Word frequency

Meanings: a husband; God; king; master; name of Kubera; prince; the Supreme Being; Zahl 11

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Meanings: combat; contest; fight; struggle; war

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Meanings: a decoction; a propitiatory offering or gift (of food); a residuum; absence of excitement; aid; approbation; brightness; brightness (of the face); calmness; clarified liquor; clearness; clearness of style; favour; free gift; good humour; graciousness; gratuity; Kindness personified as a son of Dharma and Maitrī; kind behaviour; kindness; pellucidnees; perspicuity; purity; serenity of disposition; settlings; the food presented to an idol; the remnants of food left by a spiritual teacher (which any one may freely appropriate to his own use); tranquillity; welfare; well-being

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Meanings: to accomplish; to approach; to approach for sexual intercourse; to discover; to fall in with; to find; to go up to; to meet; to obtain; to overtake; to read; to study

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Meanings: a deity; a religious offering or rite; chance; destiny; divine power or will; fate

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Meanings: (in Sāṅkhya phil.) the third of the eight producers or sources of creation; conception of one's individuality; egotism; haughtiness; individualization; pride; self-consciousness; the conceit or conception of individuality; the making of self; thinking of self

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Meanings: disliking; hating; hostile

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Meanings: to acknowledge; to admit; to approach; to approach (any work); to approach a teacher; to approach sexually; to arrive at; to be present; to become a pupil; to befall; to betake one's self to; to come near to; to comprehend; to devote one's self to; to enter into any state; to fall into; to fall to one's share; to go or come or step near; to happen; to implore (a god); to incur; to join (in singing); to make one's appearance; to meet with; to obtain; to occur; to perform (a sacrifice); to reach; to regard as; to set about; to suffer; to turn towards; to undergo; to understand; to undertake

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Meanings: (in astrol.) name of the fifth house; a Bodhisattva; a son; a species of small venomous animal; child; name of a son of Brahmiṣṭha; name of a son of Manu; [gramm.] the word 'putra'

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Meanings: altogether; always; collectively; completely; entirely; everywhere; in every or any way; in general; on all sides; thoroughly; universally; universally (sometimes used to denote that a collective noun in or the may be in any case or); wholly

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Meanings: to abide; to be present; to cease; to celebrate; to continue; to continue doing anything; to continue in any situation; to do anything without interruption; to dwell in; to exist; to have an end; to inhabit; to last; to lie; to make one's abode in; to remain; to rest; to sit; to sit down; to sit quietly; to solemnize

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Meanings: to abide; to be based or rest on; to be established; to cease; to depend or rely on; to dwell; to prosper; to resist (acc.); to set (as the sun); to spread or extend over (acc.); to stand; to stand firm; to stand still; to stay; to thrive; to withstand

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Meanings: to be redundant; to defer; to die; to elapse; to enter; to get over; to neglect; to outdo; to overcome; to overflow; to overstep; to overtake; to pass by; to pass on; to pass over; to pass through; to violate

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Meanings: many; much; not one; separated

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Meanings: to offer or present an oblation (acc. or gen.) to (dat.) or in; to sacrifice (esp. pour butter into the fire); to sacrifice to; to sprinkle on; to worship or honour (acc.) with (instr.)

Meanings: name of an Asura (the artificer or architect of the Daityas); name of various teachers and authors (esp. of an astronomer and a poet)

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Meanings: distinguished; eminent; exceedingly wise; having a great or noble nature; high-minded; highly gifted; magnanimous; mighty; noble; powerful

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Meanings: (in astron.) opposition; battle; conflict of the planets; fight; war

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Meanings: here at this time; in this matter; in this place; in this respect; then; there

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Meanings: always

Meanings: a kind of military array; conquest; name of a chief of the Yakṣas; name of a preceptor; name of a Sūta; the son of Gavalgaṇa and follower of Dhṛtarāṣṭra; name of a son of Bharmyāśva; name of a son of Dhṛtarāṣṭra; name of a son of Kīrti; name of a son of Kolāhala; name of a son of Prati or Pratikṣatra; name of a son of Raṇaṃjaya; name of a son of Supārśva; name of a Vyāsa; victory

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Meanings: to adhere; to affix; to apply anything; to be subject to; to betake one's self to; to choose; to depend on; to enter; to inhabit; to join; to keep in mind; to prefer; to refer or appeal to; to resort to; to rest on; to seek refuge in

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Meanings: (in Gr.) action (as the general idea expressed by any verb); a literary work; a noun of action; a religious rite or ceremony; act; action; activity; applying a remedy; bodily action; business; cure; doing; exercise of the limbs; judicial investigation; labour; medical treatment or practice; obsequies; occupation with (in comp.); performance; performing; purificatory rites (as ablution etc.); Religious Action (personified as a daughter of Dakṣa and wife of Dharma); religious action; rites performed immediately after death; sacrifice; sacrificial act; undertaking; verb; work; worship

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Meanings: to advance; to appear; to approach any one with requests (with two acc.); to approach with prayers; to arrive at; to ask; to blow; to come; to come to; to fall into; to flow; to gain by asking; to get about; to go; to go to or towards to come back again; to make one's appearance; to obtain; to reach; to request; to return; to run; to spread; to succeed; to undertake anything to go quickly or repeatedly; to walk; to wander

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Meanings: always; at all times; everywhere; in every case

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Meanings: activity; advance; appearance; application; behaviour; coming forth; conduct; continuance; currency; destiny; efficacy; employment; exertion; fate; function; giving or devoting one's self to; inclination or predilection for; intelligence of (gen. or comp.); lot; manifestation; moving onwards; news; origin; practice; preference; prevalence; progress; prosecution of. course or tendency towards; rise; source; the applicability or validity of a rule; tidings; use

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Meanings: to desire; to expect; to hope for (with acc.); to long for; to look for anything (dat.); to strive to obtain; to wait for await (with acc.); to wish

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Meanings: detached from worldly feelings or passions; free from ties; independent; not stopped or intercepted by or at; unattached or indifferent to

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Meanings: brightness; flame; glow; grief or regret for (comp.); heat; lustre; pain; sorrow; tears

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Meanings: a Kuru; a kind of snake; a son of Dhṛtarāṣṭra; a sort of goose with black legs and bill; patr. of Duryodhana

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Meanings: both; in both manners; in both ways; of both kinds

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Meanings: endowed with knowledge or intelligence; knowing; knowing the higher knowledge or knowledge of spirit; wise

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Meanings: to acknowledge; to act according to; to affirm; to ascend; to be of the opinion of; to carry out; to do; to follow; to go towards; to have regard for; to maintain; to mount; to perform; to practise; to resort to; to side or take part with; to stand or remain on or by; to stay near; to take care for; to undertake; to use

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Meanings: to answer (either intrans. with punar or trans. with praśnam); to be told by itself; to call or profess one's self to be; to choose; to designate for one's self; to proclaim; to say; to speak; to speak about any person or thing (acc. with or without prati); to speak or decide or judge wrongly; to tell

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Meanings: (in music) a particular Śruti; a particular śakti; abundance; development; expansion; fortune; glory; great power; greatness; magnificence; manifestation of might; multiplication; name of Lakṣmi (the goddess of fortune and welfare); one of the Daśadūtīs; opulence; plenty; prosperity; riches; sovereign power; splendour; successful issue (of a sacrifice); superhuman power (consisting of eight faculties); the ashes of cow-dung etc. (with which Śiva is said to smear his body); the might of a king or great lord; wealth; welfare; img/alchemy.bmp

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Meanings: if; in case that

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Meanings: country; empire; kingdom; kingship; realm; royalty; sovereignty

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Meanings: to be afraid of; to fear

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Meanings: a thunderbolt; adoration (by gesture or word); bow; donation; food; gift; obeisance; reverential salutation

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Meanings: (in alg.) the initial quantity of a progression; a sort of garment; beginning; face; jaws; muzzle; proboscis; snout; the mouth; the point (of an arrow); the root of Tabernaemontana Coronaria; the spout (of a jug); mukha

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Meanings: dreadful; terrible

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Meanings: a bolt or pin; a mountain; name of a Devarshi; name of a son of Subala; name of Śiva and of the first of the nine deified persons; rock; the number seven

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Meanings: sarvasmāt or sarvebhyas; around (acc.); completely; entirely; everywhere; from all; from all sides; from every one; in every direction; thoroughly

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Meanings: belonging to self; own

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Meanings: to abstain or desist from; to be born again; to be ineffective or useless; to be omitted; to be wanting; to be withheld from; to cease; to disappear; to end; to escape; to fall back; to flee; to get rid of (abl.); to leave off; to not belong to (abl.); to not to occur; to pass over to; to rebound; to retreat; to return from (abl.) to; to return into life; to revive; to stop (trans. and intrans.); to turn away; to turn back; to vanish

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Meanings: (in phil.) equivalence (regarded as one of the Pramāṇas); (in rhet.) a possible case; ability; acquaintance; adequacy; agreement; appearance; being; being brought about; being contained in; being or coming together; birth; capacity; cause; compatibility; conformity (esp. of the receptacle with the thing received); destruction; existence; finding room in; intercourse (esp. sexual intercourse); intimacy; loss; meeting; name of a son of Sarva [<- Dhanuṣa <- Satyadhṛti]; occasion; occurrence; origin; possibility; production; reason; source; the being produced from; union

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Meanings: coming to life again; existence; name of Agni at the Vratādeśa; origin; production; revival

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Meanings: a religious vow or practice; any pious observance; any vow or firm purpose; command; conduct; custom; dominion; function; holy practice (as fasting); law; manner; manner of life; meritorious act of devotion or austerity; mode or; obedience; ordinance; realm; resolve to; rule; service; solemn vow; sphere of action; the feeding only on milk (as a fast or observance according to rule); the practice of always eating the same food; usage; will

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Meanings: avarice (personified as a son of Puṣṭi or of Dambha and Māyā); confusion; covetousness; cupidity; eager desire for or longing after; impatience; perplexity

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Meanings: a pass (in the mountains); a way; aperture (esp. of the human body); door; entrance; gate; means; medium; opening; passage

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