ह [ ha] [ ha]1the thirty-third and last consonant of the Nāgarī alphabet (in Pāṇini's system belonging to the guttural class , and usually pronounced like the English (h)in (hard) ;it is not an original letter , but is mostly derived from an older [ gh] ,rarely from [ dh]or [ bh] ) .
हत्व [ hatva] [ ha-tva]n.the state of the letter [ha] Lit. ib.
ह [ ha] [ ha]2m. (only Lit. L.)a form of Śiva or Bhairava ( cf. [nakulīśa] )
water
a cipher (i.e.the arithmetical figure which symbolizes o)
meditation , auspiciousness
sky , heaven , paradise
blood
dying
fear
knowledge
the moon
Vishṇu
war , battle
horripilation
a horse
pride
a physician
cause , motive
= [ pāpa-haraṇa]
= [ sakopa-vāraṇa]
= [ śuṣka]
[ ha] mf.laughter
a lute
pleasure , delight
a weapon
the sparkling of a gem
calling , calling to the sound of a lute
ind. = [ aham] (?) . Lit. IndSt.
mfn.mad , drunk.
ह [ ha] [ ha]3 ind. (prob. orig. identical with 2. [gha] ,and used as a particle for emphasizing a preceding word , esp. if it begins a sentence closely connected with another ;very frequent in the Brāhmaṇas and Sūtras , and often translatable by) indeed , assuredly , verily , of course , then (often with other particles e.g.with [ tv eva] , [u] , [sma] , [vai] ; [ na ha] , " not indeed " ;also with interrogatives and relatives e.g. [ yad dha] , " when indeed " ; [ kad dha] , " what then? " sometimes with impf.or pf. ( cf. Lit. Pāṇ. 3-2 , 116 ) ;in later language very commonly used as a mere expletive , esp. at the end of a verse) Lit. RV. Lit.
ह [ ha] [ ha]4m.f.n. (fr. √ [han] )killing , destroying , removing (only ifc. ; see [arāti-] , [vṛtra-] , [śatruha] )
ह [ ha] [ ha]5m.f.n. (fr. √ 3. [hā] )abandoning , deserting , avoiding (ifc. ; see [ an-oka-]and [vāpī-ha] )
[ hā]f.abandonment , desertion Lit. L.
हंस [ haṃsa] [ haṃsá]1m. (ifc. f ( [ā] ) . ; accord.to Lit. Uṇ. iii , 62 fr. √ 1. [han] , " to go? " ) a goose , gander , swan , flamingo (or other aquatic bird , considered as a bird of passage ;sometimes a mere poetical or mythical bird , said in Lit. RV.to be able to separate Soma from water , when these two fluids are mixed , and in later literature , milk from water when these two are mixed ;also forming in Lit. RV.the vehicle of the Aśvins , and in later literature that of Brahmā ; ifc.also = " best or chief among " ) Lit. RV.
the soul or spirit (typified by the pure white colour of a goose or swan , and migratory like a goose ; sometimes " the Universal Soul or Supreme Spirit " , identified with Virāj , Nārāyaṇa , Vishṇu , Śiva , Kāma , and the Sun ; du. " the universal and the individual Spirit " ; accord. to Lit. Sāy. resolvable into [ ahaṃ sa] , " I am that " ) Lit. Up. Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv.
one of the vital airs Lit. L.
a kind of ascetic Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv. Lit. BhP.
a man of supernatural qualities born under a partic. constellation Lit. VarBṛS.
an unambitious monarch Lit. L.
a horse Lit. Naigh. i , 14
an excellent draught-ox (accord.to some , " a buffalo " ) Lit. VarBṛS.
a mountain Lit. L.
a temple of a partic. form Lit. VarBṛS.
a kind of Mantra or mystical text Lit. Cat.
silver Lit. L.
envy , malice Lit. L.
N. of two metres Lit. Col.
(in music) a kind of measure Lit. Saṃgīt.
a mystical N. of the letter [ h] Lit. Cat.
a spiritual preceptor Lit. W.
N. of a Deva-gandharva Lit. Hariv.
of a Dānava Lit. ib.
of a son of Brahmā Lit. BhP.
of a son of Vasu-deva Lit. ib.
of a son of A-rishṭā Lit. MBh.
of a son of Brahma-datta and general of Jarā-saṃdha Lit. ib.
of various authors Lit. Cat.
of one of the Moon's horses Lit. VP.
of a mountain Lit. Pur.
pl.N. of the Brāhmans in Plaksha-dvīpa Lit. BhP.
[ haṃsī]f.a female goose Lit. Mṛicch. Lit. Kathās.
N. of various metres Lit. Śrutab. Lit. Chandom. Lit. Col.
of a daughter of Bhagīratha and wife of Kautsa Lit. MBh.
of a courtezan Lit. Rājat. (cf. Gk. 1 ; Lat. (anser)for (hanser); Lit. (z3asís); Germ. (Gans); Angl.Sax. (gôs); Eng. (goose) . )
हंसकाकीय [ haṃsakākīya] [ haṃsá-kākīya]m.f.n. (fr. [ haṃsa-kāka] )relating to a goose and a crow (as a partic. fable) Lit. MBh.
हंसकान्ता [ haṃsakāntā] [ haṃsá-kāntā]f. " gander-loved " , a female goose Lit. L.
हंसकालीतनय [ haṃsakālītanaya] [ haṃsá-kālī-tanaya]m.a buffalo (see [ kālī-t] ) Lit. L.
हंसकीलक [ haṃsakīlaka] [ haṃsá-kīlaka]m.a partic. form of sexual union (v.l. [-nīlaka] ) Lit. L.
हंसकूट [ haṃsakūṭa] [ haṃsá-kūṭa]m. " swan's peak " , N. of one of the peaks of the Himâlaya Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv.
the hump on the shoulder of the Indian ox Lit. L.
हंसग [ haṃsaga] [ haṃsá-ga]m. " going or riding on a swan " , N. of Brahmā Lit. L.
हंसगति [ haṃsagati] [ haṃsá-gati]m.f.n.having a swan's gait Lit. Vikr.
हंसगद्गदा [ haṃsagadgadā] [ haṃsá-gadgadā]f. " prattling like a swan " , a sweetly speaking woman Lit. L.
हंसगमन [ haṃsagamana] [ haṃsá-gamana]n.the gait of a swan or goose Lit. MW.
[ haṃsagamanā]f.N. of a Surâṅganā Lit. Siṃhâs.
हंसगामिनी [ haṃsagāminī] [ haṃsá-gāminī]f. " walking like a swan " , a graceful woman Lit. Mn. iii , 10.
हंसगुह्य [ haṃsaguhya] [ haṃsá-guhya]n. " the mystery of the Universal Soul " , N. of a partic. hymn Lit. BhP.
हंसचक्रप्रश्न [ haṃsacakrapraśna] [ haṃsá-cakra-praśna]m.N. of wk.
हंसचन्द्रांशु [ haṃsacandrāṃśu] [ haṃsá-candrāṃśu]m. pl.the rays of the sun and the moon Lit. MBh.
हंसचरस्वारोदय [ haṃsacarasvārodaya] [ haṃsá-cara-svārodaya]m.N. of works.
हंसचिह्नदुकूलवत् [ haṃsacihnadukūlavat] [ haṃsá-cihna-dukūla-vat]m.f.n.clad in a garment woven with representations of geese Lit. Ragh.
हंसचूड [ haṃsacūḍa] [ haṃsá-cūḍa]m.N. of a Yaksha Lit. MBh.
हंसच्छत्त्र [ haṃsacchattra] [ haṃsá-cchattra]n.dry ginger Lit. L.
हंसज [ haṃsaja] [ haṃsá-ja]m. " swan-born " , N. of one of Skanda's attendants Lit. MBh.
हंसजातीय [ haṃsajātīya] [ haṃsá-jātīya]m.f.n.belonging to the tribe of birds called Haṃsa , anserine Lit. Pañcat.
हंसजिह्व [ haṃsajihva] [ haṃsá-jihva]m. " goose-tongued " , N. of a man , pl.his family Lit. Saṃskārak.
हंसता [ haṃsatā] [ haṃsá-tā]f.the being a goose Lit. Kathās.
हंसतीर्थ [ haṃsatīrtha] [ haṃsá-tīrtha]n.N. of a Tīrtha Lit. Cat.
हंसतूल [ haṃsatūla] [ haṃsá-tūla]n. ( Lit. L.) " goose-cotton " , the soft feathers or down of a goose.
हंसतूलिका [ haṃsatūlikā] [ haṃsá-tūlikā]f. ( Lit. Nalac.) " goose-cotton " , the soft feathers or down of a goose.
हंसत्व [ haṃsatva] [ haṃsá-tva]n. = [ -tā] Lit. Kathās.
हंसदाहन [ haṃsadāhana] [ haṃsá-dāhana]n.aloe wood Lit. L.
हंसदूत [ haṃsadūta] [ haṃsá-dūta]m. n.N. of two poems (by Kavīndrâcārya Sarasvatī and by Rūpa Gosvāmin) .
हंसद्वार [ haṃsadvāra] [ haṃsá-dvāra]n.N. of a pass near Lake Mānasa.
हंसद्वीप [ haṃsadvīpa] [ haṃsá-dvīpa]m. n.N. of an island Lit. Kathās.
हंसध्वज [ haṃsadhvaja] [ haṃsá-dhvaja]m.N. of a king Lit. Cat.
हंसनाद [ haṃsanāda] [ haṃsá-nāda]m.the cackling or cry of a goose or swan (thought to have something of a sacred character)
(in music) a kind of measure Lit. Saṃgīt.
N. of a Vidyā-dhara Lit. Bālar.
हंसनादोपनिषद् [ haṃsanādopaniṣad] [ haṃsá-nādopaniṣad]f.N. of an Upanishad (= [ haṃsop] ) .
हंसनादिन् [ haṃsanādin] [ haṃsá-nādin]m.f.n.making a noise like a goose or swan , cackling
[ haṃsanādinī]f.a graceful woman (one of the various classes into which women are divided) Lit. L.
हंसनाभ [ haṃsanābha] [ haṃsá-nābha]m.N. of a mountain Lit. MārkP.
हंसनिदान [ haṃsanidāna] [ haṃsá-nidāna]n.N. of a med. wk.
हंसनीलक [ haṃsanīlaka] [ haṃsá-nīlaka] see [-kīlaka] .
हंसपक्ष [ haṃsapakṣa] [ haṃsá-pakṣa]m.a partic. position of the hand Lit. Cat.
हंसपथ [ haṃsapatha] [ haṃsá-patha]m. pl.N. of a people (v.l. [-pada] ) Lit. MBh.
हंसपद [ haṃsapada] [ haṃsá-pada]n.goose-foot (as a mark) , Nar.
a partic. weight (= [ karṣa] ) Lit. ŚārṅgS.
[ haṃsapadā]f.a kind of Svara-bhakti Lit. MāṇḍŚ.
[ haṃsapadī]f.N. of various plants (accord.to Lit. L. " a species of Mimosa and Cissus Pedata " ) Lit. Car.
[ haṃsapada]m.a kind of metre Lit. Col.
N. of an Apsaras Lit. VP.
हंसपदिका [ haṃsapadikā] [ haṃsá-padikā]f.N. of the first wife of Dushyanta (v.l. [ haṃsa-vatī] ) Lit. Śak.
हंसपरमेश्वर [ haṃsaparameśvara] [ haṃsá-parameśvara]m.N. of a Tantra wk.
हंसपाद [ haṃsapāda] [ haṃsá-pāda]m.the foot of a goose Lit. MW.
[ haṃsapādā]f.N. of an Apsaras , Lit. VP.
[ haṃsapāda]f. w.r.for [ haṃsa-padā]
[ haṃsapādī]f.N. of a plant = (or w.r. for) [ haṃsa-padī]
[ haṃsapāda]n.vermilion Lit. L.
quicksilver Lit. L.
हंसपादिका [ haṃsapādikā] [ haṃsá-pādikā]f.a kind of plant (= [ -padī] ) Lit. L.
हंसपाल [ haṃsapāla] [ haṃsá-pāla]m.N. of a king Lit. Inscr.
हंसपुर [ haṃsapura] [ haṃsá-pura]n.N. of a town Lit. L.
हंसप्रपतन [ haṃsaprapatana] [ haṃsá-prapatana]n.N. of a Tīrtha Lit. MBh.
हंसपोट्टली [ haṃsapoṭṭalī] [ haṃsá-poṭṭalī]f.a partic. mixture , Lit. Rasêndrac.
हंसप्रबोधा [ haṃsaprabodhā] [ haṃsá-prabodhā]f.N. of a Surâṅganā Lit. Siṃhâs.
हंसबीज [ haṃsabīja] [ haṃsá-bīja]n.a goose's egg Lit. L.
हंसभूपाल [ haṃsabhūpāla] [ haṃsá-bhūpāla]m.N. of an author Lit. Cat.
हंसमण्डूरक [ haṃsamaṇḍūraka] [ haṃsá-maṇḍūraka]n.a partic. mixture Lit. Cat.
हंसमार्ग [ haṃsamārga] [ haṃsá-mārga]m. pl.N. of a people (B. [hanyamāna] ) Lit. MBh.
हंसमाला [ haṃsamālā] [ haṃsá-mālā]f.a line or flight of Haṃsas , flock of wild geese Lit. Kum.
a kind of goose or duck (with dark grey wings) Lit. L.
a kind of metre Lit. Col.
हंसमाषा [ haṃsamāṣā] [ haṃsá-māṣā]f.Glycine Debilis Lit. L.
हंसमाहेश्वर [ haṃsamāheśvara] [ haṃsá-māheśvara]m.N. of a Tantra wk. ( cf. [ -paraṃeśv] )
हंसमुख [ haṃsamukha] [ haṃsá-mukha]m.f.n.formed like a goose's beak , Lit. ŚrS.
हंसमौन [ haṃsamauna] [ haṃsá-mauna]n.N. of wk.
हंसयान [ haṃsayāna] [ haṃsá-yāna]n.a goose or swan as a vehicle , a car drawn by swans Lit. Kathās. Lit. BhP.
[ haṃsayāna]m.f.n.riding on a swan Lit. Cat.
हंसयुक्त [ haṃsayukta] [ haṃsá-yukta]m.f.n.drawn by swans (said of the chariot of Brahmā) Lit. MW.
हंसयुवन् [ haṃsayuvan] [ haṃsá-yuvan]m.a young goose or swan Lit. ib.
हंसरथ [ haṃsaratha] [ haṃsá-ratha]m. " whose vehicle is a Haṃsa " , N. of Brahmā Lit. L.
of a man Lit. Rājat.
हंसराज [ haṃsarāja] [ haṃsá-rāja]m. " king of geese " , a large gander Lit. Hit.
N. of a man Lit. Rājat.
of various authors Lit. Cat.
हंसरामप्रश्न [ haṃsarāmapraśna] [ haṃsá-rāma-praśna]m.N. of a treatise on augury ( cf. [ cakra-pr] ) .
हंसरुत [ haṃsaruta] [ haṃsá-ruta]n.the cackling of geese Lit. Suśr.
a kind of metre Lit. Col.
हंसरोमन् [ haṃsaroman] [ haṃsá-roman]n. = [-tūla] Lit. HPariś.
हंसलिपि [ haṃsalipi] [ haṃsá-lipi]f.a partic. mode of writing Lit. Jain.
हंसलील [ haṃsalīla] [ haṃsá-līla]m. (in music) a kind of measure Lit. Saṃgīt.
हंसलोमश [ haṃsalomaśa] [ haṃsá-lomaśa]n.green sulphate of iron Lit. L.
हंसलोहक [ haṃsalohaka] [ haṃsá-lohaka]n.brass Lit. L.
हंसवक्त्र [ haṃsavaktra] [ haṃsá-vaktra]m. " swan-beaked " , N. of one of Skanda'a attendants Lit. MBh.
हंसवत् [ haṃsavat] [ haṃsá-vat]m.f.n.possessing geese
containing the word [ haṃsa] Lit. AitBr.
[ haṃsavatī]f.a verse containing the word [ haṃsa] (applied to Lit. RV. iv , 40 , 5,in which the sun in the form of Dadhi-krā , here called Haṃsa , is identified with Para-brahman or the Supreme Being ;this verse is also found in Lit. VS. x , 24 ; xii , 14 ) Lit. ĀpŚr.
Cissus Pedata Lit. L.
N. of the first wife of Dushyanta (v.l.for [ -padikā] ) Lit. Śak.
of the murderess of Vīra-sena Lit. Hcar.
of a town and district (= Pegu) Lit. Buddh.
हंसवारणगामिनी [ haṃsavāraṇagāminī] [ haṃsá-vāraṇa-gāminī]f.a woman who walks like a swan and young elephant Lit. MW.
हंसवाह [ haṃsavāha] [ haṃsá-vāha]m.f.n.riding on a Haṃsa Lit. BhP.
हंसवाहन [ haṃsavāhana] [ haṃsá-vāhana]m. " id. " , N. of Brahmā Lit. ib.
हंसविक्रान्तगामिता [ haṃsavikrāntagāmitā] [ haṃsá-vikrānta-gāmitā]f.having a walk like the gait of a swan (one of the 80 minor marks of a Buddha) Lit. Dharmas. 84.
हंसविवेक [ haṃsaviveka] [ haṃsá-viveka]m.N. of wk.
हंसवेग [ haṃsavega] [ haṃsá-vega]m.N. of a man Lit. Hcar.
हंसश्येत [ haṃsaśyeta] [ haṃsá-śyeta]m.f.n.white like a swan Lit. Kir.
हंसश्रेणी [ haṃsaśreṇī] [ haṃsá-śreṇī]f.a line or row of geese Lit. Ragh.
हंससंघाराम [ haṃsasaṃghārāma] [ haṃsá-saṃghārāma]m.N. of a temple Lit. Buddh.
हंससंदेश [ haṃsasaṃdeśa] [ haṃsá-saṃdeśa]m.N. of a poem by Vedântâcārya.
हंससाचि [ haṃsasāci] [ haṃsá-sā́ci]m.a kind of bird Lit. TS.
हंसांशु [ haṃsāṃśu] [ haṃsāṃśu]m.f.n. " swan-rayed " , swan-coloured , white Lit. MW.
हंसाकार [ haṃsākāra] [ haṃsākāra]m.f.n.having the form of a Haṃsa Lit. VarBṛS.
हंसाङ्घ्रि [ haṃsāṅghri] [ haṃsāṅghri]m. " goose-footed " , vermilion Lit. L.
[ haṃsāṅghrī]f.a kind of Mimosa Lit. L.
हंसाधिरूढा [ haṃsādhirūḍhā] [ haṃsādhirūḍhā]f. " mounted on a swan " , N. of Sarasvatī (as wife of Brahmā) Lit. L.
हंसाभिख्य [ haṃsābhikhya] [ haṃsābhikhya]n. " bright as a swan " , silver Lit. L.
हंसारूढ [ haṃsārūḍha] [ haṃsārūḍha]m.f.n.mounted on a swan (applied to Varuṇa , Brahmā , and Sarasvatī) Lit. L.
हंसावती [ haṃsāvatī] [ haṃsāvatī]f.N. of a woman, Lit. Daś.
of Pegu, Lit. Inscr.
हंसावली [ haṃsāvalī] [ haṃsāvalī]f. = [haṃsa-śreṇī] Lit. Kathās.
हंसाष्टक [ haṃsāṣṭaka] [ haṃsāṣṭaka]n.N. of a poem.
हंसाह्वया [ haṃsāhvayā] [ haṃsāhvayā]f.a kind of Mimosa Lit. Suśr.
हंसेश्वरतीर्थ [ haṃseśvaratīrtha] [ haṃseśvara-tīrtha]n.N. of a Tīrtha Lit. Cat.
हंसोदक [ haṃsodaka] [ haṃsodaka]n.a kind of cordial liquor (described as a sort of infusion of cardamoms) Lit. Car.
हंसोपनिषद् [ haṃsopaniṣad] [ haṃsopaniṣad]f.N. of an Upanishad belonging to the Atharva-veda ( cf. [ haṃsanādop] ) .
हंस [ haṃsa] [ haṃsa]2 Nom. P. [°sati] ,to act or behave like a swan Lit. Subh.
हंसक [ haṃsaka] [ haṃsaka]m.a goose , gander , swan , flamingo (also " a little or poor goose " ) Lit. Kāv. Lit. BhP.
(in music) a kind of measure Lit. Saṃgīt.
N. of a son of Brahma-datta Lit. Hariv.
[ haṃsaka]m.n.an ornament for the feet or ankles (said to be formed like a goose's foot) Lit. Śiś. vii , 23
[ haṃsikā]f.a female goose Lit. Kathās.
N. of a mythical cow Lit. MBh.
हंसकवती [ haṃsakavatī] [ haṃsaka-vatī]f.a proper N. g. [ajirādi] (v.l.)
हंसकायन [ haṃsakāyana] [ haṃsakāyana]m. pl.N. of a people ( cf. [ hāṃs] ) Lit. MBh.
हंसाय [ haṃsāya] [ haṃsāya] Nom. Ā. [ °yate] ,to be like a goose or swan Lit. Prasannar.
हंसिन् [ haṃsin] [ haṃsin]m.f.n. (prob.) containing the Universal Soul (said of Kṛishṇa) Lit. Pañcar.
[ haṃsinī]f.a partic. manner of walking Lit. Saṃgīt.
हंसिर [ haṃsira] [ haṃsira]m.a kind of mouse ( cf. [hasira] ) Lit. Suśr.
हंसी [ haṃsī] [ haṃsī]f.a female goose (see1. [haṃsa] ) .
हंसीयुगल [ haṃsīyugala] [ haṃsī-yugala]m.a pair of geese or ducks Lit. MW.
हंसीय [ haṃsīya] [ haṃsīya]m.f.n. g. [gahādi] .
हंहो [ haṃho] [ haṃho] ind. ( cf. [ham] )a vocative particle (corresponding to " ho! " " hollo! " accord. to some also expressing haughtiness or contempt ; in dram. a form of address used by equals to each other) Lit. MBh. Lit. Kāv.
हक् [ hak] [ hak] ind. (onomat.)the sound [hak] .
हक्कार [ hakkāra] [ hak-kāra]m.making the sound [hak] ,calling , calling to Lit. L.
हक्क [ hakka] [ hakka]m.calling to an elephant Lit. L.
हक्कय [ hakkaya] [ hakkaya] Nom. P. [°yati] ,to call , call to Lit. Pañcad.
हक्काप्रधाना [ hakkāpradhānā] [ hakkā-pradhānā]f. (used in explaining [ niṣṭhura-bhāṣā] ) , Lit. Śīl.
हक्काहक्क [ hakkāhakka] [ hakkā-hakka]m.calling on , challenging Lit. Pañcat.
हचि [ haci] [ haci] see [sundara-haci] ,p. 1227 , col. 1.
हचिपुर [ hacipura] [ haci-pura]n.N. of a town Lit. Buddh.
हजदेश [ hajadeśa] [ haja-deśa]m.N. of a district Lit. Cat.
हजाज [ hajāja] [ hajāja] andN. of a place Lit. ib.
हजाजि [ hajāji] [ hajāji]andN. of a place Lit. ib.
हञ्चा [ hañcā] [ hañcā] see [karahañcā] ,p. 255 , col. 1.
हञ्जा [ hañjā] [ hañjā]f. (accord.to some = [kanyā] )a female servant (voc. [ °je] ,often used in dram. as a particle of address) Lit. L.
हञ्जिका [ hañjikā] [ hañjikā]f.a female attendant , chamber-maid ( [-tva] n. ) Lit. KāśīKh.
Clerodendrum Siphonantus Lit. L.
हञ्जिकात्व [ hañjikātva] [ hañjikā--tva]n. , see [hañjikā]
हञ्जि [ hañji] [ hañji]m.a sneeze , sneezing (= [kṣut] ) .
हट् [ haṭ] [ haṭ] Root cl. [1] P. [ haṭati] ,to shine , be bright Lit. Dhātup. ix , 25.
हट [ haṭa] [ haṭa] w.r.for [haṭha] .
हटक [ haṭaka] [ haṭaka] w.r.for [hāṭaka] .
हटपर्णी [ haṭaparṇī] [ haṭaparṇī] w.r.for [haṭha-parṇī] .
हट्टचन्द्र [ haṭṭacandra] [ haṭṭa-candra]m.N. of a grammarian (often quoted) .
हट्टचौरक [ haṭṭacauraka] [ haṭṭa-cauraka]m.a thief who steals from fairs and markets Lit. L.
हट्टवाहिनी [ haṭṭavāhinī] [ haṭṭa-vāhinī]f.a gutter in a market-place Lit. Subh.
हट्टविलासिनी [ haṭṭavilāsinī] [ haṭṭa-vilāsinī]f. " dallying in market-places " , a wanton woman , prostitute Lit. W.
a sort of perfume (= [ dhamanī] ) Lit. L.
turmeric (= [ haridrā] ) Lit. L.
हट्टवेश्माली [ haṭṭaveśmālī] [ haṭṭa-veśmālī]f.a row of market houses Lit. L.
हट्टाध्यक्ष [ haṭṭādhyakṣa] [ haṭṭādhyakṣa]m.the surveyor of a market Lit. L.
हठ् [ haṭh] [ haṭh] Root (only in Lit. Dhātup. ix , 50 ;prob. artificial) cl. [1] P. [ haṭhati] ,to leap , jump ;to be wicked ;to treat with violence , oppress ( cf.next) ;to bind to a post.
हठ [ haṭha] [ haṭha]m.violence , force (ibc. , [ena] ,and [āt] , " by force , forcibly " ) Lit. R. Lit. Rājat. Lit. Kathās.
obstinacy , pertinacity (ibc.and [ āt] , " obstinately , persistently " ) Lit. Pañcat. Lit. Kathās.
absolute or inevitable necessity (as the cause of all existence and activity ; ibc. , [ āt] , and [ ena] , " necessarily , inevitably , by all means " ) Lit. MBh. Lit. Kāv.
= [ haṭha-yoga] Lit. Cat.
oppression Lit. W.
rapine Lit. ib.
going in the rear of an enemy Lit. L.
Pistia Stratiotes Lit. L.
हठकर्मन् [ haṭhakarman] [ haṭha-karman]n.an act of violence Lit. Siṃhâs.
हठकामुक [ haṭhakāmuka] [ haṭha-kāmuka]m.a violent suitor of (comp.) Lit. Kathās.
हठतत्त्वकौमुदी [ haṭhatattvakaumudī] [ haṭha-tattva-kaumudī]f.N. of wk.
हठदीप [ haṭhadīpa] [ haṭha-dīpa]m.N. of wk.
हठदीपिका [ haṭhadīpikā] [ haṭha-dīpikā]f. (= [ -pra-dīpikā] )N. of wk.
हठपर्णी [ haṭhaparṇī] [ haṭha-parṇī]f.Blyxa Octandra Lit. L.
हठप्रदीपिका [ haṭhapradīpikā] [ haṭha-pra-dīpikā]f. ( cf. [-yoga] )N. of wk.
हठयोग [ haṭhayoga] [ haṭha-yoga]m.a kind of forced Yoga or abstract meditation (forcing the mind to withdraw from external objects ; treated of in the Haṭha-pradīpikā by Svātmârāma and performed with much self-torture , such as standing on one leg , holding up the arms , inhaling smoke with the head inverted )
हठयोगविवेक [ haṭhayogaviveka] [ haṭha-yoga--viveka]m.N. of wk.
हठयोगसंग्रह [ haṭhayogasaṃgraha] [ haṭha-yoga--saṃgraha]m.N. of wk.
हठयोगिन् [ haṭhayogin] [ haṭha-yogin]m.an adherent of the Hatha-yoga Lit. Cat.
हठरत्नावली [ haṭharatnāvalī] [ haṭha-ratnāvalī]f.N. of wk.
हठविद्या [ haṭhavidyā] [ haṭha-vidyā]f.the science or method of forced meditation Lit. Cat.
हठशर्मन् [ haṭhaśarman] [ haṭha-śarman]m.N. of a Brāhman Lit. Kathās.
हठसंकेतचन्द्रिका [ haṭhasaṃketacandrikā] [ haṭha-saṃketa-candrikā]f.N. of two works.
हठादेशिन् [ haṭhādeśin] [ haṭhādeśin]m.f.n.prescribing forcible measures against (gen.) Lit. Mcar.
हठायात [ haṭhāyāta] [ haṭhāyāta]m.f.n.become absolutely necessary , indispensable Lit. Kathās.
हठालु [ haṭhālu] [ haṭhālu]m.Pistia Stratiotes Lit. L.
हठाश्लेष [ haṭhāśleṣa] [ haṭhāśleṣa]m.a forcible embrace Lit. Ml.
हठात्कार [ haṭhātkāra] [ haṭhāt-kāra]m. = [balāt-kāra] Lit. ŚivaP.
हठिका [ haṭhikā] [ haṭhikā]f. (prob.) great noise or din Lit. Daś.
हठिन् [ haṭhin] [ haṭhin]m.f.n.obstinately insisting on Lit. Nīlak.
हड [ haḍa] [ haḍa] (prob.) w.r.for next Lit. Kāraṇḍ.
हडि [ haḍi] [ haḍi]m.wooden fetters Lit. DivyA7v.
=next Lit. Cat.
हडिक [ haḍika] [ haḍika]m.a servant of the lowest caste Lit. L.
हड्डक [ haḍḍaka] [ haḍḍaka]m. id. Lit. L.
हड्डि [ haḍḍi] [ haḍḍi]m. id. Lit. L.
हड्डिक [ haḍḍika] [ haḍḍika]m. id. Lit. L.
हड्डिप [ haḍḍipa] [ haḍḍipa]m. id. Lit. L.
हड्ड [ haḍḍa] [ haḍḍa]n.a bone Lit. L.
हड्डज [ haḍḍaja] [ haḍḍa-ja]n. " produced from bones " , marrow Lit. L.
हड्डचन्द्र [ haḍḍacandra] [ haḍḍa-candra]m. = [ haṭṭa-c] Lit. Col.
हढक्क [ haḍhakka] [ haḍhakka]m. n.a small hand drum , rattle Lit. L.
हण्ड [ haṇḍa] [ haṇḍa] see [kūla-haṇḍa] .
हण्डक [ haṇḍaka] [ haṇḍaka] see [kūla-haṇḍaka] .
हण्डिका [ haṇḍikā] [ haṇḍikā]f.an earthen pot or boiler Lit. Subh.
हण्डिकासुत [ haṇḍikāsuta] [ haṇḍikā-suta]m.a small earthen pot Lit. L.
हण्डी [ haṇḍī] [ haṇḍī]f. = [haṇḍikā] Lit. MW.
हण्डा [ haṇḍā] [ haṇḍā]f. (in dram.) a low-caste female (voc. [°de]often in address ; cf. [hañjā] ) Lit. L.
हथिणावग्राम [ hathiṇāvagrāma] [ hathiṇāvagrāma]m.N. of a village Lit. Inscr.
हद् [ had] [ had] Root cl. [1] P. Ā. ( Lit. Dhātup. xxiii , 8) [ hadati] , [ °te] (pf. [ jahade] ; aor. [ ahatta] Gr.) ,to evacuate , discharge excrement Lit. BhP. Lit. Sarasv. Lit. Kathârṇ. : Caus. [ hādayati] Gr.: Desid. [ jihatsate] Lit. ib. : Intens. [ jāhadyate] , [ jāhatti] Lit. ib. ( cf. Gk. 1. )
हदन [ hadana] [ hadana]n.evacuation of excrement or ordure Lit. L.
हन्न [ hanna] [ hanna]m.f.n.evacuated (as excrement) Lit. L.
हद्द [ hadda] [ hadda]m.or [ haddā] f. (Arab.) N. of a division of a zodiacal sign (thirty such divisions or degrees are specified ; cf. [triṃśāṃśa] ) , Lit. IndSt. Lit. Cat.
हद्देश [ haddeśa] [ haddeśa]m. " lord of a thirtieth division of a zodiacal sign " , (prob.) a planet Lit. ib.
हन् [ han] [ han]1 Root cl. [2] P. ( Lit. Dhātup. xxiv , 2) [hanti] (3. du. [ hatáḥ] ,3. pl. [ ghnanti] ;rarely Ā. [ hate] ,3. pl. [ ghnate] ;and cl. [1] [ hanati] ,Ved. also [ jighnate] , [°ti] ; Pot. [ hanyāt] Lit. Br.also [ hánīta] , [ ghnīta] ; Impv. [jahí] Lit. TĀr. [ handhí] ; impf. [áhan] ,Ved. and ep. also [ ahanat] , [ ahanan] , [ aghnanta] ; p. [ jaghnat] , [ ghnamāna] Lit. MBh. ; pf. [ jaghā́na] , [ jaghnúḥ] Lit. Br.andep. also [ jaghne] , [°nire] Subj. [ jaghánat] Lit. RV. ; p. [jaghnivás] ,Ved. also [jaghanvas] ; aor. [ ahānīt] Lit. JaimBr. ( cf. √ [vadh] ) ; fut. [ hantā] Lit. MBh. ; [ haṃsyati] Lit. ib. ; [ haniṣyáti] , [ °te] Lit. AV. ; inf. [ hántum] ,Ved. also [hántave] , [ °tavaí] , [ °toḥ] ; ind.p. [ hatvā́] ,Ved. also [ °tvī́] , [ °tvāya] , [-hatya] ; [ -hanya] Lit. MBh. ; [ -ghā́tam] Lit. Br. ), to strike , beat (also a drum) , pound , hammer (acc.) ,strike upon (loc.) Lit. RV. ;to smite , slay , hit , kill , mar , destroy Lit. ib. ;to put to death , cause to be executed Lit. Mn. Lit. Hit. ;to strike off Lit. Kathās. ;to ward off , avert Lit. MBh. ;to hurt , wound (the heart) Lit. R. ;to hurl (a dart)upon (gen.) Lit. RV. ; (in astron.) to touch , come into contact Lit. VarBṛS. ;to obstruct , hinder Lit. Rājat. ;to repress , give up , abandon (anger , sorrow ) Lit. Kāv. Lit. BhP. ; (?) to go , move Lit. Naigh. ii , 14 : Pass. [ hanyáte] (ep. also [°ti] ; aor. [avadhi]or [ aghāni] ) ,to be struck or killed Lit. RV. : Caus. [ ghātayati] , [ °te] (properly a Nom.fr. [ghāta] q.v. ; aor. [ ajīghatat]or [ ajīghanat] ) ,to cause to be slain or killed , kill , slay , put to death , punish Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh. ;to notify a person's death ( [ kaṃsaṃ ghātayati] = [ kaṃsa-vadham ācaṣṭe] ) Lit. Pāṇ. 3-1 , 26 Vārtt. 6 Lit. Pat. ;to mar , destroy Lit. MBh. Lit. Pañcat. (v.l.) : Desid. [ jí ghāṃsati] , [ °te] (Pot. [ jighāṃsīyat] Lit. MBh. ; impf. [ ajighāṃsīḥ] Lit. ŚBr.) ,to wish to kill or destroy Lit. RV. : Intens. [ jáṅghanti] ( Lit. RV. ; p. [ jaṅghanat] , [ jáṅghnat]or [ ghánighnat] ) , [ jaṅghanyate] (with pass. sense Lit. MuṇḍUp.) , [ jeghnīyate] ( Lit. Pāṇ. 7-4 , 31) , to strike = tread upon (loc.or acc.) Lit. RV. ;to slay , kill Lit. ib. ;to dispel (darkness), destroy (evil , harm) Lit. ib. ;to hurt , injure , wound Lit. MuṇḍUp. (cf. Gk. 1 , 2 ; 3 , 4 5 ; Lat. (de-fendere) , (of-fendere); Lit. (genu) , (gíti); Slav. (gunati) . )
ह [ ha] [ ha] see4. [ha] ,p. 1286 , col. 1.
हत [ hata] [ hatá]m.f.n.struck , beaten (also said of a drum) , smitten , killed , slain , destroyed , ended , gone , lost (often ibc. = " destitute of " , " bereft of " , " -less " ) Lit. RV.
injured , marred , hurt , wounded (lit.and fig.) Lit. MBh. Lit. Kathās.
struck off (as a head) Lit. R.
knocked out (as an eye) Lit. ib.
hit by (instr.or comp.) Lit. Kāv. Lit. Kathās.
whirled up , raised (as dust) Lit. Śak.
visited or afflicted or tormented by , struggling with , suffering from (instr.or comp.) Lit. ŚBr. Lit. ChUp. Lit. MBh.
(in astron.) touched , come into contact Lit. VarBṛS.
violated (sexually , as a woman) Lit. MBh. viii , 2037
ruined , undone , hopeless , miserable , wretched (of persons and things ; cf. comp.) Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
worthless , useless Lit. ib.
defective Lit. Sāh.
cheated , deceived Lit. Kuval.
deprived of , lapsed from ( [ -tas]or comp.) Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
(in arithm.) multiplied Lit. Āryabh.
[ hatā]f.a violated woman (seeabove)
a despised girl unfit for marriage Lit. L.
[ hata]n.striking , killing , hurting Lit. W.
multiplication Lit. ib. (cf. Gk. 1 , " slain. " )
हतकण्टक [ hatakaṇṭaka] [ hatá-kaṇṭaka]m.f.n.freed from thorns (or enemies) Lit. MBh.
हतकिल्बिष [ hatakilbiṣa] [ hatá-kilbiṣa]m.f.n.freed from sins Lit. Mn. iv , 243.
हतचित्त [ hatacitta] [ hatá-citta] ( Lit. W.)m.f.n.bereft of sense , mad , dispirited , perplexed , confounded.
हतचेतस् [ hatacetas] [ hatá-cetas] ( Lit. R.)m.f.n.bereft of sense , mad , dispirited , perplexed , confounded.
हतच्छाय [ hatacchāya] [ hatá-cchāya]m.f.n.dimmed in lustre , bereft of beauty Lit. Kathās.
हतजल्पित [ hatajalpita] [ hatá-jalpita]n. pl.useless talk Lit. Sāh.
हतजीवन [ hatajīvana] [ hatá-jīvana]n.a blighted or wrecked life Lit. Daś.
हतजीवित [ hatajīvita] [ hatá-jīvita]n. id. Lit. Amar.
despair of life Lit. W.
[ hatajīvita]m.f.n.deprived of life or hope , overcome with despair Lit. ib.
हतज्योतिर्निशीथ [ hatajyotirniśītha] [ hatá-jyotir-niśītha]m.a night in which the stars are extinguished , starless night Lit. ib.
हतताप [ hatatāpa] [ hatá-tāpa]m.f.n.freed from heat , cooled Lit. W.
हतत्रप [ hatatrapa] [ hatá-trapa]m.f.n.devoid of shame , shameless Lit. BhP.
हतत्विट्क [ hatatviṭka] [ hatá-tviṭka]m.f.n. = [ -cchāya] Lit. MBh. Lit. R. Lit. Bcar.
हतत्विष् [ hatatviṣ] [ hatá-tviṣ]m.f.n. = [ -cchāya] Lit. MBh. Lit. R. Lit. Bcar.
हतधी [ hatadhī] [ hatá-dhī]m.f.n. = [-citta] Lit. BhP.
हतध्वान्त [ hatadhvānta] [ hatá-dhvānta]m.f.n.freed from darkness Lit. ib.
हतपरमार्थ [ hataparamārtha] [ hatá-paramārtha]m.f.n.neglectful of the highest truth (said of the senses) Lit. Bhartṛ.
हतपितृ [ hatapitṛ] [ hatá-pitṛ]m.f.n.one whose father has been slain Lit. Pāṇ. 5-4 , 158 Sch.
हतपुत्र [ hataputra] [ hatá-putra] ( [hatá-] ) .m.f.n.one whose son or sons have been killed Lit. TS. Lit. ŚBr.
हतप्रभ [ hataprabha] [ hatá-prabha]m.f.n. = [ -cchāya] Lit. MBh.
हतप्रभाव [ hataprabhāva] [ hatá-prabhāva]m.f.n.bereft of power Lit. MW.
हतप्रमाद [ hatapramāda] [ hatá-pramāda]m.f.n.freed from carelessness Lit. Kir.
हतप्रवीर [ hatapravīra] [ hatá-pravīra]m.f.n.whose chief warriors are slain Lit. MW.
हतप्राय [ hataprāya] [ hatá-prāya]m.f.n.almost killed Lit. ib.
हतबान्धव [ hatabāndhava] [ hatá-bāndhava]m.f.n.deprived or destitute of relations Lit. ib.
हतबुद्धि [ hatabuddhi] [ hatá-buddhi]m.f.n. = [-citta] Lit. Śiś.
हतभग [ hatabhaga] [ hatá-bhaga]m.f.n.ill-starred , ill-fated , luckless Lit. BhP.
हतभाग्य [ hatabhāgya] [ hatá-bhāgya]m.f.n. id. Lit. MW.
हतभ्रातृ [ hatabhrātṛ] [ hatá-bhrātṛ] ( [hatá-] )m.f.n.one whose brother has been slain Lit. AV.
हतमति [ hatamati] [ hatá-mati]m.f.n. = [-citta] Lit. Dhūrtan.
हतमातृ [ hatamātṛ] [ hatá-mātṛ] ( [hata-] )m.f.n.one whose mother has been slain Lit. AV.
हतमान [ hatamāna] [ hatá-māna]m.f.n.free from pride or arrogance Lit. BhP.
हतमानस [ hatamānasa] [ hatá-mānasa]m.f.n. = [-citta] Lit. Vcar.
हतमूर्ख [ hatamūrkha] [ hatá-mūrkha]m.an excessive fool , blockhead Lit. L.
हतमेधस् [ hatamedhas] [ hatá-medhas]m.f.n. = [-citta] Lit. MW.
हतयुद्ध [ hatayuddha] [ hatá-yuddha]m.f.n.destitute o martial spirit Lit. BhP.
हतरथ [ hataratha] [ hatá-ratha]m.a chariot whose horses and charioteer are slain Lit. MW.
हतलक्षण [ hatalakṣaṇa] [ hatá-lakṣaṇa]m.f.n.deprived of auspicious marks , unlucky Lit. MārkP.
हतवर्चस् [ hatavarcas] [ hatá-varcas] ( [hatá-] )m.f.n.bereft of vigour or power , decayed Lit. AV.
हतविक्रमोद्यम [ hatavikramodyama] [ hatá-vikramodyama]m.f.n.bereft of strength and energy Lit. Ṛitus.
हतविधि [ hatavidhi] [ hatá-vidhi]m.evil fate Lit. Bhartṛ. Lit. Śiś.
[ hatavidhi]m.f.n.ill-fated , ill-starred Lit. Dharmav. (conj.)
हतविनय [ hatavinaya] [ hatá-vinaya]m.f.n.lost to a sense of propriety Lit. MW.
हतवृत्त [ hatavṛtta] [ hatá-vṛtta]m.f.n.defective in metre ( [ -tā] f. ) Lit. Kpr. Lit. Sāh.
हतवृत्तता [ hatavṛttatā] [ hatá-vṛtta--tā]f. , see [hatavṛtta]
हतवृष्णी [ hatavṛṣṇī] [ hatá-vṛṣṇī] ( [hatá-] )f.whose bull or lord (i.e.Vṛitra) has been slain (said of the waters) Lit. RV. iv , 17 , 3.
हतवेग [ hatavega] [ hatá-vega]m.f.n.whose impetus or force has been impeded Lit. R.
हतव्रीड [ hatavrīḍa] [ hatá-vrīḍa]m.f.n. = [ -trapa] Lit. Amar.
हतशिष्ट [ hataśiṣṭa] [ hatá-śiṣṭa]m.f.n.left or remaining out of the slain , left surviving Lit. MBh.
हतशिष्टजन [ hataśiṣṭajana] [ hatá-śiṣṭa--jana]m.a survivor Lit. ib.
हतशेष [ hataśeṣa] [ hatá-śeṣa]m.f.n. = [-śiṣṭa] Lit. ib.
हतश्री [ hataśrī] [ hatá-śrī]m.f.n.whose prosperity is blighted , reduced to penury Lit. MW.
हतसम्पद [ hatasampada] [ hatá-sampada]m.f.n. id. Lit. ib.
हतसम्मद [ hatasammada] [ hatá-sammada]m.f.n.whose pleasures are destroyed or marred Lit. ib.
हतसर्वयोध [ hatasarvayodha] [ hatá-sarva-yodha]m.f.n.having all the warriors slain Lit. ib.
हतसाध्वस [ hatasādhvasa] [ hatá-sā́dhvasa]m.f.n.freed from fear Lit. ib.
हतसूत [ hatasūta] [ hatá-sūta]m.f.n.one whose charioteer is slain Lit. ib.
हतस्त्रीक [ hatastrīka] [ hatá-strīka]m.f.n.one who has killed a woman Lit. Mṛicch.
हतस्वर [ hatasvara] [ hatá-svara]m.f.n.one who has lost his voice , hoarse Lit. Bhpr.
हतस्वसृ [ hatasvasṛ] [ hatá-svasṛ] ( [hatá-] )m.f.n.one whose sister has been slain Lit. AV.
हतहिम [ hatahima] [ hatá-hima]m.f.n.one who has destroyed frost (accord.to others m. " hard frost " ) Lit. Mālav. v , 7.
हतहृदय [ hatahṛdaya] [ hatá-hṛdaya]n.a cursed or broken heart , Lit. Śāntiś.
हताघशन्स [ hatāghaśansa] [ hatā́ghaśansa]m.f.n.one whose enemies are destroyed Lit. VS.
हताधिमन्थ [ hatādhimantha] [ hatādhimantha]m.f.n.free from disease of the eye or from loss of sight Lit. Suśr.
हतारोह [ hatāroha] [ hatāroha]m.f.n. (an elephant) whose riders are slain Lit. MW.
हतावशेष [ hatāvaśeṣa] [ hatāvaśeṣa]m. pl.those left of the slain Lit. ib.
हताश [ hatāśa] [ hatāśa]m.f.n.whose hopes are destroyed , desperate Lit. Amar.
hopeless i.e.wretched , foolish , stupid , wicked , miserable , Lit. Ratnâv. Lit. Prab.
unfruitful , infertile , barren Lit. W.
हताश्रय [ hatāśraya] [ hatāśraya]m.f.n.one whose refuge is destroyed (others , " whose camp is destroyed " ) Lit. Bcar. xiii , 70.
हताश्व [ hatāśva] [ hatāśva]m.f.n.one whose horse or horses have been killed Lit. W.
हतेक्षण [ hatekṣaṇa] [ hatekṣaṇa]m.f.n.one whose sight is destroyed , blind Lit. Bcar. viii , 7.
हतैनस् [ hatainas] [ hatainas]m.f.n. = [hata-kilbiṣa] Lit. BhP.
हतोत्तर [ hatottara] [ hatottara]m.f.n.giving no answer Lit. Kāv.
हतोद्यम [ hatodyama] [ hatodyama]m.f.n.one whose efforts are crushed , broken in purpose , Lit. Bcar. xiii , 71 (conj.)
हतौजस् [ hataujas] [ hataujas]m.f.n.whose vigour is destroyed , weakened , debilitated Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
[ hataujas]m.a kind of fever Lit. Suśr.
हतक [ hataka] [ hataka]m.f.n.struck , hit , afflicted by (ifc. ; see [daiva-] )
cursed , wretched , miserable (ifc. e.g. [ cāṇakya-h] , " the wretched Cāṇakya " ) Lit. Mṛicch. Lit. Mudr.
[ hataka]m.a low person , coward Lit. L.
हति [ hati] [ hati]f.striking , a stroke or blow with (comp.) Lit. Gīt. Lit. Sarasv.
killing , destroying , destruction , removal Lit. MBh. Lit. Kāv.
disappearance , loss , absence Lit. Kap.
(in arithm.) multiplication Lit. Āryabh. Sch.
हतु [ hatu] [ hatu] (prob.)m.winter Lit. L.
हत्नु [ hatnu] [ hatnú]m.f.n.destructive , fatal , mortal Lit. RV.
disease Lit. L.
हत्या [ hatyā] [ hatyā]andf.killing , slaying , slaughter Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
हत्रु [ hatru] [ hatru]m.f.n.hurtful , mischievous (= [hiṃsra] ) Lit. L.
हत्वाय [ hatvāya] [ hatvāya] seeroot , col.2.
हत्वी [ hatvī] [ hatvī] seeroot , col.2.
हथ [ hatha] [ hátha]m.a blow , stroke Lit. RV.
killing , slaughter Lit. ib.
a man stricken with despair Lit. Uṇ. ii , 2 Sch.
हनन [ hanana] [ hanana]m.f.n.killing , a killer , slayer Lit. Hariv.
[ hanana]m. (prob.)a drum-stick Lit. ŚāṅkhŚr.
a kind of worm Lit. L.
n.the act of striking or hitting Lit. Nir. i , 1 ; 7
striking off Lit. Mālatīm.
killing , destroying , removing , dispelling Lit. Hariv. Lit. Kāv. Lit. BhP.
multiplication Lit. Āryabh. Sch.
हननशील [ hananaśīla] [ hanana-śīla]m.f.n.of a murderous disposition , cruel Lit. MW.
हननीय [ hananīya] [ hananīya]1m.f.n.to be struck or beaten or killed , worthy of death Lit. W.
हननीय [ hananīya] [ hananīya]2 Nom. P. [°yati] = [ hananam icchati] (Desid. [ jihananīyiṣati] ) Lit. Pāṇ. 7-3 , 55 Vārtt. 1 Lit. Pat.
हननीयक [ hananīyaka] [ hananīyaka]m.f.n. (fr. prec.) Lit. Pat.
हनि [ hani] [ hani]m.or f.a weapon Lit. L.
हनीयस् [ hanīyas] [ hánīyas]m.f.n.more or most destructive Lit. MaitrS.
हनु [ hanu] [ hanu]1f. (only Lit. L.) " anything which destroys or injures life " , a weapon
death
disease
various kinds of drugs
a wanton woman , prostitute
[ hanu]m.N. of a partic. mixed tribe Lit. L.
हनुष [ hanuṣa] [ hanuṣa]m.anger , wrath Lit. L.
a Rākshasa Lit. L.
हनूष [ hanūṣa] [ hanūṣa]m.a Rākshasa Lit. L.
हन्तवे [ hantave] [ hantave] seeroot , p. 1287 , col. 2.
हन्तवै [ hantavai] [ hantavai] seeroot , p. 1287 , col. 2.
हन्तव्य [ hantavya] [ hantavya]m.f.n.to be slain or killed , to be punished with death Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
to be violated (as justice) Lit. Mn. viii , 15
to be refuted Lit. Hcat.
हन्ति [ hanti] [ hanti]f.the root or verb [han] Lit. Nyāyam.
हन्तुमनस् [ hantumanas] [ hantu-manas]m.f.n.intending to kill Lit. MW.
हन्तृ [ hantṛ] [ hantṛ́] [hantṛ́] or [hántṛ],m.f.n. (the former with gen. ,the latter with acc.)slaying , killing , a slayer , killer , murderer , robber , disturber , destroyer ( [-tva] n. ) Lit. RV.
हन्तृत्व [ hantṛtva] [ hantṛ́--tva]n. , see [hantṛ]
हन्त्रीमुख [ hantrīmukha] [ hantrī-mukha]m.N. of a partic. demon hostile to children Lit. PārGṛ.
हन्त्व [ hantva] [ hántva]m.f.n.to be killed or slain Lit. RV.
हन्मन् [ hanman] [ hánman]m.or n.a stroke , blow , thrust Lit. RV.
हन्यमान [ hanyamāna] [ hanyamāna]m.f.n. (pr. p. Pass.)being killed or slain
[ hanyamāna]m. pl.N. of a people (v.l. [ haṃsa-mārga] ) Lit. MBh.
हानुक [ hānuka] [ hānuka]m.f.n.killing , hurting , mischievous (= [ghātuka] ) Lit. L.
हान्त्र [ hāntra] [ hāntra]n.dying , death (= [maraṇa] ) Lit. Uṇ. iv , 159 Sch.
a Rākshasa Lit. L.
dying , death Lit. L.
war , fight Lit. L.
हान्द्र [ hāndra] [ hāndra] (?)n.dying , death Lit. W.
हनील [ hanīla] [ hanīla]m.Pandanus Odoratissimus Lit. L.
हनु [ hanu] [ hánu]2f. (accord.to Lit. L.also m. ;not fr. √ [han] seecognate words below) a jaw (also [ hánū] ) Lit. RV.
[ hanu]n. " cheek " , a partic. part of a spearhead Lit. ŚBr. (cf. Gk. 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Lat. (gena) , (genuīnus); Goth. (kinnus); Germ. (Kinn); Eng. (chin) . )
हनुग्रह [ hanugraha] [ hánu-graha]m. " jaw-seizure " , lock-jaw Lit. Suśr.
हनुभेद [ hanubheda] [ hánu-bheda]m.the gaping or parting asunder of the jaws Lit. BhP.
N. of a partic. form of the end of an eclipse Lit. VarBṛS.
हनुमत् [ hanumat] [ hánu-mat] seebelow.
हनुमोक्ष [ hanumokṣa] [ hánu-mokṣa]m.relaxation of the jaws Lit. Suśr.
हनुष्कम्भ [ hanuṣkambha] [ hánu-ṣkambha]m. = [-graha] Lit. Car.
हनुसंहति [ hanusaṃhati] [ hánu-saṃhati]f. ( Lit. Bhpr.)apartic.form of lock-jaw.
हनुसंहनन [ hanusaṃhanana] [ hánu-saṃhanana]n. ( Lit. Suśr.)apartic.form of lock-jaw.
हनुस्तम्भ [ hanustambha] [ hánu-stambha]m. = [-graha] Lit. L.
हनुस्वन [ hanusvana] [ hánu-svana]m.sound made with the jaws Lit. Bcar.
हनव्य [ hanavya] [ hanavyá]m.f.n.relating to the jaws Lit. AV.
हनुका [ hanukā] [ hanukā]f.a jaw Lit. VarBṛS.
हनुमच् [ hanumac] [ hanumac]in comp.for [°mat] .
हनुमच्छत [ hanumacchata] [ hanumac-chata] (for [-śata] )n.N. of wk. on Bhakti by Śrī-nivāsâcārya.
हनुमज् [ hanumaj] [ hanumaj]in comp.for [°mat] .
हनुमज्जयन्ती [ hanumajjayantī] [ hanumaj-jayantī]f.the day of full moon of the month Caitra (being the supposed birthday of Hanumat) Lit. MW.
हनुमत् [ hanumat] [ hanu-mat]m. " having (large) jaws " , N. of a monkey-chief (one of the most celebrated of a host of semi-divine monkey-like beings , who , according to Lit. R. i , 16, were created to become the allies of Rāma-candra in his war with Rāvaṇa ; Hanumat was held to be a son of Pavana or Māruta , " the Wind " ; and is fabled to have assumed any form at will , wielded rocks , removed mountains , mounted the air , seized the clouds , and rivalled Garuḍa in swiftness of flight ; according to other legends , Hanumat was son of Śiva ; his mother's name was Añjanā q.v. ; in modern times Hanumat is a very common village god in the Dekhan , Central and Upper India cf. Lit. RTL. 220) Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
a particular sort of monkey , Simia Sinica Lit. W.
हनुमत्कल्प [ hanumatkalpa] [ hanu-mat-kalpa]m.N. of a ch. of the Sudarśana-saṃhitā.
हनुमत्कवच [ hanumatkavaca] [ hanu-mat-kavaca]n. " Hanumat's breast-plate " , N. of various hymns (addressed to the five-headed Hanumat in various Purāṇas) .
हनुमत्काव्य [ hanumatkāvya] [ hanu-mat-kāvya]n.N. of wk.
हनुमत्कीर्तन [ hanumatkīrtana] [ hanu-mat-kīrtana]n.N. of wk.
हनुमत्तैलविधि [ hanumattailavidhi] [ hanu-mat-taila-vidhi]m.N. of wk.
हनुमत्पञ्चाङ्ग [ hanumatpañcāṅga] [ hanu-mat-pañcāṅga]n.N. of wk.
हनुमत्पटल [ hanumatpaṭala] [ hanu-mat-paṭala]m.n.N. of wk.
हनुमत्पद्धति [ hanumatpaddhati] [ hanu-mat-paddhati]f.N. of wk. in 5 chapters (four of which are taken from the Sudarśana-saṃhitā and the last from the Rāmâyaṇa) describing the rites to be observed in the worship of Hanumat.
हनुमत्प्रतिष्ठा [ hanumatpratiṣṭhā] [ hanu-mat-pratiṣṭhā]f.N. of wk.
हनुमत्प्रतिष्ठाकल्प [ hanumatpratiṣṭhākalpa] [ hanu-mat-pratiṣṭhā-kalpa]m.N. of wk.
हनुमत्प्रबन्ध [ hanumatprabandha] [ hanu-mat-prabandha]m.N. of wk.
हनुमत्प्रातःस्तोत्र [ hanumatprātaḥstotra] [ hanu-mat-prātaḥ-stotra]n.N. of wk.
हनुमत्संहिता [ hanumatsaṃhitā] [ hanu-mat-saṃhitā]f.N. of a poem describing the festivities on the occasion of the presence of Rāma and Sītā at a pastoral dance ( [ rāsotsava] )on the banks of the Sarayū.
हनुमत्सहस्रनामन् [ hanumatsahasranāman] [ hanu-mat-sahasra-nāman]n.N. of wk.
हनुमत्स्तोत्र [ hanumatstotra] [ hanu-mat-stotra]n.N. of wk.
हनुमद् [ hanumad] [ hanumad]in comp.for [°mat] .
हनुमदङ्गदसंवाद [ hanumadaṅgadasaṃvāda] [ hanumad-aṅgada-saṃvāda]m.
हनुमदष्टक [ hanumadaṣṭaka] [ hanumad-aṣṭaka]n.
हनुमदष्टोत्तरशतनामन् [ hanumadaṣṭottaraśatanāman] [ hanumad-aṣṭottara-śata-nāman]n.
हनुमदुपनिषद् [ hanumadupaniṣad] [ hanumad-upaniṣad]f.
हनुमदेकमुखकवच [ hanumadekamukhakavaca] [ hanumad-eka-mukha-kavaca]n.
हनुमद्गह्वर [ hanumadgahvara] [ hanumad-gahvara]n. (= [ °man-mantra-g°] )N. of wk.
हनुमद्दण्डक [ hanumaddaṇḍaka] [ hanumad-daṇḍaka]m.or n.N. of wk.
हनुमद्दीप [ hanumaddīpa] [ hanumad-dīpa]m.N. of wk.
हनुमद्दुर्ग [ hanumaddurga] [ hanumad-durga]n.N. of wk.
हनुमद्द्वादशनामन् [ hanumaddvādaśanāman] [ hanumad-dvādaśa-nāman]n.N. of wk.
हनुमद्बलि [ hanumadbali] [ hanumad-bali]m.N. of wk.
हनुमद्बाहुक [ hanumadbāhuka] [ hanumad-bāhuka]m.N. of wk.
हनुमद्भाष्य [ hanumadbhāṣya] [ hanumad-bhāṣya]n.N. of wk.
हनुमद्रामायण [ hanumadrāmāyaṇa] [ hanumad-rāmāyaṇa]n.N. of wk.
हनुमद्विषयमन्त्र [ hanumadviṣayamantra] [ hanumad-viṣaya-mantra]m.N. of wk.
हनुमद्व्रतकल्प [ hanumadvratakalpa] [ hanumad-vrata-kalpa]m.N. of wk.
हनुमदीय [ hanumadīya] [ hanumadīya]m.f.n.written or composed by Hanumat Lit. Cat.
[ hanumadīya]n.N. of wk.
हनुमन् [ hanuman] [ hanuman]1m.c. for [°mat] (in [ hanumādi] ) Lit. R.
हनुमन् [ hanuman] [ hanuman]2in comp.for [°mat] .
हनुमन्नाटक [ hanumannāṭaka] [ hanuman-nāṭaka]n.N. of a drama (containing the story of the Rāmâyaṇa dramatized = [ mahā-n] q.v.)
हनुमन्निघण्टु [ hanumannighaṇṭu] [ hanuman-nighaṇṭu]m.
हनुमन्मन्त्रगह्वर [ hanumanmantragahvara] [ hanuman-mantra-gahvara]n. (= [ °mad-gahvara] )N. of wk.
हनुमन्मन्त्रोद्धार [ hanumanmantroddhāra] [ hanuman-mantroddhāra]m.N. of wk.
हनुमन्मालामन्त्र [ hanumanmālāmantra] [ hanuman-mālā-mantra]m.N. of wk.
हनुमन्त [ hanumanta] [ hanumanta]in comp.for [°mat] .
हनुमन्तभट्टीय [ hanumantabhaṭṭīya] [ hanumanta-bhaṭṭīya]n.N. of a poem.
हनुमन्तेश्वर [ hanumanteśvara] [ hanumanteśvara] andn.N. of a Tīrtha Lit. Cat.
हनुमन्तेश्वरतीर्थ [ hanumanteśvaratīrtha] [ hanumanteśvara-tīrtha]andn.N. of a Tīrtha Lit. Cat.
हनुल [ hanula] [ hanula]m.f.n.having strong jaws g. [ sidhmādi] .
हनूमत् [ hanūmat] [ hanū-mat]m. = [hanu-mat] .
हानव्य [ hānavya] [ hānavya]m.f.n.being in the jaws (as a tooth) Lit. Suśr.
हानु [ hānu] [ hānu]m.a tooth (v.l. [hālu] ) Lit. L.
हन्त [ hanta] [ hánta] ind.an exclamation or inceptive particle (expressive of an exhortation to do anything or asking attention , and often translatable by " come on! " " here! " " look! " " see! " in later language also expressive of grief , joy , pity , haste , benediction and translatable by " alas! " " ah! " " oh! " ;often repeated or joined with other particles e.g. [ hā hanta] , [ hanta hanta] , [ hanta tarhi] ) Lit. RV. Lit.
हन्तकार [ hantakāra] [ hánta-kārá]m.the exclamation [hanta] (a partic. formula of benediction or salutation ;also explained as 16 mouthfuls of alms , in Lit. ŚBr.among the four teats of the cow , Vāc.) Lit. ŚBr. Lit. PārGṛ. Lit. Pur.
हन्तोक्ति [ hantokti] [ hantokti]f. " saying alas! " tenderness , compassion Lit. MW.
हपुषा [ hapuṣā] [ hapuṣā]or [habuṣā]f.N. of a partic. substance forming an article of trade (commonly called Habush , and said to be of a long form and black colour , and smelling like raw meat or fish ; it is of two kinds) Lit. Car. Lit. Suśr.
हबुषा [ habuṣā] [ habuṣā]or [hapuṣā]f.N. of a partic. substance forming an article of trade (commonly called Habush , and said to be of a long form and black colour , and smelling like raw meat or fish ; it is of two kinds) Lit. Car. Lit. Suśr.
हबसोर [ habasora] [ habasora]N. of a place Lit. Cat.
हम् [ ham] [ ham] ind.an exclamation expressive of anger or courtesy or respect (also [ ham bho] ,or [ ham bhoḥ] ; cf. [haṃho] ) Lit. DivyA7v. Lit. Jātakam.
हम [ hama] [ hama]m.a partic. personification Lit. Gaut.
हमीआण [ hamīāṇa] [ hamīāṇa]N. of a place Lit. Cat.
हमीपुर्य [ hamīpurya] [ hamī-purya]m.f.n.coming or derived from Hamī-pura ( cf. [hammīra] ) Lit. Cat.
हम्ब [ hamba] [ hamba]m.N. of a man Lit. Rājat.
[ hambā]f. v.l.for [ hambhā] .
हम्बीरा [ hambīrā] [ hambīrā] see [ naṭṭa-h] .
हम्भा [ hambhā] [ hambhā]f.lowing or bellowing of cattle Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
हम्भारव [ hambhārava] [ hambhā-rava]m. id. ( [-virāvin] , " making a lowing or bellowing sound " ) Lit. MBh.
हम्भाशब्द [ hambhāśabda] [ hambhā-śabda]m. id. Lit. Siṃhâs.
हम्भाय [ hambhāya] [ hambhāya] Nom. Ā. [ °yate] ,to low , bellow Lit. MBh.
हम्म् [ hamm] [ hamm] Root cl. [1] P. [ hammati] ,to go (accord.to Lit. Pat.used in Surāshṭra) Lit. Naigh. ii , 14 Lit. Dhātup. xiii , 24.
हम्मीर [ hammīra] [ hammīra]m.N. of a king of Śākambharī (who ruled from 1301-1365 A.D. and patronized Rāghava-deva , the grandfather of Śārṅgadhara , the author of the anthology , one stanza of which is attributed to him) .
हम्मीरचरित [ hammīracarita] [ hammīra-carita]n. " Hammīra's deeds " , N. of a Mahā-kāvya by Naya-candra.
हय् [ hay] [ hay] Root cl. [1] P. [ hayati] ,to go , move Lit. Dhātup. xv , 5 (accord.to Lit. Vop.also , " to be weary " , and accord.to others , " to worship " or " to sound " ). In Lit. Naigh. ii , 14 [ hayantāt]is enumerated among the [ gati-karmāṇah] ( cf. [ hayat]under √ 2. [hi] ) .
हय [ haya] [ háya]m. (ifc. f ( [ā] ) . ;fr. √ 1. [hi] )a horse Lit. RV.
a symbolical expression for the number " seven " (on account of the 7 horses of the Sun) Lit. Śrutab.
the zodiacal sign Sagittarius Lit. VarBṛS.
(in prosody) a foot of four short syllables , proceleusmaticus Lit. Col.
a man of a partic. class Lit. L.
the Yak or Bos Grunniens Lit. L.
N. of Indra Lit. L.
of one of the horses of the Moon Lit. L.
of a son of Sahasra-da Lit. Hariv.
of a son of Śatā-jit Lit. VP.
pl.the family of Haya Lit. MBh.
[ haya] f ( [ ā] or [ī] )a female horse , mare Lit. Hariv. Lit. Kathās.
Physalis Flexuosa Lit. L.
mfn.urging on , driving (see [ aśva-hayá] ) .
हयकन्थरा [ hayakantharā] [ háya-kantharā] and v.l.for [ -kātarā] , [ °rikā] , q.v.
हयकन्थरिका [ hayakantharikā] [ háya-kantharikā]and v.l.for [ -kātarā] , [ °rikā] , q.v.
हयकर्मन् [ hayakarman] [ háya-karman]n.practice or knowledge of horses Lit. MBh.
हयकातरा [ hayakātarā] [ háya-kātarā] andf.a kind of plant Lit. L.
हयकातरिका [ hayakātarikā] [ háya-kātarikā]andf.a kind of plant Lit. L.
हयगन्ध [ hayagandha] [ háya-gandha]n.black salt (v.l. [ hṛdya-g] ) Lit. L.
[ hayagandhā]f. (v.l. [ hṛdya-g] )Physalis Flexuosa Lit. L.
another plant (= [ aja-modā] ) Lit. L.
हयगर्दभि [ hayagardabhi] [ háya-gardabhi]m.N. of Śiva Lit. L.
हयग्रीव [ hayagrīva] [ háya-grīva]m. " horse-necked " , N. of a form of Vishṇu (manifested accord. to one legend , in order to recover the Veda carried off by two Daityas called Madhu and Kaiṭabha) Lit. Pañcar.
of a Daitya (also called [ brahma-veda-prahartṛ] , as having carried off the Vedas at the dissolution of the universe caused by Brahma's sleep at the end of the past Kalpa ; in order to recover them , Vishṇu became incarnate as a Matsya or fish , and slew Haya-grīva) Lit. Hariv. Lit. Kathās.
of a Rākshasa Lit. R.
of a Tantra deity Lit. Buddh.
of a Rājarshi Lit. MBh.
of a wicked king of the Videhas Lit. MBh.
of a Muni Lit. Cat.
of the supposed author of the Chāndogya Upanishad and various other writers Lit. ib.
हयग्रीवगद्य [ hayagrīvagadya] [ háya-grīva--gadya]n.N. of Stotras
हयग्रीवदण्डक [ hayagrīvadaṇḍaka] [ háya-grīva--daṇḍaka]n.N. of Stotras
हयग्रीवपञ्चरात्र [ hayagrīvapañcarātra] [ haya-grīva--pañca-rātra]n.N. of wk.
हयग्रीवपञ्जर [ hayagrīvapañjara] [ haya-grīva--pañjara]n.N. of wk.
हयग्रीवप्रोक्त [ hayagrīvaprokta] [ háya-grīva--prokta]m.f.n.proclaimed or taught by Haya Lit. Cat.
हयग्रीवरिपु [ hayagrīvaripu] [ háya-grīva--ripu]m. " enemy of Haya " , N. of Vishṇu Lit. L.
हयग्रीववध [ hayagrīvavadha] [ háya-grīva--vadha]m.N. of a poem by Bhartṛi-meṇṭha Lit. Rājat.
हयग्रीवसंहिता [ hayagrīvasaṃhitā] [ haya-grīva--saṃhitā]f.N. of wk.
हयग्रीवसहस्रनामस्तोत्र [ hayagrīvasahasranāmastotra] [ haya-grīva--sahasra-nāma-stotra]n.N. of wk.
हयग्रीवस्तोत्र [ hayagrīvastotra] [ haya-grīva--stotra]n.N. of wk.
हयग्रीवहन् [ hayagrīvahan] [ háya-grīva--han]m. " slayer of Haya " , N. of Vishṇu Lit. L.
हयग्रीवोपनिषद् [ hayagrīvopaniṣad] [ háya-grīvopaniṣad]f.N. of an Upanishad.
हयघ्न [ hayaghna] [ háya-ghna]m. = [-māra] Lit. L.
हयंकष [ hayaṃkaṣa] [ háya-ṃ-kaṣa]m. " impelling horses " , N. of Mātali Lit. L.
हयचर्या [ hayacaryā] [ háya-caryā]f.the roaming of the sacrificial horses Lit. R.
हयच्छटा [ hayacchaṭā] [ háya-cchaṭā]f.a troop of horses Lit. L.
हयज्ञ [ hayajña] [ háya-jña]m.one who understands the points of a horse , a horse-dealer , groom , jockey ( [ -tā] f. ) Lit. MBh.
हयज्ञता [ hayajñatā] [ háya-jña--tā]f. , see [hayajña]
हयज्ञान [ hayajñāna] [ háya-jñāna]n.knowledge of horses Lit. ib.
हयतत्त्व [ hayatattva] [ háya-tattva]n. id.
हयतत्त्वज्ञ [ hayatattvajña] [ háya-tattva--jña]m.f.n.acquainted with the nature of horses Lit. ib.
हयदानव [ hayadānava] [ háya-dānava]m. " Dānava in the form of a horses " , N. of Keśin Lit. Hariv.
हयद्विषत् [ hayadviṣat] [ háya-dviṣat]m. " horses-hater " , a buffalo Lit. L.
हयनिर्घोष [ hayanirghoṣa] [ háya-nirghoṣa]m.the clatter of a horse's hoofs Lit. MW.
हयप [ hayapa] [ háya-pa]m. " horse-keeper " , a groom Lit. VarBṛS.
=next Lit. Kathās.
हयपति [ hayapati] [ háya-pati]m. " id. " , N. of a prince Lit. ib.
हयपुच्छ [ hayapuccha] [ háya-puccha]m.or n.a horse's tail Lit. W.
[ hayapucchī]f. =next Lit. Bhpr.
हयपुच्छिका [ hayapucchikā] [ háya-pucchikā]f.Glycine Debilis Lit. L.
हयप्रिय [ hayapriya] [ háya-priya]m. " dear to horses " , barley Lit. L.
[ hayapriyā]f.Physalis Flexuosa or Phoenix Sylvestris Lit. L.
हयमार [ hayamāra] [ háya-māra]m. " horses-killer " , Nerium Odorum Lit. L.
हयमारक [ hayamāraka] [ háya-māraka]m. " horses-killer " , Nerium Odorum Lit. L.
हयमारण [ hayamāraṇa] [ háya-māraṇa]m. " id. " , Ficus Religiosa Lit. L.
हयमुख [ hayamukha] [ háya-mukha]n.a horse's face Lit. R.
N. of a country Lit. Buddh.
[ hayamukhī]f.N. of a Rākshasī Lit. R.
हयमेधयाज् [ hayamedhayāj] [ háya-medha--yāj]m. (nom. [ -yāṭ] )one who performs a horses sacrifice Lit. MW.
हयरूपिन् [ hayarūpin] [ háya-rūpin]m.f.n.horse-shape Lit. ib.
हयलाला [ hayalālā] [ háya-lālā]f.horses's saliva Lit. L.
हयलीलावती [ hayalīlāvatī] [ háya-līlāvatī]f.N. of wk. on horses (quoted by Mallinātha) .
हयवाहन [ hayavāhana] [ háya-vāhana]m.N. of Revanta (son of the Sun) Lit. L.
of Kubera Lit. L.
हयवाहनशंकर [ hayavāhanaśaṃkara] [ háya-vāhana--śaṃkara]m.Bauhinia Variegata
हयवाहनसंकर [ hayavāhanasaṃkara] [ háya-vāhana--saṃkara]m.Bauhinia Variegata
हयविद्या [ hayavidyā] [ háya-vidyā]f. = [-jñāna] Lit. Rājat.
हयशाला [ hayaśālā] [ háya-śālā]f.a horse-stable Lit. L.
हयशास्त्र [ hayaśāstra] [ háya-śāstra]n. ( Lit. MBh.)the art of training or managing horses , hippology.
हयशिक्षा [ hayaśikṣā] [ háya-śikṣā]f. ( Lit. MatsyaP.)the art of training or managing horses , hippology.
हयशिरस् [ hayaśiras] [ háya-śiras]n.a horses's head Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
[ hayaśiras]m.f.n.having a horses's head (as the sun) Lit. MBh.
m.N. of Vishṇu (in the form of Haya-grīva) Lit. Hariv. Lit. BhP.
f.N. of a daughter of Puloman Lit. Hariv.
of a daughter of Vaiśvānara (also [ -śirā] ) Lit. Pur.
n.a partic. mythical weapon Lit. R. Lit. Hariv.
हयशिशु [ hayaśiśu] [ háya-śiśu]m.a young horses , foal Lit. VarBṛS.
हयशीर्ष [ hayaśīrṣa] [ háya-śīrṣa]m.f.n.having a horse's head Lit. BhP.
[ hayaśīrṣa]m.Vishṇu in a partic. form (prob. as Haya-grīva ; cf. [ -śiras] ) Lit. ib.
हयशीर्षपञ्चरात्र [ hayaśīrṣapañcarātra] [ háya-śīrṣa--pañca-rātra]n.N. of a Vaishṇava wk. (chiefly treating of the erection of images and their consecration) .
हयशीर्षन् [ hayaśīrṣan] [ háya-śīrṣan]m.f.n.having a horse's head Lit. BhP.
[ hayaśīrṣan]m.Vishṇu in a partic. form (prob. as Haya-grīva ; cf. [ -śiras] ) Lit. ib.
हयसंग्रहण [ hayasaṃgrahaṇa] [ háya-saṃgrahaṇa]n.the restraining or curbing or checking of horses Lit. MBh.
हयस्कन्ध [ hayaskandha] [ háya-skandha]m.a troop of horses Lit. L.
हयहर्तृ [ hayahartṛ] [ háya-hartṛ]m.the stealer of a horse Lit. VP.
हयाङ्ग [ hayāṅga] [ hayāṅga]m.Sagittarius (the zodiacal sign) Lit. VarBṛS.
हयाध्यक्ष [ hayādhyakṣa] [ hayādhyakṣa]m. " superintendent of horses " , a head groom Lit. L.
हयानना [ hayānanā] [ hayānanā]f. " horse-faced " , N. of a Yoginī Lit. Hcat.
हयायुर्वेद [ hayāyurveda] [ hayāyur-veda]m.veterinary science Lit. MW.
हयारि [ hayāri] [ hayāri]m. " horses-foe " , Nerium Odorum Lit. L.
हयारूढ [ hayārūḍha] [ hayārūḍha]m. " mounted on a horse " , a rider Lit. W.
हयारोह [ hayāroha] [ hayāroha]m. id. Lit. MBh. Lit. Kathās.
[ hayāroha]n.horsemanship , riding Lit. W.
हयालय [ hayālaya] [ hayālaya]m.a horse-stable Lit. L.
हयाशना [ hayāśanā] [ hayāśanā]f.Boswellia Thurifera Lit. L.
हयास्य [ hayāsya] [ hayāsya]m. " horse-mouthed " , Vishṇu in a partic. manifestation ( cf. [haya-grīva]and [-śiras] ) Lit. BhP.
हयास्यक [ hayāsyaka] [ hayāsyaka]m. " horse-mouthed " , Vishṇu in a partic. manifestation ( cf. [haya-grīva]and [-śiras] ) Lit. BhP.
हयेष्ट [ hayeṣṭa] [ hayeṣṭa]m. " loved by horses " , barley Lit. L.
हयोत्तम [ hayottama] [ hayottama]m.an excellent horse
हयोत्तमयुज् [ hayottamayuj] [ hayottama--yuj]m.f.n.drawn by excellent horses Lit. MBh.
हयन [ hayana] [ hayana]m.a year ( cf. [hāyana] ) Lit. L.
[ hayana]n.a covered carriage or palanquin (also read [ ḍayana] ; seeunder √ [ḍī] ) Lit. L. (1288,3)
हयि [ hayi] [ hayi]m.or f.wish , desire Lit. L.
हयिन् [ hayin] [ hayin]m.a horseman , rider Lit. MBh. Lit. MārkP.
हयुषा [ hayuṣā] [ hayuṣā]f.a herb , plant (= [oṣadhi] ) Lit. L.
हये [ haye] [ hayé] ind.an exclamation ( " O , ho! " ) Lit. RV. Lit. ŚBr. Lit. Gobh.
हर [ hara] [ hara]m.f.n. (only ifc. ;fr. √ 1. [hṛ] )bearing , wearing , taking , conveying , bringing (see [kavaca-] , [ vārttā-h] ) ,taking away , carrying off , removing , destroying (see [bala-] , [ śakti-h] )
receiving , obtaining (see [ aṃśa-h] )
ravishing , captivating (see [ mano-h] )
[ hara]m. " Seizer " , " Destroyer " , N. of Śiva Lit. ĀśvGṛ. Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
of a Dānava Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv.
of a monkey Lit. R.
of various authors Lit. Cat.
(in arithm.) a divisor Lit. Col.
the denominator of a fraction , division Lit. ib.
a stallion (?) Lit. L.
an ass Lit. L.
fire Lit. L.
हरकुमारठक्कुर [ harakumāraṭhakkura] [ hara-kumāra-ṭhakkura]m.N. of a modern author Lit. Cat.
हरकेलि [ harakeli] [ hara-keli]N. of a drama (composed by Vigraha-rāja-deva A.D. 1153) .
हरकेश [ harakeśa] [ hara-keśa]incorrect for [hari-keśa] .
हरकोश [ harakośa] [ hara-kośa]m.N. of a , dictionary.
हरक्षेत्र [ harakṣetra] [ hara-kṣetra]n.N. of a district sacred to Śiva Lit. Inscr.
हरगण [ haragaṇa] [ hara-gaṇa] andm.N. of poets Lit. Cat.
हरगुप्त [ haragupta] [ hara-gupta]andm.N. of poets Lit. Cat.
हरगोविन्द [ haragovinda] [ hara-govinda]m. (also with [vācaspati]and [śarman] )N. of various authors Lit. ib.
हरगौरी [ haragaurī] [ hara-gaurī]f.one of the forms of Śiva or of Śiva and Pārvatī conjoined (= [ardhanārīśa] )
हरगौरीसंवाद [ haragaurīsaṃvāda] [ hara-gaurī--saṃvāda]m.N. of wk.
हरचरितचिन्तामणि [ haracaritacintāmaṇi] [ hara-carita-cintāmaṇi]m.N. of a poem.
हरचापारोपण [ haracāpāropaṇa] [ hara-cāpāropaṇa]n.N
of a drama.
हरचूडामणि [ haracūḍāmaṇi] [ hara-cūḍāmaṇi]m. " Śiva's crest-gem " , the moon Lit. L.
हरजित् [ harajit] [ hara-jit]m.N. of a man Lit. Cat.
हरजी [ harajī] [ hara-jī]m. (with [bhaṭṭa] )N. of the father of Hara-datta Lit. ib.
हरतेजस् [ haratejas] [ hara-tejas]n. " Śiva's energy " , quicksilver Lit. L.
हरदग्धमूर्ति [ haradagdhamūrti] [ hara-dagdha-mūrti]m. " whose body has been burnt by Śiva " , Kāma-deva (also " sexual love " ) Lit. VarBṛS.
हरदत्त [ haradatta] [ hara-datta]m.N. of various writers (esp. of the author of the Pada-mañjarī , a Comm. on the Kāśikā-vṛitti , and the Mitâksharā , a Comm. on Gautama's Dharmasūtra) Lit. Cat.
हरदत्तचरित्र [ haradattacaritra] [ hara-datta--caritra]n.N. of wk.
हरदत्तसिंह [ haradattasiṃha] [ hara-datta--siṃha]m.N. of a modern author Lit. Cat.
हरदत्ताचार्य [ haradattācārya] [ hara-dattācārya]m.N. of a preceptor Lit. Sarvad.
हरदत्तीय [ haradattīya] [ hara-dattīya]n.N. of wk.
हरदास [ haradāsa] [ hara-dāsa]m.N. of an author (perhaps w.r.for [hari-d] ) Lit. Cat.
हरनर्तक [ haranartaka] [ hara-nartaka]n.a kind of metre (= [hariṇa-pluta] ) Lit. Ked.
हरनाथ [ haranātha] [ hara-nātha] (also spelt [harin] )m.N. of authors Lit. Cat.
हरनारायण [ haranārāyaṇa] [ hara-nārāyaṇa] (also spelt [harin] )m.N. of authors Lit. Cat.
हरनेत्र [ haranetra] [ hara-netra]n.Śiva's eye Lit. Kathās.
a symbolical expression for the number " three " Lit. L.
हरपति [ harapati] [ hara-pati]m.N. of an author Lit. Cat.
हरप्रदीपिका [ harapradīpikā] [ hara-pradīpikā]f.N. of a medic. wk.
हरप्रिय [ harapriya] [ hara-priya]m.Nerium Odorum Lit. L.
हरबल [ harabala] [ hara-bala]m.N. of a man Lit. Kathās.
हरबीज [ harabīja] [ hara-bīja]n. " Śiva's seed " , quicksilver Lit. L.
हरमुकुटमाहात्म्य [ haramukuṭamāhātmya] [ hara-mukuṭa-māhātmya]n.N. of wk.
हरमेखला [ haramekhalā] [ hara-mekhalā]f.N. of wk.
हरमेखलिन् [ haramekhalin] [ hara-mekhalin]m.a partic. class of artisans Lit. Gol.
हरमोहन [ haramohana] [ hara-mohana]m.N. of authors Lit. Cat.
हररात [ hararāta] [ hara-rāta]m.N. of authors Lit. Cat.
हररूप [ hararūpa] [ hara-rūpa]m. " having the form of Hara " , N. of Śiva Lit. L.
हरविजय [ haravijaya] [ hara-vijaya]m.N. of a poem by Ratnâkara.
हरविलास [ haravilāsa] [ hara-vilāsa]m.a kind of musical composition Lit. Saṃgīt.
N. of a poem.
हरशूर [ haraśūra] [ hara-śūra]N. of a place Lit. Vīrac.
हरशृङ्गारा [ haraśṛṅgārā] [ hara-śṛṅgārā]f. (in music) a partic. Rāgiṇī Lit. Saṃgīt.
हरशेखरा [ haraśekharā] [ hara-śekharā]f. " Śiva's crest " , the Ganges Lit. L.
हरसख [ harasakha] [ hara-sakha]m. " Saṃgīt's friend " , N. of Kubera Lit. Daś.
हरसिंह [ harasiṃha] [ hara-siṃha]m.N. of a king Lit. Cat.
हरसिद्धिप्रदा [ harasiddhipradā] [ hara-siddhi-pradā]f.N. of a partic. family-deity Lit. Cat.
हरसूनु [ harasūnu] [ hara-sūnu]m. " Śiva's son " , N. of Kārttikeya Lit. Ragh.
हरस्वामिन् [ harasvāmin] [ hara-svāmin]m.N. of a man Lit. Kathās.
हरहार [ harahāra] [ hara-hāra]m. " Śiva's necklace " , N. of the serpent-demon Śesha Lit. Alaṃkārat.
हरहूरा [ harahūrā] [ hara-hūrā] (?)f. = [ hāra-h] ,grape Lit. L.
हराक्ष [ harākṣa] [ harākṣa]n. = [rudrākṣa] ,the berry of Elaeocarpus Ganitrus Lit. L.
हराद्रि [ harādri] [ harādri]m. " Śiva's mountain " , Kailāsa (the favourite resort of Śiva) Lit. Kathās.
हरानत [ harānata] [ harānata]m.N. of Rāvaṇa Lit. L.
हरानन्द [ harānanda] [ harānanda]N. of an author or of a wk. Lit. Cat.
हरायतन [ harāyatana] [ harāyatana]n.a temple of Śiva Lit. Rājat.
हरार्ध [ harārdha] [ harārdha]m.Śiva's half ( [ -tā] f. ) Lit. Śiś.
हरार्धता [ harārdhatā] [ harārdha--tā]f. , see [harārdha]
हरावती [ harāvatī] [ harā-vatī]f.N. of a country Lit. Inscr.
हरावास [ harāvāsa] [ harāvāsa]m.Śiva's abode , Kailāsa Lit. Rājat.
हरास्पद [ harāspada] [ harāspada]n. id. Lit. Kathās.
हराहर [ harāhara] [ harāhara]m.N. of a Dānava (du. [ °rau] ,also = " Hara and Ahara " ) Lit. MBh.
हरेश्वर [ hareśvara] [ hareśvara]m.Śiva and Vishṇu forming one person Lit. Inscr.
हरोद्भेद [ harodbheda] [ harodbheda]m.N. of a Tīrtha Lit. MatsyaP.
हरक [ haraka] [ haraka]m.a taker , seizer , conveyer Lit. W.
a rogue , cheat Lit. ib.
a reflecting person Lit. ib.
N. of Śiva Lit. ib.
a divisor or division Lit. ib.
a long flexible sword Lit. ib.
हरण [ haraṇa] [ haraṇa]m.f.n. (only ifc.)carrying , holding , containing (e.g. [ bali-haraṇī] [darvī] , " a ladle containing an oblation " ) Lit. ĀśvGṛ.
taking away. removing (e.g. [ rajo-h] " removing dust " ) Lit. Kauś.
[ haraṇa]m. " taker " , a hand Lit. L.
an arm Lit. L.
Michelia Champaca Lit. L.
n.the act of carrying or bringing or fetching. Lit. KātyŚr. Lit. MBh.
offering Lit. KātyŚr. Lit. Gaut.
carrying off , robbing , abduction Lit. Gaut. Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
removing , destroying Lit. Suśr. Lit. VarBṛS.
dividing , division Lit. Col.
a nuptial present (= [ -yautaka] ) Lit. MBh.
a gift to a student at his initiation Lit. W.
fodder given to a stallion (= [ vāḍaba-h] ) Lit. Kāś.on Lit. Pāṇ. 6-2 , 65
( Lit. L.also " a partic. gesture " ( esp. of an archer in shooting ) ; " boiling water " ; " semen virile " ; " gold " ).
हरणभाग [ haraṇabhāga] [ haraṇa-bhāga] ( [háraṇa-] )m.f.n.entitled to partake (said of deceased ancestors) Lit. TBr.
हरणहारिक [ haraṇahārika] [ haraṇa-hārika]n. (or f ( [ā] ) .)fetching the nuptial present Lit. MBh.
हरणाहरण [ haraṇāharaṇa] [ haraṇāharaṇa]n. id. Lit. ib.
हरणि [ haraṇi] [ haraṇi]f.a water-channel , gutter Lit. L.
death Lit. L.
हरणीय [ haraṇīya] [ haraṇīya]m.f.n.to be taken or seized Lit. Pāṇ. 6-1 , 217 Sch.
हरयाण [ harayāṇa] [ hárayāṇa]m.N. of a man Lit. RV.
हरस् [ haras] [ háras]n.a grasp , grip Lit. AV.
a draught , drink , beverage Lit. RV. Lit. AV.
flame , fire (accord.to some also " anger " , " fury " ) Lit. ib. ( cf. Gk. 1. )
हरस्वत् [ harasvat] [ háras-vat]m.f.n. ( [háras-] )seizing (or " fiery " ) Lit. RV. ii , 23 , 6
[ harasvat]f. (pl.)rivers (?) Lit. Naigh. i , 13.
हरस्विन् [ harasvin] [ háras-ví n]m.f.n.fiery , energetic Lit. TS. Lit. Br. Lit. ĀśvGṛ.
हराशय [ harāśaya] [ harā-śayá]m.f.n. (for [ haraḥ-ś]as [ rajā-ś]for [ rajaḥ-ś] )fiery , energetic Lit. MaitrS.
[ harāśayā]f. (applied to a partic. formula) Lit. ib. Lit. ĀpŚr.
