1. Enjoyment or fruition.
2. Eating.
3. Use or application.
4. Usufruct or the use of a deposit.
5. Utility, advantage, or profitable aim.
6. Sexual enjoyment.
7. Possession.
8. Ruling, governing, protecting, or rule.
9. Cherishing or nourishing.
10. Suffering or experiencing.
11. Enduring, feeling, or perception of joy or sorrow.
12. Passion.
13. Food or any object of enjoyment.
14. Food offered to an idol.
15. A feast, banquet, or festivity.
16. Income or revenue.
17. Gain, profit, or produce.
18. Money or wealth.
19. Hire or wages of prostitution.
20. In astronomy, the passing of an asterism or the part of the ecliptic occupied by a lunar mansion.
21. In arithmetic, the numerator of a fraction.
22. Name of a preceptor.
[Printed book page 0722-c] भोग (bhoga) 2 .
bhoga, as, m. (fr. rt. 3.
bhuj), en-
joyment, fruition; eating; use, application; usufruct,
the use of a deposit (Manu VIII. 149); utility,
advantage, profitable aim or object; enjoyment (of
women), sexual enjoyment; possessing, possession;
ruling, governing, protecting, rule, government;
cherishing, nourishing; suffering, experiencing; en-
during, feeling, perception (of joy or sorrow), pleasure;
suffering, passion; any object of enjoyment, that
which is eaten, food; food offered to an idol;
festivity, feasting, a repast, feast, banquet; income,
revenue; gain, profit, produce; money, wealth;
hire, the hire of dancing girls or courtezans, wages
of prostitution; (in astronomy) the passing (of an
asterism); the part of the ecliptic occupied by each
of the 27 lunar mansions or Nakṣatras, i. e. 13°
20° or 800°; (in arithmetic) the numerator of a
fraction (?); N. of a preceptor.
—Bhoga-kara, as, ī, am, producing or affording enjoyment, procuring
food or pleasure.
—Bhoga-guccha, am, n. hire of
prostitution, price paid to harlots.
—Bhoga-gṛha, am, n. ‘pleasure-chamber,’ the inner or private
apartments, women's apartments, zenana, harem;
[cf.
bhoga-sthāna.]
—Bhoga-grāma, as, m., N.
of a village.
—Bhoga-jāta, as, ā, am, produced by
enjoyment or by suffering.
—Bhoga-dattā, f., N. of
a woman.
—Bhoga-dā, f. ‘granting enjoyment,’ N.
of the goddess of the Piṅgalas.
—Bhoga-deva, as, m. ‘having pleasure for a god (?),’ N. of a man
(Rāja-taraṅgiṇī VIII. 531).
—Bhoga-deha, as, m.
‘the body of suffering,’ the subtle body which a
dead person takes with him and with which, accord-
ing to his works, he experiences either happiness or
misery.
—Bhoga-nātha, as, m., N. of a man.
—Bhoga-pati, is, m. ‘lord of possession,’ a person
in actual possession (of anything), the governor or
viceroy of a town or province.
—Bhoga-pāla, a
groom; [cf.
bhogika.]
—Bhoga-piśācikā, f. hunger.
—Bhoga-prastha, ās, m. pl., N. of a people.
—Bhoga-bhaṭṭa, as, m., N. of a poet.
—Bhoga- bhuj, k, k, k, enjoying pleasures.
—Bhoga-bhūmi, is, f. ‘land of enjoyment,’ the place where people
enjoy the reward of their works, Svarga or paradise,
(opposed to
karma-bhūmi, ‘land of works.’)
—Bho- ga-bhṛtaka, as, m. a servant who works only for
maintenance.
—Bhoga-maṇḍapa, as, m. the part of
the temple of Jagan-nāth where the food to be pre-
sented to the idol is cooked.
—Bhoga-lābha, as, m.
acquisition of enjoyment or profit; the gain or profit
made by the use of anything deposited or pledged;
welfare.
—2. bhoga-vat, ān, atī, at (for 1. see
col. 2), furnished with enjoyments, having enjoy-
ment, delightful, pleasurable, enjoyable, affording or
yielding enjoyment; happy, prosperous; (
ān), m.
dancing, acting and singing; N. of Satya-bhāmā's
residence (Hari-vaṃśa 8978); (
atī), f., N. of a town;
epithet of the night of the second lunar day.
—Bhoga-vardhana, N. of a country; (
ās), m. pl.
its inhabitants.
—Bhoga-varman, ā, m., N. of a
king; of a merchant.
—Bhoga-vastu, u, n. an object
of enjoyment.
—Bhoga-sadman, a, n. the abode of
pleasure; the inner or women's apartments.
—Bho- ga-sena, as, m., N. of a man.
—Bhoga-sthāna, am, n. the body as the seat of sensual enjoyment;
the women's apartments.
—Bhogādhi (°ga-ādhi), is, m. a pledge or deposit which may be used until
redeemed.
—Bhogānta (°ga-an°), as, m. the end of
enjoyment or of suffering.
—Bhogāyatana (°ga-āy°), am, n. a place of enjoyment or suffering.
—Bho- gārha (°ga-ar°), as, ā, am, fit for enjoyment, to
be enjoyed or possessed; (
am), n. property, wealth,
money; [cf.
bhogya.]
—Bhogārhya (°ga-ar°), am, n. corn, grain.
—Bhogāvalī (°ga-āv°), f. an
encomiastic poem, the panegyric of professional
Page0723-a+ 81 encomiasts or bards, eulogium.
—Bhogāvāsa (°ga- āv°), as, m. ‘abode of pleasure,’ the women's apart-
ments; [cf.
bhoga-gṛha.]
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