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baṃdhanāt |
बंधनात् |
ba.ndhanaat.h |
(Nr.abl.S) bondage; tie |
1000  
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bādhate |
बाधते |
baadhate |
(1 ap) to obstruct |
1000
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bādhyate |
बाध्यते |
baadhyate |
affected, afflicted |
1000
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bāhu |
बाहु |
baahu |
arm |
1000
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bāhulya |
बाहुल्य |
baahulya |
plentitude |
1000
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bāhuṃ |
बाहुं |
baahuM |
arms |
1000
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bāhyāṃga |
बाह्यांग |
baahyaa.nga |
outer appearance, outer body, outer cover, external nature |
1000
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bāhyān |
बाह्यान् |
baahyaan.h |
unnecessary |
1000
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bāhyasparśeṣu |
बाह्यस्पर्शेषु |
baahyasparsheshhu |
in external sense pleasure |
1000
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bāla |
बाल |
baala |
child |
1000
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bālā |
बाला |
baalaa |
Girl |
1000
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bālāḥ |
बालाः |
baalaaH |
the less intelligent |
1000
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bālabuddhī |
बालबुद्धी |
baalabuddhii |
adj. childish |
1000
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bālaḥ |
बालः |
baalaH |
young boy |
1000
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bālakaḥ |
बालकः |
baalakaH |
boy |
1000
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bālakavī |
बालकवी |
baalakavii |
young poet |
1000
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bālikā |
बालिका |
baalikaa |
girl |
1000
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bālikāḥ |
बालिकाः |
baalikaaH |
girl |
1000
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bālonmattavadeva |
बालोन्मत्तवदेव |
baalonmattavadeva |
like a child who has gone mad |
1000
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bālyakālāt |
बाल्यकालात् |
baalyakaalaat.h |
from a young age |
1000
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bāṇa |
बाण |
baaNa |
Arrow |
1000
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bāṇaḥ |
बाणः |
baaNaH |
(m) arrow |
1000
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bāṇapāṇiṃ |
बाणपाणिं |
baaNapaaNiM |
with hand holding arrow (and Bow) |
1000
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bāndhava |
बान्धव |
baandhava |
brother |
1000
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bāṣpasthālī |
बाष्पस्थाली |
baashhpasthaalii |
(f) pressure cooker |
1000
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bāṣpavṛtti |
बाष्पवृत्ति |
baashhpavR^itti |
the continuity of tears |
1000
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babhūva |
बभूव |
babhuuva |
became (from bhuu, to become) |
1000
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badarikā |
बदरिका |
badarikaa |
the jujube fruit (``bora'' in marathi) |
1000
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baddha |
बद्ध |
baddha |
caught |
1000
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baddhāḥ |
बद्धाः |
baddhaaH |
being bound |
1000
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baddhahastaśirṣāsana |
बद्धहस्तशिर्षासन |
baddhahastashirshhaasana |
the bound hands headstand posture |
1000
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baddhapadma |
बद्धपद्म |
baddhapadma |
having bound himself in lotus- |
1000
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badh |
बध् |
badh |
to tie up |
1000
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badh |
बध् |
badh.h |
to trap, to tie down |
1000
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badhnāti |
बध्नाति |
badhnaati |
to tie, to pack |
1000
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badhyate |
बध्यते |
badhyate |
becomes entangled |
1000
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baḍiśam |
बडिशम् |
baDisham.h |
(n) fishing rod |
1000
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bahavaḥ |
बहवः |
bahavaH |
in great numbers |
1000
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bahiḥ |
बहिः |
bahiH |
outside |
1000
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bahu |
बहु |
bahu |
a lot |
1000
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bahudaṃṣṭrā |
बहुदंष्ट्रा |
bahuda.nshhTraa |
many teeth |
1000
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bahuḍhā |
बहुढा |
bahuDhaa |
(indec.)in many ways or differently |
1000
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bahudhā |
बहुधा |
bahudhaa |
in many ways |
1000
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bahudustāre |
बहुदुस्तारे |
bahudustaare |
fordable with great difficulty |
1000
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bahujanahitāya |
बहुजनहिताय |
bahujanahitaaya |
(dat.Sing.)for the welfare of many |
1000
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bahujanasukhāya |
बहुजनसुखाय |
bahujanasukhaaya |
(dat.Sing.) for he happiness of many |
1000
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bahukṛta |
बहुकृत |
bahukR^ita |
variously done/made-up |
1000
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bahukṛtaveṣaḥ |
बहुकृतवेषः |
bahukR^itaveshhaH |
various make-ups/roles |
1000
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bahulāṃ |
बहुलां |
bahulaaM |
various |
1000
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bahulāyāsaṃ |
बहुलायासं |
bahulaayaasaM |
with great labor |
1000
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bahumataḥ |
बहुमतः |
bahumataH |
in great estimation |
1000
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bahumataṃ |
बहुमतं |
bahumataM |
(n) majority |
1000
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bahunā |
बहुना |
bahunaa |
many |
1000
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bahuśākhāḥ |
बहुशाखाः |
bahushaakhaaH |
having various branches |
1000
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bahusyāṃ |
बहुस्यां |
bahusyaaM |
may exist as many |
1000
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bahūdaraṃ |
बहूदरं |
bahuudaraM |
many bellies |
1001
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bahūn |
बहून् |
bahuun.h |
many |
1000
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bahūnāṃ |
बहूनां |
bahuunaaM |
many |
1000
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bahūni |
बहूनि |
bahuuni |
many |
1000
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bahuvacanaṃ |
बहुवचनं |
bahuvachanaM |
plural |
1000
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bahuvidhāḥ |
बहुविधाः |
bahuvidhaaH |
various kinds of |
1000
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baka |
बक |
baka |
stork |
1000
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bakaḥ |
बकः |
bakaH |
(m) crane |
1000
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bakulā |
बकुला |
bakulaa |
(f)pr.n |
1000
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bakulaḥ |
बकुलः |
bakulaH |
type of tree/shrub |
1000
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bakulaṃ |
बकुलं |
bakulaM |
blossom (bakula tree blossom |
1000
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bala |
बल |
bala |
strength |
1000
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balā |
बला |
balaa |
force |
1000
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balāriṣṭa |
बलारिष्ट |
balaarishhTa |
Infant mortality |
1000
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balāt |
बलात् |
balaat.h |
by force |
1000
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balahīnena |
बलहीनेन |
balahiinena |
(instr.sing.) by the person bereft of power or strength |
1000
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balaṃ |
बलं |
balaM |
army |
1000
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balavān |
बलवान् |
balavaan.h |
powerful |
1000
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balavat |
बलवत् |
balavat.h |
strong |
1000
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balavatāṃ |
बलवतां |
balavataaM |
of the strong |
1000
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balī |
बली |
balii |
a demon king |
1000
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baliṣṭha |
बलिष्ठ |
balishhTha |
strong |
1000
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bandha |
बन्ध |
bandha |
a form of poetry |
1000
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bandhāt |
बन्धात् |
bandhaat.h |
from bondage |
1000
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bandhaḥ |
बन्धः |
bandhaH |
(m) bonds |
1000
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bandhakaḥ |
बन्धकः |
bandhakaH |
(m) mortgage |
1000
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bandhaṃ |
बन्धं |
bandhaM |
bondage |
1000
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bandhana |
बन्धन |
bandhana |
retriction |
1000
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bandhanaiḥ |
बन्धनैः |
bandhanaiH |
from the bondage |
1000
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bandhapadmāsana |
बन्धपद्मासन |
bandhapadmaasana |
the bound lotus posture |
1000
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bandhau |
बन्धौ |
bandhau |
in (towards) relatives |
1000
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bandhu |
बन्धु |
bandhu |
brother |
1000
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bandhuḥ |
बन्धुः |
bandhuH |
friend |
1000
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bandhuṣu |
बन्धुषु |
bandhushhu |
and the relatives or well-wishers |
1000
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bandhūn |
बन्धून् |
bandhuun.h |
relatives |
1000
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bandhuvargaḥ |
बन्धुवर्गः |
bandhuvargaH |
relatives |
1000
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bandī |
बन्दी |
bandii |
prisoner, detainee |
1000
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baṅgabhāṣā |
बङ्गभाषा |
baN^gabhaashhaa |
Bengali language |
1000
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barham |
बर्हम् |
barham.h |
(n) peacock feather |
1000
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basti |
बस्ति |
basti |
method for cleaning the intestines |
1000
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bata |
बत |
bata |
how strange it is |
1000
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bhaṃga |
भंग |
bha.nga |
(masc) break |
1001
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bhāga |
भाग |
bhaaga |
quota, portion |
1000
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bhāga |
भाग |
bhaaga |
part |
1000
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bhāgadheya |
भागधेय |
bhaagadheya |
fortune |
1000
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