ಶ

a work-shop, a manufactory.

the art and sciece of sculpture.

a treatise on any mechanical or fine art (as architecture, etc); mechanics (My.; B. 4, 151).

a person who is skilled in the techniques of any of the fine arts, esp. in painting, drawing, etc.;...

= ಚಿಪ್ಪಿಗೈ 1, ಶಿಲ್ಪಿಗ. an artisan, a mechanic.

= ಚಿಪ್ಪಿಗಬಿಜ್ಜೈ, ಶಿಲ್ಪವಿದ್ಯೈ. handicraft, etc.

= ಶಿಲ್ಪಿ1 - 2 & 3.

a workshop, a manufactory.

to carve or model as a sculptor; to sculpt.

(sound) whistling (Tipt.) [Ka. D2638] = ಶಿಲ್ಪಿ (śilpi)

(rel.) 1 cross (by which Christ was crucified) 2 Crucifix 3 cross, religious symbol worn by Christia...

= ಶಿಲುಕು.

causing prosperity; auspicious; beneficient; pleasing.

a cylindrical piece of wood, planted upright, for tying cattle or to support a building, sign, fence...

causing prosperity; auspicious; beneficient; pleasing.

1. ಶಿವನ ಅಂಶ. 2. ಭಸ್ಮ. 3. ಮಂಗಳಕರವಾದ ಕುಶಲಕಲೆ.

one who causes happiness (ಸುಖಂಗೈಯ್ಯವಂ Mr. 230).

a Śaiva sect founded in the twelfth century in Karnāṭaka.

a place Śaiva devotees and mendicants congregate.

a village and hill in Mysore, noted as a place for pilgrimage; the temple there contains a liṅga and...

a class of demigods who attend Śiva.

(vīr.) the eleventh day ceremony for the dead.

the final emancipation.

any of various wolf-like carnivores (family Hyaenidae) of Africa and Asia, with powerful jaws, a bri...

(vīr.) the knowledge of Śiva.

(vīr.) a person having the knowledge of Śiva.

(vīr.) the Śaiva philosophy.

the dance of Śiva charcterised by the forceful action, manly vigour, destructive power, etc.

anything that is auspicious, propitious.

any gift that is given in the name of Śiva.

(vīr.) a thread, string used for tying the iṣṭalinga, to one's neck.

the tree Pinus deodara of Pinaceae family; sacred Indian fir.

to cry " Śivā, Śivā", from pain or for help.

initiation of a person into Śaiva sect.

initiation in the doctrines of the śaiva sect (Bp. 57, 4).

an atttendant of Śiva.

the profundity of the Śiva principle which surpasses the human description.

a betrayer of Śiva principle.

a Śaiva sect founded in the twelfth century in Karnāṭaka.

an exclamation of sorrow (Grj. 8, 75).

a heavy, silver-white, highly toxic metallic element, used in barometers, thermometers, pesticides,...

an interjection, expressing pain, helplessness, etc.

a meditating on Śiva or Śiva principle.

the plant Pavonia zeylanica of Malvaceae family; Ceylone mallow.

the plant Rauvolfia serpentina ( = Ophioxylon serpentinum) of Apocynaceae family; Serpentina plant.

a particular form of linga.

the part around the anus of a horse.

the flowers, etc. remaining of an offering which has been made to Śiva (My.).

the final emancipation of the soul from the worldly life.

(hist.) a particular measure of land.