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Results for हरिता

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. हरिताharitā1 The Dūrvā grass.
    1. 1 The Dūrvā grass.
    2. Turmeric.
    3. A browncoloured grape.
  2. हरितालharitāla&c. See under हरि.

    etc. See under हरि.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. हरिताharitā[haritâ] f. Dûrvâ grass.

    [haritâ] feminine; also equal for Dûrvâ grass.

  2. हरितायharitāya[haritâ-ya] den. P. Â. become or appear yellow or green.

    [haritâ-ya] denominative Parasmaipada Â. become or appear yellow or green.

  3. हरितालharitāla[haritâ-la] n. yellow orpiment: -maya, a. (î) formed of yellow orpiment.

    [haritâ-la] neuter yellow orpiment: -maya, adjective (î) formed of yellow orpiment.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. हरिताharitāf. Du1rva1 दूर्वा grass S3is3. (= नील-दूर्व L.)
    1. feminine Du1rva1 दूर्वा grass S3is3. (Equivalent to नील-दूर्व Lexicographers)
    2. feminine turmeric Lexicographers
    3. feminine a brown-coloured grape Lexicographers
    4. feminine Sesbana Aegyptiaca Lexicographers
    5. feminine a kind of Svara-bhakti स्वर-भक्ति TPra1t. Scholiast or Commentator
  2. पिण्डहरितालpiṇḍaharitālan. a partic. kind of orpiment Bhpr.

    neuter gender a particular kind of orpiment Bhpr.

  3. वंशपत्त्रहरितालvaṃśapattraharitālan. bamboo-leaved orpiment L.

    neuter gender bamboo-leaved orpiment Lexicographers

  4. हरितायharitāyaNom. P. A1. ˚यति or ˚यते, to become or appear green Bhat2t2. Ka1d.

    Nominal verb Parasmaipada Atmane-pada that the rest of a word is to be suppliedयति or that the rest of a word is to be suppliedयते, to become or appear green Bhat2t2. Ka1d.

  5. हरितारुणharitāruṇamfn. yellowish-red Kum.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective yellowish-red Kum.