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pha 1

pha aspirate of pa

⋙ phakāra

○kāra m. the letter or sound pha

pha 2

pha (only L.), mfn. manifest

• m. a gale

• swelling

• gaping

• gain

• = vardhaka

• = yakṣa-sādhana

• n. flowing

• bursting with a popping noise

• bubbling, boiling

• angry or idle speech

phakīracandra

phakīra-candra m. N. of an author Cat.

phakk

phakk cl. 1. P. (cf. Dhātup. v, 1) to swell (?) Pratāp.

• to creep, steal along L.

• to have a preconceived opinion (cf. phakkikā) [Page 716, Column 1] Contents of this page

• to act wrongly, behave ill L.

≫ phakka

phakka m. a cripple L.

≫ phakkikā

phakkikā f. a previous statement or thesis to be maintained (= purva-pakṣa, codya, deśya) L.

• logical exposition W.

• a sophism, trick, fraud ib.

• a collection of 32 letters, a Grantha L.

⋙ phakkikāprakāśa

○prakāśa m

⋙ phakkikāvyākhyāna

○vyākhyāna n. N. of wks

phagula

phagula (?), m. N. of a man Pravar.

phañjī

phañjī f. Clerodendrum Siphonantus L.

≫ phañjikā

phañjikā f. id. L.

• Lipeocercis Serrata L.

• Alhagi Maurorum L.

⋙ phañjipattrikā

phañji-pattrikā or f. Salvinia Cucullata L.

⋙ phañjiputtrikā

phañji-puttrikā f. Salvinia Cucullata L.

phaṭ

pháṭ ind. (onom.) crack! VS. AV. TĀr. (also a mystical syllable used in incantation)

phaṭa

phaṭa m. the expanded hood or neck of a serpent L.

• (ā), f. id. MBh.

• a tooth L.

• a cheat (!) L.

⋙ phaṭāṭopa

phaṭâṭopa m. the expanding of a serpent's hood Pañcat.

⋙ phaṭāṭopin

phaṭâṭopin m. a serpent ŚārṅgP.

phaḍiṅgā

phaḍiṅgā f. a grasshopper L.

phaṇ

phaṇ cl. 1. P. (cf. Dhātup. xix, 73) pháṇati (cf. Naigh. ii, 14

• pf. paphāṇa, 2. sg. paphaṇitha, or pheṇitha Pāṇ. 6-4, 125

• aor. [aph˘ANIt], vii, 2, 27

• fut. phaṇiṣyati, ○ṇitā Gr.), to go, move Bhaṭṭ. (with samāptim, 'to be accomplished' Bhojapr.): Caus. phāṇáyati (or phaṇ○ Vop.), to cause to bound RV. viii, 58, 13

• to draw off (the surface of a fluid), skim Lāṭy.: Desid. piphaṇiṣati Gr. : Intens. pr.p. -paṇiphaṇat (cf. RV.), pamphaṇat (cf. ŚāṅkhŚr.), bounding, leaping

≫ phaṇa

phaṇá m. scum, froth TBr. (cf. phena)

• (also ā f.) the expanded side of the nose, a nostril Suśr.

• (also ā f.) the expanded hood or neck of a serpent (esp. of the Coluber Nāga) MBh. Kāv. &c

• a stick shaped like a serpent's hood ŚāṅkhGṛ.

• mfn. having the fingers shaped like a serpent's hood L.

⋙ phaṇakara

○kara m. a serpent, snake (esp. the Coluber Nāga) L.

⋙ phaṇadhara

○dhara m. id. L.

• N. of Śiva L.

⋙ phaṇabhṛt

○bhṛt m. = -kara Kir. Rājat.

• N. of the number 9 (or 8) Śrutab.

⋙ phaṇamaṇi

○maṇi m. 'hood-gem', a jewel in the hood of a snake W.

⋙ phaṇamaṇḍala

○maṇḍala n. 'hood-orb', the rounded hood of a snake Ragh.

⋙ phaṇavat

○vat mfn. having a hood, hooded (as a snake) MBh. Pañcat.

• m. = -kara L.

⋙ phaṇaśreṇī

○śreṇī f. a line or row of serpents' hoods Gīt.

⋙ phaṇastha

○stha mfn. being in a snake's hṭhood (as a gem) Ragh.

⋙ phaṇātapa

phaṇâtapa

⋙ phaṇātapin

phaṇâtaḍpin vḷ. for phaṭâṭ○ (q.v.) L.

⋙ phaṇātapatra

phaṇâtapatra mfn. having a hood for a parasol (said of a snake) Rājat.

≫ phaṇā

phaṇā f. of phaṇa, in comp

⋙ phaṇākara

○kara m. = ○ṇa-kara L.

⋙ phaṇāphaṇādhara

○phaṇā-dhara m. = ○ṇa-dhara L.

⋙ phaṇāphalaka

○phalaka n. the flat surface of a surface's hood Bhartṛ.

⋙ phaṇābhara

○bhara m. = -dhara L.

⋙ phaṇābhṛt

○bhṛt mfn. having a hood (as a serpent)

⋙ phaṇāmaṇisahasraruc

○maṇi-sahasraruc f. the splendour of the thousand jewels on the hood (of the sṭsurface-king) Śiś.

⋙ phaṇāvat

○vat m. 'possessing a hood', Coluber Nāga Bālar.

• a kind of supernatural being Hcat.

≫ phaṇi 1

phaṇí m. a serpent (only gen. pl. phaṇī́nām) Suparṇ.

≫ phaṇi 2

phaṇi in comp. for phaṇin

⋙ phaṇikanyā

○kanyā f. the daughter of a serpent-demon Rājat.

⋙ phaṇikesara

○kesara m. Mesua Roxburghī L.

⋙ phaṇikhela

○khela m. a quail L. (prob. wṛ. for phāla-kh○)

⋙ phaṇijā

○jā f. a species of plant L.

⋙ phaṇijihvā

○jihvā f. 'species's tongue', N. of 2 plants (mahā-śatāvarī and mahā-samaṅga) L.

⋙ phaṇijihvikā

○jihvikā f. id. and Emblica Officinalis L.

⋙ phaṇitalpaga

○talpa-ga m. 'resorting to a serpent as a couch', N. of Vishṇu L.

⋙ phaṇināyaka

○nāyaka m. 'species-chief', N. of Vāsuki Siṃhâs.

⋙ phaṇipati

○pati m. a huge species Bhartṛ.

• N. of Śesha ib. Prasannar.

• of Patañjali Vcar. Sarvad.

⋙ phaṇipriya

○priya m. 'species's friend', the wind L.

⋙ phaṇipheṇa

○pheṇa m. 'species's saliva', opium L.

⋙ phaṇibhārikā

○bhārikā f. Ficus Oppositifolia L.

⋙ phaṇibhāṣitabhāṣyābdhi

○bhāṣita-bhāṣyâbdhi m

⋙ phaṇibhāṣya

○bhāṣya n

⋙ phaṇibhāṣyābdhi

○bhāṣyâbdhi m. N. of Patañjali's Mahā-bhāshya Cat.

⋙ phaṇibhuj

○bhuj m. 'serpent-eater', a peacock L.

⋙ phaṇimukha

○mukha n. 'species's mouth', a kind of spade used by housebreakers Daś.

⋙ phaṇilatā

○latā (cf. Bālar.)

⋙ phaṇivallī

○vallī (cf. L

• ifc. ○līka),

⋙ phaṇivīrudh

○vīrudh (cf. Bālar.), f. betelpepper

⋙ phaṇihantrī

○hantrī f. Piper Chaba(?) L.

⋙ phaṇihṛt

○hṛt f. a species of Alhagi L.

⋙ phaṇīndra

phaṇī7ndra m. 'serpentking', N. of Śesha MBh.

• of Patañjali Cat.

• ○drêśvara m. N. of one of the 8 Vīta-rāgas of the Buddhists W.

⋙ phaṇīśa

phaṇī7śa m. N. of Patañjali Cat. (cf. ○nī7ndra)

⋙ phaṇīśvara

phaṇī7śvara m. = ○ṇī7ndra L. Cat. [Page 716, Column 2]

⋙ phaṇikā

phaṇikā f. Ficus Oppositifolia L.

⋙ phaṇikeśvara

phaṇikêśvara m. = phaṇī7ndrêśvara W.

≫ phaṇita

phaṇita mfn. gone or diluted (?) W.

• n. and ○ti f. wṛ. for bhaṇita, ○ti Bhojapr.

≫ phaṇin

phaṇin m. 'hooded', a serpent (esp. Coluber Nāga) Kāv. Kathās. Pur.

• N. of Rāhu and Patañjali L. Cat.

• a species of shrub L.

• (prob.) n. tin or lead Kālac.

≫ phaṇīya

phaṇīya n. the wood of Cerasus Puddum L.

phaṇikāra

phaṇikāra m. pl. N. of a people Var. (vḷ. karṇikāra)

phaṇijjha

phaṇijjha and ○aka m. marjoram and another similar plant Suśr. Bhpr.

• (akā), f. a species of basil with small leaves (commonly called rāma-dūti) W.

phaṇī

phaṇī f. N. of a river Cat.

⋙ phaṇīcakra

○cakra n. N. of wk

phaṇḍa

phaṇḍa m. the belly (√phāṇḍa) Uṇ. 113 Sch.

phat

phat ind., an interjection (in phat-√kṛ, prob. wṛ. for phuṭ-√kṛ)

⋙ phatkārin

○kārin m. a bird L.

phatihabhūpati

phatiha-bhūpati and phatihaśāha m. N. of a king of Kaśmīra Cat. (= ?)

phatepura

phate-pura n. N. of a city Kshitîś.

phattesāhaprakāśa

phattesāha-prakāśa m. N. of wk

phar

phar (= sphar), only Intens. Subj. pharpharat, to scatter RV. x, 106, 7 (cf. Sāy. 'to fill')

≫ pharvara

phárvara m. (prob.) a scatterer, sower ib. x, 106, 2 (cf. Sāy. 'filling')

≫ phāriva

ph˘āriva mfn. (prob.) scattering, distributing, liberal ib. 8

phara

phara n. a shield (= phalaka) L.

pharañja

pharañja N. of a place Cat.

pharuṇḍa

pharuṇḍa m. green onion L.

pharuvaka

pharuvaka n. a betel-box or a spittoon L.

pharendra

pharendra m. Pandanus Odoratissimus L.

pharpharāya

pharpharāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to dart to and fro Kāv.

pharpharīka

pharpharīka m. (√sphar, sphur) the palm of the hand with the fingers extended Uṇ. iv, 20

• (ā), f. a shoe L.

• = madana L.

• n. softness L.

• a young shoot or branch L. (cf. parpharīka)

pharv

pharv cl. 1.P. pharvati, to go Mahīdh. on VS. xii, 71

pharvara

pharvara See √phar

pharvī

pharvī See prapharvií

phal

phal cl. 1. P. (cf. Dhātup. xv, 9) phalati (ep. also Ā. ○te

• pf. paphāla MBh., 3. pl. pheluḥ Bhaṭṭ.

• cf. Pāṇ. 6-4, 122

• aor. aphālīt Gr

• fut. phaliṣyati MBh.

• phalitā Gr.), to burst, cleave open or asunder, split (intrans.) MBh. R. &c

• to rebound, be reflected Kir. BhP.

• (cf. Dhātup. xv, 23

• but rather Nom. fr. phala below) to bear or produce fruit, ripen (lit. and fig.), be fruitful, have results or consequences, be fulfilled, result, succeed Mn. MBh. Kāv. &c

• to fall to the share of (loc.) Hit.

• to obtain (fruit or reward) MBh.

• to bring to maturity, fulfil, yield, grant, bestow (with acc., rarely instr.) MBh. Kāv. &c

• to give out, emit (heat) Kir.

• (cf. Dhātup. xx, 9) to go (cf. √pal): Caus. phālayati aor. apīphalat Gr. (cf. phālita): Desid. piphaliṣati Gr.: Intens. pamphulyate, pamphulīti, pamphulti ib. [Cf. √sphaṭ, sphuṭ ; Germ. spalten ; Eng. split.]

≫ phala

phála n. (ifc. f. ā or ī) fruit (esp. of trees) RV. &c. &c

• the kernel or seed of a fruit, Āmar

• a nutmeg Suśr.

• the 3 myrobalans (= tri-phalā, q.v.) L.

• the menstrual discharge L. (cf. puṣpa)

• fruit (met.), consequence, effect, result, retribution (good or bad), gain or loss, reward or punishment, advantage or disadvantage KātyŚr. MBh. Kāv. &c

• benefit, enjoyment Pañcat. ii, 70

• compensation Yājñ. ii, 161 [Page 716, Column 3]

• (in rhet.) the issue or end of an action Daś. Sāh.

• (in math.) the result of a calculation, product or quotient &c. Sūryas.

• corrective equation ib. Gol.

• area or superficial contents of a figure Āryabh.

• interest on capital ib.

• the third term in a rule of three sum ib. Sch.

• a gift, donation L. ; a gaming board MBh. [Goth. spilda ; Icel. spjald]

• a blade (of a sword or knife) MBh. R. Kum.

• the point of an arrow Kauś.

• a shield L.

• a ploughshare (= phāla) L.

• a point or spot on a die MBh. iv, 24

• m. Wrightia Antidysenterica L.

• (ā), f. a species of plant Car.

• wṛ. for tula Hcat.

• (ī), f. Aglaia Odorata L.

• a kind of fish (= phali) L.

⋙ phalakakṣa

○kakṣa m. N. of a Yaksha MBh.

⋙ phalakaṇṭakā

○kaṇṭakā f. Asclepias Echinata L.

⋙ phalakalpalatā

○kalpalatā f. N. of wk

⋙ phalakāṅkṣin

○kāṅkṣin mfn. desirous of reward Kum.

⋙ phalakāma

○kāma m. desire of reward Jaim.

⋙ phalakāmanā

○kāmanā f. desire of a result or consequence W.

⋙ phalakāla

○kāla m. the time of fruits MW.

⋙ phalakṛṣṇa

○kṛṣṇa m. Carissa Carandas L.

• -pāka m. id. L.

⋙ phalakesara

○kesara m. 'having hairy fruit', the cocoa-nut tree (the fruit of which is covered with a fibrous coat resembling hair) L.

⋙ phalakośa

○kośa (cf. Suśr.) or (L.), m. sg. and du. 'seed receptacle', the scrotum

⋙ phalakośaka

○koḍśaka (L.), m. sg. and du. 'seed receptacle', the scrotum

⋙ phalakhaṇḍana

○khaṇḍana n. fruit destruction, frustration of results MW.

⋙ phalakhaṇḍava

○khaṇḍava m. the pomegranate tree L.

⋙ phalakhelā

○khelā f. a quail (= phāla-kh○) L.

⋙ phalagrantha

○grantha m. a work describing the effects (of celestial phenomena on the destiny of men) VarBṛS. Sch.

• N. of wks

⋙ phalagraha

○graha mfn. 'receiving fruits', deriving profit or advantage BhP.

• m. the act of doing so Śatr.

⋙ phalagrahi

○gráhi (cf. TS. AitBr. Kāṭh.) or (ŚāṅkhŚṛ.), mfn. fruit-bearing, fruitful

⋙ phalagrahiṣṇu

○grahiṣṇu (ŚāṅkhŚṛ.), mfn. fruit-bearing, fruitful

⋙ phalagrāhin

○grāhin m. a fruit tree L.

⋙ phalaghṛta

○ghṛta n. 'fruit-ghee', a partic. aphrodisiac ŚārṅgS.

• a medicament used in diseases of the uterus ib.

⋙ phalacandrikā

○candrikā f. N. of sev. wks

⋙ phalacamasa

○camasa m. a cup containing pounded figs (with young leaves and sour milk instead of Soma) KātyŚr. Sch. Jaim.

• (others 'ground bark of the Indian fig-tree with sour milk')

⋙ phalacāraka

○cāraka m. 'fruit-distribution', a partic. official in Buddhist monasteries L.

⋙ phalacoraka

○coraka m. a kind of perfume L.

⋙ phalacchadana

○cchadana n. a house built of wooden boards L.

⋙ phalatantra

○tantra mfn. aiming only at one's own advantage Kum. Comm.

⋙ phalatas

○tas ind. in relation to the reward or result Āpast.

• consequently, accordingly, virtually MW.

⋙ phalatā

○tā f. the being fruit, the state of fruit Kathās.

⋙ phalatraya

○traya n. 'fruit-triad', the 3 myrobalans L. ; 3 sorts of fruit collectively (the fṭfruit of the vine, of Grewia Asiatica or Xylacarpus Granatum and Gmelina Arborea) ib.

⋙ phalatrika

○trika n. 'fruit-triad', the 3 myrobalans ib.

⋙ phalatva

○tva n. = -tā Kathās.

⋙ phalada

○da mf(ā)n. 'fruit-giving', yielding or bearing fruit Mn.

• bringing profit or gain, giving a reward, rewarding, giving anything (gen. or comp.) as a reward
BhP. Bhartṛ. Kathās. &c

• a fruit tree, tree L.

⋙ phaladantavat

○danta-vat mfn. having fruitteeth or fruit for teeth Hcat.

⋙ phaladātṛ

○dātṛ or mfn. 'fruit-giving', yielding fruit, giving a result MW.

⋙ phaladāyin

○dāyin mfn. 'fruit-giving', yielding fruit, giving a result MW.

⋙ phaladīpikā

○dīpikā f. N. of wk

⋙ phaladharman

○dharman mfn. 'having the nature of fruit', ripening soon and then falling to the ground or perishing MBh.

⋙ phalanirvṛtti

○nirvṛtti f. = -niṣpatti KātyŚr. Jaim.

• final consequence or result W.

⋙ phalanivṛtti

○nivṛtti f. cessation of consequences W.

⋙ phalaniṣpatti

○niṣpatti f. production of fruit, fulfilment of consequences, attainment of reward Kap.

⋙ phalaṃdadā

○ṃ-dadā f. N. of a female Gandharava Kāraṇḍ.

⋙ phalapañcāmla

○pañcâmla n. a collection of 5 kinds of acid vegetables and fruits L. (cf. phalâmla-pañcaka)

⋙ phalapariṇati

○pariṇati f. the ripeness of fruit Megh.

⋙ phalapariṇāma

○pariṇāma m. id. A.

⋙ phalaparivṛtti

○parivṛtti f. a fruitful harvest Āp.

⋙ phalapāka

○pāka m. the ripening of fruit ( See below)

• the fulfilment of consequences VarBṛS.

• Carissa Carandas L. (cf. pāka-phala and kṛṣṇa-p"ṣ-ph○)

• -niṣṭhā (cf. Suśr.), ○kântā (cf. Mn.), ○kâvasānā (cf. L.), ○kâvasānikā (cf. L.), f. a plant ending or perishing with the ripening of fruit, an annual plant

⋙ phalapākin

○pākin m. Thespesia Populneoides L.

⋙ phalapātana

○pātana n. knocking down or gathering fruit Mn.

⋙ phalapādapa

○pādapa m. a fruit tree R.

⋙ phalapuccha

○puccha m. a partic. species of esculent √or bulb L.

⋙ phalapura

○pura n. N. of a city (= phalaka-p○) Rājat.

⋙ phalapuṣpa

○puṣpa (ibc.) fruits and flowers

• -vat mfn. adorned with fruits and flowers Hcat.

• -vṛddhi f. increase or growth of fruits and flowers MW.

• ○pôpaśobhita mfn. adorned with fruits and flowers MW.

⋙ phalapuṣpā

○puṣpā f. a species of date tree L.

• Ipomoea Turpethum L.

⋙ phalapuṣpita

○puṣpita mfn. covered with fruits and flowers BrahmaP.

⋙ phalapuṣpī

○puṣpī f. Ipomoea Turpethum L.

⋙ phalapūra

○pūra m. 'full of kernels', the citron tree L.

⋙ phalapūraka

○pūraka m. id. Bhpr.

• (prob.) n. the citron Car.

⋙ phalapracayana

○pracayana n. gathering fruits PārGṛ. [Page 717, Column 1] Contents of this page

⋙ phalaprajanana

○prajanana n. the production of fruit Rājat.

⋙ phalaprada

○prada mfn. bringing profit or a reward BhP.

⋙ phalapradāna

○pradāna n. the giving of fṭfruit (a marriage-ceremony) BṛĀrUp. Śaṃk.

⋙ phalapradīpa

○pradīpa m. N. of wk

⋙ phalaprayukta

○prayukta mfn. connected with or producing consequences, yielding fruit W.

⋙ phalaprasūti

○prasūti f. a growth of fṭfruit, crop of Ragh.

⋙ phalaprāpti

○prâpti f. obtaining (the desired) fruit or result, success Ratnâv. Kāś.

⋙ phalapriyā

○priyā f. Aglaia Odorata L.

• a species of crow L.

⋙ phalaprepsu

○prêpsu mfn. wishing to obtain fṭfruit, desirous of attaining results R.

⋙ phalabandhin

○bandhin mfn. forming or developing fruit Ragh.

⋙ phalabhakṣa

○bhakṣa mfn. feeding on fṭfruit

• -tā f. Gaut.

⋙ phalabhāga

○bhāga m. a share in any product, share of advantage or profit BhP.

• N. of wk

⋙ phalabhāgin

○bhāgin mfn. sharing in profit or advantage, partaking of a reward Mn. iii, 143

⋙ phalabhāj

○bhāj mfn. receiving fruit, sharing in a rewṭreward MBh.

⋙ phalabhuj

○bhuj mfn. enjoying fruit MW.

• m. a monkey Prasannar.

⋙ phalabhūti

○bhūti m. N. of a Brāhman Kathās.

⋙ phalabhūmi

○bhūmi f. 'retribution-land', place of reward or punishment (i.e. heaven or hell) Kathās.

⋙ phalabhūyastva

○bhūyas-tva n. a greater reward ĀśvGṛ.

⋙ phalabhṛt

○bhṛt mfn. fruit-bearing, fruitful Kāv.

⋙ phalabhoga

○bhoga m. enjoyment of consequences

• possession of rent or profit, usufruct W.

⋙ phalabhogin

○bhogin mfn. enjoying fruits or consṭconsequences, receiving profits ib.

⋙ phalabhogya

○bhogya mfn. that of which one has the usufruct (a pledge) Yājñ.

⋙ phalamatsyā

○matsyā f. the aloe plant L.

⋙ phalamaya

○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of fruits Hcat.

⋙ phalamukhyā

○mukhyā f. a species of plant (= aja-modā) L.

⋙ phalamudgarikā

○mudgarikā f. a kind of date tree L.

⋙ phalamūla

○mūla n. sg. or du. or pl. fruits and roots Mn. MBh. R. Kathās.

• -maya mf(ī)n. formed of fruit and roots Hcat.

• -vat mfn. supplied with fruit and roots R.

⋙ phalamūlin

○mūlin mfn. having (edible) fṭfruit and roots MārkP.

⋙ phalayukta

○yukta mfn. connected with a reward KātyŚr.

⋙ phalayoga

○yoga m. the attainment of an object Mudr. Sāh.

• remuneration, reward MBh. R.

• (āt), ind. because the reward falls to (his) share KātyŚr.

⋙ phalarājan

○rājan m. 'king of fruits', a water-melon L.

⋙ phalarāśi

○rāśi m. the 3rd term in rule of three Āryabh.

⋙ phalavat

○vat (phála-), mfn. fruit-bearing, fructiferous, covered or laden with fruits AV. VS. GṛS. &c

• yielding results, successful, profitable, advantageous AV. Āpast. Hit. (-tā f. Jaim. Mcar.

• -tva n. ChUp., Śaṃh. Sāh.)

• having profit or advantage Vop.

• (in dram.) containing the result or end of a plot Sāh.

• (atī), f. a twig of a partic. thorn tree

• (others 'the plant priyaṅgu'

• cf. phalinī) ṢaḍvBr. Gobh.

• N. of wk

⋙ phalavandhya

○vandhya mfn. barren or destitute of fruits, not bearing fruit L. (cf. phalâv○)

⋙ phalavarti

○varti f. (in med.) a suppository ŚārṅgS.

⋙ phalavartula

○vartula m. Gardenia Latifolia L.

• n. a water-melon ib.

⋙ phalavallī

○vallī f. a series of quotients Āryabh. Comm. Col.

⋙ phalavākya

○vākya n. promise of reward KātyŚr. Comm.

⋙ phalavikrayiṇī

○vikrayiṇī f. a female fruit-seller BhP.

⋙ phalavṛkṣa

○vṛkṣa m. a fruit tree L.

⋙ phalavṛkṣaka

○vṛkṣaka m. the bread-fruit tree L.

⋙ phalaśāḍava

○śāḍava See -ṣāḍava

⋙ phalaśālin

○śālin mfn. yielding wages Kir.

• experiencing consequences, sharing in results (○li-tva n.) L.

⋙ phalaśaiśira

○śaiśira m. Zizyphus Jujuba L.

⋙ phalaśreṣṭha

○śreṣṭha m. 'best of fruits', the mango tree L.

⋙ phalaṣāḍava

○ṣāḍava m. the pomegranate tree L. (written śāḍ○)

⋙ phalasaṃyukta

○saṃyukta mfn. connected with a reward KātyŚr.

⋙ phalasaṃyoga

○saṃyoga m. the being connṭconnected with a reward Jaim.

⋙ phalasaṃstha

○saṃstha mfn. bearing fruit MW.

⋙ phalasampad

○sampad f. abundance of fruit, good result, success, prosperity W.

⋙ phalasambaddha

○sambaddha m. 'fṭfruit-endowed', the tree Ficus Glomerata L.

⋙ phalasambhava

○sambhava or mfn. produced in or by fruit W.

⋙ phalasambhū

○sambhū mfn. produced in or by fṭfruit W.

⋙ phalasambhārā

○sambhārā f. 'having abundance of fruit', the tree Ficus Oppositifolia L.

⋙ phalasahasra

○sahasra n. a thousand fruits

• du. two thousand fruit MW.

⋙ phalasāṃkaryakhaṇḍana

○sāṃkarya-khaṇḍana n. N. of wk

⋙ phalasādhana

○sādhana n. effecting any result Kāś. on Pāṇ.

• a means of effecting any result W.

⋙ phalasiddhi

○siddhi f. realising an object, success, a prosperous issue Sāh. Kāś. on Pāṇ.

⋙ phalastanavatī

○stana-vatī f. (a female) having fruits for breasts Hcat.

⋙ phalasthāna

○sthāna n. the stage in which fruits or results are enjoyed Buddh.

⋙ phalasneha

○sneha m. 'having oil in its fṭfruit', a walnut tree L.

⋙ phalahāni

○hāni f. loss of fruit or profit W.

⋙ phalahārin

○hārin mfn. fruit-seizing, stealing fruit Pāṇ. 6-2, 79 Sch.

⋙ phalahārī

○hārī f. N. of Kālī (a form of Durgā) L.

⋙ phalahīna

○hīna mfn. 'yielding no fruits' and 'giving no wages' Pañcat.

⋙ phalahetu

○hetu mfn. one who has results for a motive, acting with a view to roots Bhag.

⋙ phalākāṅkṣā

phalâkāṅkṣā f. hope or expectation of favourable consequences ib.

⋙ phalākāṅkṣin

phalâkāṅkṣin mfn. desirous of results, wishing for favṭfavourable consṭconsequences ib.

⋙ phalāgama

phalâgama m. 'access of fruits', production of fruit, load of fruit Śak.

• the fruit season, autumn R.

⋙ phalāgra

phalâgra n. 'fruit-beginning', fṭfruit-time, Hariv. [Page 717, Column 2]

• -śākhin mfn. having fruits at the ends of its branches ib.

⋙ phalāḍhya

phalâḍhya mf(ā)n. 'rich in fruit', covered with fruit Mṛicch. Ragh.

• (ā), f. the wild plantain L.

⋙ phalādana

phalâdana m. 'fruit-eater', a parrot L. (cf. phalâśana)

⋙ phalādhikāra

phalâdhikāra m. a claim for wages KātyŚr.

⋙ phalādhyakṣa

phalâdhyakṣa m. 'superintendent of fṭfruit', Mimusops Kauki L.

⋙ phalānubandha

phalânubandha m. sequence of results, the consequences or results of (comp.), Śāntiś

⋙ phalānumeya

phalânumeya mfn. inferable from cṭconsequences or roots Ragh.

⋙ phalānusaraṇa

phalânusaraṇa n. rate or aggregate of profits MW.

⋙ phalānta

phalânta m. 'ending with fruit', a bamboo L.

⋙ phalānveṣin

phalânveṣin mfn. seeking fruit or results, looking for a reward MW.

⋙ phalāpūrva

phalâpūrva n. the mystic power which produces the consequences of a sacrificial act Nyāyam. Comm.

⋙ phalāpekṣā

phalâpêkṣā f. regard to results, expectation of consṭconsequences W.

⋙ phalāpeta

phalâpêta mfn. deprived of fruit, unproductive, unfertile ib.

⋙ phalāphalikā

phalâphalikā f. g. śāka-pārthivâdi

⋙ phalābdhi

phalâbdhi m. N. of wk

⋙ phalābhiṣeka

phalâbhiṣeka m. N. of wk

⋙ phalābhoga

phalâbhoga m. non-enjoyment of profits &c. MW.

⋙ phalāmla

phalâmla m. Rumex Vericarius L.

• n. a tamarind L.

• -pañcaka n. the 5 acid or sour fruits, viz. bergamot, orange, sorrel, tamarind and citron L. (cf. amla-pañca and phala-pañcâmla)

⋙ phalāmlika

phalâmlika mfn. having anything made with sour fruit Hariv.

⋙ phalārāma

phalârāma m. a fruit-garden, orchard L.

⋙ phalārthin

phalârthin mfn. one who aims at fruits or reward Pañcat.

• ○thi-tva n. Jaim.

⋙ phalāvandhya

phalâvandhya mfn. not barren of fṭfruit, bearing fruit L.

⋙ phalaśana

phaláśana m. 'fruit-eater', a parrot L. (cf. phalâdana)

⋙ phalāśin

phalâśin mfn. feeding or living on fṭfruit Vishṇ. Suśr.

⋙ phalāsakta

phalâsakta mfn. attached to fruit or results, acting for the sake of reward

• fond of fruit, seeking to pluck fruit W.

⋙ phalāsava

phalâsava m. a decoction of fruit Kathās.

⋙ phalāsthi

phalâsthi n. 'having fruit with a hard rind', a cocoa-nut L.

⋙ phalāhāra

phalâhāra m. feeding or living on fṭfruit Suśr.

⋙ phalegrahi

phale-grahi mfn. bearing fruit, fruitful, successful (= phala-g○)
Mālatīm. Naish. (cf. Pāṇ. 3-2, 26)

⋙ phalegrāhi

phale-grāhi or mfn. bearing fruit L.

⋙ phalegrāhin

phale-grāḍhin mfn. bearing fruit L.

⋙ phaletaratā

phalêtara-tā f. the being other than fṭfruit Daś.

⋙ phalendrā

phalêndrā f. a species of Jambū Bhpr.

⋙ phalepāka

phale-pāka

⋙ phalepākā

phale-pākā

⋙ phalepāku

phale-pāku g. nyaṅkv-ādi

⋙ phalepākin

phale-pākin m. Hibiscus Populneoides L.

⋙ phalepuṣpā

phalepuṣpā f. Phlomis Zeylanica Bhpr.

⋙ phaleruhā

phale-ruhā f. Bignonia Suaveolens ib.

⋙ phaloccaya

phalôccaya m. collecting or a collection of fruits W.

⋙ phalottamā

phalôttamā f. 'best of fruit', a kind of grape without stones L.

• the 3 myrobalans L.

• the benefit arising from sacred study (?) W.

• a small sort of rope(?) W.

⋙ phalotpati

phalôtpati (!), m. the mango tree L.

⋙ phalotpatti

phalôtpatti f. production of fruit, profit, gain, advantage Pāṇ. Sch.

⋙ phalotprekṣā

phalôtprêkṣā f. a kind of comparison Kuval.

⋙ phalodaka

phalôdaka m. N. of a Yaksha MBh.

⋙ phalodaya

phalôdaya m. arising or appearance of consequences or results, recompense, reward, punishment (with gen. or loc. or comp.) Mn. Yājñ. R. &c

• joy L.

• heaven L.

⋙ phalodgama

phalôdgama m. pl. development of fruits Bhartṛ.

⋙ phaloddeśa

phalôddeśa m. regard to results W.

⋙ phalodbhava

phalôdbhava mfn. obtained or derived from fruit Suśr.

⋙ phalonmukha

phalônmukha mfn. being about to give fṭfruit Mcar.

⋙ phalopagama

phalôpagama mfn. bearing fruit Vishṇ.

⋙ phalopajīvin

phalôpajīvin mfn. living by the cultivation or sale of fruit R.

⋙ phalopabhoga

phalôpabhoga m. enjoyment of fruit, partaking of reward or of the consequences of anything Kap.

⋙ phalopeta

phalôpêta mfn. possessing fruit, yielding fruit MW.

≫ phalaka

phalaka (ifc., f. ikā) = phala, fruit, result, gain (-tva n.) Kull. on Mn. ii, 146

• menstruation (cf. nava-phalikā)

• (phálaka), n. (m., g. ardharcâdi

• ifc. f. ā) a board, lath, plank, leaf. bench Br. GṛŚrS., &c

• a slab or tablet (for writing or painting on

• also = page, leaf) Kāv. Yājñ. Sch. Lalit.

• a picture (= citra-ph○). Mṛicch. iv, 3/4

• a gamingboard (cf. śāri-ph○)

• a wooden bench MBh.

• a slab at the base (of a pedestal

• cf. sphaṭika-ph○)

• any flat surface (often in comp. with parts of the body, applied to broad flat bones, cf. aṃsa-, phaṇā-, lalāṭa-ph○ &c.)

• the palm of the hand ŚBr.

• the buttocks L.

• the top or head of an arrow Kull. on Mn. vii, 90

• a shield MBh.

• bark (as a material for clothes) MBh. Hariv.

• the pericarp of a lotus Śiś.

• = -yantra Gol.

• a layer W.

• the stand on which a monk keeps his turban Buddh.

• m. Mesua Roxburghī L.

• (ā or ikā), f. See below

⋙ phalakaparidhāna

○paridhāna n. putting on a bark garment MBh.

⋙ phalakapāṇi

○pāṇi m. a soldier armed with a shield L.

⋙ phalakapura

○pura n. N. of a town in the east of India Pāṇ. 6-2, 101 (cf. phala-pura)

⋙ phalakayantra

○yantra n. an astronomical instrument invented by Bhās-kara Gol.

⋙ phalakasaktha

○saktha n. a thigh like a board Pāṇ. 5-4, 98 Sch. [Page 717, Column 3]

⋙ phalakākhyayantra

phalakâkhya-yantra n. = ○ka-yantra Gol.

⋙ phalakāvana

phalakāvana n. N. of a forest sacred to Sarasvatī Cat. (○kī-vana MBh.)

⋙ phalakāsādana

phalakâsādana n. the obtaining or reaching a plank (said of a drowning person) Ratnâv.

≫ phalakā

phalakā f. vḷ. for halakā g. prêkṣâdi

≫ phalakin

phalakin mfn. having a board or a shield L.

• vḷ. for halakin g. prêkṣâdi

• m. a wooden bench (vḷ. phalaka) MBh.

• a kind of fish L.

• (prob. n.) sandal-wood L.

• (inī), f. a plank Divyâv.

≫ phalana

phalana n. bearing fruit or producing consequences W.

≫ phalasa

phalasa mfn. (fr. phala), g. tṛṇâdi

• m. the bread-fruit or Jaka tree (= panasa) L.

≫ phalahaka

phalahaka m. a plank, board (= phalaka) Kathās. Rājat. (others 'N. of a place')

≫ phalahī

phalahī f. the cotton tree, cotton plant L.

≫ phalāya

phalāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to be the fruit or result of Daś. (phálāyetām wṛ. for pál○ MaitrS.)

≫ phali

phali m. a kind of fish (= phalakin) L.

• a bowl or cup, Śīl

≫ phalika

phalika mfn. (ifc.) enjoying the reward for MBh.

• m. a mountain L.

≫ phalikā

phalikā f. Dolichos Lablab or Thespesia Populneoides L.

≫ phalita

phalita mfn. bearing or yielding fruit, producing consequences, fruitful, successful, fulfilled, developed, accomplished MBh. Kāv. &c. (n. impers. with instr. 'fruit was borne by' Rājat. Hit.)

• resulting as a consequence Pat.

• m. a tree (esp. a fruit tree) L.

• (ā), f. a menstruous woman L.

• n. a fragrant resin (= śaileya) L. (prob. wṛ. for palita)

≫ phalitavya

phalitavya n. (impers.) fruit should be borne by (instr.) MBh.

≫ phalin

phalín mfn. bearing or yielding fruit, fruitful (met. = productive of results or consequences) RV. &c. &c

• reaping advantage, successful AV.

• having an iron point (as an arrow) Ragh.

• m. a fruit tree MBh.

• (inī), f. a species of plant (= agni-śikhā or priyaṅgu) L.

• (with yoni) the vagina injured by too violent sexual intercourse Suśr.

⋙ phalīśa

phalī7śa m. Thespesia Populneoides L.

≫ phalina

phalina mfn. bearing fruit Mālatīm. (cf. Pāṇ. 5-2, 122 Vārtt. 4 Pat.)

• m. the bread-fruit tree L.

≫ phalī

phalī in comp. for phala

⋙ phalīkaraṇa

○káraṇa n. separating the grain from the husks, cleansing of grain KātyŚr. Sch.

• m. pl. chaff (of rice) or smallest grains Br. GṛŚrS.

• (sg.) BhP.

• -homá m. an oblation of chaff or smallest grains TBr. ĀpŚr.

⋙ phalīkāra

○kāra m. pl. = prec. m. pl. BhP.

⋙ phalīkṛ

○√kṛ P. -karoti (Ved. inf. phalī́-kartavaí), to separate the fruit or grain from the husks, thresh, winnow Br. GṛŚrS.

⋙ phalīkṛta

○kṛta mfn. threshed, winnowed ŚBr.

⋙ phalībhū

○√bhū P. -bhavati, to obtain fruit or reward Mṛicch. Sch.

≫ phalīya

phalīya mfn. (fr. phala), g. utkarâdi

≫ phalya

phalya n. a flower, bud L.

≫ phāla

phā́la m. (or n. L.) a ploughshare RV. Kāṭh. Kauś. Yājñ.

• a kind of hoe or shovel R.

• a bunch or bundle Naish.

• a nosegay Bālar.

• a jump Vcar. HPariś.

• the core of a citron L.

• N. of Śiva L.

• of Bala-rāma L.

• n. a garment of cotton A.

• a ploughed field ib.

• = (or wṛ. for) bhāla, the forehead Cat.

• mf(ī)n. made of cotton L.

⋙ phālakuddālalāṅgalin

○kuddālalāṅgalin mfn. furnished with a hoe and a spade and a plough R.

⋙ phālakṛṣṭa

○kṛṣṭa mfn. tilled with the plough MBh.

• growing on arable land, produced by cultivation (opp. to āraṇya) Kāṭh.

• m. or n. a ploughed or cultivated soil Mn. Gaut.

• m. fruit grown on a cotton soil ŚāṅkhBr. Mn. Yājñ.

⋙ phālakhelā

○khelā f. a quail L. (cf. phaṇi- and phala-khela)

⋙ phālagupta

○gupta m. 'ploughshare-defended', N. of Bala-rāma L. (cf. halâyudha)

⋙ phālacamasa

○camasa n. (?) a partic. part of the ploughshare Kauś.

⋙ phāladatī

○datī f. 'ploughshare-toothed', N. of a female demon Pāṇ. 5-4, 143 Sch.

⋙ phālāhata

phālâhata mfn. 'ploughshare-struck', ploughed Yājñ. ii, 158

≫ phālita

phālita mfn. expanded, blown MBh. (cf. Nīlak.)

≫ phālīkaraṇa

phālīkaraṇa mfn. (fr. phalī-k○) made of husks or the smallest grains ŚāṅkhBr.

≫ phulti

phulti f. full expansion or perfection (?) Pāṇ. 7-4, 89 Sch.

≫ phulla

phulla mf(ā)n. (cf. Pāṇ. 7-4, 89 ; viii, 2, 55) split or cleft open, expanded, blown (as a flower) MBh. Kāv. &c

• abounding in flowers, flowery ib.

• opened wide, dilated (as eyes) Pañcat.

• puffed inflated (as cheeks) Bālar.

• loose (as a garment) Mṛicch.

• beaming, smiling (as a face) Kāvyâd.

• m. N. of a saint Cat.

• (prob.) n. a full-blown flower KālP.

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⋙ phullatubarī

○tubarī f. alum L.

⋙ phulladāman

○dāman n. a kind of metre Chandom.

⋙ phulladṛṣṭi

○dṛṣṭi

⋙ phullanayana

○nayana and mfn. having eyes dilated (with joy), smiling, happy W.

⋙ phullanetra

○netra mfn. having eyes dilated (with joy), smiling, happy W.

⋙ phullanalinī

○nalinī f. a lotus plant in full bloom Mṛicch.

⋙ phullapadmotpalavat

○padmôtpala-vat mfn. abounding in full-blown lotus flowers of various kinds R.

⋙ phullapura

○pura n. N. of a town Rājat.

⋙ phullaphāla

○phāla m. the wind raised in winnowing corn L. (cf. phalla, phala)

⋙ phullalocana

○locana mfn. = -dṛṣṭi

• m. 'full-eyed', a kind of antelope L.

• n. a large full eye W.

⋙ phullavat

○vat mfn. expanded, blossoming blowing Pāṇ. 8-2, 35 Sch.

⋙ phullavadana

○vadana mfn. 'smiling-faced', looking pleased or happy W.

⋙ phullasūtra

○sūtra n. N. of wk

⋙ phullāmbikā

phullâmbikā f. N. of a woman Cat.

⋙ phullāraṇyamāhātmya

phullâraṇya-māhātmya n. N. of ch. of AgP.

⋙ phullotpala

phullôtpala n. 'having blooming lotus flowers', N. of a lake Hit.

≫ phullaka

phullaka m. a worm or a snake L.

≫ phullana

phullana mfn. (ifc.) puffing up, inflating Vcar.

≫ phulli

phulli f. expanding, blossoming W.

≫ phullita

phullita mfn. expanded, blown L.

phalaya

phalaya m. N. of a mountain Cat.

phalasatīṇa

phalasatīṇa m. or n. (?) N. of country (Palestine?) Cat.

phalāyoṣit

phalāyoṣit f. a cricket L. (cf. phaḍiṅgā)

phaliga

phaligá (cf. Padap. ○li-gá), m. (prob.) a cask or leather-bag or anything to hold fluids (applied to clouds or water-receptacles in mountains) RV.

phalūṣa

phalūṣa m. a species of creeper L.

phalelāṅku

phalelāṅku n. = puñjātuka (?) L.

phaloni

phaloni (!), f. pudenda muliebria L.

phalka

phalka mfn. one who has an expanded or extended body (= visāritâṅga) L.

• = viśodhitâṅka (?) L.

phalgu

phalgú mf([˘'U], or vii)n. reddish, red TS.

• small, minute, feeble, weak, pithless, unsubstantial, insignificant, worthless, unprofitable, useless VS. &c. &c

• f. Ficus Oppositifolia L.

• a red powder usually of the √of wild ginger (coloured with sappan wood and thrown over one another by the Hindūs at the Holī festival

• cf. phalgū7tsava) W.

• the spring season L.

• (scil. vāc) a falsehood lie L.

• N. of a river flowing Past Gayā MBh. Hariv.

• du. (in astrol.) N. of a Nakshatra

⋙ phalgutā

○tā f. (cf. MBh.),

⋙ phalgutva

○tva n. (cf. Mn.) worthlessness, vanity, insignificance

⋙ phalgutīrtha

○tīrtha n. N. of a sacred bathingplace near Gayā Vishṇ.

⋙ phalguda

○da mfn. 'giving little avaricious BhP.

• (ā), f. N. of a river (= phalgu) Pur.

⋙ phalguprāsaha

○prāsaha (○gú-), m. of little strength ŚBr.

⋙ phalgurakṣita

○rakṣita m. N. of a man HPariś.

⋙ phalguvāṭikā

○vāṭikā f. Ficus Oppositifolia L.

⋙ phalguvṛnta

○vṛnta m. a species of Symplocos L.

⋙ phalguvṛntāka

○vṛntāka m. a species of Calosanthes L.

⋙ phalguśrāddha

○śrāddha n. a kind of Śrāddha RTL. 312

⋙ phalguhastinī

○hastinī f. N. of a poetess Cat.

⋙ phalgūtsava

phalgū7tsava m. the vernal festival commonly called Holī (cf. RTL. 430) W.

≫ phalguṇa

phalguṇa

⋙ phalguṇaka

phalguḍṇaka

⋙ phalguṇī

phalguḍṇī wṛ. for phalguna, ○naka, ○nī

≫ phalguna

phálguna mf(ī)n. reddish, red VS. TS.

• born under the Nakshatra Phalgunī Pāṇ. 4-3, 34

• m. N. of a man (-svāmin m. a temple built by PhṭPhalgunī) Rājat.

• the month Phālguna L.

• N. of Arjuna L.

• (ī), f. See below

⋙ phalgunaka

phálguḍnaka m. N. of a man Rājat.

• pl. N. of a people MārkP.

⋙ phalgunāla

phálguḍnāla m. the month Phālguna (= phālgunāla) L.

≫ phalgunī

phálgunī f. (sg. du. and pl.) N. of a double lunar mansion (pūrvā and uttarā) AV. &c. &c

• Ficus Oppositifolia L.

• N. of a woman Pravar.

⋙ phalgunīpūrṇamāsa

○pūrṇa-māsá m. the full moon in the Nakshatra Uttara-Phalgunī TS.

⋙ phalgunīpūrvasamaya

○pūrva-samaya m. the time when the moon is in the Nakshatra Pūrva-PhṭPhāgunī MBh.

⋙ phalgunībhava

○bhava m. N. of the planet Jupiter L.

≫ phalguluka

phalguluka m. pl. N. of a people Var. MārkP.

≫ phalgva

phalgvá mfn. weak, feeble RV. iv, 5, 14

≫ phālguṇa

phālguṇa

⋙ phālguṇī

phālguḍṇī wṛ. for phālguna, ○nī

≫ phālguna

phālguná mf(ī́)n. relating to the Nakshatra Phalgunī ŚBr. ŚrS.

• born under the Nakshatra Phalgunī Pāṇ. 4-3, 34 (vḷ.)

• m. (with or scil. māsa) the month during which the full moon stands in the Nakshatra Phalgunī (February-March) Mn. MBh.

• N. of Arjuna (= phalguna) MBh. Hariv.

• Terminalia Arjuna (= nadī-ja) L.

• (ī), f. See below

• n. a species of grass used as a substitute for the Soma plant (and also called arjunānī)
ŚBr. TBr. ĀśvŚr. [Page 718, Column 2]

• N. of a place of pilgrimage BhP.

⋙ phālgunamāhātmya

○māhātmya n. N. of wk

⋙ phālgunānuja

phālgunânuja m. 'younger brother of the month Phālguna', the vernal month Caitra L.

≫ phālgunāla

phālgunāla m. the month Phālguna (= phalgunāla) L.

≫ phālguni

phālguni m. patr. fr. phālguna (= arjuna) MBh.

≫ phālgunika

phālgunika mfn. relating to the Nakshatra Phalguni or to the day of full moon in the month Phālguna Pāṇ. 4-2, 23

• m. (scil. māsa) the month Phālguna L.

≫ phālgunī

phālgunī f. the lunar mansion Phalgunī (q.v.) Hariv. R. MārkP.

• = -paurṇamāsī GṛŚrS.

⋙ phālgunīpakṣa

○pakṣa m. the dark half in the month Phālguna Lāṭy.

⋙ phālgunīpaurṇamāsī

○paurṇamāsī f. the day of full moon in the month Phālguna (on which the Holī or great vernal festival is celebrated) Pāṇ. 6-3, 63 Sch.

⋙ phālgunībhava

○bhava m. N. of the planet Jupiter L. (cf. phalgunī-bh○)

≫ phālgunya

phālgunya m. N. of the planet Jupiter L.

phalph

phalph to grow, increase (vṛddhau) KātyŚr. Sch.

≫ phalpha

phalpha See vi-phalpha

phallakin

phallakin m. a kind of fish (= phalakin) L.

phallaphala

phalla-phala m. the wind raised in winnowing grain (= phulla-phāla) L.

phaṣājiga

phaṣājiga and phaṣājima m. or n. (?) N. of two places Cat.

phā

phā m. (nom. phās) heat L.

• idle talk L.

• increase or increaser L.

phāṭ

phāṭ ind. an interjection of calling W.

phāṭakī

phāṭakī f. alum (= sphāṭī) L.

phāṇi

phāṇi f. (√phaṇ?) unrefined sugar, molasses L.

• flour or meal mixed with curds (= karambha) L.

≫ phāṇita

phāṇita m. (cf. Nīlak.) n. (fr. Caus. of √phaṇ

• cf. Pāṇ. 7-2, 18 Sch.) the inspissated juice of the sugar cane and other plants
Āpast. MBh. Hariv. [Cf. Arab. ?

• Pers. ? ; medieval Lat. penidium.]

⋙ phāṇitībhūta

phāṇitī-bhūta mfn. inspissated Suśr.

≫ phāṇṭa

phāṇṭa mf(ā)n. (contracted from phāṇita

• cf. Pāṇ. 7-2, 18) obtained by straining or filtering, Ṛigvidh

• made or won by an easy process, readily or easily prepared L.

• one who does not exert himself or takes things easy L.

• m. an infusion, decoction, pounded medicinal substances mixed with four parts of hot water and then filtered ŚārṅgS. (also ○ṭaka, m.) Bhaṭṭ.

• n. the first particles of butter that are produced by churning ŚBr. Kauś.

⋙ phāṇṭāhṛta

phāṇṭāhṛta m. N. of a man Pāṇ. 4-1, 90 Sch.

• patr. fr. phāṇṭâhṛti

• pl. the disciples of Phāṇṭāhṛiti, iv, 1, 150 Sch.

⋙ phāṇṭāhṛtāyani

phāṇṭāhṛtāyani m. patr. fr. phāṇṭâhṛti Pāṇ. 4-1, 150

⋙ phāṇṭāhṛti

phāṇṭāhṛti m. N. of a man (a Sauviira) ib. Sch.

• patr. fr. ○hṛta, 90 Sch.

≫ phāṇṭaya

phāṇṭaya Nom. fr. phāṇṭa (ind. p. ○yitvā) Kauś. Sch.

≫ phāṇḍa

phāṇḍa n. the belly (= phaṇḍa) L.

≫ phāṇḍin

phāṇḍin m. N. of a serpent-demon L.

phāriva

phāriva See under √phar

phārī

phārī f. black cumin L.

phāla

phāla &c. See p. 717, col. 3

phālguna

phālguna &c. See col. 1

phi

phi m. a wicked man L.

• idle talk L.

• anger L.

phiṅgaka

phiṅgaka m. the fork-tailed shrike (= kaliṅga, kuliṅga) L.

phiṭsūtra

phiṭ-sūtra n. N. of a grammat. wk. by Śāṃtanavâcārya

⋙ phiṭsūtravṛtti

○vṛtti f. the same with comm

phiraṅga

phiraṅga mfn. Frankish, European (with vyādhi m. = ○gâmaya) Bhpr.

• m. the country of the Franks i.e. Europe, or = ○gâmaya L.

⋙ phiraṅgaroṭī

○roṭī f. European bread L.

⋙ phiraṅgāmaya

phiraṅgâmaya m. the disease of the Franks i.e. syphilis Bhpr.

≫ phiraṅgin

phiraṅgin m. a Frank, a European (f. iṇī) L.

phirāla

phirāla m. or n. (?) N. of a place Cat.

phiriṇḍa

phiriṇḍa m. N. of a prince Cat. [Page 718, Column 3]

phu

phu m. a magical formula L.

• useless or idle talk L.

phuka

phuka m. a bird L.

phuṭa

phuṭa m. n. (or ○ṭā f.) the hood or expanded neck of a snake (= phaṭa, phaṇa) L.

⋙ phuṭāṭopa

phuṭâṭopa m. the swelling of a serpent's hood Pañcat.

phuṭṭaka

phuṭṭaka n. a kind of cloth (also ○ka-vastra n.) Divyâv.

• (ikā), f. a sort of woven texture Kathās.

phuḍut

phuḍut ind. an interjection KāśīKh. Sch.

phut

phut or phūt ind. an onomat. word (used only with √○kṛ, and its derivatives

• sometimes expressive of contempt)

⋙ phutkara

○kara m. 'making a crackling noise', fire L.

⋙ phutkartumanas

○kartu-manas mfn. wishing to make a derisory noise, intending to cry aloud MW.

⋙ phutkāra

○kāra m. puffing, blowing, hissing, the hiss of a serpent (also phūt-k○) Kathās. Kuval.

• shrieking, screaming Bhartṛ. Kathās.

• -randhra n. the hole to which the mouth is applied in playing a flute Saṃgīt.

• -vat mfn. hissing, shrieking L.

⋙ phutkārya

○kārya mfn. in a-phūt-k○, requiring no blowing Kathās.

⋙ phutkṛ

○√kṛ P. Ā. -karoti, -kurute, to puff, blow, make a bubbling noise, blow into Pañcat. Hit.

• to shriek, yell Kathās. Pañcat.

• to be insolent or defiant Ratnâv. iv, 12

⋙ phutkṛta

○kṛta mfn. puffed, blown &c

• n. the sound of a wind instrument L.

• a loud scream, shriek Rājat.

⋙ phutkṛti

○kṛti f. the blowing of a wind instrument Saṃgīt.

• blowing, hissing Naish.

• crying aloud R.

phupphu

phupphu ind. an onomat. word

⋙ kāraka

kāraka mf(ikā)n. panting, gasping L.

≫ phupphusa

phupphusa m. (cf. Suśr.) and n. (cf. ŚārṅgS.) the lungs

⋙ phuphusa

phuphusa n. (cf. ŚārṅgS.) the lungs

phumphuā

phumphuā ind. imitation of the sound made by the crackling of a fire L.

phurāphurāya

phurāphurāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to tremble, flicker Mṛicch.

phuliṅga

phuliṅga m. syphilis Cat. (cf. phiraṅga)

phull

phull cl. 1. P. phullati (cf. Dhātup. xv, 24), under phulla, p. 717, col. 3

phullarīka

phullarīka m. a district, place L.

• a serpent L. (cf. phullaka, col. 1)

phūt

phūt phūt-kāra &c. See phut above

pheñcaka

pheñcaka m. a kind of bird Cat.

pheṭ

pheṭ ind. an onomat. word

⋙ pheṭkāra

○kāra m. howling, a howl Śatr. (cf. phet &c.)

pheṇa

pheṇa &c. See phena

pheṇṭa

pheṇṭa m. a kind of bird Cat.

phet

phet ind. an onomat. word

⋙ phetkāra

○kāra m. howling (of the wind or of animals) BhP.

• prab. Sch.

⋙ phetkārin

○kārin mfn. howling, yelling (as a jackal) Prab.

• ○riṇī-tantra, or ○rīya-tantra n. N. of wk

⋙ phetkṛta

○kṛta n. howling, a howl Śatr.

phena

phéna m. once n. (often written pheṇa and prob. connected with √phaṇ

• but See Uṇ. iii, 3) foam, froth, scum RV. &c. &c

• moisture of the lips, saliva Mn. iii, 19

• n. (m. L.) Os Sepiae (white cuttle-fish bone, supposed to be indurated foam of the sea) Car.

• m. N. of a man (son of Ushad-ratha and father of Su-tapas) Hariv.

• (ā), f. a kind of shrub (= sātalā) L.

• (ī), f. a kind of food L. [Cf. Slav. ? ; AnglṢax. fam ; Eng. foam ; Germ. Feim.]

⋙ phenagiri

○giri m. N. of a mountain near the mouth of the Indus R. Var. (vḷ. pheṇa-g○)

⋙ phenatā

○tā f. frothiness, vapour W.

⋙ phenadugdhā

○dugdhā f. a kind of small shrub (= dugdha-phenī) L.

⋙ phenadharman

○dharman mfn. 'having the nature of foam', transient MBh.

⋙ phenapa

○pa mfn. 'foam-drinking', feeding on foam MBh. BhP.

• (feeding on fruits fallen from the trees BhP. Sch.)

⋙ phenapiṇḍa

○piṇḍa m. 'mass of foam', a mere bubble, nonsense L.

⋙ phenaprakhya

○prakhya mfn. foam-like, resembling foam Yājñ.

⋙ phenamehin

○mehin mfn. discharging frothy urine Suśr. -1

⋙ phenavat

○vat mfn. frothy, foaming MBh. -2

⋙ phenavat

○vat ind. like foam, Śāntiś

⋙ phenavāhin

○vāhin mfn. 'carrying of the scum'

• (with vastra), n. a filtering cloth L. [Page 719, Column 1] Contents of this page

• m. Indra's thunderbolt L. (rather 'N. of Indra'

• cf. phenâśani)

⋙ phenāgra

phenâgra n. 'point of foam', a bubble on the water L.

⋙ phenāśani

phenâśani m. 'having foam for a thunderbolt', N. of Indra L. (cf. phenavāhin)

⋙ phenāhāra

phenâhāra mfn. feeding on foam MBh. (cf. phena-pa)

⋙ phenopama

phenôpama mfn. resembling foam (said of life) Hit.

≫ phenaka

phenaka m. Os Sepiae L.

• ground rice boiled in water (also ā f.) L.

• a kind of pastry L. (also ikā f. Bhpr.)

⋙ phenala

pheḍnala mfn. frothy, foamy L. (cf. phenila)

⋙ phenāya

pheḍnāya Nom. Ā. ○yate (also P. ○yati g. lohitâdi), to foam, froth MBh. Hcar.

≫ phenila

phenila mf(ā)n. foamy, frothy, spumous MBh. Kāv. &c

• m. a kind of tree, Vāsav

• Zizyphus Jujuba Bhpr.

• Sapindus Detergens L.

• (ā), f. SapṭSepindus Detergens Car.

• Hingcha Repens L.

• = sarpâkṣī L.

• n. the fruit of SapṭSepindus Detergens or of ZizṭZizyphus Jujuba or of Madana L.

≫ phenya

phénya mfn. existing in foam VS.

phera

phera m. (onomat.) a jackal L.

≫ pheraṇḍa

pheraṇḍa m. a jackal L. (also ○ruṇḍa L.)

pherala

pherala m. or n. N. of a place Cat. (perhaps wṛ. for kerala)

pherava

phe-rava m. (from onomat. phe + rava) a jackal Mālatīm.

• prab. Pracaṇḍ.

• a Rākshasa Kathās.

• mfn. fraudulent, malicious, injurious L.

⋙ pheravītantra

pheravī-tantra n. N. of wk

≫ pheru

pheru m. a jackal BhP.

⋙ pheruvinnā

○vinnā f. a species cf plant L.

phel

phel cl. 1. P. phelati, to go, move Dhātup. xv, 35

phela

phela n. remnants of food, refuse, orts (also ○lā, ○li, ○likā, ○lī) L.

• a partic. high number Buddh.

• (ā), f. (prob.) wṛ. for pelā = peṭā, a small box Divyâv.

pheluka

pheluka m. the scrotum L.

phaulli

phaulli f. (fr. phulla) Pāṇ. 7-1, 2, 42 Vārtt. 4 Pat.

 

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