Dictionary 1

Dictionary

# Maru
desert
see Archive

# Upavita # yajnopavita
the sanskrit name of the brahminical thread

# tara
star
see archive

# Taravali
तारावली f. tArAvalI multitude of stars
तारावली f. tArAvalI row of tones

# Sandhi
Putting together, joining

# avesa
आवेश m. Aveza seizure [med.] आवेशन n. Avezana occupation [milit.] आवेश m Aveza demonical frenzy
आवेश m Aveza anger
आवेश m. Aveza absorption of the faculties in one wish or idea
आवेश m. Aveza entering
आवेश m. Aveza possession
आवेश m. Aveza apoplectic or epileptic giddiness
आवेश m. Aveza entering into
आवेश m. Aveza entrance
आवेश m. Aveza pride
आवेश m. Aveza arrogance
आवेश m. Aveza indistinctness of idea
आवेश m. Aveza taking possession of
आवेश m. Aveza demoniacal frenzy
आवेश m. Aveza intentness
आवेश m. Aveza wrath
आवेश m. Aveza devotedness to an object
आवेश m. Aveza joining one’s self

# datri
दातृ m. dAtR giver
धात्री f. dhAtrI foster-mother
दत्रिम सुत m. datrima suta adopted son
दातृ m. dAtR one who offers
दातृ m. dAtR mowing
दातृ m. dAtR giving
दातृ m. dAtR creditor the arranger of a meal
दातृ m. dAtR mower
दातृ m. dAtR liberal
दातृ m. dAtR granting
दातृ m. dAtR one who gives a daughter in marriage
दातृ m. dAtR permitting
दातृ m. dAtR father or brother who gives a daughter or sister in marriage
दातृ m. dAtR founder
दातृ m. dAtR bestower
दातृ m. n. dAtR donor
धातृ m. dhAtR creator
दातृता f. dAtRtA being a giver
दातृता f. dAtRtA liberality

# dhatri
धात्री f. dhAtrI Indian gooseberry [Emblica Officinalis – Bot.] धात्री f. dhAtrI mother
धात्री f. dhAtrI nurse
धात्री f. dhAtrI earth
धात्री f. dhAtrI wet nurse
धात्री f. dhAtrI midwife
धात्रि f. dhAtri Indian gooseberry [Emblica Officinalis – Bot.] धात्री f. dhAtrI female supporter

# Nipuna
निपुण adj. nipuNa good
निपुण adj. nipuNa astute
निपुण adj. nipuNa clever
निपुण adj. nipuNa absolute
निपुण adj. nipuNa professional
निपुणम् adverb nipuNam perfectly
निपुणम् adverb nipuNam absolutely
निपुणम् adverb nipuNam exactly
निपुणम् adverb nipuNam precisely
निपुणम् adverb nipuNam completely
निपुणता f. nipuNatA cleverness
निपुणता f. nipuNatA skilfulness
निपुणमति adj nipuNamati clever
निपुण adj. nipuNa precisely
निपुण adj. nipuNa capable of
निपुण adj. nipuNa proficient
निपुण adj. nipuNa exactly
निपुण adj. nipuNa adroit
निपुण adj. nipuNa acute
निपुण adj. nipuNa skilled in
निपुण adj. nipuNa complete
निपुण adj. nipuNa kind or friendly towards
निपुण adj. nipuNa keen
निपुण adj. nipuNa tender
निपुण adj. nipuNa completely
निपुण adj. nipuNa perfect
निपुण adj. nipuNa conversant with
निपुण adj. nipuNa skilful
निपुण adj. nipuNa perfectly
निपुण adj. nipuNa absolutely
निपुण adj. nipuNa delicate
निपुण adj. nipuNa sharp
निपुण n. nipuNa master
निपुणम् adverb nipuNam in a clever or delicate manner
निपुणम् adverb nipuNam ably
निपुणता f. nipuNatA accuracy
निपुणता f. nipuNatA adroitness
निपुणता f. nipuNatA carefulness
निपुणदृश् adj. nipuNadRz sharp-sighted
निपुणदृश् adj. nipuNadRz clever
निपुणदृश् adj. nipuNadRz knowing
निपुणतस् ind. nipuNatas completely
निपुणतस् ind. nipuNatas wholly
निपुणतर adj. nipuNatara more clever or perfect

# Tirobhava
तिरोभाव m. tirobhAva disappearance

# Avirbhava
आविर्भाव m. AvirbhAva appearance
आविर्भाव m. AvirbhAva presence
आविर्भाव m. AvirbhAva becoming visible
आविर्भाव m. AvirbhAva manifestation

# Lavanya
elegance

# caurasi-krosa parikrama,
or circumambulation of the one hundred and sixty-eight-mile dhama, the longest version of which takes almost two months to complete.

# vihvala
restless and overwhelmed
vihvala mf(ā-)n. agitated, perturbed, distressed, afflicted, annoyed ( vihvalam am- ind.) etc. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.

vihvala m. myrrh

# sankalpa
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa idea
सङ्कल्पना f. saGkalpanA
Computer Aided Design (CAD) [computer] सङ्कल्पना f. saGkalpanA Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) [computer] सङ्कल्पं करोति verb 8 saGkalpaM karoti { saGkalpaM kR } take a willed decision
मनसा सङ्कल्पयति verb manasA saGkalpayati { saGklRp } resolve or strive for
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa intention
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa Will personified
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa declaration of purpose
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa purpose
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa will
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa definite intention or determination or decision or wish for
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa sentiment
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa wish
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa desire
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa solemn vow or determination to perform any ritual observance
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa conception or idea or notion formed in the mind or heart
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa idea or expectation of any advantage
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa determination
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa volition
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa conviction
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa persuasion
सङ्कल्प m. saGkalpa thought
सङ्कल्पज adj. saGkalpaja produced from self-will or desire or idea of advantage
सङ्कल्पज adj. saGkalpaja produced from mere will
सङ्कल्पज m. saGkalpaja wish
सङ्कल्पज m. saGkalpaja heart-born
सङ्कल्पज m. saGkalpaja desire
सङ्कल्पज m. saGkalpaja mind-born
सङ्कल्पज m. saGkalpaja love or the god of love
सङ्कल्पक adj. saGkalpaka well discriminating
सङ्कल्पक adj. saGkalpaka deciding
सङ्कल्पक adj. saGkalpaka reflecting
सङ्कल्पक adj. saGkalpaka purposing
सङ्कल्पक adj. saGkalpaka pondering
सङ्कल्पक adj. saGkalpaka wishing
सङ्कल्पक adj. saGkalpaka determining

Pili Pokhara, meaning the ‘yellow colored lake’.

Ladli means the beloved daughter and Lal means the beloved son

# Kara
a doer, maker, causer, doing, making, causing, producing (especially in fine compositi or ‘at the end of a compound’; confer, compare duḥkhakara-, bhayaṃ-k-, sampat-k-,etc.; confer, compare Latin cerus-,”creator”)
see more under articles / warehouse / kara, word

# dasya, servitorship

# aptakam
(fully satisfied)

# Nagari
Sanskrit meaning: The enemy of serpents
Indian meaning: The enemy of serpents
Clever
See Nagara

# Nagara
नागर adj. nAgara civic
नागर adj. nAgara clever
नगर n. nagara city
नगर n. nagara town
नगर- adj. nagara- urban
नागरक adj. nAgaraka clever
नागरक adj. nAgaraka living in a town
नागरता f. nAgaratA finesse
नागरता f. nAgaratA smartness
नागरङ्ग m. nAgaraGga orange [tree] नगरस्थ m. nagarastha citizen
नगरयान n. nagarayAna city bus
नगरवासिन् m. nagaravAsin citizen
नगरवासिन् m. nagaravAsin town-dweller
नगरवृद्ध m. nagaravRddha alderman [councilman] नगरस्य मध्ये phrase nagarasya madhye in the middle of the town
तत् मम नगरम् sent. tat mama nagaram This is my town.
नागराजः अस्ति वा? sent. nAgarAjaH asti vA? Is Nagaraj in?
नगर- अर्थशास्त्र n. nagara- arthazAstra urban economics
नगरम् प्रति प्रस्थित sent. nagaram prati prasthita departed to the town
अहं षिकागो-नगरस्य निवासि sent. ahaM SikAgo-nagarasya nivAsi I am resident of Chicago city
तस्मै कार्यक्रमाय सः नूयार्क्-नगरतः आगतवान् वा ? सः परोपकारी एव sent. tasmai kAryakramAya saH nUyArk-nagarataH AgatavAn vA ? saH paropakArI eva Did he come from New York city for this program? He is definitely a broad-minded person.
नागर adj. nAgara versatile
नागर adj. nAgara town-born
नागर adj. nAgara nameless
नागर adj. nAgara relating or belonging to a town or city
नागर adj. nAgara cunning
नागर adj. nAgara town-bred
नागर adj. nAgara civil
नागर adj. nAgara town-like
नागर adj. nAgara spoken in a town
नागर adj. nAgara polite
नागर adj. nAgara vile
नागर adj. nAgara dexterous
नागर adj. nAgara bad
नागर m. nAgara citizen
नागर m. nAgara fatigue
नागर m. nAgara orange
नागर m. nAgara husband’s brother
नागर m. nAgara denial of knowledge
नागर m. nAgara desire of final beatitude
नागर m. nAgara toil
नागर m. nAgara lecturer
नागर m. nAgara prince engaged in war under particular circumstances
नागर n. nAgara root of nutsedges grass [Cyperus Pertenuis – Bot.] नागर n. nAgara particular written character
नागर n. nAgara kind of coitus
नागर n. nAgara dry ginger
नागराज् m. nAgarAj serpent-king
नगरात् ind. nagarAt from the city
नागराज m. nAgarAja large or noble elephant
नागरक adj. nAgaraka cunning
नागरक m. nAgaraka applied to planets opposed to each other
नागरक m. nAgaraka artist
नागरक m. nAgaraka chief of a town
नागरक m. nAgaraka police-officer
नागरक m. nAgaraka citizen
नागरक m. nAgaraka thief
नागरक n. nAgaraka dry ginger
नागरक n. nAgaraka kind of metre
नगरानि n. pl. nagarAni { nagaram } towns
नागरता f. nAgaratA dexterity
नागरता f. nAgaratA cleverness
नागरङ्ग m. nAgaraGga orange-tree
नागरङ्ग m. nAgaraGga orange tree
नागराह्व n. nAgarAhva dry ginger
नागरक्त n. nAgarakta red lead
नगरबाहु m. nagarabAhu town-arm
नगरहार adj. nagarahAra town-taking
नगरजन m. nagarajana townsfolk
नगरकाक m. nagarakAka town-crow
नगरकाक m. nagarakAka term of contempt
नगरमोष m. nagaramoSa sacking of a town
नगरपति m. nagarapati town-chief
नागरस्त्री f. nAgarastrI female citizen
नागरस्त्री f. nAgarastrI townswoman
नगरायते verb nagarAyate { nagarAya } look like a town
नगरबाह्य adj. nagarabAhya situated without the town
नगराधिप m. nagarAdhipa town-chief
नगराधिप m. nagarAdhipa head police-officer
नगरद्वार n. nagaradvAra town-gate
नगरगामिन् adj. nagaragAmin going or leading to a town
नागरङ्गक m. nAgaraGgaka orange-tree
नगरघात m. nagaraghAta town-destroying
नगरघात m. nagaraghAta elephant
नगरमालिन् adj. nagaramAlin garlanded with cities
नागरमुस्ता f. nAgaramustA species of Cyperus grass [grass used for making mats] नगरवासिन् adj. nagaravAsin town-dwelling
नगराभ्याश m. nagarAbhyAza neighbourhood of a town
नागराजायते verb nAgarAjAyate { nAgarAjAya } become a serpent-king
नगरमर्दिन् m. nagaramardin town-crusher
नागरनृपति m. nAgaranRpati prince engaged in war under particular circumstances
नगरप्रान्त m. nagaraprAnta outskirts of a town
नगररक्षिन् m. nagararakSin town-watchman
नगरस्वामिन् m. nagarasvAmin town-chief
नगरवृद्ध m. nagaravRddha town-senior
नगरदैवत n. nagaradaivata presiding deity of a town
नगराधिकृत m. nagarAdhikRta town-chief
नगराधिकृत m. nagarAdhikRta head police-officer
नगराधिपति m. nagarAdhipati head police-officer

# catu-vacana
(Sweet and charming words ).

# Ritu
(Sanskrit: ऋतु, Bengali: ঋতু) defines “season” in different calendars around the South Asian countries of India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka, and there are six ritus (also transliterated rutu) or seasons. The word is derived from the Vedic Sanskrit word Ṛtú, a fixed or appointed time, especially the proper time for sacrifice (yajna) or ritual in Vedic religion; this in turn comes from the word Ṛta (ऋत), as used in Vedic Sanskrit literally means the “order or course of things”. This word is used in nearly all Indian languages.

# Vasant Ritu: Spring.
# Grishma Ritu: Summer.
# Varsha Ritu: Monsoon.
# Sharad Ritu: Autumn.
# Hemant Ritu: Prewinter.
# Shishir or Shita Ritu: Winter.
Seasons, stagioni

# Parikrama
see under articles

# Karna
which means cutter/peeler of his own skin.

# Vasusena
means one who born with wealth since he was born with golden Kavach and Kundala.

# Hrisikesa
The meaning of the word “Hrisikesa” refered to the himalayan holy city can be twofold:
1. Hrisika (senses) + Isa (controller)
2. Rishi (sage) + Kesa (hairs), refering to a nice story regarding sage Raibhya.
Hrsikesa, Hrishikesha

Hrisikesa, Hrishikesha
the master of the senses.
Being seated in the heart of all living beings, You are the supreme director of everyone’s sensual activities; therefore, You are called Hrsikesa. – Krishna Book

# visvambhara
The verbal root “ḍubhṛñ” (which is the root of the word “viśvambhara”) indicates nourishing and maintaining. He (Lord Caitanya) nourishes and maintains the three worlds by distributing love of God.

# Bhrama (from bhramite)
भ्रम m. bhrama error
भ्रम m. bhrama whirling flame
भ्राम m. bhrAma roaming about
भ्रम m. bhrama mistake
भ्रम m. bhrama circle
भ्रम m. bhrama turning round
भ्रम m. bhrama moving about
भ्रम m. bhrama fountain
भ्रम m. bhrama whirlpool
भ्रम m. bhrama rolling
भ्रम m. bhrama confusion
भ्राम m. bhrAma unsteadiness
भ्रम m. bhrama perplexity
भ्रम m. bhrama giddiness
भ्रम m. bhrama rotation
भ्रम m. bhrama dizziness
भ्रम m. bhrama hallucination
भ्रम m. bhrama wandering or roaming about
भ्रम m. bhrama potter’s wheel
भ्रम m. bhrama gimlet or auger
भ्रम m. bhrama roving over or through

# Kaivalya
there is nothing except Himself.

# Ter
call

# tera
टेर adj. Tera squinting
तेर m. tera balsamine

# Dhanur-veda
or military science

# brahma-tejas
In other words, the glowing effulgence known as brahma-tejas is nothing but the rays of the Lord, just as the sun rays are rays of the sun disc

# Uma
meaning splendour, light

# Visnu-maya
means sense enjoyment

# manasa
Such spiritually advanced men are called also manasa because they always keep up the standard of transcendental voluntary service to the Lord on the spiritual plane. This completely forbids fruitive activities for gross bodily sense satisfaction or subtle speculation of the material egoistic mind.

# rasa-graha
or one who has tasted the sweetness of the lotus feet of Lord Krsna

# Yuj
युज् adj. yuj being in couples or pairs
युज् adj. yuj harnessed
युज् adj. yuj bestowing
युज् adj. yuj even
युज् adj. yuj drawn by
युज् adj. yuj granting
युज् adj. yuj furnished or provided or filled with
युज् adj. yuj exciting
युज् adj. yuj joined
युज् adj. yuj affected by
युज् adj. yuj exciter
युज् adj. yuj yoked
युज् adj. yuj possessed of
युज् m. yuj number two
युज् m. yuj associate
युज् m. yuj two azvins [du.] युज् m. yuj sage who devotes his time to abstract contemplation
युज् m. yuj zodiacal sign Gemini
युज् m. yuj yoke-fellow
युज् m. yuj pair
युज् m. yuj companion
युज् m. yuj couple
युज् m. yuj comrade
युङ्ते verb 7 yuGte { anu- yuj } instruct
युङ्ते verb 7 yuGte { anu- yuj } order
युङ्ते verb 7 yuGte { anu- yuj } impart
युङ्ते verb 7 yuGte { anu- yuj } enjoin
युज्य adj. yujya proper
युज्य adj. yujya capable
युज्य adj. yujya related
युज्य adj. yujya connected
युज्य adj. yujya equal in rank or power
युज्य adj. yujya similar
युज्य adj. yujya homogeneous
युज्य adj. yujya suitable
युज्य adj. ppp. yujya allied
युज्य n. yujya union

# yoga

योग m. yoga connection
योग m. yoga junction
योग m. yoga total
योग m. yoga addition
योग m. yoga union
योग m. yoga accession
योगदान n. yogadAna contribution
यौगपद्य adj. yaugapadya synchronous [computer] यौगपाद्य n. yaugapAdya concomitance
यौगपाद्य n. yaugapAdya concurrency
योगपुरुष m. yogapuruSa agent
बीजीय योग m. bIjIya yoga algebraic sum
अनुप्रस्थ-योग m. anuprastha-yoga cross totals [Math. (addition of a series of numbers in the same line)] यौगपद्यनियमन n. yaugapadyaniyamana concurrency control [computer] यौगपद्यसम्पादन n. yaugapadyasampAdana sychronization [computer] यौगपद्यकविधिभाषा f. yaugapadyakavidhibhASA parallel programming language [computer] यौगपद्यमूलकविधिभाषा f. yaugapadyamUlakavidhibhASA parallel programming language [computer] गलीना षड्वादनतः सप्तवादनं पर्यन्तं योगासनम् करोति sent. galInA SaDvAdanataH saptavAdanaM paryantaM yogAsanam karoti Galina does yoga from 6 o’clock till 7 o’clock
योग m. yoga violator of confidence
योग m. yoga any junction
योग m. yoga exertion
योग m. yoga use
योग m. yoga asterism
योग m. yoga business
योग m. yoga relation
योग m. yoga joining
योग m. yoga follower of the yoga system
योग m. yoga supernatural means
योग m. yoga partaking of
योग m. yoga care
योग m. yoga putting on
योग m. yoga construction
योग m. yoga wealth
योग m. yoga fitting together
योग m. yoga team
योग m. yoga contact or mixing with the outer world
योग m. yoga effortful action
योग m. yoga stratagem
योग m. yoga self-concentration
योग m. yoga device
योग m. yoga spy
योग m. yoga combination
योग m. yoga endeavour
योग m. yoga application
योग m. yoga leading or principal star of a lunar asterism
योग m. yoga work
योग m. yoga putting together
योग m. yoga attaching
योग m. yoga union of soul with matter
योग m. yoga science of concentrating the mind
योग m. yoga charm
योग m. yoga remedy
योग m. yoga attention
योग m. yoga combined or concentrated grammatical rule or aphorism
योग m. yoga property
योग m. yoga fitness
योग m. yoga vehicle
योग m. yoga conjunction
योग m. yoga discipline
योग m. yoga fraud
योग m. yoga abstract meditation and mental abstraction practised as a system
योग m. yoga way
योग m. yoga contact with
योग m. yoga zeal
योग m. yoga performance
योग m. yoga sum
योग m. yoga acquisition
योग m. yoga arrangement
योग m. yoga harnessing
योग m. yoga union of the individual soul with the universal soul
योग m. yoga deep contemplation
योग m. yoga incantation
योग m. yoga cure
योग m. yoga application or concentration of the thoughts
योग m. yoga connection of a word with its root
योग m. yoga occasion
योग m. yoga propriety
योग m. yoga conveyance
योग m. yoga lucky conjuncture
योग m. yoga deceit
योग m. yoga any simple act or rite conducive to yoga or abstract meditation
योग m. yoga manner
योग m. yoga mixing of various materials
योग m. yoga diligence
योग m. yoga equipping or arraying
योग m. yoga connection of words together
योग m. yoga gain
योग m. yoga disposition
योग m. yoga putting to
योग m. yoga devotion
योग m. yoga magical art
योग m. yoga means
योग m. yoga abstract contemplation
योग m. yoga original or etymological meaning
योग m. yoga opportunity
योग m. yoga suitability
योग m. yoga employment
योग m. yoga constellation
योग m. yoga undertaking
योग m. yoga possessing

# atma-maya
His internal potency, which is called atma-maya

# Vimukti
or liberation

# Vishvambhara, Visvambhara
He sustains the universe

# Visnu
Support of all that exists

# amavasya
In Sanskrit, “amā” means “together” and “vásya” means “to dwell” or “cohabit”. It also means “na” +”ma”+”asya” meaning to “na” = “No, “ma”=Moon, “Asya”=”There” in turn meaning to There is no Moon i.e., Moon is not visible.

# Nava Vrindavana
New Vrindavana

# Krsna-Janani
mother of Kṛṣṇa!

# Durva-grass
(bright green grass which is highly auspicious)

# Sringara Vedi
dais for ornamentation

# Catuh-Sama
a blend of sandalpaste, vermilion, camphor and musk

# Panca-Gavya
five kinds of dairy-products, like milk, yoghurt, buttermilk, clarified butter and cow’s urine

# Mahausadhi-water
water that contains many auspicious herbs

# ksira(sweet rice) 

# mandapa (pavilion)

# Vedi, altar

# Waxing moon
Luna crescente

# tribhanga-lalita
supremely heart-stealing threefold-bending form

# Nisanta LiLa
dawn pastimes (3.36 – 6.00)

# Pratah LiLa
morning pastimes (6.00-8.24)

# Purvahna Lila
Forenoon pastimes (8.24-10.48)

# Madhahna LiLa
Midday pastimes (10.48-15.36)

# Aparahna Lila
Afternoon pastimes (15.36-18.00)

# Sayahna Lila
Evening pastimes (18.00-20.24)

# Pradosa Lila
pastimes at nightfall (20.24-22.48)

# Nakta Lila
Nocturnal pastimes (22.48-3.36)

# jayanta
जयन्त a jayanta victorious
जयन्त m. jayanta ziva
जयन्त m. jayanta moon
जयन्त m. jayanta subdivision of the anuttara deities
जयन्त n. jayanta barley planted at the commencement of the dazaharA and gathered at its close
जयन्त n. jayanta dAkSAyaNI
जयन्त n. jayanta durgA
जयन्त n. jayanta Egyptian Rattle Pod plant [Sesbania aegyptiaca – Bot.] जयन्त n. jayanta 9th night of the karmamAsa
जयान्तराय m. jayAntarAya victory-hindrance

# Bhringa (Bhrnga)
भृङ्गा f. bhRGgA large black bee
भृङ्गा f. bhRGgA kind of pulse
भृङ्ग m. bhRGga libertine
भृङ्ग m. bhRGga species of wasp
भृङ्ग m. bhRGga kind of measure
भृङ्ग m. bhRGga golden vase or pitcher
भृङ्ग m. bhRGga humble bee
भृङ्ग m. bhRGga species of large black bee
भृङ्ग m. bhRGga fork-tailed shrike or some similar bird
भृङ्ग n. bhRGga talc
भृङ्गक adj. bhRGgaka bee

# kalpa-valli
effulgent wish-fulfilling creeper (

# yuthesvari
able to control her own group of subservient gopis

# vamya bhava
contrary or unsubmissive. This is called
# madhu-sneha (like honey), and it is a quality of Radhika’s group. [Ghee is wholesome, but without much taste, whereas honey is wholesome and also sweet]

# daksina bhava
mood of gentle submission (
right wing or submissive. This is called
# ghrta-sneha (like ghee), and it is a quality of Candravali’s group.

# Kajal
(black eyeliner)

Pragalbha
which means she can speak harsh words

# sauhrda-rasa
or undivided absorption in fulfilling the heart’s desire of her intimate friend Srimati Radhika

# sulalita
who is charmingly endowed with many beautiful, sweet qualities (sulalita)

# alta
(red lac)

# pitambara (yellow shawl).

# abda
Year. For more see articles and calendars

# Prana-kanta
the beloved of My life, to

# java flower
Pinkish rose

# Kaustubha
During the churning of the ocean of milk, the jewel Kaustubha emerged as one of the fourteen treasures. It came out as the fourth * Radha Krishna Ganoddesa Dipika

# Anjana
is a medical eye liner * Radha Krishna Ganoddesa Dipika

# indranila jewel
Sapphire * Radha Krishna Ganoddesa Dipika

# pra
प्र

(H1) प्र 1 [p= 652,2] [L=129752] ind. before
[L=129752.1] forward , in front , on , forth (mostly in connection with a verb , esp. with a verb of motion which is often to be supplied ; sometimes repeated before the verb cf. Pa1n2. 8-1 , 6 ; rarely as a separate word e.g. AitBr. ii , 40)
[L=129752.2] as a prefix to subst. = forth , away cf. प्र-वृत्ति , प्र-स्थान
[L=129752.3] as pref. to adj. = excessively , very , much cf. प्र-चण्ड , प्र-मत्त
[L=129752.4] in nouns of relationship = great- cf. प्र-पितामह , प्र-पौत्र
[L=129752.5] (according to native lexicographers it may be used in the senses of गति , आ-रम्भ , उत्-कर्ष , सर्वतो-भाव , प्राथम्य , ख्याति , उत्-पत्ति , व्य्-वहार) RV. &c &c [cf. पुरस् , पुरा , पूर्व ; Zd. fra ; Gk. πρό ; Lat. pro ; Slav. pra- , pro- ; Lith. pra- ;Goth. fau4r , fau4ra ; Germ. vor ; Eng. fore.] (H1) प्र 2 [L=129753] mfn. ( √ पॄ or प्रा) filling , fulfilling
[L=129754] (n. fulfilment ifc. ; cf. आकूति- , कक्ष्य- , काम-)
[p= 652,3] [L=129755] like , resembling (ifc. ; cf. इक्षु- , क्षुर-).

# kalahantarita
Scolds her lover severely and wards him off even when she sees him fallen at her feet in the presence of her sakhis.

# mridu
A nayika (heroine) speaking in a sweet and gentle voice is a mridu.

# vayasya
same age sakhis (vayasyas),

# dasi
maidservants (dasis) and

# duti
messengers (dutis).

# yutha
A large group consisting of two kinds of close associates is called a yutha * Radha Krishna Ganoddesa Dipika

# purohitas
Priests celebrating religious sacrifices * Radha Krishna Ganoddesa Dipika

# atasi
Blue linseed flower * Radha Krishna Ganoddesa Dipika

# pasu-palas
1) the herdsmen (pasu-palas),
The herdsmen are further divided into three groups:
a) vaisyas,
b) abhiras and
c) gurjaras.
They are descendants of the Yadu dynasty and are known by such appropriate names as Gopa and Ballava. * Radha Krishna Ganoddesa Dipika

# vipras
2) the priestly class (vipras) * Radha Krishna Ganoddesa Dipika

# bahisthas
3) the artisans (bahisthas). * Radha Krishna Ganoddesa Dipika

# sakara mallika
the state revenue minister * Radha Krishna Ganoddesa Dipika

# dabir khas
chief secretary * Radha Krishna Ganoddesa Dipika

# Sarasvata brahmana
Mixed class of high class brahmanas and ksatriyas

# Sucarita
Girl of good conduct * Camatkara Candrika

# Raga
A scale * Camatkara Candrika

# Tala
Rhythmic cycles * Camatkara Candrika

# Svara
Musical notes * Camatkara Candrika

# Gamaka
Ornaments * Camatkara Candrika

# Jati
The particular class of raga * Camatkara Candrika

# Tana
Improvised variations * Camatkara Candrika

# Grama
The Vedic system of melody * Camatkara Candrika

# vina
A nice musical instrument used even by Demigods. * Camatkara Candrika

# Kapha
The qualities of Kapha are unctuous, cool, heavy, slow, smooth, soft and static. * Camatkara Candrika

# Vata
The qualities of Vata are dry, light, cool, rough, subtle, and mobile. * Camatkara Candrika

# Srutis
Lyrics, the smallest interval of pitch that the human ear can detect and a singer or musical instrument can produce. * Camatkara Candrika

# Sadaja
The “sa” note. * Camatkara Candrika

# Malava raga
Music, generally representing a king in love. * Camatkara Candrika

# Asvina month
September / October

# Mana (maana)
Sulky mood
seeming anger,

# krishna-sarpa
The sanskrit word used here is “krishna-sarpa”, meaning black snake. But it also refer to Krishna Himself having bitten Srimati Radharani’s heart with pure love. * Camatkara Candrika

# Daksina-bhava
a submissive, agreeable gopi * Camatkara Candrika

# Vamya-bhava
He Who
is never able to subdue My aggressive, unfavorably fickle nature * Camatkara Candrika

# Saubhagyavati
To never be a widow * Camatkara Candrika

# Candrardhamauli
He who wears a half-moon on his head, Lord Siva

# tambula
Betel leaves.

# Kutila
The name Kutila actually means crooked.

# Camatkara Candrika
A moonbeam of complete astonishment

# Gandharvika
One who is expert in singing and dancing.

# Manohara
may mean:
1) ornaments made of the best of fascinating jewels, or
2) the mind-enchanting Sri Krishna. * Camatkara Candrika

# Vrishabhanu Kumari
means the young daughter of King Vrishabhanu. * Camatkara Candrika

# Kirtida-kirtida
You who magnify the fame of Your mother Kirtida * Camatkara Candrika

# Madakshi-sukhada
You who give happiness to my eyes * Camatkara Candrika

# Yasoda
She is named Yasoda because she bestows (da) fame (yasah) on the cowherd residents of Vraja * Camatkara Candrika

# Tapasya
means voluntary acceptance of bodily pains to achieve some higher end of life.

# atmanandi
atma-nandi, or the state of self-satisfaction * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# dharma
We have purposely denoted dharma as occupation because the root meaning of the word dharma is “that which sustains one’s existence.” * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# brahma-bhuta
spiritual existence * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# nivrtti-marga
or the path of renunciation * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# pravrtti-marga
or the path of sense enjoyment * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# satvata
Sat means the Absolute Truth. And persons who are servitors of the Absolute Truth are called satvatas.
Pure devotees of the Lord have no desire other than the service of the Lord, and therefore they are called satvata. The Lord is the chief amongst such satvatas.
Srimad-Bhagavatam

# para-tattva
(summum bonum)

# Visnurata
one who is always protected by Visnu * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# Arunadayas
a special rank of rajarsis * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# Saptasrota
divided by seven. * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# Satru
enemy

# Pariksit
Examiner * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# Sresthah
seniormost
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha best
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha classic
श्रेष्ठ m. zreSTha king
श्रेष्ठता f. zreSThatA excellence
श्रेष्ठतम adj. zreSThatama high end [computer] कदाचित् रक्षणाय आक्रमणमेव श्रेष्ठम् | sent. kadAcit rakSaNAya AkramaNameva zreSTham | Sometimes offence is the best defense.
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha superior
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha better than
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha most auspicious or salutary
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha distinguished
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha senior
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha better
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha more
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha oldest
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha best of or among or in respect of or in
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha most beautiful
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha most splendid or beautiful
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha chief
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha first
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha most beautiful of or among
श्रेष्ठ adj. zreSTha most excellent
श्रेष्ठा f. zreSThA excellent woman
श्रेष्ठ m. zreSTha kind of root resembling ginger
श्रेष्ठ m. zreSTha Confederate rose [Hibiscus Mutabilis – Bot.] श्रेष्ठ m. zreSTha Brahman
श्रेष्ठ n. zreSTha cow’s milk
श्रेष्ठ n. zreSTha copper

kadaca
notebooks * Srimad-Bhagavatam

# gaura-purusa
fair complexion name

# bhukti
material enjoyment

# vivarta
means alteration, modification, change of form, altered condition or state
see under articles

# prema-vilasa-vivarta
see – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# dhira-lalita
a word indicating a person who is very cunning and youthful, who is always expert in joking, who is without anxiety, and who is always subservient to his girlfriend – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# prema-vaicittya
The tilaka of good fortune is on the forehead of Srimati Radharani, and She also has a locket of prema-vaicittya. Prema-vaicittya is manifest when a lover and beloved meet and fear separation. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# kila-kincita
Radharani has another emotion called kila-kincita, which is manifest in twenty different ways. These emotions are manifested partly due to one’s body, partly due to one’s mind, and partly due to habit. As far as the bodily emotions are concerned, they are manifested in posture and movement. As far as the emotions of the mind are concerned, they are manifested as beauty, luster, complexion, sweetness, talking, magnanimity and patience. As far as habitual emotions are concerned, they are manifested as pastimes, enjoyment, preparing for separation, and forgetfulness. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# suddipta-sattvika
Srimati Radharani is decorated with suddipta-sattvika emotions, which sometimes include jubilation and sometimes pacification. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya
For more see under articles

# Srstikarta
the creator

# Pranava
om-kara

# Arya-samajists
who say that they accept the original Vedas only and reject all other Vedic literature. The motive of these people, however, is to give their own interpretation

# pratyaksa
(1) direct understanding (pratyaksa), – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# anumana
(2) hypothetical understanding (anumana), – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# aitihya
(3) historical understanding (aitihya) and – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Sabda
(4) understanding through sound (sabda). – Teachings of Lord Caitanya
or transcendental sound, is regarded as evidence

शब्द m. zabda
sound
शब्द m. zabda
word
शाब्द m. zAbda
literal [computer] शब्दकोश m. zabdakoza
dictionary
शब्दावलि f. zabdAvali
glossary
द्वरे शब्द m. dvare zabda
knock
विशब्दयति verb denom. vizabdayati { vi- zabday }
name
शब्दशास्त्र n. zabdazAstra
philology
शब्दम् दत्ते verb 3 zabdam datte { dA }
make a noise

शब्दानुक्रम m. zabdAnukrama
syntax [computer]

शब्दसङ्गह m. zabdasaGgaha
vocabulary

शब्दशास्त्रिन् m. zabdazAstrin
philologist

अभिशब्दयति verb denom. abhizabdayati { abhi- zabday }
name

शब्दम् ददाति verb 3 zabdam dadAti { dA }
make a noise

शब्दानुशासन n. zabdAnuzAsana
syntax [computer]

शब्दपरीक्षक n. zabdaparIkSaka
spell-checker [computer]

शब्दसम्पादक n. zabdasampAdaka
text editor [computer]

द्वारे शब्दापय sent. dvAre zabdApaya
Knock at the door!

शब्दसंसाधक n. zabdasaMsAdhaka
word processor [computer]

कीदृक् भयङ्कर-शब्दः ! sent. kIdRk bhayaGkara-zabdaH !
What a terrible noise

पश्यतु, कः शब्दं करोति? sent. pazyatu, kaH zabdaM karoti?
see, who is making that noise?

विना शब्दं भोजनं कुर्वन्तु नाम sent. vinA zabdaM bhojanaM kurvantunAma
Eat without making too much noise.

शाब्द adj. zAbda
sounding

शाब्द adj. zAbda
relating to sound

शाब्द adj. zAbda
verbal

शाब्द adj. zAbda
nominal

शाब्द adj. zAbda
sonorous

शाब्द adj. zAbda
expressed in words oral

शाब्द adj. zAbda
resting on or enjoined by sacred sound

शाब्द adj. zAbda
based on sounds

शाब्द m. zAbda
grammarian

शब्द m. zabda
appellation

शब्द m. zabda
word on

शाब्द m. zAbda
philologist

शब्द m. zabda
tone

शब्द m. zabda
affix

शब्द m. zabda
noise

शब्द m. zabda
sacred syllable Om

शब्द m. zabda
voice

शब्द m. zabda
declinable word or a word-termination

शाब्द m. zAbda
particular sect

शब्द m. zabda
technical term

शब्द m. zabda
name

शब्द m. zabda
right word

शब्द m. zabda
verbal communication or testimony

शब्द m. zabda
correct expression

शब्द m. zabda
oral tradition

शब्द m. zabda
title

शब्द m. zabda
speech
शब्द m. zabda
language
शब्द m. zabda
verbal authority or evidence
शब्द m. zabda

# laksana-vrtti
the indirect interpretation is called laksana-vrtti. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

vettha — you are well conversant; tvam — Your Honor; saumya — one who is pure and simple; tat — those; sarvam — all; tattvatah — in fact; tat — their; anugrahat — by the favor of; bruyuh — will tell; snigdhasya — of the one who is submissive; sisyasya — of the disciple; guravah — the spiritual masters; guhyam — secret; api uta — endowed with.

# abhidha-vrtti
The direct interpretation is called abhidha-vrtti – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Asamaurdhva
which indicates that no one is equal to or greater than Him – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# abhijna
fully cognizant

# svarat
fully independent

# sruti-mantra
Vedas

# Smriti-mantra
Other scriptures

# Paratattva
(summum bonum)

# parinama-vada
The doctrine of by-products, parinama-vada

# Brahman
the stage of highest knowledge. – Bhagavad-gita
The word brahman means “the greatest in all respects.” – Teachings of Lord Caitanya
See under articles

# para
The para energy is actually the energy of the Supreme Lord Himself – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# ksetra-jna
the ksetra-jna energy – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# avidya
the avidya energy is the material world, or maya – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Sariraka-bhasya
Sankara’s commentary on the Vedanta-sutra, known as the Sariraka-bhasya

# smrti-prasthana
Authoritative books indicating the ultimate goal and written by liberated souls like Vyasadeva (for example, the Bhagavad-gita, Mahabharata and Puranas, especially Srimad-Bhagavatam, the Maha-Purana) are called smrti-prasthana.

# sruti-prasthana
That department of knowledge which is proved by Vedic instruction (like the Upanisads) is called sruti-prasthana.

# nyaya-prasthana
Vedanta Sutra

# prasthana-traya
In transcendental realization there are three divisions of knowledge, called prasthana-traya. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Sutra
According to the Skanda and Vayu Puranas, the word sutra refers to a condensed work which carries meaning and import of immeasurable strength without any mistake or fault – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Suddhadvaita
There are four different sects of Vaisnava acaryas, and each follows a different variation of personalism – suddhadvaita, visistadvaita, dvaitadvaita and acintya-bhedabheda. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# visistadvaita,
There are four different sects of Vaisnava acaryas, and each follows a different variation of personalism – suddhadvaita, visistadvaita, dvaitadvaita and acintya-bhedabheda. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Dvaitadvaita
There are four different sects of Vaisnava acaryas, and each follows a different variation of personalism – suddhadvaita, visistadvaita, dvaitadvaita and acintya-bhedabheda. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# acintya-bhedabheda
There are four different sects of Vaisnava acaryas, and each follows a different variation of personalism – suddhadvaita, visistadvaita, dvaitadvaita and acintya-bhedabheda. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# vedanta
The word vedanta means “the last word of Vedic knowledge,” which is to understand Krsna. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya
The word vedanta means “the end of Vedic knowledge.” – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Sannyasa
According to the Sankara sect, there are ten different names for sannyasis. Out of them, three names –
# Tirtha,
# Asrama and
# Sarasvati
– are given to the sannyasis considered to be the most enlightened and cultured.

# sagarbha yogis
– Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# nigarbha yogis
– Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Sakama
devotees, devotees with material desires, – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# akama
refers to one who does not have any material desires – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# moksa-kama
refers to one who seeks liberation from material miseries – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# sarva-kama
refers to one who wants to enjoy by fulfilling material desires – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# guna
indicates the unlimited transcendental qualities of Krsna, primarily those pertaining to His sac-cid-ananda form – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# ittham-bhuta-guna
The Lord next explained the different meanings of ittham-bhuta-guna. Ittham-bhuta indicates full transcendental pleasure, before which even the transcendental pleasure known as brahmananda becomes like straw. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Hetu
The word hetu means “reason” or “cause.” – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# kurvanti
The word kurvanti means “working for others.” – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# urukrama
The word urukrama is used to indicate a highly powerful person. Since the word kramais used to indicate the act of stepping, the word urukrama also indicates one who can step forward very far. The greatest step forward was taken by Lord Vamanadeva, who covered the whole universe in two steps. See complete in – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# nirgrantha
The next word, nirgrantha, indicates freedom from the bondage of illusion. Nirgrantha also means “one who has no connection with scriptural injunctions.” See complete explanation in – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# mugdha
completely bewildered

#atmarama
As far as the word atmarama is concerned, the Lord explained that the word atma means (1) the Supreme Absolute Truth, (2) the body, (3) the mind, (4) endeavor, (5) intelligence, (6) conviction and (7) nature. The word arama means enjoyer; therefore anyone who takes pleasure in the cultivation of the knowledge of these seven items is known as an atmarama. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya
atmarama (taking pleasure within)

# citra-jalpa
(varieties of mad emotional talks)
There are ten varieties of citra-jalpa, examples of which are given in Srimad-Bhagavatam (10.47.12–21), in a portion known as the Bhramara-gita.
see more in – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# udghurna
(unsteadiness) see more in – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# madana
The highest perfections of adhirudha affection in conjugal love involve meeting (madana) and separation (mohana). – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# mohana
The highest perfections of adhirudha affection in conjugal love involve meeting (madana) and separation (mohana). – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Rudha
(advanced) – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# adhirudha
(highly advanced) – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# prema
Prema can be defined as love of God without any expectation of exchange or return – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Bhava
The word bhava is significant here. This bhava stage is attained after one has transcendental affection for the Lord. * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1
the condition immediately preceding love of Godhead emotion see more in – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Rati
or attachment affection
– Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# prakrta-sahajiya
see articles

# ragatmika
The devotional service discharged with such deep attachment, and with consequent deep absorption in the object of love, is called ragatmika.” – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# raga-marga-bhakti
Developing devotional service and attachment by following in the footsteps of the Vrajavasis is called raga-marga-bhakti, or devotional service in pursuance of attachment to the Lord. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# virat-purusa
Universal form. See – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Tryadhisvara
a name indicating His principal abodes – Gokula, Mathura and Dvaraka. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# kanaka
Gold

# Vari
water

# ka
See articles

# Adhisa
Lord, master

# anambastha
The child of a brahmana father and anambastha mother (born from a brahmana and a vaisya) accepts the sub-caste known as abhira (cowherd)
# ambastha

# para-upakara
or welfare activity

# Prapatti
Surrender
See articles

# prapanna
Prapanna is a sanskrit word that means complete surrender/dedication.
Ramanuja of the Visistadvaita school said that a person has to be just a ‘prapanna’, meaning completely surrendered to God. This is called ‘Prapatti’. If a person completely trusts God and surrenders himself in thought, word and deed, then he or she can attain the highest point “Vishnoh Paramam Padam”.
Prapanna is mentioned many times in the Bhagavata Purana.[1] A prapanna is expected to fulfill some or all of the five anngas to attain prapatti.[2] ‘Prapanna’ is the one who surrenders herself/himself to God and how she/he deals with life treading a path of purity. – wikipedia

# Viraja
Causal Ocean
– Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# avatara
means “one who descends from the spiritual sky. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# manvantara-avataras
are also known as vaibhava-avataras

sattvam — goodness; rajah — passion; tamah — the darkness of ignorance; iti — thus; prakrteh — of the material nature; gunah — qualities; taih — by them; yuktah — associated with; parah — transcendental; purusah — the personality; ekah — one; iha asya — of this material world; dhatte — accepts; sthiti-adaye — for the matter of creation, maintenance and destruction, etc.; hari — Visnu, the Personality of Godhead; virinci — Brahma; hara — Lord Siva; iti — thus; samjnah — different features; sreyamsi — ultimate benefit; tatra — therein; khalu — of course; sattva — goodness; tanoh — form; nrnam — of the human being; syuh — derived. * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# svayam-rupa
As far as His svayam-rupa (or pastime form) is concerned, it is in that form that He remains always in Vrndavana with the inhabitants of Vrndavana. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya
Lord Sri Krsna is the svayam-rupa Personality of Godhead, * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# avesa-rupa
when Krsna empowers some suitable living entity to represent Him, that living entity is called
# avesa-rupa or
# saktyavesa-avatara. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# saktyavesa-avatara
The Lord then pointed out that there is no limit to the saktyavesa-avataras but that some can be mentioned as examples. The saktyavesa incarnations are of two kinds – direct and indirect.
When the Lord Himself comes, He is called a
# saksat, or direct, saktyavesa-avatara, and when He empowers a living entity to represent Him, that living entity is called an indirect, or
# avesa, incarnation. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya
See articles

# prabhava-vilasa
As far as the vilasa forms are concerned, there are innumerable prabhava-vilasas, headed by Krsna’s expansions as Vasudeva, Sankarsana, Pradyumna and Aniruddha. Sometimes the Lord thinks of Himself as a cowherd boy, and sometimes He thinks of Himself as Vasudeva’s son, a ksatriya prince, and this “thinking” of Krsna is called His “pastimes.” – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# tad-ekatma-rupa
The tad-ekatma-rupa is that form which most resembles the svayam-rupa, but there are some differences in the bodily features. The tad-ekatma-rupa is divided into two manifestations:
# svamsa the personal expansion
# vilasa the pastime expansion
– Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# svayam-rupa
The feature of svayam-rupa is the form by which Krsna can be understood by one who may not understand His other features. In other words, the form by which Krsna is directly understood is called svayam-rupa, or His personal form – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# asraya
The Supreme Truth is the asraya, the shelter of all manifestations – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# asrita
All other principles, which remain under the control of the asraya-tattva, or the Absolute Truth, are called asrita, or subordinate corollaries and reactions – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# ksetra-jna (ksetra jna)
the knower of the field of activities – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# adhidaivika
miseries are concerned, these originate with the demigods of the higher planets. For instance, we sometimes suffer from severe cold weather…. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# adhibhautika
Miseries inflicted by other living entities are called adhibhautika – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Adhyatmika
refers to those miseries caused by the body and mind – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Ecliptic

# Eclittica
See under articles

# Kalankini (unchaste one

# Dhurta – crafty (

# naksatra (nakshatra)
Nakshatra is the term for lunar mansion in Hindu astrology. A nakshatra is one of 28 (sometimes also 27) sectors along the ecliptic. Their names are related to the most prominenat asterisms in the respective sectors. – See more under articles

# Kalasutra
the rope of time).

# havisya
(rice and ghee)

# Tithi
In Vedic timekeeping, a tithi (also spelled thithi) is a lunar day, or the time it takes for the longitudinal angle between the Moon and the Sun to increase by 12°. In other words, a thithi is a time-duration between the consecutive epochs that correspond to when the longitudinal-angle between sun and moon is an integer multiple of 12°. Tithis begin at varying times of day and vary in duration from approximately 19 to approximately 26 hours.[1] See articles / tithi

# Controverso
controversial controversial

# semantica
See under articles / non vedic

# grammatica
La grammatica è, in linguistica, quel complesso di regole necessarie alla costruzione di frasi, sintagmi e parole di una determinata lingua. Il termine si riferisce anche allo studio di dette regole, che appartengono all’ambito della fonologia (e fonetica), morfologia, sintassi, semantica e pragmatica. I linguisti normalmente non intendono per “grammatica” le regole ortografiche, anche se spesso i manuali che si autodefiniscono “grammatiche” includono regole concernenti l’ortografia e la punteggiatura.[1] In certi usi, con grammatica ci si riferisce in particolare alla morfologia e sintassi di una lingua.[2] vedi “articles non vedic”

# ipoteca
mortgage

# palinsesto
# pleonasmo – pleonastico pleonasm – pleonastic Il pleonasmo (dal greco πλεονασμóς: pleonasmós, “esagerazione”) è la figura retorica per cui si ha un’aggiunta di parole o elementi grammaticali non necessari, ma ritenuti erroneamente esplicativi di un’espressione già compiuta dal punto di vista informativo e sintattico. A tale accorgimento, il cui effetto è una ridondanza, si ricorre al fine di dare alla frase una maggiore intensità, forza, chiarezza o efficacia. vedi “articles non vedic”

# sconfitta
defeat derrota

# sfida
challenge desafio

# sinossi
a sinossi (anche sinopsi) è un compendio, o riassunto, di un’opera letteraria che permette di avere sott’occhio le sue parti essenziali. vedi “articles non vedic”

# sintassi La parola sintassi (o sintattica) deriva dal termine greco σύνταξις “sýntaxis” che significa “ordinamento” ed è la branca della linguistica che studia i diversi modi in cui le parole si uniscono tra loro per formare una proposizione e i vari modi in cui le proposizioni si collegano per formare un periodo. vedi “articles non vedic”

# architettura
della rivista Kadacha

# modello
mock-up maqueta Composición de una página o de una publicación en la que se distribuyen los distintos elementos gráficos que van a formar parte de ella y que sirve de modelo antes de imprimir. antes de editar la enciclopedia hay que hacer la maqueta de cada una de sus páginas .

# modello
to make-up maquetar “Componer gráficamente las páginas de una publicación, distribuyendo los distintos elementos que van a formar parte de ellas, dando formato a las imágenes y a los diferentes tipos de letra, etc., a partir del esbozo o diseño inicial.

# maquetar una página
los textos maquetados pasan a los correctores antes de ser publicados .”
# nisedha
What should not be done – also see “articles”.

# Vidhi
What should be done – also see “articles”.

# dhrtih
And when one can control the urges of the tongue and genitals, that is called dhrtih.” ???
“to realize oneself as elevated.” – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Titiksa
or tolerance

# sama
The word sama means controlling the mind and keeping it from being diverted in various ways while fixing it on the Supreme Personality of Godhead. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# madhura-rati
# madhurya
there is a transcendental exchange of conjugal love between the lover and the beloved
# madhurya, conjugal love

# vatsalya-rati
the fraternal affection of the preceding stage develops into parental affection
# vatsalya filial affection and

# sakhya-rati
In this stage one associates with the Supreme as a friend on an equal level – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# dasya-rati
In the second stage, which is called dasya-rati, a person appreciates his position as being everlastingly subordinate to the Supreme Lord…. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# santa-rati
The initial stage is called santa-rati, wherein one who is liberated from material contamination appreciates the greatness of the Supreme Personality of Godhead. One who attains this stage does not exactly engage in the transcendental loving service of the Lord, for this is the neutral stage. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya
Examples of santa-bhaktas, or devotees in the neutral stage, are….. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya
Unless one is elevated to the platform of santa-rati, one cannot be fixed in knowledge of the greatness of Krsna or of the diffusion of His different energies, which are the cause of all manifestations. For more see – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# santa-rasa
One who can fix his mind on Krsna without deviation attains santa-rasa, the steadfast position in Krsna consciousness. One in santa-rasa exhibits two main qualities: unflinching faith in Krsna, and the cessation of all material desires. For more see – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

santa, neutrality

or the neutral stage of devotional service
This stage of santa-rasa can be attained by the impersonalists only when they are in association with pure devotees. – Nectar of Devotion

# sthayi-bhava
When one actually becomes situated on the transcendental platform, he becomes steady. Unless one is so situated, his position is not steady and he may fall down. When one is actually situated transcendentally, there is no fear of falling down. This stage is technically called sthayi-bhava. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# mahabhava
extreme and intense attachment – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

#bhava
ecstasy – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# anuraga
emotion – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Raga
affection – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Jangama
or moving entities – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Sthavara
or nonmoving entities – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Kamandalu
hermit’s waterpot)

# Bahirvasa
outer covering

# Digvijayi
world conqueror

# Pathasala
[school]

# visvambhara
refers to one who maintains the entire universe and who leads all living entities.

# Advaita
means “nondual

# Acintya
inconceivable

# vyakta
manifested state (vyakta)

# avyakta
unmanifested state (avyakta). – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Dasama-skandha
the Tenth Canto

# hladini
The hladini potency is Krsna’s pleasure potency. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Caitanya-caritamrta
The word caitanya means “living force,” carita means “character,” and amrta means “immortal.”
“the character of the living force in immortality – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Jananivasa
one who lives in everyone’s heart

# Pusti
the energy for nourishment

# Sudarsana
Su means “very nice,” and darsana means “observation – Krishna Book

# Cancala
indicating that she does not stay in one place for a long time

# upadrasta
the supreme advisor – Krishna Book

# sarva-drk
the overseer of all the actions of the internal and external potencies

# smrtis
are the Puranas and the Itihasas like the Mahabharata, which includes the Bhagavad-gita – Krishna Book

# Sruti
Are the 4 original vedas – Krishna Book

# sruti-dhara (srutidhara)
One who can remember everything perpetually is called a sruti-dhara. A sruti-dhara brahmacari can repeat verbatim all that he has heard, without notes and without reference to books – Krishna Book

# brahmacari
See articles

# vasita siddhi
In addition, Krsna can bring anyone under His influence. This is called vasita.

# Isita siddhi
Similarly, He has the facility of isita, controlling power. He is called the supreme controller, Paramesvara.

# Prapti siddhi
Krsna also has the perfection of prapti: He can get whatever He likes

# Laghima siddhi
Krsna also has the perfection of laghima: He can become the lightest. It is stated in the Bhagavad-gita that it is because Krsna enters within this universe and within the atoms that all the planets are floating in the air. That is the explanation of weightlessness.

# mahima-siddhi
Similarly, Krsna, as Garbhodakasayi Visnu, is within the gigantic universe, and He is lying in the Causal Ocean as Maha-Visnu, in a body so gigantic that when He exhales, millions and trillions of universes emanate from His body. This is called mahima-siddhi

# anima-siddhi
the power to become smaller than the smallest

# bahir-anga-maya (bahiranga-maya)
or the external energy, although of flickering nature, is the energy of the Supreme Lord, and as such it cannot be false – Krishna Book

# srotriya
The Vedas therefore instruct that in order to know the science of devotional service one has to submit himself unto the bona fide spiritual master. The bona fide spiritual master is he who knows the science of devotional service in disciplic succession. This disciplic succession is called srotriya. See more in – Krishna Book

# Maya
See articles
maya means “that which is not.” – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# dhruva
unlimited eternal

# Cetana
or spiritual – Krishna Book
According to the Vedic literature, living entities have knowledge, and thus they are called cetana, which means “in knowledge.” – Krishna Book

#virat-purusa
the gigantic universal form of the Lord

# anna-maya,
This stage of consciousness, in which the goal is to eat sumptuously, is called anna-maya. Anna means “food.” see – Krishna Book

# prana-maya,
After this one lives in the consciousness of being alive. If one can continue his life without being attacked or destroyed, one thinks himself happy. This stage is called prana-maya, or consciousness of one’s existence.
see – Krishna Book

# mano-maya,
After this stage, when one is situated on the mental platform, his consciousness is called mano-maya. see – Krishna Book

# vijnana-maya
If by the evolutionary process of philosophical life one happens to reach the platform of intellectual life and understands that he is not this material body but a spiritual soul, he is situated in the vijnana-maya stage. see – Krishna Book

# ananda-maya
When one develops his relationship with Him and executes devotional service, that stage of life is called Krsna consciousness, the ananda-maya stage. Ananda-maya is the blissful life of knowledge and eternity. see – Krishna Book

# sarvam khalv idam brahma
“Everything is Brahman.” – Krishna Book

# tat tvam asi
Thou art the same
See – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# taraka-mantras
Because such vibrations of transcendental sound can deliver a conditioned soul, they are known as taraka-mantras.

# Visesa, distinction

# Visesa-jna
refers to the personalists, who are interested in transcendental variegatedness

# Visanna
morose – Krishna Book

# mala
Meaning of mala (the rosary we use for japa or the one we wear around the neck): Ma means “me” la means “to give”

# patni-samyaja
Following the Rajasuya sacrifice, there was the Vedic ritualistic duty known as patni-samyaja. This sacrifice, which one performs along with one’s wife, was also duly conducted by the priests of King Yudhisthira.

# ajata-satru
a person who had no enemy. Ajata, not born.

# avabhrtha bath
He sufficiently remunerated the priests and learned sages for their engagement in the execution of the sacrifice, and after performing all this routine work, he took his bath. This bath at the end of the sacrifice is also technical. It is called the avabhrtha bath. – Krishna Book

# Agra-puja
Another important procedure is that the most exalted personality in the assembly of such a sacrificial ceremony is first offered worship. After all arrangements were made for Yudhisthira’s sacrifice, the next consideration was who should be worshiped first in the ceremony. This particular ceremony is called Agra-puja. Agra means “first,” and puja means “worship.” This Agra-puja is similar to the election of a president. for more see – Krishna Book

#go-brahmana-hitaya ca
, which means that His first duty is to see to the welfare of the cows and the brahmanas.

# svajatiya-vijatiya
We have our hands and legs, but our hands are different from our legs. The hand cannot act like the leg, nor can the leg act like the hand. The ears can hear but the eyes cannot, and the eyes can see but the ears cannot. All these differences are technically called svajatiya-vijatiya. for more see – Krishna Book

# anukalpa prasadam
ekadasi style

# panca-yajna sacrifice
which is compulsory for a householder
This yajna is also known as
# panca-suna important, see more on – Krishna Book

# brahmanya-deva
All qualified brahmanas worship Him, and therefore He is called brahmanya-deva – Krishna Book

# maha-rathi (maha-ratha)
Mahā-ratha means one who could fight with one thousand chariots on the other side. They were called mahā-rathāḥ.
Thousands of men – Lecture on SB 1.8.24 — Mayapura, October 4, 1974:
Mahārathi: A warrior capable of fighting more than 12 Atirathi class warriors simultaneously with mastery of all forms of weapons and combat skills. Wikipedia
Also see article “maharathi”

# Atirathi:
A warrior capable of contending with 9 Rathi class warriors

# eka-rathi
A fighter who can fight with one man, he is called eka-ratha
Ekarathi: A warrior capable of fighting with 6 rathi class warriors. Duryodhana, Sahadeva, Nakula, Bhima, Dushyasana and his son were probably the only ekarathis. Wiki

# rathi
A warrior capable of attacking 1000 warriors simultaneously. Wiki

# Ardha-rathi
Literally half a rathi. Wiki

# Samba
Amba means “mother,” and sa means “with.” So this special name was given to him because he always remained with his mother. – Krishna Book

# arani
Formerly, the brahmanas used to ignite the fire of sacrifice not with matches or any other external fire but with their powerful mantras, called arani. – Krishna Book

# brahma-sva
A brahmana’s property is called brahma-sva, and according to Manu’s law it cannot be acquired even by the government – Krishna Book

# aksauhini
109,000 foot soldiers,
65,610 horses,
21,870 chariots
21,870 elephants – see articles, Maha-bharata, Adi

# Narayana-jvara
weapon, which is represented by excessive cold – Krishna Book

# Siva-jvara
Lord Siva then took to his last resort. He released his greatest death weapon, known as Siva-jvara, which destroys by excessive temperature. See more in – Krishna Book

# Bhuta-natha
Lord Siva is called Bhuta-natha because he is assisted by various types of powerful ghosts and denizens of the inferno – Krishna Book

# naga-pasa
snake-noose

# Asutosa
(“very easily pleased”)

# tandava-nrtya
Lord Siva was dancing in his celebrated fashion called tandava-nrtya

# camara
yak-tail fly-whisks)

# Vaijayanti
flower garland

# Kapidhvaja
# Kapi means Hanuman, and
# dhvaja means “flag.”)

# bhara.
According to Vedic formulas, one bhara is equal to about twenty-one pounds, and one mound equals about eighty-two pounds. – Krishna Book

# antah-pura
private apartments

# Jagatpati
the master of the whole cosmic manifestation

# Mahabhuja
which means “one with unlimited strength.

# Yogesvara
means “one who is possessed of inconceivable opulence and energy.” Krsna possesses inconceivable opulence and energy,

# veda-vada-rata
There is a class of men described in the Bhagavad-gita as veda-vada-rata: they believe only in the Vedic ritualistic ceremonies but not in temple worship for more see – Krishna Book

# Damaghosa
Sisupala’s father was known as Damaghosa due to his superior ability to cut down unregulated citizens.
# Dama means curbing down, and
# ghosa means famous; so he was famous for controlling the citizens. – Krishna Book

# Ranacora (Rancor)
which means “one who has left the battlefield

# Purana
La palabra purana (desde “pura”) significa leteralmente “antiguo”, “lo que vino antes”.
Sin embargo puede tambien tener el significado de “lo que completa”.

# kalasa
golden waterpots – Krishna Book

# Gopuras
big gates – Krishna Book

# gupta
Vaisyas are generally called guptas, and the word gupta can also be used to mean “hidden.” So Krsna was both hidden and raised by Nanda Maharaja. – Krishna Book

# aprakata-lila
The technical term of His presence in the spiritual world is aprakata-lila – Krishna Book

# uttama
उत्तम adj. uttama first
उत्तम adj. uttama highest
उत्तम adj. uttama lastly
उत्तम adj. uttama uppermost
उत्तम adj. uttama greatest
उत्तम adj. uttama best
उत्तम adj. uttama chief
उत्तम adj. uttama the highest
उत्तम adj. uttama bliss of
उत्तम adj. uttama most elevated
उत्तम adj. uttama the most removed or last in place or order or time
उत्तम adj. uttama principal
उत्तम adj. uttama excellent
उत्तम adj. uttama at last
उत्तमा f. uttamA kind of pustule
उत्तम m. uttama Rosy mildweed plant [Oxystelma Esculentum – Bot.] उत्तम m. uttama last person
उत्तम m. uttama excellent woman

#dhava
धाव adj. dhAva washing
धाव adj. dhAva cleansing
धव m. dhava Red Bell Bush [Woodfordia fruticosa – Bot.] धव m. dhava possessor
धाव m. dhAva
धव m. dhava axlewood tree [Anogeissus latifolia – Bot.] धव m. dhava cheat
धव m. dhava lord
धव m. dhava rogue
धव m. dhava husband
धव m. dhava man

# Uddhava
उद्धव m. uddhava festival
उद्धव m. uddhava holiday
उद्धव m. uddhava joy
उद्धव m. uddhava pleasure
उद्धव m. uddhava sacrificial fire

# Adhoksaja
which indicates that He is beyond the perception of all material senses – Krishna Book

# jalpa-pratijalpa
or talking in different ways

# udghurna
or bewilderment

# ujjvala-rasa
or the brightest jewel of love of God

# ujjvala
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala bright
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala luminous
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala splendorous
उज्ज्वलता f. ujjvalatA splendour
उज्ज्वालयति verb caus. ujjvAlayati { ud- jval } set on fire
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala shining
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala glorious
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala splendid
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala light
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala full-blown
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala blazing up
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala burning
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala clean
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala expanded
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala ablaze
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala lovely
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala clear
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala beautiful
उज्ज्वल adj. ujjvala radiant
उज्ज्वला f. ujjvalA splendour
उज्ज्वला f. ujjvalA clearness
उज्ज्वला f. ujjvalA brightness
उज्ज्वल m. ujjvala love
उज्ज्वल m. ujjvala passion
उज्ज्वल n. ujjvala gold
उज्ज्वल n. ujjvala form of the jagatI metre

# vibhinamsa
When He is situated within jiva-sakti, then His sat-cit-ananda energies are present only in minute form; this manifestation of Sri Krsna is called vibhinamsa, or the jiva, the minute spiritual living entity. NM, Baladeva Purnima

# Uma
means splendour, light

# kalau sudra-sambhavah
But as stated in the scriptures, kalau sudra-sambhavah: “In this Age of Kali, everyone is born a sudra.” – Krishna Book

# svayam-prakasa
??

# prabhava-prakasa
Thus He sometimes manifests four hands and sometimes two. The two-handed form is actually vaibhava-prakasa, and the four-handed form is prabhava-prakasa. ??
The four-handed form is prabhava-prakasa – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# prabhava expansion
Prabhava expansion means the same feature, the same body, but it is distributed in innumerable places.
See in articles for more

#vaibhava expansions
When the body is similar, but the color of the body different
In His
# vaibhava-prakasa
feature, the Lord manifests Himself as Balarama. The Balarama feature is as good as Krsna Himself, the only difference being that the bodily hue of Krsna is dark and that of Balarama is fair
See in articles for more
Vaibhava-prakasa is expansions in equal forms – Krishna Book
The two-handed form is vaibhava-prakasa – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Matrka (Matrika)
A matrka is like a crossword box, with three numbers in each row. If one adds any three from any side, it will come to nine. The matrkas are of different kinds and for different purposes.

# puspa-ratha
It is said in the Ramayana that after defeating Ravana, Ramacandra was carried from Lanka to Bharata-varsa on a plane of flowers, called a puspa-ratha.

# phulla-badi
This art of decorating can still be seen in various temples of Vrndavana during the summer season. It is called phulla-badi.

# praja
The word praja is used both for progeny and for citizens – Krishna Book

# Asaririni
a heavenly voice from above

# paitha
means went into

# kanta
कान्त adj. kAnta pleasing
कान्त adj. kAnta dear
कन्त adj. kanta happy
कान्त adj. kAnta liked
कान्त adj. kAnta agreeable
कान्त adj. kAnta desired
कान्त adj. kAnta lovely
कान्त adj. kAnta loved
कान्त adj. kAnta beautiful
कान्ता f. kAntA name of kAnta
कान्ता f. kAntA beloved
कान्ता f. kAntA lovely woman
कान्ता f. kAntA beloved or lovely woman
कान्ता f. kAntA beloved female
कान्ता f. kAntA wife
कान्ता f. kAntA mistress
कान्त m. kAnta iron
कान्त m. kAnta lover
कान्त m. kAnta kind of perfume
कान्त m. kAnta anyone beloved
कान्त m. kAnta stone
कान्त m. kAnta kind of zruti
कान्त m. kAnta husband
कान्त m. kAnta charming wife
कान्त m. kAnta Indian Oak [Barringtonia acutangula – Bot.] कान्त m. kAnta moon
कान्त m. kAnta earth
कान्त m. kAnta spring
कान्त m. kAnta large cardamoms
कण्ट n. kaNTa steel nib
कान्त n. kAnta saffron
कान्त n. kAnta kind of iron
कान्त n. kAnta magnet
कान्त n. kAnta kind of house
कन्था f. kanthA patched garment
कन्था f. kanthA wall
कन्था f. kanthA rag
कण्ठ m. kaNTha sound
कण्ठ m. kaNTha narrowest part
कण्ठ m. kaNTha immediate proximity
कण्ठ m. kaNTha throat
कण्ठ m. kaNTha myna tree [Vangueria Spinosa – Bot.] कण्ठ m. kaNTha voice
कण्ठ m. kaNTha guttural sound
कण्ठ m. kaNTha neck
काण्टक adj. kANTaka consisting of thorns
कण्टक m. kaNTaka anything pointed
कण्टक m. kaNTaka bamboo
कण्टक m. kaNTaka any annoyance or source of vexation
कण्टक m. kaNTaka finger-nail
कण्टक m. kaNTaka defect
कण्टक m. kaNTaka seventh
कण्टक m. kaNTaka enemy in general
कण्टक m. kaNTaka point of a pin or needle
कण्टक m. kaNTaka workshop
कण्टक m. kaNTaka obstacle
कण्टक m. kaNTaka erection of the hair of the body in thrilling emotions
कण्टक m. kaNTaka and tenth lunar mansions and
कण्टक m. kaNTaka sharp stinging pain
कण्टक m. kaNTaka prickle
कण्टक m. kaNTaka manufactory
कण्टक m. kaNTaka impediment
कण्टक m. kaNTaka unevenness or roughness
कण्टक m. kaNTaka term in the nyAya philosophy implying refutation of argument
कण्टक m. kaNTaka symptom of disease
कण्टक m. kaNTaka sting
कण्टक m. kaNTaka boundary of a village
कण्टक m. kaNTaka first
कण्टक m. kaNTaka any troublesome seditious person
कण्टक m. kaNTaka detection of error
कण्टक m. kaNTaka vexing or injurious speech
कण्टक m. kaNTaka fish-bone
कण्टक m. kaNTaka fault
कण्टक m. kaNTaka fourth
कण्टक m. kaNTaka paltry foe
कण्टकी f. kaNTakI species of common eggplant [Solanum – Bot.] कण्टल m. kaNTala gum Arabic tree [Acacia nilotica – Bot.] कण्टालु m. kaNTAlu bamboo
कण्टालु m. kaNTAlu medicinal nightshade [Solanum Jacquini – Bot.] कण्टालु m. kaNTAlu another species of common eggplant [Solanum – Bot.] कान्तार m. kAntAra kind of measure
कान्तार m. kAntAra red variety of the sugar-cane
कान्तार m. kAntAra bamboo
कान्तार m. kAntAra mountain ebony
कान्तार m.n. kAntAra waste

# sarupya-mukti
a four-handed body exactly like that of Narayana in the Vaikuntha planets – Krishna Book

# antyesti
vedic funeral

# Akrura
not cruel – Krishna Book

# Vyomasura
the demon who flies in the sky

# deva-darsana
Narada Muni is generally known as deva-darsana, which means that he can be seen only by demigods or persons on the same level with the demigods

# anu
Anu means “following,” and anu also means “always.” – Krishna Book

# Anusrinuyat
One must hear from the disciplic succession. Anu means “following,” and anu also means “always.” See – Krishna Book for more

# sraddhanvita
for one who is trained in spiritual life – Krishna Book

# Brahma-muhurta
The brahma-muhurta takes place about one and a half hours before sunrise – Krishna Book
three hours before sunrise. – Krishna Book

# Nilakantha
The poison made his throat turn blue, and therefore Lord Siva is called Nilakantha – Krishna Book

# suvrata
to take a vow to enact pious activities – Krishna Book

# Jugupsitam
means “abominable

# avaruddha-saurata
the sex impulse was completely controlled – Krishna Book

# guru-druhah
which means they receive favors from the parents or the spiritual master and yet neglect them.” – Krishna Book

# purusa-bhusana
the male ornament – Krishna Book

# Upasana
उपासन n. upAsana dispatch
उपासन n. upAsana dispatching
उपासन adj. upAsana act of sitting or being near or at hand [f.n. only] उपासना f. upAsanA service
उपासना f. upAsanA worship
उपासन n. upAsana worship
उपासन n. upAsana act of throwing off
उपासन n. upAsana attendance
उपासन n. upAsana seat
उपासन n. upAsana exercise in archery
उपासन n. upAsana respect
उपासन n. upAsana being intent on or engaged in
उपासन n. upAsana serving
उपासन n. upAsana homage
उपासन n. upAsana domestic fire
उपासन n. upAsana waiting upon
उपासन n. upAsana adoration
उपासन n. upAsana service

# acarya-upasana
the worship of Your lotus feet is the first principle. – Krishna Book

# Sumadhyama
the standard of beauty of a woman is said to be sumadhyama, when the middle portion of the body is slender. – Krishna Book

# Pasandi
rascal

# Sarat
# Sarad
Sharad (Sanskrit: शरद्) is the early autumn season or ritu in the Hindu calendar. It roughly corresponds to the western months of mid-September to mid-November. Sharad is preceded by Varsha and followed by Hemant. The Hindu calendar contains six seasons (Vasant, Grishma, Varsha, Sharad, Hemant, Shishir) with two months each.
Sharad is characterized by clear skies, after three months of rains. Sharad Navratri, are the first nine auspicious days of the season, Sharad Purnima, the full moon day in the month of Ashwin, is celebrated as the day of divine Rasalila by Shri Krishna. That is the brightest full moon night of the year.
Sharad is also a Hindu name given to boys after the Sharad Purnima or full moon night festival. The name Sharad is also used among the Parsi diaspora in India and is found in parts of Iran as well.

# Rasa dance
In Srimad-Bhagavatam it is stated that the rasa dance took place on the full-moon night of the sarat season.
Therefore the rasa dance took place during His eighth year.
See more in Krishna Book

# visuddha-sattva
which is above the platform of the material mode of goodness – Krishna Book

# suddha-sattva
uncontaminated goodness.

# Madhu
The word ‘madhu’ means ‘honey’ and
# pan means to ‘drink’.  – Krishna Book

# doka
The place from where Lord Balarama saw the rasa-lila became celebrated as Doka Dauji. The word ‘doka’ is a corrupted form of ‘dekna’ or ‘to look’.

# Annakuta
From that day, Govardhana-puja has been going on and is known as Annakuta – Krishna Book

# candalas
or the untouchables – Krishna Book

# sacrifices
There are various details to be observed in the performance of sacrifices. They are known as
# desa, place;
# kala, time;
# prthag-dravya, the different detailed paraphernalia;
# mantra, hymns;
# tantra, scriptural evidences;
# agni, fire;
# rtvik, learned performers of sacrifices;
# devata, the demigods;
# yajamana, the performer of the sacrifices;
# kratu, the sacrifice itself; and
# dharma, the procedures.
– Krishna Book

# Murti
It is recommended in the Vedic scriptures that a deity may be made from different kinds of material elements: it can be painted, made of metal, made of jewels, made of wood, earth or stone or can be conceived within the heart of the worshiper. – Krishna Book
In the Amarakosa Sanskrit dictionary the word murti carries import in twofold meanings, namely, form and difficulty. Therefore amurtikam is explained by Acarya Sri Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura as meaning “without difficulty.” The transcendental form of eternal bliss and knowledge can be experienced by our original spiritual senses, which can be revived by chanting of the holy mantras, or transcendental sound representations. Such sound should be received from the transparent agency of the bona fide spiritual master, and the chanting may be practiced by the direction of the spiritual master. That will gradually lead us nearer to the Lord (ecc.) * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# Havisyanna
a kind of food prepared by boiling together mung dhal and rice without any spices or turmeric. According to Vedic injunction, this kind of food is recommended to purify the body before one enacts a ritualistic ceremony – Krishna Book

# Samvartaka
This cloud is invited when there is a need to devastate the whole cosmic manifestation. The Samvartaka was ordered by Indra to go over Vrndavana and inundate the whole area with an extensive flood. – Krishna Book

# Hemanta season
(just prior to the winter season). The first month of Hemanta is Agrahayana (October–November) – Krishna Book

# Samadhi
(trance) means absorption of all the activities of the senses in a particular object, and the gopis indicate that the pastimes of Krsna are the perfection of all meditation and samadhi – Krishna Book
समाधि m. samAdhi
Settlement
Sama means ‘the same’ and dhi means ‘intelligence.’

# Hari
Hari is a name of Krishna but also mean “lion”. So Lalita wanted to bewilder Kutila with a joke. * Camatkara Candrika

means “he who takes away (all distress from the surrendered souls).”
You destroy all the miseries of all living entities – Krishna Book
The word hari has different meanings, of which two are principal.
The name Hari indicates that Krsna takes away all inauspicious things from the devotee’s life and that He attracts the mind of the devotee by awarding him transcendental love of Godhead. Krsna is so attractive that anyone who can somehow or other remember Him becomes freed from the four kinds of material miseries. The Lord gives special attention to His devotee and banishes the devotee’s various sinful activities, which are stumbling blocks for the advancement of devotional service. This is called routing the influence of ignorance. Simply by hearing about Him, one develops love for Him. That is the gift of the Lord.
On one side He takes away inauspicious things, and on the other side He awards the most auspicious things. That is the meaning of hari.
– Teachings of Lord Caitanya

हरि adj. hari
green
हरि adj. hari
reddish brown
हरि adj. hari
yellow
हारि adj. hAri
captivating
हरि adj. hari
fallow
हरि adj. hari
tawny
हरि adj. hari
brown
हारि adj. hAri
charming
हारि adj. hAri
beautiful
हरि adj. hari
carrying
हरि adj. hari
bearing
हरि adj. hari
greenish

हरि adj. hari
bay

हरि adj. hari
pale yellow

हरि adj. hari
fawn-coloured
हारी f. hArI
pearl
हरि ind. hari
an exclamation
हरि m. hari
of a particular high number
हरि m. hari
name of indra
हरि m. hari
men
हरि m. hari
name of a son of parAvRt
हरि m. hari
steed
हरि m. hari
of zukra
हरि m. hari
of a mountain
हरि m. hari
name of brahmA
हरि m. hari
people
हारि m. hAri
losing a game
हरि m. hari
name of a son of parAjit
हरि m. hari
of ziva
हरि m. hari
wind or name of god of wind

हरि m. hari
of a metre
हरि m. hari
name of a worshipper, name of viSNu
हरि m. hari
lion
हरि m. hari
name of a son of garuDa
हरि m. hari
of yama
हरि m. hari
of a demon
हरि m. hari
sun
हरि m. hari
name of a dAnava
हरि m. hari
of a world
हरि m. hari
particular class of gods under manu tAmasa
हरि m. hari
name of a son of akampana
हरि m. hari
of various authors and scholars
हरि m. hari
sign of the zodiac Leo
हरि m. hari
yellow or reddish brown or green

हारि m. hAri
caravan

हरि m. hari
monkey

हरि m. hari
name of a son of tArakAkSa

हरि m. hari
horse

हारिन् adj. hArin
stealing

हारिन् adj. hArin
destroying

हारिन् adj. hArin
levying or raising

हारिन् adj. hArin
attracting

हारिन् adj. hArin
robbing

हारिन् adj. hArin
charming
हारिन् adj. hArin
appropriating

हारिन् adj. hArin
taking to one’s self

हारिन् adj. hArin
having or wearing a garland of pearls

हारिन् adj. hArin
removing

हारिन् adj. hArin
carrying away

हारिन् adj. hArin
taking

हारिन् adj. hArin
exceeding

हारिन् adj. hArin
ravishing

हारिन् adj. hArin
carrying

हारिन् adj. hArin
surpassing
हारिन् adj. hArin
dispelling
हारिन् adj. hArin
captivating

हरिन् m. harin
monkey

हरित् adj. harit
pale red

हरित् adj. harit
bay

हरित् adj. harit
yellowish

हरित् adj. harit
fawn-coloured

हरित् adj. harit
fallow

हरित् adj. harit
greenish

हरित् adj. harit
tawny

हरित् adj. harit
pale yellow

हरित् f. harit
grass or a species of grass

हरित् f. harit
bay mare

हरित् f. harit
female horse of a reddish colour

हरित् f. harit
rivers

हरित् f. harit
turmeric

हरित् f. harit
quarter of the sky

हरित् m. harit
sun

हरित् m. harit
lion

हरित् m. harit
reddish

हरित् m. harit
horse of the Sun

हरित् m. harit
black gram [Vigna mungo – Bot.]

हरित् m. harit
emerald

हरिज n. harija
longitudinal parallax

The boys played at catching ball with fruits such as
# bael and
# amalaka
– Krishna Book

The lakes of Vrndavana are surrounded by green grasses, and various kinds of lotus flowers bloom there, such as the
# kahlara,
# kanja and
# utpala,
and the air blowing in Vrndavana carries the aromatic pollen of those lotus flowers. – Krishna Book

# Mukunda
The pure devotees of Vrndavana are fortunate because they can see Mukunda (Lord Krsna) all the time. This word mukunda can be understood in two ways.
Muk means liberation. Lord Krsna can give liberation and therefore transcendental bliss.
The word also refers to His smiling face, which is just like the kunda flower. Mukha means “face.” The kunda flower is very beautiful, and it appears to be smiling. Thus the comparison is made. – Krishna Book

# Amrta
indestructible nectar of immortality.

# niranjana
Your pastimes, as the little son of mother Yasoda or the lover of the gopis, are never contaminated by the material qualities.

# Narayana
The word nara means the aggregate total of all living entities, and ayana means the resting place. The form of Garbhodakasayi Visnu is called Narayana because He rests Himself on that water.
See for more in Krishna Book
the resting place of all living creatures – Krishna Book

# Bhurloka,

# Bhuvarloka

# Svarloka.

# Nirguna
means “whose qualities are beyond estimation.” Guna means “quality,” and nir means “beyond estimation.” See – Krishna Book

# parasya brahmanah saktih.
Whatever we actually see in the cosmic manifestation — be it matter or the activities of the living entities — is simply an expansion of the energies of the Lord, as heat and light are the different expansions of fire. – Krishna Book

# dandavat.
This word means “falling down like a stick” – Krishna Book

# nitya-nava-navayamana
Material subject matter becomes stale, and one cannot hear a certain subject for a long time; he wants change. But as far as transcendental subject matter is concerned, it is called nitya-nava-navayamana. This means that one can go on chanting and hearing about the Lord and never feel tired but remain fresh and eager to hear more and more. – Krishna Book

# mahima
expanded himself by the yogic siddhi called mahima.

# brahma-vidam
which means those who know the Supreme very well. – Krishna Book

Evil spiritis
Dakinis, Yatudhanis, Kusmandas, Yaksas, Raksasas, Vinayakas, Kotaras, Revatis, Jyesthas, Putanas, Matrkas, Unmadas and similar other evil spirits. For more see – Krishna Book

# khecari
Such witches are called khecari, which means they can fly in the sky. This black art of witchcraft is still practiced by some women in the remote northwestern side of India. They can transfer themselves from one place to another on the branch of an uprooted tree. Putana knew this witchcraft, and therefore she is described in the Bhagavatam as khecari.

names
There are different kinds of chanting, known as
# suta,
# magadha,
# vandija and
# virudavali.
Along with this chanting of mantras and songs, bugles and kettledrums are sounded outside the house. – Krishna Book

# Rakta
or red – Krishna Book

# Suklam
or “whiteness,” – Krishna Book

# ajnana-bhidapamarjanam
destruction of the nescience of speculative knowledge – Krishna Book

# Vrksa, vriksa
A tree is called vrksa. Vrksa means that thing which will be ultimately cut off. – Krishna Book

# vati
See articoli

# vi
See under articles
To cut

# Vrishabhanu
Sri Radha’s father, Vrishabhanu Maharaja, is the bhanu (sun) situated in the sign of vrisha (Taurus); which means that he is as radiant as the sun in one of the summer months. – Radha Krishna Ganoddesa Dipika

# satyam param
or the Supreme Absolute Truth

# Satyam.
This word means that one should not distort the truth for some personal interest. – Bhagavad-gita
Truth

# dhama
The appearance of the form of Krsna anywhere, and specifically within the heart, is called dhama. Dhama refers not only to Krsna’s form but also to His name, His qualities and His paraphernalia. Everything becomes manifest simultaneously. – Krishna Book

# tat-priyartham
which means the demigods should appear on the earth in order to please the Lord – Krishna Book

# Visnurata
because he was saved by Lord Visnu Himself while still within the womb. – Krishna Book

# pasu-ghna
which means killing animals or killing oneself. – Krishna Book

# Brahmanandi
impersonalist

words
constitutional and
unconstitutional,
or permanent and
temporary symptoms.

# yama-danda
the scepter of Yamaraja! – Nectar of Devotion

# irsyu
The above attitudes of dissatisfaction and anger in devotional service are called irsyu. – Nectar of Devotion

# sampradanaka
When a person knows the glories of the Lord completely and is prepared to sacrifice everything for the Lord, he is called sampradanaka, or one who gives everything in charity for the sake of Krsna.

# Vaisesika
The term vaisesika comes from the word visesa which means distinction. Vi means to cut, sisyate means whatever is left. What is left after scientific analysis it’s called vaisesika. Therefore this name means excellent, a very special person. It’s a name for Krishna.
Vaisesika is also the name of an important indian philosophy and its followers are also called vaisesikas. – Manonatha Dasa (ACBSP)

# Stoka
स्तोक adj. stoka little
स्तोक adj. stoka short
स्तोक adj. stoka small
स्तोक m. stoka drop [of water] स्तोक m. stoka spark
स्तोक m. stoka cAtaka bird
स्तोकम् indecl. stokam a little
स्तोकम् indecl. stokam less
स्तोकम् indecl. stokam gradually
स्तोकम् indecl. stokam slightly
स्तोकात् indecl. stokAt a little while ago
स्तोकात् indecl. stokAt only just
स्तोकात् indecl. stokAt with some difficulty
स्तोकात् indecl. stokAt hardly
स्तोकक m. stokaka kind of poison
स्तोकक m. stokaka cAtaka bird
स्तोकता f. stokatA littleness
स्तोकता f. stokatA insignificance
स्तोकत्व n. stokatva insignificance
स्तोकत्व n. stokatva littleness
स्तोकायुस् adj. stokAyus short-lived
स्तोकशस् ind. stokazas sparingly
स्तोकशस् ind. stokazas drop by drop
स्तोककाय adj. stokakAya little-bodied
स्तोककाय adj. stokakAya diminutive
स्तोकनम्र adj. stokanamra slightly depressed
स्तोकनम्र adj. stokanamra little bent down
स्तोकतमस् adj. stokatamas little dark
स्तोकांशेनापि stokAMzenApi to any extent
स्तोकपाण्डुर adj. stokapANDura little pale
बहुतरम्-स्तोकम् indecl. bahutaram-stokam more than

# daya-vira
By showing extraordinary mercy one is called daya-vira. 

# dharma-vira
when one is munificent in executing religious rites, he is called dharma-vira. 

# dana-vira
By charitable activities one is called dana-vira. 

# yuddha-vira
By performing chivalrous activities in fighting, one is called . 

Six division of laughter
According to Srila Rupa Gosvami’s calculation, laughter in ecstatic love can be broken down into six divisions. These divisions, according to different degrees of smiling, are called in the Sanskrit language
# smita,
# hasita,
# vihasita,
# avahasita,
# apahasita and
# atihasita.
These six classes of smiling can be classified as major and minor. The major division includes smita, hasita and vihasita smiling,
and the minor division includes avahasita, apahasita and atihasita smiling.
See – Nectar of Devotion for more

# Pitas
forefathers

# Rasabhasa
or a perverted presentation of mellows or incompatible mixing of rasas.
# uparasa (false expression),
# anurasa (imitation) and
# aparasa (perverted or misrepresented mellows).
– Nectar of Devotion

# Pravasa
or separation by distance.

#mana
Maan – anger

# mausala-lila
The last phase of the pastimes of Lord Krsna is described in Srimad-Bhagavatam as mausala-lila.

# naisa
midnight

# Sanket.
Signals

# purva-raga
When the lover and the beloved have a distinct feeling of not meeting each other, that stage is called purva-raga, or preliminary attraction.
(1) # purva-raga, or preliminary attraction,
Separation between lovers. Has four types: prior to ever meeting (purva-raga), due to anger (mana), imagined separation (prema-vaicittyam), and actual separation after meeting (pravasa).
Purva-raga is the fascination and enchantment that arises when the nayaka and nayika see each other and hear about each other before they actually meet.

# Vipralambha
or conjugal love in separation
Vipralambha, separation, has three subdivisions, known as
(1) # purva-raga, or preliminary attraction,
(2) mana, or seeming anger, and
(3) # pravasa, or separation by distance.
see more in – Nectar of Devotion

# sambhoga
or conjugal love in direct contact. see more in – Nectar of Devotion
On the sambhoga platform the ecstasies are unlimited…. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Usira
is a kind of root which when soaked with water has a very, very cooling effect. It is especially used in the scorching heat of the sun.

# candra-salika
a small shed built on the roof for getting a bird’s-eye view all around

# vatsalya-rasa
When ecstatic love develops into the relationship of parenthood and becomes steadily established, the relationship is called vatsalya-rasa. The exhibition of this vatsalya-rasa standard of devotional service can be found in the dealings of Krsna with His devotees who represent themselves as superior personalities like father, mother and teacher.

# Acyuta
the infallible).

# bhuta
four bhutas [the elements earth, water, fire and space]. And the fifth bhuta, the air, was flowing very rapidly within their nostrils.” – Nectar of Devotion

# Pancamukha
five-faced

# trivali
On the two sides of His waist above His belt there are three distinct lines of folded skin, called trivali

# Krsangi (Krishnangi)
delicate one

# priya-narma
There are other friends who are still more confidential. They are called priya-narma, or intimate friends. – Nectar of Devotion

# priya-sakhas
The more confidential friends are called priya-sakhas and are almost Krsna’s age. – Nectar of Devotion

# Gunja
small conchshells

# Kasturi
musk]

# Pura
towns).

# Vayasyas
or friends of the same age

# kantaki
fruits [a kind of small fruit found in thorny bushes].” – Nectar of Devotion

# prakrta-sahajiya
or one who takes everything very cheaply

# Dinabandhu
the friend of the fallen

# sattvika
When a devotee dances in ecstatic love, there are manifestations of symptoms which are called sattvika. Sattvika means that they are from the transcendental platform. They are not symptoms of material emotion; they come from the soul proper. – Nectar of Devotion

# dhurya
From this statement one can understand that the pure devotees, those who are actually engaged in the service of the Lord, are always very cautious and are never overly proud of their service.
This mentality of the direct servitor of Krsna is called dhurya.
or those who are always attached to serving the most beloved gopis. – Nectar of Devotion

# anugas
Those who are constantly engaged in the personal service of the Lord are called anugas, or followers.

# Seva-nistha
means “simply attached to devotional service.” – Nectar of Devotion

# adhikrta-devata
They are called adhikrta-devata, or demigods appointed to particular types of departmental service.

#jnana-mudra
When they speak, they join together the forefinger and thumb. (This is called the jnana-mudra position.)

# Avadhuta
means a highly elevated mystic who does not care for any social, religious or Vedic conventions

# visva-rupa
universal form

# arca-vigraha
, the form or Deity of the Lord

# anubhava
The particular type of ecstatic loving sentiment that develops within the heart of a particular devotee is considered to be vibhava. And the resultant manifestations such as moving of the eyebrows, fear, astonishment and smiling, which have been explained hereinbefore, are called anubhava. The different causes for developing anubhava and vibhava are called steady ecstasy, or sancari-bhava.
See more on – Nectar of Devotion

# Udyama-parva
???? In the Mahabharata…. – Nectar of Devotion

# sancari-bhava
The particular type of ecstatic loving sentiment that develops within the heart of a particular devotee is considered to be vibhava. And the resultant manifestations such as moving of the eyebrows, fear, astonishment and smiling, which have been explained hereinbefore, are called anubhava. The different causes for developing anubhava and vibhava are called steady ecstasy, or sancari-bhava.

# kevala
or the pure state – Nectar of Devotion

# vibhava
Subecstasy
When a person is envious or defamed, there may be a change in the color of the body. This may be classified as vibhava, or subecstasy. Sometimes illusion, collapse and strong anxiety are also considered to be vibhava. When there are many such symptoms, they can simply be grouped together under ecstatic love. – Nectar of Devotion
The particular type of ecstatic loving sentiment that develops within the heart of a particular devotee is considered to be vibhava. And the resultant manifestations such as moving of the eyebrows, fear, astonishment and smiling, which have been explained hereinbefore, are called anubhava. The different causes for developing anubhava and vibhava are called steady ecstasy, or sancari-bhava. – Nectar of Devotion
Vibhava is a particular taste or attachment for Krsna, and it can be divided into two further categories –
# alambana and

# sancari
continuously existing ecstatic symptoms – Nectar of Devotion

# bhakti-rasamrta-sindhu
When bhava, anubhava and vyabhicari symptoms are combined, they make the devotee dive into the ocean of immortality. That ocean is called the bhakti-rasamrta-sindhu, the ocean of the pure nectar of devotional service, and one who is merged in that ocean is always rapt in transcendental pleasure on the waves and sounds of that ocean.

# amarsa
One’s inability to tolerate an offense committed by another is called amarsa – Nectar of Devotion

# avahittha
One’s desire to hide his real mentality is called avahittha, or concealment – Nectar of Devotion

# Bhanu-tanaya
My dear enemy of Kamsa, since You have left us, the heat of separation has become extraordinary. And this heat is felt more severely when we understand that in Bhandiravana You are being refreshed by the waves of the cooling river known as Bhanu-tanaya [Radharani].” – Nectar of Devotion

# bhanu
भानु m. bhAnu sun
भानु f. bhAnu handsome wife
भानु m. bhAnu brightness
भानु m. bhAnu lord
भानु m. bhAnu gods of the 3rd manvantara
भानु m. bhAnu lustre
भानु m. bhAnu master
भानु m. bhAnu Adityas
भानु m. bhAnu king
भानु m. bhAnu prince
भानु m. bhAnu appearance
भानु m. bhAnu light or a ray of light
भानु m. bhAnu splendour
भानुज m. bhAnuja planet Saturn
भानुज m. bhAnuja son of the sun
भानुता f. bhAnutA state or condition of being the sun
भानुमत् adj. bhAnumat beautiful
भानुमत् adj. bhAnumat luminous
भानुमत् adj. bhAnumat splendid
भानुमत् m. bhAnumat sun
भानुभृत् m. bhAnubhRt sun
भानुदिन n. bhAnudina Sunday
भानुमय adj. bhAnumaya consisting of rays
भानुवन n. bhAnuvana sun-wood
भानुवार m. bhAnuvAra Sunday
भानुफला f. bhAnuphalA dessert banana [Musa Sapientum – Bot.] भानुचन्द्र m. bhAnucandra of an author
भानुचन्द्र m. bhAnucandra ray-moon
भानुकेसर m. bhAnukesara ray-maned
भानुकेसर m. bhAnukesara sun
भानुवर्मन् m. bhAnuvarman sun-armoured
भानुवासर m. bhAnuvAsara Sunday
भानुदत्त्तक m. bhAnudatttaka endearing form from devadatta

# Tanaya
तनय m. tanaya son
तनय adj. tanaya propagating a family
तनय adj. tanaya belonging to one’s own family
तनया f. tanayA daughter तनय n. tanaya family
तनय n. tanaya race
तनय n. tanaya offspring
तनय n. tanaya plant cakratulyA
तनय n. tanaya child
तनय n. tanaya posterity
तानयति verb 1 10 tAnayati { tan } assist or to afflict with pain
तानयति verb 10 tAnayati { tan } believe in
तनयसरस् n. tanayasaras offspring-receptacle
तनयसरस् n. tanayasaras mother
तनयभवन n. tanayabhavana 5th lunar mansion

# stayi
When there are dealings between Krsna and His friends which are completely devoid of any feelings of respect and they all treat one another on an equal level, such ecstatic love in friendship is called sthayi.  – Nectar of Devotion

# Vyabhicari
All the previously mentioned thirty-three symptoms of ecstatic love are called vyabhicari, or disturbing. All these symptoms refer to apparently disturbed conditions, but even in such disturbed conditions there is acute ecstatic love for Krsna
Similarly, when there was a forest fire, all of Krsna’s friends neglected their own protection and surrounded Krsna on all sides to protect Him from the flames. This behavior of the friends toward Krsna is described by thoughtful poets as vyabhicari. In vyabhicari ecstatic love for Krsna there is sometimes madness, dexterity, fear, laziness, jubilation, pride, dizziness, meditation, disease, forgetfulness and humbleness. These are some of the common symptoms in the stage of vyabhicari ecstatic love for Krsna.
– see more on Nectar of Devotion

# raksasa-vivaha
According to the Vedic system there are eight kinds of marriages, one of which is called raksasa-vivaha. Raksasa-vivaha refers to kidnapping a girl and marrying her by force. – Nectar of Devotion

# dhrti
his state of endurance or steady-mindedness is called dhrti. – Nectar of Devotion

# Vaisakha-mahatmya
A section of the Padma Purana – Nectar of Devotion

# apasmara
symptoms of separation from Krsna are called apasmara, or forgetfulness. One completely forgets his position when he manifests these symptoms in ecstatic love. See – Nectar of Devotion

# divyonmada
Similarly, there are symptoms of diseases caused by ecstatic love. This condition is credited by learned scholars as being mahabhava. This highly elevated condition is also called divyonmada, or transcendental madness. – Nectar of Devotion

# Syamantaka mani
a stone which can produce unlimited quantities of gold – Nectar of Devotion

# vyabhicari-bhava
There are some bodily symptoms which express overwhelming ecstatic love (vyabhicari-bhava). Nectar of Devotion

# sattvikabhasa
Apparenti, not real, ecstasy – Nectar of Devotion

# mahabhava
There is a supreme symptom of ecstatic love which is called mahabhava. This mahabhava expression was possible only in Radharani, but later on when Sri Krsna Caitanya appeared to feel the mode of love of Radharani, He also expressed all of the symptoms of mahabhava. Sri Rupa Gosvami says in this connection that when the symptoms of ecstatic love become the most bright, that stage is accepted as mahabhava.

Similarly, there are symptoms of diseases caused by ecstatic love. This condition is credited by learned scholars as being mahabhava. This highly elevated condition is also called divyonmada, or transcendental madness.

– Nectar of Devotion

# pralaya
Devastation
When a person is confused by simultaneous happiness and tribulation and does not know what to do, this state of confusion is called pralaya, or devastation. In this condition of pralaya one sometimes falls down on the ground, and all the symptoms of ecstatic love become manifest.
See more on Nectar of Devotion

# atta-hasa (attahasa)
When a devotee laughs very loudly like a madman, it is done out of an extraordinary agitation of ecstatic love within the heart. Such mad laughing is an expression of the condition of the heart which is technically called atta-hasa. Nectar of Devotion

# sita (anubhava)
These symptoms are divided into two parts: one is called sita, and the other is called ksepana. When there is yawning, the symptoms are called sita, and when there is dancing they are called ksepana. Nectar of Devotion

# ksepana (anubhava)
These symptoms are divided into two parts: one is called sita, and the other is called ksepana. When there is yawning, the symptoms are called sita, and when there is dancing they are called ksepana. Nectar of Devotion

# anubhava
The bodily symptoms manifested by a devotee in expressing ecstatic love for Krsna are called anubhava. See Nectar of Devotion
Anubhava occurs when feelings and emotions within oneself are exhibited. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# udbhasvara
The external features exhibited on the bodies of devotees are called udbhasvara.

# vyabhicari
symptoms are thirty-three in number, and they primarily involve words uttered by the devotee and various bodily features. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya
sometimes mix with the vyabhicari symptoms, which are also called sancari. – Teachings of Lord Caitanya

# Anandini flute

Krsna used to play on these three flutes occasionally when they were needed. Krsna has a longer vamsi, which is called mahananda, or sammohini. When it is still longer it is called akarsini. When it is even longer it is called anandini. The anandini flute is very pleasing to the cowherd boys and is technically named vamsuli. Nectar of Devotion

# Akarsini flute
Krsna used to play on these three flutes occasionally when they were needed. Krsna has a longer vamsi, which is called mahananda, or sammohini. When it is still longer it is called akarsini. When made of gold, it is called akarsini.
Nectar of Devotion

# mahananda flute
Krsna has a longer vamsi, which is called mahananda, or sammohini. Nectar of Devotion

# sammohini flute
Krsna has a longer vamsi, which is called mahananda, or sammohini.
When the flute is made of jewels it is called sammohini.  Nectar of Devotion

# Venu flute
is very small, not more than six inches long, with six holes for whistling.  Nectar of Devotion

# Murali flute
is about eighteen inches long with a hole at the end and four holes on the body of the flute. This kind of flute produces a very enchanting sound. Nectar of Devotion

# vamsi flute
is about fifteen inches long, with nine holes on its body. Nectar of Devotion

# Vanamali (vana-mali)
Krsna is sometimes called vana-mali. Vana means “forest,” and mali means “gardener,” so vana-mali refers to one who extensively uses flowers and garlands on different parts of His body. Nectar of Devotion

# Akalpa
refers to the texture of Krsna’s hair, His nicely dressed body anointed with sandalwood pulp and decorated with flower garlands, His tilaka and His chewing pan. Krsna was decorated constantly in this akalpa process. Nectar of Devotion

# kaumara
from His appearance day to the end of His fifth year is called kaumara – His affectionate pastimes with His parents are executed during His kaumara age.
Nectar of Devotion

# pauganda
from the beginning of the sixth year up to the end of the tenth year is called pauganda, His friendship with the cowherd boys is exhibited during the pauganda period.
Krsna’s pauganda age can be further divided into three periods—namely
the beginning,
middle and
end.
See more in Nectar of Devotion

# kaisora
from the eleventh to the end of the fifteenth year is called kaisora. And His friendship with the gopis is exhibited during the age of kaisora.
– Nectar of Devotion

# yauvana
After the beginning of the sixteenth year, Krsna is called a yauvana, or a youth, and this continues with no change. Krsna’s pastimes at Vrndavana are finished by the end of His fifteenth year, and then He is transferred to Mathura and Dvaraka, where all other pastimes are performed.
– Nectar of Devotion

# nitya-siddha
see Nectar of Devotion

# nitya-baddha
see Nectar of Devotion

# Bahiranga sakti
External energy

# sadhaka
A person who has attained the stage of attraction for Krsna and who is not freed from the material impasse, but who has qualified himself to enter into the kingdom of God, is called sadhaka. Nectar of Devotion

# Lalita
a meticulous dresser. Nectar of Devotion

# Dhiroddhata
A person who is very envious, proud, easily angered, restless and complacent is called dhiroddhata by learned scholars.

# Dhira-prasanta
A person who is very peaceful, forbearing, considerate and obliging is called dhira-prasanta. Nectar of Devotion

# Dhira-lalita
A person is called dhira-lalita if he is naturally very funny, always in full youthfulness, expert in joking and free from all anxieties. Nectar of Devotion

# Dhirodatta
A dhirodatta is a person who is naturally very grave, gentle, forgiving, merciful, determined, humble, highly qualified, chivalrous and physically attractive. Nectar of Devotion

# dindima
The sound vibration created by the flute of Krsna wonderfully stopped Lord Siva from playing his dindima drum – Nectar of Devotion

# mitra
The word mitra is used metaphorically. Mitra means “the sun globe,” and mitra also means “friend.” See Nectar of Devotion for more

# pavarga
See Nectar of Devotion

# apavarga
See Nectar of Devotion

# Ananda
means the reservoir of all pleasure. Nectar of Devotion

# Sat
means ever-existing for all time and in all places; in other words, all-pervading in time and space. Nectar of Devotion

# Cit
means full of knowledge. Krsna has nothing to learn from anyone. He is independently full of all knowledge. Nectar of Devotion

# svarat
completely independent. Nectar of Devotion

# Sarvaradhya
or all-worshipable. Nectar of Devotion

# Ka
See under “Articles”

# Gauri
means white woman – Nectar of Devotion

# Cintamani
touchstone

# vasi
A person who can control his senses fully is called vasi, or self-controlled. In this connection it is stated in Srimad-Bhagavatam – Nectar of Devotion

# Sastra-caksus
means one who sees through the eyes of the authorized scriptures.

# Parijata
is a kind of lotus flower grown on the heavenly planets – Nectar of Devotion

# vidagdha
One who can talk and dress himself very artistically is called vidagdha – Nectar of Devotion

# vavaduka
A person who can speak meaningful words and with all politeness and good qualities is called vavaduka, or fluent. Nectar of Devotion

# baliyan
A person who has extraordinary bodily strength is called baliyan – Nectar of Devotion

# rucira
Pleasing – Nectar of Devotion

# Rasa
The particular loving mood or attitude relished in the exchange of love with the Supreme Personality of Godhead is called rasa, or mellow. – Nectar of Devotion
The particular rasas (flavors or tastes) – Teachings of Lord Caitanya
different relationships (rasas) – Krishna Book

# Vibhava
special symptoms or causes of ecstasy,
Nectar of Devotion

# anubhava
subsequent ecstasy,
Nectar of Devotion

# sattvika-bhava
constitutional or existential ecstasy,
Nectar of Devotion
sattvika-bhavas (special bodily transformations).
Sattvika-bhavas: Special bodily transformations, such as being stunned, horripulation, tears, fainting and faltering voice.

#asta-sattvika-bhava
The eight symptoms of bhava are:
being stunned, trembling, perspiring, standing of hairs on end, fading away of color, weeping, choking and devastation. Bhakti-rasamrta-sindhu:

# vyabhicari-bhava
aggressive ecstasy and
Nectar of Devotion

# sthayi-bhava
fervent or continuous ecstasy.
Nectar of Devotion

# Ahangrahopasana
If someone becomes attached to the principles of salvation or to merging into the existence of the brahma-jyotir, his ecstasies gradually diminish into shadow and para attachment or else transform into the principles of ahangrahopasana. This ahangrahopasana describes a living entity when he begins spiritual realization by identifying himself with the Supreme Lord. This state of self-realization is technically known as monism. The monist thinks himself one with the Supreme Lord. Thus, because he does not differentiate between himself and the Supreme Lord, it is his view that by worshiping himself he is worshiping the supreme whole.
Nectar of Devotion

# samutkantha
When one is sufficiently eager to achieve success in devotional service, that eagerness is called samutkantha. This means “complete eagerness.”
Nectar of Devotion

# asa-bandha
The strong conviction that one will certainly receive the favor of the Supreme Personality of Godhead is called in Sanskrit asa-bandha. Asa-bandha means to continue to think, “Because I’m trying my best to follow the routine principles of devotional service, I am sure that I will go back to Godhead, back to home.”
Nectar of Devotion

# Keli
In both of these categories, one has to follow the particular gopi who is engaged in such service in Goloka Vrndavana. To be directly attached to the Supreme Personality of Godhead in conjugal love is technically called keli. This keli performance means to directly join with the Supreme Personality of Godhead. There are other devotees who do not wish direct contact with the Supreme Person, but who relish the conjugal love affairs of the Lord with the gopis. Such devotees enjoy simply by hearing of the activities of the Lord with the gopis.
Nectar of Devotion

# anartha-nivrtti
In following the regulative principles of devotional service, there is a stage called anartha-nivrtti, which means the disappearance of all material contamination

# kama-praya
Kubja was a hunchbacked woman who also wanted Krsna with a great ecstatic love. But her desire for Krsna was almost mundane, and so her love cannot be compared to the love of the gopis. Her loving affection for Krsna is called kama-praya, or almost like the gopis’ love for Krsna.
Nectar of Devotion

# Ragatmika
Spontanbeous devotional service
See articles

# Samskaras (bhasa)
or Latencies, impression on the mind

# Urdhva Pundra
Vaisnava Tilaka

# Vama
See article
Vama y Daksina, que significa – B

# Daksina
Vama y Daksina, que significa – B

# Brihaspati (Brhaspati)

The word brihaspati means “the lord of devotion” or also “the most intelligent”.
Brihaspati is the spiritual master of the Devas.

Jupiter is called Guru or Brhaspathi in Samskrt – Brhaspathi from the root Brh meaning biggest or one that is large in size. Guru denotes weighty, heavy and thereby the power to attract and retain in hold – the reason why a knowledge master who attracts and guides people to stay on a path of wisdom is called a Guru.

# atma-nivedana
This self-surrender is called atma-nivedana
Nectar of Devotion

# guru
The root word Guru denotes ‘heavy, big and influencing’

# Akarshana
means, ‘the power of attraction’

# sarsti
having equal opulences with the Supreme

# Daya-bhak
The exact word used in this verse is daya-bhak. Daya-bhak refers to a son’s becoming the lawful inheritor of the property of the father. In a similar way, a pure devotee who is prepared to undergo all kinds of tribulations in executing Krsna conscious duties becomes lawfully qualified to enter into the transcendental abode.
Nectar of Devotion

# Kriya-yoga
Kriya-yoga is a system of practice much like practical devotional service, but it is especially meant for the mystic yogis. In other words, by this gradual process the mystic yogis are eventually elevated to the devotional service of the Lord.
Nectar of Devotion

# Pancamrita
milk, yogurt, ghee, honey and sweet water

# Caranamrta
the water offered to the lotus feet of the Lord, which is mixed with seeds of the tulasi tree
Nectar of Devotion

# Laulyam
In other words, one should learn how to cry for the Lord. One should learn this small technique, and he should be very eager and actually cry to become engaged in some particular type of service. This is called laulyam, and such tears are the price for the highest perfection. If one develops this laulyam, or excessive eagerness for meeting and serving the Lord in a particular way, that is the price to enter into the kingdom of God. Otherwise, there is no material calculation for the value of the ticket by which one can enter the kingdom of God. The only price for such entrance is this laulyam lalasa-mayi, or desire and great eagerness.
Nectar of Devotion

Greed

# lalasa-mayivijnapti
This submission with transcendental desire, or lalasa-mayivijnapti, is the highest perfectional stage of spiritual realization.
Nectar of Devotion

# Svarupa
svarupa, or the factual identity of the living being. Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

# svarupa-siddhi
This lalasa-mayi stage of submission comes in the stage of perfect liberation, which is technically called svarupa-siddhi, when the living entity understands, by perfect spiritual advancement and revelation, his original relationship with the Lord.
Nectar of Devotion

# Samprarthanatmika
very feelingly offering prayers; Nectar of Devotion

# dainya-vodhika
 humbly submitting oneself; Nectar of Devotion

# lalasa-mayi
desiring some perfectional stage. Nectar of Devotion

# Bhattathari
“Bhaṭṭathāri community” |”nomadic community

# Damodara
The Damodara form refers to Krsna in His childhood when He was tied up with rope by His mother, Yasoda. Dama means “ropes,” and udara means “the abdomen.”

# Vikarma
means “actions which should not be done – Nectar of Devotion

# Anusilana
or cultivation by following the predecessor teachers (acaryas). Nectar of Devotion

# capala-sukha
or flickering happiness

# bhoga-tyaga
which means a position of alternating sense enjoyment and renunciation

# roma-harsanam (romaharsanam)
making the hair stand on end.

# prasanna-atma (prasannatma)
fully joyful

# Santah
peaceful

# Yogarudha
or the perfectional stage of yoga. BG

# nivritti
Performing actions in terms of the directions of the scriptures is called pravrtti, or executing actions that deserve to be performed. And actions which are not so directed are not to be performed

# pravritti
Performing actions in terms of the directions of the scriptures is called pravrtti, or executing actions that deserve to be performed

# Manjari
मञ्जरी करोति verb maJjarI karoti { maJjarIkR } turn into flowerbuds
मञ्जरी f. maJjarI shoot
मञ्जरी f. maJjarI flower
मञ्जरी f. maJjarI sprig
मञ्जरी f. maJjarI foliage
मञ्जरी f. maJjarI sprout
मञ्जरी f. maJjarI parallel line or row
मञ्जरी f. maJjarI bud
मञ्जरी f. maJjarI pearl
मञ्जरी f. maJjarI cluster of blossoms
मञ्जरीक m. maJjarIka species of fragrant tulasI
मञ्जरित adj. maJjarita having clusters of flowers or mounted on a stalk
मञ्जरीजाल n. maJjarIjAla dense mass of buds or flowers
मञ्जरीनम्र m. maJjarInamra bent down with clusters of flowers
मञ्जरीनम्र m. maJjarInamra rattan plant [Calamus Rotang – Bot.] मञ्जरीचामर n. maJjarIcAmara fan-like sprout
मञ्जरिधारिन् adj. maJjaridhArin having clusters of flowers
मञ्जरीपिञ्जरित adj. maJjarIpiJjarita having pearls and gold or yellowish coloured with clusters of flowers
मञ्जरीजालधारिन् adj. maJjarIjAladhArin thickly covered with buds or flowers

# varna
वर्ण m. varNa paint
वर्ण m. varNa colour
वार्ण n. vArNa font [computer] वर्ण- varNa- chrom- [Chem. (chromium)] वर्णक m. varNaka chrome [Chem.] वर्णकी f. varNakI chroma
वर्णना f. varNanA description
वर्णन n. varNana description
वर्णन n. varNana narration
वर्णन n. varNana painting
वर्णमाला f. varNamAlA alphabet
वर्णराशि m. varNarAzi alphabet
वर्णावलि m. varNAvali string [computer] वर्णयति verb varNayati narrate
वर्णयति verb denom varNayati { varNaya } paint
जल-वर्ण m. jala-varNa water color
वर्णभेद m. varNabheda reverse video [computer] वर्णचित्र n. varNacitra font [computer] वर्णगण m. varNagaNa character set [computer] वर्णकार्य n. varNakArya string operation [computer] वर्णालेख m. varNAlekha font [computer] वर्णमुख n. varNamukha font [computer] द्वि-वर्णाय n. dvi-varNAya bichromate
वर्ण-विद्या f. varNa-vidyA chromatics
वर्णबन्ध m. varNabandha string [computer] वर्णलेखनी f. varNalekhanI drawing pencil
वर्णमुद्रक n. varNamudraka color printer [computer] वर्णनात्मक adj. varNanAtmaka descriptive
वर्णफलक n. varNaphalaka palette [computer] वर्ण-, वार्ण varNa-, vArNa chrom- [colour, pigment] वर्णसङ्ग्रह m. varNasaGgraha palette [computer] वर्णव्यत्यास m. varNavyatyAsa reverse video [computer] वर्णव्यत्यय m. varNavyatyaya reverse video [computer] वर्णक-रूपक adj. varNaka-rUpaka chrome-nickle
वर्ण-विपथन n. varNa-vipathana chromatic aberration [Optics] वर्णप्रदर्शक n. varNapradarzaka color monitor [computer] वर्णक्रमानुसारिन् adj. varNakramAnusArin alphabetical
अतिशयेन वर्णयति verb denom. atizayena varNayati { varN } exaggerate
वर्णलेपनं करोति verb 8 varNalepanaM karoti paint
अस्य कार्पासकस्य वर्ण m. asya kArpAsakasya varNa the colour of this shirt
का वेला अधुना वर्नते ? sent. kA velA adhunA varnate ? What is the time now?
वर्णक-रोचातु वज्रायस n. varNaka-rocAtu vajrAyasa chrome-vanadium steel
वर्णक-रूपक वज्रायस n. varNaka-rUpaka vajrAyasa chrome-nickel steel
वर्णनात्मक अर्थशास्त्र n. varNanAtmaka arthazAstra descriptive economics
वार्ण adj. vArNa relating to a sound or letter
वर्णा f. varNA Pigeon pea [Cajanus Indicus Spreng – Bot.] वर्ण m. varNa kind
वर्ण m. varNa order or arrangement of a song or poem
वर्ण m. varNa class of men
वर्ण m. varNa figure
वर्ण m. varNa vowel
वर्ण m. varNa mantle
वर्ण m. varNa property
वर्ण m. varNa caste
वर्ण m. varNa commendation
वर्ण m. varNa species
वर्ण m. varNa good colour or complexion
वर्ण m. varNa order
वर्ण m. varNa character
वर्ण m. varNa renown
वर्ण m. varNa cover
वर्ण m. varNa exterior
वर्ण m. varNa unknown magnitude or quantity
वर्ण m. varNa lustre
वर्ण m. varNa praise
वर्ण m. varNa colour of the face
वर्ण m. varNa sound
वर्ण m. varNa gold
वर्ण m. varNa one who wards off
वर्ण m. varNa beauty
वर्ण m. varNa religious observance
वर्ण m. varNa coat
वर्ण m. varNa expeller on
वर्ण m. varNa tribe
वर्ण m. varNa lid
वर्ण m. varNa pigment
वर्ण m. varNa co-efficient
वर्ण m. varNa sort
वर्ण m. varNa glory
वर्ण m. varNa nature
वर्ण m. varNa color
वर्ण m. varNa dye
वर्ण m. varNa tint
वर्ण m. varNa kind of measure
वर्ण m. varNa letter
वर्ण m. varNa outward appearance
वर्ण m. varNa cloak
वर्ण m. varNa shape
वर्ण m. varNa form
वर्ण m. varNa word
वर्ण m. varNa musical sound or note
वर्ण m. varNa quality
वर्ण m. varNa class
वर्ण m. varNa covering
वर्ण m. varNa syllable
वर्ण n. varNa saffron
वर्ण n. varNa character , letter
वर्णद adj. varNada giving tribe
वर्णद adj. varNada giving colour
वर्णद adj. varNada dyeing

# sara
Essence

# sva
One self

# vati

वाति verb 2 Par vAti { vA } blow
निवाति m. nivAti { vAti } damp [in a coal mine] वातिक adj. vAtika rheumatic
वातिका f. vAtikA plantation
वातिक m. vAtika boaster
वातिकी f. vAtikI aerology [science] वातित adj. vAtita aerated
अङ्गार-वाति m. aGgAra-vAti coal-gas
वातीय शमनशीतक n. vAtIya zamanazItaka air-conditioner
अत्र वायुः सुष्ठु वाति sent. atra vAyuH suSThu vAti Nice breeze here.
समताप – वाति – संपीडन नियम m. samatApa – vAti – saMpIDana niyama Boyle and Mariotte law
वाटी f. vATI hut
वटि f. vaTi sort of ant
वाटी f. vATI garden
वाटी f. vATI site of a house
वटी f. vaTI little round ball
वाटी f. vATI piece of enclosed ground
वटी f. vaTI kind of tree
वटी f. vaTI under vaTa above
वति f. vati asking
वाटि f. vATi piece of enclosed ground
वटि f. vaTi kind of louse or other insect
वति f. vati begging
वटी f. vaTI particular position in the game of caturaGga or chess
वाति m. vAti moon
वाति m. vAti wind
वाति m. vAti air
वाति m. vAti sun
वाति verb vAti { vA } smell
वाति verb vAti { vA } procure or bestow anything by blowing
वाति verb vAti { vA } hurt
वाति verb vAti { vA } blow towards or upon
वाति verb vAti { vA } injure
वाति verb vAti { vA } emit an odour
वाति verb vAti { vA } be diffused
वाति verb 2, 4 vAti { vA } blow upon
वटिन् adj. vaTin stringed
वटिन् adj. vaTin having a string
वटिन् adj. vaTin globular
वटिन् adj. vaTin circular
वातिग adj. vAtiga acquainted with or working in minerals
वातिग m. vAtiga mineralogist
वातिग m. vAtiga metallurgist
वातिक adj. vAtika affected by wind-disease
वातिक adj. vAtika produced by or proceeding from disorder of the wind
वातिक adj. vAtika mad
वातिक adj. vAtika windy
वातिक adj. vAtika exciting or allaying wind
वातिक adj. vAtika stormy
वाटिका f. vATikA hut
वाटिका f. vATikA site of a house
वटिका f. vaTikA under vaTaka
वटिका f. vaTikA pawn
वातिक m. vAtika man of mere words
वटिक m. vaTika pawn [chess] वातिक m. vAtika flatterer
वातिक m. vAtika person who cures poison
वातीक m. vAtIka kind of bird
वातिक m. vAtika braggart
वातिक m. vAtika dealer in antidotes
वातिक m. vAtika juggler or conjurer
वातिक m. vAtika bird cAtaka
वातिक m. vAtika noisy talker
वातीय adj. vAtIya windy
वातीय adj. vAtIya sour rice-gruel
वातीय adj. vAtIya relating or belonging to wind
वातीकार m. vAtIkAra particular disease of the eyes
वातिकत्व n. vAtikatva flatulence
वाटीदीर्घ m. vATIdIrgha sort of grass or reed
वाटिदीर्घ m. vATidIrgha sort of grass or reed
वातिगगम m. vAtigagama common eggplant [Solanum Melongena – Bot.] वातीकृतनाशन adj. vAtIkRtanAzana curing the above disease

# Sikha (shikha)
flame, powerful, ray of light, peak of a mountain.
See articles “sikha”

सिकता f. sikatA silica
सिकता f. sikatA sand
शीकर m. zIkara drizzle
शीकर m. zIkara mist
शीकर m. zIkara spray
शिखर n. zikhara top
शिखर n. zikhara peak
शिखरी m. zikharI caret [computer] शिखरम् n. zikharam caret [computer] सिकतापत्र n. sikatApatra sand paper
सिकता-ध्मात adj. sikatA-dhmAta sand blasted
सिकता-तापन n. sikatA-tApana sand bath
स्फट-सिकता f. sphaTa-sikatA crystal sand
सिकता – ध्मातृ m. sikatA – dhmAtR sand blower
सन्धान-सम्मिलन f. sandhAna-sammilana coin
अहं षिकागो-नगरस्य निवासि sent. ahaM SikAgo-nagarasya nivAsi I am resident of Chicago city
षिक m. Sika paramour of an unchaste woman
शिका f. zikA crest
शिखा f. zikhA pinnacle
शिखा f. zikhA summit
शिखा f. zikhA head or chief or best of a class
शिखा f. zikhA pointed flame
शिखा f. zikhA any branch
शिखा f. zikhA peak
शिखा f. zikhA spike
शिखा f. zikhA crest
शिखा f. zikhA lock of hair on the crown of the head
शिखा f. zikhA fibrous root
शिखा f. zikhA point or tip of the foot
शिखा f. zikhA Water primrose [Ludwigia hexapetala – Bot.] शिखा f. zikhA peacock’s crest or comb
शिखा f. zikhA sharp end
शिखा f. zikhA branch which takes root
शिखा f. zikhA apex
शिखा f. zikhA fever or excitement of love
शिखा f. zikhA point
शिखा f. zikhA tuft or lock of hair on the crown of the head
शिखा f. zikhA particular part of a verse or formula
शिखा f. zikhA ray of light
शिखा f. zikhA any root
शिखा f. zikhA end or point or border of a garment
शिखा f. zikhA plume
शिखा f. zikhA topknot
शिखा f. zikhA flame
शिखा f. zikhA nipple
शिखा f. zikhA projection
शिखा f. zikhA any flame
शिखा f. zikhA end or point
सिकता f. sikatA gravel or stone
सिकता f. sikatA gravel
सिकता f. sikatA sandy soil
शीकर adj. zIkara cold
शीकर m. zIkara fine drop of rain or water
शीकर m. zIkara coldness
शीकर m. zIkara fine or drizzling rain
शीकर n. zIkara resin of the sarala pine or the tree itself
शीकरिन् adj. zIkarin spurting water
शीकरिन् adj. zIkarin sprinkling
शीकरिन् adj. zIkarin scattering spray
शिखक m. zikhaka writer
शिखक m. zikhaka scribe
शिखर adj. zikhara pointed
शिखर adj. zikhara spiked
शिखर adj. zikhara crested
शिखरा f. zikharA Indian bowstring-hemp [Sanseviera Roxburghiana – Bot.] शिखर m. zikhara arm-pit
शिखर m. zikhara top of a hill
शिखर m. zikhara bud of the Arabian jasmine
शिखर m. zikhara erection of the hair of the body
शिखर m. zikhara particular position of the fingers of the hand
शिखर m. zikhara ruby-like gem
शिखर n. zikhara end
शिखर n. zikhara point
शिखर n. zikhara pinnacle
शिखर n. zikhara spire
शिखर n. zikhara cloves
शिखर n. zikhara top or summit
शिखर n. zikhara edge or point
शिखर n. zikhara crest [in bones] शिखर n. zikhara turret
सिकतिल adj. sikatila sandy
सिकतिल adj. sikatila consisting of sand
शीकायति verb zIkAyati { zIkAya } drip
शीकायति verb zIkAyati { zIkAya } drizzle
शीकायति verb zIkAyati { zIkAya } rain in fine drops
शीकायति verb zIkAyati { zIkAya } sprinkle
शिखण्ड m. zikhaNDa tuft or lock of hair left on the crown or sides of the head at tonsure
शिखण्ड m. zikhaNDa peacock’s tail
शिखण्ड m. zikhaNDa kind of plant
शिखण्ड m. zikhaNDa any crest or plume or tuft
शिखण्डी f. zikhaNDI Rosary Pea [Abrus precatorius – Bot.] शिखण्डी f. zikhaNDI yellow jasmine
शिखण्डी f. zikhaNDI lock on the crown of the head
शिखरिन् adj. zikharin peaked
शिखरिन् adj. zikharin resembling the buds of the Arabian jasmine
शिखरिन् adj. zikharin pyramidal
शिखरिन् adj. zikharin pointed
शिखरिन् adj. zikharin tufted
शिखरिन् adj. zikharin crested
शिखरिन् m. zikharin jasmine [Jasminum sambac – Bot.]

# purva
पूर्व adj. pUrva previous to
पूर्व adj. pUrva first age
पूर्व adj. pUrva aforesaid
पूर्व adj. pUrva lowest
पूर्व adj. pUrva customary
पूर्व adj. pUrva former
पूर्व adj. pUrva to the east of
पूर्व adj. pUrva mentioned before
पूर्व adj. pUrva earlier than
पूर्व adj. pUrva previous
पूर्व adj. pUrva traditional

# dambha
pride

# Sattva
सत्त्व adj. sattva first
सत्त्व n. sattva spirit
सत्त्व n. sattva essence
सत्त्वाधिक adj. sattvAdhika doughty
सत्त्वाधिक adj. sattvAdhika dauntless
सत्त्वाधिक adj. sattvAdhika valiant
सत्त्वविहित adj. sattvavihita natural
सात्त्व adj. sAttva relating to the quality sattva
सत्त्व m. sattva embryo
सत्त्व m. sattva rudiment of life
सत्त्व m. sattva fetus
सत्त्व m. sattva ghost
सत्त्व m. sattva goblin
सत्त्व m. sattva demon
सत्त्व m. sattva monster
सत्त्व n. sattva strength
सत्त्व n. sattva living being
सत्त्व n. sattva material or elementary substance
सत्त्व n. sattva courage
सत्त्व n. sattva vital breath
सत्त्व n. sattva quality of purity or goodness
सत्त्व n. sattva good sense
सत्त्व n. sattva strength of character
सत्त्व n. sattva creature
सत्त्व n. sattva matter
सत्त्व n. sattva disposition of mind
सत्त्व n. sattva wisdom
सत्त्व n. sattva resolution
सत्त्व n. sattva life
सत्त्व n. sattva animal
सत्त्व n. sattva substantive
सत्त्व n. sattva mind
सत्त्व n. sattva energy
सत्त्व n. sattva being
सत्त्व n. sattva self-command
सत्त्व n. sattva existence
सत्त्व n. sattva living or sentient being
सत्त्व n. sattva character
सत्त्व n. sattva thing
षट्त्व n. SaTtva hexade [aggregate of six] सत्त्व n. sattva reality
सत्त्व n. sattva nature
सत्त्व n. sattva entity
सत्त्व n. sattva existence
सत्त्व n. sattva spiritual essence
सत्त्व n. sattva being
सत्त्व n. sattva magnanimity
सत्त्व n. sattva consciousness
सत्त्व n. sattva true essence
सत्त्व n. sattva noun
सत्त्व n. sattva goodness
सत्त्व n. sattva firmness
सत्त्व n. sattva zoon (creature) [Greek] सत्त्वक m. sattvaka spirit of a departed person
सत्त्वता f. sattvatA purity
सत्त्वता f. sattvatA goodness
सत्त्वता f. sattvatA existence of the sattva-guNa
सत्त्ववत् adj. sattvavat existent
सत्त्ववत् adj. sattvavat abounding in the quality sattva
सत्त्ववत् adj. sattvavat energetic
सत्त्ववत् adj. sattvavat a living being
सत्त्ववत् adj. sattvavat endowed with or possessed of the true essence
सत्त्ववत् adj. sattvavat resolute
सत्त्ववत् adj. sattvavat endowed with life
सत्त्ववत् adj. sattvavat living
सत्त्ववत् adj. sattvavat courageous
सत्त्वगुण m. sattvaguNa quality of purity or goodness
सत्त्वहर adj. sattvahara taking away the quality of goodness
सत्त्वलोक m. sattvaloka world of living beings
सत्त्वमय adj. sattvamaya formed or consisting of the quality sattva
सत्त्वपति m. sattvapati lord of creatures
सत्त्वराशि m. sattvarAzi quintessence of energy or courage
सत्त्वसार m. sattvasAra extraordinary courage
सत्त्वसार m. sattvasAra essence of strength
सत्त्वसार m. sattvasAra very powerful person
सत्त्वस्थ adj. sattvastha resolute
सत्त्वस्थ adj. sattvastha animate
सत्त्वस्थ adj. sattvastha inherent in animals
सत्त्वस्थ adj. sattvastha adherent in firmness of character
सत्त्वस्थ adj. sattvastha energetic
सत्त्वस्थ adj. sattvastha clinging to or adherent in the quality of goodness
सत्त्वस्थ adj. sattvastha being in the nature
सत्त्वात्मन् adj. sattvAtman having the nature of the quality of goodness
सत्त्ववती f. sattvavatI pregnant
सत्त्वशील adj. sattvazIla of a virtuous disposition
सत्त्वधातु m. sattvadhAtu animal sphere
सत्त्वधातु m. sattvadhAtu animated nature
सत्त्वाधिक adj. sattvAdhika courageous
सत्त्वाधिक adj. sattvAdhika energetic
सत्त्वाधिक adj. sattvAdhika having a noble disposition
सत्त्वाधिक adj. sattvAdhika spirited
सत्त्वाधीन adj. sattvAdhIna depending on courage
सत्त्वगुणिन् adj. sattvaguNin having the above quality predominant
सत्त्वकर्तृ m. sattvakartR creator of living beings
सत्त्वसर्ग m. sattvasarga creation of the quality sattva
सत्त्ववृत्ति f. sattvavRtti condition or quality of goodness
सत्त्वशालिन् adj. sattvazAlin energetic
सत्त्वशालिन् adj. sattvazAlin courageous
सत्त्वधामन् n. sattvadhAman abode of the quality sattva name of viSNu
सत्त्वकषाय m. sattvakaSAya one of the 5 signs of decay

# sraddha
The first initial stage is called sraddha, or a liking for the Supreme Lord, and in order to increase that liking one has to associate with pure devotees of the Lord. * Srimad-Bhagavatam 1

श्रद्धा f. zraddhA trust
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA faith
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA belief
श्राद्ध n. zrAddha ceremony in honour of dead relatives
श्रद्धया adverb zraddhayA with faith
श्रद्धां करोति verb 8 zraddhAM karoti { kR } believe
श्रद्धया करणीयम् sent. zraddhayA karaNIyam This must be done with sincerity
श्रद्ध adj. zraddha faithful
श्राद्ध adj. zrAddha believing
श्राद्ध adj. zrAddha true
श्रद्ध adj. zraddha believing
श्रद्ध adj. zraddha trusting
श्रद्ध adj. zraddha loyal
श्राद्ध adj. zrAddha faithful
श्राद्ध adj. zrAddha loyal
श्रद्ध adj. zraddha having faith
श्रद्ध adj. zraddha true
श्रद्ध adj. zraddha believing in
श्रद्ध adj. zraddha having confidence
श्राद्ध adj. zrAddha relating to a zrAddha ceremony
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA assent to
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA desire
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA wish
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA longing for
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA term for the fem. nouns in A
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA have belief or confidence
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA purity
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA approve
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA curiosity
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA welcome ; to be desirous of
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA intimacy
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA reverence
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA believe
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA loyalty
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA confidence
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA appetite
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA inspire confidence
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA respect
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA belief in
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA faithfulness
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA calmness or composure of mind
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA to make faithful
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA render trustful
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA be true or trustful ; to credit
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA desire of eating
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA zraddadhAna
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA longing of a pregnant woman
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA trustfulness
श्रद्धा f. zraddhA to have faith or faithfulness
श्राद्ध n. zrAddha gifts or offerings at a zrAddha
श्राद्ध n. zrAddha ceremony in honour and for the benefit of dead relatives observed with great strictness at various fixed periods and on occasion
श्रद्दान n. zraddAna belief
श्रद्दान n. zraddAna faithfulness
श्रद्दान n. zraddAna faith
श्रद्धालु adj. zraddhAlu vehemently longing for
श्रद्धालु adj. zraddhAlu disposed to believe or trust
श्रद्धालु adj. zraddhAlu faithful
श्रद्धालु adj. zraddhAlu trustful
श्रद्धालु f. zraddhAlu pregnant woman who longs for anything
श्रद्धातृ adj. zraddhAtR one who has belief or is faithful
श्रद्धातृ m. zraddhAtR believer
श्राद्धत्व n. zrAddhatva loyalty
श्राद्धत्व n. zrAddhatva faithfulness
श्राद्धत्व n. zrAddhatva being a zrAddha
श्रद्धावत् adj. zraddhAvat consenting
श्रद्धावत् adj. zraddhAvat assenting
श्रद्दधान adj. zraddadhAna trustful
श्रद्दधान adj. zraddadhAna having faith
श्रद्दधान adj. zraddadhAna believing
श्रद्दधाति verb zraddadhAti to consent
श्रद्दधाति verb zraddadhAti expect anything from
श्रद्दधाति verb zraddadhAti be true to
श्रद्दधाति verb 3 zraddadhAti believe or have faith in
श्रद्दधाति verb 3 zraddadhAti think anything true
श्राद्धभुज् adj. zrAddhabhuj eating food prepared at a zrAddha
श्रद्धादेव adj. zraddhAdeva trusting in the deity
श्रद्धादेव adj. zraddhAdeva faithful
श्रद्धादेव adj. zraddhAdeva believing
श्राद्धदेव m. zrAddhadeva any god presiding over zrAddha rites
श्रद्धादेय n. zraddhAdeya trust
श्रद्धादेय n. zraddhAdeya confidence
श्राद्धदिन n. zrAddhadina day of a zrAddha
श्राद्धदिन n. zrAddhadina anniversary of the death of a near relative
श्राद्धकाल m. zrAddhakAla time for offering a zrAddha
श्रद्धाकृत adj. zraddhAkRta done with faith or faithfulness
श्रद्धामय adj. zraddhAmaya full of faith
श्रद्धामय adj. zraddhAmaya believing
श्रद्धापन n. zraddhApana means of inspiring faith or belief
श्रद्धयित adj. zraddhayita trustful
श्रद्धयित adj. zraddhayita believing in
श्राद्धशाक n. zrAddhazAka kind of potherb
श्राद्धाह्निक adj. zrAddhAhnika one who daily performs a zrAddha
श्रद्धाजाड्य n. zraddhAjADya blind or obstinate adherence to one’s faithfulness
श्रद्धामनस् adj. zraddhAmanas faithful
श्रद्धामनस् adj. zraddhAmanas truehearted
श्राद्धमित्र adj. zrAddhamitra making friends through a zrAddha
श्रद्धान्वित adj. zraddhAnvita believing
श्रद्धान्वित adj. zraddhAnvita endowed with faithfulness
श्रद्धातव्य n. zraddhAtavya it should be believed
श्रद्धावित्त adj. zraddhAvitta faithful

# Pravrttim
acting properly BG

# nivrttim
not acting improperly; BG

# Nati-manita
not expecting honor. See BG

# Saucam
means cleanliness. See BG

# Tejas
See BG

# Acapalam
determination, means that one should not be agitated or frustrated in some attempt.

# Hri
means that one should be very modest and must not perform some act which is abominable. BG

# Apaisunam
means that one should not find fault with others or correct them unnecessarily. BG

# Akrodha
means to check anger. BG

# Ahimsa
Ahimsa means not arresting the progressive life of any living entity – BG

# agni-hotra

# Svadhyaya
Vedic study,

# dama
self-control

# jnana
Knowledge
Also see under articles

ज्ञान n. jJAna knowledge about anything
ज्ञान n. jJAna awareness
ज्ञान n. jJAna conscience
ज्ञान n. jJAna knowledge
ज्ञान n. jJAna engaging in
ज्ञान n. jJAna monument
ज्ञान n. jJAna higher knowledge
ज्ञान n. jJAna memorial
ज्ञान n. jJAna knowing
ज्ञान n. jJAna becoming acquainted with
ज्ञानद m. jJAnada imparter of knowledge
ज्ञानाग्नि m. jJAnAgni distinction between good and bad
ज्ञानाग्नि m. jJAnAgni knowledge-fire
ज्ञानतस् ind. jJAnatas knowingly
ज्ञानत्व n. jJAnatva being knowledge
ज्ञानवत् adj. jJAnavat wise
ज्ञानवत् adj. jJAnavat having spiritual knowledge
ज्ञानवत् adj. jJAnavat intelligent
ज्ञानवत् adj. jJAnavat knowing
ज्ञानवत् adj. jJAnavat learned
ज्ञानवत् adj. jJAnavat possessing knowledge
ज्ञानवत् adj. jJAnavat endowed with knowledge or science
ज्ञानदीप m. jJAnadIpa lamp of knowledge
ज्ञानगूह adj. jJAnagUha concealing the understanding
ज्ञानाकर m. jJAnAkara knowledge-mine
ज्ञानाकर m. jJAnAkara name of a buddha
ज्ञानकेतु m. jJAnaketu having marks of intelligence
ज्ञानमय adj. jJAnamaya consisting of knowledge
ज्ञानमेरु m. jJAnameru knowledge-meru
ज्ञानामृत n. jJAnAmRta knowledge-nectar
ज्ञानपर adj. jJAnapara wholly devoted to knowledge of Spirit
ज्ञानपति m. jJAnapati lord of knowledge
ज्ञानराज m. jJAnarAja king of knowledge
ज्ञानात्मन् adj. jJAnAtman all-wise
ज्ञानात्मन् m. jJAnAtman intellectual soul
ज्ञानवाद m. jJAnavAda epistemology
ज्ञानवापी f. jJAnavApI knowledge-pool
ज्ञानयोग m. jJAnayoga yoga as based on the acquisition of true knowledge
ज्ञानदत्त m. jJAnadatta given by knowledge
ज्ञानगम्य adj. jJAnagamya attainable by the understanding
ज्ञानघन m. jJAnaghana pure or mere knowledge or intellect
ज्ञानकाण्ड n. jJAnakANDa that portion of the veda which relates to knowledge of the one Spirit
ज्ञानमार्ग m. jJAnamArga way of knowledge
ज्ञानमुद्र adj. jJAnamudra having the impress of wisdom
ज्ञानमुद्र adj. jJAnamudra wise
ज्ञानमुद्रा f. jJAnamudrA kind of mudrA
ज्ञानमूर्ति f. jJAnamUrti knowledge personified
ज्ञानानन्द m. jJAnAnanda joy of knowledge
ज्ञानपण्य m. jJAnapaNya dealer in knowledge
ज्ञानपात्र n. jJAnapAtra knowledge-vessel
ज्ञानपात्र n. jJAnapAtra man famous through knowledge
ज्ञानपूर्व adj. jJAnapUrva preceded by knowledge
ज्ञानपूर्व adj. jJAnapUrva well considered
ज्ञानार्णव m. jJAnArNava knowledge-ocean
ज्ञानार्णव m. jJAnArNava wise man
ज्ञानतपस् n. jJAnatapas penance consisting in striving to attain knowledge
ज्ञानवज्र m. jJAnavajra knowledge-thunderbolt
ज्ञानयज्ञ m. jJAnayajJa sacrifice of knowledge
ज्ञानशक्ति f. jJAnazakti intellectual faculty
ज्ञानबोध्नी f. jJAnabodhnI awakening knowledge
ज्ञानचक्षुस् adj. jJAnacakSus seeing with the inner eye
ज्ञानचक्षुस् n. jJAnacakSus eye of intelligence
ज्ञानचक्षुस् n. jJAnacakSus inner eye
ज्ञानचक्षुस् n. jJAnacakSus intellectual vision
ज्ञानदीर्घ adj. jJAnadIrgha far knowing
ज्ञानदीर्घ adj. jJAnadIrgha far-seeing
ज्ञानगर्भ m. jJAnagarbha filled with knowledge
ज्ञानगर्भ m. jJAnagarbha of a scholar
ज्ञाननिष्ठ adj. jJAnaniSTha engaged in cultivating true knowledge
ज्ञानपावन n. jJAnapAvana purifying knowledge
ज्ञानप्रभ m. jJAnaprabha of a man
ज्ञानप्रभ m. jJAnaprabha brilliant with knowledge
ज्ञानसागर m. jJAnasAgara knowledge-ocean
ज्ञानतत्त्व n. jJAnatattva true knowledge
ज्ञानावरण n. jJAnAvaraNa error
ज्ञानावरण n. jJAnAvaraNa knowledge-cover
ज्ञानवृद्ध adj. jJAnavRddha advanced in knowledge
ज्ञानशास्त्र n. jJAnazAstra science of fortune-telling
ज्ञानदर्पण m. jJAnadarpaNa maJjuzrI
ज्ञानदर्पण m. jJAnadarpaNa mirror of knowledge
ज्ञानदर्शन n. jJAnadarzana supreme knowledge
ज्ञानदुर्बल adj. jJAnadurbala deficient in knowledge
ज्ञानलक्षणा f. jJAnalakSaNA intuitive knowledge of anything actually not perceivable by the senses
ज्ञानलक्षणा f. jJAnalakSaNA knowledge-marked
ज्ञानमण्डप jJAnamaNDapa knowledge-temple
ज्ञाननिश्चय m. jJAnanizcaya certainty
ज्ञाननिश्चय m. jJAnanizcaya ascertainment
ज्ञानानुत्पाद m. jJAnAnutpAda ignorance
ज्ञानानुत्पाद m. jJAnAnutpAda non-production of knowledge
ज्ञानप्रदीप m. jJAnapradIpa lamp of knowledge
ज्ञानप्रकाश m. jJAnaprakAza knowledge-illumination
ज्ञानप्रवाद m. jJAnapravAda lecture on knowledge
ज्ञानसन्तति f. jJAnasantati continuity of knowledge
ज्ञानविज्ञान jJAnavijJAna sacred and miscellaneous knowledge
ज्ञानश्रेष्ठ adj. jJAnazreSTha pre-eminent in wisdom
ज्ञानभास्कर m. jJAnabhAskara sun of knowledge
ज्ञानसम्भार m. jJAnasambhAra great amount of knowledge
ज्ञानावरणीय adj. jJAnAvaraNIya resulting from error
ज्ञानावस्थित adj. jJAnAvasthita engaged in cultivating wisdom
ज्ञानशक्तिमत् adj. jJAnazaktimat possessing intellectual faculty

# Jna
Also see under “articles”

ज्ञात adj. jJAta known
ज्ञात adj. jJAta learnt
ज्ञाति m. jJAti paternal relation
जानाति verb jAnAti { jJA } have knowledge
जानाति verb 1 jAnAti { jJA } learn
जानाति verb 9 jAnAti { jJA } recognise
ज्ञापक n. jJApaka cookie [computer] ज्ञापक n. jJApaka handle [computer] ज्ञापन n. jJApana informing
ज्ञापन n. jJApana making known
ज्ञापन n. jJApana hint
ज्ञपयति verb caus. jJapayati { jJA } notify
ज्ञपयति verb caus. jJapayati { jJA } advise
संजानीते verb saMjAnIte { saM- jJA } assign
अधिजानाति verb 9 adhijAnAti { adhi- jJA } comprehend
अधिजानाति verb 9 adhijAnAti { adhi- jJA } understand
अधिजानाति verb 9 adhijAnAti { adhi- jJA } grasp
अधिजानाति verb 9 adhijAnAti { adhi- jJA } apprehend
ज्ञातं वा? expr. jJAtaM vA? Understand?
परिजानाति verb 9 parijAnAti { pari- jJA } discover
परिजानाति verb 9 parijAnAti { pari- jJA } find out
परिजानाति verb 9 parijAnAti { pari- jJA } discern
अनुप्रजानाति verb 9 anuprajAnAti { anupra- jJA } find
ज्ञानोत्पादक adj. jJAnotpAdaka revealing
ज्ञानोत्पादक adj. jJAnotpAdaka instructive
ज्ञानोत्पादक adj. jJAnotpAdaka informative
ज्ञानोत्पादक adj. jJAnotpAdaka illuminating
ज्ञानोत्पादक adj. jJAnotpAdaka enlightening
जानाति, जानीते verb 9 jAnAti, jAnIte { jJA } get acquainted with
तद् अहं न ज्ञातवान् | sent. tad ahaM na jJAtavAn | I did not know this.
भवदुक्तं सर्वं ज्ञातवान् भोः sent. bhavaduktaM sarvaM jJAtavAn bhoH I understood/knew what you said [already].
भवान् एव वा! दूरतः न ज्ञातम् sent. bhavAn eva vA! dUrataH na jJAtam Is it you? I couldn’t recognise you from a distance.
भवान् ज्ञातवान् वा? वदतु किञ्चित् sent. bhavAn jJAtavAn vA? vadatu kiJcit You knew [already]? Can you tell.
परीक्षारम्भः कदा इति ज्ञातः वा? sent. parIkSArambhaH kadA iti jJAtaH vA? Do you know when is the examination going to begin?
फलितांशः श्वः ज्ञातः भविष्यति sent. phalitAMzaH zvaH jJAtaH bhaviSyati The result will be known tomorrow.
संस्कृतात् ऋते गीतायाः मूलार्थः न ज्ञायते sent. saMskRtAt Rte gItAyAH mUlArthaH na jJAyate without Sanskrit one cannot know the meaning of the Bhagavad Gita
एतावद् अनृतं वदति इति न ज्ञातवती अहम् | sent. etAvad anRtaM vadati iti na jJAtavatI aham | I(f) did no know that he would tell a such lie.
मया न ज्ञायते | किमर्थं भवती पृच्छति इदानीम् ? sent. mayA na jJAyate | kimarthaM bhavatI pRcchati idAnIm ? I don’t know. Why are you asking [me] now?
भवान् बहु सम्यक् पाकं करोति भोः | कुतः ज्ञातवान् ? sent. bhavAn bahu samyak pAkaM karoti bhoH | kutaH jJAtavAn ? You cook very well. From where did you learn that?
कथञ्चित् तस्य पत्नि एतत् विषयं ज्ञास्यति इति तस्य चिन्ता sent. kathaJcit tasya patni etat viSayaM jJAsyati iti tasya cintA His worry is that somehow his wife will come to know about this matter
पठनार्थम् अहं विदेशं गमिष्यामि वा इति प्रपरश्वः ज्ञास्यामि sent. paThanArtham ahaM videzaM gamiSyAmi vA iti praparazvaH jJAsyAmi The day after the day after tomorrow I will know/learn if I will go abroad for studying
भवता अपि संस्कृतभाषायां वक्तुं शक्यते इति अहं न ज्ञातवान् | अत्त्युत्तमं भोः sent. bhavatA api saMskRtabhASAyAM vaktuM zakyate iti ahaM na jJAtavAn | attyuttamaM bhoH I did not know you can speak Sanskrit. Fantastic!
ज्ञ adj. jJa familiar with
ज्ञ adj. jJa knowing
ज्ञ adj. jJa wise
ज्ञा adj. jJA familiar with
ज्ञ adj. jJa wise and learned man
ज्ञ adj. jJa having jJA as deity
ज्ञ adj. jJa having a soul
ज्ञा adj. jJA knowing
ज्ञ adj. jJa having jJA as deity
ज्ञ adj. jJa intelligent
ज्ञ m. jJa planet Mars
ज्ञ m. jJa planet Mercury
ज्ञ m. jJa thinking soul
ज्ञास् m. jJAs near relative
ज्ञान n. jJAna conscience
ज्ञान n. jJAna monument
ज्ञान n. jJAna engaging in
ज्ञान n. jJAna memorial
ज्ञान n. jJAna higher knowledge
ज्ञान n. jJAna awareness
ज्ञान n. jJAna knowing
ज्ञान n. jJAna knowledge
ज्ञान n. jJAna becoming acquainted with
ज्ञान n. jJAna knowledge about anything
ज्ञात adj. jJAta known as to
ज्ञात adj. jJAta meant
ज्ञात adj. jJAta ascertained
ज्ञात adj. jJAta perceived
ज्ञात adj. jJAta comprehended
ज्ञात adj. jJAta taken for
ज्ञात adj. jJAta understood
ज्ञता f. jJatA intelligence
ज्ञाति m. jJAti intimately acquainted
ज्ञाति m. jJAti near relation
ज्ञाति m. jJAti relation
ज्ञाति m. jJAti kinsman
ज्ञातृ adj. jJAtR one who knows or understands
ज्ञातृ adj. jJAtR surety
ज्ञातृ m. jJAtR witness
ज्ञातृ m. jJAtR acquaintance
ज्ञातृ m. jJAtR knower
जानाति verb jAnAti { jJA } remember
जानाति verb jAnAti { jJA } apprehend
जानाति verb jAnAti { jJA } take possession of
जानाति verb jAnAti { jJA } approve
जानाति verb jAnAti { jJA } understand
जानाति verb jAnAti { jJA } become acquainted with
जानाति verb jAnAti { jJA } visit as a friend
जानाति verb jAnAti { jJA } acknowledge
जानाति verb jAnAti { jJA } recognise as one’s own
जानाति verb jAnAti { jJA } allow
जानाति verb 9 jAnAti { jJA } know as
जानाति verb 9 jAnAti { jJA } investigate
जानाति verb 9 jAnAti { jJA } perceive [apprehend , understand] जानाति verb 9 jAnAti { jJA } experience
जानाति verb 9 jAnAti { jJA } ascertain
जानाति verb 9 jAnAti { jJA } regard or consider as
जानाति verb 9 jAnAti { jJA } know

# sattva-samsuddhi
(purity)

# Garbhadhana-samskara
To beget a child in a godly atmosphere is known in the Vedic scriptures as Garbhadhana-samskara

# amritacchabi rupa sindhu
Rādhā’s form reveals this beauty and tastefulness to the utmost, therefore She is the amṛtacchabi rūpa sindhu

# amrita cchabi rupa
Śrī Rādhā is the ocean of amṛta cchabi rūpa, the very form of glowing nectar

# Istagosthi (Ista-gosthi)
The word ista means “desired subject matter,” and the word gosthi means “assembly.”
Vaisnava counseling
See articles

# raja
रजस् n. rajas powder
रजस् n. rajas menstruation
रजस् n. rajas dust
रजस् n. rajas menses
राजक m. rAjaka chief [of states] रजन n. rajana silver
रजनि f. rajani night
रजत adj. rajata silver
राजति verb rAjati { rAj } shine
राजति verb rAjati { rAj } be a king or a chief
राजति verb rAjati { rAj } govern
राजस्व n. rAjasva revenue
राजदूत m. rAjadUta ambassador राजदूत m. rAjadUta diplomat
राजकुल n. rAjakula royal palace राजनीति m. rAjanIti politics
राजतालि f. rAjatAli betel palm
रजयति verb caus. rajayati { raJj } paint
राजधानी f. rAjadhAnI capital
राजद्रोह m. rAjadroha rebellion
राजक्षमा f. rAjakSamA amnesty
राजमार्ग m. rAjamArga freeway
राजमार्ग m. rAjamArga thruway
राजमार्ग m. rAjamArga motorway
राजमार्ग m. rAjamArga national highway
राजमार्ग m. rAjamArga autobahn
राजमार्ग m. rAjamArga superhighway राजवंश m. rAjavaMza dynasty
रजद्रोहिन् adj. rajadrohin insurgent
रजद्रोहिन् adj. rajadrohin rebellious
रजद्रोहिन् adj. rajadrohin mutinous
रजकापन m. rajakApana dry cleaners
राजकुमार m. rAjakumAra prince
राजकुमारी f. rAjakumArI princess
राजनीत्ज्ञ m. rAjanItjJa politician
रज उद्वासा f. raja udvAsA woman who has put off her soiled clothes
राजधानिका f. rAjadhAnikA capital
राजप्रासाद m. rAjaprAsAda palace
राजमाषाकार adj. rAjamASAkAra bean-shaped
राजानंरक्ष rAjAnaMrakSa Check!
रजति / -ते verb 1 rajati / -te { raJj } be attracted by or enamoured of
रजति / -ते verb 1 rajati / -te { raJj } fall in love with
रजति / -ते verb 1 rajati / -te { raJj } be affected or moved
रजति / -ते verb 1 rajati / -te { raJj } be excited or glad
रजति / -ते verb 1 rajati / -te { raJj } be dyed or coloured
रजति / -ते verb 1 rajati / -te { raJj } be charmed or delighted by
आधारस्तम्भ n. AdhArastambha revenue अञ्जन-रजत n. aJjana-rajata antimon-silver [Mineral.] राजसात् करोति verb rAjasAt karoti { rAjasAtkR } make dependent on a king
राजप्रतियोधिन् adj. rAjapratiyodhin rebellious
राजप्रतियोधिन् m. rAjapratiyodhin rebel
राजप्रतियोधिन् m. rAjapratiyodhin insurgent
राजसात् भवति verb rAjasAt bhavati { rAjasAtbhU } fall to a king’s share
राजमार्गी करोति verb rAjamArgI karoti { rAjamArgIkR } make into a main road
राजशासनलङ्घन n. rAjazAsanalaGghana rebellion
राजगृहाद् आगच्छति sentence rAjagRhAd Agacchati He comes from RajagRha.
रजकः वस्त्रं नीतवान् वा? sent. rajakaH vastraM nItavAn vA? Has the washerman taken the clothes?
ह्यः रजकापणतः भवान् मम वस्त्राणि आनीतवान् वा ? sent. hyaH rajakApaNataH bhavAn mama vastrANi AnItavAn vA ? Did you bring my clothes from the dry cleaners yesterday?
राजभवनस्य द्वारम् उभौ रक्षकभटौ रक्षन्तौ आस्ताम् sent. rAjabhavanasya dvAram ubhau rakSakabhaTau rakSantau AstAm Two door-guards were guarding the front door of the king’s palace.
राष्ट्रीय राजधान्यां देहल्यां गतदिने पञ्चचत्वारिंशत् डिग्रीसेल्सियस् मितं तापमानम् अभिलेखितम् sent. rASTrIya rAjadhAnyAM dehalyAM gatadine paJcacatvAriMzat DigrIselsiyas mitaM tApamAnam abhilekhitam In nation’s capital Delhi, a temperature of 45 degree Celsius was recorded yesterday.
रज m. raja pollen of flowers
राज m. rAja king
रज m. raja menstrual excretion
रज m. raja emotion
राज m. rAja chief or best of its kind
रज m. raja affection
राज m. rAja sovereign
रज m. raja dust
रज m. raja quality of passion
राजन् m. rAjan guidance
राजन् m. rAjan yakSa
राजन् m. rAjan kSatriya
राजन् m. rAjan man of the royal tribe or the military caste
राजन् m. rAjan king
राजन् m. rAjan chief
राजन् m. rAjan prince
राजन् m. rAjan government
राजन् m. rAjan sovereign
रजस् n. rajas region of clouds
रजस् n. rajas atmosphere
रजस् n. rajas tin
रजस् n. rajas fields
रजस् n. rajas clouds
रजस् n. rajas affection
रजस् n. rajas any small particle of matter
रजस् n. rajas air
रजस् n. rajas autumn
रजस् n. rajas impurity [i.e. the menstrual discharge of a woman] रजस् n. rajas gloom
रजस् n. rajas second of the three guNas or qualities
रजस् n. rajas dust or pollen of flowers
रजस् n. rajas space between heaven and earth
रजस् n. rajas firmament
रजस् n. rajas sperm
रजस् n. rajas darkening quality
रजस् n. rajas dimness
रजस् n. rajas coloured or dim space
रजस् n. rajas light or day or world or water
रजस् n. rajas cultivated or ploughed land
रजस् n. rajas vapour

# Maharani
Great queen

# Maharaja
महाराज m. mahArAja emperor
महाराज m. mahArAja supreme sovereign
महाराज m. mahArAja finger-nail
महाराज m. mahArAja His Majesty
महाराज m. mahArAja reigning prince
महाराज m. mahArAja great king
महारजन adj. mahArajana coloured with safflower
माहारजन adj. mAhArajana dyed with saffron
महारजन n. mahArajana gold
महारजन n. mahArajana safflower
महारजत m. mahArajata thorn-apple
महारजत n. mahArajata turmeric
महारजत n. mahArajata gold
महाराजचूत m. mahArAjacUta kind of mango
महाराजद्रुम m. mahArAjadruma golden shower tree [Cathartocarpus Fistula – Bot.] महाराजाङ्गण n. mahArAjAGgaNa courtyard in the palace of a reigning prince
महाराजफल m. mahArAjaphala kind of mango
महाराजकुलीन adj. mahArAjakulIna belonging to a race of great kings
महाराजाधिराज m. mahArAjAdhirAja emperor
महाराजाधिराज m. mahArAjAdhirAja paramount sovereign
महारजनगन्धि n. mahArajanagandhi kind of ruby
महारजनगन्धिन् n. mahArajanagandhin kind of ruby

# deha
body

# dehi
means “embodied.”

# Pallava
पल्लव m. pallava sprout
पल्लव m. pallava tender leaf
पल्लव n. pallava stanza
पल्लवः bot. pallavaH branch
शाखायां पल्लवं निवेशयति verb caus zAkhAyAM pallavaM nivezayati { ni- viz } graft [a branch of a plant] पाल्लवा f. pAllavA game played with twigs
पल्लव m. pallava libertine
पल्लव m. pallava catamine
पल्लव m. pallava species of fish
पल्लव m. pallava twig
पल्लव m. pallava particular position of the hands in dancing
पल्लव m. pallava bud
पल्लव m.n. pallava bracelet
पल्लव m.n. pallava spray
पल्लव m.n. pallava spreading
पल्लव m.n. pallava sexual love
पल्लव m.n. pallava blossom
पल्लव m.n. pallava expansion
पल्लव m.n. pallava unsteadiness
पल्लव m.n. pallava strip of cloth
पल्लव m.n. pallava strength
पल्लव m.n. pallava scarf
पल्लव m.n. pallava red lac
पल्लव m.n. pallava shoot
पल्लव m.n. pallava lappet
पल्लवाद m. pallavAda deer
पल्लवाद m. pallavAda twig-eater
पल्लवक m. pallavaka libertine
पल्लवक m. pallavaka species of fish
पल्लवक m. pallavaka gallant
पल्लवन n. pallavana useless speech
पल्लवन n. pallavana prolixity
पल्लवति verb pallavati { pallava } put forth young shoots
पल्लवद्रु m. pallavadru azoka tree
पल्लवमय adj. pallavamaya consisting of young shoots or twigs
पल्लवास्त्र m. pallavAstra having blossoms for missiles
पल्लवयति verb pallavayati { pallavaya } divulge
पल्लवयति verb pallavayati { pallavaya } make diffuse or prolix
पल्लवयति verb pallavayati { pallavaya } spread
पल्लवाधार m. pallavAdhAra branch
पल्लवाधार m. pallavAdhAra twig-holder
पल्लवाङ्गुलि f. pallavAGguli young shoot like a finger
पल्लवाङ्कुर m. pallavAGkura leaf-bud
पल्लवधारिन् adj. pallavadhArin bearing blossoms
पल्लवग्राहिन् adj. pallavagrAhin sprouting in all directions
पल्लवग्राहिन् adj. pallavagrAhin superficial
पल्लवग्राहिन् adj. pallavagrAhin diffusive
पल्लवग्राहिन् adj. pallavagrAhin putting forth young shoots
पल्लवग्राहिन् m. pallavagrAhin fault of prolixity or diffusiveness
पल्लवापीदित adj. pallavApIdita bud-laden
पल्लवग्राहिता f. pallavagrAhitA sciolism
पल्लवग्राहिता f. pallavagrAhitA superficial knowledge
पल्लवरागताम्र adj. pallavarAgatAmra red-coloured like a young shoots or twigs

# amalan
The word amalan is significant; it means “free from the modes of passion and ignorance.”

# ananda-maya
The next and supreme stage is ananda-maya, realization of the all-blissful nature.
Thus there are five stages of Brahman realization, which are called brahma puccham – BG

# vijnana-maya
Then there is Brahman realization, called vijnana-maya, in which the living entity’s mind and life symptoms are distinguished from the living entity himself.
Thus there are five stages of Brahman realization, which are called brahma puccham – BG

# jnana-maya
In jnana-maya, realization extends beyond the living symptoms to the point of thinking, feeling and willing.
Thus there are five stages of Brahman realization, which are called brahma puccham – BG

prana-maya
Then, in prana-maya, after realizing the Supreme Absolute Truth in food, one can realize the Absolute Truth in the living symptoms or life forms.
Thus there are five stages of Brahman realization, which are called brahma puccham – BG

# anna-maya
There is a manifestation of the Supreme Lord’s energy known as anna-maya, dependence upon food for existence. This is a materialistic realization of the Supreme.
Thus there are five stages of Brahman realization, which are called brahma puccham – BG

# nupura
ankle-bell

# Danaih
refers to charity which is offered to a suitable party, such as those who are engaged in the transcendental loving service of the Lord – the brahmanas and the Vaisnavas.

# Ksama
forgiving

# Aksara
imperishable

# Devesa
the controller of all demigods and is above them all

# Ananta
indicates that there is nothing which is not covered by the influence and energy of the Supreme Lord

# Savya-sacin Savyasacin
refers to one who can shoot arrows very expertly in the field BG

# karsati
(“struggling” or “grappling hard”) BG

# Kavis
are those who are capable of thinking thoroughly on any subject matter

# amsa
fragmental particle BG

# svamsa
(personal expansions), – Bhagavad-gita
Svamsa expansions are called visnu-tattva – Krishna Book

# vibhinnamsa
and there are also expansions called vibhinnamsa (separated expansions). – Bhagavad-gita
the living entities. – Krishna Book
whereas the vibhinnamsa expansions are called jiva-tattva – Krishna Book

# Avidhi
means “not bona fide.” (bonafide) – Krishna Book

# sankha
conchshell

# sama
verb { samayanAzaM kR }
waste time
सम adj. sama
equal
सम adj. sama
same
सम m. sama
match
शम adj. zama
quiet
शम m. zama
appeasement
शम m. zama
rest
शम m. zama
equanimity
समाज m. samAja
conclave
समाज m. samAja
consociation [cf. community]

समाज m. samAja
assembly

समाज m. samAja
society

समान adj. samAna
common

समान adj. samAna
equal

समान adj. samAna
same

समान adj. samAna
similar

समान adj. samAna
alike

समना adverb samanA
simultaneously

समन n. samana
encounter

समन n. samana
meeting

समर m. samara
battle

समास m. samAsa
fusion

समास m. samAsa
compound

समता f. samatA
equality

समता f. samatA
equity

समय m. samaya
time

समय m. samaya
protocol [computer]

समय m. samaya
account [computer]

शामक m. zAmaka
extinguisher

शमन n. zamana
allaying

शमन n. zamana
easing

शमन n. zamana
appeasing

शमन n. zamana
pacification

शमन n. zamana
end

शमन n. zamana
stop

समग्र adj. samagra
whole

सामग्री f. sAmagrI
apparatus

सामग्री f. sAmagrI
collection of data , tools , material, etc

सामग्री f. sAmagrI
toolbox [computer]

सामग्री f. sAmagrI
toolkit [computer]

समाक्ष adj. samAkSa
coaxial [Math.]

समाक्ष adj. samAkSa
coaxial [Math.]

समन्त adj. samanta
adjacent

समन्त adj. samanta
abutting

समन्त adj. samanta
bordering

समन्त adj. samanta
contiguous

समन्त adj. samanta
neighbouring

सामन्त m. sAmanta
adjacent owner

सामन्त m. sAmanta
abutter

समन्त n. samanta
end of file (EOF) [computer]

सामान्य adj. sAmAnya
common

सामान्य adj. sAmAnya
normal

सामान्य adj. sAmAnya
usual

सामान्य adj. sAmAnya
similar

सामान्य n. sAmAnya
equality

समाप्ति f. samApti
end

समाप्ति f. samApti
expiry

समस्त adj. samasta
total

समष्टि f. samaSTi
aggregate

समस्या f. samasyA
puzzle to be solved

समस्या f. samasyA
problem

समत्ति verb samatti { sam- ad }
finish off [eat]

समत्ति verb samatti { sam- ad }
eat up

समत्व n. samatva
parity [computer]

समत्व n. samatva
equality

समयात् indecl. abl. samayAt
according to agreement

समयात् indecl. abl. samayAt
conditionally

समाचार m. samAcAra
behaviour

समाचार m. samAcAra
activity

समादेश m. samAdeza
warrant [command]

समागम m. samAgama
union

समागम m. samAgama
association

समागम m. samAgama
encounter

समागम m. samAgama
approach

समागम m. samAgama
meeting

सामग्र्य n. sAmagrya { #REF! }
stocks

सामग्र्य n. sAmagrya { sAmagrI }
reservoir

सामग्र्य n. sAmagrya { sAmagrI }
stock

सामग्र्य n. sAmagrya { sAmagrI }
reserves

समाहार m. samAhAra
assemblage

समाहार m. samAhAra
collection

समाहित adj. samAhita
convinced

समाहृत ppp. samAhRta
fetched

समाहृत ppp. samAhRta
assembled

समाहृत ppp. samAhRta
combined

समाहृत ppp. samAhRta
collected

समाहूत adj. samAhUta
convened

सामाजिक adj. sAmAjika
social

समकार m. samakAra
fax [computer]

समकृति m. samakRti
fax [computer]

समक्षम् indecl. samakSam
in one’s presence

समाकुल adj. samAkula
full of

समाकुल adj. samAkula
occupied with

समानता f. samAnatA
uniformly

समानता f. samAnatA
equality

समानिति verb 2, 1 samAniti { sam- an }
breathe

समन्तम् adverb samantam
round about

समन्तात् adverb samantAt
round about

समन्त्ःअ adj. samantHa
adjoining

# Rekha – reka
रेखा f. rekhA
line

रेखक m. rekhaka
ruler

रेखण n. rekhaNa
cross [vb. (as, to cross a cheque)]

रेखण n. rekhaNa
crossing [Com. (a cheque)]

रेखाचित्र n. rekhAcitra
graph [computer]

रेखाचित्र n. rekhAcitra
line graph [computer]

रेखाचित्र n. rekhAcitra
sketch

रेखामार्ग m. rekhAmArga
track

रेखालेख m. rekhAlekha
line graph [computer]

आधार-रेखा f. AdhAra-rekhA
base line [Math.]

मर्यादा-रेखा f. maryAdA-rekhA
bounding line [Math.]

केन्द्रीय-रेखा f. kendrIya-rekhA
central line [Math.]

उन्नत – रेखा f. unnata – rekhA
bold line

विशेष रेखण n. vizeSa rekhaNa
special crossing

अनुबद्ध-रेखा f. anubaddha-rekhA
conjugate lines [Math.]

मधुकर-रेखा f. madhukara-rekhA
beeline

सामान्य रेखण n. sAmAnya rekhaNa
general crossing

श्रृङ्खला- रेखा f. zrRGkhalA- rekhA
chain line

अ परक्राम्य रेखण n. a parakrAmya rekhaNa
not negotiable crossing

रेक m. reka
kind of fish

रेक m. reka
doubt

रेक m. reka
emptying

रेक m. reka
fear

रेक m. reka
loosening

रेक m. reka
man of low caste

रेक m. reka
purging

रेक m. reka
frog

रेक m. reka
suspicion

रेखा f. rekhA
fraud

रेखा f. rekhA
streak

रेखा f. rekhA
range

रेखा f. rekhA
deceit

रेखा f. rekhA
scratch

रेखा f. rekhA
fullness

रेखा f. rekhA
stripe

रेखा f. rekhA
right or straight position of all the limbs in dancing

रेखा f. rekhA
delineation

रेखा f. rekhA
series

रेखा f. rekhA
row

रेखा f. rekhA
drawing

रेखा f. rekhA
sketch

रेखा f. rekhA
little portion

रेखा f. rekhA
appearance

रेखा f. rekhA
satisfaction

रेखा f. rekhA
first or prime meridian

रेखा f. rekhA
small quantity

रेखा f. rekhA
outline

रेखा f. rekhA
continuous line

रेख m. rekha
scratch

रेख m. rekha
line

रेकते verb rekate { rek }
suspect

रेकते verb rekate { rek }
doubt

रेखति verb rekhati { rikh }
go

रेखति verb rekhati { rikh }
move

रेखांश m. rekhAMza
degree of longitude

रेखाकार adj. rekhAkAra
formed in lines

रेखाकार adj. rekhAkAra
striped

रेखान्तर n. rekhAntara
geographical longitude

रेखान्तर n. rekhAntara
distance east or west from the first meridian

रेखान्यास m. rekhAnyAsa
marking down of lines or lineaments

रेखान्यास m. rekhAnyAsa
outline

रेखान्यास m. rekhAnyAsa
sketch

रेखागणित n. rekhAgaNita
geometry

रेखागणित n. rekhAgaNita
line-reckoning

रेखामात्रम् ind. rekhAmAtram
even by a line or by a hair’s breadth

रेखागणितक्षेत्रव्यवहार m. rekhAgaNitakSetravyavahAra
geometry and mensuration

# rata
रत n. rata
sex [act] रथ m. ratha
chariot
रटन n. raTana
shouting
रातमनस् adj. rAtamanas
willing
रथवाहक m. rathavAhaka
carter
रटनं करोति verb raTanaM karoti { kR }
repeat
रत adj. rata
loved
रत adj. rata
intent upon
रात adj. rAta
bestowed
रत adj. rata
beloved
रत adj. rata
fond or enamoured of
रात adj. rAta
given
रत adj. rata
amused

रत adj. rata
devoted or attached or addicted or disposed to

रात adj. rAta
presented

रत adj. rata
gratified

रत adj. rata
having sexual intercourse with

रत adj. rata
delighting in

रत adj. rata
pleased

रत n. rata
enjoyment

रत n. rata
lust

रत n. rata
copulation

रत n. rata
sensuality

रत n. rata
enjoyment of love

रत n. rata
sexual intercourse

रत n. rata
sexual union

रत n. rata
sexual pleasure

रत n. rata
pleasure

रत n. rata
private parts

रत ppp. rata
devoted to

रत ppp. rata
taking pleasure in

रथ m. ratha
limb

रथ m. ratha
body

रथ m. ratha
rattan plant [Calamus Rotang – Bot.]

रथ m. ratha
wagon

रथ m. ratha
two-wheeled war-chariot

रथ m. ratha
love

रथ m. ratha
car

राठ m. rATha
myna tree [Vangueria Spinosa – Bot.]

रथ m. ratha
warrior

रथ m. ratha
goer

रथ m. ratha
member

रथ m. ratha
champion

रथ m. ratha
hero

रथ m. ratha
affection

रथ m. ratha
part

रथ m. ratha
Sandan tree [ Desmodium oojeinense – Bot. ]

रथ m. ratha
joy

रथ m. ratha
any vehicle or equipage or carriage

रथ m. ratha
pleasure

रथ m. ratha
cart

रथ m. ratha
delight

रटन n. raTana
shout

रटन n. raTana
applause

रटति verb raTati { raT }
lament

रटति verb raTati { raT }
howl

रटति verb raTati { raT }
wail

रटति verb raTati { raT }
cry

रटति verb raTati { raT }
roar

रटति verb raTati { raT }
proclaim aloud

रटति verb raTati { raT }
shout

रटति verb raTati { raT }
yell

रटति verb raTati { raT }
ring [bell]

रटति verb raTati { raT }
crash

रतान्त m. ratAnta
end of sexual enjoyment

रातन्ती rAtantI
festival on the fourteenth day of the second half of the month pauSa

रतवत् adj. ratavat
happy

रतवत् adj. ratavat
pleased

रतवत् adj. ratavat
containing a form of ram

रतवत् adj. ratavat
gratified

रथक m. rathaka
small chariot or cart

रठति verb raThati { raTh }
speak

रथया f. rathayA
desire for carriages or chariots

रथयु adj. rathayu
desiring or wishing for carriages

रतगृह n. ratagRha
vagina

रतगुरु m. rataguru
husband

रतकील m. ratakIla
dog

रतताली f. ratatAlI
procuress

रतताली f. ratatAlI
bawd

रतायनी f. ratAyanI
harlot

रतायनी f. ratAyanI
prostitute

रटयति verb caus. raTayati { raT }
howl

रटयति verb caus. raTayati { raT }
shout

रथद्रु m. rathadru
Sandan tree [ Desmodium oojeinense – Bot. ]

रथाङ्ग m. rathAGga
Ruddy Shelduck [Tadorna ferruginea – Zoo.]

रथाङ्ग n. rathAGga
potter’s wheel

रथाङ्ग n. rathAGga
any part of a chariots

रथाङ्ग n. rathAGga
chariots-wheel

रथाङ्ग n. rathAGga
discus

रथाङ्गी f. rathAGgI
species of medicinal plant

रथाग्र n. rathAgra
fore-part of a chariots

रथाहस् n. rathAhas
day’s journey by carriage

रथाह्न m. rathAhna
day’s journey by carriage

रथजित् adj. rathajit
lovely

रथजित् adj. rathajit
obtaining chariots by conquest

रथजित् adj. rathajit
winning affection

रथजित् adj. rathajit
charming
रथजित् adj. rathajit
conquering chariots
रथाक्ष m. rathAkSa
chariots-axle
रथाक्ष m. rathAkSa
measure of length

Rakta
रक्त adj. rakta
red
रक्त m. rakta
red colour
रक्त n. rakta
blood
रक्तानील adj. raktAnIla
bluish – red
रक्तापीत adj. raktApIta
yellowish – red
रक्तवाहिन् m. raktavAhin
artery
रक्तवाहिन् m. raktavAhin
blood vessel
असित रक्त adj. asita rakta
dark red
रक्तलेसिका f. raktalesikA
haemolymph [hemolymph] रक्तातिनील adj. raktAtinIla
bluish blue – red
रक्तातिपीत adj. raktAtipIta
yellowish red – yellow
नील – रक्त adj. nIla – rakta
blue – red

रक्त – पीत adj. rakta – pIta
red – yellow

रक्तविज्ञान n. raktavijJAna
haematology

कार्मिज रक्त m. kArmija rakta
crimson red

रक्त – वर्ग m. rakta – varga
blood group

रक्त-मोक्षण n. rakta-mokSaNa
blood-letting

वितन्त्वि-रक्त n. vitantvi-rakta
defibrinated blood

प्रबदर रक्त m. prabadara rakta
cherry red

रक्त – सङ्क्रामण n. rakta – saGkrAmaNa
blood transfusion

रक्तप्रवाहकनाडि f. raktapravAhakanADi
blood vessel

अय्यो! रक्तं स्रवति! sent. ayyo! raktaM sravati!
Oh! Blood is coming out.

रक्तप्रवाहक बृहन्नाडी f. raktapravAhakabRhannADI
aorta [anat.]

रक्त adj. rakta
enamoured

रक्त adj. rakta
beloved

रक्त adj. rakta
impassioned

रक्त adj. rakta
painted

रक्त adj. rakta
engaging in pastime

रक्त adj. rakta
charmed with

रक्त adj. rakta
sporting

रक्त adj. rakta
crimson

रक्त adj. rakta
pleasant

रक्त adj. rakta
excited

रक्त adj. rakta
sweet

रक्त adj. rakta
lovely

रक्त adj. rakta
dear

रक्त adj. rakta
affected with passion or love

रक्त adj. rakta
reddened

रक्त adj. rakta
fond of

रक्त adj. rakta
coloured

रक्त adj. rakta
dyed

रक्त adj. rakta
attached or devoted to

रक्त adj. rakta
fond of play

रक्त adj. rakta
coloured or modified by nasalization

रक्त adj. rakta
nasalized

रक्ता f. raktA
lac

रक्त m. rakta
Indian Oak [Barringtonia acutangula – Bot.]

रक्त m. rakta
Indian globe thistle [Echinops Echinatus – Bot.]

रक्त m. rakta
Indian madder [Rubia cordifolia – Bot.]

रक्त m. rakta
safflower

रक्त m. rakta
Rosary Pea [Abrus precatorius – Bot.]

रक्त n. rakta
saffron

रक्त n. rakta
copper

रक्त n. rakta
cinnabar

रक्त n. rakta
fruit of Indian Plum [Flacourtia indica – Bot.]

रक्त n. rakta
vermilion

रक्त n. rakta
menstrual fluid

रक्तज adj. raktaja
produced from blood

रक्तक adj. raktaka
bloody

रक्तक adj. raktaka
passionately attached to

रक्तक adj. raktaka
enamoured

रक्तक adj. raktaka
fond of

रक्तक adj. raktaka
pleasing

रक्तक adj. raktaka
red

रक्तक adj. raktaka
amusing

रक्तक m. raktaka
red garment

रक्तक m. raktaka
Sappanwood [Caesalpina Sappan – Bot.]

रक्तक m. raktaka
red castor oil plant [Ricinus Communis – Bot.]

रक्तक m. raktaka
noon plant [Pentapetes Phoenicea – Bot.]

रक्तक m. raktaka
player

रक्तक m. raktaka
red-flowering drumstick tree [Hyperanthera Moringa – Bot.]

रक्तक m. raktaka
amorous or impassioned or sporting man

रक्तक m. raktaka
globe-amaranth

रक्तक m. raktaka
particular zruti

रक्तला f. raktalA
Indian bowstring-hemp [Sanseviera Roxburghiana – Bot.]

रक्तालु m. raktAlu
purple yam [Dioscorea Purpurea – Bot.]

रक्तालु m. raktAlu
species of red yam

रक्तप adj. raktapa
blood-drinking

रक्तप adj. raktapa
bloodsucking

रक्तपा f. raktapA
DAkinI or female fiend
रक्तपा f. raktapA
leech
रक्तप m. raktapa
demon
रक्तप m. raktapa
leech
रक्तता f. raktatA
being affected by passion
रक्तता f. raktatA
nature of blood
रक्तता f. raktatA
redness
रक्ताभ adj. raktAbha
red-looking
रक्ताभ adj. raktAbha
having a red appearance
रक्तदत् adj. raktadat
having red or discoloured teeth
रक्तदृश् m. raktadRz
red-eyed
रक्तदृश् m. raktadRz
pigeon
रक्ताङ्ग m. raktAGga
red pollen on the capsules of the red kamala plant [Mallotus philippensis – Bot.] रक्ताङ्ग m. raktAGga
planet Mars
रक्ताङ्ग m. raktAGga
red-bodied
रक्ताङ्ग m. raktAGga
bug
रक्ताङ्ग m. raktAGga
species of bird
रक्ताङ्ग m. raktAGga
disk of the sun and moon
रक्ताङ्ग n. raktAGga
saffron
रक्ताङ्ग n. raktAGga
coral
रक्ताङ्गी f. raktAGgI
Indian madder [Rubia cordifolia – Bot.]

# Radhanatha
can also mean that Sri Radha controls Krishna.
Wherever there is Sri Sri Radha-Radhanatha, our first thought could be that it means Krishna is the controller (natha) of Radha. In Krishna’s pastimes, Krishna also helplessly falls under the control of Sri Radha. For this reason, Radhanatha can have a dual meaning.

# puspasasra
पुष्पसारा f. puSpasArA
holy basil
पुष्पसार m. puSpasAra
nectar or honey of flower

# prayasa
unnecessary endeavor

# Pramoda
means “delight” or “happiness”.

# Prajalpa
unnecessary talking

# Prabha
or superior energy

# Pan
Drink ?????

# Paduka
पादुक m. pAduka
sandal
पादुकामूल n. pAdukAmUla
heel
पादुकाहीनम् adverb pAdukAhInam
barefoot
पादुकाबन्धिनी f. pAdukAbandhinI
shoe lace
पादुकायुक्तं करोति verb 8 pAdukAyuktaM karoti { kR }
shoe [a horse] पादुक adj. pAduka
going on foot or with feet
पादुका f. pAdukA
next
पादुका f. pAdukA
shoe or slipper
पादुका f. pAdukA
impression of the feet of a god or a holy person
पादुका f. pAdukA
shoe, slipper
पादुकाकृत् m. pAdukAkRt
shoemaker

पादुकाकार m. pAdukAkAra
shoemaker

# niyama-agraha
Accepting some of the scriptural rules and regulations for immediate benefit, as utilitarians advocate, is called niyama-agraha, and neglecting the rules and regulations of the sastras, which are meant for spiritual development, is called niyama-agraha. The word agraha means “eagerness to accept,” and agraha means “failure to accept.” By the addition of either of these two words to the word niyama (“rules and regulations”), the word niyamagraha is formed. Thus niyamagraha has a twofold meaning that is understood according to the particular combination of words. Those interested in Krsna consciousness should not be eager to accept rules and regulations for economic advancement, yet they should very faithfully accept scriptural rules and regulations for the advancement of Krsna consciousness. They should strictly follow the regulative principles by avoiding illicit sex, meat-eating, gambling and intoxication.

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