| vidhu | विधु | See p. 968, col. 2. |
| vidhú mfn. (prob. fr. √ 2. vidh; for 2. vi-dhú See vi-√ dhū, col. 3) lonely, solitary, [RV. x, 55, 5] (applied to the moon; accord. to [Sāy.] = vi-dhātṛ, vi-dhārayitṛ) |
| vidhú m. the moon, [Mn.]; [Bhartṛ.]; [Gīt.] |
| ([L.] also, ‘camphor; N. of Brahmā and of Viṣṇu; a Rākṣasa; wind; an expiatory oblation; time; = āyudha’) |
| N. of a prince, [VP.] (v.l. vipra). |
| vi-dhú m. (for 1. see col. 2) palpitation, throbbing (of the heart), [AV. ix, 8, 22.] |
| vidhurā | विधुरा | f. curds mixed with sugar and spices, [L.] |
| vidhura | विधुर | vi—dhura mf(A)n. destitute of a shaft (as a carriage), [MBh. vi, 1890] (perhaps ‘damaged’ = 2. , see s.v.) |
| See p. 968, col. 2. |
| mf(A)n. (for 1. see p. 951, col. 1) bereft, bereaved (esp. of any loved person), alone, solitary, [Kāv.]; [Rājat.] |
| (ifc.) separated from, destitute of, wanting, [BhP.]; [Sarvad.] |
| suffering from want, miserable, helpless, distressed, [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c. |
| perplexed, troubled, depressed, dejected (am ind.), [Kāv.]; [Kathās.]; [Rājat.] |
| adverse, unfavourable, hostile, [ib.] |
| m. a Rākṣasa, [L.] |
| a widower, [MW.] |
| n. adversity, calamity, distress, [Kathās.] ([L.] also = viśleṣa, praviśleṣa or pariśleṣa) |
| n. du. N. of two partic. joints of the body, [Bhpr.] |
| vidhuta | विधुत | vi-°dhuta mfn. shaken about or off, dispersed, removed, abandoned, relinquished, [Inscr.]; [VarBṛS.]; [BhP.] |
| vidhuti | विधुति | vi-°dhuti f. shaking, agitating, tossing about, [Kāv.]; [BhP.] |
| removal, destruction, [BhP.] |
| vidhuram | विधुरम् | ind. |
| vidhutva | विधुत्व | vidhu—tva n. the state or condition of (being) the moon, [Naiṣ.] |
| vidhudina | विधुदिन | vidhu—dina n. a lunar day, [Gaṇit.] |
| vidhumāsa | विधुमास | vidhu—māsa m. a lunar month, [Gaṇit.] |
| vidhumaya | विधुमय | vidhu—maya mf(I)n. consisting of moons, [Hcar.] |
| vidhumukhī | विधुमुखी | vidhu—mukhī or vidhu—vadanā, f. a moon-faced woman, [Kāv.] |
| vidhunana | विधुनन | vi-°dhunana n. = °dhūnana, [L.] |
| vidhuratā | विधुरता | vidhura—tā f. |
| vidhuraya | विधुरय | Nom. P. °yati, to put in a miserable condition, deject, depress, [Hcar.]; [Gīt.]; [Subh.] |
| vidhurita | विधुरित | vidhu°rita mfn. dejected, depressed, [Śiś.] |
| vidhu°rita n. pl. adversities, calamities, [Rājat.] |
| vidhuvana | विधुवन | vi-°dhuvana n. trembling, tremor, [W.] |
| vidhuṃtuda | विधुंतुद | vidhu—ṃ-tuda m. ‘moon-troubler’, N. of Rāhu or the personified ascending node (causing the moon's eclipses), [Kāv.] |
| vidhugupti | विधुगुप्ति | vidhu—gupti m. N. of a man, [Bhadrab.] |
| vidhukṣaya | विधुक्षय | vidhu—kṣaya m. the wane of the moon, the dark nights of the month, [Mn. iii, 127.] |
| vidhupriyā | विधुप्रिया | vidhu—priyā f. ‘dear to the moon’, a lunar mansion or Nakṣatra (personified as a nymph, the daughter of Dakṣa and wife of the Moon), [W.] |
| vidhuratva | विधुरत्व | vidhura—tva n. want, trouble, distress, [Kāv.]; [Sarvad.] |
| vidhukrānta | विधुक्रान्त | vidhu—krānta m. (in music) a kind of measure, [Saṃgīt.] |
| vidhurīkṛta | विधुरीकृत | vidhurī-kṛta mfn. dejected, distressed, [ib.] |
| vidhuvadanā | विधुवदना | vidhu—mukhī or vidhu—vadanā, f. a moon-faced woman, [Kāv.] |
| vidhumaṇḍala | विधुमण्डल | vidhu—maṇḍala n. the moon's disc, [Kāv.] |
| vidhupañjara | विधुपञ्जर | vidhu—pañjara m. a scimitar, sabre, [L.] |
| vidhutapakṣa | विधुतपक्ष | vi-°dhuta—pakṣa mfn. shaking one's wings, [VarBṛS.] |
| vidhutamārtya | विधुतमार्त्य | vi-°dhuta—mārtya mfn. one who has shaken off what is human or corporeal, [BhP.] |
| vidhuradarśana | विधुरदर्शन | vidhura—darśana n. the sight of anything alarming, agitation, uneasiness, [MW.] |
| vidhutabandhana | विधुतबन्धन | vi-°dhuta—bandhana mfn. released from bonds, [Rājat.] |
| vidhuparidhvaṃsa | विधुपरिध्वंस | vidhu—paridhvaṃsa m. distress i.e. eclipse of the moon, [Śṛṅgār.] |
| vidhutatriliṅga | विधुतत्रिलिङ्ग | vi-°dhuta—triliṅga mfn. liberated from the three qualities, [BhP.] |