Category: L

lohitEta ¦ mfn. variegated with red (= ro), Pāṇ. vi, 2, 3, Sch.

lohitAya ¦ Nom. P. Ā. ati, e, to be or become red, redden, MBh.; Hariv.; Kād.

lohitekzu ¦ m. red sugar-cane, L.

lohitaka ¦ m. a sort of rice, Suśr.

lohitAyana ¦ m. patr. Hariv.

pl. Saṃskārak.

lohitAyani ¦ (mc. for I) f. patr. MBh.

lohitiman ¦ m. redness, red colour, ŚāṅkhBr.; Gobh.

N. of a man, Hariv. (v.l., lO)

lohitI-√ BU ¦ P. -Bavati, to be or become red, Vop.

lohitIka ¦ n. a partic. weight or coin (3 Māṣas), L.

lohitya ¦ m. a kind of rice, L.

of the Brahma-putra river, VarBṛS. (v.l. for lO)

lohinya ¦ (?) m. patr. Pravar.

lohinI/kA ¦ f. red glow or lustre, TBr.

lohya ¦ n. brass, L.

lOkAkza ¦ m. pl. N. of a school, Divyāv. (g. kArta-kOjapAdi).

lOkika ¦ mf(I)n. (fr. loka) worldly, terrestrial, belonging to or occurring in ordinary life, common, usual, customary, temporal, not sacred… read more lOkika:- lOkika

(ifc.) belonging to the world of (cf. brahma-)

lOkAyatika ¦ m. (fr. lokAyata) a follower of Cārvāka, a materialist, atheist, R.

lOkika ¦ m. common or ordinary men (as opp. to ‘the learned, initiated’ &c.), Śaṃk.; Sarvad.

men familiar with the ways of the world, men of the world, Uttarar.

lOkikezu ¦ ind., = loke ‘in ordinary or popular speech’, opp. to vEdikezu, Nir.

of the blood sea near Kuśa-dvīpa, L.

lOkika ¦ n. anything occurring in the world, general custom, usage, Śak.; MārkP.

of a village, R.

men in general, people, mankind, MBh.

of a river, MBh.

a person’s ordinary occupation, BhP.

lohityA ¦ f. N. of a celestial female, Hariv. (with jana-mAtA; v.l. lohityAyana-)

lOkika—jYa ¦ mfn. knowing the ways of the world, Śak.

lohinikA ¦ See under lohitaka above.

lo/hinI ¦ See under lo/hita, col. 1.

lOkika—nyAya ¦ m. a general rule or maxim

lOWaraTa ¦ m. N. of a man, Rājat.

lOkika—nyAya—muktAvalI ¦ f. N. of wk.

lOma ¦ mfn. (fr. loman) g. saMkalAdi and SarkarAdi.

lOkika—nyAya—saMgraha ¦ m. N. of wk.

lOmakAyana ¦ mfn. (fr. lomaka) g. pakzAdi.

lOkika—BAna-vAda-rahasya ¦ n. N. of wk.