yautaka

yautaka

n. a present Bhojapr. ;
private property, (esp.) property given at marriage, a woman's dowry, presents made to a bride at her marriage by her father andﾠ friends (accord. toﾠ some alsoﾠ « a gift to the bridegroom») Yājñ. MBh. Rājat.

yutaka

2) mfn. joined, connected L. ;
n. (only L.) a pair;
a sort of cloth orﾠ dress;
the edge of a cloth orﾠ dress;
the edge of a winnowing basket;
doubt orﾠ an asylum ( saṉṡaya orﾠ saṉṡraya);
friendship orﾠ forming friendship

yautuka

haraṇa

taking away. removing (e.g.. rajo-h- « removing dust») Kauṡ. ;
m. « taker», a hand L. ;
an arm L. ;
Michelia Champaca L. ;
n. the act of carrying orﾠ bringing orﾠ fetching. KātyṠr. MBh. etc.;
offering KātyṠr. Gaut. ;
carrying off, robbing, abduction Gaut. Mn. MBh. etc.;
removing, destroying Suṡr. VarBṛS. ;
dividing, division Col.;
a nuptial present (= - yautaka) MBh. ;
a gift to a student at his initiation W. ;
fodder given to a stallion (= vāḍaba-h-) Kāṡ. on Pāṇ. 6-2, 65 ;
( L. alsoﾠ « a partic. gesture» <esp. of an archer in shooting>;
« boiling water» ;
« semen virile» ;
« gold»)
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