Lexicon
Key terms from the teachings and courses.
1,974 entries
daurhārda दौर्हार्द · daurharda · /daʊrhɑːrdə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872)
badness of heart
daurhṛda दौर्हृद · daurhrda · /daʊrhrɪdə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) evil disposition of mind, enmity
daurhṛdaya दौर्हृदय · daurhrdaya · /daʊrhrɪdəjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) evil disposition of mind, enmity
daurhṛdinī दौर्हृदिनी · daurhrdini · /daʊrhrɪdɪniː/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) = dauhṛdinī, a pregnant woman
daurita दौरित · /daʊrɪtə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) mischief
daurjana दौर्जन · /daʊrdʒənə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) consisting of wicked men
daurjanya दौर्जन्य · /daʊrdʒənjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) wickedness, maliciousness, depravity, vileness
daurjīvitya दौर्जीवित्य · daurjivitya · /daʊrdʒiːvɪtjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a miserable life, a wretched state of existence
daurlabhya दौर्लभ्य · /daʊrləbʱjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) difficulty of attainment, rarity, scarceness
daurmadya दौर्मद्य · /daʊrmədjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a drunken brawl, a fight, battle
daurmanasya दौर्मनस्य · /daʊrmənəsjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) evil-mindedness, evil disposition
daurmantrya दौर्मन्त्र्य · /daʊrməntrjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) bad consultation or counsel, evil advice
daurmitri दौर्मित्रि · /daʊrmɪtrɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a metronymic from Dur-mitrā, q.v.
daurmukhi दौर्मुखि · /daʊrmʊkʰɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a patronymic from Dur-mukha
daurudhara दौरुधर · /daʊrʊdʱərə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) relating to the lunar mansion called Durudhara, q.v.
daurudhara
{#daurudhara#}¦ {%daurudhara, as, ī, am,%} relating to
the lunar mansion called dhurudhara, ḍ| v| दौरुधर
{#दौरुधर#}¦ {%दउरुद्हर, अस्, ī, अम्,%} रेलतिन्ग् तो
त्हे लुनर् मन्सिओन् चल्लेद् धुरुद्हर, ड्। व्। Philosophy / Dharma 22833 0437-a dOreSravasa dOreSravasa { dOreSravasa } daureśravasa, as, m. (fr. dūre- śravas ), a patronymic of the priest of the serpents called Pṛthu-śravas.
daurvacasya दौर्वचस्य · /daʊrvətʃəsjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) evil speech, bad language
daurvacasya
{#daurvacasya#}¦ {%daurvacasya, am,%} n| (ṛr| {%dur%}
{%vacas%}), evil speech, bad language| दौर्वचस्य
{#दौर्वचस्य#}¦ {%दउर्वचस्य, अम्,%} न्। (ऋर्। {%दुर्-%}
{%वचस्%}), एविल् स्पेएच्ह्, बद् लन्गुअगे। · daurvacasya
{#daurvacasya#}¦ {%daurvacasya, am,%}… Philosophy / Dharma 22857 0437-b dOrvAsa dOrvAsa { dOrvAsa } daurvāsa or daurvāsasa, as, ī, am (fr. dur-vāsas ), belonging to or composed by Dur-vā- sas; ( am ), n., scil.…
daurvratya दौर्व्रत्य · /daʊrvrətjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) disobedience, ill conduct
daurvāsa दौर्वास · daurvasa · /daʊrvɑːsə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) or daurvāsasa, as, ī, am, belonging to or composed by Dur-vāsas
daurvīṇa दौर्वीण · daurvina · /daʊrviːɳə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) the sap or juice of bent grass
dauryodhana दौर्योधन · /daʊrjoːdʱənə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) belonging or relating to Dur-yodhana etc.
dauryodhani दौर्योधनि · /daʊrjoːdʱənɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a patronymic from Duryodhana, q.v.
daurātmya दौरात्म्य · dauratmya · /daʊrɑːtmjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) evil-mindedness, badness of soul, wickedness, depravity, mischievousness
dautya दौत्य · /daʊtjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) the state of a messenger, an embassy or message, mission
dauvālika दौवालिक · dauvalika · /daʊvɑːlɪkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) name of a people
dauvārika दौवारिक · dauvarika · /daʊvɑːrɪkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a door-keeper, warder, porter
dauścarmya दौश्चर्म्य · dauscarmya · /daʊʃtʃərmjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a disease of the skin, a defect in the generative organs (supposed to be a disease of the prepuce or paraphimosis)
dauścarya दौश्चर्य · dauscarya · /daʊʃtʃərjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) acting wickedly, evil conduct, wickedness
dauḥstra दौःस्त्र · dauhstra · /daʊhstrə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) discord or wrangling contention between women
dauḥsādhika दौःसाधिक · dauhsadhika · /daʊhsɑːdʱɪkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a door-keeper, a warder, a porter
dauḥśaleya दौःशलेय · dauhsaleya · /daʊhʃəleːjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) probably a metronymic from Duḥ-śalā
dauḥśāsani दौःशासनि · dauhsasani · /daʊhʃɑːsənɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) a patronymic from Duḥ-śāsana
dauḥśīlya दौःशील्य · dauhsilya · /daʊhʃiːljə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) bad inclination or custom, bad character, badness of disposition, wickedness
dauḥṣvapnya दौःष्वप्न्य · dauhsvapnya · /daʊhʂvəpnjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) evil dreams
dauṣka दौष्क · dauska · /daʊʂkə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) one who swims or crosses a stream by the help of his arms
dauṣkula दौष्कुल · dauskula · /daʊʂkʊlə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) or dauṣkuleya, as, ī, am, sprung from a bad or low or contemptible family or race
dauṣkulya दौष्कुल्य · dauskulya · /daʊʂkʊljə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) sprung from a bad or low family
dauṣkṛtya दौष्कृत्य · dauskrtya · /daʊʂkrɪtjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) bad conduct, badness of conduct, wickedness
dauṣmanta दौष्मन्त · dausmanta · /daʊʂməntə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) or dauṣmanti, is, m., ‘the son of Dush-manta,’ a patronymic of Bharata, the first sole monarch of India
dauṣyanta दौष्यन्त · dausyanta · /daʊʂjəntə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) relating to Dushyanta
dauṣyanti दौष्यन्ति · dausyanti · /daʊʂjəntɪ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) or dauṣvanti or dauḥṣanti, is, m. a patronymic of Bharata
dauṣṭhava दौष्ठव · dausthava · /daʊʂʈʰəvə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) badness, wickedness
dauṣṭya दौष्ट्य · daustya · /daʊʂʈjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) depravity, badness, wickedness
dava दव · /dəvə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) fire, burning, heat
davathu दवथु · /dəvətʰʊ/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) fire, heat
davaya दवय · /dəvəjə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) davayati, -yitum, to make distant, remove
davayat दवयत् · /dəvəjət/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) removing, making distant, distancing, placing at a distance
daviṣṭha दविष्ठ · davistha · /dəvɪʂʈʰə/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) very remote, very distant
davīyas दवीयस् · daviyas · /dəviːjəs/ Sanskrit (Monier-Williams 1872) more or very remote, more distant