Category: Y

battle, war (see dur- and miTo-)

yoDin ¦ m. a warrior, conqueror, ib.

yoDi-vana ¦ n. N. of a place, R.

yoDa—Darma ¦ m. the law of soldiers, duty of the Kṣatriya caste, Mn. vii, 98.

yo/DIyas ¦ mfn. more warlike or martial, RV.

yoDa—hara ¦ mfn. carrying soldiers, W.

yoDeya ¦ m. a warrior, combatant, L.

yoDa—saMrAva ¦ m. challenging to battle, mutual defiance of combatants, L.

N. of a race, Hariv. (v.l. yODeya).

yoDa—muKya ¦ m. a chief warrior, leader, Bhag.

yo/Dya ¦ mfn. to be fought or overcome or subdued, RV.; MBh. (cf. a-)

yoDa—vIra ¦ m. a hero, warrior, ib.

yoDAgAra ¦ m. a soldier’s dwelling, barrack, MBh.

yoDaka ¦ m. = yoDa, a fighter, warrior, MBh.; R.

yoDana ¦ n. the act of fighting, battle, war, MBh.; Pur.

battle-cry, L.

yoDana—pura-tIrTa ¦ n. N. of a Tīrtha, Cat.

yoDanI-pura ¦ n. N. of a town, Cat.

yoDanIya ¦ mfn. to be fought or overcome, Bālar.

yoDika ¦ n. a partic. mode of fighting, Hariv. (v.l. yODika).

yoDin ¦ mfn. (ifc.) fighting, combating, MBh.; R.

copper, L.

yoni—duzwA ¦ f. pl. sexually defiled (said of women), Hariv.

N. of the sound e, Up.

yoni—deSa ¦ m. the region of the womb or the generative organs, MW.

the regent of the Nakṣatra Pūrvaphalgunī, VarBṛS.

yoni—doza ¦ m. sexual defilement, Hariv.

yoni—gAna ¦ n. N. of the first part of the Sāma-saṃhitā, Nyāyam., Sch.

yoni—kuRqa ¦ n. N. of a partic. mystical diagram, Cat.

of a partic. verse or formula, KātyŚr.

yo/Dya ¦ m. pl. N. of a people, MBh.

yo/nI ¦ (I), f. N. of a river in Śālmala-dvīpa, VP.

yo/ni ¦ m. f. (in RV. only m.; sometimes also f(yonI). ; fr. √ yu) the womb, uterus, vulva, vagina,… read more yoni:- yo/ni

yoni—granTa ¦ m. = -gAna, Nyāyam., Sch.

yonala ¦ m. = yava-nAla, L.

yoni—guRa ¦ m. the property of a womb, quality of a place of origin, MW.

place of rest, repository, receptacle, seat, abode, home, lair, nest, stable, RV.; AV.; ŚBr.

yoni—cikitsA ¦ f. N. of wk.

place of birth, source, origin, spring, fountain (ifc. = sprung or produced from), ib.

yoni—ja ¦ mfn. produced from the womb, viviparous, MBh.; R. &c.