district Hari-mantha', the chick-pea ib.; • (m.) n. a sort of kidney-bean Suśr.
⋙ harimanthaka: ○manthaka m. the chick-pea L.
⋙ harimandira: ○mandira n. a temple of Vishṇu W.; • the world of Vishṇu, Kṛishṇaj
⋙ harimanyusāyaka: ○manyu-sāyaka (hári-), mfn. stimulating the mettle of the bay horses (said of Indra) RV.
⋙ harimahiman: ○mahiman m
⋙ harimālā: ○mālā f
⋙ harimāhātmyadarpaṇa: ○māhātmya-darpaṇa m. N. of wks
⋙ harimitra: ○mitra
⋙ harimiśra: ○miśra m. N. of various men Cat.
⋙ harimīḍe: ○m-īḍe 'I praise Hari' (or ○ḍe-stotra), n. N. of a hymn
⋙ harimuktāvalī: ○muktâvalī f. N. of wk
⋙ harimedha: ○medha m. N. of Narayaṇa or Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa MBh.; • N. of wk
⋙ harimedhas: ○medhas m. N. of Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa MBh. BhP.; • of the father of Hari (Vishṇu) BhP.; • of a man MBh.
⋙ harimbhara: ○m-bhará mfn. bearing the yellow-coloured (thunderbolt) RV.
⋙ hariyaśas: ○yaśas
⋙ hariyaśomiśra: ○yaśo-miśra m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ hariyūpīyā: ○yūpī́yā f. N. of a locality RV.
⋙ hariyoga: ○yoga (hári-), mfn. having a yoke of bay horses, yoked with horses ib.
⋙ hariyojana: ○yójana n. the harnessing of the bay horses ib.; • m. Indra MW. (cf. hāriy○)
⋙ hariyoni: ○yoni mfn. produced from Hari or Vishṇu MBh.
⋙ hariratna: ○ratna
⋙ harirasakavi: ○rasa-kavi m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ harirāja: ○rāja m. N. of a kin Rājat.
⋙ harirāma: ○rāma m. N. of various men Cat.; • -cakra-vartin (cf. Col.), -tarka-vāg-īśa, -tarka-vāg-īśa-bhaṭṭâcārya, -tarkâlaṃkāra, -tarkâlaṃkāra-bhaṭṭâcārya, -bhaṭṭâcārya, -vācas-pati (cf. Cat.), m. N. of various men. [Page 1290, Column 3]
⋙ harirāya: ○rāya
⋙ harirāyaśarman: ○rāḍya-śarman m. N. of various men Cat.
⋙ hariripu: ○ripu m. a kind of plant Kālac.
⋙ harirudra: ○rudra m. Hari and Rudra (i.e. Vishṇu and Śiva) in one person MBh.
⋙ hariroman: ○roman mfn. having fair hair on the body ib.
⋙ harilāla: ○lāla
⋙ harilālamiśra: ○lāla-miśra m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ harilīlā: ○līlā f. 'Hari's play', N. of Vopa-deva's index to the Bhāgavata-Purāṇa; • -kṛṣṇa-kautaka n. -"ṣmṛta (○lâm○), n. -vivaraṇa-saṃgraha m. -viveka m. N. of wks
⋙ harilocana: ○locana mfn. brown-eyed L.; • m. a crab L.; • an owl ib.; • N. of a demon causing disease Hariv.; • -candrikā f. N. of a Comm.
⋙ hariloman: ○loman mfn. yellow-haired Car.
⋙ harivaṃśa: ○vaṃśa m. the family of Kṛishṇa Suśr.; • the race of monkeys R.; • N. of various men Sadukt. Cat.; • m. n. (scil. purāṇa) N. of a celebrated poem supplementary to the Mahā-bhārata on the history and adventures of Kṛishṇa and his family (it is usually regarded as part of the greater epic, though really a comparatively modern addition to it; • cf. IW. 418); • -kavi m. N. of an author Cat.; • -kṛṣṇa-līlā f. N. of wk; • -gosvāmin m. N. of an author Cat.; • -catuṣka n. N. of wk; • -candra-gosvāmin m. N. of an author Cat.; • -deva m. N. of a teacher ib.; • -nyāsa m. N. of wk; • -paṇḍita m. N. of an author Cat.; • -purāṇa n. N. of wk; • -bhaṭṭa (?), m. N. of an author Cat.; • -vilāsa m. -śravaṇa-vidhāna n. -śravaṇa-vidhi m. -sāra-carita n. N. of wks
⋙ harivaṃśya: ○vaṃśya mfn. belonging to Hari's family Śatr. (hári-), mfn. possessing Hari MW.; • possṭpossessing bay horses (m. N. of Indra) RV. VS. AitBr.; • connected with the yellow (Soma) RV.; • containing the word hari ([atī], f. 'such a verse') Br. Lāṭy.
⋙ harivana: ○vana n. a proper N., g. kṣubhnâdi
⋙ harivandana: ○vandana n. N. of wk
⋙ harivara: ○vara mfn. the best of the monkeys R.; • m. N. of a king Kathās.; • n. N. of a town ib.
⋙ harivarṇa: ○varṇa m. N. of a man PañcavBr.; • n. N. of a Sāman (wṛ. for hāriv○)
⋙ harivarpas: ○varpas (hári-), mfn. having a yellowish or greenish appearance RV.
⋙ harivarman: ○varman m. N. of various men Inscr. Buddh. Cat.; • ○ma-deva m. N. of a king Inscr.
⋙ harivarṣa: ○varṣa n. one of the 9 divisions of Jambu-dviipa (the country between the Nishadha and Hema-kūṭa mountains; • See varṣa) MBh. Pur. Śatr.; • m. N. of a king of Hari-varsha Pur.
⋙ harivallabha: ○vallabha m. 'beloved by Vishṇu', N. of various men (also -rāya) Kshitîś. Col. Cat.; • (ā), f. N. of Lakshmī MW.; • sacred basil L.; • another plant (= jayā) ib.
⋙ harivāghala: ○vāghala m. N. of a man Cat.
⋙ harivāyustuti: ○vāyu-stuti f. N. of wk
⋙ harivāluka: ○vāluka n. the fragrant bark of Feronia Elephantum Bhpr.
⋙ harivāsa: ○vāsa mfn. (prob.) wearing a yellow garment (Vishṇu) MBh.; • m. Ficus Religiosa L.
⋙ harivāsara: ○vāsara n. Vishṇu's day (the 11th or 12th lunar day, or accord. to some, the first quarter of the 12th lunar day), Kṛishṇaj
⋙ harivāsuka: ○vāsuka n. = -vāluka L.
⋙ harivāhana: ○vāhana m. 'Vishṇu-bearer', N. of the bird Garuḍa L.; • 'having bay horses', N. of Indra MBh. R.; • of the sun L.; • -diś f. Indra's quarter, i.e. the east Vikr.
⋙ harivijaya: ○vijaya m. N. of wk. by Sarva-sena; • -kāvya n. N. of wk
⋙ harivinoda: ○vinoda m
⋙ harivilāsa: ○vilāsa m
⋙ harivilāsakāvya: ○vilāsa-kāvya n. N. of wks
⋙ harivṛkṣa: ○vṛkṣa m. a kind of tree Suśr. (cf. 2. -dru)
⋙ harivṛṣa: ○vṛṣa (?), n. = -varṣa n. L.
⋙ harivyāsa: ○vyāsa (cf. W.),
⋙ harivyāsadeva: ○vyāsa-deva
⋙ harivyāsamiśra: ○vyāsa-miśra
⋙ harivyāsamuni: ○vyāsamuni (cf. Cat.), m. N. of various men
⋙ harivrata: ○vrata (hári-), mfn. (perhaps) one whose sphere or whose surroundings are yellow RV.
⋙ hariśaṃkara: ○śaṃkara m. N. of various men Cat.; • of a place ib.
⋙ hariśaya: ○śayá mf(ā́)n. resting or being in gold VS. v, 8; • (ā), f. N. of the verse yā́ te agne hari-śayā́ tanū́ḥ ib.
⋙ hariśayana: ○śayana n. Vishṇu's sleep L.
⋙ hariśara: ○śara m. having Vishṇu for an arrow, N. of Śiva (Śiva having Vishṇu as the shaft which set the cities of Tripura on fire) L.
⋙ hariśarman: ○śarman (cf. Kathās.),
⋙ hariśarmārya: ○śarmârya (cf. Inscr.),
⋙ hariśikha: ○śikha (cf. Kathās.), m. N. of various persons
⋙ hariśipra: ○śipra (hári-), mfn. having yellow (golden) cheek-guards on (his) helmet RV.; • m. 'ruddy-jawed', N. of Indra MW.
⋙ hariścandra: ○ścandra (hári-), mfn. ( See candra) having golden splendour RV.; • m. N. of the 28th king of the solar dynasty in the Tretā age (he was son of Tri-śaṅku, and was celebrated for his piety; • accord. to the Mārkaṇḍeya-Purāṇa he gave up his country, his wife and his son, and finally himself, to satisfy the demands of Viśvāmitra; • after enduring incredible sufferings, he won the pity of the gods and was raised with his subjects to heaven: accord. to MBh. ii, 489 &c., his performance of the Rāja-sūya sacrifice was the cause of his elevation, and in the Aitareya-Brāhmaṇa quite another legend is told about him, See under śunaḥśepa, p. 1082, col. 3: in later legends Hari-ścandra is represented as insidiously induced by Nārada to relate his actions with unbecoming pride, whereupon he was degraded from Svarga, one stage at each sentence, till stopping in time and doing homage to the gods he was fixed with his capital in mid-air [Page 1291, Column 1]; • his aerial city is popularly believed to be still visible in the skies at particular times; • cf. saubha) Br. MaitrUp. MBh. &c; • N. of various authors &c. Inscr. Cat.: m. or n. (?) N. of a place Cat.; • n. N. of a Liṅga MW.; • -caritra n. N. of wk; • -tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha MW.; • -pura n. the city of Harikandra (= saubha) L.; • a mirage VarBṛS.; • -purāṇa n. -yaśaś-caudra-candrikā f. ○ścandrâkhyāyikā, f. ○ścandrôpâkhyāna n. N. of wks
⋙ hariśmasāru: ○śmasāru (hári-), mfn. having a ruddy or yellow beard RV.
⋙ hariśmaśru: ○śmaśru mfn. id. MBh. Hariv. R.; • m. N. of a D1nava BhP.
⋙ hariśrama: ○śrama m. N. of a man Cat.
⋙ hariśravā: ○śravā wṛ. for next VP.
⋙ hariśrāvā: ○śrāvā f. N. of a river MBh.
⋙ hariśrī: ○śrī́ mfn. beautifully yellow, goldcoloured RV. PañcavBr.; • blessed with Soma RV.; • blessed with or abounding in horses MW.; • -nidhana n. N. of a Sāman PañcavBr.
⋙ hariṣac: ○ṣác (ṣā́c), mfn. occupied with the yellow (Soma) RV.
⋙ hariṣeṇa: ○ṣeṇa m. (ṣeṇa for sena fr. senā) N. of a son of the 10th Manu VP.; • of the 10th of the Jaina Cakra-vartins in Bhārata L.
⋙ hariṣṭhā: ○ṣṭhā́ mfn. (ṣṭhā, for sthā) borne along by bay horses RV.; • one who stands over horses, a guider of horses MW.
⋙ harisaktha: ○saktha n. saṃjñāyām Pāṇ. 8-3, 99 Sch.
⋙ harisakha: ○sakha m. 'friend of Indra', a Gandharva Kir.
⋙ harisaṃkīrtana: ○saṃkīrtana n. the act of pronouncing or repeating the name of Vishṇu (supposed to possess great efficacy) Cat.; • N. of wk
⋙ harisādhanacandrikā: ○sādhana-candrikā f. N. of wk
⋙ harisiṃha: ○siṃha m. N. of a king Kathās.; • -deva (śrī-hari-), m. N. of a king Inscr.
⋙ harisiddhi: ○siddhi f. N. of a goddess Pañcad.
⋙ harisuta: ○suta m. 'son of Hari', N. of Arjuna MW.; • of the 10th Cakra-vartin (= -ṣeṇa) L.
⋙ harisūkta: ○sū7kta n. N. of a partic. hymn addressed to Hari Cat.
⋙ harisūnu: ○sūnu m. son of Hari', N. of Arjuna MW.
⋙ harisena: ○sena m. N. of a minister of Samudra-gupta Inscr.; • of an author Cat.
⋙ harisevakamiśra: ○sevaka-miśra m. N. of an author ib.
⋙ harisoma: ○soma m. N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ haristava: ○stava mfn. one whose bay horses are praised ŚāṅkhBr.
⋙ haristuti: ○stuti f
⋙ haristotra: ○stotra n. of hymns (in praise of Vishṇu)
⋙ harisvāmin: ○svāmin m. N. of various men Kathās. Cat.; • (○mi) -putra m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ harihaya: ○haya m. a horse of Indra R.; • 'having bay or gold-coloured horses', N. of Indra MBh. R.; • of the Sun W.; • of Skanda ib.; • of Gaṇêśa ib.; • ○yânuja m. 'Indra's yoūger brother', N. of Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa R.
⋙ harihara: ○hara m. 'Vishṇu-Śiva', a partic. form of deity consisting of Vishṇu and Śiva conjoined Kāv. RTL. 65; • (du. or in comp.) Vishṇu and Siva Hariv. Hit.; • N. of various persons Tattvas. Kshitîś. &c; • of a river PrâyaŚc.; • -kathā f. the repeating of the names of Vishṇu and Śiva Hit.; • -kṣetra n. 'sacred place of Vishṇu and Śiva conjoined', N. of a place of pilgrimage MW.; • -khāna, tarkâlaṃkāra-bhaṭṭâcārya m. N. of certain men Cat.; • -tāratamya n. N. of various wks; • -dīkṣita m. N. of a man Cat.; • -drkṣitīya n. N. of wk; • -deva (Śārṅgp. Inscr.), -deva-hindū-pati, -paṇḍita (Cat.), m. N. of certain men; • -paddhati f. N. of wk; • -purī m. N. of an author Cat.; • praśaṃsā f. N. of wk; • -prasāda, -brahman m. N. of authors Cat.; • -brahma-mānasika-snāna-vidhi m. N. of wk; • -bhaṭṭa, -bhaṭṭâcārya m. N. of authors Cat.; • -bhāṣya n. -bheda-dhik-kāra m. -manṇḍala ṣoḍaśa-liṅgôbhava m. N. of wks; • -mahā-rāja m. N. of a man Cat.; • -māhātmya n. N. of ch. of the Skanda-Purāṇa; • -miśra m. N. of a man Cat.; • -yoga m. -vilāsa m. N. of wks; • -sarasvatī m. N. of a teacher Cat.; • -stotra n. N. of various Stotras; • -svāmin; • ○râgni-hotrin m. N. of authors Cat.; • ○râtmaka mfn. consisting of or comprising Vishṇu and Śiva in their united state, relating to Vishṇu and ŚṭŚiva Hariv. VarP.; • m. the bull of Śiva L.; • N. of Garuḍa ib.; • of Daksha ib.; • n. = hari-hara-kṣetra MW.; • ○râtmaka-stora n. N. of various Stotras; • ○rânanda m. N. of various men Cat.; • ○rânusaraṇa-yātrā f. N. of wk; • ○rârya m. N. of a teacher Cat.; • ○râṣṭôttara-śata-nāman n. ○râṣṭôttara-śata-nāmâvali f. ○rôpâdhi-vivecana n. N. of wks; • ○rôpâdhyāya m. N. of an author, Cat
⋙ harihariharivāha: ○hari-harivāha m. (with Buddhists) N. of a Lokeśvara W.
⋙ harihariharivāhanasādhana: ○hari-hari-vāhana-sādhana N. of wk
⋙ hariheti: ○heti f. Indra's weapon, i.e. the rainbow, (or) Vishṇu's weapon, i.e. the Cakra; • -má mfn. adorned with a rainbow Mālatīm.; • -hūti m. 'named after the Cakra', Anas Casarca Śiś. (cf. cakra-vāka)
⋙ harindravaiśeṣika: harindra-vaiśeṣika N. of wk
⋙ harīśa: harī7śa m. a king of the monkeys R. [Page 1291, Column 2]
⋙ harīśaya: harī-śayá mf(ā)n. = hari-śayá VPrāt.
: harekṛṣṇamahāmantrārthanirūpaṇa3hare-kṛṣṇa-mahāmantrârtha-nirūpaṇa n. N. of wk
≫ harika 2: harika m. (for 1. See p. 1289, col, 2) a horse of a yellowish or reddish brown colour W.
≫ hariṇa: hariṇá mf(ī́)n. (the fem. háriṇī belongs to harita) fawn-coloured, yellowish, tawny (also said of unhealthy complexion), greenish, green MaitrUp. MBh.; • m. yellowish (&c.) the colour L.; • a deer, antelope, fawn, stag (one of 5 kinds, others being called ṛṣya, ruru, pṛṣata, mṛga) RV. &c. &c; • an ichneumon MaitrS.; • a goose L.; • the sun L.; • a minor division of the world W.; • N. of Vishṇu or Śiva L.; • of a Gaṇa of Śiva L.; • of a serpent. demon MBh.; • of an ichneumon (vḷ. harita) ib.; • (ī́), f. See below
⋙ hariṇakalaṅka: ○kalaṅka m. 'deer-spotted', the moon L.
⋙ hariṇacarman: ○carman n. a deer-skin Kauś.
⋙ hariṇadhāman: ○dhāman m. 'deer-abode', the moon Rājat.
⋙ hariṇanayanā: ○nayanā f. a deer-eyed woman Daś.
⋙ hariṇanartaka: ○nartaka m. a Kiṃnara L.
⋙ hariṇapṛṇākā: ○pṛṇākā f. a young female deer ĀpŚr.
⋙ hariṇapluta: ○pluta n
⋙ hariṇaplutā: ○plutā f. N. of two metres Piṅg.
⋙ hariṇalakṣaṇa: ○lakṣaṇa (cf. Gol.),
⋙ hariṇalakṣman: ○lakṣman (cf. Bālar.),
⋙ hariṇalāñchana: ○lāñchana (cf. Kād.), m. 'dṭdeer-marked', the moon
⋙ hariṇalocanā: ○locanā f. = -nayanā R.
⋙ hariṇalolākṣī: ○lolâkṣī f. a woman with eyes rolling like a deer's ib.
⋙ hariṇahṛdaya: ○hṛdaya mfn. 'deerhearted', timid L.
⋙ hariṇākrīḍana: hariṇâkrīḍana or n. a partic. children's game Hariv.
⋙ hariṇākrīḍita: hariṇâkrīḍḍita n. a partic. children's game Hariv.
⋙ hariṇākṣa: hariṇâkṣa m. 'deer-eyed', the moon L.; • (ī), f. a deer-eyed woman Hcat.; • a kind of perfume L.
⋙ hariṇāṅka: hariṇâṅka m. 'deer-marked', the moon W.
⋙ hariṇādhipa: hariṇâdhipa m. 'deerking', a lion Jain.
⋙ hariṇāntara: hariṇântara m. a species of deer MW.
⋙ hariṇāyatekṣaṇā: hariṇâyatêkṣaṇā f. a woman with eyes long as a deer's Vcar.
⋙ hariṇāri: hariṇâri m. deer-enemy, a lion Anarghar.
⋙ hariṇāśva: hariṇâśva m. 'deer-horse', the wind Vās.; • N. of a man MBh.
⋙ hariṇekṣaṇā: hariṇêkṣaṇā f. a deer-eyed woman Naish. Prasannar.
⋙ hariṇeśa: hariṇêśa m. 'deer-lord', a lion Hcar.
≫ hariṇaka: hariṇaka m. a small deer, deer Kād.
≫ hariṇāya: hariṇāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become a deer, Sṛiṅgār
≫ hariṇī: hariṇī́ f. a female deer, doe TS. &c. &c; • Rubia Munjista L.; • yellow jasmine L.; • one of the four kinds of beautiful women (corresponding to the kind of man termed mṛga) L.; • a golden image Rājat.; • a kind of metre (four times -, ) Piṅg.; • a kind of Svara-bhakti (q.v.) TPrāt. Sch.; • N. of an Apsaras Ragh.; • of a Yakshiṇī Buddh.; • of the mother of Hari (Vishṇu) BhP. pl. N. of the verses AV. xviii, 2, 11-18 Kauś.
⋙ hariṇīdṛś: ○dṛś or f. a doe-eyed woman Kāv.
⋙ hariṇīnayaṇā: ○nayaṇā f. a doe-eyed woman Kāv.
⋙ hariṇīrūpāya: ○rūpāya Ā. ○yate, to resemble a doe Gīt.
⋙ hariṇīvṛtta: ○vṛtta n. the Hariṇī-metre MW.
≫ harit: harít mfn. fawn-coloured, pale yellow, yellowish, pale red, fallow, bay, tawny, greenish RV. &c. &c; • m. pale yellow, reddish, bay (the colour) L.; • a horse of the Sun (harito harīṃś ca, acc, pl. 'the horses of the Sun and of Indra') Śak.; • emerald BhP.; • a lion L.; • the sun L.; • N. of Vishṇu L.; • Phaseolus Mungo (prob. wṛ. for hari) L.; • f. a female horse of a reddish colour, a bay mare (applied to the horses of Soma, Indra, and Tvashṭṛi, and esp. to sapta-haritaḥ, 'the 7 horses of the Sun', thought to symbolize the days of the week) RV. TS. MBh. R. BhP.; • a quarter of the sky RV. ŚBr. Kāv. &c; • pl. rivers (= nadyas) Naigh. i, 13; • grass or a species of grass L.; • turmeric W.
⋙ haritpati: ○pati m. the regent of a quarter of the sky Naish.
⋙ haritparṇa: ○parṇa n. 'green-leaved', a radish L.
⋙ haritmat: ○mat mfn. g. yavâdi
⋙ haritvat: ○vat (hárit-), mfn. goldcoloured RV.
≫ harita: hárita mf(ā or háriṇī) n. yellowish, pale yellow, fallow, pale red, pale (also, 'pale with fright'), greenish, green (also; • 'verdant' as opp. to śuṣka 'dry') RV. &c. &c; • m. yellowish (the colour) L.; • Phaseolus Mungo qr Lobatus L.; • a lion L.; • N. of a son of Kaiśyapa ŚBr.; • of a son of Yadu Hariv.; • of a son of Rohita BhP.; • of a son of Rohitâśva ib.; • of a son of Yuvanāśva ib.; • of a son of Parāvṛit ib.; • of a son of Vapushmat MārkP.; • of an ichneumon (vḷ. hariṇa) MBh.; • pl. the descendants of Harita (also called harītāḥ), Āś1vŚr. (cf. Pāṇ. 2-4, 67 Vārtt. i Pat.); • N. of partic. verses of the AV. (also haretā mantrāḥ) Cat.; • of a class of gods in the 12th Manvantara Pur.; • (ā), f. Dūrvā grass Śiś. (= nīla-dūrva L.); • turmeric L.; • a brown-coloured grape L.; • Sesbana Aegyptiaca L.; • a kind of Svara-bhakti TPrāt. Sch.; • (am), n. a yellowish or greenish substance ŚBr.; • gold AV. Kāṭh.; • greens, vegetables Vishṇ. ('unripe grain' Sch.); • a kind of fragrant plant (= sthauṇcyaka) L.
⋙ haritakapiśa: ○kapiśa mfn. yellowish-brown Megh.
⋙ haritakātya: ○kātya m. N. of a man Pāṇ. 1-æ73 Vārtt.8. [Page 1291, Column 3]
⋙ haritagarbha: ○garbha mf(ā)n. containing a golden germ ĀpŚr.
⋙ haritagomaya: ○gomaya m. pl. fresh cow-dung Kauś. Gobh.
⋙ haritacārika: ○cārika mfn. (perhaps) using supernatural means of locomotion Divyâv.
⋙ haritacchada: ○cchada mf(ā)n. having green leaves MBh.; • m. a tree, plant L.
⋙ haritajambhan: ○jambhan mfn. Pāṇ. 5-4, 125
⋙ haritatṛṇa: ○tṛṇa n. green grass MW.
⋙ haritatva: ○tva n. yellowish green (the colour) Car.
⋙ haritadhānya: ○dhānya n. green i.e. unripe corn Gaut.
⋙ haritanemin: ○nemin mfn. having (a chariot with) golden fellies (Śiva), R:
⋙ haritapattramaya: ○pattra-maya mf(ī)n. formed of green leaves Śiś.
⋙ haritapattrikā: ○pattrikā f. a species of plant L.
⋙ haritapāṇḍu: ○pāṇḍu mfn. yellowish-pale Suśr.
⋙ haritaprabha: ○prabha mfn. appearing yellowish or pale Hariv.
⋙ haritabheṣaja: ○bheṣajá n. a remedy against jaundice AV.
⋙ haritayajña: ○yajña m. N. of a man ( See hāritay○)
⋙ haritayava: ○yava m. green barley ĀpŚr.
⋙ haritalatā: ○latā f. = pattrikā L.
⋙ haritaśāka: ○śāka m. Moringa Pterygospermum L.
⋙ haritasena: ○sena m. N. of a king Buddh.
⋙ haritaspṛśa: ○spṛśa mfn. (?) JaimUp.
⋙ haritasraj: ○sraj (hárita-), mfn. wearing or forming yellow (green) garlands AV.; • adorned with a golden chain or garland AitBr.
⋙ haritahari: ○hari m. 'having reddish or bay horses', the Sun Kāv.
⋙ haritāruṇa: haritâruṇa mfn. yellowish-red Kum.
⋙ haritardhakāya: haritárdhakāya mfn. having half the body green Bcar.
⋙ haritāśma: haritâśma n. 'green-coloured stone', a turquoise or emerald L.; • sulphate of copper or blue vitriol L.
⋙ haritāśmaka: haritâśmaka n. a turquoise Hcat.
⋙ haritāśva: haritâśva mfn. having reddish or bay horses (the Sun) MBh.; • m. N. of a son of Su-dyumna VP.
⋙ haritopala: haritôpala m. 'green stone', an emerald BhP.
≫ haritaka: haritaka mfn. greenish (applied to the 6th unknown quantity) Col.; • m. or n. a green herb Car.; • (ī), f. Terminalia Chebula Divyâv.; • (am), n. grass Śiś.
⋙ haritakaśāka: ○śāka n. Moringa Pterygospermum Suśr.
≫ haritāya: haritāya Nom. P. Ā. ○yati or ○yate, to become or appear green Bhaṭṭ. Kād.
≫ haritāla: haritāla m. a kind of pigeon of a yellowish green colour, Columba Hurriyals L.; • (ī) f. Panicum Dactylon L.; • the blade of a sword L.; • the fourth (or third)ḍay in the light half of the month Bhādra L.; • a streak or line in the sky L.; • the atmosphere L.; • (am), n. yellow orpiment or sulphuret of arsenic (described as the seed or seminal energy of Vishṇu, = harer viiryam) MBh. Hariv. &c
⋙ haritālajanaka: ○janaka m. orpiment-producer (a word employed in modern Sanskṛit to express the metal arsenic)
⋙ maya: maya mf(ī)n. consisting or made of orpiment Kum.
≫ haritālaka: haritālaka m. a kind of pigeon (= haritāla) L.; • n. yellow orpiment L.; • painting the person, theatrical decoration W.; • (ikā), f. See next
≫ haritālikā: haritālikā f. Panicum Dactylon L.; • the fourth (or third) day of the light half of the month Bhādra L.
⋙ haritālikākathā: ○kathā f
⋙ haritālikāpūjana: ○pūjana n. N. of wks
⋙ haritālikāvrata: ○vrata n. a partic. religious observance on the above day Cat.; • -kathā f. -nirṇaya m. N. of wks
≫ haritīkṛta: haritī-kṛta mfn. painted green Hit.
≫ harid: harid in comp. fur harit
⋙ haridambara: ○ambara mfn. wearing a yellow or green garment Cat.
⋙ haridaśva: ○aśva m. 'having fallow horses', the Sun Ragh. Śiś.
⋙ haridgarbha: ○garbha m. a kind of Kuśa grass (prob. wṛ. for hariddarbha) L.
⋙ hariddantāvala: ○dantāvala m
⋙ haridrañjanī: ○rañjanī f. turmeric L.
⋙ haridvarṇa: ○varṇa mfn. green-coloured, of a yellowish golden colour MW.
≫ haridra: haridra m. the yellow sandal tree VarBṛS.; • N. of a deity Col.; • (ā), f. See below
≫ haridraka: haridraka m. the yellow sandal tree VarBṛS.; • N. of a serpent-demon MBh.
≫ haridrā: haridrā f. Curcunia Longa, turmeric or its √ground to powder (46 synonyms of this plant are given) Kauś. MBh. Suśr. &c; • N. of a river Col.
⋙ haridrākta: ○"ṣkta (○drâkta), mfn. smeared or stained with turmeric MW. =
⋙ haridrāgaṇapati: ○gaṇa-pati m. a partic. form of the god Gaṇêśa (in whose honour a Mantra is repeated with offerings of turmeric); • -prakaraṇa n. N. of wk
⋙ haridrāgṇeśa: ○gṇêśa m. = gaṇa-pati Cat.
⋙ haridrāṅga: ○"ṣṅga (○drâṅga), m. a kind of pigeon (= haritāla) L.
⋙ haridrādāna: ○dāna n. N. of wk
⋙ haridrādvaya: ○dvaya n. Curcuma Longa and CṭCurcuma Aromatica L.
⋙ haridrābha: ○"ṣbha (○drâbha), mfn. resembling turmeric; • of a yellow colour L.; • m. Curcuma Zerumbet or Terminalia Tomentosa L.
⋙ haridrāmeha: ○meha m. yellow diabetes Suśr.; • ○hin mfn. suffering from it ib.
⋙ haridrārāga: ○rāga or mfn. 'tṭturmeric-coloured', unsteady in affection or attachment, fickle, capricious (like the colour of turmeric], which does not last) L.
⋙ haridrārāgaka: ○rāgaka mfn. 'tṭturmeric-coloured', unsteady in affection or attachment, fickle, capricious (like the colour of turmeric], which does not last) L.
≫ haridrika: haridrika mfn. dealing in turmeric, g. kisarâdi
≫ harin 1: harin m. (m. c. for hari, only in gen. pl. hariṇām) a monkey R. (B.) iv. 44, 16
≫ harin 2: harin in comp. for harit
⋙ harinmaṇi: ○maṇi m. 'green gem', an emerald Śiś. BhP.; • -maya mf(ī)n. made or consisting of emerald, Dharniaś
⋙ harinmudga: ○mudga m. Phaseolus Mungo L. [Page 1292, Column 1]
≫ hariman 2: harimán m. (for 1. See p. 1289, col. 2) yellow colour, yellowness (as a disease), jaundice RV. AV.
≫ hariya: hariya m. a horse of a reddish or bay colour L.
≫ hariśa: hariśa mfn. g., lomâdi
≫ harītakī: harītakī f. (rarely ○ka m. n.) the yellow Myrobalan tree, Terminalia Chebula (28 synonyms and seven varieties are enumerated; • the fruit is used for dyeing yellow and as a laxative) Suśr. Hariv. VarBṛS.
⋙ harītakīcūrṇa: ○cūrṇa n. the powdered seed of the Myrobalan tree VarBṛS.
⋙ harītakyādi: harītaky-ādi N. of a medic. wk
≫ hary: hary in comp. for hári
⋙ haryakṣa: ○akṣá mfn. yelloweyed VS. MBh.; • m. a lion MBh. R.; • the zodiacal sign Leo Cat.; • a monkey R.; • N. of Kubera L.; • of a demon causing diseases PārGṛ.; • of an Asura BhP.; • of a son of Pṛithu ib.; • of Śiva MW.
⋙ haryakṣan: ○akṣan mfn
⋙ haryakṣa: ○akṣa MBh.
⋙ haryaṅkakula: ○aṅka-kula mfn. born in the family whose symbol is the lion (i.e. the solar race) Bcar.
⋙ haryaṅga: ○aṅga m. N. of a son of Campa Hariv. VP.
⋙ haryamara: ○amara m. N. of a man Virac.
⋙ haryavana: ○avana m. N. of a son of Kṛita BhP.
⋙ haryaśva: ○aśva m. a bay horse (of Indra) MBh. R.; • (hâry.), mfn. possessing bay horses RV.; • m. N. of Indra BhP.; • of Śiva MBh.; • of various men
ib. Hariv. R. Pur. Pāṇ. N. of the sons of Daksha Hariv. Pur.; • -cāpa 'Indra's bow', the rainbow Hariv.; • -prasūta (hā́ryaśva-), mf(ā)n. impelled or instigated by him who possesses bay horses RV.
⋙ haryaṣṭaka: ○aṣṭaka n. N. of wk
⋙ haryātman: ○ātman m. N. of a Vyāsa VP.
⋙ haryānanda: ○ānanda m. N. of a pupil of Rāmānanda W.
≫ haryajvāyana: haryajvāyana m. (prob. fur hari-y○) N. of a teacher JaimUp.
≫ hāra 3: hāra mfn. (for 1. and 2. See p. 1289, col. 2) relating to Hari or Vishṇn BhP.
≫ hārika: hārika mfn. being like Hari (= harir iva), g. aṅguly-ādi; • m. pl. N. of a people MārkP.
≫ hārikarṇa: hārikarṇa m. patr. fr. hari-karṇa Pravar.
≫ hārikarnīputra: hā́rikarnī-pútra m. N. of a preceptor ŚBr.
≫ hārikeyī: hārikeyī f. a patr. Pāṇ. 4-1, 15, Vartt. 1 Pat.
≫ hāriṇa: hāriṇa mfn. belonging or relating to or derived from deer, Kauś MBh. &c; • n. venison MW.
≫ hāriṇaka: hāriṇaka mfn. hunting deer Pāṇ. 4-4, 35 Sch.
≫ hāriṇāśvā: hāriṇāśvā f. (fr. hariṇâśva) a panic. Mūcehanā, Saṃgīt
≫ hārita 2: hârita m. (fr. harit and harita) green (the colour) W.; • a moderate wind neither too gentle nor too strong L.; • the Haritāla pigeon L.; • 'descendant of Haeita', N. of a son of Viśvāmitra (pl. his family, also called haritāḥ) MBh. Hariv. VP.; • (ā), f. a kind of Svara-bhakti (v. l. haritā) TPrāt. Sch.; • (ī), f. a patr. (-putra m. a son of Hariti) Lalit.
≫ hāritaka: hāritaka n. = haritaka, a green vegetable L.
≫ hāritakāta: hāritakāta m. pl. the descendants of Haritakātya Pāṇ. 1-æ73, Vartt. 8
≫ hāritayajña: hāritayajña mfn. relating or belonging to Harita-yajña L.
≫ hāritāyana: hāritāyana m. patr. fr. hārita Pāṇ. 4-1, 100
≫ hāritāsra: hāritāsra m. N. of a man Cat.
≫ hāridra: hāridrá mfn. (fr. haridrā) coloured with turmeric, yellow ŚBr. &c. &c; • m. a yellow colour L.; • the Kadamba tree L.; • a kind of vegetable poison Bhpr.; • a kind of fever (also of animals) ib.
⋙ hāridratva: ○tva n. yellowness Car.
⋙ hāridrameha: ○meha
⋙ hāridramehin: ○meḍhin = haridrā-m○, lb
≫ hāridraka: hāridraka mfn. yellow VarBṛS.; • m. a kind of tree L.; • N. of a serpent-demon Hariv.
≫ hāridrava: hāridravá (or hā́r○), m. (fr. hari-dru) a kind of yellow bird RV. AV.; • pl. the disciples of Haridru Nir.; • (also ○vika) m. or n. a work of the Hari
≫ hāridravin: hāridravin m. the disciples of Hari-dru Pāṇ. 4-3, 104 Sch.
≫ hāridravīya: hāridravīya or m. pl. id., IndSt
⋙ hāridraveya: hāridraḍveya m. pl. id., IndSt
≫ hāridrumata: hāridrumata m. patr. fr. haridru-mat ChUp.
≫ hāriyojana: hāriyojaná mf(ī)n. (fr. hari-y○) one who harnesses bay horses (Indra) RV.; • m. a partic. Somagraga VS. ŚBr. ŚrS. ŚrS.
≫ hārivarṇa: hārivarṇa n. (fr. hari-v○) N. of various Sīmans ĀrshBr.
≫ hārivāsa: hārivāsa m. (fr. hari-v○) N. of a deity W.
≫ hāriṣeṇi: hāriṣeṇi and m. patr. fr. hari-ṣeṇa Pāṇ. 4-1, 152 and 153 Sch.
⋙ hāriṣeṇya: hāriṣeḍṇya m. patr. fr. hari-ṣeṇa Pāṇ. 4-1, 152 and 153 Sch.
≫ hārīta 2: hārīta m. (for 1. See p. 1289, col. 3) = harīta, the Haritāla pigeon MBh. Suśr. &c; • N. of various authors &c. (esp. of a lawyer often quoted) Āpast. TPrāt. MBh. &c; • pl. the descendants of Hārīta VP.; • N. of a people R. (ī), f. N. of a deity (-putra m. N. of a family, IndSt.)
⋙ hārītadharmaśāstra: ○dharma-śāstra n. Hārīta's law-book Cat.
⋙ hārītabandha: ○bandha m. a kind of metre Col.
⋙ hārītaśikṣā: ○śikṣā
⋙ hārītasaṃhitā: ○saṃhitā
⋙ hārītasmṛti: ○smṛti f. N. of wks. [Page 1292, Column 2]
≫ hārītaka: hārītaka m. the Haritāla pigeon Pañcat.; • N. of an author VP.
≫ hārīti: hārīti m. pl. patr. fr. hārīta Pravar.
≫ hāryaśva: hāryaśva m. patr. fr. hary-aśva g. bidâdi
≫ hāryojana: hāryojaná v. l. for hāriyojana MaitrS.
hari 3: hari ind. (for 1. See p. 1289, col. 2; • for 2. ib., col. 3) an exclamation ('alas!') MW.
harija: harija n. (= Gk. ?, ) the horizon VarBṛS.; • the [1292, 2] longitudinal parallax Sūryas.
haribha: haribha See hariva
harimanta: harimanta m. N. of an Āṅgirasa (author of RV. ix, 72) Anukr.
harile: harile ind. (in dram.) a vocative particle used in addressing a female slave W.
hariva: hariva m. or n. a partic. high number Buddh.
hariṣa: hariṣa m. = harska, joy L.
harīśaya: harīśaya See hari-śaya, p. 1290
harīṣā: harīṣā f. a partic. kind of seasoning or condiment (v. l. hari-śa) Bhpr.
haruṇa: haruṇa m. or n. a partic. high number Buddh.
hareṇu: hareṇu m. a kind of pea or pulse (with slightly globular seeds) Suśr.; • a creeper marking the boundary of a village L.; • N. of Laṅkā L.; • f. a sort of drug or perfume (= reṇukā) L.; • a respectable woman L.; • a copper-coloured deer L.
≫ hareṇuka: hareṇuka m. (or ā f.) a kind of pea or pulse Lalit. Suśr.
harta: harta ○tavya, ○tṛ &c. See p. 1289, col. 2
hartālikāvratanirṇaya: hartālikā-vrata-nirṇaya m. N. of wk
harman: harman See p. 1289, col. 2
harmita: harmita mfn. thrown, cast, sent L.; • burnt (cf. ghirma) L.
harmuṭa: harmuṭa m. a tortoise L.; • the sun L.
harmya: harmyá n. (ifc. f. ā; • said to be fr. √hṛ, 'to captivate or charm the mind'; • but rather connected with √2. ghṛ and gharma, and perhaps originally signifying 'the domestic fire-hearth'), a large house, palace, mansion, any house or large building or residence of a wealthy person RV. &c. &c; • a stronghold, prison RV. v, 32, 5 ; viii, 5, 23; • a fiery pit, place of torment, region of darkness, the nether world MW.; • mfn. living in houses ib.
⋙ harmyacara: ○cara mfn. moving or living in a mansion or palace, Kṛishṇaj
⋙ harmyatala: ○tala (cf. Suśr.),
⋙ harmyapṛsṭh: ○pṛsṭh (cf. Hariv.), n. the flat roof or upper room of any mansion or palace
⋙ harmyabhāj: ○bhāj mfn. living in apṭap MW.
⋙ harmyavalabhī: ○valabhī f. -tala VarBṛS.
⋙ harmyastha: ○stha mfn. being in a house or palace MW.
⋙ harmyasthala: ○sthala n. = -tala Megh.
⋙ harmyāgra: harmyâgra n. = harmya-tala Ragh.
⋙ harmyāṅgana: harmyâṅgana n. the court of a palace MW.
≫ harmikā: harmikā f. a summer-house on a Stūpa Divyâv.
≫ harmyeṣṭhā: harmye-ṣṭhā́ mfn. (fr. loc. of harmya + sthā) being in a house or stall (cf. gharmye-ṣṭhā) RV.
hary: hary cl. r.P. (Dhātup. xv, 7) haryáti (rarely A. ○te; • pr. p. P. háryat, or haryát see below A. háryamāṇa), to like, delight in, be fond of or pleased with, yearn after, long for (acc. or loc.) RV.; • to go Naigh. ii, 14; • to threaten Dhātup.: Intens. jāharyīti, jāharti, jāharyati Siddh. [Cf. Gk. ?.] [1292, 2]
≫ haryat: háryat or mfn. eager, willing, glad RV.
⋙ haryat: haryát mfn. eager, willing, glad RV.
≫ haryate: haryaté mfn. desired, wished for, pleasant, dear, precious RV.; • m. a horse (accord. to some, 'a steed fit for the Aśva-medha sacrifice') L.; • N. of the author of RV. viii, 72 (having the patr. Prāgātha) Anukr.
haryakṣa: hary-akṣa hary-aṅga &c. See above, col. i
haryatvata: haryatvata m. N. of a son of Kṛita (v. l. haryaśvata) VP.
haryāta: haryāta m. pl. N. of a people VP.
harṣa: harṣa m. (ifc. f. ā; • fr. √hṛṣ) bristling, erection (esp. of the hair in a thrill of rapture or delight) MBh. Kāv. &c; • joy, pleasure, happiness (also personified as a son of Dharma) KaṭhUp. MBh. &c. [Page 1292, Column 3]; • erection of the sexual organ, sexual excitement, lustfulness Suśr.; • ardent desire MBh.; • N. of an Asura Kathās.; • of a son of Kṛishṇa BhP.; • of various authors &c. (also with dīkṣita, miśra, sūri &c; • cf. śrī-harṣa); • mfn. happy, delighted W.
⋙ harṣakara: ○kara mf(ī)n. causing joy or happiness BhP.
⋙ harṣakīrti: ○kīrti m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ harṣakīlaka: ○kīlaka m. a kind of sexual enjoyment L.
⋙ harṣakula: ○kula
⋙ harṣakulāgraṇīkuśala: ○kulâgraṇī-kuśala m. N. of authors
⋙ harṣakṛt: ○kṛt m. N. of a man VP.
⋙ harṣakaumudī: ○kaumudī f. N. of a Commentary
⋙ harṣakrodha: ○krodha m. du. joy and anger Hit.
⋙ harṣagaṇi: ○gaṇi m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ harṣagadgada: ○gadgada mfn. (a voice) faltering with joy MBh.
⋙ harṣagarbha: ○garbha mfn. full of joy, blissful Daś.
⋙ harṣagupta: ○gupta m. N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ harṣacarita: ○carita n. N. of a poem by Bāṇa (containing the life of king Harsha-vardhaua of Sthānêśvara); • -vārttika n. -saṃketa m. N. of Comms. on the above wk
⋙ harṣacala: ○cala mfn. trembling with joy Ragh.
⋙ harṣaja: ○ja mfn. arising from joy MBh.; • n. semen L.
⋙ harṣajaḍa: ○jaḍa mfn. paralyzed with joy MW.
⋙ harṣadatta: ○datta
⋙ harṣadattasūnu: ○datta-sūnu m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ harṣadāna: ○dāna n. a gift joyfully offered Hcar.
⋙ harṣadeva: ○deva m. N. of a poet and king (also called śrī-h○, q.v.)
⋙ harṣadohala: ○dohala m. or n. lustful desire, Mslav
⋙ harṣadhara: ○dhara and m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ harṣanāthaśarman: ○nātha-śarman m. N. of authors Cat.
⋙ harṣanāda: ○nāda m. a shout of joy R.
⋙ harṣanibsvana: ○nibsvana (cf. Ragh.),
⋙ harṣanisvana: ○nisvana (cf. R.), m. id
⋙ harṣapura: ○pura n. N. of a town Kathās.; • (ī), f. (in music) a partic. Rāga Saṃgīt.
⋙ harṣapūrṇavaktra: ○pūrṇa-vaktra mfn. having a face full of joy Bcar.
⋙ harṣabhāj: ○bhāj mfn. partaking of joy, joyful, glad Pañcat.
⋙ harṣamaya: ○máya mf(ī)n. whose essence or nature is joy ŚBr.
⋙ harṣamalla: ○malla m. -deva Vās., Intred
⋙ harṣamitra: ○mitra m. N. of a king Rājat.
⋙ harṣayukta: ○yukta mfn. filled with joy, joyful VarBṛS.
⋙ harṣaratna: ○ratna and m. N. of two authors Cat.
⋙ harṣarāma: ○rāma m. N. of two authors Cat.
⋙ harṣavat: ○vat mfn. full of joy (ind.= 'joyfully') Śatr. Kathās. HPariś.; • (atī), f. N. of a princess Kathās.; • of a town ib.
⋙ harṣavardhana: ○vardhana m. a kind of musical composition Saṃgīt.; • m. N. of a powerful king of Northern India (said to have founded an era, AḌ. 605 or 606); • pl. N. of a people MārkP.
⋙ harṣavarman: ○varman m. N. of a king Kathās.
⋙ harṣavivardhana: ○vivardhana mfn. increasing or promoting joy MBh.
⋙ harṣavivṛddhasattva: ○vivṛddha-sattva mfn. one whose vigour is increased by happiness MW.
⋙ harṣaviṣāda: ○viṣāda m. joy and depression Mālav.
⋙ harṣavihvala: ○vihvala mfn. agitated with joy, overjoyed W.
⋙ harṣaveṇuka: ○veṇuka m. a festival L.
⋙ harṣaśeka: ○śeka m. du. joy and sorrow KaṭhUp.
⋙ harṣasamanvita: ○samanvita filled with joy, joyful, w
⋙ harṣasampuṭa: ○sampuṭa m. a kind of sexual enjoyment L.
⋙ harṣasvana: ○svana m. a cry of joy, sound of pleasure L.
⋙ harṣākula: harṣâkula mfn. agitated with joy R.
⋙ harṣātiśaya: harṣâtiśaya m. excess of joy Bcar.
⋙ harṣānvita: harṣânvita mfn. full of joy, happy MBh.
⋙ harṣāviṣṭa: harṣâviṣṭa mfn. penetrated or filled with joy Pañcat.
⋙ harṣāśru: harṣâśru n. tears of joy Daś.
⋙ harṣeśvaramāhātmya: harṣêśvara-māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ harṣotkarṣa: harṣôtkarṣa m. excess of happiness W.
⋙ harṣotphullalocana: harṣôtphulla-locana mfn. one whose eyes are opened wide in rapture, Ratn7v
⋙ harṣodaya: harṣôdaya m. rise of joy, occurrence of pleasure W.
≫ harṣaka: harṣaka mfn. thrilling, setting on edge ( danta-h○); • gladdening, delighting R.; • m. N. of a mountain L.; • of a son of Citra-gupta Cat.; • of a king belonging to the Śaiśunāga dynasty ib.
≫ harṣaṇa: harṣaṇa mfn. causing the hair of the body to stand erect, thrilling with joy or desire, gladdening, delightful, pleasant MBh. Hariv. &c; • m. 'gladdener', N. of one of the five arrows of Kāma-deva Bcar.; • of a man VP. (cf. L. also, 'a partic. disease of the eyes'; • 'a partic. Śrāddha'; • 'a deity presiding over Śrāddhas'; • 'the 14th of the astron Yogas.); • n. bristling, erection Suśr.; • erection of the sexual organ, sexual excitement ib.; • the act of delighting, delight, joy, happiness MBh. R.
⋙ harṣaṇatā: ○tā f. joyful excitement Bālar.
≫ harṣaṇīya: harṣaṇīya mfn. delightful, pleasant Lalit.
≫ harṣayitnu: harṣayitnu mfn. gladdening, causing delight W.; • m. a son L.; • n. gold L.
≫ harṣāya: harṣāya Nom. Ā. ○yate to be glad MW.
≫ harṣita: harṣita mfn. (fr. Caus.) made to stand erect, bristling (as hair &c.) Cat.; • gladdened, delighted, charmed, pleased, happy R. Hariv.; • n. joy, delight ( See sa-h○)
≫ harṣin: harṣin mfn. (prob.) becoming rigid or flrm ( viiḍú-h○); • joyful, joyfully, anticipating (comp.) Hariv. Pañcar.; • rejoicing, delighting MBh.; • (iṇī), f. .a partic. plant L.
≫ harṣuka: harṣuka mfn. gladdening, delighting L.
≫ harṣumat: harṣu-mát mfn. (prob.) exciting, stimulating RV. [Page 1293, Column 1]
≫ harṣula: harṣula mfn. disposed to be cheerful or happy, delighted MBh. Rājat.; • m. a lover L.; • a deer L.; • N. of Buddha L.; • (ā), f. a girl with a beard (unfit for marriage) L.
≫ harṣyā: hárṣyā ind. (instr.) in impatient excitement RV.
≫ hārṣṭeya: hārṣṭeya m. (prob.) metron. fr. hṛṣṭi g. griṣty-ādi
≫ hārṣṇi: hārṣṇi f. = haraṇa L.
harṣīkā: harṣīkā f. a kind of metre RPrāt.
hal 1: hal (prob. invented as a source for hala), cl. 1, P. halati, to plough, make furrows Dhātup. xx, 7
≫ hala: hala m. n. (ifc. f. ā) a plough (also as a weapon, and as a land measure) MBh. Kāv. &c; • m. N. of an author Cat.; • pl. N. of a country and people in the north VarBṛS.; • (ā), f. the earth L.; • water L.; • spirituous liquor, wine L.; • (ī), f. Methonica Superba L.; • (am), n. a plough L.; • a partic. constellation (reckoned among the Ākṛiti-yogas), YarBṛS; • ugliness, deformity (= vairāgya), hindrance, obstruction (= prati-ṣedha) L.; • quarrel (= vivāda)
⋙ halakakud: ○kakud f. the projecting beam of a ploug BhP.
⋙ halagolaka: ○golaka m. a kind of insect MBh. (Nil.)
⋙ haladaṇḍa: ○daṇḍa m. the shaft or pole of a plough L.
⋙ haladhara: ○dhara m. 'plough-holder', N. of Bala-rāmā (as carrying a peculiar weapon shaped like a ploughshare) MBh. Śiś.; • of various authors &c. Vcar. Rājat.
⋙ halabandha: ○bandha g. khaṇḍikâdi
⋙ halabhūti: ○bhūti m. N. of Śaṃkarâcārya Gal.
⋙ halabhṛt: ○bhṛt m. = -dhara (N. of Bala-rāma) MBh. Megh.
⋙ halabhṛti: ○bhṛti f. agriculture, husbandry L. m. = -bhūti L.
⋙ halamārga: ○mārga m. a furrow Hariv.
⋙ halamukha: ○mukha n. a ploughshare R.; • (ī), f. a kind of metre Piṅg.
⋙ halamuhūrta: ○muhūrta n. N. of a partic. hour Cat.
⋙ halarada: ○rada mfn. having teeth shaped like a plough Bhām.
⋙ halarākṣa: ○rākṣa n. Tabernamontana Coronaria L.
⋙ halavaṃśa: ○vaṃśa m.= -daṇḍa L.
⋙ halavāhā: ○vāhā f. 'plough', a partic. land-measure Inscr.
⋙ halasīra: ○sīra m. (prob.) a ploughshare (others, 'a furrow') Divyâv.
⋙ halahati: ○hati f. striking (the soil) with a plough, ploughing, furrowing W.
⋙ hellābha: hellâbha m. 'ploughlike', a piebald horse with a black stripe along its back L.
⋙ hālābhtyoga: hâlâbhtyoga m. application of a plough, the beginning of ploughing Gobh.
⋙ halāyudha: halâyudha m. 'plough-weaponed', N. of Bala-rāma ( See above; • also transferred to Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa) MBh. Hariv.; • (also with bhatṭa, miśra &c.) N. of various writers (esp. of a poet, of the author of the Abhidhāna-ratnamāls, of the author of the Purāṇa-sarvasva &c.) Cat.; • -cchāndogya (?) and -stava m. N. of wks
⋙ halīṣā: halī́ṣā f. = halêṣā, the pole of a plough Pat.
≫ halaka: halaka m. N. of a man Divyâv.
≫ halakā: halakā f. g. prêkṣâdi
≫ halakin: halakin mfn. (fr. prec.) ib.
≫ halaya: halaya Nom. P. ○yaiti, to plough (= halaṃ gṛhṇāti) Vop.
≫ halahala: halahala mfn. ploughing making furrows L.
≫ halāha: halāha m. (prob. for halâbha) a piebald horse L.
≫ hali 1: hali m. a large plough ( See śata-h○); • a furrow W.; • agriculture ib.; • N. of a man, g. griṣty-ādi
≫ hali 2: hali in comp. for halin. -priya m. Nauclea Kadamba L.; • (ā), f. spirituous liquor L.
⋙ halirāma: ○rāma m. (with śarman. of an author
≫ halika: halika m. a ploughman, husbandman L.; • N. of a serpent-demon MBh.
≫ halin: halin m. a ploughman, agriculturist Vas.; • N. of Bala-rāma MBh. Hariv.; • of a Ṛishi R.; • (inī), f. a number of ploughs L.; • Methonica Superba L.
≫ halī: halī See hala
≫ haledvipadikā: hale-dvipadikā f. (fr. loc. of hala + dv○) N. of a partic. tax Pāṇ. 6-2, 63 Sch.
≫ halya: halya mfn. ploughed, tilled ( See tri- and dvih○); • m. ploughing, agriculture Pāṇ. 5-l, 4, 97; • (ā), f. a multitude of ploughs, g. pāśâdi; • (am), n. a ploughed field, arable land MW.; • deformity R.
≫ hāla: hāla m. = hala, a plough L.; • a 'scraper' (kind of bird) Suśr. Sch.; • N. of Bala-rāma (cf. haladhara) L.; • of Sātavahana Cat.; • of a king (son of Arishta-karman) VP.; • (ā), f. spirituous liquor (a provincial term accord. to Vām. v, 1, 13; • (ī), f. a wife's younger sister L.
⋙ hālabhṛt: ○bhṛt m. N. of Bala-rāma (= hala-bhṛt) MW.
⋙ hālabandha: ○bandha n. g. khaṇḍikâdi
⋙ hālasaptasataka: ○sapta-sataka n. N. of an anthology (containing 700 Prākṛit stanzas)
⋙ hālāsya: hālâsya N. of a place sacred to Śiva; • -khaṇḍa m. n. -māhāmya n. ○syâṣṭaka n. N. of wks
≫ hālaka: hālaka m. a horse of a yellowish brown or tawny colour L.
≫ hālāha: hālāha m. = halāha L. [Page 1293, Column 2]
⋙ hālika: hālika mfn. relating or belonging to a ploug, h Pāṇ. 4-3, 124; • m. a ploughman, agriculturist Rājat. Pañcat.; • a slaughterer (used in explaining go-vikarta) KātyŚr. Sch.
≫ hālinī: hālinī f. a kind of lizard L.
≫ hālu: hālu m. a tooth Uṇ. i, z Sch.
≫ hāleya: hāleya m. (fr. hali) N. of a king BhP.
hal 2: hal m. n. (in Pāṇini's system) a technical expression for all the consonants or for any consonant
⋙ halanta: ○anta mfn. ending in a consonant; • m. or n. N. of wk
haladī: haladī or haladdī f. turmeric (= haridrā) L.
halahalā: halahalā ind. an exclamation of applause or approbation MBh. R.
⋙ halahalāśabda: ○śabda m. the exclamation halahalā, halloo, hallooing, shout ib.
halā: halā ind. (in dram.) a vocntive particle (used in addressing a female friend who is an equal) Daśar. Sāh.
halāhala: halāhala m. n. a kind of deadly poison (prodoced at the churning of the ocean by gods and demons) Kāv. Pañcat.; • m. (only L.) a kind of lizard; • a kind of snake; • a Jaina or Bauddha sage
≫ hālahala: hālahala (cf. Jātakam.) and n. the above poison
⋙ hālahāla: hālahāla (cf. L.), n. the above poison
≫ hālāhala: hālāhala m. a panic. poisonous plant (the seed of which is said to resemble a cow's teat) Bhpr.; • a kind of lizard L.; • a kind of spider L.; • n. (rarely m.), a deadly poison prepared from the roots of the above plant, accord. to R. and BhP. produced at she churning of the ocean (cf. halāhala) Kāv. Suśr. BhP.; • (ā), f. a kind of small mouse L.; • (ī), f. spirituous liquor L.
⋙ hālāhaladhara: ○dhara m. 'having venom', a small black snake L.
≫ hāhala: hāhala or n. the above poison L.
⋙ hāhāla: hāhāla n. the above poison L.
halikṣṇa: halíkṣṇa m. a kind of lion VS. (Mahidh.)
≫ halīhṇa: hálīhṇa m. a kind of animal TS. (cf. Sch.); • m. or n. a partic. intestine AV.
haliṅgu: haliṅgu m. N. of a man ( See next)
≫ hāliṅgava: hā́liṅgava m. patr, fr. haliṅgu ŚBr.
halibha: halibha m. or n. a partic. high number Buddh.
halimā: halimā f. N. of one of the seven mothers of Skanda MBh.
halīna: halīna m. Tectona Grandis L.; • next L.
≫ halīma: halīma m. Pandanus Odoratissimus L.
≫ halīmaka: halīmaka m. id. L.; • a partic. form of jaundice (in this sense prob. connected with hariman) Suśr.; • N. of a serpent-demon MBh.
haluāṇa: haluāṇa or halūāṇa, N. of a place Cat.
haluhāra: haluhāra m. a horse with black testicles and a mark on its forehead L.
halla: halla m. N. of a man Buddh.
hallaka: hallaka n. the red lotus Hāsy.
hallana: hallana n. rolling or tossing about, rolling about in sleep L.
hallīśa: hallīśa m. one of the eighteen Uparūpalras or minor dramatic entertainments (described as a piece in one act, consisting chiefly of singing and dancing by one male and 7, 8, or Io female performers; • perhaps a kind of ballet) Sāh.; • n. a circular dance (performed by women under the direction of a man) Kāvyâd.
≫ hallīśaka: hallīśaka m. n. a kind of dance (= prec.), Kāvyld
≫ hallīṣa: hallīṣa
⋙ hallīṣaka: hallīḍṣaka m. n. id. L.
≫ hallīsa: hallīsa m. n. id. HPariś.
≫ hallīsaka: hallīsaka m. n. id. Pañcad.; • a kind of musical instrument (v. l. jhallīṣaka) Hariv.
≫ hallīsakāya: hallīsakāya (only ○yita n. also impers.) to perform the above dance, Kaśīkh
halha: halha See vihálha
hava 1: hava m. (fr. √hu) an oblation, burnt offering, sacrifice, Śis; • fire or the god of fire L.
≫ havana 1: havana m. (for 2. See p. 1294, col. 1) fire or Agni the god of fire L.; • a fire-receptacle (= f.) L. [Page 1293, Column 3]; • (ī), f. the sacrificial ladle ŚBr. KātyŚr.; • a hole made in the ground for the sacrificial fire which is to receive a burnt-oblation L.; • (am), n. the act of offering an oblation with fire, sacrifice MBh. Hariv.; • a sacrificial ladle Vait.
⋙ havanapaddhati: ○paddhati f. N. of a Tantra wk
⋙ havanāyus: havanâyus m. 'having the burnt-offering for its life', fire L.
≫ havanīya: havanīya mfn. to be offered, with fire, sacrificial W.; • m. (?) an oblation Śiś. (cf. Sch.); • n. anything fit for an oblation, clarified butter, ghee W.
≫ haviḥ: haviḥ in comp. for havis
⋙ haviḥśālā: ○śālā f. a room where oblations are prepared L.
⋙ haviḥśeṣa: ○śeṣa m. the remnant of a sacrifice; • -bhakṣa mfn. eating the remnant of a sacrifice KātyŚr.
⋙ haviḥśravas: ○śravas m. N. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra MBh.
⋙ haviḥsaṃsthā: ○saṃsthā f. See haviryajña-ś○
≫ havitrī: havitrī f. a hole made in the ground for receiving the sacred fire for an oblation L.
≫ havin: havín See under 2. hava
≫ havir: havir in comp. for havis
⋙ havirad: ○ád (cf. RV.),
⋙ havirada: ○adá (cf. AV.), mfn. eating the oblation
⋙ haviradya: ○ádya n. the act of eating or tasting the oblṭoblation RV. TBr.
⋙ havirantaraṇa: ○antaraṇa n. passing over an oblṭoblation KātyŚr.
⋙ haviraśana: ○aśana m. 'cousuming oblations', fire L. =
⋙ havirātañcana: ○ātañcana n. a kind of rennet for coagulating an oblṭoblation of milk &c. ŚBr. KātySr.
⋙ havirāhuti: ○āhuti f. offering an oblṭoblation GṛŚrS.
⋙ havirucohiṣṭa: ○ucohiṣṭá n. the residue of an oblation ŚBr.; • -bhuj mfn. eating the resṭresidue of au oblṭoblation ŚrS.; • -śeṣa m. what is left from, the resṭresidue of an oblṭoblation Gobh.; • ○ṭâśa (cf. ŚBr.), ○ṭâśana (cf. ŚāṅkhŚr.), mfn. -"ṣṭa-bhuj
⋙ havirgandhā: ○gandhā f. 'smelling like clarified butter', Prosopis Spicigera L.
⋙ havirgṛha: ○gṛha or n. any house or chamber in which an oblation is offered, sacrificial hall L.
⋙ havirgeha: ○geha n. any house or chamber in which an oblation is offered, sacrificial hall L.
⋙ havirgrahaṇī: ○grahaṇī f. a sacrificial ladle KātyŚr.
⋙ havirdā: ○dā́ mfn. giving or bringing oblations RV.
⋙ havirdāna: ○dāna n. the gift of an oblation Mn. R.
⋙ havirdhāna: ○dhā́na m. N. of the author of RV. x, 11-15 Anukr.; • of a son of Antar-dhana (cf. havir-dhāman) BhP.; • (ī), f. N. of the mythical cow Surabhi or Kāma-dhenu ib.; • of the wife of Havir-dhāna ib.; • (am), n. 'oblation-receptacle', the vehicle in which the Soma plants are couveyed to be pressed (generally in du.) AV. VS. ŚBr.; • a shed for the Soma vehicles ib. KātyŚr.; • a place of sacrifice MBh. Hariv.; • the earth (as the depository of oblṭoblation) AV.; • (e), du, (with prajāpateḥ) N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr.
⋙ havirdhāman: ○dhāman mfn. possessing a Soma car or shed TS.
⋙ havirdhāman: ○dhāman m. N. of a son of Antardhsman (cf. havir-dhāna) MBh.
⋙ havirdhūma: ○dhūma m. the smoke from an oblation Bcar.
⋙ havirnirvapaṇa: ○nirvapaṇa n. (with pātra) the vessel in which an oblṭoblation is offered ĀpŚr.
⋙ havirbhāga: ○bhāga (haviir.), m. the share in an oblṭoblation ŚBr.
⋙ havirbhāj: ○bhāj mfn. partaking of an oblation Nir.
⋙ havirbhuj: ○bhuj m. 'eating the oblṭoblation', fire or Agni the god of fire (also applied to Śiva and other gods) Hariv. Kāv. BhP.; • pl. N. of the Pitṛis of the Kshatriyas Mn. iii, 197
⋙ havirbhū: ○bhū f. the place of sacrifice (personified as daughter of Kardama and wife of Puolastya) BhP.
⋙ havirbhūta: ○bhūta (haviir), mfn. become an oblṭoblation ŚBr.
⋙ havirmathi: ○máthi mfn. destroying or disturbing sacrifices RV.
⋙ havirmantha: ○mantha m. Premna Spinosa or Longifolia L.
⋙ haviryajña: ○yajñá m. the offering of an oblṭoblation, a simple oblation of clarified butter &c. (as opp. to a soma-y○) Br. GṛŚrS.; • -kāṇḍa n. N. of the first (or second) book of the ŚBr.; • -rtvij (for -ṛtvij), a priest officiating at a Havir-yṭyajña KātySr.; • -vidha (○jñá-), mfn. of the nature of the Havir-yajña ŚBr.; • saṃsthā f. primary or essential form of the Havir-yṭyajña (7 are enumerated, viz. Agay-ādheya, Agni-hotra, DarSa-pūm, Pāsk, -yajña) Lāṭy.
⋙ haviryājin: ○yājin m. 'oblation-offerer', a priest W.
⋙ havirvarṣa: ○varṣa m. N. of a son of Agnidhra and the Varsha ruled by him MārkP.
⋙ havirvah: ○vah mfn. (nom. -vāṭ) conveying the sacrifice RV.
⋙ havirhuti: ○huti f. offering an oblation L.
≫ haviṣ: haviṣ in comp. for havis
⋙ haviṣkaraṇa: ○káraṇa n. the act of preparing an oblation TS. Br.
⋙ haviṣkṛt: ○kṛ́t mfn. preparing the oblation RV. ŚBr. ŚrS.; • m. the exclamation háviṣ-kṛd éhi (cf. VS. i, 15) ŚBr. ŚrS.; • N. of an Āṅgirasa (cf. hāviṣkṛta), TS.
⋙ haviṣkṛta: ○kṛta (havíṣ.), mfn. made into an oblṭoblation TS. ŚBr. Mn.
⋙ haviṣkṛti: ○kṛti (havíṣ-), f. preparation of the oblṭoblation RV.
⋙ haviṣṭas: ○ṭas ind. (= abl.) from the oblṭoblation ŚāṅkhŚr.
⋙ haviṣṭva: ○ṭva n. the being an oblation Nyāyam. Sch.
⋙ haviṣpaṅkti: ○paṅkti (havíṣ-), f. five oblṭoblation collectively Br.; • mfn. consisting of 5 oblṭoblation Kāṭh. AitBr.
⋙ haviṣpati: ○pati (havíṣ.), m. lord of the oblṭoblation RV. VS. ṢaḍvBr.
⋙ haviṣpā: ○pā́ mfn. drinking the obl RV.
⋙ haviṣpāta: ○pātá n. a vessel for the oblṭoblation ŚBr. KātyŚr.
⋙ haviṣpāntasūkta: ○pānta-sū7kta n. the hymn RV. x, 88 (cf. next) Cat.
⋙ haviṣpāntīya: ○pāntīya mfn. beginning with havíṣ-pā́ntam (cf. RV. x, 88) Nir. vii, 23 Mn. xi, 252 (v. l. haviṣyantīya). [Page 1294, Column 1]
⋙ haviṣmat: ○mat (havíṣ-), mfn. possessing or offering an oblṭoblation RV. AV. KaṭhUp.; • attended with or containing oblṭoblation RV. VS.; • m. N. of an Āṅgirasa TS.; • of a Devarshi MBh.; • of one of the 7 Ṛishis in the 6th Manv-antara or of one (or two) in the 11sth Hariv. Pur.; • pl. N. of a class of Pitṛis (regarded as progenitors of Kshatriyas and as descended from Aṅgiras) Mn. iii, 197 ; 198; • (atī), f. N. of the mythical cow Kāma-dhenu BhP.; • of a daughter of Aṅgiras MBh.
≫ haviṣya: haviṣyá mfn. fit or prepared for an oblation RV. TS.; • worthy of an oblation or sacrifice (as Śiva) MBh.; • m. n. anything fit for an oblation (esp. rice or other kinds of grain), sacrificial food (cf. comp. n. = ghṛta, havis &c.) GṛŚrS. Mn. MBh. &c; • (ā), f. Pāṇ. 4-4, 122
⋙ haviṣyabhakṣa: ○bhakṣa mfn. eating sacrificial food (rice or other grain, clarified butter and e; • -tā f.) ŚāṅkhGṛ.
⋙ haviṣyabhuj: ○bhuj mfn. id. Mn. xi, 78
⋙ haviṣyaśanna: ○śanna n. the refuse of a sacrifice KātyŚr.
⋙ haviṣyānna: haviṣyânna n. food fit to be eaten during certain festival days, any particularly sacred food Yājñ.
⋙ haviṣyāśin: haviṣyâśin mfn. = haviṣya-bhuj Mn. xi, 219
≫ haviṣyantīya: haviṣyantīya See haviṣ-pāntīya
≫ haviṣyanda: haviṣyanda m. (for haviḥ-sy) N. of a son of Viśvsmitra (v. l. haviṣpanda and havisyanda) R.
≫ havis: havís n. an oblation or burnt offering, anything offered as an oblation with fire (as clarifled butter, milk, Some, grain; • haviṣ √kṛ, 'to prepare an oblation', 'make into an oblation') RV. &c. &c; • water Naigh. i, 12; • fire Kālac.; • N. of a Marutvat (?) Kālac.
≫ havya 1: havyá n. (for 2. See col. 2) anything to be offered as an oblation, sacrificial gift or food (in later language often opp., to kaivya, q.v.) RV. &c. &c
⋙ havyakavya: ○kavya n. oblations both to the gods and to the spirits of deceased ancestors Mn. iii, 19o; • -vaha mfn. receiving both oblations (cf. above) MBh. conveying both oblations ib.; • ○vyâśa mfn. eating both oblṭoblations Pañcar.
⋙ havyajuṣṭi: ○juṣṭi (havyá.), f. delight in or enjoyment of an oblation RV. AitBr.
⋙ havyadāti: ○dāti (havyá.), mfn. conveying or presenting oblations (to the gods; • said of Agni) RV.; • f. sacrificial gift, oblation ib.
⋙ havyapa: ○pa m. 'protector of oblations', N. of one of the 7 Ṛishis in the 13th Manv-antara Hariv.
⋙ havyapāka: ○pāka m. = caru L.
⋙ havyabhuj: ○bhuj m. 'oblṭoblations-eater', fire or the god of fire VarBṛS.
⋙ havyamantrāhikṛta: ○mantrâhikṛta m. du . 'superintendent of the sacrifice and of the council', a priest and a minister Bcar.x, 1
⋙ havyayoni: ○yoni m. 'source of the sacrifice', a deity L.
⋙ havyalehin: ○lehin m. 'oblṭoblations-licker', fire, the god of fire Bālar.
⋙ havyavah: ○váh m. (nom. vā́ṭ) bearing the oblation (to the gods) RV. MBh. R.; • fire or the god of fire ib.
⋙ havyavaha: ○vaha m. fire L.
⋙ havyavāha: ○vāhá (or -vā́ha), mfn. = -vah (also applied to the Aśvattlia tree of whose wood the Araṇi is made) AV. TBr.; • m. Agni or fire MBh. MārkP.
⋙ havyavāhana: ○vā́hana mfn. = -vah RV. ŚrS.; • m. N. of Agni TS. ŚBr.; • fire MBh. R. &c; • N. of the 9th Kalpa (q.v.); • of one of the 7 Ṛishis under Manu Rohita or Sāvarṇa Hariv. MārkP.
⋙ havyavāhinī: ○vāhinī f. oblṭoblations-bearer', N. of the tutelary deity of the family of Kapila Cat.
⋙ havyasodhana: ○sódhana mfn. purifying the oblṭoblations TBr.
⋙ havyasūkti: ○sū7kti (havyá-), f. a sacrificial verse or formula VS. TBr.
⋙ havyasūd: ○sū́d (Rv.),
⋙ havyasūda: ○sū́da (cf. TS.), or (cf. VS.), mfn. preparing or providing the oblation
⋙ havyasūdana: ○sū́dana (cf. VS.), mfn. preparing or providing the oblation
⋙ havyād: havyâd mfn. eating the oblation RV.
⋙ havyāda: havyâda mfn. id. Hariv.; • m. N. of a Ṛishi Cat.
⋙ havyāśa: havyâśa (Rajat.),
⋙ havyāśana: havyâśana (cf. L.), m. 'oblation-eater', fire
≫ hāvaka 1: hāvaka m. (fr. Caus.) the institutor of a sacrifice Siṃhâs.
≫ hāvanīya: hāvanīya mfn. (fr. id.) to be caused to sacrifice or to be sacrificed Baudh.
≫ hāvin: hāvin mfn. offering an oblation, sacrificing (in eka-h○) ŚāṅkhŚr.
≫ hāvirdhāna: hāvirdhāna mfn. containing the word havirdhāna g. vimuktâdi
≫ hāvirdhāni: hāvirdhāni m. patr. fr. havir-dhāna BhP.
≫ hāviryajñika: hāvir-yajñika (cf. Lāṭy.),
⋙ hāviryajñiya: hāvir-ḍyajñiya (cf. KātyŚr.), mfn. relating or belonging to or destined for the Havir-yajña
≫ hāviṣkṛta: hāviṣkṛta (fr. haviṣkṛt), n. N. of a Saman ĀrshBr.
≫ hāviṣmata: hāviṣmata n. (fr. haviṣ-mat) N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr.
hava 2: háva mfn. (fr. √hve or hū ; for 1. See p. 1293, col. 2); • calling RV.; • m. call, invocation ib. AV.; • direction, order, command L.
⋙ havavat: ○vat mfn. containing the word hava AitBr.
≫ havana 2: hávana m. N. of a Rudra MBh. Hariv.; • n. calling, invocation, summons RV. Pañcar.; • challenging or challenge to battle MW. [Page 1294, Column 2]
⋙ havanaśrut: ○śrút mfn. listening to or hearing invocations RV. ŚāṅkhŚr.
⋙ havanasyad: ○syád mfn. hastening to an invocation or challenge RV.
≫ havas: havás n. an invocation, call RV.
≫ havin: havín mfn. calling, invoking AV.; • looking for help AitBr. ('skilled in sacrifice' Sāy.)
≫ havītu: havītu See su-haviitu-nāman and √hve (for dat. háviitave)
≫ havīman: hávīman m. or n. call, invocation RV.
≫ havya 2: hávya (or havyá), mf(ā)n. to be called or invoked RV. AV. VS.; • m. N. of a son of Manu Svāyambhuva Hariv.; • of a son of Atri VP.
≫ hāva: hāva m. calling, alluring, dalliance, blandishment (collective N. of ten coquettish gestures of women, beginning with līlā, q.v.), M Bh. Kāv. &c
≫ hāvaka 2: hāvaka m. a caller, summoner, (in nuptial ceremonies) one who summons the bride, an attendant on the bridegroom
havaṅga: havaṅga m. (fr. havam + ga?) eating rice and curds from a metal cup L.
havala: havala and havava, N. of partic. high numbers Buddh.
havidhra: havidhra m. N. of a king MBh.; • of a son of Manu Svārocisha Hariv.
haviṣṭha: haviṣṭha m. N. of a Dānava Hariv.
has 1: has cl. r. P. (cf. Dhātup. xvii, 72) hasati (m. c. also ○te; • pf. jahāsa, jahase MBh. &c; • aor. ahasīt Gr; • fut. hasitā ib.; • hasiṣyati MBh. &c; • inf. hasitum ib.; • ind. p. hasitvā, -hasya ib.), to laugh, smile, laugh at (instr.) ṢaḍvBr. Gobh. MBh. &c; • to deride, mock, ridicule (acc.) MBh. R. &c; • to surpass, excel Kāvyâd.; • to expand, open (as a blossom) Kuval.: Pass. hasyate (aor. ahāsi), to be laughed or smiled at MBh. Kāv. &c.: Caus. hāsayati (aor. ajīhasat), to cause to laugh Hariv. Kum.: Desid. jihasiṣati (cf. √1. jakṣ), Gr.: Intens. jāhasyate (p. ○yamāna MBh.), jāhasti, to laugh continuously or immoderately ib.
≫ has 2: has ind, an exclamation of laughter or loud merriment (also employed as a Nidhana in the Sāman)
⋙ haskartṛ: ○kartṛ́ m. a stimulator, inciter (others, 'illumiuator') RV.
⋙ haskāra: ○kārá m. 'smile (of the sky)', sheet-lightning ib.
⋙ haskṛti: ○kṛti (hás-.), f. loud merriment, laughter ib.
≫ hasa: hása (or hasá), m. (ifc. f. ā) mirth, laughter R. V. &c. &c
⋙ hasakṛt: ○kṛt mfn. causing mirth or laughter, Śṛiṅgār
⋙ hasavajra: ○vajra m. N. of a man Buddh.
⋙ hasāmud: hasāmud mfn. laughing merrily, Hir
⋙ hasāmuda: hasā-mudá mfn. id. AV.
≫ hasat: hasat mfn. (pr. p. of √has) laughing, smiling &c; • mocking, scorning, excelling Śiś. v, 63; • (anti), f. a portable fire-vessel, small furnace, chafing-dish L.; • Arabian jasmine L.; • a partic. female demon L.; • N. of a river (= hasanī) Divyâv.
≫ hasana: hasana mf(ā)n. laughing Nir. iii, 5; • jesting or sporting with Pañcar.; • m. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh.; • (ā́), f. a jest, encouraging shout (others, 'lightning') RV. ix, 112, 4 (ī), f. See next; • (am), n. laughter, a laugh (accord. to some, 'with tremulous lips') VarBṛS. Suśr.
≫ hasanī: hasanī f. a portable fire-place or chafing-dish L.; • N. of a mythical river (= hasantī), Divyáv.
⋙ hasanīmaṇi: ○maṇi m. 'hearth-jewel', fire L.
≫ hasanīya: hasanīya mfn. to be laughed at or derided by (gen.)
≫ hasantikā: hasantikā f. a portable fire-vessel, small fireplace Vcar. Rājat.
≫ hasikā: hasikā f. laughter, derision, jesting L.
≫ hasitā: hasitā mfn. laughing, jesting, smiling Kathās.; • one who has laughed (m. 'he laughed '= jahāsa) Vet.; • mocked, ridiculed, surpassed, excelled, Kav; • blown, expanded L.; • (am), n. laughing, laughter (also impers. = 'it has been laughed') TĀr. Kāv. Kathās. &c; • the bow of Kāma (god of love) W.
≫ hasitṛ: hasitṛ mfn. one who laughs, a laugher, smiler MW.
≫ hasra: hasrá mf(ā́)n. laughing, smiling RV.; • foolish, stupid L.
≫ hāsa: hāsa m. (ifc. f. ā) laughing, laughter, mirth (often in pl.) MBh. Kāv. &c; • mocking, derision of (gen.) R.; • a jest, joke, fun (ākhyāna-h○, 'a funny story') Kathās.; • dazzling whiteness (regarded as laughter in which the teeth are shown) R. Kathās. Sāh.; • pride, arrogance BhP.; • (ā), f. N. of Durgā L.
⋙ hāsakara: ○kara mfn. provoking laughter, causing to laugh Śiś. [Page 1294, Column 3]; • laughing, merry W.
⋙ hāsabhūta: ○bhūta mfn. representing the laughter of (gen.) Jātakam.
⋙ hāsavatī: ○vatī f. N. of a Tantra deity Buddh.
⋙ hāsaśāla: ○śāla mfn. prone to mirth or laughter Kathās.
⋙ hāsāspada: hāsâspada n. an object of jest or laughter. Kathās.
≫ hāsaka: hāsaka m. one who causes laughter, a buffoon, jester MBh. R. Subh.; • a laugher MW.; • (ikā), f. laughter, mirth, merry-making L.
≫ hāsana: hāsana mfn. (fr. Caus.) causing laughter, funny, comical Kathās.
≫ hāsanika: hāsanika m. a play-fellow L.
≫ hāsin: hāsin mfn. laughing, smiling at (comp.) MBh. Hariv. &c; • dazzingly white (cf. under hāsa), brilliant or adorned with ib.; • (inī), f. N. of an Apsaras MBh.
≫ hāsya: hāsya mfn. to be laughed at, laughable, ridiculous, funny, comical MBh. Kāv. &c; • laughing, laughter, mirth (in rhet. one of the 10 Rasas or of the 8 Sthāyi-bhāvas, qq. vv.) Yājñ. MBh. &c; • jest, fun, amusement Mn. MBh. &c
⋙ hāsyakathā: ○kathā f. a funny tale BhP.
⋙ hāsyakara: ○kara (cf. Sāh.),
⋙ hāsyakāra: ○kāra (cf. R.), mfn. provoking laughter, causing to laugh
⋙ hāsyakārya: ○kārya n. a ridiculous affair Pañcat.
⋙ hāsyakṛt: ○kṛt mfn. = -kara Daś.
⋙ hāsyatara: ○tara mfn. more ridiculous MBh.
⋙ hāsyatā: ○tā f
⋙ hāsyatva: ○tva n. laughableness, ridiculousness MBh. Kāv. &c
⋙ hāsyadidṛkṣu: ○didṛkṣu mfn. curious to see something ridiculous Kathās.
⋙ hāsyapadavī: ○padavī f. the roar of laughter (○viiṃ-√yā, 'to incur ridicule') Pañcat. (-bhāva m. = -tā Kathās.); • a jest, joke (pl.) Hariv.
⋙ hāsyaratnākara: ○ratnâkara m. 'jewel-mine of mirth', N. of a drama
⋙ hāsyarasa: ○rasa m. the sense of humour ( See rasa); • -vat mfn. funny, comical, Balar
⋙ hāsyasthāyibhāva: ○sthāyi-bhāva m. the permanent sense of humour ( See sthāyi-bh○)
⋙ hāsyahīna: ○hīna mfn. destitute of a smile (or 'of blossom') Hāsy.
⋙ hāsyārṇava: hāsyârṇava m. 'ocean of mirth', N. of a Prahasana by Jagad-Iśvara
⋙ hāsyāspada: hāsyâspada n. a laughing-stock, butt (-tva n.) Kāv.
hasira: hasira m. a kind of mouse (cf. haṃsira) Cat.
hasurāja: hasurāja m. N. of a man Buddh.
haskartṛ: has-kartṛ &c. See col. 2
hasta: hásta m. (ifc. f. ā, of unknown derivation) the hand (ifc. = 'holding in or by the hand'; • haste √kṛ as two words, 'to take into the hand', 'get possession of'; • haste-√kṛ as a comp., 'to take by the hand, marry'; • śatru-hastaṃ √gam, 'to fall into the hand of the enemy') RV. &c. &c; • an elephant's trunk (ifc. = 'holding with the trunk') AitBr. MBh. &c; • the fore-arm (a measure of length from the elbow to the tip of the middle finger, = 24 Aṅgulas or about 18 inches) VarBṛS. Rājat. &c; • the position of the hand (= hasta-vinyāsa) VPrāt.; • hand-writing Yājñ. Vikr.; • the 11th (13th) lunar asterism (represented by a hand and containing five stars, identified by some with part of the constellation Corvus) AV. &c. &c; • a species of tree L.; • (in prosody) an anapest Col.; • quantity, abundance, mass (ifc. after words signifying 'hair'; • cf. keśa-h○); • N. of a guardian of the Soma Sāy.; • of a son of Vasudeva BhP.; • of another man Rājat.; • (hástā), f. the hand AV. xi, 124; • the Nakshatra Hasta Pur.; • (am), n. a pair of leather bellows L.; • mfn. born under the Nakshatra Hasta, Psṇ. iv, 3, 34. [Cf., accord. to some Gk. ?]
⋙ hastakamala: ○kamala n. a lotus [1294, 3] carried in the hand (as symbolizing good fortune or prosperity; • thus when Lakshmī was churned out of the ocean, she appeared holding a lotus) Mālav.; • a lotus-like hand A.
⋙ hastakārya: ○kārya mfn. to be done or made with the hand PañcavBr.
⋙ hastakṛta: ○kṛta (hásta-), mf(ā)n. made with the hand AV.
⋙ hastakohali: ○kohali (?), f. the binding of the string round the fore-arm of the bride and bridegroom L.
⋙ hastakauśala: ○kauśala n. skilfulness of hand, manual dexterity MW.
⋙ hastakriyā: ○kriyā f. any manual performance ib.
⋙ hastaga: ○ga mf(ā)n. being in one's (comp.) hand or possession Kathās. Pañcat.
⋙ hastagata: ○gata mfn. come to hand, fallen into one's possession, procured, obtained, secured (para-hasta-g○, 'being in the hand or possession of another') Hariv. Ragh. &c
⋙ hastagāmin: ○gāmin mfn. = -ga Ragh.
⋙ hastagiri: ○giri m. N. of a mountain (māhāmya n.) Cat.
⋙ hastagṛkya: ○gṛkya ind. having taken the hṭhand RV. AV.
⋙ hastagraha: ○graha m. the taking of the hand BhP. Kathās.; • the marriage ceremony Kathās.; • the putting hand to or engaging in, Pracaṇd
⋙ hastagrābha: ○grābhá mfn. one who takes or has taken a girl's hand (= 'one who marries or has married a wife') RV.
⋙ hastagrāha: ○grāha mfn. taking (or able to take) any one by the hand ( 'being in the immediate neighbourhood' R.; • hasta-grāhaṃ √grah, to take any one by the hand' Pāṇ. 3-4, 39); • m. a husband (cf. -grābhá) Nir. BhP. [Page 1295, Column 1]
⋙ hastagrāhaka: ○grāhaka mfn. taking any one by the hind (= very importunate) Rājat.
⋙ hastaghna: ○ghná m. a kind of handguard (protecting the hand in archery) RV.
⋙ hastacaraṇa: ○caraṇa m. du. hands and feet Mn. ix, 277
⋙ hastacāpa: ○cāpa wṛ. for -vāpa MBh.
⋙ hastacāpalya: ○cāpalya n. = -kauśala MW.
⋙ hastacchedana: ○cchedana m. the amputation of a hand Mn. viii, 322
⋙ hastacyuta: ○cyuta (hásta-.), mfn. shaken or moved with the hand RV.
⋙ hastacyuti: ○cyuti (hásta-), f. quick motion of the hand RV. MaitrS.
⋙ hastajyoḍi: ○jyoḍi m. a kind of plant L.
⋙ hastatala: ○tala n. the (palm of the) hand ( comp.); • the tip of an elephant's trunk MW.; • -gata mfn. being (al. ready) in one's hand Mudr.
⋙ hastatāla: ○tāla m. clapping the hand together ( sa-hasta-tālam)
⋙ hastatulā: ○tulā f. the hand as a balance or instrument for weighing anything Pañcat.
⋙ hastatra: ○tra m. or n. a hand-grard (cf. -ghná) Lāṭy.
⋙ hastatrayasammite: ○traya-sammite ind. at a distance of 3 Hastas VarBṛS.
⋙ hastadakṣinta: ○dakṣinta mfn. situated on the right hand (as a road) Pat.; • right, correct MBh.
⋙ hastadatta: ○datta mfn. reached with the hṭhand Cat.
⋙ hastadīpa: ○dīpa m. a hand lantern Kathās.
⋙ hastadoṣa: ○doṣa m. a slip of the hand, mistake commitied by the hand MW.
⋙ hastadvaya: ○dvaya n. a distance of 2 Hastas or 48 inches L.
⋙ hastadhātrī: ○dhātrī f. N. of wk
⋙ hastadhāraṇa: ○dhāraṇa n. holding by the hand, supporting, helping L.; • warding off a blow MW.; • stopping a blow with the hand ib.; • (ā), f. supporting, helping MBh.; • taking to wife, marrying Hariv. Naish.
⋙ hastaparṇa: ○parṇa m. Palma Christi or Ricinus Communis L.
⋙ hastapāda: ○pāda m. du. or n. sg. hands and feet Mn. Yājñ.; • ○dâdi, the hand and feet, the extremities, limbs of the body MW.
⋙ hastapuccha: ○puccha n. the hand below the wrist L.
⋙ hastapṛṣṭha: ○pṛṣṭha n. the back of the hand (also called apa-pṛ○) L.
⋙ hastaprada: ○prada mfn. giving the hand, supporting, helping MBh.
⋙ hastaprāpta: ○prâpta mfn. -gata MBh. R. &c
⋙ hastaprāpya: ○prâpya mfn. to be reached with the hand R. Megh.
⋙ hastabandha: ○bandha m. = haste-b○ Pāṇ. 6-3, 13 Sch.
⋙ hastabimba: ○bimba n. anointing the body with perfumes L.
⋙ hastabhraṃśin: ○bhraṃśin (cf. Śak.),
⋙ hastabhraṣṭa: ○bhraṣṭa (cf. Kathās.), mfn. slipped from the hand, escaped
⋙ hastamaṇi: ○maṇi m. a jewel worn on the wrist MW.
⋙ hastamātra: ○mātra a cubit in length ib.
⋙ hastamuktāvalī: ○muktâvalī f. N. of wk
⋙ hastayata: ○yata (hásta-), mfn. held or guided by the hand RV.
⋙ hastayugala: ○yugala n. the two hands MW.
⋙ hastayoga: ○yoga m. employment or practice of the hand MBh.
⋙ hastaratnāvalī: ○ratnâvalī f. N. of wk. on mimetic gestures with one or both hand
⋙ hastarelihā: ○relihā f. a line on the hand MW.
⋙ hastalakṣaṇa: ○lakṣaṇa n. N. of the 28th Pariśishṭa of the AV.
⋙ hastalāghava: ○lāghava n. lightness of hand, manual readiness, cleverness (reckoned among the 64 Kalās) Cat.; • a real injury MBh.
⋙ hastalekha: ○lekha m. hand-drawing (○khī√kṛ, 'to draw, sketch') Naish.
⋙ hastalepana: ○lepana n. an ointment for the hands L.
⋙ hastavat: ○vat (hásta-), mfn. having hṭhand RV.; • dexterous with the hand (as an archer or thief) MBh. Ragh. Daś.
⋙ hastavartam: ○vartam ind. (with Caus. of √vṛt) to turn or crush with the hand, Bhaiṭṭ,
⋙ hastavartin: ○vartin mfn. being or remaining in the hand, seized, held, caught hold of W.; • m. N. of a prince Daś.
⋙ hastavāpa: ○vāpa m. scattering or shooting a shower of arrows with the hand MBh.
⋙ hastavāma: ○vāma mfn. situated on the left hand (also 'wrong') MBh.
⋙ hastavāraṇa: ○vāraṇa n. taking or holding by the hand L.; • warding off a blow L.
⋙ hastavinyāsa: ○vinyāsa m. position of the hṭhand VPrāt.
⋙ hastaveṣya: ○veṣya n. handiwork, manual labour TāṇḍBr.
⋙ hastaśrāddha: ○śrāddha n. N. of wk
⋙ hastasaṃlagnikā: ○saṃlagnikā f. (instr.) with the hand put together, Mah1vy
⋙ hastasaṃvāhana: ○saṃvāhana n. rubbing or shampooing with the hand MW.
⋙ hastasaṃjīvanī: ○saṃjīvanī f. N. of awk. with the hand Jātakam.
⋙ hastasaṃdhunakam: ○saṃdhunakam ind. tossing or shaking the hand, Mahāvy
⋙ hastasiddhi: ○siddhi f. earnings gained by manual labour, salary VP.
⋙ hastasūtra: ○sūtra (cf. Kum.) or (cf. L.), n. a bangle or ornament put on the wrist of a girl before her wedding
⋙ hastasūtraka: ○sūtraka (cf. L.), n. a bangle or ornament put on the wrist of a girl before her wedding
⋙ hastastha: ○stha mfn. being in or held with the hand, Kathās.; • -yuga mfn. holding a yoke in the hand Bcar.
⋙ hastasthita: ○sthita mfn. being in hand, held MW.
⋙ hastasvaralakṣaṇa: ○svara-lakṣaṇa n. N. of wk
⋙ hastasvastika: ○svastika m. (ifc. f. ā) crossing the hand, Mālatim. Bālar.
⋙ hastahārya: ○hārya mfn. to be grasped with the hands, manifest Bālar.
⋙ hastahoma: ○homa m. an oblation offered with the hand Kauś.
⋙ hutākṣara: hutâkṣara mfn. written with the hand (opp. to mudrâṅkita, 'printed') L.
⋙ hastāgni: hastâgni m. N. of a man; • pl. his family Saṃskārak.
⋙ hastāgra: hastâgra n. 'tip of the hand', the fingers (-lagnā f. with gen. = 'clasping the fingers of.' i.e. 'married to') Pañcat.; • the tip of the trunk of an elephant Śiś.
⋙ hutāṅguli: hutâṅguli or f. a finger of the hand Hariv. GāruḍaP.
⋙ hutāṅgulī: hutâṅguḍlī f. a finger of the hand Hariv. GāruḍaP.
⋙ hastāñjali: hastâñjali m. the hands joined together and hollowed ( See añjali Mṛicch.
⋙ hastādāna: hástâdāna mfn. taking or seizing with the hand (or trunk, as men, monkeys, or elephants) TS.; • n. the act of seizing with the hand Pāṇ. 3-3, 40. [Page 1295, Column 2]
⋙ hastābharaṇa: hastâbharaṇa n. an ornament for the hand MBh.; • a kind of snake Suśr.
⋙ hastāmalaka: hastâmalaka n. 'the fruit or seed of the Myrobalan in the hand' (as a symbol of something palpable or clear). R.; • N. of wk. on the Vedânta by the next; • m. N. of a son of PrabhAkara (pupil of Samkarâcārya); • -ṭīkā f. -bhāṣya n. n., vedânta-prakaraṇa n. -saṃvāda-stotra or ○ka-stotra n. N. of wks
⋙ hastārūḍha: hastârūḍha mfn. lying on the hand, clear, manifest Hariv.
⋙ hastālamba: hastâlamba m. 'hand-support', material support or refuge Kathās.
⋙ hastālambana: hastâlambana n. id. Pañcat.
⋙ hastāliṅgana: hastâliṅgana or n. an embrace Hariv.
⋙ hastāliṅganaka: hastâliṅgaḍnaka n. an embrace Hariv.
⋙ hastavanejana: hastávanéjana n. water for washing the hand AV.
⋙ hastāvaīsmba: hastâvaīsmba m. (ifc. f. ā) = hastâíamba Vikr. Ratnâv.; • mfn. supported by the hand of another MW.
⋙ hastāvalambana: hastâvalambana ī. = prec. HPariś.
⋙ hutāvalevāpa: hutâvalevāpa m. 'hand-covering', a hand-guard or finger. guard (used by archers) MBh. R. &c; • seizing an arrow with the hand L.
⋙ hastāvāpin: hastâvāpin mfn. provided with a hand-guard MBh. Jātakam.
⋙ hastāhasti: hastā-hasti ind. (cf. keśā-keśi &c.) hand to hand, in close fight MBh.
⋙ hastāhastikā: hastā-hastikā f. close fight Anarghar.
⋙ hastocchraya: hastôcchraya m. 'lifting up the hand', an oblation (?) Divyâv.
⋙ hastodaka: hastôdaka n. water held in the hand, Kath1s
≫ hastaka: hastaka m. the hand (ifc.with f. ikā = 'holding in the hand') MBh. Kāv. &c; • the hand as a support Gīt.; • the hand as a measure of length ŚārṅgS.; • position of the hand Cat.; • a turn-spit (vḷ. hastika) Hcar.; • (ikā), f. a kind of stringed instrument, Saṃgst
⋙ hastakavapra: ○vapra N. of a place Inscr.
≫ hastakita: hastakita mfn. (fr. hastaka), g. tārakâdi
≫ hasti: hasti in comp. for hasti, i
⋙ hastikakṣa: ○kakṣa m. a kind of venomous insect Suśr.; • n. N. of wk
⋙ hastikakṣya: ○kakṣya m. a lion L.; • a tiger ib.; • n. N. of wk
⋙ hastikacni: ○kacni a kind of bulbous plant L.
⋙ hastikarañja: ○karañja or m. Galedupa Piscidia L.
⋙ hastikarañjaka: ○karañḍjaka m. Galedupa Piscidia L.
⋙ hastikarkoṭaka: ○karkoṭaka m. a kind of big Momordica Mixa L.
⋙ hastikarṇa: ○karṇa m. 'elephant-eared', N. of various plants (accord. to L. 'the castor-oil tree also the red kind; • Butea Frondosa; • Arum Macrorrhizum') Suśr. VarBṛS.; • of one of Śiva's attendants L.; • a partic. class of semi-divine beings (forming one of the Gaṇa-devatās, q.v.) MW.; • N. of a Rākshasa R.; • of a serpent-demon Buddh.; • of a locality Rājat.; • -dala m. a sort of Butea L.; • -palāśa. m. Butea Frondosa Suśr.
⋙ hastikarṇaka: ○karṇaka m. a sort of Butea L.
⋙ hastikarṇika: ○karṇika n. a partic. sedent posture (with Yogins) Cat.
⋙ hastikarṣū: ○karṣū g. kāśy-ādi
⋙ hastikāśyapa: ○kāśyapa m. N. of a man MBh.
⋙ hastikumbha: ○kumbha m. N. of a grotto Inscr.
⋙ hastikoli: ○koli m. or f. a sort of jujube L.
⋙ hastikośātakī: ○kośātakī f. a kind of Cucurbitaceous plant L.
⋙ hastigartā: ○gartā f. N. of a cavity in the earth Buddh.
⋙ hastigavāśva: ○gavâśva n. sg. elephants (and) cows (and) horses MBh.; • ○śvôṣṭra-damaka m. a trainer of elephants and cows and horses and camels Mn.iii, 162
⋙ hastigiri: ○giri m. the city and district of Kiñci (q.v.) L.; • N. of a mountain ( See comp.); • -campū f. -māhātmya n. ○rī7śa-maṅgalâśāsana n. N. of wks
⋙ hastigaurīvratodyāpanavidhi: ○gaurīvratôdyāpana-vidhi m. N. of wk
⋙ hastighaṭa: ○ghaṭa m. N. of the 7th book of the Śata-patha-Brāhmaṇa
⋙ hastighāta: ○ghāta mfn. killing elephants Pāṇ. 3-2, 54 Sch.
⋙ hastighoṣā: ○ghoṣā or f. a kind of Cucurbitaceous plant L.
⋙ hastighoṣātakī: ○ghoṣātakī f. a kind of Cucurbitaceous plant L.
⋙ hastighna: ○ghna mfn. able to kill elephants Pāṇ. 3-2, 54
⋙ hasticarma: ○carma (Ved.) the skin of an elṭelephants Pāṇ. 5-4, 103
⋙ hasticāra: ○cāra m. a kind of weapon (resembling a Śarabha and used for frightening elephants) L.
⋙ hasticārin: ○cārin m. an elephants-driver Śiś.; • (iṇī), f. Galedupa Piscidia L.
⋙ hastijanaprakāśa: ○jana-prakāśa m. N. of wk
⋙ hastijāgarika: ○jāgarika m. a keeper of elṭelephants Hcar. Sch.
⋙ hastijihvā: ○jihvā f. 'elephants-tongue', a partic. vein Cat.
⋙ hastijīvin: ○jīvin m. an elephants-driver Hariv.
⋙ hastidanta: ○danta m. the tusk of an elṭelephants ( hāstidanta); • a pin or peg projecting from a wall MW.; • m. or n. a radish L.; • (ī), f. a radish Suśr.; • Tiaridium Indicum Car.; • n. ivory MW.; • phalā f. Cucumis Utilissimus L.; • -vastra-maya mf(ī)n. made of ivory or cloth Hcat.
⋙ hastidantaka: ○dantaka mn. a radish L.
⋙ hastidāya: ○dāya m. N. of a man ( See hāstidāyi)
⋙ hastidvayasa: ○dvayasa mf(ī)n. as high or as big as an elephants Pāṇ. 5-2, 37 Sch.
⋙ hastinakha: ○nakha m. 'elephant's nail', a sort of turret or raised mound of earth or masonry protecting the access to the gate of a city or fort (deseribed as furnished with an inner staircase and with loopholes for discharging arrows &c.) Śiś.
⋙ hastināga: ○nāga m. a princely elephants Divyâv.
⋙ hastināyaka: ○nāyaka m. N. of a man Buddh.
⋙ hastināsā: ○nāsā f. an elephant's trunk L.
⋙ hastiniṣadana: ○niṣadana n. a partic. posture in sitting Yogas. Sch.
⋙ hastipa: ○pá m. an elephant-driver, elṭelephants-keeper VS. MBh. Hariv. Pur.
⋙ hastipaka: ○paka m. id. Śiś. Hit. &c. N. of a poet Subh. [Page 1295, Column 3]
⋙ hastipattra: ○pattra m. = -kanda L.
⋙ hastipada: ○pada n. the track of an elṭelephants MBh.; • m. 'elephants-footed', N. of a serpent-demon ib.
⋙ hastiparṇikā: ○parṇikā or f. Luffa Foetida or another species L.
⋙ hastiparṇinī: ○parṇinī f. Luffa Foetida or another species L.
⋙ hastiparṇī: ○parṇī f. N. of two plants (= karkaṭī or = moraṭā) ib.
⋙ hastipāda: ○pāda mfn. elephants-footed Pāṇ. Vop.
⋙ hastipādikā: ○pādikā f. a kind of medicinal plant L.
⋙ hastipāla: ○pāla m. = next, Kath1s; • N. of a king Col. Buddh.
⋙ hastipālaka: ○pālaka m. an elephant-keeper, elṭelephants-driver Kathās.
⋙ hastipiṇḍa: ○piṇḍa m. N. of a serpent-demon MBh.
⋙ hastipippalī: ○pippalī f. Scindapsus Officinalis Suśr. Car.
⋙ hastipūraṇī: ○pūraṇī f. a kind of very small hogweed L.
⋙ hastipṛṣṭhaka: ○pṛṣṭhaka n. the back of an elṭelephants MW.; • N. of a village R.
⋙ hastibandha: ○bandha m. a place for entrapping elṭelephants, Vāś
⋙ hastibhadra: ○bhadra m. N. of a serpentdemon MBh. Hariv.
⋙ hastimakara: ○makara m. a sea-monster shaped like an elephants L.
⋙ hastimat: ○mat mfn. provided with elṭelephants Pat.
⋙ hastimada: ○mada m. the exudation from an elṭelephants's temples L.
⋙ hastimalla: ○malla m. N. of Airāvata (Indra's elṭelephants) Śiś.; • of Gaṇêa L.; • of Śaṅkha (the 8th of the chief Nāgas or serpents of Patala) W.; • a heap of ashes ib.; • a shower of dust ib.; • frost, cold ib.; • -sena m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ hastimātra: ○mātra mfn. as great as an elṭelephants MW.
⋙ hastimāyā: ○māyā f. N. of a charm Hariv.
⋙ hastimukha: ○mukha m. 'elephant-faced', N. of Gaṇêśa L.; • of a Rākshasa R.
⋙ hastimṛḍitā: ○mṛḍitā f. saṃjñāyām Pāṇ. 6-2, 146 Sch.
⋙ hastimeha: ○meha m. a kind of diabetes (○hin mfn. = 'suffering from it') Car.
⋙ hastiyaśas: ○yaśas n. the magnificence of an elṭelephants PārGṛ.; • ○śasi-hasti-varcasin (?), mfn. having an elephant's mṭmagnificence and splendour, Hir
⋙ hastiyutha: ○yutha n. a herd of elephants MBh.
⋙ hastiratha: ○ratha n. sg. elephants and chariots ib.; • -dāna n. N. of the 13th Pariśishṭa of the AV.
⋙ hastirāja: ○rāja m. a powerful elephants Śiś.; • the chief of a herd of elephants Hit.
⋙ hastiruci: ○ruci m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ hastirodhraka: ○rodhraka m. Symplocos Racemosa L.
⋙ hastirohaṇaka: ○rohaṇaka m. Galedupa Piscidia ib.
⋙ hastilodhraka: ○lodhraka m. Symplocos Racemosa ib.
⋙ hastivaktra: ○vaktra m. 'elephants-faced', N. of Gaṇêśa Daś.
⋙ hastivadha: ○vadha m. the killing of an elṭelephants (esp. by a lion, which incurs the guilt of murder, whilst others carry off the spoils, such as the tusks and the pearls said to be found in the head) MW.
⋙ hastivarcasa: ○varcasá n. the vigour of an elṭelephants AV.; • the magnificence of an elephants MW.
⋙ hastivarman: ○varman m. N. of a king Inscr.
⋙ hastivātiṅgaṇa: ○vātiṅgaṇa m. Solanum Melougena L.
⋙ hastivānara: ○vānara mfn. (a battle) in which elṭelephants and monkeys take or took part R.
⋙ hastivāha: ○vāha m. an elephant-driver MW.; • a hook for driving elephants L.
⋙ hastiviṣāṇī: ○viṣāṇī f. Musa Sapientum ib.
⋙ hastivaidyaka: ○vaidyaka n. the art of healing elṭelephants (as N. of wk.); • -kāra m. the composer of such a wk
⋙ hastiśālā: ○śālā f. an elephants-stable MBh. Kathās.; • N. of a place Rājat. (could be also -śāla)
⋙ hastiśikṣaka: ○śikṣaka m. a breaker in or trainer of elephants MBh.
⋙ hastiśikṣā: ○śikṣā f. the art of training elṭelephants R. Mṛicch. Kād.
⋙ hastiśiras: ○śiras m. N. of a man ( See hāstiśīrṣi)
⋙ hastiśuṇḍa: ○śuṇḍa m. an elephants's trunk MW.; • (ā), f. id. ib.; • Heliotropium Indicum L.; • (ī), f. id. ib.; • colocynth Npr.
⋙ hastiśyāmāka: ○śyāmāka m. a kind of millet Car.
⋙ hastiṣaḍgava: ○ṣaḍgava n. a yoke or collection of 6 elephants MBh.
⋙ hastisūtra: ○sūtra n. a Sūtra. treating of elephants ib.
⋙ hastisena: ○sena m. N. of a king Śatr.
⋙ hastisomā: ○somā f. N. of a river MBh.
⋙ hastisnāna: ○snāna n. the washing of an elṭelephants Hit.
⋙ hastihasta: ○hasta m. an elephant's trunk MBh.; • parāmṛṣṭa mf(ā)n. seized or struck by the trunk of an elṭelephants ib.
≫ hastika: hastika n. a multitude of elephants (or m. 'an elephant') MBh. ix, 2839 (B.); • m. a toy-elephant, Jātakani; • a turn-spit (vḷ. for hastaka) Hcar.
≫ hastin: hastin mfn. having hands, clever or dexterous with the hands RV. AV.; • (with mṛga, 'the animal with a hands i.e. with a trunk', an elephant; • cf. dantah○) ib.; • having (or sitting on) an elephant MārkP.; • m. an elephant (four kinds of elephant are enumerated; • See bhadra, mandra, mṛga, miśtra; • some give kiliñja-h○', a straw elephant', 'effigy of an elephant made of grass') AV. &c. &c; • (ifc.) the chief or best of its kind, g. vyāghrâdi; • a kind of plant (= aja-modā) L.; • N. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra MBh.; • of a son of Suhotri, (a prince of the Lunar race, described as founder of Hastina-pura) ib. VP.; • of a son of Bṛihat-kshatra BhP.; • of a son of Kuru Śatr.; • (ínī), f. a female elephant AV. &c. &c; • a kind of drug and perfume (= haṭṭa-vilāsinī) L.; • a woman of a partic. class (one of the 4 classes into which women are divided, described as having thick lips, thick hips, thick fingers, large breasts, dark complexion, and strong sexual passion) Siṃhâs.; • N. of Hastinā-pura L.
≫ hastināpura: hastinā-pura n. (less correctly hastina-p○ or hastinī.) N. of a city founded by king Hastin, q.v. (it was situated about fifty-seven miles north-east of the modern Delhi on the banks of an old channel of the Ganges, and was the capital of the kings of the Lunar line, as Ayodhyā was of the Solar dynasty; • hence it forms a central scene of action in the Mahābhārata [Page 1296, Column 1]; • here Yudhi-shṭhira was crowned after a triumphal progress through the streets of the city; • See MBh. xii, 1386-1410: other names for this celebrated town are gajâhvaya, nāga-sâhvaya, nāgâhva, hāctina) MBh. Hariv. Pur. &c
≫ hastīkṛ: hastī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to hand over, deliver, Mālatim
≫ hastīna: hastīna See antar-h○, p. 43. col. 3
≫ haste: haste (loc. of hasta), in comp
⋙ hastekaraṇa: ○karaṇa n. taking (the bride's) hand, marrying L. root
⋙ hastekṛ: ○kṛ P. -karoti, to take in hand, take possession of. make one's own MW.
⋙ hastegṛhya: ○gṛhya ind. (= hasta-gr○) mayūra-vyaṃsakâdi
⋙ hastebandha: ○bandha m. = hasta-b○ Pāṇ. 6-3, 13 Sch.
≫ hasty: hasty (before vowels), in comp. for hasti
⋙ hastyadhyakṣa: ○adhyakṣa m. a superintendent of elephants MW.
⋙ hastyaśanā: ○aśanā f. Boswellia Serrata or Thurifera L.
⋙ hastyaśva: ○aśva n. sg. elephants and horses R. VarBṛS.; • -dīkṣā f. N. of the 16th and 17th Pariśishṭas of the AV.; • -ratha-ghoṣa m. the sound of chariots (and) horses (and) elephants Ml.; • -ratha-sanbādha mfn. crowded with carriages (and) horses (and) elephants R.; • v"ṣâroha-bandhaka m. pl, elephants-riders (and) horsemen (and) their servants ib.,
⋙ hastyājīva: ○ājīva m. an elephants-driver MBh.
⋙ hastyāyurveda: ○āyurveda m. a work on the treatment of elephants diseases Cat.
⋙ hastyāroha: ○āroha m. an elephants-rider, elṭelephants-driver MBh. VarBṛS. &c
⋙ hastyāluka: ○āluka n. a kind of large bulbous plant Suśr.
⋙ hastyṛṣabha: ○ṛṣabha mfn. accompanied by an elephant-like bull (as cows) ŚBr.
≫ hastya: hástya mf(ā)n. being on the hand (as the fingers) TS. Br.; • prepared with the hand RV.; • held in the hand TBr.
≫ hāsta: hāsta mfn. formed with the hands (with mukūla n. = añjali) Nalôd.
≫ hāstāyana: hāstāyana mfn. (fr. hasta), g. pakṣâdi
≫ hāstika: hāstika mfn. consisting of elephants Ratnâv.; • m. an elephants-rider, elephants-driver &c. W.; • n. a multitude of elephants MBh. ix, 2839 (B. hastika) Pāṇ. 4-2, 47; • a multitude of female elephants Pāṇ. 6-3, 35 Vārtt. 11 Pat.
≫ hāstikarṣūka: hāstikarṣūka mf(ā or ī)n. (fr. hasti-karṣū), g. kāśy-ādi
≫ hāstidanta: hāstidanta mfn. (fr. hasti-d○) consisting or made of ivory Kauś.
≫ hāstidāyi: hāstidāyi m. patr. fr. hasti-d○ Pravar.
≫ hāstina: hāstina mfn. belonging to an elephant AV.; • having the depth of an elephant (as water) Daś.; • n. = next L.
⋙ hāstinapura: ○pura n. = hastinā-pura (-tva n.) MBh. R. &c
≫ hāstināyana: hāstināyana mfn. (fr. hastin), g. pakṣâdi; • m. a patr., g. naḍâdi
≫ hāstipada: hāstipada m. (fr. hasti-p○) N. of a man Pāṇ. 4-3, 132; • mfn. relating or belonging to Hasti-pada ib.
≫ hāstiśīrṣi: hāstiśīrṣi m. patr. fr. hasti-śiras Pāṇ. 6-1, 62, Vartt. 3 Pat.
hasra: hasra See p. 1294, col. 2
hahala: hahala n. a sort of deadly poison (cf. halāhala) L.
hahava: hahava n. a partic. hell (cf. hāhava) Buddh.
hahā 1: hahā ind. an exclamation (= 'alas!' in hahā dhik), Ratnâv.
hahā 2: hahā m. N. of a Gandharva (m. c. for hāhā) MBh. R.
hahāla: hahāla m. pl. N. of the Caidya country L.
hahāhā: hahāhā ind.= 1. hahā Sāh.
hahe: hahe ind., g. câdi
hā 1: hā ind. an exclamation expressive of pain, anger, astonishment, satisfaction &c. (= ah! alas! oh! ha! often before or after a voc. case, also repeated hā-hā, 1. hahā above, or followed by other particles, esp. dhik, hanta, kaṣṭam &c.) MBh. Kāv.&c,
⋙ hākaṣṭaśabda: ○kaṣṭa-śabda m. the exclamation hā kaṣṭma n. Kād.
⋙ hākāra: ○kāra m. the exclṭexclamation hā Śiś.
⋙ hāhākṛta: ○hā-kṛta mfn. filled with cries Bcar.
⋙ hāhārava: ○hā-rava or m. the exclamation hā hā Kathās.
⋙ hāhāśabda: ○hā-śabda m. the exclamation hā hā Kathās.
hā 2: hā (not always separable fr. √3. hā), cl. 3. Ā. (cf. Dhātup. xxv, 7) jíhīte (p. jíhāna q.v.; • pf. jahiré AV.; • aor. ahāsta RV. &c; • fut. hātā Gr; • hāsyate Br. MBh.; • inf. -hātum ib.; • ind. p. hātvā Gr; • -hā́ya RV.), to start or spring forward, bound away, give way to (dat.) RV.; • to spring or leap upon (?) RV. x, 49, 5; • to go or depart or betake one's self to have recourse to (acc.) Nalôd. [Page 1296, Column 2]; • to fall or come into any state Kir.: Pass. hāyate (aor. ahāyi), Gr.: Caus. hāpayati (aor. ajīhapat) ib.: Desid. jihāsate ib.: Intens. jahāyate, jāhāti, jāheti ib.
≫ jihāna: jíhāna mfn. bounding forward (as a horse) RV.; • flying (as an arrow) Kir.
≫ hāna 1: hāna mfn. gone or departed &c. (in sáṃhāna, 'risen') VS.
≫ hāyas: hāyas See ví- and sárva-hāyas
≫ heya 1: heya mfn. (for 2. See p. 1297, col. 1) to be gone &c. MW.
hā 3: hā cl. 3. P. (cf. Dhātup. xxv, 8) jáhāti (rarely cl. 1. jahati 3. du. jahltaḥ Impv. jahíhi For jahāhi Pāṇ. 6-4, 117]; • jahītāt AV.; • Pot. jahyāt AV. &c; • pf. jahau, jahúḥ RV. &c; • jahe Br.; • aor. ahāt ib. &c; • ahāsīt Gr; • 3. sg. ahās RV.; • áhāsi AV.; • hāsiṣṭa ib.,; • fut. hātā Gr; • hāsyati, ○te AV. &c, jahiṣyati MBh. &c; • inf. hātum ib.; • ind. p. hitvā́. q.v. RV. &c; • hitvií ○tvā́ya RV.; • -hītvā Gr; • -hā́ya Br., hī́yam TS.), to leave, abandon, desert, quit, forsake, relinquish (with śarīram, deham, prâṇān, asūn, jvitam &c. -' to die') RV. &c, &c; • to discharge, emit ib.; • to put away, take off, remove, lay aside, give up, renounce, resign, avoid, shun, abstain or refrain from Mn. MBh. &c; • to disregard, neglect ib.; • to lose, be deprived of. R. Kām.; • to get rid of. escape from Up. MBh. &c; • to cause to emit (with śardham, 'to cause to break wind') Vop.: Pass. hīyáte or hī́yate (ep. also hīyati; • aor. ahāyi), to be left or abandoned or deserted &c; • to be left behind, fall short of (abl.) RV. &c. &c; • to be excluded from or bereft of (abl. or instr; • with prâṇaiḥ, 'to die')
KaṭhUp. Mn. MBh. &c; • to be overtaken by (instr.) MBh.; • to be deficient or wanting, suffer loss or injury, fail (also in a lawsuit), decrease, wane, decline, come to an end ChUp. Mn. MBh. &c; • to weigh less (at the ordeal of the balance) Yājñ. Sch.; • to be given up or avoided Bhartṛ. (vḷ.); • to be subtracted VarBṛS.; • to become detached from (with abl. or instr.), fall out (as hair) BhP.: Caus. hāpayati (m. c. also ○te aor. ajīhapat; • -jīhipaḥ RV.), to cause to leave or abandon &c; • to omit, neglect Mn. MBh. &c; • to fall short of. be wanting in (acc.) MBh. Cāṇ.; • to give up (asūn, 'life') Hariv.; • to lose (kālam, 'time') Kām.; • to abandon (pratijñām, 'a thesis') Jātakam.: Desid. jihāsati, to wish to leave or abandon Daś. BhP. HPariś.; • to wish to reject or disdain Prab.; • to wish to escape Sarvad.: Intens. jehīyate, jāhāti, jāheti Gr
≫ jahita: jahitá mfn. rejected, forsaken, forlorn RV. ĀpŚr.
≫ ha: ha See 5. ha, p. 1286, col. 1
≫ hāta: hāta mfn. given up, abandoned BhP.
⋙ hātavat: ○vat mfn. abandoned by, deprived of (acc.) Kām. (vḷ.)
≫ hātavya: hātavya mfn. to be abandoned or left, relinquishable Mn. MBh. &c; • to be left behind i.e. overtaken MBh.
≫ hātu: hātu m. or f. death L.; • a road L.
≫ hāna 2: hāna n. the act of abandoning, relinquishing, giving up, escaping, getting rid of Gaut. Śaṃk. Sarvad.; • want, lack Kap.; • cessation ib. Bhartṛ. (vḷ.)
≫ hāni: hāni f. (accord. to some fr. √han) abandonment, relinquishment Kuval.; • taking off, laying aside (ornaments) Subh.; • decrease, diminution MBh. Kāv. &c; • deprivation of (abl.) Gaut.; • damage, loss, failure (also in a lawsuit), ruin Yājñ. MBh. &c; • insufficiency, deficit, a minus ĀśvGṛ. MBh. cessation, disappearance, non-existence Kāv. Kathās. &c
⋙ hānikara: ○kara mfn. injurious, detrimental Pañcat.; • causing to disappear Śiś.
⋙ hānikṛt: ○kṛt mfn. causing loss, prejudicial, destructive Kathās.
≫ hānīya: hānīya mfn. = hātavya MW.
≫ hāpana: hāpana n. (fr. Caus.) the act of causing to quit or abandon &c; • diminution Suśr.
≫ hāpita: hāpita mfn. (fr. id.) caused to be left or abandoned &c; • injured (as a deposit) Yājñ.; • deprived of (instr.) BhP.
≫ hāyaka: hāyaka mfn. giving up, abandoning MBh.
≫ hāyana 1: hāyana mf(ā or ī)n. (for 2. See p. 1297, col. 1) quitting, leaving MW.; • passing away ib.
≫ hāyin: hāyin mfn. leaving, abandoning, neglecting ib.
≫ hāsas: hāsas m. the moon Uṇ. iv, 220 Sch.
≫ hitvā: hitvā ind. having left or abandoned &c; • letting alone, slighting, disregarding R. Kathās.; • excepting, with the exception of (acc.) VarBṛS.
≫ hīna: hīná mfn. left, abandoned, for saken RV.; • left behind, excluded or shut out from, lower or weaker than, inferior to (abl.) Mn. MBh. &c. [Page 1296, Column 3]; • left out, wanting, omitted MBh.; • defeated or worsted (in a lawsuit) Yājñ.; • deficient, defective, faulty, insufficient, short, incomplete, poor, little, low, vile, bad, base, mean ŚBr. &c. &c; • bereft or deprived of, free from, devoid or destitute of, without (instr., abl., loc., acc., or comp; • prâṇair hīnaḥ, 'bereft of breath or life'; • mantrād or mantrato h○, 'devoid of sacred knowledge') MuṇḍUp. KātyŚr. Mn. MBh. &c; • lost or strayed from (a caravan) Pāṇ. i, 4, 23 Kāś.; • brought low, broken down in circumstances ŚrS.; • m. a faulty or defective witness (of five kinds, viz. anya-vādin, kriyā-dveṣin, nôpasthāyin, nir-uttara, āhūsa-prapalâyin) Yājñ. Sch.; • subtraction (= = vyavakalana) MW.; • Mesua Ferrea L.; • (ā), f. a female mouse (wṛ. for dīna) L.; • (am), n. deficiency, want, absence (velā-hīne 'before the right time', unseasonably') VarBṛS. Yājñ.
⋙ hīnakarman: ○karman mfn. engaged in low Practices, neglecting or omitting customary rites or religious acts Gaut. Mn. MBh.
⋙ hīnakula: ○kula mfn. of low family, base-born, plebeian (-tva n.) MW.
⋙ hīnakuṣṭa: ○kuṣṭa n. (prob.) = kṣudra-k○ Cat.
⋙ hīnakośa: ○kośa mfn. having an empty treasury MBh.
⋙ hīnakratu: ○kratu mfn. one who neglects to sacrifice Mn. xi, 12
⋙ hīnakrama: ○krama m. diminishing series or order of succession Suśr.
⋙ hīnakriya: ○kriya mfn. = -karman Mn. iii, 7
⋙ hīnaguṇa: ○guṇa mfn. of inferior virtue or merit R.
⋙ hīnacakṣus: ○cakṣus mfn. one who has lost an eye or whose sight is dimmed R.
⋙ hīnacarita: ○carita n. (pl.) base or mean conduct, Śāntiś
⋙ hīnaja: ○ja mfn. low-born MBh.
⋙ hīnajāti: ○jāti mfn. of low caste, outcaste, degraded, vile Mn. iii, 15
⋙ hīnatara: ○tara mfn. worse, inferior MuṇḍUp.
⋙ hīnatarpita: ○tarpita mfn. insufficiently satiated ŚārṅgP.
⋙ hīnatas: ○tas ind.= hīnena or hīnāt MBh.; • of less value Vas.
⋙ hīnatā: ○tā f
⋙ hīnatva: ○tva n. defectivenese, deprivation, destitution, the state of being without, want or absence of (instr. or comp.) Mn. MBh. &c
⋙ hīnadagdha: ○dagdha mfn. insufficienty burned or cauterized Suśr.
⋙ hīnadarśanasāmarthya: ○darśana-sāmarthya mfn. destitute of the power of seeing, blind Rājat.
⋙ hīnadīnānukampaka: ○dīnânukampaka mfn. feeling compassion for the wretched and miserable Kāraṇḍ.
⋙ hīnanāyaka: ○nāyaka mfn. having a low or base hero (said of a drama) MW.
⋙ hīnapakṣa: ○pakṣa mf(ā)n. unprotected Yājñ. Sch.
⋙ hīnapratijña: ○pratijña mfn. faithless Hariv.
⋙ hīnabalhu: ○balhu mfn. deficient in strength, weak, feeble Pañcat.
⋙ hīnabāhu: ○bāhu m. N. of one of Śiva's attendants L.
⋙ hīnabuddhi: ○buddhi mfn. of weak understanding R.
⋙ hīnamūlya: ○mūlya n. a low price Yājñ.
⋙ hīnayāna: ○yāna n. 'simpler or lesser vehicle', N. of the earliest system of Buddhist doctrine (opp. to mahāyāna; • See yāna)
⋙ hīnayoni: ○yoni m. or f. an inferior womb, low birth or origin MW.
⋙ hīnarātra: ○rātra mf(ā)n. having shorter nights Gaut.
⋙ hīnarūpa: ○rūpa mf(ā)n. deficient in form or beauty R.
⋙ hīnaroman: ○roman mfn. deprived of hair, bald MBh.
⋙ hīnavarga: ○varga (Jātak.),
⋙ hīnavarṇa: ○varṇa (cf. Hit.), mfn. of low caste, outcaste
⋙ hīnavāda: ○vāda m. defective statement, insufficient or contradictory evidence, prevarication W.
⋙ hīnavādin: ○vādin mfn. defeated or worsted (in a lawsuit) Pañcat.; • making a defective statement, insufficient or inadmissible (as a witness; • See hīna above) W.; • contradictory, prevaricating ib.; • destitute of speech, speechless, dumb ib.
⋙ hīnavīrya: ○vīrya mfn. = -bala (-tva n.) R. Bhpr.
⋙ hīnavṛtti: ○vṛtti mfn. of base conduct MBh.
⋙ hīnavyañjana: ○vyañjana mfn. (speech) deficient or indistinct in its consonants R.
⋙ hīnasakhya: ○sakhya n. making friends with low people L.
⋙ hīnasaṃdhi: ○saṃdhi mfn. destitute cf peace or reconciliation W.
⋙ hīnasevā: ○sevā f. attendance on base or low people Cāṇ. Hit.
⋙ hīnasvara: ○svara mfn. defective in sound, soundless (-tā f.) Suśr.
⋙ hīnāṃśu: hīnâṃśu mfn. destitute of rays, dark Kāv.
⋙ hīnāṅga: hīnâṅga mf(ā or ī)n. defective in limb, crippled, lame, mutilated ṢaḍvBr. Mn. VarBṛS.; • incomplete in parts, imperfect KātyŚr. Sch.
⋙ hīnātirikta: hīnâtirikta mfn. defective or excessive, too few or too many; • -kāle ind. too late or too soon VarBṛS.; • -gātra (cf. Mn.) or ○tâṅga (f. ī Yājñ.), mfn. having a limb too few or too many
⋙ hīnādhika: hīnâdhika mfn. smaller or greater than (abl.) VarBṛS.; • too little or too much; • (e), ind. too late or too soon ib.; • -tā f. (cf. Kāvyâd.), -tva n. (cf. ib. Sch.) deficiency or excess; • ○kâṅga mf(ī)n. having too few or too many limbs VarBṛS.
⋙ hinānnavastraveṣa: hinânna-vastra-veṣa mfn. (a Brahma-cārin) eating less food (than his preceptor) and wearing an inferior dress Mn. ii, 194
⋙ hīnārtha: hīnârtha mfn. one who has fallen short of his object or lost his advantage MBh.
⋙ hīnodgata: hīnôdgata mfn. insufficiently emerged or come forth Suśr.
⋙ hinopamā: hinôpamā f. comparison with something inferior, Śamkar. Pratāp.
≫ hīnaka: hīnaka mfn. deprived of ( See kara-saṃdaṃśah○, add) [Page 1297, Column 1]
≫ hīnita: hīnita mfn. deprived of one's own MBh. i, 3558 ; iv, 226 (conj.); • separated from (comp.) Hariv.; • subtracted (= vy-avakalita) L.
≫ hīyamāna: hīyamāna mfn. being left or deserted &c; • weaker, inferior MBh.; • being lost MW.; • sinking, giving in ib.
≫ heya 2: heya mfn. (for 1. and 3. See p. 1296 and 1304) to be left or quitted or abandoned or rejected or avoided (-tva n.) Kāv. Kathās. &c; • to be subtracted L.
hāikāra: hāi-kāra m. the exclamation hāi Lāṭy.
hāukāra: hāu-kāra m. the exclamation hāu Lāṭy.
hāuyavadārasṛt: hāuyavadāra-sṛt and hāuhuvaivā-sāman n. N. of Sāmans, IndSt
hāṃsa: hāṃsa mfn. (fr. haṃsa) relating to a goose or swan Car.
≫ hāṃsakāyana: hāṃsakāyana mfn. (fr. haṃsaka), g. pakṣ^ādit; • m. a patr., g. naḍâdi
hākinī: hākinī f. t, partic. female demon (cf. ḍākinī and śākinī) Tantras.
hāṅgyara: hāṅgyara m. a large fish, shark L.
hājyakhūna: hājya-khūna m. N. of n. Khan Cat.
hāṭa: hāṭa See karahāṭa, p. 255, col. 1
hāṭaka: hāṭaka m. (said to be fr. √haṭ; • perhaps connected with hiraṇya) N. of a country and people MBh.; • a partic. magical drink BhP.; • (ī), f. N. of a river in she lower world BhP.; • n. 'found in Hātaka', gold MBh. Kāv. &c; • mf(i)n. = next Śiś.
⋙ hāṭakamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. golden, made of gold Hcar.
⋙ hāṭakeśa: hāṭakêśa or m. N. of a form of Śiva (worshipped on the banks of the Godāvarī) Kathās.
⋙ hāṭakāsāna: hāṭaḍkâsāna m. N. of a form of Śiva (worshipped on the banks of the Godāvarī) Kathās.
⋙ hāṭakeśvara: hāṭakêśvara m. id ib. Pur.; • n. a partic. incantation Rājat.; • -māhāśmya n. N. of wk
≫ hāṭakīya: hāṭakīya mfn. made or consisting of gold Alaṃkāraś.
hāḍi: hāḍi m. N. of a man Rājat.; • (ī), f. a kind of written character Jaim.
⋙ hāḍigrāma: ○grāma m. N. of a village Rājat.
≫ hāḍikā: hāḍikā f. an earthen pot (cf. haṇḍikā) Kathârṇ.
hāta: hāta hātavya, hātu, See p. 1296, col. 2
hātkṛta: hā-tkṛta n. uttering the sound hāt L.
hātra: hātra (?), n. wages, hire L.; • = (or wṛ. for) hāntra L.
hāna: hāna hāni &c. See p. 1296, col. 2
hānavya: hānavya hānu, See p. 1288, col. 2
hānuka: hānuka hāntra, See p. 1288, col. 1
hāndaṇa: hāndaṇa N. of a place Cat.
hāpana: hāpana hāpita See p. 1296, col. 2
hāputrī: hāputrī f. a kind of wagtail L.
≫ hāputrikā: hāputrikā f. id. W.
hāphikā: hāphikā f. gaping, yawning L.
hāmigrāma: hāmi-grāma m. N. of a village Rājat.
hāmpha: hāmpha (?) Pañcad.
hāmbīri: hāmbīri f. (in music) a kind of Ragi ṇi (cf. naṭṭa-hambīrā) Saṃgīt.
hāyaka: hāyaka hāyin, See p. 1296, col. 2
hāyati: hāyati m. N. of a man Saṃskārak.
hāyana 2: hāyaná m. n. (accord. to native authorities fr. √1. or 2. hā; • but cf. hayana) a year (ifc. f. ī, and accord. to Pat. on Pāṇ. 4-1, 27 also ā) AV. &c. &c; • m. a sort of red rice (pl. its grains) MaitrS. ŚBr. KātyŚr.; • a flame, ray L.; • (i), f. a year AV. xii, 1, 36; • mfn. lasting a year or returning every year (applied to Takman, q.v.) AV.
⋙ hāyanagran: ○gran
⋙ hāyanatha: ○tha m
⋙ hāyanaphala: ○phala n
⋙ hāyanaratna: ○ratna n
⋙ hāyanasindhu: ○sindhu m
⋙ hāyanasundara: ○sundara and m. or n. N. of wks
⋙ hāyanasunettama: ○suḍnêttama m. or n. N. of wks
≫ hāyanaka: hāyanaka m. a kind of red rice Car.
hāyi: hāyi ind. an exclamation used in chanting a Sāman (cf. hāī) MBh.
⋙ hāyikāra: ○kāra m. the exclamation hāyas Lāṭy. [Page 1297, Column 2]
⋙ hāyīśabda: hāyī-śabda m. id. Nyāyam. Sch.
hāra: hāra hāraka, hārin &c. See p. 1289, cols. 2 and 3
hārayu: hārayu N. of a place Cat.
hārava: hārava m. N. of an inhabitant of hell L.
hārāyaṇa: hārāyaṇa n. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr.
hārika: hārika hāriṇa, hārita, hāridra &c. See p. 1292, col. 1
hārisa: hārisa m. or n. a partic. high number Buddh.
hārga: hārga (?), m. (said to lie fr. √1. hṛ) satisfaction L.
hārd: hārd (fr. and = hṛd). See dur- and su-hā́rd
≫ hādr: hā́dr mfn. relating to or being in the heart Suparṇ. Śaṃk. BhP.; • (am), n. love, kindness, affection for (loc. or comp.) MBh. R. &c; • meaning, intention, purpose BhP.
⋙ hādrvat: ○vat mfn. feeling affection for (loc.) MārkP.
⋙ hādrvidyā: ○vidyā f. N. of wk
≫ hārdi: hā́rdi m. the heart AV.; • contentment, ease, comfort VarBṛS.; • n. the heart or interior of the body (also applied to the intestines) RV.
≫ hārdikā: hārdikā See yama-h○
≫ hārdikya: hārdikya m. patr. of Kṛita-varman MBh. Hariv.; • friendship R.
≫ hārdin: hārdin mfn. feeling affection for (loc.) MārkP.
≫ hārdivan: hārdivan (cf. TĀr.) or (vS.), mfn. hearty, cordial, having an affection for (loc.)
⋙ hārdvan: hārdvan (vS.), mfn. hearty, cordial, having an affection for (loc.)
hārmya: hārmyá n. v. l. for harmyá TĀr.
hārya: hārya See p. 1289, col. 3
hārṣṭeya: hārṣṭeya hārṣṇi, See p. 1293, col. 1
hāla: hāla hālaka, hālika &c. See p. 1293, cols. 1 and 2
hālahala: hālahala hālāhala, hāhala &c. Sea p. 1293, col. 2
hāvaka: hāvaka hāvanīya, hāvin &c. See p. 1294, cols. 1 and 2
hāvu: hāvu ind. an exclamation of joy (used in chanting a Sāman) TUp.
hāsa: hāsa hāsya, See p. 1294, cols. 2 and 3
hāsta: hāsta hāstika, hāstina, See p. 1296, col. 1
hāhav: hāhav s, m. a kind of hell (cf hahava) Kāraṇḍ.
hāhas: hāhas m. a Gandharva L.
≫ hāhā: hāhā m. (for hā hā See under 1. hā, p. 1296, col, 1) a Gandharva or N. of a Gandharva ŚrS. MBh. Hariv. &c; • a partic. high number, ten thousand billions (mahā-hāhā, 'a hundred thousand billions') MW.
hi 1: hi i (cf. √hay), cl. 5. P. (Dhātup., xxvii, 11) hinóti (Ved. also hinuté, hínvati and hinváti, ○te; • p. hinvāná with aet. and pass. sense RV.; • háyat RV. TS. ; 1: sg. hiṣe RV.; • pf. jighāya, jighyuḥ Br. &c; • jighye with pass. sense Bhaṭṭ.; • aor. áhema áhema, ahyan, heta p. hiyāná with pass. sense RV.; • ahyam [?], áhait AV.; • ahaiṣīt Br.; • aheṣata RV.; • fut. hetā Gr; • heṣyati MBh. &c; • inf. -hyé RV.), to send forth set in motion, impel, urge on, hasten on (Ā. also intrans.) RV. AV. ŚBr. KātyŚr.; • to stimulate or incite to (dat.) RV.; • to assist or help to (dat.) ib.; • to discharge, b, hurl, cast, shoot RV.; • to convey, bring, procure ib. ŚBr.; • to forsake, abandon, get rid of Bhaṭṭ.; • (hinvati), to gladden, delight Dhātup. xv, 82: Pass. hīyate (aor. ahāyi), Gr.: Caus. hāyuyati (aor. ajīhayat) ib.: Desid. of Caus. jihāpayiṣati ib.: Desid. jighīṣati ib.: Inteus. jeghīyate, jeghayīti, jegheti ib.
≫ haya: haya
⋙ hayana: hayana &c. See p. 1288, cols. 2, 3
≫ hita 1: hitá mfn. (for 2. See p. 1298, col. 2) sent, impelled, urged on, set in motion &c; • going, running, speeding RV. AV. [Page 1297, Column 3]
≫ hiti: hiti f. sending, errand, direction ( See asmé- and devá-h○)
≫ hitvan: hítvan mfn. speedy, swift RV.
≫ hinva: hinvá m. 'Inciter', N. of Indra's father (prīṇayitri Sāy.) RV.
≫ hinvāna: hinvāná
⋙ hiyāna: hiyāná See √, col. 2
≫ hti: htí
⋙ hetu: hetú &c. See p. 1303, col. 3
hi 2: hí ind. (used as a particle [cf. ha and gha] and usually denoting) for, because, on account of (never standing first in a sentence, but generally after the first word and used enclitically, sometimes after pronouns; • e.g. sárvo hí pṛ́tanā jigīṣati, 'for everybody wishes to win battles'; • bkavān hi pramāṇam, 'for your honour is the authority'; • tahā hi, 'for example', 'accordingly'; • ná hí or nahī́', for not', 'not at all') RV. &c. &c; • just, pray, do (with an Impv. or Pot. emphatically; • sometimes with Indic., e. g. pasyāmo hi, 'we will just see') ib.; • indeed, assuredly, surely, of course, certainly (hí vaí, 'most assuredly'; • hi-tu or hi-punar, 'indeed-but'; • often a mere expletive, esp. to avoid a hiatus, sometimes repeated in the same sentence; • hi is also said to be an interjection of 'envy', 'contempt', 'hurry' &c.) ib.
≫ hina: hiná ind. for, because (= 2. hí) RV. vi, 48, 2
hiṃs 1: hiṃs (orig. Desid. of √han), cl. 1. 7. P. (cf. Dhātup. xxix, 19; • xxxiv, 23) hiṃsati, hinásti (Ved. and ep. also Ā. hiṃsate, híṃste; • 2. sg. hiṃsi for hinassi MBh. iii, 13269; • pf. jihiṃsa, ○simá, jīhiṃsīh AV.; • aor. ahiṃsīt, hiṃsīt RV. &c; • fut. hiṃsita Gr; • hiṃsiṣyati, ○te Br. &c; • inf. hiṃsitum [Ved. also híesitoḥ] ib.; • ind. p. hiṃsitvā́ AV. Br.; • -hiṃsya MBh.), to injure, harm, wound, kill, destroy RV. &c. &c.: Pass. hiṃsyate (aor. ahiṃsi), to be injured or killed RV. (in á-hiṃsyamāna) &c.: Caus, or cl. so. P. (cf. Dhātup. xxxiv, 23) hiṃsayati (aor. ajihiṃsat), to injure, harm, kill, slay MBh.: Desid. jíhiṃsiṣati, to wish to injure &c. ŚBr.: Intens, jehiṃsyate, jehiṃsti Gr
≫ hiṃs 2: hiṃs mfn. injuring, striking ( See su-hiṃs)
≫ hiṃsa: híṃsa mfn. injuring, injurious, mischievous, hostile RV.; • (ā), f. See below
≫ hiṃsaka: hiṃsaka mfn. = prec. Yājñ. MBh. &c; • tn. (only L.) a noxious animal, beast of prey; • an enemy; • a Brāhman skilled in the magical texts of the Atharva-veda (cf. hiṃsā-karman)
≫ hiṃsana: hiṃsana m. an enemy L.; • n. the act of hurting, injuring, killing, slaying Mn. MBh. &c
≫ hiṃsanīya: hiṃsanīya mfn. to be hurt or injured MBh.; • to be killed (as cattle) Kull. on Mn. v, 41
≫ hiṃsā: hiṃsā f. injury, harm (to life or property), hurt, mischief, wrong (said to be of three kinds, 1. mental as 'bearing malice'; • 2. verbal, as' abusive language; • 3. personal, as 'acts of violence') Mn. Yājñ. MBh. &c; • Injury or Mischief personified (as the wife of Adharnia and daughter of Lobha and Nishkṛiti) Pur.; • Asteracantha Longifolia L.
⋙ hiṃsākarman: ○karman n. any injurious or hostile act (esp. employment of magical spells and mystical texts such as those of the Atharva-veda for the injury of an enemy, q.v.) L.
⋙ hiṃsātmaka: ○"ṣtmaka (hiṃsât○), mfn. intent on doing harm R.
⋙ hiṃsātman: ○"ṣtman (hiṃsât○), mfn. id. Bcar.
⋙ hiṃsāprāṇin: ○prâṇin m. a savage or noxious animal MW.; • (○ṇi) -pracura mfn. abounding in noxious animal ib.
⋙ hiṃsāprāya: ○prâya mfn. generally or for the most part injurious Mn. x, 83
⋙ hiṃsārata: ○rata mfn. delighting in doing harm or mischief Mn. iv, 1 70
⋙ hiṃsāruci: ○ruci mfn. id. (-tva n.) R.
⋙ hiṃsārthavāda: ○"ṣrthavāda (hiṃsârth○), m
⋙ hiṃsālakṣaṇa: ○lakṣaṇa n
⋙ hiṃsāvāda: ○vāda m. N. of wks
⋙ hiṃsāvihāra: ○vihāra mfn. taking pleasure in mischief, roaming about to do harm MW.
⋙ hiṃsāsamudbhava: ○samudbhava mfn. arising from injury (i.e. from the sin of hurting living creatures) ib.
≫ hiṃsāru: hiṃsāru m. a destructive animal, a tiger L.
≫ hiṃsālu: hiṃsālu mfn. mischievous, hurting, murderous W.
≫ hiṃsāluka: hiṃsāluka m. a mischievous animal, savage dog L.
≫ hiṃsita: hiṃsitá mfn. hurt, injured, wounded, killed, destroyed AV. &c. &c; • n. injury, harm Pañcat.
≫ hiṃsitavya: hiṃsitavyá mfn. to be harmed or injured AV.
≫ hiṃsitos: híṃsitos See under the √above
≫ hiṃsīna: hiṃsīna m. a savage animal, beast of prey L.
≫ hiṃsīra: hiṃsīra mfn. mischievous, destructive L.; • m. a tiger L.
≫ hiṃsya: hiṃsya mfn. to be hurt or injured or killed, Śā3khGṛ. Mn. MBh. &c
≫ hiṃsra: hiṃsrá mf(ā́)n. injurious, mischievous, hurtful, destructive, murderous, cruel, fierce, savage (ifc. 'acting injuriously towards') RV. &c. &c. [Page 1298, Column 1]; • m. a man who delights in injuring living creatures Mn. iii, 164; • a savage animal, beast of prey Ragh.; • N. of Śiva MBh.; • of Bhima-sena L.; • of a certain cruel Brāhman Hariv.; • (ā), f. a mischievous woman Mn. ix, 80; • N. of various plants (accord. to L., Nardottachys Jatamansi, Coix Barbata, = kākâdanī and elâvali) Suśr.; • fat L.; • a vein L.; • (am) n. cruelty Mn. i, 29
⋙ hiṃsrajantu: ○jantu or m. a savage animal, beast of prey Kāv.
⋙ hiṃsrapaśu: ○paśu m. a savage animal, beast of prey Kāv.
⋙ hiṃsrayantra: ○yantra n. an implement for injuring or wounding, trap Yājñ.; • a mystical text used for injurious purposes MW.
⋙ hiṃsrātmatā: hiṃsrâtmatā f. malevolence Bcar.
⋙ hiṃsrāhiṃsra: hiṃsrâhiṃsra n. noxiousness and harmlessness Mn. i, 29
≫ hiṃsraka: hiṃsraka m. a savage animal, beast of prey L.
hika: hika n. (with prajāpateḥ) N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr.
hikk: hikk cl. 1. P. Ā. (Dhātup.xxi, 1) ik hikkati, ○te (Gr. also pf. jihikka, ○kke &c.), to hiccup (hiccough), sob, make a spasmodic sound in the throat Pat. VarBṛS. Suśr.: Caus. P. hikkayati (aor. ajihikkat), to cause to hiccup Suśr.; • (Ā.) hikkayate, ate, to injure, kill Dhātup. xxxiii, 12 (v. l. hikk for kiṣk)
≫ hikkā: hikkā f. hiccup (cf, hekkā), sob, a spasmodic sound in the throat Suśr. R. Hariv.; • an owl L.
⋙ hikkāśvāsin: ○śvāsin mfn. = śvāsa-hikkin (q.v.) Car.
≫ hikkikā: hikkikā f. hiccup MBh.; • stertorous breathing KātyŚr. Sch.
≫ hikkita: hikkita n. hiccup, spasmodic catch and sound in the breath Pat.
≫ hikkin: hikkin mfn. suffering from hiccup, hiccupping Suśr.
hikkala: hikkala (?), the staff of a Buddhist monk Buddh.
hikmatprakāśa: hikmat-prakāśa m. (fr. ?) N. of a med. wk. translated from the Arabic by Mahā-deva Paṇḍita
≫ hikmatpradīpa: hikmat-pradīpa m. N. of a med. wk. by the same author
hikvā: hikvā f. wṛ. for hikkā above
hiṅ: híṅ ind. the lowing sound or cry made by a cow seeking her calf RV. i, 164, 28
⋙ hiṅkartṛ: ○kartṛ́ m. one who makes the sound hin TS.
⋙ hiṅkāra: ○kārá ṃ. the sound or cry hiṅ (used also in ritual) VS. Br. ŚrS.; • a tiger (as making a lowing or roaring sound) L. -√kṛ P. -karoti (ind. p. -kṛśya; • p.p. -krita), to make the sound hiṅ RV. AV. Br. Śiś.
⋙ hiṅkriyā: ○kriyā f. making the sound hiṅ, a lowing cry Harav.
hiṅga: hiṅga m. pl. N. of a people MārkP.
hiṅgalācī: hiṅgalācī f. N. of a Yakshiṇī Buddh.
hiṅgu: hiṅgu m. Ferula Asa Foetida Buddh. BhP.; • n. a fluid or resinous substance prepared from the roots of the Asa Foitida (used as a medicine or for seasoning) MBh. Hariv. Suśr. &c
⋙ hiṅgunāḍika: ○nāḍika f. the resin of Gardenia Gunimifera (cf. nāḍī-hiṅgu) L.
⋙ hiṅguniryāsa: ○niryāsa m. the fluid extracted from Asa Foetida ( See above) L.; • the Nimba tree L.
⋙ hiṅgupattra: ○pattra m. the Iṅgudi tree L.; • (ī), f. = -parṇī L.; • (am), n. the leaf of the Asa Fostida L.
⋙ hiṅguparṇī: ○parṇī f. Gasdenia Gummifera L.
⋙ hiṅgurāta: ○rāta m. N. of a man Mudr.
⋙ hiṅguśirāṭikā: ○śirāṭikā (prob. wṛ.) or f. a partic. plant (= vaṃśa-pattrī) Bhpr. Car.
⋙ hiṅguśivāṭikā: ○śivāṭikā f. a partic. plant (= vaṃśa-pattrī) Bhpr. Car.
⋙ hiṅgūjjvalā: hiṅgū7jjvalā f. a kind of perfume Mṛicch.
≫ hiṅguka: hiṅguka m. the Asa Foetida plant MBh.
≫ hiṅgudī: hiṅgudī f. Solanum Melongena L.
≫ hiṅgula: hiṅgula m. n. a preparation of mercury with sulphur, vermilion VarBṛS.; • (ā), f. See below; • (ī), f. Solanum Melongena or some other species L.
≫ hiṅgulaka: hiṅgulaka (prob.) n. vermilion, cinnabar MBh. VarBṛS.; • (ikā), f. Solanum Jacquini L.
≫ hiṅgulā: hiṅgulā f. N. of a country VāmP.; • of the tutelary deity of the Dadhi-parṇas Cat.
⋙ hiṅgulājā: ○jā f. N. of a goddess ib.
≫ hiṅguli: hiṅguli m. vermilion L.
≫ hiṅgulu: hiṅgulu (cf. L.) or (cf. VarBṛS.), m. n. id
⋙ hiṅguluka: hiṅguḍluka (cf. VarBṛS.), m. n. id; • (○lu), f. Solanum Melongena L.
≫ hiṅgūla: hiṅgūla m. a kind of plant (v. l. hijjala) Pañcar.; • n. the edible √of Amorphophallus Campanulatus L.
hiṅgolāṣṭaka: hiṅgolâṣṭaka n. N. of wk. [Page 1298, Column 2]
hijja: hijja m. the tree Barringtonia Acutangula (commonly called Hijjal) L.
≫ hijjala: hijjala m. the Hijjal tree Pañcar. (v. l.) L.
hiñjīra: hiñjīra m. a rope or chain for fastening an elephant's foot L.
hiṭ: hiṭ vḷ. for √biṭ (q.v.)
hiḍimba: hiḍimba m. N. of a gigantic Rākshasa slain by Bhīma MBh.; • (ā), f. See below
⋙ hiḍimbajit: ○jit m. 'conqueror of Hiḍimba', Bhima L.
⋙ hiḍimbadviṣ: ○dviṣ m. 'enemy of Hiḍimba', Bhīma Dhanaṃj.
⋙ hiḍimbanisūdana: ○nisūdana and m. 'destroyer of Hiḍimba', Bhima ib.
⋙ hiḍimbabhid: ○bhid m. 'destroyer of HṭHiḍimba', Bhima ib.
⋙ hiḍimbavadha: ○vadha m. 'the killing of Hislimba', an episode of the Mahā-bhārata (i, 152-156)
≫ hiḍimbā: hiḍimbā f. Hiḍimba's sister (who changed herself into a beautiful woman and married Bhima; • he had a son by her named Ghaṭ5tkaca) MBh. Kām. BhP.; • the wife of Hanumat ( See comp.)
⋙ hiḍimbāpati: ○pati or m. 'husband or lover of Hiḍmbā', N. of Bhima or of Hanumat L.
⋙ hiḍimbāramaṇa: ○ramaṇa m. 'husband or lover of Hiḍmbā', N. of Bhima or of Hanumat L.
hiṇḍ: hiṇḍ cl. 1. 1A. (Dhātup. viii, 15) hiṇḍate (only impf. ahiṇḍanta and pf. jihiṇḍe), to go, move, wander or roam about (cf. ā- and pari√hiṇḍ); • to disregard, slight Dhātup.
≫ hiṇḍaka: hiṇḍaka m. = nāḍī-taraṃga (cf. rata-h○) L.
≫ hiṇḍana: hiṇḍana n. (only L.) wandering, roaming; • sexual intercourse; • writing
≫ hiṇḍi: hiṇḍi (prob.) f. -rātrau rakṣā-cāra L.
≫ hiṇḍika: hiṇḍika m. an astrologer L.
≫ hiṇḍira: hiṇḍira m. = hiṇḍīra L.
≫ hiṇḍī: hiṇḍī f. N. of Durgā. L.
⋙ hiṇḍīkānta: ○kānta or m. 'beloved by Durgā', N. of Śiva L.
⋙ priyatama: priyatama m. 'beloved by Durgā', N. of Śiva L.
≫ hiṇḍīra: hiṇḍīra m. cuttle-fish bone (supposed to be the congealed foam of the sea, = samudra-phena) Sāh.; • a man, male L.; • a tonic or stomachic (= rucaka) L.; • Solanum Melongena. L.; • n. the pomegranate L.
≫ hiṇḍuka: hiṇḍuka m. N. of Śiva MBh.
hita 2: hitá mf(ā́)n. (p.p. of √1. dhā, cf. dhita; • for 1. hita See p. 1297, col. 2) put, placed, set, laid, laid upon, imposed, lying or situated or contained in (loc.) RV. AV. Up.; • set up, established, fixed (as a prize) RV.; • planned, arranged (as a race or contest) ib.; • prepared, made ready ib.; • held, taken