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121 दम्भ
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122 धर्मध्वज
dhárma-dhvajamfn. « whose banner is law», feigning virtue, hypocritical, an impostor BhP. ( alsoᅠ - vat andᅠ - jika MBh. ;
- jin Mn. IV, 195);
m. N. of the sun MBh. III, 149 ;
of a king of Mithilā (son of Kula-dhvaja, father of Amitadhvaja andᅠ Kṛita-dhvaja) Pur. ;
of a brother of Kuṡdhvaja ib. ;
of a king of Kāñcana-pura ib. ;
of another person Lalit.
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123 प्रणय
pra-ṇaya
m. a leader Pāṇ. 3-1, 142 ( jyotishām Nir. II, 14);
guidance, conduct MBh. ;
manifestation, display Mṛicch. ;
setting forth (an argument) Jātakam. ;
affection, confidence in (loc.), love, attachment, friendship, favour (ibc.;
āt, ena andᅠ - yôpêtam ind. confidentially, affectionately, openly, frankly) MBh. Kāv. etc.;
desire, longing for (loc.;
anyathā, « for something else») ib. ;
an entreaty, request, solicitation R. Vikr. ;
reverence, obeisance L. ;
final beatitude L. ;
- kalaha m. a quarrel of lovers, mere wanton quarrelsomeness Megh. Kād. Pañcat. ;
- kupita mfn. angry through love, feigning anger Megh. ;
- kopa m. the (feigned) anger of a coquette towards her lover MW. ;
- peṡala mfn. soft through affection R. ;
- prakarsha m. excess of affñaffection, extraordinary attachment Kathās. ;
- bhaṅga m. breach of confidence, faithlessness Vikr. Pur. ;
- madhura mfn. sweet through affection Bhartṛ. ;
- maya mf (ī)n. full of confidence Jātakam. ;
- māna m. « love-pride», the jealousy of love W. ;
- vacana n. a declaration of love orᅠ affection Megh. ;
- vat mfn. possessing candour, unceremonious, frank, open, confident Kālid. ;
attached orᅠ devoted to, loving (loc. orᅠ comp.) ib. ;
desirous of. longing for (loc.) Ṡiṡ. ;
(ifc.) familiar with, used to Bālar. ;
- virhāta = - vihata A.;
- vimukha mf (ī)n. averse from love orᅠ friendship Megh. ;
- vihati f. refusal of a request, non-compliance W. ;
- spṛiṡ mfn. exciting love, affectionate Mālatīm. ;
-yâ̱parādha m. an offence against (mutual) affection orᅠ confidence Amar. ;
-yâ̱pahārin mfn. taking with confidence orᅠ without shyness MW. ;
-yâ̱mṛita-pañcāṡaka n. N. of wk.;
- yī-kṛi, to attach closely Vcar. ;
- yī-bhū, to become attached orᅠ affectionate Suṡr. ;
- yônmukha mf (ī)n. expectant through love Mālav. ;
-yâ̱pêta mfn. possessing candour, frank, open MārkP.
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124 मिथ्याप्रसुप्त
mithyā́-prasuptamfn. falsely asleep, feigning sleep MW.
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125 मृतवत्
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126 लक्षसुप्त
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127 लज्जाकृति
lajjā-kṛiti(lajjâ̱k-) mfn. feigning modesty, Ṡriṇgār.
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128 व्याजनिद्रित
vy-āja-nidritamf (ā)n. feigning sleep Rājat.
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