Category: L

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

locaka ¦ mfn. ‘gazing, staring’, stupid, senseless, L.

locanI ¦ f. a species of plant, L.

one whose food is milk, L.

locana ¦ n. (ifc. f(A). ) ‘organ of sight’, the eye, MBh.; Kāv. &c.

locaka ¦ m. the pupil of the eye, Śiś.

N. of wk.

a lump of flesh

locana—kAra ¦ m. N. of an author, Cat.

(only L.) lamp-black

locana—gocara ¦ m. the range or horizon of the eye

a dark or black dress

locana—gocara ¦ mf(A)n. being within the range of vision, visible, Bhartṛ.

a partic. ornament worn by women on the forehead

a partic. ear-ornament

a bow-string

a wrinkled skin or contracted eyebrow

the cast-off skin of a snake

the plantain tree, Botanical Name: Musa Sapientum

locikA ¦ f. a kind of pastry, L.

locana ¦ m. N. of an author, Cat.

loca—markawa or loca—mastaka, ¦ m. cock’s comb, Botanical Name: Celosia Cristata, L.

locana ¦ mfn. illuminating, brightening, BhP.

loca—mAlaka ¦ m. a dream before midnight, L.

locana ¦ f(A or I). N. of a Buddhist goddess, Dharmas. 4

locanAnanda ¦ m. delight of the eye, Kathās.

locanApAta ¦ m. ‘eye-fall’, a glance, Kathās.

locanAmaya ¦ m. eye-disease, L.

locanoqqAraka ¦ m. or n. (?) N. of a village, Rājat.

low (or loq), ¦ cl. 1. P. lowati or loqati, to be mad or foolish, Dhātup. ix, 74.

locanotsa ¦ m. or n. (?) N. of a place, ib.

locana—traya-paTa ¦ m. the range of the three eyes (of Śiva), Ratnāv.

low ¦ (in gram.) N. of the terminations of the Imperative and N. of that Mood itself.

locana—paTa ¦ m. = -gocara, Amar.

lowa ¦ See upa- and Saka-

locana—pAta ¦ v.l. for locanApAta, q.v.

lowA ¦ f. sorrel, L.

locana—maya ¦ mf(I)n. consisting of eyes, Kād.

lowikA ¦ f. sorrel, L.

locana—paruza ¦ mfn. looking fiercely, Daś.