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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ya: faca: (ar) Ku. 7. 64.-24: ( Arith. ) A given quantity or number. - A visible object; the visible world; दृश्यं तमसि न पश्यति दीपेन विना सचक्षुरपि M. 1.9. -Comp. - a. invisible. - la Arith.) reduction of a given quantity with fractions. Finfa a. placed conspicuously; दृश्यस्थापितमृद्दर्भभिक्षाभाण्डमृगाजिनाम् Ks.24.92.
at a. (- :)[ faq] (At the end of comp.) 1 Seeing, perceiving.-2 (Fig.) Familiar or conversant with ; as in acea R. 5. 24; faqat area: 1. 23.
p. p. [- 10-] 1 Seen, looked, perceived, observed, beheld; 34ūT TEST: Bg. 2. 16. -2 Visible, observable. -3 Regarded, considered; Telfare agaisgaar aqura S. 3. 10.-4 Occurring, found. -8 Appearing, manifested. -8 Known, learned, understood. -7 Determined, decided, fixed; ac fuasih atla * Rām. 1. 8. 9. -8 Valid. -9 Allotted. -10 Experienced, suffered, endured, felt. -11 Treated of; see EU. - 1 Perception, observation. -2 Danger from dacoits. -Comp. - a. 1 seen for the first time. -2 scarcely or hardly seen. -3 relating to the present and future life; TITE G A HOTTIETOJOT Rāj. T.1. 130.-39747,- 1 an example, illustration, parable; gofereceleft terrasHervia: Si. 2. 31; Aragrafa
Har eta EIETTE Gautamasutra. -2 (in Rhet.) a figure of speech in which an assertion or statement is illustrated by an example (distinguished from 3941 and waar 991; see K. P. 10 and R. G. ad. loc.). -3 a Sastra or science; THT fara a ET: Bar: Mb. 2. 3. 13. -4 death (cf. ferra). -70 a. 1 having the object or meaning obvious or quite apparent. -2 practical. -3 having a clear idea a bout anything. argfel: (see :). -e, -gier &c. a. one who has experienced or suffered misery, inured to hardships. H a riddle, an enigma. ara. 1 found fault with, considered to be faulty: S. 2. -2 vicious. -3 exposed, detected. -8 a. running from a battlefield. Teet a. 1 having confidence manifested. -2 convinced. Tr. a girl arrived at puberty.fi di 1 one who has experienced a misfortune. -2 one who foresees evil.
te: f. [ --- ] 1 Seeing, viewing. -2 Seeing with the mental eye. -3 Knowing, knowledge; FTefekata qi azafa arah Ki. 18. 28. -4 The eye, the faculty of seeing, sight; Arcrafçre faciA V. 2; 1971 ar se S. 1. 23.; fergu 4 HT U. 6. 19; R. 2. 28; 5. 4. 2; a feser 95 H. 1. -B A look, glance. - View, notion; Shefeta K. 173; gai afegBg. 16.9. - Consideration, regard. -8 Intellect, wisdom; H a stawnegê Bhāg. 10.40.12.-9 (In Astrol.) Aspect of the stars. -10 Light (1911). -11 A theory, dootrine, notion; 475127 E24: (aftar fas :) Ms. 12.95.-Comp. 50., 09 a kind of lily (F424).
-T2 worth-seeing; V. 4. 21. : a glance, look. -TT a theory, doctrine. qu: a mark for archers, butt, target. Ta a. within the range of sight, in sight, visible. ( :) the range of sight.at appearance. -1: the evil influence of the human eye.-q1a: 1 a look, glance; i qaror ferdi 564 R. 13. 18; Bh. 1. 11, 91; 3. 66. -2 act of seeing, function of the eye; T: faaeggiat: Ku. 3. 31 (Malli. interprete unnecessarily in our opinion-917 by 991). -99: the range of sight. - a. 'kept pure by the sight', watched that no impurity is contracted ; दृष्टिपूतं न्यसेत्पादम् Ms. 6. 46. -TET: the favour of a look. -ry: a firefly. AUSOH 1 the pupil of the eye. -2 the circle of sight. -: the expression of the eyes; THE TOT Fiesisear per: S. 2. 11-12. -are: 1 a Buddhist canon dealing with discussion on other religious views; दृष्टिवादो द्वादशाङ्गी स्याद्गणिपिटकाया। प्रतिकर्मसूत्रपूर्वानुयोगो पूर्व
: qa yergacht: gaffo agenfa gana Hem. -2 N. of the 12th Anga of the Jainas. -farar: a side-glance, leer, oblique look. -fell optios. -far : an amorous glance, a coquettish look; S. 1. 23. - : a serpent. -संभेद: mutual glance; त्वयापि न निरूपिता STICHT: Mal. 7.
C T a. 1 Having an insight into, or familiar with anything. -2 Having the looks or thoughts directed upon anything, absorbed in the contemplation of.
TE f. A stone; see 97.
f. [ 94 9; cf. Uņ. 1. 128 ] 1 A rock, large stone, or stone in general ; 29 czek cafe aula
CHI: Me. 55; R. 4.74; Bh. 1. 38. -2 A mill-stone, a flat stone for grinding condiments upon; cal que
943H T: Bhag. 10. 9. 6. -Comp. -3947 m., -9: the upper and smaller mill-stone. -34i a grind-stone for grinding condiments upon. (Tufe419*: a tax raised from mill stones).-सारम् iron; दृषत्सारस्तत्वामृतमपि भवाम्भोaftria: My. 6.52.
a. Stony, rocky. - 1 N. of a river flowing into the Sarasvati and forming the eastern boundary of the Aryāvarta ; cf. Ms. 2. 17. -2 An epithet of Durga.
, 1. P. (alfa, tafa) 1 To be fixed or firm. -2 To grow, increase. - To prosper. - To fasten.
I. 4, 9 P. (teffa, qua, ftof) 1 To burst or break asunder, split open. - To cause to burst, tear, divide, rend, sunder, pull to pieces. -Pa88. (192) 1 To burst, break open, be sundered; a goyai a: gay 7 - HUT & Ve. 3. -2 To separate. - To be afraid, to fear. -Caus. (-at-tafa-a 1 To split, tear asunder, divide by digging. - To disperse, scatter. -II. 1 P. (aria) To fear, be afraid of. (With prepositions like
, , , &c. the root does not change its meaning.)
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