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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JFFT: 1 Agitation, disturbance. -2 Killing, slaugh- ter. -3 A disease of the outer ear.
JFTF. 1 Shaking off, agitatiny, stirring. -2 Throbbing, beating. - Inflammation of the outer ear.
SFHFTAH 1 Shaling off, agitatiny. -2 Killing, slaughter: 37744
R. 7. 52; hurting; gift-zifi ta III- THI - 1 nt. tô. 124, 11. -3 ] eating (with a stick). - 4 Probiny, stirring a dart lodged in the body. -5 The instrument used for this purpose. -8 Churning up; कोर्मे धृतोऽदिर मनोन्मथने स्वपृष्ठे Bhag. II. 4. 18.
SFATU.. Destroying or Killing. -T: 1 Torment, pang, deep pain i: Mal. 9. 15. -2 Shakiny, agitation. -3 Killing, slaughter. -4 A share or trap;
af fr a Mb. 12. 138. 23.
SFHREES «. 1 Mad, insane. -2 Intoxicated, drunk. -3 In rut (as an elephant); 23
Huja: Fif2171a At Si. 12. 28.
SFATZ a. 1 Mad, insane. - 2 Extravagant. : 1 Madness, insanity; 311 3 12: U. 3; Mal. 9. -2 Intense passion, intoxication or extravagance of love; Mal. 3, 2. 11; THA : Mr. 2. 22 rapturous joy. -3 Lunacy, mania (considered as a disease of the mind) 4 a
a tHadsy i A fara: ! Susr. -4 ( In Rhet.) Madness considered as one of the 33 subordinate foelings; 14HE 3412: T HI: S. D. 3; or according to R. G. fag9 TTZ his fe212414 gare. -5 Bloom: 371 012 9919114 S. D. 2. -6 A kind of 9 7; Bhay. 2. 10. 30.
SFAT .1 Shakiny, agitatiny, -2 Tormenting. excrnciating; Tata (3113617:) Māl. 9. 10.
JEH L . 1 To bo or become mad. -2 TO delight, gratify. ans. ( +FT-711) 1 To madden, inebriate, render drunk (lit. and fig.); 17efeat: K. 107; Ki. 1. 16. -2 To excite, ouitate: 717461
17 HIZAv. 6. 10. .
H p. p. 1 drink, intoxicated. -2 Insone, frantic, mad; 3141 V. 2: 3 1 ** *991 U. 3, 0.330; $.6; My... 7). -3 (a) l'uffed, clevated. (b) Furious, wild; मदोन्मत्तस्य भूपस्य कुमरस्य च गच्छतः Pt. I. 161; U.>; Si. 6.31.-4Possessed by whort or an evil-spirit; 1. 2. 3): Ms. 3. 161 (
H a aglan941492: Mita. ). -5 Very great, a buormal. 347ant: 17 4794114 al. Rani. 12. 12. 27: 1 the thorn apple (797): N. of zanother tree ( ?). -2 N. of one of the right forns of Bhaira. --Comp. :, -as: N. of Sive. -TEETH V. of a country where the rangā roors furiously along). - , -*T . maniac-like, mad in appearance. - Tita . spoken in drunkon ness or madness. (-4) the words of a nadian.
ira: A form of Bhairava. A form of Durga. RETI a. pretending to be mad.
F# . 1 Insane, inad. -2 Drunk, intoxicated. SFH7 . 1 Intoxicated, druk: taga-1914 R. 2.9, 16.51. -2 Mad, furious, extravagant ; Si. 10. 4; S a ra: 12. 44,77: 16.59. 3 Causing intoxication, intoxicating ; *1941 T a gat faqatat. Uruta Si. 6. 20. - 1 Insanity. -2 Intoxication, ecstacy; कृतमनुकृतवत्य उन्मदान्धाः प्रकृतिमगन्किल यस्य गोपवध्वः Bhāg. 1. 9. 40.
J a . [34-hats ) Affected or inflamed with love; 721993-CH 29 Ku. 5. 55.
उन्मादक: N. of the plant धत्तूर.
GFH a. Maddesing, exciting, intoxicatiny. -: One of the five arrows of Cupid.
SFATTO. Intoxicatiny, enrapturing: $. 1.
उन्मादिन् .. Mad, intoxicated. उन्मादिनो मातुलपुत्रकम्य E
fte Udb. SFAT.. Fond of drinking (Ved.).
SFHE, - F. a. [ HRIS** ] 1 Excitod or disturbed in mind, perplexed, git: tel. umeasy ; 37471: 7999 1 79f4 a 192: R. 11. 22; ki. 14. 45. - 2 Regretting, repining for lost or departed friend. -3 Anxious, eager, impatient; 196444d
Hit Bh. 2.75. --4 Proud (H ); R Haya: Si. 16. 3 ( where it also means "anxious").
उन्मनायते |Don. A., उन्मनीभू11'. 'To become excited or disturbed in inind, be unus, regret: 34 SATA
14.4-14 Ri. 3. 39.
340 ST 1 To become perplexed, excited. -2 To become absent-minded: Kasi. on P. V. t. 1 -3 To be one with yodl.
SFAS & U. To make excited, disturb: 7979: ty=-11-17 Ki. 10.37. Jenar To be excited, disturbed.
Felha: Absence of mind; z 211494 Brahmamet. Up. t.
F ea. Shining, radiant; urzze forma R. 16. 69.
FRETH 1 Rubbing, kneadiny. -2 A fragrant essence used for the purpose of rubbiny. -3 Act of purifying air.
grat Ved. A measure,