Maurer 5 Flashcards
अधम
adhama [adjective]
lowest
अधि-√गम् (अधिगच्छति)
adhi-√gam (adhigacchati) [verb, class 1 P]
go up to, arrive at, go to, go unto, approach; attain, obtain;
ppp: adhigata; gerund: adhigamya or adhigatya; negated by an-, hence anadhigata, unapproached
अधुना
adhunā [adverb]
now
अनुसार
anusāra [noun] [m]
a going after, following; conformity, accordance;
if in instrumental (anusareṇa) with genitive as quasi-postposed, then ‘in accordance with,’ or literally ‘due to the following of’
आ-√चर् (आचरति)
ā-√car (ācarati) [verb, class 1 P]
practice, engage in, go to, set about
उषित्वा
uṣitvā [verb, gerund]
having stayed, having abided, remained;
gerund of √vas (vasati) to dwell
कश्चिद्
kaścid [indefinite adjective]
“a certain,” a/an,
also could have double meaning of “an extraordinary” per Hareesh
काल
kāla [noun] [m]
time, Death
किमर्थम्
kimartham [interrogative adverb]
why?
क्रिया
kriyā [noun] [f]
action, doing, performance; rite, ceremony
क्षय
kṣaya [noun] [m]
destruction, ruin, decay, loss;
acc + √kṛ ‘make a destruction of,’ bring an end, exhaust
गत्वा
gatvā [verb, gerund]
having gone,
gerund of √gam (gacchati)
√चिन्त् (चिन्तयति)
√cint (cintayati) [verb, class 10 P]
think, consider, reflect, worry;
gerund: cintayitvā
छाया
chāyā [noun] [f]
shade, shadow
√जन् (जायते, प्ल् जायन्ते)
√jan (jāyate, pl jāyante) [verb, class 4 Ā]
be born, arise;
Maurer says active forms of this verb are transitive, hence “beget, bring forth, produce;”
perfect: jajñe; aorist: ajahiṣṭa; aorist of causative: ajījanat
तु
tu [conjunction]
but
[never begins a sentence]
दरिद्र
daridra [adjective]
poor
दीर्घ
dīrgha [adjective]
long
ध्यान
dhyāna [noun] [n]
meditation
नर
nara [noun] [m]
man
नरक
naraka [noun] [m, n]
hell
नि-√सद् (निषीदति)
ni-√sad (niṣīdati) [verb, class 1 P]
sit down, be seated;
M points to sandhi change, s becoming ṣ
पण्डिततम
paṇḍitatama [superlative adjective]
most learned
पर
para [adjective]
distant, next, highest, supreme, chief, extreme;
at the end of a bahuvrīhi compound, “having … as the chief thing,” “wholly devoted to or absorbed in …“
[declined like the demonstrative pronouns, i.e., saḥ, tat, sā]