Category: W

Śiva, L.

WaMsarI ¦ f. N. of a stringed instrument.

a cypher, L.

woqarAnanda ¦ m. ‘Ṭoḍara’s delight’, N. of a compilation made at Ṭoḍara’s desire, Nirṇayas.

a place frequented by all, L.

wOk ¦ cl. 1. Ā. v.l. for √ QOk.

Wakka ¦ m. a merchant (= wakka), Inscr. (1st century A.D.)

wopara ¦ a small bag, Dhūrtas. ii, 11/12

Wakkana ¦ m. N. of a prince, Rājat. vi, 230 ff. and 236 (vv.ll. Qak, Tak).

wOweSa ¦ m. ‘Ṭauṭa-lord’, N. of a Kṣetra-pāla, RevāKh. cccv.

Wakkura ¦ m. a deity, object of reverence, man of rank, chief (the modern ‘Thākūr, Tagore’ added to names), vii… read more Wakkura:- Wakkura

wvala ¦ g. jvalAdi.

WaWaM ¦ WaWaWaM. See Wa.

Wa ¦ the aspirate of the preceding consonant.

WAt-kAra ¦ m. = wAM-, Bālar. iii.

wval ¦ cl. 1. P. = √ wal, Dhātup. xx, 5.

WAra ¦ rime, KātyŚr. xv, 4, 38, Sch.

wvAla ¦ g. jvalAdi.

Wa—kraya ¦ Nom. (Desid. wi izatI), 54, Kāś.

Wa—kAra ¦ m. the letter W, Pāṇ. viii, 4, 41, Kāś.

a disk, L.

Wa ¦ m. a loud noise (WaWaM WaWaM WaM WaWaWaM WaWaM WaH, an imitative sound as of a golden pitcher… read more Wa:- Wa

WoRWa-padDati ¦ f. N. of wk., Śūdradh.

Wepaka or Wevaka, ¦ m. N. of a chief, Inscr.

WiRWA ¦ f. a gaming-house, Kathās. xcii, 15 and 21 (wi), cxxiv, 211

WuRWu-padDati ¦ f. N. of wk.

Wet-kfta ¦ n. the roaring (of a bull), Alaṃkārat.

WiRWA—karAla ¦ m. N. of a gaming-house keeper, Kathās. cxxi, 71 f.

N. of a woman, Rājat. vii, 103.