Category: I

ikzvAku—kula-ja ¦ mfn. born in the family of Ikṣvāku.

according to some, the Botanical Name: Coloquintida (Botanical Name: Citrillus Colocynthis), the fruit of a wild species of Botanical Name:… read more ikzvAku:- ikzvAku/

ikzvAku-candramas ¦ m. N. of Buddha, Bcar.

√ iNk ¦ = iNg (see vINg, viNgita).

hint, sign, gesture

a deity, god, BhP.

iNgita—lakzya ¦ n. a partic. rhet. figure, Hāla, Sch.

ijjA-devI ¦ f. N. of a queen of Viṣṇugupta of Magadha, Inscr.

iNgita—kovida or iNgita—jYa, ¦ mfn. understanding signs, acquainted with the gesture of another, skilled in the expression or interpretation of… read more iNgitakovida:- iNgita—kovida

ijya ¦ mfn. (irr. fut. pass. p. of √ yaj), to be revered or honoured, RāmatUp.; BhP. &c.

iNgita—maraRa ¦ n. a partic. manner of dying (among Jainas), Śīl.

ijya ¦ m. a teacher, BhP.

iNgitADyAsita ¦ n. play of features, MBh.

of the planet Jupiter

iNgya ¦ mfn. movable from its place (in the Prātiśākhyas a term for those words or rather parts of a… read more iNgya:- iNgya

N. of Bṛhaspati (the teacher or Guru of the gods)

iNgiqa ¦ m. N. of a plant, Kauś.

iNgula ¦ mf(I). Botanical Name: Terminalia Catappa, L.

iNgA ¦ f. (with, Buddh.) a manner of counting, Lalit.

iNguda ¦ n. the nut of the tree Botanical Name: Terminalia Catappa, MBh.

iNguda ¦ mf(I). the medicinal tree Botanical Name: Terminalia Catappa (in Bengal confounded with Putrañjīva Botanical Name: Roxburghii Wall.), MBh.;… read more iNguda:- iNguda

iNgana ¦ n. shaking, KātyŚr.

iNguda-tEla ¦ n. the oil of the Iṅguda nut, Pāṇ. v, 2, 29, Vārtt. 3, Pat.

(in Gr.) separation of one member of a compound from another

icikila ¦ m. a pond

iNgita ¦ n. palpitation

icCaka ¦ icCA, &c. See p. 169, col. 1.

change of the voice, internal motion, motion of various parts of the body as indicating the intentions

mud, mire, L.

aim, intention, real but covert purpose, Mn.; R.; MBh.; Suśr.; Hit.; Ragh. &c.

ijjala ¦ m. a small tree growing in wet and saline soil (or on low grounds near the sea), Botanical… read more ijjala:- ijjala

separation by the ava-graha or mark of tmesis Comm. on RPrāt.

icCaka ¦ m. the citron, Botanical Name: Citrus Medica, L.

i/wa ¦ m. a kind of reed or grass

a texture woven from it, a mat, AV. vi, 14, 3; ix, 3, 18

iwa—sUna/ ¦ n. a texture formed of reed, a mat, ŚBr.

iwat ¦ N. of a Kāvya, Kauś.

iWimikA ¦ f. N. of a section of the Kāṭhaka recension of the Yajur-veda.

iq ¦ (fr. √ iz; connected with i/rA, q.v.; only in inst. gen. abl. sing., and acc. pl. iqA/ and… read more iq:- iq

ijyA ¦ f. a sacrifice, making offerings to the gods or manes, Pāṇ. iii, 3, 98; KātyŚr.; MBh.; Bhag.; Suśr.;… read more ijyA:- ijyA