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a MaJiardraJta (opposed to hSna-ydna), epithet of a later system adh), as, m. paramount sovereign, universal quence, very dignified. (hd-ar), m. of a n. wild = Mahardha of Buddhist teaching promulgated by Nagarjuna, and emperor. Mahd-rdjika, as, pi. epithet am, ginger ( ranardraka). of in the ' class of or reckoned at as, m. a of treated Maha-yana-sutras ; (as), m. having gods demigods (variously 236 (ha-ar), species plant, (commonly J and 220 in of Vishnu. Mahdrbuda n. ten a great chariot,' N. of a king of the Vidya-dharas. number); (as), m. epithet Mahaja.) (ha-ar' ), am, millions. - as, m. an title of Mahd-rdjni, f. a great queen, the principal wife Arbudas = one thousand Mahdnna (hd- Mahayana-deva, honorary c a in her own see Pan. VI. Hiouen-thsang. Mahayana-parigrahaka, as, m. ofa Raja, queen right, reigning queen ; ar), 2, <)O.Mahdrha ( hd-ar), or valuable a follower of the Maha-yana doctrines. Mahdydna- epithet of DargS. Mahd-rdjya, am, n. the rank as, a, am, very worthy deserving, very

title ofa or eminent ; prabhasa,N. of a Bodhi-sattva. Mahdydna-yoga- or reigning sovereign, sovereignty. Malid- precious, costly, splendid ; excellent, n. dead of late white sandal-wood. dastra, am, n., N. of a work. Mahdydna-san- rdtra, am, midnight, the night, at (am), n. Malid-lakshmi, is, N. of a work called ma/id- the time after close of f. the Lakshmi the Sakti of N5r5- graha, as, m., ; (also night, midnight, night. great (properly but sometimes identified with yana-samparigraha-s'dstra.) Mahdydna-sTitra, Mahd-rdtri, is, or mahd-rdtrl, f. midnight, the yana or Vishnu, ' a Sutra as dead of time after the the wife of or with SarasvatI, the wife am, n. serving a great vehicle,' epithet night, midnight ; great night Durga, Siva, or of several Buddhist Sutras. of the destruction of the world the of Brahma) ; of a thirteen old, of Mahd-ydma, am, n., complete ; eighth epithet girl years in the half the not arrived at who the N. of a Saman. Mahd-ydmya, as, m. an epithet day (or night) light of month Asvina. one puberty, represents goddess

the at the festival ; N. of a woman of Vishnu. Mahd-yuya, am, n. a great Yuga or Mahd-rdmdyana, am, n. great Ramayana. DurgS Durga (mother of the = four mortals or the n. a or of a kind of metre, four times Yuga gods ( Yugas of Mahd-rdshtra, am, great kingdom realm, Gan-ga-dasa) ; ' the . n. aggregate of the Krita, Treta, Dvapara, and Kali Yugas great country,' i.e. the Mahratn or Maratha (or u v w Malidlakshmi-stotra, am, = of mortals a and a of more the land of the meditation and in the of Lakshmi. 4,3 2O.&OO years ; day night commonly Mahratta) country, prayer worship Mahrattas in the west of India a kind of metre m. a a Brahma comprise 2000 Maha-yugas). Mahayuta, ; ; Mahdlaya Cha-dl), as, great dwelling; a m. the Maratha called a in ; particular high number. Mahdyudha (hd-dy), (ds), pi. people, commonly great temple, great monastery ; temple general 1 or as reat or m. scil. the Mahratt! a of ; the Loka , d, am, having strong weapons ; (as), Mahrattas; (i), f., bhdshd, (or place refuge, sanctuary, asylum to a a of Siva. a more the of world of Brahma ; a tree 8fc! sacred ; epithet Maha-yogin, i, m. great Yogin ; properly Marathi) language, language deity or of Vishnu of Siva a cock. the Mahrattas of various a of of ; the N. ; ; Maha-yogedvara ; epithet plants, species place pilgrimage Supreme Being great

m. a master of the Universal ; a half (ga-id), as, great Yoga system. culinary plant ( =jala-pippali). Mahardshtraka, Spirit ( paraindtman) particular f. excessive dilation female to the or Maratha month and sanrdttw,- UTahd-yeni, is, of the as, ikd, am, belonging great ( kanydgatdpara-paksha

a Saman. or to the land of the Mahrattas m. N. of a ; of a man ; organ. Mahd-yaudhdjaya, am, n., N. of country ; (as), mya-krisltna-paksha) ; place a the Maratha called N. of a f., N. of a Mahd-raksJtas, as,n. great Rakshasa. Malid- pi. people (commonly Mahrattas). (perhaps am, n.), Lin-ga ; (d), of the moon's in .rakshd, f. (with Buddhists) a great tutelary goddess, Mahdrashtriya, as, d, am, belonging to the particular festival, the day change of the Hindu (five in number, viz. Maha-pratisar3 or PratisarS, Maratha country or people, belonging to the Mah- the month Bhadra and the last day Maba-mayuri or Maha-mayurl, Maha-sahasra-pra- rattas. Mahd-rishta, as, m. a species of tree lunar year. Mahdlasa (hd-al), as, d, am, very mardani or Maha-s'Ttavati or allied to the Melia = idle N. of a woman -pramardinT, -s'etavatl, Bukayun ( mahd-nimba). lazy, extremely ; (a), (., (mother and Maha-mantranusa'rini.) Mahd-rakshita, as, Maha-ruj, Tc, k, k, or mahd-ruja, as, d, am, of the commentator Narayana). Mahdli-katabhl, a N. n. see mahddi-Tta/abhi. n. a m. proper Mahd-rajata, am, gold ; causing great pain, very painful. Mahd-rudra, as, f., Mahd-linga, am, ' m. the a form of Siva f. a form or ; N. of a ; a, thorn-apple ; [cf. maha-rajana.~\ Maha-rajana, great Rudra,' ; (I), great Lin-ga phallus place (as, am),

n. the safBower = of - m. a of ante- a or virile ; m. am, ( kusumbha) ; gold ; (as, a, Durga. Maha-ruru, us, species having great phallus organ (as), epi- f. a form of am), coloured with saffron, (perhaps for mdhdra- lope (mahd-mriga). Mahd-rupa, as, d, am, thet of Siva. Mahd-lila-sarasvati, m. n. a in in mien is, f., N. of a jana.) Mahd-rana, as, am, great battle, large-formed, mighty form, great ; (as), TarS, q.v. Mahdluyi-paddhati, war. n. a m. of Siva a or resin book. Mahd-lodhra or as, m. a great Mahdranya (hd~ar), am, large epithet ; N. of Kalpa cycle ; ; mahd-lodha, of of .wood, great forest. Mahd-ratna, am, n. a costly (a), f., N. one of DurgS's attendants. Maha- species Symplocos (the Bengali pdtiyalodha, jewel, precious gem, most precious of all gems. rupaka, am, n. a kind of drama. Stahd-riipin, the bark of which is used as an astringent). Maka- the of a Buddhist Mahdratna-jrratimandita, as, m., N. of a i, ini, i, large-formed, great in shape or mien. loman, a, m., N. of superior or in as, Kalpa cycle. Mahdratna-maya, as, i, am, Mahd-retas, as, as, as, abounding seed, hav- monastery; [cf. mahd-roman.^ Maha-lola,

of full of stones. virile of Siva ; m. a crow. Mahd- consisting costly gems, precious ing great energy ; (as), m. epithet d, am, excessively eager; (as), ' a loadstone Mahdratna-vat, an, ati, at, adorned with costly [cf. mahd-mja.'] Malid-roga, as, m. a severe or loha, am, n. great iron,' magnet, ; covered with orecious stones. m. gems, Mahdratna- dangerous illness, grievous malady (applied to the [cf. krishna-loha."] Mahd-vans'a, as, great N. of a Tantra or race from a varshd, f., particular goddess. Ma- following disorders, unmdda, trag-dosha, rdja- lineage ; (as, a, am), sprung great m. a chariot a race or hd-ratha, as, large car, great ; great yakshman, s"vdsa, madhu^meha, bhagan-dara, family. Mahdvans'a-sainudblia'va, as, d, warrior or hero, this sense not a Bahu- or descended from a race or (in necessarily udara, as'marty. Mahd-rogin, I, ini, i, suffering am, sprung great family. vnhi as shown also a from a comp., by the accent, cf. ratha, from severe illness, very ill. Mahd-roda, a species Mahd-vaniya, as, d, am, springing high a N. of a Rakshasa of a son of of or noble to a noble warrior, hero) ; ; plant. Mahd-roman, d, d, a, having large or race, belonging very family. of a = Suddhodana in another thick hair on the m. of Siva Visvamitra; king ( body ; (d\ epithet ; of ~ Mahdvakdia (hd-av), as, a, am, having great

; N. of a minister of San-kara-varman a ; of the of a Buddhist or wide. Mahd- birth) king ; king superior monastery ; space, very spacious, very roomy

desire, longing [cf. mano-ratha] ; (as, d, am), [cf. mahd-loman.'} Mahd-raudra, as, d, am, vaktra, as, d, am, large-mouthed, wide-mouthed, a chariots. awful ; f. an of a mouth ; ofa Rakshasa having great chariot, possessing large very terrible, very (i), epithet Durga ; having big (as), m. epithet n. the broad- Mahdratha-tva, am, heroism, being a [cf. mahd-rudri.^^Mahd-raurava, as, m., N. or Danava. Mahd-vakshas, as, as, as, warrior. f. a one m. great Mahd-rathyd, great street, high of of the twenty-one hells or places of torment chested, having a great or wide breast; (ds),

street ; a streets. in Manu IV. N. of a of Siva. n. e. mahdrathyd pun, city having large (enumerated 88-90) ; (am), n., epithet Mahd-vajraka, am, (i. other Mahdrambfta (hd-dr), as, d, am, performing Saman. Mahd-rauhina, as, m., N. of a demon. taila), a kind of oil mixed with several ingre- see great undertakings, enterprising, busy, industrious. Maltdrgha (hd-ar), as, d, am, high-priced, very dients for medicinal purposes. Mahd-vanij, Ved. Mahd-rava, as, d, am, loud-sounding, uttering costly or precious, extremely valuable; (as), m. a mahd-banij.~Mahd-mda, as, m., 'speaker loud loud of a sort = or teacher of Vedic ; N. of a man ; of Perdix cries, (as), m., Daitya, quail, Chinensis ( ldvaka). Ma- of great words,' proclaimer read f. Ved. a (also mahd-bala.) Maha-ra.

N. Bodhi-sattva. va\ae. thunderbolt ; garbha,as, m., ofa Makd-rata, Mukargha-ru]xt, as, d, am, magnificently or destructive weapon, destructive (as, m. a mineral of a or destructive as, precious ; quicksilver; (as, d, am), formed, splendid form. Mahdrghya, as, d, am, d, am), carrying mighty weapon a = savory, much flavour ; m. valuable. (. Mahd-vana, am, very = having (as), sugar- very costly, precious, Malidrghya-td, shaft; (Say. maluwajra.) cane Phcenix ; n. a forest ; N. of a Buddhist ( kos'a-kdra) ; Sylvestris Scirpus =mahargha-td. Mahar

the f. a kind of food. ocean ; an of Siva title of a Visve- forest. ni. a of medicinal taste; (ati), Mahd-rdja, epithet ; book by Mahd-vapa, as, species m. a sVara Indica Maha- as, great king, reigning prince, supreme [cf. kritya-mahdrnai-a, smriti-mahdrnava] ; plant, Erythrina ( maltd-meda). ' f. 'a sovereign ; (with Buddhists) a great lord, great ruler, (as), m. pi. dwelling by the ocean,' N. of a people. rara, Diirva grass. Malid-vardha, as, m. great are four in with a of Vishnu in his boar incarnation (these number, constituting together Mahdrtha (hd-ar), as, m. a great thing, boar,' epithet ; N. their attendants a class of divine a deified matter ofa ofa work mentioned in the Sarva-darSana- beings) ; great ; weighty or important meaning ; (as, king ; teacher an of a follower rich m. Ficus Jaina ; epithet Manju-s'ri ; , am), having large substance, ; great, dignified ; san-graha. Mahdvaroha (hd-av), as, of the sect of ; a Mahd- Infectoria. Mahd-vartana, am, n. Vallabh3c5rya= finger-nail. having great meaning, very important; significant, high wages, rdjaka, as, m. mahd-rdjika, col. 2. Mahdrdja- weighty; (as), m., N. of a DSnava; (am), n. (ac- large pay or allowance. Malid-valfi, f. a large kulina, as, to a race of to a Gaertnera Racemosa. d, am, belonging great cording commentator) mahd-bhdshya. Ma- climbing-plant ; Mahd-vasa, kings. Mahdraja-duta, as, m. a kind of mango. harthalta, as, d, am, having great substance, rich, as, m. the Gangetic porpoise, Delphinus Gangeticus. valuable much Mahdrdja-druma, as, m. Cathartocarpus (Cassia) ; having great meaning, very important, &c. Mahd~vasu, us, us, u, Ved. possessing Fistula. Mahardja-mi.'fra, as, m., N. of a man Maltdrtlia-vat, an, ati, at, having great mean- substance, very wealthy. Mahd-rastu, N. of a of - conse- (son Manikya-mis'ra). Mahdrdjddhirdja (ja- ing, very significant, very important, of great work. Mafuwdkya, am, n. any long continuous