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101 मदारः _madārḥ
मदारः [मद्-आरन्; Uṇ.3.134]1 An elephant in rut.-2 A hog.-3 A thorn-apple or Dhattūra.-4 A lover, libertine.-5 A kind of perfume.-6 A cheat or rogue (?). -
102 मुदिरः _mudirḥ
मुदिरः [मुद्-किरच् Uṇ.1.5]1 A cloud; प्रचुरपुरन्दरधनु- रनुरञ्जितमेदुरमुदिरसुवेशम् Gīt.2; or मुञ्चसि नाद्यापि रुषं भामिनि मुदिरालिरुदियाय Bv.2.88; मुदिरजालमुदीक्ष्य शिखण्डिनः Rām. Ch.4.35.-2 A lover, libertine.-3 A frog. -
103 रत _rata
रत p. p. [रम्-कर्तरि क्त]1 Pleased, delighted, grati- fied.-2 Pleased or delighted with, fond of, enamoured of, fondly attached to.-3 Inclined to, disposed.-4 Loved, beloved.-5 Intent on, engaged in, devoted to; गोब्राह्मणहिते रतः Ms.11.78.-6 Having sexual intercourse with (see रम्).-तम् 1 Pleasure.-2 Sexual union, coition; अन्वभूत् परिजनाङ्गनारतम् R.19.23,25; Me.91.-3 The private parts.-Comp. -अन्ध्री (अङ्घ्री ?) f. mist, fog,-अन्दुकः, -आमर्दः a dog.-अयनी a prostitute, harlot.-अर्थिन् a. lustful, lascivious.-उद्वहः the (Indian) cuckoo.-ऋद्धिक 1 a day.-2 the eight auspicious objects.-3 bathing for pleasure.-कीलः 1 a dog.-2 a penis.-कूजितम् lustful or lascivious murmur.-गुरुः a husband.-गृहम् pudendum muliebre.-ज्वरः a crow.-तालिन् m. a libertine, sensualist.-ताली a procuress, bawd.-नाराचः, -नीरीचः 1 a voluptuary.-2 the god of love, Cupid.-3 a dog.-4 lascivious murmur.-निधिः the wagtail.-बन्धः sexual union.-मानस a. having a delighted mind.-विशेषाः various kinds of sexual union.-व्रणः, -शायिन् m. a dog.-हिण्डक 1 a ravisher or seducer of women.-2 a voluptuary. -
104 रसिक _rasika
रसिक a. [रसो$स्त्यस्य ठन्]1 Savoury, sapid, tasteful.-2 Graceful, elegant, beautiful.-3 Impassioned.-4 Apprehending flavour or excellence, possessed of taste, appreciative, discriminating; तद् वृत्तं प्रवदन्ति काव्यरसिकाः शार्दूलविक्रीडितम् Śrut.4.-5 Finding pleasure or taking delight in, delighting in, devoted to (usually in comp.); इयं मालती भगवता सदृशसंयोगरसिकेन वेधसा मन्मथेन मया च तुभ्यं दीयते Māl.6; so कामरसिकः Bh.3.112; परोपकाररसिकस्य Mk.6.19.-6 Humorous, witty.-7 Fanciful.-8 Lustful.-कः 1 A man of taste or feeling, an apprecia- tor of excellence or beauty; cf. अरसिक.-2 A libertine.-3 An elephant.-4 A horse.-5 The Sārasa bird.-का 1 The juice of sugar-cane, molasses.-2 The tongue.-3 A woman;s girdle; see रसाला also. -
105 रागिन् _rāgin
रागिन् a. [राग-इनि]1 Coloured, dyed.-2 Colouring. painting.-3 Red.-4 Full of passion or feeling, impas- sioned; रागिणापि विहिता तव भक्त्या Ki.18.27.-5 Full of love, subject to love.-6 Passionately fond of, devotedly attached to, desirous of, yearning after (at the end of comp.); रागी कर्मफलप्रेप्सुः Bg.18.27.-7 Delighting, rejoicing. -m.1 A painter.-2 A lover; एको रागिषु राजते प्रियतमादेहार्धहारी हरः Bh.3.121.-3 A libertine, sensua- list.-णी 1 A modification of a musical mode (राग), of which 3 or 36 kinds are enumerated.-2 A wanton and intriguing woman, a lustful woman. -
106 लम्पट _lampaṭa
लम्पट a.1 Greedy, covetous, hankering after; दधिभक्तलम्पट इव Ratn.2.-2 Lustful, libidinous, dis- solute, addicted to licentious pleasures; देशे देशे लम्पटाः पर्यटन्तः Viś. Guṇā.143.-टः A libertine, profligate, rake. -
107 लम्पाकः _lampākḥ
लम्पाकः 1 A libertine.-2 (pl.) N. of a country. -
108 लिम्पट _limpaṭa
लिम्पट a. Libidinous, lustful.-टः A libertine, lecher. -
109 लुब्ध _lubdha
लुब्ध p. p. [लुभ्-क्त]1 Greedy, covetous, avaricious.-2 Desirous of, longing for, greedy of; as in धनलुब्ध, मांसलुब्ध, गुणलुब्ध &c.; वृणते हि विमृश्यकारिणं गुणलुब्धाः स्वयमेव संपदः; Ki.2.3.-ब्धः 1 A hunter.-2 A libertine, lecher. -
110 वर _vara
वर a. [वृ-कर्मणि अप्]1 Best, excellent, most beauti- ful or precious, choicest, finest, royal, princely; with gen. or loc. or usually at the end of comp.; वदतां वरः R.1.59; वेदविदां वरेण 5.23;11.54; Ku.6.18; नृवरः, तरुवराः, सरिद्वरा &c.-2 Better than, preferable to; ग्रन्थिभ्यो धारिणो वराः Ms.12.13; Y.1.352.-रः 1 The act of choosing, selecting.-2 Choice, selection.-3 A boon, blessing, favour (तपोभिरिष्यते यस्तु देवेभ्यः स वरो मतः); वरं वृ or याच् 'to ask a boon'; प्रीतास्मि ते पुत्र वरं वृणीष्व R.2.63; भवल्लब्धवरोदीर्णः Ku.2.32; (for the distinction between वर and आशिस् see आशिस्).-4 A gift, present, reward, recompense.-5 A wish, desire in general.-6 Solicitation, entreaty.-7 Charity, alms.-8 Surrounding, enclosing.-9 Obstructing, checking.-1 A bridegroom, husband; वरं वरयते कन्या; see under वधू (1) also.-11 A suitor, wooer.-12 A dowry.-13 A son-in-law; 'वरो जामातरि श्रेष्ठे' इति विश्वः; रथाङ्गभर्त्रे$भिनवं वराय Śi.3.36.-14 A dissolute man, libertine.-15 A spar- row.-16 Bdellium.-रम् Saffron; (for वरम् see separa- tely).-Comp. -अङ्ग a. having an excellent form.(-ङ्गः) 1 an elephant.-2 N. of Viṣṇu.-3 N. of Cupid.-4 a Nakṣatra year consisting of 324 days. (-ङ्गी) turmeric.(-ङ्गम्) 1 the head; वराङ्गानि महार्हाणि धनुषा शातयामि वः Rām.1.66.1; वराङ्गमुर्व्यामपतच्चमूमुखे Mb.8.91.53.-2 the best part.-3 an elegant form.-4 pudendum mulie- bre.-5 green cinnamon.-अङ्गना a lovely woman; वराङ्गनासेवनमल्पभोजनम् Lakṣmīcharitra.-अन्नम् excellent dish; पक्वापक्वं दिवारात्रं वरान्नममृतोपमम् Mb.7.67.2.-अरणिः a mother; ददर्श रावणस्तत्र गोवृषेन्द्रवरारणिम् Rām.7.23.22.-अर्ह a.1 worthy of a boon.-2 very worthy, highly este- emed;-मत्कृते$द्य वरार्हायाः श्यामतां समुपागतम्(मुखम्) Mb.3.144. 11.-3 very expensive.-आनना a lovely-faced woman.-आजीविन् m. an astrologer.-आरुहः an ox.-आरोह a. having fine hips.(-हः) 1 an excellent rider.-2 a rider on an elephant or horse.-3 mounting, riding. (-हा) an elegant or a beautiful woman; कामं कुरु वरा- रोहे देहि मे परिरम्भणम् Māl.6.11.-आलिः the moon.-आसनम् 1 an excellent seat.-2 the chief seat, a seat of honour.-3 the China rose.-4 a cistern, reservoir.(-नः) 1 a door-keeper.-2 a lover, paramour-इन्द्रः 1 a chief, sovereign.-2 Indra.-3 (also n.) N. of a part of Bengal.-न्द्री the ancient Gaura or Gauda country.-ईश्वरः N. of Śiva.-उरुः, -रूः f. a beautiful woman (lit. having beautiful thighs).-क्रतुः an epithet of Indra.-गात्र a. fair-limbed, beautiful.-चन्दनम् 1 a kind of sandal wood.-2 the pine tree.-तनु a. fair- limbed. (-नुः f.) a beautiful woman; वरतनुरथवासौ नैव दृष्टा त्वया मे V.4.22.-तन्तुः N. of an ancient sage; कौत्सः प्रपेदे वरतन्तुशिष्यः R.5.1.-त्वचः the Nimba tree.-द a.1 conferring a boon, granting or fulfilling a boon; आगच्छ वरदे देवि जपे मे संनिधौ भव Sandhyā.-2 propitious.(-दः) 1 a benefactor.-2 N. of a class of Manes.-3 fire for propitiatory burnt offerings. ˚चतुर्थी N. of the 4th day in the bright half of माघ, ˚हस्तः the boon-giving or beneficent hand (placed on the head of a suppliant by a deity &c.).(-दा) 1 N. of a river; वरद वरदारोधोवृक्षैः सहावनतो रिपुः M.5.1.-2 a maiden, girl.-दक्षिणा 1 a present made to the bridegroom by the father of the bride.-2 a term for expense incurred in fruitless endeavours to recover a loss.-दानम् the granting of a boon.-दानिक a. arising from the bestowal of a favour or boon; चतुर्दश वने वासं वर्षाणि वरदानिकम् Rām.2.17.7.-द्रुमः agallochum.-धर्मः a noble act of justice.-निमन्त्र- णम् a journey undertaken by the parents of the bride to recall the bridegroom (who pretends to go to Kāśī.).-निश्चयः the choice of a bridegroom.-पक्षः the party of the bridegroom (at a wedding); प्रमुदितवरपक्षमेकतस्तत् R.6.86.-पुरुषः the best of men; अहं वरपुरुषमनुष्यो वासुदेवः कामयितव्यः Mk.1.3/31.-प्रद a. granting wishes.-प्रदा N. of Lopāmudrā.-प्रस्थानम्, -यात्रा the setting out of the bridegroom in procession towards the house of the bride for the celebration of marriage.-फलः the cocoa-nut tree.-बाह्लिकम् saffron.-युवतिः, -ती f. a beautiful young woman.-रुचिः N. of a poet and gram- marian (one of the 'nine gems' at the court of king Vikrama; see नवरत्न; he is identified by some with Kātyāyana, the celebrated author of the Vārtikas on Pāṇini's Sūtras).-लक्षणम् the requisites of wedding. पाणिग्रहणमन्त्राश्च प्रथितं वरलक्षणम् Mb.7.55.16.-लब्ध a. received as a boon. (-ब्धः) the Champaka tree.-वत्सला a mother-in-law.-वर्णम् gold.-वर्णिनी 1 an excellent or fair-complexioned woman; मया हीयं वृता पूर्वं भार्यार्थे वरवर्णिनी Mb.1.5.23.-2 a woman in general.-3 turmeric.-4 lac.-5 N. of Lakṣmī.-6 of Durgā.-7 of Sarasvatī.-8 the creeper called Priyaṅgu.-9 a yellow pigment.-वृद्धः N. of Śiva.-शीतम् cinnamon.-सुरत a.1 very wanton.-2 acquainted with the secrets of sexual intercourse.-स्रज् f. 'the bridegroom's garl- and', the garland put by the bride round the neck of the bridegroom. -
111 विदग्ध _vidagdha
विदग्ध p. p.1 Burnt up, consumed by fire.-2 Co- oked.-3 Digested.-4 Destroyed, decomposed.-5 Clever, shrewd, sharp, subtle; नाविदग्धः प्रियं ब्रूयात् Pt.1. 164; U.4.21.-6 Crafty, artful, intriguing.-7 Un- burnt or ill-digested.-8 Lovely, charming.-9 Respectable (as dress &c.).-1 Mature (as a tumour).-11 Tawny, reddish.-ग्धः 1 A wise or learned man, scholar; वृद्धा विदग्धाः प्रविशन्त्यत्र विप्राः Mb.3.133.5.-2 A libertine.-ग्धा A shrewd and clever woman, an artful woman.-Comp. -परिवृद्धता the turning acid and swelling (of food in the stomach).-परिषद् f. an assembly of clever people.- वचन a. clever in speech. -
112 विदूषक _vidūṣaka
विदूषक a. (-की f.)1 Defiling, polluting, contami- nating, corrupting.-2 Detracting, abusing.-3 Witty, humorous, jocular.-कः 1 A jester, buffon.-2 Particularly, the humorous companion and confidential friend of the hero in a play, who excites mirth by his quaint dress, speeches, gestures, appearances &c., and by allowing himself to be made the butt fo ridicule by almost every body; the S. D. thus defines him:-- कुसुमवसन्ताद्यभिधः कर्मवपुर्वेशभाषाद्यैः । हास्यकरः कलहरतिर्विदूषकः स्यात् स्वकर्मज्ञः ॥ 79; cf. also शृङ्गारस्य सहाया विटचेटविदूषकाद्याः स्युः । भक्ता नर्मसु निपुणाः कुपितवधूमानभञ्जनाः शुद्धाः ॥ ibid.-3 A libertine, lecher.-4 A critic; an opponent; प्राशंसि संसद्गुरुणापि चार्वी चार्वाकता सर्वविदूषकेण N.1.57. -
113 वेल्लहलः _vēllahalḥ
वेल्लहलः A libertine. -
114 व्यलीक _vyalīka
व्यलीक a.1 False, untrue; ताश्च व्यलीकं रुरुदुः कृतागसः Bhāg.6.14.48.-2 Offensive, disagreeable, displeasing; न च व्यलीकमासीद्राज्ञ एतद्वृत्तान्तं दृष्ट्वा त्रात इत्युक्त्वा Mb.3.197. 23.-3 Not false; इत्थं गिरः प्रियतमा इव सो$व्यलीकाः शुश्राव सूततनयस्य तदा व्यलीकाः Śi.5.1.-4 Unfit to be done.-कः 1 A libertine.-2 A catamite.-कम् 1 Anything disagreeable or displeasing, disagreeableness; ननु जन- विदितैर्भवद्व्यलीकौश्चिरपरिपूरितमेव कर्णयुग्मम् Śi.7.54.-2 Any cause of grief or uneasiness, pain, sorrow, grief; सुतनु हृदयात् प्रत्यादेशव्यलीकमपैतु ते Ś.7.24; यस्मिन्ननैश्वर्यकृतव्यलीकः पराभवं प्राप्त इवान्तको$पि Ki.3.19.; Ku.3.25; R.4.87.-3 A fault, an offence, a transgression, any improper act; सव्यलीकमवधीरितखिन्नं प्रस्थितं सपदि कोपपदेन Ki.9.45; Śi.9.85; एवं प्रत्यक्षदृष्टव्यलीकः किं ब्रवीमि Ratn.3;3.15.-4 Fraud, trick, deception; तस्मात् तमेव सेवेत न व्यलीकेन कर्हिचित् Pt.1.12,242.-5 Falsehood.-6 Inversion, contrariety.-7 Sin, demerit; न सूक्ष्ममपि मे किंचिद् व्यलीकमिह विद्यते Mb.14.14.7. -
115 व्यवायिन् _vyavāyin
व्यवायिन् a.1 Resolving, decomposing.-2 Lustful, dissolute. -m.1 A sensualist, libertine.-2 An aphro- disiac. -
116 शरण्डः _śaraṇḍḥ
शरण्डः 1 A bird.-2 A chameleon.-3 A cheat, rogue.-4 A lecher, libertine.-5 A kind of ornament. -
117 श्लिकुः _ślikuḥ
श्लिकुः [श्लिष्-कु नेत्वम् पृषो˚ Uṇ.1.32]1 A debauchee, libertine.-2 A slave, dependent. -n. The science of astronomy, astrology. -
118 श्लिक्युः _ślikyuḥ
श्लिक्युः 1 A libertine.-2 A servant. -
119 षिड्गः _ṣiḍgḥ
षिड्गः 1 A lustful or libidinous man, libertine, lecher.-2 A gallant, an inconsistent lover (विट); षिड्गैरगद्यत ससंभ्रममेव काचित् Śi.5.34. -
120 संप्रयोगिन् _samprayōgin
संप्रयोगिन् a.1 Joining together.-2 Wanton, addic- ted to sexual intercourse. -m.1 A joiner, uniter.-2 A conjuror.-3 A libertine.-4 A catamite.
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