Word frequency

Meanings: a kettle-drum

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: name of an extensive plain near Delhi; the scene of the great battles between the Kurus and a famous place of pilgrimage; the inhabitants of that country (renowned for their bravery)

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: to behold; to look at or towards; to observe; to perceive; to regard

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Meanings: a relative; adjunct; belonging or relating to (gen. or comp.); connected by marriage; connected with; connected with possessed of (comp.); inherent; related; [rit.] samānodaka

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: because of; for

Meanings: driving-box (as lower than the main body of the car); the hinder part of a car; the seat of a chariots

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: name of a king of Cedi; name of a king of the Kaikayas; name of a king of Videhā or Mithilā (son of Sudhṛti); name of a son of Dhṛṣtadyumma; name of a son of Manu; name of a son of Satyadhṛti; name of his father; name of the son of Sukumāra

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: a carriage-box; a weapon; beating; dispelling; pecking; removing; striking; throwing (of grass into the fire)

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Meanings: to attain; to be content; to gain; to make an end of; to obtain; to reach

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: patr. from soma-datta

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Meanings: to agitate; to brandish; to cause to err; to cause to move or turn round or revolve; to cause to wander or roam; to disarrange; to drive or move about; to drive through (acc.) in a chariot; to move a drum about; to proclaim by beat of drum; to ramble; to rove; to swing; to wander or roam about

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: above; accentuated; aloft; from above; high; intensely; loud; much; powerfully; upwards

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: (esp.) a ball of rice or flour etc. offered to the Pitṛs or deceased ancestors; a ball; a bite; a portico or particular part of a house; a roundish lump of food; a Śrāddha oblation; an army; any round or roundish mass or heap; any solid mass or material object; bodily frame; button; clod; daily bread; food; force; globe; iron; knob; livelihood; lump; morsel; mouthful; myrrh; piece; power; subsistence; the body; the calf of the leg; the flower of a China rose; a kind of haritāla; a state of jīrṇasūta; tīkṣṇaloha; [rit.] sapiṇḍa

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: name of a king; name of Śiva

Meanings: name of a people; name of a Yādava prince; king of the Kuntis

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: a particular spell recited over weapons; a war-chariot; air; chariot; Dalbergia Ougeinensis; dripping; moving on swiftly; name of the 23rd Arhat of the past Utsarpiṇī; running (as a chariot); sprinkling; wind

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: fine cotton or silk; name of a celebrated city and place of pilgrimage; the modern Benares

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: a king; prince

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Meanings: to cause to burst asunder; to disperse; to lacerate; to open; to push away

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: an interjection expressing astonishment or regret

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Meanings: fire; fish or a species of fire; name of Kṛṣṇa's conch taken from the demon Pañcajana; name of one of the 8 Upadvīpas in Jambudvīpa

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: a descendant of Śibi or king of the Śibis; name of one of the four horses of Viṣṇu

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Meanings: name of a warrior on the side of the Pāṇḍavas

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: to burst asunder; to fall to pieces; to run away; to start up; to tremble or start with fear

Meanings: to hear repeatedly (especially what is handed down in the Veda)

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: injury; mischief. harm; offence; perfidy; treachery; wrong

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: name of one of the warriors of the Mahābhārata

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Meanings: to abolish; to annihilate; to anoint; to chafe; to destroy; to massage (e.g. with a kaṣāya) (Sarma, S.R. (0), 120); to rub

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: to approach together; to enter into any condition or state; to go or come near; to join; to join in approaching; to unite

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: crime; loss of caste; sin

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Meanings: a murderer; endeavouring to kill some one; having one's bow drawn

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Meanings: a particular manner of fighting; a particular mode of flight; anything thrown in or added as an ingredient; collision; concussion; confluence; flying or rushing together; happening; occurence; place of contact; remnant (of a fluid); residue (of an offering); taking place

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: (in astron.) advancing; a path; a road; a treatise; manner; precession; progress; walking; way

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: to bring forth; to create; to form

Meanings: a common name for men used in grammar, phil. etc.; name of Arjuna's conch-shell; name of a cousin (or younger brother) and opponent of Gautama Buddha; name of a Grāma of the Bāhikas; name of a Nāga; name of a son of Haridatta; name of a son of king Jayadatta; name of a son of the Brāhman Govindadatta; name of a son of Uruśravas and father of agniveśya; name of one of the vital airs (which is exhaled in yawning); name of several authors

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: to drop; to fall down

Meanings: name of a king

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: anxious for battle; wishing to fight

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: a wife's brother (in later literature esp. the brother-in-law or favourite of a king); the brother of a bride

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: a class of divinities (constituting one portion of the so-called Anuttara divinities of the Jainas); a poisonous insect; name of a mythical sword; name of a serpent-demon; name of a son of Gobhānu; name of a son of Kṛṣṇa; one of the eleven Rudras; Viṣṇu; Śiva

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: name of Bhīshma

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: name of a warrior; name of Bhīmasena

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: a double drum; a large military drum beaten at one end; a small drum or tabor; a thunder-cloud or a cloud to which the thunder is ascribed

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: a kind of cymbal; a small drum

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: to be defiled or polluted; to become faithless; to become worse; to commit an offence against (acc.); to deteriorate; to fall (morally); to fall off

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: to break; to cheat; to erase; to hurt; to omit (a letter); to plunder; to rob; to seize; to spoil; to take away; to waste

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: to blow away; to blow before or in front; to blow into (esp. into a conch shell); to cry out; to destroy; to scare

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: at the head of; before; before all others; before the face of; first; in front of; in the first place; opposite to (with gen. or ifc.)

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: (in dram.) the lover or hero; a guide; a husband; a paradigm or example (in gram.); chief; leader; lord; name of a Brāhman; name of an author; name of Gautama Buddha; principal; the central gem of a necklace (implying also "a general")

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)

Meanings: quivering; trembling; tremor

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)