Goldmans 17 Flashcards
अनुज
anuja [noun] [m]
younger brother;
literally “born after”
अनु-जन् (अनुजायते)
anu-jan (anujāyate) [verb, class 4 Ā]
be born after
अभि-√षिच् (अभिषिञ्चति)
abhi-√ṣic (abhiṣiñcati) [verb, class 6 P]
anoint, consecrate
आदितः
āditaḥ [indeclinable]
from the beginning
आ+√नी (आनियति)
ā-√nī (āniyati) [verb, class 1 P]
bring, fetch, bring to (+ accusative)
आ-√श्रि (आश्रयति)
ā-√śri (āśrayati) [verb, class 1 P]
have recourse to, be subect to (G);
lean or rest on; happen to, befall, come to, accrue to (M)
उत्तर
uttara
[noun] [n] reply
[adjective] later, superior (G); northern (M, who says: literally “upper, higher”) (also: left, as opposed to right; later)
√एध् (एधते)
√edh (edhate) [verb, class 1 Ā]
grow
कण्ठ
kaṇṭha [noun] [m]
throat
कन्दर
kandara [noun] [n]
a cave
कृते
kṛte [indeclinable]
on account of, for the sake of
(used with the genitive or at the end of a compound)
चतुर्थ
caturtha [ordinal number]
fourth
तावत्
tāvat [indeclinable]
so long, to that extent, meanwhile
द्विज
dvija [noun] [m] (m)
usually used to indicate the priestly caste of the Brāhmaṇas; literally,‘twice-born,’ a term applied to a member of the upper three classes of Hindu society, because when they receive the sacred thread, they are said to go through a second birth. Also, any animal born of an egg is also called dvija, twice-born.
धिक्
dhik [indeclinable]
“damn!”
particle expressing anger or contempt - “damn!” is given as an acceptable approximation;
the Goldmans give dhik tvām as an example of use, that is, “damn you!”
नरक
naraka [noun] [m, n]
hell
नायक
nāyaka [noun] [m]
leader
नि-√युज् (नियुनक्ति)
ni-√yuj (niyunakti) [verb, class 7 P]
fasten on, set (a trap), install, appoint (with dative or locative); enjoin something (accusative) upon someone (locative)
निर्वासित
nirvāsita [ppp]
exiled, expelled; “caused to stay abroad”;
past passive participle of the causative of nir-√vas (G), nis-√vas (M)