an epithet of a son of Indra
शान्ति (śānti) m. N. of a son of Indra, Mahābhārata (Title) [ID=215346]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
शान्तिśānti
शान्ति (śānti) is a Sanskrit word meaning tranquillity, peace, or calmness of mind, absence of passion, averting of pain, indifference to objects of pleasure or pain, alleviation of pain or evil, cessation or abatement. Its 45 recorded definitions are grouped into 10 contexts, among them Proper Name (Male/Deity/Sage/Title), Mental Peace and Tranquillity, Specific Conceptual/Technical Term.
- Root
- 2. शम् (2. śam)
- Definitions
- 45
Meanings by context
Proper Name (Male/Deity/Sage/Title)
20 definitions
of Indra in the tenth Manvantara
of Indra in the tenth Manv-antara, Purāṇas (Literary category) [ID=215347]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
of a Tushita (son of Vishnu and Dakshina)
of a Tuṣita (son of Viṣṇu and Dakṣiṇā), in the same place [Cologne Addition] (Title) [ID=215348]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
of a son of Krishna and Kalindi
of a son of Kṛṣṇa and Kālindī, in the same place [Cologne Addition] (Title) [ID=215349]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
name of a rishi
of a Ṛṣi, Mahābhārata (Title) [ID=215350]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
of a son of Angiras
of a son of Aṅgiras, in the same place [Cologne Addition] (Title) [ID=215351]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
a disciple of Bhuti
of a disciple of Bhūti, Mārkaṇḍeya-purāṇa (Title) [ID=215352]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
son of Nila and father of Sushanti
of a son of Nīla and father of Su-śānti, Viṣṇu-purāṇa (Title) [ID=215353]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
an Arhat and Chakravartin in Jainism
(with Jainas) of an Arhat and Cakra-vartin, Lexicographers, esp. such as Amarasiṃha, Halāyudha, Hemacandra, etc. (Author) [ID=215354]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
of a teacher
of a teacher (also called रत्ना (ratnā)कर-श् (kara-ś)° (°)), Buddhist literature (Literary category) [ID=215355]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
an Indra
शान्ति (śānti) [Printed book page 195-1]
Śānti1, an Indra. § 238 (Pañcendrop.): I, 197, 7304 (the
Śānti1, an Indra. § 238 (Pañcendrop.): I, 197, 7304 (the
fourth of the five Indras).
[ID=2445]— Index to the Names in the Mahabharata
a rishi
Śānti2, a ṛṣi. § 717c (Uparicara): XII, 337ε, 12759
(ṛṣiḥ, among the sadasyas at king Vasu Uparicara's sacrifice).
[ID=2446]— Index to the Names in the Mahabharata
the son of Angiras
Śānti3, son of Aṅgiras. § 747b (Suvarṇotpatti): XIII, 85θ,
4147 (the fourth son of Aṅgiras).
[ID=2447]— Index to the Names in the Mahabharata
an epithet of Vishnu
Śānti4 = Viṣṇu (1000 names). [ID=2448]
— Index to the Names in the Mahabharata
A son of Dakshina and a Tushita god.
Śānti (II) — a son of Dakṣiṇā, and a Tuṣita god. Bhā. IV. 1. 7-8. [ID=14287]
— The Purana Index
a son of Nila, and father of Sushanti
Śānti (IV) — a son of Nīla, and father of Suśānti. Bhā. IX. 21. 30-31; Vi. IV. 19. 57. [ID=14289]
— The Purana Index
a son of Krishna and Kalindi
[Printed book page 3-404]
Śānti (V) — a son of Kṛṣṇa and Kālindī. Bhā. X. 61. 14. [ID=14290]
Śānti (V) — a son of Kṛṣṇa and Kālindī. Bhā. X. 61. 14. [ID=14290]
— The Purana Index
an author and master of the Atharva Samhita
Śānti (VI) — (Kalpa) author of: a master of Atharva Samhitā. Bhā. XII. 7. 4; Br. II. 35. 62. [ID=14291]
— The Purana Index
a son of Tamasa Manu
Śānti (VIII) — a son of Tāmasa Manu. Br. II. 36. 49. [ID=14293]
— The Purana Index
1. The Indra of the gods. 2. The Indra of the tenth epoch of Manu.
Śānti (IX) — the Indra of the gods — Sudhāmāna and Viruddhas;1 Indra of the tenth epoch of Manu.2
[Footnote: 1) Br. IV. 1. 69.]
[Footnote: 2) Vi. III. 2. 26.]
[ID=14294]
[Footnote: 1) Br. IV. 1. 69.]
[Footnote: 2) Vi. III. 2. 26.]
[ID=14294]
— The Purana Index
Mental Peace and Tranquillity
8 definitions
1. Tranquillity, peace, or calmness of mind. 2. Absence of passion. 3. Averting of pain. 4. Indifference to objects of pleasure or pain.
(H2) [Printed book page 1064,3]
शान्ति (śānti) f. tranquillity, peace, quiet, peace or calmness of mind, absence of passion, averting of pain (शान्ति (śānti)! शान्ति (śānti)! शान्ति (śānti)! may the three kinds of pain be averted!), indifference to objects of pleasure or pain, Kaṭha-upaniṣad (Title) ; Mahābhārata (Title) &c. [ID=215338]
शान्ति (śānti) f. tranquillity, peace, quiet, peace or calmness of mind, absence of passion, averting of pain (शान्ति (śānti)! शान्ति (śānti)! शान्ति (śānti)! may the three kinds of pain be averted!), indifference to objects of pleasure or pain, Kaṭha-upaniṣad (Title) ; Mahābhārata (Title) &c. [ID=215338]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
1. Mental tranquility and peace of mind. 2. Extinction, abatement, alleviation, cessation, or removal. 3. Peace, good fortune, and prosperity. 4. Propitiatory rite for averting evil. 5. Destruction, eternal rest, decease, or death.
शान्ति (śānti) [Printed book page 311-3]
शान्ति (śānti) śā́n-ti, f. [√2. śam] mental tranquility,
peace of mind; extinction (of fire);
abatement, alleviation, cessation, removal;
propitiatory rite for averting evil (rare);
peace, good fortune, prosperity; destruction
(rare); eternal rest, decease, death (rare). [ID=17752]
शान्ति (śānti) śā́n-ti, f. [√2. śam] mental tranquility,
peace of mind; extinction (of fire);
abatement, alleviation, cessation, removal;
propitiatory rite for averting evil (rare);
peace, good fortune, prosperity; destruction
(rare); eternal rest, decease, death (rare). [ID=17752]
— Macdonell Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1. Tranquility, indifference to worldly pleasure or pain, and devotion. 2. Good fortune or felicity. 3. Rest and repose. 4. Expiatory rites to avert evil. 5. Preliminary ceremonies to prevent accidents during religious celebrations. 6. Remission or alleviation. 7. The sixteenth Jaina deified sage. 8. A Jaina emperor of the universe.
शान्ति (śānti) [Printed book page 838]
शान्ति (śānti) f. (-न्तिः (-ntiḥ))
शान्ति (śānti) f. (-न्तिः (-ntiḥ))
1 Quiet, tranquillity, stoicism, the absence of passion, and indifference to objects of pleasure or pain; it is especially applied to the tranquillity of devotion, or quietism, by which the mind is wholly fixed on the subject of its meditation or worship, and is utterly disregardless of external impressions.
2 Good fortune, auspiciousness, felicity.
3 Rest, repose.
4 Expiatory or propitiatory rites to avert any evil.
5 Preliminary ceremonies to avert inauspicious accidents at any religious celebration.
6 Remission, alleviation. m. (-न्तिः (-ntiḥ))
1 The sixteenth Jina or Jaina deified sage of the present era.
2 One of the Jaina emperors of the universe.
E. शम (śama) to be appeased, aff. क्तिन् (ktin).
[ID=38069]— Wilson Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1. Quiet, tranquillity, stoicism, rest, or felicity.
2. A propitiatory rite.
3. Alleviation.
4. A Jaina.
शान्ति (śānti) [Printed book page 756-b]
शान्ति (śānti) (न्तिः) ((ntiḥ)) 2. f. Quiet, tranquillity, stoicism; rest; felicity; a propitiatory rite; alleviation. m. A Jaina. [ID=37711]
शान्ति (śānti) (न्तिः) ((ntiḥ)) 2. f. Quiet, tranquillity, stoicism; rest; felicity; a propitiatory rite; alleviation. m. A Jaina. [ID=37711]
— Yates Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1. Tranquility, inner peace, or freedom from passion. 2. Good fortune or happiness. 3. Rest or repose. 4. Expiatory rites to avert evil. 5. Preliminary ceremonies to prevent accidents during religious events. 6. Alleviation or relief. 7. The sixteenth Jaina deified sage. 8. A Jaina emperor of the universe.
शान्ति (śānti) [Printed book page 713-b]
शान्ति (śānti)
शान्ति (śānti)
f. (-न्तिः (-ntiḥ))
1. Quiet, tranquillity, stoicism, the absence of passion, and indifference to objects of pleasure or pain; it is especially applied to the tranquillity of devotion, or quietism, by which the mind is wholly fixed on the subject of its meditation or worship, and is utterly disregardless of external impressions.
2. Goodfortune, auspiciousness, felicity.
3. Rest, repose.
4. Expiatory or propitiatory rites to avert any evil.
5. Preliminary ceremonies to avert inauspicious accidents at any religious celebration.
6. Remission, alleviation.
m. (-न्तिः (-ntiḥ))
1. The sixteenth Jina or Jaina deified sage of the present, era.
2. One of the Jaina emperors of the universe.
E. शम् (śam) to be appeased, aff. क्तिन् । (ktin .)
[ID=39900]— Shabda-Sagara Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1. Quiet and the absence of passion. 2. Felicity. 3. Rest or repose. 4. Cessation. 5. Alleviation or soothing. 6. Appeasing. 7. Expiatory rites to avert evil. 8. Preservation.
शान्ति (śānti) [Printed book page 0941-b]
शान्ति (śānti) śānti, i. e. śam + ti, f. 1.
शान्ति (śānti) śānti, i. e. śam + ti, f. 1.
Quiet, the absence of passion, and in-
difference to objects of pleasure or
pain, Hit. 78, 8, M.M.; iii. d. 4. 2.
Felicity, Lass. 96, 12. 3. Rest, repose,
Mālat. 87, 6. 4. Ceasing, Hit. iii. d.
88. 5. Causing to cease, Mālat. 128,
3; remission, alleviation, soothing,
Śṛṅgārat. 14; Śāk. 31, 11; Vikr. d. 24. 6.
Appeasing (the stomach), Bhartṛ. 2.
23. 7. Expiatory rites to avert evil
Rām. 1, 11, 14. 8. Preservation, Pañc.
89, 5; 90, 4.
[ID=14597]— Benfey Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1. Tranquillity or peace of mind. 2. Averting an evil omen or expiation. 3. Welfare or bliss. 4. Cessation, destruction, end, or death.
शान्ति (śānti) [Printed book page 543]
शान्ति (śānti) f. tranquillity, peace of mind; averting of an evil omen, expiation; welfare, bliss; stopping, ceasing, extinction (of fire), destruction, end, death. [ID=32222]
शान्ति (śānti) f. tranquillity, peace of mind; averting of an evil omen, expiation; welfare, bliss; stopping, ceasing, extinction (of fire), destruction, end, death. [ID=32222]
— Cappeller Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1. Tranquillity, calmness, or peace.
2. Rest, repose, or alleviation.
3. Pacification or reconciliation.
4. An expiatory rite for averting evil.
5. Expiation personified as a daughter of Daksha and wife of Dharma.
6. Cessation.
7. Good fortune or felicity.
8. Preservation.
शान्ति (śānti) [Printed book page 1000-b]
Śānti, is, f. quiet, quietness, tranquillity, calmness, peace, ease, quietism, absence of passion, indifference to objects of pleasure or pain; rest, repose, remission; appeasing, pacification, allayment, alleviation, conso- lation, solace, satisfaction, reconciliation, settlement of differences; appeasing the stomach, satisfying hunger; any expiatory or propitiatory rite for avert- ing evil or calamity; Expiation (personified as a daughter of Dakṣa and wife of Dharma); ceasing, cessation; causing to cease; good fortune, auspicious- ness, felicity; preservation; (is), m., N. of the Indra of the tenth Manv-antara; of a pupil of Aṅgiras; of a king; the sixteenth Jina or Jaina deified sage
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of the present era; one of the Jaina emperors of the universe. —Śānti-kara, as, ī, am, causing tran- quillity, calming, appeasing, soothing, consolatory. —Śānti-kartṛ, tā, trī, tṛ, causing tranquillity, calming, allaying; (tā), m. any divinity who averts evil. —Śānti-karman, a, n. any action leading to tranquillity or for averting evil. —Śānti-kāma, as, m. desire of tranquillity; (as, ā, am), desirous of tranquillity. —Śānti-gṛha, am, n. a room for rest or retirement near the place of sacrifice. —Śānti- candrikā, f., N. of a poem by Kavi-candra. —Śān- ti-jala, am, n. = śānty-uda. —Śānti-da, as, ā, am, giving tranquillity, tranquillizing. —Śānti-devā, f., N. of a daughter of Devaka. —Śānti-parvan, a, n. ‘Tranquillizing-section,’ N. of the twelfth book of the Mahā-bhārata, (the longest in the whole poem and consisting chiefly of stories, discourses, and epi- sodes narrated for the tranquillizing of the troubled spirit of Yudhi-ṣṭhira after the termination of the war and the slaughter of his many relatives.) —Śānti- purāṇa, am, n., N. of a Jaina work by Aśaga. —Śānti-ratna, am, n. ‘jewel of tranquillity,’ N. of a work. —Śānti-vrata, am, n., N. of a particular religious observance (kept on the fifth day of the light half of the month Kārttika). —Śānti-śataka, am, n. ‘a hundred verses on tranquillity,’ N. of a short poem by Śrī-śihlana. —Śānti-śīla, as, m. ‘quiet-tempered,’ a proper N. —Śānti-sarvasva, am, n. ‘essence of quietism,’ N. of a work. —Śānti- sūkta, am, n., N. of a hymn on quietism. —Śānti- sūri, is, m., N. of the author of a Jaina work. —Śānti-homa, as, m. a propitiatory oblation, a burnt offering to avert or remedy evil. —Śānty- uda or śānty-udaka, am, n. propitiatory water, water offered at sacrifices for propitiation, lustral water. —Śāntyuda-kumbha, as, m. a vessel holding propitiatory water. [ID=46448]
Śānti, is, f. quiet, quietness, tranquillity, calmness, peace, ease, quietism, absence of passion, indifference to objects of pleasure or pain; rest, repose, remission; appeasing, pacification, allayment, alleviation, conso- lation, solace, satisfaction, reconciliation, settlement of differences; appeasing the stomach, satisfying hunger; any expiatory or propitiatory rite for avert- ing evil or calamity; Expiation (personified as a daughter of Dakṣa and wife of Dharma); ceasing, cessation; causing to cease; good fortune, auspicious- ness, felicity; preservation; (is), m., N. of the Indra of the tenth Manv-antara; of a pupil of Aṅgiras; of a king; the sixteenth Jina or Jaina deified sage
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of the present era; one of the Jaina emperors of the universe. —Śānti-kara, as, ī, am, causing tran- quillity, calming, appeasing, soothing, consolatory. —Śānti-kartṛ, tā, trī, tṛ, causing tranquillity, calming, allaying; (tā), m. any divinity who averts evil. —Śānti-karman, a, n. any action leading to tranquillity or for averting evil. —Śānti-kāma, as, m. desire of tranquillity; (as, ā, am), desirous of tranquillity. —Śānti-gṛha, am, n. a room for rest or retirement near the place of sacrifice. —Śānti- candrikā, f., N. of a poem by Kavi-candra. —Śān- ti-jala, am, n. = śānty-uda. —Śānti-da, as, ā, am, giving tranquillity, tranquillizing. —Śānti-devā, f., N. of a daughter of Devaka. —Śānti-parvan, a, n. ‘Tranquillizing-section,’ N. of the twelfth book of the Mahā-bhārata, (the longest in the whole poem and consisting chiefly of stories, discourses, and epi- sodes narrated for the tranquillizing of the troubled spirit of Yudhi-ṣṭhira after the termination of the war and the slaughter of his many relatives.) —Śānti- purāṇa, am, n., N. of a Jaina work by Aśaga. —Śānti-ratna, am, n. ‘jewel of tranquillity,’ N. of a work. —Śānti-vrata, am, n., N. of a particular religious observance (kept on the fifth day of the light half of the month Kārttika). —Śānti-śataka, am, n. ‘a hundred verses on tranquillity,’ N. of a short poem by Śrī-śihlana. —Śānti-śīla, as, m. ‘quiet-tempered,’ a proper N. —Śānti-sarvasva, am, n. ‘essence of quietism,’ N. of a work. —Śānti- sūkta, am, n., N. of a hymn on quietism. —Śānti- sūri, is, m., N. of the author of a Jaina work. —Śānti-homa, as, m. a propitiatory oblation, a burnt offering to avert or remedy evil. —Śānty- uda or śānty-udaka, am, n. propitiatory water, water offered at sacrifices for propitiation, lustral water. —Śāntyuda-kumbha, as, m. a vessel holding propitiatory water. [ID=46448]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1872)
Specific Conceptual/Technical Term
5 definitions
pacification or tranquility
= शान्ति-कल्प (śānti-kalpa), Bhāgavata-purāṇa (Title) [ID=215344]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
an aspect or manifestation of Hari
Śānti (X) — a kalā of Hari. Br. IV. 35. 95. [ID=14295]
— The Purana Index
a Shakti
Śānti (XI) — a Śakti. Br. IV. 44. 71. [ID=14296]
— The Purana Index
one of the four fruits of pranayama, representing the ruin of all sins of ancestors and relatives
[Printed book page 3-405]
Śānti (XIII) — one of the four fruits of Prāṇāyāma, the ruin of all sins of the Pitrs and cognates. Vā. 11. 6. [ID=14298]
Śānti (XIII) — one of the four fruits of Prāṇāyāma, the ruin of all sins of the Pitrs and cognates. Vā. 11. 6. [ID=14298]
— The Purana Index
Agni
Śānti (XIV) — (Pracetas): Agni. Vā. 29. 27. [ID=14299]
— The Purana Index
Proper Name (Female/Personification)
3 definitions
Tranquillity personified
Tranquillity &c. personified (as a daughter of Śraddhā, as the wife of Atharvan, as the daughter of Dakṣa and wife of Dharma), Harivaṃśa (Title) ; Prabodha-candrodaya (Title) ; Purāṇas (Literary category) [ID=215345]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
a daughter of Kardama and wife of Atharvana
शान्ति (śānti) [Printed book page 3-403]
Śānti (I) — a daughter of Kardama, married to Athar- vaṇa: Dadhyañca was her son. Yajña was popularised in the world by her. Bhā. III. 24. 24; IV. 1. 42. [ID=14286]
Śānti (I) — a daughter of Kardama, married to Athar- vaṇa: Dadhyañca was her son. Yajña was popularised in the world by her. Bhā. III. 24. 24; IV. 1. 42. [ID=14286]
— The Purana Index
A daughter of Daksha and wife of Dharma.
Śānti (III) — a daughter of Dakṣa, and a wife of Dharma, gave birth to Sukha (Kṣema-Vā. P.). Bhā. IV. 1. 49 and 51; Br. II. 9. 50, 61; Vā. 10. 25. 37; Vi. I. 7. 23, 30. [ID=14288]
— The Purana Index
Cessation/Alleviation of Negativity
2 definitions
1. Alleviation of pain or evil
2. Cessation or abatement
3. Extinction
alleviation (of evil or pain), cessation, abatement, extinction (of fire &c.), Atharva-veda (Title) &c. &c. [ID=215339]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
1. Stopping or ceasing. 2. The absence of evil results from something of evil omen.
शान्ति (śānti) [Printed book page 257-b]
śā́nti, f. a ceasing, stopping; esp. the absence of the evil results of some word or thing of evil omen. [√2śam, ‘be quiet,’ cf. 955a.] [ID=4165]
śā́nti, f. a ceasing, stopping; esp. the absence of the evil results of some word or thing of evil omen. [√2śam, ‘be quiet,’ cf. 955a.] [ID=4165]
— Lanman's Sanskrit Reader Vocabulary
Name of a River
2 definitions
a river in Shalmalidvipa
Śānti (VII) — a R. in Śālmalidvīpa. Br. II. 19. 46. [ID=14292]
— The Purana Index
a river originating from the lake Jaya
[Printed book page 3-406]
Śānti — a R. from the lake Jayā. M. 121. 71; Vā. 47. 71. [ID=14305]
Śānti — a R. from the lake Jayā. M. 121. 71; Vā. 47. 71. [ID=14305]
— The Purana Index
Propitiatory/Expiatory Rite
2 definitions
an expiatory or propitiatory rite for averting evil or calamity
any expiatory or propitiatory rite for averting evil or calamity, Brāhmaṇa (Literary category) &c. (cf. Religious Thought and Life in India, also called ’Brāhmanism and Hindūism,’ by Sir M. Monier-Williams (Title) 346 ) [ID=215341]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
1. To avert impending evils. 2. To get rid of fear. 3. To get rid of disease. 4. Against famine and fear from insects and robbers. 5. If beasts get sick and die. 6. When heterodoxy prevails. 7. For fear of troubles from other kings. 8. For wind diseases. 9. For famines and absence of rain. 10. For fear of curses. 11. For miscarriages in delivery. 12. For bad growth of vegetables. 13. For the well-being of children. 14. For fear of fire, disobedience, and servant troubles. 15. For horses. 16. For elephants. 17. For fear of ghosts and spirits. 18. For bad dreams. 19. For loss of wealth. 20. For loss of trees and lands.
Śānti (XII) — to avert impending evils; abhayā to get rid of fear, saumyā to get rid of disease, vaiṣṇavī against famine and fear from insects and robbers, raudrī if beasts get sick and die, brāhmī when heterodoxy prevails, raudrī for fear of other king's troubles, vāyavī for diseases of wind, etc., vāruṇī for famines and absence of rains, bhārgavī for fear of curse, etc., prājāpatyā for miscarriages in delivery, tvāṣṭrī for bad growth of vegetables, kaumārī for well being of children, āgneyī for fear of fire and disobedience, troubles from ser- vants, etc., gāndharvi for horses, āngirasi for elephants,
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naiṛṛtī for fear of ghosts and spirits, yāmyā for bad dreams, kauberi for loss of wealth, pārthivī for loss of trees and lands. These are to be done at particular times of the day when certain nakṣatras like Hasta, Svāti are in the ascendant. M. 228. 5-27. [ID=14297]
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naiṛṛtī for fear of ghosts and spirits, yāmyā for bad dreams, kauberi for loss of wealth, pārthivī for loss of trees and lands. These are to be done at particular times of the day when certain nakṣatras like Hasta, Svāti are in the ascendant. M. 228. 5-27. [ID=14297]
— The Purana Index
Destruction, End, Death
1 definition
1. Destruction or end. 2. Eternal rest. 3. Death.
destruction, end, eternal rest, death, Kāvya literature (Literary category) ; Kathāsaritsāgara (Title) ; Bhāgavata-purāṇa (Title) [ID=215343]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
Pause or Interruption
1 definition
a pause, breach, or interruption
a pause, breach, interruption, Hemādri’s Caturvarga-cintāmaṇi (Title) [ID=215340]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
Welfare and Prosperity
1 definition
Peace, welfare, prosperity, comfort, and happiness.
peace, welfare, prosperity, good fortune, ease, comfort, happiness, bliss, Mahābhārata (Title) ; Rāmāyaṇa (Title) &c. [ID=215342]
— Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)
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Definitions on this page come from 11 works: Benfey Sanskrit-English Dictionary, Cappeller Sanskrit-English Dictionary, Index to the Names in the Mahabharata, Lanman's Sanskrit Reader Vocabulary, Macdonell Sanskrit-English Dictionary, Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1872), Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899), Shabda-Sagara Sanskrit-English Dictionary, The Purana Index, Wilson Sanskrit-English Dictionary, Yates Sanskrit-English Dictionary. Text from the Cologne Digital Sanskrit Lexicon.