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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

उद्विज्udvij6 Ā. (P. epic.)
1. 6 Ā. (Parasmaipada epic.)
2. To be grieved or afflicted, be agitated; नोद्विजेत्प्राप्य चाप्रियम् Bg.5.2; tremble, shake (Literal and Figurative).
3. To fear, be afraid of, shrink from, abhor (with Ablative); तीक्ष्णादुद्विजते Mu.3.5; Bg. 12.15; लोकापवादान्नोद्विग्नम् K.197; नायमुद्विजितुं कालः स्वामि- कार्यात् Bk.7.92.
4. To be tired or sick of, be disgusted with; जीवितादुद्विजमानेन Māl.3; sometimes with Genitive या ममोद्विजते नित्यं साद्य मामवगूहते Pt.4.76.
5. To grieve, afflict, frighten. -Causal
6. To trouble, harass, afflict, oppress; उद्वेजयत्यङ्गुलिपार्ष्णिभागान् Ku.1.11.; उद्वेजिता वृष्टिभिः 5; म्लेच्छैरुद्वेज्यमाना Mu.7.19.
7. To terrify, frighten; उद्वेजिताः कूजितैः Ubbayapada (Parasmaipada and Atmanepada)2.29.
8. To produce disgust or abhorrence; रमणीयाप्युद्वेजयति K.12; सीधुपानोद्वे- जितस्य M.3; Ś.2.
9. To revive a fainting person (by sprinkling water) Suśr.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

उद्विज्udvijA1. -विजते (rarely -वेजते in MBh.) P. -विजति (rarely), to gush or spring upwards AV. iv, 15, 3; to be…

Atmane-pada -विजते (rarely -वेजते in MBh.) Parasmaipada -विजति (rarely), to gush or spring upwards AV. iv, 15, 3; to be agitated, grieved or afflicted; to shudder, tremble, start; to fear, be afraid of (with genitive case ablative or instrumental case) MBh. BhP. Pan5cat. etc.; to shrink from, recede, leave off S3atr. Bhat2t2.; to frighten MBh. ii, 178 : Causal Parasmaipada -वेजयति, to frighten, terrify, intimidate MBh. Katha1s. Mr2icch. Pan5cat. etc.; to cause to shudder Va1gbh.; to revive a fainting person (by sprinkling water) Sus3r.; to tease, molest Kum. Prab. S3a1rn3g.

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