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manuṣyaमनुष्यmanuṣyà mf(A)n. human, manly, useful or friendly to man, [RV.]; [AV.]; [ŚBr.]
manuṣyà m. a man, human being, [RV.] &c. &c.
a man (as opp. to woman), [Mn.]; [MārkP.]
a husband, [VarBṛS.]
a class of deceased ancestors (those who receive the Piṇḍa offering), [TBr.]
manuṣyà &c. See p. 784, col. 3.
manuṣyatमनुष्यत्manuṣyát ind. = next, [AV. v, 12, 8] (printed °ṣvát; cf. [APrāt. iv, 65]).
manuṣyajāमनुष्यजाmanuṣya—jā́ mfn. born of men, [RV.]
manuṣyatāमनुष्यताmanuṣya—tā f. manhood, humanity, the state or condition of man (acc. with ā-√ i, to become a man), [R.]; [MārkP.]
manuṣyarājमनुष्यराज्manuṣya—rā́j m. a king of men, [MaitrS.]
manuṣyatrāमनुष्यत्राmanuṣya—trā́ ind. among men, to men, [ŚBr.]
manuṣyatvaमनुष्यत्वmanuṣya—tvá n. = -tā f. (acc. with √ yā, to become a man), [TBr.]; [Mn.] &c.
manuṣyaviśमनुष्यविश्manuṣya—viś f. ([AitBr.]) mankind, the human race.
manuṣyacaraमनुष्यचरmanuṣya—cará mfn. having dealings or intercourse with men, [TS.]
manuṣyadevaमनुष्यदेवmanuṣya—devá m. ‘man-god’, a Brāhman, [ŚBr.]
a prince, king, [Ragh.]
manuṣyagavīमनुष्यगवीmanuṣya—gavī f. pl. N. of partic. verses or formulas, [ĀpŚr.]
manuṣyahāraमनुष्यहारmanuṣya—hāra m. man-stealing, [Siṃhās.]
manuṣyajātaमनुष्यजातmanuṣya—jāta n. the human race, mankind, [Gaut.]
manuṣyajātiमनुष्यजातिmanuṣya—jāti f. = -jāta, [Hit.]
manuṣyakāraमनुष्यकारmanuṣya—kāra m. the deed of a man, human exertion, [MBh.]
manuṣyakāyaमनुष्यकायmanuṣya—kāya mfn. having a human body, [Bcar.]
manuṣyakṛtaमनुष्यकृतmanuṣyà—kṛta (°ṣyà-), mfn. committed against men, [VS.]
manuṣyalokaमनुष्यलोकmanuṣya—loká m. the world of men, [VS.]; [ŚBr.] &c.
manuṣyanāmaमनुष्यनामmanuṣya—nāmá m. pl. N. of partic. verses or formulas, [TĀr.]
manuṣyapotaमनुष्यपोतmanuṣya—pota m. a little boy, [Mcar.]
manuṣyarājaमनुष्यराजmanuṣya—rājá m. a human king, [VS.]
manuṣyarūpaमनुष्यरूपmanuṣya—rūpá n. human form, [ŚBr.]
manuṣyarathaमनुष्यरथmanuṣya—rathá m. chariot of men, [TS.]; [AitBr.]
manuṣyasabhāमनुष्यसभाmanuṣya—sabhā f. an assembly or crowd or meeting-place of men, [L.]
manuṣyasavaमनुष्यसवmanuṣya—savá m. libation or sacrifice (performed) by men, [TBr.]; [Kāṭh.]
manuṣyaviśāमनुष्यविशाmanuṣya—viśā f. ([Kāṭh.]) mankind, the human race.
manuṣyaviśaमनुष्यविशmanuṣya—viśá n. ([TS.]) mankind, the human race.
manuṣyayānaमनुष्ययानmanuṣya—yāna n. a litter, palanquin, [MBh.]
manuṣyayoniमनुष्ययोनिmanuṣya—yoní m. human womb, [ŚBr.]
manuṣyadharmaमनुष्यधर्मmanuṣya—dharma m. the law or duty or state or character of man, [MW.]
(with uttara), highest condition, [Divyāv.]
manuṣyaśṛṅgaमनुष्यशृङ्गmanuṣya—śṛṅga n. ‘man's-horn’ (as an example of what cannot exist), impossibility, Sāṃkhyas. Sch.
manuṣyaśirasमनुष्यशिरस्manuṣya—śiras m. a partic. aquatic animal with a human head, [Āpast.]
manuṣyacittaमनुष्यचित्तmanuṣya—cittá n. the thought or will of men, [ŚBr.]
manuṣyadurgaमनुष्यदुर्गmanuṣya—durga mfn. inaccessible owing to men
manuṣya—durga n. a place inaccessible &c., [MBh.]
manuṣyagandhaमनुष्यगन्धmanuṣya—gandha m. human odour, [AitBr.]
manuṣyahārinमनुष्यहारिन्manuṣya—hārin m. a man-stealer, [L.]
manuṣyamātraमनुष्यमात्रmanuṣya—mātra mfn. only a man, [MBh.]
manuṣyanāmanमनुष्यनामन्manuṣya—nāmán n. a human name, [ib.]
manuṣyapātraमनुष्यपात्रmanuṣya—pātra n. cup or bowl of men, [TāṇḍBr.]
manuṣyarājanमनुष्यराजन्manuṣya—rājan m. id., [Br.]
manuṣyayajñaमनुष्ययज्ञmanuṣya—yajñá m. ‘man-offering’, the act of devotion due to men (i.e. atithi-pūjana, the honouring of guests or hospitality, one of the 5 mahā-yājñas, q.v.), [ŚBr.]; [ĀśvGṛ.] &c.
manuṣyadharmanमनुष्यधर्मन्manuṣya—dharman m. ‘having the nature or character of man’, N. of Kubera, [Śiś.]
= child of men, [Jātakam.]
manuṣyaśoṇitaमनुष्यशोणितmanuṣya—śoṇita n. human blood, [R.]
manuṣyagranthiमनुष्यग्रन्थिmanuṣya—granthi m. a knot formed by men, [Kapiṣṭh.]
manuṣyajātakaमनुष्यजातकmanuṣya—jātaka n. N. of wk.
manuṣyajanmanमनुष्यजन्मन्manuṣya—janman mfn. begotten by a man, [Śiś.]
manuṣyamāraṇaमनुष्यमारणmanuṣya—māraṇa n. manslaughter, (unintentionally) killing a man, [Mn. viii, 296.]
manuṣyasākṣyaमनुष्यसाक्ष्यmanuṣya—sākṣya n. the presence of men as witnesses
manuṣyasākṣyeमनुष्यसाक्ष्येmanuṣya—sākṣye ind. in the presence of men, [Nidānas.]
manuṣyayaśasaमनुष्ययशसmanuṣya—yaśasá n. human glory or splendour
manuṣyakilbiṣaमनुष्यकिल्बिषmanuṣya—kilbiṣá n. transgression against men, [ŚBr.]
manuṣyaprakṛtiमनुष्यप्रकृतिmanuṣya—prakṛti mfn. of human origin, [Āpast.]
manuṣyayaśasinमनुष्ययशसिन्manuṣya—yaśa°sin mfn. possessing human glory, [TS.]
manuṣyacchandasaमनुष्यच्छन्दसmanuṣya—cchandasá n. the metre of men, [TS.]
manuṣyagandharvaमनुष्यगन्धर्वmanuṣya—gandharva m. pl. the human Gandharvas (inferior to the Deva-gandha), [TUp.],