Word frequency

Meanings: acrid; bitter; caustic (as words); disagreeable (as sounds); envious; fierce; hot; ill-smelling; impetuous; pungent; sharp (one of the six kinds of flavour); stimulating (as smell); strong-scented

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Meanings: growth; increase; prosperity

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Meanings: inexperienced; left; not dexterous; not giving or bringing in a dakṣiṇā or present to the priest; not handy; not right; simple-minded

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Meanings: to leave as a remainder

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Meanings: a word that has not been strictly kept; having passed the night; having stood for a time or in some place; insipid; not fresh; stale

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Meanings: ifc. destined for; relating to

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Meanings: juicy; palatable; savoury; tasty

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Meanings: conformity; suitability

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Meanings: gratitude; returning a service or favour

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Meanings: exercise; practice

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Meanings: rejected; spoiled; used; useless

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Meanings: disease; indigestion; sickness

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Meanings: giving health; healthy

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Meanings: excrement; faeces

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Meanings: a kind of insect (kīṭa); civet; Guilandina Bonduc; purulent matter; pus; pūtikarañja

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Meanings: not intending

Meanings: acrid; burning; pungent; scorching

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Meanings: disobliging; not assisting; not making a return for benefits received; ungrateful; unserviceable; useless

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Meanings: chief of; first; most virtuous; the best; very good or right; very venerable or respectable

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Meanings: a red variety of the castor-oil plant; a tiger; any pre-eminently strong or noble person; name of a king; name of a Rākṣasa; name of various authors; Pongamia Glabra

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Meanings: a member of the military or second order or caste; authority of the second caste; dominion; governing body; government; might (whether human or supernatural); power; supremacy; Tabernaemontana coronaria; the body; the military or reigning order; the rank of a member of the reigning or military order; warrior; water; wealth

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Meanings: as; duly; exactly; like; properly; rightly; suitably

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Meanings: anywhere; at any time; sometimes; somewhere

Meanings: able; clever; competent; conversant with; fit for; good; healthy; in good condition; proper; prosperous; skilful; suitable; well

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Meanings: to abandon; to disembark; to disregard; to forsake the body i.e. die; to give up; to give up the ghost; to leave; to not heed; to quit; to reject; to resign the breath

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Meanings: to be pregnant; to bear; to bear in mind; to bear on the head; to carry; to conceive; to employ; to fulfil a duty; to have; to hold; to hold in a balance; to hold to an agreement; to honour highly; to inflict punishment on; to keep; to let the hair or beard grow; to maintain; to measure; to observe or keep a vow; to perform penance; to possess; to practise; to practise self-control; to preserve; to recollect; to remember; to undergo; to use; to weigh

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Meanings: to learn by heart; to observe; to read; to recite; to study; to turn the mind towards; to understand

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Meanings: actually; before one's eyes; clearly; directly; evidently; immediately; in bodily form; in person; manifestly; openly; personally; really; visibly; with one's own eyes; with the eyes

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Meanings: ignorant (rarely "malicious"); silly; weak-minded

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Meanings: (in gram.) easily pronounced; (in prosody) short; active; beautiful; causing relief; clean; easily digested; easy; easy in mind; feeble; in good health; insignificant; light; low (said of persons); minute; nimble; pleasing; short (in time); small; soft; swift; unimpeded; weak; young

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Meanings: to allure; to be interested in (dat. or loc.); to be perplexed or disturbed; to become disordered; to desire greatly or eagerly; to entice; to go astray; to long for

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Meanings: forming the 5th part; the fifth

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Meanings: to begin; to enter into; to enter thoroughly; to enter together or at once; to fill; to go or fall into any state or condition (acc.); to occupy; to penetrate; to sit or settle down in or on (acc. or loc.); to take possession of; to undertake

Meanings: to free; to liberate; to remove

Meanings: (met.) to place in front i.e. employ in the hardest work; to appoint; to attach to i.e. make dependent on; to bind on; to coerce; to command; to confer or intrust anything (acc.) upon or to; to direct or commission or authorize to; to direct towards; to employ; to enjoin; to fix (mind or eyes upon); to harness; to impel; to instal (double acc.); to join; to order; to place at; to put in the way (with loc.); to put together (esp. the hands in a certain position); to tie or fasten to; to tie to the pole of a carriage i.e. yoke; to trust or charge with; to use

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Meanings: ashes; being; decoration; earth; existence; fortune; fried meat (?); ground; might; name of a Sāman; name of the wife of Ruci or Kavi and the mother of Manu Bhautya; name of various plants (Andropogon Schoenanthus or rohiṣa etc.); ornament; power; prosperity; superhuman power (as attainable by the practice of austerity and magical rites); thriving; Welfare personified; wealth; wellbeing

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Meanings: to cease; to come to rest; to engage in; to rest; to take pleasure in

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Meanings: a thread; effort; energy; fimness; fortitude; happiness; joy; perseverance; power; resolution; strength; strength of will; strenuous and continuous exertion

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Meanings: aversion; dejection; depression; despair (one of the Vyabhicāras); despondency (esp. as the result of unrequited love); disappointment; disgust; drooping state; dulness; fear; insensibility; languor; lassitude; stupidity; weakness

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Meanings: (in astron.) name of one of the 7 divisions of the planetary courses; artless; belonging to the Prakṛti; low; normal; original; Prākritic; provincial; vulgar

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Meanings: bright; clear-sighted (lit. and fig.); clever; conspicuous; distinct; experienced or versed in; familiar with; perceptible; radiant; sagacious; splendid; visible; wise

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Meanings: in 3 parts; in 3 places; in 3 ways; triply

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Meanings: a fetter; a prop; a surgical instrument (esp. a blunt one); an amulet; any instrument for holding or restraining or fastening; any instrument or apparatus; appliance (as a bolt or lock on a door); band; barrier; engine; implement; machine; mechanical contrivance; mystical diagram supposed to possess occult powers; rein; restraint; support; thong; tie; trace

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Meanings: heroism; might; name of a village; prowess; the heroic branch of dramatic art; valour

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Meanings: agriculture; cultivation of the soil; cultivation of the soil personified; earth; harvest; ploughing

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Meanings: desirous of (with acc.); striving to obtain; wishing to get or obtain

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Meanings: to be sensible or aware of; to consider; to deliberate about; to examine; to feel; to hesitate about doing anything; to investigate; to perceive; to reflect on; to stroke; to test; to touch (mentally); to touch (with the hands); to try

Meanings: (in rhet.) a figure of speech expressive of doubt; a conglomeration or conglutination (of material elements); danger; doubt; risk; uncertainty about

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Meanings: adulterating; connected with; diverse; manifold; mingled; mixed; various

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Meanings: difficult of access or approach; impassable; unattainable

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