Category: Z
za:- za
za ¦ the second of the three sibilants (it belongs to the cerebral class, and is sometimes substituted for s,… read more za:- za
zakAra:- za—kAra
za—kAra ¦ m. the letter or sound za, Prāt.
za:- za
wise, learned
zatva:- za—tva
za—tva ¦ n. the state of the letter za, the substitution of z for s, ib.
za:- za
end, term
zatvaRatva:- za—tva—Ra-tva
za—tva—Ra-tva ¦ n. the substitution of z for s and of R for n, ib.
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za ¦ m. loss, destruction
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za ¦ mfn. (only L.; for za See below) best, excellent
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rest, remainder
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loss of knowledge
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eternal happiness, final emancipation
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sleep
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a learned man, teacher
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heaven, paradise
za:- za
= mAnava
za:- za
= sarva
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(accord. to some) patience, endurance.
za:- za
= garBavimocana
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za ¦ n. the embryo
zag:- zag
zag, zaG, zac ¦ &c. See √ sag &c.
zaG:- zaG
zag, zaG, zac ¦ &c. See √ sag &c.
zac:- zac
zag, zaG, zac ¦ &c. See √ sag &c.
zaw:- zaw
zaw , ¦ zaq (in comp. for zaz) See below.
zaww:- zaww
zaww ¦ cl. 10. P. zawwayati (niketane, hiMse, dAne, bale) cf. √ saww.
zawkAra:- zaw-kAra
zaw-kAra ¦ m. the syllable zaw (in vOzaw), AitBr.; ŚāṅkhŚr.
zawwaka:- zawwaka
zawwaka ¦ m. (cf. zAqava) a kind of sweetmeat, Suśr., Sch.
za:- za
a nipple
zaqaga:- zaqaga
zaqaga ¦ (?) m. a kind of snake.
za:- za
= kaca
zaRqa:- zaRqa
any group or multitude, heap, quantity, collection, BhP.
zaRqAlI:- zaRqAlI
zaRqAlI ¦ f. (only L.) a wanton woman
zaRqa:- zaRqa
zaRqa ¦ m. n. (often written KaRqa, also v.l. or w.r. for SaRqa, zaRQa, and saRqa) a group of trees… read more zaRqa:- zaRqa
zaRqAmaka:- zaRqA-maka
zaRqA-maka ¦ (Kām.) w.r. for Sa/RqA-ma/rka.
zaRqa:- zaRqa
zaRqa ¦ m. a bull set at liberty (-tva n.), Uṇ. i, 101; 113, Sch. (cf. nIla)
zaRqAmarka:- za/RqA-ma/rka
za/RqA-ma/rka ¦ (MaitrS.) w.r. for Sa/RqA-ma/rka.
zaRqa:- zaRqa
zaRqa ¦ m. a breeding bull, L.
zaRqAlI:- zaRqAlI
a pond, pool
zaRqa:- zaRqa
N. of a serpent-demon, TāṇḍyaBr.; Lāṭy.
zaRqAlI:- zaRqAlI
a partic. measure of oil (called Chatāk).
zaRqa:- zaRqa
zaRqa ¦ n. = liNga (used in explaining pAzaRqa), BhP.
