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कानीत [ kānīta] [ kānītá]m.a patr.of Pṛithuśrávas Lit. RV. viii , 46 , 21 and 24 Lit. ŚāṅkhŚr. xvi , 11 , 23.
कानीन [ kānīna] [ kānīná]m.f.n. (fr. [kanīna] ) ,born of a young wife Lit. Pāṇ. 4-1 , 116 Lit. Mn. ix , 160 and 172 Lit. Yājñ. ii , 129 Lit. MBh. Lit. Hariv. Lit. BhP.
[ kānīna]m.N. of Vyāsa Comm.on Lit. Pāṇ. 4-1 , 116 ( cf. Lit. MBh. i , 3802)
of Karṇa Comm.on Lit. Pāṇ. 4-1 , 116 ( cf. Lit. Hariv. 4057 Lit. BhP. ix , 23 , 13)
of Agniveśya Lit. BhP. ix , 2 , 21
mfn.suitable to or designed for the eyeball ( cf. [ kanīnaka] ) Lit. Suśr. ii , 353 , 13.
कानीयस [ kānīyasa] [ kānīyasá]m. pl. (fr. [kanīyas] ) ,less in number Lit. ŚBr. xiv , 4 , 1 , 1.
कानेरिन् [ kānerin] [ kānerin]m. = [kāṇerin] q.v.
कान्त [ kānta] [ kānta]1m.f.n. (fr. √ 2. [kam] ) ,desired , loved , dear , pleasing , agreeable , lovely , beautiful
[ kānta]m.any one beloved , a lover , husband
the moon Lit. L.
the spring Lit. L.
the plant Barringtonia Acutangula Lit. L.
iron Lit. L.
a stone ( cf. [ sūrya-k] , ) Lit. L.
N. of Kṛishṇa Lit. L.
of Skanda Lit. MBh. iii , 14631
of a son of Dharma-netra Lit. Hariv. i , 33 , 3
[ kāntā]f.a beloved or lovely woman , wife , mistress Lit. Kathās.
[ kānta]m.a charming wife Lit. L.
the earth Lit. L.
N. of certain plants Lit. L.
large cardamoms Lit. L.
a kind of perfume ( [ reṇukā] ,Piper aurantiacum) Lit. L.
N. of a metre of four lines of seventeen syllables each
a kind of Śruti
n.saffron Lit. L.
a kind of iron Lit. L.
a magnet Lit. Buddh.
a kind of house Lit. L.
कान्तकलिका [ kāntakalikā] [ kānta-kalikā]f.a particular kind of artificial verse.
कान्तत्व [ kāntatva] [ kānta-tva]n.loveliness , beauty , agreeableness Lit. MBh. iii , 14437.
कान्तपक्षिन् [ kāntapakṣin] [ kānta-pakṣin]m. " lovely-bird " , a peacock Lit. L.
कान्तपाषाण [ kāntapāṣāṇa] [ kānta-pāṣāṇa]m.the iron-stone , load-stone Lit. L.
कान्तपुष्प [ kāntapuṣpa] [ kānta-puṣpa]m.the mountain-ebony (Bauhinia variegata) Lit. L.
कान्तमिश्र [ kāntamiśra] [ kānta-miśra]m.N. of an author.
कान्तलोह [ kāntaloha] [ kānta-loha]n.the loadstone Lit. L.
कान्तलौह [ kāntalauha] [ kānta-lauha]n.cast-iron ( cf. [loha-kānta] ) Lit. L.
कान्तानुवृत्त [ kāntānuvṛtta] [ kāntānuvṛtta]m.compliance with a beloved one.
कान्तायस [ kāntāyasa] [ kāntāyasa]n.the iron-stone , loadstone , magnet Lit. L. ( cf. [-pāṣāṇa] , [-loha] ,and [ayas-kānta] .)
कान्तोत्पीडा [ kāntotpīḍā] [ kāntotpīḍā]f.N. of a metre consisting of four lines of twelve syllables each.
कान्तलक [ kāntalaka] [ kāntalaka]m.the tree Cedrela Toona (commonly [tunna] , the wood of which resembles mahogany) Lit. L.
कान्ता [ kāntā] [ kāntā]f.of [kānta] q.v.
कान्ताङ्घ्रिदोहद [ kāntāṅghridohada] [ kāntāṅghri-dohada] andm. " having a longing desire for contact with the foot of a beautiful woman " (to hasten its blossoms) , the tree Jonesia Asoka Lit. L.
कान्ताचरणदोहद [ kāntācaraṇadohada] [ kāntā-caraṇa-dohada]andm. " having a longing desire for contact with the foot of a beautiful woman " (to hasten its blossoms) , the tree Jonesia Asoka Lit. L.
कान्तापुरी [ kāntāpurī] [ kāntā-purī] v.l.for [ kānti-purī] Lit. VP.
कान्ताय [ kāntāya] [ kāntāya] Nom. Ā. [ °yate] ,to behave like a lover Lit. Bhartṛ. i , 50.
कान्ति [ kānti] [ kānti]f.desire , wish Lit. L.
loveliness , beauty , splendour , female beauty , personal decoration or embellishment Lit. Nal. Lit. Śak. Lit. Megh. Lit. Pañcat. Lit. Suśr. Lit. Kathās.
a lovely colour , brightness (especially of the moon) Lit. Kathās.
( f [ ī] . ifc. ) Lit. Caurap.
(in rhetoric) beauty enhanced by love Lit. Vām. iii , 1 , 22 ; xxii , 14 Lit. Sāh.
a lovely or desirable woman personified as wife of the moon Lit. Hariv. 5419
N. of Lakshmī Lit. BhP. x , 65 , 29
of Durgā Lit. DevīP.
कान्तिकर [ kāntikara] [ kānti-kara]m.f.n.causing beauty , beautifying , illuminating Lit. W.
कान्तिकोसल [ kāntikosala] [ kānti-kosala]m. pl.N. of a people Lit. MBh. vi , 9 , 40.
कान्तिद [ kāntida] [ kānti-da]m.f.n.giving beauty , beautifying , adorning Lit. W.
[ kāntidā]f.the plant Serratula anthelminthica ( [ vākucī] ) Lit. L.
[ kāntida]n.bile , bilious humor Lit. L.
कान्तिदायक [ kāntidāyaka] [ kānti-dāyaka]m.f.n.granting beauty , beautifying , adorning Lit. W.
[ kāntidāyaka]n.a fragrant wood (a kind of Curcuma from the root of which a yellow dye is prepared ; C.Zanthorrhizza cf. [ kālīyaka] ) Lit. L.
कान्तिमत् [ kāntimat] [ kānti-mat]m.f.n.lovely , splendid Lit. R. Lit. Kum. Lit. Suśr.
N. of a woman
कान्तिमत्ता [ kāntimattā] [ kānti-mattā]f.loveliness , beauty Lit. Kum.
कान्तिराज [ kāntirāja] [ kānti-rāja]m.N. of a prince.
कान्तिव्रत [ kāntivrata] [ kānti-vrata]n.a kind of ceremony.
कान्तिहर [ kāntihara] [ kānti-hara]m.f.n.destroying beauty , making ugly , dulling , dimming Lit. W.
कान्तिक [ kāntika] [ kāntika]m. pl.N. of a people Lit. VP.
कान्ती [ kāntī] [ kāntī]f.N. of a town.
कान्तीनगरी [ kāntīnagarī] [ kāntī-nagarī]f.N. of a city in the north (for [ kānti-nagarī] cf. [kānti-pura] ) .
कान्तार [ kāntāra] [ kāntāra]m.n.a large wood , forest , wilderness , waste Lit. MBh. Lit. R. Lit. Yājñ. ii , 38 Lit. Kathās. Lit. Pañcat.
a difficult road through a forest , forest-path Lit. L.
a hole , cavity Lit. L.
[ kāntāra]m.a red variety of the sugar-cane Lit. Suśr.
a bamboo Lit. L.
the mountain ebony (Bauhinia variegata) Lit. L.
(in music) a kind of measure
[ kāntārī]f.a kind of sugar-cane Lit. L.
[ kāntāra]n.a national calamity , calamity Lit. Kāraṇḍ. Lit. xlvii , 15 and 20
the blossom of a kind of lotus , lotus Lit. L.
a symptom or symptomatic disease Lit. W.
कान्तारग [ kāntāraga] [ kāntāra-ga]m.f.n.wood-going.
कान्तारपथ [ kāntārapatha] [ kāntāra-patha]m.a path through a forest Lit. Daś.
कान्तारपथिक [ kāntārapathika] [ kāntāra-pathika]m.f.n.going on or conveyed on forest-roads Lit. Pāṇ. 5-1 , 77 Vārtt. 1.
कान्तारभव [ kāntārabhava] [ kāntāra-bhava]m.a dweller in the woods Lit. VarBṛS.
कान्तारवासिनी [ kāntāravāsinī] [ kāntāra-vāsinī]f. " wood-dwelling " , N. of Durgā Lit. MBh. vi , 23 , 11.
कान्तारेक्षु [ kāntārekṣu] [ kāntārekṣu]m.a kind of sugar-cane Lit. Bhpr. ii , 64.
कान्तारक [ kāntāraka] [ kāntāraka]m.a kind of sugar-cane Lit. L.
[ kāntāraka]m. pl.N. of a people Lit. MBh. ii , 1117
[ kāntārikā]f.a kind of bee Lit. Suśr.
कान्तोत्पीडा [ kāntotpīḍā] [ kāntotpīḍā] see [kānta] .
कान्थक [ kānthaka] [ kānthaka]n. " coming from the town Kanthā " , a particular substance Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 103.
कान्थिक [ kānthika] [ kānthika]m.f.n. (fr. [kanthā] ) Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 102.
कान्थक्य [ kānthakya] [ kānthakya]m.a descendant of Kanthaka g. [gargādi]
कान्थक्यायनी [ kānthakyāyanī] [ kānthakyāyanī]f. g. [ lohitādi] .
कान्द [ kānda] [ kānda] g. [aśmādi] .
कान्दकायन [ kāndakāyana] [ kāndakāyana]m.a descendant of Kāndaki g. [taulvaly-ādi] Lit. Kāś.
कान्दकि [ kāndaki] [ kāndaki]m.a patr. g. [taulvaly-ādi] Lit. Kāś.
कांदम [ kāṃdama] [ kāṃdama]m.a patr.of Ekayāvan Lit. TBr. ii , 7 , 11 , 2 ( cf. [gāṃ-dama] .)
कान्दर्प [ kāndarpa] [ kāndarpa]m.descended from or relating to Kandarpa g. [ bidādi] .
कान्दर्पिक [ kāndarpika] [ kāndarpika]n. " treating of aphrodisiaca " , N. of the seventy-sixth Adhyāya of Lit. VarBṛS.
कान्दव [ kāndava] [ kāndava]m.f.n. (fr. [kandu] ) ,roasted or baked in an iron pan or oven (as bread cakes ) Lit. W.
कान्दविक [ kāndavika] [ kāndavika]m.f.n.employed in baking Lit. L.
[ kāndavika]m.a baker Lit. Pañcad.
कान्दाविष [ kāndāviṣa] [ kāndā-viṣá]n.a species of poison Lit. AV. x , 4 , 22.
कांदिश् [ kāṃdiś] [ kāṃdiś]m.f.n. (fr. [ kāṃ diśam] , " to which region shall I fly? " ) , put to flight , running away , flying Lit. MBh. xii , 6320 ( cf. Lit. MBh. iii , 11113.)
कांदिग्भूत [ kāṃdigbhūta] [ kāṃdig-bhūta]m.f.n.run away Lit. MBh. v , 1870 Lit. MārkP.
कांदिशी [ kāṃdiśī] [ kāṃdiśī] ind.with √ [bhū] ,to take to flight Lit. L.
कान्दुला [ kāndulā] [ kāndulā]f.a particular Rāgiṇī.
कान्दूरा [ kāndūrā] [ kāndūrā]f.a kind of plant Lit. Gal.
कान्यकुब्ज [ kānyakubja] [ kānyakubja]n.N. of a city (= [kanya-kubja] q.v.) Lit. MBh. Lit. R. Lit. BhP.
[ kānyakubja]m.f.n. belonging to or dwelling in Kānyakubja
[ kānyakubjī]f.a princess or a female inhabitant of Kānyakubja Comm.on Lit. Pāṇ. 4-1 , 78. (In Lit. Kathās. lxi , 219 wrongly printed Kānyākubja. )
कान्यजा [ kānyajā] [ kānyajā]f.a kind of perfume Lit. L.
कापट [ kāpaṭa] [ kāpaṭa]m.f.n. (fr. [kapaṭa] ) ,addicted to deceit or fraud , dishonest Lit. VarBṛS.
कापटिक [ kāpaṭika] [ kāpaṭika]m.f.n.fraudulent , dishonest , wicked , perverse , bad Lit. L.
[ kāpaṭika]m.a flatterer , parasite Lit. W.
a student , scholar Lit. L.
कापट्य [ kāpaṭya] [ kāpaṭya]n.deceit , fraud , dishonesty , wickedness Lit. W.
कापटव [ kāpaṭava] [ kāpaṭava]m. (g. [ śārṅgaravādi] )a son or descendant of Kāpaṭu Lit. VBr.
[ kāpaṭavī]f.a female descendant of Kapaṭu Comm.on Lit. Pāṇ. 4-1 , 78.
कापटवक [ kāpaṭavaka] [ kāpaṭavaka]m.f.n.coming from Kāpaṭava or from his family Comm.on Lit. Pāṇ. 4-3 , 80.
कापथ [ kāpatha] [ kā-patha]m. (fr. 2. [kā]+ [patha] ) ,a bad road , bad ways , erring or evil course Lit. Pāṇ. 6-3 , 104 and 108 Lit. Vop. vi , 94 Lit. MBh. v , 4193 Lit. R. ii , 108 , 7 ; v , 86 , 2
[ kāpatha]m.N. of a Dānava Lit. Hariv. 14287
n.the fragrant root of Andropogon muricatus Lit. L.
कापा [ kāpā] [ kā́pā]f.a carriage ( Lit. Gmn.) Lit. RV. x , 40 , 3.
कापाटिक [ kāpāṭika] [ kāpāṭika]m.f.n. = [ kapāṭikeva] . g. [ śarkarādi] ( [kāpālika] Lit. Kāś.)
also v.l.for [ kārpaṭika] Lit. L.
कापाल [ kāpāla] [ kāpāla]m.f.n. (fr. [kapāla] ) ,relating to the skull or cranium Lit. R. i , 29 , 13 Lit. VarBṛS. (= Lit. Pañcat.)
made of skulls Lit. Prasannar. lxxviii , 15
[ kāpāla]m.a follower of a particular Śaiva sect of ascetics (see [ kāpālika] )
the plant Cucumis utilissimus Lit. L.
m. pl.the school of Kapālin
[ kāpālī]f.the Embelia Ribes Lit. L.
[ kāpāla]m.a clever woman Lit. L.
n.a kind of leprosy Lit. Car. vi , 7.
कापालि [ kāpāli] [ kāpāli]m.N. of a Siddha Lit. Sarvad.
कापालिक [ kāpālika] [ kāpālika]m.f.n.relating to or belonging to a skull (= [ kapālikeva] ) g. [ śarkarādi] Lit. Pāṇ. 5-3 , 107
[ kāpālika]m.a kind of Śaiva ascetic who carries a human skull and uses it as a receptacle for his food (he belongs to the left-hand sect) Lit. VarBṛS. Lit. Bhartṛ. i , 64 Lit. Prab. liii , 5 Lit. Kathās.
N. of a mixed class ( [ kapālin] ) Lit. L.
N. of a teacher
n.a kind of leprosy
mfn.peculiar to a Kāpālika Lit. Prab. Lit. Pañcat.
कापालिकत्व [ kāpālikatva] [ kāpālika-tva]n. barbarousness, cruelty, Lit. Mālatīm.
कापालिन् [ kāpālin] [ kāpālin]m. " adorned with skulls " , N. of Śiva Lit. MBh. xiii , 1217 ( cf. [kapālin] )
N. of a mixed caste Lit. BrahmaP.
N. of a son of Kṛishṇa and Yaudhishṭhirī Lit. Hariv. 9196.
कापिक [ kāpika] [ kāpika]m.f.n. (fr. [kapi] ) ,shaped or behaving like a monkey g. [aṅguly-ādi] .
कापिञ्जल [ kāpiñjala] [ kāpiñjala]m.f.n. (fr. [kap] ) ,coming from the francoline partridge Lit. Kauś. 46
[ kāpiñjala]m.a patr.fr. [ kap] (v.l. [kup] ) g. [ śivādi] .
कापिञ्जलाद [ kāpiñjalāda] [ kāpiñjalāda]m. pl.the school of Kāpiñjalādya Lit. Pat.
कापिञ्जलादि [ kāpiñjalādi] [ kāpiñjalādi]m.a patr.fr. [kapiñjalāda] g. [ kurv-ādi] .
कापिञ्जलाद्य [ kāpiñjalādya] [ kāpiñjalādya]m.a patr.fr. [ °lādi] Lit. ib.
कापिञ्जलि [ kāpiñjali] [ kāpiñjali]m.a patr.fr. [kapiñjala] Lit. Pat.
कापित्थ [ kāpittha] [ kāpittha]m.f.n. (fr. [kapittha] ) ,belonging to the tree Feronia elephantum Lit. Pāṇ. 4-3 , 140.
कापित्थक [ kāpitthaka] [ kāpitthaka]m. (?) N. of a place Comm.on Lit. VarBṛ.
कापित्थिक [ kāpitthika] [ kāpitthika]m.f.n.N. of certain ascetics Lit. Hariv. 7988
[ kāpitthikā]f. (perhaps) the tree Feronia elephantum Lit. Hariv. 7984.
कापिल [ kāpila] [ kāpila]m.f.n. (fr. [kapila] ) ,peculiar or belonging to or derived from Kapila Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
of a tawny or brownish colour Lit. L.
[ kāpila]m.a follower of the teacher Kapila , follower of the Sāṅkhya system of philosophy (founded by Kapila) Lit. MBh. xii Lit. Kāvyâd. Lit. Hcar.
a tawny colour Lit. L.
n.N. of wk. by Kapila (= [ sāṅkhya] ,or according to others an Upa-purāṇa) Lit. Pañcar.
(with [ tīrtha] )N. of a Tīrtha Lit. SkandaP. Lit. KapSaṃh.
mfn. derived from a brownish cow, Lit. Parāś.
कापिलपुराण [ kāpilapurāṇa] [ kāpila-purāṇa]n.N. of wk.
कापिलबलि [ kāpilabali] [ kāpila-bali]m.N. of a man Lit. Car.
कापिलेश्वरतीर्थ [ kāpileśvaratīrtha] [ kāpileśvara-tīrtha]n.N. of a Tīrtha Lit. ŚivaP.
कापिलिक [ kāpilika] [ kāpilika]m.a metron. fr. [ kapilikā] g. [ śivādi] .
कापिलेय [ kāpileya] [ kāpileya]m.f.n.derived from Kapila Lit. Pañcar.
[ kāpileya]m.a patr.fr. [ kapila]or a metron. fr. [ kapilā] Lit. AitBr. vii , 17 Lit. MBh.
कापिलेयबाभ्रव [ kāpileyabābhrava] [ kāpileya-bābhrava]m. pl. the Kāpileyas and the Bābhravas, Lit. AitBr.
कापिल्य [ kāpilya] [ kāpilya]m.f.n.fr. [kapila] g. [ saṃkāśādi] .
कापिवन [ kāpivana] [ kāpivana]m. (fr. [ kapi-v] ) ,N. of a festival lasting two days Lit. KātyŚr. Lit. ĀśvŚr. Lit. Vait.
कापिशायन [ kāpiśāyana] [ kāpiśāyana]m.f.n.coming from Kāpiśī (e.g. [madhu] ,honey , or [drākṣā] ,grape Lit. W.) Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 99
[ kāpiśāyana]m.a patr.or metron. Lit. Pravar.
n.a kind of spirituous liquor Lit. Śiś. x , 4
a deity Lit. L.
कापिशेय [ kāpiśeya] [ kāpiśeya]m. (fr. [ kapiśā] ) ,a Piśāca , imp , goblin Lit. L.
कापिष्ठल [ kāpiṣṭhala] [ kāpiṣṭhala]m.a son or descendant of Kapishṭhala Comm.on Lit. Nir. iv , 14
[ kāpiṣṭhala]m. pl.N. of a people ( cf.1) Lit. VarBṛS.
कापिष्ठलकठ [ kāpiṣṭhalakaṭha] [ kāpiṣṭhala-kaṭha]m. pl.N. of a school of the Yajur-veda.
कापिष्ठलायन [ kāpiṣṭhalāyana] [ kāpiṣṭhalāyana]m.f.n. (fr. [kāpiṣṭhala] ) Lit. Pāṇ. 8-3 , 91 Lit. Pat.
कापिष्ठलि [ kāpiṣṭhali] [ kāpiṣṭhali]m.a son or descendant of Kapishṭhala g. [ krauḍy-ādi] : Lit. Pāṇ. 8-3 , 91 Vārtt.
[ kāpiṣṭhalyā]f.of [ °li] g. [ krauḍy-ādi] .
कापी [ kāpī] [ kāpī]f.a patr.fr. [kāpya]
N. of a river Lit. MBh. vi , 9 , 24 Lit. VP.
कापीपुत्र [ kāpīputra] [ kāpī-putra]m.N. of a teacher Lit. BṛĀrUp.
कापीयकानिक [ kāpīyakānika] [ kāpīyakānika]m.N. of a Muni Lit. VāyuP.
कापेय [ kāpeya] [ kāpeya]m.f.n. (fr. [kapi] ) ,belonging or peculiar to a monkey Lit. R. vi , 111 , 19
customary among the Kāpis, Lit. ĀpŚr., Sch.
[ kāpeya]m.a descendant of Kapi Comm.on Lit. Pāṇ. 4-1 , 107
(pl.) Lit. TāṇḍyaBr.
n.monkey tricks Lit. Pāṇ. 5-1 , 127.
काप्यायनी [ kāpyāyanī] [ kāpyāyanī]f.of [kāpya] g. [ lohitādi] .
कापुरुष [ kāpuruṣa] [ kā-puruṣa]m. (fr. 2. [kā] Lit. Pāṇ. 6-3 , 106 Lit. Vop. vi , 94) ,a contemptible man , coward , wretch Lit. R. Lit. Pañcat. Lit. Hit.
[ kāpuruṣa]m.f.n. unmanly , cowardly , miserable Lit. Hariv. Lit. R. vi , 88 , 13.
कापुरुषता [ kāpuruṣatā] [ kā-puruṣa-tā]f.andunmanliness , cowardliness.
कापुरुषत्व [ kāpuruṣatva] [ kā-puruṣa-tva]andn.unmanliness , cowardliness.
कापुरुष्य [ kāpuruṣya] [ kāpuruṣya]n.unmanliness , meanness , cowardice g. [ brāhmaṇādi] .
कापोत [ kāpota] [ kāpota]m.f.n. (fr. [kapota] Lit. Pāṇ. 4-3 , 135 Sch. Lit. , 154 Sch.) ,belonging to or coming from a pigeon Lit. MBh. Lit. BhP. Lit. Pat.
of the colour of a pigeon , of a dull white colour , grey Lit. VarBṛS.
[ kāpota]m.natron , fossil alkali Lit. L.
(also) a Vānaprastha who has collected food (like a pigeon) for a year, Lit. L.
antimony , a collyrium or application for the eyes Lit. W.
[ kāpotī]f.a kind of plant Lit. Suśr. ii , 173 , 12
[ kāpota]n.a flock of pigeons Comm.on Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 44
antimony Lit. L.
N. of two Sāmans Lit. ĀrshBr.
कापोताञ्जन [ kāpotāñjana] [ kāpotāñjana]n.antimony , a collyrium for the eyes Lit. L.
कापोतवृत्ति [ kāpotavṛtti] [ kāpota-vṛtti]m.f.n. one who subsists like a pigeon, Lit. Baudh.
कापोतक [ kāpotaka] [ kāpotaka]m.f.n.fr. [kapotakīya] g. [ bilvakādi] .
कापोतपाक्य [ kāpotapākya] [ kāpotapākya]m.a prince of the Kapotapākas Lit. Pāṇ. 5-3 , 113 Lit. Kāś.
कापोतरेतस [ kāpotaretasa] [ kāpotaretasa]m.a patr.fr. [ kapota-r] Comm.on Lit. ŚāṅkhBr. iii , 2.
कापोति [ kāpoti] [ kāpoti]m. ( Lit. Pat.)a patr.fr. [kapota] Lit. MBh. xiv , 2712.
कापोल [ kāpola] [ kāpola]m. pl.N. of a school of the Sāma-veda.
काप्य [ kāpya] [ kāpya]1 see [kāpī] .
काप्य [ kāpya] [ kāpya]2only in comp.
काप्यकर [ kāpyakara] [ kāpya-kara]m.f.n.confessing sin Lit. L.
काप्यकार [ kāpyakāra] [ kāpya-kāra]m.f.n.confessing sin Lit. L.
[ kāpyakāra]m.confession of sin Lit. L.
काफल [ kāphala] [ kā-phala]m. = [kaṭphala] Lit. L.
काबन्ध [ kābandha] [ kābandha] (fr. [kab] ) . see [ kāv] .
काबन्ध्य [ kābandhya] [ kābandhya]n.the state of being a trunk.
काबव [ kābava] [ kābavá]m.N. of certain evil spirits Lit. AV. iii , 9 , 3-5.
काभर्तृ [ kābhartṛ] [ kā-bhartṛ]m.a bad husband or lord or master Lit. Sāh.
काम् [ kām] [ kām] ind.an interjection used in calling out to another Lit. L.
काम [ kāma] [ kā́ma]m. (fr. √ 2. [kam] ;once [kāmá] Lit. VS. xx , 60) ,wish , desire , longing ( [ kāmo me bhuñjīta bhavān] ,my wish is that you should eat Lit. Pāṇ. 3-3 , 153) ,desire for , longing after (gen. dat. ,or loc.) ,love , affection , object of desire or of love or of pleasure Lit. RV. Lit. VS. Lit. TS. Lit. AV. Lit. ŚBr. Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
pleasure , enjoyment
love , especially sexual love or sensuality
Love or Desire personified Lit. AV. ix , xii , xix ( cf. Lit. RV. x , 129 , 4) Lit. VS. Lit. PārGṛ.
N. of the god of love Lit. AV. iii. 25 , 1 Lit. MBh. Lit. Lalit.
(represented as son of Dharma and husband of Rati ( Lit. MBh. i , 2596 ff. Lit. Hariv. Lit. VP. ) ;or as a son of Brahmā Lit. VP. ;or sometimes of Saṃkalpa Lit. BhP. vi , 6 , 10 ; cf. [ kāma-deva] )
N. of Agni Lit. SV. ii , 8 , 2 , 19 , 3 Lit. AV. Lit. TS. Lit. KātyŚr. Lit. ŚāṅkhŚr.
of Vishṇu Lit. Gal.
of Baladeva ( cf. [ kāma-pāla] ) Lit. L.
a stake in gambling Lit. Nār. xvi , 9
a species of mango tree (= [ mahā-rāja-cūta] ) Lit. L.
N. of a metre consisting of four lines of two long syllables each
a kind of bean Lit. L.
a particular form of temple Lit. Hcat.
N. of several men
[ kāmā]f. " wish , desire " (only instr. [ kāmayā] q.v.)
N. of a daughter of Pṛithuśravas and wife of Ayuta-nāyin Lit. MBh. i , 3774
[ kāma]n.object of desire Lit. L.
semen virile Lit. L.
N. of a Tīrtha Lit. MBh. iii , 5047
[ kāmam] ind. see s.v.
[ kāmena] ind.out of affection or love for
[ kāmāya] ind.according to desire , agreeably to the wishes of , out of love for (gen.or dat.) Lit. RV. Lit. AV. Lit. TS. Lit. ŚBr. Lit. ChUp.
[ kāme] ind.according to desire , agreeably to the wishes of , out of love for (gen.or dat.) Lit. RV. Lit. AV. Lit. TS. Lit. ŚBr. Lit. ChUp.
[ kāmāt] ind.for one's own pleasure , of one's own free will , of one's own accord , willingly , intentionally Lit. Mn. Lit. R.
mfn.wishing , desiring Lit. RV. ix , 113 , 11
n. (ifc.)desirous of , desiring , having a desire or intention ( cf. [ go-k] , [ dharma-k] ;frequently with inf.in [tu] cf. [ tyaktu-k] .)
कामकन्दला [ kāmakandalā] [ kā́ma-kandalā]f.N. of a woman.
कामकर्शन [ kāmakarśana] [ kā́ma-karśana]in [ á-kāma-k] q.v.
कामकलाङ्गनाविलास [ kāmakalāṅganāvilāsa] [ kā́ma-kalāṅganā-vilāsa]m.N. of wk.
कामकलातन्त्र [ kāmakalātantra] [ kā́ma-kalā-tantra]n.another work
कामकलाबीज [ kāmakalābīja] [ kā́ma-kalā-bīja]n.the essential letter or syllable of a charm or spell.
कामकलिका [ kāmakalikā] [ kā́ma-kalikā]f.N. of a Surâṅganā.
कामकाकुरव [ kāmakākurava] [ kā́ma-kāku-rava]m.a dove Lit. Gal.
कामकाति [ kāmakāti] [ kā́ma-kāti] ( [kā́ma-] )m.f.n.requesting the fulfilment of a wish Lit. RV. viii , 92 , 14.
कामकानन [ kāmakānana] [ kāma-kānana]n. Kāma's grove, Lit. Mālatīm.
कामकान्ता [ kāmakāntā] [ kā́ma-kāntā]f.the plant Jasminum Sambac Lit. L.
कामकाम [ kāmakāma] [ kā́ma-kāma] andm.f.n. " wishing wishes " , having various desires or wishes , following the dictates of passion Lit. TĀr. i , 31 , 1 Lit. MBh. iii , 11256 Lit. Bhag.
कामकामिन् [ kāmakāmin] [ kā́ma-kāmin]andm.f.n. " wishing wishes " , having various desires or wishes , following the dictates of passion Lit. TĀr. i , 31 , 1 Lit. MBh. iii , 11256 Lit. Bhag.
कामकार [ kāmakāra] [ kā́ma-kāra]m.f.n.fulfilling the desires of any one (gen.) Lit. R. vii , 63 , 8
[ kāmakāra]m.the act of following one's own inclinations , spontaneous deed , voluntary action , acting of one's own free will , free will Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh. Lit. R. Lit. Bhag.
कामकारंकृ [ kāmakāraṃkṛ] [ kā́ma-kāraṃ-√ kṛ]to act as one likes
कामकारेण [ kāmakāreṇa] [ kā́ma-kāreṇa] ind.according to one's desires or inclinations , willingly , spontaneously Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
कामकारात् [ kāmakārāt] [ kā́ma-kārāt] ind.according to one's desires or inclinations , willingly , spontaneously Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
कामकारतस् [ kāmakāratas] [ kā́ma-kāra-tas] ind.according to one's desires or inclinations , willingly , spontaneously Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
कामक्रोध [ kāmakrodha] [ kāma-krodha]m. du. desire and anger, Lit. Mn. xii, 11
कामकुण्ड [ kāmakuṇḍa] [ kā́ma-kuṇḍa]n.N. of a Liṅga Lit. SkandaP.
कामकूट [ kāmakūṭa] [ kā́ma-kūṭa]m.the paramour of a harlot Lit. L.
wanton caresses Lit. L.
कामकृत [ kāmakṛta] [ kā́ma-kṛta]m.f.n.done intentionally or knowingly Lit. Āp. ii , 28 , 12.
कामकॢप्ति [ kāmakḷpti] [ kā́ma-kḷpti]f.arranging to one's liking Lit. Vait.
कामकेलि [ kāmakeli] [ kā́ma-keli]m. " love-sport " , amorous sport , sexual intercourse Lit. L.
the Vidūshaka of the drama Lit. L.
[ kāmakeli]m.f.n.having amorous sport , wanton Lit. L.
कामकेलिरस [ kāmakelirasa] [ kā́ma-keli--rasa]m.a kind of aphrodisiac.
कामकोष्णी [ kāmakoṣṇī] [ kā́ma-koṣṇī]f.N. of a river Lit. BhP.
कामक्रीडा [ kāmakrīḍā] [ kā́ma-krīḍā]f.amorous sport
N. of a metre consisting of four lines of fifteen long syllables each.
कामखड्गदला [ kāmakhaḍgadalā] [ kā́ma-khaḍga-dalā]f.the plant Pandanus Odoratissimus ( cf. [svarṇa-ketakī] ) Lit. L.
कामग [ kāmaga] [ kā́ma-ga]m.f.n.going or coming of one's own accord
moving or acting as one pleases Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
following one's impulses , indulging one's passions , running after men or women Lit. Yājñ. iii , 6 (of a woman = [ kulaṭā] Comm.)
[ kāmaga]m.one who comes accidentally or unexpectedly , casual visitor , one who travels about without any specific purpose Lit. Nal. xviii , 23
कामगति [ kāmagati] [ kā́ma-gati]m.f.n.going or coming of one's own accord Lit. Ragh. xiii , 76.
कामगम [ kāmagama] [ kā́ma-gama]m.f.n. id. Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
[ kāmagama]m. pl.a class of deities of the eleventh Manvantara Lit. VP.
कामगवी [ kāmagavī] [ kā́ma-gavī]f. = [-dhenu] .
कामगामिन् [ kāmagāmin] [ kā́ma-gāmin]m.f.n. = [-gati] Lit. L.
कामगुण [ kāmaguṇa] [ kā́ma-guṇa]m. " quality of desire " , affection , passion
satiety , perfect enjoyment
an object of sense
[ kāmaguṇa]m. pl.the objects of the five senses , sensual enjoyments Lit. Lalit. 225 , 4.
कामगो [ kāmago] [ kā́ma-go]f. = [-dhenu] .
कामंगामिन् [ kāmaṃgāmin] [ kā́ma-ṃ-gāmin]m.f.n. = [-gati] Lit. L.
कामचक्र [ kāmacakra] [ kā́ma-cakra]n.a kind of mystical circle.
कामचन्द्र [ kāmacandra] [ kā́ma-candra]m.N. of a prince Lit. Buddh.
कामचर [ kāmacara] [ kā́ma-cara]m.f.n.moving freely , following one's own pleasure , unrestrained Lit. MBh.
[ kāmacarī]f.N. of one of the mothers attending on Skanda Lit. MBh. ix. 2641
कामचरत्व [ kāmacaratva] [ kā́ma-cara--tva]n.the state of being free to move or act as one likes Lit. Kathās.
कामचरण [ kāmacaraṇa] [ kā́ma-caraṇá]n.free or unchecked motion Lit. ŚBr. vi , 7 , 3 , 3.
कामचार [ kāmacāra] [ kā́ma-cāra]m.f.n.moving freely , following one's own pleasure , unrestrained Lit. MBh.
[ kāmacāra]m.free unrestrained motion , independent or spontaneous action
the following one's own desires , sensuality , selfishness Lit. ŚBr. Lit. ChUp. Lit. Yājñ. ii , 162 Lit. Kathās. Comm.on Lit. Pāṇ. 1-4 , 96 Lit. Ragh.
कामचारतस् [ kāmacāratas] [ kā́ma-cāra--tas] ind.according to one's inclination , voluntarily Lit. Mn. ii , 220
कामचारेण [ kāmacāreṇa] [ kā́ma-cāreṇa] ind.at pleasure , at will Comm.on Lit. TPrāt.
कामचारवादभक्ष [ kāmacāravādabhakṣa] [ kā́ma-cāra--vāda-bhakṣa]m.f.n.following one's inclinations in behaviour and speech and eating Lit. Gaut. ii , 1.
कामचारिन् [ kāmacārin] [ kā́ma-cārin]m.f.n.moving or acting at pleasure , acting unrestrainedly Lit. MBh. Lit. R. Lit. Megh.
indulging the desires , behaving libidinously ( [ para-strī-kāma-cārin] ,lusting after the wife of another) Lit. MBh. xiii , 2265
[ kāmacārin]m.N. of a Yaksha Lit. Kathās.
a sparrow ( [ caṭaka] ) Lit. L.
N. of Garuḍa Lit. L.
[ kāmacāriṇī]f.N. of Dākshāyaṇī in mount Mandara Lit. MatsyaP.
[ kāmacārin]m.an Artemisia Lit. Npr.
कामचारित्व [ kāmacāritva] [ kā́ma-cāri-tva]n.moving or acting at pleasure Lit. Kād. ii , 130 , 18
lewdness Lit. KapS.
कामचालन [ kāmacālana] [ kā́ma-cālana]n.an erotic term.
कामज [ kāmaja] [ kā́ma-ja]m.f.n.produced or caused by passion or desire , arising from lust Lit. Mn. vii , 46. 47. 50
begotten or born of desire or lust Lit. Mn. ix , 107. 143. 147
[ kāmaja]m. " born of Kāma " , N. of Aniruddha Lit. W.
m. pl. = [ kāmagamās] Lit. VP.
कामजननी [ kāmajananī] [ kā́ma-jananī]f.betel-pepper Lit. Npr.
कामजनि [ kāmajani] [ kā́ma-jani]m.the Indian cuckoo Lit. L.
कामजान [ kāmajāna] [ kā́ma-jāna]m. id. Lit. L.
कामजाल [ kāmajāla] [ kā́ma-jāla]m. = [-tāla] Lit. W.
कामजित् [ kāmajit] [ kā́ma-jit]m. " conquering desire " , N. of Skanda Lit. MBh.
कामज्येष्ठ [ kāmajyeṣṭha] [ kā́ma-jyeṣṭha] ( [kā́ma-] )m.f.n.having the god Desire at the head , led by Kāma Lit. AV. ix , 2 , 8.
कामतन्त्र [ kāmatantra] [ kā́ma-tantra]n.N. of wk.
कामतरु [ kāmataru] [ kā́ma-taru]m.the god of love considered as a tree ( cf. [-vṛkṣa] ) Lit. Śak.
the plant Vanda Roxburghii Lit. Npr.
कामतस् [ kāmatas] [ kā́ma-tas] ind.according to wish or affection , passionately , from passion or feeling (opposed to [dharma-tas] )
of one's own accord , of one's own free will , willingly , intentionally , by consent Lit. Mn. Lit. Yājñ. Lit. MBh. Lit. R. ( cf. [ a-kāma-tas] .)
कामताल [ kāmatāla] [ kā́ma-tāla]m.the Indian cuckoo (considered as an incentive to love) Lit. L.
कामतीर्थ [ kāmatīrtha] [ kā́ma-tīrtha]n.N. of a Tīrtha.
कामद [ kāmada] [ kā́ma-da]m.f.n.giving what is wished , granting desires Lit. R. Lit. Kathās.
N. of the sun Lit. MBh. iii , 154
of Skanda Lit. MBh. iii , 14631
[ kāmadā]f. = [ -dhenu] Lit. R. i , 53 , 20
betel-pepper Lit. Npr.
the yellow Myrobalan Lit. Npr.
a Sanseviera Lit. Npr.
N. of one of the mothers in attendance on Skanda Lit. MBh. ix , 2645
of a daughter of Śata-dhanvan
कामदत्व [ kāmadatva] [ kā́ma-da--tva]n.the granting desires.
कामदत्ता [ kāmadattā] [ kā́ma-dattā]f.N. of wk.
कामदत्तिका [ kāmadattikā] [ kā́ma-dattikā]f.N. of a daughter of Śata-dhanvan Lit. Hariv. 2037.
कामदन्तिका [ kāmadantikā] [ kā́ma-dantikā]f. v.l.for [ -dattikā] Lit. Hariv. i , 38 , 6.
कामदमिनी [ kāmadaminī] [ kā́ma-daminī]f. " taming love " , N. of a libidinous woman Lit. Pañcat.
कामदर्शन [ kāmadarśana] [ kā́ma-darśana]m.f.n.having the look of a charming person , looking lovely Lit. Hariv.
कामदहन [ kāmadahana] [ kā́ma-dahana]n. " the burning up of the god of love by Śiva " , N. of a chapter of the Lit. LiṅgaP.
a particular festival on the day of full moon in the month Phālguna.
कामदान [ kāmadāna] [ kā́ma-dāna]n.a gift to one's satisfaction Lit. Hcat. i , 14 , 7
a kind of ceremony among prostitutes Lit. BhavP.
कामदुघ [ kāmadugha] [ kā́ma-dúgha]m.f.n. ( Lit. Pāṇ. 3-2 , 70 Lit. Kāś.) " milking desires " , yielding objects of desire like milk , yielding what one wishes Lit. VS. Lit. TS. Lit. AV. Lit. ŚBr. Lit. MBh. Lit. Bālar.
कामदुघाक्षिति [ kāmadughākṣiti] [ kāma-dughākṣiti]m.f.n. "possessing wish-granting imperishableness" , Lit. JaimUp.
कामदुह [ kāmaduha] [ kā́ma-duha]m.f.n. id. Lit. MBh.
[ kāmaduhā]f.the cow of plenty Lit. W.
कामदूतिका [ kāmadūtikā] [ kā́ma-dūtikā]f.the plant Tiaridium Indicum Lit. L.
कामदूती [ kāmadūtī] [ kā́ma-dūtī]f.the female of the Indian cuckoo Lit. W.
the plant Bignonia suaveolens Lit. Bhpr.
कामदेव [ kāmadeva] [ kā́ma-deva]m.the god of love (see [kāma]above ;according to some , son of Sahishṇu and Yaśo-dharā Lit. VP.)
N. of Vishṇu (as the god who creates , preserves , or destroys at will) Lit. Vishṇ. xcviii , 10 ( cf. Lit. BhP. v , 18 , 15)
of Śiva Lit. L.
of a poet
of a king of Jayantī-purī
N. of the author of the Prāyaścitta-paddhati
कामदेवत्व [ kāmadevatva] [ kā́ma-deva--tva]n.the being the god of love Lit. Kathās.
कामदेवमय [ kāmadevamaya] [ kā́ma-deva--maya]m.f.n.representing the god of love Lit. AgP.
कामदोहना [ kāmadohanā] [ kā́ma-dohanā]f.yielding milk easily , yielding desires Lit. Hcat.
कामदोहिनी [ kāmadohinī] [ kā́ma-dohinī]f. " yielding desires " = [-dhenu] Lit. Hcat.
कामधर [ kāmadhara] [ kā́ma-dhara]m.N. of a lake in Kāma-rūpa Lit. KālP.
कामधरण [ kāmadharaṇa] [ kā́ma-dháraṇa]n.the procuring of desires , fulfilment of desire Lit. VS. iii , 27 ; xii , 46.
कामधर्म [ kāmadharma] [ kā́ma-dharma]m.amorous behaviour.
कामधातु [ kāmadhātu] [ kā́ma-dhātu]m.the region of the wishes , seat of the Kāmâvacara Lit. Buddh.
कामधेनु [ kāmadhenu] [ kā́ma-dhenu]f.the mythical cow of Vasishṭha which satisfies all desires , cow of plenty (= [surabhi] ) Lit. Kathās. Lit. BrahmaP.
N. of a goddess Lit. BrahmaP.
N. of several works
कामधेनुगणित [ kāmadhenugaṇita] [ kā́ma-dhenu--gaṇita]n.N. of wk.
कामधेनुतन्त्र [ kāmadhenutantra] [ kā́ma-dhenu--tantra]n.N. of wk. on the mystical signification of the letters of the alphabet.
कामध्वंसिन् [ kāmadhvaṃsin] [ kā́ma-dhvaṃsin]m. " subduing the god of love " , N. of Śiva Lit. L.
कामनाशक [ kāmanāśaka] [ kā́ma-nāśaka]m.f.n.destroying irregular desires , subduing sensual appetite.
कामनीडा [ kāmanīḍā] [ kā́ma-nīḍā]f.musk Lit. L.
कामंधमिन् [ kāmaṃdhamin] [ kā́ma-ṃ-dhamin]m.a brazier (= [kāraṃ-dhamin] ) Lit. L.
कामपति [ kāmapati] [ kā́ma-pati]m.the lord of desire.
कामपत्नी [ kāmapatnī] [ kā́ma-patnī]f.the wife of Kāma (viz. Rati) Lit. Hariv.
कामपर्णिका [ kāmaparṇikā] [ kā́ma-parṇikā]f.Trichodesma Zeylanicum Lit. Npr.
कामपर्णी [ kāmaparṇī] [ kā́ma-parṇī]f.Trichodesma Zeylanicum Lit. Npr.
कामपाल [ kāmapāla] [ kā́ma-pāla]m. " gratifier of human desires " , N. of Vishṇu Lit. Vishṇ.
of Śiva Lit. L.
of Baladeva Lit. L.
of a man Lit. Daś.
कामपालक [ kāmapālaka] [ kā́ma-pālaka]m.N. of Baladeva Lit. Gal.
कामपीडित [ kāmapīḍita] [ kā́ma-pīḍita]m.f.n.tormented with lust or irregular desires.
कामपुष् [ kāmapuṣ] [ kāma-puṣ]m.f.n. granting wishes, Lit. Dharmaś.
कामपूर [ kāmapūra] [ kā́ma-pūra]m.f.n.fulfilling wishes , gratifying desires Lit. BhP.
कामप्र [ kāmapra] [ kā́ma-pra]m.f.n. id. Lit. RV. Lit. AV. Lit. ŚBr.
[ kāmapra]n.the fulfilment of desire Lit. AV. Lit. Kauś. Lit. ŚāṅkhŚr.
कामप्रद [ kāmaprada] [ kā́ma-prada]m.f.n.granting desires
[ kāmaprada]m.a kind of coitus Lit. L.
कामप्रदीप [ kāmapradīpa] [ kā́ma-pradīpa]m.N. of wk.
कामप्रश्न [ kāmapraśna] [ kā́ma-praśná]m.questioning as one pleases , asking unrestrainedly Lit. ŚBr.
कामप्रस्थ [ kāmaprastha] [ kā́ma-prastha]m.N. of a town g. [ mālādi] .
कामप्रस्थीय [ kāmaprasthīya] [ kā́ma-prasthīya]m.f.n.relating to that town g. [gahādi] Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 138.
कामप्रि [ kāmapri] [ kā́ma-pri]m.one whose wishes are fulfilled ( ( Lit. Sāy. ; " son of Kāma-pra " , N. of Marutta Lit. BRD. ) ) Lit. AitBr. viii , 21.
कामप्रियकरी [ kāmapriyakarī] [ kā́ma-priyakarī]f.Physalis Flexuosa Lit. L.
कामफल [ kāmaphala] [ kā́ma-phala]m.a species of mango tree Lit. L.
कामबद्ध [ kāmabaddha] [ kā́ma-baddha]m.f.n.bound by love
[ kāmabaddha]n.a wood Lit. W.
कामबाण [ kāmabāṇa] [ kā́ma-bāṇa]m.an arrow of the god of love.
कामबिन्दु [ kāmabindu] [ kā́ma-bindu]m. " wish-drop " , anything dropped into the fire to procure the fulfilment of a wish , drop of melted butter Lit. BhP.
कामभक्ष [ kāmabhakṣa] [ kā́ma-bhakṣa] (ed. [-bhakṣya] )m.eating according to one's inclinations Comm.on Lit. Yājñ.
कामभाज् [ kāmabhāj] [ kā́ma-bhāj]m.f.n.partaking of sensual enjoyment , enjoying all desires Lit. KaṭhUp. i , 24.
कामभोग [ kāmabhoga] [ kā́ma-bhoga]m. pl.gratification of desires , sensual gratification Lit. Nal. Lit. R. Lit. BhP.
काममञ्जरी [ kāmamañjarī] [ kā́ma-mañjarī]f. " love-bud " , N. of a woman Lit. Daś.
काममय [ kāmamaya] [ kā́ma-máya]m.f.n.consisting of desire Lit. ŚBr. Lit. BṛĀrUp.
answering all desires Lit. R. iv , 33 , 6.
काममर्दन [ kāmamardana] [ kā́ma-mardana]m. " destroyer of the god of love " , N. of Śiva Lit. L.
काममह [ kāmamaha] [ kā́ma-maha]m.the festival of the god of love (on the day of full moon in the month Caitra or March-April) Lit. L.
काममालिन् [ kāmamālin] [ kā́ma-mālin]m.N. of Gaṇêśa.
काममूढ [ kāmamūḍha] [ kā́ma-mūḍha]m.f.n.infatuated by lust Lit. MW.
काममूत [ kāmamūta] [ kā́ma-mūta] ( [kā́ma-] )m.f.n.strongly affected or impelled by love Lit. RV. x , 10 , 11.
काममोह [ kāmamoha] [ kā́ma-moha]m.infatuation of lust.
काममोहित [ kāmamohita] [ kā́ma-mohita]m.f.n.infatuated by desire or love or passion.
कामरत्न [ kāmaratna] [ kā́ma-ratna]n.N. of a Tantra.
कामरस [ kāmarasa] [ kā́ma-rasa]m.enjoyment of sexual love Lit. MBh.
कामरसिक [ kāmarasika] [ kā́ma-rasika]m.f.n.libidinous Lit. Bhartṛ.
कामरूप [ kāmarūpa] [ kā́ma-rūpa]n.a shape assumed at will
[ kāmarūpa]m.f.n.assuming any shape at will , protean Lit. MBh. Lit. R. Lit. Megh.
m.a god Lit. L.
m. pl.N. of a people and of their country (east of Bengal and in the west part of Assam) Lit. Ragh. Lit. Kathās.
कामरूपतीर्थ [ kāmarūpatīrtha] [ kā́ma-rūpa--tīrtha]n.N. of a Tīrtha
कामरूपधर [ kāmarūpadhara] [ kā́ma-rūpa--dhara]m.f.n.assuming any shape at will , protean Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
कामरूपधरत्व [ kāmarūpadharatva] [ kā́ma-rūpa--dhara-tva]n.the state of assuming any form at will Lit. R.
कामरूपनिबन्ध [ kāmarūpanibandha] [ kā́ma-rūpa--nibandha]m.N. of wk.
कामरूपपति [ kāmarūpapati] [ kā́ma-rūpa--pati]m.N. of an author
कामरूपयात्रापद्धति [ kāmarūpayātrāpaddhati] [ kā́ma-rūpa--yātrā-paddhati]f.N. of wk.
कामरूपोद्भवा [ kāmarūpodbhavā] [ kā́ma-rūpodbhavā]f.a kind of musk Lit. Npr.
कामरूपिन् [ kāmarūpin] [ kā́ma-rūpí n]m.f.n.assuming any shape at will , protean Lit. ŚBr. Lit. TUp. Lit. MBh. Lit. R. Lit. Suśr.
[ kāmarūpin]m.a pole-cat Lit. L.
a boar Lit. L.
a Vidyā-dhara (a kind of subordinate deity) Lit. L.
[ kāmarūpiṇī]f.the plant Physalis Flexuosa Lit. L.
कामरूपीयनिबन्ध [ kāmarūpīyanibandha] [ kā́ma-rūpīya-nibandha]m. = [ -rūpa-nibandha] .
कामरेखा [ kāmarekhā] [ kā́ma-rekhā]f.a harlot , courtezan ( cf. [-lekhā] ) Lit. L.
कामलता [ kāmalatā] [ kā́ma-latā]f.membrum virile , penis Lit. L.
the plant Ipomaea (Quamoclit Pennata) .
कामलुब्ध [ kāmalubdha] [ kāma-lubdha]m.f.n. libidinous, Lit. MBh.
कामलेखा [ kāmalekhā] [ kā́ma-lekhā]f.a harlot , courtezan ( cf. [-rekhā] ) Lit. L.
कामलोल [ kāmalola] [ kā́ma-lola]m.f.n.overcome with desire or passion Lit. W.
कामवत् [ kāmavat] [ kā́ma-vat]m.f.n. ( [kā́ma-] )being in love , enamoured , wanton Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
containing the word [ kāma] Lit. ŚBr.
[ kāmavatī]f. ( [ tī] )a species of Curcuma (Curcuma Aromatica , [dāru-haridrā] )
N. of a town.
कामवत्स [ kāmavatsa] [ kā́ma-vatsa] ( [kā́ma-] )m.f.n.having the wish for a calf , having the wish in place of a calf Lit. TBr. iii , 12 , 3 , 2.
कामवर [ kāmavara] [ kā́ma-vara]m.a gift chosen at one's own liking or will Lit. BhP.
कामवर्ष [ kāmavarṣa] [ kāma-varṣa]m.f.n. (= - [varṣin] ), Lit. BhP.
कामवर्षिन् [ kāmavarṣin] [ kā́ma-varṣin]m.f.n.raining according to one's wishes.
कामवल्लभ [ kāmavallabha] [ kā́ma-vallabha]m. " love's favourite " , spring Lit. W.
a species of mango tree Lit. L.
the cinnamon tree
[ kāmavallabhā]f.moonlight Lit. L.
कामवश [ kāmavaśa] [ kā́ma-vaśa]m.subjection to love Lit. MW.
कामवश्य [ kāmavaśya] [ kā́ma-vaśya]m.f.n.being in subjection to the god of love , enamoured Lit. MBh.
कामवसति [ kāmavasati] [ kā́ma-vasati]f.an erotic term.
कामवाद [ kāmavāda] [ kā́ma-vāda]m.speech at will Comm.on Lit. Yājñ. ( cf. Lit. Gaut. ii , 1.)
कामवादिन् [ kāmavādin] [ kāma-vādin]m.f.n. speaking according to pleasure, Lit. Baudh.
कामवासिन् [ kāmavāsin] [ kā́ma-vāsin]m.f.n.dwelling where one pleases , choosing or changing one's residence at will Lit. Nal.
कामविद्ध [ kāmaviddha] [ kā́ma-viddha]m.f.n.wounded by the god of love
[ kāmaviddha]m.N. of a man g. [ kārtakaujapādi]
m. pl.his descendants Lit. ib.
कामविवर्जित [ kāmavivarjita] [ kā́ma-vivarjita]m.f.n.freed from all desires Lit. Up.
कामविहन्तृ [ kāmavihantṛ] [ kā́ma-vihantṛ]m.f.n.disappointing desires Lit. W.
कामविहारिन् [ kāmavihārin] [ kāma-vihārin]m.f.n. roaming at will, Lit. MBh.
कामवीर्य [ kāmavīrya] [ kā́ma-vīrya]m. " displaying heroism at will " , N. of Garuḍa Lit. MBh. i , 1240 ; iii , 14360.
कामवृक्ष [ kāmavṛkṣa] [ kā́ma-vṛkṣa]m.a parasitical plant ( [vandāka] ,Vanda Roxburghii) Lit. L.
कामवृत्त [ kāmavṛtta] [ kā́ma-vṛtta]m.f.n.eating licentiously , dissipated Lit. Mn. v , 154 Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
कामवृद्धि [ kāmavṛddhi] [ kā́ma-vṛddhi]f.increase of sexual desire or passion Lit. L.
[ kāmavṛddhi]m.a shrub of supposed aphrodisiac properties (called Kāma-ja in the Karṇāṭaka) Lit. L.
कामवृन्ता [ kāmavṛntā] [ kā́ma-vṛntā]f.the trumpet flower (Bignonia suaveolens) .
कामवेरणि [ kāmaveraṇi] [ kā́ma-veraṇi] v.l.in g. [gahādi]in the Lit. Kāś.
कामवेरणीय [ kāmaveraṇīya] [ kā́ma-veraṇīya]m.f.n.fr. the preceding Lit. ib.
कामवेशिन् [ kāmaveśin] [ kāma-veśin]m.f.n. entering at will, Lit. Hariv.
कामवक्तव्यहृदय [ kāmavaktavyahṛdaya] [ kāma-vaktavya-hṛdaya]m.f.n. enamoured (?), Lit. R.
कामव्याहारिन् [ kāmavyāhārin] [ kā́ma-vyāhārin]m.f.n.singing sweetly.
कामशर [ kāmaśara] [ kā́ma-śara]m. " love's shaft " , an arrow of the god of love Lit. Pañcat.
the mango tree Lit. L.
कामशरोन्मादिनी [ kāmaśaronmādinī] [ kā́ma-śaronmādinī]f.N. of a Surâṅganā.
कामशल्य [ kāmaśalya] [ kā́ma-śalya] ( [kāma-] )m.f.n.having love for a shaft Lit. AV. iii , 25 , 2.
कामशासन [ kāmaśāsana] [ kā́ma-śāsana]m. " punisher of Kāma " , N. of Śiva Lit. Daś.
कामशास्त्र [ kāmaśāstra] [ kā́ma-śāstra]n.a treatise on pleasure or sexual love Lit. MBh.
= [ -sūtra]N. of several erotic works.
कामशैल [ kāmaśaila] [ kā́ma-śaila]m.N. of a mountain Lit. R. (ed.Bomb.) iv , 43 , 28.
कामसंयोग [ kāmasaṃyoga] [ kā́ma-saṃyoga]m.attainment of desired objects Lit. W.
कामसख [ kāmasakha] [ kā́ma-sakha]m. " Kāma's friend " , spring Lit. L.
the month Caitra Lit. L.
the mango tree Lit. L.
कामसंकल्प [ kāmasaṃkalpa] [ kā́ma-saṃkalpa]m.f.n.having all kinds of wishes Lit. BrahmabUp.
कामसनि [ kāmasani] [ kā́ma-sani]m.f.n.fulfilling wishes Lit. TāṇḍyaBr.
कामसमुत्थ [ kāmasamuttha] [ kāma-samuttha]m.f.n. sprung from desire, Lit. Mn. vii, 45
कामसमूह [ kāmasamūha] [ kā́ma-samūha]m.N. of wk. of Ananta.
कामसुत [ kāmasuta] [ kā́ma-suta]m.Aniruddha (the son of Kāma-deva) Lit. L.
कामसू [ kāmasū] [ kā́ma-sū]m.f.n.gratifying wishes Lit. Ragh.
[ kāmasū]f. ( [ ūs] )N. of Rukmiṇī Lit. L.
कामसूक्त [ kāmasūkta] [ kā́ma-sūkta]n.a kind of hymn Lit. Hcat.
कामसेन [ kāmasena] [ kā́ma-sena]m.N. of a king of Rāmavatī
[ kāmasenā]f.the wife of Nidhipati.
कामहानि [ kāmahāni] [ kā́ma-hāni]m.N. of a teacher.
कामहैतुक [ kāmahaituka] [ kā́ma-haituka]m.f.n.caused or produced by mere desire , of one's own accord Lit. Bhag.
कामाक्षा [ kāmākṣā] [ kāmākṣā]f.a form of Dākshāyaṇī
कामाक्षातन्त्र [ kāmākṣātantra] [ kāmākṣā--tantra]n.N. of wk.
कामाकुय [ kāmākuya] [ kāmākuya]n.N. of a Tīrtha Lit. MBh.
[ kāmākuyā]f.a form of Durgā Lit. VP.
N. of a Tantra
कामाकुयतन्त्र [ kāmākuyatantra] [ kāmākuya--tantra]n.N. of a Tantra.
कामागायिन् [ kāmāgāyin] [ kā-māgāyin]m.f.n. singing a wish, jaim Lit. Up.
कामाग्निसंदीपन [ kāmāgnisaṃdīpana] [ kāmāgni--saṃdīpana]n.kindling the fire of lust , excitement of sexual love.
कामाङ्कुश [ kāmāṅkuśa] [ kāmāṅkuśa]m.the pointed hook by which the god of love excites or inflames lovers
a finger nail (which plays an important part in erotic acts) Lit. L.
membrum virile Lit. L.
कामाङ्ग [ kāmāṅga] [ kāmāṅga]m.the mango tree , Magnifera indica Lit. L.
[ kāmāṅgā]f.a particular Śruti Lit. L.
कामातुर [ kāmātura] [ kāmātura]m.f.n.love-sick , affected by love or desire
[ kāmātura]m.N. of a man Lit. Pañcat.
कामात्मन् [ kāmātman] [ kāmātman]m.f.n. " whose very essence is desire " , consisting of desire , indulging one's desires , given to lust , sensual , licentious Lit. MBh. Lit. Mn. vii , 27
desiring , wishing for Lit. W.
कामात्मता [ kāmātmatā] [ kāmātma-tā]f.passion , lust Lit. Mn. ii , 2 Lit. R. ii , 21 , 57.
कामाधिकार [ kāmādhikāra] [ kāmādhikāra]m.the influence of passion or desires Lit. W.
that part of a Śāstra that relates to human wishes or desires Lit. W.
कामाधिष्ठित [ kāmādhiṣṭhita] [ kāmādhiṣṭhita]m.f.n.influenced or dominated by love Lit. W.
कामानल [ kāmānala] [ kāmānala]m.the fire of love , passion , lust Lit. W.
कामान्ध [ kāmāndha] [ kāmāndha]m.f.n.blinded through love , blind with lust Lit. Mn. vii , 27 (v.l.) Lit. Subh.
[ kāmāndha]m. " blind from love " , the Indian cuckoo Lit. L.
the falcon Lit. L.
कामान्धसंज्ञ [ kāmāndhasaṃjña] [ kā-māndha-saṃjña]m.f.n. one whose intellect is blinded with pleasure, Lit. Bcar.
कामान्निन् [ kāmānnin] [ kāmānnin]m.f.n.having as much food as one likes Lit. TUp. iii , 10 , 5.
कामाभिकाम [ kāmābhikāma] [ kāmābhikāma]m.f.n.lustful Lit. MW.
कामाभिवर्षण [ kāmābhivarṣaṇa] [ kāmābhivarṣaṇa]n.granting of desires Lit. BhP.
कामाभिष्वङ्ग [ kāmābhiṣvaṅga] [ kā-mābhiṣvaṅga]m.f.n. amorous inclination, Lit. Mālatīm.
कामायुध [ kāmāyudha] [ kāmāyudha]m.a species of the mango tree Lit. L.
[ kāmāyudha]n.the weapon or arrow of the god of love
membrum virile Lit. W.
कामायुस् [ kāmāyus] [ kāmāyus]m.a vulture Lit. L.
N. of Garuḍa Lit. L.
कामारण्य [ kāmāraṇya] [ kāmāraṇya]n.a pleasure grove or wood Lit. L.
कामारि [ kāmāri] [ kāmāri]m. " love's adversary " , N. of Śiva Lit. R. vii , 6 , 31 Lit. Prasannar.
a mineral substance used in medicine , a sort of pyrites (= [ viṭa-māṣika] ) Lit. L.
कामार्णव [ kāmārṇava] [ kā-mārṇava]m. N. of various kings, Lit. Inscr.
कामार्त [ kāmārta] [ kāmārta]m.f.n.afflicted by love or passion , in love Lit. W.
कामार्थ [ kāmārtha] [ kā-mārtha]m. an object or matter of pleasure, Lit. MBh.
कामार्थिन् [ kāmārthin] [ kāmārthin]m.f.n.desirous of pleasure or love , amorous Lit. MW.
कामार्थिनगर [ kāmārthinagara] [ kāmārthi-nagara]n.N. of a town.
कामावचर [ kāmāvacara] [ kāmāvacara]m. pl.the spheres or worlds of desire (six in number , also called [devaloka] , q.v) Lit. Buddh.
the gods or inhabitants of the worlds of desire (1. [ cāturmahārāja-kāyikās] ;2. [ trāyastriṃśās] ;3. [ tuṣitās] ;4. [ yāmās] ;5. [ nirmāṇa-ratayas] ;6. [ paranirmitavaśa-vartinas] ) Lit. ib.
कामावतार [ kāmāvatāra] [ kāmāvatāra]m.N. of a metre consisting of four lines of six syllables each
N. of wk.
कामावसाय [ kāmāvasāya] [ kāmāvasāya]m.suppression of the passions.
कामावसायितृ [ kāmāvasāyitṛ] [ kāmāvasāyitṛ]m.f.n.one who or anything that suppresses or destroys passion or desire Lit. L.
कामावसायिन् [ kāmāvasāyin] [ kāmāvasāyin]m.f.n.suppressing desire Lit. W.
कामावसायिता [ kāmāvasāyitā] [ kāmāvasāyi-tā]f.the power of suppressing desire (one of the eight supernatural faculties of Śiva) Lit. L. ( cf. [ yatra-kām] .)
कामावसायित्व [ kāmāvasāyitva] [ kāmāvasāyi-tva]n.the power of suppressing desire (one of the eight supernatural faculties of Śiva) Lit. L. ( cf. [ yatra-kām] .)
कामाशन [ kāmāśana] [ kāmāśaná]n.eating at will , unrestrained eating Lit. ŚBr. vi.
कामाशय [ kāmāśaya] [ kāmāśaya]m.the seat of desire Lit. BhP.
कामाशोक [ kāmāśoka] [ kāmāśoka]m.N. of a king Lit. Buddh.
कामाश्रम [ kāmāśrama] [ kāmāśrama]m.the hermitage of the god of love Lit. R. i , 25 , 17
कामाश्रमपद [ kāmāśramapada] [ kāmāśrama--pada]n. id. Lit. ib.
कामासक्त [ kāmāsakta] [ kāmāsakta]m.f.n.intent on gratifying desire , engrossed with love , deeply in love Lit. W.
कामासक्ति [ kāmāsakti] [ kāmāsakti]f.addiction to love Lit. W.
कामेश्वरतीर्थ [ kāmeśvaratīrtha] [ kāmeśvará--tīrtha]n.N. of a Tīrtha
कामेश्वरमोदक [ kāmeśvaramodaka] [ kāmeśvará--modaka]m.or n.a kind of plant with aphrodisiac properties.
कामेष्ट [ kāmeṣṭa] [ kāmeṣṭa]m. " desired by Kāma " , the mango tree Lit. Npr.
कामोत्थाप्य [ kāmotthāpya] [ kāmotthāpya]m.f.n.to be sent away at will Lit. AitBr. vii , 29.
कामोद [ kāmoda] [ kāmoda]m.a particular Rāga
[ kāmodī]f.the plant Phaseolus trilobus Lit. L.
a particular Rāgiṇī (also [ kāmodā] ) .
कामोदक [ kāmodaka] [ kāmodaka]n.a voluntary oblation of water to deceased friends (exclusive of those for whom it is obligatory) Lit. PārGṛ. iii , 10 Lit. Yājñ. iii , 4.
कामोन्मत्त [ kāmonmatta] [ kāmonmatta]m.f.n.mad with love Lit. Daś.
कामोन्मादिनी [ kāmonmādinī] [ kāmonmādinī]f.N. of a Surâṅganā.
कामोपभोग [ kāmopabhoga] [ kā-mopabhoga]m. enjoyment of pleasures, Lit. Bcar.
कामोपहत [ kāmopahata] [ kāmopahata]m.f.n.overcome with passion or desire Lit. W.
कामोपहतचित्ताङ्ग [ kāmopahatacittāṅga] [ kāmopahata--cittāṅga]m.f.n.one whose mind and body are overcome with love Lit. W.
कामन [ kāmana] [ kāmana]m.f.n.lustful , sensual , lascivious Lit. L. ( ( cf.O. Pers. (kamana) , " loving , true , faithful " ) )
[ kāmanā]f.wish , desire Lit. L.
the plant Vanda Roxburghii Lit. Npr.
कामनीयक [ kāmanīyaka] [ kāmanīyaka]n.loveliness , beauty Lit. Naish.
कामम् [ kāmam] [ kā́mam] ind. (acc.of [kā́ma] g. [ svarādi] ,not in Lit. Kāś.)according to wish or desire , according to inclination , agreeably to desire , at will , freely , willingly Lit. RV. Lit. TS. Lit. AitBr. Lit. ŚBr. Lit. ChUp. Lit. MBh. Lit. R.
with pleasure , readily , gladly Lit. MBh. iii , 298 Lit. Ragh.
(as a particle of assent) well , very well , granted , admitted that , indeed , really , surely Lit. MBh. iii , 17195 Lit. R. v , 24 , 4 Lit. Śak. Lit. Bhartṛ.
well and good , in any case , at any rate Lit. MBh. iii , 310 , 19 Lit. R. iv , 9 , 105 ; v , 53 , 11 Lit. Śak. Lit. Dhūrtas.
(with [ na] , " in no case " Lit. R. iii , 56 , 17)
granted that , in spite of that , notwithstanding Lit. R. iv , 16 , 50 Lit. Pañcat.
though , although , supposing that (usually with Impv.) Lit. R. vi , 95 , 49 and 56 Lit. Ragh. ii , 43 Lit. Śāntiś. ( [ kāmaṃ-na]or [ na tu]or [ na ca] ,rather than e.g. [ kāmam ā maraṇāt tiṣṭhed gṛhe kanyā]- [ na enām prayacchet tu guṇa-hīnāya] , " rather should a girl stay at home till her death , than that he should give her to one void of excellent qualities " Lit. Mn. ix , 89 ;the negative sentence with [na]or [ natu]or [ na ca]may also precede , or its place may be taken by an interrogative sentence e.g. [ kāmaṃ nayatu māṃ devaḥ kim ardhenātmano hi me] , " rather let the god take me , what is the use to me of half my existence? " Lit. BhP. vii , 2 , 54 ; [ kāmaṃ]- [tu]or [ kiṃ tu]or [ca]or [punar]or [athāpi]or [ tathāpi] ,well , indeed , surely , truly , granted , though - however , notwithstanding , nevertheless e.g. [ kāmaṃ tvayā parityaktā gamiṣyāmi]- [ imaṃ tu bālaṃ saṃtyaktuṃ] , [ nārhasi] , " granted that forsaken by thee I shall go - this child however thou must not forsake " Lit. MBh. i , 3059 ;or the disjunctive particles may be left out Lit. R. Lit. Ragh. ii , 43 Lit. Śāntiś. ; [ yady-api-kāmaṃ tathāpi] ,though - nevertheless Lit. Prab.) (273,1)
कामंगामिन् [ kāmaṃgāmin] [ kāmaṃ-gāmin] see [kāma] .
कामया [ kāmayā] [ kāmayā] ind. (instr.of [ kāmā] q.v.)only used with [ brūhi]or [ pra-brūhi] (e.g. [ kāmayā me brūhi deva kas tvam] , " for love of me , say , O god , who thou art " Lit. MBh.)
कामयान [ kāmayāna] [ kāmayāna]m.f.n. (irreg. pr. p. , Caus. √ [kam] )desiring , lusting after Lit. MBh. Lit. BhP. x , 47 , 17.
कामल [ kāmala] [ kāmala]m.f.n.libidinous , lustful Lit. L.
dry and sterile soil , desert Lit. L.
mf.a form of jaundice Lit. Suśr. Lit. Hcat.
excessive secretion or obstruction of bile Lit. W.
[ kāmalā]f.N. of an Apsaras Lit. L.
[ kāmalī]f.N. of a daughter of Reṇu (also called Reṇukā) Lit. Hariv. 1453.
कामलकीकर [ kāmalakīkara] [ kāmalakīkara]m.f.n.fr. [ kamala-kīkara] g. [ palady-ādi] .
कामलकीट [ kāmalakīṭa] [ kāmalakīṭa]m.f.n.fr. [kamala-kīṭa] Lit. ib.
कामलभिद [ kāmalabhida] [ kāmalabhida]m.f.n.fr. [kamala-bhidā] Lit. ib.
कामलायन [ kāmalāyana] [ kāmalāyana]m.a descendant of Kamala , N. of Upakosala Lit. ChUp. iv , 10 , 1.
कामलायनि [ kāmalāyani] [ kāmalāyani]m.a descendant of Kamala Lit. Pravar.
कामलि [ kāmali] [ kāmali]m.a descendant of Kamala , N. of a pupil of Vaiśampāyana Lit. Pāṇ. 4-3 , 104 Lit. Kāś.
g. [ taulvaly-ādi]in the Lit. Kāś.
कामलिक [ kāmalika] [ kāmalika]m.f.n.customary in (or symptomatic of) jaundice Lit. Car. vi , 18.
कामलिन् [ kāmalin] [ kāmalin]m.f.n.suffering from jaundice Lit. Suśr.
[ kāmalin]m. pl.the school of Kamala Lit. Pāṇ. 4-3 , 104 Lit. Kāś.
कामायनी [ kāmāyanī] [ kāmāyanī]f.a patr.of Śraddhā Lit. RAnukr.
कामि [ kāmi] [ kāmi]1m.a lustful or libidinous man Lit. L.
[ kāmi]f.N. of a Rati (wife of Kāma) Lit. L.
कामि [ kāmi] [ kāmi]2 (in comp.for [kāmin] ) .
कामिमह [ kāmimaha] [ kāmi-maha]m. = [kāma-maha] Lit. L.
कामिवल्लभ [ kāmivallabha] [ kāmi-vallabha]m.Ardea sibirica Lit. L.
कामिक [ kāmika] [ kāmika]m.f.n.desired , wished for Lit. MBh. xiii , 6025
satisfying desires Lit. MBh. iii , 13860
(ifc.)relating to or connected with a desire or wish
[ kāmika]m.a wild duck ( [ kāraṇḍava] ) Lit. L.
N. of an author of Mantras
कामित [ kāmita] [ kāmita]m.f.n.wished , desired
[ kāmita]n.a wish , desire , longing Lit. MBh. i , 58 , 22 Lit. Kir. x , 44.
कामिन् [ kāmin] [ kāmí n]m.f.n.desirous , longing after (acc.or in comp.)
loving , fond , impassioned , wanton
amorous , enamoured , in love with (acc.or with [ saha]or [ sārdham] ) Lit. RV. Lit. AV. Lit. ŚāṅkhŚr. Lit. MBh. Lit. R. Lit. Śak.
[ kāmin]m.a lover , gallant , anxious husband
the ruddy goose ( [ cakra-vāka] ) Lit. L.
a pigeon Lit. L.
Ardea Sibirica Lit. L.
a sparrow Lit. L.
N. of Śiva Lit. L.
[ kāminī]f.a loving or affectionate woman Lit. Mn. viii , 112 Lit. R. Lit. Megh. Lit. Hariv. Lit. Ragh.
a timid woman Lit. L.
a woman in general Lit. L.
a form of Devī Lit. Hcat.
the plant Vanda Roxburghii Lit. L.
the plant Curcuma aromatica Lit. L.
a spirituous liquor Lit. L.
कामिनीकान्त [ kāminīkānta] [ kāminī-kānta]n.a metre consisting of four lines of six syllables each.
कामिनीप्रिया [ kāminīpriyā] [ kāminī-priyā]f.a kind of spirituous liquor Lit. Npr.
कामिनीश [ kāminīśa] [ kāminīśa]m.the plant Hyperanthera Moringa Lit. L.
कामीन [ kāmīna] [ kāmīna]m.the plant Areca Triandra Lit. L.
कामील [ kāmīla] [ kāmīla]m.the plant Areca Triandra Lit. L.
कामुक [ kāmuka] [ kā́muka]m.f.n.wishing for , desiring , longing after (in comp.) Lit. R. Lit. BhP.
loving , enamoured or in love with (acc.) Lit. TS. vi
[ kāmukī]f.desirous , lustful Lit. Pāṇ. 4-1 , 42
[ kāmuka]m.a lover , gallant Lit. R. Lit. Ragh. xix , 33
(with gen.) Vārtt.on Lit. Pāṇ. 2-3 , 69
a sparrow Lit. L.
the plant Jonesia Aśoka Lit. L.
the creeping plant Gaertnera racemosa Lit. L.
a bow (v.l.for [ kārmuka] ) Lit. W.
a kind of pigeon Lit. L.
N. of an author of Mantras
[ kāmukā]f.N. of Dākshyāyaṇī in Gandha-mādana
[ kāmuka]m.a woman desirous of wealth Lit. W.
[ kāmukī]f.a lustful woman cf. Lit. Pāṇ. 4-1 , 42 , and Lit. Vop. iv , 26
कामुककान्ता [ kāmukakāntā] [ kā́muka-kāntā]f.the plant Gaertnera racemosa Lit. L.
कामुकाय [ kāmukāya] [ kāmukāya] Nom. Ā. [ °yate] , "to act the part of a lover "
कामुकायित [ kāmukāyita] [ kāmukāyita] p.n.the actions or behaviour of a lover Lit. Kathās. civ , 89.
कामुकायन [ kāmukāyana] [ kāmukāyana]m. (g.1. [ naḍādi] ) " a descendant of Kāmuka " , N. of a teacher Lit. Jaim.
काम्य [ kāmya] [ kāmya]1 Nom. P. [°yati] ,to have a desire for (only ifc. e.g. [ putra-kāmyati] , to have a desire for children) Lit. Pāṇ. 3-1 , 9 Comm.on Lit. Pāṇ. 8-3 , 38 and 39 Lit. Vop. xxi , 1 Lit. Śāntiś. Lit. Bhaṭṭ. ix , 59.
काम्य [ kāmya] [ kā́mya]2m.f.n.desirable , beautiful , amiable , lovely , agreeable Lit. RV. Lit. VS. Lit. R. ii , 25 , 9 ; v , 43 , 13 Lit. Ragh. vi , 30 Lit. Śāntiś. ii , 7 Lit. Bhartṛ. iii , 40
to one's liking , agreeable to one's wish Lit. KātyŚr. iv , 5 , 1 Lit. ŚāṅkhŚr. iii , 11 , 5 Lit. ĀśvGṛ. iv , 7
optional (opposed to [ nitya] or indispensable observance) , performed through the desire of some object or personal advantage (as a religious ceremony ) , done from desire of benefit or from interested motives Lit. KātyŚr. xii , 6 , 15 Lit. ĀśvŚr. ii , 10 Lit. ĀśvGṛ. iii , 6 Lit. Kauś. 5 Lit. ChUp. v , 2 , 9 Lit. Mn. ii , 2 Lit. MBh.
[ kāmyā]f.N. of an Apsaras Lit. MBh. i , 4820 Lit. Hariv.
of several women Lit. VP.
काम्यकर्मन् [ kāmyakarman] [ kā́mya-karman]n.any act or ceremony done from interested or selfish motives.
काम्यगिर् [ kāmyagir] [ kā́mya-gir]f.a pleasing sound , agreeable speech.
काम्यता [ kāmyatā] [ kā́mya-tā]f.loveliness , beauty Lit. MBh.
काम्यत्व [ kāmyatva] [ kā́mya-tva]n.the state of being done from desire or from interested motives , selfishness Lit. Jaim. v , 3 , 34.
काम्यदान [ kāmyadāna] [ kā́mya-dāna]n.a desirable gift
voluntary gift.
काम्यमरण [ kāmyamaraṇa] [ kā́mya-maraṇa]n.voluntary death , suicide Lit. W.
काम्यव्रत [ kāmyavrata] [ kā́mya-vrata]n.a voluntary vow.
काम्यश्राद्ध [ kāmyaśrāddha] [ kāmya-śrāddha]n. a kind of Śrāddha, Lit. RTL. 305
काम्याभिप्राय [ kāmyābhiprāya] [ kāmyābhiprāya]m.self-interested motive or purpose.
काम्याष्टमी [ kāmyāṣṭamī] [ kāmyāṣṭamī]f.a particular eighth day Lit. Hcat.
काम्येष्टि [ kāmyeṣṭi] [ kāmyeṣṭi]f.N. of wk.
a sacrifice performed for the obtainment of a partic. object, Lit. TS., Sch.
काम्येष्टितन्त्र [ kāmyeṣṭitantra] [ kāmyeṣṭi--tantra]n. id.
काम्यक [ kāmyaka] [ kāmyaka]m.N. of a forest Lit. MBh. iii , 218 ; 242 sqq.
of a lake Lit. ib. ii , 1877.
काम्या [ kāmyā] [ kāmyā]f.wish , desire , longing for or striving after (gen.or in comp. e.g. [ putra-kāmyayā] ,through desire for a son Lit. R. i , 13 , 36 Lit. Ragh. i , 35)
will , purpose , intention (e.g. [ yat-kāmyā́] ,irreg. instr. " with which intention " Lit. ŚBr. iii , 9 , 3 , 4) Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh. Lit. R. Lit. Ragh. ; ( ( cf.Zd. (khshathro1-kāmya) , " wish for dominion. " ) )
कामठ [ kāmaṭha] [ kāmaṭha]m.f.n. (fr. [kamaṭha] ) ,peculiar or belonging to the tortoise Lit. R. i , 45 , 30.
कामठक [ kāmaṭhaka] [ kāmaṭhaka]m.N. of a Nāga Lit. MBh. i , 2157.
कामण्डलव [ kāmaṇḍalava] [ kāmaṇḍalava]m.f.n. (fr. [kamaṇḍalu] ) ,contained in a water-pot Lit. Hcar.
[ kāmaṇḍalava]n.the business or trade of a potter g. [ yuvādi] .
कामण्डलेय [ kāmaṇḍaleya] [ kāmaṇḍaleya]m.a metron. fr. [ kamaṇḍalū] Lit. Pāṇ. 4-1 , 135 Lit. Kāś. ; vii , 1 , 2
[ kāmaṇḍaleyī]f. g. [ śārṅgaravādi] .
कामन्दक [ kāmandaka] [ kāmandaka]m. = [kāmanda] Lit. ib. 4534
[ kāmandakī]f.N. of a Buddhist priestess Lit. Mālatīm.
N. of a town Lit. Kathās.
कामन्दकि [ kāmandaki] [ kāmandaki]m. " son of Kamandaka " , N. of the author of a [nīti-śāstra]called Nīti-sāra (in which are embodied she principles of his master Cāṇakya) .
कामन्दकीय [ kāmandakīya] [ kāmandakīya]m.f.n.relating to or composed by Kāmandaki Lit. Daś.
कामेरी [ kāmerī] [ kāmerī]f.N. of a locality.
काम्पिल [ kāmpila] [ kāmpila]m.N. of a country (believed to be situated in the north of India) Lit. L.
काम्पिल्य [ kāmpilya] [ kāmpilya]m.N. of a country Lit. L.
of one of the five sons of Hary-aśva or Bharmyâśva (called collectively Pañcālas) Lit. VP. Lit. BhP.
of a plant (probably a Crinum cf. [ kampila]and [ kāmpīla] ) Lit. L.
a perfume (commonly Sunda Rocanī) Lit. L.
[ kāmpilya] fn.N. of a city of the Pañcālas Lit. MBh. Lit. R. Lit. Kathās. Lit. VP.
काम्पिल्यक [ kāmpilyaka] [ kāmpilyaka]m.an inhabitant of Kāmpilya Lit. Pat.
N. of a plant (= [ kāmpilya] ) Lit. Mālatīm. (ed.Bomb. v.l.)
काम्पिल्ल [ kāmpilla] [ kāmpilla]m. (= [kāmpilya] ) ,N. of a country (said to be in the north-west of India) Lit. L.
of a plant Lit. L.
of a perfume and drug Lit. L.
काम्पिल्लक [ kāmpillaka] [ kāmpillaka]m. (= [kāmpilya] ) ,N. of a plant Lit. Mālatīm.
[ kāmpillikā]f. id. Lit. L.
a drug (commonly called Sunda Rocanī) Lit. L.
a perfume Lit. L.
[ kāmpillaka]n.a kind of medicinal substance ( [ śuṇḍārocanikā] ) Lit. Suśr.
काम्पील [ kāmpīla] [ kāmpīla]m. (= [kāmpilya] ) ,N. of a plant Lit. Kauś.
[ kāmpīla]m.f.n. , coming from that plant Lit. ib.
n.N. of a town Comm.on Lit. VS. xxiii , 18.
काम्पीलवासिन् [ kāmpīlavāsin] [ kāmpīla-vāsí n]m.f.n.dwelling in that town Lit. VS. xxiii , 18.
काम्बल [ kāmbala] [ kāmbala]m.f.n. (fr. [kambala] ) ,covered with a woollen cloth or blanket (as a carriage) Lit. L.
काम्बलिक [ kāmbalika] [ kāmbalika]m.sour milk-mixed with whey and vinegar , gruel , barley-water Lit. Car. Lit. Suśr.
काम्बलिकायन [ kāmbalikāyana] [ kāmbalikāyana]m.f.n. (fr. [ kambalikā] ) g. [pakṣādi] .
काम्बविक [ kāmbavika] [ kāmbavika]m. (fr. [kambu] ) ,a dealer in shells , maker or vendor of shell ornaments Lit. L.
काम्बुका [ kāmbukā] [ kāmbukā]f. (= [kamb] )Physalis flexuosa Lit. L.
काम्बुव [ kāmbuva] [ kāmbuva]m.N. of a locality (? [ḍhakka] ) Lit. Rājat. iii , 227.
काम्बोज [ kāmboja] [ kāmboja]m.f.n. (fr. [kamboja] g. [ sindhv-ādi]and [kacchādi] ) ,born in or coming from Kamboja (as horses) Lit. R. v , 12 , 36
[ kāmboja]m.a native of Kamboja (a race who , like the Yavanas , shave the whole head ; originally a Kshatriya tribe , but degraded through its omission of the necessary rites Lit. W.)
a prince of the Kambojas Lit. MBh. i , 6995
a horse of the Kamboja breed Lit. W.
m. pl.N. of a people= Kamboja Lit. Mn. x , 44 Lit. MBh. Lit. R. : Lit. Ragh. Lit. BhP. Lit. Rājat.
m.the plant Rottleria tinctoria (commonly Punnag) Lit. L.
a kind of white Mimosa Lit. L.
[ kāmbojī]f.the plant Glycine debilis Lit. L.
[ kāmboja]m.a kind of Mimosa Lit. L.
the tree Abrus precatorius Lit. L.
the plant Serratula anthelminthica Lit. L.
काम्बोजक [ kāmbojaka] [ kāmbojaka]m.f.n.born in or coming from Kamboja g. [kacchādi] Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 134
[ kāmbojikā]f.the white Abrus Lit. Npr.
काम्बोजि [ kāmboji] [ kāmboji]f. (metrically for [ kāmbojī] )the plant Glycine debilis Lit. Suśr.
काम्बोजिनी [ kāmbojinī] [ kāmbojinī]f.N. of an attendant on Devī.
काम्रा [ kāmrā] [ kāmrā]f. a whip, Lit. L.
काम्ल [ kāmla] [ kāmla]m.f.n. (fr. 2. [ kā+amla] ) ,slightly acid , acidulous Lit. W.
काय [ kāya] [ kāyá]1m.f.n. (fr. 3. [ka] Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 25) ,relating or devoted to the god Ka (Prajā-pati Lit. RV. x , 121) Lit. VS. Lit. TS. Lit. ŚBr.
[ kāya]m.one of the eight modes of marriage (= Prājāpatya see [ vivāha] ) Lit. Mn. iii , 38 Lit. Yājñ. i , 60
n.part of the hand sacred to Prajā-pati , the root of the little finger Lit. Mn. ii , 58 and 59.
काय [ kāya] [ kāya]2m. (√ [ci] Lit. Pāṇ. 3-3 , 41) ,the body Lit. KātyŚr. Lit. Mn.
the trunk of a tree Lit. R.
the body of a lute (the whole except the wires) Lit. L.
assemblage , collection , multitude Lit. SaddhP.
principal , capital Lit. Nār. Lit. Bṛih.
a house , habitation Lit. L.
a butt , mark Lit. L.
any object to be attained Lit. L.
natural temperament Lit. L.
कायकारणकर्तृत्व [ kāyakāraṇakartṛtva] [ kāya-kāraṇa-kartṛ-tva]n.activity in performing bodily acts.
कायक्लम [ kāyaklama] [ kāya-klama]m. bodily fatigue, Lit. Bcar.
कायक्लेश [ kāyakleśa] [ kāya-kleśa]m.bodily suffering , toil Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh. iii , 1472.
कायगत [ kāyagata] [ kāya-gata]m.f.n. dwelling in the body, Mn, xi, 98
कायचिकित्सा [ kāyacikitsā] [ kāya-cikitsā]f. " body-cure " , treatment of bodily diseases Lit. Suśr.
कायदण्ड [ kāyadaṇḍa] [ kāya-daṇḍa]m.complete command over one's body Lit. Mn. xii , 10.
कायबन्धन [ kāyabandhana] [ kāya-bandhana]n. " body-fastening " , a girdle Lit. Buddh.
कायवत् [ kāyavat] [ kāya-vat]m.f.n.embodied Lit. Mcar.
कायवध [ kāyavadha] [ kāya-vadha]m.N. of an Asura Lit. VP.
कायवलन [ kāyavalana] [ kāya-valana]n. " body-fence " , armour Lit. L.
कायव्यूह [ kāyavyūha] [ kāya-vyūha]m. the supernatural power of assuming several bodies simultaneously, Lit. Sāṃkhyapr.
कायशुद्धि [ kāyaśuddhi] [ kāya-śuddhi]f. = [-cikitsā] Lit. VP.
कायस्थ [ kāyastha] [ kāya-stha]m. " dwelling in the body " , the Supreme Spirit Lit. L.
a particular caste or man of that caste , the Kāyath or writer caste (born from a Kshatriya father and Śūdra mother) Lit. Yājñ. Lit. Mṛicch.
[ kāyasthā]f.a woman of that caste Lit. L.
Myrobalanus Chebula Lit. L.
Emblica officinalis Lit. Bhpr.
Ocimum sanctum Lit. L.
a drug (commonly Kākolī) Lit. L.
cardamoms Lit. L.
कायस्थिति [ kāyasthiti] [ kāya-sthiti]f. support of the body, keeping alive, taking food, Lit. Bhadrab.
कायस्थाली [ kāyasthālī] [ kāya-sthālī]f.a red variety of Bignonia Lit. Npr.
कायस्थिका [ kāyasthikā] [ kāya-sthikā]f. (= [-sthā] )a drug (commonly Kākolī) Lit. Npr.
कायस्थित [ kāyasthita] [ kāya-sthita]m.f.n.situated in the body , corporeal.
कायावतार [ kāyāvatāra] [ kā-yāvatāra]m. N. of a town, Lit. Inscr.
कायारोहण [ kāyārohaṇa] [ kāyārohaṇa] andn.two names of places.
कायावरोहण [ kāyāvarohaṇa] [ kāyāvarohaṇa]andn.two names of places.
कायोत्सर्ग [ kāyotsarga] [ kāyotsarga]m.a kind of religious austerity Lit. Jain.
कायोढज [ kāyoḍhaja] [ kāyoḍha-ja]m.f.n. (for ° [ ḍhā] - [ja] ), born from a woman married according to the Prajā-pati rite, Lit. Mn. iii, 38. 1.
कायक [ kāyaka] [ kāyaka]m.f.n.belonging or relating to the body , , corporeal Lit. L.
[ kāyaka]m. ifc. = [ kāya] ,body Lit. Sarvad.
[ kāyikā]f. (with or without [ vṛddhi] ) ,interest obtained from capital , Lit. Mn. viii , 153 Lit. Gaut. xii , 35. ( [ kāyikā vṛddhi] f.interest consisting in the use of an animal or any capital stock pawned or pledged ;service rendered by the body of an animal (as a cow , ) pledged and used by the person to whom it is pledged ;or (according to some) interest of which the payment does not affect the principal. )
कायिक [ kāyika] [ kāyika]m.f.n.performed with the body Lit. Mn. xii , 8 Lit. MBh. xviii , 303
corporeal Lit. Suśr.
(ifc.)belonging to an assemblage or multitude Lit. Buddh.
कायमान [ kāyamāna] [ kāyamāna]1n.a hut made of grass or thatch Lit. Kād. Lit. Vāsav.
कायमानिकनिकेतन [ kāyamānikaniketana] [ kāyamānika-niketana]n. id. , Lit. Vāsav.
कायमान [ kāyamāna] [ kā́yamāna]2m.f.n. (pr. p. Ā. √ 3. [kā] ?)shunning , avoiding Lit. RV. iii , 9 , 2 ,
कायव्य [ kāyavya] [ kāyavya]m.N. of a man Lit. MBh. xii , 4854 ff.
कायाधव [ kāyādhava] [ kāyādhavá]m. (fr. [kayādhu] ) metron. of Prahrāda, Lit. TBr.
कार [ kāra] [ kāra]1m.f.n. (√ 1. [kṛ] Lit. Pāṇ. 3-2 , 23) ,making , doing , working , a maker , doer (ifc. see [ kumbha-k] , [ yajña k] , [ suvarṇa-k] )
an author (e.g. [ vārttika-k] )
accord. to some in Lit. RV. also, "gain, prize, booty" ; "contest, war"
[ kāra]m. (ifc.)an act , action (see [ kāma-k] , [ puruṣa-k] )
the term used in designating a letter or sound or indeclinable word (e.g. [ a-k] , [ ka-k] ,qq. vv. ; [ eva-k] ,the word [eva] ; [ phūt-k] q.v.) Lit. Prāt. Lit. Mn.
effort , exertion Lit. L.
determination Lit. L.
religious austerity Lit. L.
a husband , master , lord Lit. L.
( [ as]or [ ā] ) m.or f.act of worship , song of praise Lit. Divyāv.
कारकर [ kārakara] [ kāra-kara]m.f.n.doing work , acting as agent (?) Lit. Pāṇ. 3-2 , 21.
कारयन्त्रिक [ kārayantrika] [ kāra-yantrika]m. a kind of artisan, Lit. R. 1.
कारावर [ kārāvara] [ kārāvara]m.a man of a mixed and low caste (born from a Nishāda father and Vaidehī mother , working in leather and hides) Lit. Mn. x , 36= Lit. MBh. xiii , 2588.
कारक [ kāraka] [ kā́raka]1m.f.n. (generally ifc.)making , doing , acting , who or what does or produces or creates Lit. MBh. ( cf. [ siṃha-k] , [ kṛtsna-k] , [ śilpa-k] )
intending to act or do Lit. Pāṇ. 2-3 , 70 Sch.
[ kāraka]n. " instrumental in bringing about the action denoted by a verb (= [ kriyā-hetu] or [-nimitta] ) " , the notion of a case (but not co-extensive with the term case ; there are six such relations accord. to Lit. Pāṇ. , viz. [karman] , [karaṇa] , [kartṛ] , [sampradāna] , [apādāna] , [adhikaraṇa] , qq. vv. The idea of the genitive case is not considered a [kāraka] , because it ordinarily expresses the relation of two nouns to each other , but not the relation of a noun and verb) .
कारकगुप्ति [ kārakagupti] [ kāraka-gupti]f.a sentence with a hidden subject Lit. Sāh.
कारकपरीक्षा [ kārakaparīkṣā] [ kāraka-parīkṣā]f.N. of wk. on the cases.
कारकवत् [ kārakavat] [ kāraka-vat]m.f.n. ( Lit. Pāṇ. 5-2 , 115 Vārtt. 2) relating to one who is active in anything Lit. W.
instrumental , causal Lit. W.
कारकवाद [ kārakavāda] [ kāraka-vāda]m.a treatise on the cases by Rudra.
कारकविचार [ kārakavicāra] [ kāraka-vicāra]m.N. of wk.
कारकहेतु [ kārakahetu] [ kāraka-hetu]m.the efficient cause.
कारकान्विता [ kārakānvitā] [ kārakānvitā]f. = [kriyā] Lit. Gal.
कारज [ kāraja] [ kāraja]m.f.n. (fr. [ kar] ) ,of or relating to the finger-nail Lit. W.
[ kāraja]m. (for [ °ruja] )a young elephant Lit. W.
कारण [ kāraṇa] [ kāraṇa]1n.cause , reason , the cause of anything (gen. ,also often loc.) Lit. KātyŚr. Lit. MBh. Lit. Mn.
instrument , means
motive origin , principle
a cause (in phil. i.e.that which is invariably antecedent to some product cf. [ samavāyi-k] , [ asamavāyi-k] , [ nimitta-k] )
an element , elementary matter Lit. Yājñ. iii , 148 Lit. Bhag. xviii , 13
the origin or plot of a play or poem Lit. Sāh.
that on which an opinion or judgement is founded (a sign , mark ; a proof ; a legal instrument , document) Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
an organ of sense Lit. Ragh. xvi , 22
an action Lit. MBh. xii , 12070
agency , instrumentality , condition Lit. Kathās. cxii , 178
" the cause of being " , a father Lit. W.
" cause of creation " , a deity Lit. W.
the body Lit. L.
a kind of musical instrument Lit. L.
a sort of song Lit. L.
a number of scribes or Kāyasthas Lit. W.
[ kāraṇā]f.pain , agony Lit. Daś.
an astronomical period Lit. W. ( ( [ kāraṇāt] ,from some cause or reason , Lit. Rprāt. iii , 13 Lit. Mn. viii , 355 ; [ kasmāt kāraṇāt] ,from what cause? [ mama-kāraṇāt] ,for my sake Lit. R. ; [ a-kāraṇena] ,without a reason Lit. Yājñ. ii , 234 ; [ yena kāraṇena] ,because ; [ yasmin kāraṇe] ,from which motive , wherefore. ) )
कारणकरण [ kāraṇakaraṇa] [ kāraṇa-karaṇa]n.a primary cause , elementary cause , atom Lit. W.
कारणकारितम् [ kāraṇakāritam] [ kāraṇa-kāritam] ind.in consequence of Lit. R. ii , 58 , 24.
कारणगत [ kāraṇagata] [ kāraṇa-gata]m.f.n.referred to a cause , resolved into first principles Lit. W.
कारणगुण [ kāraṇaguṇa] [ kāraṇa-guṇa]m. " a quality of cause " , an elementary or causal property Lit. Sāṃkhyak. 14
कारणगुणोद्भवगुण [ kāraṇaguṇodbhavaguṇa] [ kāraṇa-guṇodbhava-guṇa]m.a secondary or derivative property (as form , taste , smell , produced by combinations of elementary or causal particles) Lit. Bhāshāp. 95.
कारणतस् [ kāraṇatas] [ kāraṇa-tas] ind.fr. a certain reason ( cf. [ kārya-k] ) Lit. Ragh. x , 19.
कारणतावाद [ kāraṇatāvāda] [ kāraṇa-tā--vāda]m.N. of wk.
कारणध्वंस [ kāraṇadhvaṃsa] [ kāraṇa-dhvaṃsa]m.removal of a cause.
कारणध्वंसक [ kāraṇadhvaṃsaka] [ kāraṇa-dhvaṃsaka]m.f.n.removing a cause.
कारणध्वंसिन् [ kāraṇadhvaṃsin] [ kāraṇa-dhvaṃsin]m.f.n. id.
कारणभूत [ kāraṇabhūta] [ kāraṇa-bhūta]m.f.n.become a cause.
कारणमाला [ kāraṇamālā] [ kāraṇa-mālā]f. " a series or chain of causes " , a particular figure in rhet. Lit. Sāh.
कारणवादिन् [ kāraṇavādin] [ kāraṇa-vādin]m. " cause-declarer " , a complainant , plaintiff Lit. W.
कारणवारि [ kāraṇavāri] [ kāraṇa-vāri]n.primeval water , the water produced and created (from which as from an original reservoir the Hindūs suppose all the water in the universe to be supplied) Lit. W.
कारणशरीर [ kāraṇaśarīra] [ kāraṇa-śarīra]n. " causal body " , the original embryo or source of the body existing with the Universal impersonal Spirit and equivalent to A-vidyā (equivalent also to Māyā , and when investing the impersonal Spirit causing it to become the Personal God or Īśvara Lit. RTL. , p.35 and 36), Lit. Vedântas.
कारणाक्षेप [ kāraṇākṣepa] [ kāraṇākṣepa]m. (in rhet.)an objection raised to the cause of a phenomenon Lit. Kāvyâd.
कारणाख्या [ kāraṇākhyā] [ kāraṇākhyā]f. (with the Pāśupatas) a N. of the organs of perception and action , of Buddhi , Ahaṃkāra , and Manas.
कारणान्वित [ kāraṇānvita] [ kāraṇānvita]m.f.n.possessed of a cause or reason , following as an effect fr. its cause.
कारणाभाव [ kāraṇābhāva] [ kāraṇābhāva]m.absence of cause.
कारणोत्तर [ kāraṇottara] [ kāraṇottara]n.answer to a charge , denial of the cause (of complaint ; e.g. acknowledgment that a debt was incurred , but assertion that it has been repaid , )
कारणक [ kāraṇaka] [ kāraṇaka] ifc. = [kāraṇa] 1 ,cause Lit. Sāh.
कारणिक [ kāraṇika] [ kāraṇika]m.f.n. (g. [kāśy-ādi] ) " investigating , ascertaining the cause " , a judge Lit. Pañcat.
a teacher Lit. MBh. ii , 167.
कारम् [ kāram] [ kāram] (√ 1. [kṛ] ) adv. ind.p. ifc. (see [ svāhā-k] Lit. ŚBr. ; [ namas-k] ; [ cauraṃ-k] [ ākrośati] ,he abuses a person by calling him a thief Lit. Pāṇ. 3-4 , 26 Sch. ; [ svāduṃ-k] Lit. ib. Lit. Kāś. )
कारयत् [ kārayat] [ kārayat]pr. p. Caus. √ [kṛ] q.v.
कारयमाण [ kārayamāṇa] [ kārayamāṇa]pr. p. Caus. √ [kṛ] q.v.
कारयितव्य [ kārayitavya] [ kārayitavya]m.f.n.to be caused or effected or made to do Lit. R. Lit. Pañcat. xxiv.
कारयितव्यदक्ष [ kārayitavyadakṣa] [ kārayitavya-dakṣa]m.f.n.clever at performing what has to be done Lit. Kum. vii , 27.
कारयितृ [ kārayitṛ] [ kārayitṛ]m.f.n.causing or instigating to act or do Lit. Mn. xii , 12 Lit. MBh.
performer of a religious ceremony Lit. Hcat.
कारयिष्णु [ kārayiṣṇu] [ kārayiṣṇu]m.f.n.causing to act or perform Lit. Vop.
कारि [ kāri] [ kāri]1 mf.an artist , artificer , mechanic Lit. Pāṇ. 4-1 , 152
[ kāri]f.action , act , work (only used in questions) Lit. Pāṇ. 3-3 , 110.
कारिका [ kārikā] [ kārikā]f. (f.of [kāraka] ) ,a female dancer Lit. L.
a business Lit. L.
trade Lit. L.
concise statement in verse of (esp. philos. and gramm.) doctrines Lit. MBh. ii , 453
torment , torture Lit. L.
interest Lit. L.
N. of a plant Lit. L.
f. pl.or more commonly [ hari-kārikās] ,the Kārikās of Bhartṛi-hari i.e.the verses contained in his gramm. work Vākya-padīya ( q.v.)
कारिकानिबन्ध [ kārikānibandha] [ kārikā-nibandha]m.N. of wk.
कारिकावली [ kārikāvalī] [ kārikāvalī]f.N. of wk.
कारित [ kārita] [ kārita]m.f.n. ifc.caused to be made or done , brought about , effected Lit. Mn. Lit. MBh.
[ kāritā]f. (scil. [ vṛddhi] )forced to be paid , interest exceeding the legal rate of interest Lit. Gaut. Comm.on Lit. Mn. viii , 153
कारितवत् [ kāritavat] [ kārita-vat]m.f.n.one who has caused to be made or done.
कारितान्त [ kāritānta] [ kāritānta]m.f.n.ending with a Caus. affix Lit. APrāt.
कारिन् [ kārin] [ kārin]1m.f.n. ( Lit. Pāṇ. 5-2 , 72) doing , making , effecting , producing , acting , an actor Lit. Yājñ. Lit. MBh. (mostly ifc. Lit. ŚBr. Lit. Mn. )
[ kārin]m.a mechanic , tradesman Lit. L.
:1. (accord. to some in Lit. RV. also, [ kārí n] , "conquering, victorious" ).
कार [ kāra] [ kāra]2m. (= 2. [kara] )tax , toll , royal revenue Lit. Pāṇ. 6-3 , 10
a heap of snow or a mountain covered with it Lit. L.
[ kāra]m.f.n.produced by hail Lit. Suśr.
कारकुक्षीय [ kārakukṣīya] [ kāra-kukṣīya]m.N. of the country of king Sālva on the skirts of the Himālaya ridge in the N. W of Hindūstān Lit. L.
[ kārakukṣīya]m. pl.the people of this country Lit. L.
कारमिहिका [ kāramihikā] [ kāra-mihikā]f.camphor (?) Lit. L.
कारक [ kāraka] [ kāraka]2n.hail-water Lit. L.
कार [ kāra] [ kārá]3m. (√ 2. [kṛ] ) ,a song or hymn of praise Lit. RV.
a battle song Lit. RV.
कारि [ kāri] [ kā́ri]2m.f.n.raising hymns of praise Lit. VS. xxx , 6 and 20.
कारिन् [ kārin] [ kārí n]2m.f.n.rejoicing , praising Lit. RV.
कार [ kāra] [ kāra]4m. (√ 2. [kṝ] ) ,killing , slaughter Lit. L.
कारण [ kāraṇa] [ kāraṇa]2n.killing , injury Lit. L.
कारञ्ज [ kārañja] [ kārañja]m.f.n.produced by or coming fr. the tree Karañja (Pongamia glabra) Lit. Suśr.
[ kārañjī]f.a kind of pepper Lit. L.
कारण्डवती [ kāraṇḍavatī] [ kāraṇḍa-vatī]f. " abounding in Kāraṇḍavas " , N. of a river g. [ajirādi] Comm.on Lit. Pāṇ. 6-1 , 220.
कारण्डव्यूह [ kāraṇḍavyūha] [ kāraṇḍa-vyūha]m.N. of a Buddha Lit. L.
of a Buddhist work ( cf. [ karaṇḍa-vy] .)
कारतन्तविका [ kāratantavikā] [ kāratantavikā]f.fr. [ kara-tantu] Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 104 Vārtt. 3 and 24 Lit. Pat.
कारतन्तविकी [ kāratantavikī] [ kāratantavikī]f.fr. [ kara-tantu] Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 104 Vārtt. 3 and 24 Lit. Pat.
कारंधम [ kāraṃdhama] [ kāraṃdhama]m. (fr. [ karaṃ-dh] ) ,a patr.of Avikshit Lit. MBh. xiv , 63 and 80
[ kāraṃdhama]n.N. of a Tīrtha Lit. MBh. i , 7841.
कारंधमिन् [ kāraṃdhamin] [ kāraṃdhamin]m.a brazier , worker in mixed or white metal Lit. L.
an assayer Lit. L.
कारपचव [ kārapacava] [ kārapacava]N. of a region near the Yamunā Lit. TāṇḍyaBr. Lit. ĀśvŚr. Lit. KātyŚr. Lit. ŚāṅkhŚr.
कारपथ [ kārapatha] [ kārapatha] see [ kārāp] .
कारभ [ kārabha] [ kārabha]m.f.n. (fr. [ kar] ) ,produced by or coming fr. a camel Lit. Car. Lit. Suśr.
कारमिहिका [ kāramihikā] [ kāra-mihikā] see2. [kāra] .
कारम्भा [ kārambhā] [ kārambhā]f. ( cf. [ kar] ) ,N. of a plant bearing a fragrant seed (commonly Priyaṃgu) Lit. L.
कारव [ kārava] [ kā-rava]m. " making the sound [kā] " , a crow Lit. L.
N. of a man Lit. Saṃskārak.
कारवल्ली [ kāravallī] [ kāravallī]f.Momordica Charantia Lit. Car. ( cf. [kāravella]and [kāṇḍīra] .)
कारवी [ kāravī] [ kāravī]f.the Asa foetida plant or its leaf (= Hiṅgu-parṇī) Lit. L.
Celosia cristata Lit. L.
a kind of anise (Anethum Sowa) Lit. L.
Nigella indica Lit. Bhpr.
a kind of fennel Lit. ib.
a small kind of gourd Lit. L.
Carum Carvi Lit. Bhpr.
कारवेय [ kāraveya] [ kāraveya]m. pl. a class of Ṛishis, Lit. Bādar., Sch.
कारवेल्लक [ kāravellaka] [ kāravellaka]m.andid. Lit. Suśr.
कारवेल्लिका [ kāravellikā] [ kāravellikā]andf. id. Lit. Suśr.
कारव्य [ kāravya] [ kāravya] see2. [kārú] .
कारस्कर [ kāraskara] [ kāraskara]m. ( Lit. Pāṇ. 6-1 , 156) , N. of a poisonous medicinal plant Lit. BhP. v , 14 , 12
a tree in general Lit. L.
[ kāraskara]m. pl.N. of a people Lit. MBh. ii , 1804 ; viii , 2066
m. (vv.ll. [ kāraskāra]and [ kāraskṛta] .)
कारस्कराटिका [ kāraskarāṭikā] [ kāraskarāṭikā]f. (√ [aṭ] ) ,a centipede or worm resembling it Lit. L.
कारा [ kārā] [ kārā]f. (√ 1. [kṛ] ?) ,a prison Lit. Vikr. Lit. Daś.
binding , confinement g. [ bhidādi]
the part of a lute below the neck (for deadening the sound) Lit. L.
pain , affliction Lit. L.
a female messenger Lit. L.
a female worker in gold Lit. L.
a kind of bird Lit. L.
कारागार [ kārāgāra] [ kārā-gāra] ( [ kārāg] )n.a gaol or place of confinement Lit. Daś. Lit. Bālar.
कारागुप्त [ kārāgupta] [ kārā-gupta]m.f.n. " prison-confined " , imprisoned.
कारागृह [ kārāgṛha] [ kārā-gṛha]a prison-house Lit. Ragh.
काराद्वीप [ kārādvīpa] [ kārā-dvīpa]m. N. of an island, Lit. Jātakam.
काराभू [ kārābhū] [ kārā-bhū] Lit. Pāṇ. 6-4 , 84 Lit. Kāś.
कारावास [ kārāvāsa] [ kārā-vāsa]m.a prison Lit. Daś.
कारावेश्मन् [ kārāveśman] [ kārā-veśman]n. id. Lit. Bālar.
कारास्थ [ kārāstha] [ kārā-stha]m.f.n.imprisoned Lit. Kathās.
काराधुनी [ kārādhunī] [ kā́rādhunī]f.a kind of musical instrument ( Lit. Sāy. ; " battle-cry " Lit. NBD.) Lit. RV. i , 180 , 8.
accord. to some ° [ ni] , m. (fr. [ karā] = 3. [kāra] + [dhuni] , j, "a bard" .
कारापक [ kārāpaka] [ kārāpaka]m. (prob.) an agent (cf. next), Lit. Inscr. (Page1324,3)
कारापथ [ kārāpatha] [ kārāpatha]m.N. of a country Lit. Ragh. xv , 90
(v.l. [ kārup] Lit. R. vii ; [ kārap] Lit. VP.)
कारायिका [ kārāyikā] [ kārāyikā]f. = [ karāy] Lit. L.
कारावी [ kārāvī] [ kārāvī]f. a small-sized house that may be taken to pieces, Lit. Gal.
कारीर [ kārīra] [ kārīra]m.f.n. (g. [ palāśādi] )made of the shoots of reed Lit. Lalit. Lit. Pāṇ. 4-3 , 135 Lit. Kāś.
[ kārīrī]f. (scil. [ í ṣṭi] ) " connected with the fruit of the plant Capparis aphylla " , a sacrifice in which this fruit is used Lit. MaitrS. Lit. Kāṭh.
कारीर्य [ kārīrya] [ kārīrya]m.f.n.connected with the sacrifice called [ karīrī́] Lit. ĀtrAnukr.
कारीरादि [ kārīrādi] [ kārīrādi]m. pl. N. of a family, Lit. JaimUp.
कारीष [ kārīṣa] [ kārīṣa]m.f.n. (fr. [ kar] ) ,produced from or coming from dung Lit. Suśr.
[ kārīṣa]n.a heap of dung Lit. L.
( Lit. Hariv. 4355 misprinted for [ kar] .)
कारीषि [ kārīṣi] [ kārīṣi]m.N. of a man Lit. MBh. xiii , 254
m. pl.N. of a family Lit. Hariv.
कारु [ kāru] [ kāru]1 mf. (fr. √ 1. [kṛ] ) ,a maker , doer , artisan , mechanic Lit. Mn. Lit. Yājñ.
[ kāru]m. " architect of the gods " , N. of Viśva-karman Lit. L.
an art , science Lit. L.
mfn. (only etymological) horrible Lit. MBh. i , 1657.
कारुचौर [ kārucaura] [ kāru-caura]m. " mechanical thief " , burglar Lit. L.
कारुज [ kāruja] [ kāru-ja]m.anything produced by an artist or mechanic , any piece of mechanism or product of manufacture Lit. L.
a young elephant Lit. L.
an ant-hill Lit. L.
froth , foam Lit. L.
sesamum growing spontaneously Lit. L.
the tree Mesua ferrea Lit. L.
red orpiment Lit. L.
कारुहस्त [ kāruhasta] [ kāru-hasta]m.the hand of an artisan Lit. Mn. v , 129.
कारुकसिद्धान्तिन् [ kārukasiddhāntin] [ kāruka-siddhāntin]m. pl.N. of a Śaiva sect Comm.on Lit. Bādar. ii , 2 , 37.
कारु [ kāru] [ kārú]2m. (fr. √ 2. [kṛ] ) ,one who sings or praises , a poet Lit. RV. Lit. AV.
m. pl. ( [ avas] )N. of a family of Ṛishis Lit. GopBr.
कारुद्वेषिन् [ kārudveṣin] [ kārú-dveṣí n]m.f.n.hating the singer Lit. MaitrS.
कारुधायस् [ kārudhāyas] [ kārú-dhāyas] ( [kārú-] )m.f.n.favouring or supporting the singer Lit. RV.
कारव्य [ kāravya] [ kāravya]m.f.n. " relating to the singer "
[ kāravyā]f. pl. (scil. [ ṛcas] ) ,N. of certain verses of the Lit. AV. ; xx , 127 , 11-14 Lit. AitBr. vi , 32.
कारुण्य [ kāruṇya] [ kāruṇyá]1m.f.n.praiseworthy ( Comm. ) Lit. TBr. ii.
कारुणिकता [ kāruṇikatā] [ kāruṇika-tā]f.compassion Lit. BhP.
कारुण्यधेनु [ kāruṇyadhenu] [ kāruṇya-dhenu]m. " compassion-cow " , N. of Buddha Lit. DivyA7v.
(applied to Buddha), Lit. Divyâv.
कारुण्यमय [ kāruṇyamaya] [ kāruṇya-maya]m.f.n. full of compassion, Lit. Jātakam.
कारुण्यलहरिस्तव [ kāruṇyalaharistava] [ kāruṇya-lahari-stava]m. N. of wk.
कारुण्यवेदिन् [ kāruṇyavedin] [ kāruṇya-vedin]m.f.n.compassionate Lit. R.
कारुण्यवेदित्व [ kāruṇyaveditva] [ kāruṇya-vedi-tva]n.compassion Lit. R.
कारुण्यसूत्र [ kāruṇyasūtra] [ kāruṇya-sūtra]n.N. of a Sūtra.
कारुण्डिका [ kāruṇḍikā] [ kāruṇḍikā]f.a leech Lit. L.
कारुण्डी [ kāruṇḍī] [ kāruṇḍī]f.a leech Lit. L.
कारुपथ [ kārupatha] [ kārupatha] see [ kārāp] .
कारुविदा [ kāruvidā] [ kāruvidā]f.? Lit. GopBr. i , 2 , 21.
कारुविन्दु [ kāruvindu] [ kāru-vindu]m. the son of a Brāhman and a Vaidehakī, Lit. L.
कारूष [ kārūṣa] [ kārūṣa]m. (g. [ bhargādi] )a prince of the Kārūshas Lit. Hariv. 4964 Lit. BhP.
[ kārūṣa]m. pl. (= [ kar] ) ,N. of a country Lit. MBh. ii , 1864
of a people Lit. MBh. Lit. BhP. Lit. VP.
m. (= [ kar] ) ,N. of a son of Manu Lit. MBh.
an intermediate caste or man of that caste Lit. Mn. x , 23.
कारूषक [ kārūṣaka] [ kārūṣaka]m.f.n.reigning over the Kārūshas Lit. MBh. i , 2700.
कारेणव [ kāreṇava] [ kāreṇava]m.f.n. (fr. [kareṇu] ) ,drawn from a female elephant (as milk) Lit. Suśr.
a patr.of Pālakāpya Lit. L.
कारेणुपालायन [ kāreṇupālāyana] [ kāreṇupālāyana]m.a descendant of Kāreṇupāli , g. [taulvaly-ādi] .
कारेणुपालि [ kāreṇupāli] [ kāreṇupāli]m.a son or descendant of Kareṇu-pāla Lit. ib.
कारोतर [ kārotara] [ kārotará]m.a filtering vessel or a cloth used to purify the liquor called Surā Lit. RV. i , 116 , 7 Lit. VS. Lit. ŚBr.
कारोत्तम [ kārottama] [ kārottama]m.the froth of Surā Lit. L.
कारोत्तर [ kārottara] [ kārottara]1m. id. Lit. L.
a well Lit. L.
कारोती [ kārotī] [ kā́rotī]f.N. of a river or of a locality Lit. ŚBr. ix , 5 , 2 , 15.
कारोत्तर [ kārottara] [ kārottara]2m.f.n.followed by [kāra] Lit. TPrāt.
कार्कट्य [ kārkaṭya] [ kārkaṭya]m.N. of a man g. [ vākinādi] ( Lit. Kāś.)
कार्कट्यायनि [ kārkaṭyāyani] [ kārkaṭyāyani]m.a patr.fr. [ °ṭya] Lit. ib.
कार्कण [ kārkaṇa] [ kārkaṇa]m.f.n. (fr. [kṛkaṇa] ) ,relating to a pheasant Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 145
g. [ śuṇḍikādi] .
कार्कन्धव [ kārkandhava] [ kārkandhava]m.f.n.coming from or belonging to the plant Karkandhū ( q.v.) g. [ bilvādi] .
कार्कलासेय [ kārkalāseya] [ kārkalāseya]m. (fr. [kṛkalāsá] ) ,N. of a man g. [ śubhrādi] .
कार्कवाकव [ kārkavākava] [ kārkavākava]m.f.n. (fr. [kṛkavāku] ) ,relating to a cock Lit. W.
कार्कश्य [ kārkaśya] [ kārkaśya]n. (fr. [karkaśa] ) ,roughness , hardness Lit. Suśr.
rough labour Lit. MBh. xiii , 5551
firmness , sternness Lit. Pañcat.
कार्कष [ kārkaṣa] [ kārkaṣa] v.l.for [kārkaṭya] q.v.
कार्कीक [ kārkīka] [ kārkīka]m.f.n. (fr. [karka] ) ,resembling a white horse Lit. Pāṇ. 5-3 , 110.
कार्ण [ kārṇa] [ kārṇa]m.f.n. (fr. [kárṇa] ) ,relating to the ear Lit. L.
a patr.fr. [ karṇa] g. [ śivādi]
an ear-ring Lit. W.
कार्णखरकि [ kārṇakharaki] [ kārṇakharaki]m.a patr.fr. [ karna-kharaka] Lit. Pāṇ. 2-4 , 58 Lit. Pat.
कार्णच्छिद्रिक [ kārṇacchidrika] [ kārṇacchidrika]m.f.n. (fr. [ karṇa-cchidraka] ) , (a well) shaped like the opening of the ear Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 79 Lit. Kāś.
कार्णवेष्टकिक [ kārṇaveṣṭakika] [ kārṇaveṣṭakika]m.f.n. (fr. [karṇa-veṣṭaka] ) ,ornamented with or fit for ear-rings Lit. Pāṇ. 5-1 , 99 Lit. Kāś.
कार्णश्रवस [ kārṇaśravasa] [ kārṇaśravasa]n. (fr. [karṇa-śravas] ) ,N. of a Sāman Lit. TāṇḍyaBr. Lit. ĀrshBr. Lit. Lāṭy.
कार्णायनि [ kārṇāyani] [ kārṇāyani]m.f.n.fr. [kárṇa] Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 80.
कार्णि [ kārṇi] [ kārṇi]m.f.n. id. g. [ sutaṃ-gamādi] .
कार्णिक [ kārṇika] [ kārṇika]m.f.n.relating to the ear Lit. W.
कार्णाटभाषा [ kārṇāṭabhāṣā] [ kārṇāṭa-bhāṣā]f.the dialect of Karṇāṭa.
कार्त [ kārta] [ kārta]1m.f.n. (fr. 1. [kṛt] ) ,relating to or treating of the [kṛt]suffixes Lit. Pāṇ. 4-3 , 66 Lit. Kāś.
कार्त [ kārta] [ kārta]2m. (fr. [kṛtá] ) ,N. of a son of Dharma-netra Lit. Hariv. 1845
a patr.in the compound
कार्तकौजपौ [ kārtakaujapau] [ kārta-kaujapau] nom. du.m.which begins a Gaṇa of Lit. Pāṇ. 6-2 , 37.
कार्तयश [ kārtayaśa] [ kārtayaśa]n. (irreg. fr. [kṛta-yaśas] ) ,N. of a Sāman Lit. TāṇḍyaBr. Lit. ĀrshBr. Lit. Lāṭy.
कार्तयुग [ kārtayuga] [ kārtayuga]m.f.n.relating to the Kṛita age Lit. MBh. i , 3600 ; xii , 2681.
कार्तवीर्य [ kārtavīrya] [ kārtavīrya]m. " son of Kṛita-vīrya " , N. of Arjuna (a prince of the Haihayas , killed by Paraśurāma) Lit. MBh.
N. of one of the Cakravartins (emperors of the world in Bhārata-varsha) Lit. Jain.
कार्तवीर्यचम्पू [ kārtavīryacampū] [ kārtavīrya-campū]f. N. of a poem.
कार्तस्वर [ kārtasvara] [ kārtasvara]n. (fr. [ kṛta-sv] ) ,gold Lit. MBh. Lit. BhP.
the thorn-apple Lit. W.
कार्तान्तिक [ kārtāntika] [ kārtāntika]m.an astrologer Lit. Daś.
कार्तार्थ्य [ kārtārthya] [ kārtārthya]n. (fr. [kṛtārtha] ) ,the attainment of an object , Sah.
कार्ति [ kārti] [ kārti]m. ( Lit. Pāṇ. 8-2 , 42 Vārtt. 3) a son or descendant of Kṛita Lit. Hariv. 1082
m. pl.N. of his family Lit. ib.
कार्तिसिंहदेव [ kārtisiṃhadeva] [ kārti-siṃha-deva]m.N. of a man.
कार्त्तिक [ kārttika] [ kārttika]m. (fr. [kṛttikā] q.v. ;with or without [māsa] ) ,N. of a month corresponding to part of October and November (the twelfth month of the year , when the full moon is near the Pleiades) Lit. Pāṇ. Lit. Lāṭy. Lit. MBh.
N. of Skanda (see [ kārttikeya] ) Lit. BrahmaP.
of a Varsha
of a medical author
[ kārttika]m.n.N. of the first year in Jupiter's period of revolution Lit. VarBṛS. Lit. Sūryas.
n.N. of a Tīrtha Lit. MatsyaP.
कार्त्तिककुण्ड [ kārttikakuṇḍa] [ kārttika-kuṇḍa]m.N. of a physician Comm.on Lit. Suśr.
कार्त्तिकपूर्णिमा [ kārttikapūrṇimā] [ kārttika-pūrṇimā]f. N. of a festival, Lit. RTL. 432.
कार्त्तिकमहिमन् [ kārttikamahiman] [ kārttika-mahiman]m. " the greatness of Kārttika " , N. of a treatise on the festivals of that month.
कार्त्तिकमाहात्म्य [ kārttikamāhātmya] [ kārttika-māhātmya]n.N. of a section of the Lit. PadmaP.
कार्त्तिकशालि [ kārttikaśāli] [ kārttika-śāli]m.rice ripening in the month Kārttika (forming the principal harvest in India) Lit. W.
कार्त्तिकसिद्धान्त [ kārttikasiddhānta] [ kārttika-siddhānta]m.N. of a scholiast on the Mugdha-bodha.
कार्त्तिकोत्सव [ kārttikotsava] [ kārttikotsava]m.a festival on the day of full moon in the month Kārttika Lit. L.
कार्त्तिकिक [ kārttikika] [ kārttikika]m.f.n.taking place in Kārttika Lit. Vām.
[ kārttikika]m.the month Kārttika Lit. Pāṇ. 4-2 , 23.
कार्त्तिकी [ kārttikī] [ kārttikī]f.of [kārttika]above , (with or without [rātri] )the night of full moon in the month Kārttika , the day on which the moon stands in the constellation Kṛittikā Lit. KātyŚr. Lit. ŚāṅkhŚr. Lit. MBh.
the night of new moon in the month Kārttika Lit. Jain.
the [ śakti]of Kārttikeya Lit. BrahmaP.
कार्त्तिकीव्रत [ kārttikīvrata] [ kārttikī-vrata]n.N. of a particular religious observance.
कार्त्तिकेय [ kārttikeya] [ kārttikeya]m.N. of a son of Śiva and Pārvatī (popularly regarded as god of war , because he leads the Gaṇas or hosts of Śiva against the demon hosts see Lit. RTL. p.213 ; accord. to one legend he was son of Śiva without the intervention of Pārvatī , the generative energy of Śiva being cast into the fire and then received by the Ganges , whence he is sometimes described as son of Agni and Gaṅgā ; when born he was fostered by the six Kṛittikās q.v. , and these offering their six breasts to the child he became six-headed ; he is also called Kumāra , Skanda , and Subrahmaṇya ; his N. Kārttikeya may be derived from his foster mothers or from the month Kārttika as the best for warfare: in the Lit. Mṛicch. and elsewhere he is regarded as presiding over thieves) Lit. MBh.
कार्त्तिकेयप्रसू [ kārttikeyaprasū] [ kārttikeya-prasū]f. " mother of Kārttikeya " , N. of Pārvatī.