Русско-санскритский словарь / русско-санскритский словарь.
Около 30 тысяч слов санскрита.
m. | sg. | du. | pl. |
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Nom. | vasiṣṭhaḥ | vasiṣṭhau | vasiṣṭhāḥ |
Gen. | vasiṣṭhasya | vasiṣṭhayoḥ | vasiṣṭhānām |
Dat. | vasiṣṭhāya | vasiṣṭhābhyām | vasiṣṭhebhyaḥ |
Instr. | vasiṣṭhena | vasiṣṭhābhyām | vasiṣṭhaiḥ |
Acc. | vasiṣṭham | vasiṣṭhau | vasiṣṭhān |
Abl. | vasiṣṭhāt | vasiṣṭhābhyām | vasiṣṭhebhyaḥ |
Loc. | vasiṣṭhe | vasiṣṭhayoḥ | vasiṣṭheṣu |
Voc. | vasiṣṭha | vasiṣṭhau | vasiṣṭhāḥ |
f. | sg. | du. | pl. |
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Nom. | vasiṣṭhā | vasiṣṭhe | vasiṣṭhāḥ |
Gen. | vasiṣṭhāyāḥ | vasiṣṭhayoḥ | vasiṣṭhānām |
Dat. | vasiṣṭhāyai | vasiṣṭhābhyām | vasiṣṭhābhyaḥ |
Instr. | vasiṣṭhayā | vasiṣṭhābhyām | vasiṣṭhābhiḥ |
Acc. | vasiṣṭhām | vasiṣṭhe | vasiṣṭhāḥ |
Abl. | vasiṣṭhāyāḥ | vasiṣṭhābhyām | vasiṣṭhābhyaḥ |
Loc. | vasiṣṭhāyām | vasiṣṭhayoḥ | vasiṣṭhāsu |
Voc. | vasiṣṭhe | vasiṣṭhe | vasiṣṭhāḥ |
n. | sg. | du. | pl. |
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Nom. | vasiṣṭham | vasiṣṭhe | vasiṣṭhāni |
Gen. | vasiṣṭhasya | vasiṣṭhayoḥ | vasiṣṭhānām |
Dat. | vasiṣṭhāya | vasiṣṭhābhyām | vasiṣṭhebhyaḥ |
Instr. | vasiṣṭhena | vasiṣṭhābhyām | vasiṣṭhaiḥ |
Acc. | vasiṣṭham | vasiṣṭhe | vasiṣṭhāni |
Abl. | vasiṣṭhāt | vasiṣṭhābhyām | vasiṣṭhebhyaḥ |
Loc. | vasiṣṭhe | vasiṣṭhayoḥ | vasiṣṭheṣu |
Voc. | vasiṣṭha | vasiṣṭhe | vasiṣṭhāni |
sg. | du. | pl. | |
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Nom. | vasiṣṭhaḥ | vasiṣṭhau | vasiṣṭhāḥ |
Gen. | vasiṣṭhasya | vasiṣṭhayoḥ | vasiṣṭhānām |
Dat. | vasiṣṭhāya | vasiṣṭhābhyām | vasiṣṭhebhyaḥ |
Instr. | vasiṣṭhena | vasiṣṭhābhyām | vasiṣṭhaiḥ |
Acc. | vasiṣṭham | vasiṣṭhau | vasiṣṭhān |
Abl. | vasiṣṭhāt | vasiṣṭhābhyām | vasiṣṭhebhyaḥ |
Loc. | vasiṣṭhe | vasiṣṭhayoḥ | vasiṣṭheṣu |
Voc. | vasiṣṭha | vasiṣṭhau | vasiṣṭhāḥ |
वसिष्ठ [ vasiṣṭha ] [ vásiṣṭha ] m. f. n. ( superl. fr. 1. [ vásu ] ; cf. [ vásīyas ] and under √ 3. [ vas ] ) most excellent , best , richest Lit. RV. Lit. AV. Lit. Br. Lit. ChUp. Lit. MBh.
[ vasiṣṭha ] m. ( wrongly written [ vaśiṣṭha ] ) , " the most wealthy " , N. of a celebrated Vedic Ṛishi or sage (owner of the " cow of plenty " , called Nandinī , offspring of Surabhi , which by granting all desires made him , as his name implies , master of every [ vasu ] or desirable object ; he was the typical representative of Brāhmanical rank , and the legends of his conflict with Viśvā-mitra , who raised himself from the kingly or Kshatriya to the Brāhmanical class , were probably founded on the actual struggles which took place between the Brāhmans and Kshatriyas ; a great many hymns of the Lit. RV. are ascribed to these two great rivals ; those of the seventh Maṇḍala , besides some others , being attributed to Vasishṭha , while those of the third Maṇḍala are assigned to Viśvā-mitra ; in one of Vasishṭha's hymns he is represented as king Su-dās's family priest , an office to which Viśvā-mitra also aspired ; in another hymn Vasishṭha claims to have been inspired by Varuṇa , and in another ( Lit. RV. vii , 33 , 11 ) he is called the son of the Apsaras Urvaśī by Mitra and Varuṇa , whence his patronymic Maitrāvaruṇi ; in Manu Lit. i , 35 , he is enumerated among the ten Prajā-pati or Patriarchs produced by Manu Svāyambhuva for the peopling of the universe ; in the Lit. MBh. he is mentioned as the family priest of the solar race or family of Ikshvāku and Rāma-candra , and in the Purāṇas as one of the arrangers of the Vedas in the Dvāpara age ; he is , moreover , called the father of Aurva ( Lit. Hariv. ) , of the Sukālins ( Lit. Mn. ) , of seven sons ( Lit. Hariv. Lit. Pur. ) , and the husband of Aksha-mālā or Arundhatī ( Lit. MBh. ) and of Ūrjā ( Lit. Pur. ) ; other legends make him one of the 7 patriarchal sages regarded as forming the Great Bear in which he represents the star 1 see [ ṛṣi ] ) Lit. RV. ( cf. Lit. IW. 361 ; 402 n.1 ) ( 930,2 )
N. of the author of a law-book and other works (prob. intended to be ascribed to the Vedic Ṛishi above )
pl. the family of Vasishṭha Lit. RV. Lit. ŚBr. Lit. ŚrS. ( [ vasiṣṭhasyāṅkuśaḥ ] N. of Sāmans Lit. ĀrshBr.)
N. of an Anuvāka Lit. Pat. on Lit. Pāṇ. 4-3 , 131 Vārtt. 2
n. flesh Lit. Gal.