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.] 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. 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.] 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.] svādīyas स्वादीयस् svā́dīyas mfn. sweeter, more savoury or pleasant than (abl.), [RV.]; &c. svādiman स्वादिमन् m. (g. pṛthv-ādi) savouriness, sweetness, [KātyŚr.], Sch. svāditya स्वादित्य sv-ādityá mfn. any one befriended by the Ādityas, [RV.] sv-ādityá n. the favour or protection of the Ādityas, [ib.] svādiṣṭha स्वादिष्ठ svā́diṣṭha mf(A)n. sweetest, very sweet or pleasant, [RV.] &c. &c. sweeter than (abl.), [Bhartṛ.] svāduman स्वादुमन् svādumán m. sweetness, [MaitrS.] svādūdaka स्वादूदक mfn. having sweet water, [BhP.] svādanīya स्वादनीय mfn. palatable, savoury, [MBh.] svāduphalā स्वादुफला svādu—phalā (ā), f. the jujube tree, [L.] svāduphala स्वादुफल svādu—phala n. ‘sweet fruit’, the fruit of the jujube, [L.] svādukāma स्वादुकाम svādu—kāma mfn. liking sweets (-tā f.), [R.] svādukāra स्वादुकार svādu—kāra mfn. causing relish, dainty, [W.] svādukara स्वादुकर svādu—kara m. ‘seasoner, cook’, a kind of mixed caste, [MBh.] svādulatā स्वादुलता svādu—latā f. Batatas Paniculata, [L.] svādumūla स्वादुमूल svādu—mūla n. ‘sweet root’, Daucus Carota, [L.] svādumṛdu स्वादुमृदु svādu—mṛdu mfn. sweet and delicate (cf. sauvādumṛdava). svādupākā स्वादुपाका svādu—pākā (ā), f. Solanum Indicum, [L.] svādupāka स्वादुपाक svādu—pāka mfn. sweet or good to be cooked or digested (-tva n.), [Suśr.] svādurāti स्वादुराति svādu—rātí mfn. bestowing agreeable gifts, [RV.] svādurasā स्वादुरसा svādu—rasā (ā), f. (only [L.]) spirituous liquor Asparagus Racemosus a grape the root of Spondias Mangifera = kākolī. svādurasa स्वादुरस svādu—rasa mf(A)n. having a sweet or agreeable taste, [Suśr.] svādutama स्वादुतम svādu—tama mfn. very sweet or pleasant, [Sāy.] svādutara स्वादुतर svādu—tara mfn. sweeter or very sweet, [Vās.] svāduvāri स्वादुवारि svādu—vāri m. the sea of sweet water, [L.] svādvamla स्वाद्वम्ल svādv—amla m. ‘sweet and sour’, the pomegranate tree, [L.] svādvanna स्वाद्वन्न svādv—anna n. sweet or choice food, dainties, delicacies, [W.] svādv—anna mfn. having or providing delicacies, [MW.] svādukhaṇḍa स्वादुखण्ड svādu—khaṇḍa m. lump sugar, sugar in small pieces, [L.] svāduśuddha स्वादुशुद्ध svādu—śuddha n. ‘sweat and pure’, rock or river salt, [W.] svādugandhā स्वादुगन्धा svādu—gandhā (ā), f. id. or Convolvulus Paniculatus, [L.] svādugandha स्वादुगन्ध svādu—gandha m. a Moringa with red flowers, [L.] svādukaṇṭa स्वादुकण्ट svādu—kaṇṭa m. ‘sweet-thorn’, Asteracantha Longifolia, [L.] svādukandā स्वादुकन्दा svādu—kandā (ā), f. Batatas Paniculata, [L.] svādukanda स्वादुकन्द svādu—kanda m. ‘having a sweet root’, a kind of arum, [L.] svāduluṅgī स्वादुलुङ्गी svādu—luṅgī f. the sweet citron, [L.] svādumāṃsī स्वादुमांसी svādu—māṃsī f. the root Kākolī (q.v.), [L.] svādumustā स्वादुमुस्ता svādu—mustā f. a species of water-creeper, [L.] svādupākin स्वादुपाकिन् svādu—pākin mfn. = -pāka, [Suśr.] svāduparṇī स्वादुपर्णी svādu—parṇī f. ‘sweet-leafed’, a kind of plant (= dugdhikā). svādupiṇḍā स्वादुपिण्डा svādu—piṇḍā f. a kind of date tree, [L.] svādupuṣpī स्वादुपुष्पी svādu—puṣpī (ī), f. Grislea Tomentosa, [L.] svādupuṣpa स्वादुपुष्प svādu—puṣpa m. ‘having pleasant flowers’, a kind of plant (= kaṭabhī), [L.] svādusvādu स्वादुस्वादु svādu—svādu mfn. exceedingly sweet or savoury, [HPariś.] svāduyogin स्वादुयोगिन् svādu—yogin mfn. id., [MBh.] svāduyukta स्वादुयुक्त svādu—yukta mfn. possessing sweetness, sweet, [Megh.] svādudhanvan स्वादुधन्वन् svādu—dhanvan m. ‘having a sweet bow’, N. of Kāma-deva (whose bow is said to be made of sugar-cane), [L.] svāduṃkāram स्वादुंकारम् svādu—ṃ-kāram ind. ([Pāṇ. iii, 4, 26]) making savoury, sweetening, [Śiś.]; [Naiṣ.] svādukāmatā स्वादुकामता svādu—kāma—tā f. svādumajjan स्वादुमज्जन् svādu—majjan m. a sort of mountain Pīlu tree, [L.] svādusammud स्वादुसम्मुद् svādú—sammud (svādú-), mfn. delighting in dainty food, [AV.] svāduṣaṃsad स्वादुषंसद् svādu—ṣaṃsád mfn. ‘sitting round dainties’ or ‘forming an agreeable company’, [RV.] svādukaṇṭaka स्वादुकण्टक svādu—kaṇṭaka m. id., [L.] Flacourtia Sapida, [ib.] svādukandaka स्वादुकन्दक svādu—kandaka m. a kind of vegetable, [L.] svādukṣadman स्वादुक्षद्मन् svādu—kṣádman mfn. having or providing sweet or dainty food, [RV.] svādupākatva स्वादुपाकत्व svādu—pāka—tva n. svādutuṇḍikā स्वादुतुण्डिका svādu—tuṇḍikā f. Momordica Monadelpha, [L.] svāduvivekin स्वादुविवेकिन् svādu—vivekin mfn. distinguishing dainties (from other food), [Rājat.] svāduṣkilīyā स्वादुष्किलीया f. pl. N. of the verses beginning with svāduṣ kila ([RV. vi, 47, 1] &c.), [ŚāṅkhBr.] svādūdakasamudra स्वादूदकसमुद्र svādūdaka—samudra m. = svādu-vāri, Sāṃkhyas. Sch. svādutiktakaṣāya स्वादुतिक्तकषाय svādu—tikta-kaṣāya mfn. sweet and astringent and bitter, [L.] svādu—tiktakaṣāya m. sweet and astringent and bitter taste, [L.] svādvamlatiktatubara स्वाद्वम्लतिक्ततुबर svādv—amla—tikta-tubara mfn. sweet and sour, bitter and astringent, [L.] svādv—amla—tikta-tubara m. sweet and sour and bitter and astringent taste, [L.]