| dīrghā | दीर्घा | (ā), f. an oblong tank (cf. °ghikā), [R. v, 16, 27] |
| a kind of plant = -pattrā, [L.] |
| a mystical N. of the letter n, [Up.] |
| dīrghādhī | दीर्घाधी | dīrghā́-dhī mfn. having a far-seeing mind, [RV. ii, 27, 4.] |
| dīrghāyu | दीर्घायु | mfn. long-lived, [viii, 70, 7] |
| dīrghādhva | दीर्घाध्व | m. a long way or journey, [AitBr. vi, 23] |
| dīrghāṅgī | दीर्घाङ्गी | f. ([Bhpr.]) and dīrghā°ṅghri m. ([L.]) = °ṃhri. |
| dīrghāhan | दीर्घाहन् | mf(hnI)n. having long days, [Pāṇ. viii, 2, 69], Vārtt. 1, [Pat.]; [viii, 4, 7], id. |
| dīrghākṣa | दीर्घाक्ष | mf(I)n. long-eyed, [Mālav. ii, 3.] |
| dīrghāsya | दीर्घास्य | mfn. long-faced, [Hariv.] |
| m. N. of a people, [Var.] |
| dīrghāyus | दीर्घायुस् | mfn. long-lived, [RV.]; [MBh.] &c. |
| wished to be long-lived, [R. iii, 1, 11] (cf. āyuṣmat) |
| m. a crow, [L.] |
| N. of 2 trees (jīvaka and śāmali), [L.] |
| of Mārkaṇḍeya, [L.] |
| dīrghāṃhri | दीर्घांह्रि | m. ‘having long roots’, Desmodium Gangeticum, [L.] |
| dīrghāṅghri | दीर्घाङ्घ्रि | dīrghāṅgī f. ([Bhpr.]) and dīrghā°ṅghri m. ([L.]) = °ṃhri. |
| dīrghāgama | दीर्घागम | m. N. of a Buddh. wk. |
| dīrghākāra | दीर्घाकार | mfn. long-formed, oblong, [MW.] |
| dīrghāmaya | दीर्घामय | mfn. long sick, [Hit. iv, 36.] |
| dīrghānala | दीर्घानल | n. a mystical N. of the syllable rā, [RāmatUp.] |
| dīrghāpsas | दीर्घाप्सस् | mfn. having a long fore-part (a waggon), [RV. i, 122, 15.] |
| dīrghāyudha | दीर्घायुध | m. (!) long weapon, spear, [L.] |
| mfn. having long weapons (tusks) |
| m. a hog, [L.] |
| dīrghādhvaga | दीर्घाध्वग | dīrghādhva—ga mfn. going long journeys |
| dīrghādhva—ga m. a camel, a letter-carrier or messenger, [L.] |
| dīrghālarka | दीर्घालर्क | m. = °ghāyuṣya m., [L.] |
| dīrghāpāṅga | दीर्घापाङ्ग | mfn. having long, outer corners of the eyes |
| m. N. of an antelope, [Śak. v, 20/21.] |
| dīrghāraṇya | दीर्घारण्य | dīrghāraṇyá n. a long tract of wild or desert country, [Br.] |
| dīrghāyutva | दीर्घायुत्व | dīrghāyu—tvá n., [ib.] [x, 62, 2]; [ŚBr.] &c. |
| dīrghāyuṣka | दीर्घायुष्क | dīrghā°yuṣka mfn. long-lived, [Bhpr.] |
| dīrghāyuṣya | दीर्घायुष्य | dīrghā°yuṣya n. id. |
| dīrghā°yuṣya m. N. of a tree (= śveta-mandāraka), [L.] |
| dīrghāpekṣin | दीर्घापेक्षिन् | mfn. very regardful or considerate, [MBh. vii, 5467] (B. dīrghapr°). |
| dīrghāyuṣṭva | दीर्घायुष्ट्व | dīrghā°yuṣ-ṭva n. long-livedness, a long life, [Hariv. 886] (cf. °yu-tva) |
| dīrghāṅgulitā | दीर्घाङ्गुलिता | dīr—°ghāṅgulitā f. the having long fingers (one of the 32 signs of perfection), [Dharmas. 83] |
| dīrghāyuśocis | दीर्घायुशोचिस् | dīrghā́yu—śocis mfn. (°ghā́yu-) shining through a long life (Agni), [RV. v, 18, 3.] |
| dīrghāṅkagrāma | दीर्घाङ्कग्राम | dīrghāṅka-grāma m. N. of a village. |
| dīrghābhiniṣṭhānānta | दीर्घाभिनिष्ठानान्त | dīr—°ghābhiniṣṭhānānta mfn. ending in a long vowel or in Visarga, [ĀpGṛ.] |
| dīrghānuparivartin | दीर्घानुपरिवर्तिन् | mfn. having a long after-effect, [L.] |