pathyā

suitable

pathyâ̱pathya

m. orﾠ n. N. of wk.;
- nighaṇṭu m. - nirṇaya m. - vidhāna n. - vidhi m. - viniṡcaya m. - vibodha m. N. of wks.

pathya

esp. said of diet in a medical sense) Yājñ. MBh. Suṡr. etc.;
containing elements orﾠ leading forms, regular, normal Lāṭy. Nid. ;
m. Terminalia Chebula orﾠ Citrina L. ;
N. of a teacher AV. ;
(ā́) f. a path, way, road (with revátī, the auspicious path, personified as a deity of happiness andﾠ welfare) RV. TS. Br. ;
Terminalia Chebula orﾠ Citrina andﾠ other plants L. ;
N. of sev. metres Nid. Col. ;
N. of a woman Kathās. ;
n. a species of salt L. ;
- पथ्यशाक

pathya-ṡāka

pathyâ̱ṡin

pāṭhya

to be taught, needing instruction BhP. ;
- पाठ्यरत्नकोश
- पाडलीपुर

pāṭhya-ratna-koṡa

pāthyá

prá-pathyá

(ā) f. = pathyā, Terminalia Chebula orﾠ Citrina L.

a-pathya

unsuitable;
inconsistent;
(in med.) unwholesome as food orﾠ drink in particular complaints

a-pathya-nimitta

a-pathya-bhuj

a-pāṭhya

ku-pathya

unwholesome (as diet, regimen, etc.), improper

kú-muda

the red lotus (Nymphaea rubra) L. ;
m. camphor Bhpr. ;
(in music) N. of a Dhruvaka;
N. of a particular comet VarBṛS. ;
of a Nāga MBh. Ragh. ;
of an attendant of Skanda MBh. IX, 2558 orﾠ of Vishṇu BhP. ;
of the elephant of the south-west orﾠ southern quarter L. ;
of a Daitya L. ;
of a son of Gada by Bṛihatī Hariv. 9193 ;
of a confidant of king Unmattâvanti Rājat. ;
of a monkey-hero MBh. R. ;
of a poet;
of a pupil of Pathya BhP. XII, 7, 2 ;
of a mountain BhP. VP. ;
of one of the smaller Dvīpas VP. ;
(ā) f. a form of Durgā BhP. X, 2, 12 MatsyaP. ;
the plant Gmelina arborea L. ;
the plant Pistia Stratiotes L. ;
the plant Desmodium gangeticum L. ;
the plant Grislea tomentosa L. ;
another plant (commonly Kaṭphala) L. ;
(ī) f. the plant Kaṭphala (Myrica sapida);
(am) n. camphor L. ;
silver L. ;
- कुमुदखण्ड
- कुमुदघ्नी
- कुमुदचन्द्र
- कुमुदनाथ
- कुमुदपत्त्राभ
- कुमुदपुष्पा
- कुमुदबन्धु
- कुमुदबान्धव
- कुमुदमय
- कुमुदवती
- कुमुदवन
- कुमुदसुहृद्
- कुमुदाकर
- कुमुदाक्ष
- कुमुददि
- कुमुदावास
- कुमुदेश
- कुमुदोत्तर
- कुमुदोत्पलिन्

nish-pathya

pari-ṇāma

ripeness, maturity Kir. Uttarar. Mālatīm. ;
alteration of food, digestion Suṡr. Tarkas. ;
withering, fading ṠārṇgP. ;
lapse (of time) MBh. R. ;
decline (of age), growing old ib. Suṡr. ;
result, consequence, issue, end (ibc. andﾠ - me ind. finally, at last, in the end) Kāv. ;
(in rhet.) a figure of speech by which the properties of any object are transferred to that with which it is compared Kuval.;
N. of a holy man RTL. 269 ;
- darṡin mfn. looking forward to the issue orﾠ consequences (of any event), prudent, fore-sighted MBh. ;
- dṛishṭi f. foresight, providence MW. ;
- nirodha m. obstruction (of felicity caused) by human vicissitude (as birth, growth, death etc.) W. ;
- pathya mfn. suited to a future state orﾠ condition ib. ;
- mukha mfn. tending orﾠ verging towards the end, about to terminate Ṡak. ;
- ramaṇīya mfn. (a day) delightful at its close ib. ;
- vat mfn. having a natural development (- ttva n.) Ṡaṃk. ;
- vāda m. the « doctrine of evolution», the Sāṃkhya doctrine Sarvad. ;
- ṡūla n. violent andﾠ painful indigestion Cat.

pūjā-pathya-mālā

laṅghana-pathya-nirṇaya

lāsya

(this was at one time a principal part of the drama, andﾠ as such accord. toﾠ Bharata andﾠ the Daṡa-rūpa consisted of 10 divisions orﾠ Aṇgas,
viz. geya-pada, sthita-pāṭhya, āsīna, pushpa-gaṇḍikā,
pracchedaka, tri-gūḍha orﾠ tri-mūḍhaka, saindhava,
dvigūḍhaka orﾠ vimūḍhaka, uttamóttamaka, andﾠ ukta-pratyukta;
including alsoﾠ a style of dramatic composition in which there is abrupt transition from Sanskṛit to Prākṛit. andﾠ from Prākṛit. to Sanskṛit;
the term lāsya is alsoﾠ applied to the Nāch < Nautch> dance of the Indian dancing girls, consisting chiefly of gesticulation with a shuffling movement of the feet forwards andﾠ backwards, as invented by Pārvati andﾠ opposed to the boisterous masculine dance called Tāṇḍava practised by Siva andﾠ his followers;
cf. IW. 467) MBh. Kāv. etc.;
m. a dancer MārkP. ;
N. of a king VP. ;
(ā) f. a dancing girl L.