| kṣap | क्षप् | cl. 1. P. Ā. kṣapati, °te (pr. p. kṣápamāṇa; inf. kṣapitum, [BhP. iii, 23, 6]), to be abstinent, fast, do penance, [SV.]; [Kauś.]; [Mn. v, 69]; [MBh.] &c.; (for √ kṣip, [Ṛtus. v, 9.]) |
| cl. 10. P. kṣapayati, to throw, cast, [Dhātup. xxxv, 84] (cf. √ kṣip.) |
| = Caus. √ 4. kṣi, q.v. |
| kṣáp p, f. night, [RV.] |
| a measure of time equivalent to a whole day of twenty-four hours, [RV.] |
| darkness, [RV. i, 64, 8] |
| water, [Naigh. i, 12] |
| [cf. Gk., κνέϕας; Lat. crepus-culum] |
| kṣapā | क्षपा | kṣapā́ ind. instr. at night, [RV.] |
| kṣapā́ f. ([Naigh. i, 7]; for 1. kṣ° See 4. kṣáp) night, [RV. iv, 53, 7] (instr. pl. °pā́bhis), [AitBr. i, 13]; [MBh.] &c. |
| a measure of time equivalent to a whole day of twenty-four hours, [Jyot.] |
| turmeric, [L.] |
| kṣapā́ See 4. kṣáp. |
| kṣapa | क्षप | mfn. v.l. for kṣama, q.v. |
| kṣapaḥ | क्षपः | kṣápaḥ ind. acc. pl. at night |
| kṣapáḥ ind. gen. sg. at night |
| kṣapāha | क्षपाह | n. a day and night, [Mn. i, 68.] |
| kṣapāṭa | क्षपाट | m. ‘night-walker’, a Rakṣas, goblin, [Bhaṭṭ. ii, 30.] |
| kṣapaṇā | क्षपणा | f. N. of a Yoginī, [Hcat.] |
| kṣapaṇī | क्षपणी | f. = kṣep°, [W.] |
| ind. See 1. kṣapaṇa |
| f. See √ 2. kṣap. |
| kṣapaṇa | क्षपण | m. ‘fasting’, a religious mendicant, Jaina (or Buddhist) mendicant, [L.] |
| N. of a Samādhi, [Kāraṇḍ.] |
| m. pl. N. of a Buddhist school, [L.] |
| n. abstinence, chastisement of the body [‘pause, interruption (of study), defilement, impurity’ Comm.; cf. 2. ] [PārGṛ.]; [Gaut.]; [Mn. iv, 222]; [v, 71]; [MBh. xiii, 5145.] |
| mfn. ifc. (cf. akṣa-kṣ°) one who destroys, destructive, [BhP.] |
| m. N. of Śiva |
| n. destroying, diminishing, suppressing, expelling, [MBh.]; [Suśr.]; [BhP.] |
| ‘passing (as time), waiting, pause’ = 1. , q.v. |
| See √ 1. and √ 3. kṣap |
| kṣapaka | क्षपक | mfn. one who is abstinent, [HPariś.] |
| kṣapeśa | क्षपेश | m. = kṣapā-nātha, [Vāsant.] |
| kṣapita | क्षपित | mfn. destroyed, ruined, diminished, suppressed, [Ragh. viii, 46]; [BhP. iv, 31, 6.] |
| kṣapākṛt | क्षपाकृत् | kṣapā—kṛt m. id., [Śiś. xiii, 53] : |
| kṣapārdha | क्षपार्ध | n. midnight, [Sūryas.] |
| kṣapāvat | क्षपावत् | kṣa-pā́vat See 2. kṣám. |
| kṣa-pā́vat & kṣá-p°, m. ‘earth-protector’, ruler, governor, [RV. i, 70, 3] & [x, 29, 1] |
| (kṣá-p°), [iii, 55, 17]; [vii, 10, 5] and [viii, 71, 2.] |
| kṣapaṇyu | क्षपण्यु | m. an offence, [L.] |
| See √ 1. and √ 3. kṣap. |
| kṣapāghana | क्षपाघन | kṣapā—ghana m. a dark cloud or dark nocturnal clouds. |
| kṣapāśaya | क्षपाशय | kṣapā-śaya mfn. lying on anything (in comp.) during night, [MBh. iv, 597.] |
| kṣapācara | क्षपाचर | kṣapā—cara m. ‘night-walker’, a Rakṣas, goblin, [MBh.]; [R.]; [HYog.] |
| any animal that goes out for prey in the night (as owls, jackals, &c.), [VarBṛS. vli, 66.] |
| kṣapājala | क्षपाजल | kṣapā—jala n. night-dew, [Kād.] |
| kṣapākara | क्षपाकर | kṣapā—kara m. ‘making the night’, the moon, [VarBṛS.]; [VarBṛ.]; [Daś.]; [Kād.] |
| kṣapānātha | क्षपानाथ | kṣapā-nātha m. ‘lord of the night’, the moon, [VarBṛ. v, 2]; [Śiś. iii, 22.] |
| kṣapāndhya | क्षपान्ध्य | n. night-blindness (= kṣaṇadāndhya), [Suśr. vi, 17, 23.] |
| kṣapāpaha | क्षपापह | m. ‘removing night’, the sun, [R. vii, 23, 2, 12.] |
| kṣapāpati | क्षपापति | kṣapā-pati m. = -nātha, [L.] |
| camphor, [L.] |
| kṣapaṇaka | क्षपणक | m. a religious mendicant, (especially a) Jaina mendicant who wears no garments, [MBh. i, 789]; [Cāṇ.]; [Pañcat.]; [Kād.] &c. |
| N. of an author supposed to have lived at the court of king Vikramāditya (perhaps the Jaina astronomer Siddha-sena). |
| kṣapākṣaya | क्षपाक्षय | kṣapā-kṣaya m. ‘night's end’, morning, [Mṛcch.] |
| kṣapātyaya | क्षपात्यय | m. end of the night, dawn, [R.]; [Ragh.]; [Daś.] |
| kṣapāvṛtti | क्षपावृत्ति | kṣapā-vṛtti mfn. going out for food in the night, [VarBṛS.] |
| kṣapayiṣṇu | क्षपयिष्णु | mfn. one who intends to efface or do penance for (acc.), [BhP. x, 82, 6.] |
| mfn. destroying, [BhP. x, 37, 22.] |
| See √ 1. and √ 3. kṣap. |
| kṣapitavya | क्षपितव्य | mfn. to be passed away or finished, [Kād.] |
| See √ 3. kṣap. |
| kṣapāramaṇa | क्षपारमण | kṣapā-ramaṇa m. ‘night-lover’, the moon |
| kṣapāvasāna | क्षपावसान | n. end of the night |
| kṣapāvasāne | क्षपावसाने | ind. on the following morning, [Daś.] |
| kṣapaṇībhūta | क्षपणीभूत | kṣapaṇī-bhūta mfn. one who has adopted the habit or appearance of a religious mendicant, [Daś.] |
| kṣapāvyapāya | क्षपाव्यपाय | kṣapā-vyapāya m. = °pātyaya, [R. v, 19, 35.] |
| kṣapaṇakavihāra | क्षपणकविहार | kṣapaṇaka—vihāra m. a Jaina monastery, [Daś.] |
| kṣapāramaṇaśekhara | क्षपारमणशेखर | kṣapā-ramaṇa—śekhara m. ‘wearing the moon on his head’, N. of Śiva, [Rājat. iii, 269.] |