Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary -- m

ma 1: ma the labial nasal. -1
⋙ makāra: ○kāra m. the letter or sound ma ŚāṅkhBr. AV.Pariś &c; • -pañcaka n. = pañca-makāra W.; • ○râdi-sahasranāman n. N. of ch. of the Rudra-yāmala (containing 1000 names of Rāma beginning with m)
ma 2: ma m. (in prosody) a molossus. -2
⋙ makāra: ○kāra m. the foot called molossus; • -vipulā f. N. of a metre Piṅg. Sch.
ma 3: ma base of the 1st pers. pron. in acc. sg. mā́m or mā; • instr. máyā; • dat. máhyam or me; • abl. mát or mád; • gen. máma or me (for the enclitic forms, cf. Pāṇ. 8-1, 22 &c.) [Cf. s. mád ; Zd. ma ; Gk. ?, ?, Lat. me, mihi &c.] [771, 1]
≫ makat: makat familiar dimin. fr. prec. = mát in comp
⋙ makatpitṛka: ○pitṛka m. my father Pāṇ. 1-1, 29 Pat. 4. ma m. time L. [Page 771, Column 2]; • poison L.; • a magic formula L.; • (in music) N. of the 4th note of the scale (abbreviated for madhyama); • the moon L.; • N. of various gods (of Brahmā, Vishṇu, Śiva, and Yama) L.; • (ā), f. a mother L.; • messure L.; • authority (-tva n.) Nyāyam.; • light L.; • knowledge L.; • binding, fettering L.; • death L.; • a woman's waist L.; • n. happiness, welfare L.; • water L.
maṃh: maṃh (cf. √mah), cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. xvi, 33) máṃhate (pf., mamaṃhe &c., Gr.), to give, grant, bestow (with dānāya, 'as a present') RV. ŚBr.; • to increase Dhātup.: Caus. maṃhayati (cl. 10 accord. to Dhātup. xxxiii, 124), to give &c. RV.; • to speak or to shine Dhātup.: Intens., māmahe &c; • √mah
≫ maṃhana: maṃhána n. a gift, present RV.; • (ā), ind. (also with dákṣasya) promptly, readily, willingly ib.
⋙ maṃhaneṣṭhā: maṃhane-ṣṭhā mfn. (prob.) liberal RV. x, 61, 1 (pradāne pravartamāna Sāy.)
≫ maṃhīya: maṃhīya^ mfn. = pūjanīya Nir. (cf. √mah)
≫ maṃhama: maṃhama m. a partic. personification Gaut.
≫ maṃhayadrayi: maṃhayád-rayi mfn. (pr. p. of Caus. + rayi) granting wealth or treasures RV.
≫ maṃhayu: maṃhayú mfn. (fr. Caus.) wishing to give, liberal RV.
≫ maṃhiṣṭha: máṃhiṣṭha mfn. (superl.) granting most abundantly, very liberal or generous RV.; • exceedingly abundant ib.; • quite ready for (dat.) ib.
⋙ maṃhiṣṭharāti: ○rāti (máṃh○). mfn. one whose gifts are most abundant, very rich or bountiful ib.
≫ maṃhīyas: máṃhīyas mfn. (compar.) giving more abundantly than (abl.) RV.
mak: mak ind., g. svar-ādi
maka: maka m. n. g. ardharcâdi: m. the son of a Vaiśya and a Mālukī L.
⋙ makadatta: ○datta m. N. of a man Vās., Introd
makaka: mákaka m. (prob.) a kind of animal AV.
makat: makat under 3. ma, col. 1
makandikā: makandikā f. N. of a woman Pat.
makamakāya: makamakāya (onomat.), Ā. ○yate, to croak (as a frog) Kāv.
makara: mákara m. a kind of sea-monster (sometimes confounded with the crocodile, shark, dolphin &c; • regarded as the emblem of Kāma-deva [cf. mokara-ketana &c. below] or as a symbol of the 9th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī; • represented as an ornament on gates or on head-dresses) VS. &c. &c; • a partic. species of insect or other small animal Suśr.; • N. of the 10th sign of the zodiac (Capricornus) Sūryas. Var. &c; • the 10th arc of 30 degrees in any circle L.; • an army of troops in the form of a Mákara Mn. vii, 187; • an ear-ring shaped like a Mákara BhP. (cf. makara-kuṇḍala); • the hands folded in the form of a Mákara Cat.; • one of the 9 treasures of Kubera L.; • one of the 8 magical treasures called Padminī MārkP.; • a partic. magical spell recited over weapons R.; • N. of a mountain BhP.; • (ī), f. the female of the sea-monster Mákara Pañcat.; • N. of a river MBh.
⋙ makarakaṭī: ○kaṭī f. 'dolphin-hipped', N. of a woman Kathās.
⋙ makarakuṇḍala: ○kuṇḍala n. an ear-ring shaped like a Mákara BhP.
⋙ makaraketana: ○ketana
⋙ makaraketu: ○ketu and m. 'having the MṭMákara for an emblem' or 'having a fish on his banner', N. of Kānsa-deva MBh. Kāv. &c
⋙ makaraketumat: ○ketu-mat m. 'having the MṭMákara for an emblem' or 'having a fish on his banner', N. of Kānsa-deva MBh. Kāv. &c
⋙ makaradaṃṣṭrā: ○daṃṣṭrā f. 'Makara-toothed', N. of a woman Kathās.
⋙ makaradhvaja: ○dhvaja m. = -ketana MBh.; • the sea Harav.; • a partic. array of troops Kām.; • a partic. medical preparation L.; • N. of a prince Vcar.
⋙ makarapāṭaka: ○pāṭaka m. N. of a village Inscr.
⋙ makaramāsa: ○māsa m. N. of a partic., month TS. Sch.
⋙ makaramukha: ○mukha m. = makarâkāra-dhārin jala-nirgamana-dvāra, jānū7r. dhvâvayava L.
⋙ makararāśi: ○rāśi m. the zodiacal sign Capricornus MW.
⋙ makaralāñchana: ○lāñchana m. = -kelana Kād.
⋙ makaravāhana: ○vāhana m. 'having the MṭMákara for his vehicle', N. of Varuṇa L.
⋙ makaravāhinī: ○vāhinī f. N. of a river VP.
⋙ makaravibhūṣaṇaketana: ○vibhūṣaṇa-ketana m. having the Makara for a characteristic ornament', N. of Kāma-deva Hariv.
⋙ makarasaṃkramaṇa: ○saṃkramaṇa n. the passage of the sun from Sagittarius into Capricornus MW.
⋙ makarasaṃkrānti: ○saṃkrānti id; • N. of a festival (which marks the beginning of the sun's northern course) RTL. 428; • -tila-dāna n. and -dāna-prayoga m. N. of wks
⋙ makarasaptamī: ○saptamī f. N. of the 7th day in the light half of the month Māgha W. (cf. under mākara)
⋙ makarākara: makarâkara m. 'redeptacle of MṭMákara', the sea Kathās. [Page 771, Column 3]
⋙ makarākāra: makarâkāra m. formed like a Mákara', a variety of Caesalpina Banducella L.
⋙ makarākṣa: makarâkṣa m. Mákara-eyed', N. of Rikshasa (son of Khara) R.
⋙ makarāṅka: makarâṅka m. 'having the Mákara for a symbol or mark', N. of Kāmadeva L.; • the sea L.
⋙ makarānana: makarânana m
⋙ makarālaya: makarâlaya m. 'Mákara-abode', the sea MBh. R.; • N. of the number, 'four' (cf. under samudra)
⋙ makarāvāsa: makarâvāsa m. 'Mákara-abode', the sea MBh.
⋙ makarāśva: makarâśva m. 'having the Mákara for a horse', N. of Varuṇa L.
≫ makarāyaṇa: makarāyaṇa mfn. (fr. makara), g. pakṣâdi
≫ makarikā: makarikā f. a partic. head-dress Kād.; • a figure resembling the Makara ib.
≫ makarin: makarin m. 'full of Makaras', the sea L.
≫ makarī: makarī f. of makara, in comp
⋙ makarīpattra: ○pattra n. the mark of a Makarī (on the face of Lakshmi) Prab. (cf. pattra-bhaṅga)
⋙ makarīprastha: ○prastha m. N. of a town, g. karky-ādi
⋙ makarīlekhā: ○lekhā f. = -pattra Prab. (vḷ.)
makaranda: makaranda m. the juice of flowers, honey Kāv. Pur. &c; • a species of jasmine L.; • a fragrant species of mango L.; • a bee L.; • the Indian cuckoo L.; • (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.; • N. of a man Mālatīm.; • of various authors and wks; • n. a filament (esp. of the lotus-flower) L.; • N. of a pleasure-garden Kathās.
⋙ makarandakaṇāya: ○kaṇāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to be like drops or particles of flower-juice Cat.
⋙ makarandakārikā: ○kārikā f. pl.,
⋙ makarandadīpikā: ○dīpikā f
⋙ makarandapañcāṅgavidhi: ○pañcâṅga-vidhi m. N. of wks
⋙ makarandapāla: ○pāla m. N. of a man (father of Tri-vikrama) Cat.
⋙ makarandaprakāśa: ○prakāśa m. N. of wk
⋙ makarandavat: ○vat mfn. rich in flower-juice; • (atī), f. the flower of Bignonia Suaveolens L.
⋙ makarandavaīsa: ○vaīsa m. a species of Kadamba L.
⋙ makarandavivaraṇa: ○vivaraṇa n
⋙ makarandavivṛti: ○vivṛti f. N. of wks
⋙ makarandaśarman: ○śarman m. N. of a teacher Cat.
⋙ makarandodyāna: makarandôdyāna n. N. of a pleasure-garden near Ujjayinī Ratnâv.
≫ makarandikā: makarandikā f. a kind of metre Col.; • N. of the daughter of a Vidyā-dhara Kathās.
makaṣṭu: makaṣṭu m. N. of a man, g. śubhrâdi
makuāṇa: makuāṇa m. N. of a race of kings Cat.
makuṭa: makuṭa n. a crest (= mukuṭa) Divyâv.
⋙ makuṭabandhana: ○bandhana n. N. of a temple Divyâv.
⋙ makuṭāgama: makuṭâgama m. N. of wk
makuti: makuti m. or f. an edict addressed to the Śūdras (= śūdra-śāsana) L.
makura: makura m. a looking-glass, mirror L.; • the stick or handle of a potter's wheel L.; • Mimusops Elengi L.; • a bud L.; • Arabian jasmine MW. (cf. mukura)
≫ makurāṇa: makurāṇa m. or n. N. of a place Cat.
≫ makula: makula m. Mimusops Elengi L.; • a bud L. (cf. mukula)
makuṣṭa: makuṣṭa or ○ṭaka m. Phaseolus Aconitifolius L.
≫ makuṣṭha: makuṣṭha m. id. L. (also ○ṭhaka); • mfn. slow (= manthara) L. (cf. mukuṣṭha, mapaṣṭha)
makūlaka: makūlaka m. Croton Polyandrum Car.
makeruka: makeruka m. a kind of parasitical worm ib.
makk: makk (cf. √mask), cl, 1. Ā. makkate, to go, move, Dhstup. iv, 28 Vop.
makkalla: makkalla m. a dangerous abscess in the abdomen (peculiar to lying-in women) Suśr. ŚārṅgS.
makkula: makkula m. red chalk (= silā-jatu) L.
≫ makkola: makkola m. chalk L. (= sudhā VarBṛS. Sch.)
makvaṇa: makvaṇa m. a small-limbed elephant or one who has not got his teeth at the proper time L.
makṣ 1: makṣ (cf. √mrakṣ), cl. 1. P. to collect, heap Dhātup. xvii, 12 (v. l.); • to be angry Vop.
makṣ 2: mákṣ m. or f. a fly RV. iv, 45, 4 ; vii, 32, 2
≫ makṣā: mákṣā f. id. RV. x, 40, 6 AV. ix, 1, 17 [Lat. musca]
≫ makṣikā: mákṣikā f. (m. c. also ○ka, m.) a fly, bee RV. &c. &c. [Page 772, Column 1]
⋙ makṣikāmala: ○mala n. 'excretion of bees', wax L.
⋙ makṣikāśraya: makṣikâśraya m. 'receptacle of bees', id. L.
≫ makṣīkā: makṣīkā f. = makṣikā L.
makṣa: makṣa m. the concealing of one's own defects L. (prob. wṛ. for mrakṣa)
makṣavīrya: makṣa-vīrya m. Buchanania Latifolia (prob. wṛ. for bhakṣa-, or -bhakṣya-bīja)
makṣu: makṣu mfn. only instr. pl. makṣúbhīḥ (or makṣū́bhiḥ; • cf. makṣū́), quickly, promptly RV. viii, 46, 6; • m. N. of a man, AitAr. Sch. (cf. mākṣavya)
⋙ makṣuṃgama: ○ṃ-gamá mf(ā́)n. going quickly RV. viii, 22, 16 (cf. Sāy.)
≫ makṣū: makṣū (cf. Padap. ○kṣú), ind. quickly, rapidly, soon, directly RV. [cf. maṅkṣu and Lat. mox]
⋙ makṣūjavas: ○javas (○kṣū́-), mfn. most rapid or prompt RV. vi, 45, 14
⋙ makṣūtama: ○tama (○kṣū́), mfn. id. ib. viii, 19, 12 (○mebhir ahabhiḥ', in the next days', ix, 55, 3)
≫ makṣūyu: makṣūyú mfn. quick, rapid, fleet (as horses) RV. vii, 74, 3
makṣuṇa: makṣuṇa n. a partic. measure of weight (= 7 Māshas) L.
makh: makh (cf. √maṅkh), cl. 1. P. makhati, to go, move Dhātup. v, 18
makha 1: makhá mfn. (prob. connected with √1. mah or √maṃh) jocund, cheerful, sprightly, vigorous, active, restless (said of the Maruts and other gods) RV. Br.; • m. a feast, festival, any occasion of joy or festivity RV. ŚāṅkhGṛ.; • a sacrifice, sacrificial oblation ŚBr. &c. &c. (cf. Naigh. iii, 17); • (prob.) N. of a mythical being (esp. in makhasya śiraḥ, 'Makha's head') RV. VS. ŚBr. (cf. also comp.)
⋙ makhakriyā: ○kriyā f. a sacrificial rite L.
⋙ makhatrayavidhāna: ○traya-vidhāna n. N. of wk
⋙ makhatrātṛ: ○trātṛ m. 'protector of Viśvā-mitra's sacrifice', N. of Rāma (son of Daśa-ratha) L.
⋙ makhadviṣ: ○dviṣ m. 'enemy of sacrifices', a demon, Rākshasa Ragh.
⋙ makhadveṣin: ○dveṣin m. enemy of (Daksha's, q.v.) sacrifice', N. of Śiva Śivag.
⋙ makhamathana: ○mathana n. the disturbance of (Daksha's) sacrifice Ratnâv.
⋙ makhamaya: ○maya mf(i)n. containing or representing a sacrifice BhP.
⋙ makhamukha: ○mukha mfn. beginning a sṭsacrifice R.
⋙ makhavat: ○vat (makhá-), mfn. companion of Makha (a word used to explain maghávat, q.v.) ŚBr.; • a sacrificer Hariv.
⋙ makhavahni: ○vahni m. sacrificial fire L.
⋙ makhavedī: ○vedī f. a sacrificial altar R.
⋙ makhasvāmin: ○svāmin m. 'lord of sacrifice', N. of an author Cat. =
⋙ han: hán m. killer of Makha', N. of Agni or Indra or Rudra TS.
⋙ makhāṃśabhāj: makhâṃśa-bhāj m. 'partaker of a sṭsacrifice', a god Ragh.
⋙ makhāgni: makhâgni m. = makha-vahni L.
⋙ makhānala: makhânala m. id. L.
⋙ makhānna: makhânna 'sacrificial food', the seed of Euryale Ferox Bhpr.
⋙ makhāpeta: makhâpêta m. N. of a Rākshasa BhP.
⋙ makhālaya: makhâlaya m. a house or place for sacrifice Cat.
⋙ makhāsuhṛd: makhâsuhṛd m. = makha-dveṣin L.
⋙ makheśa: makhêśa m. lord of sacrifice', N. of Vishṇu VP.
≫ makhas: makhas next apd sádma-makhas
≫ makhasya: makhasya Nom. P. A. ○syáti, ○te, to be cheerful or sprightly RV. [cf.?]
≫ makhasyu: makhasyú mfn. cheerful; • sprightly, exuberant ib.
≫ makhya: makhya wṛ. for 1. makha
makha 2: makha m. or n. (?) the city of Mecca Kālac.
⋙ makhaviṣaya: ○viṣaya m. the district of Mecca ib.
maga: maga m. a magian, a priest of the sun Var. BhavP.; • pl. N. of a country in Śākadvipa inhabited chiefly by Brāhmans Cat.
⋙ magavyakti: ○vyakti f. N. of wk. on the origin of the Śāka-dvipin Brahmans by Kṛishṇa-dāsa Miśra
magadin: magadin mfn. g. pragady-ādi
magadha: magádha m. the country of the Magadhas, South Behār (pl. the people of that country) AV. &c. &c; • a minstrel who sings the praises of a chief's ancestry L.; • (ā), f. the town of the Magadhas L.; • long pepper Suśr.
⋙ magadhadeśa: ○deśa m. the country of MṭMagadhas Hit.
⋙ magadhaparibhāṣā: ○paribhāṣā f. N. of wk
⋙ magadhapurī: ○purī f. the city of MṭMagadha Lalit.
⋙ magadhapratisṭha: ○pratisṭha mfn. dwelling in Magadha Ragh.
⋙ magadhalipi: ○lipi f. the writing of MṭMagadha Lalit.
⋙ magadhavaṃśaja: ○vaṃśa-ja mf(ā)n. sprung from the race of Magadha Ragh.
⋙ magadheśvara: magadhêśvara m. a king of the MṭMagadha Ragh.; • N. of a king of the Magadhas Vet.
⋙ magadhodbhava: magadhôdbhava mf(ā)n. born or grown in Magadha; • (ā), f. long pepper Suśr.
≫ magadhaka: magadhaka Pat. on Pāṇ. 1-1, 4 Vārtt. 1; • 6
≫ magadhīya: magadhīya mfn. relating to or coming from Magadha, g. gahâdi
≫ magadhya: magadhya Nom.P. ○yati, to surround (g. kaṇḍvādi), to serve, be a slave Siddh. [Page 772, Column 2]
maganda: maganda m.= kusīdin, a usurer Nir. vi, 32
magala: magala m. N. of a man Pravar.
magava: magava m. or n. (?) a partic. high number Buddh.
magasa: magasa m. pl. N. of the warrior caste in Śāka-dvipa BhavP.
magu: magu m.= maga, a magian Cat.
magundī: magundī f. N. of a mythical being (whose daughters are female demons) AV.
magna: magna Set √majj
magha: maghá m. (√maṃh) a gift, reward, bounty RV.; • wealth, power ib.; • a kind of flower L.; • a partic. drug or medicine (also ā f.) L.; • N. of a Dviipa (s.v.) L.; • of a country of the Mlecchas L.; • (ā́), f. (also pl.) N. of the soth or 15th Nakshatra (sometimes regarded as a wife of the Moon) AV. &c. &c; • N. of the wife of Śiva L.; • (ī, or ā), f. a species of grain L.
⋙ maghagandha: ○gandha m. Mimusops Elengi Kir. Sch.
⋙ maghatti: ○tti (maghá-), f. (for magha + datti) the giving and receiving of presents RV.
⋙ maghadeya: ○déya n. the giving of Presents ib.
⋙ magharava: ○rava m. N. of a Nishāda Cat.
⋙ maghavat: ○vat mfn. next
⋙ maghavan: ○van (maghá-.), mfn. (middle stem maghá-vat which may be used throughout, weak stem maghón; • nom. m. maghávā or ○vān f. maghónī or maghavatī [Vop.]; • n. maghavat; • nom. pl. m. once maghónas; • cf. Pāṇ. 6-4, 128; • 133), possessing or distributing gifts, bountiful, liberal, munificent (esp. said of Indra and other gods, but also of institutors of sacrifices who pay the priests and singers) RV. AV. TS. ŚBr. Up.; • m. N. of Indra (also pl. ○vantaḥ) MBh. Kāv. &c; • of a Vyāsa or arranger of the Purāṇas Cat.; • of a Dānava Hariv.; • of the 3rd Cakra-vartin in Bhārata L.; • -vat-tvá n. liberality, munificence RV.; • -van-nagara n. 'Indra's city', N. of a town Rājat.; • -van-mukta-kuliśa m. or n. (?) the thunderbolt hurled by Indra Bhartṛ.
⋙ maghasvāmin: ○svāmin m. v. l. for makha-sv○, q.v
≫ maghava: maghava m.= magha-van BhavP.
≫ maghā: maghā f. of magha, in comp
⋙ maghātrayodaśī: ○trayodaśī f. the 13th day in the dark half of the month Bhādra Col.; • -śrāddha n. a Śrāddha ceremony on that day MW.
⋙ maghābhava: ○bhava or m. 'offspring of Magha', the planet Venus L.
⋙ maghābhū: ○bhū m. 'offspring of Magha', the planet Venus L.
≫ maghīprastha: maghī-prastha m. N. of a town, g. karky-ādi (cf. Kāś. for maghnī-pr○)
maghaṣṭu: maghaṣṭu m. N. of a man, g. śubhrâdi Kāś. (cf. makaṣṭu)
maghnīprastha: maghnī-prastha maghī-pr○
maṅk: maṅk (cf. √maṅg), cl. 1, Ā. maṅkate, to move or to adorn Dhātup. iv, 15 (only pf. mamaṅkire, explained by śuśubhire Bhaṭṭ. [v. l. mamaṅgire; • cf. Pāṇ. 3-1, 87]; • Gr. also fut. maṅkiṣyale; • aor. amaṅkiṣṭa &c.)
≫ maṅku: maṅkú mfn. shaking, vacillating ŚBr. (cf. durm○); • m. blotch L.
maṅkaṇaka: maṅkaṇaka m. N. of a Ṛishi MBh.; • of a Yaksha ib. (B. macakruka)
maṅki: maṅki m. N. of a man MBh.
⋙ maṅkigīta: ○gīta n. 'song of Maṅki', N. of the 15th ch. of the Pārtha Itihāsa-samuccaya (containing episodes from the MBh.)
maṅkila: maṅkila m. a forest-conflagration L.
maṅkura: maṅkura m.= makura, a mirror L.
maṅkuśa: maṅkuśa m. a person who knows dancing and singing (also called māhiṣya) L.
maṅktavya: maṅktavya ○tṛ, p. 773, col. 2
maṅkṣaṇa: maṅkṣaṇa n. armour for the legs or thighs, greaves' L. (cf. maṅkhuṇa, matkuṇa)
maṅkṣu: maṅkṣu ind. (cf. makṣu) quickly, immediately, directly, instantly Kāv. Kathās.; • very much, exceedingly L.; • truly, really L.; • m. N. of a man, g. gargâdi
maṅkh: maṅkh (cf. √makh), cl. r. P. maṅkhati, to go, move Dhātup. v, 19
maṅkha: maṅkha m. = magadha, a royal bard or panegyrist L. [Page 772, Column 3]; • a mendicant of a partic. order W.; • N. of a man Rājat.; • of a lexicographer (-kośa m. his work)
≫ maṅkhaka: maṅkhaka m. N. of a man Rājat.
≫ maṅkhanā: maṅkhanā f. N. of a woman ib.
≫ maṅkhāya: maṅkhāya Nom. ○yate' to act or be like a bard Śrīkaṇṭh.
maṅkhuṇa: maṅkhuṇa n. = maṅkhaṇa L.
maṅg: maṅg (cf. √maṅk), cl. 1. Ā. maṅgate, to go, move Dhātup. v, 40
maṅga: maṅga m. n. the head of a boat L.; • m. a mast or side of a ship L. (cf. maṇḍa); • pl. N. of a country in Śāka-dvipa inhabited chiefly by Brāhmans MBh. vi, 436 (B; • cf. maga and mṛga)
≫ maṅginī: maṅginī f. a boat, ship HPariś.
maṅgala: maṅgala n. (accord. to Uṇ. v, 70 fr. √maṅg) happiness, felicity, welfare, bliss (also pl; • ifc. f. ā) Mn. MBh. &c; • anything auspicious or tending to a lucky issue (e.g. a good omen, a prayer, benediction, auspicious ornament or amulet, a festival or any solemn ceremony on important occasions &c; • mfn. below) Kauś. MBh. Kāv. &c; • a good old custom PārGṛ. Mn.; • a good work MBh. BhP.; • (in music) a partic. composition Saṃgīt.; • N. of the capital of Udyāna Buddh.; • m. N. of Agni Gṛihyās.; • of the planet Mars L.; • of a king belonging to the race of Manu Cat.; • of a Buddha Lalit.; • of a poet Cat.; • of a chief of the Cālukyas ib.; • the smell of jasmine L.; • (ā), f. the white- and blue-flowering Dūrvā grass L.; • a sort of Karañja L.; • turmeric L.; • a faithful wife L.; • N. of Umā Hcat.; • of Dakshsyaṇi (as worshipped in Gayā) Cat.; • of the mother of the 5th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī. L.; • (ī), f. g. gaurâdi; • mf(ā)n. auspicious, lucky Hcat.; • having the scent of jasmine L.
⋙ maṅgalakaraṇa: ○karaṇa n. 'luck-causing', the act of reciting a prayer for success before the beginning of any enterprise Madhus.
⋙ maṅgalakarman: ○karman n. id. Mālav.
⋙ maṅgalakalaśa: ○kalaśa m. = ghaṭa, a vessel used at festivals Gīt.; • -maya mfn. consisting of vessels of this kind Hcar.
⋙ maṅgalakāraka: ○kāraka mfn. (cf. MBh.) or causing welfare
⋙ maṅgalakārin: ○kārin mfn. (cf. MW.) causing welfare
⋙ maṅgalakārya: ○kārya n. a festive occasion, solemnity MW.
⋙ maṅgalakāla: ○kāla m. an auspicious occasion Śak.
⋙ maṅgalakuṭhāramiśra: ○kuṭhāra-miśra mṆ. of a door-keeper Cat.
⋙ maṅgalakṣauma: ○kṣauma n. du. a linen upper- and under-garment worn at festivals Ragh.
⋙ maṅgalagāthikā: ○gāthikā f. a solemn song Dhanaṃj.
⋙ maṅgalagiri: ○giri m. 'mountain of fortune', N. of a mountain; • -māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ maṅgalagīta: ○gīta n. = -gaithikā Pañcat.
⋙ maṅgalagṛha: ○gṛha n. an auspicious house or temple Mālav. Mālatīm. (also ○haka); • the house of the planet Mars Siṃhâs.
⋙ maṅgalagraha: ○graha m. an auspicious planet, a lucky star MW.
⋙ maṅgalaghaṭa: ○ghaṭa m. 'auspṭauspicious jar', a vessel full of water offered to the gods on festivals MW.; • N. of an elephant Kathās.
⋙ maṅgalacaṇḍikā: ○caṇḍikā or f. N. of Durga Cat. W.
⋙ maṅgalacaṇḍī: ○caṇḍī f. N. of Durga Cat. W.
⋙ maṅgalacchāya: ○cchāya m. Ficus Infectoria L.
⋙ maṅgalatūrya: ○tūrya n. a musical instrument used at festivals Pañcat. Ragh.
⋙ maṅgaladaśaka: ○daśaka m. or n. (?) N. of a prayer Cat.
⋙ maṅgaladevatā: ○devatā f. a tutelary deity (cf. brahma-m○)
⋙ maṅgaladvāra: ○dvāra n. the principal gate of a palace (being opened on festive occasions) Lalit.
⋙ maṅgaladhvani: ○dhvani m. an auspicious sound (e.g. marriage-music) L.
⋙ maṅgalanirṇaya: ○nirṇaya m. N. of wk
⋙ maṅgalapattra: ○pattra n. a leaf serving as an amulet Śak.
⋙ maṅgalapāṭhaka: ○pāṭhaka m. 'blessing-reciter', a professional well-wisher or panegyrist Daś. Pārśvan.
⋙ maṅgalapāṇi: ○pāṇi mfn. having auspicious hands R.
⋙ maṅgalapātra: ○pātra n. an auspṭauspicious vessel, a vessel containing auspṭauspicious objects Śak.
⋙ maṅgalapura: ○pura n. 'city of prosperity', N. of a town Cat. (cf. maṅgala)
⋙ maṅgalapuṣpamaya: ○puṣpa-maya mf(ī)n. formed of auspṭauspicious flowers Ragh.
⋙ maṅgalapūjāprayoga: ○pūjā-prayoga m. and N. of wks
⋙ maṅgalapūjāvidhi: ○pūjā-vidhi m. N. of wks
⋙ maṅgalapūjita: ○pūjita mfn. honoured with a sacrificial fee or offering MW.
⋙ maṅgalapratisara: ○pratisara m. = -sūtra, Mālatim; • the cord of an amulet Daś.
⋙ maṅgalaprada: ○prada mfn. bestowing welfare, auspṭauspicious Cat.; • (ā), f. turmeric L.
⋙ maṅgalaprastha: ○prastha m. 'auspṭauspicious-peak', N. of a mountain Pur.
⋙ maṅgalabherī: ○bherī f. a drum beaten of festive occasions Siṃhâs.
⋙ maṅgalamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of nothing but happiness &c. Kād. Bhām.
⋙ maṅgalamayūkhamālikā: ○mayūkha-mālikā f. N. of wk
⋙ maṅgalamātrabhūṣaṇa: ○mātra-bhūṣaṇa mfn. only adorned with turmeric or with the Maṅgala-sūtra (q.v.) Vikr.
⋙ maṅgalamālikā: ○mālikā f. marriage-music L.
⋙ maṅgalarāja: ○rāja m. N. of a king Inscr.
⋙ maṅgalavacas: ○vacas a benedictory or congratulatory speech, congratulation Caurap.
⋙ maṅgalavat: ○vat mfn. auspicious, blessed; • (atī), f. N. of a daughter of Tumburu Kathās.
⋙ maṅgalavatsa: ○vatsa m. N. of a poet Subh.
⋙ maṅgalavāda: ○vāda m. benediction, congratulation; • -ṭīkā f. ○dârtha m. N. of wks
⋙ maṅgalavādin: ○vādin mfn. pronouncing a benediction, expressing congratulations R. [Page 773, Column 1]
⋙ maṅgalavāra: ○vāra or m. 'Mars-day', Tuesday L.
⋙ maṅgalavāsara: ○vāsara m. 'Mars-day', Tuesday L.
⋙ maṅgalavidhi: ○vidhi m. any auspṭauspicious ceremony or festive rite; • preparations for a festival Daś.
⋙ maṅgalavriṣabha: ○vriṣabha m. an ox with auspṭauspicious signs Pañcat.
⋙ maṅgalaśaṃsana: ○śaṃsana n. the act of wishing joy, uttering a congratulation L.
⋙ maṅgalaśabda: ○śabda m. auspicious word, felicitation Var.
⋙ maṅgalaśānti: ○śānti f. N. of wk
⋙ maṅgalasaṃstava: ○saṃstava mfn. felicitating, containing felicitations R
⋙ maṅgalasamālambhana: ○samālambhana n. an auspṭauspicious unguent Śak.
⋙ maṅgalasāman: ○sāman n. an auspṭauspicious Sāman L.
⋙ maṅgalasūcaka: ○sūcaka mfn. auguring good luck Daś.
⋙ maṅgalasūtra: ○sūtra n. 'lucky thread', the marriage-thread (tied by the bridegroom round the bride's neck, and worn as long as the husband lives) MW.
⋙ maṅgalastava: ○stava m
⋙ maṅgalastotra: ○stotra n. N. of wks
⋙ maṅgalasnāna: ○snāna n. any solemn ablution L.
⋙ maṅgalasvara: ○svara m. a sea-shell L.
⋙ maṅgalākṣata: maṅgalâkṣata m. pl. rice cast upon people by Brāhmans in bestowing a blessing at marriages &c. MW.
⋙ maṅgalāguru: maṅgalâguru n. a species of Agallochum L.
⋙ maṅgalācaraṇa: maṅgalâcaraṇa n. benediction, prayer for the success of anything Kap. Sāh. Cat.; • pronouncing a blessing, wishing joy MW.
⋙ maṅgalācāra: maṅgalâcāra m. the repeating a prayer for success and observing other auspicious ceremonies MBh.; • a partic. composition Saṃgīt.; • -yukta mfn. accompanied with a prayer for success, attended with auspṭauspicious cerṭceremonies Mn.
⋙ maṅgalātodya: maṅgalâtodya n. = ○la-bherī Kathās.
⋙ maṅgalādesavṛtta: maṅgalâdesa-vṛtta m. a fortune-teller Mn. ix, 258
⋙ maṅgalāyana: maṅgalâyana n. the way to happiness or prosperity, BhP.; • mfn. walking on the path of prospṭprosperity ib.
⋙ maṅgalārambha: maṅgalârambha mfn. causing an auspṭauspicious beginning (said of Gaṇêśa) Pañcar.
⋙ maṅgalārcanapaddhati: maṅgalârcanapaddhati f. N. of wk
⋙ maṅgalārjuna: maṅgalârjuna m. N. of a poet Cat.
⋙ maṅgalārtham: maṅgalârtham ind. for the sake of prosperity or happiness MW.
⋙ maṅgalārha: maṅgalârha mfn. worthy of prospṭprosperity or happṭhappiness Pañcar.
⋙ maṅgalālaṃkṛta: maṅgalâlaṃkṛta mfn. decorated with auspicious ornaments Kālid.
⋙ maṅgalālabhanīya: maṅgalâlabhanīya n. wṛ. for ○lâlambhanīya (q.v.) R.
⋙ maṅgalālambhana: maṅgalâlambhana n. touching anything auspicious MBh.
⋙ maṅgalālambhanīya: maṅgalâlambhanīya n. an object whose touch is auspṭauspicious R.
⋙ maṅgalāya: maṅgalâya mfn. having an auspṭauspicious dwelling MW.; • m. a temple A.
⋙ maṅgalālāpana: maṅgalâlāpana n. felicitation R.
⋙ maṅgalavaṭa: maṅgalávaṭa (or ○lā-vaṭa [?]), n. N. of a place of pilgrimage Cat.
⋙ maṅgalāvaha: maṅgalâvaha mfn. auspicious Hcat.
⋙ maṅgalāvāsa: maṅgalâvāsa m. 'auspṭauspicious dwelling', a temple Kathās.
⋙ maṅgalāṣṭaka: maṅgalâṣṭaka m. (l) a term for 8 auspṭauspicious things Hcat.; • m. or n. (?) 8 lines of benediction pronounced for good luck by a Brāhman on a newly-wedded pair while a piece of cloth is held between them MW.; • n. N. of wks
⋙ maṅgalāhnika: maṅgalâhnika n. any daily religious rite for success L.; • a vase full of water carried in front of a procession L.
⋙ maṅgalecchā: maṅgalêcchā́ f. benediction, felicitation; • (āyai), ind. for the sake of an auspṭauspicious omen MaitrS. iii, 8, 10
⋙ maṅgalecchu: maṅgalêcchu mfn. wishing joy, wṭwishing prosperity MW.
⋙ maṅgaleśvaratīrtha: maṅgalêśvara-tīrtha n. 'Tirtha of the lord of prosperity', N. of a sacred bathing. place Cat.
⋙ maṅgalopepsā: maṅgalôpêpsā f. the desire for prosperity or happiness ŚBr.
≫ maṅgalā: maṅgalā f. of maṅgala in comp
⋙ maṅgalāgaurīpūjā: ○gaurī-pūjā f
⋙ maṅgalāgaurīvratakathā: ○gauḍrī-vrata-kathā f
⋙ maṅgalāgaurīvratodyāpana: ○gauḍrī-vratôdyāpana n
⋙ maṅgalāgauryaṣṭaka: ○gauḍry-aṣṭaka n. N. of wks
⋙ maṅgalāvaṭa: ○vaṭa n. mangaíâvaṭa above
⋙ maṅgalāvrata: ○vrata n. the vow of Umā Cat.; • N. of ch. of the Kāśī-khaṇḍa of the Skanda Purāṇa; • mfn. devoted to Umā (said of Śiva) Śivag.
⋙ maṅgalāśāstra: ○śāstra n. 'the book of Umā', N. of wk
≫ maṅgalika: maṅgaliká (prob. n.) pl. (perhaps) N. of the hymns of the 18th Kāṇḍa of the Atharva-veda AV. xix, 23, 28
≫ maṅgalīya: maṅgalīya mfn. auspicious MBh.
≫ maṅgalya: maṅgalya mf(ā)n. auspicious, lucky, conferring happiness Kauś. Mn. MBh. &c; • beautiful, pleasing, agreeable MW.; • pious, pure, holy, Uttarar m. Cicer Lens Suśr.; • Aegle Marmelos Sāh.; • Ficus Religiosa L.; • Ficus Heterophylla L. (correctly maṅgálârhā); • the cocoa-nut tree, I; • Feronia Elephantum L.; • a species of Karañja L.; • = jīvaka L.; • N. of a serpent demon Buddh.; • (ā), f. (only L.) a species of fragrant sandal; • Anethum Sowa; • Mimosa Suma; • Terminalia Chebula; • Andropogon Acicuilatus; • Curcuma Longa; • a partic. bulb (ṛddhi); • Dūrvā grass; • = adhaḥ-puṣpī; • = jīvantī; • = priyaṅgu; • = mātha-parṇī; • Acorus Calamus; • N. of a paric. yellow pigment (= go-rocanā) Bhpr.; • a partic. resin L.; • N. of Durgā, DeviiP.; • n. an auspicious prayer MārkP.; • any auspṭauspicious thing Gaut. Suśr.; • Var, (sg. collectively Hcat.); • bathing with the juice of all medicinal plants L.; • water brought from various sacred places for the consecration of a king &c. MW. [Page 773, Column 2]; • sour curds L.; • sandal wood L.; • a kind of Agallochum L.; • gold L.; • red lead L.
⋙ maṅgalyakusumā: ○kusumā f. Andropogon Aciculatus Bhpr.
⋙ maṅgalyadaṇḍa: ○daṇḍa m. 'having an auspicious staff', N. of a man Rājat.
⋙ maṅgalyanāman: ○nāman mfn. vḷ. for māṅg○, q.v. MaitrS.; • ○ma-dhsyā f. Hoija Viridifolia Bhpr.
⋙ maṅgalyavastu: ○vastu n. any auspṭauspicious object Pañcat.
⋙ maṅgalyārhā: maṅgalyârhā f. Ficus Heterophylla L.
⋙ maṅgalyaka: maṅgalyaka m. Cices Lens Bhpr.
maṅgīra: maṅgīra m. N. of a man Vait. (mandīra KātyŚr.)
maṅgu: maṅgu m. N. of a prince VP.
maṅgura: maṅgura m. a kind of fish Bhpr.
maṅgula: maṅgula n. evil, sin (= pāpa) Kāv.
maṅguṣa: maṅguṣa m. N. of a man, g. kurvādi
maṅgh: maṅgh cl. 1. P. maṅghati, to adorn, decorate, Dhstup. v, 56; • Ā. maṅghate, to go, start, begin; • to blame; • to cheat, iv, 37
mac: mac (cf. √mañc), cl. 1. Ā. macate (pf. mece &c.), to cheat, be wicked or arrogant; • to pound, grind Dhātup. vi, 12
macakacātanī: macaka-cātanī prob. wṛ. for mecaka-c○, q.v
macakruka: macakruka m. N. of a Yaksha and of a sacred spot guarded by him near the entrance to Kuru-kshetra MBh. (cf. maṅkaṇaka)
macarcikā: macarcikā f. (ifc.) excellence, anything excellent or good of its kind (cf. go-m○), g. matallikâdi (cf. Gaṇar.)
maccitta: mac-citta &c. under 1. mad, p. 777, col. 2
maccha: maccha m. (Prākr. for matsya) a fish L.
⋙ macchākṣāṅka: macchâkṣâṅka mfn. marked with a fisheye (said of a bad pearl) ib.
maj: maj nir-maj under nir-√majj, p. 556, col. 1
majamudāra: majamudāra m. = ? majmū'-dār, a record-keeper, document-holder Kshitîś.
majiraka: majiraka m. N. of a man, g. sivâdi
majj: majj cl.6.P. (cf. Dhātup.xxviii, 122) majjati (Ved. májjati, ep. also ○te; • pf. mamajja [2. sg. mamajjitha, or mamaṅktha] MBh.; • aor. [mā] majjīs ib.; • amānkṣīt Bhaṭṭ.; • Prec. majjtāt ŚBr.; • fut. maṅkṣyati, ○te Br. &c; • majjiṣyati MBh.; • maṅktā Gr; • inf. majjitum MBh.; • maṅktum Gr; • ind. p. maṅktvā or maktvā ib.; • májjya AV.), to sink (into), (acc. or loc.), go down, go to hell, perish, become ruined RV. &c. &c; • to sink (in water), dive, plunge or throw one's self into (loc.), bathe, be submerged or drowned ṢaḍvBr. KātyŚr. MBh. &c.: Caus. majjáyati (aor. amamajjat Gr.), to cause to sink, submerge, drown, overwhelm, destroy ŚBr. &c. &c; • to inundate MBh.; • to strike or plant into (loc.) ib.: Desid. mimaṅkṣati or mimajjiṣati Gr. (cf. mimaṅkṣā): Intens. māmajjyate, māmaṅkti ib. [Cf. Lat. mergere, and under majjan.]
≫ magna: magna mfn. sunk, plunged, immersed in (loc. or comp.) KātyŚr. Mn. MBh. &c; • set (as the moon) R.; • sunk into misfortune ib.; • (ifc.) slipped into, lurking in Ragh.; • sunken, flat (as breasts or a nose) Hariv. R. Suśr.; • m. N. of a mountain Buddh.
≫ maṅktavya: maṅktavya mfn. to be immersed or plunged Pāṇ. 7-1, 60, Seh; • n. (impers.) it is to be immersed or plunged by (any one) Kathās.
≫ maṅktṛ: maṅktṛ mfn. one who dives or plunges &c. Pāṇ. 7-1, 60 Sch.
≫ majja 1: majja mfn. sinking, diving (in uda-majja; • audamajji)
≫ majja 2: majja in comp. for majjan
⋙ majjakṛt: ○kṛt n. 'producing marrow', a bone L.
⋙ majjatas: ○tas ind. = majjām prati Lāṭy.
⋙ majjarasa: ○rasa m. = majjā-r○ L.
⋙ majjasamudbhava: ○samudbhava m. 'produced from the marrow', semen virile L.
≫ majjaka: majjaka a-majjaka
≫ majjan: majján m. (lit, 'sunk or seated within) the marrow of bones (also applied to the pith of plants) RV. &c. &c. (according to ŚBr. &c. one of the 5 elements or essential ingredients of the body [Page 773, Column 3] ; in the later medical system that element which is produced from the bones and itself produces semen Suśr.) ; scurf. Kull. on Mn. v, 135. [Cf. Zd. maśga ; Slav. mośgū ; Germ. marg, marag, ṃark ; Angl. Sax. mearg ; Eng. marrow.]
⋙ majjanvat: ○vát mfn. marrowy (opp. to a-majiaka) TS.
≫ majjana: majjana m. N. of a demon causing sickness or fever Hariv.; • of one of Siva's attendants L.; • n. sinking (esp. under water), diving, immersion, bathing, ablution GṛŚrS. MBh. &c; • (with niraye), sinking into hell MBh.; • drowning, overwhelming ib.; • = majjan, marrow L.
⋙ majjanagata: ○gata mfn. plunged in a bath MBh.
⋙ majjanamaṇḍapa: ○maṇḍapa m. a bathing-house, bath Siṃhâs.
⋙ majjanonmajjana: majjanônmajjana m. du. 'Majjana and Unmajjana.' N. of two demons Hariv.
≫ majjayitṛ: majjayitṛ́ mfn. one who causes to sink or plunge ŚBr.
≫ majjala: majjala m. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh. (vḷ. majjāna; • cf. majjana)
≫ majjas: majjas n. = majjan, marrow Suśr.
≫ majjā: majjā́
f. id. ŚBr. MaitrUp. Hariv. (cf. nirmajja)
⋙ majjākara: ○kara n. 'producing marrow', a bone L.
⋙ majjāja: ○ja m. a species of bdellium L.
⋙ majjāṭikā: ○ṭikā (○jjâṭ○?), f. a partic. weight Hcat.
⋙ majjāmeha: ○meha m. N. of a partic. disease of the urinary organs, ŚarṅgS
⋙ majjārajas: ○rajas n. apartic. hell L.; • bdellium L.
⋙ majjārasa: ○rasa m. 'marrow-secretion', semen virile L.
⋙ majjāsāra: ○sāra n. 'having marrow as its chief ingredient', a nutmeg L.
≫ majjāna: majjāna majjala
≫ majjikā: majjikā f. the female of the Indian crane W.
≫ majjūka: majjūka mfn. repeatedly diving (used to explain maṇḍūka) Nir. ix, 5
majjara: majjara m. a kind of grass L. (vḷ. garjara)
majjūṣā: majjūṣā f. = mañjāṣā
majmana: majmána n. greatness, majesty RV. AV.; • (ā), ind. altogether, generally, at all (with nákis, no one at all') RV.
majra: majra khara-majrá
mañc: mañc (= √mac; • prob. artificial), cl. 1. Ā. mañcate, to cheat &c. Dhstup. vi, 12, vḷ; • to hold; • to grow high; • to adore; • to shine, vi, 13; • to go, move, vii, 15, vḷ
≫ mañca: mañca m. a stage or platform on a palace or on columns, raised seat, dais, throne MBh. Kāv. &c; • a bedstead, couch Ragh. Sch. Divyâv.; • a pedestal Baudh.; • an elevated platform or shed raised on bamboos in a field (where a watchman is stationed to protect the crop from cattle, birds &c.) W.; • (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.
⋙ mañcanṛtya: ○nṛtya n. a kind of dance Saṃgīt.
⋙ mañcapītha: ○pītha n. a seat on a platform Kāraṇḍ.
⋙ mañcamaṇḍapa: ○maṇḍapa m. a sort of temporary open shed, a platform erected for partic. ceremonies W.
⋙ mañcayāpya: ○yāpya m. N. of a man Cat. (vḷ. yayya)
⋙ mañcayūpa: ○yūpa m. a post supporting a plṭplatform R.
⋙ mañcavāṭa: ○vāṭa m. the enclosure of a plṭplatform Hariv.
⋙ mañcastha: ○stha mfn. standing on a plṭplatform Pañcar.
⋙ mañcāgāra: mañcâgāra n. (prob.) = mañca-maṇḍapa Hariv.
⋙ mañcārohaṇa: mañcârohaṇa n. ascending a platform ib.
≫ mañcaka: mañcaka m. n. a stage or platform &c. ( mañca) MBh.; • a couch, bed Kathās.; • any frame or stand (esp. one for holding fire) TĀr. Sch.; • m. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.; • (ikā), f. = āsandī, a chair KātyŚr. Sch.; • a kind of trough on legs Suśr.; • (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.
⋙ mañcakagata: ○gata mfn. gone to bed Sāh.
⋙ mañcakāśraya: mañcakâśraya or m. 'bed-infesting', a bed-bug, house-bug L.
⋙ mañcakāśrayin: mañcakâśraḍyin m. 'bed-infesting', a bed-bug, house-bug L.
⋙ mañcakāsura: mañcakâsura m. N. of an Asura Cat.; • -dundubhi-vadha m. N. of ch. of GaṇP.
≫ mañcana: mañcana m. (with ācārya) N. of a teacher (father of Śiṅgāya) Cat.
≫ mañcayayya: mañcayayya mañca-yāpya above
≫ mañcipattra: mañci-pattra n. a species of plant L.
≫ mañcukā: mañcukā madana-m○
mañj: mañj (prob. in-vented to account for the following words of more or less uncertain origin; • √.mārj, mṛj), cl. 10. P. mañjayati, to cleanse or be bright; • to sound, Dhātu. xxxii, 106 Vop.
≫ mañjana: máñjana m. the son of a Sūdra and a Vaṭi L.
≫ mañjara: mañjara n. a cluster of blossoms, panicle (as of corn &c.) Bhpr.; • a species of plant (= tilaka) L.; • a pearl L. (cf. deva-); • (ī), f. below
≫ mañjaraya: mañjaraya Nom. P. ○yati, to adoni with clusters of blossoms Vās.
≫ mañjari: mañjari mañjarī
⋙ mañjaridhārin: ○dhārin mfn. having clusters of flowers MBh. R. [Page 774, Column 1]
≫ mañjarikā: mañjarikā f. = mañjarī ( kaṭu-m○ and puṣpa-m○); • N. of a princess Rājat.
≫ mañjarita: mañjarita mfn. 'having clusters of flowers' or 'mounted on a stalk' Amar. (g. tārakâdi)
≫ mañjarī: mañjarī f. a cluster of blossoms MBh. Kāv. &c. (also ○ri; • often at the end of titles of wks., cf. pradīpa-m○ &c.); • a flower, bud Kāv. (also ○ri); • a shoot, shout, sprig ib. (also ○ri); • foliage (as an ornament on buildings) Vāstuv.; • a parallel line or row Gīt. Sāh.; • a pearl L.; • N. of various plants (= tilakā, latā, or holy basil L.); • of 2 metres Col.; • of various wks
⋙ mañjarīcāmara: ○cāmara n. a fan-like sprout Vikr.
⋙ mañjarījāla: ○jāla n. a dense mass of buds or flowers MBh.; • -dhārin mfn. thickly covered with buds or flowers ib.
⋙ mañjarīdīpihā: ○dīpihā f. N. of wk
⋙ mañjarīnamra: ○namra m. 'bent down with clusters of flowers', Calamus Rotang L.
⋙ mañjarīpiñjarita: ○piñjarita mfn. 'having pearls and gold' or 'yellowish coloured with clusters of flowers' Daś.
⋙ mañjarīprakāśa: ○prakāśa and m. N. of wks
⋙ mañjarīsāra: ○sāra m. N. of wks
≫ mañjarīka: mañjarīka m. a species of fragrant Tulasī L.
≫ mañjarīkṛ: mañjarī-kṛ √P. -karoti, to turn into flowerbuds, Kāvyâd.
≫ mañjā: mañjā f. = mañarī, a cluster of blossoms &c. L.; • = ajā, a she-goat L.
≫ mañji: mañji f. a cluster of blossoms &c. L. (also ○jī cf. aṅgāra-mañjī)
⋙ mañjiphalā: ○phalā f. Musa Sapientum L.
≫ mañjikā: mañjikā f. a harlot, courtezan L.
≫ mañjiman: mañjiman m. (fr. mañju) beauty, elegance W.
≫ mañjiṣṭha: mañjiṣṭha mf(ā)n. (superl. of mañju) very bright, bright red (as the Indian madder) MBh. (perhaps wṛ. for māñjiṣṭha); • (ā), f. next
≫ mañjiṣṭhā: mañjiṣṭhā f. Indian madder, Rubia Munjista Kauś. Suśr.
⋙ mañjiṣṭhābha: ○"ṣbha (○ṭhâbha), mfn. having the colour of Indian madder VarBṛS.
⋙ mañjiṣṭhāmeha: ○meha m. a disease in which the urine is of a light red colour Suśr.; • ○hin mfn. suffering from this disease ib.
⋙ mañjiṣṭhārāga: ○rāga m. the colour or dye of the Indian madder Hariv.; • an attachment pleasing and durable as the colour of the IṭIndian madder Sāh.
≫ mañjī: mañjī f. a compound pedicle L. (cf. mañji); • a she-goat L. (cf. mañjā)
≫ mañjīra: mañjīra m. n. (ifc. f. ā) a foot-ornament, anklet Kāv. Pur.; • m. N. of a poet Cat.; • (ā), f. N. of a river L.; • n. a post round which the string of the churning-stick passes L.; • a kind of metre Col.
⋙ mañjīrakvaṇita: ○kvaṇita n. the tinkling of anklets Kāv.
⋙ mañjīradhvanikomala: ○dhvani-komala n. N. of wk
≫ mañjīraka: mañjīraka m. N. of a man, g. śivâdi
≫ mañjīla: mañjīla m. a village inhabited especially by washermen W.
≫ mañju: mañju mfn. beautiful, lovely, charming, pleasant, sweet MBh. Kāv. &c; • m. (with bhaṭṭa) N. of a Sch. on Amara-kośa
⋙ mañjukula: ○kula m. N. of a man Buddh.
⋙ mañjukeśīn: ○keśīn m. 'beautiful-haired', N. of Kṛishṇa L.
⋙ mañjugamana: ○gamana mfn. going beautifully or gracefully; • (ā), f. a goose or a flamingo L.
⋙ mañjugarta: ○garta m. or n. N. of Nepal W.
⋙ mañjugir: ○gir mfn. sweet-voiced Kāvyâd.
⋙ mañjugīti: ○gīti f. N. of a metre Col.
⋙ mañjuguñja: ○guñja m. a charming murmur or humming ŚārṅgP.
⋙ mañjuguñjatsamīra: ○guñjat-samīra mfn. exhaling a sweet-sounding breeze or breath, Śāntiś
⋙ mañjughoṣa: ○ghoṣa mfn. uttering a sweet sound BhP.; • m. a dove L.; • = -śrt SaddhP.; • (ā), f. N. of an Apsaras L.; • of a Suraṅgana Siṃhâs.
⋙ mañjutara: ○tara mfn. more or most lovely or charming Gīt.
⋙ mañjudeva: ○deva and m. = -śrī Buddh.
⋙ mañjunātha: ○nātha m. = -śrī Buddh.
⋙ mañjunāśī: ○nāśī f. (wṛ. for -nārī) a beautiful Woman L.; • N. of Indra's wife or Durga L.
⋙ mañjunetra: ○netra mfn. fair-eyed. Dhūrtas.
⋙ mañjupaṭṭana: ○paṭṭana or n. N. of a town built by Mañju-śrī Buddh.
⋙ mañjupattana: ○pattana n. N. of a town built by Mañju-śrī Buddh.
⋙ mañjupāṭhaka: ○pāṭhaka m. 'repeating beautifully', a parrot L.
⋙ mañjuprāṇa: ○prâṇa m. N. of Brahms L.
⋙ mañjubhaṭṭa: ○bhaṭṭa under mañju
⋙ mañjubhadra: ○bhadra m. = -śrī L.
⋙ mañjubhāṣin: ○bhāṣin mfn. sweetly speaking Ragh. Kathās.; • (iṇī), f. N. of a metre Col.; • of various wks
⋙ mañjumañjīra: ○mañjīra m. n. a beautiful foot-ornament Rājat.
⋙ mañjumaṇi: ○maṇi m. 'beautiful gem', a topaz L.
⋙ mañjumati: ○mati f. 'the beautiful N. of a princess Kathās.
⋙ mañjuvaktra: ○vaktra mfn. beautiful faced, lovely, handsome W.
⋙ mañjuvacana: ○vacana (cf. Pañcar.),
⋙ mañjuvāc: ○vāc (cf. Ragh.), mfn. = -bhāṣin
⋙ mañjuvādin: ○vādin mfn. id; • (ī), f. N. of a woman Daś.; • of a metre Col.
⋙ mañjuśrī: ○śrī m. N. of one of the most celebrated Bodhisattvas among the northern Buddhists MWB. 195 &c; • paripṛcchā f. N. of wk; • -parvata m. N. of a mountain SaddhP.; • -buddha-kṣetra-guṇavyūha m. -mūla tantra n. -vikrīḍita, n. -vihāra m. N. of wks
⋙ mañjusaurabha: ○saurabha n. a kind of metre Col.
⋙ mañjusvana: ○svana mfn. sweet-sounding Vikr.
⋙ mañjusvara: ○svara mfn. id. MBh.; • m.= -śrī Buddh.
≫ mañjula: mañjula mfn. beautiful, pleasing, lovely, charming Kāv. (cf. g. sidhmâdi); • m. a species of waterhen or gallinule L.; • (ā), f. N. of a river MBh.; • n. a bower, arbour L. (also m.) [Page 774, Column 2]; • a spring, well L.; • the fruit of Ficus Oppositifolia L.; • Blyxa Octandra L.
≫ mañjulikā: mañjulikā f. N. of a woman Kathās.
mañjūṣā: mañjūṣā f. (L., also mañjuṣā) a box, chest, case, basket MBh. Kāv. &c; • receptacle of or for (often ifc., rarely ibc. in titles of wks; • also N. of various wks. and sometimes abridged for the fuller names, e.g. for dhātu-nyāya-m○ &c.); • Rubia Munjista Bhpr.; • a stone L.
⋙ mañjūṣākuñcikā: ○kuñcikā f. N. of wk
≫ mañjūṣaka: mañjūṣaka m. N. of a species of celestial flower L. (mañjuṣaka Kāraṇḍ.)
maṭa: maṭa m. (Prākr. for mṛta) the son of a Vaiśya and a Kuṭi L.
≫ maṭaka: maṭaka m. or n. a dead body, corpse Kathās. (cf. mṛtaka)
maṭacī: maṭacī f. hail ChUp. i, 10, 1 (maṭacyo'śanayaḥ Śaṃk.)
⋙ maṭacīhata: ○hata mfn. struck by hail ib.
maṭatī: maṭatī f. hail W.
maṭamaṭāya: maṭamaṭāya ○yati onomat. Pāṇ. 8-1, 12 Vārtt. 8 Pat.
maṭutacaṇḍī: maṭutacaṇḍī f. N. of a Rākshasī Buddh.
maṭusphaṭi: maṭusphaṭi m. incipient arrogance or pride (= darpârambha) L.
maṭūṣikā: maṭūṣikā maḍūṣikā
maṭṭa: maṭṭa m. a kind of drum Saṃgīt. (cf. maḍḍu); • a kind of dance ib. (also -nṛtya n.)
maṭṭaka: maṭṭaka m. the top of a roof L.; • Eleusine Coracana L.
maṭmaṭa: maṭmaṭá m. a class of demons or evil spirits AV.
maṭh: maṭh (prob. invented for the words below), cl. P. maṭhati, to dwell or to be intoxicated Dhātup. ix, 47 (cf. Vop. 'to grind', others, 'to go'): Caus. maṭhayati, mathaya
≫ maṭha: maṭha m. n. (g. ardharcâdi; • ī f. g. gaurâdi) a hut, cottage, (esp.) the retired hut (or cell) of an ascetic (or student) MBh. Kāv. &c; • a cloister, college (esp. for young Brāhmans), temple ib.; • m. a cart or carriage drawn by oxen L.
⋙ maṭhakesavadhāriṇī: ○kesavadhāriṇī f. N. of Nandā (the founder of the college of Keśava) Rājat.
⋙ maṭhacintā: ○cintā f. the charge of a convent Pañcat.
⋙ maṭhapratiṣṭhātattva: ○pratiṣṭhā-tattva n. N. of wk
⋙ maṭhasthiti: ○sthiti mfn. staying or residing in a college of priests MW.
⋙ maṭhādhipati: maṭhâdhipati m. the superintendent of a monastery, principal of a college &c. Rājat.
⋙ mathādhyakṣa: mathâdhyakṣa m. id.,
⋙ maṭhāyatana: maṭhâyatana n. a monastery, college Pañcat.
≫ maṭhaya: maṭhaya Nom. P. ○yati, to build, erect Hcat.
≫ mathara: mathara mfn. (cf. g. kaḍārâdī) insisting on (loc.) R&