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{la.wοn~ga.} लवङ्ग
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{la.}
{la.wοn~ga.} लवङ्ग
= ल व ङ ् ग
लंघ् (la.ngh.h)
= ल ं घ ्
Skt: लंघ्
(la.ngh.h) - to climb - OnlineSktDict
लंबोदरं
(laMbodaraM)
Skt: लंबोदरं
(laMbodaraM) - having a long stomach - OnlineSktDict
लंबोदराय
(laMbodaraaya)
Skt: लंबोदराय
(laMbodaraaya) - to the long-stomached - OnlineSktDict
लगुड (laguDa)
Skt: लगुड
(laguDa) - a club, a stick - OnlineSktDict
लग्न (lagna)
Skt: लग्न
(lagna) - The Ascendant or 1st house - OnlineSktDict
लग्नकः (lagnakaH)
Skt: लग्नकः
(lagnakaH) - (m) bail - OnlineSktDict
लग्नधिपति
(lagnadhipati)
Skt:
लग्नधिपति
(lagnadhipati) - Ascendant lord - OnlineSktDict
लघु (laghu)
Skt: लघु (laghu) - small, inferior, light
- OnlineSktDict
Pal: laghu - adj. light, quick, small - UPMT-PED182
लघुः (laghuH)
Skt: लघुः (laghuH) - light - OnlineSktDict
लघुड (laghuDa)
Skt: लघुड
(laghuDa) - club, stick - OnlineSktDict
लघुत्वं
(laghutvaM)
Skt: लघुत्वं
(laghutvaM) - lightness - OnlineSktDict
लघ्वाशी
(laghvaashii)
Skt: लघ्वाशी
(laghvaashii) - eating a small quantity - OnlineSktDict
लङ्का (la.nkaa)
Skt: लङ्का (la.nkaa)
- the kingdon of Ravana, Ceylon or Sri Lanka - OnlineSktDict
Pal: laṅkā - Ceylon - UPMT-PED182
लज्जा (lajjaa)
Skt: लज्जा (lajjaa) - modesty
- OnlineSktDict
लज्ज्यते
(lajjyate)
= ल ज ् ज ् य त े
Skt: लज्ज्यते
(lajjyate) - (1ap) to be ashamed, embarrassed - OnlineSktDict
Pal: lajjati - v. (√lajj) to be ashamed - UPMT-PED182
लत (lata)
Skt: लत (lata) - creeper - OnlineSktDict
लता (lataa)
Skt: लता (lataa) - (f) creeper, vine
- OnlineSktDict
लद्दुक (ladduka)
Skt: लद्दुक
(ladduka) - laddoo, a sweet-ball - OnlineSktDict
लब्धं (labdhaM)
Skt: लब्धं
(labdhaM) - gained - OnlineSktDict
लब्धा (labdhaa)
Skt: लब्धा
(labdhaa) - regained - OnlineSktDict
लब्ध्वा
(labdhvaa)
Skt: लब्ध्वा
(labdhvaa) - having achieved - OnlineSktDict
लभ् (labh.h)
Skt: लभ् (labh.h) - to obtain
- OnlineSktDict
लभते (labhate)
Skt: लभते (labhate)
- (1 ap) to get, to obtain - OnlineSktDict
लभन्ते (labhante)
Skt: लभन्ते
(labhante) - do achieve - OnlineSktDict
लभस्व (labhasva)
Skt: लभस्व
(labhasva) - gain - OnlineSktDict
लभे (labhe)
Skt: लभे (labhe) - I obtain
- OnlineSktDict
लभेत् (labhet.h)
Skt: लभेत्
(labhet.h) - gains - OnlineSktDict
लभ्य (labhya)
Skt: लभ्य
(labhya) - Easy - OnlineSktDict
लभ्यः (labhyaH)
Skt: लभ्यः
(labhyaH) - can be achieved - OnlineSktDict
लय (laya)
Skt: लय (laya) - Decline - OnlineSktDict
लयं (layaM)
Skt: लयं (layaM) - tranquility or
the lull after destruction or the Deluge - OnlineSktDict
लययोग (layayoga)
Skt: लययोग
(layayoga) - yoga using the latent power of kundalini
- OnlineSktDict
ललाटक (lalaaTaka)
Skt: ललाटक
(lalaaTaka) - (n) forehead - OnlineSktDict
ललित (lalita)
Skt: ललित (lalita) - (a) playing,
sporting, dallying; amorous, lovely, beautiful; grace, charm
- OnlineSktDict
ललित (lalita)
Skt: ललित (lalita) - lovely, beautiful,
elegant graceful - OnlineSktDict
See my note on Lilith - a name in Jewish folklore.
ललिता (lalitaa)
Skt: ललिता
(lalitaa) - A women; wanton woman; musk; a form of goddess
Durga; various metres - OnlineSktDict
लव (lava)
Skt: लव (lava) - Piece - OnlineSktDict
Skt: लव lava - n. cloves - SpkSkt
{la.wοn~ga.}
लवङ्ग
= ल व ङ ् ग
लवङ्ग (lava.nga)
Skt: लवङ्ग
(lava.nga) - clove - OnlineSktDict
Pal: lavaṇga - n. cloves - UPMT-PED183
लवङ्गः (lava.ngaH)
Skt: लवङ्गः
(lava.ngaH) - (m) cloves - OnlineSktDict
€ लवंगक lavaṃgaka
Skt: लवंगक
lavaṃgaka - n. cloves - SpkSkt
€ लवंगकलिका
lavaṃgakalikā
Skt: लवंगकलिका
lavaṃgakalikā f. cloves - SpkSkt
लवण (lavaNa)
Skt: लवण (lavaNa) (m) salty
- OnlineSktDict
Skt: लवण lavaṇa n. salt, table salt - SpkSkt
Pal: lavaṇa - n. salt - UPMT-PED183
लवणम् (lavaNam.h)
Skt: लवणम् (lavaNam.h)
- (n) salt - OnlineSktDict
€
लवणसिन्धु
lavaṇasindhu
Skt:
लवणसिन्धु
lavaṇasindhu - m. salt-sea - SpkSkt
लशुनम्
(lashunam.h)
Skt: लशुनम्
(lashunam.h) - (n) garlic - OnlineSktDict
€ लशुन laśuna
Skt: लशुन laśuna - n. garlic - SpkSkt
Pal: lasuna - n. garlic - UPMT-PED183
लसत्भिः
(lasatbhiH)
Skt: लसत्भिः
(lasatbhiH) - glowing - OnlineSktDict
लसितं (lasitaM)
Skt: लसितं
(lasitaM) - beautified - OnlineSktDict
लक्ष (lakSha)
Skt: लक्ष (lakSha)
- Lakh, 100,000 in number, also sight - OnlineSktDict
लक्षं (lakShaM)
Skt: लक्षं
(lakShaM) - target - OnlineSktDict
लक्षणं (lakShaNaM)
Skt: लक्षणं
(lakShaNaM) - symptom; indication; aspect; characteristics
- OnlineSktDict
लक्ष्मणपूर्वजं
(lakShmaNapuurvajaM)
Skt:
लक्ष्मणपूर्वजं
(lakShmaNapuurvajaM) - the (earlier-born) elder of
LakShmaNa - OnlineSktDict
लक्ष्मणनुचरो
(lakShmaNaanucharo)
Skt:
लक्ष्मणनुचरो
(lakShmaNaanucharo) - having LakshmaNa as the follower
- OnlineSktDict
लक्ष्मणो
(lakShmaNo)
Skt:
लक्ष्मणो
(lakShmaNo) - laksshmaNaH - OnlineSktDict
लक्ष्मणोपेतं
(lakShmaNopetaM)
Skt:
लक्ष्मणोपेतं
(lakShmaNopetaM) - having Lakshmana nearby
- OnlineSktDict
लक्ष्मि
(lakShmi)
Skt: लक्ष्मि
(lakShmi) - goddess of wealth, beauty and luck, wife of Vishnu - OnlineSktDict
लक्ष्मी
(lakShmii)
Skt: लक्ष्मी
(lakShmii) - wealth - OnlineSktDict
लक्ष्यम्
(lakShyam.h)
Skt:
लक्ष्यम्
(lakShyam.h) - (n) aim, target, goal - OnlineSktDict
लक्ष्यमात्रव्यापकः
(lakShyamaatravyaapakaH)
Skt:
लक्ष्यमात्रव्यापकः
(lakShyamaatravyaapakaH)
- lakshyam + atra + vyApakaH:
goal or target + here + manifested
- OnlineSktDict
UKT:
The word ललित (lalita) usually brings to my mind the
name Lilith which "according to Jewish folklore, Lilith was the first wife of
Adam. She was banished from the Garden of Eden when she refused to make herself
subservient to Adam (specifically, she refused to get into the missionary
position with him during sex). When she was cast out, she was made into a demon
figure, and Adam was given a second wife, Eve, who was fashioned from his rib to
ensure her obedience to her man." -
http://art.net/Studios/Poets/Schlong/lilithmyth.html 110917
From Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lilith 110917
Lilith (Hebrew: לילית; lilit, or lilith) is a character in Jewish mythology, found earliest in the Babylonian Talmud (completed between 500 and 700 AD/CE), who is generally thought to be related to a class of female demons Līlīṯu in Mesopotamian texts. However, Lowell K. Handy (1997) notes, "Very little information has been found relating to the Akkadian and Babylonian view of these demons. Two sources of information previously used to define Lilith are both suspect."[1] The two problematic sources are the Gilgamesh appendix and the Arslan Tash amulets, which are discussed below.[2]
In Jewish folklore, from the 8th10th Century Alphabet of Ben Sira onwards Lilith becomes Adam's first wife, who was created at the same time and from the same earth as Adam. This contrasts with Eve, who was created from one of Adam's ribs. The legend was greatly developed during the Middle Ages, in the tradition of Aggadic midrashim, the Zohar and Jewish mysticism.[3] In the 13th Century writings of Rabbi Isaac ben Jacob Alfasi ha-Cohen, for example, Lilith left Adam after she refused to become subservient to him and then would not return to the Garden of Eden after she mated with archangel Samael.[4] The resulting Lilith legend is still commonly used as source material in modern Western culture, literature, occultism, fantasy, and horror.
UKT: More in the Wikipedia article
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