svā स्वा svā́ f. a woman of one's own caste, [MBh.] in comp. for svar. svād स्वाद् svad or (prob. fr. 5. su √ ad) cl. 1. Ā. ([Dhātup. ii, 17]) svádate (Ved. also P. svádati; pf. sasvade, [Śiś.]; sasvāde Gr.; fut. svāditā or svaditā, svādiṣyate or svadiṣyate, [ib.]; Ved. inf. -súde; ind.p. -svādya, [R.]), to taste well, be sweet or pleasant to (dat. or gen.), [RV.] &c. &c.; to taste with pleasure, relish, enjoy, like (acc.), delight in (loc.), [RV.]; [MBh.] ; (P.) to make palatable, season, [RV.]; [VS.]; to make sweet or pleasant or agreeable, [VS.]; [TBr.]; to be pleasant or wholesome, [VS.]; P. Ā. svādati, °te (cf. [Dhātup. ii, 27]), to taste, relish, enjoy (generally v.l. khād, q.v.), [R.]; [Hariv.]; [Subh.] : Caus. svadáyati, °te (aor. asiṣvadat), to make savoury or palatable, sweeten, season, prepare, cook, [RV.]; [TS.]; [Br.]; [Mn.]; to propitiate, conciliate, [MaitrS.]; svādayati (cf. [Dhātup. xxxiii, 130]), to eat, relish, taste, enjoy, [Suśr.]; [Śiś.] : Desid. of Caus. sisvādayiṣati Gr.: Desid. sisvādiṣate or sisvadiṣate, [ib.] : Intens. sāsvādyate or sāsvadyate, sāsvātti or sāsvatti, [ib.] [cf. Gk. ἥδομαι; Lat. suadeo, and under svādu.] svās स्वास् sv-ā́s mfn. fair-mouthed (as Agni), [RV.] keen-edged, sharp (as an axe), [ib.] svābhū स्वाभू sv-ābhū́ mfn. very abundant or ready to hand, [RV.] ready to help, [ib.] svādhī स्वाधी sv-ādhī́ mfn. well-minded, thoughtful, heedful, devout, pious, [RV.] svāśu स्वाशु sv-āśú mfn. very swift, [RV.] svāda स्वाद m. taste, flavour, savour, [Hariv.]; [Kāv.]; [Kathās.] the beauty or charm (of a poem), [Sāh.] , svādu &c. See p. 1279, col. 3. svādu स्वादु svādú mf(vI/)n. sweet, savoury, palatable, dainty, delicate, pleasant to the taste, agreeable, charming (also as compar. ‘sweeter than &c.’, with abl.), [RV.] &c. &c. svādú m. sweet flavour, sweetness, [L.] sugar, molasses, [L.] N. of various plants (= jīvaka, gandha-dhūma-ja &c.), [L.] mf(u or vI). = drākṣā, a grape, [L.] (u), n. sweet taste, sweetness, [Megh.] svādú m. pleasantness, charm, beauty, [Subh.] [cf. Gk. ἡδύς; Lat. suavis; Old Sax. swôti; Angl.Sax. swêete; Eng. sweet; Germ. süss.] svādv स्वाद्व् in comp. for svādu. svāhā स्वाहा sv-ā́hā ind. (prob. fr. 5. su and √ ah; cf. dur-āhā) hail! hail to! may a blessing rest on! (with dat.; an exclamation used in making oblations to the gods; with √ kṛ [ind.p. -kā́ram, or -kṛtya] and acc. ‘to pronounce the exclamation Svāhā over’), [RV.] &c. &c. sv-ā́hā f. an oblation (offered to Agni, Indra &c.) or Oblation personified (as a daughter of Dakṣa and wife of Agni; she is thought to preside over burnt-offerings; her body is said to consist of the four Vedas, and her limbs are the six Aṅgas or members of the Veda; she is represented also as a wife of the Rudra Paśu-pati), [RV.]; &c. svāhi स्वाहि m. N. of a son of Vṛjinī-vat, [Hariv.] svāmi स्वामि in comp. for svāmin. svāmy स्वाम्य् in comp. for svāmin. svāna स्वान svāná m. (cf. √ 3. su, p. 1219) sounding, making a noise, rattling (as a chariot), panting (as a horse), [RV.] svāná m. sound, noise, rattle, [ib.] twang (of a bowstring), [Śiś.] N. of one of the seven guardians of Soma, [VS.] . See √ 3. su, and p. 1280, col. 2. svāni स्वानि mfn. (fr. svana) g. sutaṃgamādi. svāpa स्वाप m. sleeping, sleep, [Suśr.]; [Kathās.]; [BhP.] dreaming, a dream, [Prab.]; [BhP.] sleepiness, sloth, [W.] the sleep of a limb, numbness, [Suśr.] loss of sensation, ignorance, [L.] &c. See p. 1280, col. 3. svāpi स्वापि sv-āpí m. a good friend or comrade, [RV.]; [VS.]; [AitBr.] svāra स्वार &c. See p. 1285, col. 3. svārá m. sound, noise (of a snorting horse), [RV.] tone, accent, [RPrāt.] the Svarita accent, [TPrāt.] svārá mfn. relating to sound or accent, [MW.] having the Svarita accent svārá n. a Sāman ending with the Svarita accent, [VS.]; [PañcavBr.]; [Lāṭy.] svāti स्वाति svātí f. (of unknown derivation) N. of the star Arcturus (as forming the 13th and 15th lunar asterism; also svātī́ pl. svātyaḥ), [AV.] &c. &c. N. of one of the wives of the Sun, [L.] a sword, [L.] svātí m. N. of a son of Uru and Āgneyī (v.l. khyāti), [Hariv.]; [VP.] of Megha-svāti, [VP.] svātí mfn. born under the star Arcturus, [Pāṇ. iv, 3, 34.] svāya स्वाय (cf. 2. sva) Nom. Ā. °yate = sva ivācarati, he acts like himself or his own kindred, [Vop.] svāyu स्वायु sv-ā́yu mfn. having good people (subjects), [VS.] sv-ā́yu m. N. of a man (see next). svāṅga स्वाङ्ग n. a limb of one's own body, one's own body, limb or body in the strict (not metaphorical) sense, [Kāv.]; [Yogas.] &c. m. a proper N. [MW.] svāśir स्वाशिर् sv-āśir mfn. well mixed (°śir āmarkaḥ, ‘N. of a Sāman’), [ĀrṣBr.] svāśis स्वाशिस् sv-āśís mfn. well praising, [RV.] svādas स्वादस् . See prá-svādas. svādin स्वादिन् mfn. tasting, enjoying (ifc.), [Nalod.] svādya स्वाद्य mfn. to be tasted, [MBh.] savoury, palatable, [Bālar.] astringent and salt, [L.] m. astringent and salt taste, [L.] svāhya स्वाह्य svāhyà mfn. worthy of an oblation with Svāhā, [AV.] svājñā स्वाज्ञा f. one's own command (°jñāṃ-√ grah, ‘to submit to one's command’), [Uttamac.] svākta स्वाक्त sv-ā́kta n. good ointment (for the eyes), [AV.] svālpa स्वाल्प sv-ālpa mfn. (fr. sv-alpa) very little or small, few, [W.] sv-ālpa n. littleness, paucity, [ib.] svāmin स्वामिन् . See p. 1284, col. 1. m. (fr. 1. sva + min) an owner, proprietor, master, lord or owner of (gen. loc., or comp.), [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. a chief, commander (of an army), [Vikr.]; [Subh.] a husband, lover (du. ‘husband and wife’), [Āpast.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. a king, prince (in dram. used as a form of address = deva) a spiritual preceptor, learned Brāhman or Pandit (used as a title at the end of names, esp. of natives of the Carnatic) the image or temple of a god (often ifc.; see śrīdhara-, viṣṇu-sv° &c.) N. of Skanda, [Yājñ. i, 293] of Viṣṇu, [L.] of Śiva, [L.] of Garuḍa, [L.] of the Muni Vātsyāyana, [L.] of the 11th Arhat of the past Utsarpiṇī, [L.] of various authors (also with miśra and śāstrin; sometimes abridged from names ending in , e.g. for kṣīra- and śabara-svāmin), [Cat.] svāmya स्वाम्य n. mastership, lordship, ownership, dominion or power over any one, [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c. svānin स्वानिन् svānín mfn. noisy, turbulent, [RV.] svānta स्वान्त m. (accord. to [Pāṇ. vii, 2, 13] fr. √ svan) own end, [BhP.] own death, [Śiś.] own territory or domain or province, [Kām.] n. ‘seat of the Ego’, the heart (as self of the emotions; ifc. f(A). ), [Kāv.]; [Kathās.]; [MārkP.] &c. n. a cavern, [L.] See , p. 1277, col. 3. See √ svan and p. 1277, col. 3. svāpin स्वापिन् mfn. causing sleep, lulling to sleep, [MW.] svāpna स्वाप्न mfn. (fr. svapna) relating to sleep, [Sāṃkhyapr.], Sch. svāpta स्वाप्त sv-āpta mfn. very abundant, [MBh.] very skilful or trustworthy, [Kām.] svārāj स्वाराज् svā-rāj mfn. (for 2. See p. 1282) = sva-r°, [Prab.] svā—rāj m. (for 1. See p. 1277, col. 3) ‘king of heaven’, N. of Indra, [L.] 1. 2. svā-rāj. See p. 1277, col. 3, and p. 1282, col. 1. svārtha स्वार्थ m. one's own affair or cause, personal matter or advantage, self-interest, one's own aim or object (also pl.), [MaitrUp.]; [MBh.]; [R.] &c. one's own property or substance, [MW.] own or original meaning, [Sāh.]; [Vedāntas.]; [TPrāt.], Sch. similar meaning (prob. for sārtha), a pleonasm, [MW.] = liṅgārtha-viśeṣa, [L.] mf(A)n. directed to one's self egoistical (-tā f.), [Kum.]; [Tarkas.] &c. mf(A)n. adapted to (its) purpose, [Car.] having one's object, expressing (its) own inherent or true meaning, having a natural or literal meaning, having a similar meaning (= sārtha), pleonastic, [MW.] svārthe स्वार्थे svār°the (e), ind. on one's own account, for one's self, [Kāv.]; [Kathās.]; [KapS.] &c. svāruh स्वारुह् svā-rúh mfn. (or svār°?) growing from (its) own root, firm-rooted, [TS.] (nom. °rut, fr. °rudh, [Kāṭh.]) svāsad स्वासद् sv-āsád mfn. sitting happily by, [AV.] svātta स्वात्त svāttá mfn. (fr. √ svad) seasoned, spiced, [VS.] (cf. agni-ṣvāttá). svāvṛj स्वावृज् sv-ā́vṛj mfn. easily acquired, [RV.] svāvṛt स्वावृत् sv-āvṛ́t mfn. willingly turning towards, [MaitrS.] svāyuj स्वायुज् sv-āyúj mfn. easy to be yoked, [RV.] svāyus स्वायुस् sv-āyús n. full vigour or life, [VS.] svābhāsa स्वाभास sv-ābhāsa mfn. very illustrious or splendid, [Kir.] svābhāva स्वाभाव m. own non-existence, [Nīlak.] svābhīla स्वाभील sv-ābhīla mfn. very formidable, [MBh.] svādhīna स्वाधीन mf(A)n. dependent on one's self, independent, free, [Hariv.]; [R.] being in one's own power or control, being at one's own disposal, [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c. , svādhyāya &c. See p. 1277, col. 2. svāśita स्वाशित sv-āśita mfn. well fed or satiated, [RV.]; [R.] svāśliṣ स्वाश्लिष् sv-ā-√ śliṣ P. -śliṣyati, to embrace firmly or closely (v.l. vāśliṣyet for sv-āśl°), [Mn. xi, 103.] svācāra स्वाचार sv-ācāra m. ([Subh.]) and mf(A)n. ([Yājñ.]) = prec. svādāna स्वादान n. (for sv-ād° See p. 1283) taking what belongs to one's self or one's own due, [Mn. viii, 172.] sv-ādāná mfn. (for See p. 1277, col. 2) easy to be taken, [MaitrS.] svādūda स्वादूद m. = svādu-vāri, [R.] svādūkṛ स्वादूकृ svādū-√ kṛ P. -karoti, to make sweet, sweeten, [MW.] svādana स्वादन svā́dana mfn. seasoning, making (food) savoury, [RV.] svā́dana n. the act of tasting, [Śiś.] tasting i.e. enjoying (a poem &c.), [Sāh.] svādara स्वादर sv-ādara mfn. very regardful, very considerate, [MBh.] svādava स्वादव n. agreeable taste or relish, [L.] svādita स्वादित mfn. tasted, relished, [W.] sweetened, [MW.] pleased, [ib.] svādman स्वाद्मन् svādmán m. sweetness, [RV.] svā́dman (svā́°), n. id., dainty food or drink, [ib.] svādukā स्वादुका f. Tiaridium Indicum, [L.] svādutā स्वादुता svādu—tā f. savouriness, sweetness, [MBh.]; [Kathās.] svāgama स्वागम m. welcome, salutation, [MBh.] svāgatā स्वागता sv-āgatā (ā), f. a kind of metre, [Śrutab.] svāgata स्वागत mfn. (for sv-āg° See p. 1283) come of one's self, [MW.] sv-āgata mfn. (for See p. 1277, col. 2) well come, welcome, [R.] lawfully-earned (as money), [Mn. iv, 226] sv-āgata m. N. of a Buddha, [Lalit.] of a king, [VP.] of another man, [Buddh.] sv-āgata (am), n. welcome, greeting, salutation (svāgataṃ te with or without astu, ‘I wish you welcome’), [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c. welfare, health (see next). svāhāra स्वाहार sv-āhāra mfn. easy to be obtained or procured, [R.] sv-āhāra m. good food, [MW.] svāhata स्वाहत mfn. struck or coined by one's self, [Rājat.] svāheya स्वाहेय m. metron. of Skanda, [MBh.] svāhuta स्वाहुत sv-ā̀huta mfn. well sacrificed or honoured with sacrifice, [RV.] svājīva स्वाजीव sv-ājīva ([R.]) mfn. yielding an easy subsistence. svākāra स्वाकार m. (for sv-āk° See p. 1283) one's own nature, natural disposition, [Pañcat.] mfn. having one's own form, [W.] sv-ākāra mfn. (for See p. 1277, col. 2) of decent or respectable appearance, [Hcar.] svākūti स्वाकूति sv-ākūti m. N. of a divine being enumerated among the Jayas, [Cat.] svākṛti स्वाकृति mfn. (for sv-āk° See p. 1283) = °kāra, [MW.] sv-ākṛti mfn. good-looking, handsome, [Kathās.] svāmika स्वामिक (in comp.) = svāmin (cf. niḥ-, praṇaṣṭa-sv° &c.) svāminī स्वामिनी (inī), f., see next. f. a proprietress, mistress, lady (used in addressing a queen or a king's favourite wife), [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c. svāminy स्वामिन्य् in comp. for svāminī. svāmitā स्वामिता svāmi—tā f. ([VarBṛS.]) ownership, mastership, lordship of (gen. or comp.) svānama स्वानम sv-ānama mf(A)n. easy to be attracted or captivated, [Śiś.] svāpada स्वापद See śvā-pada. svāpaka स्वापक mfn. (fr. Caus.) causing to sleep, soporiferous, soporific, [Pāṇ. vii, 4, 67], Vārtt. 2, [Pat.] svāpana स्वापन mfn. (fr. Caus.) causing to sleep, making sleepy (said of a mystic weapon), [Śiś.] n. a soporific (remedy), [Kauś.] svāpaya स्वापय Nom. P. °yati (cf. Caus. of √ svap), [Vop.] svāpiśi स्वापिशि m. patr. fr. sva-piś, g. raivatikādi. svāpika स्वापिक n. N. of a fortress, [Rājat.] svārāma स्वाराम mfn. delighting in one's self, [BhP.] svārtham स्वार्थम् svār°tham (am), ind. on one's own account, for one's self, [Kāv.]; [Kathās.]; [KapS.] &c. svārthet स्वार्थेत् svār°thét mfn. attending to one's own affairs, [TS.] svārthin स्वार्थिन् mfn. pursuing one's own objects, self-seeking, [Siṃhās.] svārūḍha स्वारूढ sv-ārūḍha mfn. riding well, [Hariv.] well ridden (as horses), [MBh.] svārūpā स्वारूपा f. (fr. sva-rūpa, q.v.) N. of a place, [Cat.] svārdra स्वार्द्र sv-ārdra mfn. very wet or moist, [Bhartṛ.] (v.l.) svāsīna स्वासीन sv-āsīna mfn. comfortably seated, [Hariv.] svāsthya स्वास्थ्य n. (fr. sva-stha) self-dependence, sound state (of body or soul), health, ease, comfort, contentment, satisfaction, [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c. svāsada स्वासद sv-āsáda mf(A/)n. (used in explaining sv-āsasthá), [ŚBr.] svāsana स्वासन sv-āsana n. a good seat, [KātyŚr.] svāsṛka स्वासृक mfn. (fr. svasṛ), [Pat.] , svāsrīya, svāsrīyi. See p. 1283, col. 1. svātata स्वातत sv-ā̀tata mfn. well stretched or fixed, [RV.] well aimed, [ib.]