Word frequency

Meanings: a triad (chiefly ifc.); [medic.] saṃnipāta

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Meanings: freedom from malice or treachery

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Meanings: suppression of anger

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Meanings: atheistical; not belonging to the Deity; paramount; unable; unchecked; without a superior; without power

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Meanings: disorder; impropriety; indecorum; irregularity; unjust or unlawful action

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Meanings: aloe wood; dishevelled state (of the hair); harshness (esp. of language); insult; reproach; roughness; shagginess; squalor; the grove of Indra; violence (in word or deed)

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Meanings: to be disarranged or bewildered; to disperse; to drive asunder; to fall into disorder or confusion; to hover; to move about (the tail); to quiver; to reel; to roam over; to roll; to scare away; to shake; to wander or roam or fly about; to wander through (acc.); to whirl

Meanings: to feel dislike or repugnance for; to hate; to show one's hatred against (acc.)

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Meanings: silly; unwise; weak-minded

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Meanings: constancy

Meanings: devoted to enjoyments; eating; enjoying; experiencing; having or offering enjoyments; opulent; possessing; suffering; undergoing; using; wealthy

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Meanings: very haughty

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Meanings: non-calumny

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Meanings: illimitable; immeasurable

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Meanings: great haughtiness

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Meanings: caused by; dependent on; founded on some motive; having a cause or reason

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Meanings: indignant

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Meanings: a division of medicine; a female demon; a kind of salt [kālānimak, beng. bitlavana]; black mustard; Sinapis ramosa; the urethra; a kind of rasaudhī

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Meanings: Azadirachta Indica; a grant of property; an assignment of cattle or money; any literary composition or work; attachment to; basis; binding on; bondage; chain; constipation or suppression of urine; fastening; fetter; fixed property; intentness on; name of a particular work; obstruction; origin; restraint; root; tying

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Meanings: falsehood; untruth

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Meanings: freedom from any desire

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Meanings: to be ashamed

Meanings: a Brāhman (re-born through investiture with the sacred thread); a bird or any oviparous animal (appearing first as an egg); a man of any one of the first 3 classes; a tooth (as growing twice); any Āryan; coriander seed or Xantboxylum Alatum; samudraphena

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Meanings: intellectual; intelligent

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Meanings: acid; fiery; hot; inauspicious; keen; rough; rude; sharp; vehement

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Meanings: to be married to (instr.); to be supplied or furnished with (instr.); to bind; to combine; to conjoin; to connect; to direct towards; to endow or furnish with (instr.); to fetter; to fix on; to form an alliance; to have sexual intercourse; to join or attach together; to league together; to meet or fall in with (instr.); to place in; to unite

Meanings: to approve; to declare; to esteem; to extol; to foretell; to laud; to praise; to proclaim; to prophesy; to stimulate; to urge on; to value

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Meanings: quälen; schlecht behandeln; to emaciate; vermindern

Meanings: to aim at; to declare; to destine; to determine; to enunciate; to explain; to instruct; to intend; to mean; to point at; to point out; to prophesy; to say; to show or direct towards; to signify; to speak of; to take for; to teach

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Meanings: (met.) a capable or competent person; a drinking-vessel; a leaf; a meal (as placed on a dish); an actor or an actor's part or character in a play; an adept in; an order; any one worthy of or fit for or abounding in; any vessel or receptacle; bowl; command; cup; dish; fitness; goblet; master of (gen.); plate; pot; propriety; utensil

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Meanings: attention; care; consideration of or regard for a thing; favour; feasting; festival; honour; hospitable treatment; hospitality; kind treatment; religious observance; reverence

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Meanings: a ghost; an evil being; the spirit of a dead person (esp. before obsequial rites are performed)

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Meanings: adhesive; affectionate; agreeable; attached; attached to or fond of; bland; charming; dense (as shade); fat; friendly; gentle; glossy; glutinous; greasy; lovely; mild; oily; resplendent; slippery; smooth; soft; sticky; tender; thick; treated or cured with oily substances; unctuous; viscous or viscid

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Meanings: arid; astringent; cruel (as a person or speech); dirtied; disagreeable; dismal (as a house); dreary; dry; emaciated; hard; harsh; having the smell of an elephant in rut; not greasy or oily (as food or medicine); not soft (to the sight); rough; rough to the taste; smeared; soiled; thin; unkind; unpleasant

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Meanings: to aim at; to ally; to associate with (instr.); to have in view; to master; to overcome; to snap at (acc.) for devouring; to take aim at (dat. or acc.); to win (as by presents)

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Meanings: mobile; not firm

Meanings: an object of reverence; approval; attention; honouring; praise; respect; reverencing; worship

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Meanings: a basket; a chaplet or garland for the head; annoyance; compassion; devastation; eclipse (of a planet); harm; injury; limitation; obscuration; Pinus Longifolia; pain; pity; restriction; suffering; violation

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Meanings: to feel pain; to harass; to pain; to suffer; to torment; to vex

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Meanings: being in the heart; beloved; charming; cherished; dainty (as food); grateful; inmost; innermost; internal; inward; lovely; pleasant; pleasant to the stomach savoury; pleasing or dear to the heart; proceeding from or produced in the heart

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Meanings: a means of healing a sore; anointing; ascending; causing a sore to fill up; chafing; destroying; ein Mittel zur Wachstumsförderung; elevating; going up; healing a sore; interrupting; omitting; overturning; ploughing a field twice or thoroughly; putting away or aside; raising; rising; rubbing; suspending

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Meanings: beautiful; briny; graceful; saline; salt; tasteful

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Meanings: uve!

Meanings: abandoned; deprived of; deserted; lonely; separated or free from; solitary

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Meanings: existence; name of a goddess; real being; the being true; truth

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Meanings: the son of Purūravas and Urvaśī

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Meanings: a worthless or common utensil; an undeserving or worthless object; to receive gifts; unfit recipient; unworthy

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Meanings: a particular number; ascertainment; certainty; command; description; details or particulars; directing; indicating; instruction (often ifc.); order; pointing out; proximity; special mention; specification; vicinity

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Meanings: unbelief; want of trust

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Meanings: acid; sour

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