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viṭविट्biṭ (or ), cl. 1. P. beṭati, to swear, shout, address harshly, [Dhātup. ix, 30.]
(prob. artificial; cf. √ biṭ and viḍ) cl. 1. P. veṭati, to sound, [Dhātup. ix, 29.]
(for 2. See p. 995, col. 2), in comp. for 2. viś.
(for 1. See p. 989, col. 2) in comp. for 3. viṣ.
viṭaविटm. (derivation doubtful) a voluptuary, sensualist, bon-vivant, boon-companion, rogue, knave, [Kāv.]; [Rājat.]; [Kathās.] &c. (in the drama, esp. in the Mṛcchakaṭikā, he is the companion of a dissolute prince and resembles in some respects the Vidūṣaka, being generally represented as a parasite on familiar terms with his associate, but at the same time accomplished in the arts of poetry, music, and singing; ifc. a term of reproach g. khasūcy-ādi, [Gaṇar.]; [L.] also ‘the keeper of a prostitute; a catamite; a mouse; Acacia Catechu; the orange tree; a kind of salt; = prāñcalloha [?]; = viṭapa N. of a mountain’)
n. a house, [Gal.]
viṭiविटिf. yellow sanders, [L.]
viṭkaविट्क, viṭ-kārikā, viṭ-kṛmi &c. See under 3. viṣ.
(ifc.) = 3. viṣ, feces (cf. karṇa- and bhinna-víṭka).
viṭakāविटकाf. a room where Viṭas meet.
viṭakaविटकm. pl. N. of a people, [VarBṛS.]
= piṭaka, a boil, blister, [Gal.]
viṭapaविटपviṭa—pa m. (for 2. See below) a keeper of catamites, [L.]
m. n. (g. ardharcādi; of doubtful derivation accord. to [Uṇ. iii, 145] fr. √ viṭ; for 1. viṭa-pa See under viṭa), the young branch of a tree or creeper, twig, sprout, shoot, bough, [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c.
a bush, shrub, cluster, thicket, tuft, [ib.]
expansion, spreading, [L.]
the perinaeum or the septum of the scrotum, [Suśr.]
m. N. of a man g. śivādi = viṭa or viṭādhipa, [L.]
viṭśūlaविट्शूलviṭ—śūla m. a partic. form of colic, [Suśr.]
viṭṭhalaविट्ठलm. (also written viṭhala, viṭhṭhala, and viḍhḍhala) N. of a god worshipped at Pandharpur in the Deccan (he is commonly called Viṭho-bā, and stated to be an incarnation of Viṣṇu or Kṛṣṇa himself, who is believed to have visited this city and infused a large portion of his essence into a Brāhman named Puṇḍarīka or Puṇḍalīka, who had gained a great reputation for filial piety; his images represent him standing on a brick [cf. 2. viḍ] with his arms akimbo), [RTL. 263]
(also with ācārya, dīkṣita, bhaṭṭa &c.) N. of various authors and teachers (esp. of a grammarian, disparaged by Bhaṭṭoji, and of a son of Vallabhācārya and successor to his chair, also called Viṭṭhala-dīkṣita or Viṭṭhala-nātha or Viṭṭhaleśa or Viṭṭhaleśvara, said to have been born in 1515), [Cat.]
viṭaṅkaविटङ्कvi-ṭaṅka m. n. (g. ardharcādi; see √ ṭaṅk and ṭaṅka) the loftiest point, top, pinnacle, [MBh.]; [Kāv.] &c. (also °kaka, [L.])
a dove-cot, aviary, [L.]
vi-ṭaṅka m. a big cucumber, [L.]
vi-ṭaṅka mfn. trim, nice, pretty, handsome, [Pracaṇḍ.]; [BhP.]
viṭapinविटपिन्mfn. having branches or boughs (as a tree), [MBh.]
m. a tree, [Kāv.]; [Kathās.]; [BhP.] (mc. also viṭapi, in gen. acc. pl. °pīnām and °pīn, [R.])
the Indian fig-tree, [L.]
viṭcaraविट्चरviṭ—cara m. ‘filth-goer’, a tame or village hog, [L.]
viṭkṛmiविट्कृमिviṭ—kṛmi m. a worm bred in the bowels, [HPariś.]
viṭkulaविट्कुलviṭ-kula See under 2. viś.
viṭ—kula n. the house of a Vaiśya, [ĀśvŚr.]
viṭpatiविट्पतिviṭ—pati m. ‘chief of men’, a king, prince, [MBh.]
a chief of Vaiśyas, [BhP.]
a daughter's husband, son-in-law, [Mn. iii, 148]
a head-merchant, [W.]
viṭsārīविट्सारीviṭ—sārikā or viṭ—sārī, f. a sort of thrush or variety of the bird inaccurately called ‘Maina’ in Bengal, [L.]
viṭāṭikāविटाटिकाf. (?) a kind of small hog-weed, [L.]
a room where Viṭas meet, [L.]
viṭśūdraविट्शूद्रviṭ—śūdra n. sg. Vaiśyas and Śūdras, [R.]
viṭabhūtaविटभूतviṭa—bhūta m. N. of an Asura, [MBh.]
viṭapakaविटपकm. a tree, [Kād.]
a rogue, voluptuary (= viṭa), [ib.]
viṭpaṇyaविट्पण्यviṭ-paṇya viṭ-pati &c. See under 2. viś.
viṭ—paṇya n. the wares or commodities of a man of the mercantile class, [Mn. x, 85.]
viṭsaṅgaविट्सङ्गviṭ—saṅga m. coherence or obstruction of the feces, constipation, [ib.]
viṭāśrayaविटाश्रयm. a house occupied by a Viṭa, [L.]
viṭkhadiraविट्खदिरviṭ—khadira m. Vachellia Farnesiana, [L.]
viṭṭhaleśaविट्ठलेशor °leśvara, see above.
viṭaṅkitaविटङ्कितvi-°ṭaṅkita mfn. stamped or marked or adorned with (instr. or comp.), [BhP.]
viṭakāntāविटकान्ताviṭa—kāntā f. turmeric, [L.]
viṭapaśasविटपशस्viṭapa—śas ind. in branches or shoots, [BhP.]
viṭapriyaविटप्रियviṭa—priya m. a kind of jasmine, [L.]
viṭaputraविटपुत्रviṭa—putra m. N. of a writer on Kāmaśāstra, [Kuṭṭanīm.]
viṭavṛttaविटवृत्तviṭa—vṛtta m. N. of a poet, [Cat.]
viṭkārikāविट्कारिकाviṭ—kārikā f. ‘ordure maker’, a kind of bird (prob. a variety of Turdus Salica), [L.]
viṭsārikāविट्सारिकाviṭ—sārikā or viṭ—sārī, f. a sort of thrush or variety of the bird inaccurately called ‘Maina’ in Bengal, [L.]
viṭalavaṇaविटलवणviṭa—lavaṇa n. a kind of salt (= viḍ-l°), [L.]
viṭapeṭakaविटपेटकviṭa—peṭaka m. or n. a multitude of rogues, [Rājat.]
viṭapimṛgaविटपिमृगviṭapi-mṛga m. ‘tree-animal’, a monkey, ape, [MW.]
viṭṭhalasūnuविट्ठलसूनुviṭṭhala—sūnu m. N. of an author, [Cat.]
viṭaṅkapuraविटङ्कपुरvi-ṭaṅka—pura n. N. of a town, [Kathās.]
viṭamākṣikaविटमाक्षिकviṭa—mākṣika n. a sort of mineral, [L.]
viṭavallabhāविटवल्लभाviṭa—vallabhā f. Bignonia Suaveolens, [L.]
viṭṭhalamiśraविट्ठलमिश्रviṭṭhala—miśra m. N. of a Commentator, [Cat.]
viṭṭhaleśvaraविट्ठलेश्वरviṭṭhaleśa or °leśvara, see above.
viṭṭhalakavacaविट्ठलकवचviṭṭhala—kavaca n. N. of a Kavaca (q.v.)
viṭikaṇṭhīravaविटिकण्ठीरवviṭi—kaṇṭhīrava m. N. of Varada-rāja (the author of the Madhya-siddhānta-kaumudī), [Cat.]
viṭṭhalīpaddhatiविट्ठलीपद्धतिviṭṭhalī-paddhati f. N. of an astron. wk. by Viṭṭhalācārya.
viṭṭhalācāryasūnuविट्ठलाचार्यसूनुviṭṭhalācārya-sūnu m. N. of a Commentator, [Cat.]
viṭṭhalastavarājaविट्ठलस्तवराजviṭṭhala—stava-rāja m. N. of wk.
viṭṭhalāṣṭottaraśataविट्ठलाष्टोत्तरशतviṭṭhalāṣṭottara-śata n. N. of a Stotra.
viṭṭhalasahasranāmanविट्ठलसहस्रनामन्viṭṭhala—sahasra-nāman n. N. of wk.
viṭṭhalopādhyāyapattraविट्ठलोपाध्यायपत्त्रviṭṭhalopādhyāya-pattra n. N. of wk.