Word frequency

Meanings: a jewel; a large water-jar; a magnet; any ornament or amulet; clitoris; crystal; gem; glans penis; globule; loadstone; name of a companion of Skanda (associated with Sumaṇi); name of a king of the Kimṇaras; name of a Nāga; name of a sage; name of a son of Yuyudhāna; name of the jewel-lotus prayer; name of various wks. and a collection of magical formulas; pearl; the dependent fleshy excrescences on a goat's neck; the hump (of a camel); the wrist; thyroid cartilage; sūryakānta

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Meanings: difficult to be obtained or found; hard; hard to be; rare; scarce

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Meanings: (in Gr.) the subject; a plea; a recipient; appropriate act or one consistent with the character of the agent; assistance; asylum; attaching to; attachment; authority; choosing; connection; contiguity; dependance; depending on; dwelling; excuse; following; having recourse to; help; joining; place of refuge; practising; protection; relation; resting-place; sanction; seat; shelter; taking; that to which anything is annexed or with which anything is closely connected or on which anything depends or rests; that to which the predicate is annexed; the being inclined or addicted to; the person or thing in which any quality or article is inherent or retained or received; union; vicinity; warrant

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Meanings: (in Mīm. phil.) a rule or precept (laying down or specifying something otherwise optional); (in rhet.) a common-place; a particular process applied to minerals (esp. to quicksilver); agreement; any act of voluntary penance or meritorious piety (esp. a lesser vow or minor observance dependent on external conditions and not so obligatory as yama); any conventional expression or usual comparison; any fixed rule or law; checking; contract; controlling; definition; determination; holding back; keeping down; limitation; lowering (as the voice); Necessity or Law personified as a son of Dharma and Dhṛti; name of Viṣṇu; necessity; performing five positive duties; preventing; promise; reduction or restriction to; restraining; restraint of the mind (the 2nd of the 8 steps of meditation in Yoga); vow; niyāmana

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Meanings: active; eloquent; exciting; generous; great; high; honest; liberal; lofty; noble; right; sincere

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Meanings: excessively

Meanings: to free from (abl.); to liberate; to loosen

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Meanings: Karṇa; name of a plant; name of Bṛhaspati; name of one of the 8 Maruts; Pentaptera tomentosa; the 3rd lustrum in the 60 years cycle of Jupiter; the living or personal soul (as distinguished from the universal soul); the principle of life; vital breath; [astron.] the planet Jupiter (Bṛhaspati); [gramm.] root jīv

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Meanings: to adorn; to be brilliant; to honour or treat with respect; to praise; to recommend; to shine; to sing (dat.)

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Meanings: fire

Meanings: fourfold; of 4 sorts or kinds

Meanings: a fibre; a girdle; a kind of tree; a line; a measuring line; a short sentence or aphoristic rule; a sketch; a thread; any work or manual consisting of strings of such rules hanging together like threads; cord; direction; line; plan; rule; string; stroke; that which like a thread runs through or holds together everything; the sacred thread or cord worn by the first three classes; wire; yarn

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Meanings: to be left as a remnant; to remain

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Meanings: to appear; to begin to become light; to enlighten; to gleam; to illuminate; to look like (nom. with or without iva); to seem; to shine; to shine forth

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Meanings: appearing; occasioned by; occurring in; risen; rising up; sprung or produced or derived from

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Meanings: enlivening; enlivening a magical formula; fresh butter; life; livelihood; living by (instr. or in comp.); making alive; manner of living; marrow; means of living; milk; water

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Meanings: ignorance; stupidity; want of understanding

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Meanings: cultivated; doing good actions; fortunate; generous; prosperous; virtuous; wise

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Meanings: inaccessible; inscrutable; unfathomable

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Meanings: a beggar; a follower; a plaintiff; a servant; a wooer; companion; one who asks for a girl in marriage; one who supplicates with prayers; petitioner; prosecutor; suitor

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Meanings: breaking; destroying; piercing; splitting

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Meanings: the Bhaviṣyapurāṇa; the fruit of Dillenia Indica; the future

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Meanings: acting wickedly

Meanings: intelligence; knowledge; name of a son of Manu Svāyambhuva; understanding

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Meanings: consistent with (instr. or in comp.); not incompatible with; unimpeded; unobstructed

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Meanings: eight-fold; in eight parts or sections

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Meanings: a kind of small drum or tabor; the mystical syllable om

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Meanings: to attach to; to weave on

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Meanings: acquisition; conciliating; obtaining; pleasure; propitiating; satisfaction

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Meanings: (fig.) the highest or first part of anything; (in gram.) the roof or top of the palate (as one of the 8 Sthanas or places of utterance); beginning; chief (applied to persons); commencement; first; front (of battle); head in general; name of a state of spiritual exaltation; point; skull; summit; the base (in geom); the forehead; top

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Meanings: a house; a receptacle; asylum; dwelling

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Meanings: to converse with (saha); to cut off; to name; to say to (acc.); to sever; to speak; to utter or pronounce a sound

Meanings: going anywhere

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Meanings: to melt (trans.); to return; to revolve; to turn or draw round or back or near; to turn or go towards; to turn round or back; [alchemy; metal or mineral] to be about to melt

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Meanings: always; constantly; eternally

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Meanings: to consider; to meditate; to recall to mind

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Meanings: liquid; melting away; perishable

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Meanings: bestowal; casting; cause; cessation; creating (esp. secondary creation or creation in detail by Puruṣa); creation (in the concrete sense); destruction of the world; discharge; dismissal; emission; end; end of the annual course of the sun; evacuation (of excrement); exemption from worldly existence; final emancipation; getting rid of; giving; granting; hurling; letting go; letting loose i.e. driving out (cows); liberation; light; membrum virile; name of a symbol in grammar; name of Śiva; offspring; opening (of the closed hand); parting; producing; product; rejection; scattering; sending away; sending forth; separation; shooting; splendour; the sun's southern course; throwing; voiding

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Meanings: a being; a house; abode; earth; living creature; man; mankind; place of being; residence; the world; water

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Meanings: a direction; an intermediate point or half-quarter (as northeast); command; direction; dominion; indication; order; pointing to or out; quarter; region of the sky

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Meanings: border; circuit; edge; end; side

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Meanings: fine; minute

Meanings: a good memory; bearing; certainty; collection or concentration of the mind (joined with the retention of breath); firmness; fixed preceptor settled rule; intellect; keeping back; maintaining; retaining; righteousness; steadfastness; supporting; the 8th to the 11th day in the light half of month Jyaiṣṭha; the act of holding; understanding; wearing

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Meanings: ... Namen besitzend; benannt nach

Meanings: advantageous; common; easy; easy to be obtained; feasible; fit for; trivial; useful

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Meanings: finer; smaller

Meanings: application; course; direction; employment; entering; flight; going round; occurrence; recurrence to the same point; repetition; repetition (as a figure of rhetoric); retreat; reversion; revolving; the revolution of births; turn of a way; turning back or from; turning towards; use; worldly existence

Source: Monier-Williams (1988)