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Ś
- śākā
- (S śākhā) branch
- śākakāla
- (S) śaka-year, śaka-era; date
- śākaṭa
- (S) vehicle, carriage, coach
- śākaṭabyūha
- (S śākaṭawyūha) a battle-array of cavalry or of chariots
- śākābda
- (S) śaka-year, śaka-era
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- śākawarṣātīta
- (S) past (according to śaka-era)
- śākī
- (S śākhin) tree
- śakuni
- (S) bird
- śakti
- (S) 1. magic power, supernatural power; strength; competence, authority. 2. javelin, lance, spear
- śaktika
- (S) supernaturally gifted, supernaturally talented; powerful
- śaktimān
- (S) supernaturally gifted; strong
- śakra
- (S) another name for Indra
- śangka
- (S śangkha) a shell trumpet
- śangkanāda
- (S śangkhanāda) sound of a shell trumpet
- śangkapāni
- (S śangkhapanī) another name for Wiṣṇu; aśangkapāni to behave as an excellent priest
- śangkara
- (S) another name for Śiwa
- śangkala
- 1. (S śṛngkhala) chain. 2. confused, thoroughly mixed
- śangku
- (S) arrow; javelin, lance, spear
- śacī
- (S) wife of Indra
- śacipati
- (S) the god Indra
- śaṭa
- (S śaṭha) false, forged; sleek, sly, cunning
- śata
- 1. (S) hundred. 2. cock
- śatakiraṇa
- (S) hundreds of beams of light
- śatakoṭisangkya
- (S śatakoṭisangkhya) hundreds of millions in number
- śatakratu
- (S) another name for Indra
- śataguṇa
- (S) hundredfold
- śatajarjharīkṛta
- (S) smashed into hundreds of pieces
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- śatapattra
- (S) 1. lotus unfolding by day. 2. peacock
- śatayajña
- (S) another name for Indra
- śatarudra
- (S) the hundred rudras
- śatasangkya
- (S śatasangkhya) to total 100; 100 in number
- śatasahasra
- (S) one hundred thousand
- śatru
- (S) enemy; opponent, adversary
- śatrunāśakaraṇa
- (S) to cause the destruction of an enemy
- śatrusanggha
- (S) group of enemies
- śanaiḥśanaiḥ
- (S) gradually
- śānta
- (S) quiet, safe, still, silent; peaceful
- śāntacitta
- (S) satisfied; quiet, still, silent, peaceful
- śāntanawa
- (S) son of Śātanu
- śāntaśayacitta
- (S) one who has a quiet and peaceful soul
- śānti
- (S) patience; blessing; quiet; sacred formula; aśānti to avert a danger; śināntyan blessed
- śāntika
- (S) something used to avert danger; quiet
- śāntikakarmma
- (S) to behave like a priest
- śāntikātmaka
- (S) patience
- śāntikarmma
- (S) ceremony to beg pardon; apologizing ceremony, reconciliation ceremony
- śāntimantra
- (S) prayer to avert disaster
- śāpa
- (S) curse
- śapatha
- (S) curse; manapathani to curse
- śāpta
- (S) to have cursed
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- śaptaka
- (S) be cursed; to have cursed
- śabda
- (S) sound, voice, word; tone, note
- śama
- (S) quiet; peacefulness
- śamatha
- (S) peacefulness; quiet
- śami
- (S) randu tree
- śambhu
- (S) another name for Śiwa
- śayana
- (S) bed; resting-place; soil, earth; aśayana to lie on one's back
- śayanabhojanādi
- (S) resting-place, food and other things
- śayanīyaweśma
- (S) rest-house
- śara
- (S) arrow
- śaragiri
- (S) hill of arrows
- śarāgni
- (S) arrow of fire
- śaraṇa
- (S) shelter, protection; evacuation, refuge, asylum; aśaraṇa to get/have protection; protected
- śaraṇāgata
- (S) to shelter, to seek shelter
- śarat
- (S) autumn
- śaratala
- (S) couch made of arrows
- śaratalpa
- (S) place made of arrows
- śaratkāla
- (S) autumn
- saratsamaya
- (S) autumn; anaratsamaya until autumn
- śaradhi
- (S) place of arrows
- śarabha
- (S) a deer
- śarabhākya
- (S śarabhākhyā) named Śarabha
- śarawara
- (S) excellent arrow
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- śarawarṣa
- (S) rain of arrows
- śaraśayana
- (S) see śaratala
- śarasampāta
- (S) a great many arrows, a lot of arrows
- śarastamba
- (S) shaft of an arrow
- śarintěn
- body; see śarīra
- śarīra
- (S) body; feature, characteristic, quality; aśarīra alive, in the flesh; to incarnate; paśarīran incarnation; appearance, shape
- śarīrawān
- (S) to have a body; in the flesh
- śarīraśosaṇa
- (S) the condition of languishing away from disease or from ascetic practices
- śarottama
- (S) excellent arrow, superior arrow
- śārdūla
- (S) tiger
- śārdūlakṛti
- (S) to have the appearance of a tiger
- śārdūlawikrīḍita
- (S) a tiger's game; name of a verse form
- śālā
- (S) house, hall
- śalabha
- (S) flying white ant
- śālawṛkṣa
- (S) sala tree
- śālihotra
- (S) knowledge about horses
- śālmalī
- (S) randu tree
- śālmalīwṛkṣa
- (S) randu tree
- śalya
- (S) unpleasant feeling; envious, jealous; sad, distressed; porcupine; pakaśalya to form a hindrance/obstacle/obstruction
- śawa
- (S) corpse
- śawakraya
- (S) forgiveness for tyranny/oppresion/ill-treatment
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- śawara
- (S śabara) name of a tribe; hunter
- śawarī
- (S) wife of a śabara
- śawarudhira
- (S) blood and corpse; blood of a corpse
- śaśa
- (S) hare
- śaśāngka
- (S) moon
- śaśāngkawimba
- (S) the round shape of the moon
- śaśadhara
- (S) moon
- śaśadhāraṇa
- (S) moon
- śaśadhararatna
- (S) name of a jewel
- śaśarudhira
- (S) name of a jewel
- śaśalañcana
- (S) moon
- śaśikānta
- (S) name of a precious stone; see candrakānta
- śaśikiraṇa
- (S) moonlight, moon's rays
- śaśibrata
- (S śaśiwrata) a vow made to the moon
- śaśiwimba
- (S śaśibimba) the round shape of the moon; see śaśāngkawimba
- śāśwata
- (S) lasting; continuous, incessant; forever holy, eternally holy
- śāsana
- (S) doctrine; rules; comand, order; textbook
- śāsanalangghana
- (S) to transgress/trespass the rules
- śastra
- (S) weapon
- śāstra
- (S) textbook; science; manuscript; holy book
- śāstrajña
- (S) expert in books; very clever, skillful
- śāstradakṣa
- (S) king of science
- śāstradaḥ
- (S) weapon as a gift or present
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- śāstrawijña
- (S) clever, skillful; to have profound knowledge
- śāstrawit
- (S) clever, skillful; to have profound knowledge
- śāstrahīna
- (S) to have no knowledge about religion
- śastrikā
- weapon, sword
- śāstroktaḥ
- (S) what is mentioned in scientific books
- śikā
- (S śikhā) hair; extreme point/end; top, summit
- śikara
- (S śikhara) extreme point/end; top, summit
- śikariṇī
- (S śikhariṇī) 1. to adorn oneself with a bouquet; name of a verse form. 2. mountain
- śikāwṛddhi
- (S śikhāwṛddhi) a kind of tax; tax per capita
- śiki
- (S śikhin) peacock
- śikṣā
- (S) lesson; doctrine; punishment; modesty, good conduct; śumikṣā to govern, to control, to rule, to command, to have at one's disposal; śinikṣān instructed, taught, trained
- śighra
- (S) quick, fast; soon, directly; śighra-śighra quickly, fast; hastily, hurriedly, in a hurry
- śīghragami
- (S śīghragamīn) to walk quickly, go fast
- śīghratara
- (S) faster, more quickly, quicker; very fast, very quick
- śīta
- (S) fresh; cool, cold
- śītajala
- (S) cold water
- śītala
- (S) fresh
- śītkārī
- (S) to utter the sound "śīt"
- śira
- (S) sharp, pointed
- śirāgrabhūṣana
- (S) head-ornament
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- śirṇṇa
- (S) destroyed; extinct; killed; dead; finished
- śīrṣa
- head
- śīrṣātyani
- (S) a name of supernatural weapons
- śiraḥ
- (S) head
- śīla
- (S) characteristic; behavior; conduct; civilization; piety
- śila
- aśila to sit modestly (with crossed legs); to sit in an orderly manner; paśila seat
- śilā
- (S) stone
- śilāñjana
- (S) a shrub
- śilātala
- (S) flat stone
- śilādri
- (S) coral reef; lump of coral
- śilawān
- (S) upright; honest, reliable; pious; modest
- śilāśayana
- (S) flat stone used as a resting-place
- śilīmuka
- (S śilīmukha) arrow
- śilpika
- (S) manual labor; worker; load-bearer, burden-bearer
- śiwa
- (S) jackal
- śiwāgni
- (S) fire of Śiwa
- śiwatarpaṇa
- (S) sacrifice to please Śiwa
- śiwatwa
- (S) Śiwaism
- śiwapatra
- (S) red lotus
- śiwapratiṣṭa
- (S) throne of Śiwa
- śiwabhakti
- (S) service to Śiwa
- śiwāmbha
- (S) holy water
- śiwaruta
- (S) the howling of a jackal
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- śīwarūpa
- (S) to have the apperance of Śiwa
- śiwārcca
- (S) image or statue of Śiwa
- śiwārccana
- (S) homage to Śiwa
- śiwawimba
- (S) image or statue of Śiwa
- śiwasabhā
- (S) place where Rawana performs his sacrifice
- śiwasmaraṇa
- (S) meditation on Śiwa
- śiwasmṛti
- (S) meditation on Śiwa
- śiwopakaraṇa
- (S) anything which causes happiness
- śiśirakāla
- (S) winter, cold season
- śiṣṭa
- (S) excellent; superior
- śiṣya
- (S) pupil, student
- śukti
- (S) oyster
- śukra
- (S) seed
- śukla
- (S) pure, clean; clear; unmarried
- śuklapakṣa
- (S) the middle of the period during which the moon is shining brightly
- śuci
- (S) pure, clean
- śucimuka
- (S śūcimukha) a battle-array
- śuciśīla
- (S) to behave piously, to behave purely
- śuddha
- (S) pure, clean; good; just, fair, impartial; right; satisfied; white
- śuddhākāra
- (S) to behave correctly
- śuddhawirāt
- (S) glowing/flaming fire; name of a verse form
- śuddhi
- (S) purification; pure, clean; genuine; right; aśuddhyan purified; mahaśuddhya to convince
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- śūdra
- (S) the fourth and lowest caste
- śūdrajanma
- (S) descendant of Śūdra
- śūdratatwa
- (S) dirty in fact, unclean in reality
- śūnya
- (S) quiet, silent; empty; lonely, lonesome; small; śūnya-śūnya silent and quiet; śinūnyan without; far from, left by
- śūnyakāya
- (S) impotent, powerless, desperate
- śūnyāgāra
- (S) a remote house, a silent house
- śūnyatā
- (S) uselessness of the seeming forms of the world; nirvana (i.e., not-being)
- śūnyātmaka
- (S) one whose soul has attained liberation from all bounds of the world (nirvana, not-being); perfect man, ideal man
- śūnyadeśa
- (S) quiet place, silent place; place of redemption
- śūnyamārgga
- (S) to fly
- śūnyaranya
- (S) silent woods, quiet forest
- śūnyahasta
- (S) empty hand
- śubha
- (S) beautiful; good
- śubhakarmma
- (S) good deed, virtuous deed
- śubhakāla
- (S) right moment
- śubhadiwasa
- (S) good time, good moment
- śubhadūta
- (S) messenger of good news
- śubhanimitta
- (S) omen of happiness; good omen
- śubham
- (S) happiness, luck
- śubhamanggala
- (S) omen of happiness; good omen
- śubhāśubha
- (S) good and bad, advantage and disadvantage
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- śūra
- (S) brave, courageous, audacious; hero
- śūratara
- (S) braver, more courageous; audacious
- śūradharma
- (S) task or obligation of a hero
- śūradhīra
- (S) audacious hero; brave hero; kaśūradhīran heroism
- śūrasāra
- (S) supernaturally talented hero
- śūrottama
- (S) excellent hero
- śūla
- (S) 1. pointed stake; lance, spear, javelin. 2. ill, sick
- śūlāgra
- (S) pointed end of a spear, sharp end of a javelin
- śulka
- (S) wedding present
- śuśrūṣā
- (S) loyalty, obedience, discipline
- śuṣka
- (S) dry
- śuṣkendhani
- (S) dry wood
- śṛgāla
- (S) jackal
- śṛngga
- (S) horn; aśṛngga horned animal
- śṛnggāṭaka
- (S) name of a battle-array
- śṛnggāra
- (S) goddess of love; kind, friendly; beautiful
- śṛnggāraweśa
- (S) to be dressed beautifully
- śṛnggi
- (S) adopted son of the priest Samiti, born of a cow
- śṛddha
- (S śrāddha) loyal; pious
- śela
- (S śaila) stone; see śilā
- śewapakṣa
- (S śaiwapakṣa) adherent of Śiwaism
- śewela
- (S śaiwala) a water plant (Vallisnaria sp.)
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- śeṣa
- (S) rest, remainder
- śaiwa
- (S) adherent of Śiwaism; kaśaiwan Śiwaite temple
- śaiwāngkura
- (S) kaśaiwāngkuran inheritance of Śiwaism
- śaiwādhyakṣa
- (S) belief of Śiwaism, catechism of Śiwaism
- śaiwapakṣa
- (S) see śewapakṣa
- śaiwapratiṣṭa
- (S) image or statue of Śiwa
- śaiwarṣya
- (S) position of a Śiwaite priest
- śoka
- (S) radiance, shine, glow, light; sadness, sorrow, distress; sad, sorrowful, distressed
- śokacitta
- (S) sad, distressed, sorrowful
- śokabahni
- (S śokawahni) fire of distress, fire of sadness
- śokamānasa
- (S) sad, distressed, sorrowful
- śokamaya
- (S) sad, distressed, sorrowful
- śokasantāpa
- (S) miserable, wretched
- śoca
- (S śauca) 1. cleaning, purification; holiness; aśoca to bathe. 2. eye
- śocaka
- a bird
- śoṇita
- (S) blood
- śoṇitārṇṇawa
- (S) ocean of blood
- śoddhodani
- (S śauddhodani) son of Śuddhodana
- śobhā
- (S) beautiful; fine, splendid; enthusiastic, cheerful, animated; to shine, to glow, to radiate
- śobhita
- (S) decorated; beautiful
- śori
- (S parameśwarī) queen; king's wife
- śmaśāna
- (S) grave; cemetery, burying ground; place of cremation
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- śyamā
- (S) dark
- śyenī
- (S) eagle; name of a verse form
- śraddhā
- (S) glad, pleasant, contented, comfortable, to feel well, at one's ease; kind, friendly; permission, license; trust in God, surrender to God
- śrāddha
- (S) sacrifice for a dead man
- śrama
- (S) fatigued, tired; śrama-śrama war exercise; aśrama to play with, to fence (with a sword); see also āśrama
- śrāwaka
- (S) priest
- śrāwaṇa
- (S) 1. to inform. 2. priest. 3. name of a month
- śrawaṇa
- (S) name of a constellation; a horoscope
- śrāwaṇamāsa
- (S) the month Śrāwaṇa
- śrāwaṇīya
- (S) ought to be announced, will be announced, in order to announce
- śrāwita
- (S) announced
- śrawyawanda
- (S) eulogistic songs; musical instruments
- śrī
- (S) happiness; beauty; grandeur; dignity; aśrī beautiful
- śrīgaḍing
- (S) a kind of flower (Nyctanthes arbortristis L.)
- śrīdanta
- (S) a kind of flower
- śrīpuṭa
- (S) name of a verse form
- śrīmaya
- (S) very beautiful; to consist of beauty
- śriya
- (S śriyā) prosperity
- śrīwāsa
- (S) most important
- śrīwṛkṣa
- (S) a tree (Picus religiosa)
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- śriweṣṭa
- (S) turpentine
- śruti
- (S) 1. holy scripture, holy text, holy book; Veda. 2. aural lesson, aural instruction
- śrutyā
- (S) after having heard
- śreya
- (S śreyams) superior, excellent
- śresti
- (S śrestin) high; good; clever
- śrota
- (S śrotas) ear
- śroti
- (S śruti) hearing; ear
- śrotriya
- (S śrautriya) to know the contents of the religious books
- śloka
- (S) poem
- ślokapadārtha
- (S) contents of a poem
- śwa
- (S) dog
- śwana
- (S) dog
- śweta
- (S) white
- śwetachatra
- (S) white umbrella
- śwetawarṇa
- (S) white-colored
- śwetawastra
- (S) white-colored
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Ṣ
- ṣaṭpada
- (S) bee
- ṣaḍ
- (S) six; kaṣaḍ the sixth
- ṣaḍṛtu
- (S) the sixth season
- ṣaḍgaṇa
- (S) another name for Śiwa
- ṣaḍguṇa
- (S) sixfold
- ṣāḍguṇya
- (S) the six good qualities
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- ṣaḍpañca
- (S) six and five (eleven)
- ṣaḍpada
- (S) bee
- ṣaḍrasa
- (S) the six (kinds of) senses; delicious foods
- ṣaḍwargga
- (S) the six kinds of wrong passions
- ṣaḍwināya
- (S) another name for Ganeśa
- ṣaṣṭi
- (S) sixty
- ṣaṣṭī
- (S ṣaṣṭhī) the sixth day from the middle of the month
- ṣaṣṭisahasra
- (S) sixty thousand
- ṣodaśasahasra
- (S) sixteen thousand
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S
- sa
- 1. one; all; any; with; during, as long as; according to; after. 2. indicative personal pronoun; see sang, si
- sāk
- destroyed; damaged; to fall down, to collapse; asāk loose, free, separated, escaped, flown; disappeared, gone; damaged; masāk damaged; to penetrate; sumāk to destroy
- saka
- 1. from; to originate from; because; for (the sake of); saka-saka beginning, commencement, start; see sangka. 2. pole. 3. sinaka attacked
- sakaṇṭaka
- (S) thorny
- sakatambay
- (sakatambe) the next day, the next morning; sakatambesuk the next day, the next morning
- sakānti
- (S) to radiate, to illuminate
- sakāma
- (S) to fall in love; sakāmākāma at one's pleasure, to one's heart's content
- sakaranti
- (S saṃkrānti) transition, change
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- sakarěng
- just; a moment, an instant; at that moment; when
- sakari
- from; because
- sakaring
- from; because
- sakāryita
- to agree
- sakala
- (S) everything; appearance; visible; anakala clearly visible; sinakalakěn known; marked, seen
- sakalaguṇa
- (S) all kinds of skills
- sakalajagat
- (S) the whole world
- sakalajagatpālaka
- (S) protector of the whole world
- sakalaniṣkalātmaka
- (S) protector of the whole world
- sakalabhuwanatuṣṭikāraṇa
- (S) to cause the whole world to be satidfied
- sakalaśāstra
- (S) all kinds of science
- sakalīkāraṇa
- (S) all compulsory ceremonies
- sakī
- (S sakhī) female friend; foster-mother
- sakit
- asakit ill, sick; wounded; anakiti to torture, to wound
- sakuṭumbā
- (S) with the whole family
- sakuṭumbī
- (S) with wife
- sakulagotra
- (S) with one's family, with the whole family
- sakeng
- because (of); from
- sakotuka
- (S sakantuka) to want to know
- sakta
- (S) to like, be fond of; to stick to; sakta ring guṇa to like very much
- sakti
- (S) 1. enjoyment, pleasure. 2. condition, stipulation
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- sakrama
- (S) respectful, honorable, polite; duly, properly
- sakrodha
- (S) angrily
- sakrośa
- one krośa long
- sākṣāt
- (S) obvious, clear; just like, comparable to
- sākṣātkṛta
- (S) clear, obvious; made clear, made obvious
- sākṣī
- (S sākṣin) witness, evidence; present, to attend
- sākṣībhūta
- (S) to become a witness; to attend
- sagadgada
- (S) affected; startled
- sagan
- 1. belvedere, raised platform, stage, tower. 2. spectators
- sāgara
- (S) ocean, sea; sea temple
- sāgarajala
- (S) seawater
- sāgaratīra
- (S) shore, coast
- sagala
- everything, all kinds of; see sakala
- sagila
- nearly
- saguṇa
- (S) modest; experience; useful to/for
- sagula
- with sugar
- sagotra
- (S) with the whole family; with all descendants
- sagorawa
- (S sagaurawan) respectful, reverential, polite
- sang
- honorific particle; see si, sa
- sanga
- nine
- sangā
- sinangā roasted
- sangap
- sangapěn ought to be swallowed
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- sangapa
- who; see syapa
- sangi
- pasangi vow, promise
- sangit
- smell of something burnt
- sangir
- sinangir sharpened, whetted
- sangu
- provisions, victuals; asangu provisioned; food, foodstuff
- sangka
- (place of) origin, source; reason; beginning, commencement; cause; sangka ri because; sangka ring cause; because
- sangkaṭa
- (S) george; valley, ravine
- sangkathā
- story
- sangkapaṇi
- (S śangkapāṇi) with a snail in the hand; asangkapaṇi palace-priest
- sangkala
- (S śṛngkhalā) chain; sinangkala chained; tortured, molested
- sangkalpa
- (S) decision; plan; intention; hope
- sangkěp
- complete, prepared, ready
- sangkīrṇṇa
- (S saṃkīrṇṇa) mixed, mingled
- sangku
- washing basin, bowl
- sangkul
- sangkulěn will be carried out, will be worked at
- sangke
- from; because
- sangkeng
- (sangka + ing) tan sangkeng not because
- sangketa
- (S) union, alliance; agreement, contract
- sangkyā
- (S saṃkhyā) total, number; much, many
- sangkrānta
- (S) discussed; passed
- sangkṣipta
- (S) omitted; undone, nullified, denied, destroyed, cancelled
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- sangkṣepa
- (S) in short, in a word; abstract, summary, resumé, summing-up; conclusion
- sangga
- anangga 1. to hold up high, to lift up high. 2. to have sexual intercourse
- sanggama
- (S) meeting; union, association; marriage; coitus, sexual intercourse
- sanggar
- temple, chapel
- sanggah
- sumanggah to think, to guess, to suppose; to accuse; to say; to consider, to regard
- sanggěp
- sanggěpan complete, prepared; to gather, to meet
- sanggěm
- prepared, ready
- sangging
- a side dish made of blood
- sanggup
- willing, ready, able, capable
- sangguh
- anangguh to think, to guess, to suppose; to consider, to regard; to accuse; to suspect
- sanggrāma
- (S) fight
- sanggrāmabhūmi
- (S) battlefield
- sanggraha
- (S) gathering; meeting; many, much; preparation; present, gift; entertainment; sinanggraha prepared; supplied, made available; awaited, expected; equipped; entertained; intended
- sanggha
- (S) mass; general, public; layman
- sangghata
- (S sangghāta) fight, battle
- sangghani
- musical instrument made of glass; asangghani to play the sangghani; masangghani mixed, alternating with, varied by; sumangghani to lead; to build, to erect, to establish; to accompany
- sanggharṣa
- (S) shift; match, competition; enthusiasm, cheerfulness, animation
- sangcūrṇṇa
- (S saṃcūrṇṇa) destroyed, annihilated
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- sangjña
- (S saṃjña) name; title; see sajña
- sangjñita
- (S saṃjñita) named, called
- sangtabya
- (S kṣāntawya) forgive me! I beg your pardon! excuse me!
- sangyuta
- (S saṃyuta) together with
- sangyoga
- (S saṃyoga) meeting; marriage; pasangyogan bridal room; masangyoga to have sexual intercourse
- sangrabdha
- (S saṃrabdha) to hold, to grasp, to seize; hurriedly, hastily, in a hurry
- sangla
- sumangla to bring, to take
- sanglök
- sumanglök to stick to
- sangling
- sinangling rubbed, wiped, polished, brushed; washed
- sangśaya
- (S saṃśaya) 1. doubtful, hesitating; uneasy, worried; afraid; tan sangśaya rahadyan sanghulun kabeh don't be worried because of it, all of you. 2. the more ... the more ...; to increase. 3. the less ... the less ...; to decrease
- sangsang
- sinangsang hung with (e.g., garlands, cloth, etc.), to be provided with
- sangsāra
- (S saṃsāra) to live; life; a chain of life and death; misery, grief, sorrow, distress; sufferings; kasangsāran misery, grief, sorrow, distress; sangsāra kṛtasangsāra misery suffered
- sangsārārṇṇawa
- (S saṃsargga) friend; social intercourse; society, social life
- sangsipta
- (S saṃkṣipta) 1. short; brief; abridged, shortened. 2. reason
- sangsiptamātra
- (S saṃkṣiptamātra) only short
- sangskāra
- (S saṃskāra) ceremony; ceremonial meal of thanksgiving
- sangskṛta
- (S saṃskṛta) name
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- sangsmṛti
- (S saṃsmṛti) careful, cautious
- sanghat
- sinanghat urged, pushed aside
- sanghāra
- (S saṃhāra) destruction, annihilation; resistance, opposition; confusion; bringing together, collection
- sanghārakāla
- (S saṃhārakāla) the day of resurrection
- sanghārāgni
- (S saṃhārāgni) fire of the day of resurrection
- sanghāradharma
- (S) rule and law of the day of resurrection
- sanghir
- sumanghir uneasy, worried
- sanghub
- sheltered, cool; dim, vague; dark
- sanghulu
- sumanghulu to use the lap as a pillow; sinanghulu his head is put on the lap; sanghulunta aku put my head upon your lap
- sanghulun
- I; we
- sācāra
- (S) commonly, usually; all customs, all habitudes
- sacāraṇa
- (S) with nymphs as singers
- sacihna
- (S) convinced; proved
- sajāti
- (S) according to one's talent
- sajěng
- (sajöng) an alcoholic drink; palm wine; asajěngan palm wine maker; kasajěngan drunken
- saji
- offerings; entertainment; stock, supply, provisions
- sajjana
- (S) good person; honest man; honest person
- sajjanacarita
- (S) charactetistics of a good person; behavior of a good person
- sajñā
- (S saṃjñā) name
- sañcūrṇṇa
- (S saṃcūrṇṇa) destroyed, annihilated
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- sañjata
- (S saṃyata) to gather, to meet; prepared; weapon
- saḍa
- sinaḍa-saḍa planned, projected, drafted, devised
- saḍěk
- meal, flour (of rice, corn, etc.), powder; to become flour or meal
- saṇḍa
- 1. mortgage, forfeit; asaṇḍa to pawn (goods), to mortgage (a house). 2. asaṇḍān to lean on; (of a chair) provided with arms, (of a stairway) with bannisters
- saṇḍang
- silk; anaṇḍang to carry on one's shoulders; to suffer, to bear; saṇḍangan silk; cloth, dress, wear
- saṇḍat
- anaṇḍat to drag, to pull; to attract
- saṇḍing
- side; nearby, close by; anaṇḍing side by side; to border on
- saṇḍuk
- spoon
- saṇḍung
- to knock one's foot against; obstruction, hindrance, obstacle; manaṇḍung to knock one's foot against
- sāt
- asāt dry
- sata
- hen; cock
- satak
- two hundred
- satata
- continuous, incessant; regular
- satapi
- with a winnow (sieve) for rice
- satṛṣṇa
- with love and pity; with passion
- sateja
- (S satejas) to shine, to glow, to radiate; clear, bright
- satorasi
- in fact, in reality; according to the truth
- satkula
- (S) of good descent
- satpada
- (S ṣaṭpada) bee
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- sātmaka
- (S) to form a strong unity
- satmata
- (S sanmata) permission; allowance
- sātmya
- (S) unity of soul
- satya
- (S) 1. loyal; reliable, trustworthy, honest. 2. promise, oath
- satyadwaya
- (S) the second truth
- satyabrata
- (S satyawrata) loyal to one's promise or agreement
- satyabhakti
- (S) loyal and devoted; always loyal
- satyawākya
- (S satyawākhya) right, true; honest; right word; upright
- satyawacana
- (S) right; upright; honest
- satyawada
- (S) right; upright; honest
- satrana
- friend, comrade
- satwa
- (S sattwa) 1. creature; animal. 2. the good one; goodness; courage
- satwajāti
- (S sattwajāti) incarnation as an animal
- satwanātha
- (S sattwanātha) king of the animals
- satwaprabhu
- (S sattwaprabhu) king of the animals
- sātwika
- (S sāttwika) honest; brave; pious
- satwendra
- (S sattwendra) see satwanātha
- satśiṣya
- (S) good pupil
- sada
- 1. fruit; result, product. 2. rather
- sadak
- rolled-up sirih leaf
- sadākāla
- (S) continuous, incessant
- sadampati
- (S) with one's wife
- sādara
- (S) reverence, respect, honor, homage;
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- careful, punctual, accurate; friendly, kind
- sadarppa
- (S) brave, courageous; enthusiastic, cheerful, animated; reckless, audacious; playful, romping
- sadasat
- (S) essence and non-essence, element and non-element; truth and lie; creature and non-creature
- sadasya
- (S) assistant in a ceremonial thanksgiving meal; participant, partner; pinakasadasya as an assistant at a ceremonial thanksgiving meal
- sadah
- animal
- sadigawe
- not to conform to one's rank or function; startled; improper, indecent
- sadu
- sadon trustworthy, reliable
- sadṛśa
- (S) like; to look like; to seem; proper, decent
- sade
- 1. doubted, called into question; manade doubtful; to doubt. 2. sadenya let him, let her; sadenyan ta because
- sadoṣa
- (S) to sin, sinful, guilty
- sadyathrānti
- (S) name of sacred formula
- sadyopara
- (S) hereafter
- sadyopalabdhigarbbha
- (S) born directly after coitus
- sādhaka
- (S) 1. fortune-teller; black magician. 2. way, manner
- sādhana
- (S) solution, settlement, fulfillment; tools or equipment to get; manādhana to struggle, to fight; makasādhana with tools/equipment
- sadharmma
- (S) just, pious
- sadhārmmalekhana
- (S) nullification of the right law
- sādhu
- (S) wise, levelheaded, sedate, strong of character; kind-hearted, good-natured; titled, aristocratic, of noble birth; noble, excellent
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- sādhukāra
- (S) agreement; support
- sādhubuddhi
- (S) generous, magnanimous
- sādhya
- (S) plan; purpose, goal, intention; effort, attempt; asādhya intended, to want to, will
- sādhwācāra
- (S) to behave well/correctly
- san
- nine
- sana
- 1. (S āsana) place, seat. 2. (S śāsana) guide, guidance; advice; command, order
- sānak
- member of the family, relative, relation; asānak to be related, to be brothers/sisters, etc.
- sanagara
- (S) fellow-citizen
- sanāma
- (S) namesake, name-child
- sanasini
- here and there
- sānidhya
- (S) by concentrating one's thought
- saniścaya
- (S) surely, certainly; convinced
- saniṣṭura
- (S saniṣṭhura) hard; cruel; rough
- sanu
- friend, comrade
- sānusmṛti
- (S) careful, cautious
- sanehsaneh
- (S śanaiḥśanaiḥ) gradually
- santāna
- (S) descendant, offspring; child
- santawya
- (S kṣantawya) pardon, forgiveness; patience
- sāntěn
- 1. coconut milk. 2. essence, quintessence. 3. chess piece
- santun
- 1. asantun to loiter. 2. bouquet, nosegay
- santuṣṭa
- (S) satisfied
- santuṣṭi
- (S) satisfied
- santoṣa
- satisfied; glad; to trust in God, to
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- surrender to God; happiness
- sāntwa
- (S) kind words; anāntwa to address kindly; to call
- sandigdha
- (S) uncertain
- sandeha
- (S) doubtful; uneasy, worried; afraid, to fear; asandeha to doubt
- sandyaśa
- (S sandeśa) letter, epistle
- sandhi
- (S) connection; assimilation; joint; common sense, ruse, splendid idea; alliance, union; secret; rule; panandhya ought to be united or associated; ought to be united or associated; ought to be allies
- sandhiwelā
- (S) twilight, afterglow
- sandhiwelārcana
- (S) prayer at twilight time
- sandhisūtra
- (S) textbook on "assimilation and joining"
- sandhyā
- (S) twilight; asandhyā morning and afternoon prayer
- sandhyākāla
- (S) twilight
- sandhyakṣara
- (S) diphthong
- sandhyādwaya
- (S) the two twilights
- sandhyāpāsana
- (S) night prayer
- sandhyāwelā
- (S) twilight, afterglow
- sandhyāweṣaṇa
- (S) afternoon prayer
- sandhyāśoca
- (S sandhyāśauca) bathing in the afternoon
- sandhyāhorātrakāla
- (S) transitional time between day and night; twilight, afterglow
- sannikarṣa
- (S) close by, nearby; asannikarṣa neighboring, adjacent; to fight
- sānnidhya
- (S) presence
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- sanmata
- (S saṃmata) agreement; ananmata to like; to sympathize with, to take pleasure in, to approve; to take care of, to look after, to keep, to support, to breed, to cultivate
- sanmuka
- (S saṃmukha) presence
- sansara
- (S saṃsāra) sufferings, hardships, trouble, distress
- sapa
- who; address, reprimand; anapa to address; manapa to visit, to call on
- sapakṣa
- (S) partial
- sapang
- one branch (sa + pang)
- sapati
- kasapatyan the world of her husband
- sapatralīlā
- (S) name of a verse form
- sapādapīṭa
- (S) with a place for the feet
- sapadi
- 1. (S) situation. 2. to pass; past
- saparicāra
- (S) with one's adherents/followers; with servants
- sapi
- cow
- sapit
- pinch; to pinch
- sapita
- anapita to give lodging/shelter
- sapih
- anapih to divorce; to separate; to stop
- sapu
- broom; to wipe, to brush, to rub; sumapwana for sweeping (with a broom)
- saput
- cover; anaput to cover; to govern, to rule, to control; vague(ly), dim(ly)
- saputraputrikā
- (S) with son and daughter
- sāpekṣa
- (S) to pay attention; kasāpekṣan proved, confirmed by proofs
- sapta
- (S) seven
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- saptāgni
- (S) seven fires
- saptajanmāntara
- (S) seven incarnations
- saptapātāla
- (S) the seven layers of the earth
- saptaprakṛti
- (S) seven matters of civics
- saptamī
- (S) the 7th day from the middle of the month
- saptarājā
- (S) seven kings
- saptarasa
- (S) the seven kinds of feelings
- saptaswāra
- (S) seven notes, seven tones
- saprakāra
- (S) various (kinds); several
- sapraṇata
- (S) solemnly
- sapratiṣṭa
- (S) surely, certainly
- saphala
- (S) successful; with the consequence that; proportionate to; to harmonize with; fitting, suitable
- saban
- former(ly); whenever
- sabarin
- though; once
- sabuk
- belt
- sabrang
- other side, opposite side (shore, coast); anabrang to cross (a river, a street), to go over to
- sabran
- each, every
- sabsab
- thief
- sabhā
- (S) hall; council, college; open field, square; palace
- sabhāgya
- (S) happy; in order to
- sabhānindita
- (S) orderly meeting or sitting; orderly society
- sabhāmaṇḍala
- (S) hall
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- sabhaya
- (S) afraid, to fear; startled
- sabhāyatama
- (S) place of meeting or gathering; place of sitting
- sabhāra
- (S) heavy
- sabharttā
- (S) with (her) husband
- sābhinaya
- (S) famous, well known; to want to know
- sābhinawa
- (S) new
- sabhuwana
- the whole world
- sabhṛtyaparicara
- (S) with servants and followers
- sabhṛtyawāhana
- (S) with servants and vehicles
- sama
- equal, similar, alike; together; comparison; sama-sama together; all (of them); sinama made equal, equalized
- sāma
- (S) agreement, contract
- samāgama
- (S) marriage; coitus
- samagri
- (S samagra) all; to meet, to gather
- samanggala
- (S) to get a good omen
- samācāra
- (S) careful conduct; cautious behavior
- sāmaja
- (S) elephant
- samatā
- (S) similarity, equalization, conformity, resemblance; impartial; merely
- samadi
- promise
- samādhi
- (S) meditation; prayer
- samana
- at that time; former(ly)
- samanaduḥka
- (S) fellow sufferer
- samanāma
- (S) namesake, name-child
- sāmanta
- (S) neighboring country; adjacent
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- samantaji
- (S) meanwhile
- samāntara
- (S) contemporary, contemporarily; not long after that; while
- samantarāja
- (S) king of a neighboring country
- sāmānya
- (S) common, usual; the common people, the masses
- sāmānyajanma
- (S) the common people, the masses
- samāpta
- (S) finished; prepared, ready; already
- samabhāga
- (S) the same part; sinamabhāga divided equally
- samaya
- (S) promise; meeting; asamaya to promise
- samayalangghana
- (S) breach of contact/agreement
- samar
- vague(ly), dim(ly); not clear; anamar to disguise
- samara
- (S) fight; battlefield
- samarakāryya
- (S) to go to war; war task
- samarabhumi
- (S) battlefield
- samaramaṇḍala
- (S) battlefield
- samaramaraṇa
- (S) killed in the fight, killed in the battle
- samarawijaya
- (S) to win the war
- samaropa
- (S) introduction; beginning
- samaropanaya
- (S) attack in the war; conduct of the war
- samartha
- (S) capable, able, skillful
- samarthya
- (S) capability, skill
- samala
- (S) mental defect, bodily defect
- samalām
- a plant
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- samāsa
- (S) construction, formation, arrangement, composition
- samasukaduḥka
- (S) fellow sufferer
- samasta
- (S) composed, arranged, constructed; whole, entire, all; all kinds of; finished; ready at all
- samastabhuwana
- (S) the whole world
- samahāpuruṣa
- (S) like an important person; like a high official
- samāhita
- (S) meditation
- samāhitarūpa
- (S) to sit in meditation; meditation posture
- saměgět
- loaded, burdened; charged (with a task)
- samit
- (S samidh) firewood
- samitra
- (S) with a friend; to have a friend
- samidha
- (S) firewood; see samit
- samīpa
- (S) close, near; slant, slope; side; edge; rim
- samīra
- (S) wing; see samīraṇa
- samīraṇa
- (S) wind; the god of wind
- samīraṇasuta
- (S) son of the god of wind
- samudaya
- (S) all; number, total; association, meeting, gathering; n pasamudaya together
- samudbhawa
- (S) origin; event, happening, phenomenon, process
- samudra
- (S) sea, ocean
- samudramanthana
- (S) churning of the ocean
- samudropama
- (S) like an ocean
- samun
- asamun quiet, calm, silent; anamun soberly dressed
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- samūha
- (S) all; number, total; asamūha all; together
- samṛddhi
- (S) prosperous; happy; rich
- samṛddhya
- (S) prosperous; happy; rich
- samekala
- (S samekhala) with a belt
- sameni
- sinameni to buzz; to rustle
- samoda
- (S) enthusiastic, cheerful, animated
- samodhana
- (S sanmodhana) kind words, friendly words
- sampang
- a tree
- sampat
- (S) full; complete; riches
- sampata
- (S) to meet
- sampay
- (sampe) disdain, humiliation; asampay to disdain, to humiliate; to consider as low/mean/humble
- sampar
- masamparan to touch
- sampět
- asampět provided with a hoop or band
- sāmpun
- 1. already; finished. 2. don't
- sampura
- sinampura forgiven
- sampūrṇṇa
- (S) perfect, complete
- sampaika
- see sampay
- sampratiṣṭa
- (S) to depart, to leave; to go
- sampradāya
- (S) instinct; habitude, tradition
- samprayukta
- (S) mixed; collected, gathered
- samprīti
- (S) friend, comrade
- samplah
- (S) just like; to resemble precisely
- sambang
- masambang to patrol
- sāmbat
- lamentation; cry; call; anāmbat to lament, cry
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- sambatsara
- (S samwatsara) year
- sambaddha
- (S) partner, sharer; ally, allied; friend, comrade
- sambandha
- (S) cause; reason; connection, relation; to grow; asambandha for example
- sāmbara
- powder; ointment, salve
- sambarani
- flying (horse)
- sambarttaka
- (S samwarttakānala) fire of the day of resurrection
- sambarttakānala
- (S samwarttakānala) fire of the day of resurrection
- sambah
- anambah to make the sěmbah- greeting; see sěmbah
- sāmběk
- suitable/fitting with one's desire; sāmběkan all wishes, all desires; see amběk
- sambět
- sumambět rolled up; to attack
- samběr
- anamběr to shoot down on (something) (at full speed), to snatch away (suddenly), to attack with lightning speed
- sambi
- 1. while; anambi to do something by the way. 2. kasambi deceived
- sambung
- anambung to lengthen, to attach, to continue, to go on with, to connect, to join; continued, connected
- sāmbut
- to welcome; to take (away); to hold, to grasp, to seize; anambut to hold, to grasp, to seize; kasambut killed
- samburat
- asamburat spouted out; scattered
- sambulih
- pasambulih compensation; retaliation
- sambe
- (sambay) call; manambe to call
- sambega
- (S saṃwega) tremendous, enormous, violent; furious, wild; to incline
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- sambong
- vehicle, carriage, coach; boat
- sambodhana
- (S) call
- sambyawahāra
- (S saṃyawahāra) trade, commerce
- sambhawa
- (S) (place of) origin, source; in accordance with, according to, suitable; asambhawa capable
- sambhāṣana
- (S saṃwāsana) to live together; to share a home/house with
- sambhrama
- kind address; sumambhrama to receive kindly
- samya
- all; general
- samwarttaka
- (S) the day of resurrection
- samsam
- asamsam a division of the śudra caste
- sāyaka
- (S) arrow
- sāyangkāla
- (S) afternoon
- sayat
- to cut fine, to notch; torn
- sayab
- to descend, to come down; to perch (on), to sit down on
- sayawabhumi
- the whole island of Java
- sayugala
- (S) with one's wife
- sayut
- asayut to keep, to detain, to stop
- sāyudha
- (S) armed
- sayub
- an alcoholic drink
- sār
- spreading; scattering; sumār spread, scattered
- sara
- 1. well (of water); pond; lake. 2. continuous, incessant
- sāra
- (S) kernel; strong; superior; perfect, complete; prasāra strength, power
- sarakat
- kasarakat hung, hung up; to lead a miserable life
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- sarag
- wild, furious; snappish, biting; cheerful, animated; asarag wild, furious; difficult, full of troubles; masarag noisy, busy
- sarāga
- (S) to fall in love; passionate
- saragi
- 1. a bird. 2. musical instrument made of copper
- sarang
- sarangan holy place
- saraṇi
- (S) former; trace, scar; impression
- sarat
- full; heavy; heavily loaded
- sārathi
- (S) coachman, driver; groom
- sarad
- sarad-saradan name of a side dish
- saranta
- (S śrānta) impatient; tired, fatigued; critical; anaranta to molest, to torture; to disturb, to vex
- sarandu
- anarandu to widen, to enlarge, to spread, to extend; to soak, to penetrate; to cover entirely, to enclose altogether
- sārabali
- masārabali very strong
- sārabhāra
- (S) very strong; asārabhāra to ask for help; assisted by, helped by
- sarabhasa
- (S) wild, furious; tremendous, enormous, violent
- sārabhūta
- (S) coachman, driver
- sarama
- asaramaha will hold a match or competition
- sarambah
- anarambahi to cover, to overwhelm, to enclose; to widen, to enlarge, to spread, to extend
- sarambhaka
- (S) to start to work, to begin to carry out
- sārasa
- (S) duck; a water bird
- sarasah
- sumarasah spread; scattered
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- sarasija
- (S) lotus
- saraswatī
- (S) goddess of wisdom
- sāri
- 1. kernel; essence, quintessence, flower (of rice, corn, etc.). 2. to loiter
- sarik
- asarik in rows, in lines; sumarik to make a person fall forward, to make a person turn a somersault, to make a person stumble; to ruin a person; sinarik struck, hit (by); kasarik cursed
- sarikā
- he, she (polite)
- sariki
- he, she (polite)
- sarisari
- daily; continuous, incessant
- sarung
- a skirt
- saruni
- seruni flower
- sare
- slant, slope
- sareh
- patient; tan sareh rough; improper, indecent
- saroja
- (S) lotus
- saroruha
- (S) lotus
- saroṣa
- (S) angrily, angry
- sargga
- (S) creation
- sarggakāla
- (S) period of creation
- sārjjawa
- (S) good, reliable, honest, decent, kind, reasonable
- sarppa
- (S) snake
- sarppabiṣa
- (S) snake poison
- sarppayājña
- (S) sacrifice to kill snakes
- sarppawiṣoṣadha
- (S) antidote or counter-poison (against snake venom)
- sarbwajña
- (sarwwajña) omniscient, all-knowing
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- sarbwadewatā
- (S sarwwadewatā) all gods
- sarbwadharmma
- (S sarwwadharmma) all religious foundations
- sarwaloka
- (S sarwwaloka) the whole world; various kinds of worlds/natures; everybody
- sarwamantraśāstrajña
- (S) knowledge of all sacred formulae and holy scriptures
- sarwwakāmaprada
- (S) to meet all wishes
- sarwwakarmma
- (S) all deeds
- sarwwakāryakaśita
- (S) almighty, omnipotent
- sarwwaga
- (S) omnipresent, ubiquitous
- sarwwagata
- (S) to cover everything, to enclose everything
- sarwwajña
- (S) omniscient, all-knowing
- sarwwajñana
- (S) omniscient, all-knowing
- sarwwatatwādhika
- (S) superior in all real sciences
- sarwwatobhadra
- (S) name of a battle-array
- sarwwatomuka
- (S sarwwatomukha) to look out upon all directions
- sarwwaparṇṇa
- (S) various leaves; foliage, leaves
- sarwwapuṣpa
- (S) various flowers, several flowers
- sarwwaprāṇī
- (S) various, several, all kinds of; as a living creature; all kinds of living creatures
- sarwwaphala
- (S) various fruits, all kinds of fruits
- sarwwabhakṣa
- (S) 1. omnivorous. 2. fire
- sarwwabhakṣana
- (S) omnivorous
- sarwwabhakṣyapāna
- (S) various kinds/all kinds of food and drink
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- sarwwabhayānaka
- (S) anything terrible, anything terrifying, anything frightening
- sarwwabhāṣajña
- (S) to know all languages
- sarwwabhūta
- (S) all creatures
- sarwwabhoga
- (S) to have everything (which has been desired)
- sarwwamaṇik
- (S) various jewels, all kinds of jewels
- sarwwayudha
- (S) various weapons, all kinds of weapons
- sarwwawāditra
- (S) various musical instruments
- sarwwawastu
- (S) everything; all things
- sarwwasuka
- (S sarwwasukha) satisfied with everything
- sarwwāstra
- (S) various arrows
- sarwwaswa
- (S) the whole property; the whole riches
- sarwwi
- while
- sarwweccha
- (S) safe; peacefull, quiet
- sarwwendriya
- (S) all five senses; all holes in the body
- sarwwopakāra
- (S) all offerings
- sarwwopadeśa
- (S) all kinds of teaching; all lessons
- sarwwopadrawa
- (S) all disasters
- salak
- a tropical fruit (Zalacca edulis)
- salaka
- silver
- salaga
- petal; asalaga to have petals; analaga used as petals
- salang
- salang-salang collarbone
- salanggap
- asalanggapan to call each other; to throw at one another
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- salangsang
- 1. a musical instrument. 2. sinalangsangan stuck and arranged
- salāmpur
- long wide shawl (worn over one's shoulder)
- salampura
- long wide shawl (worn over one's shoulder)
- salaya
- adversary, enemy, opponent
- salayā
- half
- salasar
- analasar astray
- salah
- 1. fault, mistake; salahiděp misunderstanding. 2. asalah to put; to sit; salahasa disappointed; impatient
- salěyö
- kasalěyö fatigued, tired, exhausted
- salěsök
- asalěsök pushed aside, urged
- salö
- bench, couch
- salikur
- twenty-one
- salit
- asalit sharp; pointed
- salin
- asalin to change
- salimā
- a kind of tree
- salimūr
- analimūr to avert (attention); mixed, not pure; dirty
- salimpět
- analimpětakěn to hide; to flee, to run away
- salimput
- asalimput covered (with)
- salimbe
- to lead, to guide
- salila
- (S) water; asalila to bathe
- salīla
- (S) while playing; at one's leisure, at one's ease
- salilamaya
- (S) to consist of water; made of water
- saliwah
- half black-half white
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- saliwěr
- saliwěran criss-cross
- salisih
- asalisihan to touch one another
- salisir
- sinalisir limited; planted along the side
- salisū
- unwounded, invulnerable
- salu
- couch, bench; see salö
- saluk
- analuki to stab repeatedly, to stick again and again
- salukat
- a musical instrument
- saloka
- (S) the whole nature
- salobha
- (S) covetous, greedy
- salwang
- gorge, valley, ravine
- sawa
- python
- sawak
- anawak to call
- sawang
- visible; (to look) like; sawang-sawang visible; asawang (to look) like
- sawat
- 1. anawat to throw. 2. asawat difficult
- sāwadhāna
- (S) to remember; to know; to pay attention
- sawara
- gang; group; the masses
- sawargga
- (S) with (one's) family; all relatives, all relations, all members of the family
- sawala
- anawala to protest, to reject, to oppose, to disprove
- sawalan
- fruit of the sawalan- palm
- sawawa
- to look precisely like, to resemble just; sinawawa made equal with; considered equal to
- sawah
- irrigated rice field; asawah to plant rice; to farm
- sawi
- 1. sawyakěn thrown away. 2. sasawi as small as
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- the seed of savoy-cabbage. 3. boundary mark
- sawikalpaka
- (S) with variety, with variations
- sawit
- chain; asawit to wear a chain
- sawitā
- (S sawitar) sun
- sawitarkka
- (S) to suspect; uneasy, worried
- sawismaya
- (S) amazed; astonished
- sawismṛti
- (S) not to remember, to forget
- sawung
- 1. feast, party. 2. anawung to meet, to welcome. 3. cock
- sawut
- fine, subtle, gentle
- sawur
- to scatter; manawurakěn to spread
- sawus
- kasawus scattered, spread
- sawe
- 1. rich; luxuriant. 2. fifty
- sawega
- furious, wild
- sawyāpasawya
- (S) left and right, both sides
- sawwang
- anawwang to cry
- saśeṣa
- the whole remainder, the whole rest
- saśoka
- (S) sadly, distressfully
- saśokacitta
- (S) sadness, distress, sorrow
- saśobha
- (S) beautiful, splendid
- saśri
- (S) beautiful, splendid
- sāsak
- 1. a type of wall. 2. manāsak to pass, to cross, to rush past
- sasangśaya
- (S sasaṃśaya) uneasy, worried; fearfully, in a cowardly way
- sasañjata
- (S) with a weapon; armed
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- sasat
- 1. to curse oneself. 2. to peel, to shed the skin; torn
- sāsana
- (S) (provided) with a seat, to have a seat
- sasambhawa
- (S) well (done); properly, duly; as well as possible
- sasar
- astray; sinful, guilty; to sin; to go astray; to deviate; wrong, mistaken
- sasukhaduḥka
- (S) in rain or shine; for better or worse
- sasurabhi
- (S) fragrant, odorous
- sasmita
- (S) while smiling, with a smile
- saswargga
- like a heaven
- sah
- to separate, to go
- saha
- (S) and; with
- sahakārī
- (S) assistant, helper
- sahakāryya
- (S) aid, help, assistance
- sahāgraja
- (S) with one's sister or brother
- sahang
- warm; asahang hot; sharp
- sahaja
- (S) and; while; as; expressly, intentionally; more; sinahajan meant
- sahadhanu
- (S) with a bow (weapon)
- sahadhūpa
- (S) with incense
- sahapraṇamuya
- (S) with reverence, with respect
- sahab
- close together, packed; in crowds; jostling each other; thick; asahab covered, provided with a cover; to wrap oneself in
- sahabala
- (S) with an army
- sahabalakośawāhana
- (S) with an army, equipment and chariots
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- sahabhṛtya
- (S) with a crew
- sahāmara
- (S) another name for Sadewa
- sahamūla
- (S) down to the roots; with the roots
- sahameṣa
- (S) with a goat
- sahāya
- (S) friend; comrade; assistant
- sahaya
- (S) 1. beautiful. 2. while. 3. prepared, ready
- sahāyudha
- (S) armed
- saharṣa
- (S) glad, to feel at one's ease; to feel well, contented
- sahawīṇā
- (S) with a flute
- sahawidhi
- (S) according to the rules
- sahawidhiwidana
- (S) according to tradition and rules
- sahaśangka
- (S sahaśangkha) with a snail shell
- sāhasā
- (S) furious, wild; cruel; snappish, biting; brave, courageous
- sāhasika
- (S) furious, wild; cruel; snappish, biting; brave, courageous
- sahāstra
- (S) armed with arrows
- sahasra
- (S) thousand
- sahasrakiraṇa
- (S) with thousands of beams of light; sun
- sahasrāngśumān
- (S) with thousands of beams of light
- sahasrajanma
- (S) a thousand incarnations
- sahasrapatra
- (S) a thousand leaves
- sahasrabhānu
- (S) see sahasrakiraṇa
- sahasramāsa
- (S) a thousand months
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- sahasramuka
- (S sahasramukha) with a thousand faces; with a thousand heads, with a thousand mounths
- sahasraśata
- (S) one hundred thousand
- sahaswī
- while pushing aside, while urging
- sahing-sahing
- a small pointed snail
- sāhitya
- (S) together
- sahir
- sahiran name of a group/class of people
- sahiṣṇu
- (S) patient
- sahut
- to bite; to swallow; to seize, to hold, to grasp
- sahur
- to answer; retaliation, revenge; compensation
- sahoḍha
- (S) adopted child
- sahopakāra
- (S) ceremonial, with a ceremony
- sěk
- full; packed
- sěkar
- flower; sěkar taji bouquet, nosegay; sěkar wali a kind of flower; asěkar to blossom, to flower
- sěkěl
- sad, distressed; asěkěl sad, distressed
- sěkung
- asěkung snappish, biting; industrious, active
- sěkul
- cooked rice
- sěgěr
- asěgěr fresh
- sěgěh
- entertainment; asěgěh to entertain
- sěgö
- sěsěgön ought to be convinced of something; one can be convinced
- sěgu
- sobbing; asěgu to sob
- sěgut
- suměgut enthusiastic, ardent
- sěngka
- steep; to ascend; aněngkāken to take upward; to make rise; sěngkān top/summit of a mountain
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- sěngkěr
- 1. cage; boundary, border; prohibition; aněngkěri to lock up; to put in a cage. 2. spike, baluster
- sěngkö
- cage; fence; surrounding, environs, circle; aněngkö to lock up; to put in a cage; to fence in
- sěnggah
- aněnggah 1. to think, to guess, to suppose; to suspect, to call; paněnggah name; title. 2. deer
- sěngguh
- see sěnggah (1)
- sěngsěng
- glow of a fire; rays of a fire
- sěngsöng
- 1. masěngsöng to make a nest, to nest. 2. to suck. 3. masěngsöng like, similar to, as if
- sěnghap
- sěnghapěn ambushed
- sěnghar
- masěnghar sharp
- sěnghit
- grudge, hate; asěnghit to hate; masěnghit angry
- sěñjang
- well (for water)
- sěḍah
- 1. sirih leaf. 2. asěḍahan trusted person
- sěḍěk
- suměḍěk to approach; to stoop
- sěḍěng
- while; middling, moderate; enough, sufficient; i sěḍěng when; ri sěḍěng ira when he was
- sěḍěp
- nice, delicious; sěḍěpan delicious kinds of food
- sěṇḍi
- joint, articulation, hinge; bottom; base; suměṇḍi to replace
- sěting
- a kind of flower (Homalomena cordata Schatt)
- sěnaddha
- (S samnaddha) prepared; to prepare (oneself); armed with
- sěnāha
- (S samnāha) preparation; provisions, victuals; masěnāha equipped with; to equip oneself with
- sěněng
- glad, contented, to feel well; darling, dear, beloved
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- sěnět
- narrow; asěnět lonely, still, quiet, silent; to hide; kasěnět far; secluded, isolated, separated; remote
- sěněh
- masěněh sad, distressed
- sěnö
- ray, radiance; suměnö to radiate
- sěntul
- a kind of flower (Sandoricum indicum)
- sěpa
- asěpa not delicious; insipid
- sěpang
- siněpang red-colored
- sěpat
- a kind of fish
- sěpah
- chewed sirih leaf or sugarcane
- sěpěk
- mapasěpěkan to address each other, to speak with one another
- sěpět
- coconut fibre
- sěpěn
- asěpěn to sprinkle, to splash with
- sěpěr
- suměpěr to be present in; chatting pleasantly; to make a pleasure trip
- sěpi
- silent, quiet, still
- sěpit
- pinch
- sěpuh
- aněpuhi to gild, to furbish
- sěbět
- furious, angry; discontented, peevish; sad; vexed, disturbed
- sěběl
- asěběl cause; with, together with
- sěbit
- torn
- sěbsöb
- air; smell
- sěma
- grave, cemetery, burying ground
- sěmang
- uneasy, worried; sad, distressed, sorrowful
- sěmi
- asěmi to bud; to grow
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- sěmu
- asěmu to look like; to have the same color as; aněmu visible, seen
- sěmut
- ant
- sěmpal
- broken, cut off
- sěmbawa
- siněmbawan agreed
- sěmbah
- a gesture of homage made by bringing both hands together at the tip of one's nose; a gesture of tribute; the hands folded before the forehead; honor, reverence
- sěmbung
- a kind of plant (Conyza odorata); suměmbung to grow luxuriantly
- sěmbur
- asěmburan scattered, spread, sprayed
- sěmbe
- suměmbe to pray; to ask for help
- sěmsěm
- siněmsěmakěn to be enjoyed; pleased
- sěrat
- siněrat written
- sěrěng
- (srěng) anrěng to aggravate, to increase, to intensify; to urge; hurried(ly), in a hurry; quickly, fast; siněrěng be hurried (up), accelerated
- sěrěngěn
- angry
- sěrět
- (srět) asrět to come out with difficulty; hoarse; stopped up; to have a lump in one's throat
- sěrěp
- (srěp) kasrěpěn pity, compassion, mercy, commiseration; fear
- sěrěpět
- makasěrěpět to darken
- sěrěh
- sirih leaf; pasěrěhan place for sirih leaves
- sělā
- between; sěla-sěla between; chink; sinělan alternated, varied
- sělang
- anlanga replace! sumělang to replace; to intervene, to interrupt; to do at the same time, to do all at once; uneasy, worried
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- sělat
- to slip; sumělat to add secretly, to shove in; slipped in, got in between
- sělap
- sumělap hidden
- sělět
- sělětakěn regularly, orderly; to be put in order, regulated
- sělěh
- anělěhi to radiate, to shine on, to lighten, to illuminate, to light up
- sělir
- concubine
- sěluk
- asěluk to protude, protuding
- sělur
- asělur in crowds; incessant(ly), continuous(ly), endless
- sěwö
- bud; asěwö to bud; to grow
- sěsěk
- see sěsök
- sěsěg
- sěsěgěn to sob
- sěsěb
- 1. aněsěb to cut. 2. maněsěb to extinguish
- sěsěr
- 1. sěsěran ring. 2. aněsěrakěn to urge, to push aside
- sěsěl
- (sěsöl) regret; aněsěl to regret
- sěsěh
- 1. masěsěh to nest, to build a nest. 2. kasěsěh destroyed, damaged
- sěsök
- (sěsěk) full; packed; aněsěki to fulfil
- sök
- much, many; close together, packed; full
- söng
- ray, radiance; asöng visible, seen; sumöng warm; hot; to soak, to penetrate
- sör
- dry; sandy
- sösěr
- masösěr to turn round, to wheel round, to rotate
- sösör
- sösöran a lump of tobacco used when chewing sirih leaves
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- söh
- much, many
- si
- 1. personal indicative pronoun; see sa, sang. 2. frequent, often. 3. interjection
- sikat
- sikatan a bird
- sikab
- manikab to catch, to lock up, to keep (someone) prisoner
- sikāra
- (S swīkāra) torture, ill-treatment; asikāra to torture, to mistreat
- sikěp
- strength; catch; masikěp to wrestle, to catch; silih sikěp to catch one another; to seize each other
- siki
- one; auxiliary numeral
- siku
- rectangle, salient angle; elbouw; aniku to turn; to bend; to make a curve or bend; siniku be beaten with the elbow
- siga
- siga-siga hard; asiga with long steps; wildly, furiously; masiga conceited, haughty
- siga-sigun
- uneasy, worried; doubtful
- sigar
- asigar split, burst
- sigěg
- sigěgěn stopped; neglected, abandoned, renounced
- sigi
- 1. pasigyan torch; lamp. 2. anigi-nigi to investigate, to examine
- sigit
- manigit to bite; to gnaw
- sing
- which, that
- singat
- horn
- singi
- foremost, (in) the front row; sharp, pointed; ripe
- singid
- aningidakěn to hide, to conceal
- singkap
- aningkap to shift, to shove away, to reveal, to unveil, to turn back, to lay open
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- singkal
- sisingkalan many eyes
- singkuh
- kasingkuh hindered, hampered, obstructed
- singgah
- aninggahana ought to avert or prevent
- singgi
- ball; masinggi to play ball
- singgih
- really, in fact, in reality; right, true; amisinggih to admit, to follow, to obey, to listen to, to indulge; to carry out, to realize
- singgugu
- a tree
- singgul
- kasinggul touched
- singlar
- not hit, not struck; missed; escaped, safe-guarded; asinglar to go backward, to withdraw from; kasinglaran averted, parried, warded off
- singsal
- loose, free, released from, separated, escaped; gone; pulled out with a jerk; kasingsal thrown away, thrown out
- singsět
- asingsět tightly, taut, stretched; stiff, strong; hard; aningsěti to tie up, to fasten
- singse
- kasingse flung away, separated; discharged, relieved
- singha
- (S siṃha) lion
- singhākāra
- (S siṃhākāra) to have the appearance of a lion; to have the posture of a lion
- singhākṛti
- (S siṃhākṛti) to have the appearance of a lion; to have the posture of a lion
- singhat
- aninghat to push with the horn(s); to butt with the head; see singat
- singhatulya
- (S siṃhatulya) like a lion
- singhadheryya
- (S siṃhadhairyya) brave as a lion
- singhanāda
- (S siṃhanāda) roar of a lion
- singhawikrama
- (S siṃhawikrama) courage of a lion
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- singhasāksāt
- (S siṃhasāksāt) like a lion
- singhāsana
- (S siṃhāsana) throne
- singhěl
- cover; blunt, dull; knot; button
- singhit
- clever, skillful; suitable, fitting; inclined, to incline; kasinghit to fall in love; kasinghitan to differ; different
- singhottama
- (S siṃhottama) the brave hero like a lion
- singhoddhata
- (S siṃhoddhata) proud like a lion
- siñjang
- masiñjang to wear a skirt
- siḍakěp
- asiḍakěp with arms crossed on one's breast
- siṇḍi
- masiṇḍyan to sing
- sitakara
- (S) moon
- sitangsu
- (S sitāṃśu) moon
- situtu
- authority who gives instructions/commands
- siděkung
- asiděkung to sit with crossed legs
- siděha
- asiděha to sit leaning on one's elbows
- sidik
- sinidik accompanied
- siddha
- (S) 1. perfect; continued; realized, carried out; reached, attained; in earnest, really, truly, thoroughly. 2. a half-divine creature, a siddha
- siddhakāryya
- (S) well finished; perfectly finished
- siddhamantra
- (S) perfect sacred formula; very clever
- siddharṣi
- (S) perfect priest
- siddharṣigaṇa
- (S) group of perfect priests
- siddhawāk
- (S) man whose words come true
- siddhawākya
- (S) man whose words come true
- siddhawara
- (S) the excellent perfection; see siddha (2)
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- siddhasanggha
- (S) a group of siddhas (i.e., those who have attained the excellent perfection)
- siddhasādhya
- (S) to have attained one's goal
- siddhi
- (S) perfect, complete; supernaturally talented
- siddhikāra
- (S) creation; siniddhikāra created
- siddhimān
- (S) ill, sick
- siddhimantra
- (S) one whose knowledge is perfect; one whose sacred formulae are effective; see siddha (2)
- siddhyajñāna
- (S) knowledge of occultism
- sīdhu
- (S) an alcoholic drink
- sinā
- asinā to radiate, to shine
- sinang
- ray; shine, glow, light, radiance; asinang to radiate, to shine
- sinahu
- to learn
- sindūra
- (S) red lead, vermillion; sinindūra red-colored
- sindūrawarṇṇa
- (S) red, red-colored
- sindhu
- (S) water; sea, ocean
- sindhugoṣa
- (S) the rumbling of the sea
- sindhunātha
- (S) king of Sindhu, i.e., Yayadratha
- sindhupati
- (S) king of Sindhu, i.e., Yayadratha
- sindhurāja
- (S) see sindhupati
- sinwam
- young leaf; bud
- sipat
- 1. eyebrow blacking; anipati to blacken one's eyebrows. 2. lined; continued; just, precise(ly); sipat-sipat border, boundary; inseparable
- sipi
- 1. a little, a bit; small, little. 2. mistake, fault; mistaken; missed, to miss
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- sib
- sinib blown (away by the wind)
- sibū
- asibū to bathe; to splash with water; to dive
- simpang
- animpang to deviate (from), to step aside, to make room for
- simpar
- isolated, separated; kasimpar isolated, remote
- simpěn
- to keep, to preserve, to put away, to save, save up; to hide, conceal
- simpir
- 1. veranda. 2. lame, crippled
- simbat
- animbat to beat, to attack
- simban
- sling; catapult; see umban
- simsim
- (finger) ring
- siya
- nine
- sira
- he, she, they (polite)
- sirang
- 1. (sira + ng) he, she, they (polite). 2. sumirang to honor, to pay homage, to respect
- sirān
- sira + an
- sirār
- sira + ar
- sirat
- ray, shine; stain, spot, speck; sprinkle; spray, spout; asirat-sirat spouted out, sprayed; sumirat to radiate
- siram
- siniram watered
- sirara
- 1. dry leaf. 2. corpse
- sirěp
- 1. sacred formula to make a person sleep. 2. silent; to sink; to stop
- sirěm
- dark, dim, gloomy, dreary
- siring
- 1. border, boundary. 2. masiring to accompany
- sirit
- sumirit fragrant, odorous
- sisir
- to blow; sumisir to blow (of the wind)
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- sila
- (S śīla) habitude; tradition; sinilan warned, reminded of
- silah
- sumilah to radiate, to shine
- silěp
- sinilěpakěn made to sink, sunk, immersed, scuttled
- silěm
- to dive; anilěmi to dive for; kasilěm to sink down, to set (of the sun)
- silit
- anus
- silib
- sinilib stealthily, secretly; anilib to spy on; kasilib deceived; sumilib to hide (oneself)
- silih
- mutual(ly), each other, one another; substitute; borrowing; anilih to borrow; anili-nilih in turns; sumilih to replace, to subtitute for; pasilih-silih mutual(ly), each other
- silih-asih
- to love one another
- siluk
- hole
- silum
- siluman ghost; occultism, magic
- silur
- masilur to turn round, to wheel round, to rotate
- silurup
- masilurup to dive
- siluhung
- masiluhung to hide, to conceal; to wrap oneself, covered
- siwak
- torn; split, burst
- siwat
- siwat-siwut noisy; busy
- siwal
- siwalan a palm tree; a lontar palm
- siwi
- aniwi to rule, to govern; mighty, authorized, entitled; maniwi to obey, to sreve; pet siwi to love each other; to flatter
- siwil
- mental or physical defect; shame, blot, vice
- siwur
- half of a coconut shell used as a water dipper
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- siwuh
- siwuhěn sad, distressed
- siwo
- asiwo to make fun, to joke; pasiwon playing place, playground
- sis
- hey!
- sisi
- side; pasisi shore, coast
- sisik
- scale (e.g., of a fish)
- sisig
- 1. to blacken the teeth. 2. manisig to chew
- sisip
- to step aside, to make room; to deviate from (the right way)
- sisir
- side
- sisil
- sisilan hulled rice
- sisili
- an eel
- sisih
- asisih to step aside, to make room; masisihan split into two halves; anisih to put aside, to save, save up
- sih
- pity, love; forgiveness; masih to love; see asih
- sihung
- tusk, canine tooth
- su
- good, advantageous; more
- sūk
- sumuk to enter; to urge, to push aside
- suka
- (S sukha) to like; fond of; masuka-sukan to like each other, to love one another
- sukakara
- (S sukhakara) to cause to like, to attract, to please someone
- sukacitta
- (S sukhacitta) sadness, distress
- sukat
- wide, extensive, vast
- sukatṛpti
- (S sukhatṛpti) glad and satisfied
- sukaduḥka
- (S sukhaduḥka) gladness and sorrow; bittersweet
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- sukanya
- (S) beautiful girl
- sukabhītahetu
- (S) to cause pleasure and fear
- sukamātra
- (S sukhamātra) quite comfortable, very interesting
- sukara
- (S) 1. a kind of fruit (Batatas edulis). 2. boar, wild pig
- sukawāhya
- (S sukhawāhya) worldly things
- sukawiśeṣa
- (S sukhawiśeṣa) special pleasures, special amusements
- sukasada
- a kind of flower
- sukasadā
- (S sukhasadā) always glad, continuously contented
- sukět
- dense, leafy, thick (hair); covered with bushes; wood, forest; grass; asukět dense, leafy; anukět to eat grass, to graze
- sukěr
- difficult
- sukī
- axle, axis, spindle
- sukit
- sinukit picked out
- sukīrtti
- (S) holy buildings
- suku
- foot
- sukū
- anukū to make war; at war; manukū to illuminate, to shine on
- sukṛta
- (S) merit, service; virtuous deed, good deed
- sukottama
- (S sukhottama) best happiness, primary hapiness
- sūkṣka
- (S) sad, distressed
- sūkṣma
- (S) fine; small; slippery; mysterious, occult; gone, disappeared; quintessence, essence, substance; anūkṣma to hide, to conceal; to do secretly, to carry out stealthily; sūkṣma ning upaya the finest of the tricks, the finest trick
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- sūkṣmagati
- (S) to do secretly, to carry out stealthily
- sūkṣmatatwa
- (S) formless, shapeless
- suksuk
- suksukan border, boundary
- suga
- red paint
- sugata
- another name for Buddha; follower of Buddha; kasugatan Buddhist temple
- sugatapratiṣṭa
- (S) Buddhist foundation
- sugatabrata
- (S) confession of Buddhist faith
- sugatamārgga
- (S) Buddhist law, Buddhist canon
- sugatawimba
- (S) statue/image of Buddha
- sugatāsana
- (S) seat of Buddha
- sugati
- (S) abundant, luxuriant; happy, happiness; good behavior
- sugatendra
- (S) Buddhist king
- sugandha
- (S) fragrant, odorous
- sugal
- asugal hard; indecent, improper
- sugih
- rich
- sugun
- susugun to sob, sobbing
- suguh
- sinuguhan entertained
- sugrīta
- (S) seized tightly, firmly; well ruled
- sugya
- (sugyan) perhaps, probably; who knows; worried
- sughāra
- beautiful wife
- sung
- asung to give; anung to give; to cause
- sungil
- 1. coral reef. 2. difficult
- sungu
- horn
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- sungut
- tentacle; pistil, stem
- sungkawa
- (S) sad, distressed
- sungkěm
- anungkěmi to make a sěmbah (q.v.)
- sungga
- snare, trap, pitfall; sinunggan caught in a trap/snare/pitfall
- sunggi
- sinunggi carried on one's head
- sunggu
- sunggwi lifted, carried on one's head
- sungguh
- merely, thoroughly, truly
- sungsang
- turned upside down; helter-skelter
- sungsung
- 1. welcome; anungsung be welcome; to meet. 2. panungsung gift, present
- sungsum
- marrow
- sunghay
- river
- sucaṇḍi
- beautiful temple
- sucāra
- (S) good behavior
- sucīmukha
- (S sūcīmukha) a battle-array
- sujana
- (S) good man, virtuous man
- sujanma
- (S sujanman) good incarnation; good birth
- sujanmastrī
- (S) woman of good birth
- suji
- 1. thorn; stab; anuji to stab; thornlike. 2. embroidery; manuji to embroider
- suḍat
- silih-suḍat to stab each other
- suṇḍang
- masuṇḍang to support; to be used as a place to lean on
- suṇḍung
- anuṇḍungakěn to push forward; sinuṇḍungakěn pushed forward
- suṇḍul
- manuṇḍul to attain, to reach; to hit, strike
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- suṇḍe
- (suṇḍay) to incline; sumuṇḍay to incline; to lean on
- suta
- (S) son
- sutā
- (S) daughter
- sūta
- (S) coachman; groom
- sūtajanma
- (S) son of a coachman
- sutapa
- (S) good hermit; man who likes to do asceticism
- sūtaputra
- (S) son of a coachman
- sutīkṣna
- (S) very sharp; extremely pointed; very hot
- sutīrtha
- (S) with clear water; beautiful holy bathing place
- sutuṣṭa
- (S) very satisfied
- sutṛpta
- (S) very satisfied
- sutṛpti
- (S) satisfied, satiated
- suteja
- (S sutejas) strongly radiating light; brightly
- sūtra
- (S) 1. silk. 2. holy scripture, holy book
- sūtrapaṭha
- (S) sūtra- book
- sūdāna
- (S) great gift, precious present; very charitable
- sudānta
- (S) kind, gentle, mild-tempered
- suduk
- 1. anuduk to stab with a kris (dagger). 2. kris (dagger)
- sudṛḍha
- (S) very hard; very firm
- sudewī
- (S) queen; kind-hearted princess
- sudeśa
- (S) fertile soil
- sudhanwa
- (S sudhanwan) good (archer's) bow
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- sudharmma
- (S) beautiful temple; holy grave, holy cemetery
- sudharmakuṭi
- (S) hermitage
- sudhīra
- (S) very solid, very firm, resolute; very courageous
- sun
- I; see ingsun
- sunūti
- (S) just demand, rightful claim
- sunirmmala
- (S) very holy, very sacred
- suniśita
- (S) very sharp, very pointed
- suniścala
- (S) not to move at all
- suntagi
- a kind of many-colored woven fabric
- sunting
- a hair-ornament (a flower put behind the ear)
- sundarī
- (S) beautiful woman
- sunduk
- manunduk to stab; see suduk
- sūpakaśāstra
- (S) cookbook
- supata
- (S śapatha) curse
- supatra
- (S) quick, fast; to have good wings
- supātra
- (S) very glorious, exalted
- supathya
- (S) very effective, very efficacious
- supadhi
- then, when
- supadhin
- then, when
- sūpěk
- discontented, peevish; sad, distressed; suppressed, oppressed, depressed
- supit
- pinch; to pinch
- suputrī
- (S) beautiful princess
- supraṇata
- (S) very polite, very respectful
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- supratiṣṭa
- (S) very strong; good building
- supraśāsti
- (S) good inscription
- suphala
- (S) to succeed well; to bear good fruit; kasuphalan fertility
- sūb
- (S śubh) shine, radiance; makasūb to shine, to radiate
- subaddha
- (S) strong, firm; loyal
- subala
- (S) to have a large army
- subahni
- (S) beautiful fire
- subuddhi
- (S) clever, level-headed; sedate; wise, tactful
- subhakti
- (S) very loyal, very faithful, very devout
- subhaga
- (S) very happy; dear, darling, beloved; well known, famous
- subhāga
- (S) rich; prosperous
- subhāgya
- (S) rich; prosperous
- subhaya
- (S) with general agreement; with unanimous agreement
- subhāṣita
- (S) clearly enunciated; fluent, eloquent
- subhikṣa
- (S) rich, prosperous
- subhīta
- (S) very afraid, to fear very much
- subhūṣa
- (S) well decorated
- suma
- tired, fatiqued, exhausted; sad, distressed, sorrowful; asuma sad, distressed, sorrowful
- sumanohara
- (S) very attractive; very beautiful
- sumārgga
- (S) good way, right way
- sumitrakanaya
- (S) his/her son Sumitra
- sumuka
- (S sumukha) kind face, nice face
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- sumukta
- (S) free, without restriction, thoroughly redeemed, redemption
- sumur
- well, source
- sumṛddhi
- (S) prosperous
- sumpang
- flower
- sumpah
- manumpah to swear, to make a vow
- sumpěk
- kasumpěk driven away, expelled, evicted; urged, pushed aside
- sumpět
- manumpět to hide, to conceal; sinumpětakěn overthrown, turned upside down
- sumping
- earring, hanging ear-ornament
- sumbar
- masumbar-sumbar to challenge, to defy
- sumběr
- well, source; anumběr to stream
- sumsum
- marrow; see sungsum
- suyaśa
- (S suyaśas) very famous, very well known
- suyug
- sumuyug to perch (on); to stoop
- sura
- (S) god
- surā
- (S) alcoholic drink
- surak
- cheering, shouting; asurak to cheer, to shout
- surakusuma
- (S) divine flower, flower of god
- surākta
- blood
- surakṣa
- (S) good guard, watchful guard; to protect
- surakṣaka
- (S) good guard, watchful guard; to protect
- suragaṇa
- (S) group of gods; the gods
- surāngganā
- (S) nymph
- surat
- letter
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- surata
- (S) love; voluptuous, sensuous
- surataru
- (S) tree of the gods; divine tree
- suratasuka
- (S suratasukha) voluptuous, sensuous
- suradaru
- (S) see surataru
- suraduhītā
- (S) nymph
- suranātha
- (S) god-king
- suranadī
- (S) river of the gods
- surapati
- (S) see suranātha
- surapada
- (S) heaven; seat of god; dwelling of the gods
- surāpāna
- (S) alcoholic drink
- surāpsarītulya
- (S) like a nymph
- surabala
- (S) army of gods
- surabhi
- (S) fragrant, odorous
- surāmabhadara
- (S) the good and happy Rāma
- surarāja
- (S) king of the gods
- suraripu
- (S) enemy of the gods
- suraripunātha
- (S) king of the enemy of the gods
- surālaya
- (S) heaven; place of the gods
- surawathu
- (S) wives of gods; aid or help of gods
- suraway
- masurawayan busy; spread, scattered
- surawara
- (S) superior god
- surāśraya
- (S) protection given by gods; aid/help of gods
- surasa
- (S) delicious; nice, pleasant
- surasanggha
- (S) group of gods; the gods
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- surastrī
- (S) nymph
- suri
- 1. comb. 2. sinuri (of the head) to be cut off
- suriring
- kasuriring pushed (forward), dashed (forward)
- surung
- anurung to urge, to push aside; to dash (forward)
- surud
- to lessen, to diminish, to decrease; to retreat; to become quiet, settled down; to die down (of the wind)
- surup
- to enter, to go into; dark, dim; past, over, ago; to sink
- surūpa
- (S) 1. beautiful. 2. clever, skillful
- surumbunuh
- anurumbunuh to attack together (at the same time)
- suruy
- see suri (1)
- suruh
- 1. asuruhan village headman; suruhan tax official. 2, anuruhi to invite
- surendra
- (S) king of the gods
- sūryya
- (S) sun
- sūryyakānta
- (S) a kind of jewel
- sūryyatanaya
- (S) son of the sun-god, i.e., Karna; see sūryyaputra
- sūryyabrata
- (S) vow to the sun-god Sūryya
- sūryyaraśmi
- (S) sun-ray, sunshine
- sūryyarūpa
- (S) to have the appearance of the sun
- sūryyadṛśa
- (S) like the sun
- sūryyasewana
- (S) devotion to the sun, worship of the sun
- sūryyopama
- (S) like the sun
- sula
- kasula tortured, molested
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- sulak
- kasulakan irradiated
- sulakṣaṇa
- (S) beautiful, nice, fine; to behave well, to have a good character; healthy; good omen
- sulap
- juggling, to juggle
- sulabha
- (S) easy to get, easily available
- sulam
- asulam to embroider; intricate, complicated
- sulayah
- makasulayah scattered/spread everywhere
- sulasih
- (S tulaśi) a kind of plant, basil (Ocimum basilicum L.)
- suliksak
- makasuliksak in disorder, confused
- suligi
- spear, javelin, lance
- suling
- flute
- sulit
- difficult; asulit to extort money or profit (from someone's difficulties)
- sulung
- sulung-sulung small white flying ant; masulung-sulung in crowds
- suluyung
- kasuluyung to totter, tottering
- sulur
- shooting up or climbing up in a spiral fashion
- suluh
- torch; lighting, illumination
- suwadana
- 1. beautiful. 2. name of a verse form
- suwarṇṇa
- (S) gold
- suwarṇṇabhūmi
- (S) land of gold
- suwarṇṇamaya
- (S) made of gold
- suwal
- 1. anuwal to attack again; to oppose, to resist, to defy, to challenge, to protest; to retaliate, to revenge; sinuwal awarded; panuwal retaliation, revenge. 2. anuwal to dig up
- suwastra
- (S) beautiful clothes, attractive clothes
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- suwěng
- sinuwěng rolled up
- suwing
- a person with a harelip
- suwur
- masuwur to widen, to enlarge, to extend
- suwul
- to ascend, to go up; to stab; to spread out, to stretch out, to extend, to explain
- suwe
- long; suwe-suwe gradually
- suwelagiri
- (S) Mount Suwela
- suwelācala
- (S) Mount Suwela
- suwelaparwwata
- (S) Mount Suwela
- suśakti
- (S) great power; great might; very mighty, very competent
- suśaraṇa
- (S) to give protection
- suśīla
- (S) good behavior, good conduct
- suśrama
- (S) cautions; brave
- suśrūṣa
- (S suśrūṣan) service, devotion, worship
- suṣṭu
- (S) honest; straightforward, upright
- suṣṭubhakti
- (S) loyal
- susatya
- (S) very loyal
- susatyabhakti
- (S) very honest and loyal
- surārathi
- (S) a good coachman, a good driver
- susītā
- (S) the good Sītā
- susu
- bosom; milk; anusu to suck
- susuk
- 1. pin; to enter; sumusuk to enter; kasusuk hindrance, obstruction, handicap, obstacle; sad, distressed, sorrowful; thorn. 2. border, boundary; anusuk to limit, to restrict
- susūkṣma
- (S) very fine, very smooth, very subtle, very gentle
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- susun
- construction; asusun constructed, in heaps
- susup
- to creep under, to creep in; to stick into, to insert, to put between; anusup to creep into
- susuy
- kasusuy stabbed
- susuh
- snail
- susthīra
- (S) very stable/permanent/firm/solid
- suswara
- (S) to have a good voice
- sūh
- cut off, broken
- suhun
- 1. to uphold, to honor, to worship. 2. anuhun to ask for, to beg, to request
- sṛṣṭi
- (S) creature; anṛṣṭi to create
- seccha
- (S) at one's ease, at one's leisure; at pleasure, to one's heart's content
- seḍung
- hurricane, storm
- seṇḍung
- hurricane, storm
- setu
- (S) bridge, dike, dam, weir
- setubandha
- (S) dike-, dam- or weir-works
- setra
- grave, cemetery, burying ground
- senā
- (S) army
- senānātha
- (S) commander, commander-in-chief
- senāpati
- (S) general; officer
- senamuka
- (S senāmukha) name of an army division
- sep
- delayed, slackened, obstructed, stopped; all of a sudden, suddenly; asep to delay, to slacken, to obstruct, to stop; sinep ambushed
- seribha
- (S sairibha) buffalo
- sewā
- (S) service, term of service, to officiate, on duty; audience; sumewa to wait upon, to pay
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- one's respects to, to appear before
- sewaka
- (S) servant; official; subordinate, crew
- sewita
- (S) visited; protected; obeyed, admitted, folllowed, allowed
- seṣṭawa
- (S) to accuse, to insist that someone is wrong, to disapprove
- seh
- aseh to differ
- saikacitta
- (S) to have the same meaning
- sainya
- (S) soldier; army
- sokta
- all words, various words
- sokya
- (S saukhya) pleasure, joy, amusement; quiet, order; happiness
- sogata
- (S saugata) 1. Buddhist. 2. sinogata accepted, well received; see swagata
- sogatapakṣa
- (S saugatapakṣa) Buddhist
- song
- that which gives a shadowy place; asong to have or use an umbrella; anong to stop; to pause
- soce
- sumoce to clean, to cleanse, to purify
- soṇḍuh
- shaken; picked, plucked
- sot
- 1. vow, promise; oath; sumot to promise, to vow. 2. character, behavior
- sotan
- cause; to result in
- sontěn
- afternoon
- sop
- kasopa to look bewildered or astonished with the mouth wide open
- sopakāra
- (S) with a gesture of honor, with homage
- sopacara
- (S) polite(ly), respectful(ly), reverential(ly); kindly; solemnly, officially; decorated, adorned, embellished
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- sopāna
- (S) stairs, staircase, ladder; asopāna to behave as/be used as a staircase or ladder
- sobhāgya
- (S saubhāgya) well known, famous
- soma
- (S) moon-god; moon
- somawangśa
- (S somawaṃśa) lunar race of kings, descendants of the moon
- somah
- somah-somah married; anomah will propose (to a girl)
- somya
- (S saumya) gentle, fine, subtle; beautiful, moonlike
- somyarūpa
- (S saumyarūpa) to have a handsome face
- sor
- under, below, beneath; low; defeated; asor defeated
- sora
- (S saura) name of an arrow
- sore
- afternoon
- sorai
- afternoon
- sol
- to fall down, to collapse; torn out, pulled out
- solah
- behavior; attitude; way, manner
- sowang
- each, by himself, everyone; respective; sowang-sowang each (by himself), one by one
- sowe
- long
- soha
- tired, fatigued, exhausted; critical
- sohan
- harbor
- skandhāwāra
- (S) king's headquarters
- stanadwaya
- (S) two nipples; two bosoms
- stambha
- (S) pole, mast, pillar, column
- stambhana
- (S) upholding/stopping/checked with a pole
- stawa
- (S) promise; praise, eulogy
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- stuti
- (S) praise, eulogy; mastuti to praise
- stena
- (S) thief; theft
- stri
- (S) wife; woman
- strīratna
- (S) excellent woman
- strīwiśeṣa
- (S) eminent woman
- strīsanggraha
- (S) dishonoring of a woman
- sthaṇḍila
- (S) heightened or raised place; higher place, elevation
- sthaṇḍilamadhya
- (S) center of a raised place
- sthāna
- (S) place
- sthāpaka
- (S) priest
- sthāwara
- (S) 1. motionless, immobile, immovable, 2. plants
- sthiti
- (S) to stand; to live; to stop, to pause; permanent; loyal; obedient; rule; assured, guaranteed; asthiti permanent, fixed, lasting, constant, definite; orderly
- sthīra
- (S) permanent, fixed, lasting, constant, definite; strong, robust; brave, courageous
- sthīratara
- (S) braver, more courageous; reckless
- sthīrabuddhi
- (S) firm, resolute
- sthīrahotar
- (S) a priest who is a worshipper of the powerful Śiwa
- sthūla
- (S) 1. large; wide; vast; thick. 2. silly, stupid; born
- sthūlakeṣa
- (S) name of priest; see sthūlaroma
- sthūlabuddhi
- (S) silly, stupid
- sthūlamadhya
- (S) big in the middle, large in the middle
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- sthūlaroma
- (S) to have dense hair
- sthūlasukṣma
- (S) large and small coarse and fine; in body and soul, in every respect
- sthūlahasta
- (S) trunk of an elephant
- snātaka
- (S) brahmana who has completed his studies
- snāna
- (S) to bathe; asnāna to wash oneself
- snānawidhi
- (S) bathing ceremony
- sneha
- (S) love; love and pity; asneha to love each other
- snehabandhana
- (S) tie of love, bond of love
- sparśa
- (S) feeling; touch, contact; kasparśā touched
- sphaṭika
- (S) crystal
- sphaṭikopama
- (S) like crystal
- sphuṭa
- (S) hard, clear, obvious
- sphuṭatara
- (S) very hard
- smara
- (S) love; kasmaran to fall in love
- smarakāryya
- (S) to flatter; to persuade
- smarākhya
- (S) called "smara"
- smarāgama
- (S) knowledge about love
- smaraṇa
- (S) repeated religious recitation; meditation
- smarātura
- (S) lovesick
- smarānala
- (S) fire of love
- smarālaya
- (S) dwelling of the love goddess
- smarawiddhi
- (S) rules of love
- smita
- (S) smile; sasmita while smiling
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- smṛti
- (S) memory, remembrance; tradition
- sya
- nine
- syang
- 1. challenge; call; asyang to cry; to call; to challenge, to defy; to take leave. 2. masyang dark-colored
- syandana
- (S) vehicle, carriage, chariot
- syapa
- who
- syāya
- cock
- syuk
- quick, fast; stream, current; rustling, hissing; to pour water over; sumyuk to stream; to rustle, to hiss; sinyukakěn poured over; sinyukan watered; sprayed
- syung
- a talking bird (Gracula religiosa)
- syūh
- damaged, destroyed; broken; asyūh to destroy, to damage
- srak
- 1. (S) bouquet, nosegay. 2. sumrak to spread an odorous smell, to smell fragrantly. 3. asrak scattered, spread
- sragdharā
- (S) to wear a necklace of flowers; name of a verse form
- srang
- asrang to attack; to urge, to push aside; quickly; to chase, to hunt; kasrang oppressed, suppressed
- srama
- asrama to come together, to gather, to meet
- srawana
- (S śrāwaṇa) announcement; information
- srasta
- (S) to fail; damaged, destroyed
- srah
- srahakna will be delivered, handed over/transferred to
- srěk
- kasrěk chased, hunted; followed
- srět
- asrět to proceed slowly; not fluent, not wuick, slow
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- sring
- asring repeatedly, again and again; often, frequently; masring beautiful; clean
- sru
- quick, fast; hard, loud; asru hard, loud
- sruk sruwa
- large and small spoons used in a sacrifice
- swa
- oneself, alone; own property
- swakāryya
- (S) own work
- swakulawṛddhi
- (S) development of one's own family
- swakrama
- (S) own manner, own way
- swāgata
- (S) reception, welcome; homage, mark of honor; name of a verse form; aswāgata to welcome, to receive heartily
- swagati
- cause
- swagṛha
- (S) own home, own house
- swagotra
- (S) own family
- swang
- fault, mistake; defeated; to radiate, to shine; swang-swang continuous, incessant; tan swang not few, not little; most; not to stop, not to pause; exceeding, extraordinary; not to fear, not afraid
- swāngga
- cloth, dress, piece of clothing
- swacitta
- (S) own thought
- swacittaka
- (S) own thought
- swaccanda
- (S swacchanda) voluntary
- swajāti
- (S) essence, quintessence
- swatantra
- (S) own government; own rule; own principles
- swatra
- all
- swadeśa
- (S) own home, own house
- swadharmma
- (S) own rights; own tasks/obligations; consequences of one's own deed
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- swādhyāya
- (S) to read; to learn; aswādhyāya to read; to learn
- swanagara
- (S) own capital city
- swapana
- (S) to sleep, to dream
- swapanāstra
- (S) arrow that causes one to sleep
- swaputra
- (S) own born child
- swab
- manwab to attack; sinwab embraced, caught
- swabuddhi
- (S) own thought; own opinion
- swabhāwa
- (S) behavior, doings; conduct, character; makaswabhāwa to behave
- swabhṛtya
- (S) servants
- swāmī
- (S swāmin) master; lord; king; husband
- swāmicittajña
- (S) to know one's master's thought
- swamitra
- (S) to interact with someone as a friend
- swayambara
- (S swayaṃwara) own choice; prize-question; competition; quiz; sinwayambarākěn to be made the prize of a competition
- swara
- (S) voice, sound; note, tone; word
- swargga
- (S) heaven
- swargganaraka
- (S) heaven and hell
- swarggamaya
- (S) from heaven; heavenly; suitable to heaven
- swarggaloka
- (S) heaven
- swarggawargga
- (S) groups of inhabitants of heaven
- swarggastha
- (S) to live in heaven
- swawidyā
- (S) own knowledge; private or personal knowledge
- swawisaya
- (S) own area, own district, own territory
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- swaweśma
- (S) own home, own dwelling
- swaśakti
- (S) own strength, own power
- swaśarīra
- (S) own life; alive
- swāsajjana
- (S) very low
- swasti
- (S) prosperous; happy
- swastyayana
- (S) benefit; blessing; prayer; good omen
- swastyastu
- (S) we hope everything will be going well
- swastha
- (S) quiet, safe; prosperous
- swah
- (S) sky, firmament, space
- swī
- urging, insistence; claim; aswī to ask for urgently; to press, to urge; to compel
- swīta
- sinwīta whitened
- swīkāra
- to compel; to press, to urge
- sweccā
- (S swecchā) arbitrarily; according to one's heart's content
- sweda
- (S) sweat; perspiration
- swatpatti
- (S) own birth; one's own birth
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- hā
- mahā to shout, to cry
- hagah
- hagahěn pressed, urged, pushed aside; changed, altered, modified; hagah-hagah to like to fight; pugnacious, combative
- hagěm
- anghagěm to grasp, to seize, to hold
- hangan
- ahangan light (not heavy); beautiful
- hangět
- warm; lukewarm
- hangi
- mahangi to smell bad
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- hangin
- wind
- hangun
- hangu-hangun rough; vicious, furious, wild, cruel; angry
- hanggwan
- crocodile
- hangsa
- (S haṃsa) goose
- hangsanāda
- (S haṃsanāda) the voice of a goose
- hangsalīla
- (S haṃsalīla) the game of a goose
- hajöng
- prosperous; beautiful
- haji
- 1. king; head. 2. science, knowledge; kahaji studied
- hañang
- 1. woman war-prisoner; ahañang to take, to bring, to carry. 2. insipid, tasteless; pahañangan insipid/tasteless water
- hañar
- new
- hañut
- 1. to float away (with the current), carried away by the flood, to slide down, to slip down. 2. to kill; panghañutana ought to be ended; ought to be killed
- hañja
- hañja-hañja goblin; dwarf
- hañjur
- kahañjur before, in front of; to go too far, to come too far; too much, excessive(ly); panghañjur propagandist, promoter, advocate; leader
- haḍa
- panghaḍa confidant
- haḍang
- humaḍang to stop (a person), to intercept, to ambush; prepared, ready; in stock, available; kahaḍang incindentally, accidentally, to happen to; stopped, intercepted; got, acquired
- haḍayan
- anghaḍayan to fly, to flee, to run away
- haḍawa
- a kind of bird
- haḍěp
- front-side, direction; anghaděp to look out upon, to appear before
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- haṇḍap
- ahaṇḍap low
- haṇḍěg
- kahaṇḍěg stopped, interrupted
- haṇḍěm
- humaṇḍěm crouching position in preparation for attack (as of alion)
- haṇḍurū
- a tree
- hāt
- shelter, protection; to consider important; to mind, to pay attention to; to care for; ahāta will mind, will care for, will pay attention to; mahāta will protect, will shelter
- hatat
- green parrot
- hatal
- a kind of yellow powder
- hatěp
- roof
- hati
- heart; anghati to pay attention to, to mind, to care for
- hatur
- 1. like, as, similar to. 2. clear, clean. 3. ahatur to give, to offer, to present
- hade
- other, different, otherwise; fault, mistake; free, bold, impudent, premature; sly, cunning; ahade impossible; anghade-hade to pretend, to feign
- hadyan
- 1. attribute of nobility; the respected master. 2. though
- hana
- to be, to exist; hanan there are those who ...; hanan pwa as for the present time; anghanākěn to create, to perform, to establish; to carry out, to work at; kahanan place; kinahanan favored (with), endowed (with); sahana all kinds of
- hanar
- stiff, awkward; tight, tightly, stretched
- hanitu
- ghost
- hanih
- gone, disappeared; not; powerless, impotent, desperate
- hano
- the sugar palm (Arenga pinnata Merr.)
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- hantěm
- ahantěm to fight; to beat one another; to beat, to attack
- hantěr
- hantěran guard, escort
- hantělu
- egg; angantělu to lay eggs
- hantöb
- ahantöb heavy, hinantöbakěn to throw down, to fling down with a jerk
- hantiga
- egg
- hantu
- (S) dead, to die
- hantus
- hantusakna forgive me/him/her! I beg your pardon; excuse me/him/her; be patient!
- hantrini
- egg
- handaru
- aureole; beam of light (in the sky) which predicts good luck
- handi
- para handyan nobility; see hadyan
- handul
- a kind of creeping plant
- handong
- a kind of plant (Calodracon Jacquinii Planch.); see andong
- handyan
- see handi
- hapa-hapa
- a plant
- hapěk
- mahapěk musty, fusty, moldy, moldering; see apěk
- hapit
- 1. name of a month. 2. squeeze, pinch; anghapit to squeeze, to pinch; to oppress, to press (from two sides)
- hapus
- kahapusan deceived
- hapti
- (S āpti) will, to want
- habalang
- anghabalangakěn to throw at again and again; to regard as the chief or commander
- habět
- anghabět to beat
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- habika
- ngahabika to flatter, to persuade
- haměng
- confused; doubtful
- haměs
- hinaměs mixed, mingled; destroyed
- hamöng
- ahamöng rotten; dirty
- hamun
- anghamun to challenge, to defy; to oppose, to resist, to protest
- hampas
- waste, sediment, dregs, lees
- hampělu
- to dream aloud, to rave; delirious; to twaddle
- hampuk
- soft
- hamba
- slave; servant; subject
- hambal
- pinakahambala used as a reason, used as a cause
- hambawang
- a kind of mango
- hambah
- hinambah passed, visited
- hamběng
- kahamběng surrounded, enclosed
- hamběn
- hinamběn bandaged, wrapped, wound (around)
- hambö
- kahambö smelled, kissed, nosed, sniffed
- hamburu
- kahamburu hastily, hurriedly; helter-skelter, precipitously
- hambulu
- a kind of tree (Picus infectoria)
- hambulung
- hambulungan loincloth
- hāmhām
- convinced, sure, certain; to trust, to believe, to rely on
- hayam
- 1. hen; cock. 2. hinayam-hayam desired, wanted
- hayu
- beautiful, fine, nice; prosperous, blessed, happy; good, well; hinaywan agreed, approved; pamahayu protection, shelter; aid, help, assistance
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- hayun
- mahayunan to rock, to swing
- hayuyu
- crab
- haywa
- do not, don't (imperative)
- hara
- 1. hey! stop! I say! ah! 2. another name for Śiwa; humara to destroy, to damage
- hāraka
- (S) necklace of pearls
- haraṇa
- (S) transport, freight, carriage; delivery; pangharaṇa trap
- haran
- aharan called, named; kaharan like, as, similar to; can be regarded as
- haras
- aharas to touch, to touch each other; angharas to smell, to kiss, to nose, to sniff
- harah
- come (here)! come on! please! hey! I say! see hara (1)
- hara-hara
- square; field
- harěk
- humarěk to appear before
- harěng
- black; maharěng black
- harěp
- front, front-side; facade (of a building); will, desire; kaharěp i nghulun strī whom I desire to become my wife; maharěp to hope, to expect; to desire, to want
- hari
- 1. (S) lion. 2. (S) another name of Wiṣṇu. 3. hinari-hari consoled; flattered
- haring
- maharing musty, fusty
- haringět
- sweat
- haricandana
- (S) cendana tree
- hariṇa
- (S) deer
- hariṇacarmma
- (S) deerskin
- hariṇī
- (S) deer
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- hariṇīkanyā
- (S) female deer
- haritaśayanāsana
- (S) grass; resting-place, lounge
- haridayitā
- (S) Wiṣṇu's wife; queen
- harip
- often, frequently; aharip to doze
- haribhawana
- (S) seat/place of Wiṣṇu
- harimūrtti
- (S) body/appearance of Wiṣṇu
- hariwuwu
- hariwuwun taken care of, looked after, kept well
- hariṣṭa
- (S ariṣṭa) disaster, calamity; destruction, annihilation
- haris
- aharis patient; kind, friendly
- harih
- 1. interjection: hey! come! please! 2. anghariharih to bear/stand patiently; to console, to relax someone
- haru
- half-cooked rice
- harun
- hinarun wounded
- harus
- stream, current; wave; harusa like waves
- haruhara
- uproar, commotion; confusion; see harohara
- harohara
- confused, thoroughly mixed; startled, panic-stricken
- haryyas
- the core of a banana tree trunk
- harṣa
- (S) glad, happy, joyful, joyous, pleased; condition, stipulation; kaharṣa hope, expectation
- harṣacitta
- (S) gladness, joy, pleasure; happiness
- harṣaja
- (S) to arise from gladness, because of gladness; gladness, joy, pleasure; satisfaction
- harṣahetu
- (S) cause of gladness
- harṣuka
- (S) enthusiastic, animated, cheerful
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- hala
- 1. (S) plough; weapon with the form of a plough. 2. ugly; bad, wicked; kahala tortured, molested; magawe hala to commit a crime, to do evil things
- halang
- 1. name of a weapon; see hala (1). 2. handicap, obstruction, obstacle; anghalangi to handicap, to hinder, to hamper, to obstruct. 3. tar halangalang important, momentous, weighty
- haladhara
- (S) another name for Baladewa
- halab
- halab-halab vague(ly), dim(ly); sahalab with plundered things, with loot
- halamukī
- (S halamukhi) to have an ugly face; name of a verse form
- halay
- ahalay mistaken; wrong
- halaya
- anghalaya to try to seize, to try to hold
- halal
- impatient
- halalang
- thatch-grass, ilalang- grass
- halěp
- ahalěp beautiful, splendid; luxurious; makahalěp used as an adornment
- halělön
- kahalělön swallowed; pushed aside
- hali
- hali-hali doubtful; to fear, uneasy, worried
- halingěngěng
- amazed, astonished; perplexed, disconcerted
- halintang
- to pass, to cross
- halibab
- halibaběn to pant, panting; breathless, out of breath
- haliman
- elephant
- haliling
- 1. halilingan a kind of bird. 2. halilingěn dizzy, dizziness
- haliwat
- to pass
- halilawar
- hurricane, storm
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- halis
- quiet, still, silent
- halisyus
- hurricane, storm
- halu
- rice-pounder; humalu to beat with a rice-pounder
- halun
- wave
- halulu
- anghalulu to yelp, to whine, to howl; to cry, to lament
- hale
- mahale mistaken, wrong; see halay
- halpama
- (S alpa) small, little; a little, a bit
- halwan
- mahalwan false, insincere; unfaithful; to commit adultery
- hawā
- anghawākěn to destroy, annihilate; to swallow; kahawā pulled (with a jerk); flung away; things unintentionally taken; hit, struck; destroyed, annihilated
- hawag
- anghawag to do a thing without any reason; to do a thing unsystematically
- hawat
- sakahawat all subordinates; all hostages
- hawan
- 1. way, road; ahawan to go; to pass. 2. vehicle, carriage; ahawan to ride in a carriage
- hawal
- hawalan meeting place
- hawěr
- anghawěr to stand firm, to avert or ward off an attack
- hawain
- manghawin to take, to bring; panghawin servant; messenger
- hawū
- 1. dust, ash; destroyed; ashes of burned sea-shells. 2. mahawu-hawu cheerful, enthusiastic
- hawuk
- hard; cruel; dark; ahawuk gloomy, somber, dull, not sparkling
- hawulā
- fish
- hasap
- incense
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- hasěm
- sour, acid; hasěm-hasěman sour vegetable soup
- hāsita
- (S) to laugh; loud laughter; a burst of laughter; humāsita to laugh at
- hasin
- ahasin salty
- hasta
- (S) hand
- hastagṛhita
- (S) with tied hands
- hastagraha
- marriage
- hastagrāha
- (S) husband
- hastapāda
- (S) hand and foot
- hastalekha
- (S) handwriting, hand-painting
- hastāhasti
- (S) hand-to-hand fight
- hastī
- (S hastin) elephant
- hastipa
- (S) keeper or driver of an elephant
- hastipāla
- (S) keeper or driver of an elephant
- hastiśikṣā
- (S) knowledge about elephants
- hāsya
- (S) joke, fun; funny, ridiculous
- hāsyakāraṇa
- (S) ridiculous
- hāsyabhāwa
- (S) funny, ridiculous
- hāh
- hey! stop! fie! aměhāh to sigh; to lament, to cry
- hāha
- ah! hey! stop!
- hāhāśabda
- (S) sigh; to sigh; to complain
- hěngang
- tan hiněngang-hěngang undoubted, doubtless; without lingering, without delay
- hěngkāra
- (S ahaṃkāra) hallucination; consciousness; conceit, proud
- hěthöt
- mahěthötan to hise, to conceal; see höt
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- hěduk
- palm fibre
- hěněk
- sad; disgusting, loathsome, nauseating; ahěněk sad, sorrowful, distressed
- hěněng
- silent, still, quiet; ahěněng to keep silent; anghěněngakěn to let (go), to let a person have his way; to abandon, to renounce; to admit, to permit
- hěnö
- hiněnö sprayed; see ěnö
- hěni
- sand; ahěni covered with sand
- hěning
- clear, clean; ahěning clear, clean
- hěnu
- way, road, path
- hěntas
- huměntas to come out of, to leave
- hěnti
- finished, stopped; (not) at all, absolutely, by all means; destroyed; hěntyakěn destroyed
- hěrěng
- see hrěng
- hěrět
- to hinder, to hold back, to bar; see hrět
- hěrit
- (hrit) ahrit to crack, to squeak
- hěla
- hěla-hěla enthusiastic, cheerful, animated; to desire; glad, contented, to feel well, at one's ease, comfortable; ahěla-hěla to desire strongly
- hělak-hělakan
- sky, space, firmament
- hělang
- eagle
- hělar
- wing; feathers, fluff
- hělět
- ahělět spaced, with a space, with an interval; indirect; ahělětan separated (by a screen); mahělět to separate
- hělěd
- swallowing; manghělěd to swallow
- hělěm
- (hělöm) soon, later (on), afterwards, before long; hělěm-hělěm continuos(ly), incessant(ly); hělěm esuk the next morning, the next day
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- hělö
- see hělěd
- hěli
- change; ahěli to change; panghěli change; hělyan compensation
- hělu
- an panghělu to lead astray, to make a person go astray; to catch
- hěhěh
- see hāha
- höng
- humöng snappish, biting; cruel
- höt
- ahöta narrow; see hěthöt
- höb
- quiet, calm, shadowy; shadow, shade; angöb to (take) shelter (from sun, rain, wind); see hub
- höm
- ahöm to meet, to come together, to gather; to consult; pahöman place of meeting, sitting-place; meeting, sitting
- hör
- humör to fly
- höhhöh
- see hāha
- higā
- rib
- hīnga
- border, boundary, limit; mahīngan to prove; to pass (away), to elapse, to expire; to border on; makahīngan to border on
- hinggut
- hininggut shaken
- hingsa
- (S hiṃsā) molestation, torture; murder
- hingsaka
- (S hiṃaka) to torture, to molest; to kill
- hingsakarmma
- (S hiṃsākarman) to cause sufferings
- hinghā
- border, boundary, limit; see hinga
- hiji
- 1. a kind of bird. 2. a general classifier: piece
- hijo
- ahijo green
- hiñji
- mahiñji wonderful, astonishing
- hiḍěp
- thought, intention, purpose; opinion; judgment
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- consideration; memory, remembrance; notion, conception; feeling; ri hiḍěp nira in one's opinion; ahiḍěp according to; to follow; manghiḍěpa in order to confront/to face; kahiḍěpannya according to one's feeling, in one's opinion, according to one's insight
- hiḍi
- a weapon
- hiḍimbyātmaja
- (S) son of Hiḍimbi, i.e., Gaṭotkaca
- hita
- (S) 1. good, useful. 2. to go; to leave, to let alone
- hitakāraka
- (S) friend, comrade
- hitaprīya
- (S) good friend
- hitawacana
- (S) good advice
- hitāwasāna
- (S) good result
- hitasukha
- (S) blessed and happy; prosperity and happiness
- hitip
- (burnt) crust
- hiděng
- humiděng to stand firm, to hold on, to persist, to persevere
- hiděr
- humiděr to go around; in circulation
- hidu
- ahidu to spit; hidubāng red spittle (because of sirih-chewing)
- hīna
- (S) mean, low, humble; wicked, evil, sinful; to lack, in want of; poor, miserable
- hīnakāya
- (S) physically weak, to be weak in body
- hīnaguṇa
- (S) narrow-minded; shortage of knowledge
- hinādika
- (S) too small or too large; to little or too much
- hīnajanma
- (S) of low birth
- hīnapuṇya
- (S) of little use; to have little merit, to have a small amount of merit
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- hīnabala
- (S) weak
- hīnabuddhi
- (S) stupid, silly
- hīnabhakṣaṇa
- (S) without food, lacking food
- hīnabhukti
- (S) too little food
- hīnayānī
- (S) small vehicle; name of a school of Buddhism
- hīnayaśa
- (S) not famous, not well known
- hīnārthabala
- (S) to have no money and to have no strength
- hīnawarṇṇa
- (S) of low caste
- hīnawīryya
- (S) afraid, to fear; coward
- hīnaśakti
- (S) weak, feeble
- hīnāśraya
- (S) without help/aid/assistance
- hīnasādhana
- (S) with insufficient means
- hiněp
- anghiněp to pass the night, to stay over till the next morning
- hiněb
- anghiněb to close, to cover
- hintěn
- jewel
- hipus
- hinipus open, opened
- hiběk
- full
- hiběr
- to fly
- hima
- (S) snow; fog, haze; fresh
- himādri
- (S) Himalaya
- himawān
- (S) Himalaya
- himi
- himihimi a crab; ahimyahimyan to make love, to love one another
- himur
- hinimur-imur deceived; ignored, denied; to
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- throw dust in a person's eye
- himpěr
- agreement; when; like; as; similar to
- himbang
- side; half; part; rim, edge
- hiya
- hiniyakěn agreed, accepted; fixed, established, decided, determined
- hiyun
- see hyun
- hir
- 1. to fall. 2. to cover, to enclose; to fill, to fulfil; to complete
- hīr
- anghīrakěn to draw, to pull, to drag
- hīra
- (S) diamond
- hirānmaya
- (S) made of gold
- hirěng
- black, dark
- hiri
- 1. mahiryya-hiryyan to support one another. 2. mahiryya envious, jealous
- hiring
- slant, slope; side; hiring-hiring at a stretch, in rows; successively; ahiring slant; to bend, to bow, to incline
- hirit
- ahirit economical
- hirib
- anghirib to look like; to equal, to equalize; to bear a slight likeness to
- hiris
- hiniris be cut, be chopped
- hirung
- nose
- hila
- hila-hila forbidden, taboo; permanent rules; to trespass/transgress the rules
- hilang
- gone, disappeared
- hilī
- current, stream; ahili-hili to stream continuously, to flow incessantly
- hilir
- mahilir-hiliran to come down continuously; to fall incessantly
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- hiwag
- secretly, stealthily; anghiwagakěn to carry out something secretly/stealthily
- hiwang
- mahiwang wrong, mistaken; to deviate (from)
- hīs
- 1. to stream, to flow; humīs to stream, to flow. 2. humīs to hide, to conceal
- hisin
- shy, ashamed
- hih
- right! great! (interjection)
- hung
- roar (of a lion); cry; humung noisy, to buzz
- hungang
- hinungang discovered, known
- hungkāra
- roar, growl; lowing, bellowing
- hungkāramantra
- (S) sacred formula uttered by mumbling
- hunghang
- mahunghang tired, fatigued, exhausted
- hujung
- extreme point, end; top, summit; humujung to point at (in the direction of), to steer for, to go up to, to aim at
- huṇḍahagi
- ahuṇḍahagi to set up, to build up
- huṇḍi
- bundle, bunch, sheaf
- huta
- (S) victim, sacrifice
- hutang
- debt, credit, obligation; ahutang to be in debt, to owe a thing
- hutāgni
- (S) sacrificial fire; fire for offerings
- hutācana
- (S) eater of sacrifice; another name for the god Agni
- hutaśesa
- (S) remainder of a sacrifice, the rest of the offerings
- huti
- (S) sacrifice, offerings
- hudan
- rain
- hunang
- see uněng
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- huninga
- kahuninga known; noticed, observed, perceived, watched
- hunur
- hill
- huntu
- tooth; pahuntu diamond
- hundang
- invitation; manghundang to invite
- hub
- panghub shade, shadow
- hum
- ahum to consult
- humpang
- mahumpang dried, to dry
- humwang
- noisy; see hung, hwang
- huyang
- to stand in the sun; heated too much; unrest, unease; ahuyang restless, nervous, to toss about
- huyung
- ill, sick
- hur
- ahurhuran each (of them) at pleasure, each (of them) at will, each (of them) to his heart's content; mahurhuran to compete with each other, to rival one another; angūrakěn to honor; to prefer
- hurang
- 1. shrimp, lobster; crab. 2. ahurang pupil of a travelling priest
- hurip
- life, soul
- hurisa
- a tree
- hurung
- empty; deserted, lonely, calm, quiet, silent; tan hurung will not fail; certain, sure
- hurup
- mahurup to change, to exchange
- hurus
- panghurusan remedy, medicine
- hure
- humure to loosen, to analyze, to dislocate, to let loose, to let go, to free, to liberate
- hulat
- pahulatan look, view; facial expression, complexion
- hulap
- ahulap dazzling; mahulap radiating; dazzling
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- hulěr
- caterpillar
- hulěs
- skirt, cloth
- hulū
- head, beginning; upper end, upper course; mahulū to have as headman, to have as chief; panghulū leader, headman, commander, chief
- hulun
- slave, servant; mahulun king; queen; kahulun I your slave; servant; sanghulun I (your slave)
- hulur
- hulur-ulura it might be used as the fringes of
- huwa
- released (from); escaped, disappeared, gone, got off; scolding; anghuwākěn to let loose, to let go free, to free, to liberate; kahuwan loose, free, released (from), escaped, dissappeared, gone, got off
- huwah
- again, yet, more, still, moreover, just; and
- huwi
- tuber
- huwur
- huwur-huwur jellyfish
- huwus
- 1. already, ready; finished, at an end; settled, over, past. 2. anghuwus-huwus rumors, whisperings
- huhur
- huhuran to compete with one another
- hṛtśalya
- (S) annoyed, displeased, grieved
- hṛdaya
- (S) hear
- hṛdayatuṣṭi
- (S) satisfaction, contentment
- he
- 1. ah! alas! hey! 2. outside; fence; hedge
- heng
- hedge, fence, outside
- hetu
- (S) cause; reason
- hetuka
- (S) to cause; the reason that
- hema
- (S) gold
- hemacūrṇṇa
- (S) gold dust, gold powder
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- hemaḍaṇḍa
- (S hemadaṇḍa) golden stick, golden staff
- heman
- it is a pity (about), to think it a pity; to be sorry for, to care for
- hemanta
- (S) cold season; winter
- hemabhūpati
- (S) king of the golden land, king of the country of gold
- heyopadeya
- (S) what is allowed and what is forbidden
- heyopadeśa
- (S) lessons in evil deeds and crimes
- her
- angher to await, to wait for; pangher wait!
- hertambang
- waterfall, rapids
- hertali
- mountain river; waterfall; rapids
- hel
- anghel difficult, troublesome, annoying, tiresome; fatigued, tired, exhausted
- hewa
- furious, angry; growl; to be annoyed, bored, disgruntled, disgusted; vexed
- ho
- coconut tree; betelnut tree
- hotar
- (S) priest (worshipper of the god Agni)
- hoti
- (S) sacrifice, offerings
- hotot
- muscle; flesh, meat
- honya
- to be, to exist
- homa
- (S homan) sacrifice, offerings; mahoma to make a sacrifice
- homakāla
- (S) time for making a sacrifice
- homāgni
- (S) fire of sacrifice, fire of offerings
- homayājña
- (S) offerings
- homārccana
- (S) offerings
- horag
- to shake, shaken, shaking, to move to and fro violently
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- horwi
- thorny branches
- hol
- anghol to embrace
- hos
- 1. ahos to sigh; uneasy, worried, anxious; mahos to pant; to sigh. 2. hinosakěn aggravated, increased, intensified
- hosah
- ahosah confused, thoroughly mixed
- hosi
- mahosyan to pant, panting
- hyā
- ahyā enthusiastic, cheerful, animated; to cry, to cheer, to shout
- hyang
- god; holy, secret, immaculate; ahyang splendid, beautiful
- hyas
- decoration, embelishment, adornment; ahyas adorned, embellished, decorated; pahyas finery, embellishment, adornment, ornament
- hyū
- shark
- hyun
- 1. desire, will; ahyun to desire, will, to be intended; kahyun-hyun attracted. 2. ahyun to be unconscious, fainted, swooned; tired, fatigued, exhausted; to pant, panting
- hyus
- humyus to rustle, to hiss
- hranggung
- manghranggung to roar; to low, to bellow; to yelp, to whine, to howl, to moan
- hrada
- (S) pond; lake; river
- hrěk
- ahrěk to make clash; to stir up animals against one another (as in a cockfight)
- hrěng
- anghrěng to roar, to whine, to howl, to moan
- hrět
- see hěrět
- hrěbuk
- powder; flour (of rice, corn, etc)
- hrik
- the sound made by a horse; to neigh
- hrū
- arrow
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- hrūk
- attack; anghrūk to attack; manghrūk to yell, to scream
- hli
- ahli to change into
- hlai
- sheet (of paper), leaf, piece (of cloth)
- hwang
- humwang noisy, busy; lovely, cheerful, merry
- hwan
- ahwan to tend cattle, to watch cattle; manghwan to graze, to feed; panghwanan pasture, grassland
- hwab
- anghwab to yawn; manghwab to open; open (ed)
- hwah
- ahwah clear, bright, distinct, obvious
- hwī
- rattan