Epic and Narrative Sanskrit Vocabulary: Further 2 Flashcards
This list is from the forthcoming 'Introductory Sanskrit Reader'. Its aim is to give students who have finished an introductory Sanskrit course a good basic vocabulary and get you started on your journey towards reading Sanskrit texts with fluency.
uttara- (adj)
‘higher; northern; left (vs. right); later’
utsāha- (m.)
‘firmness, fortitude’
udaka- (n.)
‘water’
udyāna- (n.)
‘garden’
upari (ind)
‘up; upwards; additional, further’
ura-ga- (m.)
lit. ‘chest-goer’: ‘snake’
uras- (n.)
‘chest, breast, bosom’
ekadā (ind)
‘once’
ojas- (n.)
‘strength, vigor’
kaccit (ind)
‘maybe; I fear/hope/suppose’
kaṇṭha- (m.)
‘throat, neck’
kamala- (n.)
‘lotus’
karṇa- (m.)
‘ear’
kalā- (f.)
‘part, small parth, 1/16th’
kalpa- (adj)
‘proper; fit, able; equal to’
kāka- (m.)
‘crow’
kāma-rūpin- (BV adj)
‘whose shape is as they desire’: ‘shapeshifting’
kārin- (adj, mostly ifc)
‘doing, making, producing’
kārmuka- (n.)
‘bow’ (the weapon)
kiṃtu (ind)
‘but’ (= tu)
kīrti- (f.)
‘fame, good reputation’
kuñjara-
(m.) ‘elephant’, (ifc) ‘pre-eminent’
kutaḥ (ind)
‘wherefrom? why?’
√kup (IV kupyati)
‘be angry’