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uttānaउत्तानut-tāná mfn. stretched out, spread out, lying on the back, sleeping supinely or with the face upwards, [RV.]; [AV.]; [VS.]
upright, [ŚBr.]; [KātyŚr.] &c.
turned so that the mouth or opening is uppermost (as a vessel), concave, [TS.]; [ŚBr.]; [KātyŚr.]; [BhP.] &c.
spreading out over the surface, [Suśr.]
shallow
open, [Śak.]
ut-tāná (as), m. N. of an Āṅgirasa, [TBr.]; [Kāṭh.]
ut-tāná See ut-tan.
uttānakaउत्तानकm. a species of Cyperus grass, [L.]
uttānapadउत्तानपद्ut-tāná—pad (uttāná°), f. one whose legs are extended (in parturition)
N. of a peculiar creative agency, [RV. x, 72, 4]
vegetation, the whole creation of upward-germinating plants, [[Sāy.]]
uttānaśayaउत्तानशयut-tāna—śaya mfn. lying on the back, sleeping with the face upwards
ut-tāna—śaya m. a little child, [L.]
uttānahayaउत्तानहयut-tāna—haya m. N. of a son of Śatājit, [VP.]
uttānapādaउत्तानपादut-tāna—pāda m. the star β in the little bear (personified as son of Vīra or Manu Svāyambhuva and father of Dhruva), [Hariv.]; [VP.] &c.
uttānaśāyinउत्तानशायिन्ut-tāna—śāyin mfn. lying on the back.
uttānaśīvanउत्तानशीवन्ut-tāna—śī́van mf(arI)n. lying extended, stagnant (as water), [AV. iii, 21, 10.]
uttānahastaउत्तानहस्तut-tāná—hasta (uttāná°), mfn. having the hand, extended, extending them in prayer, [RV.]; [KātyŚr.]; [Vait.]
ut-tāná—hasta m. du. (au) the two hands with the fingers stretched out (but with the backs towards the ground), [W.]
uttānaparṇaउत्तानपर्णut-tāná—parṇa (uttāná-) mfn. having extended leaves, [RV. x, 145, 2.]
uttānabarhisउत्तानबर्हिस्ut-tāna—barhis m. N. of a prince, [BhP.]
uttānahṛdayaउत्तानहृदयut-tāna—hṛdaya (Prākṛt uttāṇahiaa), open-hearted, [Śak. 204, 6.]
uttānapādajaउत्तानपादजut-tāna—pāda—ja m. a N. of Dhruva (or the polar-star), [L.]
uttānarecitaउत्तानरेचितut-tāna—recita m. (sc. hasta) a particular position of the hands.
uttānakūrmakaउत्तानकूर्मकut-tāna—kūrmaka n. a particular posture in sitting.
uttānaparṇakaउत्तानपर्णकut-tāna—parṇaka m. a species of plant, [L.]
uttānapattrakaउत्तानपत्त्रकut-tāna—pattraka m. a species of Ricinus, [Bhpr.]
uttānapāṇidvayaउत्तानपाणिद्वयut-tāna—pāṇi-dvaya mfn. having the two hands with the palms turned upwards.