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21 δημοβόροι
δημοβόροςdevourer of the common stock: masc /fem nom /voc pl -
22 δημοβόροισι
δημοβόροςdevourer of the common stock: masc /fem /neut dat pl (epic ionic aeolic) -
23 δημοβόρος
δημοβόροςdevourer of the common stock: masc /fem nom sg -
24 δημοβόρου
δημοβόροςdevourer of the common stock: masc /fem /neut gen sg -
25 δημοβόρων
δημοβόροςdevourer of the common stock: masc /fem /neut gen pl -
26 croqueur
————————, croqueuse [krɔkɶr, øz] nom masculin, nom féminin -
27 sac fără fund
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28 དཀོར་ཟན་
[dkor zan]devourer of gifts -
29 svelgr
m.1) swirl, whirlpool (var þar eptir s. í hafinu);2) swallower, spendthrift.* * *m. [Shetl. swelchie], a swirl, whirlpool, current, stream, = röst, q. v.; var þar eptir svelgr í hafinu, Edda; sem svelgr í hafi eða Sirtes aðr Scylla, Al. 50.2. esp. as a local name of the race in the Pentland Firth, Orkn. 276, Ó. H. 193, Fms. x. 145.II. metaph. a swallower, spendthrift; þú inn gráðugi svelgr, El. 95; hvel-svelgr himins, Edda (in a verse); vín-svelgr, a wine-swiller, drunkard: hræ-svelgr, carrion-devourer, Vþm. -
30 devorator
glutton; devourer -
31 अत्र
átraá-tra
often used in sense of loc. case asmin), in this matter, in this respect;
in this place, here at this time, there, then
- अत्रदघ्न
- अत्रभवत्
- अत्रैव-
a-tra2) mfn. ( tras), (only for the etym. of kshattra), « not enjoying orﾠ affording protection» BṛĀrUp. ;
atrá
atra4) n. (for at-tra), food RV. X, 79, 2.
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32 अत्रि
atrim. (for at-tri, fr. ad), a devourer RV. II, 8, 5 ;
N. of a great Ṛishi, author of a number of Vedic hymns;
(in astron.) one of the seven stars of the Great Bear;
( atrayas) pl. m. the descendants of Atri. ;
- अत्रिचतुरह
- अत्रिजात
- अत्रिदृग्ज
- अत्रिनेत्रज
- अत्रिनेत्रप्रसूत
- अत्रिनेत्रप्रभव
- अत्रिनेत्रसूत
- अत्रिनेत्रभू
- अत्रिभारद्वाजिका
- अत्रिवत्
- अत्रिसम्हिता
- अत्रिस्मृति
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33 अत्रिन्
atrínī m. a devourer, demon RV., a Rākshasa
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34 अदिति
á-diti1) f. having nothing to give, destitution RV. ;
2) mfn. (4. dā orﾠ do, dyati)
not tied, free RV. VII, 52, 1,
boundless, unbroken, entire, unimpaired, happy RV. VS., (is), f. freedom, security, safety;
boundlessness, immensity, inexhaustible abundance, unimpaired condition, perfection, creative power
N. of one of the most ancient of the Indian goddesses
(« Infinity» orﾠ the « Eternal andﾠ Infinite Expanse», often mentioned in RV., daughter of Daksha andﾠ wife of Kaṡyapa, mother of the Ādityas andﾠ of the gods);
a cow, milk RV. ;
the earth Naigh. ;
speech Naigh. (cf. RV. VIII, 101, 15);
(ī) f. du. heaven andﾠ earth Naigh. ;
aditi3) m. (ad), devourer i.e. death BṛĀrUp. ;
- अदितिज
- अदितित्व
- अदितिनन्दन
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35 अवखाद
ava-khādám. « a devourer, destroyer» < Gmn. >, orﾠ mfn. « devouring, destroying» < NBD. > RV. I, 41, 4.
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36 कालभक्ष
kālá-bhaksham. « time-devourer»
N. of Ṡiva
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37 खादक
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38 खादितृ
khāditṛim. an eater, devourer MBh. XII, 846.
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39 गरुड
garuḍám. (2. gṛī Uṇ. IV, 155,
« devourer», because Garuḍa was perhaps originally identified with the all-consuming fire of the sun's rays)
N. of a mythical bird (chief of the feathered race, enemy of the serpent-race <cf. RTL. p. 321 >,
vehicle of Vishṇu <cf. RTL. pp. 65; 104; 288 >,
son of Kaṡyapa andﾠ Vinatā;
shortly after his birth he frightened the gods by his brilliant lustre;
they supposed him to be Agni, andﾠ requested his protection;
when they discovered that he was Garuḍa, they praised him as the highest being, andﾠ called him fire andﾠ sun MBh. I, 1239 ff. ;
Aruṇa, the charioteer of the sun orﾠ the personified dawn,
is said to be the elder < orﾠ younger cf. RTL. p. 104 > brother of Garuḍa;
Svāhā, the wife of Agni, takes the shape of a female Garuḍī = suparṇī MBh. III, 14307 and 14343)
Suparṇ. TĀr. X, 1, 6 MBh. etc.. ;
a building shaped like Garuḍa R. VarBṛS. ;
N. of a peculiar military array Mn. VII, 187 ;
N. of the attendant of the 16th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī L. ;
N. of the 14th Kalpa period;
N. of a son of Kṛishṇa Hariv. 9196 ;
(ī) f. of - ḍá q.v.
- गरुडकेतु
- गरुडध्वज
- गरुडपक्ष
- गरुडपुराण
- गरुडमाणिक्य
- गरुडरुत
- गरुडवेग
- गरुडाग्रज
- गरुडाङ्क
- गरुडाङ्कित
- गरुदादित्य
- गरुडार्ध
- गरुडाश्मन्
- गरुडेश
- गरुडेशान
- गरुडोत्तीर्ण
- गरुडोद्गीर्ण
- गरुडोद्भव
- गरुडोपनिषद्
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40 घस
ghasam. « devourer»
N. of a demon causing diseases Hariv. 9558 ;
of a Rākshasa R. V, 12, 12 ;
flesh, meat Gal. (cf. ud-.)
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