Category: L

lo/hitA ¦ (A), f. N. of one of the 7 tongues of Agni, Gṛhyās.

Botanical Name: Mimosa Pudica, L.

a Punar-navā with red flowers, L.

lohinI ¦ f. a woman with a red-coloured skin or red with anger, L.

lo/hita ¦ n. any red substance, ŚBr.; ChUp.

lo/hita ¦ n. (also m. g. arDarcAdi; ifc. f(A). ), blood, VS. &c. &c. (aM √ kf, to shed blood)

the planet Mars, VarBṛS.

lo/hita ¦ n. ruby, L.

a sort of deer, L.

red sanders, L.

lohita—grIva ¦ m. N. of Agni, MBh.; MārkP.

lohita—grIva ¦ mfn. red-necked

lohita—candana ¦ n. saffron, Hariv.; Bhpr.

lohita—jahnu ¦ m. N. of a man (pl. his descendants), ĀśvŚr.

lohita—tA ¦ f. redness, MW.

lohita—tUla ¦ mfn. having red tufts, Kāṭh.

lohita—darSana ¦ n. the appearing or flowing of blood, Gaut.

lohita—kfzRa ¦ mfn. of a reddish black colour

lohita—tva ¦ n. redness, red colour, L.

lohita—kzaya ¦ m. loss of blood, Suśr.

lohita—pacanIya ¦ mfn. becoming red when boiled, ĀpŚr.

lohita—kfzRa—varRa ¦ mf(A)n. id., ŚvetUp.

lohita—nayana ¦ mfn. red-eyed, having eyes reddened with anger or passion, MW.

lohita—kzayaka ¦ mfn. suffering from loss of bloodb, ŚārṅgS.

lohita—Dvaja ¦ m. pl. N. of a partic. association of persons, Pāṇ. v, 3, 112, Sch.

lo/hita—kzIra ¦ (lo/hita-), mf(A)n. yielding red or bloody milk, AV.

lohita—drapsa ¦ m. a drop of blood, Kauś.

lohita—gaNga ¦ n. N. of a place, Hariv.

lohita—dalA ¦ f. a kind of Botanical Name: Chenopodium, L.

lohita—gaNgam ¦ (am), ind. where the Ganges appears red, Pāṇ. ii, 1, 21, Sch.

lohita—Dvaja ¦ mfn. having a red flag

lohita—gaNgaka ¦ N. of a place, KālP.

lohita—pAMsu ¦ mfn. having red earth, Gobh.

lohita—gAtra ¦ m. ‘red-limbed’, N. of Skanda, AV.Pariś.

lohita—pAtra ¦ mfn. having a red vessel in one’s hand, Gaut.

lohita—pAd-deSa ¦ m. N. of a place, Cat.

lo/hita—rasa ¦ (lo/hita-), mfn. having red juice, ŚBr.

lohita—pAdaka ¦ mf(ikA)n. one having the soles of the feet still red (as in early childhood), Pat.

lohita—lavaRa ¦ n. red salt, Kauś.

lohita—piRqa/ ¦ m. a red lump, ŚBr.