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101 관장기
n. clyster -
102 관장약
n. clyster, enema -
103 གིའུ་
[gi'u]clyster pipe -
104 གཅིའི་སྨན་
[gci'i sman]clyster -
105 གཅེའུ་
[gce'u]clyster-pipe, flageolet, kind of musical pipe with many holes in it -
106 འཇམ་རྩི་
['jam rtsi]purging clyster, mild purgative medicine -
107 བསུ་སྨན་
[bsu sman]clyster -
108 བསུར་སྨྱིག་
[bsur smyig]clyster, -> bsu sman -
109 clysterium
small syringe; clyster (L+S) -
110 clysterizo
clysterizare, clysterizavi, clysterizatus V TRANSapply a syringe/clyster; give an injection/enema; purge -
111 encolpismus
vaginal douche; clyster, enema -
112 enema
enema, clyster; injection -
113 अवसेक
ava-sekam. sprinkling, irrigating (as the ground) Mṛicch. ;
syringing, administering a clyster Suṡr., bleeding (with leeches) Suṡr.
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114 निरूह
nirūha1) m. a purging clyster, an enema not of an oily kind Suṡr. ;
= ni-graha L. ;
- vasti-vidhi m. N. of ch. of ṠārṇgS. ;
-hâ̱dhikāra m. N. of ch. of a medic. wk. by Vṛinda
nir-ūha
certainty, ascertainment ib. ;
mfn. = niṡ-cita L. 2.
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115 नेत्रिक
netrikan. a clyster-pipe;
a ladle L.
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116 प्रणिधेय
pra-ṇidheyamfn. to be applied orᅠ injected (as a clyster) Suṡr. ;
to be sent out (as a spy) MBh. ;
n. employing, sending out (of emissaries) MW.
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117 प्रणी
pra-ṇī
to bring orᅠ lead to, convey (esp. the sacrificial fire orᅠ water orᅠ Soma to its place at the altar) ib. ;
to offer, present Bhaṭṭ. ;
to produce, perform, execute, finish Up. MBh. Kāv. etc.;
to do away with, remove, dispel MBh. ;
to manifest affection, love, desire MBh. ;
to show, represent (a drama) Bālar. Prasannar. ;
to inflict (as punishment) Mn. MBh. etc.;
to apply (as a clyster) Car. ;
to establish, fix, institute, promulgate, teach MBh. Kāv. etc.;
to write, compose Sarvad. ;
(Ā.) to draw in (the breath) ṠBr.:
Desid. - ninīshati (!), to wish to lead orᅠ conduct RV. ;
pra-ṇī́m. a leader orᅠ guide TBr. ;
f. guidance, furtherance, devotion (?) RV. III, 38, 2.
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118 प्रणेतृ
pra-ṇetṛím. a leader, guide RV. etc. etc. (Ved. with gen. orᅠ acc.;
Class. gen. orᅠ comp.);
a maker, creator MBh. Hariv. ;
an author, promulgator of a doctrine MBh. Pur. ;
a performer orᅠ one who plays a musical instrument L. ;
one who applies (a clyster) Car. ;
- mat mfn. containing the notion of leading AitBr.
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119 प्रत्यागमन
praty-āgamanan. coming back, return to (acc.), coming home again MBh. Kāv. etc.;
( nirūha-pr-) the coming back of a clyster Suṡr.
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120 प्रदा
pra-dā
irreg. Pot. P. - dadet Hcat.), to give away, give, offer, present, grant, bestow RV. etc. etc. (with orᅠ scil. bhāryām, to give in marriage;
with prativacas, to grant an answer;
with pravṛittim, to information about an event;
with yuddham, to grant battle;
with dvaṉdva-yuddham, to engage in single combat;
with vidyām, to communicate orᅠ impart knowledge;
with hutâ̱ṡanam, to set fire to);
to give up, abolish TS. ;
to sell (with instr. of price) Pañcat. ;
to restore (anything lost etc.) Mn. ;
to pay, discharge (a debt) Yājñ. ;
to put orᅠ place in (loc.) ib. MBh.:
Pass. - dīyate, to be given away, be given Mn. MBh. etc.:
Caus. - dāpayati, to cause to give TS. etc. etc.;
to compel to give back orᅠ to repay Yājñ. Kull.;
to cause to put in orᅠ to MBh. Bhpr. ;
to put orᅠ place in (loc.) Car. ;
(with vastim), to apply a clyster ib.:
Desid. - ditsate, to wish to give in marriage Daṡ.
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