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(jain.) a man whose knowledge of jainism is not perfect or deceptive.

broken; shattered.

to break into pieces.

broken; burst; shattered.

= ವಿಭಜನೆ.

a dividing or being divided; division.

separated into parts or ingredients; divided.

to separate into parts, groups, sections, etc.; to divide.

(?). (Rām. 6, 19, 27).

(= ನಿರ್ಭರ್ತ್ಸನ). threatening. see ಕೌಕ್ಕರಿಸು1.

wealth; riches; money; property.

to become great, grand, majastic.

a woman possessed of greatness or wealth: Lakṣmī (Rśv. 13, 71 va.).

possessed of power, wealthy.

the sun.

a dividing or being divided; division.

to separate into parts; to divide.

(divide) divisible, portionable

he who breaks, demolishes, destroys; a breaker.

= ವಿಭಾಡ.

to give a heavy blow or blows; to strike heavily.

the first part of the day; daybreak; dawn.

= ವಿಭಾತ.

of, related to, happening in the morning time.

any condition which excites or develops a particular state of mind.

the quality of something that causes or excites a sentiment.

the act of perceiving; mental grasp of objects or qualities.

the fact or state of being exposed, displayed, exhibited.

manifestation (Bp. 56, 47).

(rhet.) a kind of figure of speech used to explain an effect as brought about without a cause or in...

= ವಿಭಾವನಾಲಂಕಾರ.

= ವಿಭಾವನಾಲಂಕಾರ.

= ವಿಭಾವನ No. 2. one of the atiśayas in arthālaṅkāra [Kr. 3, 4, 169]; (Kāvy. III, 3, B, 121. 130 seq....

a starry night.

he who wanders in the night; a demon.

a lustrous, bright thing.

to take a decision; to make up one's mind; to decide.

(rhet.) the fact of a sentiment being roused.

ಆಚಿiÉ್ಕು.

an alternative. option (Kāvy. III, 2, B, 33). 2, another or foreign language (My.).

Tbh. of ವಿಭಾಸೈ. (Bp. 16, 23).

= ವಿಭಾಸ್ಕರ1.

bright shine, light, lustre.

shining brightly; lustrous; splendid.

= ಬಿಭಾಡ.

split or broken asunder, divided, separated, pierced; scattered, dispersed, dispelled, gone (Bp. 42,...

a figure of speech. Kr. 3, 22.

broken (into pieces); damaged; cleft.

the state or quality of being various or varied; absence of monotony or sameness; variety.

(rhet.) a figure speech in which the same object is presented in different ways.