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Word (IAST)Word (Devanagari)Overview
karatasकरतस्kara—tas ind. from the hand, out of the hand.
karatālaकरतालkara—tāla mf(I). a musical instrument, a cymbal, [L.]
kara—tāla n. beating time by clapping the hands, [Bālar.]
karatalāकरतलाkara—talā f. a knife, [Kathās.]
karatalaकरतलkara—tala m. the palm of the hand, [R.]; [Suśr.]; [BhP.] &c.
karatṛṇaकरतृणkara—tṛṇa n. Pandanus Odoratissimus, [Nigh.]
karatoyāकरतोयाkara—toyā f. N. of a river in the north-east of Bengal (said to have, originated from the water poured into the hand of Śiva at his marriage with Pārvati, and thrown by him on the ground), [MBh.]; [VP.]
karatantuकरतन्तुkara—tantu m. (see kāratantavika)
karatālakaकरतालकkara—tālaka n. a cymbal
karatālikāकरतालिकाkara—tālikā f. clapping the hands, [Naiṣ.]
beating time by clapping, [Kathās.]
a kind of cymbal, [L.]
karatalīkṛकरतलीकृkara—talī-√ kṛ to take in the palm of the hand, [BhP. viii, 7, 42.]
karatoyinīकरतोयिनीkara—toyinī f. N. of a river (probably = the last), [MBh. xiii, 4887.]
karatalasthaकरतलस्थkara—tala—stha mfn. resting in the palm of the hand, [W.]
karatalīkṛtaकरतलीकृतkara—talī-kṛta mfn. taken in the open hand, lying open.
karataladhṛtaकरतलधृतkara—tala—dhṛta mfn. held in the hand, [W.]
karatalagataकरतलगतkara—tala—gata mfn. being in the hand or in one's possession, [Pañcat.]; [Śak.]
karatalatālaकरतलतालkara—tala—tāla m. clapping the hands, [Gīt.]
karatalāmalakaकरतलामलकkara—talāmalaka n. ‘a myrobalan lying in the hand’, anything quite clear to all eyes.