B&K.2+3_P.041

Question 1

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कमठ m.

Answer 1

कमठ m. kamaṭhaḥ कमठः [Uṇ.1.1] 1 A tortoise; संप्राप्तः कमठः स चापि नियतं नष्टस्तवादेशतः Pt.2.192. -2 A bamboo -3 A water-jar. -ठी A female tortoise or a small tortoise. -Comp. -पतिः a king of tortoises.

Question 2

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नियतम् ind.

Answer 2

नियतम् ind. (am-) always, constantly, decidedly, inevitably, surely

Question 3

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‘41.9
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सज्जोस्म्यहम्

Answer 3

सज्जोस्म्यहम् = सज्जोऽस्म्यहम् = सज्जः + अस्मि + अहम् = ‘I am ready/prepared’
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सज्ज adj. sajja सज्ज a. 1 Ready, made or got ready, prepared; सज्जं क्रतुवरं राजन् कालप्राप्तं च भारत Mb.3.256.2; सज्जो रथः U.1. -2 Dressed, clothed. -3 Accoutred, trimmed. -4 Fully equipped, armed. -5 Fortified. -6 Strung, placed on a bow-string.

Question 4

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‘41.10
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तस्मिन्दूरीभूते

Answer 4

तस्मिन्दूरीभूते = LOC ABS ‘with him (i.e. The hunter) being far away’; ‘once the hunter was far away’, vel sim.

Question 5

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॰भाज् mfn. (ifc)

Answer 5

॰भाज् mfn. (mostly in fine compositi or ‘at the end of a compound’;exceptionally with genitive case) sharing or participating in, entitled to, possessing, enjoying, perceiving, feeling, sensible of. devoted to, intent upon

Question 6

‘I.66.2
1.12
व्याज m.

Answer 6

व्याज m. (rarely n. in fine compositi or ‘at the end of a compound’ f(ā-).;fr. vy-añj-,to smear over; see ac-) deceit, fraud, deception, semblance, appearance, imitation, disguise, pretext, pretence (in the beginning of a compound”treacherously, falsely”, also = in fine compositi or ‘at the end of a compound’“having only the appearance of, appearing as, simulated, deceitful, false”; instrumental case and ablative”treacherously, deceitfully”,”under the pretext or guise of”) ; व्याज m. an artifice, device, contrivance, means ; व्याज m. wickedness

Question 7

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‘14.15
‘2.1
व्याज m.

Answer 7

व्याज m. vyājaḥ व्याजः 1 Deciet, trick, deception, fraud. -2 Art, cunning; अव्याजमनोहरं वपुः Ś.1.18 ‘artlessly lovely’; Māl.5.12. -3 A pretext, pretence, semblance; ध्यान- व्याजमुपेत्य Nāg.1.1; R.4.25,58;1.76;11.66. -4 An artifice, a device, contrivance; व्याजार्धसंदर्शितमेखलानि R.13.42. -5 Wickedness, depravity. -Comp. -आह्वयः a false name. -उक्तिः f. 1 a figure of speech in which what is apparently the effect of one cause is intentionally ascribed to another; in other words, where a feeling is dissembled by being attributed to a different cause; see K. P.1 under व्याजोक्ति. -2 covert allusion, insinuation. -गुरुः a teacher, only in appearance. -निद्रित a. feigning sleep. -निन्दा artful censure. -पूर्व a. having only the appearance of anything. -व्यवहारः artful conduct. -सुप्त a. feigning to be asleep. -स्तुतिः f. a figure of speech resembling the English ‘irony’, wherein censure is implied by apparent praise; or praise by apparent censure; व्याजस्तुतिर्मुखे निन्दा स्तुतिवी रूढिरन्यथा K. P.1.

Question 8

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अव्याज m.

Answer 8

अव्याज m. “absence of fraud, simplicity”, (only in compound) without fraud or artifice ; अव्याज mfn. not pretended or artificial
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NEGATIVE/PRIVATIVE OF व्याज m. vyājaḥ व्याजः 1 Deciet, trick, deception, fraud. -2 Art, cunning; अव्याजमनोहरं वपुः Ś.1.18 ‘artlessly lovely’; Māl.5.12. -3 A pretext, pretence, semblance; ध्यान- व्याजमुपेत्य Nāg.1.1; R.4.25,58;1.76;11.66.

Question 9

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विनोद m.

Answer 9

विनोद m. vinodaḥ विनोदः 1 Removing, driving away; श्रमविनोद; विनोद- मिच्छन्नथ दर्पजन्मनः -2 A diversion, an amusement, any interesting or amusing pursuit or occupation; प्रायेणैते रमणविरहेष्वङ्गनानां विनोदाः Me.89; मिथ्यैव व्यसनं वदन्ति मृगया- मीदृग्विनोदः कुतः Ś.2.5. -3 Play, sport, pastime. -4 Eagerness, vehement desire. -5 Pleasure, happiness, gratification; विलपनविनोदो$प्यसुलभः U.3.3; जनयतु रसिक- जनेषु मनोरमरतिरसभावविनोदम् Gīt.12. -6 A particular mode of sexual enjoyment. -7 A kind of house. -Comp. -रसिक a. addicted to pleasure. -स्थानम् ground for pleasure or enjoyment.