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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अभिघातिन्
अभिघातिन् Striking, hurting.
ssilant.
afe: [-] 1 Invocation, calling. -2 Sacrificing fully or completely.
safagfa:
अभिहस्य a. Ved. Ridiculous.
Calling, invocation; worshipping
arrer Jost, joke, mirth. अभिहित ति Sounder अभि.
M. An enemy;
3 P. To make an oblation, sacrifice. fg: An oblation, a sacrifice. f: Offering an oblation of clarified butter.
1. P. 1 To carry or bear off, snatch away, remove, take away. -2 To tear off, pull down. -3 To bring; bring near. Cans. 1 To cause to take away. -2 To bring on the table, serve up in dishes &c. (as food). -3 To lay or put on (as a coat). -4 To attack.
afe
Carrying off, removing.
अभिहरणम् 1 Bringing near, fetching व्यादिदेश गणशोऽथ पार्श्वगान् कार्मुकाभिहरणाय मैथिलः R. 11. 43. -2 Robbing. अभिहर्तृ m. 1 One who takes away, bears off, or takes by violence. -2 A ravisher, robber.
afret: 1 Carrying away, robling, stealing. -2 An attack, assault. -3 Arming oneself, taking up arms. 4 Mingling together, mixture. 5 An effort. -6 A drunkard; drinker of smoking drinks. -7 Bringing near; तस्याभिहारं कुर्याच्च Mb. 12. 60.37. ef अभिहारोऽभियोगे च चौर्ये संनहनेऽपि N.
अभिहत्
sifuga. Ved. letuding, using crookedness, neting injuriously. /. Fall; defeat, loss.
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sifirefa a. Offensive, injurious; acting crookedly; -fa: . 1 Causing to fall. -2 Defeat: loss; -3 Offence, injury; fenfahrt R. 1. 10, 8: Av. 6, 5, 3. Er, a. Falling off, crooked. -T: Crookedness, sin: qff Av. 6. 76. 3.
anf[-] 2 P. 1 To approach, come or draw near, go up to (with acc.) fuis Bk. 7.84. Ki. 2. 5. 2 To go along or after, follow, serve. -3 (a) To go into, enter; Bk. 5. 67; mfa Ms. S. 75. (b) To go over to, reach, arrive at; Me. 36 v. 1. (e) To fall to one's share, come to; asfafafty
afa ley Bk. 7. 99. -4 To get, meet with, fall into, suffer, undergo (said of good or bad things); कार्यं संसिद्धिमभ्येति Pt. 1.
fifa: Ved. Approach, attack.
अभीत्वन् . ( - री ( ), अभीत्वर 4. Approaching,
attacking, assailing.
अभीरः
3: 1 Going over, approach, arrival. -2 Entering. -3 Setting (of the sun).
a.
enft Without fear; व्याघ्रानभीरभिमुखोत्पतितान् R. 9.63; 15. 8.
अभीक a. [For ety. see 3] 1 Longing after, desirous, anxious. -2 Lustful, libidinous, voluptuous; Afan: az S. 5. 64. -3 Fearless. -4 Gone to (f). -5 Dreadful. 1 A lover, husband. -2 A poet. -3 A master. cf.... अथ क्रूरे न कामुके। भयहीने कव पुंस्यादभीकः प्रोच्यते ततः ॥ Nm. - Ved. 1 Proximity, nearness. -2 Collision; combat, encounter, opposition; Rv. 9. 92. 5. (The form frequently occurs in the Vedas in the sense of (a) near; (b) at the same time or place, at the right time, just in time; (e) in a moment, instantaneously, or (used like a proposition with abl.), (d) from, out of; (e) on account of, with regard to; (f) from.
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अभीक्ष्ण. [ अभिगतः क्षणं पृषो; अभीक्ष्णं अभिक्षणं भवति affage fea afa Nir.] Repeated, frequent. -2 Constant, perpetual. -3 Excessive. - ind. 1 Frequently, repeatedly: a ser f 1.2. 186. 2 Constantly, -3 Very much, exceedingly. - Quickly.
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अभीक्ष्णशः in Ihepeaterlly वृजिनं नार्हति पूर्व : Bhag. 1. 7. 46.
अभीघात = अभिघात q. v.
fea. [ fr.
To be sacrificed to; one to whom a sacrifice is offered. -ज्य: A God; नानाभिचाभीज्य गणोपपन्नः Bhag. 2. 1. 37.
anfra, -fa a. Not afraid, fearless. -fa: f. 1 Fearlessness. -2 Approach, attack, assault; fara eff af Rv. 2. 33. 3. -3 Nearness.
अभीद्ध [ इन्ध-त ] Inflamed, shinings ऋतं च सत्यं ¶ Mahanar. Up. 5.5. अभीपत् m. [ अभि-पन किपू दीर्घः ] One who goes or resorts to Say.), a pond or any spot in
which water collects; a favour.
anfire. Desired, wished: wafahami qəh यः सुरासुरैः । तम् A wish, desire.
अभीप्सिन, अभीप्स
erfifa, sniega. Wishing for, desirous of obtaining: Mb. 3.
अभीम Not causing fear, not terrific. #: N. of Visnu. अभीमान = अभिमान aft: Joy, delight. - Ved. great joy, or a excessively delighted.
q. v.
अभीरः [ अभिमुखीकृत्य ईरयति गाः, ईर् अच्] 1 A cowherd -2 N. of a pastoral people; more usually written
a.