the earth, soil, ground; a territory, country, district; land, estate, domain; a place, site in general, situation; position, posture, attitude; the floor of a house, story; a step or degree; the base of a triangle or geometrical figure; the part or character of an actor; a matter, object, subject; the tongue
भूमि (bhūmi) [Printed book page 0717-c] Bhūmi, is, f. (also
bhūmī, f., but this form is
more commonly Ved., where occur nom. sing.
bhūmī, gen.
bhūmyās, loc.
bhūmyām), the earth, soil,
ground; a territory, country, district; land, estate,
domain; a place, site in general, situation, (often at
the end of comps., cf.
keśa-bh°); position, posture,
attitude; the floor of a house, story; a step, degree
(metaphorically); the base of a triangle or of any
geometrical figure; the part or character (of an actor
in a play); a matter, object, subject [cf.
viśvāsa- bh°]; the tongue; (
is), m., N. of a son of Yuyu-
dhāna and father of Yugan-dhara; [cf. Lat. humus;
Hib. aim.]
—Bhūmi-kadamba, as, m. a kind of
Kadamba; (also read
bhūmī-kadamba.)
—Bhūmi- kandalī, f. a species of plant
(= kandalī).
—Bhūmi- kapāla, as, ā, am, Ved. having the ground for a
vessel or receptacle.
—Bhūmi-kampa, as, m. or
bhūmi-kampana, am, n. an earthquake.
—Bhūmi- kuṣmāṇḍa, as, m. a species of plant
(= vidārī). —Bhūmi-khaṇḍa, ‘earth-section,’ N. of the second
book of the Padma-Purāṇa; [cf.
bhū-khaṇḍa.]
—Bhūmi-kharjūrikā or
bhūmi-kharjūrī, f. a
species of plam.
—Bhūmi-garta, as, m. a pit or
hole in the earth.
—Bhūmi-guhā, f. a hole in the
earth.
—Bhūmi-gṛha, am, n. an under-ground
chamber [cf.
bhū-gṛha];
(as, ā, am), Ved. whose
house is the earth (said of a dead person).
—Bhūmi- campaka, as, m. the plant Kæmpferia Rotunda.
—Bhūmi-cala, as, m. or
bhūmi-calana, am, n.
an earthquake.
—Bhūmi-ja, as, ā, am, ‘earth-born,’
produced from the earth, sprung from the ground;
(
as), m. the planet Mars; a man; a plant
(= bhūmi- kadamba); an epithet of the demon Naraka; hell;
(
ā), f. an epithet of Sītā; (
am), n. a species of
vegetable
(= gaura-suvarṇa).
—Bhūmija-guggu- lu, us, m. a species of bdellium.
—Bhūmi-jambu, us, or
bhūmi-jambukā, or
bhūmi-jambū, ūs, f. a
tree,
= nādeyī; [cf.
bhū-jambū.]
—Bhūmi-jīvin, ī, m. ‘living by the soil, living on (the produce of)
land,’ an agriculturalist, a Vaiśya or Hindū of the
third or agricultural class.
—Bhūmiñ-jaya, as, m.
(
bhumim, acc. of
bhūmi), ‘earth-conquering,’ N. of
a son of Virāṭa.
—Bhūmi-tala, am, n. the surface
of the earth, the ground.
—Bhūmi-tuṇḍika, as, m.,
N. of a district.
—Bhūmi-tva, am, n. the state of
earth, earthiness, earth (e. g.
bhūmitvam eti, he
goes to or becomes earth).
—Bhūmi-dāna, am, n.
donation of landed property.
—Bhūmi-dundubhi, is, m., Ved. ‘earth-drum,’ a pit or hole in the earth
covered over with skins.
—Bhūmi-dṛṃha, as, ā, am, Ved. firmly fixed on the ground.
—Bhūmi- deva, as, m. ‘earth-god,’ a Brāhman; (
ī), f., N. of
two women.
—Bhūmi-dhara, as, m. ‘earth-sup-
porter,’ a mountain; a symbolical expression for the
number seven [cf.
kula-parvata]; a king, prince.
—Bhūmi-nātha, as, m. ‘earth-lord,’ a king, prince.
—Bhūmi-pa, as, m. ‘earth-protector,’ a sovereign,
king, prince; a Kṣatriya.
—Bhūmi-pakaṣa, as, m.
a swift horse, a horse with good paces or of good
breed.
—Bhūmi-pati, is, m. ‘earth-lord,’ a king,
prince.
—Bhūmipati-tva, am, n. ‘earth-sovereignty,’
Page0718-a+ 81 sovereignty, kingship, princedom.
—Bhūmi-pāla, as, m. ‘earth-guardian,’ a king, prince.
—Bhūmi- pāśa, as, m., Ved. ‘earth-fetter,’ a plant.
—Bhūmi- piśāca, as, m. ‘earth-piśāca,’ the wine-palam or
Palmyra tree, Borassus Flabelliformis.
—Bhūmi-pu- tra, as, m. ‘earth-son,’ the planet Mars; N. of a
king.
—Bhūmi-purandara, as, m. ‘earth-Indra,’
an epithet of Dilīpa.
—Bhūmi-bhāga, as, m. a
portion or plot of land, place, spot; [cf.
bhū-bhāga.]
—Bhūmi-bhuj, k, m. ‘earth-possessor,’ a king,
prince.
—Bhūmi-bhūta, as, ā, am, become earth;
being on the ground.
—Bhūmi-bhṛt, t, m. ‘earth-
supporter,’ a king, prince; a mountain [cf.
bhū- bhṛt].
—Bhūmi-bhedin, ī, inī, i, differing from
(what exists on) earth.
—Bhūmi-maṇḍa, as, m.
‘earth-ornament,’ the plant Vallaris Dichotomus;
(
ā), f. Arabian jasmine.
—Bhūmi-maṇḍapa-bhū- ṣaṇā, f. the plant Gærtnera Racemosa.
—Bhūmi- mat, ān, atī, at, possessing land, having land.
—Bhūmi-mitra, as, m. ‘friend of the country,’ N.
of two kings.
—Bhūmi-rakṣaka, as, m. the
guardian or protector of a country; a swift horse,
horse of good breed.
—Bhūmi-lābha, as, m. ‘gain-
ing or returning to earth,’ dying, death.
—Bhūmi- lepana, am, n. ‘earth-ointment,’ cow-dung.
—Bhū- mi-loka, as, m., Ved. the terrestrial world.
—Bhū- mi-vardhana, as, am, m. n. ‘earth-increasing,’ a
dead body, corpse.
—Bhūmi-śaya, as, ā, am, sleep-
ing on the ground, lying or living on the ground,
living in the earth; (
as), m. any animal living in
the ground or earth [cf.
bhū-śaya]; (
as), m. a
wild pigeon
(= araṇya-caṭaka); N. of a king.
—Bhūmi-śayana, am, n. or
bhūmi-śayyā, f. the
act of sleeping on the (bare) ground.
—Bhūmi- ṣṭha, as, ā, am, standing or remaining on the
earth or on the ground; lying on the earth, (
ambu bhūmi-ṣṭham, stagnant water); living or remain-
ing in one's own country [cf.
para-bh°].
—Bhū- mi-sattra, am, n. an offering consisting of a dona-
tion of land.
—Bhūmi-sanniveśa, as, m. the general
appearance or configuration of a country.
—Bhūmi- sambhava, as, ā, am, ‘earth-born, earth-produced,’
produced on or from the earth; (
ā), f. an epithet of
Sītā.
—Bhūmi-sava, as, m., Ved. one of the nine
Vrātya-stomas.
—Bhūmi-suta, as, m. ‘earth-son,’
the planet Mars.
—Bhūmi-sena, as, m., N. of one
of the sons of the tenth Manu; of a Buddhist sage.
—Bhūmi-stoma, as, m. ‘earth-stoma,’ N. of a
Stoma.
—Bhūmi-snu, us, m. an earth-worm.
—Bhū- mi-spṛś, k, k, k, Ved. touching the ground; blind;
cripple, lame; (
k), m. a terrestrial being, man;
mankind; an agriculturalist, a Vaiśya or Hindū of
the third caste who cultivates the soil; a theif, one
who creeps along the ground to carry off his plunder;
[cf.
bhū-spṛś.]
—Bhūmi-svāmin, ī, m. ‘land-lord,’
a king, prince.
—Bhūmī-kadamba, see
bhūmi-ka- damba.
—Bhūmī-kuravaka, a species of plant.
—Bhūmīcchā (°mi-ic°), f. desire for the earth or
for lying on the ground.
—Bhūmīndra (°mi-in°), as, m. ‘earth-chief,’ a sovereign, king, prince.
—Bhū- mī-pati, is, m.
= bhūmi-pati.
—Bhūmī-bhuj, k, m.
= bhūmi-bhuj.
—Bhūmī-ruh, ṭ, or
bhūmī-ru- ha, as, m. ‘earth-growing,’ a plant, tree.
—Bhūmī- śvara (°mi-īś°), as, m. ‘earth-lord,’ a king, prince.
—Bhūmī-saha, as, m. a species of tree.
—Bhūmy- antara, as, ā, am, belonging to the next country;
(
as), m. the king of an adjacent country.
—Bhūmy- āmalakī or
bhūmy-ālī, f. the plant Flacourtia Cata-
pharacta.
—Bhūmy-āhulya, am, n. a species of shrub.
—Bhūmy-ekadeśa, as, m. one portion of terri-
tory.
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