Book Title: Sanskrit English Dictionary Part 01
Author(s): P K Gode, C G Karve
Publisher: Prasad Prakashan

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________________ Shri Mahavir Jain Aradhana Kendra www.kobatirth.org Acharya Shri Kailassagarsuri Gyanmandir उत्कासः 404 उत्किर fe:, H L, A Hemming, clearing the throat of muscus. Urfa a. Nailed up. O stat, -FIT The plant Nigella Indica (Mar. T). TH [399:24 ] Lying clown or sleeping with the face or head) upwards, stretching out on the back. E a. Stretched on the back with the face upwards. -Comp. - CH a posture with the face upwards. 3r : 1 A bug.-2 A louse. 3 a. [5 2 : 11 ) Fallen from the family, disgracing or dishonouring one's family; JÍ 71 aafa fefactat laufa fi fogac a 21 II S. 5. 27. res: The singing of the cuckoo). kt: [ 391 744] A parasol or umbrella. 9 . With a * in hand; Hch. t. grehat Jumping up, springing upwards ; Triaffa Pt. 2. JEET a. [ ta: 1 ] 1 Going up-hill (as rivers) (Ved.). -2 Roaching the bank. -3 Overflowing the bank; K. 303. -54 into up-hill; Av. 19.25.1. -Comp. - «. going up and down. n a a. Brought to the bank or shore, reaching the bank : afdater H T: Śi. 3. 70. TO 8 A. To inform against grafa: f. N. of a class of metres having 104 rise, prosperity ; maity: * * Ms. 4. 244, 9. 21. -3 Increase, abundance, exce: YTH A qruf: R. 1. 11. - 4 Excellence, highest merit, glory; 374: fraai niega: fazia S.2.5. -5 Selfconceit, boastiny. -6 Joy, pleasure. -7 l'ostponement (of some detail or details at a rasfat i.e. performing them at a later stage; नदादि उत्कप नदन्तमपक स्यात SP. on MS. 5. 1. 24. -Comp. A: A kind of fallacy attributing similar qualities to two objects because they have one quality in common; e. y. affirming that a sound has a shape like a jar because both are perishable. 37* a. Drawing upwards, raising, clovating, increasing &c. 360H 1 Drawing upwards. -2 Taking or pulling off'. -U11 N. of a Sakti. 37. a. Drawing or pulling up. 33 . y. 1 Drawn up or out, raised, clovated; ***KUT 47921: Bhag. 12. 3. 32.-2 Extracted. -3 Excellent, eminent, superior, best, highest; Ms. . 163, 7.126, 8.281; 4 lt. 3.36 superior in strength; so ao qoro, &c. - 4 Much, excessive, very great, increased; FETY Pt. 1. -5 Tilled: ploughod. -6 Scratched; manfagrudengtah Rām. 6. 40.5. - 7 Plucked, cut out,; 33044 Rām. 5. 19. 15 (ibia leata T y s fa veril). -8 Attracted; Mb. 14.59. 10. -Comp. -39 at state of high illusion - a good soil. -a marrying a man of a higher caste; a ata Ms. 3. 4. grua,- Excellence, eminence; greatness. gres 6 U. 1 To scatter upwards, throw up, pile up or heap; Trot: R. 1. 42. -2 To dig up, excavate. 3 To engrave, carve, sculpture; Brut 59 arareg Traia after: V. 3. 2; R. 4. 59see to also. Urta. (T1,- /.) [7-349] That which piles or throws up or raises. -1:1 A heap, multitudes a re: Ki. 8.5.-2 A pile, stack. -3 Rubbish, what is thrown up ( 7) Mk.3. -4 A bunch (as of flowers ); TITTARIT Rām. 2. 55. 30.; Bhay. 7. 10. 69. JeftFit A sort of sweetmeat made with milk, treacle, and ghee. 3* a. Belonging to a heap. UFFIT: (+995 P. III. 3.30 ] 1 Wimowing corn. - 2 Piling up corn. 31 Ra ggar: Bk. -3 One who sows corn. Scaftit [ -] Poultice. f* a. [-aft 1] Carrying or bearing away, wafting, scattering upwards (at the end of comp. ); syllables. 3 0 6 P. 1 To cut out or off 'tear out or off: CAT TATTISTA R. 12. 49; Ms. 11. 101: Y. 3. 259). -2 To cut to pieces, cut up, hack, butcher; 3 gan Mal. 5. 16. * 1 Cutting off, tearing out, cutting to pieces. -2 kooting out, eradication. 36T 11. 1 To draw or pull up, raise or lift up; 324 Si. 13. 60; to draw or take out, extract, extricate; 31anafaa 4396 R. 6.14.-2 'To draw, attract; Si. 17. 42. 3 To pull or put off. -4 To increase, enhance (opp. 31950). -5 To bend (as a bow). - To tear asunder. -Crus. To elevate, raise, increase. --pass. 1 To be lifted, raised. -2 To rise, be supreme or eminent. * a. 1 Superior, eminent. -2 Much, a bundant - 3 Exaggerated, boastful. -4 Attractive. - : 1 Pulling off or upwards, drawing or pulling up: 7TEAMaiza Afa Ram. 3. 56. 29.-2 Elevation, eminence, For Private and Personal Use Only

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