Book Title: Sanskrit English Dictionary Part 02
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 खादिः 639 atle: Ved. A brooch, bracelet, ring. Cet a. ( - )( afectad, az ] Made of or coming from, the Khadira tree; figi pata; Ms. 2. 45. -T: Catechu. Qutqi (? Tef* possibly ) The head of superintendents of the royal kitchen ; GI. 20. ETATAL Eating and drinking (from Persian) L. D. B. alate*: A coconut tree. elt:, -ft: - . A measure of grain equal to 16 dronas. 4 gfes=1 fafet; 2 fafalg = 1 34189; 2318= 1 539; 4 Foas = 1 972; 4 9643 = 1 424; 4 3717 is = 1 ; 16 or 20 g = 1 a.) arcu EU pargftat aa: Parņāl. 4.73; Pt. 4. 26. A scar. EFT (A) a. Equal to or sown with a khāri of grain. Entra a. Cooking a Khārī by measure; P. III. 2. 23 Kasi. ETAT: The braying of an ass; EARTH ATT: 98ETF-EU3: Bhāg. 3. 17.11. miat The Treta age or second Yuga of the world. ENTERTH Morbid baldness; I am gresi TITHIstat Av. 11. 8. 19. gift a. Like a threshing floor. खिखिः A fox. faft: 1 A fox ( - f.). -2 The foot of a bed-stead (one of Siva's weapons ). faget A kind of dish (made of rice and pease &c.). fez 1 P. (azla, area) 1 To be terrified or frightened, to fear, dread. - To terrify, frighten, surprise, scare away. afea a. 1 Terrified, scared. -2 Ploughed. fa I. 6 P. (fafa, fan) To strike, press down, afflict. -II. 4,7. A. (faida, farat, fen) 1 To suffer pain or misery, to be afflicted or wearied, feel tired, depressed or exhausted ; S. 5. 7; 9012: faga are: H. 2. 130; overpowered; fa# af Raad ya Ve. 1; Santi. 3.7; Bk. 14. 108, 17. 10. -Caus. 1 To frighten, terrify. -2 To exhaust, fatigue, make tired; H afa wa R ufa Mk. 9. 10. fast p. [far- ] 1 Depressed, afflicted, dejected, distressed, suffering pain; Ye: a fan of Hafa araft $59 Ve. 1. 11; 10 9 : Git.3.-2 Fatigued, exhausted; fan fan ferry 98 469 trafe 99 Me. 13, 40; 4araffentaar R. 3. 11; Ch. P. 3, 20; Si. 9.11. a: [AT-arà 79 ]1 Depression, lassitude, dejection (of spirits ). -2 Fatigue, exhaustion ; uglear=27sadar. U. 1. 24; 3a Te: Me. St; R. 18. 45. -3 Pain, torment; Amaru. 34. - 4 Distress, sorrow; 95: eg fan af Ha atat 59 Ve. 1. 11; Amaru. 57. -8 Poverty. -6 A disease. - Ved. A hammer, mallet; सत्रा खेदामरुशहा वृषस्व Rv. 10. 116.4. CET 1 Lassitude, langour. -2 Exhaustion. -3 Pain. -4 Sorrow, distress. - Poverty. eiga a. 1 Pained, distressed, afflicted. -2 Annoyed, troubled. efeat a. 1 Tiring, exhausting. -2 Disturbing, afflicting, troubling. fefer: 1 An ascetic. -2 A pauper. -3 The moon. -4 An epithet of Indra. fe: [fa ] 1 A poor man, a pauper. -2 Disease, sickness. fare:, [fag-* ] 1 A piece of waste or uncultivated land, desert or bare soil; a desert, waste; fao T farvar 9 Ay. 7. 115. 4. -2 A gap, vacant place. -3 An additional hymn appended to the regular collection; Ms. 3. 232. - A supplement in general. 5 A compendium, compilation. -8 Vacuity. -7 Remainder; 316 augala: fazat ferqHET 9: Bhag. 6. 4. 15. 3: N. of Brahmā and of Vişnu. [far is often used in combination with and 8; (1) Pasta (a) to become impassa ble, to be blocked up, be left unfrequented; fra farai 76197197 Ku. 2. 45. (b) to be impossible, be rendered impracticable or stopped ; प्रजागरात्खिलीभूतस्तस्याः FAHITA: S. 6. 22. (2) fas means (a) to obstruct, impede, make impassa ble, block up; a grogaar feet a R. 11. 14, 87. (b) to lay waste, devastate, put down or vanquish completely; विपक्षमखिलाकृत्य प्रतिष्ठा खलु u Si. 2. 34.] feet: Ved. 1 A desert; 30 facut gátu hafa Rv. 10. 142. 3. 2 A piece of rock in the earth ; 37 fece a la eagh Ry. 6. 28. 2. T 1 A. To sound. EST 1P. ( a) To rob, steal. DE 10 P. ( fa) To break in pieces, divide, cut up. 954: The ankle-joint. F a. Small, minor. QUE 1 A. (god) 1 To break in pieces. -2 To limp, be lame. For Private and Personal Use Only

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