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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दक्ष
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I a. (At the end of comp.) Giving, granting,
producing, causing, cutting off, destroying, removing; as T, 31912, 73, 147, 3194 &c. - 1A gift, donation. -2 A mountain. - A wife. - 1 Heat. -2 Repentance.
दंश् I. 1 P. (दशति, दष्ट; desid. दिदक्षति) To bite, sting; नखैरकर्तिषुस्तीक्ष्णैरदाक्षुर्दशनैस्तथा Bk. 15.4; 16. 193B qurfest 3TT, K. 32. ate, browsed &c. -II. 1 P. 10 U. (gla, atafa-) To speak or shine.
T: [ 47-349 91 Biting, stinging; gra auf afy face t Git. 10. - 2 The sting of a snake. -3 A bite, the spot bitten; 1 STC4 TE AT M. 4. 4; U. 3. 35. -4 Cutting, tearing. -5 A gad-fly; R. 2.5; Ms. 1. 40; Y. 3. 215. -6 A flaw, fault, detect (in a jewel). -7 A tooth; yara: afge : -8 Pungency. -9 An armour; fetaraf Tea fasitvic: Bhàg. 1. 9. 38. -10 A joint, limb. -Comp. -1, -15hi a buffalo. -a : a heron.
ar a: (17-03] Biting, stinging. # 1 A dog. -2 A gad-fly. -8 A fly.
CATETET - ] 1 The act of biting or stinging; e.g. 2014 atra: trai qu a afa: S. D. -2 An armour, mail; BayatleaTGES1109: Si. 17. 21.
la a. 1 Bitten. -2 Mailed, furnished with an armour; 3arzaglia 39ar Bhāg. 1. 7. 17; fagra aferat: 7:gy ET EART: Siva. B. 21.7.-3 Protected. - Fitting closely (as an armour). -5 Ready for ;
Far Arată a ferat 9 Fåfo Mb. 12. 22.9.-8 Alert, attentive; T : fet: ng asrar: Ram. 2.2. 39. - A bite.
fata m. See 270. eft A small gad-fly.
a. 1 Biting. -2 Noxious, hurtful, injurious.
[ -g 219] A large tooth, tusk, fang; Rām. 2. 70. 20; & HOUS- 949 Ft Bh. 2. 4; R. 2. 46; ETH ETRE 59 1759T Her 97 974+AICETT: 141:11 Mu. 3. 22. -Comp. -3T&T:, -19h a wild boar. -FICT a. having terrible tusks. -89: a kind of snake.
a. Having large tusks. iga. Tusked. -FI = id q. v. of a. 1 Tusked, having large teeth; Ms. 10. 89. - Biting or wounding with the teeth. -8 Carnivorous. -M. 1 A wild boar; Rahela Tu gure Ki. 13. 50. - A snake. -8 A hyena. -4 Any animal with tusks.
OTT:, [TH #RUTIEI at y 190 19:] 1 A tooth; Eugenaarstigar Si. 17. 2; faitetan Me. 84; Bg. 11. 27.-2 Biting. - The peak of a mountain. - An armour (also m.). -Comp. -ig: brightness of the teeth ; 379 Alfenatu ellaar
T : (34 ) Ku. 6. 25. -3 : a tooth-mark, bite. eeu: 1 a lip. -% a kiss. -8 a sigh. -9 , -The n. 1 a lip. -2 & kiss. - a bite, toothmark; Frage UTC HH tarafa safe H Git. 8. IT: the pomegranate tree.
T a. 1 Biting. -2 Noxious, hurtful. -T: A mischievous or venomous animal.
C : 1 A young camel. -2 An ass; tag 4: hefa gefi : Mb. 8. 40. 37.
U p. p. Bitten, stung; see . 49 10 A. 1 To bite. -2 To see, to observe; L. D. B.
, --1, eg, fe: Ved. An act, deed; Marvellous power or skill; TI da haifa Bri. Up. 2.5. 16.
4 Water; as in aet. EET 1 A. ( W) 1 To grow, increase. -2 To do, go or act quickly. -3 To hurt, kill. - To act conforma bly to another (P.). - To be competent or able; gaiara Rv.7.16.6. - To go, move. -Caus. 1 To gladden; fra fagara regr aqua Si. 14. 35.-2 To make able or strong.
a. [ - ] 1 Able, competent, expert, clever, skilful; नाट्ये च दक्षा वयम् Ratn. 1.6; मेरौ स्थिते दोग्धरि 216 Ku. 1. 2; R. 12. 11. -2 Fit, suita ble; TETT
ya Bhag. 4.6. 44. -3 Ready, careful, attentive, prompt; Y. 1.76; Tratarea factaavat a R. 12.11. -4 Honest, upright. T: 1 N. of a celebrated Prajāpti.[ He was one of the ten song of Brahman, being born from his right thumb, and was the chief of the patriarchs of mankind. He is said to have had many daughters, 27 of whom became the wives of the moon, thus forming the 27 lunar mansions, and 13 the wives of Kasyapa, becoming by him the mothers of gods, demons, men, and animals; see #49. At one time Dakșa celebrated a great sacrifice, but did not invite his daughter Sati, nor her husband Siva, the chief of the gods. Sati, however, went to the sacrifice, but being greatly insulted threw herself into fire and perished; cf. Ka. 1. 21. When Siva heard this he was very much provoked, and according to one account, himself went to the sacrifice, completely destroyed it, and pursued Dakşa