| śama | शम | m. tranquillity, calmness, rest, equanimity, quietude or quietism, absence of passion, abstraction from external objects through intense meditation (śamaṃ √ kṛ, ‘to calm one's self’, ‘be tranquil’), [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. |
| peace, peace with (sārdham), [MBh.] |
| Quietism or Tranquillity (personified as a son of Dharma and husband of Prāpti), [MBh.] |
| tranquillization, pacification, allayment, alleviation, cessation, extinction, [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c. |
| absence of sexual passion or excitement, impotence, [TāṇḍBr.] |
| alleviation or cure of disease, convalescence, [W.] |
| final happiness, emancipation from all the illusions of existence, [L.] |
| indifference, apathy, [Rājat.] |
| the hand (cf. śaya), [L.] |
| imprecation, malediction (w.r. for śapa), [L.] |
| N. of a king of the Nandi-vegas, [MBh.] |
| of a son of Andhaka, [Hariv.] |
| of a son of Dharma-sūtra, [BhP.] |
| śáma mfn. tame, domestic, [RV. i, 32, 15]; [33, 15.] |
| śamatha | शमथ | m. quiet, tranquillity, absence of passion, [Lalit.] |
| a counsellor, minister, [L.] |
| śamaṭha | शमठ | m. (cf. [Uṇ. i, 102], Sch.) N. of a Brahman, [MBh.] |
| śamakā | शमका | f. a kind of creeper (found in Nanda-pura), [Kauś.] |
| śamaka | शमक | mfn. (fr. Caus.) pacifying, a pacifier, peace-maker, [Pāṇ. vii, 3, 34], Sch. |
| śamala | शमल | śámala n. ([Uṇ. i], [iii]) impurity, sin, blemish, fault, harm, [AV.]; [TS.]; [Kāṭh.]; [Kauś.]; [BhP.] |
| feces, ordure, [L.] |
| śamanī | शमनी | f. See below |
| f. ‘the calming one’, night, [L.] |
| śamana | शमन | mf(I)n. calming, tranquillizing, soothing, allaying, extinguishing, destroying, [KātyŚr.]; [MBh.] &c. |
| m. ‘settler, destroyer’, N. of Yama, [Daś.] |
| a kind of antelope, [L.] |
| a kind of pea, [L.] |
| n. the act of calming, appeasing, allaying, tranquillization, pacification, extinction, destruction, [Kauś.]; [MBh.] &c. killing, slaying, immolation, [Kauś.] |
| chewing, swallowing, [L.] |
| a mode of sipping water (prob. for camana), [MW.] |
| malediction, reviling (w.r. for śapana), [W.] |
| śamara | शमर | (in roma-ś°), prob. = vivara, [GopBr.] |
| śamagir | शमगिर् | śama—gir f. a tranquillizing word or speech, [Prab.] |
| śamakṛt | शमकृत् | śama—kṛt mfn. devoted to quietism, [L.] |
| śamastha | शमस्थ | śama—stha mfn. engaged in quietism, [MW.] |
| śamavat | शमवत् | śama—vat mfn. tranquil, peaceful, [Śiś.]; [Veṇīs.] |
| śamaśama | शमशम | śama—śama mfn. enjoying perpetual tranquillity (as Śiva), [MBh.] |
| śamanīya | शमनीय | mfn. to be tranquillized, consolable, [MW.] |
| serving for tranquillization, soothing, [Suśr.] |
| n. a sedative, [ib.]; [Sāh.] |
| śamapara | शमपर | śama—para mfn. devoted to quiet, tranquil, [VarBṛS.] |
| śamasudhā | शमसुधा | śama—sudhā f. the nectar of tranquillity, [ib.] |
| śamasukha | शमसुख | śama—sukha n. the joy or happiness of tranquillity, [Bhartṛ.] |
| śamayitṛ | शमयितृ | m. (fr. Caus.) an alleviator, tranquillizer, [Kauś.] (°śámayitṛkā f., [MaitrS.]) |
| an extinguisher, destroyer, killer, slayer, [Nir.]; [Ragh.] |
| śamasaukhya | शमसौख्य | śama—saukhya n. = -sukha, [Śāntiś.] |
| śamasthalī | शमस्थली | śama—sthalī f. = antarvedī, [Gal.] |
| śamanīpāra | शमनीपार | śamanī—pāra m. (prob.) a partic. mode of reciting the Ṛg-veda, [Pat.] on [Pāṇ. iii, 2, 1], Vārtt. 1. |
| śamanīṣada | शमनीषद | śamanī—ṣada m. ‘night-goer’, a Rākṣasa, evil spirit, demon, [L.] |
| śamanavidhi | शमनविधि | śamana—vidhi m. N. of the 46th Pariśiṣṭa of the [AV.] |
| śamaprāpta | शमप्राप्त | śama—prāpta mfn. one who has attained, quiet, [Vedāntas.] |
| śamavihāra | शमविहार | śama—vihāra mfn. living a tranquil life, [Bcar.] |
| śamayitṛkā | शमयितृका | śámayitṛkā f., [MaitrS.] |
| śamanaśvasṛ | शमनश्वसृ | śamana—śvasṛ f. ‘Yama's sister’, the river Yamunā or Jumnā, [L.] |
| śamapradhāna | शमप्रधान | śama—pradhāna mfn. id., [Śak.] |
| śamalagṛhīta | शमलगृहीत | śamala—gṛhīta m. affected with a taint, [AitBr.] |
| śamavyasanin | शमव्यसनिन् | śama—vyasanin mfn. dissolute from indifference, [Rājat.] |
| śamathasambhāra | शमथसम्भार | śamatha—sambhāra m. (with Buddhists) quietude as one of the equipments (one of the 4 Sambhāras q.v.), [Dharmas. 117.] |
| śamanīcameḍhra | शमनीचमेढ्र | śama—nīca-meḍhra m. one whose generative organ hangs down from absence of passion or impotence, [TāṇḍBr.] |
| śamantakastotra | शमन्तकस्तोत्र | śamantaka-stotra n. N. of a Stotra, [Cat.] (prob. w.r. for śamāntaka-, or syamantaka-st°). |
| śamasetupradīpa | शमसेतुप्रदीप | śama—setu-pradīpa m. N. of wk. |
| śamathavipaśyanāvihārin | शमथविपश्यनाविहारिन् | śamatha—vipaśyanā-vihārin m. ‘enjoying quietude and right knowledge’, N. of Buddha, [Divyāv.] |