ut-karsha

karsha

(with andﾠ without halasya) ploughing, agriculture Āp. Yājñ. II, 217 ;
« anything scratched off» seeﾠ kshāma-karsha-miṡrá;
(as, am) m. n. a weight of gold orﾠ silver (= 16 Māshas = 80 Rettis = 1/4 Pala = 1/400 of a Tulā = about 176 grains troy;
in common use 8 Rettis are given to the Māsha, andﾠ the Karsha is then about 280 grains troy) Suṡr. VarBṛS. etc.;
Terminalia Bellerica ( alsoﾠ called aksha q.v.) L. ;
a boat L. ;
- कर्षफल

kārshâ̱paṇa

cf. karsh) « weighing a Karsha», a coin orﾠ weight of different values (if of gold, = 16 Māshas seeﾠ karsha;
if of silver, = 16 Paṇas orﾠ 1280 Kowries, commonly termed a Kahān;
if of copper, = 80 Raktikās orﾠ about 176 grains;
but accord. toﾠ some = only 1 Paṇa of Kowries orﾠ 80 Kowries) Mn. VIII, 136; 336; IX, 282 ;
(ifc.) worth so many Kārshāpaṇas Pāṇ. 5-1, 29 ;
(am) n. money, gold andﾠ silver L. ;
(ās) m. pl. N. of a warrior-tribe gaṇa parṡv-ādi;
m. the chief of this tribe ib. and IV, 1, 177 Vārtt. 2.

kārshâ̱paṇaka

karsha-phala

(ā) f. Emblica officinalis L.

karshâ̱rdha

kārsha

gaṇa chattrâ̱di), « one who ploughs», a peasant, husbandman Divyâ̱v. ;
(ī) f. seeﾠ gomaya-k-

kārshâ̱paṇika

ifc. id. V, 1, 29.

kārshika

m. a coin (= kārshâ̱paṇa) L. ;
= kārshaka cf. tila-k-

kshāmá-karsha-miṡrá

mingled with scorched orﾠ singed particles that have been scratched off ṠBr. II, 5, 2, 46.

su-várṇa-karsha

áksha

a wheel, car, cart;
the beam of a balance orﾠ string which holds the pivot of the beam;
a snake L. ;
terrestrial latitude (cf. - karṇa, - bhā, - bhāga);
the collar-bone ṠBr. ;
the temporal bone Yājñ. ;
N. of a measure (= 104 aṇgula);
+ cf. Lat. axis;
Gk. ἄξων;
Old Germ. ahsa;
Mod. Germ. āchse;
Lith. assis
- अक्षकर्ण
- अक्षज
- अक्षदृक्कर्मन्
- अक्षद्वार
- अक्षधुर्
- अक्षधूर्तिल
- अक्षपीड
- अक्षभा
- अक्षभाग
- अक्षभार
- अक्षसङ्गम्
- अक्षांस
- अक्षाग्र
- अक्षाग्रकील
- अक्षाग्रकीलक
- अक्षानह्-
akshá

a cube;
a seed of which rosaries are made (cf. indrâ̱ksha, rudrâ̱ksha);
the Eleocarpus Ganitrus, producing that seed;
a weight called karsha, equal to 16 māshas;
Beleric Myrobalan (Terminalia Belerica), the seed of which is used as a die;
a N. of the number 5;
(am) n. sochal salt;
blue vitriol (from its cube-like crystals) L. ;
- अक्षकाम
- अक्षकितव
- अक्षकुशल
- अक्षक्षपण
- अक्षग्लह
- अक्षतत्त्व
- अक्षदाय
- अक्षदेवन
- अक्षदेविन्
- अक्षद्यू
- अक्षद्यूत
- अक्षद्यूतादि
- अक्षद्रुग्ध
- अक्षधर
- अक्षधूर्त
- अक्षनैपुण
- अक्षनैपुण्य
- अक्षपराजय
- अक्षपरि
- अक्षपात
- अक्षपातन
- अक्षप्रिय
- अक्षभूमि
- अक्षमद
- अक्षमात्र
- अक्षमाला
- अक्षमालिन्
- अक्षराज
- अक्षवत्
- अक्षवाप
- अक्षवाम
- अक्षविद्
- अक्षवृत्त
- अक्षशौण्ड
- अक्षसूक्त
- अक्षसूत्र
- अक्षस्तुष
- अक्षहृदय
- अक्षहृदयज्ञ
- अक्षातिवाप
- अक्षावपन
- अक्षावली
- अक्षावाप-
aksha

sensual perception L. ;
m. the soul L. ;
knowledge, religious knowledge L. ;
a lawsuit L. ;
a person born blind L. ;
N. of Garuḍa L. ;
of a son of Rāvaṇa;
of a son of Nara, etc.
4) n. <only ifc. (f. ī) for akshi>, the eye
- अक्षदर्शक
- अक्षदृश्
- अक्षपटल
- अक्षपाट
- अक्षपाटक
- अक्षपाटिक
- अक्षवाट

anu-karsha

m. attraction, drawing;
invoking, summoning by incantation;
the bottom orﾠ the axle-tree of a carriage, grammatical attraction (including a subsequent in a preceding rule);
lagging behind in a ceremony, delayed performance of a duty

anu-karshaṇa

apa-karsha

lowering, depression;
decline, inferiority, infamy;
anticipation Nyāyam. ;
(in poetry) anticipation of a word occurring later

apa-karsha-sama