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 नैगमिक 940 नैयाय interpreter of the Vedas or sacred writings; 1 Antheag oftaraigarti Mb. 16. 7. 8; saat met Bhag. 11. 18. 29; fa at: -2 An Upanişad q. v. - A means, an expedient; dat alagrare #144 Mb. 12. 100. 4. -4 Prudent conduct. 5 A citizen, towns-man. - A trader, merchant; TIETTIY9999 : ra: V. 4. 4. 7 A name given to a collection of 278 Vedic words, commented on by Yaska. -Comp. -1 , -03H N. of the three chapters of the Nirukta, where the Vedic words are explained by Yaska. Af a. ( mf.) Connected with or peculiar to the Vedas; derived from the Vedas. AV N. of the glossary of Vedic words commented upon and explained by Yaska in his Nirukta. er a. Ved. Relating to low castes such as those of the Südras. Ter Low or common people. -2 What belongs to such men. era (fe) An excellent cow; gestra face # f 14 Ud. S. 93. नैचिकम् The head of an ox. AT a. (- f.) Own, one's own. ac The lower or infernal regions. -Comp. 47 m. Yama (Pluto ); stdagarso acara TI: #a: (v. l. for ans) My. 5. 18. Az Eternity, perpetuity. frezen a. ( f.), a a. ( f.) 1 Regularly recurring, constantly repeated. -2 To be performed regularly (and not on particular occasions); # arergaegre: Ms. 2. 106. -3 Indispensa ble, constant, obligatory. The food regularly offered to an idol (aaa); [2oz ay 29 gara 989: g: Mb. 3. 84. 105. AE : Summer. (-a.) Relating to summer; 7718475 offeret 98964 Rām. 7. 77. 7. Ara:, Agami 1 An etymologist. -2 A pathologist. BT: One who executes orders, a servant; a &facarry Gia T 44 Bhāg. 6. 3. 1. REE 4. 1 Sleepy, somniferous. -2 closed (like petals); FATIGE Afegat (78) si. 6. 43. aga a. (-aft f.) Liable to death or destruction, perisha ble. -74 (In astrol.) The eighth house (i.e. the house of death ) Ha a. (a boundary ) Indicated by putting down various objects. of a. ( f.) Mentioned incidentally or by the way. ar a. ( f.) Produced in Nepal. 1 Red arsenic. -2 The indigo plant. -8 The plant called नवमल्लिका. नैपालिक a. (-की/.) Produced in Nepal. -कम् Copper. नैपुण See निपुण; तथैव तेऽस्तूपमा जीवलोके यथा धर्मो नैपुणे#urce: Mb. 13. 113. 10. Agura (17) 1 Dexterity, skill, cleverness, profii ciency; argoft ha agona 9 2 Mb. 13. 141. 34; angunazafa U. 6. 26; Si. 16. 30. -2 Strictness, exactness. -8 Anything that requires skill, a delicate matter. -4 Totality, completeness; I f e ez - Agory Ms. 10. 85. 1 Modesty, humility. -2 Secrecy; kuhaaffah M. 5.; Mb. 5. 53. 10. -3 Stilless, silentness. ARTH A banquet, feast. A : A trader, merchant. after a. ( f.) Relating to signs, marks &c. 77: An astrologer, fortune-teller. araferi a. s.) 1 Produced by, connected with, or dependent on, any particular cause. -2 Unusual, occasional, accidental, produced by some cause (opp. Paru). An astrologer, prophet. - 1 An effect (opp. Farat cause'); fafanaf : S. 7.30. -2 An occasional rite, a periodical ceremony, a conditional act, an act which is to be performed on the occurrence of a pat; affiffon SB. on MS. 12. 1. 18. -Comp. 1., for an occasional or periodical ceremony or rite. : N. of a egy occurring at the end of four thousand years, - &a special funeral rite. Aint a. (oft f.) Lasting for a "nimișa' or twinkling, momentary, transient. -74 N. of a sacred forest celebrated as the residence of certain sages to whom Sauti related the Mahābhārata ; FTP adre : qram are afra a ft R. 19.1; (the name is thus derived:- Au& fe ani si o saatda afarrozdifah II). rata:, Huy: An inhabitant of the forest, called Naimiņa ; 7 alargarar a Ch. Up. 1. 2. 13. #: Barter, exchange. नैयग्रोधम् The fruit of न्यग्रोध, the Indian fig-tree. R 1 Restraint, self-command. -2 Necessity, obligation. -8 The being settled or established. H a. ( f.) Conforma ble to rule or precept, regular. FH Regularity 014 a. Treating of, or explaining the Nyaya philosophy. For Private and Personal Use Only

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