Category: B
badara:- ba/dara
ba/dara ¦ n. the edible fruit of the jujube (also used as a weight), VS. &c. &c.
badarakuRa:- badara—kuRa
badara—kuRa ¦ m. the time when the fruit of the jujube becomes ripe g. pIlv-Adi.
badaradvIpa:- badara—dvIpa
badara—dvIpa ¦ m. N. of a place, Divyāv.
badaraPallI:- badara—PallI
badara—PallI ¦ f. a species of jujube tree, L.
badarapAcana:- badara—pAcana
badara—pAcana ¦ n. ‘jujube-ripening’, N. of a sacred bathing-place, MBh.
badarI:- badarI
N. of one of the sources of the Ganges &c. (= badarikA), MBh.; Kāv. &c.
badarIkedAramAhAtmya:- badarI—kedAra-mAhAtmya
badarI—kedAra-mAhAtmya ¦ n. N. of wk.
badarIcCadA:- badarI—cCadA
badarI—cCdA ¦ f. Botanical Name: Unguis Odoratus, L.
badarItapovana:- badarI—tapovana
badarI—tapovana ¦ n. the penance grove or hermitage at Badarī, Kir.
badarIcCadA:- badarI—cCadA
badarI—cCdA ¦ (A), f. a kind of jujube, L.
badarIcCada:- badarI—cCada
badarI—cCada ¦ m.
badarikAKaRqa:- badarikA—KaRqa
badarikA—KaRqa ¦ m. or n. N. of ch. of SkandaP.
badarInArAyaRa:- badarI—nArAyaRa
badarI—nArAyaRa ¦ m. N. of a place, Cat.
badarikAmAhAtmyasaMgraha:- badarikA—mAhAtmya-saMgraha
badarikA—mAhAtmya-saMgraha ¦ m. N. of wk.
badarInATa:- badarI—nATa
of sev. authors, Cat.
badarikASrama:- badarikASrama
badarikASrama ¦ m. N. of a hermitage (cf. above)
badarInATa:- badarI—nATa
badarI—nATa ¦ m. N. of a temple at , W.
badarikAvanamAhAtmya:- badarikA—vana-mAhAtmya
badarikA—vana-mAhAtmya ¦ n. N. of wk.
badarIpattra:- badarI—pattra
badarI—pattra ¦ m.
badarikASramamAhAtmya:- badarikASrama—mAhAtmya
badarikASrama—mAhAtmya ¦ n. N. of wk.
badarikAtIrTa:- badarikA—tIrTa
badarikA—tIrTa ¦ n. N. of a sacred bathing-place, MBh.
badarikASramayAtrAviDi:- badarikASrama—yAtrA-viDi
badarikASrama—yAtrA-viDi ¦ m. N. of wk.
badarI:- badarI
the cotton shrub, L.
badarI:- badarI
Botanical Name: Mucuna Pruritus, L.
badarI:- badarI
badarI ¦ f. the jujube tree (also wrongly for its berry), ŚāṅkhŚr.; MBh. &c.
badarISEla:- badarI—SEla
badarI—SEla ¦ m. ‘rock of ’, N. of a place of pilgrimage (the Bhadrināth of modern travellers), Pur.
badarIvanamahAtmya:- badarI—vana—mahAtmya
badarI—vana—mahAtmya ¦ n. N. of wk.
badarIvAsA:- badarI—vAsA
badarI—vAsA ¦ f. ‘dwelling at ’, N. of Durgā, L.
badarIvaRa:- badarI—vaRa
badarI—vaRa ¦ n. N. of a wood, Pāṇ. viii, 4, 6, Sch.
badDa:- badDa
badDa ¦ &c. See p. 720, col. 2.
badDappi:- badDappi
badDappi ¦ (?) n. the clasped hand, fist, L. (v.l. badDAppi).
badDf:- ba/dDf
ba/dDf ¦ wrongly for vaDf, ŚBr.
badvaSas:- badva—Sas
badva—Sas ¦ ind. in large numbers, AitBr.
badva:- badva
badva ¦ n. (once m.) a large number, multitude (Sāy., ‘100 Koṭis’; others ‘10,000 millions’, BhP., Sch. ‘the number 13,084’),… read more badva:- badva
badvan:- badvan
badvan ¦ m. a causeway, highway, PañcavBr.; Lāṭy.
badarIpattraka:- badarI—pattraka
badarI—pattaka ¦ n. Botanical Name: Unguis Odoratus, L.
badbaDAna:- badbaDAna/
badbaDAna/ ¦ See √ bAD.
badarIpAcana:- badarI—pAcana
badarI—pAcana ¦ n. = a-pAcana, MBh.
baD:- baD
baD, ba/Dya, ¦ even in Vedic texts sometimes = vaD, va/Dya.
badarIprasTa:- badarI—prasTa
badarI—prasTa ¦ m. N. of a city g. karky-Adi.