hiṃs हिंस् (orig. Desid. of √ han) cl. 1. 7. P. ([Dhātup. xxix, 19]; [xxxiv, 23]) hiṃsati, hinásti (Ved. and ep. also Ā. hiṃsate, híṃste; 2. sg. hiṃsi for hinassi, [MBh. iii, 13269]; pf. jihiṃsa, °simá, jīhiṃsīḥ, [AV.]; aor. ahiṃsīt, hiṃsīt, [RV.] &c.; fut. hiṃsita Gr.; hiṃsiṣyati, °te, [Br.] &c.; inf. hiṃsitum [Ved. also híṃsitoḥ] [ib.]; ind.p. hiṃsitvā́, [AV.]; [Br.]; -hiṃsya, [MBh.]), to injure, harm, wound, kill, destroy, [RV.] &c. &c.: Pass. hiṃsyate (aor. ahiṃsi), to be injured or killed, [RV.] (in á-hiṃsyamāna) &c.: Caus. or cl. 10. P. ([Dhātup. xxxiv, 23]) hiṃsayati (aor. ajihiṃsat), to injure, harm, kill, slay, [MBh.] : Desid. jíhiṃsiṣati, to wish to injure &c., [ŚBr.] : Intens. jehiṃsyate, jehiṃsti Gr. mfn. injuring, striking (see su-hiṃs). hiṃsā हिंसा híṃsā (ā), f., see below. f. injury, harm (to life or property), hurt, mischief, wrong (said to be of three kinds, 1. mental as ‘bearing malice’; 2. verbal, as ‘abusive language’; 3. personal, as ‘acts of violence’), [Mn.]; [Yājñ.]; [MBh.] &c. Injury or Mischief personified (as the wife of Adharma and daughter of Lobha and Niṣkṛti), [Pur.] Asteracantha Longifolia, [L.] hiṃsa हिंस híṃsa mfn. injuring, injurious, mischievous, hostile, [RV.] hiṃsrā हिंस्रा (ā), f. a mischievous woman, [Mn. ix, 80] N. of various plants (accord. to [L.], Nardostachys Jatamansi, Coix Barbata = kākādanī and elāvali), [Suśr.] fat, [L.] a vein, [L.] hiṃsra हिंस्र hiṃsrá mf(A/)n. injurious, mischievous, hurtful, destructive, murderous, cruel, fierce, savage (ifc. ‘acting injuriously towards’), [RV.] &c. &c. hiṃsrá m. a man who delights in injuring living creatures, [Mn. iii, 164] a savage animal, beast of prey, [Ragh.] N. of Śiva, [MBh.] of Bhīma-sena, [L.] of a certain cruel Brāhman, [Hariv.] hiṃsrá (am), n. cruelty, [Mn. i, 29.] hiṃsya हिंस्य mfn. to be hurt or injured or killed, [ŚāṅkhGṛ.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. hiṃsālu हिंसालु mfn. mischievous, hurting, murderous, [W.] hiṃsāru हिंसारु m. a destructive animal, a tiger, [L.] hiṃsīna हिंसीन m. a savage animal, beast of prey, [L.] hiṃsīra हिंसीर mfn. mischievous, destructive, [L.] m. a tiger, [L.] hiṃsaka हिंसक mfn. = prec. [Yājñ.]; [MBh.] &c. m. (only [L.]) a noxious animal, beast of prey an enemy a Brāhman skilled in the magical texts of the Atharva-veda (cf. hiṃsā-karman). hiṃsana हिंसन m. an enemy, [L.] n. the act of hurting, injuring, killing, slaying, [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. hiṃsita हिंसित hiṃsitá mfn. hurt, injured, wounded, killed, destroyed, [AV.] &c. &c. hiṃsitá n. injury, harm, [Pañcat.] hiṃsitos हिंसितोस् híṃsitos See under the root above. hiṃsraka हिंस्रक m. a savage animal, beast of prey, [L.] hiṃsāluka हिंसालुक m. a mischievous animal, savage dog, [L.] hiṃsārata हिंसारत hiṃsā—rata mfn. delighting in doing harm or mischief, [Mn. iv, 170.] hiṃsāruci हिंसारुचि hiṃsā—ruci mfn. id. (-tva n.), [R.] hiṃsātman हिंसात्मन् hiṃsā°tman (hiṃsāt°), mfn. id., [Bcar.] hiṃsāvāda हिंसावाद hiṃsā—vāda m. N. of wk. hiṃsanīya हिंसनीय mfn. to be hurt or injured, [MBh.] to be killed (as cattle), [Kull.] on [Mn. v, 41.] hiṃsāprāya हिंसाप्राय hiṃsā—prāya mfn. generally or for the most part injurious, [Mn. x, 83.] hiṃsātmaka हिंसात्मक hiṃsā°tmaka (hiṃsāt°), mfn. intent on doing harm, [R.] hiṃsitavya हिंसितव्य hiṃsitavyà mfn. to be harmed or injured, [AV.] hiṃsrapaśu हिंस्रपशु hiṃsra—jantu or hiṃsra—paśu, m. a savage animal, beast of prey, [Kāv.] hiṃsākarman हिंसाकर्मन् hiṃsā—karman n. any injurious or hostile act (esp. employment of magical spells and mystical texts such as those of the Atharva-veda for the injury of an enemy q.v.), [L.] hiṃsāprāṇin हिंसाप्राणिन् hiṃsā—prāṇin m. a savage or noxious animal, [MW.] hiṃsāvihāra हिंसाविहार hiṃsā—vihāra mfn. taking pleasure in mischief, roaming about to do harm, [MW.] hiṃsrātmatā हिंस्रात्मता f. malevolence, [Bcar.] hiṃsrajantu हिंस्रजन्तु hiṃsra—jantu or hiṃsra—paśu, m. a savage animal, beast of prey, [Kāv.] hiṃsālakṣaṇa हिंसालक्षण hiṃsā—lakṣaṇa n. N. of wk. hiṃsārthavāda हिंसार्थवाद hiṃsā°rtha-vāda (hiṃsārth°), m. hiṃsārucitva हिंसारुचित्व hiṃsā—ruci—tva n. hiṃsrāhiṃsra हिंस्राहिंस्र n. noxiousness and harmlessness, [Mn. i, 29.] hiṃsrayantra हिंस्रयन्त्र hiṃsra—yantra n. an implement for injuring or wounding, trap, [Yājñ.] a mystical text used for injurious purposes, [MW.] hiṃsāsamudbhava हिंसासमुद्भव hiṃsā—samudbhava mfn. arising from injury (i.e. from the sin of hurting living creatures), [ib.] hiṃsāprāṇipracura हिंसाप्राणिप्रचुर hiṃsā—prā°ṇi-pracura mfn. abounding in noxious animal, [ib.]