सील [ sīla] [ sīla]n. = [sīra] ,a plough Lit. Kapishṭh.
सीलन्ध [ sīlandha] [ sīlandha]or [sīlandhra]m.a kind of fish Lit. Bhpr.
सीलन्ध्र [ sīlandhra] [ sīlandhra]or [sīlandha]m.a kind of fish Lit. Bhpr.
सीलमावती [ sīlamāvatī] [ sīlámāvatī]f. (applied to the Indus ;of doubtful meaning ; accord.to Sāyaṇa " rich in plants " ( fr. [ silanā] , " a kind of plant of which ropes are made " ) ; accord.to others " rich in water " ) Lit. RV. x , 75 , 8.
सीलार [ sīlāra] [ sīlāra]m.N. of a family of kings ( cf. [śīlāra-vaṃśa] ) Lit. Inscr.
सील्लन [ sīllana] [ sīllana] v.l.for [ śilhama] Lit. Cat.
सीवक [ sīvaka] [ sīvaka] [sīvana] seep. 1218 , col. 1.
सीस [ sīsa] [ sīsa]n. (of doubtful derivation) lead (also used as money) Lit. VS.
the leaden weight used by weavers Lit. VS.
[ sīsa]m.f.n.leaden , of lead Lit. VS. Lit. LāṭyŚr.
सीसज [ sīsaja] [ sīsa-ja]n.minium , red lead Lit. L.
सीसपत्त्र [ sīsapattra] [ sīsa-pattra]n.lead Lit. L.
सीसपत्त्रक [ sīsapattraka] [ sīsa-pattraka]n.lead Lit. L.
सीसक [ sīsaka] [ sīsaka]m.n.lead Lit. L.
सीसताण [ sīsatāṇa] [ sīsatāṇa]N. of a place Lit. Cat.
सीसर [ sīsara] [ sīsara]m.N. of a mythical dog (the husband of Saramā) Lit. PārGṛ.
सीसरम [ sīsarama] [ sīsarama]m.N. of a dog-demon Lit. HirGṛ.
सीह [ sīha] [ sīha] see [ sugandhi-s] ,p. 1222 , col. 3.
सीहर [ sīhara] [ sīhara] g. [ sakhy-ādi] .
सीहुण्ड [ sīhuṇḍa] [ sīhuṇḍa]m. ( cf. [ seh] )a kind of spurge , Euphorbia Antiquorum Lit. L.
सु [ su] [ su]1 Root cl. [1] P. Ā. [ savati], [ °te] ,to go , move Lit. Dhātup. xxii , 42 ( Lit. Vop. [sru] ) .
सु [ su] [ su]2 Root (= √ 1. [sū] ) cl. [1] [2] P. ( Lit. Dhātup. xxii , 43 and xxiv , 32 ; [ savati] , [sauti] ,only in 3. sg. pr. [sauti]and 2. sg. Impv. [ suhi] )to urge , impel , incite Lit. ŚBr. Lit. KātyŚr. ;to possess supremacy Lit. Dhātup.
सुत [ suta] [ sutá]1m.f.n.impelled , urged Lit. ŚBr.
allowed , authorized Lit. ib.
सुति [ suti] [ suti]1 (prob.) in [kuru-]and [ pṛt-s] (qq.vv.)
सु [ su] [ su]3 Root cl. [5] P. Ā. ( Lit. Dhātup. xxvii , 1) [ sunóti] , [ sunute] (in Lit. RV. 3. pl. [ sunvánti] , [ sunviré] ( with pass. sense ) and [ suṣvati] ; p. [sunvát]or [ sunvāná] ( the latter with act. and pass. sense ) Lit. ib. ; pf. [ suṣāva] , [ suṣuma] Lit. ib. Lit. MBh. ; p.in Veda [ suṣuvás]and [suṣvāṇá] ( the later generally with pass. sense ; accord. to Lit. Kāś. on Lit. Pāṇ. 3-2 , 106 , also [suṣuvāṇa] with act. sense ) ; aor. accord.to Gr. [ asāvīt]or [ asauṣīt] , [ asoṣṭa]or [ asaviṣṭa] ;in Lit. RV.also Impv. [sótu] , [ sutám] ,and p. ( mostly pass. ) [ suvāná] ( but the spoken form is [svāná] and so written in Lit. SV. , [ suv] in Lit. RV. ) ;and 3. pl. [ asuṣavuḥ] Lit. AitBr. ; fut. [ sotā] Lit. ib. ; [ soṣyati] Lit. KātyŚr. ; [ saviṣyati] Lit. ŚBr. ; inf. [ sótave] , [ sótos] Lit. RV. : Lit. Br. ; [ sotum] Gr. ; ind.p. [-sútya] Lit. Br. ; [-sūya] Lit. MBh.) ,to press out , extract (esp. the juice from the Soma plant for libations) Lit. RV. Lit. AV. Lit. ŚBr. Lit. KātyŚr. Lit. Up. Lit. MBh. ;to distil , prepare (wine , spirits ) Sch.on Lit. Pāṇ. 2-2 , 132 : Pass. [ sūyáte] (in Lit. RV.also Ā.3. sg. [ sunve]and 3. pl. [ sunviré]with pass. sense ; aor. [ ásāvi] Lit. ib.) : Caus. [ -sāvayati]or [ -ṣāvayati] (see [abhi-ṣu]and [pra-√ su] ; aor. [ asūṣavat] accord.to some [ asīṣavat] ) Gr.: Desid.of Caus. [ suṣāvayiṣati] Lit. ib. : Desid. [ susūṣati] , [ °te] Lit. ib. : Intens. [ soṣūyate] , [ soṣavīti] , [ soṣoti] Lit. ib.
सुत् [ sut] [ sut]1m.f.n. (ifc. ;for 2. seecol.3) extracting juice , making libations (see [tīvra-sút] , [pra-sút] , [madhuṣút] , [soma-sút] )
[ sut]m. = [ stotṛ] ,a praiser , worshipper Lit. Naigh. iii , 16.
सुत [ suta] [ sutá]2m.f.n.pressed out , extracted
[ suta]m. (sg. and pl. ,once n.in Lit. ChUp. v , 12 ,1) the expressed Soma juice , a Soma libation Lit. RV. Lit. AV. Lit. ŚBr. Lit. ChUp. Lit. BhP.
सुतकीर्ति [ sutakīrti] [ sutá-kīrti]f.mention of the (extracted) Soma Lit. AitBr.
सुतप [ sutapa] [ sutá-pa]m. (for [su-tapa] seep. 1223 , col. 3) a drinker of the Soma-juice
pl.N. of a class of deities Lit. MW.
सुतपा [ sutapā] [ sutá-pā́]m.f.n.drinking the Soma-juice Lit. RV.
सुतपावन् [ sutapāvan] [ sutá-pā́van]m.f.n.drinking the Soma-juice Lit. RV.
सुतपेय [ sutapeya] [ sutá-péya]n.the drinking of Soma Lit. ib.
सुतम्भर [ sutambhara] [ sutá-m-bhará]m.f.n.carrying away Soma Lit. RV.
[ sutambhara]m.N. of a Ṛishi (having the patr. Ātreya and author of Lit. RV. v , 11-14) . Lit. Anukr.
सुतवत् [ sutavat] [ sutá-vat]1m.f.n. (for 2. seeunder 3. [suta] )containing the word [suta] ( [atī] f. " a verse containing the word [suta] " ) Lit. AitBr.
[ sutavat]m.a drinker of the Soma-juice Lit. W.
an offerer of a libation Lit. MW.
सुतश्रवस् [ sutaśravas] [ sutá-śravas]m.N. of a teacher , Lit. Hir.
सुतसोम [ sutasoma] [ sutá-soma]m.f.n. ( [sutá-] )one who has extracted the Soma , offerer of a Soma libation Lit. RV.
(a sacrifice) at which the Soma is prepared Lit. ib.
[ sutasoma]m.N. of a son of Bhīma-sena Lit. MBh. Lit. VP.
of a prince Lit. Jātakam.
[ sutasomā]f.N. of a wife of Kṛishṇa (v.l. [ śruta-s] ) Lit. Hariv.
सुतसोमजातक [ sutasomajātaka] [ sutá-soma--jātaka]n.N. of a Buddhist legend
सुतसोमवत् [ sutasomavat] [ sutá-soma--vat]m.f.n. ( [ sutá-s] ) (pl.)joined with those who have prepared the Soma-juice Lit. RV.
सुतसोमावदान [ sutasomāvadāna] [ sutá-somāvadāna]n. = [ °ma-jātaka] .
सुतावत् [ sutāvat] [ sutā-vat]m.f.n. = [sutá-vat] Lit. RV.
सुतासुत [ sutāsuta] [ sutāsutá]n. du.what is extracted (as Soma) and what is not extracted (as milk) Lit. MaitrS.
सुतासुतिन् [ sutāsutin] [ sutāsutí n]m.f.n.having what is and what is not extracted Lit. TBr.
सुति [ suti] [ suti]2f.extracting or pouring out (in [ somas] q.v.)
सुते [ sute] [ sute] (loc.of 2. [suta] )in comp.
सुतेकर [ sutekara] [ sute-kara] ( [suté-] )m.f.n.performing (recitation of certain texts) at the preparation of the Soma Lit. RV.
सुतेगृभ् [ sutegṛbh] [ sute-gṛ́bh]m.f.n.taking hold of the Soma (for drawing it out of the vessel) Lit. ib.
सुतेमनस् [ sutemanas] [ sute-manas]m.N. of a preceptor (having the patr. Śāṇḍilyāyana). Lit. IndSt.
सुतेरण [ suteraṇa] [ sute-raṇa] ( [suté-] )m.f.n.delighting in Soma Lit. RV.
सुत्य [ sutya] [ sutya]n. (with or scil. [ahan] )the day of Soma extraction (also [sutyāha] , m. ) Lit. ŚrS. Lit. MBh.
सुत्याह [ sutyāha] [ sutyāha]m. , see [sutya] ,the day of Soma extraction
सुत्या [ sutyā] [ sutyā]1f. (for 2. seebelow) the extraction or solemn preparation of Soma Lit. VS. Lit. Br. Lit. ŚrS.
सुत्याकाल [ sutyākāla] [ sutyā-kāla]m.the time of Lit. Nyāyam.
सुत्याकालीन [ sutyākālīna] [ sutyā-kālīna]m.f.n.relating to that time ( [-tva] n. ) Lit. ib. Sch.
सुत्याकालीनत्व [ sutyākālīnatva] [ sutyā-kālīna--tva]n. , see [sutyākālīna]
सुत्यामास [ sutyāmāsa] [ sutyā-māsa]m.a month in which the Soma is daily pressed Lit. Lāṭy.
सुत्वन् [ sutvan] [ sútvan]m.f. ( [ arī] Lit. Pāṇ. 4-1 , 7) n.the extracting or preparing of Soma Lit. RV. Lit. AV.
[ sutvan]m.a drinker of Soma Lit. W.
a student who has performed his ablutions (before or after a Soma sacrifice) Lit. ib.
N. of a man (having the patr. Kairiśi) Lit. AitBr.
सुन्वत् [ sunvat] [ sunvát]m.f.n.pressing out (the Soma)
[ sunvat]m.the offerer of a Soma sacrifice Lit. Śiś.
N. of a son of Sumantu (also called Sunvāna) Lit. BhP.
सुषुवाण [ suṣuvāṇa] [ suṣuvāṇa] see √ 3. [su]col.2.
सुष्वाण [ suṣvāṇa] [ suṣvāṇá] see √ 3. [su]col.2.
सुष्वि [ suṣvi] [ súṣvi]m.f.n.pressing out or offering Soma (compar. [-tara] ) Lit. RV.
सूति [ sūti] [ sūti] see3. [sūti] ,p. 1241 , col. 3.
सूत्य [ sūtya] [ sūtya] see3. [sūti] ,p. 1241 , col. 3.
सोतु [ sotu] [ sotu] seep. 1248 , col. 3.
सोतृ [ sotṛ] [ sotṛ] seep. 1248 , col. 3.
सु [ su] [ su]4 Root (= √ 2. [sū] ) , (only in 3. sg. [sauti] see [pra-√ sū] )to beget , bring forth.
सुत् [ sut] [ sut]2m.f.n. (for 1. seecol.2) begetting , generating , engendering Lit. MW.
सुत [ suta] [ suta]3m.f.n.begotten , brought forth
[ suta]m. (ifc. f ( [ ā] ) .)a son , child , offspring ( [ sutau] du.= " son and daughter " ) Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
m.a king Lit. L.
N. of the 5th astrological house Lit. VarBṛS.
N. of a son of the 10th Manu Lit. Hariv.
सुतंरयिष्ठीय [ sutaṃrayiṣṭhīya] [ suta-ṃ-rayiṣṭhīya]n. (with [ prajāpateḥ] )N. of two Sāmans Lit. ĀrshBr.
सुतंगम [ sutaṃgama] [ suta-ṃ-gama]n. " son-obtaining " , N. of a man ( cf. [ sautaṃgami] ) Lit. Pāṇ. 3-2 , 47 Sch.
सुतजीवक [ sutajīvaka] [ suta-jīvaka]m.Putrañjīva Roxburghii Lit. L.
सुतंजय [ sutaṃjaya] [ suta-ṃ-jaya]m. " son-winning " , N. of a man ( cf. [sutaṃ-gama] ) Lit. MBh.
सुतत्व [ sutatva] [ suta-tva]n.condition of sonship (instr.with √ [grah] , " to adopt any one ( acc. ) as a son " ) Lit. Kathās.
सुतदा [ sutadā] [ suta-dā]f. " son-giving " , N. of a divine being Lit. Pañcar.
सुतनिर्विशेषम् [ sutanirviśeṣam] [ suta-nirviśeṣam] ind.not differently from a son , exactly like a son Lit. Ragh.
सुतपादिका [ sutapādikā] [ suta-pādikā]f.a species of Mimosa Lit. L. 2.
सुतपादुका [ sutapādukā] [ suta-pādukā]f.a species of Mimosa Lit. L. 2.
सुतवत् [ sutavat] [ suta-vat]m.f.n. (for 1. seeunder 2. [suta] )possessing sons or children Lit. VarBṛS.
[ sutavat]m.the father of a son Lit. W.
सुतवत्सल [ sutavatsala] [ suta-vatsala]m.f.n.loving one's children
[ sutavatsala]m.an affectionate father Lit. Veṇis.
सुतवल्लभ [ sutavallabha] [ suta-vallabha] w.r.forprec.
सुतवस्करा [ sutavaskarā] [ suta-vaskarā]f.the mother of seven children Lit. L.
सुतश्रेणी [ sutaśreṇī] [ suta-śreṇī]f.the plant Salvinia Cucullata Lit. L.
सुतसुत [ sutasuta] [ suta-suta]m.a son's son , a grandson Lit. MārkP.
सुतहिबुकयोग [ sutahibukayoga] [ suta-hibuka-yoga]m.junction of the 4th and 5th astrol. houses (said to be suitable for marriages) Lit. MW.
सुतात्मज [ sutātmaja] [ sutātmaja]m. = [suta-suta] Lit. L.
[ sutātmajā]f.a granddaughter Lit. L.
सुतार्णव [ sutārṇava] [ sutārṇava]m.N. of wk.
सुतार्थिन् [ sutārthin] [ sutārthin]m.f.n.desirous of offspring Lit. Mn. iii , 262.
सुतोत्पत्ति [ sutotpatti] [ sutotpatti]f.birth of a son Lit. Mn. iii , 16.
सुता [ sutā] [ sutā]f. (ifc. f ( [ā] ) .)a daughter Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
the plant Alhagi Maurorum Lit. L.
सुतादान [ sutādāna] [ sutā-dāna]n.the gift (in marriage) of a daughter Lit. Mn. iii , 26.
सुतापति [ sutāpati] [ sutā-pati]m. " daughter's husband " , a son-in-law Lit. KātyŚr. Sch.
सुतापुत्र [ sutāputra] [ sutā-putra]m. du.a daughter and a son Lit. L.
सुताभाव [ sutābhāva] [ sutā-bhāva]m.the state of a daughter Lit. Kathās.
सुति [ suti] [ suti]3 see [sú-ṣuti] .
सुतिन् [ sutin] [ sutin]m.f.n.having a son or sons ( [ inī] f. " a mother " ) Lit. Hit.
सुती [ sutī] [ sutī]1 mf. (abl. gen. [ sutyus] )one who wishes for a son or treats any one like a son Lit. Vop.
सुती [ sutī] [ sutī]2in comp.for 3. [suta] .
सुतीभूत [ sutībhūta] [ sutī-bhūta]m.f.n.become a son Lit. Kathās.
सुतीय [ sutīya] [ sutīya] Nom. P. [-yati] (fr. 3. [suta]or [sutā] ) ,to treat like a son Lit. Sāh. ;to wish for a son or for a daughter Lit. MW.
सुत्या [ sutyā] [ sutyā]2f. (for 1. seeabove) bringing forth a child , parturition Lit. MW.
सु [ su] [ sú]5 ind. (opp. to [dus] and corresponding in sense to Gk. 1 ; perhaps connected with 1. [vásu] , and , accord.to some , with pron.base [sa] ,as [ku]with [ka] ;in Veda also [sū́]and liable to become [ṣu]or [ṣū]and to lengthen a preceding vowel , while a following [na]may become [ṇa] ;it may be used as an adj.or adv.) ,good , excellent , right , virtuous , beautiful , easy , well , rightly , much , greatly , very , any , easily , willingly , quickly (in older language often with other particles ; esp. with [u] , = " forthwith , immediately " ; with [mo] i.e. [ mā u] , = " never , by no means " ; [ sú kam] often emphatically with an Impv. e.g. [ tí ṣṭhā sú kam maghavan mā́ parā gāḥ] , " do tarry O Maghavan , go not past " Lit. RV. iii , 53 , 2 ; [su] always qualifies the meaning of a verb and is never used independently at the beginning of a verse ; in later language it is rarely a separate word , but is mostly prefixed to substantives , adjectives , adverbs and participles , exceptionally also to an ind.p. e.g. [ su-baddhvā] , " having well bound " Lit. Mṛicch. x , 50 ; or even to a finite verb e.g. [ su-nirvavau] Lit. Śiś. vi , 58) Lit. RV. Lit. (1219,3)
सुऊति [ sūuti] [ sú-ūtí]f.good protection or assistance Lit. RV.
सुकक्ष [ sukakṣa] [ sú-kakṣa]m.N. of the author of Lit. RV. viii , 81 ; 82 (having the patr. Āṅgirasa) Lit. RAnukr.
सुकङ्कवत् [ sukaṅkavat] [ sú-kaṅkavat]m.N. of a mountain Lit. MārkP. (v.l. [vaikaṅka] Lit. VP.)
सुकटंकर [ sukaṭaṃkara] [ sú-kaṭaṃ-kara]m.f.n.very fit for making mats Lit. Pat.
सुकण्टका [ sukaṇṭakā] [ sú-kaṇṭakā]f.Aloe Indica Lit. L.
सुकण्ठ [ sukaṇṭha] [ sú-kaṇṭha]m.f.n.sweet-voiced Lit. BhP.
[ sukaṇṭha]m.N. of a singer Lit. Cat.
[ sukaṇṭhī]f.the female or Indian cuckoo Lit. L.
[ sukaṇṭha]m.N. of an Apsaras Lit. Bālar.
सुकण्डु [ sukaṇḍu] [ sú-kaṇḍu]m.much-scratching , the itch Lit. L.
सुकथा [ sukathā] [ sú-kathā]f.a beautiful story Lit. Kathās.
सुकन्द [ sukanda] [ sú-kanda]m.the root of Scirpus Kysoor Lit. L.
an onion Lit. W.
a yam Lit. ib.
the root of Arum Campanulatum Lit. MW.
other bulbous plants (= [ vārāhi-kanda] ; = [ -dharaṇī-k] ) Lit. ib.
सुकन्दज [ sukandaja] [ sú-kanda--ja]m.f.n. v.l.for [su-kundana] Lit. L.
सुकन्दक [ sukandaka] [ sú-kandaka]m.an onion Lit. L.
a species of Arum Lit. ib.
a yam Lit. ib.
pl.N. of a people Lit. MBh.
सुकन्दिन् [ sukandin] [ sú-kandin]m.Amorphophallus Campanulatus Lit. L.
Arum Campanulatum Lit. MW.
सुकन्यक [ sukanyaka] [ sú-kanyaka]m.f.n.having a beautiful daughter Lit. Vop.
सुकन्या [ sukanyā] [ sú-kanyā́]f.a beautiful girl Lit. MW.
N. of a daughter of Śaryāta (or [ °ti] )and wife of the Ṛishi Cyavana Lit. ŚBr. Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv. Lit. (also [ °yakā] ) .
सुकन्याक [ sukanyāka] [ sú-kanyāka]m.f.n. = [-kanyaka] Lit. Vop.
सुकपर्द [ sukaparda] [ sú-kapardá]m.f.n.having beautiful braided hair Lit. VS. Lit. MaitrS.
सुकपोल [ sukapola] [ sú-kapola]m.f.n.having beautiful cheeks Lit. BhP.
सुकपोलास्य [ sukapolāsya] [ sú-kapolāsya]m.f.n.having a face with beautiful cheeks Lit. ib.
सुकमल [ sukamala] [ sú-kamala]n.a beautiful lotus flower Lit. Kālac.
सुकम्बल [ sukambala] [ sú-kambala]m. (ifc. f ( [ā] ) .)a beautiful dewlap Lit. Hcat.
सुकर [ sukara] [ sú-kára]m.f.n.easy to be done , easy for (gen.)or to (inf.) Lit. RV. Lit. Mn.
easy to be managed , tractable (as a horse or cow) Lit. L.
easily achieving Lit. Vop.
[ sukara]m.a good-natured horse Lit. L.
सुकरतरक [ sukarataraka] [ sú-kára--taraka]m.f.n.very easy to be done Lit. Pat.
सुकरत्व [ sukaratva] [ sú-kára--tva]n.easiness , feasibleness Lit. Sarvad. Lit. Nīlak.
सुकरसंधि [ sukarasaṃdhi] [ sú-kára--saṃdhi]m.f.n.easily joined or united Lit. Pañcat. (v.l.)
सुकरीर [ sukarīra] [ sú-karīrá] (prob.) w.r.for [-kurīrá] Lit. MaitrS.
सुकर्ण [ sukarṇa] [ sú-karṇa]m.a beautiful ear Lit. BhP.
[ sukarṇa]m.f.n.having beautiful ears
m.N. of a Rākshasa Lit. R.
सुकर्णक [ sukarṇaka] [ sú-karṇaka]m.f.n. = [-karṇa] Lit. MW.
[ sukarṇaka]m.a kind of bulbous plant Lit. L.
[ sukarṇikā]f.Salvinia Cucullata Lit. ib.
सुकर्णिक [ sukarṇika] [ sú-karṇika]m.f.n.having a beautiful film (as a lotus flower) Lit. Hcat.
सुकर्म [ sukarma] [ sú-karma]m. pl.N. of a class of deities Lit. MW.
सुकर्मन् [ sukarman] [ sú-karman]n.a good work Lit. Pañcar.
[ sukarman]m.f.n. ( [ -kár] )performing good works , virtuous Lit. Rājat.
active , diligent Lit. W.
m.a good or expert artificer or artist or architect Lit. RV. Lit. VS. Lit. Nir.
N. of Viśva-karman (the architect of the gods) Lit. L.
the 7th of the 27 astronomical Lit. Yogas. Lit. ib.
N. of a king Lit. MBh. Lit. BhP.
of a teacher of the Sāma-veda Lit. Pur.
pl.N. of a class of deities Lit. ib.
सुकल [ sukala] [ sú-kala]m.f.n.one who employs his property well both by giving and enjoying it Lit. L.
[ sukala]m.N. of a man Lit. Cat.
सुकलत्र [ sukalatra] [ sú-kalatra]n.a good wife Lit. Kathās.
सुकलित [ sukalita] [ sú-kalita] w.r.fornext Lit. MBh.
सुकलिल [ sukalila] [ sú-kalila]m.f.n.well filled with Lit. ib.
सुकल्प [ sukalpa] [ sú-kálpa]m.f.n.easy to be made Lit. AV.
very qualified or skilled Lit. BhP.
(w.r.for [ -kalya] ) Lit. ib.
सुकल्पित [ sukalpita] [ sú-kalpita]m.f.n.well equipped or armed Lit. MBh.
सुकल्य [ sukalya] [ sú-kalya]m.f.n.perfectly sound Lit. BhP.
सुकवि [ sukavi] [ sú-kavi]m.a good poet. Lit. VarBṛS. Lit. Kathās.
सुकविहृदयानन्दिनी [ sukavihṛdayānandinī] [ sú-kavi--hṛdayānandinī]f.N. of wk.
सुकष्ट [ sukaṣṭa] [ sú-kaṣṭa]m.f.n.very painful or dangerous (as a disease) Lit. Suśr.
सुकाण्ड [ sukāṇḍa] [ sú-kāṇḍa]m.f.n.having a good stem or stalk Lit. MW.
well-jointed Lit. ib.
Momordica Charantia Lit. L.
सुकाण्डिका [ sukāṇḍikā] [ sú-kāṇḍikā]f. id. Lit. ib.
सुकाण्डिन् [ sukāṇḍin] [ sú-kāṇḍin]m.f.n.having good stems or stalks Lit. MW.
beautifully jointed Lit. ib.
सुकान्त [ sukānta] [ sú-kānta]m.f.n.very handsome Lit. Kathās.
सुकान्ति [ sukānti] [ sú-kānti]m.N. of a man Lit. Cat.
सुकाम [ sukāma] [ sú-kāma]m.f.n.having good desires Lit. MW.
[ sukāmā]f.Ficus Heterophylla Lit. L.
सुकामद [ sukāmada] [ sú-kāma--da]m.f.n.abundantly granting desires Lit. Hcat.
सुकामव्रत [ sukāmavrata] [ sú-kāma--vrata]n.a partic. religious observance Lit. Cat. (v.l. [ kāmya-v] ) .
सुकाल [ sukāla] [ sú-kāla] ( Lit. Hariv.) ( Lit. Mn. Lit. Pur.)m. pl.N. of a class of Pitṛis.
सुकालिन् [ sukālin] [ sú-kālin] ( Lit. Mn. Lit. Pur.)m. pl.N. of a class of Pitṛis.
सुकालुका [ sukālukā] [ sú-kālukā] w.r.for [ -vāl] Lit. L.
सुकाशन [ sukāśana] [ sú-kāśana]m.f.n.shining beautifully Lit. Nir.
सुकाष्ठ [ sukāṣṭha] [ sú-kāṣṭha]m.f.n.having good wood Lit. MW.
[ sukāṣṭhā]f.the wild plantain Lit. L.
[ sukāṣṭha]f. = [ kaṭvī] Lit. ib.
n.fire-wood Lit. A.
सुकाष्ठक [ sukāṣṭhaka] [ sú-kāṣṭhaka]m.f.n.having good wood Lit. MW.
[ sukāṣṭhaka]n.Pinus Deodora or another species Lit. L.
सुकिंशुक [ sukiṃśuka] [ sú-kiṃśuká]m.f.n. (prob.) " well made of Kiṃśuka wood " or " bright with Kiṃśuka flowers " (said of the car of Sūryā) Lit. RV. x , 85 , 20 ( cf. Lit. Nir. xii , 8).
सुकीर्ति [ sukīrti] [ sú-kīrtí]f.good praise , hymn of praise Lit. RV.
[ sukīrti]m.f.n.well or easily praised Lit. ib.
glorious Lit. Śivag.
m.N. of the author of Lit. RV. x , 131 (having the patr. Kākshīvata.)
of the above hymn Lit. Br. Lit. Vait.
सुकुक्षि [ sukukṣi] [ sú-kukṣi]f.N. of a Gandharva maid Lit. Kāraṇḍ.
सुकुचा [ sukucā] [ sú-kucā]f.having beautiful breasts Lit. MBh.
सुकुट्ट [ sukuṭṭa] [ sú-kuṭṭa]m. pl.N. of a people Lit. ib.
सुकुट्य [ sukuṭya] [ sú-kuṭya]m. pl.N. of a people Lit. ib.
सुकुण्डल [ sukuṇḍala] [ sú-kuṇḍala]m.N. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra Lit. ib.
सुकुन्दक [ sukundaka] [ sú-kundaka]m.an onion Lit. L.
सुकुन्दन [ sukundana] [ sú-kundana]m.a kind of plant (= [barbara] ) Lit. L.
सुकुमल [ sukumala] [ sú-kumala] w.r.for [-komala] Lit. Pañcat.
सुकुमार [ sukumāra] [ sú-kumāra]m.f.n.very tender or delicate Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
[ sukumāra]m.a delicate youth Lit. ib.
tenderness Lit. L.
sugar-cane and various other plants (Jonesia Asoka ; the wild Campaka ; Panicum Frumentaceum ) Lit. L.
N. of a serpent-demon Lit. MBh.
of a Daitya Lit. L.
of various kings Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv. Lit. Pur.
of a poet Lit. Cat.
of a Varsha Lit. MBh. Lit. MārkP.
[ sukumārā]f.Jasminum Sambac or Grandiflorum Lit. L.
[ sukumāra]m.Musa Sapientum Lit. L.
Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis Lit. L.
Trigonella Corniculata Lit. L.
N. of a river Lit. MW.
सुकुमारतनुत्वच् [ sukumāratanutvac] [ sú-kumāra--tanu-tvac]m.f.n.having very soft and delicate skin Lit. MW.
सुकुमारतर [ sukumāratara] [ sú-kumāra--tara]m.f.n.more delicate Lit. Sāṃkhyak. Lit. Vās.
सुकुमारता [ sukumāratā] [ sú-kumāra--tā]f. ( Lit. Kāvyâd. )delicacy , tenderness
सुकुमारत्व [ sukumāratva] [ sú-kumāra--tva]n. ( Lit. Kathās.)delicacy , tenderness
सुकुमारनखत्वच् [ sukumāranakhatvac] [ sú-kumāra--nakha-tvac]m.f.n.having very delicate nails and skin Lit. MW.
सुकुमारवन [ sukumāravana] [ sú-kumāra--vana]n.N. of a forest Lit. BhP.
सुकुमाराङ्ग [ sukumārāṅga] [ sú-kumārāṅga]m.f.n.having very delicate limbs Lit. MW.
सुकुमारक [ sukumāraka] [ sú-kumāraka]m.f.n.very tender
[ sukumāraka]m.a tender youth Lit. Hariv. Lit. Pañcar.
sugar-cane Lit. L.
rice Lit. MW.
N. of a son of Jāmbavat Lit. VP.
n.a partic. part of the ear Lit. VarBṛS.
a cinnamon-leaf Lit. L.
the Tamāla-pattra Lit. MW.
सुकुमारीक [ sukumārīka] [ sú-kumārīka]m.f.n.having a handsome daughter Lit. Pāṇ. 6-2 , 173 Sch.
सुकुमाल [ sukumāla] [ sú-kumāla]m.f.n. = [-kumāra] Lit. Pañcad.
सुकुरीर [ sukurīra] [ sú-kurīrá]m.f.n.having a beautiful headdress Lit. VS.
सुकुर्कुर [ sukurkura] [ sú-kurkura]m.N. of a dog-demon , Lit. Hir.
सुकुल [ sukula] [ sú-kula]n.a noble family Lit. Kāv.
[ sukula]m.f.n.sprung from a noble family Lit. ib. Lit. Pañcat.
सुकुलज [ sukulaja] [ sú-kula--ja]m.f.n. id. Lit. Kāv.
सुकुलजन्मन् [ sukulajanman] [ sú-kula--janman]n.noble birth Lit. ib.
सुकुलता [ sukulatā] [ sú-kula--tā]f.id. Lit. Prasaṅg.
सुकुलस्त्री [ sukulastrī] [ sú-kula--strī]f.a woman of good family , a respectable woman Lit. MW.
सुकुलीन [ sukulīna] [ sú-kulīna]m.f.n. = [-kula-ja] Lit. Pañcat.
सुकुसुमा [ sukusumā] [ sú-kusumā]f.N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda Lit. MBh.
सुकूर्कुर [ sukūrkura] [ sú-kūrkura]m.N. of a demon hostile to children , Lit. PārGṛS.
सुकृत् [ sukṛt] [ sú-kṛ́t]m.f.n.doing good , benevolent , virtuous , pious (compar. [-tara] ;superl. [-tama] ) Lit. RV. Lit. AV. Lit. VS.
fortunate , well-fated , wise Lit. W.
making good sacrifices or offerings Lit. MW.
skilful , a skilful worker (said of Tvashṭṛi and Ṛibhu) Lit. RV.
[ sukṛt]m. pl.deceased fathers who enjoy the reward of virtue in the other world Lit. RV. Lit. AV.
सुकृत [ sukṛta] [ sú-kṛtá]n.a good or righteous deed , meritorious act , virtue , moral merit ( [-tas] ind. ) Lit. RV.
a benefit , bounty , friendly aid , favour Lit. R. Lit. Pañcat.
the world of virtue , heaven Lit. AV. Lit. TS. Lit. TBr.
fortune , auspiciousness Lit. W.
reward , recompense Lit. ib.
[ sukṛta]m.f.n.well done or made or formed or executed Lit. RV.
well arranged , adorned , made good (with [ mati] f. " a well-taken resolution " ; with [ anartha] m. " an evil turned to good " ; [ kim atra sukṛtam bhavet] , " what would be best done here? " ) Lit. RV.
treated with kindness , befriended Lit. MW.
well-conducted , virtuous , fortunate Lit. ib.
mfn. (said to be) = [ svak] Lit. TUp.
m.N. of a Prajā-pati Lit. VP.
of a son of Pṛithu Lit. Hariv.
सुकृतकर्मन् [ sukṛtakarman] [ sú-kṛtá--karman]n.a good or meritorious act ( [ °ma-kārin] mfn. " performing good acts " ) Lit. Kām. Lit. Kāv.
[ sukṛtakarman]m.f.n.doing good deeds , virtuous Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
सुकृतकर्मकारिन् [ sukṛtakarmakārin] [ sú-kṛtá--karma-kārin]m.f.n. , see [sukṛtakarman] , " performing good acts "
सुकृतकृत् [ sukṛtakṛt] [ sú-kṛtá--kṛt]m.f.n. id. Lit. Mn. iii , 37
सुकृततस् [ sukṛtatas] [ sú-kṛtá--tas]ind. , see [sukṛta]
सुकृतद्वादशी [ sukṛtadvādaśī] [ sú-kṛtá--dvādaśī]f.N. of apartic.12th day ( [-vrata] n.N. of a relig. observance) Lit. Cat.
सुकृतद्वादशीव्रत [ sukṛtadvādaśīvrata] [ sú-kṛtá--dvādaśī--vrata]n. , see [sukṛtadvādaśī] ,N. of a relig. observance
सुकृतभाज् [ sukṛtabhāj] [ sú-kṛtá--bhāj]m.f.n.connected with merit , meritorious Lit. Vās.
सुकृतरस [ sukṛtarasa] [ sú-kṛtá--rasa]m.the essence of merits or good deeds , Lit. JaimtBr.
सुकृतव्रत [ sukṛtavrata] [ sú-kṛtá--vrata]n.N. of a religious observance Lit. Cat.
सुकृतात्मन् [ sukṛtātman] [ sú-kṛtātman]m.f.n.one who has a well cultivated or refined mind Lit. R.
सुकृतार्थ [ sukṛtārtha] [ sú-kṛtārtha]m.f.n.one who has fully attained his object Lit. Kathās. (v.l. [ sva-k] )
सुकृतावास [ sukṛtāvāsa] [ sú-kṛtāvāsa]m.f.n.having a well-made or well-arranged residence Lit. MW.
सुकृताशा [ sukṛtāśā] [ sú-kṛtāśā]f.the hope of a reward for good acts Lit. Āpast.
सुकृतोच्छ्रय [ sukṛtocchraya] [ sú-kṛtocchraya]m.f.n.made very high , very lofty Lit. MBh.
सुकृतोदीरण [ sukṛtodīraṇa] [ sú-kṛtodīraṇa]n.the proclaiming or blazoning abroad of good actions Lit. MW.
सुकृति [ sukṛti] [ sú-kṛti]f.well-doing , good or correct conduct Lit. Pañcat.
acting in a friendly manner , kindness Lit. MW.
virtue Lit. ib.
the practice of religious austerities Lit. ib.
[ sukṛti]m.f.n.righteous , virtuous Lit. Cat.
m.N. of a son of Manu Svārocisha Lit. Hariv.
of one of the 7 Ṛishis in the 10th Manv-antara Lit. ib. Lit. BhP.
of a son of Pṛithu Lit. VP.
सुकृतिन् [ sukṛtin] [ sú-kṛtin]m.f.n.doing good actions , virtuous , generous ( [ °ti-tva] n. ) Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv. Lit. R.
prosperous , fortunate Lit. Amar. Lit. Kathās.
cultivated , wise Lit. Kāv. Lit. Hit.
[ sukṛtin]m.N. of one of the 7 Ṛishis under the 10th Manu Lit. MārkP.
सुकृतित्व [ sukṛtitva] [ sú-kṛti-tva]n. , see [sukṛtin]
सुकृत्य [ sukṛtya] [ sú-kṛtya]1 Nom. P. [°yati] (fr. [-kṛt] ) Lit. Pat. -2 .
सुकृत्य [ sukṛtya] [ sú-kṛtya]n.a good work to be done , duty Lit. BhP.
a good or correct action Lit. Pañcat.
[ sukṛtya]m.f.n.performing one's duties Lit. TBr.
m.N. of a man (g. [ naḍādi] )
सुकृत्यप्रकाश [ sukṛtyaprakāśa] [ sú-kṛtya--prakāśa]m.N. of wk.
सुकृत्या [ sukṛtyā] [ sú-kṛtyā́]f.good or clever or righteous act , right or virtuous action Lit. RV.
सुकृत्वन् [ sukṛtvan] [ sú-kṛ́tvan]m.f.n.acting skilfully or well Lit. RV.
सुकृष्ट [ sukṛṣṭa] [ sú-kṛṣṭa]m.f.n.well-ploughed Lit. AitBr. Lit. R. Lit. Pañcat.
सुकृष्ण [ sukṛṣṇa] [ sú-kṛṣṇa]m.f.n.very black Lit. R.
सुकेत [ suketa] [ sú-kéta]m.f.n.having good intentions , benevolent Lit. TS.
[ suketa]m.N. of an Āditya Lit. ib.
सुकेतन [ suketana] [ sú-ketana]m.N. of a son of Sunītha Lit. BhP.
सुकेतु [ suketu] [ sú-ketú]m.f.n.very bright Lit. RV.
[ suketu]m.N. of a king of the Yakshas Lit. Kāv.
of various kings Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv. Lit. R. Lit. Pur.
सुकेतुसुता [ suketusutā] [ sú-ketú--sutā]f. patr.of Tāḍakā Lit. Bālar.
सुकेतृ [ suketṛ] [ sú-ketṛ]m.a partic. personification (identified with the sun) Lit. PārGṛ. (accord.to others [ su-ketā] f ( [ā] ) .)
सुकेश [ sukeśa] [ sú-keśa]m.f.n.having beautiful hair Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
(prob.) thickly overgrown with a species of the Andropogon Lit. Siddh.
[ sukeśa]m.N. of a Rākshasa Lit. R.
[ sukeśī]f.N. of an Apsaras Lit. MBh.
[ sukeśa]m.of a Surâṅganā Lit. Siṃhâs.
of a daughter of Ketu-vīrya Lit. MārkP.
सुकेशीभार्य [ sukeśībhārya] [ sú-keśī-bhārya]m.f.n.one who has a beautiful-haired wife Lit. Vop.
सुकेशन् [ sukeśan] [ sú-keśan]m.N. of a man Lit. PraśnUp.
सुकेशि [ sukeśi] [ sú-keśi]m.N. of a Rākshasa Lit. Cat.
सुकेसर [ sukesara] [ sú-kesara]m.Citrus Medica Lit. L.
[ sukesara]n.N. of two metres Lit. Ked.
सुकोमल [ sukomala] [ sú-komala]m.f.n.very soft or tender Lit. Kāv. Lit. Pañcat. Lit. Śukas.
सुकोली [ sukolī] [ sú-kolī]f.a kind of bulbous plant Lit. L.
सुकोशक [ sukośaka] [ sú-kośaka]m.Mangifera Sylvatica Lit. ib.
सुकोशा [ sukośā] [ sú-kośā]f.a species of Luffa Lit. ib.
सुकोसला [ sukosalā] [ sú-kosalā]f.N. of a town Lit. Pat.
सुक्रतु [ sukratu] [ sú-krátu]m.f.n.skilful , wise (said of various gods) Lit. RV.
[ sukratu]m.N. of various kings Lit. MBh.
सुक्रतूय [ sukratūya] [ sú-kratūya] Nom. Ā. [ °yate] ,to show one's self skilful or wise Lit. RV.
सुक्रतूया [ sukratūyā] [ sú-kratūyā]f.intelligence , wisdom , skill Lit. ib.
सुक्रय [ sukraya] [ sú-kraya]m.a fair bargain Lit. Hcat.
सुक्रिया [ sukriyā] [ sú-kriyā]f.a good action , good work , moral or religious observance Lit. MW.
सुक्रीडा [ sukrīḍā] [ sú-krīḍā]f.N. of an Apsaras Lit. Kāraṇḍ.
सुक्रुद्ध [ sukruddha] [ sú-kruddha] ( [sú-] )m.f.n.very angry Lit. ŚBr. Lit. R.
सुक्रूर [ sukrūra] [ sú-krūra]m.f.n.very dreadful Lit. MBh.
सुक्लेश [ sukleśa] [ sú-kleśa]m.f.n.very distressing Lit. Kathās.
सुक्वण [ sukvaṇa] [ sú-kvaṇa]m.a beautiful sound Lit. L.
सुक्षत [ sukṣata] [ sú-kṣata] ( [sú-] )m.f.n.greatly hurt or damaged Lit. AV.
सुक्षत्र [ sukṣatra] [ sú-kṣatrá]m.f.n.having a good dominion , ruling well Lit. RV. Lit. VS.
possessing or conferring power , strong , powerful Lit. RV.
सुक्षत्रिय [ sukṣatriya] [ sú-kṣatriya]m.a good Kshatriya Lit. Rājat.
सुक्षय [ sukṣaya] [ sú-kṣáya]m.f.n.well-housed or well-sheltered Lit. RV.
सुक्षिति [ sukṣiti] [ sú-kṣití]f.a good abode , secure dwelling , place of refuge Lit. RV. Lit. VS. Lit. TS. Lit. Br.
सुक्षुब्ध [ sukṣubdha] [ sú-kṣubdha]m.f.n.greatly agitated Lit. Pañcar.
सुक्षेत्र [ sukṣetra] [ sú-kṣétra]n.an excellent field Lit. RV. Lit. Mn. Lit. R.
[ sukṣetra]m.f.n.affording a good field or dwelling-place Lit. RV. Lit. Hariv.
having good fields Lit. R.
sprung from a good womb Lit. Suśr.
m.N. of a son of the 10th Manu Lit. MārkP.
n.a house with three halls (towards the south , the west and the north) Lit. VarBṛS.
सुक्षेत्रता [ sukṣetratā] [ sú-kṣétrá--tā]f.the possession of a good field Lit. AV.
सुक्षेत्रिया [ sukṣetriyā] [ sú-kṣetriyā]f. (the same form for instr.)desire of good fields Lit. RV.
सुक्षेम [ sukṣema] [ sú-kṣema]n.great prosperity or comfort or peacefulness ( [-kṛt] mfn. ) Lit. VarBṛS.
सुक्षेमकृत् [ sukṣemakṛt] [ sú-kṣema--kṛt]m.f.n. , see [sukṣema]
सुक्षेमन् [ sukṣeman] [ sú-kṣéman]n.water Lit. Naigh. i , 12.
सुक्षोभ्य [ sukṣobhya] [ sú-kṣobhya]m.f.n.easily agitated Lit. Kathās.
सुक्ष्म [ sukṣma] [ sú-kṣmá]m.f.n.consisting of good earth Lit. VS. (Sch.)
सुख [ sukha] [ sú-khá] see [sukhá] s.v.
सुखल्लिका [ sukhallikā] [ sú-khallikā]f. (perhaps) luxurious life Lit. Lalit.
सुखवी [ sukhavī] [ sú-khavī] w.r.for [ -ṣavī] Lit. L.
सुखादि [ sukhādi] [ sú-khādi]m.f.n. (for [sukhādi] seep. 1221 , col. 3) wearing beautiful bracelets or rings (said of the Maruts) Lit. RV.
सुखादित [ sukhādita] [ sú-khādita] ( [sú-] )m.f.n.well masticated or eaten Lit. VS.
सुखुर [ sukhura] [ sú-khura]m.f.n.having beautiful hoofs Lit. Hcat.
सुख्यात [ sukhyāta] [ sú-khyāta]m.f.n.very renowned Lit. MW.
सुख्याति [ sukhyāti] [ sú-khyāti]f.good report , celebrity Lit. ib.
सुक [ suka] [ súka] (for [śúka] ) ,a parrot Lit. AV. i , 22 , 4.
सुक्कडि [ sukkaḍi] [ sukkaḍi]n.dry sandal-wood Lit. L.
सुक्ति [ sukti] [ sukti]m.N. of a mountain (prob. w.r.for [śukti] ) Lit. MārkP.
सुख् [ sukh] [ sukh] Root (prob. Nom.fr. [sukha]below) cl. [10] [4] P. ( Lit. Dhātup. xxxv , 75 ; xxxvi , 14) [ sukhayati] , [ sukhyati] ,to make happy , please , delight , gladden , rejoice , comfort Lit. MBh. Lit. Kāv.
सुख [ sukha] [ sukhá]m.f.n. (said to be fr. 5. [su]+ 3. [kha] ,and to mean originally " having a good axle-hole " ;possibly a Prākṛit form of [su-stha] q.v. ; cf. [duḥkha] )running swiftly or easily (only applied to cars or chariots , superl. [sukhá-tama] ) ,easy Lit. RV.
pleasant (rarely with this meaning in Veda) , agreeable , gentle , mild (comp. [ -tará] ) Lit. VS.
comfortable , happy , prosperous (= [ sukhin] ) Lit. R.
virtuous , pious Lit. MW.
[ sukha]m.N. of a man g. [ śivādi]
(scil. [ daṇḍa] )a kind of military array Lit. Kām.
[ sukhā]f. (in phil.) the effort to win future beatitude , piety , virtue Lit. Tattvas.
[ sukha]m. (in music) a partic. Mūrchanā Lit. Saṃgīt.
N. of the city of Varuṇa Lit. VP.
of one of the 9 Śaktis of Śiva Lit. L.
n.ease , easiness , comfort , prosperity , pleasure , happiness (in m. personified as a child of Dharma and Siddhi Lit. MārkP.),joy , delight in (loc. ; [ sukham-√ kṛ] " to give pleasure " ; [ mahatā sukhena] , " with great pleasure " ) , the sky , heaven , atmosphere ( cf.3. [kha] ) Lit. L.
n.water Lit. Naigh. i , 12
N. of the fourth astrol. house Lit. VarBṛS.
the drug or medicinal root called Vṛiddhi Lit. MW.
[ sukham] ind. (also [ ena] , [āt] )easily , comfortably , pleasantly , joyfully , willingly (with inf. = " easy to " e.g. [ sa bhaviṣyati sukhaṃ hantum] , " he will be easy to kill " ; [ sukham-na punar] " , rather - than " e.g. [ sukham asūn api saṃtyajanti na punaḥ pratijñām] , " they rather renounce life than a promise " ; [kadalī-sukham] , " as easily as a Kadalī " ) Lit. VS. Lit.
सुखकर [ sukhakara] [ sukhá-kara]m.f.n.causing pleasure or happiness Lit. Nir.
easy to be done or performed by (gen.) Lit. R.
सुखकार [ sukhakāra] [ sukhá-kāra] ( Lit. MW.)m.f.n.causing joy or happiness.
सुखकृत् [ sukhakṛt] [ sukhá-kṛt] ( Lit. MBh.)m.f.n.causing joy or happiness.
सुखकौमुदी [ sukhakaumudī] [ sukhá-kaumudī]f.N. of a grammar.
सुखक्रिया [ sukhakriyā] [ sukhá-kriyā]f.the act of causing delight or happiness Lit. Dhātup.
सुखग [ sukhaga] [ sukhá-ga]m.f.n.going easily Lit. MW.
सुखगन्ध [ sukhagandha] [ sukhá-gandha]m.f.n.sweet-smelling , fragrant Lit. R.
सुखगम [ sukhagama] [ sukhá-gama] ( Lit. MBh.)m.f.n.easy to be traversed or travelled over.
सुखगम्य [ sukhagamya] [ sukhá-gamya] ( Lit. Kām.)m.f.n.easy to be traversed or travelled over.
सुखग्राह्य [ sukhagrāhya] [ sukhá-grāhya]m.f.n.easy to be grasped Lit. Kathās.
easy to be comprehended or understood (see comp.)
सुखग्राह्यनिबन्धन [ sukhagrāhyanibandhana] [ sukhá-grāhya--nibandhana]n.a composition easy to be comprehended , easily intelligible language Lit. Kum.
सुखघात्य [ sukhaghātya] [ sukhá-ghātya]m.f.n.easy to be killed Lit. Pañcat.
सुखंकर [ sukhaṃkara] [ sukhá-ṃ-kara]m.f.n.causing joy or happiness Lit. MW.
[ sukhaṃkarī]f.a kind of plant (= [ jīvantī] ) Lit. L.
सुखचर [ sukhacara] [ sukhá-cara]m.f.n.going or moving easily Lit. MW.
[ sukhacara]m.N. of a village Lit. L.
सुखचार [ sukhacāra] [ sukhá-cāra]m.easy-going , a good horse Lit. L.
सुखचित्त [ sukhacitta] [ sukhá-citta]n.mental ease
सुखचित्तभाज् [ sukhacittabhāj] [ sukhá-citta--bhāj]m.f.n.enjoying mental ease Lit. Car.
सुखच्छाय [ sukhacchāya] [ sukhá-cchāya]m.f.n.affording pleasant shadow Lit. R.
सुखच्छेद्य [ sukhacchedya] [ sukhá-cchedya]m.f.n.easy to be cut or destroyed Lit. Kām. Lit. Hit.
सुखजात [ sukhajāta] [ sukhá-jāta]m.f.n.born or produced easily Lit. W.
feeling easy or comfortable Lit. Bhaṭṭ.
[ sukhajāta]n.anything pleasant Lit. Gīt.
सुखतम [ sukhatama] [ sukhá-tama] seeabove under [sukha] .
सुखतस् [ sukhatas] [ sukhá-tas] ind.easily , comfortably , pleasantly , happily Lit. R.
सुखता [ sukhatā] [ sukhá-tā]f.
सुखत्व [ sukhatva] [ sukhá-tva]n.ease , comfort , delight , happiness , prosperity Lit. R. Lit. Kathās. Lit. Sarvad.
सुखद [ sukhada] [ sukhá-da]m.f.n.giving pleasure or delight Lit. Kāv. Lit. VarBṛS.
[ sukhada]m.N. of Vishṇu Lit. MBh.
a partic. class of deceased ancestors Lit. MārkP.
(in music) a kind of measure Lit. Saṃgīt.
[ sukhadā]f.Prosopis Spicigera or Mimosa Suma Lit. L.
[ sukhada]m.an Apsaras Lit. L.
the river Ganges Lit. MW.
n.the abode of Vishṇu Lit. L.
N. of a Varsha in Plaksha-dvīpa Lit. VP.
सुखदायक [ sukhadāyaka] [ sukhá-dāyaka]m.f.n.giving or affording pleasure Lit. Pañcar.
सुखदुःख [ sukhaduḥkha] [ sukhá-duḥkha]n. du.pleasure and pain , joy and sorrow Lit. KaushUp.
सुखदुःखमय [ sukhaduḥkhamaya] [ sukhá-duḥkha--maya]m.f.n.consisting of pleasure and pain Lit. Kathās.
=next Lit. ib.
सुखदुःखसमन्वित [ sukhaduḥkhasamanvita] [ sukhá-duḥkha--samanvita]m.f.n.feeling pleasure and pain Lit. Mn. i , 49
सुखदुःखसुहृद् [ sukhaduḥkhasuhṛd] [ sukhá-duḥkha--suhṛd]m.a friend in joy and sorrow Lit. Mṛicch.
सुखदुःखात्मक [ sukhaduḥkhātmaka] [ sukhá-duḥkhātmaka]m.f.n.consisting of pleasure and pain Lit. MW.
सुखदुःखादि [ sukhaduḥkhādi] [ sukhá-duḥkhādi]m.f.n. (pl.)pleasure and pain and the other (opposites ; see [dvaṃdva] ) Lit. Mn. i , 26
सुखदुःखिन् [ sukhaduḥkhin] [ sukhá-duḥkhin]m.f.n.feeling pleasure and pain Lit. BhP.
सुखदृश्य [ sukhadṛśya] [ sukhá-dṛśya]m.f.n.beautiful to look at , pleasant to see Lit. Pañcar.
सुखदेव [ sukhadeva] [ sukhá-deva]m.N. of a man Lit. Buddh.
(with [ miśra] )N. of an author Lit. Cat.
सुखदोहा [ sukhadohā] [ sukhá-dohā] ( Lit. Hcat.) ( Lit. L.)f.an easily milked cow.
सुखदोह्या [ sukhadohyā] [ sukhá-dohyā] ( Lit. L.)f.an easily milked cow.
सुखधन [ sukhadhana] [ sukhá-dhana]n. pl.comfort and riches Lit. VarBṛS.
[ sukhadhana]m. sg.N. of a merchant Lit. Kathās.
सुखनाथ [ sukhanātha] [ sukhá-nātha]m.N. of a deity worshipped in Mathurā Lit. Cat.
सुखनिविष्ट [ sukhaniviṣṭa] [ sukhá-niviṣṭa]m.f.n.comfortably seated Lit. Pañcar.
सुखपर [ sukhapara] [ sukhá-para]m.f.n.fond of ease or comfort , intent on enjoyment Lit. Śak. (v.l.) Lit. VarBṛS.
सुखपरिहीन [ sukhaparihīna] [ sukhá-parihīna]m.f.n.destitute of comfort or happiness Lit. VarBṛS.
सुखपुण्याहघोष [ sukhapuṇyāhaghoṣa] [ sukhá-puṇyāha-ghoṣa]m.the proclamation of a happy holiday Lit. MW.
सुखपेय [ sukhapeya] [ sukhá-peya]m.f.n.easy or pleasant to drink Lit. Subh.
सुखप्रकाश [ sukhaprakāśa] [ sukhá-prakāśa]m. (with [muni] )N. of an author Lit. Cat.
सुखप्रणाद [ sukhapraṇāda] [ sukhá-praṇāda]m.f.n.sounding pleasantly Lit. MBh.
सुखप्रतिबन्धिन् [ sukhapratibandhin] [ sukhá-pratibandhin]m.f.n.obstructing or interrupting happiness ( [ °dhi-tā] f. ) Lit. Vikr. v , 15/16.
सुखप्रतिबन्धिता [ sukhapratibandhitā] [ sukhá-pratibandhi-tā]f. , see [sukhapratibandhin]
सुखप्रतीक्ष [ sukhapratīkṣa] [ sukhá-pratīkṣa]m.f.n.looking for or expecting happiness , hoping for pleasure Lit. W.
सुखप्रत्यर्थिन् [ sukhapratyarthin] [ sukhá-pratyarthin]m.f.n.opposed or hostile to happiness ( [ -tā] f. ) Lit. Vikr. v , 15/16 (v.l.for [-pratibandhi-tā] ) .
सुखप्रत्यर्थिन्ता [ sukhapratyarthintā] [ sukhá-pratyarthin--tā]f. , see [sukhapratyarthin]
सुखप्रद [ sukhaprada] [ sukhá-prada]m.f.n.giving pleasure or happiness Lit. MārkP.
सुखप्रबोधक [ sukhaprabodhaka] [ sukhá-prabodhaka]m.f.n.easy to understand Lit. Cat.
mf ( [ ikā] ) n. , see [ prabodhaka] ,of easy intelligence i.e.easily intelligible Lit. Cat.
सुखप्रविचार [ sukhapravicāra] [ sukhá-pravicāra]m.f.n.easily accessible Lit. Car.
सुखप्रवेप [ sukhapravepa] [ sukhá-pravepa]m.f.n.easily trembling or shaken (as a tree) Lit. R.
सुखप्रश्न [ sukhapraśna] [ sukhá-praśna]m.inquiry as to welfare ( [ °śnam ud-ā-√ hṛ]or √ [dā] , " to inquire after a person's welfare " ) Lit. MBh.
सुखप्रसव [ sukhaprasava] [ sukhá-prasava]m.f.n.bringing (or having brought) forth easily or happily. Lit. Śak. (v.l.)
[ sukhaprasava]m. =next Lit. Cat.
सुखप्रसवन [ sukhaprasavana] [ sukhá-prasavana]n.easy birth or parturition , Lit. Kṛishṇaj.
सुखप्रसुप्त [ sukhaprasupta] [ sukhá-prasupta]m.f.n.sleeping placidly Lit. Ṛitus.
सुखप्राप्त [ sukhaprāpta] [ sukhá-prāpta]m.f.n.one who has attained happiness Lit. MW.
सुखप्राप्तधन [ sukhaprāptadhana] [ sukhá-prāpta-dhana]m.f.n.one who has obtained wealth easily Lit. Sāh.
सुखप्राप्य [ sukhaprāpya] [ sukhá-prāpya]m.f.n.easy to be attained or won Lit. Kathās.
सुखप्रेक्ष्य [ sukhaprekṣya] [ sukhá-prekṣya]m.f.n.easy to be caught sight of Lit. MBh.
सुखप्लव [ sukhaplava] [ sukhá-plava]m.f.n.offering a comfortable bath (v.l. [ sukhāpl] ) Lit. R.
सुखबद्ध [ sukhabaddha] [ sukhá-baddha]m.f.n.pleasantly formed , lovely Lit. ib.
सुखबन्धन [ sukhabandhana] [ sukhá-bandhana]m.f.n.attached to the pleasures or enjoyments of the world Lit. Kām.
सुखबुद्धि [ sukhabuddhi] [ sukhá-buddhi]f.easy understanding or knowledge Lit. Cat.
सुखबोध [ sukhabodha] [ sukhá-bodha]m.id. Lit. ib.
perception or sensation of pleasure Lit. MW.
सुखबोधकृत् [ sukhabodhakṛt] [ sukhá-bodha--kṛt]m.f.n.causing to be easily understood Lit. Śatr.
सुखबोधरूप [ sukhabodharūpa] [ sukhá-bodha--rūpa]m.f.n.easily understood Lit. Kāv.
सुखबोधन [ sukhabodhana] [ sukhá-bodhana]n. (= [-buddhi] )
सुखबोधनदीपिका [ sukhabodhanadīpikā] [ sukhá-bodhana--dīpikā]f.N. of a Commentary.
सुखबोधिका [ sukhabodhikā] [ sukhá-bodhikā]f.N. of wk.
सुखबोधिनी [ sukhabodhinī] [ sukhá-bodhinī]f.N. of wk.
सुखभक्षिकाकार [ sukhabhakṣikākāra] [ sukhá-bhakṣikā-kāra]m.a maker of dainties or sweetmeats , confectioner Lit. Campak.
सुखभञ्ज [ sukhabhañja] [ sukhá-bhañja]m.a kind of Moringa Lit. L.
सुखभाग [ sukhabhāga] [ sukhá-bhāga]m.a happy lot or portion , good fortune Lit. MW.
सुखभागिन् [ sukhabhāgin] [ sukhá-bhāgin] ( Lit. R.)m.f.n.possessing or sharing in happiness , happy , fortunate
सुखभाज् [ sukhabhāj] [ sukhá-bhāj] ( Lit. VarBṛS.)m.f.n.possessing or sharing in happiness , happy , fortunate
सुखभू [ sukhabhū] [ sukhá-bhū]m.f.n. (used in explaining [śam-bhū]and [mayo-bhū] ) Lit. Nir.
सुखभेद्य [ sukhabhedya] [ sukhá-bhedya]m.f.n.easy to be broken or destroyed , Kām (v.l.for [ -cchedya] )
easily separated or disunited Lit. Hit.
सुखभोग [ sukhabhoga] [ sukhá-bhoga]m.the enjoyment of pleasure Lit. MW.
सुखभोगिन् [ sukhabhogin] [ sukhá-bhogin]m.f.n.enjoying pleasure Lit. ib.
सुखभोग्य [ sukhabhogya] [ sukhá-bhogya]m.f.n.easy to be enjoyed or disposed of (as wealth) Lit. Kathās.
सुखभोजन [ sukhabhojana] [ sukhá-bhojana]n.dainty food Lit. L.
सुखमद [ sukhamada] [ sukhá-mada]m.f.n.pleasantly intoxicating Lit. Car.
सुखमय [ sukhamaya] [ sukhá-maya] mf ( [ī] mc. also [ā] )n.consisting of happiness , full of joy and pleasure , delightful Lit. Kāv. Lit. BhP.
सुखमानिन् [ sukhamānin] [ sukhá-mānin]m.f.n.thinking (anything) to be joy , seeing joy in (loc.) Lit. BhP.
सुखमार्जन [ sukhamārjana] [ sukhá-mārjana]n.an auspicious ablution Lit. Śak. (in Prākṛit).
सुखमालिक [ sukhamālika] [ sukhá-mālika]m. (prob.) N. of the superintendent of a monastery Lit. Pañcat. v , 13/14.
सुखमुख [ sukhamukha] [ sukhá-mukha]m.N. of a Yaksha Lit. Buddh.
सुखमेधस् [ sukhamedhas] [ sukhá-m-edhas]m.f.n.prospering well Lit. Gaut. Lit. MBh.
सुखमोदा [ sukhamodā] [ sukhá-modā]f.the gum olibanum tree Lit. L.
सुखयशोर्थवृद्धिकर [ sukhayaśorthavṛddhikara] [ sukhá-yaśo-'rtha-vṛddhi-kara]m.f.n.causing increase of fortune (and) renown (and) wealth Lit. VarBṛS.
सुखयोगनिद्रा [ sukhayoganidrā] [ sukhá-yoga-nidrā]f.placid and quiet sleep Lit. Kām.
सुखरथ [ sukharatha] [ sukhá-ratha] ( [sukhá-] )m.f.n.having an easily running chariot Lit. RV.
सुखराज [ sukharāja] [ sukhá-rāja]m.N. of various men Lit. Rājat.
सुखरात्रि [ sukharātri] [ sukhá-rātri]f.a partic. night of new moon (when there is a festival in honour of Lakshmi , celebrated with lighted lamps) Lit. Cat.
a night when a wife may be legally approached ( cf. Lit. Mn. iii , 47) Lit. MW.
a quiet or comfortable night ( cf. [ saurātrika] ) .
सुखरात्रिका [ sukharātrikā] [ sukhá-rātrikā]f.a partic. night of new moon (when there is a festival in honour of Lakshmi , celebrated with lighted lamps) Lit. Cat.
a night when a wife may be legally approached ( cf. Lit. Mn. iii , 47) Lit. MW.
a quiet or comfortable night ( cf. [ saurātrika] ) .
सुखरूप [ sukharūpa] [ sukhá-rūpa]m.f.n.having an agreeable appearance Lit. Ml.
सुखलक्ष्य [ sukhalakṣya] [ sukhá-lakṣya]m.f.n.easy to be seen or known , easily recognized Lit. Hariv.
सुखलव [ sukhalava] [ sukhá-lava]m.a little pleasure Lit. VarBṛS.
सुखलिप्सा [ sukhalipsā] [ sukhá-lipsā]f.desire of attaining pleasure or happiness Lit. MW.
सुखलेखन [ sukhalekhana] [ sukhá-lekhana]n.N. of an orthographical wk. (by Bharata-sena , son of Gaurâṅga-mallīka) .
सुखलेश [ sukhaleśa] [ sukhá-leśa]m. = [-lava] Lit. MW. 1.
सुखवत् [ sukhavat] [ sukhá-vat] ind.like a joy or pleasure (with √ [man] , " to regard anything ( acc. ) as a pleasure " ) Lit. BhP. 2.
सुखवत् [ sukhavat] [ sukhá-vat]m.f.n.possessing ease or comfort ( [ -tā] f. " ease " ) , full of joy or pleasure Lit. R.
सुखवत्ता [ sukhavattā] [ sukhá-vat--tā]f. , see [sukhavat] , " ease "
सुखवती [ sukhavatī] [ sukhá-vatī]f.N. of the heaven of Buddha Amitâbha (seeunder [sukhā-vat] ,col.3) Lit. Buddh.
सुखवतीव्यूह [ sukhavatīvyūha] [ sukhá-vatī--vyūha]m.N. of a Sūtra.
सुखवर्चक [ sukhavarcaka] [ sukhá-varcaka]n. " having a pleasant lustre " , natron , alkali Lit. L.
सुखवर्चस् [ sukhavarcas] [ sukhá-varcas]n. " having a pleasant lustre " , natron , alkali Lit. L.
सुखवर्ता [ sukhavartā] [ sukhá-vartā] w.r.for [ -vat-tā] ( q.v.)
सुखवर्त्मन् [ sukhavartman] [ sukhá-vartman]m.f.n.having easy paths Lit. MBh.
सुखवर्मन् [ sukhavarman] [ sukhá-varman]m.N. of various men (esp. of a poet) Lit. Rājat. Lit. Subh.
सुखवह [ sukhavaha] [ sukhá-vaha]m.f.n.easily borne or carried Lit. MBh. 1.
सुखवास [ sukhavāsa] [ sukhá-vāsa]m.a pleasant or comfortable abode (acc.with √ [vas] , " to live pleasantly at a place " ;with √ [dā] , " to receive hospitably in one's house " ) Lit. R. Lit. Hcat.
[ sukhavāsa]m.f.n.one who has lived comfortably at a place Lit. R.
सुखवास [ sukhavāsa] [ sukhá-vāsa]2m.f.n. " sweet-smelling " , a water-melon Lit. L.
सुखवासन [ sukhavāsana] [ sukhá-vāsana] w.r.for [ mukha-v] ( q.v.)
सुखविष्णु [ sukhaviṣṇu] [ sukhá-viṣṇu]m.N. of a poet Lit. Subh.
सुखविहार [ sukhavihāra] [ sukhá-vihāra]m.an easy or comfortable life Lit. SaddhP.
[ sukhavihāra]m.f.n.living easily Lit. Car.
सुखवीज्य [ sukhavījya] [ sukhá-vījya]m.f.n.easy to be fanned or cooled (as a couch) Lit. Pañcar.
सुखवेदन [ sukhavedana] [ sukhá-vedana]n.the consciousness of pleasure Lit. W.
सुखशयन [ sukhaśayana] [ sukhá-śayana]n.placid rest or sleep Lit. L.
सुखशया [ sukhaśayā] [ sukhá-śayā]f.N. of a sorceress Lit. Kathās.
सुखशयित [ sukhaśayita] [ sukhá-śayita]m.f.n.lying or sleeping comfortably upon (comp.) Lit. Vās.
[ sukhaśayita]n. (= [ -sayana] )
सुखशयितप्रच्छक [ sukhaśayitapracchaka] [ sukhá-śayita--pracchaka]m.f.n.inquiring whether any one has slept well Lit. Śak.
सुखशय्या [ sukhaśayyā] [ sukhá-śayyā]f.a comfortable couch Lit. Vet.
pleasant rest or sleep Lit. R.
सुखशर्मन् [ sukhaśarman] [ sukhá-śarman]m.N. of a poet Lit. Cat.
सुखशायिन् [ sukhaśāyin] [ sukhá-śāyin]m.f.n.resting or sleeping pleasantly Lit. Cat.
सुखशीत [ sukhaśīta] [ sukhá-śīta]m.f.n.pleasantly cool
सुखशीतोष्णमारुत [ sukhaśītoṣṇamāruta] [ sukhá-śītoṣṇa-māruta]m.f.n. (a night) pleasant with cool and warm winds Lit. R.
सुखशीतल [ sukhaśītala] [ sukhá-śītala]m.f.n. = [-śīta] Lit. Cat.
सुखशोभार्थम् [ sukhaśobhārtham] [ sukhá-śobhārtham] ind.for the sake of comfort and honour Lit. MW.
सुखश्रव [ sukhaśrava] [ sukhá-śrava]m.f.n.sweetly sounding , pleasant to hear Lit. Ragh.
सुखश्रव्य [ sukhaśravya] [ sukhá-śravya]m.f.n. id. ( [ -tā] f. ) Lit. Hariv.
सुखश्रव्यता [ sukhaśravyatā] [ sukhá-śravya--tā]f. , see [sukhaśravya]
सुखश्रुति [ sukhaśruti] [ sukhá-śruti]f.agreeable to the ear Lit. MW.
सुखसंयान [ sukhasaṃyāna] [ sukhá-saṃyāna]n.comfortable journey or progress , Lit. R.
सुखसंयोग [ sukhasaṃyoga] [ sukhá-saṃyoga]m.gain of eternal bliss Lit. Mn. vi , 64.
सुखसंवाह्य [ sukhasaṃvāhya] [ sukhá-saṃvāhya]m.f.n. = [-vaha] Lit. Pañcat.
सुखसंवित्ति [ sukhasaṃvitti] [ sukhá-saṃvitti]f.enjoyment or experience of happiness Lit. Kir.
सुखसंवृद्ध [ sukhasaṃvṛddha] [ sukhá-saṃvṛddha]m.f.n.grown up in ease and comfort Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
सुखसंवेश [ sukhasaṃveśa] [ sukhá-saṃveśa] ( Lit. MBh.)m.f.n.resting or sleeping well.
सुखसंसुप्त [ sukhasaṃsupta] [ sukhá-saṃsupta] ( Lit. R.)m.f.n.resting or sleeping well.
सुखसंसेव्य [ sukhasaṃsevya] [ sukhá-saṃsevya]m.f.n.easy to be approached or resorted to or attained , Lit. Kām.
सुखसंस्थ [ sukhasaṃstha] [ sukhá-saṃstha] ( Lit. Pañcat.)m.f.n.feeling comfortable or happy Lit. Pañcat.
सुखसंस्थित [ sukhasaṃsthita] [ sukhá-saṃsthita] ( Lit. Mṛicch.)m.f.n.feeling comfortable or happy Lit. Pañcat.
सुखसंस्पर्श [ sukhasaṃsparśa] [ sukhá-saṃsparśa]m.f.n.agreeable to the touch , pleasant to the feelings , gratifying Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
सुखसङ्ग [ sukhasaṅga] [ sukhá-saṅga]m.attachment to pleasure Lit. Bhag.
सुखसङ्गिन् [ sukhasaṅgin] [ sukhá-saṅgin]m.f.n.attached to pleasure Lit. MW.
सुखसंचार [ sukhasaṃcāra] [ sukhá-saṃcāra]m.f.n.pleasant to be resorted to , inviting ( [ -tā] f. [-tva] n. ) Lit. Hariv. Lit. Sāh.
सुखसंचारता [ sukhasaṃcāratā] [ sukhá-saṃcāra--tā]f. , see [sukhasaṃcāra]
सुखसंचारत्व [ sukhasaṃcāratva] [ sukhá-saṃcāra--tva]n. , see [sukhasaṃcāra]
सुखसंचारिन् [ sukhasaṃcārin] [ sukhá-saṃcārin] w.r.for [-saṃcāra] .
सुखसंज्ञा [ sukhasaṃjñā] [ sukhá-saṃjñā]f.the term , " ease " Lit. MW.
सुखसंदुह्या [ sukhasaṃduhyā] [ sukhá-saṃduhyā]f. = [ -dohā] , [ dohyā] .
सुखसंदोह्या [ sukhasaṃdohyā] [ sukhá-saṃdohyā]f. = [ -dohā] , [ dohyā] .
सुखसमाज [ sukhasamāja] [ sukhá-samāja]m.abundance of happiness or enjoyment Lit. Gīt.
सुखसम्बन्धि [ sukhasambandhi] [ sukhá-sambandhi]m.f.n. (m.c. for [ °dhin] )joyful , happy Lit. MBh.
सुखसम्बोध्य [ sukhasambodhya] [ sukhá-sambodhya]m.f.n.easy to be taught or explained or to be reasoned with Lit. Kathās.
सुखसलिल [ sukhasalila] [ sukhá-salila]n.pleasant (i.e.tepid) water ( [-niṣeka] m. " a bath in tepid water " ) Lit. Ṛitus.
सुखसलिलनिषेक [ sukhasalilaniṣeka] [ sukhá-salila--niṣeka]m. , see [sukhasalila] , " a bath in tepid water "
सुखसागर [ sukhasāgara] [ sukhá-sāgara]m. " ocean of pleasure " , N. of a village Lit. Kshitîś.
सुखसाधन [ sukhasādhana] [ sukhá-sādhana]n.means of obtaining pleasure Lit. Bhām.
सुखसाध्य [ sukhasādhya] [ sukhá-sādhya]m.f.n.easy to be accomplished or attained Lit. Bhartṛ. Lit. Śaṃk.
easy to be cured Lit. Suśr.
easy to be conquered or subdued Lit. Hit.
सुखसुखेन [ sukhasukhena] [ sukhá-sukhena] ind.most willingly , with all the heart Lit. Pāṇ. 8-1 , 13.
सुखसुप्त [ sukhasupta] [ sukhá-supta]m.f.n.sweetly sleeping , comfortably asleep Lit. MBh. Lit. Rājat.
सुखसुप्ति [ sukhasupti] [ sukhá-supti]f.placid sleep ( cf. [saukhasuptika] )
सुखसुप्तिप्रबोधित [ sukhasuptiprabodhita] [ sukhá-supti--prabodhita]m. " awakened from pleasure sleep " , N. of Śiva Lit. Śivag.
सुखसुप्तिका [ sukhasuptikā] [ sukhá-suptikā]f. ( = [-supti] )
सुखसुप्तिकाप्रश्न [ sukhasuptikāpraśna] [ sukhá-suptikā--praśna]m.the question whether any one has slept well Lit. Śak. ( cf. [sukha-śayita-pracchaka] ) .
सुखसेचक [ sukhasecaka] [ sukhá-secaka]m.N. of a serpent-demon Lit. MBh. (B. [ mukha-s] ) .
सुखसेव्य [ sukhasevya] [ sukhá-sevya]m.f.n.easy of access ( [-tva] n. ) Lit. Rājat.
सुखसेव्यत्व [ sukhasevyatva] [ sukhá-sevya--tva]n. , see [sukhasevya]
सुखस्थ [ sukhastha] [ sukhá-stha]m.f.n. = [-saṃstha] Lit. Kāv. Lit. Kathās.
सुखस्पर्श [ sukhasparśa] [ sukhá-sparśa]m.f.n. = [-saṃsparśa] Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
सुखस्पर्शविहारता [ sukhasparśavihāratā] [ sukhá-sparśa--vihāratā]f.an easy life or state of existence. ( Lit. DivyA7v.)
सुखस्पर्शविहारिता [ sukhasparśavihāritā] [ sukhá-sparśa--vihāritā]f.an easy life or state of existence. ( Lit. Kāraṇḍ.)
सुखस्वाप [ sukhasvāpa] [ sukhá-svāpa]m.placid or quiet sleep Lit. Kathās.
सुखहस्त [ sukhahasta] [ sukhá-hasta]m.f.n.having a soft or gentle hand Lit. R.
सुखाकर [ sukhākara] [ sukhā-kara]m. " making happy , gladdening " , N. of a Buddhist world Lit. SaddhP.
of the author of a Comm.on the Kādambarī.
सुखाकृ [ sukhākṛ] [ sukhā-√ kṛ] P. [ -karoti] ,to make happy , gladden , please Lit. Pāṇ. 5-4 , 63.
सुखागत [ sukhāgata] [ sukhāgata]n.welcome Lit. Pañcat.
सुखाजात [ sukhājāta] [ sukhājāta]m.N. of Śiva Lit. MBh.
सुखात्मक [ sukhātmaka] [ sukhātmaka]m.f.n.consisting of pleasure Lit. MW.
सुखादि [ sukhādi] [ sukhādi]m.f.n. (for [sukhādi] seep. 1220 , col. 3) beginning with pleasure , pleasure (see [sukha-duḥkhādi] ) .
सुखाधार [ sukhādhāra] [ sukhādhāra]m. " pleasure-seat " , Indra's heaven , paradise Lit. L.
सुखाधिष्ठान [ sukhādhiṣṭhāna] [ sukhādhiṣṭhāna]n.a happy state Lit. DivyA7v.
सुखानन्द [ sukhānanda] [ sukhānanda]m. " joy of happiness " , N. of an author.
सुखानुभव [ sukhānubhava] [ sukhānubhava]m.perception or consciousness of pleasure Lit. W.
सुखान्त [ sukhānta] [ sukhānta]m.f.n.ending in happiness Lit. MW.
subversive of happiness Lit. W.
सुखान्वित [ sukhānvita] [ sukhānvita]m.f.n.attended with happiness , happy Lit. VarBṛS.
सुखाप [ sukhāpa] [ sukhāpa]m.f.n.easily won or attained Lit. BhP.
सुखापन्न [ sukhāpanna] [ sukhāpanna]m.f.n.one who has attained or gained happiness Lit. MW.
सुखापेत [ sukhāpeta] [ sukhāpeta]m.f.n.gradually deprived of pleasure (as opp. to [ sukhād-ap] ) Lit. Pāṇ. 2-1 , 38 Sch.
सुखाप्लव [ sukhāplava] [ sukhāplava]m.f.n.convenient for bathing ( cf. [ sukha-pl] ) Lit. R.
सुखाभियोज्य [ sukhābhiyojya] [ sukhābhiyojya]m.f.n.easily assailable Lit. Kām. Lit. Hit.
सुखाभिलाष [ sukhābhilāṣa] [ sukhābhilāṣa]m.desire of pleasure Lit. MW.
सुखाभ्युदयिक [ sukhābhyudayika] [ sukhābhyudayika]m.f.n.causing joy or pleasure Lit. Mn. xii , 88.
सुखाम्बु [ sukhāmbu] [ sukhāmbu]n. = [sukha-salila] Lit. Suśr.
सुखायत [ sukhāyata] [ sukhāyata]m. " easily restrained or guided " , a well-trained horse Lit. L.
सुखायन [ sukhāyana] [ sukhāyana]m. " going easily or pleasantly " , a good horse Lit. L.
सुखाराध्य [ sukhārādhya] [ sukhārādhya]m.f.n.easy to be conciliated or propitiated Lit. BhP.
सुखारोहण [ sukhārohaṇa] [ sukhārohaṇa]m.f.n.easy to be ascended Lit. MBh.
सुखार्त [ sukhārta] [ sukhārta]m.f.n. (for [ °kha-ṛta] )affected by joy Lit. Pāṇ. 6-7 , 89 Vārtt. 6 Lit. Pat.
सुखार्थ [ sukhārtha] [ sukhārtha]m.anything that gives pleasure Lit. Mn. vi , 26
[ sukhārtham] ind.for the sake of ease or pleasure. ( Lit. Gaṇit.)
[ sukhārthāya] ind.for the sake of ease or pleasure. ( Lit. Pañcat.)
सुखार्थिन् [ sukhārthin] [ sukhārthin]m.f.n.seeking wishing for pleasure or happiness Lit. Mn. vi , 49.
सुखार्ह [ sukhārha] [ sukhārha]m.f.n.deserving of happiness Lit. VarBṛS.
सुखालोक [ sukhāloka] [ sukhāloka]m.f.n.pleasant-looking , beautiful (others " easy to be seen " ) Lit. Vikr. iv , 46.
सुखावगम [ sukhāvagama] [ sukhāvagama]m.easy perception or comprehension Lit. Yogas. Sch.
सुखावगाह [ sukhāvagāha] [ sukhāvagāha]m.f.n.easy to be entered or dived into , Lit. Hir. Lit. MBh.
सुखावत् [ sukhāvat] [ sukhā-vat]m.f.n. = [sukhavat] 2
(with [ varti] f.)a kind of pill Lit. Car.
[ sukhāvatī]f.N. of the paradise or heaven of Amitâbha (situated in the western sky) Lit. Buddh. Lit. SaddhP. Lit. Kāraṇḍ. Lit. MWB. 183 , 204
of the wife of Sūrya-prabha Lit. Kathās.
सुखावद्देव [ sukhāvaddeva] [ sukhā-vad-deva]m. (with Śāktas) N. of a partic. class of authors of mystical prayers Lit. Cat.
सुखावद्व्यूह [ sukhāvadvyūha] [ sukhā-vad-vyūha]m.N. of a Buddhist wk.
सुखावतीश्वर [ sukhāvatīśvara] [ sukhā-vatīśvara]m. " lord of Sukhā-vatī " , N. of Amitâbha seeabove Lit. L.
सुखावबोध [ sukhāvabodha] [ sukhāvabodha]m.easy comprehension Lit. Śaṃk.
सुखावह [ sukhāvaha] [ sukhāvaha]m.f.n.bringing or conferring pleasure , delightful Lit. R.
सुखावृत [ sukhāvṛta] [ sukhāvṛta]m.f.n.filled with joy or delight in (comp.) Lit. BhP.
सुखाश [ sukhāśa] [ sukhāśa]m.pleasant food Lit. L.
cucumber , Cucumis Sativus (also [ °śaka] ) Lit. L.
[ sukhāśa]m.f.n.eating dainty food (applied to Varuṇa) Lit. L.
सुखाशय [ sukhāśaya] [ sukhāśaya] w.r.for [sukhāśraya] .
सुखाशा [ sukhāśā] [ sukhāśā]f.the hope of pleasure or enjoyment Lit. Pañcat.
( [ su-kh] )expectation which exists only in empty space (or is very remote) .
सुखाश्रय [ sukhāśraya] [ sukhāśraya]m.f.n.connected , with pleasure , pleasant , gratifying Lit. Pañcat. Lit. Sāh.
सुखासक्त [ sukhāsakta] [ sukhāsakta]m. " devoted to happiness " , N. of Śiva Lit. MBh.
सुखासिका [ sukhāsikā] [ sukhāsikā]f.well-being , comfort , ease Lit. Rājat.
सुखासीन [ sukhāsīna] [ sukhāsīna]m.f.n.comfortably seated Lit. R. Lit. BhP. Lit. Hit.
सुखासुख [ sukhāsukha] [ sukhāsukha]n. sg.pleasure and pain Lit. Mn. xii , 19.
सुखास्पर्श [ sukhāsparśa] [ sukhāsparśa]m.f.n. = [sukha-sparśa] Lit. MW.
सुखास्वाद [ sukhāsvāda] [ sukhāsvāda]m.f.n.pleasantly flavoured , delightful , agreeable Lit. Hit.
[ sukhāsvāda]m.pleasant flavour Lit. W.
enjoyment Lit. ib.
सुखाहार [ sukhāhāra] [ sukhāhāra]n.ease and food Lit. ib.
सुखेच्छा [ sukhecchā] [ sukhecchā]f.hope or desire of happiness Lit. W.
सुखेत [ sukheta] [ sukheta]m.f.n.affected by joy Lit. Pāṇ. 6-1 , 89 Vārtt. 6 Lit. Pat.
सुखेतर [ sukhetara] [ sukhetara]m.f.n.other than happy , unfortunate Lit. MW.
[ sukhetara]n. pl.joys and sorrows Lit. ŚvetUp.
सुखेप्सु [ sukhepsu] [ sukhepsu]m.f.n.desirous of ease Lit. MW.
सुखेष्ठ [ sukheṣṭha] [ sukhe-ṣṭha]m.f.n. (loc.of [sukha]+ [stha] )living in joy (applied to Śiva) Lit. Śivag.
सुखैकायतन [ sukhaikāyatana] [ sukhaikāyatana]n.sole abode of joy Lit. MW.
सुखैधित [ sukhaidhita] [ sukhaidhita]m.f.n.one who has grown up or lived in easy circumstances Lit. MBh.
सुखैषिन् [ sukhaiṣin] [ sukhaiṣin]m.f.n.one who seeks (another's) happiness , wishing well to (comp.) Lit. MBh.
सुखोच्छेद्य [ sukhocchedya] [ sukhocchedya]m.f.n.to be cut up or destroyed with ease , to be exterminated easily Lit. Kām. Lit. Rājat.
सुखोत्सव [ sukhotsava] [ sukhotsava]m. " pleasure-feast " , a husband Lit. L.
सुखोदक [ sukhodaka] [ sukhodaka]n. = [sukha-salila] Lit. Suśr.
सुखोदधि [ sukhodadhi] [ sukhodadhi]m.N. of a Comm.on the Kāvyaprakāśa (usually called Sudhā-sāgara) .
सुखोदय [ sukhodaya] [ sukhodaya]m.f.n.resulting in joy or happiness Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
[ sukhodaya]m.an intoxicating drink (made from honey or from the blossoms of she Bassia Latifolia) Lit. L.
realization or occurrence of pleasure Lit. W.
N. of a son of Medâtithi Lit. MārkP.
n.the Varsha ruled by Sukhôdaya Lit. ib.
सुखोदर्क [ sukhodarka] [ sukhodarka]m.f.n.having happiness as a consequence , causing happiness Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
सुखोद्य [ sukhodya] [ sukhodya]m.f.n.to be uttered easily or agreeably Lit. Mn. ii , 33.
सुखोपगम्य [ sukhopagamya] [ sukhopagamya]m.f.n.easy to be approached or reached , easy of access Lit. Kām. Lit. Mṛicch.
सुखोपधान [ sukhopadhāna] [ sukhopadhāna]n. = [upakaraṇa] Lit. L.
सुखोपविष्ट [ sukhopaviṣṭa] [ sukhopaviṣṭa]m.f.n.comfortably seated Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
सुखोपसर्प्य [ sukhopasarpya] [ sukhopasarpya]m.f.n.easy to be approached Lit. W.
सुखोपाय [ sukhopāya] [ sukhopāya]m.an easy means Lit. BhP.
( [ ena] instr. " easily " , " without pains or trouble " Lit. Pañcat.)
[ sukhopāya]m.f.n.easy to be obtained Lit. Pañcat.
सुखोर्जिक [ sukhorjika] [ sukhorjika]m.natron (= [sarjikā-kṣāra] ) .
सुखोषित [ sukhoṣita] [ sukhoṣita]m.f.n. (also with [ rajanīm] )one who has spent the night pleasantly , comfortably lodged Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
[ sukhoṣitā]f.Sanseviera Roxburghiana Lit. L.
सुखोष्ण [ sukhoṣṇa] [ sukhoṣṇa]m.f.n. " pleasantly warm " , tepid
[ sukhoṣṇa]n.tepid water Lit. L.
सुखोष्य [ sukhoṣya] [ sukhoṣya]m.f.n.pleasant to be dwelt in Lit. Hariv.
सुखन [ sukhana] [ sukhana]n. (used in explaining √ [mṛd] ) Lit. Dhātup.
सुखनीय [ sukhanīya] [ sukhanīya]m.f.n.causing ease or comfort Lit. KātyŚr. Sch.
सुखय [ sukhaya] [ sukhaya] see √ [sukh] ,p. 1220 , col. 3.
सुखयितृ [ sukhayitṛ] [ sukhayitṛ]m.one who gladdens or makes happy (gen.) Lit. Inscr.
सुखयु [ sukhayu] [ sukhayu]m.f.n. (used in explaining [śaṃyu] ) Lit. Nir. iv , 21.
सुखाय [ sukhāya] [ sukhāya] Nom. Ā. [ °yate] ,to feel happy or pleased , be at ease or comfortable Lit. Daś. Lit. Kād. ;to be pleasant or agreeable Lit. Kād.
सुखावल [ sukhāvala] [ sukhāvala]m.N. of Nṛi-cakshus ( cf. [sukhīnala] ) Lit. VP.
सुखि [ sukhi] [ sukhi]in comp.for [sukhin] .
सुखिता [ sukhitā] [ sukhi-tā]f. ( Lit. Śak. v.l.)ease , comfort , happiness.
सुखित्व [ sukhitva] [ sukhi-tva]n. ( Lit. Vedântas.)ease , comfort , happiness.
सुखिस्वभाव [ sukhisvabhāva] [ sukhi-svabhāva]m.a happy or contented disposition Lit. Hit.
सुखित [ sukhita] [ sukhita]m.f.n.pleased , delighted , comforted ( [am] ind. ) Lit. Kāv. Lit. Kathās.
सुखिन् [ sukhin] [ sukhin]m.f.n.possessing or causing happiness or pleasure , happy , joyful , pleasant , comfortable , easy Lit. MBh. Lit. Kāv.
सुखी [ sukhī] [ sukhī]m.f.n. (prob.) one who loves pleasure Lit. Vop. iii , 61.
सुखीनल [ sukhīnala] [ sukhīnala]m.N. of a son of Su-cakshus ( cf. [sukhāvala] ) Lit. BhP.
सुखीललित [ sukhīlalita] [ sukhīlalita] (?)f.N. of a virgin Lit. Buddh.
सुखीवल [ sukhīvala] [ sukhīvala]m. = [sukhāvala] Lit. VP.
सुख्य [ sukhya] [ sukhya]1m.f.n.belonging to pleasure , pleasurable Lit. MW. 2.
सुख्य [ sukhya] [ sukhya] Nom. P. [°yati] (see √ [sukh] ) .
सुखंसुण [ sukhaṃsuṇa] [ sukhaṃsuṇa]or [ sukhaṃghuṇa] (?)m.a kind of staff with a skull at the top considered as a weapon of Śiva (= [khaṭvāṅga] q.v.) Lit. L.
सुग [ suga] [ su-gá]1m.f.n. (i.e.5. [su]+ 2. [ga] ; √ [gam] )going well or gracefully , having a graceful gait Lit. W.
easily passed , easy to traverse Lit. RV. Lit. AV. Lit. TBr. Lit. Lāṭy.
easy of access Lit. Kathās. Lit. Hcat.
easy to obtain Lit. RV. Lit. TS. Lit. Pañcat.
easily understood , intelligible Lit. MW.
easy or successful course Lit. RV. Lit. VS.
faeces Lit. L.
सुगेवृध् [ sugevṛdh] [ suge-vṛ́dh]m.f.n.rejoicing in good progress Lit. RV.
सुग [ suga] [ su-ga]2m.f.n. (i.e.5. [su]+ 3. [ga] ; √ [gai] )singing well or beautifully Lit. BhP.
सु [ su] [ su] (to be similarly prefixed to the following):
सुगण् [ sugaṇ] [ su-gaṇ]m.f.n. (a word formed artificially see Lit. Pāṇ. 3-2 , 75 Sch.)counting well or easily or easily to be calculated.
सुगण [ sugaṇa] [ su-gaṇa]m.f.n. = [ugaṇa] Lit. Pat.on Lit. Pāṇ. 6-1 , 9 Vārtt. 4
[ sugaṇa]m.N. of a Rāja-putra Lit. Kathās.
[ sugaṇā]f.N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda Lit. MBh.
सुगणोक्ति [ sugaṇokti] [ sugaṇokti]f. (?)N. of wk.
सुगणक [ sugaṇaka] [ su-gaṇaka]m.a good calculator or astronomer Lit. Cat.
सुगणित [ sugaṇita] [ su-gaṇita]m.f.n.easily or accurately calculated Lit. MW.
सुगत [ sugata] [ su-gata]m.f.n.going well Lit. VarBṛS.
one who has fared well Lit. Hit.
well-bestowed Lit. MW.
[ sugata]m.a Buddha ( [ -tva] n. ) Lit. Kathās. Lit. Jātakam. , Introd.
m.a Buddhist , Buddhist teacher Lit. Hcat.
सुगतचेतना [ sugatacetanā] [ su-gata--cetanā]f.N. of a Buddhist nun Lit. Buddh.
सुगतत्व [ sugatatva] [ su-gata--tva]n. , see [sugata]
सुगतमित्र [ sugatamitra] [ su-gata--mitra]m.N. of a man Lit. ib.
सुगतशासन [ sugataśāsana] [ su-gata--śāsana]n.the Buddhist doctrine Lit. Kathās.
सुगतायतन [ sugatāyatana] [ su-gatāyatana]n.a Buddhist temple or monastery Lit. ib.
सुगतालय [ sugatālaya] [ su-gatālaya]m. id. Lit. L.
सुगतावदान [ sugatāvadāna] [ su-gatāvadāna]n.N. of a Buddhist Sūtra wk.
सुगति [ sugati] [ su-gati]f.a good or happy condition , welfare , happiness , bliss Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv. Lit. MārkP.
a secure refuge Lit. Chandom.
[ sugati]m.f.n.having a good or auspicious position (as a planet) Lit. VarBṛS.
m.N. of a son of Gaya Lit. BhP.
of an Arhat (prob. w.r.for [ su-mati] ) Lit. L.
सुगतिसोपान [ sugatisopāna] [ su-gati--sopāna]n.N. of wk.
सुगन्त्व [ sugantva] [ su-gantva]m.f.n.easily passed Lit. Lāṭy.
सुगन्ध [ sugandha] [ su-gandha]m.a fragrant smell , fragrance Lit. R.
a perfume Lit. Yājñ. Lit. VarBṛ.
[ sugandha]m.f.n.fragrant Lit. MBh.
m.sulphur Lit. L.
the chick-pea Lit. ib.
Andropogon Schoenanthus Lit. ib.
marjoram Lit. ib.
a red-blossomed Moringa Lit. ib.
= [ tumburu] Lit. ib.
a fragrant ointment (made of various substances) Lit. L.
N. of a mountain Lit. Gol.
a trader , dealer Lit. MW.
[ sugandhā]f.the ichneumon plant Lit. L.
Curcuma Zedoaria Lit. ib.
a fragrant grass Lit. MW.
a sort of lime Lit. ib.
sacred basil Lit. Suśr. Lit. Car.
N. of various other plants and trees (= [ vandhyā] , [ karkoṭakī] , [rudra-jaṭā] ) Lit. L.
a form of Dākshāyaṇī Lit. Cat.
N. of an Apsaras Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv.
of a Tīrtha Lit. Vishṇ. Lit. MBh.
of a woman Lit. Rājat.
[ sugandhī]f.the small Banana Lit. L.
N. of a female servant of Vasu-deva Lit. VP.
[ sugandha]n.small cumin seed Lit. L.
the blue lotus Lit. ib.
sandal Lit. ib.
the Granthi-parṇa plant Lit. ib.
= [ kat-tṛṇa] Lit. ib.
= [ pattrāṅga] Lit. ib.
= [ gandha-tṛṇa] Lit. ib.
civet Lit. ib.
N. of a Tīrtha Lit. MBh.
सुगन्धता [ sugandhatā] [ su-gandha--tā]f.fragrance , perfume Lit. MW.
सुगन्धतैलनिर्यास [ sugandhatailaniryāsa] [ su-gandha--taila-niryāsa]n. (?) civet Lit. L.
a partic. perfume made from roses Lit. MW.
सुगन्धपत्त्रा [ sugandhapattrā] [ su-gandha--pattrā]f.a kind of plant (= [jaṭā] ) Lit. L.
= [ rudra-jaṭā] Lit. ib.
सुगन्धभूतृण [ sugandhabhūtṛṇa] [ su-gandha--bhū-tṛṇa]n.a kind of fragrant grass Lit. ib.
सुगन्धमुख [ sugandhamukha] [ su-gandha--mukha]m.N. of a Bodhi-sattva , Lit. Kāraṇḍ.
सुगन्धमूला [ sugandhamūlā] [ su-gandha--mūlā]f.Averrhoa Acida Lit. L.
Hibiscus Mutabilis Lit. ib.
= [ rāsnā] Lit. ib.
सुगन्धयुक्ति [ sugandhayukti] [ su-gandha--yukti]f.preparation of perfumes (one of the 64 arts) Lit. BhP. Sch.
सुगन्धवत् [ sugandhavat] [ su-gandha--vat]m.f.n.fragrant Lit. MBh.
सुगन्धवनमाहात्म्य [ sugandhavanamāhātmya] [ su-gandha--vana-māhātmya]n.N. of wk.
सुगन्धाढ्य [ sugandhāḍhya] [ su-gandhāḍhya]m.f.n.rich in fragrance Lit. R.
[ sugandhāḍhyā]f.Jasminum Sambac Lit. L.
सुगन्धादित्य [ sugandhāditya] [ su-gandhāditya]m.N. of a man Lit. Rājat.
सुगन्धामलक [ sugandhāmalaka] [ su-gandhāmalaka]m.a kind of mixture of various herbs Lit. L.
सुगन्धेश [ sugandheśa] [ su-gandheśa]m.N. of a temple erected by Su-gandhā Lit. Rājat.
an image of the tutelary deity of Su-gandhā Lit. MW.
सुगन्धक [ sugandhaka] [ su-gandhaka]m. " having fragrance " , a kind of grain (perhaps of rice) Lit. Suśr.
a kind of culinary herb Lit. ib.
the orange Lit. L.
Momordica Mixta Lit. ib.
red-blossomed basil Lit. ib.
a kind of bulbous plant (= [ dharaṇī-kanda] ) Lit. ib.
sulphur Lit. ib.
[ sugandhikā]f.a kind of plant Lit. Suśr.
[ sugandhaka]n.a kind of medicinal herb Lit. L.
सुगन्धय [ sugandhaya] [ su-gandhaya] Nom. P. [°yati] ,to make fragrant , scent Lit. Śiś.
सुगन्धार [ sugandhāra] [ su-gandhāra]m.N. of Śiva (accord.to Lit. Nīlak. = [ śobhano gandhāra-deśodbhavaḥ] ) Lit. MBh.
सुगन्धि [ sugandhi] [ su-gándhi]m.f.n. (or [-gandhi] )sweet-smelling , fragrant Lit. RV. Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv.
virtuous , pious Lit. MW.
[ sugandhi]m.a perfume , fragrance Lit. MW.
the supreme Being (= [ paramātman] ) Lit. ib.
a lion Lit. L.
a sort of Mango Lit. L.
a sort of Cyperus Lit. L.
Ocimum Pilosum Lit. L.
the root of Scirpus Kysoor Lit. L.
n.sandal Lit. L.
N. of various perfumes or fragrant plants (accord.to Lit. L. = [ elavāluka] ; = [ kaśeru] ; = [gandha-tṛṇa] ) Lit. Bhpr.
सुगन्धिकुसुम [ sugandhikusuma] [ su-gándhi--kusuma]n.a fragrant flower Lit. MW.
[ sugandhikusuma]m.yellow oleander Lit. L.
सुगन्धिकुसुमा [ sugandhikusumā] [ su-gándhi--kusumā]f.Trigonella Corniculata Lit. ib. (1222,2)
सुगन्धिता [ sugandhitā] [ su-gándhi--tā]f.fragrance Lit. VarBṛS. Lit. Śiś.
सुगन्धितेजन [ sugandhitejana] [ su-gándhi--tejana]m.n.a kind of fragrant grass Lit. TS. Lit. Kāṭh. Lit. Br.
सुगन्धित्रिफला [ sugandhitriphalā] [ su-gándhi--triphalā]f.nutmeg , areca nut , and cloves Lit. L.
सुगन्धिमुस्तक [ sugandhimustaka] [ su-gándhi--mustaka]n.a sort of Cyperus Lit. Bhpr.
सुगन्धिमूत्रपतन [ sugandhimūtrapatana] [ su-gándhi--mūtra-patana]m.a civet cat Lit. L.
सुगन्धिमूल [ sugandhimūla] [ su-gándhi--mūla]n.a radish Lit. L.
the root of Uśīra Lit. MW.
सुगन्धिमूला [ sugandhimūlā] [ su-gándhi--mūlā]f.Curcuma Zedoaria Lit. L.
= [ rāsnā] Lit. ib.
सुगन्धिमूषिका [ sugandhimūṣikā] [ su-gándhi--mūṣikā]f.the musk rat Lit. ib.
सुगन्धिसीह [ sugandhisīha] [ su-gándhi--sīha]m.N. of a man Lit. Rājat.
सुगन्धिक [ sugandhika] [ su-gandhika]m.f.n.fragrant Lit. Vishṇ.
[ sugandhika]m.a kind of grain (perhaps " of rice " ) Lit. Vāgbh. Lit. Car.
olibanum Lit. L.
sulphur Lit. L.
a lion Lit. L.
n.the white lotus Lit. L.
the root of Andropogon Muricatus Lit. L.
the root of Costus Speciosus or Arabicus Lit. L.
a partic. medicinal herb = [ sura-parṇa] Lit. L.
सुगन्धिन् [ sugandhin] [ su-gandhin]m.f.n.fragrant , sweet-smelling Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
[ sugandhinī]f.Pandanus Odoratissimus Lit. L.
a kind of plant with fragrant leaves (= [ ārāma-śītalā] ) Lit. ib.
सुगन्मन् [ suganman] [ su-ganman]m.f.n. Lit. Vop. xxvi , 68.
सुगभस्ति [ sugabhasti] [ su-gabhasti] ( [sú-]or [ sugábh] )m.f.n.having skilful hands (said to Tvashṭṛi) Lit. RV.
सुगम [ sugama] [ su-gama]m.f.n.easy to be traversed Lit. BhP. Lit. Kathās.
easy of access Lit. Kathās. Lit. Kuval.
easy to be ascertained or understood , obvious Lit. MBh. Lit. BhP.
easy , practicable Lit. MW.
सुगमान्वया [ sugamānvayā] [ su-gamānvayā]f.N. of Comm.
सुगमन [ sugamana] [ su-gamana]m.f.n.easy of access Lit. Nir. vi , 2
proceeding well Lit. Sāy.on Lit. RV. i , 165 , 8.
सुगम्भीर [ sugambhīra] [ su-gambhīra]m.f.n.very deep Lit. MBh.
सुगम्य [ sugamya] [ su-gamya]m.f.n.easily traversed or passed , easy of access Lit. Pañcar.
सुगर [ sugara] [ su-gara]n.cinnabar Lit. L.
सुगर्हित [ sugarhita] [ su-garhita]m.f.n.very blamable Lit. R.
सुगला [ sugalā] [ su-galā]f.N. of a woman Lit. Rājat.
सुगव [ sugava] [ su-gava]m.a vigorous bull Lit. MBh.
[ sugava]m.f.n.having fine cows , abounding in cattle Lit. RV.
सुगवि [ sugavi] [ su-gavi]m.N. of a son of Prasuśruta Lit. VP.
सुगव्य [ sugavya] [ su-gávya]n.the possession of good or much cattle Lit. RV.
[ sugavya]m.f.n. = [ -gáva] Lit. MW.
सुगहन [ sugahana] [ su-gahana]m.f.n.very thick or close or impervious Lit. L.
[ sugahanā]f.an enclosure round a place of sacrifice Lit. W.
सुगहनावृति [ sugahanāvṛti] [ su-gahanāvṛti]f. id. Lit. MW.
सुगाङ्ग [ sugāṅga] [ su-gāṅga]m.or n.N. of a palace Lit. Mudr.
सुगातु [ sugātu] [ su-gā́tu]m.welfare , prosperity Lit. AV. vi , 1 , 3.
सुगातुया [ sugātuyā] [ su-gātuyā́]f. (the same form for instr.)desire of welfare or prosperity Lit. RV.
सुगात्र [ sugātra] [ su-gātra]m.f.n.fair-limbed , graceful Lit. Kathās.
सुगात्रिया [ sugātriyā] [ su-gātriyā] w.r.for [ -gātuyā́]
सुगाध [ sugādha] [ su-gādhá]m.f.n.easily fordable Lit. RV.
सुगार्हपत्य [ sugārhapatya] [ su-gārhapatyá]m.a good householder Lit. AV. Lit. TBr.
सुगीत [ sugīta] [ su-gīta]n.good singing Lit. BhP.
सुगीति [ sugīti] [ su-gīti]f. " id. " , N. of a kind of Āryā metre Lit. Col.
सुगीथ [ sugītha] [ su-gītha]m.N. of a Ṛishi Lit. Bālar.
सुगु [ sugu] [ su-gú]m.f.n. = [-gáva] Lit. RV. Lit. AV. Lit. TBr.
सुगुण [ suguṇa] [ su-guṇa]m.f.n.very virtuous or excellent Lit. Caurap.
सुगुप्त [ sugupta] [ su-gupta]m.f.n. ( [sú-] )well guarded Lit. ŚBr. Lit. R.
well hidden or concealed , kept very secret Lit. Kāv. Lit. Pañcat.
[ suguptā]f.Mucuna Pruritus Lit. L.
[ suguptam] ind.very secretly or privately Lit. Pañcat.
very carefully Lit. MBh.
सुगुप्ततर [ suguptatara] [ su-gupta--tara]m.f.n.well hidden Lit. Pañcat.
सुगुप्तभाण्ड [ suguptabhāṇḍa] [ su-gupta--bhāṇḍa]m.f.n.looking well after the household utensils ( [ -tā] f. ) Lit. Vishṇ.
सुगुप्तभाण्डता [ suguptabhāṇḍatā] [ su-gupta--bhāṇḍa--tā]f. , see [suguptabhāṇḍa]
सुगुप्तलेख [ suguptalekha] [ su-gupta--lekha]m.a very private letter or one written in cipher Lit. MW.
सुगुप्ति [ sugupti] [ su-gupti]f.good protection , great secrecy (acc.with [ā-√ dhā] , " to observe great secrecy " ) Lit. Hit.
सुगुप्तीकृ [ suguptīkṛ] [ su-guptī-√ kṛ] P. [ -karoti] ,to keep well , guard carefully Lit. Pañcat.
सुगुरु [ suguru] [ su-guru]m.f.n.very heinous (as a crime) Lit. Mn. xi , 256
a good teacher Lit. Jain.
सुगुल्फ [ sugulpha] [ su-gulpha]m.f.n.having beautiful ankles Lit. Pāṇ. 4-1 , 54 Sch.
सुगूढ [ sugūḍha] [ su-gūḍha]m.f.n.well guarded or concealed , very secret Lit. MBh. Lit. Pañcat.
[ sugūḍham] ind.very secretly Lit. Daś.
सुगृद्ध [ sugṛddha] [ su-gṛddha]m.f.n.intensely longing for (loc.) Lit. MBh.
सुगृह [ sugṛha] [ su-gṛhá]m.having a good or beautiful house or abode Lit. AV.
[ sugṛha]m. " having a good nest " , the tailor-bird , Sylvia Sutoria Lit. L.
[ sugṛhī]f.a partic. bird (reckoned among the Pratudas) Lit. Suśr.
सुगृहपति [ sugṛhapati] [ su-gṛhapatí]m.a good householder (said of Agni) Lit. VS.
सुगृहिन् [ sugṛhin] [ su-gṛhin]m.f.n.well-housed , having a good nest (as a bird) Lit. Pañcat.
सुगृहीत [ sugṛhīta] [ su-gṛhīta]m.f.n.held fast or firmly , seized , grasped , clung or adhered to Lit. Śiś.
well apprehended or learnt Lit. ib.
mentioned auspiciously ( cf.next)
सुगृहीतनामन् [ sugṛhītanāman] [ su-gṛhīta--nāman]m.f.n. (or [-nāma-dheya] )one whose name is invoked auspiciously (also said of Yudhi-shṭhira and others who are invoked early in the morning to secure good luck) Lit. Kād. Lit. Mudr.
सुगृहीताभिध [ sugṛhītābhidha] [ su-gṛhītābhidha]m.f.n.having an auspicious name Lit. Rājat.
सुगेवृध् [ sugevṛdh] [ su-ge-vṛ́dh] seeunder 1. [su-ga] ,col.2.
सुगेष्णा [ sugeṣṇā] [ su-geṣṇā]f. " singing well " , a Kiṃ-narī Lit. L.
सुगेहिनी [ sugehinī] [ su-gehinī]f.a good housewife Lit. Bālar.
सुगो [ sugo] [ su-go]f.an excellent cow Lit. Pāṇ. 5-4 , 69 Sch.
सुगोचर [ sugocara] [ su-gocara] w.r.for [ sva-g] Lit. Bcar. i , 13.
सुगोपा [ sugopā] [ su-gopā́]m.a good protector Lit. RV.
[ sugopā]m.f.n.well protected (superl. [ -tama] ) Lit. ib.
सुगोप्य [ sugopya] [ su-gopya]m.f.n.to be kept quite secret Lit. Pañcar.
सुगौतम [ sugautama] [ su-gautama]m. " the good Gautama " , N. of Gautama Buddha Lit. Lalit.
सुगौरव [ sugaurava] [ su-gaurava]m.f.n.very heavy or ponderous Lit. L.
सुग्म्य [ sugmya] [ sú-gmya]m.f.n. ( [sú-] ) (√ [gam] )advancing well Lit. RV.
increasing Lit. ib.
[ sugmya]n.happiness , prosperity Lit. Naigh. iii , 6.
सुग्रथित [ sugrathita] [ su-grathita] ( [sú-] )m.f.n.well fastened Lit. ib.
सुग्रन्थि [ sugranthi] [ su-granthi]m.f.n.well knotted Lit. MW.
having beautiful joints Lit. ib.
[ sugranthi]m.a kind of perfume (= [ coraka] ) Lit. L.
n.the root of Piper Longum Lit. L.
सुग्रह [ sugraha] [ su-graha]m.f.n.having a good handle Lit. MBh.
easy to be obtained Lit. Kathās.
easy to be learnt or understood Lit. Sāh.
सुग्रहण [ sugrahaṇa] [ su-grahaṇa]n.reverential clasping (of a person's feet) Lit. Inscr.
सुग्राम [ sugrāma] [ su-grāma]m.N. of a village in Magadha Lit. HPariś.
सुग्रास [ sugrāsa] [ su-grāsa]m.a dainty morsel Lit. MW.
सुग्राह्य [ sugrāhya] [ su-grāhya]m.f.n.easy to be taken , easily apprehensible Lit. W.
सुग्रीव [ sugrīva] [ su-grīva]m.f.n.handsome-necked , having a beautiful neck
[ sugrīva]m. (ifc. f ( [ ā] ) .)N. of a monkey-king (who , with his army of monkeys headed by Hanumat , assisted Rāmacandra in conquering Rāvaṇa ; he was believed to be the son of the Sun , and was re-established by Rāma in the throne of Kishkindha ( q.v. ) , usurped by his brother Vālin) Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
m.of one of the four horses of Kṛishṇa or Vishṇu (the other three being Balāhaka , Megha-pushpa , and Śaivya) Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv. Lit. BhP.
of a divine being Lit. VarBṛS.
of the father of the ninth Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī Lit. L.
a kind of pavilion Lit. Vāstuv.
(only Lit. L.)a conch
N. of Śiva or Indra
a goose
a hero
a piece of water
N. of a mountain
a sort of weapon
the countenance of a friend
a serpent of Pātāla Lit. W.
f ( [ ā]or [ ī] ) .N. of an Apsaras Lit. Hariv.
[ sugrīvī]f.N. of a daughter of Daksha and wife of Kaśyapa (regarded as the mother of horses , camels , and asses) Lit. Hariv. Lit. Pur.
सुग्रीवाग्रज [ sugrīvāgraja] [ su-grīvāgraja]m. " elder brother of Su-grīva " , N. of Vālin Lit. L.
सुग्रीवेश [ sugrīveśa] [ su-grīveśa]m. " lord of Su-grīva " , N. of Rāma Lit. L.
सुघटत्व [ sughaṭatva] [ su-ghaṭa--tva]n. , see [sughaṭa]
सुघटितघटित [ sughaṭitaghaṭita] [ su-ghaṭita--ghaṭita]m.f.n. id. Lit. Subh.
सुघट्टित [ sughaṭṭita] [ su-ghaṭṭita]m.f.n.well pressed down or levelled Lit. MBh.
सुघन [ sughana] [ su-ghana]m.f.n.very dense (as a forest) Lit. Pañcat.
सुघरिकागृहक [ sugharikāgṛhaka] [ su-gharikā-gṛhaka]n.a kind of sieve , Lit. Śīl.
सुघर्ष [ sugharṣa] [ su-gharṣa]m.much rubbing , strong friction Lit. L.
सुघोर [ sughora] [ su-ghora]m.f.n.very fearful or terrible Lit. MBh.
[ sughora]m.N. of a man Lit. VP.
n.anything very dreadful or hideous Lit. MBh.
सुघोष [ sughoṣa] [ su-ghoṣa]m.f.n.making a loud noise , very noisy Lit. MBh.
having a pleasant sound Lit. R.
[ sughoṣa]m.a pleasant sound or cry Lit. W.
N. of the conch of Nakula Lit. Bhag.
of a Buddha Lit. Lalit.
of an Agra-hāra ( q.v.) Lit. Kathās.
a partic. form of a temple Lit. Hcat.
सुघोषग्राम [ sughoṣagrāma] [ su-ghoṣa--grāma]m.N. of a village Lit. Cat.
सुघोषघोष [ sughoṣaghoṣa] [ su-ghoṣa--ghoṣa]m.f.n.sounding loud Lit. MBh.
सुघोषवत् [ sughoṣavat] [ su-ghoṣa--vat]m.f.n.sounding pleasantly Lit. ib.
सुघोषक [ sughoṣaka] [ su-ghoṣaka]m.or n. (?) , a partic. musical instrument Lit. DivyA7v.
सुघोषित [ sughoṣita] [ su-ghoṣita]m.f.n.proclaimed with loud voice Lit. ib.
सुघ्न [ sughna] [ su-ghná]m.easy striking or killing Lit. RV.
सुग्म्य [ sugmya] [ su-gmya] seep. 1222 , col. 3.
सुघट [ sughaṭa] [ su-ghaṭa] seeabove.
