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kṣāक्षाkṣā́ f. (derived fr. some forms of 2. kṣám) the earth, ground, [Naigh. i, 1]; [Nir. ii, 2]; [Sāy.]
kṣā́ See √ 1. kṣam.
kṣāsक्षास्kṣā́s nom. sg. nom. and acc. pl. of 2. kṣám, q.v.
kṣālaक्षालm. washing, washing off.
°lana, &c. See √ 2. kṣal.
kṣāmaक्षामkṣāmá See [ib.]
kṣāmá mf(A)n. burning to ashes, charring, [MaitrS. i, 8, 9]
([Pāṇ. viii, 2, 53]) scorched, singed, [KātyŚr.]; [Jaim.]
dried up, emaciated, wasted, thin, slim, slender, [Yājñ. i, 80]; [MBh.]; [R.]; [Megh.] &c.
weak, debilitated, infirm, slight (especially applied to the voice), [R. iii, 58, 14]; [Suśr.]; [Amar.]; [Rājat. v, 219.]
kṣāmiक्षामिkṣā́mi See s.v. 2. kṣám.
kṣā́mi See s.v. 2. kṣám.
°min. See √ kṣai.
m. patr. fr. °ma, [Pāṇ. viii, 2, 1], [Kāś.]
kṣāraक्षारmf(A)n. (g. jvalādi) caustic, biting, corrosive, acrid, pungent, saline, converted to alkali or ashes by distillation (fr. √ kṣai?), [R.]; [Pañcat.]; [BhP.] &c.
sharp, keen (as the wind), [Kāvyād. ii, 104]
m. any corrosive or acrid or saline substance (esp. an alkali such as soda or potash), caustic alkali (one species of cautery), [Kāty.]; [Yājñ. iii, 36]; [MBh.] &c.
juice, essence, [W.]
treacle, molasses, [L.]
glass, [L.]
n. any corrosive or acrid substance, [Kathās. xciii, 14]
a factitious or medicinal salt (commonly black salt, viḍ-lavaṇa and kṛṣṇa-l°), [W.]
water, [W.]
flowing water, flow, [MānGṛ.]
, °raka, °raṇa, &c. See √ kṣar.
kṣātiक्षातिkṣātí See √ kṣai.
kṣātí is, f. singeing, heat, [RV. vi, 6, 5.]
kṣāmanक्षामन्kṣā́man a, n. earth, soil, ground, [RV.]
kṣā́man See √ 1. kṣam.
kṣāminक्षामिन्mfn. (= kṣāmo 'syāsti), [ib.]
kṣāmyaक्षाम्यmfn. to be borne patiently or pardoned, [MBh. ii, 1517] and [1582.]
See √ 1. kṣam.
kṣāntāक्षान्ताf. ‘the patient one’, the earth, [L.]
kṣāntaक्षान्तmfn. (g. priyādi) borne, endured (soḍha), [L.]
pardoned, [MBh.]; [Pañcat.]
([Pāṇ. iii, 2, 188]; [Kār.]) enduring, patient, [Mn. v, 158]; [Yājñ.]; [R.]; [Ragh.] (compar. -tara)
m. (g. utkarādi) N. of a man g. aśvādi
of a hunter, [Hariv. 1206]
of Śiva (cf. kṣama)
n. patience, indulgence, [R. i, 34, 32] and [33.]
mfn. ending with the letter kṣa, [RāmatUp.]
See √ 1. kṣam.
kṣāntiक्षान्तिf. patient waiting for anything, [Vop. xxiii, 3]
patience, forbearance, endurance, indulgence, [Mn. v, 107]; [MBh.]; [R.] &c.
the state of saintly abstraction, [Divyāv. vi], [xii], [xviii]
(in music) N. of a Śruti
N. of a river, [VP.]
kṣāntuक्षान्तुmfn. patient, enduring, [Uṇ.]
m. a father, [L.]
kṣātraक्षात्रmf(I)n. (fr. kṣatrá), belonging or relating or peculiar to the second caste, [Mn. vii, 87]; [Yājñ.]; [MBh.] &c.
n. the dignity of a ruler or governor, [MBh. iii, 5097] and [xiii, 3026]; [R. ii f.], [v.]
&c. See kṣatrá.
kṣātriक्षात्रिm. (fr. kṣatrá) the son of a man of the second caste, [Pāṇ. iv, 1, 138], [Kāś.]
kṣālanaक्षालनmfn. washing, washing or wiping off, [Pañcat.] (ifc.)
n. washing, washing off, cleansing with water, [MBh. ii, 1295]; [Pañcat.]; [MārkP.]; [Kathās. lii, 239]
sprinkling, [W.]
kṣālitaक्षालितmfn. washed, cleansed, cleaned, [Suśr.]; [Prab. v, 24]
wiped away, removed, [Rājat. v, 59.]
kṣāmīkṛक्षामीकृkṣāmī-√ kṛ to shorten, [ŚārṅgP.]
kṣāmatāक्षामताkṣāma—tā f. emaciation, thinness, [W.]
debility, [W.]
kṣāpayaक्षापयkṣāpáya See Caus. √ kṣai.
kṣārīyaक्षारीयmfn. fr. °ra, g. utkarādi.
kṣāraṇāक्षारणाf. accusing of adultery (cf. ā-kṣārṇā), [L.]
kṣāraṇaक्षारणn. distilling, [W.]
converting to alkali or ashes, [W.]
a particular process applied to mercury, [Sarvad. ix]
kṣārakaक्षारकm. alkali, [Suśr.]
a juice, essence, [W.]
a net for catching birds, [MBh. xii, 5473] and [5560]
a cage or basket for birds or fish, [L.]
a multitude of young buds (cf. -jāta) Comm. on [L.]
a washerman, [L.]
kṣārikāक्षारिकाf. hunger, [L.]
kṣāritaक्षारितmfn. distilled from saline matter, strained through alkaline ashes &c., [L.]
calumniated, falsely accused (esp. of adultery), accused of a crime (loc.), [MBh. ii, 238]
(instr.), [R. (ed. Gorr.) ii, 109, 55.]
kṣārodaक्षारोदm. id., [BhP. v.]
kṣāttraक्षात्त्रn. (fr. kṣattṛ́), ‘a number of charioteers’, in comp.
See √ kṣad.
kṣāyikaक्षायिकSee √ 4. kṣi.
mfn. resulting from the (kṣayopa-śama or) annihilation of the desire of being active, [Jain.] ([Sarvad. iii]).
kṣāmāṅgaक्षामाङ्गmfn. having a slender body, [Bhām.]
kṣāmāsyaक्षामास्यn. any diet or any state of the body (as menstruation) incompatible with a particular medical treatment, [L.] (v.l. kṣamasya).
kṣāmatvaक्षामत्वkṣāma—tva n. id., [W.]
kṣāmavatक्षामवत्kṣā́ma—vat (kṣā́ma-), mfn. burnt to coal, charred (said of Agni), [MaitrS.]; [TS. ii]; [AitBr. vii, 6]; [KātyŚr. xxv]; [ŚāṅkhŚr.]
kṣāmimatक्षामिमत्kṣāmi-mat mfn., [ib.]
kṣāntīyaक्षान्तीयmfn. fr. °ta, g. utkarādi.
kṣārācchaक्षाराच्छn. sea-salt, [L.]
kṣārākṣaक्षाराक्षmfn. having an artificial eye made of glass, [Buddh.]; [L.]
kṣārāmbuक्षाराम्बुn. an alkaline juice or fluid, [Śak.], Sch.
kṣāradruक्षारद्रुkṣāra—dru m. ‘a tree that yields abundant potash’, Schreberia Swietenoides, [L.]
kṣātrāṇaक्षात्राणkṣā—trāṇa m. N. of a demon, [Kauś.]
kṣālanīyaक्षालनीयmfn. to be washed or cleansed.
kṣāmavatīक्षामवतीkṣā́ma—vatī f. (tī) (scil. iṣṭi) N. of a particular sacrificial ceremony, [BhavP.]
kṣāntimatक्षान्तिमत्kṣānti—mat mfn. patient, enduring, indulgent, [Rājat. v, 4.]
kṣārāgadaक्षारागदm. an antidote prepared by extracting the alkaline particles from the ashes of plants, [Suśr. v, 7, 3.]
kṣārabhūmiक्षारभूमिkṣāra—bhūmi f. saline soil, [L.]
kṣāradalāक्षारदलाkṣāra—dalā f. a variety of Chenopodium, [L.]
kṣārakīṭaक्षारकीटkṣāra—kīṭa m. a kind of insect, [L.]
kṣāramehaक्षारमेहkṣāra—meha m. a morbid state of the urine (in which its smell and taste resemble that of potash), [Car. ii, 4]; [Suśr.]
kṣāranadīक्षारनदीkṣāra—nadī f. ‘alkaline river’, N. of a river in one of the hells, [R. vii, 21, 15]; [Divyāv. viii]; [MārkP. xiv, 68.]
kṣārapāṇiक्षारपाणिkṣāra—pāṇi m. N. of a Ṛṣi, [Hariv. 9575]
(v.l. for kṣīra-p°), [Bhpr.]
kṣārapālaक्षारपालkṣāra—pāla m. N. of a Ṛṣi (v.l. for -pāṇi).
kṣārapātaक्षारपातkṣāra—pāta m. applying acrid remedies, [Hcar.]
kṣārarasaक्षाररसkṣāra—rasa m. a saline or alkaline flavour, [W.]
kṣāratailaक्षारतैलkṣāra—taila n. oil cooked with alkaline ingredients, [GāruḍaP.]
kṣārodadhiक्षारोदधिm. = °rāmbudhi, [W.]
kṣārodakaक्षारोदकn. = °rāmbu, [Suśr.]
(in comp. with amlodaka), [Mn. v, 114] and [Yājñ. i, 190.]
kṣālitavyaक्षालितव्यmfn. = °lanīya.
kṣāmakṣāmaक्षामक्षामkṣāma—kṣāma mfn. quite emaciated, [Śak. iii, 7.]
kṣāntāyanaक्षान्तायनm. patr. fr. °ta, g. aśvādi.
See [ib.]
kṣāntiśīlaक्षान्तिशीलkṣānti—śīla m. N. of a man, [Kathās. lxxv, 23.]
kṣāntipālaक्षान्तिपालkṣānti—pāla m. N. of a prince, [Buddh.]
kṣāpavitraक्षापवित्रkṣā—pavitra m. or n. N. of a partic. text, [Baudh.]
kṣā-pavitra N. of a formula, [Baudh. iv, 7, 5.]
kṣārāñjanaक्षाराञ्जनn. an alkaline unguent, [Suśr.]
kṣārāmbudhiक्षाराम्बुधिm. the salt ocean, [W.]
kṣāradvayaक्षारद्वयkṣāra—dvaya n. a pair of acrid substances (i.e. svarjikā and yāva-śūka), [Bhpr.]
kṣārakṛtyaक्षारकृत्यkṣāra—kṛtya mfn. to be treated with caustic alkali, [Suśr. i, 11, 15.]
kṣārakṣīṇaक्षारक्षीणkṣāra—kṣīṇa mfn. id., [12.]
kṣārakṣataक्षारक्षतkṣāra—kṣata mfn. damaged by factitious salt or saltpetre, [Mṛcch. iii, 14.]
kṣāramadhyaक्षारमध्यkṣāra—madhya m. Achyranthes aspera, [L.]
kṣāramehinक्षारमेहिन्kṣāra—mehin mfn. one whose urine has that smell and taste, [ib.]
kṣārapayasक्षारपयस्kṣāra—payas m. ‘the salt ocean’
kṣārasūtraक्षारसूत्रkṣāra—sūtra n. caustic thread (applied to fistulas &c.), [Suśr.]
kṣārasindhuक्षारसिन्धुkṣāra—sindhu m. id.
kṣāratrayaक्षारत्रयkṣāra—traya n. ‘a triad of acrid substances’, natron, saltpetre, and borax, [L.]
kṣāravṛkṣaक्षारवृक्षkṣāra—vṛkṣa m. = -dru, [L.]
kṣāraṣaṭkaक्षारषट्कkṣāra—ṣaṭ-ka n. six kinds of trees distinguished by their sap (Butea frondosa, Grislea tomentosa, Achyranthes aspera, Cowach, Ghaṇṭā-pāṭali, Coraya), [W.]
kṣāmāprasthaक्षामाप्रस्थkṣāmā-prastha m. N. of a town g. mālādi.
kṣāntāyantiक्षान्तायन्तिSee [ib.]
kṣāntāyantuक्षान्तायन्तुSee [ib.]
kṣāntipriyāक्षान्तिप्रियाkṣānti—priyā f. N. of a Gandharva girl, [Kāraṇḍ. i.]
kṣāntivādinक्षान्तिवादिन्kṣānti-varṇa-vādin or kṣānti-vādin, mfn. praising patience, [Jātakam.]
kṣānti—vādin m. N. of a Ṛṣi, [Kāraṇḍ. x.]
kṣāraśreṣṭhaक्षारश्रेष्ठkṣāra—śreṣṭha m. id., [L.]
the tree Butea frondosa, [L.]
kṣāra—śreṣṭha n. alkaline earth (= vajra-kṣāra), [L.]
kṣārakajātaक्षारकजातkṣāraka—jāta mfn. blossoming, [Lalit. vii.]
kṣārakarmanक्षारकर्मन्kṣāra—karman n. applying caustic alkali (Lapis infernalis) to proud flesh &c., applying acrid remedies in general.
kṣāralavaṇaक्षारलवणkṣāra—lavaṇa n. du. any alkaline substance and salt, [MānGṛ.]
kṣāramelakaक्षारमेलकkṣāra—melaka m. N. of an alkaline substance, [L.]
kṣārapattraक्षारपत्त्रkṣāra—pattra m. n. = -dalā, [L.]
kṣārapayobhūक्षारपयोभूkṣāra—pa°yo-bhū m. a snake, [Viddh. iii, 19.]
kṣāratantraक्षारतन्त्रkṣāra—tantra n. the method of cauterization, [Car. vi, 5.]
kṣātravidyaक्षात्रविद्यmfn. fr. kṣatra-vidyā, [Pāṇ. iv, 2, 60]; [Pat.]
g. ṛg-ayanādi.
kṣāmakukṣitāक्षामकुक्षिताkṣāma-kukṣitā f. having thin loins (one of the 80 minor marks of a Buddha), [Dharmas. 84].
kṣārakardamaक्षारकर्दमkṣāra—kardama m. ‘a pool of saline or acrid mud’, N. of a hell, [BhP. v, 26, 7] and [30.]
kṣāramṛttikāक्षारमृत्तिकाkṣāra—mṛttikā f. saline soil (especially an impure sulphate of soda), [KātyŚr. iv, 8, 16], Sch.
kṣārasamudraक्षारसमुद्रkṣāra—samudra m. the salt ocean, [BhP. v, 17, 6]; [Romakas.]
kṣāratritayaक्षारत्रितयkṣāra—tritaya n. id., [L.]
kṣāntāyantīyaक्षान्तायन्तीयSee [ib.]
kṣārapattrakaक्षारपत्त्रकkṣāra—pattraka m. id., [L.]
kṣārapattrikāक्षारपत्त्रिकाkṣāra—pattrikā f. id., [L.]
kṣāntipāramitāक्षान्तिपारमिताkṣānti—pāramitā f. the Pāramitā or accomplishment of indulgence, [Kāraṇḍ.]