1. Intoxication, drunkenness, or inebriety.
2. Madness, insanity, or frenzy.
3. Ardent passion, lust, rut, wantonness, or sensual enjoyment.
4. Love, desire, ardour, or inspiration.
5. Delight, rapture, or joy.
6. Pride, arrogance, presumption, conceit, or petulance.
7. Any exhilarating or intoxicating drink, spirituous liquor, wine, Soma, or honey.
8. The juice or ichor that exudes from an elephant's temples when in rut.
9. Semen.
10. Musk.
11. Any beautiful object.
12. A river.
मद (mada) [Printed book page 0734-b] Mada, as, m. intoxication, drunkenness, inebriety;
madness, insanity, frenzy; ardent passion, lust, rut-
tishness, rut (especially of an elephant), lascivious-
ness, wantonness, sensual enjoyment; love, desire,
passion, ardour, inspiration; delight, rapture, joy;
pride, arrogance, presumption, conceit, petulance;
any exhilarating or intoxicating drink, spirituous
Page0734-c+ 81 liquor, wine; Soma; honey; the juice or ichor that
exudes from an elephant's temples when in rut;
semen virile; musk [cf.
mṛga-mada]; any beautiful
object; a river; Intoxication or Insanity personified
(a monster created by Cayavana, see Mahā-bh. Vana-
p. 10389, Anuśāsana-p. 7317, 7322); N. of a son
of Brahmā; of a Dānava; of a servant of Śiva;
gṛtsamadasya madaḥ, N. of a Sāman; (
ī), f.
any drinking vessel, cup, &c. (
= caṣaka-vastu);
any agricultural implement, a plough, &c.
(= kṛ- ṣaka-vastu).
—Mada-kara, as, ī, am, causing
intoxication, making drunk, intoxicating.
—Mada- karin, ī, m. an elephant in rut.
—Mada-kala, as, ā, am, uttering low sounds of love; sounding softly,
speaking indistinctly or like a drunkard, indistinct,
inarticulate; ruttish, under the influence of rut (as
an elephant); furious, mad; (
as), m. an elephant.
—Mada-kāraṇa, am, n. a cause of pride or arro-
gance.
—Mada-kārin, ī, iṇī, i, or
mada-kṛt, t, t, t, making drunk, intoxicating
—Mada-kohala, as, m. a bull set at liberty (at a festival and allowed
to range about at will).
—Mada-gandha, as, m. a
species of plant,
= sapta-cchadā; (ā), f. an intoxi-
cating beverage; hemp, Linum Usitatissimum
(= atasī).
—Mada-gamana, as, m. ‘having an excited
or reeling gait,’ a buffalo.
—Mada-guru-pakṣa, as, ā, am, having wings heavy with honey (as
bees).
—Mada-ghnī, f. ‘destroying intoxication,’ a
species of leguminous plant
(= pūtikā).
—Mada- cyut, t, t, t, distilling juice or ichor (as an elephant
in rut), lustful, wanton, drunk; joy-bestowing, in-
spiriting, gladdening, exhilarated by the Soma juice;
destroying or overcoming pride, (according to Sāy.
on Ṛg-veda 1. 126, 4, 1. 51, 2
= śatrūṇāṃ gar- vasya cyāvayitṛ or
mada-srāvin); (
t), m. an
epithet of Indra;
(tā), m. du., Ved. an epithet of the
Aśvins.
—Mada-cyuta, as, ā, am, Ved. staggering
or reeling with intoxication (Sāy.
= madārtham prerita).
—Mada-jala, am, n. the juice of rut,
the ichor of a ruttish elephant.
—Mada-jvara, as, m. the fever of passion; fever of pride or arrogance.
—Mada-dvipa, as, m. an elephant in rut.
—Mada- dhāra, as, m., N. of a king.
—Mada-pati, is, m.,
Ved. lord of the Soma juice (epithet of Indra and
Viṣṇu, Ṛg-veda VI. 69, 3).
—Mada-prayoga, as, m. the issue of the fluid from the temples of an
elephant in rut.
—Mada-praseka, as, m. or
mada- prasravaṇa, am, n. the oozing out or exudation of
the juice from an elephant's temples (when in rut).
—Mada-bhañjin, ī, inī, i, removing or dispelling
(the effects of) intoxication; (
inī), f. the plant Aspa-
ragus Racemosus.
—Mada-mattā, f. a particular
metre.
—Mada-muc, k, k, k, emitting or distilling
juice, being in rut (as an elephant).
—Mada-mohita, as, ā, am, infatuated by drunkenness or intoxication
(Manu XI. 98), infatuated by pride.
—Mada-rakta, as, ā, am, affected with love, agitated by passion,
amorous.
—Mada-rāga, as, m. ‘affected by passion
or by intoxication,’ the god of love; a drunken man;
a cock.
—Mada-rudra-datta, as, m., N. of an
author.
—Mada-lekhā, f. a line formed by the juice
(exuding from an elephant's temples); a kind of
metre, four times ¯¯¯˘˘¯¯; N. of a woman.
—Mada-vāri, n. the juice of rut, the ichor of a
ruttish elephant.
—Mada-vikṣipta, as, ā, am, dis-
tracted by passion, agitated by lust, in rut (as an
elephant).
—Mada-vihvala, as, ā, am, stupefied
with liquor, mad with lust or pride.
—Mada-vīrya, am, n. the strength of passion; the heroism of love.
—Mada-vṛddha, as, ā, am, Ved. invigorated by
Soma, exhilarated by the Soma juice.
—Mada-vṛd- dhi, is, f. invigoration (caused) by Soma.
—Mada- vṛnda, as, m. ‘having a quantity of juice or ichor,’
an elephant.
—Mada-śāka, as, m. Basella Cordi-
folia.
—Mada-śauṇḍaka, am, n. nutmeg; (also
written
mada-sauṇḍaka.)
—Mada-sāra, as, m.
the cotton shrub.
—Mada-sthala or
mada-sthāna, am, n. ‘place of intoxication,’ a drinking-house,
ale-house, dram-shop, tavern.
—Mada-srāvin, ī, iṇī, i, distilling juice as an elephant in rut.
—Mada- hastinī, f. a species of Karañja
(= mahā-karañja). Page0735-a+ 81 —Mada-hetu, us, m. ‘cause of intoxication,’ the
plant Grislea Tomentosa.
—Madākula (°da-āk°), as, ā, am, agitated by passion, full of lust, furious
with rut.
—Madāgha (°da-agha), as, m., N. of a
man; (
ās), m. pl. his descendants.
—Madāḍhya (°da-āḍh°), as, ā, am, rich in wine or liquor, filled
with wine, intoxicated, drunk; (
as), m. the palmyra
tree or palm which yields an intoxicating liquor; (
ā),
f. a red-flowering Barleria.
—Madātaṅka (°da-āt°), as, m.
= madātyaya below.
—Madātmānanda (°da-ātma-ān°), as, m., N. of an author.
—Ma- dātyaya (°da-at°), as, m. ‘passing off of wine,’
disorder resulting from intoxication (as head-ache,
crop-sickness, &c.); [cf.
pānātyaya.]
—Madāndha (°da-an°), as, ā, am, blind through drunkenness,
blinded by intoxication, dead drunk, intoxicated;
blinded by passion or pride, infatuated; dissolute,
arrogant; (
ā), f. a particular metre, four times
¯ ¯ ¯ ˘ ˘ ¯ ˘ ¯ ˘ ¯ ¯.
—Madāpanayana (°da-ap°), am, n. the removal of intoxication.
—Madāmnāta (°da-ām°), as, m. a kettle-drum carried on an ele-
phant.
—Madāmbara (°da-am°), as, m. the ele-
phant of Indra; an elephant in rut.
—Madālasa (°da-al°), as, ā, am, lazy from drunkenness, languid
with passion, indolent from pride, slothful; (
ā), f.,
N. of the daughter of the Gandharva Viśvā-vasu
(carried off by the Daitya Pātāla-ketu and subse-
quently the wife of Kuvalayāśva); N. of a work.
—Madālāpin (°da-āl°), ī, m. ‘uttering sounds of
love or of joy, singing delightfully,’ the Indian cuckoo
or koil.
—Madā-vat, ān, atī, at, Ved. intoxicated,
drunk.
—Madāvasthā (°da-av°), f. a state of passion,
wantonness, lustfulness, ruttishness, rut.
—Madāhva (°da-āh°), as, m. musk.
—Made-raghu, us, us, u (fr. the loc.
made), Ved. eager with enthusiasm,
enthusiastic, (according to Sāy.
madakare dhane gantā.)
—Madotkaṭa (°da-ut°), as, ā, am, ex-
cited by drink, intoxicated; excited by passion or
lust, furious with passion; furious, mad, excited by
pride, arrogant, haughty; under the influence of rut,
ruttish (especially an elephant); (
as), m. an elephant
in rut; a dove; N. of a lion; (
ā), f. an intoxicating
beverage; N. of the goddess Dākṣāyaṇī as wor-
shipped in Caitraratha.
—Madodagra (°da-ud°), or
madoddhata (°da-ud°), as, ā, am, excited with
drink, intoxicated, excited with passion, furious;
puffed up with pride, arrogant, haughty.
—Madon- matta (°da-un°), as, ā, am, intoxicated with passion
or pride, furious.
—Madorjita (°da-ūr°), as, ā, am, swollen with pride, haughty with arrogance.
—Madollāpin (°da-ul°), ī, m. the Indian cuckoo;
[cf.
madālāpin.]
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