vipāka विपाक ví-pāka mf(A)n. ripe, mature, [RV.] ví-pāka m. cooking, dressing (= pacana), [L.] ripening, maturing (esp. of the fruit of actions), effect, result, consequence (of actions in the present or former births pursuing those who commit them through subsequent existences), [Yājñ.]; [MBh.] &c. maturing of food (in the stomach), digestion, conversion of food into a state for assimilation, [MBh.]; [Hariv.]; [Suśr.] bad digestion, [Car.] any change of form or state, [Uttarar.] calamity, distress, misfortune, [Yājñ.]; [Uttarar.] withering, fading, [Śiś.] ‘sweat’ or ‘flavour’ (sveda or svāda), [L.] (ibc.) subsequently, afterwards (see comp.) vi-pāka , vi-pākin. See under vi-√ pac, p. 973. vipākadoṣa विपाकदोष vi-pāka—doṣa m. morbid affection of the digestive powers, [Suśr.] vipākakāla विपाककाल vi-pāka—kāla m. the time of ripening or maturing, [Rājat.] vipākaśruta विपाकश्रुत vi-pāka—śruta n. N. of a sacred book of the Jainas, [W.] vipākatīvra विपाकतीव्र vi-pāka—tīvra mfn. sharp or terrible in consequence of (comp.), [BhP.] vipākadāruṇa विपाकदारुण vi-pāka—dāruṇa mfn. terrible or dangerous in results, [Prab.] vipākakaṭuka विपाककटुक vi-pāka—kaṭuka mfn. sharp or bitter in its consequences, [Kathās.] vipākavisphūrjathu विपाकविस्फूर्जथु vi-pāka—visphūrjathu m. the consequences (of sins committed in a former birth) compared to a thunder stroke, [Ragh.]