Book Title: Sanskrit English Dictionary Part 01
Author(s): P K Gode, C G Karve
Publisher: Prasad Prakashan

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________________ Shri Mahavir Jain Aradhana Kendra www.kobatirth.org Acharya Shri Kailassagarsuri Gyanmandir कर्णिकिन् 540 Prof. n. An elephant. Firuza. Long-eared. Fiica A semi-circular ear-like wind-instrum mont; तूर्ण कर्णालवाद्यस्य शब्दं चक्रुः समन्ततः Parnal. 3.33%B3 FUT:, FUTTEF: (pl.) N. of a country in the south of the Indian Peninsula; (27 ) Ferrara fagyi #34 943 Vikr. 18. 102 1. 1 A woman of the abovo country; tuttavat 995 9 :24 : Udb. कर्णाटीचिकुराणां ताण्डवकरः Vb. 1.29. -2 The हंसपदी plant. -3 One of the Raginis or musical modes. TER: 1 N. of a tree; Cassia fistula. The golden yellow flower of this tree has its petals bending in- waris so that the flower looks like a saucer. Its sta mens and style are longer than the petals and looks like so many wicks juttling out of an oil lamp. cf. Vikra. 3. 3. afita fu 2 019 4292: V. 2. 23; Rs. 6. 6, 20. -2 The pericnrp of a lotus. - A flower of the Kurņikär: trec. (This flower, though it has an excellent colour, has no smell and hence it is not liked ; cf. Ku. 3. 28.: forgata farat 4 चेतः । प्रायेण सामग्यविधौ गुणानां परामुखी विश्वसृजः प्रवृत्तिः ॥). -Comp. -fay: All epithet of Siva. Fuff 1 An arrow of a particular shape (barbed arrow). -2 N. of the mother of Müladeva, the father of the science and art of thieving. -Comp. -To: a Covered litter; a lady's vehicle, palanquin ; uffyry tatua R. 14. 13. Ea: Müladeva, father of the science and art of thieving; Wolfgasta áfagaraga K. 19; Fortgag e rata Dk. at f. A secret whispering in the ear. FO : [ 40-39-347 335 474; cf. P. III. 2. 13.) ; A secret tale-bearer, An informer (Mar. #reft लागणारा); पुरा कर्णेजपीभूय पुनः पनरुपेयुषा Siva. B.28. 37. । #ölafea i H Bk. 3. 7. Före fart f. (cf. FITTI above) Tid 10 P. (#defa-aria) 1 To slacken, unloose. -2 To remove. a Ved. Cutting. - 1 A hole, cavity; TIC tid farar T Av. 4. 12.7. -2 Rending, tearing; 1 Har Ek Bhāg. 11. 5. 41. od 1. (A pearl) having scratches. Kau. A. 2. 11. a a. Cutting. 4. 1 Cutting, lopping off; Y. 2. 22), 286. -2 Spinning cotton or thread (75: Prfwarga). dat Scissors, Haftal, 1 Scissors. -2 A knife. -3 Cutlass, small sword. -4 ( 1) A kind of dance. -Comp. -HE: A particular position of the hands. 1 a. What ought to be cut or lopped, fit to be destroyed or put down; 92: 93 at War al for at afa arsye: ftghay atira: car raftueat Il Mb. Fit A small sword, a knife. For mat 1 Knife. -2 Scissors. Paar pot. p. What is fit or ought to be done ; a 7 roll out #691%2: II. 3. 11; 421 - farah qanu Pt. 1.-5474, Fayat What ought to be done, a duty, obligation; i at 7 74714 Ku. 6. 61, 2. 62; Y. 1.331. a. or s. - afarafa ya Bg. 3. 27. 1 A doer, one who does, makes, performs &c., an agent; वंशस्य R. 2.64%3 व्याकरणस्य कर्ता author of Grammar ऋणस्य कर्ता one who incurs debt; हितका tu benefactor3; gquitai a goldsmith &c. -2 (In gram.) An agent (the meaning of the instrumental case). -3 The Supreme Spirit. -4 An epithet of Brahma. -5 N. of Vişnu and Siva also.- A priest. -Comp. -347 a.(P. I. 3. 72 ) accruing to the agent. -EITET: the active voice. fi a. An agent, one who does anything. = 7) 10 P. To dissolve ( fa fra A ). कत्रम् Ved. A spell, charm; वैरं त्सार्यन्वविदाम कत्रम् Av. 10. 1. 19. Hira a. Ved. To be done. -Part 1 Obligation, duty. Farra a Ry. 1. 27. 11. alio 1. 161.3 -2 Task. 1 P. (Féla, a) 1 To rumble (as the bowels). -2 To caw (as a crow). कर्दनम् Rumbling of the bowels, -नी The day of full-moon in the month of 7. Fre, T: 1 Mud. -2 Clay. -3 The librous root of the lotus. -4 Any aquatic weed. A: Un. 4. 85 ] 1 Mud, slime, mire; giet 797JAATI 3 ft Mk. 5. 35; 72121ament R. 4. 24. -2 Dirt, filth. -3 Fig.) Sin. -4 N. of a Prajā pati. - 4 Flesh. -Comp. -3TTE FI: a receptacle for filth, sewer &c. Fa: 1 A kind of granulous fruit. -2 A kind of serpent. Ha a. 1 Muddy. -2 Made clotty; Mal. 3. 9. 08:, -24 1 Old, ragged or patched garment. -2 A piece of cloth, strip. -3 A soiled garment; or a red coloured garment. -4 A cloth; Pt. 5. For Private and Personal Use Only

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