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Word (IAST)Word (Devanagari)Overview
dvāद्वाold nom. du. of dva, substituted for dvi in comp. before other numerals &c.
dvāḥद्वाःin comp. for dvār.
dvārद्वार्dvā́r (fr. √ dvṛ?), gate, door, entrance or issue, fig. expedient, means, opportunity (instr. °rā ifc. by means of, by), [RV.]; [AV.]; [ŚBr.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c.
[cf. 1. dur, 1. dura and dvāra; Gk. θύρα; Lat. fores; Slav. dvǐrǐ; Lit. dùrys; Got. daur; Old Sax. dor &c.]
dvājaद्वाजdvā—ja m. son of two fathers, [BhP. ix, 20, 38] (wrong explanation of bharadvāja).
dvārīद्वारीdvā́rī (ī), f. door, [ŚāṅkhŚr.]
dvāraद्वारdvā́ra n. door, gate, passage, entrance, [ŚBr.]; [ĀśvGṛ.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c.
opening, aperture (esp. of the human body, cf. nava-), [Up.]; [Suśr.] &c.
a way, means, medium (instr. °reṇa ifc. by means of, with regard or according to), [MBh.]; [Kāv.]; [Pañc.] &c. (the Māheśvaras hold that there are 6 Dvāras or means of obtaining religious ecstasy, [Sarvad.])
dvā́ra m. N. of a Gandharva, [R.]
dvārinद्वारिन्dvā°rin m. door-keeper, [MBh. i, 4906.]
dvāryāद्वार्याdvā°ryā f. (scil. sthūṇā) door-post, [ib.]
dvāryaद्वार्यdvā°rya mfn. belonging to or being at a door, [GṛS.]; [ŚrS.]
dvāḥsthaद्वाःस्थdvāḥ—stha ([MBh.]; [Kāv.]) and dvāḥ—sthita ([L.]), mfn. standing at the gate or door m. door-keeper, porter, warder (written also dvā-sth°).
dvādaśīद्वादशीdvā-daśī́ (ī́), f. (sc. rātri or tithi) the 12th day of the half-month
dvā-daśī f. of 1. dvā-daśa in comp.
dvādaśaद्वादशdvā-daśa and -daśan, see below.
dvā-daśá mf(I/)n. the twelfth, [VS.]; [ŚBr.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. (du. the eleventh and twelfth, [Kāṭh.])
ifc. (f(A). ) forming 12 with (cf. aśva- add.)
consisting of 12, 12 fold, [RV.]; [ŚBr.]
increased by 12 [KātyŚr.]
dvā-daśá n. a collection or aggregate of 12 [ŚBr.]
dvā́-daśa for -daśan in comp.
dvāparaद्वापरdvā—pára m. n. that die or side of a die which is marked with two spots, [VS.]; [TS.]; [Kāṭh.]; [MBh.]
the Die personified, [Nal. vi, 1]
‘the age with the number two’, N. of the 3rd of the 4 Yugas or ages of the world (comprising 2400 years; the Y°s itself = 2000, and each twilight = 200 years; it is also personified as a god), [AitBr.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c., [RTL. 111]; [433]
N. of a myth. being, [MBh. i, 2713]
doubt, uncertainty, [L.]
dvārīkṛद्वारीकृdvārī-√ kṛ to employ as a medium or means or mediator, [Mudr. iv, 7/8.]
dvārakāद्वारकाf. ‘many-gated’, N. of the capital of Kṛṣṇa (on the western point of Gūjarāt, supposed to have been submerged by the sea), [MBh.]; [Hariv.]; [Pur.] &c. (f(ikA). id., [L.]; [RTL. 55, 1]; [113]; [400, 2])
f. of prec.
dvārakaद्वारकn. door, gate, [MBh.]
mfn. ifc. occasioned or caused by, [Śaṃk.]
dvārapaद्वारपdvāra—pa m. id., [AitBr.]; [ChUp.]
dvāratāद्वारताdvāra—tā f. the being the way to or the occasion of (comp.), [Ragh.]; [Kād.]
a door, gate
an entrance, way, access, [MW.]
dvārikaद्वारिकm. door-keeper, warder, [Pañc. iii, 85]
N. of one of the Sun's 18 attendants, [L.] (f(ikA). See dvāraka).
dvārvatद्वार्वत्dvār—vat mfn. having many doors
dvādaśanद्वादशन्dvā-daśa and -daśan, see below.
dvā́-daśan pl. (nom. acc. dvā́-daśa, instr. dvā daśábhis dat. abl. °śábhyas, loc. °śāsu gen. śā́nām, according to [Pāṇ. vi, 1, 179], [180] in Class. also °śabhís, °śabhyás, °śasú) twelve, [RV.] &c.
[cf. Zd. dva-daśan; Gk.δώ-δεκα; Lat. duo-decim.]
dvādaśinद्वादशिन्dvā-daśin mfn. consisting of 12, twelvefold, [RV.]; [Prāt.]; [ŚāṅkhŚr.]
dvārasthaद्वारस्थdvāra—stha mfn. standing at the door
dvāra—stha m. door-keeper, porter, [MBh.]; [Hariv.] &c.
dvāratvaद्वारत्वdvāra—tva n. the being caused or produced by (comp.), [Śaṃk.]
dvāravatद्वारवत्dvāra—vat mfn. ‘many-gated’
dvārbāhuद्वार्बाहुdvār—bāhu m. door-post, [ĀpŚr.]
dvārvatīद्वार्वतीdvār—vatī f. = dvāra-vatī, [BhP.]
dvāviṃśaद्वाविंशdvā—viṃśá mf(I)n. the 22nd, [Br.]; [Up.]; [Mn.]
consisting of 22 [VS.]
dvāṣaṣṭaद्वाषष्टdvā—ṣaṣṭá mf(I)n. the 62nd, [MBh.]
joined with 62 [ŚBr.]
dvāṣaṣṭiद्वाषष्टिdvā—ṣaṣṭi f. 62 [MBh.]
dvāḥsthitaद्वाःस्थितdvāḥ—stha ([MBh.]; [Kāv.]) and dvāḥ—sthita ([L.]), mfn. standing at the gate or door m. door-keeper, porter, warder (written also dvā-sth°).
dvāṃdvikaद्वांद्विकmfn. (fr. dvamidva) proceeding from a compound affection of two humours, [Car.]
dvādaśāhaद्वादशाहdvādaśāhá mfn. lasting 12 days
a period or ceremony of 12 days, [AV.]; [ŚBr.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.]
dvādaśāraद्वादशारdvā́daśāra mfn. having 12-spokes (as the wheel or cycle of the year), [RV.]; [MBh.]
dvādaśadhāद्वादशधाdvā-daśa—dhā́ ind. 12fold, [AV.] &c.
dvādaśakaद्वादशकdvā-daśaka mf(I)n. the twelfth, [MBh.]
consisting of 12 (syllables), [RV.]; [Prāt.]
with dama (a fine) amounting to 12 (Paṇas), [Mn.]
dvā-daśaka n. the number or an aggregate of 12 [Yājñ.]
dvādaśamaद्वादशमdvā-daśa—ma mf(I)n. the 12th, [MBh.]; [BhP.] (cf. 1. dvādaśa).
dvādaśatāद्वादशताdvā-daśa—tā f.
dvādaśikaद्वादशिकdvā-daśika mfn. having the length of 12 [Śulbas.]
happening on the 12th day or on the 12th day of a half-month, [R.]
dvā-daśika See above.
dvānavataद्वानवतdvā—navata mf(I)n. the 92nd, [MBh.]
dvānavatiद्वानवतिdvā—nava°ti f. 92 [Pāṇ. vi, 3, 49],
dvārādhipaद्वाराधिप([Rājat.]) & dvā°rādhyakṣa ([MBh.]), m. = °ra-rakṣin.
dvārārariद्वाराररिm. leaf of a door, [Rājat.]
dvārāvatīद्वारावतीdvārā-vatī f. = °ra-v°, [VarP.]
N. of Bangkok, [Inscr.]
dvāraśākhāद्वारशाखाdvāra—śākhā f. door-post, [L.]
dvāraśobhāद्वारशोभाdvāra—śobhā f. a beautiful portal, [Mṛcch. iv, 26/27.]
dvārabāhuद्वारबाहुdvāra—bāhu m. door-post, [Lāṭy.] (ifc. -ka, [Hariv.])
dvāradāruद्वारदारुdvāra—dātu & dvāra—dāru, m. Tectona Grandis, [Bhpr.]
dvāradātuद्वारदातुdvāra—dātu & dvāra—dāru, m. Tectona Grandis, [Bhpr.]
dvārakeśaद्वारकेशm. ‘lord of D°’, N. of Kṛṣṇa, [L.]
dvāramukhaद्वारमुखdvāra—mukha n. ‘door-mouth’, opening, [Mṛcch. iv, 25/26.]
dvārapālaद्वारपालdvāra—pāla m. id., [MBh.]; [Hariv.] &c. (f(I). g. revaty-ādi)
N. of various Yakṣas and of sacred places connected with them, [MBh.]
dvārapatiद्वारपतिdvāra—pati m. = -pa, [MBh.]
dvāravatīद्वारवतीdvāra—vatī f. N. of the capital of Kṛṣṇa, [MBh.]; [Hariv.]
dvātriṃśaद्वात्रिंशdvā—triṃśá mf(I)n. the 32nd, [MBh.]
consisting of 32 [Br.]; [Lāṭy.]
32 (in °śāra mfn.) having 32 spokes, [RāmatUp.]
dvādaśākhyaद्वादशाख्यm. ‘the 12-named?’ a Buddha, [L.] (cf. °śākṣa).
dvādaśāṃśaद्वादशांशm. the 12th part or division (esp. of a constellation), [Var.]
dvādaśāṃśuद्वादशांशुm. ‘the 12-rayed’, N. of Bṛhas-pati or the planet Jupiter, [L.]
dvādaśāṅgīद्वादशाङ्गीf. the collective Jaina sacred writings (consisting of 12 parts), [L.]
dvādaśābdaद्वादशाब्दmfn. lasting 12 years, [VP.]
dvādaśākṣaद्वादशाक्षmf(I)n. 12. eyed
m. N. of Skanda, [L.] (cf. °śa-locana)
of one of his attendants, [MBh.]
of a Buddha (cf. °śākhya), [L.]
dvādaśārkaद्वादशार्कm. N. of wk.
dvādaśāsraद्वादशास्रn. or dvādaśā°sri f., a dodecagon, a dodecagonal figure, [Col.] (written also °śra, °śri).
dvādaśāsriद्वादशास्रिdvādaśāsra n. or dvādaśā°sri f., a dodecagon, a dodecagonal figure, [Col.] (written also °śra, °śri).
dvādaśāyusद्वादशायुस्m. ‘whose life lasts 12 (years)’, a dog, [L.]
dvādaśarcaद्वादशर्चdvā-daśa—rcá (°śa + ricá) mfn. containing 12 verses, [ŚrS.]
dvādaśatvaद्वादशत्वdvā-daśa—tva n. the aggregate of 12 [KātyŚr.], Sch.
dvāpañcāśaद्वापञ्चाशdvā—pañcāśá mf(I)n. the 52nd, [MBh.]; [R.] (du. the 51st and 52nd, [ŚāṅkhBr. xviii, 3])
accompanied or increased by 52 [ŚBr.]
dvārapakṣaद्वारपक्षdvāra—pakṣa ([ĀśvGṛ.]) m. door-panel
dvārapaṭṭaद्वारपट्टdvāra—paṭṭa m. id., [Kathās.]
dvārapiṇḍīद्वारपिण्डीdvāra—piṇḍī f. the threshold of a door, [L.]
dvārasthūṇāद्वारस्थूणाdvāra—sthūṇā f. door-post, [ĀpŚr.]
dvārasthitaद्वारस्थितdvāra—sthita mfn. id., [Pañcad.]
dvāravaṃśaद्वारवंशdvāra—vaṃśa m. the cross-beam of a door, [MānGṛ.]
dvāravṛttaद्वारवृत्तdvāra—vṛtta n. black pepper, [L.]
dvāsaptataद्वासप्ततdvā—saptata mf(I)n. the 72nd, [MBh.]
dvāsaptatiद्वासप्ततिdvā́—saptati (dvā́-), f. 72
dvātriṃśatद्वात्रिंशत्dvā́—triṃśat (dvā́-), f. 32
dvāviṃśatiद्वाविंशतिdvā́—viṃśati (dvā́-), f. 22, [ŚBr.]; [MBh.] &c.
dvādaśāhīyaद्वादशाहीयdvādaśāhika ([KātyŚr.], Sch.) & dvādaśā°hīya ([TBr.], Sch.), mfn. relating to a period or ceremony of 12 days.
dvādaśāhikaद्वादशाहिक([KātyŚr.], Sch.) & dvādaśā°hīya ([TBr.], Sch.), mfn. relating to a period or ceremony of 12 days.
dvādaśākāraद्वादशाकार([Divyāv.]) mfn. having 12 shapes.
dvādaśākṛtiद्वादशाकृतिdvā́daśākṛti ([RV.]) mfn. having 12 shapes.
dvādaśārcisद्वादशार्चिस्m. = °śāṃśu
dvādaśātmanद्वादशात्मन्or dvādaśā°tmaka, m. ‘appearing in 12 forms’, the sun (in each month), [MBh.]; [L.]
dvādaśāyogaद्वादशायोगdvādaśāyogá mfn. yoked with 12 (bulls), [MaitrS.]; [ŚāṅkhŚr.]
dvādaśabhāvaद्वादशभावdvā-daśa—bhāva m. N. of wk.
dvādaśabhujaद्वादशभुजdvā-daśa—bhuja m. ‘having 12 arms’, N. of one of Skanda's attendants, [MBh.]
dvādaśaśataद्वादशशतdvā́-daśa—śata (dvā́), n. 112
in comp. also 1200 (= ī f., [Rājat.])
dvādaśagavaद्वादशगवdvā-daśa—gavá n. a team of 12 bulls, [TS.]; [ŚBr.]
dvādaśakaraद्वादशकरdvā-daśa—kara m. ‘12-handed or 12-rayed’, N. of Kārttikeya, [L.]
of Bṛhas-pati or the planet Jupiter, [L.]
dvādaśamūlaद्वादशमूलdvā-daśa—mūla m. ‘having 12 roots’, N. of Viṣṇu, [L.]
dvādaśapadaद्वादशपदdvā-daśa—pada mf(A)n. consisting of 12 words, [Mālatīm.], Sch.
dvādaśavidhaद्वादशविधdvā́-daśa—vidha (dvā́), mfn. 12fold, [ŚBr.]
dvādaśayogaद्वादशयोगdvā-daśa—yoga v.l. for °śāy°, q.v.
dvāpañcāśatद्वापञ्चाशत्dvā—pañcāśat f. 52 [Hariv.]; [Rājat.]
dvārādhyakṣaद्वाराध्यक्षdvārādhipa ([Rājat.]) & dvā°rādhyakṣa ([MBh.]), m. = °ra-rakṣin.
dvārāpidhānaद्वारापिधान(Sch.) = °ra-p°.
dvāraphalakaद्वारफलकdvāra—phalaka n. = kapāṭa, [ŚāṅkhGṛ.]
dvāradarśinद्वारदर्शिन्dvāra—darśin m. a door-watcher, door-keeper, [R.]