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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प्रसेका
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T : 1 Flowing forth, oozing, dropping -2 Sprinkl. ing, wetting. -8 Emission, discharge; HuffHanya: Rs. 3. 6. -4 Vomiting. -8 Watering of the mouth or nose. - The bowl of a spoon or ladle.
Tem . A kind of disease; Araquag at: waisFaqacarardisatsnaatgale: Susr.
प्रसेदिका A small gardem.
TE:, -999 1 A sack, bag for grain. -2 A leathern bottle. -8 A small instrument of wood placed under the neck of the lute to make the sound deeper.
E 1 P. 1 To leap forward, up or down; ei stay at attra T TAG Mb. 6. 95. 77. - To fall upon, attack. -8 To shed, spill; g efa Praśna Up. 1. 13. -Caus. 1 To cross (a river &o.)-2 To pour out (as an oblation).
TEHH 1 Springing across or leaping over. -2 Evacuation by stool, diarrhwa. : An epithet of Siva.
प्रस्कन्दिका Dysentery; प्रस्कन्दिकामिव प्राप्तो ध्यात्वा ते स्म Far Bk. 7. 74.
** p. p. 1 Sprung forth. -2 Fallen, dropped, lost, gone; ** 1997: Tonga Papa : Fda Bhāg. 8.7. 47. -8 Defeated. - 4 Having attacked, assailed; a farrear: ao : qocaife Mb. 9. 18. 22. -8 Shed, spilt. - 1 An outcast. -2 A sinner, transgressor.
प्रस्कुन्द: An altar of a circular shape; प्रस्कुन्देन atau 5 #: Mb. 5. 73. 26.
TEE 1 P. 1 To jostle; TT: EA14: Bk. 14.98. -2 To stagger, stumble, reel, totter; &#170 F
: Bhāg. 10. 4. 3. TECH 1 Staggering. -2 Stumbling, falling. TETEST p. p. Stiff, rigid; Susr.
TEST: 1 A couch of leaves and flowers. -2 A couch or bed in general; at a 349 7 91
TYFH) Mb. 12. 303. 10.3 A flat surface or top, level, plain. - A stone, rock; caldi wa waasi ataag Mb. 3. 142. 16. -8 A precious stone, gem. -6 A paragraph, section of a work. -7A handful of darbha grass. Comp. -&TUPU : a rule of interpretation according to which the matter mentioned in the instrumental should be construed as being subsidiary to that which is mentioned in the accusative. This 2147 is mentioned by aff and Tat at MS. 3. 2. 11-14.
TESTCUTA, OTT 1 A bed, couch. -2 A seat. seaftoft Elephantopus Scaber ( Till tol; Mar.979ti).
TEATT: 1 Strewing, spreading out, covering with. -2 A bed of leaves and flowers. -8 A bed or couch
in general. -4 A flat surface, level, plain. 8A thicket, wood. - 6 (In prosody) A ta bular representation of the long and short vowels of a metre with all possible varieties. - A process in preparing minerals. -8 A flight of steps (leading down to water; Mar. 912); 4997 ARE Mb. 3. 145. 50.
Tear A kind of eye-disease; targ farga: श्यावो रक्तो वा मांससंचयः। संनिपातेन दोषाणां प्रस्तार्य, तदुच्यते ! Vaidyakam.
aftal: A bed of leaves and flowers.
tefta, -# a. 1 Making a noise, sounded. -2 Crowded together, swarming.
TEG 2 U. 1 To praise. -2 To begin, commence; 1947 a c 29 At nad TOT Rām. 7. 22.8; hat falcat M. 1.-3 To cause, produce; 777 9219aftro
for seafa asiaa: My. 2. 45; also Mal. 5.9. - To say, relate, propound. -Caus. 1 To relate, allude to, tell; शाकुन्तलादीनितिहासवादान् प्रस्तावितानन्यपरैर्वचोभिः Mal.3.33 3721cgereta #21 91247 91: Mb. 1. 1.6. -2 To begin, commence.
reaa: 1 A song or hymn of praise. -2 A fit time or opportunity ; see sala.
acara: 1 Reginning, commencement. -2 An introduction. -3 Mention, allusion, reference; 2149195ala: $. 7. -4 An occasion, opportunity, time, season; fit or proper time; त्वराप्रस्तावोयं न खलु परिहासस्य विषयः Mal.9. 45; fala gaat 49: searance geri Si. 2. 68. -8 The occasion of a discourse, subject, topic. - The prologue of a drama; see algal below. -7 The prelude or introductory words of aSaman; लोकेषु पञ्चविध सामोपासीत great fatisfa: stara: Ch. Up. 2. 2. 1. -8 An introductory praise. E ind. on a suitable occasion, seasonably. TEI 1 incidentally, occasionally. -2 suitably ). -Comp. - a conversation in which each interlocutor takes a part. T a. suited to the occasion, appropriate.
rearaat 1 Causing to be praised or mentioned, praising, praise. -2 Beginning, commencement; and agafantarqatlētos: Mv.1.51. -3 An introduction, preface, exordium (in general); stala Ti #99412744 Mal. 2. -4 Sounding forth. -8 An introductory dialogue (the prologue) at the beginning of a drama between the manager and one of the actors, which, after giving an account of the author and his qualifications &o., introduces the audience to the incidents of the drama; (for definition, see aga).
Teafaat a. 1 Begun, commenced. -2 Mentioned, referred to.
stega p. p. 1 Praised, eulogized. - Begun, com. menced. -8 Accomplished, done, uffected. - Hap