| mithu | मिथु | míthu ind. (cf. mithū) alternately, pervertedly, falsely, wrongly, [RV.] ([Padap.] & [Prāt.]), [TBr.]; [Kāṭh.] |
| mithus | मिथुस् | míthus ind. = mithuyā́, [TS.] (mithuś√ car P. -carati, to go astray, [AV.]; mithur√ bhū P. -bhavati, to turn out badly, fail, [TBr.]) |
| mithunī | मिथुनी | in comp. for mithuna. |
| mithuna | मिथुन | mithuná mf(A)n. paired, forming a pair |
| mithuná m. a pair (male and female; but also ‘any couple or pair’, [RV.] &c. &c., usually du., in later language mostly n.; ifc. f(A). ) |
| mithuná n. pairing, copulation, [TS.] &c. &c. |
| a pair or couple (= m.; but also ‘twins’), [MBh.] |
| (also m.) the sign of the zodiac Gemini or the third arc of 30 degrees in a circle, [Sūryas.]; [Var.]; [Pur.] |
| the other part, complement or companion of anything, [MBh.] (also applied to a kind of small statue at the entrance of a temple, [VarBṛS.]) |
| honey and ghee, [L.] |
| (in gram.) root compounded with a preposition, [Siddh.] |
| &c. See p. 816, col. 3. |
| mithuyā | मिथुया | mithuyā́ ind. ‘conflictingly’, invertedly, falsely, incorrectly, [RV.]; [AV.] (with √ 1. kṛ P. -karoti, to undo, [Āpast.]) |
| mithunin | मिथुनिन् | m. ‘going in pairs’, a wagtail, [L.] |
| mithunāya | मिथुनाय | Nom. Ā. °yate, to couple, pair, cohabit sexually, [Pāṇ. viii, 1, 15], Sch. |
| mithunībhū | मिथुनीभू | mithunī—√ bhū P. -bhavati (ind.p. -bhūya), = -√ as, [ŚBr.]; [ChUp.]; to be joined or arranged in pairs, [BhP.] |
| mithunīas | मिथुनीअस् | mithunī—√ as (only Pot. -syām), to become paired, cohabit sexually, [ŚBr.] |
| mithunīkṛ | मिथुनीकृ | mithunī—√ kṛ P. -karoti, to cause to pair, cause the union of the sexes, [TS.]; [ŚBr.] |
| mithunatva | मिथुनत्व | mithuna—tvá n. the state of forming a pair, [AV.]; &c. |
| mithunībhāva | मिथुनीभाव | mithunī—bhāva m. copulation, sexual union, [BhP.] |
| mithunabhāva | मिथुनभाव | mithuna—bhāva m. id., [Kap.], Sch. |
| mithunayoni | मिथुनयोनि | mithuna—yoni (°ná-) mfn. produced by copulation, [MaitrS.] |
| mithunecara | मिथुनेचर | mithune-cara m. ‘going or living in pairs’, the Cakra-vāka, [Hariv.] |
| mithunīcārin | मिथुनीचारिन् | mithunī—cārin mfn. coupling together, having sexual intercourse, [BhP.] |
| mithunavratin | मिथुनव्रतिन् | mithuna—vratin mfn. devoted to cohabitation, practising copulation, [MBh.] |
| mithunayamaka | मिथुनयमक | mithuna—yamaka n. a partic. kind of Yamaka (e.g. [Bhaṭṭ. x, 12]). |