Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary -- r

ra 1: ra the 2nd semivowel (corresponding to the vowels ṛ and ṝ, and having the sound of r in ring)
⋙ rakāra: ○kāra m. the letter or sound ra R.; • ○râdi-rāma-sahasra-nāman n. N. of a collection of the thousand names of Rāma (from the Brahmayāmala)
⋙ rapratyāhāra: ○pratyāhāra m. N. of a partic. Pratyāhāra (q.v.); • -khaṇḍana n. -maṇḍana n. -varṇana n. N. of wks
⋙ rodara: rôdara m. 'containing an r', N. of the Cakra-vāka (q.v.) Vām. v, 1, 15 (v. l.)
ra 2: ra (in prosody) a cretic (- ? -) Piṅg.
⋙ ravipulā: ○vipulā f. 'abounding in cretics', N. of a metre Col.
ra 3: ra mfn. (√rā) acquiring, possessing Naish.; • giving, effecting Śiś.; • m. (only L.) fire, heat; • love, desire; • speed; • (ā), f. (only L.) amorous play (= vibhrama) [Page 859, Column 3]; • giving; • gold; • (ī), f. going, motion L.; • n. brightness, splendour (used in explaining an etymology) L.
raṃsu: ráṃsu mfn. (fr. √ran, or ram) cheerful, delightful (only u ind. delightfully) RV. ii, 4, 5
⋙ raṃsujihva: ○jihva (ráṃsu-), mfn. having a pleasing tongue or voice RV.
raṃh: raṃh (for raṅgh); • √.laṅgh and raghu, laghu, cl. 1. P. (Dhātup. xvii, 83) ráṃhati (RV. also Ā. ráṃhate, ráṃhamāṇa; • pf. raraṃhá Bhaṭṭ.; • fut. raṃhitā, ○hiṣyati; • aor. araṃhīt Gr.), to hasten, speed (trans. and intrans.); • to cause to go or flow; • to go or flow RV. Śaṃk. Bhaṭṭ.: Caus. raṃháyati, ○te (aor. araraṃhat Gr.), to hasten, speed, run or cause to run RV.; • (cl. 10. P.) raṃhayati, to speak or to shine Dhātup. xxxiii, 123 (v. l. vaṃh○): Intens., rārahāṇá
≫ raṃha: raṃha = raṃhas ( vāta-raṃha)
≫ raṃhaṇa: raṃhaṇa n. going swiftly, hastening MW.
≫ raṃhati: raṃhati f. speed, velocity (of a chariot) W.
≫ raṃhas: raṃhas n. speed, quickness, velocity MBh. Kāv. &c; • eagerness, impetuosity BhP.; • m. N. of Śiva (Vehemence personified) MBh.; • of Vishṇu Hariv.
≫ raṃhasa: raṃhasa (ifc.) = raṃhas (e.g. mano-mārutar○, having the swiftness of thought or of the wind Hariv.)
≫ raṃhi: ráṃhi f. running, flowing, hastening, speed, velocity, eagerness, impetuosity RV. AV. VS. ŚBr.; • a flowing stream RV.; • a running horse, courser ib.
≫ raṃhita: raṃhita mfn. hastening, quick, rapid Kauś.
≫ rahas 1: rahas n. (for 2. p. 871, col, 1) swiftness, speed, velocity BhP.
≫ rārahāṇa: rārahāṇá mfn. (fr. Intens.) id. R.
rak: rak cl. 10. P. rākayati, to taste, relish; • to obtain, get Dhātup. xxxiii, 63 (v. l. rag, ragh)
≫ raka: raka m. the sun gem; • crystal; • a hard shower W.
rakasā: rakasā f. a form of leprosy Suśr.
rakka: rakka m. N. of a man Rājat.
⋙ rakkajayā: ○jayā f. N. of an image of Śrī erected by Rakka ib.
rakṣ 1: rakṣ cl. 1. P. (cf. Dhātup. xvii, 6) rákṣati (Ved. and m. c. also ○te; • pf. rarákṣa RV. &c. &c; • aor. arakṣīt AV. &c; • arākṣīt Br.; • Prec. rakṣyāt Gr; • fut. rakṣitā MBh.; • rakṣiṣyati Cond. arakṣiṣyat ib.; • rakṣye R.; • inf. rakṣitum MBh.), to guard, watch, take care of, protect, save, preserve ('from', abl.) RV. &c. &c; • to tend (cattle) Mn. MBh. R.; • to rule (the earth or a country) MBh. Rājat.; • to keep (a secret) Kathās.; • to spare, have regard to (another's feelings) Mālav.; • to observe (a law, duty &c.) RV. MBh.; • to guard against, ward off, keep away, prevent, frustrate, injure AV. v, 1; • to beware of Kathās.; • (Ā.) to heed, attend to (loc.) RV. i, 72, 5; • (Ā.) to conceal, hide (?) RV. ix, 68, 4; • to conceal one's self, be afraid (?) ib. x, 68, 1: Caus. rakṣayati, ○te (aor. ararakṣat Pāṇ. 7-4, 93 Sch.), to guard, watch, save or protect from (abl.) Kāv. Pañcat.: Desid. rirakṣati, to wish to guard, intend to protect from (abl.) MBh.: Intens., rārakṣāṇá. [Prob. a kind of Desid. of some √like raj or rajj; • Gk. ?, ? ; Lat. arx, [859, 3] arceo.]
≫ rakṣ 2: rakṣ (ifc.) guarding, watching &c. ( gorakṣ)
≫ rakṣa 1: rakṣá mf(ī)n. (ā f. p. 860) guarding, watching, protecting, serving; • a watcher, keeper Suparṇ. MBh. &c. (mostly ifc; • cf. kṣetra-, go-, cakra-r○ &c.)
⋙ rakṣapāla: ○pāla m. a protector, guard Pañcat.
⋙ rakṣapālaka: ○pālaka m. id. (f. ikā) Pañcad.
⋙ rakṣapuruṣa: ○puruṣa wṛ. for rakṣā-p○ Pañcat.
⋙ rakṣabhagavatī: ○bhagavatī f. = prajñā-pāramitā Buddh.
≫ rakṣa 2: rakṣa in comp. for rakṣas
⋙ rakṣaīśa: ○īśa m. 'lord of the Rākshasas', N. of Rāvaṇa L.
≫ rakṣaḥ: rakṣaḥ in comp. for rakṣas
⋙ rakṣaḥpati: ○pati m. 'lord of the Rākshasas', N. of Rāvaṇa Subh.
⋙ rakṣaḥpāla: ○pāla mfn. protecting from RṭRāvaṇa MatsyaP.
⋙ rakṣaḥsabha: ○sabha n. an assemblage or multitude of Rākshasas L.
≫ rakṣaka: rakṣaka mf(ikā)n. = 1. rakṣa Kathās. Pañcat. Hit. (cf. aṅga-, go-, dhana-r○ &c.); • (ikā), f. an amulet, charm, anything worn as a preservative L.
⋙ rakṣakāmbā: rakṣakâmbā f. N. of a woman Cat.
≫ rakṣaṇa: rakṣaṇa m. 'protector', N. of Vishṇu MBh.; • (ā), f. guarding, protection Śak. (v. l.) Pañcar.; • (ī), f. a rein, bridle L.; • Ficus Heterophylla L.; • (rá○), n. the act of guarding, watching, protecting, tending (of cattle), preservation ('of', gen., loc. or comp.) Mn. MBh. &c; • a ceremony performed for protection or preservation MārkP. [Page 860, Column 1]
⋙ rakṣaṇārtham: rakṣaṇârtham ind. for the sake of guarding or protecting MW.
⋙ rakṣaṇopāya: rakṣaṇôpâya ib. a means of safety ib.
≫ rakṣaṇāraka: rakṣaṇāraka m. morbid retention of urine L. (v. l. rakṣaṇīraka)
≫ rakṣaṇīya: rakṣaṇīya mfn. to be guarded or preserved or protected from (abl.) MBh. Kāv. &c; • to be ruled by (gen. or instr.) R. Kathās.; • to be guarded against or prevented or avoided Kathās.
≫ rakṣaṇīraka: rakṣaṇīraka rakṣaṇāraka
≫ rakṣas: rákṣas mfn. guarding, watching ( pathir○); • n. 'anything to be guarded against or warded off', harm, injury, damage RV.; • (in RV. and AV. also rakṣás, m.) an evil being or demon, a Rākshasa (q.v; • in VP. identified with Nirṛiti or Nairṛita) RV. &c. &c; • pl. N. of a warlike race, g. parśv-ādi
⋙ rakṣastva: ○tvá n. the nature of a Rākshasa, fiendishness, malice RV.
⋙ rakṣaspāśa: ○pāśa m. a contemptible RṭRākshasa or demon W. (cf. under pāśa)
⋙ rakṣasvin: ○vín mfn. demoniacal, evil-disposed, malignant RV. AV.
≫ rakṣasya: rakṣasyá mf(ā)n. useful for (keeping off) Rākshasas, anti-demoniacal TS. (cf. Pāṇ. 4-4, 121)
≫ rakṣā: rakṣā f. the act of protecting or guarding, protection, care, preservation, security Mn. MBh. &c; • a guard, watch, sentinel Mṛicch. Kām.; • any preservative, (esp.) a sort of bracelet or amulet, any mysterious token used as a charm BhP. Suśr.; • a tutelary divinity (cf. mahā-r○); • ashes (used as a preservative) L.; • (ā or ī), f. a piece of thread or silk bound round the wrist on partic. occasions (esp. on the full moon of Śrāvaṇa, either as an amulet and preservative against misfortune, or as a symbol of mutual dependence, or as a mark of respect) MW.
⋙ rakṣākaraṇḍaka: ○karaṇḍaka n. an amulet in the shape of a small box Śak.
⋙ rakṣāgaṇḍaka: ○gaṇḍaka m. a kind of amulet or talisman ib.
⋙ rakṣāgṛha: ○gṛha n. 'watch-room', a lying-in chamber Ragh.
⋙ rakṣādhikṛta: ○"ṣdhikṛta (○kṣâdh○), mfn. entrusted with the protection or superintendence (of a country &c.) Mn. vii, 123; • m. = next ib. ix, 272
⋙ rakṣādhipati: ○"ṣdhipati (○kṣâdh○), m. a superintendent of police Śāntik.
⋙ rakṣāpaṭṭolikā: ○paṭṭolikā f. a cluster or collection of amulets BhavP.
⋙ rakṣāpati: ○pati m. = -rakṣâdhipati VarBṛS.
⋙ rakṣāpattra: ○pattra m. Betula Bhojpatra L.
⋙ rakṣāparigha: ○parigha m. a protective bar or bolt Ragh.
⋙ rakṣāpuruṣa: ○puruṣa m. a watchman, guard, protector Pañcat. (wṛ. rakṣa-p○)
⋙ rakṣāpekṣaka: ○"ṣpêkṣaka (○kṣâp○), m. a doorkeeper or porter W.; • a guard of the women's apartments ib.; • a catamite ib.; • an actor, mime ib.
⋙ rakṣāpratiśara: ○pratiśara m. (or ○rā f.) an amulet MBh.
⋙ rakṣāpradīpa: ○pradīpa m. a light kept burning for protection (against evil spirits &c.) Kathās.
⋙ rakṣābandhanavidhi: ○bandhana-vidhi m. N. of wk
⋙ rakṣābhūṣaṇa: ○bhūṣaṇa n. an ornament worn for protection (against evil spirits &c.) Suśr.
⋙ rakṣābhyadhikṛta: ○"ṣbhyadhikṛta (○kṣâbh○), mfn. and m. = rakṣâdhikṛta MBh.
⋙ rakṣāmaṅgala: ○maṅgala n. a ceremony performed for protection (against evil spirits &c.) Śak. Suśr.
⋙ rakṣāmaṇi: ○maṇi m. a jewel worn as a preservative (against evil spirits &c.) Kathās.; • N. of various wks
⋙ rakṣāmantra: ○mantra m. N. of a collection of Vedic hymns (chanted at weddings in order to protect the bridal pair from evil influences)
⋙ rakṣāmalla: ○malla m. N. of a king Col.
⋙ rakṣāmahauṣadhi: ○mahâuṣadhi f. a sovereign remedy serving as a preservative (against evil spirits &c.) Kathās.
⋙ rakṣāratna: ○ratna n. = -maṇi Kathās. Rājat.; • -pradīpa m. a lamp shining or brilliant with gems used as a preservative (against evil spirits &c.) Kathās.
⋙ rakṣārtham: ○"ṣrtham (○kṣârth○), ind. for the sake of protection MW.
⋙ rakṣāvat: ○vat mfn. enjoying protection, guarded Ragh. Prab.
⋙ rakṣāsarṣapa: ○sarṣapa m. mustard as a preservative (against evil spirits &c.) Rājat.
⋙ rakṣāsūtra: ○sūtra n. a carrying-girth Harav.
≫ rakṣi 1: rakṣi (ifc.) guarding, protecting ( pathi- paśu-, soma-r○)
≫ rakṣi 2: rakṣi in comp. for rakṣin
⋙ rakṣijana: ○jana m. an assemblage or force of policemen Jātakam.
⋙ rakṣivarga: ○varga m. an assemblage of guards or sentinels, body-guard L.
≫ rakṣika: rakṣika m. (fr. rakṣā) a guard, protector, policeman Daś.
⋙ rakṣikapuruṣa: ○puruṣa m. id. ib.
≫ rakṣita: rakṣitá mfn. guarded, protected, saved, preserved, maintained, kept RV. &c. &c; • m. N. of a teacher of medicine Suśr.; • of a grammarian Siddh.; • of various other men HPariś.; • (ā), f. N. of an Apsaras MBh.
⋙ rakṣitavat: ○vat mfn. containing the idea of rakṣ or 'protecting &c.' ĀśvŚr.
≫ rakṣitaka: rakṣitaka mfn. only in dāra-s○, q.v; • (ikā), f. N. of a woman Kathās.
≫ rakṣitavya: rakṣitavya mfn. to be guarded or protected or taken care of or kept Mn. MBh. &c; • to be guarded against or kept off Nir. iv, 18. [Page 860, Column 2]
≫ rakṣitṛ: rakṣitṛ́ mfn. one who guards or protects, a guard, protector, watch, sentinel RV. &c. &c
≫ rakṣin: rakṣin mfn. id. (often ifc; • ○ṣi-tva n.) ŚrS. MBh. &c; • (ifc.) guarding against, avoiding, keeping off, preventing R.
≫ rakṣo: rakṣo in comp. for rakṣas
⋙ rakṣogaṇa: ○gaṇa m. a class or company of Rākshasas; • -bhojana n. N. of a hell (in which human beings are devoured by Rākshasas) BhP.
⋙ rakṣoghna: ○ghna mfn. driving back or destroying Rākshasas Kauś. R. Suśr. &c; • m. (scil. mantra) a spell or incantation destructive of RṭRākshasas Kathās.; • (-mantra m. -sū7kta n. N. of wks.); • Semecarpus Anocardium L.; • white mustard L.; • n. sour rice-gruel L.; • Asa Foetida L. (for rakṣo-ghnī under -han)
⋙ rakṣojana: ○jana m. the Rākshasa race Gobh.
⋙ rakṣojananī: ○jananī f. 'producing RṭRākshasas', night L.
⋙ rakṣodevatā: ○devatā f. pl. the Rākshasas compared to deities, the divine Rākshasas Vas.
⋙ rakṣodevatya: ○devatyá (cf. MaitrS. Kauś.) or (cf. Vas.), mfn. having the Rākshasas for deities, sacred to them
⋙ rakṣodaivata: ○daivata (cf. Vas.), mfn. having the Rākshasas for deities, sacred to them
⋙ rakṣodhidevatā: ○"ṣdhidevatā f. the chief goddess of the Rākshasas Kathās.
⋙ rakṣonātha: ○nātha m. 'lord of the RṭRākshasas', N. of Rāvaṇa A.
⋙ rakṣobhāṣ: ○bhāṣ mfn. yelling or making a noise like Rākshasas AitBr.
⋙ rakṣomukha: ○mukha m. N. of a man; • pl. his descendants, g. yaskâdi
⋙ rakṣoyuj: ○yúj mfn. associated with Rākshasas RV.
⋙ rakṣovāha: ○vāha m. pl. N. of a race MBh.
⋙ rakṣovikṣobhiṇī: ○vikṣobhiṇī f. 'RṭRākshasas-agitating', N. of a goddess Cat.
⋙ rakṣovidyā: ○vidyā f. the science of dealing with Rākshasas ŚāṅkhŚr.
⋙ rakṣohaṇa: ○haṇa mfn. = -han g. goṣad-ādi; • ○ṇaka mfn. containing the word rakṣo-haṇa ib.
⋙ rakṣohatya: ○hátya n. the killing of RṭRākshasas RV.
⋙ rakṣohan: ○hán mf(ghnī)n. killing or destroying Rākshasas RV. VS. ŚBr.; • m. a partic. spell Kauś. (cf. rakṣo-ghna); • bdellium L.; • (with brāhma) N. of the author of RV. x, 162 Anukr.; • (ghnī), f. Acorus Calamus L.
≫ rakṣṇa: rakṣṇa m. (cf. Pāṇ. 3-3, 90) protection, guard (○ṇam-√kṛ, with abl. 'to protect from') Bhaṭṭ.
≫ rakṣya: rakṣya mfn. to be guarded or protected or taken care of Āpast. MBh. &c; • to be prevented from (abl.) Kathās.; • to be guarded against or avoided ib. Rājat.
⋙ rakṣyatama: ○tama mfn. to be most carefully guarded, most worthy of protection Mn. MBh. R.
≫ rārakṣāṇa: rārakṣāṇá mfn. (fr. Intens. of √rakṣ) protecting most carefully RV.
rakh: rakh (cf. √raṅkh), cl. 1. P. rakhati, to go, move Dhātup. v, 22
rag: rag cl. 1. P. ragati (pf. rarāga aor. aragīt &c., Gr.), to doubt, suspect Dhātup. xix, 23; • cl. 10. P. rāgayati (v. l. for √rak, rākayati) Dhātup. xxxiii, 63
ragh: ragh v. l. for √rak, q.v
raghu: raghú mf(vií)n. (√raṃh; • cf. laghu) hastening, going speedily, fleet, rapid RV.; • light, fickle ib.; • m. a racer, fleet courser ib.; • N. of an ancient king and ancestor of Rāma (described in Raghu-vaṃśa as son of Dilīpa and Su-dakshiṇā; • he was father of Aja who was father of Daśa-ratha; • hence he was great-grandfather of Rāma; • in the Rāmāyaṇa Raghu is said to be son of Kakutstha; • in the Hari-vaṃśa two Raghus are mentioned among the ancestors of Rāma) R. Hariv. Ragh. Pur. (cf. IW. 344); • of a son of Gautama Buddha Buddh.; • of various authors (also with daiva-jña and sūri) Cat.; • = the poem raghu-vaṃśa (cf. next); • pl. the descendants of Raghu Ragh. Rājat.
⋙ raghukāra: ○kāra m. 'author of the Raghu-vaṃśa', N. of Kālidāsa L.
⋙ raghukulottaṃsa: ○kulôttaṃsa m. 'crest-jewel of the race of Raghu', N. of Rāma Prasannar.
⋙ raghuja: ○já mfn. produced from a fleet courser or racer RV.
⋙ raghuṭippaṇī: ○ṭippaṇī f. N. of a Comm. on Ragh.
⋙ raghutanaya: ○tanaya m. 'son of Raghu', N. of Rāma MW.
⋙ raghutilaka: ○tilaka m. 'ornament of the Raghus', id. Prasannar.
⋙ raghudeva: ○deva m. N. of various authors (also with bhaṭṭâcārya and nyāyâlaṃkārabh○) Cat.; • (ī), f. N. of a Comm. by Raghu-deva
⋙ raghudru: ○drú mfn. running like a race-horse RV.
⋙ raghunandana: ○nandana m. 'son or descendant of Raghu', N. of Rāmacandra R.; • N. of various authors (also with dīkṣita, miśra, bhaṭṭâcārya &c.) Cat.; • -kośa m. N. of wk
⋙ raghunātha: ○nātha m. 'lord of the Raghus', N. of Rāma Ragh.; • N. of various authors and others (also with dīkṣita, bhaṭṭa, ārya, ācārya, upâdhyāya, kavi, yati, yatī7ndra, paṇḍita, sūri, cakravartin, bhūpāla &c.) Inscr. Cat.; • -carita n. -pañca-ratna n. -bhaṭṭa-gosvāmi-guṇa-leśâṣṭaka n. -bhūpālīya n. -vilāsa, m. -vrata-kathā f. -nāthâbhyudaya m. -nāthīya n. N. of wks
⋙ raghunāyaka: ○nāyaka m. 'chief of Raghus', N. of Rāma Cat.
⋙ raghupati: ○pati m. id. Kāv. Kathās.; • N. of various authors and teachers (also with upâdhyāya and mahôpâdhyāya) Cat. [Page 860, Column 3]; • -rahasya-dīpikā f. N. of wk
⋙ raghupatmajaṃhas: ○pátma-jaṃhas mfn. light-winged, having a light-falling foot RV.
⋙ raghupatvan: ○pátvan mfn. flying or moving quickly RV.
⋙ raghupratinidhi: ○pratinidhi m. an image or counterpart of Raghu Ragh.
⋙ raghupravara: ○pravara m. 'best of Raghus', N. of Rāma R.
⋙ raghumaṇi: ○maṇi m. 'gem of Ragh', N. of an author L.
⋙ raghumanyu: ○manyu mfn. quicktempered, eager, zealous RV.
⋙ raghumāhātmya: ○māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ raghumukha: ○mukha m. N. of a man Vīrac.
⋙ raghuyāman: ○yā́man mfn. going quickly, moving lightly RV.
⋙ raghurājasiṃha: ○rāja-siṃha m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ raghurāma: ○rāma m. N. of a man Kshitîś.; • (with bhaṭṭa) of an author Cat.
⋙ raghulāladāsa: ○lāla-dāsa m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ raghuvaṃśa: ○vaṃśa m. Raghu's race R.; • N. of Kālidāsa's celebrated poem (cf. mahā-kāvya); • -tilaka m. 'ornament of the race of Raghu', N. of Rāma MW.; • -saṃkṣepa m. N. of an abridgment of the Raghu-vaṃśa Cat.; • -saṃjīvanī f. -subodhinī f. N. of two Comms. of Raghu-vaṃśa
⋙ raghuvara: ○vara m. = -pravara R.; • N. of an author Cat.; • -śaraṇa n. -saṃhitā f. N. of wks
⋙ raghuvartani: ○vartani (rághu-), mfn. lightly rolling or turning (said of a chariot and of a horse) RV.
⋙ raghuvarya: ○varya and m. N. of two authors Cat.
⋙ raghuvaryatīrtha: ○varya-tīrtha m. N. of two authors Cat.
⋙ raghuvilāpanāṭaka: ○vilāpa-nāṭaka n. N. of a drama
⋙ raghuvīra: ○vīra m. 'Raghu-hero', N. of Rāma RāmatUp.; • of two authors (also with dīkṣita) Cat.; • -gadya n. -carita n. -viṃśati f. N. of wks
⋙ raghuṣyad: ○ṣyád mfn. (r○ + syad) moving quickly, speedy, rapid RV. AV.
⋙ raghusuta: ○suta m. 'Raghu's son', patr. of Rāma Bhaṭṭ.
⋙ raghusyada: ○syada m. the act of moving or gliding quickly Pat. on Pāṇ. 8-2, 18 (cf. -ṣyad)
⋙ raghusvāmin: ○svāmin m. = -pati, N. of Rāma Vcar.
⋙ raghūttama: raghū7ttama m. 'best of the Raghus', N. of Rāma R.; • (with yati and ○ma-tīrtha) N. of two authors Cat.
⋙ raghūdvaha: raghū7dvaha m. 'offspring of Raghu', N. of Rāma Ragh. Bālar.
≫ raghīyas: rághīyas mfn. (compar. of raghu) more rapid or fleet, very swift TS.
≫ raghuyat: raghuyát mfn. (pr. p. fr. an unused Nom. raghuya) moving fleetly or rapidly RV. (dat. raghūyaté TBr.)
≫ raghuyā: raghuyā́ ind. (fr. raghu) quickly, swiftly, lightly RV.
≫ raghūyat: raghūyat raghuyat
raṅka: raṅka mfn. niggardly, avaricious Uṇ. iii, 40; • slow, dull ib.; • poor, miserable, hungry (e.g. kaṅka-raṅka, a hungry or half-starved crane) Prab.; • m. a beggar, starveling (prêta-r○) Mālatīm.
≫ raṅkaka: raṅkaka m. = prec. m. Bharaṭ.
raṅku: raṅku m. a species of deer or antelope Vās. Nalac.; • N. of a place, g. kacchâdi
⋙ raṅkumālin: ○mālin m. N. of a Vidyā-dhara Kathās.
≫ raṅkuka: raṅkuka m. = raṅku Śrīkaṇṭh.
≫ raṅkuṭi: raṅkuṭi f. a kind of vetch L.
raṅktṛ: raṅktṛ raktṛ, p. 862, col. 2
raṅkṣu: raṅkṣu N. of a river MārkP. (prob. wṛ. for vaṅkṣu)
raṅkh: raṅkh (cf. √rakh), cl. 1. P. raṅkhati, to go, move Dhātup. v, 23
raṅg: raṅg cl. 1. P. (cf. Dhātup. v, 36) raṅgati, to move to and fro, rock Nalac.
raṅga: raṅga raṅgita, raṅgin, p. 862
raṅgh: raṅgh (cf. √raṃh), cl. 1. Ā. (cf. Dhātup. iv, 33) raṅghate, to hasten, run Bhaṭṭ. (cf. Ragh. iii, 21): Caus. or cl. 10 (cf. Dhātup. xxxiii, 120) to speak; • to shine
≫ raṅghas: raṅghas n. = raṃhas, haste, speed, velocity Kāv.
≫ raṅghyā: raṅghyā f. a kind of disease KāśīKh.
rac: rac cl. 10. P. (cf. Dhātup. xxxv, 12) racayati (pf. racayām-āsa Kathās.; • irr. fut. raciṣyati Hariv. [with v. l. kariṣyati]; • and ind. p. racayitvā Vet.), to produce, fashion, form, make, construct, complete, cause, effect R. Var. &c. (with ciṅtām, or cintāḥ, to be anxious Prab.); • to make into (with double acc.) Bālar.; • to compose, write (a book or any literary work) Śak. Var. Pañcat.; • to place in or on (loc.) Kāv. Kathās.; • to adorn, decorate Megh.; • to cause to make or do (with double acc.) Uttarar.; • to cause to move, put in motion (a horse) MBh.
≫ racana: racana n. the act of making, forming, arranging, preparing, composing Kāv.; • mostly (ā), f. arrangement, disposition, management, accomplishment, performance, preparation, production, fabrication MBh. Kāv. &c. [Page 861, Column 1]; • a literary production, work, composition VarBṛS. Sāh.; • style Sāh.; • putting on, wearing (of a garment) Mṛicch.; • arrangement (of troops), array Pañcat.; • contrivance, invention Kathās. BhP.; • a creation of the mind, artificial image Jaim.; • fixing the feathers on an arrow L.; • dressing the hair (cf. keśa-r○) L.; • stringing flowers or garlands W. (often ifc. with concrete meaning, e.g. nivāsa-recanā, a building Mṛicch.; • gīti-racanā, a song Rājat.; • kūṭa-racanā, an artifice, trick Kathās.; • accord. to L. also = pari-spanda or pari-syanda, prati-yatna, granthana, gumpha, vyūha, niveśa, sthiti; • also = pāśa, bhāra &c., abundance, quantity, ifc. after a word meaning 'hair'; • cf. Pāṇ. 2-3, 44 Sch.); • (ā), f. N. of the wife of Tvashṭṛi BhP.
≫ racayitṛ: racayitṛ m. an author, composer Cat.
≫ racita: racita mfn. produced, fashioned, constructed, performed, arranged, prepared, made of (instr. or comp.). Kāv. Var. BhP.; • made or chosen for (nom.) Bhaṭṭ.; • placed, inserted, inlaid, fixed on or in (loc.) Kāv. Kathās. BhP.; • set out, displayed in (loc. or comp.) Kālid.; • directed towards (loc.) BhP.; • furnished, provided, set or studded with (instr. or comp.) Hariv. Kālid. Suśr.; • (ifc.) occupied with, engaged in Bālar.; • (with mṛṣā) invented Kathās.; • m. N. of a man, g. bidâdi
⋙ racitatva: ○tva n. the being composed or written Sarvad.
⋙ racitadhī: ○dhī mfn. one whose mind is directed to (loc.), intent upon BhP.
⋙ racitapaṅkti: ○paṅkti mfn. forming a line MW.
⋙ racitapūrva: ○pūrva mfn. what has been prepared or performed before Śak. (v. l.)
⋙ racitamaṅgala: ○maṅgala mfn. one who has performed an auspicious ceremony Kathās.
⋙ racitaśikhara: ○śikhara mfn. having the summit adorned Megh.
⋙ racitasvāgata: ○svāgata mfn. one who has offered a welcome Kathās.
⋙ racitātithya: racitâtithya mfn. one who has shown hospitality ib.
⋙ racitanati: racitánati mfn. one who has made his obeisance ib.
≫ racitārtha: racitârtha mfn. one who has obtained his object ib.
⋙ racitotsava: racitôtsava mfn. one who has celebrated a festival ib.
rag: rag √rañj
≫ raja: raja
⋙ rajani: rajani &c. p. 863, col. 1
raji 1: rají m. N. of a demon or king subdued by Indra RV. vi, 26, 6 (Sāy. 'a maiden or a kingdom called Raji'); • of an Āṅgirasa ĀrshBr.; • of a son of Āyu MBh.; • ubhā́ rajī́ (cf. RV. x, 105, 2), 'heaven and earth' or 'the sun and moon' Sāy.
raji 2: ráji f. (cf. ṛju) direction RV. x, 110, 12
≫ rajiṣṭha: rájiṣṭha mfn. (superl. of ṛju; • cf. ṛ́jiṣṭha and Pāṇ. 6-4, 162) straightest RV.; • most honest or upright ib.
≫ rajīyas: rajīyas mfn. (compar. of ṛju) = ṛ́jīyas Pāṇ. 6-4, 162
rajīkṛ: rajī-kṛ rajo-gātra &c. p. 863, col. 2
rajju: rájju f. (ifc. sometimes m; • in earlier language also rajjū, f; • Ved. acc. rajjvam; • gen. rajjvās Mn. xi, 168; • probably fr. an unused √rasj, or rajj; • cf. rasanā = raśanā) a rope, cord, string, line RV. &c. &c. (rajjum ā-√sthā, to have recourse to the rope, to hang one's self MBh.); • N. of partic. sinews or tendons proceeding from the vertebral column Suśr.; • a lock of braided hair, braid (= veṇī) L.; • N. of a partic. constellation VarBṛS.; • Caryota Urens L. ; a measure of 8 Hastas or 192 inches L. [Cf. Lith. reśgú, 'I plait.']
⋙ rajjukaṇṭha: ○kaṇṭha m. N. of a preceptor, g. śaunakâdi
⋙ rajjukriyā: ○kriyā f. rope-work, rope-maker's work ĀpGṛ. Sch.
⋙ rajjudāla: ○dāla (rájju-), m. Cordia Myxa Latifolia ŚBr.; • = next Vishṇ. Mn.
⋙ rajjudālaka: ○dālaka m. a kind of wild-fowl Yājñ.
⋙ rajjudhāna: ○dhāna n. the part of the neck of a domestic animal around which a rope is fastened Kauś.
⋙ rajjupīṭhikā: ○pīṭhikā f. a stool or bench suspended by ropes Kathās.
⋙ rajjupeḍā: ○peḍā f. a rope-basket ib.
⋙ rajjubandha: ○bandha m. binding with ropes, tying with cords (○dhena-√bandh, to bind with ropes) ib.
⋙ rajjubhāra: ○bhāra m. N. of a teacher, g. śaunakâdi
⋙ rajjumaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of ropes ĀpŚr.
⋙ rajjumātratva: ○mātra-tva n. the condition of being merely a rope MW.
⋙ rajjuyantra: ○yantra n. a contrivance with cords, any mechanism worked with strings (as a doll) Kathās.
⋙ rajjulamba: ○lamba m. a hanging rope ib.
⋙ rajjuvartana: ○vartana n. the twisting of rṭrope Jātakam.
⋙ rajjuvāla: ○vāla v. l. for -dāla Mn. v, 12
⋙ rajjuśārada: ○śārada mfn. newly drawn up by a rṭrope (as water) Pāṇ. 6-2, 9 Sch.
⋙ rajjusaṃdāna: ○saṃdāná n. rope and foot-fetter ŚBr. [Page 861, Column 2]
⋙ rajjusarja: ○sarjá m. a rope-maker VS.
⋙ rajjūta: rajjū7ta mf(ā)n. twisted or plaited out of rope KātyŚr.
⋙ rajjūddhṛta: rajjū7ddhṛta mfn. drawn up by means of a rope Uṇ. i, 16 Sch.
⋙ rajjvavalambin: rajjv-avalambin mfn. hanging by a string MW.
≫ rajjavya: rajjavyá n. material for a rope ŚBr.
≫ rajjuka: rajjuka (ifc.) = rajjū Kathās.
≫ rajjūkṛ: rajjū-√kṛ P. -karoti, to use as a rope A.
rañch: rañch ni-rañchana
rañj: rañj or raj, cl. 1. 4. P. Ā. (cf. Dhātup. xxiii, 30; • xxvi, 58) rajati, ○te (only Gr; • -rañjati R. vii, 99, 11) or rajyati, ○te (Gr. also pf. P. rarañja, 3rd du. rarajatuḥ or rarañjatuḥ; • Ā. rarañje; • aor. arāṅkṣīt, araṅkta; • Prec. rajyāt, raṅkṣīṣṭa; • fut. raṅktā; • raṅkṣyati, ○te; • inf. raṅktum; • ind. p. raktvā or raṅktvā), to be dyed or coloured, to redden, grow red, glow AV. Kāv.; • to be affected or moved, be excited or glad, be charmed or delighted by (instr.), be attracted by or enamoured of, fall in love with (loc.) MBh. Kāv. &c; • (rajati, ○te), to go Naigh. ii, 14: Caus. rajayati (only AV.) and rañjayati, ○te (aor. arīrajat or ararañjat; • Pass. rajyate; • aor. arañji or arāñji), to dye, colour, paint, redden, illuminate AV. &c. &c; • to rejoice, charm, gratify, conciliate MaitrUp. Mn. MBh. &c; • to worship Naigh. iii, 14 (rajayati mṛgān = ramayati mṛgān Pāṇ. 6-4, 24 Vārtt. 3 Pat.): Desid. riraṅkṣati, ○te Gr.: Intens. rārajīti (Gr. also rārajyate and rāraṅkti), to be greatly excited, exult RV. ix, 5, 2 (others 'to shine bright'). [Cf. Gk. ?, 'to dye', ?, [861, 2] 'dyer.']
≫ rakta: rakta mf(ā)n. coloured, dyed, painted Br. GṛŚrS. Mn. &c. (cf. Pāṇ. 4-2, 1); • reddened, red, crimson
ŚāṅkhGṛ. MBh. Kāv. &c. (said of 5 or 7 parts of the body which ought to be red MBh. iv, 253 VarBṛS. lxviii, 84); • 'coloured or modified by nasalization', nasalized (said of a vowel) RPrāt. (cf. raṅga); • excited, affected with passion or love, impassioned, enamoured, charmed with (instr.), attached or devoted to, fond of (loc., gen. or comp.) Mn. MBh. &c; • beloved, dear, lovely, pleasant, sweet Kāv.; • fond of play, engaging in pastime, sporting L.; • m. red colour L.; • safflower L.; • Barringtonia Acutangula L.; • N. of Śiva MBh.; • of the planet Mars VarBṛS. Sch.; • (ā), f. lac (= lākṣā) Suśr.; • Abrus Precatorius (or its seeds as a measure or weight, = raktikā) Car.; • Rubia Munjista L.; • Echinops Echinatus L.; • N. of one of the 7 tongues of fire L.; • (in music) N. of a Śruti Saṃgīt.; • n. blood Mn. Hariv. &c; • a partic. disease of the eyes, Hcat; • the menstrual fluid L.; • copper L.; • vermilion L.; • cinnabar L.; • saffron L.; • the fruit of Flacourtia Cataphracta L.; • = padmaka L.
⋙ raktakaṅgu: ○kaṅgu m. Panicum Italicum L.
⋙ raktakaṇṭa: ○kaṇṭa m. a species of Celastrus L.
⋙ raktakaṇṭha: ○kaṇṭha mf(ī)n. sweet-voiced (said of a bird) BhP.; • m. = kokila, the Indian cuckoo ib. Sch.
⋙ raktakaṇṭhin: ○kaṇṭhin mfn. = -kaṇṭha MBh. R.
⋙ raktakadamba: ○kadamba m. a redflowering Kadamba Vikr.
⋙ raktakadalī: ○kadalī f. a species of Musa or plantain L.
⋙ raktakanda: ○kanda m. coral L.; • Dioscorea Purpurea L.; • a kind of bulbous plant (= rājapalāṇḍu) L.
⋙ raktakandala: ○kandala m. coral L.
⋙ raktakamala: ○kamala n. a red lotus flower L.; • ○linī f. a group of red lotus flower Vās.
⋙ raktakambala: ○kambala n. = -kamala L.
⋙ raktakaravīra: ○karavīra or m. Nericum Odorum Rubro-simplex L.
⋙ raktakaravīraka: ○karavīḍraka m. Nericum Odorum Rubro-simplex L.
⋙ raktakallola: ○kallola m. N. of a man Hāsy.
⋙ raktakāñcana: ○kāñcana m. Baubinia Variegata L.
⋙ raktakāṇḍā: ○kāṇḍā f. a red-flowering Punarnavā L.
⋙ raktakāla: ○kāla n. a species of earth L.
⋙ raktakāṣṭha: ○kāṣṭha n. Caesalpina Sappan L.
⋙ raktakuṇḍala: ○kuṇḍala or n. the flower of Nymphaea Rubra, red lotus L.
⋙ raktakumuda: ○kumuda n. the flower of Nymphaea Rubra, red lotus L.
⋙ raktakṛmijā: ○kṛmijā f. red lac L.
⋙ raktakṛṣṇa: ○kṛṣṇa mfn. dark red ŚāṅkhGṛ.
⋙ raktakesara: ○kesara m. Rottleria Tinctoria L.; • the coral-tree L.
⋙ raktakairava: ○kairava or n. = -kumuda. L.
⋙ raktakokanada: ○kokanada n. = -kumuda. L.
⋙ raktakośātakī: ○kośātakī f. a species of plant (= mahā-jalī) L.
⋙ raktakhadira: ○khadira m. a red flowering Khadira L.
⋙ raktakhāḍava: ○khāḍava m. a species of foreign date L.
⋙ raktagandhaka: ○gandhaka n. myrrh L.
⋙ raktagarbha: ○garbha f. Lawsonia Alba L.
⋙ raktagulma: ○gulma m. a particular form of the disease called gulma GāruḍaP.; • ○minī f. a female suffering from it Suśr.
⋙ raktagairika: ○gairika n. a kind of ochre L.
⋙ raktagaura: ○gaura mfn. reddish yellow or white DhyānabUp.
⋙ raktagranthi: ○granthi m. a kind of Mimosa L.; • a partic. form of urinary disease Car.
⋙ raktagraha: ○graha m. a kind of demon L.
⋙ raktagrīva: ○grīva m. 'red-necked', a kind of pigeon L.; • a Rākshasa L.
⋙ raktaghna: ○ghna m. 'blood-corrupting', Andersonia Rohitaka L.; • (ī), f. a kind of Dūrvā grass L.
⋙ raktacandana: ○candana n. red sandal Bhpr.; • Caesalpina Sappan ib.; • saffron L. [Page 861, Column 3]
⋙ raktacitraka: ○citraka m. Plumbago Rosea L.
⋙ raktacillikā: ○cillikā f. a kind of Chenopodium L.
⋙ raktacūrṇa: ○cūrṇa n. vermilion L.
⋙ raktacūrṇaka: ○cūrṇaka m. the red powder on the capsules of Rottleria Tinctoria L.
⋙ raktacchada: ○cchada mfn. red-leaved (-tva n.) Subh.
⋙ raktacchardi: ○cchardi f. vomiting or spitting blood, ŚārṅgS.
⋙ raktaja: ○ja mfn. produced from blood Suśr.
⋙ raktajantuka: ○jantuka m. a kind of worm, an earth-worm L.
⋙ raktajihva: ○jihva mfn. red-tongued; • m. a lion L.
⋙ raktatara: ○tara mfn. more red or attached &c. ( rakta); • n. = rakta-gairika L.
⋙ raktatā: ○tā f. redness MBh.; • the nature of blood ŚārṅgS.; • the being affected by passion MW.
⋙ raktatuṇḍa: ○tuṇḍa m. 'red-beaked', a parrot L.
⋙ raktatuṇḍaka: ○tuṇḍaka m. a kind of worm L.
⋙ raktatṛṇā: ○tṛṇā f. a species of grass L.
⋙ raktatejas: ○tejas n. flesh L.
⋙ raktatrivṛt: ○trivṛt f. a red-flowering Ipomoea L.
⋙ raktatva: ○tva n. redness Bhartṛ.; • -tā f. W.
⋙ raktadat: ○dat or mfn. having red or discoloured teeth Āpast.
⋙ raktadant: ○dant mfn. having red or discoloured teeth Āpast.
⋙ raktadantikā: ○dantikā (cf. MārkP.) or (cf. L.), f. 'red-toothed', N. of Durgā
⋙ raktadantī: ○dantī (cf. L.), f. 'red-toothed', N. of Durgā
⋙ raktadalā: ○dalā f. a species of small shrub L.; • = nalikā L.
⋙ raktadūṣaṇa: ○dūṣaṇa mfn. corrupting or vitiating the blood Suśr.
⋙ raktadṛś: ○dṛś or m. 'red-eyed', a pigeon L.
⋙ raktadṛṣṭi: ○dṛṣṭi m. 'red-eyed', a pigeon L.
⋙ raktadruma: ○druma m. a red-flowering Terminalia L.
⋙ raktadhātu: ○dhātu m. red chalk or opiment, earth, ruddle L.; • copper L.
⋙ raktanayana: ○nayana mfn. red-eyed; • m. Perdix Rufa L.
⋙ raktanāḍī: ○nāḍī f. a fistulous ulcer on the gum caused by a bad state of blood ŚārṅgS.
⋙ raktanāla: ○nāla m. or n. a kind of lotus L.; • = jīvantī L.
⋙ raktanāsika: ○nāsika m. 'red-beaked', an owl L.
⋙ raktaniryāsaka: ○niryāsaka m. = -druma L.
⋙ raktanīla: ○nīla mfn. blue-red L.
⋙ raktanetra: ○netra mfn. red-eyed Pañcat. Suśr.; • -tā f. (cf. Suśr.), -tva n. (cf. ŚārṅgS.) the state of having red or blood-shot eyes
⋙ raktapa: ○pa mfn. blood-drinking, bloodsucking L.; • m. a Rākshasa L.; • f. a leech L.; • a Dākinī or female fiend L.
⋙ raktapakṣa: ○pakṣa m. 'redwinged', N. of Garuḍa L.
⋙ raktapaṭa: ○paṭa m. 'wearing red garments', a kind of mendicant (= sāṃkhya-bhikṣu) Var.; • -maya mf(ī)n. made of red cloth Vās. (v. l.); • -vrata-vāhinī f. a Buddhist nun Kād.; • ○ṭīkṛta mfn. changed into a Rakta-paṭa mendicant Bhartṛ. (v. l.)
⋙ raktapatana: ○patana n. a flow of blood VarBṛS.
⋙ raktapattra: ○pattra m. a kind of bulbous plant L.; • (ā), f. Boerhavia Erecta Rosea L.; • ○ttrâṅga n. a kind of red sandal L.; • ○ttrikā f. = -parṇa L.; • = nākulī L.
⋙ raktapadī: ○padī f. a species of plant L.
⋙ raktapadma: ○padma n. a red lotus flower VarBṛS.
⋙ raktaparṇa: ○parṇa m. or n. (?) a red-flowering Punarnavā L.
⋙ raktapallava: ○pallava m. Jonesia Asoka L.
⋙ raktapākī: ○pākī f. the egg-plant L.
⋙ raktapāta: ○pāta m. bloodshed, spilling of blood L.; • (ā), f. a leech L.
⋙ raktapāda: ○pāda mfn. red-footed; • m. a bird with red feet Yājñ. MBh. &c; • a parrot L.; • an elephant L.; • a war-chariot L.; • (ī), f. Mimosa Pudica L.
⋙ raktapāyin: ○pāyin mfn. blood-drinking; • m. a bug L.; • (inī), f. a blood-sucker, leech L.
⋙ raktapārada: ○pārada m. n. cinnabar L.
⋙ raktapiṭikā: ○piṭikā f. a red boil or ulcer ŚārṅgS.
⋙ raktapiṇḍa: ○piṇḍa m. Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis L.; • n. its flower L. (cf. W. also 'discharge of blood from the nose and mouth; • a red pimple; • the plant Ventilago Madraspatana')
⋙ raktapiṇḍaka: ○piṇḍaka or m. = raktâlu
⋙ raktapiṇḍālu: ○piṇḍâlu m. = raktâlu
⋙ raktapitta: ○pitta n. 'bile-blood', a partic. disturbance of the blood caused by bile, plethora, spontaneous hemorrhage from the mouth or nose Suśr. &c; • -kara mfn. causing the above disease ib.; • -kāsa m. the cough connected with it Car.; • -hā f. 'removing it', a kind of Dūrvā grass ib.; • ○ttika or ○ttin mfn. subject to or suffering from it Car.
⋙ raktapītāsitaśyeta: ○pītâsita-śyeta mf(nī)n. red-yellow-blackish white; • m. red-yṭyellow-blṭblackish whiteness L.
⋙ raktapucchaka: ○pucchaka mf(ikā)n. red-tailed; • (ikā), f. a kind of lizard L.
⋙ raktapunarnavā: ○punarnavā f. a redflowering Punarnavā L.
⋙ raktapuṣpa: ○puṣpa n. a red flower Vet.; • mfn. red-flowered, bearing red flowers VarBṛS.; • m. (only L.) Bauhinia Variegata Purpurescens; • Nerium Odorum; • the pomegranate tree; • Rottleria Tinctoria; • Pentapetes Phoenicea; • Andersonia Rohitaka; • = baka; • (ā), f. Bombax Heptaphyllus L.; • (ī), f. (only L.) Grislea Tomentosa; • Bignonia Suaveolens; • Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis; • the senna plant; • Artemisia Vulgaris or Alpinia Nutans; • Echinops Echinatus; • = karuṇī
⋙ raktapuṣpaka: ○puṣpaka m. (only L.) Butea Frondosa; • Salmalia Malabarica; • Andersonia Rohitaka; • Oldenlandia Herbacea; • (ikā), f. (only L.) Mimosa Pudica; • a red-flowering Punarnavā; • Bignonia Suaveolens; • = bhū-pāṭalī
⋙ raktapūya: ○pūya n. N. of a hell Cat.
⋙ raktapūraka: ○pūraka n. the dried peel or integument of the Mangosteen L.
⋙ raktapūrṇa: ○pūrṇa mfn. field of blood (-tva n.) MW.
⋙ raktapaitta: ○paitta or mfn. relating to rakta-pitta (q.v.) Suśr.
⋙ raktapaittika: ○paittika mfn. relating to rakta-pitta (q.v.) Suśr.
⋙ raktapradara: ○pradara m. a flow of blood from the womb SārṅgS.
⋙ raktaprameha: ○prameha m. a disease of the bladder, the passing of blood in the urine MW.
⋙ raktapravāha: ○pravāha m. a stream of blood Ragh.
⋙ raktaprasava: ○prasava m. Nerium Odorum Rubro-simplex L. [Page 862, Column 1]; • red globe-amaranth L.; • Pterospermum Suberifolium L.
⋙ raktaphala: ○phala mfn. having or bearing red fruit VarBṛS.; • m. the Indian fig-tree L.; • (ā), f. Momordica Monadelpha L.; • = svarṇavallī L.
⋙ raktaphenaja: ○phena-ja m. (prob.) the lungs L.
⋙ raktabindu: ○bindu m. a red spot forming a flaw in a gem W.; • a drop of blood MārkP.
⋙ raktabīja: ○bīja m. the pomegranate tree L.; • N. of a physician MārkP.
⋙ raktabījakā: ○bījakā f. a kind of thorny plant L.
⋙ raktabhava: ○bhava n. 'blood-produced', flesh L.
⋙ raktabhāva: ○bhāva mfn. being in love, amorous, enamoured Hariv.
⋙ raktamañjara: ○mañjara m. Barringtonia Acutangula L.
⋙ raktamaṇḍala: ○maṇḍala mfn. having a red disk (said of the moon) Kāvyâd.; • having devoted subjects ib.; • m. a species of red-spotted or red-ringed snake Suśr.; • (ā), f. a partic. venomous animal ib.; • n. a red lotus-flower W.; • -tā f. the appearance of red spots on the body caused by a bad state of the blood ŚārṅgS.
⋙ raktamatta: ○matta mfn. drunk or satiated with blood (said of a leech) Vāgbh.
⋙ raktamatsya: ○matsya m. a species of red fish L.
⋙ raktamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of blood, full of blood, bloody W.
⋙ raktamastaka: ○mastaka m. 'red-headed', Ardea Sibirica L.
⋙ raktamādrī: ○mādrī f. a kind of woman's disease L.
⋙ raktamukha: ○mukha mf(ā or ī)n. red-faced, having a red mouth; • m. a kind of fish Bhpr.; • N. of an ape Pañcat.
⋙ raktamūtratā: ○mūtra-tā f. the voiding of blood with urine, ŚārṅgS.
⋙ raktamūlaka: ○mūlaka m. a kind of tree L.
⋙ raktamūlā: ○mūlā f. Mimosa Pudica L.
⋙ raktameha: ○meha m. the voiding of blood with urine, ŚārṅgS.; • ○hin mfn. suffering from this disease Car.
⋙ raktamokṣa: ○mokṣa m. or bloodletting, bleeding, venesection &c., Suśr.
⋙ raktamokṣaṇa: ○mokṣaṇa n. bloodletting, bleeding, venesection &c., Suśr.
⋙ raktayaṣṭi: ○yaṣṭi or f. Rubia Munjista L.
⋙ raktayaṣṭikā: ○yaṣṭikā f. Rubia Munjista L.
⋙ raktayāvanāla: ○yāvanāla m. = tubara-yāvanāla L.
⋙ raktarāji: ○rāji m. a partic. venomous insect Suśr.; • a partic. disease of the eye ib.
⋙ raktarājī: ○rājī f. a partic. venomous insect ib.; • cress, Lepidium Sativum L.
⋙ raktareṇu: ○reṇu m. vermilion L.; • a bud of Butea Frondosa (also ○ṇukā) L.; • Rottleria Tinctoria L.; • a sort of cloth W.; • an angry man ib.
⋙ raktaraivataka: ○raivataka m. a species of fruit tree L.
⋙ raktalaśuna: ○laśuna m. a kind of garlic L.
⋙ raktalocana: ○locana m. 'red-eyed', a pigeon L.
⋙ raktavaṭī: ○vaṭī or f. small-pox L. (the former also 'hemorrhoids' Gal.)
⋙ raktavaraṭi: ○varaṭi f. small-pox L. (the former also 'hemorrhoids' Gal.)
⋙ raktavarga: ○varga m. (only L.) lac; • the pomegranate tree; • Butea Frondosa; • Pentapetes Phoenicea; • Rubia Munjista; • two kinds of saffron; • safflower
⋙ raktavarṇa: ○varṇa m. red colour or the cṭcolour of blood Cat.; • mfn. red-coloured Suśr.; • the cochineal insect L.; • n. gold L.; • ○ṇaka mfn. red-coloured; • m. (scil. varga) = rakta-varga L.
⋙ raktavartmaka: ○vartmaka m. a kind of bird Vāgbh.
⋙ raktavardhana: ○vardhana m. 'blood-increasing', Solanum Melongena L.
⋙ raktavarṣābhū: ○varṣābhū f. = raktapunarnavā L.
⋙ raktavasana: ○vasana m. 'clad in reddish garments', a religious mendicant L.
⋙ raktavastrin: ○vastrin m. = yogin Gal.
⋙ raktavāta: ○vāta m. a partic. disease GāruḍaP.
⋙ raktavārija: ○vārija n. a red lotus flower L.
⋙ raktavāluka: ○vāluka n. or (ā), f. vermilion L.
⋙ raktavāsas: ○vāsas mfn. wearing red garments Mn. viii, 256
⋙ raktavāsin: ○vāsin mfn. id. R.
⋙ raktavikāra: ○vikāra m. alteration or deterioration of blood MW.
⋙ raktavidradhi: ○vidradhi m. a boil filled with blood Suśr.
⋙ raktavindu: ○vindu
⋙ raktavīja: ○vīja
⋙ raktavījakā: ○vījakā -bindu, -bīja, -bījakā,
⋙ raktavirakta: ○virakta mfn. passionate and dispassionate (said of Śiva) MBh.
⋙ raktavṛkṣa: ○vṛkṣa m. a kind of tree Suśr.
⋙ raktavṛntā: ○vṛntā f. Nyctanthes Arbor Tristis L.
⋙ raktaśāli: ○śāli m. red rice, Oryza Sativa L.
⋙ raktaśāsana: ○śāsana n. vermilion L.
⋙ raktaśigru: ○śigru m. red-flowering Śigru L.
⋙ raktaśīrṣaka: ○śīrṣaka m. a kind of heron Car.; • Pinus longifolia or its resin L.
⋙ raktaśukratā: ○śukra-tā f. bloody condition of the semen Suśr.
⋙ raktaśūla: ○śūla m. or n. (?) N. of a partic. disease (of women) Hcat.
⋙ raktaśṛṅgaka: ○śṛṅgaka n. (or ○gī f.) poison, venom L.
⋙ raktaśmaśru: ○śmaśru mfn. having a red beard MBh.; • -śiroruha mfn. having a red beard and hair ib.
⋙ raktaśyāma: ○śyāma mfn. dark-red Var.
⋙ raktaṣṭhīvanatā: ○ṣṭhīvana-tā or f. the spitting of blood, ŚārṅgS.
⋙ raktaṣṭhīvī: ○ṣṭhīvī f. the spitting of blood ŚārṅgS.
⋙ raktasaṃkoca: ○saṃkoca m. safflower L.
⋙ raktasaṃkocaka: ○saṃkocaka n. a red lotus flower L.
⋙ raktasaṃjña: ○saṃjña n. saffron L.
⋙ raktasaṃdaṃśikā: ○saṃdaṃśikā f. a blood-sucker, leech L.
⋙ raktasaṃdhyaka: ○saṃdhyaka n. the flower of Nymphaea Rubra L.
⋙ raktasaroruha: ○saroruha n. id. L.
⋙ raktasarṣapa: ○sarṣapa m. Sinapis Ramosa; • pl. its seed Suśr.
⋙ raktasahā: ○sahā f. the red globe-amaranth L.
⋙ raktasāra: ○sāra mfn. whose essence is blood, having a sanguinary nature VarBṛS.; • m. a species of plant Suśr. (= amla-vetasa or rakta-kadhira L.); • n. red sandal or Caesalpina Sappan Bhpr.
⋙ raktasūryamaṇi: ○sūrya-maṇi m. a beautiful red-flowering shrub (Hibiscus Phoeniceus) MW.
⋙ raktasūryāya: ○sūryāya Nom. Ā. -sūryāyate, to represent or be like a red sun Hariv.
⋙ raktasaugandhika: ○saugandhika n. a red lotus flower L.
⋙ raktasraganulepin: ○srag-anulepin m. (prob.) 'wearing a red garland and being anointed', N. of Śiva MBh.
⋙ raktasrāva: ○srāva m. a flow of blood, hemorrhage VarBṛS.; • a kind of acid sorrel or dock L.
⋙ raktahaṃsa: ○haṃsa m. (in music) N. of a Rāga, Saṃgīt; • (ā), f. N. of a Rāgiṇī ib. [Page 862, Column 2]
⋙ raktahīna: ○hīna mfn. bloodless, cold-blooded W.
⋙ raktāṃśuka: raktâṃśuka m. a red ray of light Vās.; • n. a red garment ib.
⋙ raktākāra: raktâkāra m. 'having a red appearance', coral L.
⋙ raktākta: raktâkta mfn. dyed red W.; • sprinkled or besmeared with blood ib.; • n. red sandal or Caesalpina Sappan L.
⋙ raktākṣa: raktâkṣa mf(ī)n. red-eyed, having red or blood-shot eyes R. BhP. (-tā f. Dharmaś.); • fearful, dreadful L.; • m. a buffalo L.; • Perdix Rufa L.; • a pigeon L.; • the Indian crane L.; • N. of a sorcerer Buddh.; • N. of the minister of an owl-king Kathās. Pañcat.; • n. N. of the fifty-eighth year in a Jupiter's cycle of sixty years VarBṛS. (also ○kṣi or ○kṣin m. Cat.); • (ī), f. N. of a Yoginī Hcat.
⋙ raktāṅka: raktâṅka m. coral L.
⋙ raktāṅga: raktâṅga m. 'red-bodied', a species of bird R.; • a bug L.; • the red pollen on the capsules of the Rottleria Tinctoria L.; • the planet Mars L.; • the disk of the sun and moon L.; • N. of a serpent demon MBh.; • (ā), f. a species of plant (= jīvantī) L.; • (ī), f. Rubia Munjista L.; • coral L.; • n. coral L.; • saffron L.; • the red pollen on the capsules of the Rottleria Tinctoria L.
⋙ raktātisāra: raktâtisāra or m. flow of blood, dysentery, bloody flux ŚārṅgS.
⋙ raktātīsāra: raktâtīsāra m. flow of blood, dysentery, bloody flux ŚārṅgS.
⋙ raktādharā: raktâdharā f. a Kiṃ-narī Daś.
⋙ raktādhāra: raktâdhāra m. 'bloodreceptacle', the skin L.
⋙ raktādhimantha: raktâdhimantha m. inflammation of the eyes, ophthalmia with discharge of blood L.
⋙ raktānta: raktânta mfn. having red extremities, having the corners (of the eyes) inflamed MW.
⋙ raktāpaha: raktâpaha n. myrrh L.
⋙ raktāpāmārga: raktâpâmārga m. a red-flowering Achyranthes L.
⋙ raktābha: raktâbha mfn. red-looking, having a red appearance R.
⋙ raktābhiṣyanda: raktâbhiṣyanda m. ophthalmia brought on by the state of the blood, redness of the vessels of the eye with a watery discharge Suśr.
⋙ raktāmiṣāda: raktâmiṣâda mfn. eating blood and flesh R.
⋙ raktāmbara: raktâmbara n. a red garment (-dhara mfn. wearing a red garment) MBh.; • mfn. clad in red garment; • m. any vagrant religious mendicant wearing red garment (-tva, n.) Sarvad.
⋙ raktāmbupūra: raktâmbupūra m. a stream or flow of blood MBh.
⋙ raktāmburuha: raktâmburuha n. a red lotus flower R.
⋙ raktāmbhoja: raktâmbhoja n. id. L.
⋙ raktāmra: raktâmra m. a species of plant L.
⋙ raktāruṇa: raktâruṇa mfn. blood-red, red as blood Kathās.
⋙ raktārti: raktârti f. a partic. disease of the blood L.
⋙ raktārbuda: raktârbuda n. a bloody tumour L.
⋙ raktārman: raktârman n. a partic. disease of the eyes L.
⋙ raktārśas: raktârśas n. a form of hemorrhoids Bhpr.
⋙ raktālu: raktâlu or m. a species of red yam, Dioscorea Purpurea L.
⋙ raktāluka: raktâluka m. a species of red yam, Dioscorea Purpurea L.
⋙ raktāśaya: raktâśaya m. 'bloodreceptacle', any organ containing or secreting blood (as the heart, liver, spleen) W.; • = uras, the breast Bhpr.
⋙ raktāśoka: raktâśoka m. red-flowering Asoka Megh. Kathās.
⋙ raktekṣu: raktêkṣu m. red sugar-cane L.
⋙ raktairaṇḍa: raktâiraṇḍa m. the red Ricinus or castor-oil plant L.
⋙ raktairvāru: raktâirvāru m. a kind of cucumber L.
⋙ raktotkliṣṭa: raktôtkliṣṭa m. a partic. disease of the eyes, ŚārṅgS.
⋙ raktotpala: raktôtpala m. Bombax Heptaphyllum L.; • n. a red lotus VarBṛS.; • ○lâbha mfn. resembling the red lotus L.
⋙ raktodara: raktôdara mfn. red-bellied Bhpr.
⋙ raktopala: raktôpala n. red chalk, red ochre or orpiment L.
≫ raktaka: raktaka mfn. red VarBṛS.; • passionately attached to, fond of, enamoured L.; • pleasing, amusing L.; • bloody L.; • m. a red garment L.; • an amorous or impassioned or sporting man L.; • a player L.; • Pentapetes Phoenicea L.; • globe-amaranth L.; • a redflowering Moringa L.; • red Ricinus L.; • Caesalpina Sappan L.; • (ikā), f. Abrus Precatorius (its seed or grain is used as a weight = 1/6, 1/7, or 2/15 M2āshaka) ŚārṅgS. KātyŚr. Sch.; • (in music) a partic. Śruti Saṃgīt.
≫ raktalā: raktalā f. Sanseviera Roxburghiana L.; • = kākâ'ānī L.
≫ rakti: rakti f. (only L.) pleasingness, loveliness; • affection, attachment, devotion; • Abrus Precatorius (cf. raktikā)
⋙ raktimat: ○mat mfn. charming, lovely Kathās.
≫ raktiman: raktiman m. redness, redcolour, Kuval Sarvad.
≫ raktṛ: raktṛ m. a dyer, painter L. (prob. wṛ. for raṅktṛ)
≫ raṅga: raṅga m. colour, paint, dye, hue MBh. Suśr. Lalit.; • the nasal modification of a vowel Śiksh.; • a place for public amusement or for dramatic exhibition, theatre, play-house, stage, arena, any place of assembly MBh. Kāv. &c; • the members of an assembly, audience Śak. Sāṃkhyak. Daśar.; • a dancing-place L.; • a field of battle L.; • diversion, mirth L.; • love L.; • (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.; • borax L.; • an extract obtained from Acacia Catechu L.; • N. of a man Rājat.; • of various authors (also with bhaṭṭa and jyotir-vid) Cat.; • (ā), f. N. of a river Divyâv.; • n. (m.) tin (= vaṅga) L.
⋙ raṅgakāra: ○kāra (cf. BhP.), [Page 862, Column 3]
⋙ raṅgakāraka: ○kāraka (cf. Hariv.), m. 'colour-maker', a painter, colourist
⋙ raṅgakāṣṭha: ○kāṣṭha n. Caesalpina Sappan L.
⋙ raṅgakṣāra: ○kṣāra m. borax L.
⋙ raṅgakṣetra: ○kṣetra n. N. of a place Cat.
⋙ raṅgacara: ○cara m. 'stage-goer', a player, actor, gladiator &c. VarBṛS.
⋙ raṅgaja: ○ja n. vermilion L.
⋙ raṅgajīvaka: ○jīvaka m. 'living by colours', a dyer, painter L.; • 'living by the stage', an actor L.
⋙ raṅgataraṃga: ○taraṃga m. N. of an actor, Vṛishabhân; • ○giṇī f. N. of a poem
⋙ raṅgatāla: ○tāla m. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.
⋙ raṅgada: ○da m. borax L.; • an extract from Acacia Catechu L.; • (ā), f. alum L.
⋙ raṅgadatta: ○datta (prob.) n. N. of a drama
⋙ raṅgadāyaka: ○dāyaka m. a partic. kind of earth L.
⋙ raṅgadṛḍhā: ○dṛḍhā f. alum L.
⋙ raṅgadevatā: ○devatā f. a goddess supposed to preside over sports and diversions, the genius of pleasure MW.
⋙ raṅgadvār: ○dvār f. a stage-door, the entrance of a theatre Hariv. BhP.
⋙ raṅgadvāra: ○dvāra n. 'id.', the prologue of a play Sāh.
⋙ raṅgadhātu: ○dhātu m. red ochre L.
⋙ raṅganātha: ○nātha m. (also with bhaṭṭa, dīkṣita, ācārya, yajvan, sūri) N. of various authors and other men, (esp.) of a Sch. on the Vikramôrvaśī (A. D. 1656) and a Sch. on the Sūrya-siddhânta; • of a place Cat.; • -deśikâhnika n. -nāṭaka n. -nāma-ratna n. -pādukā-sahasra n. -maṅgala-stotra n. -māhātmya n. -stotra, n; • ○thânuśāsana n. ○thâṣṭaka n. ○thâṣṭôttara-śata n. ○thīya n. N. of wks
⋙ raṅganāmaka: ○nāmaka or n. a partic. kind of earth L.
⋙ raṅganāyaka: ○nāyaka n. a partic. kind of earth L.
⋙ raṅgapatākā: ○patākā f. N. of a woman Daś.
⋙ raṅgapattrī: ○pattrī or f. the indigo plant L.
⋙ raṅgapuṣpī: ○puṣpī f. the indigo plant L.
⋙ raṅgapīṭha: ○pīṭha n. a place for dancing Daś.
⋙ raṅgapradīpaka: ○pradīpaka m. (in music.) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.
⋙ raṅgapraveśa: ○praveśa m. entering on the stage, engaging in theatrical performances Mṛicch.
⋙ raṅgaprasādana: ○prasādana n. propitiation of the audience (of a theatre) Pratāp.
⋙ raṅgaplutalakṣaṇa: ○pluta-lakṣaṇa n. N. of wk
⋙ raṅgabhūti: ○bhūti f. the night of full moon in the month Āśvina L.
⋙ raṅgabhūmi: ○bhūmi f. a place for acting, stage, theatre, arena, battle-field MBh. Pañcat.
⋙ raṅgabhṛṅgavallī: ○bhṛṅga-vallī f. N. of wk
⋙ raṅgamaṅgala: ○maṅgala m. N. of an actor, Vṛishabhân; • n. a festive ceremony on the stage Sāh.
⋙ raṅgamaṇḍapa: ○maṇḍapa m. n. a play-house, theatre Kathās.
⋙ raṅgamadhya: ○madhya n. the middle of an arena MW.
⋙ raṅgamalla: ○malla m. N. of a man Cat.; • (ī), f. the Indian lute L.
⋙ raṅgamāṇikya: ○māṇikya n. a ruby L.
⋙ raṅgamātṛ: ○mātṛ f. lac (= lākṣā) L. (also ○tṛkā); • a bawd L.; • = truṭi L.
⋙ raṅgamāhātmya: ○māhātmya n. N. of wk
⋙ raṅgarāja: ○rāja m. N. of the patron of Sāyaṇa Cat.; • of various authors (also with dīkṣita, -adhvarin, -adhvarivara and -adhvarī7ndra) ib.; • -stava m. N. of a Stotra
⋙ raṅgarāṭchandas: ○rāṭ-chandas n. N. of wk. on metres
⋙ raṅgarāmānuja: ○rāmânuja m. N. of an author (also ○jâcārya); • ○jīya n. his wk
⋙ raṅgalatā: ○latā f. the senna plant L.
⋙ raṅgalāsinī: ○lāsinī f. Nyctanthes Arbor Tristis L.
⋙ raṅgalīla: ○līla m. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.
⋙ raṅgavatī: ○vatī f. N. of a woman (who killed her husband Ranti-deva) Vās., Introd
⋙ raṅgavallikā: ○vallikā or f. a kind of plant used at sacrifices Saṃskārak.
⋙ raṅgavallī: ○vallī f. a kind of plant used at sacrifices Saṃskārak.
⋙ raṅgavastu: ○vastu n. any colouring substance, paint, dye Pañcar.
⋙ raṅgavāṭa: ○vāṭa m. a place or arena enclosed (for contests, plays, dancing &c.) MBh. Hariv.
⋙ raṅgavārāṅganā: ○vārâṅganā f. a kind of dancing girl, Śṛiṅgār
⋙ raṅgavidyādhara: ○vidyā-dhara m. a master in the art of acting Cat.
⋙ raṅgaśālā: ○śālā f. a play-house, theatre, dancing-hall L.
⋙ raṅgasaṃgara: ○saṃgara m. contest on the stage Prasannar.
⋙ raṅgastotra: ○stotra n. N. of a Stotra
⋙ raṅgāṅgana: raṅgâṅgana n. an arena or place of public contest MBh.
⋙ raṅgāṅgā: raṅgâṅgā f. alum L.
⋙ raṅgācārya: raṅgâcārya m. N. of a teacher (who died in 1344) Cat.; • of various authors ib.
⋙ raṅgājīva: raṅgâjīva m. 'living by colours or by the stage', a painter or an actor L.
⋙ raṅgābharaṇa: raṅgâbharaṇa m. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.
⋙ raṅgāri: raṅgâri m. a fragrant oleander L.
⋙ raṅgārohaṇa: raṅgârohaṇa n. N. of a poem
⋙ raṅgāvataraṇa: raṅgâvataraṇa n. 'entering on the stage', the profession of an actor MBh.
⋙ raṅgāvatāraka: raṅgâvatāraka or m. (cf. prec.) a stage-player, actor Mn. iv, 215 Yājñ. i, 161 (the latter also 'an actor who dresses like Rudra' L.)
⋙ raṅgāvatārin: raṅgâvatāḍrin m. (cf. prec.) a stage-player, actor Mn. iv, 215 Yājñ. i, 161 (the latter also 'an actor who dresses like Rudra' L.)
⋙ raṅgāvali: raṅgâvali f. a row of stages or arenas Dharmaś.
⋙ raṅgeśa: raṅgêśa m. N. of a king (patron of Parāśara Bhaṭṭa) Cat.; • -pura n. N. of a city (Seringapatam) VBr.
⋙ raṅgeśvarī: raṅgêśvarī f. (prob.) N. of the wife of Raṅgêśa Cat.
⋙ raṅgeṣṭālu: raṅgêṣṭâlu or n. a kind of bulbous √or onion L.
⋙ raṅgeṣṭāluka: raṅgêṣṭâḍluka n. a kind of bulbous √or onion L.
⋙ raṅgoddyota: raṅgôddyota m. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.
⋙ raṅgopajīvin: raṅgôpajīvin (cf. R.),
⋙ raṅgopajīvya: raṅgôpajīḍvya (cf. VarBṛS.), m. 'living by the stage', a stage-player, actor
⋙ raṅgopamardin: raṅgôpamardin m. 'injuring the stage', an actor who dresses like Rāvaṇa L.
≫ raṅgaṇa: raṅgaṇa n. (prob.) dancing, merry-making &c. MW.
≫ raṅgita: raṅgita mfn. well-coloured, handsome, pretty, Hcat Nalac.
≫ raṅgin: raṅgin mfn. colouring, dyeing, painting W.; • passionate, impassioned ib.; • (ifc.) attached to, delighting in, fond of Śatr. [Page 863, Column 1]; • entering the stage BhP.; • (iṇī), f. Asparagus Racemosus L.
≫ raja 1: raja m. (g. pacâdi) = rajas, dust (cf. nī-, vi-r○); • the pollen of flowers, Prasaṅgâbh; • the menstrual excretion (also n.) L.; • emotion, affeetion L.: the quality of passion Uṇ. iv, 216 Sch.; • N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh.; • of a king (son of Viraja) VP.
≫ raja 2: raja in comp. for rajas
⋙ rajaudvāsā: ○udvāsā f. a woman who has put off her soiled clothes (after her impurity) Kauś. (cf. malôdvāsas)
⋙ rajāśaya: rajā-śaya mfn. (for rajaḥ-ś○, q.v.) ĀpŚr.
⋙ rajeṣita: rájêṣita mfn. (for raja-iṣ○) driven by camels or asses RV. viii, 46, 28 (cf. Sāy.)
⋙ rajotsavamāhātmya: rajôtsava-māhātmya n. (for raja-uts○) N. of ch. of BhavP.
⋙ rajonmiśra: rajônmiśra mfn. (for raja-unm○) mixed with the pollen of flowers R.
⋙ rajopama: rajôpama mfn. (irreg. for raja-up○) resembling dust Hit.
≫ rajaḥ: rajaḥ in comp. for rajas
⋙ rajaḥkaṇa: ○kaṇa m. a grain of dust; • pl. dust Ragh.
⋙ rajaḥpaṭala: ○paṭala n. a coating of dust MW.
⋙ rajaḥputra: ○putra m. 'son of passion', a vulgar person of low origin Cat.
⋙ rajaḥpluta: ○pluta mfn. filled with (the quality of) passion BhP.
⋙ rajaḥśaya: ○śayá mf(ā́)n. silver, made of silver MaitrS. VS. (= rajasi śete Mahīdh.); • m. a dog W.
⋙ rajaḥśuddhi: ○śuddhi f. a pure or right condition of the menses Suśr.
⋙ rajaḥsuvāsinī: ○suvāsinī f. a girl that has menstruated but still lives in her father's house MānGṛ.
⋙ rajaḥspṛś: ○spṛś mfn. touching the dust or the earth Kathās.
≫ rajaka: rajaka m. a washerman (so called from his cleaning or whitening clothes; • regarded as a degraded caste; • accord. to L. either 'the son of a Pāra-dhenuka and a Brāhṃanī' or 'the son of a Nishṭhya and an Ugrī) MBh. Kāv. &c; • a parrot or a garment (śuka or aṃśuka) L.; • N. of a king VP. (prob. wṛ. for rājaka); • (ikā), f. a washerwoman Pāṇ. 3-1, 145 Pat.; • (akī), f. id. or the wife of a washerman ib.; • N. of a woman on the third day of her impurity Bhpr.
⋙ rajakasarasvatī: ○sarasvatī f. N. of a poetess Cat.
≫ rajata: rajatá mfn. (cf. 2. ṛjra) whitish, silver-coloured, silvery (○táṃ híraṇyam, 'whitish gold', i.e. silver) RV. TS. VS.; • silver, made of silver Br. ĀśvŚr. ChUp.; • n. (m., g. ardharcôdi) silver AV. &c. &c; • (only L.) gold; • a pearl ornament; • ivory; • blood; • an asterism; • N. of a mountain and of a lake
⋙ rajatakumbha: ○kumbha m. a silver jar. MW.
⋙ rajatakūṭa: ○kūṭa m. or n. N. of a peak on the Malaya mountains Kathās.
⋙ rajatadaṃṣṭra: ○daṃṣṭra m. N. of a son of Vajra-daṃshṭra (king of the Vidyā-dharas) Kathās.
⋙ rajatadānaprayoga: ○dāna-prayoga m. N. of wk
⋙ rajatadyuti: ○dyuti m. N. of Hanumat L.
⋙ rajatanābha: ○nābha m. N. of a partic. fabulous being Hariv.
⋙ rajatanābhi: ○nābhi (rajatá-), mfn. having a white navel VS.; • m. N. of a descendant of Kubera AV.
⋙ rajatapadmadāna: ○padma-dāna n. N. of wk
⋙ rajataparvata: ○parvata m. a silver mountain R.; • N. of a partic. mountain Hariv.
⋙ rajatapātra: ○pātrá n. a silver cup or vessel of any kind AV. Rājat.
⋙ rajataprastha: ○prastha m. N. of Kailāsa L.
⋙ rajatabhājana: ○bhājana n. = -pātra Suśr.
⋙ rajatamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. made of silver, silver VarBṛS. Kathās.
⋙ rajatavāha: ○vāha m. N. of a man; • pl. his descendants Saṃskārak.
⋙ rajatākara: rajatâkara (prob.) m. 'silver-mine', N. of a Place Cat.
⋙ rajatācala: rajatâcala or m. 'silver-mountain', N. of Kailāsa Kāv.
⋙ rajatādri: rajaḍtâdri m. 'silver-mountain', N. of Kailāsa Kāv.
⋙ rajatānvita: rajatânvita mfn. adorned with silver Mn. iii, 202
≫ rajana: rájana mf(ī)n. colouring, dyeing AV.; • m. a ray ŚāṅkhBr.; • N. of a man with the patr. Kauṇeya TS. PañcavBr. (also ○naka); • n. safflower L.; • (ī), f. s.v
≫ rajani: rajani f. (m. c. and ibc.) = rajanī, night
⋙ rajanikara: ○kara and m. 'night-maker', the moon Kāv.
⋙ rajanikṛt: ○kṛt m. 'night-maker', the moon Kāv.
⋙ rajanicara: ○cara m. 'night-rover', a Rākshasa MBh. R.; • a nightwatcher Viddh.
⋙ rajanipuraṃdhrī: ○puraṃdhrī f. a form of the Upamā Vām. iv, 3, 32 Sch.
⋙ rajanimmanya: ○m-manya mfn. thinking itself to be night (said of day) Bhaṭṭ.
⋙ rajanirākṣasī: ○rākṣasī f. night regarded as a Rākshasī Kathās.
≫ rajanī: rajanī f. 'the coloured or dark one', night AV. &c. &c; • Curcuma Longa (du. = -dvaya) Suśr.; • the indigo plant L.; • a grape or lac (drākṣā or lākṣā) L.; • N. of Durgā Hariv.; • of a partic. personification MānGṛ.; • (in music) of a partic. Mūrchanā Saṃgīt.; • of an Apsaras Bālar.; • of a river BhP.
⋙ rajanīkara: ○kara m. = rajani-k○ Gīt. BhP.; • -nātha wṛ. for rajanī-cara-n○
⋙ rajanīgandha: ○gandha m. (and ā f.) Polianthes Tuberosa L.
⋙ rajanīcara: ○cara mfn. wandering in the night (as the moon) Hariv.; • m. a night-rover (-nātha m. 'lord of the nṭnight-rṭrover', the moon; • wṛ. rajanī-caran○) Hit.; • a Rākshasa R.; • a night-watcher W.; • a thief ib.
⋙ rajanījala: ○jala n. 'night-dew', hoar-frost L.
⋙ rajanīdvaṃdva: ○dvaṃdva n. a period of two nights with the intermediate day MW.
⋙ rajanīdvaya: ○dvaya n. Curcuma Longa and Aromatica Suśr.
⋙ rajanīpati: ○pati m. 'lord of night', the moon, Kathās. [Page 863, Column 2]
⋙ rajanībhujaṃga: ○bhujaṃga m. 'lover of nṭnight', id. Śrīkaṇṭh.
⋙ rajanīmukha: ○mukha n. 'night-beginning', the evening Rājat.
⋙ rajanīramaṇa: ○ramaṇa m. 'husband of night', the moon Kathās.
⋙ rajanīśa: ○"ṣśa (○nī7śa), m. = -pati Vcar.
⋙ rajanīhāsā: ○hāsā f. Nyctanthes Arbor Tristis L.
≫ rajanīya: rajanīya wṛ. for mahanīya MBh.
≫ rajayitrī: rajayitrī́ f. (fr. Caus.) a female painter or colourist VS.
≫ rajas: rájas n. 'coloured or dim space', the sphere of vapour or mist, region of clouds, atmosphere, air, firmament (in Veda one of the divisions of the world and distinguished from div or svar, 'the sphere of light', and rocanā divaḥ, 'the ethereal spaces', which are beyond the rajas, as ether is beyond the air; • often rajas, = the whole expanse of heaven or sky', divided into a lower and upper stratum, the rajas uparam or pārthivam and the rajas uttamam or paramam or divyam; • hence du. rajasī, 'the lower and higher atmospheres'; • sometimes also three and RV. i, 164, 6 even six such spheres are enumerated, hence pl. rajāṃsi, 'the skies') RV. AV. TS. VS. Br.; • vapour, mist, clouds, gloom, dimness, darkness RV. AV.; • impurity, dirt, dust, any small particle of matter RV. &c. &c. (cf. go-r○); • the dust or pollen of flowers Kālid. BhP.; • cultivated or ploughed land (as 'dusty' or 'dirty'), arable land, fields RV.; • the impurity, i.e. the menstrual discharge of a woman GṛS. Mn. MBh. Suśr. &c; • the 'darkening' quality, passion, emotion, affection MBh. Kāv. &c; • (in phil.) the second of the three Guṇas or qualities (the other two being sattva, goodness, and tamas, darkness; • cf. IW. 85; • rajas is sometimes identified with tejas, q.v; • it is said to predominate in air, and to be active, urgent, and variable) Sāṃkhyak. VarBṛS. Suśr. &c; • 'light' or 'day' or 'world' or 'water' Nir. iv, 19; • a kind of plant (= parpaṭa) Bhpr.; • tin L.; • autumn L.; • sperm L.; • safflower L.; • m. N. of a Ṛishi (son of Vasishṭha) VP. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Goth. riqis.] [863, 2]
⋙ rajastamaska: ○tamaska mfn. (any one or any thing) under the influence of the two qualities rajas and tamas ( above) BhP.
⋙ rajastamomaya: ○tamo-maya mf(ī)n. made up or consisting of r○ and t○ (cf. prec.) MārkP.
⋙ rajastas: ○tas ind. from the dust, Pracaṇḍ
⋙ rajastur: ○túr mfn. penetrating the sky, hastening through the air RV.
⋙ rajastoka: ○toka m. n. 'offspring of passion', avarice, greediness BhP.
⋙ rajasvala: ○vala mf(ā)n. covered with dust, dusty MBh. BhP.; • full of the quality rajas, full of passion Mn. vi, 77; • having water (= udaka-vat) Nir. Sch.; • m. a buffalo L.; • uṣṭra or gardabha Sāy. (cf. rajêṣita under 2. raja, col. 1); • (ā), f. a menstruating or marriageable woman GṛS. Mn. MBh. &c
⋙ rajasvin: ○vin mfn. dusty, full of dust or pollen Cat.; • full of the quality rajas ib.
≫ rajasa: rajasá mfn. unclean, dusty, dark AV.; • living in the dark ib.; • ifc. (f. ī) the menstrual excretion (= rajas) Gṛihyās.
≫ rajasaya: rajasaya Nom. P. ○yati = rajasvinam ācaṣṭe Pat.
≫ rajasānu: rajasānu m. a cloud L.; • soul, heart (= citta) L.
≫ rajaska: rajaska ifc. (f. ā) = rajas, in nī- and vi-r○
≫ rajasya 1: rajasya Nom. P. ○syati, to become dust, be scattered as dust Gaṇar. [Cf. Goth. riqiśja.]
≫ rajasya 2: rajasyá mfn. dusty VS.; • having the quality rajas MW.
≫ rajāśaya: rajā-śaya under 2. raja, col. 1
≫ rajita: rajita mfn. (fr. Caus.) affected, moved, captivated, allured Śiś.
≫ rajīkṛ: rajī-kṛ P. -karoti, to change or turn into dust Vop.
≫ rajo: rajo in comp. for rajas
⋙ rajogātra: ○gātra m. N. of a son of Vasishṭha MārkP.
⋙ rajoguṇamaya: ○guṇa-maya mf(ī)n. having the quality rajas (q.v.) ib.
⋙ rajograhi: ○grahi mfn. Vop. xxvi, 48
⋙ rajojuṣ: ○juṣ mfn. connected with the quality rajas (q.v.) Kād.
⋙ rajodarśana: ○darśana n. (first) appearance of the menstrual excretion Saṃskārak.; • -śānti f. N. of wk
⋙ rajodhika: ○'dhika mfn. one in whom the quality rajas predominates VarBṛS.
⋙ rajonimīlita: ○nimīlita mfn. blinded by passion or desire MW.
⋙ rajobandha: ○bandha m. suppression of menstruation MW.
⋙ rajobala: ○bala (or -vala), n. darkness L.
⋙ rajomegha: ○megha m. a cloud of dust MBh. R.
⋙ rajorasa: ○rasa m. darkness L.
⋙ rajovala: ○vala -bala
⋙ rajoviriktamanas: ○virikta-manas mfn. one whose mind is free from passion Ragh.
⋙ rajohara: ○hara m. 'remover of impurity', a washerman L.; • (with Jainas) 'the broom' HPariś.
⋙ rajoharaṇa: ○haraṇa n. = prec. (with Jainas) L.; • -dhārin m. = -vratin L.
≫ rañja: rañja m. jala-r○; • (ā), f. a kind of drum Saṃgīt.
≫ rañjaka: rañjaka mf(ikā)n. colouring, dyeing ŚārṅgS.; • exciting passion or love, charming, pleasing Cat.; • m. a colourist, dyer, painter Mn. iv, 216 [Page 863, Column 3]; • an inciter of affection &c., stimulus W.; • the red powder on the capsules of the Rottleria Tinctoria L.; • biliary humour on which vision depends W.; • (akī), f. a female colourer or dyer Cat.; • n. cinnabar L.; • vermilion L.
≫ rañjana: rañjana mf(ī)n. colouring, dyeing (-tva n.) Sarvad.; • (ifc.) pleasing, charming, rejoicing, delighting Gīt. (cf. jana-rañjanī); • conciliating, befriending MW.; • m. Saccharum Munja L.; • (ī), f. prob. friendly salutation Buddh.; • the indigo plant L.; • Nyctanthes Arbor Tristis L.; • turmeric L.; • saffron L.; • a kind of fragrant perfume L.; • red arsenic L.; • (in music) a partic. Śruti Saṃgīt.; • n. the act of colouring or dyeing Vāgbh.; • colour, dye, paint R.; • (in gram.) nasalization VPrāt. Sch.; • the act of pleasing, delighting, conciliating, giving pleasure MBh. Kāv. &c; • a partic. game L.; • red sandalwood L.; • cinnabar L.
⋙ rañjanadravya: ○dravya n. any colouring substance Kum. Sch.
⋙ rañjanadru: ○dru m. a kind of tree L.
⋙ rañjanadruma: ○druma m. Ṣorea Robusta L.
⋙ rañjanavallī: ○vallī f. Momordica Charantia L.
≫ rañjanaka: rañjanaka m. a kind of tree L.
≫ rañjanīya: rañjanīya mfn. to be coloured or dyed MW.; • to be rejoiced or pleased or made happy Kathās.; • to be rejoiced at, pleasant, delightful Sarvad.
≫ rañjita: rañjita mfn. coloured, dyed, painted, tinted MBh. Kāv. &c; • illumined BhP.; • affected, moved, charmed, delighted MBh. Kāv. &c
≫ rañjinī: rañjinī f. N. of various plants (the indigo plant, Rubia Munjista &c.) L. (cf. rañjanī)
raṭ: raṭ cI. 1. P. (cf. Dhātup. ix, 10) raṭati (pf. rarāṭa; • fut. raṭitā &c., Gr.), to howl, shout, roar, yell, cry Kāv. Var. Kathās.; • to crash (as an axe) Prab.; • to ring (as a bell) Mālatīm.; • to lament, wail HPariś.; • to proclaim aloud, Kṛishṇaj.: Caus. raṭayati (aor. arīraṭat), to howl, shout &c. Daś.: Intens. rāraṭīti, to scream aloud, roar, yell, caw
&c. R. KāśīKh. Bhojapr.
≫ raṭana: raṭana n. shouting, shout, applause Rājat.
≫ raṭantī: raṭantī f. N. of the 14th day in the dark half of the month Māgha W.
≫ raṭaraṭāya: raṭaraṭāya Ā. ○yate (onomat.), to croak Subh. (v. l.)
≫ raṭita: raṭita mfn. screamed, shouted &c; • received with shouts, applauded Inscr.; • n. shouting, roaring, yelling, screaming, creaking, crying Kād. Hcar. Rājat.
raṭṭā: raṭṭā f. N. of a princess Rājat.
raṭh: raṭh (cf. √raṭ), cl. 1. P. raṭhati, to speak Dhātup. ix, 50
raḍi: raḍi f. (with rati) play, sport (= krīḍā) Kāṭh. Sch. (omitted in other texts)
raḍḍa: raḍḍa m. N. of a man, Rājat; • (ā), f. N. of a princess ib.
raṇ 1: raṇ or ran (cf. √ram), cl. 1. 4. P. ráṇati, ráṇyati (2. du. raṇyáthaḥ RV. i, 112, 18; • pf. [r˘AraNa] RV.; • aor. arāṇiṣuḥ, raṇiṣṭana ib.), to rejoice, be pleased, take pleasure in (loc., rarely acc.) RV.; • to gladden, delight, gratify ib.: Caus. raṇḍyati, ○te, to cheer, gladden, exhilarate with (instr. or loc.) RV.; • to be at ease, be pleased or satisfied with, delight in (loc.) ib. TS. AV.: Intens. (Subj. rāráṇat, rārán; • Impv. rārandhi, rārantu) = Caus. (as well in the trans. as in the intrans. meanings) RV.
≫ raṇa 1: ráṇa m. delight, pleasure, gladness, joy RV. VS. AV.; • (also n.) battle (as an object of delight), war, combat, fight, conflict RV. &c. &c
⋙ raṇakarman: ○karman n. 'war-business', battle, fighting R. MārkP.
⋙ raṇakāmin: ○kāmin mfn. desirous of war, wishing to fight W.
⋙ raṇakāmya: ○kāmya Nom. P. ○yati, to wish for battle, be desirous of battle Śiś. Bhaṭṭ.
⋙ raṇakārin: ○kārin mfn. causing battle or strife VarBṛS.
⋙ raṇakṛt: ○kṛ́t mfn. causing joy, delighting RV.; • fighting, a fighter MBh.
⋙ raṇakṣiti: ○kṣiti f
⋙ raṇakṣetra: ○kṣetra n
⋙ raṇakṣoṇi: ○kṣoṇi or f
⋙ raṇakṣauṇi: ○kṣauṇi f
⋙ raṇakṣmā: ○kṣmā f
⋙ raṇakhala: ○khala m. or n. (?) place of battle, battle-field MBh. Kāv. &c
⋙ raṇagocara: ○gocara mfn. engaged in war, fighting MārkP.
⋙ raṇajambuka: ○jambuka m. N. of a man Hāsy.
⋙ raṇajaya: ○jaya m. victory in battle MW.
⋙ raṇaṃjaya: ○ṃ-jaya m. (raṇam acc.) N. of a king Pur.
⋙ raṇatūrya: ○tūrya n. a wardrum L.
⋙ raṇadara: ○dara m. N. of a man Cat.
⋙ raṇadundubhi: ○dundubhi m. a military drum Hariv. Siṃhâs.
⋙ raṇadurgā: ○durgā f. N. of Durgā Hariv.; • ○gâdhāraṇa-yantra n. N. of a partic. amulet Cat.
⋙ raṇadhur: ○dhur f. (cf. R.) or (cf. Veṇis.) the heavy burden of fighting, the burnt of battle
⋙ raṇadhurā: ○dhurā f. (cf. Veṇis.) the heavy burden of fighting, the burnt of battle
⋙ raṇadhṛṣṭa: ○dhṛṣṭa m. N. of various men VP. [Page 864, Column 1]
⋙ raṇapakṣin: ○pakṣin m. a species of falcon L.
⋙ raṇapaṇḍita: ○paṇḍita m. 'skilled in battle', a warrior W.
⋙ raṇapurasvāmin: ○pura-svāmin m. N. of a partic. image of Sūrya Rājat.
⋙ raṇapriya: ○priya mf(ā)n. fond of war or battle, warlike Hariv. Kām.; • m. a falcon L.; • n. the fragrant √of Andropogon Muricatus L.
⋙ raṇabahāduraśāhavirudrāvalī: ○bahādura-śāhavirudrâvalī f. N. of wk
⋙ raṇabhaṭa: ○bhaṭa m. N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ raṇabhū: ○bhū (cf. BhP.) or (cf. MBh. Ragh.), f. a battle-ground, field of battle
⋙ raṇabhūmi: ○bhūmi (cf. MBh. Ragh.), f. a battle-ground, field of battle
⋙ raṇamatta: ○matta mfn. furious in battle L.; • m. an elephant L.
⋙ raṇamārgakovida: ○mārgakovida mfn. experienced in the art or ways of war BhP.
⋙ raṇamukha: ○mukha n. the jaws of battle MBh.; • the van of battle or of an army ib. BhP. &c
⋙ raṇamuṣṭikā: ○muṣṭikā f. a species of plant L.
⋙ raṇamūrdhan: ○mūrdhan m. the front or van of a battle MBh. R. Kathās.
⋙ raṇayajña: ○yajña m. a battle regarded as a sacrifice Veṇis.
⋙ raṇaraṅka: ○raṅka m. the space between the tusks of an elephant L.
⋙ raṇaraṅga: ○raṅga m. 'battle-stage', a place or field of battle BhP. Rājat.; • -malla m. = bhoja-rāja, q.v. Col. - 1
⋙ raṇaraṇa: ○raṇa n. (for 2. col. 2), a longing, desire, wish, regret (for a lost object) L.
⋙ raṇaraṇaka: ○raṇaka
m. (cf. Mālatīm. Uttarar. &c.) or n. (cf. L.) or (ā), f. (cf. Daś.) longing, anxiety, anxious regret for some beloved object; • m. n. desire, love W.; • m. the god of love Dhūrtan.
⋙ raṇarasika: ○rasika mfn. fond of fighting, desirous of fighting with (comp.) Bālar.
⋙ raṇalakṣmī: ○lakṣmī f. the fortune of war, goddess of battle Kathās.
⋙ raṇavaṅgamalla: ○vaṅga-malla m. (prob.) wṛ. for -raṅga-m○, q.v. Col.
⋙ raṇavanya: ○vanya m. N. of a king MārkP.
⋙ raṇavādya: ○vādya n. a military musical instrument, martial music MW.
⋙ raṇavikrama: ○vikrama m. N. of a man Inscr.
⋙ raṇavigraha: ○vigraha m. id. ib.
⋙ raṇaviśārada: ○viśārada mfn. skilled in war MBh.
⋙ raṇavṛtti: ○vṛtti mfn. having war or battle for a profession Hariv.
⋙ raṇaśikṣā: ○śikṣā f. the art or science of war MBh.
⋙ raṇaśiras: ○śiras n. the front or van of a battle Kāv.
⋙ raṇaśīrṣa: ○śīrṣa n. id. R.
⋙ raṇaśūra: ○śūra m. a hero in war, warrior R.
⋙ raṇaśauṇḍa: ○śauṇḍa mfn. skilled in war MBh.
⋙ raṇasaṃrambha: ○saṃrambha m. the fury of battle Rājat.
⋙ raṇasaṃkula: ○saṃkula n. the confusion or noise of battle, a mixed or tumultuous combat L.
⋙ raṇasajjā: ○sajjā f. military accoutrement MW.
⋙ raṇasattra: ○sattra n. war or battle regarded as a sacrifice MBh.
⋙ raṇasahāya: ○sahāya m. 'war-helper', an ally MW.
⋙ raṇastambabhramara: ○stambabhramara N. of a country VP.
⋙ raṇastambha: ○stambha m. 'battle-pillar', a monument of war or battle L.; • N. of a country VP. Cat. (prob. wṛ; • prec.)
⋙ raṇastha: ○stha mfn. engaged in war or bṭbattle, fighting MBh.
⋙ raṇasthāna: ○sthāna n. place or field of bṭbattle ib.
⋙ raṇasvāmin: ○svāmin m. an image of Śiva as lord of battle Rājat.
⋙ raṇahastin: ○hastin m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ raṇāgni: raṇâgni m. battle regarded as fire MBh.
⋙ raṇāgra: raṇâgra n. the front or van of a battle Kathās.
⋙ raṇāṅga: raṇâṅga n. 'war-implement', weapon of war or battle, a sword Bhaṭṭ.
⋙ raṇāṅgana: raṇâṅgana n. a battle-arena, field of bṭbattle (also ○gaṇa) MBh. Rājat.
⋙ raṇāji: raṇâji m. N. of a Sādhya Hariv.
⋙ raṇājira: raṇâjira n. area or arena for fighting, bṭbattle-field MBh. R. &c
⋙ raṇātodya: raṇâtodya n. a battle-drum Kathās.
⋙ raṇāditya: raṇâditya m. N. of various men Rājat. Subh.
⋙ raṇāntakṛt: raṇânta-kṛt mfn. making an end of bṭbattle (N. of Vishṇu) R.
⋙ raṇāpeta: raṇâpêta mfn. flying away from battle Kir.
⋙ raṇābhiyoga: raṇâbhiyoga m. engaging in battle, warlike encounter W.
⋙ raṇāyudha: raṇâyudha m. a cock Bhpr.
⋙ raṇārambhā: raṇârambhā f. N. of the wife of Raṇâditya Rājat.; • -svāmi-deva m. N. of a statue erected by Raṇârambhā ib.
⋙ raṇālaṃkaraṇa: raṇâlaṃkaraṇa m. a heron L.
⋙ raṇāvani: raṇâvani f. battle-ground, a field of bṭbattle Hariv.
⋙ raṇāśva: raṇâśva m. N. of a king VP.
⋙ raṇecara: raṇe-cara mfn. going or moving about in the field of battle (said of Vishṇu) Pañcar.
⋙ raṇeśa: raṇêśa or m. = raṇa-svāmin, q.v. Rājat.
⋙ raṇeśvara: raṇêḍśvara m. = raṇa-svāmin, q.v. Rājat.
⋙ raṇesvaccha: raṇe-svaccha (!), m. a cock L.
⋙ raṇaiṣin: raṇâiṣin mfn. eager for battle Cat.
⋙ raṇotkaṭa: raṇôtkaṭa mfn. furious or mad in bṭbattle R.; • m. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh.; • of a Daitya Hariv.
⋙ raṇotsāha: raṇôtsāha m. prowess in battle R.
⋙ raṇoddāma: raṇôddāma mfn. eager for battle MW.
⋙ raṇoddīpasiṃha: raṇôddīpa-siṃha m. N. of a man Cat.
⋙ raṇoddeśa: raṇôddeśa m. a field of battle R.; • a partic. spot or quarter of a battle-field MW.
≫ raṇaka: raṇaka m. N. of a king BhP.
≫ raṇitṛ: ráṇitṛ mfn. delighting in (loc.) RV.
≫ raṇya: ráṇya mfn. delectable, pleasant RV. AV.; • fit for fighting, warlike RV.; • n. joy, pleasure ib.; • war, battle ib.
⋙ raṇyajit: ○jít mfn. victorious in battle ib.
⋙ raṇyavāc: ○vā́c mfn. speaking agreeably ib.
≫ raṇva 1: raṇvá mf(ā́)n. pleasant, delightful, agreeable, lovely RV.; • joyous, gay ib.
⋙ raṇvasaṃdṛś: ○saṃdṛś (raṇvá-), mfn. appearing beautiful ib.
≫ raṇva 2: raṇva Nom. P. ○vati, to rejoice, delight TS.
≫ raṇvan: ráṇvan mfn. agreeable, pleasant RV. v, 4, 10 (= ramaṇīya Sāy.)
≫ raṇvita: raṇvitá mfn. joyous, gay RV. ii 3, 6 (only f. du. raṇvite Sāy. = śabdite, stute, or paras-paraṃ gacchantyau [Page 864, Column 2]; • √.raṇv)
raṇ 2: raṇ cl. 1. P. (cf. Dhātup. xiii, 2) raṇati (Gr. also pf. rarāṇa fut. raṇitā &c.), to sound, ring, rattle, jingle Kāv. Pur.: Caus. raṇayati (aor. arīraṇat or ararāṇat Pat. on Pāṇ. 7-4, 3), to make resound BhP.: Desid. riraṇiṣati Gr.: Intens. raṃraṇyate, raṃraṇṭi ib.
≫ raṇa 2: raṇa m. (for 1. p. 863, col. 3) sound, noise L.; • the quill or bow of a lute (= koṇa) L. - 2
⋙ raṇaraṇa: ○raṇa m. (for 1. col. 1) a gnat L.
⋙ raṇaraṇāyita: ○raṇāyita mfn. rattling or sounding aloud Kād.
≫ raṇat: raṇat mfn. sounding, ringing, rattling &c. Kāv. Pur.
⋙ raṇatkāra: ○kāra m. a rattling or clanking sound Mālatīm. Prab.; • humming (of bees) Rājat.
≫ raṇita: raṇita mfn. sounded, sounding, ringing &c. Kāv.; • n. any ringing or rattling sound ib. Rājat. BhP.; • humming (of bees) Gīt.
raṇ 3: raṇ cl. 10. P. raṇayati, to go Dhātup. xix, 33 ; 56
≫ raṇa 3: raṇa m. going, motion L.
raṇḍa: raṇḍa mfn. (cf. baṇḍa) maimed, crippled L.; • faithless ( śākhā-r○); • m. a man who dies without male issue MW.; • a barren tree ib.; • (ā), f. a term of abuse in addressing women, a slut (others 'a widow'; • bāla-r○', a young widow'). Kāv. Pañcat.; • Salvinia Cucullata L.; • Anthericum Tuberosum L.; • a kind of metre Col.
⋙ raṇḍānanda: raṇḍânanda (○dân○ ?), m. N. of a poet Cat.
⋙ raṇḍāśramin: raṇḍâśramin m. one who loses his wife after the 48th year BhavP.
≫ raṇḍaka: raṇḍaka m. a barren tree L.
raṇya: raṇya col. 1
raṇv: raṇv (cf. ramb, riṇv, rimb), cl. 1. P. raṇvati, to go Dhātup. xv, 87
raṇva 1: raṇva. 2 raṇvita. col. 1
rata: rata rati &c. under √ram, p. 867, cols. 2, 3
ratāmbuka: ratāmbuka (?), n. du. the two cavities immediately above the hips L.
ratū: ratū f. (cf. √ṛt) the river of heaven, the celestial Ganges Uṇ. i, 94, 8ch; • true speech L.
ratna: rátna n. (√1. rā) a gift, present, goods, wealth, riches RV. AV. ŚBr.; • a jewel, gem, treasure, precious stone (the nine jewel are pearl, ruby, topaz, diamond, emerald, lapis lazuli, coral, sapphire, Gomeda; • hence ratna is a N. for the number 9; • but accord. to some 14) Mn. MBh. &c; • anything valuable or best of its kind (e. g. putra-r○, an excellent son); • a magnet, loadstone Kap. Sch. (cf. maṇi); • water L.; • = ratna-havis ŚBr.; • m. (with bhaṭṭa) N. of a man Cat.
⋙ ratnakaṇṭha: ○kaṇṭha m. N. of various authors Cat.
⋙ ratnakandala: ○kandala m. coral L.
⋙ ratnakara: ○kara m. N. of Kubera L.
⋙ ratnakaraṇḍaka: ○karaṇḍaka m. N. of wk
⋙ ratnakarṇikā: ○karṇikā f. an ear-ring with jewels Divyâv.
⋙ ratnakalaśa: ○kalaśa m. N. of a man Rājat.
⋙ ratnakalā: ○kalā f. N. of a woman Cat.; • -caritra n. N. of wk
⋙ ratnakirīṭin: ○kirīṭin m. N. of a king of the Kiṃ-naras Kāraṇḍ.
⋙ ratnakīrti: ○kīrti m. N. of a Buddha Lalit.
⋙ ratnakumbha: ○kumbha m. a jar set with jewels Mṛicch.
⋙ ratnakūṭa: ○kūṭa m. N. of a mountain L.; • of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh.; • n. N. of an island Kathās.; • -sūtra n. N. of a Buddhist Sūtra wk
⋙ ratnaketu: ○ketu m. N. of a Buddha Buddh.; • of a Bodhisattva ib.; • a N. common to 2000 future Buddhas (also ○tu-rāja) ib.; • ○tū7daya m. N. of a drama
⋙ ratnakoṭi: ○koṭi m. N. of a Samādhi Buddh.
⋙ ratnakośa: ○kośa m. N. of a lexicon and various wks; • -kāra-mata-vāda m. (and -kāra-vādârtha, m.), -kārikā-vicāra m. -pariṣkāra m. -mata-rahasya n. -vāda, or -vicāra m. -vāda-rahasya n. and -vādârtha, m. N. of wks
⋙ ratnakṣetrakūṭasaṃdarśana: ○kṣetra-kūṭa-saṃdarśana m. N. of a Bodhisattva Lalit. (v. l. -cchattra-kū○)
⋙ ratnakhacita: ○khacita mfn. set or studded with gems MW.
⋙ ratnakhāni: ○khāni f. a mine for precious stones Śatr.
⋙ ratnakheṭa: ○kheṭa m. (with dīkṣita) N. of an author Cat.
⋙ ratnagarbha: ○garbha mfn. filled with precious stones, containing jewels, set with jewels MBh. R.; • m. the sea L.; • N. of Kubera L.; • of a Bodhi-sattva Lalit. W.; • of a commentator Cat. W.; • (with sārvabhauma) of another author Cat.; • (ā), f. the earth Prasannar. Siṃhâs.
⋙ ratnagiri: ○giri m. N. of a mountain Buddh.; • -rasa m. a partic. medicament Rasêndrac.
⋙ ratnagrīvatīrtha: ○grīva-tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat.
⋙ ratnacandra: ○candra m. N. of a god (said to be guardian of a jewel-mine) Śatr.; • of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh.; • of a son of Bimbi-sāra ib.; • ○rāmati m. N. of a Bhikshu Kathās. [Page 864, Column 3]
⋙ ratnacūḍa: ○cūḍa m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh.; • of a mythical king W.; • -muni m. N. of a man W.; • ○ḍā-paripṛcchā f. ○ḍôpâkhyāna n. N. of wks
⋙ ratnacūramuni: ○cūra-muni
⋙ ratnacūropākhyāna: ○cūḍrôpâkhyāna n. prob. wṛ. for -cūḍa-m○, ○ḍôpâkhy○ above
⋙ ratnacchattra: ○cchattra n. an umbrella (adorned) with jewels Pañcar.; • -kūṭa-saṃdarśana m. v. l. for ratna-kṣetra kūṭa-s○, q.v. Lalit.; • ○râbhyudgatâvabhāsa m. N. of a Buddha ib.
⋙ ratnacchāyā: ○cchāyā f. glitter or splendour of jewels Megh.
⋙ ratnajātaka: ○jātaka n. N. of wk
⋙ ratnatalpa: ○talpa m. a couch adorned with jewels Daś.
⋙ ratnatūlikā: ○tūlikā f. N. of wk
⋙ ratnatejobhyudgatarāja: ○tejo'bhyudgata-rāja m. N. of a Buddha Buddh.
⋙ ratnatraya: ○traya n. 'jewels-triad', the three jewels or excellent things (with Buddhists, viz. buddha, dharma and saṃgha; • or with Jainas, viz. samyag-darśana, sṭsaṃgha-jñāna and samyak-cāritra; • -jaya-mālā (prob. wṛ. for -japam○), f. N. of a Jaina wk; • -parī7kṣā f. N. of a Vedânta wk; • -vidhāna-kathā, f; • ○yôdyāpana n. N. of Jaina wks; • ○yôddyota m. N. of a Śaiva wk
⋙ ratnadaṇḍātapatrin: ○daṇḍâtapatrin mfn. having a staff and an umbrella adorned with jewels Hcat.
⋙ ratnadatta: ○datta m. N. of various men Buddh. Kathās. Cat.
⋙ ratnadarpaṇa: ○darpaṇa m. 'jewels-mirror', a looking-glass consisting of jewels Pañcar.; • N. of a Comm.
⋙ ratnadīpa: ○dīpa m. 'jewels-lamp', a lamp in which jewels give out light, a gem serving as a light (such gems are fabled to be in Pātāla) Kathās. BhP. &c; • -viśva-prakāśa m. N. of wk
⋙ ratnadīpaka: ○dīpaka m
⋙ ratnadīpikā: ○dīpikā f
⋙ ratnadyota: ○dyota m. N. of wks
⋙ ratnadruma: ○druma m. (prob.) coral; • -maya mf(ī)n. (prob.) made or composed of coral MBh.
⋙ ratnadvīpa: ○dvīpa m. 'jewels-island', N. of an island Hariv. Rājat. Tantras.
⋙ ratnadha: ○dhá mfn. = -dhā́, q.v
⋙ ratnadhara: ○dhara m. N. of various men Cat.
⋙ ratnadhā: ○dhā́ mfn. procuring wealth, distributing riches or precious things (-tama mfn. distṭdistributing great riches) RV. AV. ŚBr.; • possessing wealth RV.
⋙ ratnadhenu: ○dhenu f. a cow symbolically represented by jewels Cat.
⋙ ratnadheya: ○dhéya n. distribution of wealth RV.
⋙ ratnadhvaja: ○dhvaja m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh.
⋙ ratnanadī: ○nadī f. 'jewels-river', N. of a river Kathās.
⋙ ratnanātha: ○nātha m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ ratnanābha: ○nābha mfn. one whose navel is a jewel (said of Vishṇu) MBh.
⋙ ratnanāyaka: ○nāyaka m. a ruby L.
⋙ ratnanicaya: ○nicaya m. a heap or collection of jewels &c. MW.
⋙ ratnanidhi: ○nidhi m. 'receptacle of pearls', the sea MBh.; • N. of Meru ib.; • of Vishṇu Pañcar.; • a wagtail (wṛ. for ratan○) L.
⋙ ratnapañcaka: ○pañcaka n. the 5 jewels (viz. gold, silver, pearls, a kind of diamond [rājâvarta] and coral) Hcat.; • N. of wk
⋙ ratnapati: ○pati m. N. of a man Cat.
⋙ ratnapariṇāma: ○pariṇāma m
⋙ ratnaparīkṣā: ○parī7kṣā f. N. of wks
⋙ ratnaparvata: ○parvata m. a mountain containing jewels R.; • N. of Meru Hariv.
⋙ ratnapāṇi: ○pāṇi m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva MWB. 203; • of various authors Cat.
⋙ ratnapāla: ○pāla m. N. of a king Madanav.
⋙ ratnapīṭhā: ○pīṭhā f. N. of a Gandharva maiden Kāraṇḍ.
⋙ ratnapura: ○pura n. N. of a town Kathās. Virac.
⋙ ratnapurībhaṭṭāraka: ○purī-bhaṭṭāraka m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ ratnaprakāśa: ○prakāśa m. N. of a lexicon and sev. wks
⋙ ratnapradīpa: ○pradīpa m. = -dīpa, q.v. (ifc. ○paka) Megh. BhP. &c; • N. of wks; • -nighaṇṭu m. N. of wk
⋙ ratnaprabha: ○prabha m. N. of a class of deities Buddh.; • of a king Kathās.; • (ā), f. the earth Sūryapr.; • (with Jainas) N. of a hell L.; • of various women Hit. Rājat. Kathās.; • of a Nāgī Kathās.; • of an Apsaras Bālar.; • of the 7th Lambaka of the Kathā-sarit-sāgara
⋙ ratnaprāsāda: ○prāsāda m. a palace adorned with jewels Kathās.
⋙ ratnabandhaka: ○bandhaka m. a jeweller Hcar. Sch.
⋙ ratnabāhu: ○bāhu m. 'jewel-armed', N. of Vishṇu L.
⋙ ratnabhāj: ○bhā́j mfn. distributing gifts or wealth RV.; • possessing jewels R.
⋙ ratnabhūta: ○bhūta mfn. being a gem or jewel Nal.
⋙ ratnabhūti: ○bhūti m. N. of a poet Subh.
⋙ ratnamañjarī: ○mañjarī f. N. of a Vidyādharī Hit.; • of a woman ib.; • of wk; • -guṇa-leśamātra-sūcakâṣṭaka and ○śa-sūcaka-daśaka n. N. of Stotras
⋙ ratnamati: ○mati m. N. of a grammarian Gaṇar.; • of another man Buddh.
⋙ ratnamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. made or consisting of jewels, studded with precious stones R. Bhartṛ. &c
⋙ ratnamālā: ○mālā f. a jewel necklace, pearl necklace &c. (ifc. f. ā) Ratnâv. Pañcat. Pañcar.; • N. of a Gandharva maid Kāraṇḍ.; • N. of various wks; • -vatī f. 'having a necklace of jewels', N. of one of Rādhā's female attendants Pañcar.
⋙ ratnamālikā: ○mālikā f. in kula-r○, q.v
⋙ ratnamālin: ○mālin mfn. adorned with a neck lace of jewels RāmatUp.
⋙ ratnamālīyapuṇḍroka: ○mālīya-puṇḍroka (cf. Sadukt.) and m. N. of poets
⋙ ratnamitra: ○mitra (cf. Subh.), m. N. of poets
⋙ ratnamukuṭa: ○mukuṭa m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh.
⋙ ratnamukhya: ○mukhya n. 'chief of jewels', a diamond L.
⋙ ratnamudrā: ○mudrā f. N. of a Samādhi Buddh.; • -hasta m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva ib.
⋙ ratnameghasūtra: ○megha-sūtra n. N. of a Buddhist Sūtra wk
⋙ ratnayaṣṭi: ○yaṣṭi m. N. of a Buddha Lalit.
⋙ ratnayugmatīrtha: ○yugma-tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat.
⋙ ratnarakṣita: ○rakṣita m. N. of a scholar Buddh.
⋙ ratnaratna: ○ratna n. the pearl of pearls Daś.
⋙ ratnarāj: ○rāj m. 'jewel-king', a ruby L.
⋙ ratnarāji: ○rāji f. a string of pearls Rājat.
⋙ ratnarāśi: ○rāśi m. a heap of precious stones, collection of pearls MBh. Śak. &c. [Page 865, Column 1]; • the sea L.
⋙ ratnarekhā: ○rekhā f. N. of a princess Kathās.
⋙ ratnalakṣaṇa: ○lakṣaṇa n
⋙ ratnaliṅgasthāpanavidhi: ○liṅga-sthāpana-vidhi m. N. of wks
⋙ ratnaliṅgeśvara: ○liṅgêśvara m. (with Buddhists) N. of Svayam-bhū in his visible form W.
⋙ ratnavat: ○vat (rátna-), mfn. accompanied with gifts RV.; • abounding in or decorated with precious stones or pearls MBh. R. &c; • m. N. of a mountain, MārkP.; • (atī), f. the earth Harav.; • N. of various women Daś. Kathās.
⋙ ratnavara: ○vara n. 'best of precious stones', gold L.
⋙ ratnavardhana: ○vardhana m. N. of a man Rājat.; • ○nêśa m. an image of Śiva erected by Ratna-vardhana ib.
⋙ ratnavarman: ○varman m. N. of a merchant Kathās.
⋙ ratnavarṣa: ○varṣa m. N. of a king of the Yakshas ib.
⋙ ratnavarṣuka: ○varṣuka n. the mythical car Pushpaka (supposed to rain or pour out jewels; • puṣpaka) L.
⋙ ratnaviśuddha: ○viśuddha m. (with Buddhists) N. of a world Buddh.
⋙ ratnavṛkṣa: ○vṛkṣa m. = vidruma (in another sense than 'coral') L.
⋙ ratnaśalākā: ○śalākā f. a sprout or sprig of jewels Kum.
⋙ ratnaśāṇa: ○śāṇa m
⋙ ratnaśāstra: ○śāstra n. N. of wks
⋙ ratnaśikhaṇḍa: ○śikhaṇḍa m. N. of a mythical bird (companion of Jaṭāyu) Bālar.
⋙ ratnaśikhara: ○śikhara m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh.
⋙ ratnaśikhin: ○śikhin m. N. of a Buddha ib.
⋙ ratnaśilā: ○śilā f. mosaic (?) Divyâv.
⋙ ratnaśekhara: ○śekhara m. N. of a Jaina author (15th century) Cat.
⋙ ratnaśeṇā: ○śeṇā f. N. of wk
⋙ ratnaṣaṣṭhī: ○ṣaṣṭhī f. the 6th day of a partic. fortnight MW.; • a partic. religious ceremony Mṛicch. Sch.
⋙ ratnasaṃgraha: ○saṃgraha m. N. of various wks
⋙ ratnasaṃghāta: ○saṃghāta m. a number or collection of jewels; • -maya mf(ī)n. made or consisting of a number of jewels MBh.
⋙ ratnasamuccaya: ○samuccaya m. N. of wk
⋙ ratnasamudgala: ○samudgala (-samudgaka ?), m. N. of a Samādhi Buddh.
⋙ ratnasambhava: ○sambhava m. N. of a Buddha, (esp.) of a Dhyānibuddha, uddha MWB. 203; • of a Bodhi-sattva Lalit.; • of a place Buddh.
⋙ ratnasāgara: ○sāgara m. N. of wk
⋙ ratnasānu: ○sānu m. N. of the mountain Meru Kāv. Siṃhâs.
⋙ ratnasāra: ○sāra m. or n. (?) N. of wk; • -cintāmaṇi m. -jātake jyotiṣa-sāra-saṃgraha m. N. of wks; • -parvata m. N. of Meru Siṃhâs.; • -śataka n. -samuccaya m. N. of wks
⋙ ratnasiṃha: ○siṃha m. N. of various men Buddh.
⋙ ratnasū: ○sū mfn. producing jewels Ragh. Rājat.; • f. the earth L.
⋙ ratnasūti: ○sūti f. the earth Rājat.
⋙ ratnasūtrabhāṣya: ○sūtrabhāṣya n. N. of wk
⋙ ratnasena: ○sena m. N. of a king Inscr.
⋙ ratnasthalanagara: ○sthala-nagara n. N. of a town ib.
⋙ ratnasvāmin: ○svāmin m. N. of an image erected by Ratna Rājat.
⋙ ratnahavis: ○havis n. a partic. oblation in the Rājasūya (having reference to persons who may be reckoned among a king's most valuable treasures) KātyŚr. (cf. ratnín)
⋙ ratnahasta: ○hasta m. N. of Kubera L. (cf. -garbha)
⋙ ratnākara: ratnâkara m. (ifc. f. ā) a jewel-mine (-tva n.) Pañcar. BhP. &c; • the sea, ocean Kāv. &c; • N. of a Buddha Buddh.; • of a Bodhi-sattva ib.; • of various other persons Rājat. Cat. &c; • of a mythical horse Kathās.; • of various wks; • of a town (in this sense perhaps n.) Kathās.; • pl. N. of a people MBh.; • -nighaṇṭa m. -paddhati f. N. of wks; • -mekhalā f. 'sea-girded', the earth Daś.; • -sa-pāda-śataka n. N. of wk; • ○rāyita mfn. resembling a jewel-mine, (or) resṭresembling the sea Hcat.
⋙ ratnāṅka: ratnâṅka m. N. of Vishṇu's car L.
⋙ ratnāṅkura: ratnâṅkura m. 'sprout of a pearl', a small pearl Mṛicch.
⋙ ratnāṅga: ratnâṅga m. coral L.
⋙ ratnāṅgurīyaka: ratnâṅgurīyaka (cf. Pañcar.) or (cf. Kathās.), n. a finger-ring (set) with gems
⋙ ratnāṅgulīyaka: ratnâṅgulīyaka (cf. Kathās.), n. a finger-ring (set) with gems
⋙ ratnāḍhya: ratnâḍhya mfn. abounding in jewels or precious stones R.
⋙ ratnādinandin: ratnâdi-nandin m. N. of a Muni Bhadrab.
⋙ ratnādiparīkṣā: ratnâdi-parī7kṣā f. N. of wk
⋙ ratnādevī: ratnā-devī f. N. of a princess Rājat.
⋙ ratnādri: ratnâdri m. n. of a mythical mountain RāmatUp.
⋙ ratnādhipati: ratnâdhipati m. 'superintendent of treasures', N. of Agastya Bālar.; • of a king Kathās.
⋙ ratnānuviddha: ratnânuviddha mfn. set or studded with jewels A.
⋙ ratnāpaṇa: ratnâpaṇa m. N. of wk
⋙ ratnāpura: ratnāpura n. N. of a town Rājat.
⋙ ratnābharaṇa: ratnâbharaṇa n. an ornament made of jewels MW.
⋙ ratnābhiṣekamantra: ratnâbhiṣekamantra m. N. of wk
⋙ ratnārcis: ratnârcis m. N. of a Buddha Lalit.
⋙ ratnārṇava: ratnârṇava m
⋙ ratnārpaṇa: raḍtnârpaṇa n. N. of wks
⋙ ratnāloka: ratnâloka m. the lustre or brilliance of a gem MW.
⋙ ratnāvatī: ratnā-vatī f. N. of a woman Hcar.; • of a town Cat.
⋙ ratnāvabhāsa: ratnâvabhāsa m. (with Buddhists) N. of a Kalpa Buddh.
⋙ ratnāvalī: ratnâvalī f. a string of pearls Mṛicch. Hit. Kathās.; • a partic. rhetorical figure Kuval.; • N. of various women Kathās. Rājat. &c; • of a drama by king Harsha-deva (or rather by the poet Bāṇa; • cf. IW. 505, n. 1); • of other wks. (also ○vali); • -nibandha m. -paddhati f. N. of wks
⋙ ratnāṣṭaka: ratnâṣṭaka n. N. of wk
⋙ ratnāsana: ratnâsana n. a throne ornamented with jewels, RamātUp
⋙ ratnendra: ratnêndra m. 'jewel-chief', a precious jewels Pañcar.
⋙ ratneśaka: ratnêśaka m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ ratneśvara: ratnêśvara m. N. of various men Cat.; • n. of a Liṅgs ib.
⋙ ratnojjvala: ratnôjjvala mfn. shining with pearls Rājat.
⋙ ratnottama: ratnôttama m. N. of a Buddha Kāraṇḍ.; • (ā), f. N. of a Tantra deity Buddh. [Page 865, Column 2]
⋙ ratnodbhava: ratnôdbhava m. N. of a Buddhist saint W.; • of the son of a Padmôdbhava Daś.
⋙ ratnolkā: ratnôlkā f. N. of a Tantra deity Buddh.
≫ ratnaka: ratnaka m. N. of a man Buddh.
≫ ratnin: ratnín mfn. possessing or receiving gifts RV.; • m. pl. N. of certain persons in whose dwelling the Ratna-havis (q.v.) is offered by a king (viz. the Brāhmaṇa, Rājanya, Mahishī, Parivṛiktī, Senā-nī, Sūta, Grāma-ṇī, Kshittṛi, Saṃgrahītṛi, Bhāga-dugha, and Akshâvāpa) TBr. ŚBr. (○ni-tva n. TBr.)
ratni: ratni mf. (a corrupt form of aratni; • cf. Uṇ. iv, 2) the elbow ĀśvŚr.; • a measure of length (= the distance from the elbow to the end of the closed first, a cubit) ṢaḍvBr.; • m. the closed fist W.
⋙ ratnipṛṣṭhaka: ○pṛṣṭhaka n. the elbow L.
ratyaṅga: raty-aṅga under rati, p. 867
ratha 1: rátha m. (√4. ṛ) 'goer', a chariot, car, esp. a two-wheeled war-chariot (lighter and swifter than the anas, q.v.), any vehicle or equipage or carriage (applied also to the vehicles of the gods), waggon, cart RV. &c. &c. (ifc. f. ā); • a warrior, hero, champion MBh. Kathās. BhP.; • the body L.; • a limb, member, part L.; • Calamus Rotang L.; • Dalbergia Ougeinensis L.; • = pauruṣa L.; • (ī), f. a small carriage or waggon, cart Śiś.
⋙ rathakaṭyā: ○kaṭyā (cf. Pārśvan.) or (cf. Vop. L.), f. a quantity of chariots
⋙ rathakaḍyā: ○kaḍyā (cf. Vop. L.), f. a quantity of chariots
⋙ rathakara: ○kara m. = -kārá below L.
⋙ rathakalpaka: ○kalpaka m. the arranger or superintendent of a king's or a great man's equipages MBh.
⋙ rathakāmya: ○kāmya Nom. P. ○yati, to long for a chariots, wish to be yoked (said of a horse) Kāṭh.
⋙ rathakāya: ○kāya m. the whole body or collection of chariots (constituting one division of an army) Buddh.
⋙ rathakāra: ○kārá m. a chariots-maker, carriage-builder, wheelwright, carpenter (regarded as the son of a Māhishya by a Karaṇī) AV. VS. Br. &c. (cf. IW. 149, n. 2); • -kulá n. the caste of carriage-builders ŚBr.; • -tva n. the trade or business of a carriage-bṭbusiness Pañcat.
⋙ rathakāraka: ○kāraka m. = -kārá above L. (accord. to some, the son of a Vaidehaka by a Kshatriyā')
⋙ rathakuṭumba: ○kuṭumba (cf. BhP.) or (cf. L.) þor (cf. L.) þor (cf. R.), m. a carriage-driver, charioteer, coachman
⋙ rathakuṭumbika: ○kuṭumḍbika (cf. L.) or (cf. R.), m. a carriage-driver, charioteer, coachman
⋙ rathakuṭumbin: ○kuṭumḍbin (cf. R.), m. a carriage-driver, charioteer, coachman
⋙ rathakūbara: ○kūbara m. n. a chariots-shaft, pole of a carriage MBh.
⋙ rathakṛcchra: ○kṛcchra m. N. of a Yaksha VP.
⋙ rathakṛt: ○kṛt m. = -kārá above KātyŚr.; • N. of a Yaksha VP.
⋙ rathakṛtsna: ○kṛtsná m. a partic. character or personification MaitrS. (-gṛtsá VS.)
⋙ rathaketu: ○ketu m. the flag or banner of a chariots R.
⋙ rathakrānta: ○krānta mf(ā)n. travelled over by chariots TĀr.; • m. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.
⋙ rathakrīta: ○krītá mfn. purchased for the price of a chariots AV.
⋙ rathakṣaya: ○kṣaya (rátha-), mfn. sitting in a chariots RV.
⋙ rathakṣobha: ○kṣobha m. the shaking about of a chariots Ragh.
⋙ rathagaṇaka: ○gaṇaka m. 'chariots-numberer', (prob.) an officer who numbers or counts a great man's chariots, g. udgātr-ādi
⋙ rathagarbhaka: ○garbhaka m. 'embryo-carriage', a litter, sedan-chair L.
⋙ rathagupti: ○gupti f. 'carpreservative', a fence of wood or iron protecting a war-chariots from collisions &c. L.
⋙ rathagṛtsa: ○gṛtsá m. a skilful charioteer, royal coachman (as a partic. character) VS. AitBr. (-kṛtsná MaitrS.)
⋙ rathagopana: ○gopana n. = -gupti above L.
⋙ rathagranthi: ○granthi m. the knot of a chariots Hariv.
⋙ rathaghoṣa: ○ghoṣa m. the rattling or rumbling of a chariots MBh.
⋙ rathacakra: ○cakrá n. (m., wṛ. MBh.) a chariots-wheel Br. Kauś. MBh. &c; • N. of wk; • -cít mfn. arranged in the form of a chariots-whṭwheel TS. ŚBr. &c; • ○râkṛti mfn. having the form of a chariots-whṭwheel KātyŚr., Paddh
⋙ rathacaraṇa: ○caraṇa m. a chariots-wheel BhP.; • Anas Casarca L.
⋙ rathacaryā: ○caryā f. 'chariots-course', travelling or going by carriage (frequently in pl.) MBh. R. &c. (-carya wṛ. for -varya MBh.)
⋙ rathacarṣaṇa: ○cárṣaṇa m. or n. a partic. part of a chariots RV.
⋙ rathacarṣaṇi: ○carṣaṇi mfn. = -gamana Nir. v, 12 Sch.
⋙ rathacitra: ○citra m. N. of a Yaksha VP.; • (ā), f. of a river MBh. VP.
⋙ rathajaṅghā: ○jaṅghā f. a partic. part of a chariot, the hinder part Lāṭy. - 1
⋙ rathajit: ○jít mfn. (for 2. under 2. ratha) conquering chariots, obtaining chariots by conquest RV.; • m. N. of a Yaksha VP.
⋙ rathajūti: ○jūti (rátha-), mfn. rushing along in a chariot; • (or) m. a proper N. AV.
⋙ rathajñāna: ○jñāna n. knowledge of carriages and carriages-driving Kathās.; • ○nin mfn. skilled in it ib.
⋙ rathajvara: ○jvara m. a crow MW.
⋙ rathatur: ○túr mfn. urging or drawing (others, 'overtaking') a chariots RV.
⋙ rathadānavidhi: ○dāna-vidhi m. N. of wk
⋙ rathadāru: ○dāru n. wood suitable for carriage-building Pāṇ. 6-2, 43 Sch.
⋙ rathadurga: ○durga n. throng or crowd of chariots MBh.
⋙ rathadru: ○dru or m. Dalbergia Ougeinensis L.
⋙ rathadruma: ○druma m. Dalbergia Ougeinensis L.
⋙ rathadhur: ○dhur f. the pole of a chariots MBh.; • -dhūr-gata mfn. standing upon the fore-part of a chariots ib.
⋙ rathadhurya: ○dhurya m. an excellent fighter MBh.; • -tā f. the state of an excellent fighter Jātakam.
⋙ rathanābhi: ○nābhí f. the nave of a chariots-wheel VS. ŚBr. MuṇḍUp. [Page 865, Column 3]
⋙ rathanirghoṣa: ○nirghoṣa (cf. Nal.) or (cf. BhP.) þor (cf. BhP.) þor (cf. Nal.), m. the sound or rattling of a chariots
⋙ rathanirhrāda: ○nirhrāda (cf. BhP.) or (cf. Nal.), m. the sound or rattling of a chariots
⋙ rathanisvana: ○nisvana (cf. Nal.), m. the sound or rattling of a chariots
⋙ rathanīḍa: ○nīḍa m. n. the seat or the inner part of a chariots KātyŚr. MBh. BhP.
⋙ rathanemi: ○nemi f. the rim or circumference of a chariots-wheel ŚBr. MBh.
⋙ rathaṃtara: ○ṃ-tará n. (ratham acc.) N. of various Sāmans RV. &c. &c; • m. a form of Agni (regarded as a son of Tapas) MBh.; • a partic. cosmic period Hcat.; • N. of a Sādhya VP.; • (ī), f. N. of a daughter of Taṃsu MBh.; • -caraṇa-bhāṣya n. -pāda m. N. of wks; • -pṛṣṭha mfn. having the Sāman Rathaṃtara for a Stotra called Pṛishṭha ŚrS.; • -varṇa mf(ā)n. being of the kind of the Sāman RathṭRathaṃtara Lāṭy.; • -sāman mfn. having a RathṭRathaṃtara for a Sāman ŚrS.
⋙ rathapatha: ○patha m. a carriage road Lāṭy. AmṛitUp.
⋙ rathapada: ○pada n. 'carriage-foot', a wheel L.
⋙ rathapaddhati: ○paddhati f. N. of wk
⋙ rathaparyāya: ○paryāya m. Calamus Rotang L.
⋙ rathapāda: ○pāda m. = -pada L.; • a discus VarYogay.
⋙ rathapuṃgava: ○puṃgava m. chief of warriors MBh.
⋙ rathapratiṣṭhāvidhi: ○pratiṣṭhā-vidhi m. N. of ch. of the Pañca-rātra
⋙ rathapraṣṭha: ○praṣṭha m. any one who goes before or leads a chariots Ragh.
⋙ rathaprā: ○prā́ mfn. (accord. to Sāy.) filling a chariots (with riches; • said of Vāyu) RV.; • f. N. of a river Cat.
⋙ rathaprota: ○prôta (rátha-), m. 'fixed in a car', a partic. personification VS. MaitrS.
⋙ rathaproṣṭha: ○proṣṭha (rátha-), m. N. of a man; • pl. of his family RV.
⋙ rathapsā: ○psā f. N. of a river L.
⋙ rathabandha: ○bandha m. 'chariots-fastening', anything that holds a chariots together MBh.; • a league of warriors ib.
⋙ rathabhaṅga: ○bhaṅga m. the breaking or fracture of a chariot ib.
⋙ rathabhṛt: ○bhṛt m. N. of a Yaksha VP.
⋙ rathamaṇḍala: ○maṇḍala m. n. a number of chariots MBh.
⋙ rathamadhya: ○madhya mf(ā)n. occupying the centre of a car RV. v, 87 = MānGṛ. ī. 13; • -stha mfn. standing in the centre of a car MW.
⋙ rathamahotsava: ○mahôtsava m. a great car-festival, the solemn procession of an idol on a car Cat.
⋙ rathamārga: ○mārga m. a carriage-road MBh.
⋙ rathamitra: ○mitra m. N. of a Yaksha VP.
⋙ rathamukha: ○mukhá n. the front or fore-part of a carriage AV. TS.
⋙ rathayātaka: ○yātaka n. (ena instr.) by carriage, in a carriage Cat.
⋙ rathayātrā: ○yātrā f. 'car-procession', the festive procṭcarriage of an idol on a car (esp. the procṭcarriage of the carriage of Jagan-nātha; • also ○trāmahôtsava, m.) W. Cat.; • -prayoga m. N. of wk
⋙ rathayāna: ○yā́na n. the going by carriage AV. R.
⋙ rathayāvan: ○yā́van mfn. going by carriage RV.
⋙ rathayuga: ○yuga m. (!) a chariots yoke BhP.
⋙ rathayuj: ○yúj mfn. yoking or yoked to a chariots RV.; • m. a charioteer Ragh.
⋙ rathayuddha: ○yuddha n. a fight (between combatants mounted) on chariots MBh.
⋙ rathayūtha: ○yūtha m. n. a quantity or number of chariots Hariv.; • -pa m. a chief warrior MBh. Hariv. &c
⋙ rathayoga: ○yoga (rátha-), m. a team (of horses &c.) on a chariots ŚBr. MBh.; • use of a chariots, art of driving it MBh.
⋙ rathayojaka: ○yojaka m. the yoker or harnesser of a chariots MBh.
⋙ rathayodha: ○yodha m. one who fights from a chariots MBh.
⋙ ratharaśmi: ○raśmi m. the trace or traces of a carriage or chariots, chariots-rein Ragh.
⋙ ratharāja: ○rāja m. N. of an ancestor of Gautama Buddha Buddh.
⋙ rathareṇu: ○reṇu m. the dust whirled up by a chariots (as a partic. cubic measure = 8 Trasa-reṇus), Agp
⋙ rathareṣa: ○reṣá m. injury done to a chariot MaitrS.
⋙ rathalakṣaṇa: ○lakṣaṇa n. N. of wk
⋙ rathavaṃśa: ○vaṃśa m. a number of chariots MBh.
⋙ rathavat: ○vat (rátha-), mfn. having chariots, accompanied with chariots RV.; • containing the word ratha AitBr.; • n. abundance of chariots RV.; • ind. like a chariots-wheel TBr. (wṛ. -vṛt)
⋙ rathavara: ○vara m. the best warrior MBh.; • an excellent chariots MW.; • N. of a king VP.
⋙ rathavartman: ○vartman n. a chariots-road, highway R. Ragh.
⋙ rathavāraka: ○vāraka m. the son of a Śūdra and a Sairandhrī L. (v. l. -kāraka, q.v.)
⋙ rathavāha: ○vāhá mf(ī́)n. drawing a chariots ŚBr. KātyŚr.; • m. a chariots-horse, a highway yoked in a chariots MBh.; • = next Kathās.
⋙ rathavāhaka: ○vāhaka m. a coachman, charioteer MBh.
⋙ rathavāhaṇa: ○vāhaṇa next
⋙ rathavāhana: ○vā́hana m. N. of a man MBh.; • n. a movable platform on which chariots may be placed (also -vāhaṇa; • cf. Pāṇ. 8-4, 8) RV. VS. &c; • -vāhá m. an ox for drawing such a platform TS.
⋙ rathavijñāna: ○vijñāna n. (cf. Kathās.) or (cf. ib. KātyŚr. Comm.) the art of driving chariots
⋙ rathavidyā: ○vidyā
f. (cf. ib. KātyŚr. Comm.) the art of driving chariots
⋙ rathavimocana: ○vimocana n. the unyoking of a chariots; • ○nī́ya mfn. relating to the unyoking of a chariots Br. KātyŚr.
⋙ rathavīti: ○vīti (rátha-), m. N. of a man RV.
⋙ rathavīthī: ○vīthī f. a carriage way, high road BhP.
⋙ rathavṛt: ○vṛt -vat ind
⋙ rathavega: ○vega m. the speed of a chariots MW.
⋙ rathavraja: ○vraja or m. = -vaṃśa, q.v. MBh.
⋙ rathavrāta: ○vrāta m. = -vaṃśa, q.v. MBh.
⋙ rathaśakti: ○śakti f. (prob.) the staff which supports the banner of a warchariots MBh. Hariv. R.
⋙ rathaśālā: ○śālā f. a coach-house, carriage-shed MBh.
⋙ rathaśikṣā: ○śikṣā f. the art of driving a chariots R.
⋙ rathaśiras: ○śiras (ŚrS. Mcar.) or (cf. ŚBr.), n. = -mukha, q.v
⋙ rathaśīrṣa: ○śīrṣa (cf. ŚBr.), n. = -mukha, q.v
⋙ rathaśreṇi: ○śreṇí f. a row of chariots ŚBr.
⋙ rathasaṅga: ○saṅgá m. the meeting or encounter of war-chariots RV.
⋙ rathasattama: ○sattama m. a most excellent chariots MW.; • the best of warriors MBh.
⋙ rathasaptamī: ○saptamī f. N. of the 7th day in the light half of the month Āśvina (so called as the beginning of a Manv-antara when a new Sun ascended his car) W. [Page 866, Column 1]; • -kāla-nirṇaya m. -pūjā f. -vrata n. -snāna-vidhi, m. N. of wks
⋙ rathasārathi: ○sārathi m. a charioteer MBh.
⋙ rathasūtra: ○sūtra n. rules or directions about carriage-building KātyŚr. Sch. MBh.
⋙ rathastha: ○stha mfn. being on a chariots, mounted on a car R. Prasaṅg.; • (ā), f. N. of a river MBh.
⋙ rathaspati: ○s-páti (ráthas-), m. (ráthas prob. a form of the gen; • cf. vánas-páti) the 'lord of chariots', a deity presiding over chariots or over pleasure and enjoyment RV.
⋙ rathaspaṣṭa: ○spaṣṭa (rátha-), mfn. knowable or conspicuous by cartways TS.
⋙ rathaspṛś: ○spṛ́ś mfn. touching the chariots RV.
⋙ rathasvana: ○svana m. (ifc. f. ā) the sound or rattling of chariots Kathās.; • (○ná) 'having the sound of a chariots (?), having a sounding chariots', a partic. personification VS.; • N. of a Yaksha BhP.
⋙ rathākṣa: rathâkṣá m. a chariots-axle TS. Kāṭh. &c; • a measure of length, = 104 Aṅgulas (-mātra mfn. having that length) KātyŚr. ib. Sch. &c; • N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh.
⋙ rathāgra: rathâgra m. wṛ. for ○thâgrya below; • n. the fore-part of a chariots MBh.; • -tas ind. in the fore-part of a chariots ib.
⋙ rathāgrya: rathâgrya m. the chief or best warrior ib.
⋙ rathāṅkā: rathâṅkā f. N. of a river VarBṛS. (v. l. ○thâhvā)
⋙ rathāṅga: rathâṅgá n. any part of a chariots GṛS. MBh.; • a chariots-wheel MaitrS. Kāv. Sāh.; • a discus (esp. that of Kṛishṇa or Vishṇu) MBh. Hariv. BhP.; • a potter's wheel MBh.; • m. the Anas Casarca or ruddy goose (= cakra-vāka, q.v.) Vikr. Rājat.; • N. of a poet Sadukt.; • (ā), f. rathâhvā; • (ī), f. a species of medicinal plant L.; • -tulyâhvayana m. 'having the same name as a chariots-wheel', the above bird Hariv.; • -dhvani m. the rattling of chariots-wheels Ragh.; • -nāmaka (cf. L.) or -nāman (cf. Kāv. Kathās.), m. = ○ga-tulyâhvayana above; • -nemi f. the circumference or felly of a chariots-wheel Śak.; • -pāṇi m. 'having a discus in his hand', N. of Vishṇu Hariv. BhP. &c; • -bhartṛ m. 'discus-bearer' ib. MW.; • -śroṇi-bimbā f. having circular or rounded buttocks MW.; • -saṃjña (R.) or -sâhva (cf. MBh.), or ○gâhva (R.) or ○gâhvaya (cf. L.), m. = ○ga-tulyâhvayana above; • ○gâhvayana mfn. having the name 'wheel'; • (with dvija), m. the ruddy goose R.; • ○gin m. 'one who possesses a discus', N. of Vishṇu, Pracaṇḍ
⋙ rathānīka: rathânīka n. an array or army of war-chariots MBh.
⋙ rathāntara: rathântara m. wṛ. for rathītara, q.v. (cf. VP.), or for rathaṃ-tara, 'a partic. cosmic period' (cf. AgP.); • n. another chariots TS. Comm.
⋙ rathābhirūḍhā: rathâbhirūḍhā f. N. of a serpent-maiden Kāraṇḍ.
⋙ rathābhra: rathâbhra m. Calamus Rotang (also -puṣpa) L.
⋙ rathāyudhaka: rathâyudhaka m. a kind of bow L.
⋙ rathārathi: rathā-rathi ind. (fr. ratha + r○) chariots against chariots MBh. (cf. nakhā-nakhi &c.)
⋙ rathārūḍha: rathârūḍha mfn. mounted on a chariots Kathās.
⋙ rathāroha: rathâroha m. 'mounted on a chariots', one who fights from a chariots MBh.; • the mounting or ascending a chariots Śak.
⋙ rathārohin: rathârohin mfn. one who fights from a chariots L.
⋙ rathārbhaka: rathârbhaka m. a small carriage W.
⋙ rathāvaṭṭa: rathāvaṭṭa m. N. of a man Rājat.
⋙ rathāvayava: rathâvayava m. any part of a chariots, a wheel; • ○yavâyudha m. 'wheel- or discus-armed', N. of Vishṇu (Kṛishṇa) Śiś.
⋙ rathāvarta: rathâvarta m. N. of a place of pilgrimage MBh.; • of a mountain HPariś.
⋙ rathāśman: rathâśman m. the son of a Brāhman by a Ratha-kārī L.
⋙ rathāśva: rathâśva m. a chariots-horse Kathās.; • n. a chariots and horse Mn. vii, 96
⋙ rathāsah: rathāsáh mfn. (the same stem in the strong cases) able or fit to draw a chariots RV.
⋙ rathāhas: rathâhas n. or a day's journey by carriage
⋙ rathāhna: rathâḍhna (prob.) m. (ŚrS.) or n. (cf. ŚBr. ĀpŚr.) a day's journey by carriage
⋙ rathāhnya: rathâḍhnyá n. (cf. ŚBr. ĀpŚr.) a day's journey by carriage
⋙ rathāhvā: rathâhvā f. N. of a river VarBṛS. (v. l. rathâṅkā, ○thâṅgā)
⋙ rathecitra: ráthecitra m. 'glittering on a chariots', a partic. personification VS.
⋙ ratheśa: rathêśa m. 'chariots-lord', the owner of a chariots, a warrior fighting from a chariots Ragh.
⋙ ratheśubh: ratheśúbh mfn. flying along in a chariots RV.
⋙ ratheṣā: rathêṣā f. a chariots-pole MBh. Hariv.
⋙ ratheṣu: rathêṣu m. a kind of arrow Hariv.
⋙ ratheṣṭha: rathe-ṣṭhá (cf. RV.) or (cf. RV. VS.), mfn. standing on a chariots, a warrior fighting from a chariots ; [Zd. rathaestā.]
⋙ ratheṣṭhā: rathe-ṣṭhā́ (cf. RV. VS.), mfn. standing on a chariots, a warrior fighting from a chariots ; [Zd. rathaestā.]
⋙ rathoḍupa: rathôḍupa m. or n. the body of a carriage, the 'boot' or interior receptacle of a carriage MBh.
⋙ rathoḍha: rathôḍha or mfn. carried on a chariots RV.
⋙ rathoḻha: raḍthôḻha mfn. carried on a chariots RV.
⋙ rathottama: rathôttama m. an excellent chariot Bhag.
⋙ rathotsava: rathotsava m. a car-festival, a solemn procession of an idol mounted on a car Cat.
⋙ rathoddhata: rathôddhata mfn. behaving arrogantly in (his) chariots VarBṛS.; • (ā), f. N. of a kind of metre
Śrutab. Piṅg. Sch.; • N. of wk
⋙ rathodvaha: rathôdvaha m. a chariots-horse L.; • the Indian cuckoo L. (wṛ. for ratôd○); • = next MW.
⋙ rathopastha: rathôpasthá m. the seat of a chariots, driving-box (as lower than the main body of the car), the hinder part of a car AV. Br. &c
⋙ rathoraga: rathôraga m. pl. N. of a people MBh. [Page 866, Column 2]
⋙ rathoṣmā: rathôṣmā f. N. of a river Hariv.
⋙ rathaugha: rathâugha m. a number of carriages VarBṛS.
⋙ rathaujas: ráthâujas m. 'having the strength of a chariots', a partic. personification VS. MaitrS.; • N. of a Yaksha VP.
≫ rathaka: rathaka m. a small chariot or cart Jātakam.; • pl. partic. parts of a house AgP.
≫ rathagaruta: ratha-garuta (?) m. (prob. wṛ. for ratni-g○) the ninth cubit (aratni) from the bottom or the eleventh from the top of a sacrificial post L.
≫ rathayā: rathayā́ f. desire for carriages or chariots RV.
⋙ rathayu: rathaḍyú mfn. desiring or wishing for carriages ib.
≫ ratharya: ratharya Nom. P. ○yáti, to go or travel by carriage or chariot RV.
≫ rathaspati: ráthas-páti col. 1
≫ rathika: rathika mf(ī)n. going by carriage or chariot, the driver or owner of a car or chariot VarBṛS. HPariś.; • m. a cartwright ( bhūmi-r○); • Dalbergia Ougeinensis L.
≫ rathita: rathita mfn. furnished with a chariot MaitrUp.
≫ rathin: rathín mfn. possessing or going in a chariot or carriage, fighting in a war-cṭchariot (superl. ○thí-tama) RV. &c. &c; • consisting of chariot MBh.; • carried in chariot (as goods) RV.; • accustomed to chariot (as horses) ib.; • m. an owner of a carriage or chariot, charioteer, warrior who fights from a chariot RV. &c. &c; • a Kshatriya MBh.; • a driver HPariś.; • (inī), f. a number of carriages or chariot, g. khalâdi on Pāṇ. 4-2, 51 Vārtt.
≫ rathina: rathina mfn. possessing or riding in a chariot Vop.
≫ rathira: rathirá mfn. id. RV.; • speedy, quick ib.
≫ rathirāya: rathirāya Nom. P. (only p. ○yát) to hasten, speed RV.
≫ rathī: rathī́ mfn. (nom. sg. m. and f. rathī́s; • acc. sg. rathyám pl. rathyás) going or fighting in a chariot (as subst. = a carriage-driver, charioteer, car-fighter, champion, hero, leader, lord) RV. AitBr.; • carried on a waggon, forming a cart-load RV.; • belonging to a chariot ib.
⋙ rathītama: ○tama (rathī́-), mfn. driving or fighting best in a chariot, chief of charioteers RV.
⋙ rathītara: ○tara (rathī́-), mfn. a better or superior charioteer ib.; • m. N. of a teacher; • pl. his descendants Pravar.
≫ rathīkara: rathīkara m. N. of a man Cat.
≫ rathīnara: rathīnara wṛ. for rathī-tara VP.
≫ rathīya: rathīya Nom. P. (only p. ○yát) to wish to go or travel in a chariot RV.
≫ rathya: ráthya (or rathyá), mfn. belonging or relating to a carriage or chariot, accustomed to it &c. (with ājí, 'a chariot-race') RV. ŚBr.; • (?) delighting in roads ( f. and rathya-virathya); • m. a carriage or chariot-horse RV. Śak.; • (ā), f. below; • n. carriage equipments (trappings, a wheel &c.) RV. Lāṭy.; • a chariot-race or match RV.; • a carriage, vehicle (?) ib.
⋙ rathyacaya: ○caya m. a team of horses Daś.
⋙ rathyacarya: ○carya wṛ. for ratha-c○ R.
⋙ rathyavirathya: ○virathya m. 'delighting in roads and by-roads', N. of Śiva MBh.
≫ rathyā: rathyā f. a carriage-road, highway, street Yājñ. MBh. Kāv. &c; • a number of carriages or chariots, Śiś: xviii, 3
⋙ rathyāntar: ○"ṣntar (○thyântar), ind. in the street, Śāntiś
⋙ rathyāpaṅkti: ○paṅkti f. a row of streets Bhartṛ.
⋙ rathyāmukha: ○mukha n. entrance to a road or street, Ratnâv.
⋙ rathyāmṛga: ○mṛga m. 'street-animal', a dog L.
⋙ rathyāli: ○"ṣli (○thyâli), f. = -paṅkti Amar.
⋙ rathyāvasarpaṇa: ○"ṣvasarpaṇa (○thyâv○), n. going down to the street MW.
⋙ rathyopasarpaṇa: rathyôpasarpaṇa n. walking in a street Yājñ.
ratha 2: ratha m. (√ram) pleasure, joy, delight (cf. mano-ratha); • affection, love (cf. next). - 2
⋙ rathajit: ○jít mfn. (for 1. under 1. ratha) winning affection, charming, lovely AV.
rad: rad cl. 1. P. (cf. Dhātup. iii, 16) rádati (rarely Ā. ○te; • Ved. Impv. ratsi; • pf. rarā́da RV.; • aor. [ar˘AdIt] Gr; • fut. raditā, ○diṣyati ib.), to scratch, scrape, gnaw, bite, rend, dig, break, split, divide RV. AV. Suśr.; • to cut, open (a road or path) RV.; • to lead (a river) into a channel ib.; • to convey to, bestow on, give, dispense RV. AV. Br. [Cf. Lat. rad-o, rod-o ; Eng. rat.]
≫ rada: rada mfn. (ifc.) scratching, splitting, gnawing at Ghaṭ.; • m. the act of splitting or gnawing L.; • a tooth (and therefore N. of the number 32) Kāv. Var.; • the tusk of an elephant Var. Nalôd.
⋙ radakhaṇḍana: ○khaṇḍana n. a tooth-bite Gīt.
⋙ radacchada: ○cchada m. 'toothcovering', a lip Viddh.
⋙ radāṅkura: radâṅkura m. the point of a tooth L.
⋙ radāyudha: radâyudha m. 'armed with tusks', a wild boar L.
⋙ radāvali: radâvali (ibc.) a row of teeth; • -dvandva Nom. P. ○vati, to appear like two rows of teeth Naish.
⋙ radāvasu: radā-vasu mfn. (cf. Padap. radav○) dispensing wealth RV.
≫ radana: radana m. a tooth Suśr. (cf. comp.); • an elephant's tusk Hariv. Ragh. [Page 866, Column 3]; • n. the act of splitting, tearing &c. W.
⋙ radanacchada: ○cchada m. 'tooth-covering', a lip MBh. Kāv. &c
≫ radanikā: radanikā f. N. of a woman Mṛicch.
≫ radanin: radanin or m. 'tusked', an elephant L.
⋙ radin: radin m. 'tusked', an elephant L.
radda: radda m. (in astrol.) N. of the eleventh Yoga
raddha: raddha raddhṛ, below
radh: radh or randh, cl. 4. P. (cf. Dhātup. xxvi, 84) rádhyati (pf. rarandha, 1. pl. rarandhima or redhma Gr; • 3. pl. rāradhúḥ RV.; • aor. aradhat ib.; • Subj. randhīs Impv. randhi for randdhi ib.; • fut. radhitā, raddhā Gr; • radhiṣyati, ratsyati ib.; • inf. radhitum Bhaṭṭ.), to become subject to (dat.), be subdued or overthrown, succumb RV. AV.; • to be completed or matured MW. (cf. √rādh); • to bring into subjection, subdue RV.; • to deliver into the hand of (dat.) ib.; • to hurt, torment Bhaṭṭ.: Caus. randháyati (Ved. also ○te; • aor. rīradhat RV.; • ararandhat Gr.), to make subject, deliver over to (dat.) RV. AV.; • to torment, afflict R.; • to destroy, annihilate BhP.; • to cook, prepare (food) MānGṛ.: Desid. riradhiṣati, riratsati Gr.: Intens. rāradhyate, rāraddhi Gr. (in RV. vi, 25, 9 rārandhí for rāranddhí, and v, 54, 13 rāranta for rārantta) to hand over to, deliver
≫ raddha: raddhá mfn. subdued, overcome RV.; • hurt, injured W.
≫ raddhṛ: raddhṛ m. a subduer, tormentor Bhaṭṭ.
≫ radhita: radhita mfn. injured, hurt MW.
≫ radhitṛ: radhitṛ mfn. injurious, hurtful ib.
≫ radhra: radhrá mfn. willing, pliant, obedient RV. (others 'weary' or 'wealthy' or 'a miser' or 'officious' or 'active' &c.)
⋙ radhracoda: ○codá or mfn. furthering or encouraging the obedient RV.
⋙ radhracodana: ○codaná mfn. furthering or encouraging the obedient RV.
⋙ radhratur: ○túr mfn. (prob.) id. ib.
≫ randha: randha m. (prob.) subjection, destruction Kāś. on Pāṇ. 7-1, 61
≫ randhaka: randhaka mfn. subduing, destroying, id; • m. n. and (ikā), f. the sheath of a knife L.
≫ randhana: randhana mfn. destroying (in abhadra-r○) BhP.; • n. destruction ib. cooking TS. Sch.
≫ randhanāya: randhanāya Nom. P. ○yati, to make subject, deliver into the power of (dat.) RV.
≫ randhas: randhas or m. N. of a man belonging to the family of Andhaka (cf. rāndhasa)
⋙ randhasa: ranḍdhasa m. N. of a man belonging to the family of Andhaka (cf. rāndhasa)
≫ randhi: rándhi f. (for ránddhi) subjection, subjugation RV.; • the being prepared or cooked BhP.
≫ randhita: randhita mfn. subdued, destroyed MW.; • cooked, dressed (as food) L.
≫ randhin: randhin sādhu-r○
≫ randhiṣa: randhiṣa m. = hantṛ, a destroyer VS.
ran 1: ran √1. raṇ
ran 2: rán (meaning doubtful) RV. i, 120, 7 (accord. to Sāy. = rātārau or dātārau, 'givers', fr. √ā, the sg. being substituted for the du.)
rantavya: rantavya 2. ranti, rantu, rantṛ, under √ram, p. 868, col. 1
ranti 1: ránti m. (√1. raṇ) a fighter, warrior (?) RV. vii, 18, 10 ; ix, 102, 5
≫ rantya: rántya mfn. (√ram ?) pleasant, comfortable RV. AV.
randalā: randalā f. N. of Saṃjñā (wife of the Sun) Cat.
randh: randh √radh
randhra: rándhra n. rarely m. (prob. fr. √rad) a slit, split, opening, aperture, hole, chasm, fissure, cavity RV. &c. &c. (nine openings are reckoned in the human body, under. kha; • and sometimes a tenth in the skull, as in the fontanel of an infant); • the vulva BhP.; • a partic. part of a horse's head
VarBṛS. Śiś. (cf. upa-r○); • a defect, fault, flaw, imperfection, weak part Yājñ. MBh. &c. (cf. chidra); • N. of the 8th astrological mansion VarBṛS.; • of the number 'nine' (cf. above) MW.; • m. N. of a son of Manu Bhautya VP. (v. l. bradhna); • the off spring of a Brāhman and a Maitrī L.
⋙ randhrakaṇṭa: ○kaṇṭa m. a species of acacia L.
⋙ randhragupti: ○gupti f. concealing one's weak points Kām.
⋙ randhraprahārin: ○prahārin mfn. attacking the weak places (of an enemy) Ragh.
⋙ randhrababhru: ○babhru m. a rat L.
⋙ randhravaṃśa: ○vaṃśa m. hollow bamboo L.
⋙ randhrāgata: randhrâgata n. a disease which attacks the throat of horses MBh. [Page 867, Column 1]
⋙ randhrānusārin: randhrânusārin mf(iṇī)n. seeking for weak or assailable points Mṛicch.
⋙ randhrānveṣaṇa: randhrânveṣaṇa n. the act of seeking for weak places MW.
⋙ randhrānveṣin: randhrânveṣin mfn. = randhrânusārin ib.
⋙ randhrāpekṣin: randhrâpêkṣin mfn. watching for weak places, spying out holes ib.
⋙ randhropanipātin: randhrôpanipātin mfn. rushing in through holes or weak places (said of misfortunes) Śak.
≫ randhraka: randhraka mf(ikā)n. = randhra, in bahurandhrikā, q.v
rap: rap (cf. √lap), cl. 1. P. (cf. Dhātup. xi, 7) rápati (pf. rarāpa &c., Gr.), to talk, chatter, whisper RV.: Intens. rārapīti id. ib.
≫ rāpya: rāpya mfn. to be talked or whispered Pāṇ. 3-1, 126
rapas: rápas n. (cf. repas fr. √rip) bodily defect, injury, infirmity, disease RV. VS. (accord. to Sāy. also = rakṣas)
rapś: rapś (only occurring in the pr. p. below and in pra- and vi-√rapśq.v.), to be full RV.
≫ rapśadūdhan: rapśád-ūdhan mfn. having a full or distended udder RV. ii, 34, 5
rapsu: rapsu = rūpa Mahīdh. on VS. xxxiii, 19
≫ rapsudā: rapsúdā f. du. (of unknown meaning) RV. Viii, 72, 12
raph: raph (cf. √ṛph and ramph), cl. 1. P. raphati to go Dhātup. xi, 19 (accord. to Vop. also 'to injure, kill')
≫ raphita: raphitá mfn. hurt, injured, wretched, miserable RV.
rabdha: rabdha rabdhṛ, below
rabh: rabh or rambh (mostly comp. with a prep; • √.grabh and √labh with which rabh is connected), cl. 1. Ā. (cf. Dhātup. xxiii, 5) rábhate (m. c. also ○ti and ep. rambhati, ○te; • pf. rebhé RV.; • also rārabhe and 1. pl. rarabhmá; • aor. árabdha RV.; • fut. rabdhā Gr; • rapsyati MBh.; • ○te ib. &c; • inf. rabdhum MBh.; • Ved. rábham, rábhe; • ind. p. rábhya RV. &c.), to take hold of, grasp, clasp, embrace BhP. (arabhat Hariv. 8106, wṛ. for ârabhat); • to desire vehemently MW.; • to act rashly ib. (cf. rabhas, rabhasa): Pass. rabhyate, aor. arambhi, pāṇ. vii, 1, 63: Caus. rambhayati, ○te aor. ararambhat ib.: Desid. ripsate Pāṇ. 7-4, 54: Intens. rārabhyate, rārabhīti, rārabdhi (as far as these forms really occur, they are only found after prepositions; • cf. anv-ā-, ā-, prâ-, vy-ā-, pari-, saṃ-rabh &c.)
≫ rabdha: rabdha mfn. ā-, prā-, pari-r○ &c; • (ā), f. food HPariś.
≫ rabdhṛ: rabdhṛ mf(rī)n. one who seizes or takes hold of. Mahīdh.
≫ rabha: rabha m. N. of a monkey R.
≫ rabhas: rábhas n. violence, impetuosity, zeal, ardour, force, energy RV.; • (○sā), ind. violently, impetuously, forcibly, roughly MBh. Pur.
⋙ rabhasvat: ○vat (rá-bhas-), mfn. violent, impetuous, zealous RV.
≫ rabhasa: rabhasá mf(ā)n. (fr. prec.) impetuous, violent, rapid, fierce, wild RV. &c. &c; • (ifc.) eager for, desirous of Kālid.; • strong, powerful (said of the Soma) RV.; • shining, glaring ib.; • m. impetuosity, vehemence, hurry, haste, speed, zeal, passion, eager desire for (comp.) MBh. Kāv. &c. (also ā f. L.; • rabhasa ibc; • at and ena ind. violently, impetuously, eagerly, quickly); • joy, pleasure Gīt.; • regret, sorrow W.; • poison L.; • N. of a magical incantation recited over weapons R.; • of a Dānava (v. l. raśmisa); • of a king (son of Rambha) BhP.; • of a Rākshasa L.; • of a lexicographer (also called rabhasa-pāla) Cat.; • of a monkey R.
⋙ rabhasakośa: ○kośa m. Rabhasa's dictionary Cat.
⋙ rabhasanandin: ○nandin m. N. of a Buddhist author ib.
⋙ rabhasapāla: ○pāla m. N. of a lexicographer (cf. above) ib.
≫ rabhasāna: rabhasāná mfn. shining, glaring RV.
≫ rabhi: rábhi f. a partic. part of a chariot RV. (accord. to Sāy. mfn. supporting')
≫ rabhiṣṭha: rábhiṣṭha mf(ā)n. most violent or impetuous or strong RV. VS.
≫ rabhīyas: rábhīyas (cf. VS.) or (cf. RV.), mfn. more violent, very strong
⋙ rabhyas: rábhyas (cf. RV.), mfn. more violent, very strong
≫ rabhū: rabhū m. (nom. us) a messenger L.
≫ rabhodā: rabho-dā́ mfn. (fr. rabhas + dā) bestowing strength or force RV. 1. [Page 867, Column 2]
⋙ rambha: rambhá m. (for 2. p. 868, col. 2) a prop, staff, support RV. viii, 45, 20; • a bamboo L.; • N. of the fifth Kalpa (q.v.) Cat.; • of the father of the Asura Mahisha and brother of Karambha ib.; • of a Nāga VP.; • of a son of Āyu Hariv. Pur.; • of a son of Viviṃśati BhP.; • of a king of Vajra-rātra Kathās.; • of a monkey R.; • (ā), f. next
≫ rambhā: rambhā f. the plantain (Musa Sapientum) Kāv. Kathās. &c; • a sort of rice L.; • a cotton string round the loins L.; • a courtezan Kāv. (vḷ. for veśyā); • a kind of metre Col.; • N. of Gauri or of Dākshāyaṇi in the Malaya mountains Cat. of a celebrated Apsaras (wife of Nala-kūbara and carried off by Rāvaṇa; • sometimes regarded as a form of Lakshmi and as the most beautiful woman of Indra's paradise) MBh. Kāv. &c
⋙ rambhātṛtīyā: ○tṛtīyā f. N. of the third day of the first half of the month Jyaishṭha (so called because Hindū women on this day imitate Rambhā, who bathed on the same day with partic. ceremonies) Cat.
⋙ rambhābhisāra: ○"ṣbhisāra (○bhâbh○), m. and f. N. of two dramas
⋙ rambhāmañjarī: ○mañjarī f. N. of two dramas
⋙ rambhāvrata: ○vrata n. N. of a partic. ceremony (cf. -tṛtīyā) Cat.
⋙ rambhāstambha: ○stambha m. the trunk of a plantain tree Naish.
⋙ rambhāstambhana: ○stambhana n. the turning of RṭRambhā into a pillar Mcar. (cf. R. i, 64)
⋙ rambhoru: rambhôru mf([˘U]) n. having thighs (smooth and tapering) like (the stem of) a plantain tree, full, round, lovely (said of women, esp. in the voc. rambhôru, cf. Vām. ii, 49) MBh. Kāv. &c
≫ rambhin: rambhin mfn. carrying a staff or stick (m. an old man, a doorkeeper Sāy.) RV.; • (iṇī), f. (prob.) the shaft of a spear RV.
≫ ripsu: ripsu mfn. (fr. Desid.) wishing to seize or grasp Vop.
ram: ram el. 1.Ā. (cf. Dhātup. xx, 23) ramate (Ved. also P. rámati or ramṇāti pf. rarāma MBh.; • reme Br. &c; • aor. 3. pl. ranta RV.; • araṃsīt Kāv.; • araṃsta RV.; • raṃsiṣam SV.; • fut. rantā Gr; • raṃsyati Br.; • ○te ib. &c; • inf. ramitum MBh.; • rantum ib. &c; • rantos Br.; • ind. p. ratvā́ ib.; • rantvā Kāv.; • -ramya or -ratya Pāṇ. 6-4, 38), to stop, stay, make fast, calm, set at rest (P; • esp. pres. ramṇāti) RV. VS.; • (P.Ā.)to delight, make happy, enjoy carnally MBh. Hariv. Śukas.; • (Ā.) to stand still, rest, abide, like to stay with (loc. or dat.) RV. &c. &c; • (Ā; • P. only m. c.) to be glad or pleased, rejoice at, delight in, be fond of (loc., instr. or inf.) RV. &c. &c; • to play or sport, dally, have sexual intercourse with (instr. with or without samam, saha, sākam or sârdham), ChUP. MBh. &c; • to couple (said of deer) Pāṇ. 3-1, 26, Vātt. 8 Pat. (cf. Caus.); • to play with i.e. put to stake (instr.) Bhaṭṭ.: Caus. ramáyati or rāmáyati (aor. árīramat), to cause to stay, stop, set at rest RV. TS. PañcavBr. KātyŚr.; • (ramayati, m.c. also ○te) to gladden, delight, please, caress, enjoy carnally
MBh. Kāv. &c. (3. sg. ramayati-tarām, Ratnâv. iii, 9); • to enjoy one's self, be pleased or delighted MBh. Hariv.; • mṛgān ramayati, he tells that the deer are coupling Pāṇ. 3-1, 26 Vārtt. 8 Pat.: Desid. in riraṃsā, ○su, q.v.: Desid. of Caus. in riramayiṣu, q.v.: Intesis. raṃramyate or raṃramīti Pāṇ. 7-4, 85. [Cf. Zd. ram, Gk. ?, [867, 2] ?, ? ; Lith. rimti ; Goth. rimis.]
≫ rata: ratá mfn. pleased, amused, gratified BhP.; • delighting in, intent upon, fond or enamoured of, devoted or attached or addicted or disposed to (loc., instr. or comp.) ŚBr. &c. &c; • (ifc.) having sexual intercourse with BhP.; • loved, beloved MW.; • (ā), f. N. of the mother of Day MBh.; • n. pleasure, enjoyment, (esp.) enjoyment of love, sexual union, copulation Kāv. Var. &c; • the private parts L.
⋙ ratakīla: ○kīla m. a dog Vās.
⋙ ratakūjita: ○kūjita n. lascivious murmur L.
⋙ rataguru: ○guru m. a husband L.
⋙ ratagṛha: ○gṛha n. pudendum muliebre Gal.
⋙ ratajvara: ○jvara m. a crow L.
⋙ ratatālin: ○tālin m. a libertine, voluptuary L.
⋙ ratatālī: ○tālī f. a procuress, bawd L.
⋙ ratanārāca: ○nārāca or m. (only L.) a voluptuary
⋙ ratanārīca: ○nārīca m. (only L.) a voluptuary; • a dog; • the god of love; • lascivious murmur
⋙ ratanidhi: ○nidhi m. the wagtail L.
⋙ ratabandha: ○bandha m. sexual union L.
⋙ ratamānasa: ○mānasa mfn. having a delighted mind or heart Cat.
⋙ ratarddhika: ○rddhika (for -ṛd○), n. (only L.) a day; • bathing for pleasure; • the aggre. gate of eight auspicious objects
⋙ ratavat: ○vat mfn. pleased, gratified, happy R.; • containing a form of √ram AitBr.
⋙ rataviśeṣa: ○viśeṣa m. pl. the various kinds of sexual union Cat.
⋙ ratavraṇa: ○vraṇa and m. a dog L.
⋙ rataśāyin: ○śāyin m. a dog L.
⋙ ratahiṇḍaka: ○hiṇḍaka m. a seducer of women, libertine L.
⋙ ratānta: ratânta m. the end of sexual enjoyment Kathās.
⋙ ratānduka: ratânduka m. a dog L.
⋙ ratāndhrī: ratândhrī (?), f. mist, fog L. [Page 867, Column 3]
⋙ ratāmarda: ratâmarda m. a dog L.
⋙ ratāmbuka: ratâmbuka (?), n. du. the two deep places immediately over the hips L.
⋙ ratāyanī: ratâyanī f. a prostitute, harlot L.
⋙ ratārambhāvasānika: ratârambhâvasānika mfn. relating to the beginning and end of sexual enjoyment Cat.
⋙ ratārthin: ratârthin mfn. wishing for sexual enjṭenjoyment, amorous, lascivious; • (inī), f. a wanton woman W.
⋙ ratemadā: rate-madā f. an Apsaras L.
⋙ ratotsava: ratôtsava m. the feast of sexual enjṭenjoyment Śak.
⋙ ratodvaha: ratôdvaha m. the Indian cuckoo L.
⋙ ratoparatasaṃsupta: ratôparata-saṃsupta mfn. sleeping after the cessation of sexual enjoyment R.
≫ rati: rati f. rest, repose VS. ŚāṅkhGṛ.; • pleasure, enjoyment, delight in, fondness for (loc. or comp; • ratim with √āp, labh, upa-labh, adhi-gam, vidkṛ or bandh and loc., 'to find pleasure in') Up. Mn. MBh. &c; • the pleasure of love, sexual passion or union, amorous enjoyment (often personified as one of the two wives of Kāma-deva, together with Prīti, q.v.) Mn. MBh. &c; • the pudenda L.; • = rati-gṛha, pleasure-house VarBṛS.; • N. of the sixth Kala of the Moon Cat.; • of an Apsaras MBh.; • of the wife of Vibhu (mother of Priṭhu-sheṇa) BhP.; • of a magical incantation recited over weapons R.; • of the letter n Up.; • of a metre Col.
⋙ ratikara: ○kara mf(i)n. causing pleasure or joy R. BhP.; • being in love, enamoured (= kāmin) VarBṛS.; • m. a partic. Samādhi L.; • (ā), f. N. of an Apsaras Kāraṇḍ.
⋙ ratikarman: ○karman n. sexual intercourse MW.
⋙ ratikāntatarkavāgiśa: ○kānta-tarka-vāgiśa m. N. of a Sch. on the Mugdha-bodha Col.
⋙ ratikāmapūjā: ○kāma-pūjā f. N. of wk
⋙ ratikuhara: ○kuhara n. pudendum muliebre L.
⋙ ratikriyā: ○kriyā f. = -karman Kām.
⋙ ratikheda: ○kheda m. the languor of sexual enjoyment; • -khinna m. fatigued by sexual enjṭenjoyment Pañcat.; • supta mfn. sleeping after the fatigue of sexual enjṭenjoyment Vikr.
⋙ ratiguṇa: ○guṇa m. N. of a Deva-gandharva MBh.
⋙ ratigṛha: ○gṛha n. a pleasure-house VarBṛS.; • pudendum muliebre L.
⋙ raticaraṇasamantasvara: ○caraṇa-samanta-svara m. N. of a Gandharva L.
⋙ ratijanaka: ○janaka m. N. of a prince Cat.
⋙ ratijaha: ○jaha m. N. of a Samādhi L.
⋙ ratijña: ○jña mfn. skilled in the art of love Hit.
⋙ ratitaskara: ○taskara m. 'stealer of sexual enjṭenjoyment', a ravisher, seducer Hariv.
⋙ ratitāla: ○tāla m. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.
⋙ ratida: ○da mf(ā)n. causing pleasure or comfort VarYogay.
⋙ ratideva: ○deva wṛ. for ranti-d○
⋙ ratināga: ○nāga m. a kind of coitus L.
⋙ ratipati: ○pati m. 'Rati's husband', Kāma-deva, the god of love Kāv. Pur.
⋙ ratiparicaya: ○paricaya m. frequent repetition of sexual enjṭenjoment Śiś.
⋙ ratipāśa: ○pāśa m. a kind of coitus L.
⋙ ratiprapūrṇa: ○prapūrṇa m. N. of a partic. Kalpa or age Buddh.
⋙ ratipriya: ○priya mfn. pleasant during coition Vās.; • 'beloved by Rati', N. of Kāma-deva L.; • (ā), f. N. of Dākshāyaṇī Cat. (vḷ. ravi-p○); • of a Suraṅganā Siṃhâs.
⋙ ratiprīti: ○prīti f. du. Rati and Priti (the wives of Kāma-deva) Kathās.
⋙ ratiphala: ○phala mfn. productive of sexual pleasure, aphrodisiacal Ml.
⋙ ratibandhu: ○bandhu m. a husband, lover ib.
⋙ ratibhavana: ○bhavana n. = -gṛha, Var BṛS; • a brothel L.; • pudendum muliebre VarBṛS.
⋙ ratibhoga: ○bhoga m. sexual enjoyment ib.
⋙ ratimañjarī: ○mañjarī f. N. of an erotic wk; • -guṇa-leśa-sūcakâṣṭaka n. N. of a Stotra
⋙ ratimat: ○mat mfn. having enjoyment or pleasure, cheerful, glad, delighting in (loc.) Kathās.; • enamoured Ratnâv.; • accompanied by Rati ib.
⋙ ratimadā: ○madā f. an Apsaras L. (cf. rate-m○)
⋙ ratimandira: ○mandira n. a pleasure-house Pañcar.; • pudendum muliebre L.
⋙ ratimanmatha: ○manmatha (prob. n.) N. of a Nāṭaka; • -pūjā f. N. of wk
⋙ ratimitra: ○mitra m. a kind of coitus L.; • N. of a poet Subh.
⋙ ratiraṇadhira: ○raṇa-dhira mfn. bold or energetic in Love's contests MW.
⋙ ratiratnapradīpikā: ○ratna-pradīpikā f. N. of wk
⋙ ratiramaṇa: ○ramaṇa m. 'lover of Rati', N. of Kāma-deva, Mālatim
⋙ ratirasa: ○rasa m. the taste or pleasure of love Amar.; • mfn. as sweet as love Megh.; • -glāni f. lassitude after sexual enjoyment MW.
⋙ ratirahasya: ○rahasya n. 'mysteries of love', N. of an erotic wk. by Kokkoka; • -dīpikā f. N. of another wk. (prob. a Comm. on the former)
⋙ ratilakṣa: ○lakṣa m. sexual intercourse L.
⋙ ratilampaṭa: ○lampaṭa mfn. desirous of sṭsexual intṭintercourse, lascivious, lustful Cat.
⋙ ratilīla: ○līla m. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt.; • (ā), f. N. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs.
⋙ ratilola: ○lola m. N. of a demon Buddh.
⋙ rativara: ○vara m. 'Rati's husband', N. of Kāma-deva L.; • a gift or offering vowed to Rati's Cat.
⋙ rativardhana: ○vardhana mfn. increasing love BhP.
⋙ rativallī: ○vallī f. love compared to a creeper Kathās.
⋙ ratiśakti: ○śakti f. the faculty of sexual enjoyment, virile power Cāṇ.
⋙ ratiśūra: ○śūra m. 'lovehero', a man of great generative power Pañcar.
⋙ ratisaṃyoga: ○saṃyoga m. sexual union R.
⋙ ratisaṃhita: ○saṃhita mfn. accompanied with love, abounding in affection MW.
⋙ ratisaṃgrahavyākhyā: ○saṃgraha-vyākhyā f. N. of wk
⋙ ratisatvarā: ○satvarā f. Trigonella Corniculata L.
⋙ ratisarvasva: ○sarvasva n. the whole essence of love Śak.; • N. of wk
⋙ ratisahacara: ○sahacara m. 'Rati's consort', N. of Kāma-deva Daś.
⋙ ratisāra: ○sāra m. or n. N. of wk. [Page 868, Column 1]
⋙ ratisundara: ○sundara m. a kind of coitus L.
⋙ ratisena: ○sena m. N. of a king of the Colas Rājat.; • of a poet Cat.
⋙ ratīśa: ratī7śa m. = rati-pati Naish.
⋙ ratyaṅga: raty-aṅga n. pudendum muliebre L.
≫ ratikā: ratikā f. (in music) a kind of Śruti Saṃgīt.
≫ ratī: ratī f. m. c. for rati, the goddess of love MBh. Hariv.
≫ rantavya: rantavya mfn. to be rejoiced at or enjoyed, to be toyed with or carnally known Mṛicch.; • n. pleasure, enjoyment, play MW.
≫ ranti 2: ránti f. (for 1. p. 866, col. 3) loving to stay, abiding gladly with (loc.) AV. VS.; • pleasure, delight (used as a term of endearment for a cow) TS. VS. PañcavBr.; • m. N. of a lexicographer (= ranti-deva) Śiś. Sch.
⋙ rantideva: ○deva m. N. of Vishṇu L.; • of a king of the lunar race (son of Saṃkṛiti; • he spent his riches in performing grand sacrifices and the blood which issued from the bodies of the slaughtered victims was changed into a river called carmaṇ-vatī Sch. on Megh. 46) MBh. Kāv. Pur.; • of another king Hcar.; • of a teacher of Yoga and various authors, esp. of a lexicographer (= ranti) Cat.; • a dog W.
⋙ rantināra: ○nāra or m. N. of a king, Bhp
⋙ rantibhāra: ○bhāra m. N. of a king, Bhp
≫ rantu: rantu f. a way, road L.; • a river L.
≫ rantumanas: rantu-manas mfn. inclined to take pleasure, wishing to enjoy sexual intercourse MW.
≫ rantṛ: rántṛ mfn. gladly abiding with, delighting in (loc.) RV.
≫ rantos: rantos √ram and a-rantos
≫ rama: rama mfn. pleasing, delighting, rejoicing (only ifc; • cf. mano-r○); • dear, beloved W.; • m. (only L.) joy; • a lover, husband, spouse; • Kāma-deva, the god of love; • the red-flowering Aśoka; • (ā), f. s.v
≫ ramaka: ramaka mfn. sporting, dallying, toying amorously; • m. a lover, suitor MW.
⋙ ramakatva: ○tva n. love, affection ib.
≫ ramaṇa: ramaṇa mf(ī)n. pleasing, charming, delightful BhP.; • m. a lover, husband (cf. kṣapā-r○) MBh. Kāv. &c; • Kāma-deva, the god of love L.; • an ass L.; • a testicle L.; • a tree similar to the Melia Bukayun L.; • = tinduka L.; • N. of Aruṇa or the charioteer of the Sun L.; • of a mythical son of Manoharā MBh. Hariv.; • of a man Pravar.; • pl. N. of a people (cf. ramaṭha) MBh.; • (ā), f. a charming woman, wife, mistress L.; • a kind of metre Col.; • N. of Dākshāyaṇī in Rāma-tirtha Cat.; • (ī), f. s.v; • n. pleasure, joy Subh.; • dalliance, amorous sport, sexual union, copulation Nir. Śukas.; • decoying (of deer) Śiś. vi, 9 (cf. Pat. on Pāṇ. 6-4, 24 Vārtt. 3); • (ifc.) gladdening, delighting BhP.; • the hinder parts, pudenda (= jaghana) L.; • the √of Trichosanthes Dioeca L.; • N. of a forest Hariv.; • of a town Divyâv.
⋙ ramaṇapati: ○pati m. N. of a poet Cat.
⋙ ramaṇavasati: ○vasati f. the dwelling-place of a lover Megh.
⋙ ramaṇāsakta: ramaṇâsakta mfn. addicted to pleasure Subh.
⋙ ramaṇaka: ramaṇaka mṆ. of a son of Yajña-bāhu BhP.; • of a son of Viti-hotra ib.; • of a Dvipa ib.; • n. N. of a Varsha (ruled by Ramaṇaka) MBh. BhP.; • of a town Divyâv.
≫ ramaṇī: ramaṇī f. a beautiful young woman, mistress, wife Kāv. Kathās. BhP.; • Aloe Indica L.; • a kind of metre Col.; • N. of a serpent-maid Rājat.
⋙ ramaṇīsakta: ○sakta mfn. devoted to a mistress or wife Subh.
≫ ramaṇīya 1: ramaṇīya mf(ā)n. to be enjoyed, pleasant, agreeable, delightful, charming Up. MBh. &c; • (ā), f. N. of a singer Mālav.; • of a town HPariś.
⋙ ramaṇīyacaraṇa: ○caraṇa mfn. of pleasant conduct or behaviour ChUp.
⋙ ramaṇīyajanman: ○janman mfn. of auspicious birth, born under an auspicious star, Mālatim
⋙ ramaṇīyaḍāmara: ○ḍāmara mfn. charming and amazing (-tva n.) ib.
⋙ ramaṇīyatama: ○tama mfn. most charming MW.
⋙ ramaṇīyatara: ○tara mfn. more charming or lovely (-tva n.) Jātakam.
⋙ ramaṇīyatā: ○tā f. loveliness, beauty, charm Kāv. Sāh.
⋙ ramaṇīyatāraka: ○tāraka (prob.) m. N. of a Mantra
⋙ ramaṇīyatva: ○tva n. = -tā R. Śak.
⋙ ramaṇīyarāghava: ○rāghava (prob.) n. N. of a poem
≫ ramaṇīya 2: ramaṇīya Nom. (fr. ramaṇī) Ā. ○yate, to represent a wife, be the mistress of (gen.) Sāh.
≫ ramaṇīyaka: ramaṇī́yaka m. or n. (?) N. of an island Suparṇ.; • wṛ. for rāmaṇīyaka, q.v
≫ ramaṇya: ramaṇya mfn. = 1. ramaṇīya (in su-ramaṇya, q.v.)
≫ ramati: ramáti f. a place of pleasant resort AV. TBr.; • (rám○), mfn. liking to remain in one place, not straying (said of a cow) AV. TS.; • m. (only L.) a lover; • paradise, heaven; • a crow; • time; • Kāma-deva, the god of love
≫ ramayantikā: ramayantikā f. N. of a dancing girl Daś.
≫ ramā: ramā f. of rama, q.v; • a wife, mistress W.; • N. of Lakshmī, the goddess of fortune Bhartṛ. BhP.; • good luck, fortune, splendour, opulence Cāṇ.; • splendour, pomp Bhām. [Page 868, Column 2]; • N. of the 11th day in the dark half of the month Kārttika Cat.; • of the syllable śṝm (also rama) Sarvad.; • of a daughter of Śaśi-dhvaja and wife of Kalki KalkiP.
⋙ ramākānta: ○kānta (cf. Pañcat.) or (cf. L.), m. 'lover or husband of Ramā', N. of Vishṇu
⋙ ramādhava: ○dhava (cf. L.), m. 'lover or husband of Ramā', N. of Vishṇu
⋙ ramādhipa: ○dhipa (○mâdh○), m. 'lord of RṭRamā', id. Cat.
⋙ ramānātha: ○nātha m. id. MBh.; • N. of various authors (also with vaidya and rāyi) Cat.
⋙ ramāpati: ○pati m. = ramâdhipa Kathās. BhP.; • N. of various authors (also with miśra) Cat.
⋙ ramāpriya: ○priya n. 'dear to Ramā', a lotus L.
⋙ ramāveṣṭa: ○veṣṭa m. turpentine L.
⋙ ramāśaṃkara: ○śaṃkara m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ ramāśraya: ○śraya (○mâś○), m. 'refuge of RṭRamā', N. of Vishṇu BhP.
⋙ rameśa: ramêśa (cf. Kāv.) or (cf. Pur.), m. = = ramâdhipa
⋙ rameśvara: ramêśvara (cf. Pur.), m. = = ramâdhipa
≫ ramita: ramita mfn. (fr. Caus.) gladdened, delighted, rendered happy Gīt.; • n. (prob.) pleasure, delight ( next)
⋙ ramitaṃgama: ○ṃ-gama m. a proper N. Pāṇ. 3-2, 47 Sch.
≫ ramya: ramyá mf(ā́)n. to be enjoyed, enjoyable, pleasing, delightful, beautiful ŚBr. &c. &c; • = bala-kara L.; • m. Michelia Champaka L.; • another kind of plant (= baka) L.; • N. of a son of Āgnidhra VP.; • m. or n. (?) a pleasant abode Vishṇ.; • (ā), f. night Hariv.; • Hibiscus Mutabilis L.; • = mahêndra-vāruṇī L.; • (in music) a kind of Śruti Saṃgīt.; • N. of a daughter of Meru (wife of Ramya) BhP.; • of a river W.; • n. the √of Trichosanthes Dioeca L.; • semen virile L.
⋙ ramyagrāma: ○grāma m. N. of a village MBh.
⋙ ramyatā: ○tā f. (cf. Pratāp.),
⋙ ramyatva: ○tva n. (cf. R.) pleasantness, loveliness, beauty
⋙ ramyadāruṇa: ○dāruṇa mfn. beautiful and terrible MBh.
⋙ ramyadeva: ○deva m. N. of a man the father of Loshṭa-deva, Śrikaṇṭh
⋙ ramyapatha: ○patha mfn. furnished with pleasant roads Laghuk.
⋙ ramyapuṣpa: ○puṣpa m. Bombyx Heptaphylum L.
⋙ ramyaphala: ○phala m. Strychnos Nux Vomica L.
⋙ ramyarūpa: ○rūpa mfn. having a lovely form, beautiful Bhām.
⋙ ramyaśrī: ○śrī m. N. of Vishṇu Pañcar.
⋙ ramyasānu: ○sānu mfn. having pleasant peaks or summits (said of a mountain) MW.
⋙ ramyākṣi: ramyâkṣi m. N. of a man Pravar.
⋙ ramyāntara: ramyântara mfn. pleasant at intervals, pleasantly diversified (said of a journey) Śak.
≫ ramyaka: ramyaka m. Melia Sempervirens Bhpr.; • N. of a son of Āgnidhra BhP.; • n. (in Sāṃkhya) one of the 8 perfections or Siddhis Tattvas. Sāṃkhyak. Sch. (also ā f. scil. siddhi); • the √of Trichosanthes Dioeca Suśr.; • n. N. of a Varsha called after Ramyaka Pur.
≫ ramra: ramra m. N. of Aruṇa (the charioteer of the Sun) L. (cf. ramaṇa); • beauty, splendour (= śobhā) L.
ramaṭha: ramaṭha m. pl. N. of a people in the west of India (also read ramaṭa, rāmaṭha) MBh. VarBṛS.; • n. = rāmaṭha, Asa Foetida L.
⋙ ramaṭhadhvani: ○dhvani m. Asa Foetida L.
ramala: ramala m. or n. (cf. Arabic ? rammāl) a mode of fortune-telling by means of dice (a branch of divination borrowed from the Arabs) Cat.; • N. of various wks
⋙ ramalagrantha: ○grantha m
⋙ ramalacintāmaṇi: ○cintāmaṇi m
⋙ ramalatattvasāra: ○tattva-sāra m
⋙ ramalatantra: ○tantra n
⋙ ramalanavaratna: ○nava-ratna n
⋙ ramalapaddhati: ○paddhati f
⋙ ramalapraśna: ○praśna m
⋙ ramalapraśnatantra: ○praśna-tantra n
⋙ ramalabhūṣaṇa: ○bhūṣaṇa n
⋙ ramalayantrikā: ○yantrikā f
⋙ ramalarahasya: ○rahasya n
⋙ ramalarahasyasārasaṃgraha: ○rahasya-sāra-saṃgraha m
⋙ ramalaśāstra: ○śāstra n
⋙ ramalasāra: ○sāra m
⋙ ramalasiktā: ○siktā (?), f. N. of wks
⋙ ramalābhidheya: ramalâbhidheya
⋙ ramalāmṛta: ramaḍlâmṛta
⋙ ramalenduprakāśa: ramaḍlêndu-prakāśa m
⋙ ramalotkarṣa: ramaḍlôtkarṣa m. N. of wks
ramph: ramph (cf. √ṛph and raph), cl. 1. P. ramphati, to go Dhātup. xi, 20 (accord. to Vop. also 'to kill')
ramb 1: ramb (cf. √lamb), cl. 1. Ā. rámbate, to hang down RV. [Cf. Lith. rambús, rambókas.]
ramb 2: ramb (cf. √2. rambh), cl. 1. Ā. rambate, to sound Dhātup. x, 14; • cl. 1. P. rambati, to go, xv, 87 (cf. √raṇv)
rambh 1: rambh √rabh
≫ rambha 1: rambha
⋙ rambhin: rambhin &c. p. 867, col. 2
rambh 2: rambh (cf. √2. ramb), cl. 1. Ā. rambhate, to sound, roar Dhātup. x, 24 (only p. rambhamāṇa BhP.)
≫ rambha 2: rambha mfn. sounding, roaring, lowing &c. ( go-r○); • (ā), f. a sounding, roaring, lowing &c. L.
≫ rambhaṇa: rambhaṇa or n. a lowing L.
⋙ rambhita: ramḍbhita n. a lowing L.
ramya: ramya ramra, above
ray: ray (cf. √lay), cl. 1. Ā. rayate, to go Dhātup. xiv, 10
raya: raya m. (√rī) the stream of a river, current MBh. Kāv. &c. [Page 868, Column 3]; • quick motion, speed, swiftness (eṇa and āt ind. quickly, immediately, straightway) Kāv. Pur.; • course (cf. saṃvatsarar○); • impetuosity, vehemence, ardour, zeal, Śis. BhP.; • N. of a son of Purū-ravas BhP.; • of another king Cat.
⋙ rayapraśnasūtrasiddhānta: ○praśna-sūtra-siddhânta m. N. of wk
⋙ rayamaṇi: ○maṇi m. N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr.
⋙ rayavat: ○vat mfn. of rapid course, swift MW.
≫ rayaṇasāra: rayaṇa-sāra m. N. of wk
≫ rayiṣṭha: rayiṣṭha mfn. very swift or fleet or vehement W.; • m. N. of Agni or Kubera or Brahman ib.; • n. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr.
rayaka: rayaka vḷ. for ravaka, q.v
rayas: rayas amūrta-rayas
rayi: rayí m. or (rarely) f. (fr. √rā; • the following forms occur in the Veda, rayis, ○yím, ○yibhis, ○yīṇām; • rayyā́, ○yyaī́, ○yyā́m; • 2. rai), property, goods, possessions, treasure, wealth (often personified)
RV. AV. VS. Br. ŚrS. ChUp.; • stuff, materials PraśnUp.; • v. l. for raji, q.v; • (?) mfn. rich RV. viii, 31, 11 ; ix, 101, 7
⋙ rayida: ○dá or mfn. bestowing wealth RV.
⋙ rayidā: ○dā́ mfn. bestowing wealth RV.
⋙ rayidhāraṇapiṇḍa: ○dhāraṇa-piṇḍa m. a lump of earth Kauś.
⋙ rayipati: ○páti m. lord of wealth ib.
⋙ rayimat: ○mát mfn. = -vat (q.v.) ib. VS. ŚBr. ChUp.; • containing the word rayi ŚBr.
⋙ rayivat: ○vát mfn. possessing wealth, rich RV. (cf. revat)
⋙ rayivid: ○víd mfn. obtaining or possessing wṭwealth RV.
⋙ rayivṛdh: ○vṛ́dh mfn. enjoying wealth ib.
⋙ rayiṣac: ○ṣác (-ṣā́c), mfn. possessing wṭwealth ib.
⋙ rayiṣah: ○ṣáh (-ṣā́h mfn. ruling over wṭwealth ib.
⋙ rayiṣṭhā: ○ṣṭhā́ or (cf. AV.),
⋙ rayiṣṭhāna: ○ṣṭhā́na (cf. AV.),
⋙ rayisthāna: ○sthā́na (cf. RV.), possessed of wealth, wealthy; • m. a rich man
≫ rayikva: rayikva v. l. for raikva, q.v
≫ rayintama: rayin-tama mfn. (superl. of an unused form rayin; • cf. Pāṇ. 8-2, 17) possessing much property, very wealthy RV.
≫ rayīyat: rayīyát mfn. (p. from a Nom. rayīyatī) wishing for wealth or riches RV.
≫ rayīṣin: rayīṣin mfn. desiring treasures SV. (prob. wṛ.)
rayyāvaṭṭa: rayyāvaṭṭa m. N. of a man Rājat. (cf. rathāvaṭṭa under 1. ratha)
rarāṭa: rarā́ṭa n. = lalāṭa, the forehead, brow, V8. TBr. Kāṭh. PārGṛ.; • (ī), f. id. BhP.; • twisted grass used for the Havir-dhāna Br. ŚrS.
≫ rarāṭya: rarāṭya mf(ā)n. belonging or relating to the forehead PārGṛ.; • (ā), f. twisted grass &c. (= rarāṭī, q.v.) ŚāṅkhBr. ŚrS.; • the horizon ŚāṅkhBr.
rarāṇa: rárāṇa mfn. (√rā) distributing, bestowing, bountiful, liberal RV.
≫ rarāvan: rárāvan mfn. id. ib. (others wṛ. for árāvan')
rarph: rarph (cf. √raph), cl.: P. rarphati, to go Dhātup. xi, 18 (vḷ.)
ralamānātha: ralamā-nātha m. N. of a poet Cat.
ralarola: ralarola (prob.) m. howling, wailng, lamenting HPariś.
ralā: ralā f. a species of bird VarBṛS.
rallaka: rallaka m. a species of bird VarBṛS.
rallaka: rallaka m. a species of stag or deer with a shaggy or hairy body Kād.; • a woollen cloth, coverlet, blanket ŚārṅgS.; • the eyelashes. L.
rava: ráva m. (√1. ru) a roar, yell, cry, howl (of animals, wild beasts &c.) RV. &c. &c; • song, singing (of birds) MBh. R. &c; • hum, humming (of bees) Ragh. Kathās.; • clamour, outcry Kathās.; • thunder RV. MBh.; • talk MW.; • any noise or sound (e.g. the whizz of a bow, the ringing of a bell &c.) MBh. Kāv. &c; • (ā), f. s.v
≫ ravaṇa: ravaṇa mfn. roaring, yelling, crying, howling, singing &c. Bhaṭṭ.; • sonorous (= śabdana) L.; • sharp, hot (= tīkṣṇa) L.; • unsteady, fickle (= cañcala) L.; • m. a sound L.; • a camel L.; • the Koīl or Indian cuckoo L.; • wagtail (= bhaṇḍaka) L.; • a bee L.; • a big cucumber L.; • N. of a man, g. śivâdi; • of a serpent-king L.; • n. brass, bell-metal L.
≫ ravat: ravat
⋙ ravamāṇa: ravamāṇa
⋙ ravāṇa: ravāṇa under √1. ru
≫ ravata: ravata m. = rava, roaring, yelling &c. ĀpŚr.
≫ ravatha: ravátha m. id. RV. ŚBr. Lāṭy.; • the Indian cuckoo L.
≫ ravas: ravas purū- and bṛhad-r○
≫ ravasa: ravasa purū-r○
≫ ravitṛ: ravitṛ mfn. one who cries or calls out, crier, screamer AitBr.
ravaka: ravaka m. N. of a Dharaṇa or partic. weight of pearls (30 making the Dharaṇa [Page 869, Column 1]; • v. l. rayaka, rivaka) VarBṛS. Hcat.
ravaṇaka: ravaṇaka m. or n. (?) a filter made of cane or bamboo Buddh.
ravā: ravā f. Gossypium Herbaceum L.
ravi: ravi m. (accord. to Uṇ. iv, 138 Sch. fr. √1. ru) a partic. form of the sun (sometimes regarded as one of the 12 Ādityas; • hence ravi is also a N. of the number 'twelve') Var. Hariv. &c; • the sun (in general) or the sun-god, Mṇ. MBh. &c; • = ravidina, Sunday Inscr.; • Calotropis Gigantea L.; • a mountain L.; • N. of a Sauviiraka MBh.; • of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra ib.; • of the author of a Comm. on the Kāvya-prakāśa Cat.; • of the author of the Horāprakāśa ib.; • the right canal for the passage of the vital air (?) W.
⋙ ravikara: ○kara m. N. of an author Cat.
⋙ ravikānta: ○kānta m. sun-stone, a sort of crystal (= sūryakānta) L.; • -maya mf(ī)n. consisting of sun-stones Naish.
⋙ ravikiraṇa: ○kiraṇa m. a sunbeam Śak.; • kūrcikā f. N. of wk
⋙ ravikīrti: ○kīrti m. N. of a poet (of the 7th century) Cat.
⋙ ravikuladīpaprakāsa: ○kula-dīpa-prakāsa m. N. of wk
⋙ ravigupta: ○gupta m. (with bhadanta) N. of a poet Cat.
⋙ ravigraha: ○graha m
⋙ ravigrahaṇa: ○grahaṇa n. an eclipse of the sun Cat.
⋙ ravigrāvan: ○grāvan m. = -kānta L.
⋙ ravicakra: ○cakra n. a partic. astronomical diagram (the sun represented as a man carrying the stars on the various parts of his body) GāruḍaP.; • -kṣepaka-dhruvâṅkāḥ pl. N. of astronomical tables
⋙ ravicandra: ○candra m. N. of the author of a Comm. on the Amaru-śataka
⋙ ravija: ○ja m. 'sunborn', N. of the planet Saturn VarBṛS.; • of Yama Subh.; • pl. N. of partic. meteors or comets ib.
⋙ ravitanaya: ○tanaya m. 'son of the sun', N. of the planet Saturn ib.; • of Yama VP.
⋙ ravitīrtha: ○tīrtha n. N. of a Tirtha Cat.
⋙ ravitejas: ○tejas n. the radiance of the sun MW.
⋙ ravidatta: ○datta m. N. of a priest and of a poet Cat.
⋙ ravidāsa: ○dāsa m. N. of a poet ib.
⋙ ravidina: ○dina n. day of the sun, Sunday Inscr.
⋙ ravidīpta: ○dīpta mfn. lighted or illuminated by the sun VarBṛS.
⋙ ravidugdha: ○dugdha n. the milk of Calotropis Gigantea Bhpr.
⋙ ravideva: ○deva m. N. of a poet Cat.
⋙ ravidharman: ○dharman m. N. of the author of a Comm. on the Kavi-rahasya ib.
⋙ ravidhvaja: ○dhvaja m. 'having the sun for a banner', day L.
⋙ ravinandana: ○nandana m. 'son of the sun', N. of Manu Vaivasvata BhP.; • of the ape Su-griva L.
⋙ ravināga: ○nāga mṆ. of a poet Cat.
⋙ ravinetra: ○netra m. 'sun-eyed', N. of Vishṇu A.
⋙ ravipatigurumūrti: ○pati-gurumūrti f. N. of wk
⋙ ravipattra: ○pattra m. Calotropis Gigantea L.
⋙ raviputra: ○putra m. 'son of the sun', N. of the planet Saturn VarBṛS.
⋙ raviprabhu: ○prabhu m. N. of a Brāhman Virac.
⋙ ravipraśna: ○praśna m. N. of wk
⋙ ravipriya: ○priya m. (only L.) Calotropis Gigantea; • Nerium Odorum Rubro-simplex; • Artocarpus Locucha; • (ā), f. N. of Dākshsyāṇī in Gaṅgā-dvāra Cat. (vḷ. rati-priyā); • n. a red lotus-flower L.; • copper L.
⋙ ravibimba: ○bimba n. the sun's disk VarBṛS.
⋙ ravimaṇi: ○maṇi m. = -kānta, ŚārṅgP
⋙ ravimaṇḍala: ○maṇḍala n. = -bimba BhP.
⋙ ravimāsaka: ○māsaka m. a solar month Sūryas.
⋙ ravimuhūrta: ○muhūrta m. or n. N. of wk
⋙ raviratna: ○ratna n. = -kānta Rājat.
⋙ raviratnaka: ○ratnaka n. 'sun-jewel', a ruby L.
⋙ raviratha: ○ratha m. the Sun's chariot Siṃhâs.
⋙ ravilocana: ○locana m. 'sun-eyed', N. of Śiva Śivag.; • of Vishṇu L.
⋙ raviloha: ○loha n. 'sun-metal', copper L.
⋙ ravivaṃśa: ○vaṃśa m. the solar race (of kings) Naish.
⋙ ravivarman: ○varman m. N. of a man Inscr.
⋙ ravivāra: ○vāra m. = -dina W.; • -vrata-vidhi m. N. of wk
⋙ ravivāsara: ○vāsara m. n. = -dina Cat.
⋙ ravisaṃkrānti: ○saṃkrānti f. the sun's entrance into a sign of the zodiac MārkP.; • -nirṇaya m. N. of wk
⋙ ravisaṃjñaka: ○saṃjñaka n. 'called after the sun', copper L. (cf. -loha)
⋙ ravisamaprabha: ○sama-prabha mfn. radiant as the sun MW.
⋙ ravisārathi: ○sārathi m. 'the Sun's charioteer', N. of Aruṇa or the Dawn L.
⋙ ravisuta: ○suta m. 'son of the sun', N. of the planet Saturn VarBṛS.; • of the ape Su-griva Ragh.
⋙ ravisundararasa: ○sundara-rasa m. N. of a partic. elixir Cat.
⋙ ravisūnu: ○sūnu m. 'son of the sun', the planet Saturn L.
⋙ ravisena: ○sena m. N. of a poet Cat.
⋙ ravīndra: ravī7ndra m. N. of an author Cat.; • wṛ. for sunrêndra Hariv.
⋙ ravīṣṭa: ravī7ṣṭa m. 'loved by the sun', an orange L.; • (ā), f. Polanisia Icosandra L.
ravita: ravita n. precipitation, hurry L.
ravitṛ: ravitṛ p. 868, col. 3
ravinda: ravinda n. = aravinda, alotus flower L.
ravipulā: ra-vipulā under 2. ra
ravīṣu: ravīṣu m. the god of love, Kāmadeva L. (v. l. varīṣu)
raśanā: raśanā́ f. (prob. connected with raśmi and rāśi and derived from a lost √raś) a rope, cord, strap [Page 869, Column 2]; • rein, bridle; • girth, girdle, zone (esp. of woman) RV. &c. &c. (also fig. applied to the fingers; • cf. Naigh. ii, 5); • a ray of light, beam ŚāṅkhBr.; • the tongue (wṛ. for rasanā) L.; • (ifc.) girt by, dependent on Hariv. BhP.
⋙ raśanākalāpa: ○kalāpa or m. a woman's girdle formed out of several strings or threads Kāv. (cf. raśmi-kalāpa)
⋙ raśanākalāpaka: ○kalāḍpaka m. a woman's girdle formed out of several strings or threads Kāv. (cf. raśmi-kalāpa)
⋙ raśanākṛta: ○"ṣkṛta (○nâk○), mfn. guided or led by a cord or bridle Kauś.
⋙ raśanāguṇa: ○guṇa m. the cord of a girdle; • ○ṇâspada n. 'place for the cord of a girdle', the waist Kum.
⋙ raśanāpada: ○pada n. 'place for the girdle', the hip L.
⋙ raśanopamā: raśanôpamā f. 'string of comparisons', a form of simile (when the object to which anything is compared is made the subject of another comparison, which again leads to a third and so on) Sāh.
≫ raśana: raśana in comp. for raśā,
⋙ raśanasammita: ○sammita (○ná-), mfn. as long as the rope (on the sacrificial post) TS. ĀpŚr.
≫ raśanāya: raśanāya Nom. Ā. ○yate (only p. raśanāyámāna), to be guided by a rein AV.
raśmi: raśmí m. (exceptionally f; • cf. raśanā and Uṇ. iv, 46) a string, rope, cord, trace, rein, bridle, leash, goad, whip (also fig. applied to the fingers) RV. &c. &c; • a measuring cord RV. viii, 25, 18; • a ray of light, beam, splendour RV. &c. &c; • = anna, food VS. xv, 16; • = pakṣa, or pakṣman L.
⋙ raśmikalāpa: ○kalāpa m. a pearl-necklace consisting of 54 or 56 threads VarBṛS.
⋙ raśmiketu: ○ketu m. 'beam-bannered', a partic. comet ib.; • N. of a Rākshasa R.
⋙ raśmikrīḍa: ○krīḍa m. N. of a Rākshasa R.
⋙ raśmijāla: ○jāla n. a net or garland of rays VarBṛS.
⋙ raśmipa: ○pa m. pl. N. of a partic. class of deceased ancestors VP.
⋙ raśmipati: ○páti mfn. drunk by the rays of the sun (= āditya-raśmaya eva pātāro yāsām, scil. apām Sch.; • lit. 'ray-lord') TĀr.; • m. Calotropis Gigantea L.
⋙ raśmipavitra: ○pavitra (○mí-), mfn. purified by rays or beams TBr.
⋙ raśmipuñja: ○puñja m. a heap or mass of rays VP.
⋙ raśmiprabhāsa: ○prabhāsa m. N. of a Buddha Buddh.
⋙ raśmimaṇḍala: ○maṇḍala n. a circle or garland of rays AV.Pariś
⋙ raśmimat: ○mat mfn. having rays or beams, radiant R.; • m. the sun MBh.; • m. N. of a man Kathās.
⋙ raśmimaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. formed or consisting of rays BhP.
⋙ raśmimālin: ○mālin mfn. encircled or garlanded with rays R.; • the sun L.
⋙ raśmimuca: ○muca m. 'ray-emitting', the sun MBh.
⋙ raśmirasaprayoga: ○rasa-prayoga m. N. of wk
⋙ raśmirāja: ○rāja m. 'ray-lord', N. of a man Buddh. (cf. raśmi-páti)
⋙ raśmivat: ○vát mfn. = -mat TBr. MBh. &c; • ni. the sun MBh.; • (atī), f. a verse containing the word raśmi Kāṭh.
⋙ śatasahasra paripūrṇadhvaja: śata-sahasra paripūrṇa-dhvaja m. N. of a Buddha Buddh.
≫ raśman: raśman m. = raśmí; • only in instr. raśmā́ (cf. RV. vi, 67, 1) and ifc. (cf. a-raśmán and sthā́raśman)
≫ raśmin: raśmin (ifc.) = raśmi, a rein, bridle BhP.
≫ raśmisa: raśmisa m. N. of a Dānava Hariv. (vḷ. rabhasa and nabhasa)
≫ raśmīvat: raśmī-vát mfn. = raśmi-vát VS.
ras 1: ras (cf. √1. rās), cl. 1.P. (cf. Dhātup. xvii, 63) rasati (rarely Ā. ○te; • pf. rarāsa resuḥ MBh. &c; • aor. [ar˘AsIt] Gr; • fut. rasitā, rasiṣyati ib.; • inf. rasitum ib.), to roar, yell, cry, sound, reverberate ŚBr. &c. &c; • to praise Naigh. iii, 14: Caus. rāsayati (aor. arīrasat), Gr.: Desid. rirasiṣati ib.: Intens. rārasyate (or rārasti, Gr.), to cry out loudly, scream aloud Bhaṭṭ.
≫ rasana 1: rasana n. (for 2. p. 870, col. 3) the act of roaring or screaming or rumbling or thundering, any sound or noise VarBṛS. Bālar.; • croaking (of frogs) VarBṛS.
≫ rasita 1: rasita mfn. (for 2. p. 871, col. 1) sounded, resounding, uttering inarticulate sounds Kād. Gīt.; • n. a roar, scream, cry, noise, sound, thunder Kāv. Rājat.
⋙ rasitāśin: rasitâśin mfn. consuming or destroying by mere noise MW.
≫ rasitṛ 1: rasitṛ mfn. (for 2. p. 871, col. 1) one who roars or bellows Sāh.
ras 2: ras (rather Nom. fr. rasa below), cl. 10. P. (Dhātup. xxxv. 77) rasáyati (rarely, Ā. ○te ep. also rasati and rasyati), to taste, relish ŚBr. Up. MBh. &c; • to feel, perceive, be sensible of Sāh.; • to love Dhātup.: Desid. rirasayiṣati, to desire to taste Śiś.
≫ rasa: rása m. (ifc. f. ā) the sap or juice of plants, Juice of fruit, any liquid or fluid, the best or finest or prime part of anything, essence, marrow RV. &c. &c; • water, liquor, drink MBh. Kāv. &c; • juice of the sugar-cane, syrup Suśr.; • any mixture, draught, elixir, potion R. BhP.; • melted butter L.; • (with or scil. gavām) milk MBh.; • (with or scil. viṣasya) poison Daś. Rājat. [Page 869, Column 3]; • nectar L.; • soup, broth L.; • a constituent fluid or essential juice of the body, serum, (esp.) the primary juice called chyle (formed from the food and changed by the bile into blood) ib.; • mercury, quicksilver (sometimes regarded as a kind of quintessence of the human body, else where as the seminal fluid of Śiva) Sarvad.; • semen virile RV. i, 105, 2; • myrrh L.; • any mineral or metallic salt Cat.; • a metal or mineral in a state of fusion (cf. upa-, mahā-r○); • gold L.; • Vanguieria Spinosa L.; • a species of amaranth L.; • green onion L.; • resin L.; • = amṛta L.; • taste, flavour (as the principal quality of fluids, of which there are 6 original kinds, viz. madhura, sweet; • amla, sour; • lavaṇa, salt; • kaṭuka, pungent; • tikta, bitter; • and kaṣāya, astringent; • sometimes 63 varieties are distinguished, viz. beside the 6 original ones, 15 mixtures of 2, 20 of 3, 15 of 4, 6 of 5, and 1 of 6 flavours) ŚBr. &c. &c; • N. of the number 'six' VarBṛS. Śrutab.; • any object of taste, condiment, sauce, spice, seasoning MBh. Kāv. &c; • the tongue (as the organ of taste) BhP.; • taste or inclination or fondness for (loc. with or scil. upari, or comp.), love, affection, desire MBh. Kāv. &c; • charm pleasure, delight ib.; • (in rhet.) the taste or character of a work, the feeling or sentiment prevailing in it (from 8 to 10 Rasas are generally enumerated, viz. śṛṅgāra, love; • viira, heroism; • bībhatsa, disgust; • raudra, anger or fury; • hāsya, mirth; • bhayānaka, terror; • karuṇa, pity; • adbhuta, wonder; • śānta, tranquillity or contentment; • vātsalya, paternal fondness; • the last or last two are sometimes omitted; • under. bhāva) Bhar. Daśar. Kāvyâd. &c; • the prevailing sentiment in human character Uttarar. Rājat.; • (with Vaishṇavas) disposition of the heart or mind, religious sentiment (there are 5 Rasas or Ratis forming the 5 degrees of bhakti, q.v., viz. śānti, dāsya, sākhya, vātsalya, and mādhurya) W.; • a kind of metre Piṅg.; • N. of the sacred syllable, 'Om, 'cf. ŚāṅkhGṛ; • the son of a Nishāda and a Śanakī L.; • (ā), f. s.v
⋙ rasakaṅkāli: ○kaṅkāli m. N. of a medical wk. by Kaṅkāli
⋙ rasakadambakallolinī: ○kadamba-kallolinī f. N. of a Comm. on Gita-govinda
⋙ rasakarpūra: ○karpūra n. sublimate of mercury Bhpr.
⋙ rasakarman: ○karman n. a sacrificial rite connected with (the sipping of) liquids Kauś.; • = -kalpanā Sarvad.
⋙ rasakalikā: ○kalikā f. N. of wk. on rhetoric
⋙ rasakalpanā: ○kalpanā f. preparation of quicksilver Cat.
⋙ rasakalpalatā: ○kalpa-latā f
⋙ rasakalpasārastava: ○kalpa-sāra-stava m. N. of wks
⋙ rasakalyāṇīvrata: ○kalyāṇī-vrata n. N. of a partic. ceremony and of various wks
⋙ rasakaṣāya: ○kaṣāya m. or n. N. of a medical wk
⋙ rasakulyā: ○kulyā f. N. of a river in Kuśa-dvipa BhP.
⋙ rasaketu: ○ketu m. N. of a prince L.
⋙ rasakesara: ○kesara n. camphor L.
⋙ rasakomala: ○komala n. a partic. mineral Cat.
⋙ rasakautuka: ○kautuka n. N. of a medical wk
⋙ rasakaumudī: ○kaumudī f. N. of various wks
⋙ rasakriyā: ○kriyā f. the inspissation and application of fluid remedies or fomentations Suśr.
⋙ rasagaṅgādhara: ○gaṅgā-dhara m. N. of an author; • ○rīya n. his wk
⋙ rasagandha: ○gandha m. or n. myrrh L. (vḷ. -bhaṅga); • N. of wk
⋙ rasagandhaka: ○gandhaka m. myrrh L.; • brimstone, sulphur L.
⋙ rasagarbha: ○garbha n. a collyrium made from the juice of Curcuma Xanthorrhiza Bhpr.; • an ointment made from the calx of brass L.; • cinnabar L.
⋙ rasagāndhāra: ○gāndhāra m. or n. N. of wk
⋙ rasaguṇa: ○guṇa mfn. possessing the quality of taste Mn. i, 78
⋙ rasagovinda: ○govinda m. N. of wk
⋙ rasagraha: ○graha mfn. apprehending flavours, having a taste for enjoyments BhP.; • m. the organ of taste ib.
⋙ rasagrāhaka: ○grāhaka mfn. apprehending or perceiving flavours Tarkas.
⋙ rasaghana: ○ghaná mfn. full of juice, consisting entirely of juice ŚBr.
⋙ rasaghna: ○ghna m. borax L.
⋙ rasacandra: ○candra m
⋙ rasacandrikā: ○candrikā f
⋙ rasacintāmaṇi: ○cintāmaṇi m. N. of wks
⋙ rasacūḍāmaṇi: ○cūḍāmaṇi m. a partic. preparation L.
⋙ rasaja: ○ja mfn. bred in fluids Mn. xi, 143; • proceeding from chyle L.; • m. sugar, molasses L.; • any insect engendered by the fermentation of liquids W.; • n. blood L.
⋙ rasajāta: ○jāta n. an ointment prepared from the calx of brass L.
⋙ rasajña: ○jña mfn. knowing tastes or the taste of, appreciative (gen. or comp.) Kāv. Pur. Kathās.; • familiar with (loc. or comp.) Ragh. Uttarar.; • m. a poet or any writer who understands the Rasas W.; • an alchemist who understands the magical properties of mercury ib.; • a physician or any preparer of mercurial and chemical compounds ib.; • n. and ā), f. the tongue Kāv. BhP.; • -tā f. or -tva n. knowledge of flavours, poetical skill or taste, discrimination, judgment, experience, familiarity with (gen. or comp.) Kāv. Kām. Kathās.; • alchemy W.
⋙ rasajñāna: ○jñāna n. knowledge of tastes (a branch of medical science) Suśr.
⋙ rasajyeṣṭha: ○jyeṣṭha m. the first or best taste, sweet taste, sweetness L.; • the sentiment of love W.
⋙ rasajvara: ○jvara m. (prob.) a gastric fever HPariś. [Page 870, Column 1]
⋙ rasatattvasāra: ○tattva-sāra m. N. of wk
⋙ rasatanmātra: ○tanmātra n. the subtle element or rudiment of taste Tattvas.
⋙ rasatama: ○tama (rása-), m. the juice of all juices, essence of essences ŚBr. ChUp.
⋙ rasataraṃgiṇī: ○taraṃgiṇī f. N. of various wks
⋙ rasatas: ○tas ind. according to taste or flavour MBh.
⋙ rasatā: ○tā f. juiciness, fluidity MBh. Kād. &c. (-tām upêtam, become fluid)
⋙ rasatejas: ○tejas n. 'strength of the chyle', blood L.
⋙ rasatva: ○tva n. the being chyle, state of chyle MBh.; • -jāti-pramāṇa n. N. of wk
⋙ rasada: ○da mfn. emitting juice or sap, exuding resin Nalôd.; • m. 'giver of fluids or mixtures', a physician MBh.
⋙ rasadaṇḍa: ○daṇḍa m. (prob.) a magic wand Pañcad.
⋙ rasadarpaṇa: ○darpaṇa m. N. of wk
⋙ rasadālikā: ○dālikā f. a kind of sugar-cane L.
⋙ rasadīpikā: ○dīpikā f
⋙ rasadīrghikā: ○dīrghikā f. N. of wks
⋙ rasadrāvin: ○drāvin m. a kind of citron L.
⋙ rasadhatu: ○dhátu m. 'fluid metal', quicksilver L.
⋙ rasadhenu: ○dhenu f. a cow consisting of fruit-juice Hcat.
⋙ rasanātha: ○nātha m. 'chief of fluids', quicksilver L.
⋙ rasanābha: ○nābha n. = -jāta L.
⋙ rasanāyaka: ○nāyaka m. 'lord of the feelings', N. of Kāmadeva Vcar.; • of Śiva L.
⋙ rasanibandha: ○nibandha m
⋙ rasanirūpaṇa: ○nirūpaṇa n. N. of wks
⋙ rasanivṛtti: ○nivṛtti f. cessation or loss of taste W.
⋙ rasanetrikā: ○netrikā or f. realgar, red arsenic L.
⋙ rasanetrī: ○netrī f. realgar, red arsenic L.
⋙ rasantama: ○n-tamá m. = rása-tama ŚBr.
⋙ rasapati: ○pati m. = -nātha L.
⋙ rasapaddhati: ○paddhati f
⋙ rasapadmacandrikā: ○padma-candrikā f
⋙ rasapadmākara: ○padmâkara m. (and ○ra-campū f.),
⋙ rasaparimala: ○parimala m. N. of wks
⋙ rasaparpaṭī: ○parpaṭī f. a partic. preparation of mercury Bhpr.
⋙ rasapākaja: ○pāka-ja m. 'produced by the maturing of juices', sugar L.
⋙ rasapācaka: ○pācaka m. 'cooker of sauces or flavours', a cook MBh.
⋙ rasapārijāta: ○pārijāta m. N. of wk
⋙ rasapuṣpa: ○puṣpa n. a partic. preparation of mercury, a kind of muriate (formed by subliming a mixture of sulphur, mercury, and common salt in closed vessel) W.
⋙ rasaprakāśa: ○prakāśa m. (and ○śa-sudhâkara, m.),
⋙ rasapradīpa: ○pradīpa m. N. of various wks
⋙ rasaprabandha: ○prabandha m. 'connection of Rasas', any poetical composition, (esp.) a drama Vikr.
⋙ rasaprāśanī: ○prâśanī f. N. of the verse AV. v, 2, 3 Kauś.
⋙ rasaphala: ○phala m. a cocoa-nut tree (the fruit of which contains a fluid) L.
⋙ rasabandhana: ○bandhana n. (prob.) a partic. pan of the intestines R.
⋙ rasabodha: ○bodha m. knowledge of taste (esp. in poetical composition) MW.
⋙ rasabhaṅga: ○bhaṅga m. interruption or cessation of passion or sentiment W.; • vḷ. for -gandha, q.v
⋙ rasabhava: ○bhava n. = -ja n
⋙ rasabhasman: ○bhasman n. calx or oxide of mercury W.; • ○ma-vidhi m. N. of wk
⋙ rasabhāvavid: ○bhāva-vid mfn. knowing the sentiments and passions Śiś.
⋙ rasabheda: ○bheda m. a variety of different mixtures (○dīya mfn. relating to them), Lil; • a partic. preparation of quicksilver MBh.
⋙ rasabhedin: ○bhedin mfn. of different taste or flavour MBh.; • discharging juice (said of fruits which burst with ripeness) MW.
⋙ rasabheṣajakalpa: ○bheṣaja-kalpa m
⋙ rasabhogamuktāvalī: ○bhoga-muktâvalī f. N. of wks
⋙ rasabhojana: ○bhojana mfn. feeding on liquids or fluids VarBṛS.; • n. an entertainment given to Brāhmans in which they are feasted with the juice of mangoes MW.
⋙ rasamañjarī: ○mañjarī f. N. of various wks; • -guṇa-leśa-sūcakâṣṭaka n. -parimala m. prakāśa m. -sthūla-tātparyârtha m. N. of wks
⋙ rasamaṇi: ○maṇi m. N. of a medical wk
⋙ rasamaya: ○maya mf(ī)n. formed of juice, consisting of fluid, liquid Kathās. BhP.; • consisting of quicksilver Sarvad.; • whose essence is taste, savoury (as water) BhP.; • delightful, charming MārkP.
⋙ rasamala: ○mala m. or n. the refuse of juices (of the body), impure excretions Kap.
⋙ rasamahārṇava: ○mahârṇava m. N. of wk
⋙ rasamātṛ: ○mātṛ or f. 'mother of taste', the tongue. L.
⋙ rasamātṛkā: ○mātṛkā f. 'mother of taste', the tongue. L.
⋙ rasamātra: ○mātra n. = -tanmātra BhP.
⋙ rasamiśra: ○miśra mfn. mixed with fluids Kauś.
⋙ rasamīmāṃsā: ○mīmāṃsā f
⋙ rasamuktāvali: ○muktâvali f. N. of wks
⋙ rasamūlā: ○mūlā f. N. of a Prākṛit metre Col.
⋙ rasayāmala: ○yāmala n. N. of a medical wk
⋙ rasayoga: ○yoga m. pl. scientifically mixed juices, prepared mixtures MBh.; • -muktâvalī f. N. of wk
⋙ rasayoni: ○yoni m. borax L.
⋙ rasaratna: ○ratna n. 'jewel of Rasas', N. of a medical wk; • (ibc.) juice and pearls (cf. -maya); • -kośa m. -dipikā f. -pradīpa m. -pradīpikā f. N. of various wks; • -maya mf(ī)n. consisting of juices and pearls Hcat.; • -mālā f. -samuccaya m. -hāra, m; • ○tnâkara m. ○tnâvalī f. N. of various wks
⋙ rasarasārṇava: ○rasârṇava m
⋙ rasarahasya: ○rahasya n. N. of medical wks
⋙ rasarāja: ○rāja m. = -nātha L.; • = rasâñjana L.; • N. of wk. on medicine; • -lakṣmī f. -śaṃkara m. -śiromaṇi m. -haṃsa m. N. of medical wks
⋙ rasaleha: ○leha (prob. wṛ.) or m. quicksilver L.
⋙ rasaloha: ○loha m. quicksilver L.
⋙ rasavat: ○vat (rása-), mfn. full of juice or sap, juicy, succulent, strong RV. &c. &c; • moist, well watered (as a field) MBh.; • filled with juice (as a cup) Kauś.; • overflowing with (instr.) Pañcar.; • tasty, charming, elegant, graceful, lovely MBh. Kāv. &c; • possessing love and the other Rasas, impassioned, full of feeling, affected by emotions of love or jealousy &c. MW. [Page 870, Column 2]; • spirited, witty ib.; • (ī), f. below; • n. a tasteful style Bhaṭṭ. Sch.; • -tara mfn. more savoury, more delightful Vikr.; • -tā f. juiciness, savouriness, sapidity; • tastefulness, elegance, beauty Vās. Sāh.
⋙ rasavatī: ○vatī f. a kitchen Kāv.; • a meal HPariś.; • N. of various wks; • -śataka n. N. of a poem
⋙ rasavara: ○vara m. = -nāyaka L.
⋙ rasavarja: ○varja m. avoidance of tastes or flavours; • (am), ind. except taste Bhag.
⋙ rasavaha: ○vaha mfn. bringing or producing juice Suśr.
⋙ rasavāda: ○vāda m. alchemy Subh.
⋙ rasavikraya: ○vikraya m. the sale of stimulating juices or liquors W.
⋙ rasavikrayin: ○vikrayin (cf. Mn.),
⋙ rasavikretṛ: ○vikretṛ (cf. Kull.), m. a syrup seller, liquor seller, a dealer in essences or spices
⋙ rasavid: ○vid mfn. knowing tastes or flavours, having good taste, discriminating BhP.
⋙ rasaviddha: ○viddha n. artificial gold L.
⋙ rasavilāsa: ○vilāsa m
⋙ rasaviveka: ○viveka m. N. of wks
⋙ rasaviśeṣa: ○viśeṣa m. a more excellent juice or flavour MW.
⋙ rasavaiśeṣika: ○vaiśeṣika (prob.) n
⋙ rasaśabdasāraṇinighaṇṭu: ○śabda-sāraṇi-nighaṇṭu m. N. of wks
⋙ rasaśārdūla: ○śārdūla m. a partic. preparation of quicksilver Rasêndrac.
⋙ rasasāstra: ○sāstra n. 'science of Rasas', alchemy Sarvad.
⋙ rasaśukta: ○śukta n. a sour beverage prepared from the juice of fruit Suśr.
⋙ rasaśodhana: ○śodhana m. borax L.; • n. purification of quicksilver Cat.; • N. of wk
⋙ rasasaṃskāra: ○saṃskāra m
⋙ rasasaṃketa: ○saṃketa m. (and ○ta-kalikā f.),
⋙ rasasaṃgraha: ○saṃgraha m. (and ○ha-siddhânta, m.) N. of various wks
⋙ rasasaṃgrāhī: ○saṃgrāhī f. N. of a Yogini Hcat.
⋙ rasasadana: ○sadana n
⋙ rasasamuccaya: ○samuccaya m
⋙ rasasarvasva: ○sarvasva n
⋙ rasasāgara: ○sāgara m
⋙ rasasāra: ○sāra m. (○ra-saṃgraha m. ○rasamuccaya, m; • ○râmṛta n.) N. of wks
⋙ rasasiddha: ○siddha mfn. brought to perfection by means of quicksilver, skilled in alchemy Rājat. Sarvad.; • conversant with the poetical Rasas, accomplished in poetry Bhartṛ.
⋙ rasasiddhāntasaṃgraha: ○siddhânta-saṃgraha m
⋙ rasasiddhāntasāgara: ○siddhânta-sāgara m. N. of wks
⋙ rasasiddhi: ○siddhi f. perfection attained by means of quicksilver, skill in alchemy Rājat.; • -prakāśa m. N. of a medical wk
⋙ rasasindūra: ○sindūra n. a sort of factitious cinnabar (used as an escharotic) W.
⋙ rasasindhu: ○sindhu m
⋙ rasasudhākara: ○sudhâkara m
⋙ rasasudhānidhi: ○sudhānidhi m
⋙ rasasudhāmbhodhi: ○sudhâmbhodhi m
⋙ rasasūtrasthāna: ○sūtra-sthāna n
⋙ rasasetu: ○setu m. N. of wks
⋙ rasasthāna: ○sthāna n. cinnabar or vermilion L.
⋙ rasaharaṇa: ○haraṇa n. the sucking up or imbibing of juice Nir.; • mf(ī)n. = -vaha Car.
⋙ rasahārin: ○hārin mfn. id. ib.
⋙ rasahṛdaya: ○hṛdaya n
⋙ rasaheman: ○heman n. N. of wks
⋙ rasākara: rasâkara m. N. of wk. on the poetical Rasas
⋙ rasāgraja: rasâgraja n. an ointment prepared from the calx of brass L.
⋙ rasāṅgaka: rasâṅgaka m. the resin of Pinus Longifolia L.
⋙ rasāñjana: rasâñjana n. vitriol of copper or a sort of collyrium prepared from it with the addition of Curcuma or (accord. to some) from the calx of brass with Amomum Anthorrhiza or (accord. to others) from leadore Suśr.
⋙ rasāḍhya: rasâḍhya m. 'abounding in juice or sap', Spondias Mangifera L.; • (ā), f. a species of plant L.
⋙ rasātmaka: rasâtmaka mf(ikā)n. having juice for its essence, consisting of nectar (as the moon) Kum.; • characterized by sapidity or savour (as water) Cat.; • tasteful, elegant, charming, beautiful Sāh.
⋙ rasādāna: rasâdāna n. the taking up of moisture, absorption of fluid, suction L.
⋙ rasādiśuddhi: rasâdiśuddhi f. N. of medical wk
⋙ rasādvaita: rasâdvaita n. N. of wk. on the Vedânta
⋙ rasādhāra: rasâdhāra m. 'receptacle of fluids or moisture', the sun L.
⋙ rasādhāraṇa: rasâdhāraṇa n. retention of moisture (by the sun's rays) MW.
⋙ rasādhika: rasâdhika mfn. full of taste, abounding in enjoyments Śak.; • m. borax L.; • (ā), f. a species of grape without seeds or stones L.
⋙ rasādhikāra: rasâdhikāra m. N. of a medical wk
⋙ rasādhyakṣa: rasâdhyakṣa m. a superintendent of liquors or fluids R. Sch.
⋙ rasādhyāya: rasâdhyāya m. N. of a medical wk
⋙ rasānupradāna: rasânupradāna n. the bestowing of moisture (one of the functions of Indra) Nir.
⋙ rasāntara: rasântara n. difference of taste (-vid mfn. knowing different tastes or flavours) Kpr.; • another pleasure or enjoyment Kathās.; • different passion or emotion Kum.; • difference of the poetical Rasa or sentiment Vām.
⋙ rasābdhi: rasâbdhi m. N. of a poem
⋙ rasābhāsa: rasâbhāsa m. the mere semblance or false attribution or improper manifestation of a sentiment Sāh.
⋙ rasābhiniveśa: rasâbhiniveśa m. accession of sentiment, intentness of feeling or passion W.
⋙ rasābhivyañjanā: rasâbhivyañjanā and f. N. of wks
⋙ rasābhivyañjikā: rasâbhiḍvyañjikā f. N. of wks
⋙ rasābhyantara: rasâbhyantara mfn. filled with water or love Ml.
⋙ rasāmṛta: rasâmṛta n. (and ○ta-sindhu, m.),
⋙ rasāmbhodhi: rasâmbhodhi m
⋙ rasāmbhonidhi: rasâmbhonidhi m. N. of wks
⋙ rasāmla: rasâmla m. Rumex Vesicarius L.; • (ā), f. a species of creeper L.; • vinegar made from fruit Bhpr.; • sour sauce, (esp.) tamarind sauce MW.
⋙ rasāyana: rasâyana m. a partic. drug used as a vermifuge (Embelia Ribes) L.; • an alchemist L.; • N. of Garuḍa L.; • (ī), f. a canal or channel for the fluids (of the body) Car. Suśr.; • N. of various plants (Solanum Indicum; • Cocculus Cordifolius; • a species of Karañja [Page 870, Column 3]; • = gorakṣa-dugdhā; • = māṃsa-cchadā &c.) L.; • n. (sometimes following the gender of the word to which it refers) a medicine supposed to prevent old age and prolong life, an elixir, elixir vitae (also applied to the first fructifying rains) MBh. Kāv. &c; • buttermilk L.; • poison L.; • long pepper (?) L.; • the employment of mercury as a remedy or for magical purposes W.; • -kara mfn. forming an elixir L.; • -tantra n. -taraṃgiṇī f. -nidhāna n. N. of wks; • -phalā f. Terminalia Chebula or Citrina L.; • -vidhi m. N. of wk; • -śreṣṭha m. 'best of elixirs', mercury L.; • ○nâmṛta-lauha m. a partic. medicinal preparation L.; • ○nin mfn. employing elixirs L.
⋙ rasārṇava: rasârṇava m. 'ocean of Rasas, N. of a medical wk; • -kalā f. -sudhâkara m. N. of wks
⋙ rasālaṃkāra: rasâlaṃkāra m. aesthetics Caurap.; • N. of wk. on medicine
⋙ rasālaya: rasâlaya m. the seat of the Rasas or of enjoyments Cat.; • pl. N. of a people MārkP.
⋙ rasāvatāra: rasâvatāra m. N. of a medical wk
⋙ rasāveṣṭa: rasâveṣṭa m. the resin of Pinus Longifolia L.
⋙ rasāśā: rasâśā
⋙ rasin: raḍsin a-ras○
⋙ rasāśir: rásâśir mfn. mixed with juice or milk RV.
⋙ rasāśvāsā: rasâśvāsā f. a kind of creeper (= or wṛ. for rasâmlā) L.
⋙ rasāsvāda: rasâsvāda m. 'sipping of juice' or 'perception of pleasure' Vedântas.; • ○din m. 'juice-sipper', a bee L.
⋙ rasāhva: rasâhva m. the resin of Pinus Longifolia L.; • (ā), f. Asparagus Racemosus L.
⋙ rasekṣu: rasêkṣu m. sugar-cane L.
⋙ rasendra: rasêndra m. 'chief of fluids', quicksilver Caṇḍ.; • the philosopher's stone (the touch of which turns iron to gold) W.; • -kalpadruma m. -cintāmaṇi m. -cūdāmaṇi m. -maṅgala, n. -saṃhitā f. -sāra-saṃgraha m. N. of wks
⋙ raseśvara: rasêśvara m. 'lord of fluids', quicksilver; • -darśana n. the science of the application of mercury, the doctrine of alchemy; • N. of wk. Sarvad. (cf. RTL. 206, n. 1); • -siddhânta m. N. of wk. (establishing the efficacy of mercury in alchemy) ib.
⋙ rasottama: rasôttama m. quicksilver L.; • Phaseolus Mungo L.; • milk L.
⋙ rasotpatti: rasôtpatti f. production of taste or flavour W.; • development of passion or sentiment ib.; • generation of the vital fluids ib.
⋙ rasodadhi: rasôdadhi m. 'ocean of Rasas', N. of various wks
⋙ rasodbhava: rasôdbhava n. a pearl L.; • cinnabar L.; • blood L.
⋙ rasona: rasôna rasona, p. 871
⋙ rasoparasa: rasôparasa m. or n. (?) N. of a medical wk. (also -śodhana, n.)
⋙ rasopala: rasôpala m. or n. (?) 'water. stone', a pearl L.
⋙ rasollāsa: rasôllāsa m. the springing up of desire for (comp.) Gīt. Sch. (○sin mfn. feeling the awakening of desire Cat.); • (ā), f. (scil. siddhi) 'spontaneous evolution of the fluids (or juices of the body, without nutriment from without)', N. of one of the 8 Siddhis or states of perfection VP.; • -bhāṇa m. N. of a drama
⋙ rasaudana: rasâudana n. rice boiled in meat-broth Bhpr.
≫ rasaka: rasaka m. or n. soup made from meat Kathās.
≫ rasana 2: rasana m. (for 1. p. 869, col. 2) phlegm or saliva (regarded as the cause to taste to the tongue) ŚārṅgS.; • (ā), f. below; • n. tasting, taste, flavour, savour Yājñ. MBh. &c; • the tongue as organ of taste Tarkas.; • the being sensible of (anything), perception, apprehension, sense Sāh.
⋙ rasanendriya: rasanêndriya n. 'organ of taste', the tongue Suśr.
≫ rasanā: rasanā f. the tongue as organ of taste MaitrUp. MBh. &c; • N. of two plants (= gandha-bhadrā and rāsnā) Bhpr.
⋙ rasanānigraha: ○nigraha m. N. of wk
⋙ rasanāmala: ○mala n. any impurity on the tongue L.
⋙ rasanāmūla: ○mūla n. the √of the tongue Subh.
⋙ rasanārada: ○rada m. 'having the tongue for teeth', a bird L.
⋙ rasanālih: ○lih m. 'licking with the tongue', a dog L.
≫ rasanīya: rasanīya mfn. to be tasted, tasty, palatable MBh.
≫ rasayati: rasayati m. or f. taste, flavour BṛĀrUp.
≫ rasayitavya: rasayitavya mfn. = rasanīya PraśnUp.
≫ rasayitṛ: rasayitṛ́ mfn. one who tastes, a taster ŚBr.
≫ rasā: rasā́ f. moisture, humidity RV.; • N. of a river ib.; • a mythical stream supposed to flow round the earth and the atmosphere ib. (cf. Nir. xi, 23); • the lower world, hell MBh. Pur. (cf. -tala); • the earth, ground, soil Kāv.; • the tongue L.; • N. of various plants (Clypea Hernandifolia; • Boswellia Thurifera; • Panicum Italicum; • a vine or grape; • = kākolī) L.
⋙ rasākhana: ○khana m. 'digging or scratching in the soil', a cock L.
⋙ rasātala: ○tala n. N. of one of the seven hells or regions under the earth MBh. Pur. &c. (cf. RTL. 102, n. 1); • the lower world or hell in general (not to be confounded with Naraka or the place of punishment) MBh. Kāv. &c; • the 4th astrological mansion VarBṛS.; • the earth, ground, soil Subh.; • m. N. of a poet ib.
⋙ rasādhipatya: ○"ṣdhipatya (rasâdh○), n. dominion over the lower world BhP.
⋙ rasāpāyin: ○pāyin m. 'drinking with the tongue', a dog L. [Page 871, Column 1]
⋙ rasāpuṣ: ○puṣ m. 'acquiring moisture i.e. honey (?)', a bee Śrīkaṇṭh.
≫ rasāyaka: rasāyaka m. a kind of grass L.
≫ rasāyya: rasā́yya mfn. juicy, tasteful, savoury RV.
≫ rasārasā: rasārasā f. = rasālasā Lalit.
≫ rasāla: rasāla m. the mango tree Prasannar.; • the sugar-cane L.; • the bread-fruit tree L.; • a kind of grass L.; • wheat L.; • a kind or mouse Cat.; • (ā), f. curds mixed with sugar and spices MBh. Hariv. R.; • the tongue L.; • Dūrvā grass L.; • Desmodium Gangeticum L.; • a vine or grape L.; • N. of wk; • (ī), f. sugar L.; • n. myrrh or frankincense L.
≫ rasālasā: rasālasā f. any tubular vessel of the body (esp. one conveying the fluids), vein, artery &c. L.
≫ rasālihā: rasālihā f. Hemionitis Cordifolia L.
≫ rasika: rasika mf(ā)n. tasteful, elegant Bhartṛ.; • having a discriminating taste, aesthetic Kāv. Kathās.; • having a taste for or a sense of, fond of, devoted to, delighting in (loc. or comp.) ib. Rājat. Sāh.; • sentimental W.; • fanciful MW.; • lustful ib.; • m. a man full of taste or feeling (cf. a-r○); • a libertine W.; • Ardea Sibirica L.; • a horse L.; • an elephant L.; • unboiled juice of sugar-cane L.; • (ā), f. below
⋙ rasikacandrikā: ○candrikā f
⋙ rasikajīvana: ○jīvana n
⋙ rasikajīvanī: ○jīvanī f. N. of wks
⋙ rasikatā: ○tā f
⋙ rasikatva: ○tva n. sense of, taste or fondness for, devotion or addiction to (loc.) Kāv.
⋙ rasikaprakāśa: ○prakāśa m
⋙ rasikapriyā: ○priyā f
⋙ rasikabhūṣaṇa: ○bhūṣaṇa n
⋙ rasikarañjana: ○rañjana n
⋙ rasikarañjinī: ○rañjinī f
⋙ rasikaramaṇa: ○ramaṇa n
⋙ rasikasaṃjīvinī: ○saṃjīvinī f
⋙ rasikasarvasva: ○sarvasva n. N. of wks
≫ rasikā: rasikā f. an emotional wife (cf. comp.); • the juice of sugar-cane, molasses L.; • curds with sugar and spice L.; • chyle L.; • the tongue L.; • a woman's girdle L. (cf. raśanā)
⋙ rasikābhārya: ○bhārya m. one who has a wife liable to strong emotions or feelings Vop.
⋙ rasikeśvara: rasikêśvara m. 'lord or husband of a passionate wife', N. of Kṛishṇa BrahmaP.
≫ rasita 2: rasita mfn. (for 1. p. 869, col. 2) tasted Kāv.; • covered or overlaid with gold, gilded, plated L.; • having taste or flavour or sentiment W.
⋙ rasitavat: ○vat mfn. one who has tasted &c., Śis
≫ rasitṛ 2: rasitṛ mfn. (for 1. p. 869, col. 2) = rasayitṛ, a taster MBh.
≫ rasin: raśin mfn. juicy, liquid (as Soma) RV. VS.; • impassioned W.; • having good taste, aesthetic Nalôd.
≫ rasya: rasya mfn. juicy, tasty, savoury, palatable MBh.; • (ā), f. N. of two plants (= rāsnā and pāṭhā) L.; • n. blood (supposed to be produced from chyle) L.
≫ rasyamāna: rasyamāna mfn. being tasted or perceived (-tā f.) Sāh.
rasuna: rasuna m. Allium Ascalonicum L. (cf. laśuna)
≫ rasona: rasona or m. id. Suśr. L.
⋙ rasonaka: rasoḍnaka m. id. Suśr. L.
rasna: rasna n. (said to be fr. √1. ras) a thing, object Uṇ. iii, 12 Sch.; • (ā), f. = rasanā, the tongue. L.
rah: rah 1. P. (Dhātup. xvil, 82) rahati (pf. rarāha &c., Gr; • inf. -rahitum, vi-√rah), to part, separate MBh. i, 5199 (v. l.); • to leave, quit, abandon Dhātup.; • Caus. or cl. 10. P. (xxxv, 6) to leave, abandon Kāv.; • to cause to give up or abandon Bālar. [Cf. ? in ?.]
≫ raha: raha m. = 2. rahas L.
⋙ raharūḍhabhāva: ○rūḍha-bhāva mfn. withdrawn into privacy, being private or in secret BhP.
⋙ rahasū: ○sū́ f. (a woman) bringing forth a child in secret RV.
⋙ rahastha: ○stha mfn. = (and vḷ. for) rahaḥ-stha, q.v
⋙ rahāṭa: rahâṭa m. 'gone to a secret place (?)', a counsellor, minister W.; • a ghost, spirit ib.; • a spring (?) ib.
≫ rahaḥ: rahaḥ in comp. for 2. rakas
⋙ rahaḥsīla: ○sīla mfn. of a reserved or silent disposition, not talkative Āpast.
⋙ rahaḥśuci: ○śuci mfn. one who has executed a secret commission Kathās.
⋙ rahaḥsakhī: ○sakhī f. a secret female friend Ragh.
⋙ rahaḥstha: ○stha mf(ā)n. standing or being in a lonely place or in private, being apart or alone Kathās. Pañcat.; • being in the enjoyment of love VarBṛS.
≫ rahaṇa: rahaṇa n. desertion, abandonment, separation Nalôd.
≫ rahas: rahas n. (for 1. p. 859, col. 3) a lonely or deserted place, loneliness, solitude, privacy, secrecy, retirement (rahas, ○si and ○ssu ind. privately, in secret) Mn. MBh. &c; • a secret, mystery, mystical truth Kāv. Pur.; • sexual intercourse, copulation L.
⋙ rahaskara: ○kara mfn. executing a secret commission BhP.
⋙ rahaskāma: ○kāma m. fond of solitude (-tā f.) Car.
⋙ rahastas: ○tas ind. out of retirement Harav.
≫ rahasa: rahasa anu-, ava-, and tapta-r○. [Page 871, Column 2]
⋙ rahasanandin: rahasa-nandin or m. N. of a grammarian Col.
⋙ rahasānandin: rahasā-nandin m. N. of a grammarian Col.
≫ rahasya: rahasya mfn. secret, private, clandestine, concealed, mysterious Vas. MBh. &c. (○syāni romāṇi, hair on the private parts Mn. iv, 144); • (ā), f. = rāsnā or pāṭhā L.; • N. of a river MBh.; • n. a secret, any secret doctrine or mystery, any subtle or recondite point, mystical or esoteric teaching Mn. MBh. &c; • an Upanishad ( sa-r○); • full or abridged N. of various wks; • (am), ind. in secret, secretly, privately MBh.
⋙ rahasyagāna: ○gāna n. = ūhya-g○, q.v
⋙ rahasyachalākṣara: ○chalâkṣara n. N. of wk
⋙ rahasyatraya: ○traya n. the three categories of Rāmânuja and his school (defining the universe as consisting of Iśvara, Cit and A-cit, cf. RTL. 119); • N. of wk; • -kārikā-vyākhyā f. -culuka m. -cudāmaṇi m. -mīmāṃsā, f. -vidhi m. -vyākhyârtha m. -saṃgraha m. -sāra m. -sāra-saṃgraha, m; • ○yârtha m. N. of wks
⋙ rahasyadhārin: ○dhārin mfn. one who is in possession of a secret or mystery, initiated into a secret rite or mystery Kathās.; • (iṇī), f. a confidante Ml.
⋙ rahasyanavanīta: ○navanīta n. N. of wk
⋙ rahasyanikṣepa: ○nikṣepa m. one who is entrusted with (lit. 'the deposit of') a secret Vikr.
⋙ rahasyapadavī: ○padavī f
⋙ rahasyapuraścaraṇavidhi: ○puraścaraṇa-vidhi m
⋙ rahasyabrāhmaṇa: ○brāhmaṇa n. N. of wks
⋙ rahasyabheda: ○bheda m
⋙ rahasyabhedana: ○bhedana n. the disclosure of a secret or mystery Kāv. Kathās.
⋙ rahasyamañjarī: ○mañjarī