| sukham | सुखम् | sukhám (ám), ind. (also ena, āt) easily, comfortably, pleasantly, joyfully, willingly (with inf. = ‘easy to’ e.g. sa bhaviṣyati sukhaṃ hantum, ‘he will be easy to kill’; — na punar ‘, rather — than’ e.g. sukham asūn api saṃtyajanti na punaḥ pratijñām, ‘they rather renounce life than a promise’; kadalī-sukham, ‘as easily as a Kadalī’), [VS.]; &c. |
| sukhamada | सुखमद | sukha—mada mfn. pleasantly intoxicating, [Car.] |
| sukhamaya | सुखमय | sukha—maya mf(I mc. also A)n. consisting of happiness, full of joy and pleasure, delightful, [Kāv.]; [BhP.] |
| sukhamodā | सुखमोदा | sukha—modā f. the gum olibanum tree, [L.] |
| sukhamukha | सुखमुख | sukha—mukha m. N. of a Yakṣa, [Buddh.] |
| sukhamānin | सुखमानिन् | sukha—mānin mfn. thinking (anything) to be joy, seeing joy in (loc.), [BhP.] |
| sukhamedhas | सुखमेधस् | sukha—m-edhas mfn. prospering well, [Gaut.]; [MBh.] |
| sukhamālika | सुखमालिक | sukha—mālika m. (prob.) N. of the superintendent of a monastery, [Pañcat. v, 13/14.] |
| sukhamārjana | सुखमार्जन | sukha—mārjana n. an auspicious ablution, [Śak.] (in Prākṛt). |