[vi-râga] masculine loss of colour; dislike (to persons), indifference (to things), to (ablative, locative, --˚); indifference to worldly objects; adjective of various colours, variegated; free from pas sion, indifferent; -râgi-tâ, feminine; also equal for aversion, dis like; -râgin, adjective disliking, having a disincli nation for (locative); -rấg, adjective (Veda, Vedic) ruling; splen did; masculine chief, ruler, lord; feminine; also equal for queen; feminine; also equal for exaltation (Veda, Vedic); feminine; also equal for (Veda, Vedic), masculine (Classical (post-Vedic) Sanskrit) noun of a divine being, the result of speculation, iden tified with Purusha, Pragâpati, Brahman, Agni, and later Vishnu, sometimes appear ing as the daughter (or son) of Purusha, Pragâpati, Brahman, or Vishnu; is made the subject of all kinds of fanciful allegories in the Brâhmanas; in the Vedânta virâg is a designation of intellect conditioned by the aggregate, so called because of its manifold brilliance; feminine; also equal for noun of various Veda, Vedic metres, chiefly with pâdas of ten syllables: t-tva, neuter name of Virâg; -râga, adjective brilliant; masculine noun; -râg ita, perfect passive participle resplendent; -râta, masculine noun of a king of the Matsyas; -râtra, end of night; -râd dhri, masculine insulter; -râdha, masculine noun of a Râk shasa: -gupta, masculine noun, -han, masculine slayer of Virâdha, epithet of Vishnu (Râma); -râma, masculine cessation; termination, end; end of a word or sentence, stop, pause (grammatical term); end of a pâda, caesura within a pâda; stroke below a con sonant indicating the absence of the inherent a (originally only at the end of a sentence); ab stention (grammatical term): --˚ adjective ending in (grammatical term): -m yâ, rest; come to an end; -râva, masculine cry, clamour, roar, noise; -râvin, adjective crying, warbling, yell ing, roaring; resounding with (instrumental).
