Sanskrit English Dictionary Part 02

SR No.: 020642
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: P K Gode, C G Karve
Publisher: Prasad Prakashan
Publication Year: 1958
Total Pages: 671
Language: Sanskrit, English
Classification: Dictionary
File Size: 24 MB

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719
चूर्तिः
19 : Fondling children. चुलुम्पा A she-goat. Toft A kind of fish; L. D. B.
1 P. (gafa) 1 To play, sport, to make amorous gestures. -2 To conjecture. TE a. Blear-eyed. -: A blear eye.
4: The palm of the hand hollowed as in the act ! of holding water. - 1 A kind of water-pot. -2 A porpoise. ges: A fire-place.
1 A fire-place; 92 FTI EF99 g agogget: Ms. 3. 68. -2 A funeral pile. -3 A large apartment or hall composed of three divisions, one looking north, another east, and the third west ; 2=2&ta
, farat THAT Bri. S. 53. 38.
GET 10 P. 1 To honour. -2 To condemn; L. D. B.
Tha:,-Fi [3 ta gx ] 1 The burnt exterior of roast meat. -2 Fried meat. -8 Chaff. -4 Rind.
4, 4 The nipple of a breast; Si. 7. 19. -a. staggering in speech; : Mb. 14. 36. 30.
E: Ved. 1 A protuberance. -2 The ceremony of tonsure.
739 A well.
TET 1 The huir on the top of the head, a single lock on the crown of the head (left after the ceremony of tonsure); R. 18. 51; U. 5. 36 ; 5. 3; 4. 20. -2 The ceremony of tonsure. -3 The crest of a cock or peacock; Pt. 2. 73. -4 Any crest, plume or diadem. -8 The head. - Top, summit. -7 A room on the top of a house. -8 A well. -9 An ornament (like a bracelet worn on the wrist). -Comp. -TOTY, - n. the ceremony of tonsure; Ms. 2. 35. --913T: a mass of hair;
31979 7997a14 Me. 65.- for:, - 1 a jewel worn on the top of the head, a crest-jewel (fig. also ). -2 best, excellent (usually at the end of comp.). ZATUTA tonsure.
TET, a. 1 Having a single lock of hair on the crown of the head. -2 Crested. The head.
I , ST a. 1 Having a lock of hair on the head. -2 Crested.
SIKH Vineyar prepared from fruits. 70 10 P. (quzfa) 1 To contrut. -2 To close, shrink.
wa: [ 7-fi, nitafa á 71-39 alya Ty. ] 1 The mango tree; & : #1919 1911 V. 2.7; EGUNETTETTH41940%: Ku. 3.32; one of the 5 arrows of
Cupid ; see aa -4 The anus. -Comp. -: The mango branch. चूतयष्टया समाश्लिष्टो दृश्यतां तिलकद्रुमः | Bu. Ch. 4. 46.
ah: 1 The mango tree. -2 A small well. afa: f. The anus. 74 A. (haa) To burn. 0, A small well.
10 U. ( afa-, trofa) 1 To reduce to powder, pulverize, pound. - To bruise, crush.
:, -of ( tia 349] 1 Powder. -2 Flour. -3 Dust; 09154 Cut-247 9291 59 Ram. 1. 171.3. -4 Aromatic powder, pounded sandal, camphor &c; hafa fanato quare: Me. 68. -OT: 1 Chalk. -2 Lime. -3 Pounding. -Comp. Fr: a limeburner. reti a curl, curly hair; HH # marat gufahawaf: Vikr.4.2.
vsi, -134 1 gravel, pebble. -2 lime-stone nodule. - a peculiar exercise, walking backwards and forwards. -re: vermilion. -yre: f. a handful of perfume or powder. - : perfumed powder. TTET: It is the king of powders containing eight parts of
asafoetida' and twentyseven parts bdellium '; Matanga. L. 11. 49.
uf: [ af * ] 1 Grain fried and pounded. -2 A species of silk-cotton tree (Tetragte); gaat Feja 4: ht: Rām. 4. 1. 80. - 1 A fragrant powder. -2 A style of prose-composition which is easy, does not contain hard letters, and has very few compounds; 3
HTË Tua fas: Chand. M. 6. -8 Explaining in prose the purport of a foregoing verse.
Ta Crushing, pounding.
afo:, -off f. 1 Pounding, powder. -2 A sum of hundred cowries. -3 N. of Patañjali's Mahabhāsya on the Sütras of Panini. - A selection of an unanswerable argument.-Comp. m. 1 an epithet of Patañjali. -2 an annotator, commentator.
1011 1 Grain fried and powdered. -2 A style of prose composition.
irta 4. 1 Pounded, pulverized. -2 Crushed, bruised, smashed, shattered to pieces; Ku. 5. 24.
afora a. Made or mixed up with anything powdered.
offs 8 U. 1 To reduce to powder, pound, grind. -2 To bruise, smash.
ory 1 P. To becomu dust, fly off into minute particles.
qat: f. Going.