Sanskrit English Dictionary Part 01

SR No.: 020641
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: P K Gode, C G Karve
Publisher: Prasad Prakashan
Publication Year: 1957
Total Pages: 650
Language: Sanskrit, English
Classification: Dictionary
File Size: 32 MB

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अभिवान्या
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अभिव्यापक
Tart, Tatarar Ved. A cow suckling an adopted calf. m an «. Valorous, brave; Rām. 7.
tracta . Universally known, renowned, famous; called, known as.
fast: [ farrozila: ] 1 Complete comprehension or inclusion; one of the senses of the particle 31; 3713 High:27: P. II. 1. 13, the limit inceptire as opposed to the limit conclusive and translated by
from ',' commencing with', 'including'; as in 30 -311ace:- : Ziel and 37 Hiare are thus distinguished a fact HEI, TAIENTS :). -2 Complete pervasion, filling up or occupying completely : TUT 917 597 P. III. 3. 44 ; also V. 4. 53 and Sk. thereon.
f aft 1 U. To teach, instruct ( = facit q. v.). safata p. p. Well behaved, well principled. -2 Taught, instructed;
2 Rām. 2. 1. 21; FUT Port Haald H4 M. 5. v. 1. for 3 :
a usta 7 farina Kan. A. 1 -3 Pious, pure, devout.
fifa 1 a. Of unlimited dimensions, an epithet of the Supreme Being;
T 4 TAHTHTHTHITH Taryn Chānd. Up. 5. 18. 1.
laya a. Widely celebrated, renowned.
efter 1 A. 1 To look at, view, behold, see, perceive, observe; न चैनं भुवि शक्नोति कश्चिदप्यभिवीक्षितुम् Ms. 7. 6. -2 To aim at. - To prove, test, examine. -4 To be affected towards, incline or lean to.
Tatuh Perceiving, beholding.
fait ( à a:] Surrounded by heroes ; Rv. 10. 103. 5.
HIT 1 A. 1 To go up to, go towards, go or come near, approach; used with or without any acc.; Hat vía
ada TI Ram. 2. 91. 38. 59 Taifa (in dramas) are comino hitherward or in this direction;
yani Dk. 116; 74 SA A TH R. 2. 10.; at 7:47Tusada S. 1. 23 turns. -2 To attack, assail, rush upon or towards, turn towards (inimically or to attack); AF
ETUT Pa s aia Ram T. 27. 40: DET TIS fada 5. 1; 3
14 Ki. 13. 3. - 3 To face encounter, stand opposite to. - To stretch or extend towards; &taromfattani fethfa U.2.-5 (a) To turn up, arise, begin. (6) To appear, cominence; warm a 45stafa Ram. 1. 14. 1; break (as day ). -6 To be, exist, chance to be. -7 'To procure for one (dat. ). -Caus. 1 To carry over, transport. -2 To overcome, to be master of.
sairaraa . Going towards, approaching, attacking &c.
H TH Going towards, approching, attacking &c.
ad: Name of a Saman; T. Samhita. THE 1 A. 1 To grow, increase, be augmented; gian a 43 parhaid Ms. 2. 94. -2 Thrive, prosper of men also ); aray-ar a: a
Ms. 3. 259; 7. 27; Y. 1. 245. -Uans 1 To increase, augment, add to; FETH, TH, &c. -2 To stretch, extend, lengthen. -3 To bring up, rear.
frate: 8. Increase, growth, addition; success, prosperity; tig; og afa fazi
Ms. 7. 109; 314 THT &c.
STT 1. P. To rain upon, pour, sprinkle, water, bedew, cover with a shower of anything ), pour or shower down upon; E dit () R. 1. 84; 10.48, 15.58,99; Ki. 2. 31 ; UT V. 4. -Caus. To sprinkle or cover with, shower upon.
fra p. p. Sprinkled; rained upon, showered; High yifuge: facan Rv. 7. 103. 4; F 79144:goatinger R. 7. 6.); 15. 99; V. t. 6 also used actively, V. 4. 34.
ftaturh Raining upon, watering, bedewing. fara, a. Raining upon, bedewing &c.
frant: Ved. Consideration, thought, determination.
3774557 7. P. (3459) or Cans. To manifest, make clear; reveal, disclose, exhibit, display.
BTT TT . p. 1 Manifested, revealed, declared. -2 Distinct, plain, clear; at 103 HITTH R. 6. 12, 16. 23, Mu. 1, V. 3. - 4 ind. Clearly, distinctly, plainly.
f uf: f. 1 Manifestation of a cause as an effect); distinction, exposition, declaration, revelation, display, exhibition; Hainagar M. 1; 90aff affifta S. D. 6.-2 Association, concomitance; P. VIII. 1. 15 (Sk. = 1 4 ).
u* «. Displayiny, showiny, indicating; J 371 37c7ef S. D. 1.
4 Manifesting, revealing. TINH 1 Suppressed sound. -2 Repetition of the same sound.
farfa. Striking, injuring greatly, hurting much; Av. 1. 91. 1.
El 5 P. 1 To extend to, include, comprehend; 3127s Jarfa: fope Sk. -2 To pervade, surround.
3TTEOTT, - ifa. 1 Including, comprehending, pervadiny. -2 (In gram. One of the three kinds of 3 q. v.; *: STETT: P. II. 3. 36 Sk.