-
1 svaná
-
2 svana
-
3 śvāna
-
4 svana-söngr
m. a swan’s song. -
5 mahā-svana
1. ♂ звонкий голос 2. bah. громкий, звонкий -
6 mañju-svana
-
7 स्वन
svanám. (ifc. f. ū) sound, noise (in the older language applied to the roar of wind, thunder, water etc.;
in later language to the song of birds, speech, andﾠ sound of any kind cf. Naigh. I, 11) RV. etc. etc.;
a partic. Agni MBh. ;
( svána), roaring water VS. TBr. ;
mfn. ill-sounding L. ;
- स्वनचक्र
- स्वनवत्
-
8 स्वान
svānám. (cf. 3. su)
sounding, making a noise, rattling (as a chariot), Panting (as a horse) RV. ;
m. sound, noise, rattle ib. ;
twang (of a bowstring) Ṡiṡ. ;
N. of one of the seven guardians of Soma VS. ;
svāna
-
9 श्वान
ṡvānam. a dog Kāv. Pañcat. ;
the wind (?) Sāy on RV. I, 161, 13 ;
(ī) f. a female dog, bitch (= ṡunī) Hcar. ;
- श्वानचिल्लिका
- श्वाननिद्रा
- श्वानवैखरी
-
10 श्वानचिल्लिका
ṡvāna-cillikāf. a kind of vegetable L.
-
11 श्वाननिद्रा
ṡvāna-nidrāf. dog's sleep, light slumber MW.
-
12 श्वानवैखरी
ṡvāna-vaikharīf. « dog's speech», snarling like a dog on trifling occasions ib.
-
13 स्वनचक्र
svaná-cakram. a form of sexual union L.
-
14 स्वनवत्
-
15 महामेघ
mahā́-megham. a great orﾠ dense cloud AitĀr. MBh. R. ;
N. of Ṡiva MBh. ;
of a man MBh. (v.l. megha-vega);
- giri m. N. of a mountain Hariv. ;
- nibha-svana mfn. = - svana below MW. ;
- nivāsin m. « dwelling in thick clouds»
N. of Ṡiva MBh. ;
- svana mfn. sounding like immense thunder-clouds MBh. ;
-ghau͡gha-nirghosha mfn. sounding like a multitude of large thunder-clouds MW.
-
16 SVANR
(pl. -ir), m. swan.* * *m., gen. svans, Pr. 478, pl. svanir; [A. S. swana; Germ. schwan; a common Teut. word, but in Icel. svanr is the poetical, álpt (q. v.) the common word]:—a swan; svanir hvítir at lit, Stj. 90; fugls þess er s. heitir, Barl. 135; hjá söngvi svana, Edda 16 (in a verse): poët., svana beðr, fold, fjöll, dalr, strind, the swan’s bed, land …, i. e. the sea: as also svan-bekkr, svan-bingr, svan-fjöll, svan-flaug, svan-fold, svan-mjöll, svan-teigr, svan-vangr, svan-vengi, the bench, bed, fell, field, earth, snow … of the swans, i. e. the sea, the waves, Lex. Poët.II. Svanr, as a pr. name, Landn., Hdl.COMPDS: svanfjaðrar, svanhvítr, svanmærr, svanasöngr. -
17 SÖNGR
(-s, -var), m.1) singing, music (heyra fagran söng);2) song, lay (upphaf sönganna).* * *m., old dat. söngvi, later söng; gen. acc. pl. söngva: [Ulf. saggus, = ὠδή, συμφωνία; a common Teut. word]:—a song, singing, music: þeir lásu aptan-sönginn, varð söngrinn eigi greiðligr, Fms. vii. 152; strengjum ok allskyns söng, Skálda; fagrlig samhljóðan söngsins, Bs. i. 240; syngja með fögrum söng, El. 21; fugla-s., a bird’s song; svana-s., a swan-song; söngvi svana, Edda (in a verse); vápn-s., a ‘weapon-song,’ clash of weapons, Akv.2. a chanting, of Ave Marias, etc.; heita föstum, fégjöfum ok söngum, lítið varð af söngum, Skíða R.; yfir-söngvar, Bs. i. 242: lága-s., q. v. (in the mass); tví-s., q. v.3. a song, lay; ok er þessa næst upphaf sanganna (gen. pl. sic), Str. 1; með kveðskap ok söngum, Bret. 48; man-söngr, a love-song; Grotta-s., the name of a poem, Edda 79, (ljóð þau er kallat er G.); söngs-íþrótt, music, Clem. 33. söngva-dikt, n. a song, composition, Stj. 560.B. COMPDS: söngbók, söngfæri, sönghljóð, sönghljómr, sönghús, söngkórr, sönglauss, sönglist, söngmaðr, söngmær, söngnám, söngprestr, söngraust, söngskrá, söngtól. -
18 निस्वन
-
19 भेरीस्वनमहास्वना
bherī-svana-mahā-svanāf. « loud-sounding like the sound of a kettle-drum»
N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh.
-
20 sonus [1]
1. sonus, ī, m. (*svenos od. *svonos, altind. svaná-s), der Schall, Ton, Klang, das Geräusch, Getöse, I) eig. u. meton.: 1) eig.: a) übh.: dulcis, Cic.: acutissimus, der höchste Diskant, Ggstz. gravissimus, der tiefste Baß, Cic.: tubae, Caes.: signorum, Caes.: nervorum in fidibus, Cic.: tympani, Ov.: articulorum se ipsos torquentium, das Krachen (Knacken) der Glieder, die sich selbst verdrehen, Sen.: ventris, Cels.: ingens fluminis, Liv.: linguae Latinae, Liv.: lingua sonos efficit, Cic.: chorda sonum reddit, Hor.: inanes sonos fundere, einen leeren Schall von sich geben, Cic.: complet aures tantus et tam dulcis sonus, Cic. – b) insbes. = tönendes Wort, ficti soni, Ov.: reddebat od. edidit ore sonos, Ov. – 2) meton., die Stimme, Sprache, cycni, Hor.: tunc mens et sonus relapsus, Hor. – II) übtr., die Art der Darstellung, der Ton, Cic. de or. 2, 54; Brut. 100; de opt. gen. 1. – / Heteroklit. nach der 4. Dekl., Genet. sonus, Amm. 20, 4, 14: Abl. sonu, Sisenn. hist. 3. fr. 26 ( bei Non. 491, 27) u. 4. fr. 72 ( bei Non. 142, 6, wo jetzt sono). Apul. met. 8, 30. Amm. 18, 8, 5; 20, 9, 6; 27, 1, 5 u.a.: Nom. Plur., sonus, Amm. 22, 9, 15.
См. также в других словарях:
Svana — Svana, Svane Kurzform von Namen mit »Swan« (Bedeutung: Schwan) … Deutsch namen
svaná — स्वन … Indonesian dictionary
svāna — स्वान … Indonesian dictionary
svāná — स्वान … Indonesian dictionary
ṡvāna — श्वान … Indonesian dictionary
svaná-cakra — स्वनचक्र … Indonesian dictionary
ṡvāna-cillikā — श्वानचिल्लिका … Indonesian dictionary
ṡvāna-nidrā — श्वाननिद्रा … Indonesian dictionary
ṡvāna-vaikharī — श्वानवैखरी … Indonesian dictionary
svaná-vat — स्वनवत् … Indonesian dictionary
HMT Svana — (FY 1707) was a minesweeper whaler of the Royal Navy during Second World War. [ [http://www.uboat.net/allies/warships/ship/12572.html Uboat.net] ] She was riginally built for the South Georgia Co. Ltd. by Smiths Dock Co., Ltd. (South Bank on Tees … Wikipedia
