kṛp कृप् kṛ́p f. (only instr. kṛpā́) beautiful appearance, beauty, splendour, [RV.]; [VS. iv, 25.] cl. 6. Ā. kṛpate (impf. akṛ-panta; aor. 3. pl. akṛpran and cakṛpánta, 3. sg. akrapiṣṭa; pr. p. kṛ́pamāṇa), to mourn, long for (acc.), [RV.]; to lament, implore, [RV.]; [AV. v, 19, 3] : cl. 10. P. kṛpayati (impf. akṛpayat; p. kṛpáyat gen. sg. m. kṛpayatás, [RV. viii, 46, 16]), to mourn, grieve, lament (with acc.), [RV.]; to pity, [BhP. viii, 7, 40]; to be weak, [Dhātup. xxxv, 17] (cf. kṛpāya and √ krap.) kṛpā कृपा (ā́), f., see s.v. below. f. (g. bhidādi) pity, tenderness, compassion (with gen. or loc.; kṛpāṃ-√ kṛ, to pity [with loc.] [Nal. xvii]; [R.]), [MBh.] &c. N. of a river (v.l. rūpā), [VP.] kṛpī कृपी f. of kṛpa, q.v. kṛpa कृप kṛ́pa m. N. of a man (described as a friend of Indra), [RV. viii, 3, 12] and [4, 2] kṛ́pa mf(I). N. of the son and daughter of the sage Śaradvat (who performed severe penance; the jealous Indra therefore sent a nymph to tempt him, but without success; however, twin sons were born to the sage in a clump of grass [śara-stambe], who were found by king Śāntanu and out of pity [kṛpā] taken home and reared; the daughter, Kṛpī, married Droṇa, and had by him a son called Aśvatthāman; the son, Kṛpa, became one of the council at Hastināpura, and is sometimes called Gautama, sometimes Śāradvata; according to [Hariv.] & [VP.], Kṛpa and Kṛpī were only distant descendants of Śaradvat; according to others, Kṛpa = Vyāsa or = a son of Kṛṣṇa), [MBh.] &c. kṛptu कृप्तु f. a hearth (prob. w.r. for kuptu), [ĀpGṛ.] kṛpāṇī कृपाणी f. a pair of scissors, dagger, knife, [Kād.] (cf. ajākṛpāṇīya.) kṛpāṇa कृपाण m. ([Pāṇ. vii, 2, 18]; [Pat.]) a sword, [Daś.]; [Prab.] a sacrificial knife, [W.] kṛpāṇi कृपाणि m. N. of a man, [Vātsyāy. ii, 7, 32.] kṛpālu कृपालु mfn. pitiful, compassionate (with gen.), [MBh.]; [BhP.]; [Daś.] kṛpāya कृपाय Nom. Ā. °yate (Pot. °yīta), to mourn, grieve, lament, [Nir. ii, 12]; to have pity, [MBh.] : P. °yáti, to praise (cf. kṛpaṇyú), [Naigh. iii, 14.] kṛpīṭa कृपीट kṛ́pīṭa n. ([Pāṇ. viii, 2, 18]; [Pat.]) underwood [‘fuel’, [Gmn.]] [RV. x, 28, 8] wood, forest, [L.] fuel, [L.] water, [Naigh. i, 12]; [Uṇ.] the belly, [Uṇ.] kṛpaṇa कृपण kṛpaṇá mf(A/; I, g. bahv-Adi)n. (gaṇas śreṇyādi and sukhādi, [Pāṇ. viii, 2, 18]; [Pat.]) inclined to grieve, pitiable, miserable, poor, wretched, feeble, [ŚBr. xi], [xiv]; [MBh.] &c. resulting from tears, [AV. xi, 8, 28] low, vile, [W.] miserly, stingy, [Pañcat.]; [Hit.] kṛpaṇá (as), m. a poor man, [VarBṛS.] a scraper, niggard, [Pañcat.]; [ŚārṅgP.] a worm, [L.] N. of a man, [VP.] kṛpáṇa (kṛpáṇam), n. wretchedness, misery, [RV. x, 99, 9]; [AitBr. vii, 13]; [ŚāṅkhŚr.]; [Mn. iv, 185] &c. kṛpáṇa m. (sa-kṛpaṇam, ‘miserably, pitiably’), [Śāntiś.] (cf. kārpaṇya.) Nom. Ā. (3. pl. kṛpáṇanta) to long for, desire, [RV. x, 74, 3.] kṛpaya कृपय Nom. P. p. °yát, only gen. sg. (m.) °yatás See s.v. √ 2. kṛp. kṛpāvat कृपावत् kṛpā-vat mfn. = -maya, [Kum. v, 26.] kṛpaṇam कृपणम् kṛpaṇám (am), ind. miserably, pitiably, [MBh.]; [Pañcat.]; [Daś.] kṛpaṇin कृपणिन् mfn. miserable, being in misery, [ib.] kṛpaṇya कृपण्य Nom. P. °yáti, to wish, desire, pray for, [RV. viii, 39, 4]; = √ arc, [Naigh. iii, 14.] kṛpaṇyu कृपण्यु kṛpaṇyú mfn. ‘one who praises’ (= stotṛ), [Naigh. iii, 16.] kṛpāṇaka कृपाणक m. a sword, scimitar, [L.] kṛpāṇikā कृपाणिका f. a dagger, [Kathās. lii] (ifc.) [liii, 91] [lxxviii, 10]. kṛpāhīna कृपाहीन kṛpā-hīna mfn. pitiless, unfeeling. kṛpākara कृपाकर m. ‘a mine of compassion’, extremely compassionate, [Hcat.] kṛpālutā कृपालुता kṛpālu—tā f. compassion, [Kathās.]; [Subh.] kṛpāmaya कृपामय kṛpā-maya mfn. id. kṛpānīla कृपानील kṛpā-nīla m. N. of a man, [Saṃskārak.] kṛpā-nīla See s.v. 1. kṛ́p. kṛpā-nīla See 1. kṛ́p. kṛpātman कृपात्मन् mfn. tender-hearted, [Bcar.] kṛpāyita कृपायित n. lamenting, [MBh. iii, 337.] kṛpīpati कृपीपति kṛpī—pati m. ‘husband of Kṛpī’, N. of Droṇa, [L.] kṛpīsuta कृपीसुत kṛpī—suta m. id., [L.] kṛpaṇāya कृपणाय Nom. Ā. °yate, to lament g. sukhādi. kṛpaṇadhī कृपणधी kṛpaṇa—dhī mfn. little-minded, [W.] kṛpanīḻa कृपनीळ kṛpá-nīḻa mfn. (for kṛpā́-n°) one whose home is splendour, dwelling in splendour (N. of Agni), [RV. x, 20, 3] [‘the support of sacred rites’, [Sāy.]] kṛpa—nīḻa , see s.v. 1. kṛ́p. kṛpá-nīḻa See 1. kṛ́p. kṛpācārya कृपाचार्य m. N. of Gautama, [Gal.] kṛpādṛṣṭi कृपादृष्टि kṛpā-dṛṣṭi f. a look with favour, kind look, [W.] kṛpādvaita कृपाद्वैत m. ‘unrivalled in compassion’, N. of a Buddha, [L.] kṛpāmiśra कृपामिश्र kṛpā-miśra m. N. of a son of Deva-miśra. kṛpānvita कृपान्वित mfn. pitiful, merciful, compassionate. kṛpāsindhu कृपासिन्धु kṛpā-sindhu m. id., [Sarvad.] kṛpāviṣṭa कृपाविष्ट mfn. id., [MBh. ii, 333.] kṛpīputra कृपीपुत्र kṛpī—putra m. ‘son of Kṛpī’, N. of Aśvatthāman, [L.] kṛpaṇatva कृपणत्व kṛpaṇa—tva n. misery, wretchedness, [MBh. ii, 1361.] kṛpāṇaketu कृपाणकेतु kṛpāṇa—ketu m. ‘having a pair of shears in his banner’, N. of a Vidyā-dhara, [Bālar.] kṛpāṇapāṇi कृपाणपाणि kṛpāṇa—pāṇi mfn. holding a sword in the hand, [Mālatīm.] kṛpāṇapāta कृपाणपात kṛpāṇa—pāta m. the fall or stroke of a sword, ib. kṛpāsāgara कृपासागर kṛpā-sāgara m. ‘an ocean of compassion’, = kṛpākara. kṛpīṭapāla कृपीटपाल kṛpīṭa—pāla m. a rudder or large oar used as one, [L.] the ocean, [L.] wind, [L.] kṛpīṭayoni कृपीटयोनि kṛpīṭa—yoni m. ‘wood-born’, fire, [L.] kṛpāṇaputrī कृपाणपुत्री kṛpāṇa—putrī f. a dagger, [Dharmaś.] kṛpāṇayaṣṭi कृपाणयष्टि kṛpāṇa—yaṣṭi f. a sword-blade, ib. kṛpāyitavat कृपायितवत् kṛpāyita—vat mfn. lamenting, mourning, [ib.] (ed. Bomb.) kṛpaṇabuddhi कृपणबुद्धि kṛpaṇa—buddhi mfn. = -dhī, [W.] kṛpaṇakāśin कृपणकाशिन् kṛpaṇa—kāśín mfn. looking suppliantly or desirous, [TS. iii, 4, 7, 3.] kṛpaṇanindā कृपणनिन्दा kṛpaṇa—nindā f. ‘censure of the miser’, N. of a chapter of [ŚārṅgP.] kṛpaṇavarṇa कृपणवर्ण kṛpaṇa—varṇa mfn. looking miserably, [Daś.] kṛpaṇavatsala कृपणवत्सल kṛpaṇa—vatsala mfn. kind to the poor, [W.]