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1 दोषा
doshā́
cf. gaṇa svar-ādi> ind. in the evening, at dusk, at night);
Night personified ( andᅠ regarded with Prabhs as wife of Pushpârṇa andᅠ mother of Pradosha orᅠ Evening, Niṡitha <!> orᅠ Midnight andᅠ Vyushṭa orᅠ Day-break) BhP. IV, 13, 13; 14 ;
(cf. doshás, paṡcā-dosha, pra-dosha, prati-dosham) 1
doshā2) f. the arm L. ;
- दोषाकर
- दोषाक्लेशी
- दोषातन
- दोषातिलक
- दोषाभूत
- दोषामन्य
- दोषारमण
- दोषावस्तृ
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2 दोषकारिन्
dosha-kārin
dosha-kṛitmfn. id. ib.
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3 दोषकृत्
dosha-kārin
dosha-kṛitmfn. id. ib.
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4 दोषाकर
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5 दोषातन
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6 दोषाभूत
doshā́-bhūtamfn. (fr. doshā ind.) having become nocturnal, turned into nocturnal (day) Uṇ. IV, 174 Sch.
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7 दोषामन्य
doshā́-manyamfn. (fr. doshā ind.) considered as nocturnal, passing for nocturnal (day) Ṡiṡ. IV, 62 ;
cf. Pāṇ. 6-3, 66 Kāṡ.
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8 दोष
dosha1) m. evening, darkness (only BhP., where personified as one of the, 8 Vasus andᅠ husband of Night, VI, 6, 11; 14);
(ā́) f. seeᅠ next
2) m. rarely n. ( dush) fault, vice, deficiency, want, inconvenience, disadvantage Up. Mn. MBh. Kāv. etc.;
badness, wickedness, sinfulness Mn. R. ;
offence, transgression, guilt, crime (acc. with ṛi orᅠ labh, to incur guilt), SrS. Mn. MBh. etc.;
damage, harm, bad consequence, detrimental effect (nai ͡shadoshaḥ, there is no harm;
ko'trad-, what does it matter?) Mn. MBh. Kāv. etc.;
accusation, reproach (- shaṉkṛi orᅠ - sheṇa-gam with acc., to accuse) R. ;
alteration, affection, morbid element, disease (esp. of the 3 humours of the body, viz. pitta, vāyu, andᅠ ṡleshman, 1 <cf. tridosha andᅠ dhātu>, applied alsoᅠ to the humours themselves) Suṡr. ;
( alsoᅠ - shaka) a calf L.
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9 दोषकर
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10 दोषकल्पन
dosha-kalpanan. attributing blame, reprehending W.
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11 दोषगुण
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12 दोषगुणिन्
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13 दोषग्रस्त
dosha-grastamfn. involved in guilt, guilty MW.
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14 दोषग्राहिन्
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15 दोषघ्न
dosha-ghnamf (ī)n. removing the bad humours Suṡr.
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16 दोषजित्कार
dosha-jitkāram. N. of wk.
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17 दोषज्ञ
dosha-jñamfn. knowing the faults of (comp.) Kāv. ;
knowing what is evil orᅠ to be avoided, prudent, wise Ragh. I, 93 ;
m. a physician L. ;
a Pandit, teacher, discerning man W.
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18 दोषतस्
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19 दोषत्रय
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20 दोषत्व
dosha-tvaes. faultiness, deficiency, Sih
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