loka ... mahApArzva


1 lok/a: world;
everybody, citizens, people

3 lokapAl/a: world-protectors (the eight gods that rule the quarters)



7 lol/aA: moving hither and tither, shaking, restless;
f the tongue

9 lomaharSaN/a: pn;
hair-raising
10 lomaharSaN/i: pn ( misprint for laumaharSANi I guess )
11 lom/an1: hair of body (also loman)
12 lomavAh/in: either 'bearing or having feathers, feathered', or 'sharp enough to cut a hair'(said of an arrow)
13 lomaz/a: hair of the body
14 lopAmudr/A: pn
lopAmudr/A: pn (wife of agastya)

16 lopay/ati: he erases, breaks, infringes
17 loST/a: clod
18 lubdh/a: covetous, greedy
19 lubdhak/a: hunter
20 lubhy/atR: desiring eagerly, longing for, coveting
21 luluvus: they let loose

23 lUn/aA: cut off, plucked, harvested
24 lupt/aA: lacking, deprived of
25 lUt/A: spider
26 mA: don't (with inj.); me (rare for mAm, see tvAmau)

28 mAciram: soon, quickly
29 mad: (former only) me, I, mine

31 mad/a: m hilarity, rapture, excitement, inspiration, ardent passion for;
rut juice;
drunk, intoxicated;
intoxication, drunkenness, excitement


34 madan/a: god of Love;
love, passion
35 madanamaJcuk/A: pn
36 mAdhav/a: pn (of kRSNa)
37 mAdhav/I: the Earth;
pn (any woman of the race of madhu or yadu, e.g. kuntI)
38 madh/u: honey;
the spring season, springtime
39 madhUk/a: honey tree (Madhuca longifolia)
40 madhuniSUdan/a: pn (of kRSNa)
41 madhupark/a: honey and curds
42 madhur/aA: sweet;
fresh (water)

44 madhusUdan/a: pn (of kRSNa)


48 madhy/aA: middle
49 madhyAhn/a: m noon
50 madhyam/aA: waist;
the middle
51 madhyasth/a: mediator
52 madir/A: wine
53 madirAzv/a: pn
54 madIy/aA: mine
55 madr/a: pn (of a country, its king was zalya in the mbh war)
56 madrak/a: pn (of a country)

58 mAdravat/I: pn
59 mAdrey/a: son of mAdrI (nakula or sahadeva)
60 mAdr/I: pn (second wife of pANDu and mother of nakula and sahadeva and sister of zalya)
61 mAdRz/aI: such as me
62 mady/a: wine, liquor

64 mAgadh/aI: pn (belonging to the magadhas or their country, king of the magadhas);
panegyrist
65 maGgal/aA: good things, good fortune, good luck, happiness;
(pl) good luck rites
66 maGgaly/a: pious, pure, holy, giving good luck
67 mAgh/a: pn (of a month, roughly January)
68 magh/A: pn (of the tenth nakSatra, containing Regulus)
69 maghav/an: pn (of indra;
see zva;yuva;maghonA)
70 maghav/atu: pn (of indra, see zvayuva)
71 maGkaNak/a: pn (of a sage)
72 maGk/i: pn
73 magn/aA: sunk (esp. into misfortune);
firmly fixed upon
74 mahA: (former) big, great

76 mahAbAho: hey strong-armed guy





82 mahAbhAg/a: your holiness, his holiness, reverend, blessed (applied to holy men and gods);
great person
83 mahAbhAgy/a: (n) high excellence, exalted position
84 mahAbhArat/a: n pn (of a story)
mahAbhArat/a: pn (of a story)

86 mahAbhUt/a: (n pl) the elements
87 mahAbuddh/i: pn
88 mahad: big, great
89 mahAdev/a: pn (of ziva)




94 mahAjan/a: the notables, VIPs (sg may mean pl)


98 mahAmat/i: sage (or anyone with great intelligence)
99 mahAmAy/a: pn

101 mahAn: big, great
102 mahAnas/a: n kitchen
103 mahanIy/aA: to be honoured, praiseworthy, illustrious, glorious (mah to magnify, esteem highly)
104 mahAntam: big, great (mahat- + am, with sAnta)
105 mahAntas: big (mahat + jas, see sAntama)
106 mahAnti: big, great (mahat- + zi, with sAnta)

109 mahApadm/a: pn (of an elephant)

111 mahApArzv/a: pn

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