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 द्रोणकम् 848 द्वन्द्वम् fell in a swoon, and Dhristadyumna, his avowed Duháāsana (q. v.) and by Duryodhana's wife. But enemy, took advantage of this circumstance, and these and the like insults she bore with uncommon cut off his head. ] -UT:, -OTH A measure of capacity, patience and endurance, and on several occasions, either the same as an Adhaka or equal to 4 Adhakas when she and her husbands were put to the test, she or 1/16 of a Khari, or 32 or 64 shers; AIUTET arii: 3 saved their credit (as on the occasion of Durvāsas OERT: Lila. (Mar. 31779). -OH 1 A wooden vessel or begging food at night for his 60,000 pupils ). At last, cup, bucket; aistu taire acfeafo # Mb. 1. 130. however, her patience was exhausted, and she taunted 37. - A tub. Comp. - 31 : see at a bove.-F T : her husbands for the very tame way in which they A kind of sacrificial vessel. :, : a raven. put up with the insults and injuries inflicted upon -eret, -ET, -que, TET a cow yielding a drona of them by their enemies (see Ki. 1. 29-46). It was milk; al TEET TIET TI TIU Tafa Mb. 12. 29. 58. then that the Pandavas resolved to enter upon the - a kind of plant (THT). Her the capital great Bharati war. She is one of the five very chaste of 400 villages; a:T9F21 augen Kau. A. 22. - : | women whose names one is recommended to repeat; See 7 (2) above. re: rain streaming forth from see Heca.) the द्रोण (oloud); अनावृष्टिहते सस्ये द्रोणवृष्टिरिवागता Mk.10.39. tag: 1 A son of Draupadi; Bg. 1. 6, 18.-2 A tu A fortified city situated on the shore of son of Drupada ; # Bar 1942 a frafusel the sea. Mb. 6. 120. 7. toica a. Liberal in entertaining. gli a. Always fit to be hated. stror, -off f. [-2819; Uụ. 4. 51 ) 1 An oval द्वन्दः A plate on which hours are struck. -दम् A vessel of wood used for holding or pouring out water, pair, couple. a bucket, basin, baling-vessel ; : qua afgaar da alout atuft (Te) fare ... Rām. Champū. arr3 a H a at half cent; cf. P. VIII. 1. 15. Sk. ] at a tout fangu Ram. 7.75.2; Bhåg. 10. 57. 8. -2 A 1 pair, couple. -2 A couple of animals (including water-reservoir (997). -8 A trough for feeding even men) of different sexes, i.e. male and female; cattle. -4 A measure of capacity, equal to two Sūrpas Gaifa na farfag: Ku. 3. 35; Me. 45; 7 afetah HISO647 Ku. 7. 66; R. 1. 40; $. 2.15; 7.27; 3160 T4. or 128 shers. -8 The valley or chasm between two mountains; 96 f ar faga yarate attata a 254à Pratimā 1. -8 A couple of opposite gara Mal. 9; Hagaluft &c. -8 N. of the wife of Drona. conditions or qualities, such as go and ga; síta and - The plantain tree. -8 The Indigo plant. - Comp. FOOT); ad fe arti : K. 135; Tula : ge- : the Ketaka tree. -auth a kind of salt. galera: 51: Ms. 1. 26; 6. 81; padala 4a #wasafa fafarmaatsia si. 4. 61. -4 A strife, afori 1 A tub, bucket. -2 The Indigo plant. contention, quarrel, dispute, fight. -5 A duel; Rām. 6. torra:,-fati,atfor: An epithet of Asvatthaman; 43.15.-6 Doubt, uncertainty. -7 A fortress, stronghold. 4 de a fa: #77: Ve. 3. 31. - A secret. -9 A secret, or lonely place; a dat gaF6 ft 4 giaià Ram. 7. 103. 11. -- 1(In gram.) atform a. ( f.) 1 Containing a drona. -2 Sown One of the four principal kinds of compounds, in which with a drona of grain (as a field). A vessel hold two or more words are joined together which, if not ing the measure droņa. compounded, would stand in the same case and be toft 1 A tub, trough; a a t é hady font connected by the copulative conjunction and '; and FAT: Bhāg. 7. 4. 18. -2 A valley. F: P. II. 2. 29; &: HH 4 Bg. 10. 33; 344द्रौणेयम् A kind of salt. qu a : Kasika 38. -2 A kind of disease. 8 in music) A kind of measure. -4 The sign Gemini of the teret [ Far f-340 219] N. of the daugher zodiac.-Comp.--3ptt: a dialogue between two persons. of Drupada, king of the Panchalas. [ She was - a. (A agar compound) having a & compound won by Arjuna at her Svayamvara ceremony, and within it. e. g. z a ht sfa veureT4TH, when he and his brothers returned home they told where 24-7 is a compound; SB. on MS. 10.6.4. their mother that they had that day made a great (opp. 349449game). T, -a tat a. living in couaoquisition. Whereupon the mother said, "Well, then, ples. (-m.) the ruddy goose ; a gaat garazor my dear children, divide it amongst yourselves." As R. 8.56; 16. 63. -3, - 17 a. 1 produced from morher words once uttered could not be changed, she bid affection of two humours. -2 arising from a quarbecame the common wife of the five brothers. When rel. -8 arising from a couple. He pain arising Yudhisthira lost his kingdom and even himself and from opposite alternations (as heat and cold &c.); - Draupadi in gambling, she was grossly insulted by fafant Pantufa a agafhe f a se si. 4. 64. For Private and Personal Use Only

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