Maurer 19 Flashcards
अङ्ग
aṅga [noun] [n]
limb; body
अतीव
atīva [adv]
exceedingly, extremely, very
अधिक
adhika [adjective]
additional, extra, greater; with ablative, greater than;
(further; stronger; excellent)
अनुप्राप्त
anuprāpta [ppp]
having gone up to or reached;
ppp of anu-pra-√āp
अनुरोध
anurodha [noun] [m]
regard, concern;
at the end of a compound in insrumental:
with regard to, in accordance with
अन्ततः
antataḥ [adverb]
in the end, finally
अभि-√वृष् (अभिवर्षति)
abhi-√vṛṣ (abhivarṣati) [verb, class 1 P]
rain upon
अम्भस्
ambhas [noun] [n]
water
अर्चिस्
arcis [noun] [n]
a flame
अव-√आप् (अवाप्नोति)
ava-√āp (avāpnoti) [verb, class 5 P]
obtain, attain; incur;
future: avāpsyati
अव-√छिद् (अवछिनत्ति)
ava-√chid (avachinatti) [verb, class 7 P]
cut off, cut down;
aorist: acchaitsīt, acchitta;
ppp: chinna
अवच्छिन्न
avacchinna [ppp]
(having been) cut off;
ppp of ava-√chid (avachinatti)
अव-√जि (अवजयति)
ava-√ji (avajayati) [verb, class 1 P]
conquer
अवजित्य
avajitya [verb, gerund]
having conquered
अव-√लिप् (अवलिम्पति)
ava-√lip (avalimpati) [verb, class 6 P]
smear
अवलिप्त
avalipta [ppp]
(having been) smeared
अवलोक्य
avalokya [verb, gerund]
having seen or perceived;
gerund of ava-√lok
अवाप्य
avāpya [verb, gerund]
having attained or gained;
gerund of ava-√āp (avāpnoti)
आ-√ख्या (आख्याति)
ā-√khyā (ākhyāti) [verb, class 2 P]
tell, relate, announce
आख्यात
ākhyāta [ppp]
(having been) told, mentioned;
ppp of ā-√khyā
आदेश
ādeśa [noun] [m]
order, command
आशा
āśā [noun] [f]
hope
ईप्सित
īpsita [ppp]
sought after, desired;
ppp of the desiderative of √āp (āpnoti)
उग्र
ugra [adjective]
mighty, severe, terrible (M), fierce, terrible (G)
(also: violent, powerful)
उच्चैःश्रवस्
uccaiḥśravas [proper noun] [m]
Uccaiḥśravas, the name of a horse, prototype of all horses
उत्थित
utthita [ppp]
having stood forth, arisen;
ppp of ud-√sthā
उद्-√स्था (उत्तिष्ठति)
ud-√sthā (uttiṣṭhati) [verb, class 1 P]
stand up, get up, stand forth, arise
उरस्
uras [noun] [n]
the chest (of the body)
कण्ठ
kaṇṭha [noun] [m]
throat
कमण्डलु
kamaṇḍalu [noun] [m]
a pitcher or water-jar
कौस्तुभ
kaustubha [proper noun] [n]
Kaustubha, the name of a jewel worn by Viṣṇu on his chest
√क्रुध् (क्रुध्यति)
√krudh (krudhyati) [verb, class 4 P]
be angry, become angry;
ppp: kruddha; aorist: akrudhat
क्रुद्ध
kruddha [ppp]
angry (G), angered at (+ dative);
ppp of √krudh (krudhyati) (M)
गगन
gagana [noun] [n]
the sky, heaven
गमयित्वा
gamayitvā [verb, gerund]
having transferred, having caused to go;
gerund of causative of √gam
गृहीत
gṛhīta [ppp]
taken, (having been) seized;
ppp of √grah (gṛhṇāti)
√ग्रस् (ग्रसते)
√gras (grasate) [verb, class 9 Ā]
swallow, devour
√ग्रह् (गृह्णाति)
√ग्रभ् (गृभ्णाति)
√grah (gṛhṇāti) √grabh (gṛbhṇāti) [verb, class 9 P]
take, grasp, seize;
gerund: gṛhitvā; future: grahiṣyati; perfect: jagrāhaḥ; infinitive: grahītum
ग्रामवासिन्
grāmavāsin [noun] [m]
an inhabitant of a village
घृत
ghṛta [noun] [n]
clarified butter
चक्र
cakra [noun] [n]
a wheel; a discus, the circular weapon of Viṣṇu
चन्द्रमस्
candramas [noun] [m]
moon
चित्तहारिन्
cittahārin [adjective]
mind- or heart-captivating
जलचर
jalacara [noun] [m]
“water-goer”, any aquatic animal
झटिति
jhaṭiti [adverb]
at once, instantly
तल
tala [noun] [n]
surface (of anything); plane;
often used redundantly or without meaning at the end of a compound (M) (also: level; surface at foot of x)
तुरग
turaga [noun] [m]
horse
त्यक्तजीवित
tyaktajīvita [adjective]
having abandoned or given up life, at the risk of life
√त्यज् (त्यजति)
√tyaj (tyajati) [verb, class 1 P]
abandon, give up, leave aside; leave, leave off; risk;
ppp: tyakta; gerund tyaktvā
√दह् (दहति)
√dah (dahati) [verb, class 1 P]
burn;
ppp: dagdha; aorist: adhākṣīt
दिव्य
divya [adjective]
divine, heavenly
द्रुम
druma [noun] [m]
tree
द्वन्द्व
dvandva [noun] [n]
a quarrel (M08), a pair or couple; a type of compound
द्विष्
dviṣ [noun] [m]
enemy
धन्वन्तरि
dhanvantari [proper noun] [m]
Dhanvantari, the name of the physician of the gods
धूम
dhūma [noun] [m]
smoke
√धृ (धारयति
√dhṛ (dhārayati) [verb, class 1 P]
hold, hold back, keep, detain, retain; use; hold up, sustain, support; hold in check, withstand, bear;
Although it’s Class 1, the form shown is causative/like class 10. Maurer comments that the regular present isn’t used, but the causative is and it’s a causative without causative meaning;
infinitive: dhārayitum; future of causative: dhārayiṣyati
नानाविध
nānāvidha [adjective]
of various kinds
नि-√पत् (निपतति)
ni-√pat (nipatati) [verb, class 1 P]
fall down, sink down;
ppp: nipatita