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Word (IAST)Word (Devanagari)Overview
sarvāṇīसर्वाणीf. N. of Śiva's wife or Durgā, [Cat.] (cf. śarvāṇī).
sarvāñcसर्वाञ्च्See p. 1189, col. 2.
mfn. (°va + 2. añc) turned in all directions, [ŚāṅkhGṛ.]
sarvādiसर्वादिm. the beginning or first of all things, [Pañcar.]
mfn. having any kind of commencement whatever, [RPrāt.]
sarvāyuसर्वायुsarvā́yu mfn. having or bestowing &c. all life (-tva n.), [VS.]; [Br.]; [ŚāṅkhŚr.]
sarvāṅgaसर्वाङ्गn. (ifc. f(I). ) the whole body, [Vās.]; [Kathās.] &c.
pl. all the limbs, [R.]; [Kathās.]; [MaitrUp.], Sch.
all the Vedāṅgas, [KenUp.]
sárvāṅga (sárv°), mf(I)n. entire or perfect in limb, [RV.]; [AV.]
complete, (-bhaṅga m. ‘entire collapse’), [Kām.]; [Rājat.]
m. N. of Śiva, [MBh.]
sarvāṅkaसर्वाङ्कm. N. of an author (or of wk.), [Cat.]
sarvāśinसर्वाशिन्mfn. eating all sorts of food, [Mn. ii, 118.]
sarvāśyaसर्वाश्यsarvāśyà n. the eating of all things, [ŚBr.]
sarvādyaसर्वाद्यmf(A)n. the first of all, having existed the first, [Pañcar.]
sarvāhṇaसर्वाह्णsarvāhṇá m. the whole day, [MaitrS.]
sarvāhnaसर्वाह्नm. = sarvāhṇá, [MW.]
sarvākṣaसर्वाक्षmfn. (prob.) casting one's eyes everywhere, [Pañcar.]
sarvāntaसर्वान्तm. the end of everything (°te ind. ‘at the very end of [gen.]’), [Divyāv.]
sarvānteसर्वान्ते(e), ind., ‘at the very end of [gen.]’
sarvānyaसर्वान्यmfn. entirely different, [Pāṇ. viii, 1, 51.]
sarvāptiसर्वाप्तिf. attainment of all, [AitBr.]; [KauṣUp.]
sarvārthaसर्वार्थm. pl. (or ibc.) all things or objects, all manner of things, [MaitrUp.]; [Madhus.]
all matters (°theṣu ind. ‘in all matters, in all the subjects contained in any particular work’), [MW.]
mfn. suitable for every purpose (-tva n.), [KātyŚr.]; [ib.], Sch.
regarding or minding everything, [Pañcar.]
m. N. of the 29th Muhūrta (in astron.)
sarvāsyaसर्वास्यn. the whole mouth, [Śikṣ.]
mfn. connected with the whole mouth, [TS.], Sch.
sarvāvatसर्वावत्sarvā́-vat mfn. containing everything, [ŚBr.]
entire, complete, [Divyāv.]
sarvāyusसर्वायुस्sarvāyuṣa ([TUp.]) or sar°vā́yus ([TS.]), n. whole life.
sarvābhāvaसर्वाभावm. non-existence or failure of all, [Āpast.]; [Mn. ix, 189]
absolute non-existence, [Sāṃkhyak.]
sarvābhibhūसर्वाभिभूm. N. of a Buddha, [Buddh.]
sarvādhāraसर्वाधारm. a receptacle of everything, [ib.]
sarvādhikaसर्वाधिकmfn. superior to everything, [Bhām.]
sarvāṅgamसर्वाङ्गम्(am), ind. in all respects exactly, [Kathās.]
sarvāśayaसर्वाशयm. ‘refuge of all’, N. of Śiva, [MBh.]
sarvācāraसर्वाचारm. N. of wk.
sarvādṛśaसर्वादृशsarvā-dṛśa mfn. like to all, [MW.]
sarvāhṇamसर्वाह्णम्(am), ind. all the day, [Āpast.]
sarvājīvaसर्वाजीवmfn. bestowing a livelihood on all, [ŚvetUp.]
sarvākāraसर्वाकार(ibc.) or sarvā°kāram, ind. in all forms, in every way, [Ratnāv.]; [Mcar.]
sarvānninसर्वान्निन्sarvānna-bhojin ([L.]) or sar°vānnin, ([Āpast.]) or sar°vānnīna ([Pāṇ.]; [L.]), mfn. = °vānna-bhakṣaka.
sarvānubhūसर्वानुभूsárvānubhū mfn. all-perceiving, [ŚBr.]
sarvārthamसर्वार्थम्(am), ind. for the sake of the whole, [Jaim.]
sarvāstrāसर्वास्त्रा(ā), f. N. of one of the 16 Jaina Vidyā-devīs, [L.]
sarvāstraसर्वास्त्रmfn. having all weapons, [MW.]
sarvātithiसर्वातिथिmfn. receiving every one as guest, [Gaut.]; [MBh.]
sarvātmanसर्वात्मन्sarvātmán m. the whole person (°nā ind. ‘with all one's soul’), [ŚBr.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c.
the universal Soul, [Up.]; [MBh.]; [R.] &c.
the whole being or nature (°nā ind. ‘entirely, completely’), [Kād.]; [Nyāyam.], Sch.
a Jina, [HYog.]
N. of Śiva, [MBh.]
(sárv° or °vā́t°) mfn. entire in person or nature, [AV.]; [Br.]; [ĀśvŚr.]
sarvāvāsaसर्वावास([MBh.]; [Śivag.]) or sarvāvā°sin ([Śivag.]), mfn. having one's abode everywhere.
sarvāvasuसर्वावसुsarvā-vasu m. a partic. sun-beam, [VP.]
sarvāyasaसर्वायसmf(I)n. entirely made of iron, [ib.]
sarvāyudhaसर्वायुधm. ‘armed with every weapon’, N. of Śiva, [MBh.]
sarvāyuṣaसर्वायुष([TUp.]) or sar°vā́yus ([TS.]), n. whole life.
sarvādhikyaसर्वाधिक्यn. superiority to all, [ib.]
sarvāṅgīṇaसर्वाङ्गीणmf(A)n. (w.r. °gīna) covering or pervading or thrilling the whole body, [Kāv.]; [Kāvyād.] &c.
relating or belonging to the Aṅgas or Vedāṅgas collectively, [W.]
sarvāṅgikaसर्वाङ्गिकmfn. (an ornament) destined for the whole body, [Mālatīm.]
sarvāśrayaसर्वाश्रयmf(A)n. common to all, [Yājñ.]
giving shelter or protection to all, [W.]
m. N. of Śiva, [MBh.]
sarvācāryaसर्वाचार्यm. the teacher of all, [Veṇīs.]
sarvāgneyaसर्वाग्नेयmfn. sacred only to Agni, [ŚāṅkhŚr.]
sarvāhṇikaसर्वाह्णिकmfn. daily, [Pañcar.] (w.r. °hnika).
sarvākāramसर्वाकारम्sarvākāra (ibc.) or sarvā°kāram, ind. in all forms, in every way, [Ratnāv.]; [Mcar.]
sarvāmātyaसर्वामात्यm. pl. all who belong to a household or family, servants &c., [MānGṛ.]
sarvānandaसर्वानन्दm. N. of various authors and other persons (also -kavi, -nātha, -miśra, -vandya-ghaṭīya), [Cat.]
of wk.
sarvānnīnaसर्वान्नीनsarvānna-bhojin ([L.]) or sar°vānnin, ([Āpast.]) or sar°vānnīna ([Pāṇ.]; [L.]), mfn. = °vānna-bhakṣaka.
sarvāntakaसर्वान्तकmfn. = prec. [ib.]
sarvāntaraसर्वान्तरsarvāntará ([ŚBr.]; [NṛsUp.]) or sarvān°tara-stha ([Cat.]), mfn. being in everything.
sarvāpekṣaसर्वापेक्षmfn. relating to every particular, [ĀpŚr.], Sch.
sarvārthatāसर्वार्थताsarvārtha—tā f. the possessing of all objects, [MW.]
‘attending to everything’, distraction (opp. to ekāgra-tva), Cit.
sarvārtheṣuसर्वार्थेषुind., ‘in all matters, in all the subjects contained in any particular work’
sarvārambhaसर्वारम्भm. entire energy in the beginning of a work (°bheṇa ind. ‘with all one's might’), [Cāṇ.]
sarvārhaṇaसर्वार्हणmfn. deserving everything, having a claim to everything, [Pañcar.]
sarvātithyaसर्वातिथ्यn. N. of a lake, [Śukas.]
sarvātmakaसर्वात्मकm. the whole soul (°kena ind. ‘with all one's soul’), [BhP.]
mfn. all-containing (-tva n.), [ib.]; [Śaṃk.]
mfn. contained in everything, [NṛsUp.]; [R.]
proceeding from all the Doṣas (= sarva-doṣātm°), [Bhpr.]
m. a partic. form of the Aptor-yāma, [ĀpŚr.], Sch.
sarvātmanāसर्वात्मनाsarvātmánā (°nā), ind., ‘with all one's soul’
sarvātmánā (°nā), ind., ‘entirely, completely’
sarvāvāsinसर्वावासिन्sarvāvāsa ([MBh.]; [Śivag.]) or sarvāvā°sin ([Śivag.]), mfn. having one's abode everywhere.
sarvāvathamसर्वावथम्ind. ‘in all positions’, from all sides, [MBh.]
sarvāvasthāसर्वावस्थाf. every condition (āsu, ‘at all periods’), [MW.]
sarvāvṛddhaसर्वावृद्धmf(A)n. entirely recited without giving the quantity of the vowels, [SaṃhUp.]
sarvāyutvaसर्वायुत्वsarvāyu—tva n.
sarvābhisāraसर्वाभिसारm. an attack with a complete army, [Pārśvan.]
sarvādhikāraसर्वाधिकारm. general superintendence, [W.]
a chapter on various objects, [Cat.]
a chapter on objects concerning all, [ĀpŚr.], Sch.
sarvādhyakṣaसर्वाध्यक्षm. a general superintendent, [Pañcar.]
sarvāśraminसर्वाश्रमिन्mfn. belonging to or being in every order of life, [KaivUp.]
sarvāntakṛtसर्वान्तकृत्sarvānta—kṛt mfn. making an end of everything, [Pañcar.]
sarvānubhūtiसर्वानुभूतिf. universal experience, [MW.]
a white variety of the Tri-vṛt plant, [ib.]
Convolvulus Turpethum, [Car.]
m. ‘all-perceiving’, (with Jainas) N. of two Arhats, [L.]
sarvānumatiसर्वानुमतिf. the consent of all, [MW.]
sarvārthatvaसर्वार्थत्वsarvārtha—tva n.
sarvātmadṛśसर्वात्मदृश्sarvāt°ma-dṛś mfn. seeing one's self everywhere, [Cat.]
sarvātmatvaसर्वात्मत्वsarvāt°ma-tva n. the state or condition of the universal Soul, [LiṅgaP.] (-darśana n. ‘the doctrine of the oneness of everything with Spirit’, [MW.])
sarvāvasaraसर्वावसरm. ‘universal leisure’, midnight, [L.]
sarvādhikārinसर्वाधिकारिन्mfn. superintending everything, [Rājat.]
m. a general superintendent, [W.]
sarvādhipatyaसर्वाधिपत्यn. universal sovereignty, [ŚvetUp.]
sarvāṅgarūpaसर्वाङ्गरूपsarvāṅga—rūpa m. N. of Śiva, [MBh.]
sarvāmbhonidhiसर्वाम्भोनिधिm. the sea, ocean, [MBh.]
sarvāmaratvaसर्वामरत्वsarvāmara-tva n. absolute immortality, [R.]
sarvānnabhūtiसर्वान्नभूतिsarvānna-bhūti m. a kind of divine being, [ŚāṅkhGṛ.] (doubtful reading).
sarvānudāttaसर्वानुदात्तmfn. entirely accentless (-tva n.), [RPrāt.]; [Sāy.]
sarvānukārinसर्वानुकारिन्mfn. all-imitating, [MW.]
sarvānukramaसर्वानुक्रम, m. ([Caraṇ.]), sarvānukra°maṇikā, f. ([Cat.]) or sarvānukra°maṇī, f. ([ib.]) a complete index (esp. to the Veda); N. of wk.
sarvānusyūtaसर्वानुस्यूतmfn. strung together with everything (-tva n.), [BhP.]
sarvānuṣṭubhaसर्वानुष्टुभsarvā́nuṣṭubha mfn. entirely consisting of Anuṣṭubh, [ŚBr.]
sarvāparatvaसर्वापरत्वsarvāpara-tva n. ‘being beyond all things’, final emancipation, [MaitrUp.]
sarvāraṇyakaसर्वारण्यकmfn. living on whatever a forest affords, [Baudh.]
sarvārambheṇaसर्वारम्भेणind., ‘with all one's might’
sarvāsambhavaसर्वासम्भवm. the not being possible every where, [KapS.]
sarvāstivādaसर्वास्तिवादsarvāsti-vāda m. the doctrine that all things are real (N. of one of the 4 divisions of the Vaibhāṣika system of Buddhism, said to have been founded by Rāhula, son of the great Buddha), [MWB. 157]
= next, [MW.]
sarvāstravidसर्वास्त्रविद्sarvāstra—vid mfn. knowing or skilled in all world, [MW.]
sarvātiśāyinसर्वातिशायिन्mfn. surpassing everything, [Mcar.]
sarvātisārinसर्वातिसारिन्mfn. suffering from diarrhoea caused by all the humours, [Suśr.]
sarvātmabhūtiसर्वात्मभूतिsarvāt°ma-bhūti f. welfare of the whole self, [Mn. iii, 91]
all beings collectively, [W.]