हल्hal1 P. (हलति, हलित) To plough.
1 Parasmaipada (हलति, हलित) To plough.
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V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionaryअजहल्लिङ्गमajahalliṅgamaA noun which does not change its original gender, even when used like an adjective; e. g. वेदः or श्रुतिः…
[न जहत् लिङ्गं यं; हा-शतृ]
A noun which does not change its original gender, even when used like an adjective; Exempli gratia, for example वेदः or श्रुतिः प्रमाणाम् (not प्रमाणः or denotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be suppliedणा).
Source: ApteApte entryअहल्यahalyaa.Unploughed.
- Unploughed.
- Not arable.
Derived forms and compounds
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-ल्यः Name of a country.
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-ल्या
- Name of the wife of Gautama [According to the Rāmāyana she was the first woman created by Brahmā, who gave her to Gautama. She was seduced by Indra who assumed the form of her husband and so deceived her, or, according to another version, she knew the god and was flattered by the great God's condescension. There is another story which states that Indra secured the assistance of the moon who, assuming the form of a cock, crowed at mid-night. This roused Gautama to his morning devotions, and Indra went in and took his place. Gautama, when he knew of her seduction expelled her from his hermitage and cursed her to be a stone and become invisible till she should be touched by the feet of Dāśarathi Rāma which would restore her to her former shape. Rāma afterwards delivered her from her wretched state and she was reconciled to her husband. Ahalyā is one of the five very chaste and pure women whose names every one is recommended to repeat in the morning; अहल्या द्रौपदी सीता तारा मन्दोदरी तथा । पञ्चकं ना स्मरेन्नित्यं महापातकनाशनम् ॥ Kumārila Bhaṭṭa explains the seduction of Ahalyā as Indra's (the sun's) carrying away the shades of night, Ahalyā signifying night.] For a very succinct account, see also Mv.1.
- Name of a sea.
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-ईश्वरतीर्थः Name of a तीर्थ.
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-जारः Indra.
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-नन्दनः the sage Śatānanda, son of Ahalyā.
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-ह्रदः Name of a Tīrtha near the hermitage of Gautama.
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Macdonell
A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionaryहल्hal[ha-l] pratyâhâra for consonant.
[ha-l] pratyâhâra for consonant.
Source: MacdonellAnalyse the wordअजहल्लक्षणाajahallakṣaṇā[a-gahal-lakshanâ] f. ellipse not abandoning the primary meaning, e.g. 'the grey (horse) runs.'
[a-gahal-lakshanâ] feminine; also equal for ellipse not abandoning the primary meaning, for example 'the grey (horse) runs.'
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Monier-Williams
Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionaryहल्hal(prob. invented as a source for हल) cl.1 P. हलति, to plough, make furrows Dha1tup. xx, 7.
- (probably invented as a source for हल) class1 Parasmaipada हलति, to plough, make furrows Dha1tup. xx, 7.
- masculine gender neuter gender (in Pa1n2ini पाणिनि 's system) a technical expression for all the consonants or for any consonant.
Source: Monier-WilliamsAnalyse the wordअजहल्लिङ्गajahalliṅgam. (in Gr.) a noun which does not drop its original gender, when used as an adjective.
masculine gender (in grammar) a noun which does not drop its original gender, when used as an adjective.
Source: Monier-WilliamsAnalyse the wordअहल्याahalyāf. N. of the wife of Gautama गौतम or S3aradvat शरद्वत् S3Br. iii, &c. MBh. &c.
- feminine Name of the wife of Gautama गौतम or S3aradvat शरद्वत् S3Br. iii, etc. MBh. etc.
- feminine Name of an Apsaras अप्सरस् Lexicographers
- feminine of a lake (confer, compare MBh. iii, 8087) Lexicographers
- (in compound)
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