hara हर mf(A, rarely I)n. (only ifc.; fr. √ 1. hṛ) bearing, wearing, taking, conveying, bringing (see kavaca-, vārttā-h°), taking away, carrying off, removing, destroying (see bala-, śakti-h°) receiving, obtaining (see aṃśa-h°) ravishing, captivating (see mano-h°) m. ‘Seizer’, ‘Destroyer’, N. of Śiva, [ĀśvGṛ.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. of a Dānava, [MBh.]; [Hariv.] of a monkey, [R.] of various authors &c., [Cat.] (in arithm.) a divisor, [Col.] the denominator of a fraction, division, [ib.] a stallion (?), [L.] an ass, [L.] fire, [L.] &c. See p. 1289. haras हरस् háras n. a grasp, grip, [AV.] a draught, drink, beverage, [RV.]; [AV.] flame, fire (accord. to some also ‘anger’, ‘fury’), [ib.] [cf. Gk. θέρος.] &c. See col. 2. haraṇa हरण mf(A or I)n. (only ifc.) carrying, holding, containing (e.g. bali-haraṇī darvī, ‘a ladle containing an oblation’), [ĀśvGṛ.] taking away, removing (e.g. rajo-h° ‘removing dust’), [Kauś.] m. ‘taker’, a hand, [L.] an arm, [L.] Michelia Champaca, [L.] n. the act of carrying or bringing or fetching, [KātyŚr.]; [MBh.] &c. offering, [KātyŚr.]; [Gaut.] carrying off, robbing, abduction, [Gaut.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. removing, destroying, [Suśr.]; [VarBṛS.] dividing, division, [Col.] a nuptial present (= -yautaka), [MBh.] a gift to a student at his initiation, [W.] fodder given to a stallion (= vāḍaba-h°), [Kāś.] on [Pāṇ. vi, 2, 65] ([L.] also ‘a partic. gesture’ [esp. of an archer in shooting]; ‘boiling water’; ‘semen virile’; ‘gold’). &c. See p. 1289. haraṇi हरणि f. a water-channel, gutter, [L.] death, [L.] harajī हरजी hara—jī m. (with bhaṭṭa) N. of the father of Hara-datta, [ib.] haraka हरक m. a taker, seizer, conveyer, [W.] a rogue, cheat, [ib.] a reflecting person, [ib.] N. of Śiva, [ib.] a divisor or division, [ib.] a long flexible sword, [ib.] &c. See p. 1289. harave हरवे N. of a place (= Herāt), [Cat.] harajit हरजित् hara—jit m. N. of a man, [Cat.] haraṇīya हरणीय mfn. to be taken or seized &c., [Pāṇ. vi, 1, 217], Sch. haraśūra हरशूर hara—śūra N. of a place, [Vīrac.] harabīja हरबीज hara—bīja n. ‘Śiva's seed’, quicksilver, [L.] harabala हरबल hara—bala m. N. of a man, [Kathās.] haradāsa हरदास hara—dāsa m. N. of an author (perhaps w.r. for hari-d°), [Cat.] haragaurī हरगौरी hara—gaurī f. one of the forms of Śiva or of Śiva and Pārvatī conjoined (= ardhanārīśa) haragaṇa हरगण hara—gaṇa and hara—gupta, m. N. of poets, [Cat.] harahāra हरहार hara—hāra m. ‘Śiva's necklace’, N. of the serpent-demon Śeṣa, [Alaṃkārat.] harahūrā हरहूरा hara—hūrā (?) f. = hāra-h°, grape, [L.] harakeśa हरकेश hara—keśa incorrect for hari-keśa. harakeli हरकेलि hara—keli N. of a drama (composed by Vigraha-rāja-deva A.D. 1153). harakośa हरकोश hara—kośa m. N. of a dictionary. haramuja हरमुज N. of a place, [Cat.] haranātha हरनाथ hara—nātha (also spelt harin°) m. N. of authors, [Cat.] harapati हरपति hara—pati m. N. of an author, [Cat.] hararāta हररात hara—rāta m. N. of authors, [Cat.] hararūpa हररूप hara—rūpa m. ‘having the form of Hara’, N. of Śiva, [L.] harasūnu हरसूनु hara—sūnu m. ‘Śiva's son’, N. of Kārttikeya, [Ragh.] harasakha हरसख hara—sakha m. ‘Ś°'s friend’, N. of Kubera, [Daś.] harasvat हरस्वत् háras—vat (háras-), mfn. seizing (or ‘fiery’), [RV. ii, 23, 6] háras—vat f. (pl.) rivers (?), [Naigh. i, 13.] harasvin हरस्विन् haras—vín mfn. fiery, energetic, [TS.]; [Br.]; [ĀśvGṛ.] harayāṇa हरयाण hárayāṇa m. N. of a man, [RV.] haradatta हरदत्त hara—datta m. N. of various writers &c. (esp. of the author of the Pada-mañjarī, a Comm. on the Kāśikā-vṛtti, and the Mitākṣarā, a Comm. on Gautama's Dharmasūtra), [Cat.] haragupta हरगुप्त hara—gaṇa and hara—gupta, m. N. of poets, [Cat.] haranetra हरनेत्र hara—netra n. Śiva's eye, [Kathās.] a symbolical expression for the number ‘three’, [L.] harapriya हरप्रिय hara—priya m. Nerium Odorum, [L.] harasiṃha हरसिंह hara—siṃha m. N. of a king, [Cat.] haratejas हरतेजस् hara—tejas n. ‘Śiva's energy’, quicksilver, [L.] haraṇabhāga हरणभाग háraṇa—bhāga (háraṇa-), mfn. entitled to partake (said of deceased ancestors), [TBr.] haraśekharā हरशेखरा hara—śekharā f. ‘Ś°'s crest’, the Ganges, [L.] harakṣetra हरक्षेत्र hara—kṣetra n. N. of a district sacred to Śiva, [Inscr.] haramekhalā हरमेखला hara—mekhalā f. N. of wk. haramohana हरमोहन hara—mohana m. N. of authors, [Cat.] harasvāmin हरस्वामिन् hara—svāmin m. N. of a man, [Kathās.] haravijaya हरविजय hara—vijaya m. N. of a poem by Ratnākara. haravilāsa हरविलास hara—vilāsa m. a kind of musical composition, [Saṃgīt.] N. of a poem. haraśṛṅgārā हरशृङ्गारा hara—śṛṅgārā f. (in music) a partic. Rāgiṇī, [Saṃgīt.] haradattīya हरदत्तीय hara—dat°tīya n. N. of wk. haragovinda हरगोविन्द hara—govinda m. (also with vācaspati and śarman) N. of various authors, [ib.] haramekhalin हरमेखलिन् hara—mekhalin m. a partic. class of artisans, [Gol.] haranartaka हरनर्तक hara—nartaka n. a kind of metre (= hariṇa-pluta), [Ked.] haraṇāharaṇa हरणाहरण n. id., [ib.] haraṇahārika हरणहारिक haraṇa—hārika n. (or f(A). ) fetching the nuptial present, [MBh.] haracūḍāmaṇi हरचूडामणि hara—cūḍāmaṇi m. ‘Śiva's crest-gem’, the moon, [L.] haranārāyaṇa हरनारायण hara—nārāyaṇa (also spelt harin°) m. N. of authors, [Cat.] harapradīpikā हरप्रदीपिका hara—pradīpikā f. N. of a medic. wk. haracāpāropaṇa हरचापारोपण hara—cāpāropaṇa n. N. of a drama. haradagdhamūrti हरदग्धमूर्ति hara—dagdha-mūrti m. ‘whose body has been burnt by Ś°’, Kāma-deva (also ‘sexual love’), [VarBṛS.] haradattācārya हरदत्ताचार्य hara—dat°tācārya m. N. of a preceptor, [Sarvad.] haradattasiṃha हरदत्तसिंह hara—datta—siṃha m. N. of a modern author, [Cat.] harasiddhipradā हरसिद्धिप्रदा hara—siddhi-pradā f. N. of a partic. family-deity, [Cat.] haragaurīsaṃvāda हरगौरीसंवाद hara—gaurī—saṃvāda m. N. of wk. haradattacaritra हरदत्तचरित्र hara—datta—caritra n. N. of wk. harakumāraṭhakkura हरकुमारठक्कुर hara—kumāra-ṭhakkura m. N. of a modern author, [Cat.] haramukuṭamāhātmya हरमुकुटमाहात्म्य hara—mukuṭa-māhātmya n. N. of wk. haracaritacintāmaṇi हरचरितचिन्तामणि hara—carita-cintāmaṇi m. N. of a poem.