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 प्रचुर 1061 Tyr a. 1 Much, ample, abundant, plentiful; fera-1 5771 ATAT Bh. 2. 47; Si. 12. 72; HEThat a: 99: V TH: Bhāg. -2 Great, large, extensive; T Titu: Git. 2. -3 (At the end of comp.) A bounding in, filed or replete with. -T: A thief. -Comp. - a: frequent humiliation.-gota. populous. ( -T:) a thief. Tetat, ah 1 Abundance, plenty, copiousness. - Multitude, quantity. TE TUTH Adding to increasing. Tytsa a. Augmented, increased. aga 1 P. To become plentiful, increase. TECT m. 1 An epithet of Varuna; Ku. 2. 21.-2 N. of an ancient sage and law-giver; Ms. 1. 35. saa m. A charioteer, coach-man. TEC Yellow sandal-wood. प्रचलक: A horse. 766 6 P. (qeala, 9999, feita, la, gh, CE; caus. प्रच्छयति; pass. पृच्छयते; desid. पिप्राच्छिषति)1 To ask, question, interrogate, inquire of ( with two acc.); 4923 TTH THTTST44 R. 14.27; Bk. 6.8; R. 3.5; 9781A cat Hugat: Bg. 2. 7; ATQUT ET Ms. 2. 127; 80 महाश्वेता कादम्बरीमनामयं पप्रच्छ K. 1923 कुशलमबले पृच्छति त्वां ray: Me. 103; R. 1. 58. -2 To ascertain, learn by inquiry. - To seek, seek for. TOEFL, 1 A question, inquiry, interrogation. TOEYE 10 U. 1 To cover, wrap up, veil, envelop (a) U fErtura FIAT: Mb. - To hide, conceal, disguise, keep secret; f ic fart qurt Bh. 2. 77; r 394 2. 64; Ms. 4. 198; 10. 40; Ch. P. 4. -3 To clothe oneself, put on clothes. -4 To stand in the way, become an obstacle. 1989 m. Ved. 1 Food. - 2 A cover. To : A cover, wrapper, coverlet, bed-clothes, bed-cover; szl a rgr#: R. 19. 22. Comp. -79: bed-clothes, coverlet. TOEGET p. p. 1 Covered, wrapped, enveloped. -2 Private, secret ; fan 14 F4 ETAT 48 974 Bh. 2. 61. -8 Concealed, hidden; 9341 a 1a afecoat: 1997: Ms. 10.40; Mb. 3. 35. 31. -4 Clothed, clad. - 1 A private door. - A loop-hole, lattice, window. - ind. Secretly, covertly. -Comp. -et: an unseen thief. TOEIC . Concealing, covering at the end of comp.). - The song of a wife deserted by her husband (containing a covert description of her sorrows ); also 90 % in this sense. 7 061774 1 Covering, concealing - An upper garment. -Comp. -TE: a wrapper, cover, coverlet. 90 a p. p. 1 Covered, enveloped, clothed &c. -2 Hidden, concealed. Togetha. Anything (drug &c.) causing vomiting. Toeg 1 Vomiting.-2 Emitting, sending forth. -3 An emetic प्रच्छदनविधारणाभ्यां वा प्राणस्य Patalijala S. 1.34. प्रच्छर्दिका Vomiting. Folah 1 Scarifying. -2 Making sore. Torre ( 9941 142 47 ] Thick or dense shade, a shadowy place; fegruganfaar faqat: TUHTAT: S. 1. 3; M. 3. affesa 7 U. To cut, cleave. प्रच्छेदनम् Dividing into small pieces. focus a. Dry, waterless. Try 1 A. 1 To move away, go away, withdraw, retreat. -2 To fall off from, drop down, fall down. -3 To forsake, abandon (as religion ). -4 To be ejected or driven, be dislodged, be deprived of, lose (with abl.) - To flow out, stream forth. -6 To drive, urge on. -Caus. 1 To move, shake. -2 To displace, dislodge, eject, expel. -3 To cause to fall, ruin. gora: 1 Fall, ruin. -2 Improvement, advancement, growth. -3 Withdrawal. 480 TH 1 Departing, retreating, withdrawal. -2 Loss, deprivation. - Oozing, dropping (TCU). 7 a 1 Causing to give up. -2 A means of removing, a sedative or palliative. Toutea p. p. Driven away; at falafta: yeyifaar: ytl: Mb. 3. 172. 28. Tag a. Transitory, fragile. toya p. p. 1 Fallen off or from. -2 Strayed, deviated. -3 Dislodged, displaced, degraded; 3TEHTGsa as: la quah Ms. 12. 116. -4 Displaced, ejected. 5 Banished, expelled. -6 Routed, put to Alight. Tegra: f. 1 Departing, withdrawal. -2 Loss, deprivation, falling down from ; नित्यं प्रच्युतिशङ्कया क्षणमपि स्वर्ग a HTC Santi. 4. 20.-3 Fall, ruin. THE 4 A. 1 To be born or produced, come into existence. -2 To grow, arise, spring up. -3 To bring forth, be delivered of. -4 To beget, generate, produce in general; afara wa ya Mb. 12. 28. 55. -Caus. 1 To beget, generate. -2 To cause, produce. - To bring forth, bear. For Private and Personal Use Only

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