| vācā | वाचा | f. speech, a word, [Pañcat.]; [KātyŚr.], Sch. &c. |
| the goddess of speech, [Uṇ. ii, 57], Sch. |
| a holy word, sacred text, [MW.] |
| an oath, [ib.] |
| w.r. for vacā, [MBh. xiii, 6149.] |
| instr. of vāc, in comp. |
| vācāla | वाचाल | mf(A)n. talkative, chattering (said also of birds), [Kāv.]; [Kathās.] |
| boasting, [VarBṛ.], Sch.; [Rājat.] |
| full of noise and bustle, (ifc.) filled with the song or noise of [R.]; [Vās.] &c. |
| vācāṭa | वाचाट | mf(A)n. talkative (said also of birds), [Kāv.]; [Kathās.] &c. |
| boastful, grandiloquent (-tā f.), [Bālar.]; [Prasannar.] |
| (ifc.) filled with the song of, resounding with, [Vās.] |
| vācālanā | वाचालना | f. the act of making talkative, [Kād.] |
| vācālatā | वाचालता | vācāla—tā, f. ([Kāv.]; [Bhpr.]) or vācāla—tva, n. ([Viddh.]) talkativeness, loquacity. |
| vācālaya | वाचालय | Nom. P. °yati, to make talkative, cause to speak, [Bālar.]; [Kād.]; [Kathās.]; to make full of noise, [Kād.]; [Rājat.] |
| vācāṭatā | वाचाटता | vācāṭa—tā f. |
| vācāyana | वाचायन | m. N. of an author, [HYog.] |
| vācālatva | वाचालत्व | vācāla—tā, f. ([Kāv.]; [Bhpr.]) or vācāla—tva, n. ([Viddh.]) talkativeness, loquacity. |
| vācāstena | वाचास्तेन | vācā́—stena (vācā́-), mfn. (prob.) one who makes mischief by his words, [RV. x, 87, 15.] |
| vācāvṛddha | वाचावृद्ध | vācā—vṛtta or vācā—vṛddha, m. pl. N. of a class of gods in the 14th Manv-antara, [VP.] |
| vācāvṛtta | वाचावृत्त | vācā—vṛtta or vācā—vṛddha, m. pl. N. of a class of gods in the 14th Manv-antara, [VP.] |
| vācākarman | वाचाकर्मन् | vācā—karman n. an act performed only by the voice, [ĀpŚr.], Sch. |
| vācāsahāya | वाचासहाय | vācā—sahāya m. a conversable or sociable companion, [R.] |
| vācākarmīṇa | वाचाकर्मीण | vācā—karmīṇa mfn. performed only by the voice, [ib.] |
| vācārambhaṇa | वाचारम्भण | vācā°rambhaṇa (vācār°), n. (said to be) = vāg-ālambana, [ChUp.]; [Vedāntas.] |
| N. of wk. |
| vācāviruddha | वाचाविरुद्ध | vācā—viruddha mfn. unsuitable to words, not describable with words |
| vācā—viruddha m. pl. a partic. class of divine beings, [MBh.] |