Laghukoshasamgraha 3.203

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brahmāṇaṃ samupetya vedaninadavyājāt tuṣārācala
sthānasthāvaramīśvaraṃ suranadīvyājāt tathā keśavam |
apyambhonidhiśāyinaṃ jalanidhidhvānopadeśādaho
phūtkurvanti dhanañjayasya ca bhiyā śabdāḥ samutpīḍitāḥ ||

Kthīḥ is Śiva; kthuḥ is a conch, Garuḍa, a man;

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iti dhanañjayanāmamālā samāptā

Kthaṃ is inheritance, boiling, sorrow, poverty; kraḥ is Karṇa, a festival;

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dvyakṣarīnāmamālā

Kruḥ is Śiva, Arka, the ocean, a śūdra, an immortal; krūḥ is husband, a suicide;

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saubhariḥ

Kmā is Rati, the wife of Kāma; kmiḥ is a lover; kmīḥ is one possessed of Rati's lord;

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kvaṇitaṃ paramaṃ brahma dhīmahi praṇatāḥ sadā |

Gyā is the womb; dhyaḥ is sound, mute; dhyā is considered a wife, the earth;

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dhyātvā prakāśyate mālā sarvajñānavidhāyinī ||

Jyaḥ is victory, a sacrificer; jyā is Jayā, Vijayā, Ramā;

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kṇaḥ kaṇaḥ kṇā dharā kṇirdhīḥ kṇuḥ putraḥ kṇūrhutāśanaḥ |

Ḍhacā is the earth; ṇyaḥ is considered a leader, worthy of refuge; ṇyā is a river, speech;

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kṇauḥ kalāpi smṛtiḥ kṇaṃ tu vṛkṇaṃ sādhusamīritamū ||

Thyaḥ is a lord; thyā is a story; ghaḥ is the ocean; ghā is compassion; ghauḥ is heaven;

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ttaḥ sitto varuṇo'pi ttaḥ ttāḥ durgā mātṛkā girā |

Myaḥ is Maya, Yama, Īśāna; myā is Ramā, Saramā, patience;

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ttiḥ sūryaḥ ttīḥ smṛto vāhniḥ ttuḥ sunuḥ soma eva ca ||

Lyā is Ahilyā, a lotus; vyaḥ is the ocean, life, a bird, and a chariot carriage;

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ttaurlakṣmīḥ ttaṃ varaṃ jyotiḥ kthaḥ saṃgho hariṇo gajaḥ |

Ttauḥ [means] Lakṣmī; ttaṃ [means] boon, light; kthaḥ [means] flock, deer, elephant;

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kthā mahī saramā durgā kthiḥ kṛṣṇo varaḥ ||

kthā [means] earth, Saramā, Durgā; kthiḥ [means] Kṛṣṇa, boon.

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kthīḥ śivaḥ kthuḥ śaṅkho garuḍo naraḥ |

Kthīḥ [means] Śiva; kthuḥ [means] conch, Garuḍa, man;

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kthūḥ sūto varuṇo māro ravaḥ kthauḥ saramāsutaḥ ||

kthūḥ [means] charioteer, Varuṇa, Māra, sound; kthaiḥ [means] Saramā's son [dog].

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kthaṃ rikthaṃ kvathanaṃ duḥkhaṃ dainyaṃ kraḥ karṇa utsavaḥ |

Kthaṃ [means] inheritance, boiling, suffering, poverty; kraḥ [means] ear, festival;

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krā ramomā mahī bhittiḥ kriḥ sūkara urukramaḥ ||

krā [means] Ramā, Umā, earth, wall; kriḥ [means] boar, Urukrama;

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kruḥ śivo'rko'mbudhiḥ śūdro'maraḥ krūḥ patirātmahā |

kruḥ [means] Śiva, Arka, ocean, Śūdra, immortal; krūḥ [means] husband, suicide;

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kraṃ śrotraṃ karaṇaṃ bhīmaṃ kmaḥ kāmaḥ kamalāhitaḥ ||

kraṃ [means] ear, organ, terrible; kmaḥ [means] Kāma, friend of Kamalā [Viṣṇu];

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kmā ratiḥ kāmapatnī syātkmiḥ kāmī kmī ratīśavānū |

kmā is Rati, the wife of Kāma; kmiḥ is an impassioned lover; kmī possesses Ratīśa [Kāma];

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kmṛrbabhruḥ kmūḥ svabhūḥ śaṅkhaḥ śūkaraḥ kmauḥ kajālayā ||

kmṛḥ [means] Babhru; kmūḥ [means] Svabhū, conch, boar; kmauḥ [means] lotus-dwelling [Lakṣmī];

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kmaṃ karma kyaḥ palāśo'ngirarkaḥ kyā reṇurucyate |

kmaṃ [means] action; kyaḥ [means] palāśa tree, fire, Arka; kyā is called dust;

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ravyaḥ kharo'ngiḥ kharī ravyā syādū gyo gargaḥ kamalāsanaḥ ||

khyaḥ [means] donkey; khyā is a she-donkey; gyo [means] Garga, Kamalāsana [Brahmā];

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gyā yonirdhyaḥ svano mūko dhyā patnī dharaṇī smṛtā |

gyā [means] womb; ghyaḥ [means] sound, mute; ghyā is remembered as wife, earth;

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cyaśrayaśrāturī cyā syācchacaḥ chāgaḥ chacā ca bhāratī ||

cyaḥ [means] clever; cyā is [cleverness]; chacaḥ [means] goat; and chacā [means] Bhāratī [Sarasvatī];

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jyo jayo yajamānaśra jyā jayā vijayā ramā |

jyo [means] victory, sacrificer; jyā [means] Jayā, Vijayā, Ramā;

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iyo nado iyā nadī prottā ṭhyaḥ kūṭaḥ ṭyā dharā surā ||

jhyo is stated as river [masc.]; jhyā as river [fem.]; ṭhyaḥ [means] summit; ṭyā [means] earth, wine;

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ṭhyo nādano'nalaḥ ṭhyā ghauḍaryo dāḍimataruḥ karaḥ |

ṭhyo [means] soundless, Anala; ṭhyā [means] mare; ḍyo [means] pomegranate tree, ray;

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ḍayā ramā narmadā gaṅrā ḍhaca āḍhacaḥ śiśurutkaraḥ ||

ḍyā [means] Ramā, Narmadā, Gaṅgā; ḍhacaḥ [means] wealthy, infant, heap;

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ḍhacā mahī ṇyaḥ smṛto'graṇyaḥ śaraṇyo ṇyā nadī girā |

ḍhacā [means] earth; ṇyaḥ is remembered as leader, refuge; ṇyā [means] river, speech;

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tyo'ntyajaḥ kamalānātho gurustyā dharaṇī nadī ||

tyo [means] outcaste, lord of Kamalā, guru; tyā [means] earth, river;

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thyo nāthasthyā kathā gho'bdhirghā dayā ghauritraviṣṇupamū |

thyo [means] master; thyā [means] story; dho [means] ocean; dhā [means] compassion; dhauḥ [means] heaven;

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dhyo'ndho dhyāndhā kṣudhā sudvā nyo nayo'rṇava ujjvalaḥ ||

dhyo [means] blind [man]; dhyā [means] blind [woman], hunger, nectar; nyo [means] policy, ocean, bright;

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nyā nītirnatirugrāṇī pyaḥ payaḥ pyā kṛpā ruciḥ |

nyā [means] conduct, bow, Ugrāṇī; pyaḥ [means] milk; pyā [means] mercy, delight;

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phyaḥ phenaḥ phyā phaṇā vyo'rko vyāmbā bhya ibhyo'bhayaḥ pumānū ||

phyaḥ [means] foam; phyā [means] hood [of a serpent]; byo [means] Arka; byā [means] mother; bhyaḥ [means] rich man, fearless, man;

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myo mayo yama īśāno myā ramā saramā kṣamā |

myo [means] Maya, Yama, Īśāna; myā [means] Ramā, Saramā, patience;

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yyo'jayyo vibudhādhīśo yyā śayyā lyo'ya uddhataḥ ||

yyo [means] unconquerable, king of the gods; yyā [means] bed; lyo [means] gain, arrogant;

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lyā'hilyā nalinī vyo'bdhirvayaḥ pakṣī ca kūbaraḥ |

lyā [means] Ahilyā, lotus pond; vyo [means] ocean, bird, axle of a chariot;

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vyo vāyuvaryāla īśāno vyā bhavyā vaḍavā sudhā ||

vyo [means] wind, snake, Īśāna; vyā [means] auspicious, mare, nectar;

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śya āsya āśayo nārī śyā veśyā kṛṣirityapi |

śyaḥ [means] mouth, dwelling, woman; śyā [means] courtesan, and also agriculture;

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ṣyaḥ preṣyaḥ ṣyā surā śuddha syaḥ praśasyo'marādhipaḥ ||

ṣyaḥ [means] servant; ṣyā [means] wine, pure; syaḥ [means] praiseworthy, king of the immortals;

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syā kṛṣiḥ kṛṣidaivaṃ ca hyo hayo hyā turaṃgamā |

syā [means] agriculture, and agriculture-deity; hyo [means] horse; hyā [means] mare;

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vvyā sarvajagadambā ca sarveśānī sureśvarī ||

vvyā [means] mother of the entire universe, and ruler of all, queen of the gods;

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kyaṃ kāryaṃ ca ravyamākāśaṃ sakhya gyaṃ gaganaṃ gatamū |

kyaṃ [means] duty, sky, friendship; gyaṃ [means] sky, gone;

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dhyaṃ toyaṃ cyaṃ smṛtaṃ yācyaṃ śocyaṃ paiśācyameva ca ||

dhyaṃ [means] water; cyaṃ is remembered as begged, mournful, and demonic;

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chayaṃ ṣṭhevaṃ jyaṃ smṛtaṃ yājyaṃ jātaṃ jhyaṃ jhaṣanāśanam |

chyaṃ [means] spitting; jyaṃ is remembered as worthy of sacrifice, born; jhyaṃ [means] destruction of fish;

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ṭyaṃ spheṭyaṃ ṭhyaṃ smṛtaṃ śāṭhyaṃ ḍyaṃ jāḍyaṃ ḍhyaṃ dhanaṃ vanam ||

ṭyaṃ [means] bursting; ṭhyaṃ is remembered as deceit; ḍyaṃ [means] dullness; ḍhyaṃ [means] wealth, forest;

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ṇyaṃ nyāyyaṃ tyaṃ smṛtaṃ hyantyaṃ thyaṃ pathyaṃ ghaṃ mukhaṃ ciram |

ṇyaṃ [means] just; tyaṃ is remembered indeed as last; thyaṃ [means] wholesome; ghaṃ [means] mouth, long time;

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ninghaṃ dhyaṃ hyāndhyāmityuttaṃ nyaṃ nyāyyaṃ nayanaṃ varam ||

dhyaṃ is stated as blindness; nyaṃ [means] just, eye, excellent;

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pyaṃ kupyaṃ pātramityuttaṃ phyaṃ payo maraṇaṃ rajaḥ |

pyaṃ is stated as base metal, vessel; phyaṃ [means] water, death, dust;

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byaṃ sukhaṃ bhyaṃ bhayaṃ raudraṃ myamamāyaṃ tvamutkaram ||

‘Byam’ is happiness; ‘bhyam’ is fear, terrible; ‘myam’ is sickness, skin, heap.

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yyaṃ kṛtyaṃ nyāyyamādhāraṃ lyaṃ prottaṃ nilayaṃ budhaiḥ |

‘Yyam’ is duty, proper, support; ‘lyam’ is said by the wise to be an abode.

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vyaṃ viyadvadanaṃ varatrnaṃ śayaṃ svāpe'vaśya ityapi ||

‘Vyam’ is the sky, face, jewel; ‘śayam’ is in sleep, and also inevitable.

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syaṃ sasyaṃ kāṃsyamityuttaṃ hyaṃ hastivadanaṃ gṛham |

‘Syam’ is said to be corn, bell-metal; ‘hyam’ is the face of an elephant, a house.

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kṣyaṃ kṣīraṃ kṣetramutkṣāraṃ kṣyā pṛthvī jagadīśvarī ||

‘Kṣyam’ is milk, field, potash; ‘kṣyā’ is the earth, the supreme mistress of the world.

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kvaḥ kaviḥ kāvyatātaḥ syātkkā bhūriti nigaghate |

‘Kvaḥ’ is a poet, the father of poetry; ‘kkā’ is declared to be the earth.

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kkaṃ kāvyaṃ kamalaṃ ca syād gvo gaurgaruḍa ucyate ||

‘Kkam’ is poetry and lotus; ‘gvaḥ’ is called a bull, Garuḍa.

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gvā dhenurga smṛtaṃ guhyaṃ dhvo ghoṣo dhvāraṇiḥ smṛtā |

‘Gvā’ is a milch-cow; ‘gvam’ is remembered as secret; ‘dhvaḥ’ is sound, and ‘dhvā’ is remembered as a kindling stick.

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dhvaṃ ghuṣṭaṃ gharṣaṇaṃ ghāsaṃ chavaḥ chāgaḥ chāvā chaviḥ smṛtā ||

‘Dhvam’ is sounded, friction, grass; ‘chavaḥ’ is a goat; ‘chāvā’ is remembered as splendor.

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chavaṃ svacchamucchaṃ gamūtraṃ jvo javo jvā ca cañcalā |

‘Chavam’ is pure, high, cow-dung; ‘jvaḥ’ is speed, and ‘jvā’ is an unsteady woman.

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jvaṃ juṣṭaṃ ñvaḥ samudraḥ syād ñvā vaśiṣṭavadhūḥsasmṛtā ||

‘Jvam’ is enjoyed; ‘ñvaḥ’ is the ocean; ‘ñvā’ is remembered as the wife of Vasiṣṭha.

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ñvaṃ dugdhaṃ dadhi ca prottaṃ ṭvo'trī rāmapitā manuḥ |

‘Ñvam’ is declared to be milk and curd; ‘ṭvaḥ’ is Atri, the father of Rāma, Manu.

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ṭvā khaṭvā ṭvaṃ smṛtaṃ puṣṭaṃ ṭhvo vaśiṣṭo'tha viṭhṭhalaḥ ||

‘Ṭvā’ is a bedstead; ‘ṭvam’ is remembered as nourished; ‘ṭhvaḥ’ is Vasiṣṭha and Viṭhṭhala,

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pīṭhaḥ ṭhvā mathurā ṭhvaṃ tu puṣkaraṃ cākṣamucyate |

[and] a seat; ‘ṭhvā’ is Mathurā; but ‘ṭhvam’ is called a lotus and an axle.

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ḍvo bharadvājaputraḥ syād ḍvā ḍāḍhā ḍvaṃ mahodaram ||

‘Ḍvaḥ’ is the son of Bharadvāja; ‘ḍvā’ is a large tooth; ‘ḍvam’ is a pot-belly.

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ḍhvo ḍheḍho ḍhvośanaḥ stryagvyā ḍhvaṃ payo dadhi codanam|

‘Ḍhvaḥ’ is a low caste, Śukra, a woman, a cow; ‘ḍhvam’ is milk, curd, and boiled rice.

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ṇvo nātho jamadagniḥ syād ṇvā vāṇyujjayinī prabhā||

‘Ṇvaḥ’ is a master, Jamadagni; ‘ṇvā’ is speech, Ujjayinī, radiance.

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ṇvaṃ rūpamaṇu ca prottaṃ tvasturaṃgo maheśvaraḥ|

‘Ṇvam’ is declared to be form and atom; ‘tvaḥ’ is a horse, Maheśvara.

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tvāśvapatnī ca gaurī ca tvaṃ tulyaṃ taraṇaṃ smṛtam||

‘Tvā’ is a mare and Gaurī; ‘tvam’ is remembered as equal, crossing.

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thvo'rtho'kṣaro'ruṇasthvā strī thvaṃ tu maithunamucyate|

‘Thvaḥ’ is wealth, syllable, dawn; ‘thvā’ is a woman; but ‘thvam’ is called copulation.

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dvo dāvo dvā purī gaṅrā dvaṃ dūraṃ varadaṃ ca yat||

‘Dvaḥ’ is forest fire; ‘dvā’ is city, Gaṅgā; ‘dvam’ is far and that which gives a boon.

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dhvo dhvo'gnirvadho'dhvā dhvā dharā dhārā vadhūttamā|

‘Dhvaḥ’ is fire, killing, road; ‘dhvā’ is the earth, current, excellent wife.

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dhvaṃ dhanyaṃ dhūnanaṃ dhvastaṃ dhno'hirbudhno dhanī smṛtaḥ||

‘Dhvam’ is fortunate, shaking, destroyed; ‘dhnaḥ’ is remembered as a serpent, Budhna, wealthy.

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dhnā dhanyā mātulī sālā dhnaṃ dhanaṃ sādhanaṃ vanam|

‘Dhnā’ is fortunate, maternal aunt, Śāla tree; ‘dhnam’ is wealth, instrument, forest.

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nvo navo nvā navā tanvī nvaṃ navaṃ vastu gaghate||

‘Nvaḥ’ is new; ‘nvā’ is a fresh slender woman; ‘nvam’ is said to be a new object.

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pvo vāyuḥ pvā smṛtā dhūliḥ pvaṃ puṇyaṃ patanaṃ gireḥ|

‘Pvaḥ’ is wind; ‘pvā’ is remembered as dust; ‘pvam’ is merit, falling from a mountain.

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bvo brahmā gīṣpatibvarmbā bvaṃ vākyaṃ madhuvidviṣaḥ||

‘Bvaḥ’ is Brahmā, Bṛhaspati; ‘bvā’ is mother; ‘bvam’ is the speech of the enemy of Madhu.

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bhvo bhavo bharato brahmā bhvā gaurī bhvaṃ niveśanam|

‘Bhvaḥ’ is Bhava, Bharata, Brahmā; ‘bhvā’ is Gaurī; ‘bhvam’ is a dwelling.

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mvo vṛkṣo mvā dharā mvaṃ ravaṃ brahma pustakamuttamam||

‘Mvaḥ’ is a tree; ‘mvā’ is the earth; ‘mvam’ is sound, Brahman, an excellent book.

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yvo yavo javano yajño yvā yoṣijjaghanottamā|

‘Yvaḥ’ is barley, swift, sacrifice; ‘yvā’ is a woman with excellent buttocks.

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yatanaṃ yabhanaṃ yvaṃ tu rudanaṃ mardanaṃ jagat||

Striving, copulation; but ‘yvam’ is weeping, crushing, the world.

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lvo lavo rāmaputrastu lvā lavyā lvaṃ tu sūdanam|

‘Lvaḥ’ is Lava, son of Rāma; but ‘lvā’ is reapable; but ‘lvam’ is destruction.

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śalyaṃ śvaṃ śaraṇaṃ yatnaṃ maithunaṃ gaganaṃ gatam||

‘Śvam’ is a dart, refuge, effort, copulation, sky, gone.

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śvaṃ prottaṃ śayane yāne śvaḥ prātaraśano hayaḥ|

‘Śvam’ is declared in the sense of lying down, vehicle; ‘śvaḥ’ is tomorrow, eating, horse.

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śvāśvā tu candramaḥpatnī svaḥ svargaḥ suhyadityapi||

‘Śvā’ is a mare, and the wife of the Moon; ‘svaḥ’ is heaven, and a friend.

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svo nijo bhagavānviṣṇurbhatto bhāsura ityapi|

‘Svaḥ’ is one's own, the Lord Viṣṇu, devoted, radiant as well.

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svā svakīyā ca yoṣicca gaurī śattiḥ pareśvarī||

‘Svā’ is one's own female, and woman, Gaurī, power, supreme sovereign.

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svaṃ gṛhaṃ dhanamāyuṣyaṃ puṇyaṃ pāpmā gatiḥ sukham|

‘Svam’ is house, wealth, longevity, merit, sin, course, happiness.

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hvaḥ prahvaḥ śatajihvaḥ syād hvā jihvā taruṇī sarit||

‘Hvaḥ’ is bowing, one with a hundred tongues; ‘hvā’ is tongue, young woman, river.

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hvaṃ vāyugamanaṃ kṣveḍā kṣvaḥ kṣodaḥ kṣvā saridvarā|

‘Hvam’ is movement of wind, war-cry; ‘kṣvaḥ’ is powder; ‘kṣvā’ is an excellent river.

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kṣvaṃ kṣīvaṃ kṣaraṇaṃ kṣīraṃ pālanaṃ tāraṇaṃ pituḥ||

Kṣvam [means] intoxicated, flowing, milk, protecting, and the father's delivering.

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snaḥ sāraḥ snā pramacchreṣṭā snaṃ snānaṃ madhu vāraṇam|

Snaḥ [means] essence; snā [means] an intoxicated [or] excellent woman; snaṃ [means] bathing, wine, [or] an elephant.

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ghno ghano nāśako ghnā ghaurghna jalaṃ nibiḍaṃ patat||

Ghnaḥ [means] dense [or] a destroyer; ghnā [means] a cow; ghnam [means] water, thick, [or] falling.

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mno māno mnāmarottārā mnaṃ mano maraṇaṃ madhu|

Mnaḥ [means] pride; mnā [means] Tārā of the gods; mnam [means] the mind, death, [or] wine.

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klaḥ kalaḥ klā kalā klaṃ tu kalaṃ kalanamuttamam||

Klaḥ [means] indistinct sound; klā [means] an art; klaṃ, however, [means] a soft sound, [or] supreme seizing.

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skaḥ śuṣkaḥ skandhaśūraḥ syātskā skandajananī surā|

Skaḥ may mean dry [or] a shoulder-hero; skā [means] the mother of Skanda, [or] liquor.

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skaṃ śutṛṃ śaraṇaṃ vṛttaṃ vāditraṃ gadanaṃ sukham||

Skam [means] hearing, refuge, conduct, a musical instrument, speaking, [or] happiness.

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slaṃ sūlamasukhaṃ slā tu saramā slastu ṣaṭpadaḥ|

Slam [means] a spear [or] unhappiness; slā, however, [means] Saramā; slaḥ [means] a bee,

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bāṇo naro'maro daityo rākṣaso garuḍo'ruṇaḥ||

an arrow, a man, a god, a Daitya, a Rākṣasa, Garuḍa, [or] Aruṇa.

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ślaḥ śilaḥ śalabhaḥ śuklaḥ ślā śalākā śilā tathā|

Ślaḥ [means] Śila, a grasshopper, [or] white; ślā [means] an iron rod and a stone;

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ślaṃ śuklaṃ cūrṇamādhāraṃ gaganaṃ śūlabhṛcchiraḥ||

ślam [means] white, powder, a support, the sky, [or] the head of the Spear-Bearer.

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kṣlaḥ ślokaḥ kṣudravadanaḥ kṣlā kṣoṇyakṣauhiṇī tathā|

Kṣlaḥ [means] a verse [or] small-faced; kṣlā [means] the earth as well as an army;

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kṣlaṃ kṣudraṃ vastu maraṇaṃ bhavanaṃ śaraṇaṃ vanam||

kṣlam [means] a small thing, death, an abode, refuge, [or] a forest.

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llaṃ lakṣma llā smṛtā gaurī llo lokastarka ityapi|

Llam [means] a mark; llā is remembered as Gaurī; llaḥ [means] world, and also reasoning.

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khlaḥ khklaḥ khlā surā kṣudrā yoṣitkamalalocanā||

Khlaḥ [means] a wicked person; khlā [means] wine, a low woman, [or] a lotus-eyed woman.

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glauḥ śangirlo guḍo glāmbā glaṃ galaṃ malanaṃ sarat|

śvam is stated [to mean] lying down, a carriage; śvaḥ [means] morning food, a horse;

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ghlo'śvo ghlā jaghanā ghlaṃ tu vṛkṇaṃ sārathipātanam||

svaḥ [means] one's own, the blessed Viṣṇu, a devotee, and radiant;

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chlaḥ chalaḥ chalakṛt chlodharvāpurī chlaṃ tu śivālayam|

hvam [means] movement of the wind, a war-cry; kṣvaḥ [means] pounding; kṣvā [means] an excellent river;

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plaḥ plavaṃgaḥ plavaḥ śūraḥ plā pāṭī parameśvarī||

snaḥ [means] essence; snā [means] the best of women; snam [means] bathing, honey, restraint;

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plaṃ māmasama plavanaṃ maghaṃ pūraṇaṃ dharaṇītalam|

skaḥ may mean dry, brave with the shoulders; skā [means] the mother of Skanda, wine;

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phlaṃ phalaṃ bāṇapūraṃ ca vadanaṃ sakalaṃ vapuḥ||

slam [means] a dart, unhappiness; slā, however, [means] Saramā; slaḥ, however, [means] a bee,

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blaṃ balaṃ blā smṛtā rattā baraṭī kaṅrurityapi|

kṣlaḥ [means] a verse, small-mouthed; kṣlā [means] the earth, likewise an army;

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blo bālo'ghāsuraḥ kaṃso'jño'dhvā māro'nalopamaḥ||

llam [means] a mark; llā is remembered as Gaurī; llaḥ [means] the world, and also reasoning;

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ḍhlaṃ mālyaṃ madhuraṃ ḍhlā kṣmā ḍhlirdeveśo'marāvatī|

chlaḥ [means] deceit, a deceiver; chlo [means] the city of the Gandharvas; chlam, however, [means] the abode of Śiva;

3.203.p168

ḍhlaḥ kalpaḥ kamalānātho garuḍo haṃsasārathiḥ||

plam [means] flesh, floating, a gift, filling, the surface of the earth;

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ṛḥ karaḥ śarabho vyāghro nāśvaḥ trā surabhirmahī|

ḍhlam [means] a garland, sweet; ḍhlā [means] the earth; ḍhliḥ [means] the lord of gods, Amarāvatī;

3.203.p171

ṛṃ khāmindriyāmityuttaṃ khro khau rāsabhe khale||

ṛḥ [means] a ray of light, a śarabha, a tiger, a horse; trā [means] fragrant, the earth;

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khrā pūtanā sūrpaṇakhī tāḍakā kaikayī kṣitiḥ|

Khrā [means] Pūtanā, Śūrpaṇakhā, Tāḍakā, Kaikeyī, [or] the earth.

3.203.p174

khraṃ khaḍgaṃ duṣṭahyadayaṃ maithunaṃ maraṇaṃ tathā||

Khram [means] a sword, a wicked heart, sexual union, and death.

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gro gado guda āsāro grā rājñī bradhnayoṣitā||

"Gra" is disease, the anus, [and] a heavy downpour; "grā" is a queen [and] the wife of the sun;

3.203.p177

graṃ gṛhaṃ grahacakraṃ khamagāraṃ śuṛmeva ca||

"graṃ" is a house, the planetary circle, the sky, a dwelling, and an arrow.

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ghro ghoṣo madanaśvūto bhago'jño yāminīpatiḥ|

"Ghra" is noise, one driven by love, the vulva, an ignorant person, [and] the moon (lord of night);

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ghrā ghṛṇā samāputrī ghraṃ gṛhaṃ vadanaṃ nijam||

"ghrā" is disgust [and] the daughter of the year (i.e. twilight or night); "ghraṃ" is a house [and] one's own face.

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ṅro naro'śaraṇo'śūro ṅrā māraṇiriti smṛtā|

"Ṅra" is a man, one without refuge, [and] a coward; "ṅrā" is remembered as a destroyer (or death);

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ṅraṃ gṛhaṃ rudanaṃnāsā prabhā hāniśca kathyate||

"ṅraṃ" is said to be a house, weeping, the nose, light, and loss.

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craścaraścaramaḥ ślokaścataścaraṇa ityapi|

"Cra" is moving, last, a verse, afraid, and a foot;

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crā cañcūśca camūścāṭuḥ craṃ maithunakamaprajam||

"crā" is a beak, an army, [and] pleasing words; "craṃ" is copulation without offspring.

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chro dveṣī churakaḥ khaḍgaḥ tsaruraḍgaṇamārgagaḥ|

"Chra" is an enemy, a knife, a sword, a hilt, [and] one who walks in the courtyard;

3.203.p189

chrā viṣṭā śunakī veśyā chraṃ chalaṃ gamanaṃ gṛham||

"chrā" is feces, a bitch, [and] a harlot; "chraṃ" is deceit, going, [and] a house.

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jro vṛddho gagane'ṭo'gnirbahmomeśo ramādhipaḥ|

"Jra" is an old man, roaming in the sky, fire, Brahmā, Śiva (Umā's lord), Viṣṇu (Ramā's lord),

3.203.p192

jaṭāyuśca jarāyuśca jamadagnirjunīpatiḥ||

Jaṭāyus, the womb (or caul), Jamadagni, [and] the sun (husband of dawn).

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jrā jarā jaraṭhā jāravatsalā ṣaṭpadī ghṛṇiḥ|

"Jrā" is old age, an old woman, one fond of a paramour, a bee, [and] a ray of light;

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jraṃ yajñotamajastraṃ ca rajasvalamukhaṃ rajaḥ||

"jraṃ" is the best sacrifice, perpetual, the face of a menstruating woman, [and] dust (or passion).

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jhro nādo jaraṭho dāro jhrā jarā hānirīśvarī|

"Jhra" is sound, an old man, [and] a wife; "jhrā" is old age, loss, [and] the supreme goddess;

3.203.p198

jhraṃ juṣṭaṃ bhramarairghuṣṭaṃ paṣṭaṃ suṣṭu gṛhaṃ kadham||

"jhraṃ" is frequented, hummed by bees, spoken, very well, a house, [and] bad speech.

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