Category: L

lokEka-banDu ¦ m. ‘the only friend of the world’, N. of Gotama and of Śākya-muni, W.

lokeSvrAtmajA ¦ f. ‘Lokeśvara’s daughter’, N. of a Buddhist goddess, L.

lokezwi ¦ f. N. of a partic. Iṣṭi, ĀśvŚr.

lokAlokin ¦ mfn. looking through the worlds, Śiś.

lokeSvara—Sataka ¦ n. N. of a poem

lokAvekzaRa ¦ n. consideration for the world, anxiety or care for the welfare of the public, Rājat.

lokEzaRA/ ¦ f. desire or longing after heaven, ŚBr.; NṛsUp. &c.

lo—endra ¦ m. N. of a Tathāgata, Sukh. i.

lokokta-muktAvalI ¦ f. N. of wk.

N. of Brahmā, L.

lokokti ¦ f. people’s talk, Pañcad.

lokeSa ¦ m. lord of the world, KauṣUp.; Mn.; R. &c.

a general or common saying, any saying commonly current among men, proverb, Pañcat.

quicksilver, L.

lokottara ¦ mf(A)n. excelling or surpassing the world, beyond what is common or general, unusual, extraordinary, Kathās.; Rājat. &c.

lokottara ¦ m. an uncommon person, Uttarar.

customary, ordinary, correct, right, real, actual, ŚBr.; MBh.

(ibc.) ind., HPariś.

usual, every-day, MBh.

or n. (?) N. of wk.

—tA

lokottara—parivarta ¦ m. N. of wk.

lokya

lokottara—vAdin ¦ m. pl. N. of a Buddhist school (prob. so called from their pretending to be superior to or… read more lokottaravAdin:- lokottara—vAdin

loga/ ¦ m. (perhaps connected with √ ruj) a clod of earth, lump of clay, clod, RV.; ŚBr. (= lozwa,… read more loga:- loga/

lokodDAra ¦ n. N. of a Tīrtha, MBh.

logAkza ¦ m. ‘clod-eyed’, N. of a man (cf. lOgAkzi).

lokopakrin ¦ mfn. useful to the public, ib.

logezwakA/ ¦ f. a brick made from a lump of clay, ŚBr.

lokopakAra ¦ m. a public advantage, Pañcad.

loc ¦ (connected with √ ruc and √ lok) cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. vi, 3) locate (pf. luloce; fut. locitA… read more loc:- loc

lokana ¦ n. the act of looking, seeing, viewing, MW.

loca ¦ m. sight (?), MW.

lokanIya ¦ mfn. to be seen or perceived, visible, worthy of being looked at, W.

loca ¦ n. tears, L. (cf. lota).

lokita ¦ mfn. seen, beheld, viewed, ib.

loki/n ¦ mfn. possessing a world, possessing the best world, ŚBr.; ChUp.

lokya

loki/n ¦ m. pl. the inhabitants of the universe, MuṇḍUp.

diffused over the world, world-wide, MBh. (C. lOkya)