Appendix 6.2: new and rare words

In making this list, the determining factor was whether the word is in Momier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary, ed. 1899. The references to L. and grammarians are from that dictionary. However, if the word has been found in some other lexicon, the fact has been noted. Many words, or kindred ones, not found in earlier lexicons, are quoted in Schmidt’s Nachtrāge (abb. PS) to the Petersburg Wörterbuch. The references to the text of the Triṣaṣṭi° are illustrative, not exhaustive. The list is intended to include new words, words cited only from lexicographers and grammarians, additional meanings of words cited, and variants in form. Possibly some variants are only MS errors. That question always arises to plague lexicographers.

Starting with A:

agregū (अग्रेगू, agregu), m. 7. 206, one who goes forward.
atiduḥṣamā (अतिदुःषमा, atiduhshama), f. 13. 171=duḥṣamā-duḥṣamā, the worst period of time.
adhṛti (अधृति, adhriti), f. 11. 496, unhappiness.
ananyasāmānya (अनन्यसामान्य, ananyasamanya), adj. 12. 214, extraordinary.
anavadhi (अनवधि), adj. 13. 285, unequaled.
anātmajṭa (अनात्मज्ट, anatmajta), adj. 12. 418 anātmavid, adj. 12. 419, not knowing one’s self.
animitta (अनिमित्त), n. 11. 422—durnimitta, ill omen.
anīdrśa (अनीद्र्श, anidrsha), adj. 7. 27, uncooperative.
anuddhara (अनुद्धर), f. 13. 245, perhaps name of an insect, as Jacobi takes it in KS. 132, or merely adj. as it seems here. It means ‘can not be lifted.’
anubhāva (अनुभाव, anubhava), m. 13. 172=prabhāva, power.
anubhūta (अनुभूत, anubhuta), adj. 4. 571, experienced.
andhala (अन्धल), adj. 9. 143, blind, PH.
aparā (अपरा, apara), f. 6. 340, hind quarter of an elephant, L.
apaśīta (अपशीत, apashita), adj. 3. 498, warm.
ayathākhyāna (अयथाख्यान, ayathakhyana), n. 4. 105, falsehood.
aruṇābha (अरुणाभ, arunabha), m. 12. 276, n. of palace in first heaven.
alambhūṣṇu (अलम्भूष्णु, alambhushnu), adj. 13. 93, able, L.
alasāya (अलसाय, alasaya), nom, 3. 571, to be lazy.
avakeśī (अवकेशी, avakeshi), f. 6. 51, a barren plant, L.
avanāmanī (अवनामनी, avanamani), adj. 7. 75, causing bending.
avigīta (अविगीत, avigita), adj. 11. 405, faultlese.
asipatra (असिपत्र), m. 12. 230, sugar-cane with sword-shaped leaves, L.
astāgha (अस्ताघ, astagha), adj. 13. 285, deep.

Starting with Ā:

ākṣika (आक्षिक, akshika), m. 7. 161, gambler.
ātāpanā (आतापना, atapana), f. 4. 112, penance of standing in the heat of the sun, PE.
ātmanindin (आत्मनिन्दिन्, atmanindin), adj. 4. 483, blaming one's self.
ādṛ (आदृ, adri), 4. 64, to be proud of. āprach, 6. 408, to get permission.
ābhīrī (आभीरी, abhiri), f. 3. 307, herdswoman, L.
āmavat (आमवत्, amavat), adj. 7. 244, sick.
āmalakī (आमलकी, amalaki), f. 2. 106, a boys’ game, ‘touch and go.’ See n. 67.
āraka (आरक, araka), m. n. 13. 74=āra, spoke in the wheel of time.
āryasuta (आर्यसुत, aryasuta), m. 7. 72=^āryaputra, husband.
ālekhyaśeṣatā (आलेख्यशेषता, alekhyasheshata), f. 12. 426, death.
āvaśyaka (आवश्यक, avashyaka), n. 3. 233, the daily pratikramaṇa.
āstārikā (आस्तारिका, astarika), f. 3. 568, fire-place.
āsthā (आस्था, astha), f. 7. 271, staying.

Starting with I:

iṅginīmaraṇa (इङ्गिनीमरण, inginimarana), n. 11.357, a kind of death. See n. 221. Cf. Meyer, 101 n.

Starting with U:

uccūla (उच्चूल, uccula), m. 10. 16, bunch.
utkīl (उत्कील्, utkil), 12. 379, to tear down, uproot.
uttara (उत्तर), n. 3. 5, garment, PH.
uttumula (उत्तुमुल), adj., 3. 200, excited.
utpaṭ (उत्पट्, utpat), caus. 1. 172; 3. 240, to lift up.
utpuṭa (उत्पुट, utputa), 9. 100, nostril (?)
uddhṛ (उद्धृ, uddhri), 8. 538, used intransitively, to rise.
udbadh (उद्बध्), 7. 232, to hang.
udyāpanikā (उद्यापनिका, udyapanika), f. 11. 232, picnic.
udvāna (उद्वान, udvana), n. 7. 330, drying, PH. s.v. uvvā.
udveṣṭa (उद्वेष्ट, udveshta), m. 12. 376, the raising of a siege.
unnata (उन्नत), adj. 2. 174, high, L.
unnāmanī (उन्नामनी, unnamani), adj. 7. 125, causing to rise.
unmud (उन्मुद्), adj. 4. 583, rejoicing.
upajīvitā (उपजीविता, upajivita), f. 12. 323, livelihood.
upajṭa (उपज्ट, upajta), adj. 12. 267, taught.
upayācitakā (उपयाचितका, upayacitaka), f. 6. 59, prayer, L.
upasanna (उपसन्न), adj. 4. 300, calm.
urabhra (उरभ्र), m. 4. 433, goat? MW only ‘sheep.’
urarīkṛ (उररीकृ, urarikri), 7. 306, to fill with, penetrate; 6. 284, to recognize.
urūmastaka (उरूमस्तक, urumastaka), m. n. 12. 144, knee, of a person silting in Indian style.
uṣā (उषा, usha), f. 3. 416, a clay dish, L.
uṣṭrikāvrata (उष्ट्रिकाव्रत, ushtrikavrata), n. 6. 23, a vow to live in a jar. PH. According to the PH, it was sādhus of the Ājīvika doctrine who followed that practice, s. v. uṭṭiyāsamaṇa.

Starting with Ṛ:

ṛjudhī (ऋजुधी, rijudhi), adj. 4. 559, honest-minded.

Starting with AI:

airyāpathikī (kriyā) (ऐर्यापथिकी (क्रिया), airyapathiki (kriya)), f. 3. 347, the infinitesimal body-activity that can not be avoided e.g., moving an eyelash. See n. 89.
aīśāna (अईशान, aishana), m. 1. 80. =īśāna, the second heaven.

Starting with AU:

auddhurya (औद्धुर्य), m. n. 3. 328, liveliness.
auṣṭrika (औष्ट्रिक, aushtrika), m. 4. 519, camel-man, PH. s.v. oṭṭhiya.

Starting with K:

kaḍadāsa (कडदास, kadadasa), m. 11. 521, n. of a gang of thieves.
kanaka (कनक), Pra. 21. n. of mountain =Meru.
kandala (कन्दल), m. 6. 177, shoot, L.
karaṇḍaka (करण्डक, karandaka), m. 1. 119, back-bone.
kartrikā (कर्त्रिका, kartrika), f. 4. 218, knife.
kalaṅkalikānila (कलङ्कलिकानिल, kalankalikanila), m. 4. 234, cyclone (?)
kalkin (कल्किन्), m. 13. 79, n. of king, L.
kalpānala (कल्पानल, kalpanala), m. 4. 429, fire at end of world.
kalyāṇineya (कल्याणिनेय, kalyanineya), m. 11. 498, son of a fortunate lady. Whitney, A Sanskrit Grammar, 1216 b, mentions it as not quotable.
kāmanā (कामना, kamana), f. 7. 204, desire for, L.
kārpaṭika (कार्पटिक, karpatika), m. 3. 114, traveler.
kunthu (कुन्थु), f. 4. 444; 13. 245, a very small insect.
kumāra (कुमार, kumara), 12. 166, evil death.
kautuka (कौतुक), n. 4. 278, amusement.
kṣamaṇa (क्षमण, kshamana), m. n. 3. 104, asking pardon.
kṣamaṇā (क्षमणा, kshamana), f. 1. 266, pardon, forgiveness; includes asking and bestowing forgiveness.
kṣamāśramana (क्षमाश्रमन, kshamashramana), m. 7, 14, ascetic.
kṣīradru (क्षीरद्रु, kshiradru), m. 13. 30, fig. tree, L.
kṣudra (क्षुद्र, kshudra), m. 3. 231, young sādhu.
kṣudra (क्षुद्र, kshudra), adj. 9. 4, cruel, L.
kṣulla (ka) m. 3. 234 (क्षुल्ल (क) म्. ३. २३४, kshulla (ka) m. 3. 234), 280, a junior sādhu.
kṣaireyī (क्षैरेयी, kshaireyi), f. 3. 400, a dish prepared with milk, L.

Starting with KH:

khaṇḍamodaka (खण्डमोदक, khandamodaka), m. 4. 158, sugar-cake.
khātikā (खातिका, khatika), f. 12. 296, ditch, L.
kheṭ (खेट्, khet), 12. 403, to plough.

Starting with G:

gaṇarāj (गणराज्, ganaraj), m. 4. 138, vassal, PH.
gaṇḍapāṣāṇa (गण्डपाषाण, gandapashana), m. 12. 236, large stone.
gatamātra (गतमात्र, gatamatra), adj. 7. 182: 12. 322, as soon as arrived.
gardabhābja (गर्दभाब्ज, gardabhabja), n. 13. 49, white lotus, L.
gāruḍika (गारुडिक, garudika), m. 4. 445, snake-charmer.
gurudeva (गुरुदेव), m. 13. 127, respectful term for a guru.
grāmakola (ग्रामकोल, gramakola), m. 6. 17, domestic pig, L.

Starting with GH:

ghanāghana (घनाघन, ghanaghana), m. 4. 186, cloud. Abhi. 2. 78.
ghṛtelikā (घृतेलिका, ghritelika), f. 4. 197, cockroach, L.

Starting with C:

cakra (चक्र), n. 12. 113, strand of necklace.
cakrin (चक्रिन्), m. 12. 71, potter, L.
cakrīvat (चक्रीवत्, cakrivat), m. 3. 535, donkey, L.
caṭ (चट्, cat), 13- 204, to increase in successive stages. Cf. H. caḍhanā; Guj. caḍhavuṃ.
candrahāsa (चन्द्रहास, candrahasa), m. 11. 162, m. of a wine.
cāritrāvāraka (चारित्रावारक, caritravaraka), adj. 6. 410 =cāritramohanīya, good-conduct-deluding (karma).
chandas (छन्दस्), n. 5.21, dais.

Starting with J:

jaṅgala (जङ्गल, jangala), m. 6. 289, meat, L.
janmavat (जन्मवत्), adj. 6. 374, having a fruitful birth.
jamāli (जमालि, jamali), m. 8. 33, n. of Mahāvīra’s nephew and son-in-law. MW has jamālin.
jāgarika (जागरिक, jagarika), adj. 4. 65, watchful.
jīvantasvāmin (जीवन्तस्वामिन्, jivantasvamin), m. 11. 608, vīra while alive.
jugupsana (जुगुप्सन), n. 7. 144, disgust.
jṛmbh (जृम्भ्, jrimbh), 4. 60, to be attentive.
jyotiṣka (ज्योतिष्क, jyotishka), m. 3. 171, astrologer.

Starting with Ḍ:

ḍāmarin (डामरिन्, damarin), m. 13. 83, lord, governor.

Starting with T:

takṣakāya (तक्षकाय, takshakaya), nom, 2. 114, to be like Takṣaka.
taddhana (तद्धन),adj. 2. 142, niggardly, L; m. 11. 381, miser.
tāraṇa (तारण, tarana), m. 4. 353, boat, L.
tāla=tālapiśāca (ताल=तालपिशाच, tala=talapishaca), 3. 593.
tālaka (तालक, talaka), m. 7.211, lock, L.
tālapiśāca (तालपिशाच, talapishaca), m. 3. 148, a tall piśāca, PH.
titīrṣu (तितीर्षु, titirshu), adj. 3. 290, wishing to cross.
tumba (तुम्ब), n. t. 168, the hub of a wheel.
tulanā (तुलना, tulana), f. 3. 449, meditation.
tṛṇagopālikā (तृणगोपालिका, trinagopalika), f. 8. 439, a grass insect. See Desī, 2. 98, goālikā.
tṛṇatā (तृणता, trinata), f. 6. 367, a state of being straw, insignificance.
tejavājin (तेजवाजिन्, tejavajin), m. 3. 84, a fine horse.
tridaṇḍin (त्रिदण्डिन्, tridandin), m. 1. 36, triple staff.
tripadī (त्रिपदी, tripadi), f. 6. 399, chain, fetter, Abhi, 4. 296.
trota (त्रोत), adj. 3. 331, worn out.

Starting with D:

daṇḍapāda (दण्डपाद, dandapada), m. 4. 271, a kind of dramatic action. See n. 271,
dāna (दान, dana), 6. 31, see dvāradāna.
durmatta (दुर्मत्त), aḍj. 6. 351, arrogant.
dūijjantaka (दूइज्जन्तक, duijjantaka), m. 3. 49, n. of sect of ascetics.
dūtikā (दूतिका, dutika), f. 11. 282, go-between, L.
devacchanda (देवच्छन्द), n. 5. 184, dais in a samavasaraṇa.
devadūṣya (देवदूष्य, devadushya), n. 2. 196, a garment of fine material.
dohada (दोहद), n. 11. 490, pregnancy-whim. Only L. in neuter.
dvāradāna (द्वारदान, dvaradana), n. 6. 31, closing of door. Cf. Guj. devuṃ, which means both ‘to give’ and ‘to close.’ dvitīyavayasa, adj. 11. 138, middle-aged, L.
dvīka (द्वीक, dvika), m. 13. 42, crow.

Starting with DH:

dhanāya (धनाय, dhanaya), nom. 7. 96, to seek money.
dhūpadahana (धूपदहन, dhupadahana), n. 7. 210, incense-bumer.

Starting with N:

nibandha (निबन्ध), m. n. 12. 102, persistence, PH.
nirjarya (निर्जर्य), adj. 4, 53, to be destroyed.
nirvīrā (निर्वीरा, nirvira), f. 11. 153, a woman whose husband and sons are dead, L.
niṣkala (निष्कल, nishkala), adj. 4. 267, having a soft sound. See Bharatakośa, s.v.
niṣkuta (निष्कुत, nishkuta), m. n. 1. 202, ojie of the 4 divisions of Bharatakṣetra bounded by Vaitāḍhya, the ocean, and the Sindhu or Gaṅgā.
niṣṭhita (निष्ठित, nishthita), adj. 13. 63, consumed.
nīlavatī (नीलवती, nilavati), f. 12. 390, n. of mt.
naiṣṭhika (नैष्ठिक, naishthika), adj. 2, 5, having good character. See PH. niṭṭhā.
nausainya (नौसैन्य), m. 4. 141, 516, sailor, marine.

Starting with P:

pakkaṇa (पक्कण, pakkana), m. 4. 228, outcaste.
paṭu (पटु, patu), adj. 1. 66, healthy, L.
padmavedi (पद्मवेदि), f. 4. 422, n. of terrace of Saudharma, K., p. 214.
parabrahman (परब्रह्मन्), n. 5. 45, emancipation.
parākṣepa (पराक्षेप, parakshepa), m. 12. 213=ākṣepa, challenge.
pariṣaha (परिषह, parishaha), m. 6. 13, trial.
parīkṣ (परीक्ष्, pariksh), 6. 94, to test.
palala (पलल), m. 13. 167, flesh, L.
pāṭūpaṭa (पाटूपट, patupata), adj. 11.116, repeatedly splitting (?),
pāṇḍura (पाण्डुर, pandura), m. 12. 62, n. of a Brāhman sect.
pādāvaṣṭhamba (पादावष्ठम्ब, padavashthamba), m. 4. 416, footstep.
pāparddhi (पापर्द्धि, paparddhi), f. 12. 67, hunting, PH, s.v. pāraddhi.
pāramparya (पारम्पर्य, paramparya), n. 4. 100, story,
pāripanthika (पारिपन्थिक, paripanthika), m. 7. 96, robber.
piśācakin (पिशाचकिन्, pishacakin), m. H. 240, =piśāca, a kind of demon.
putrabhāṇḍa (पुत्रभाण्ड, putrabhanda), n. =putrapātra, 2. 43, worthy child.
puṣpagucchāya (पुष्पगुच्छाय, pushpagucchaya), nom. Pra. 9, to be like a bouquet.
puṣpalāvī (पुष्पलावी, pushpalavi), f. 7. 89, flower-gatherer.
puṣpottara (पुष्पोत्तर, pushpottara), 1. 269, n. of a heavenly palace.
pūṇika (पूणिक, punika), m. 7. 297, =pūlaka, bunch.
pṛṣṭhacampā (पृष्ठचम्पा, prishthacampa), f. 9. 166, n. of city, peṭā, f. 7. 209, basket, L.
poṣa (पोष, posha), m. 4. 478 =pauṣa, n. of a month. Poṣa is Prakrit.
pauṃsna (पौंस्न, paumsna), m. 1. 134, group of men.
prakrama (प्रक्रम), m. 4. 295, effort.
praguṇīkṛta (प्रगुणीकृत, pragunikrita), adj. 3. 290, made ready.
praṇaya (प्रणय, pranaya), m. 7. 321, salutation, L.
pratilabh (प्रतिलभ्), 1. 19, to give refreshment to sadhus.
pratyākāra (प्रत्याकार, pratyakara), m. n. 4. 400, scabbard, L.
pramadvara (प्रमद्वर), adj. 4. 501, zealous.
pravartinī (प्रवर्तिनी, pravartini), f. 7. 228, head-nun.
prāṇāma (प्राणाम, pranama), m. n. 4. 380, n. of a penance, described in 4. 380-384.
priyapraśna (प्रियप्रश्न, priyaprashna), m. 4. 342s =suyātrapraśna.
prerya (प्रेर्य), m. 12. 13, dependent.
pronmātha (प्रोन्माथ, pronmatha), m. n. Pra. 10. destruction.

Starting with B:

banda (बन्द), n. 4.78, prisoner, PH; 7.248, prison (?).
bālakuṭṭaka (बालकुट्टक, balakuttaka), m. 3.537, abuser if boys.
bālatapas (बालतपस्, balatapas), n. 3.616, foolish penance.
brahman (ब्रह्मन्), n. 6.52, chastity.

Starting with BH:

bhasmaka (भस्मक), m. n. 13.227, n. of planet, PH, s. v. bhassa.
bhāra (भार, bhara), m. 4.239, Balfour says, s. v. =960 lbs. in Guj. See n. 108.
bhaiṣajya (भैषज्य, bhaishajya), n. 11.85, cure, L.
bhramaka (भ्रमक), m. 12.252, operator.

Starting with M:

matkuṭa (मत्कुट, matkuta), m. 12.66 =matkuṇa, bug. Perhaps a MS error.
madamukha (मदमुख), m. 6.340, a mature elephant, L.
madhuyaṣṭi (मधुयष्टि, madhuyashti), f. 8.249 =°yaṣṭī, liquorice, L.
manasikṛ (मनसिकृ, manasikri), 4.438, to concentrate on, L.
maraṇānta (मरणान्त, marananta), adj. 4.278, for life.
martukāma (मर्तुकाम, martukama), aḍj. 3.305, wishing to die.
mahāpotāya (महापोताय, mahapotaya), nom. 11.89, to be a big ship.
mahāśilākaṇṭaka (महाशिलाकण्टक, mahashilakantaka), m. 12.252, n. of a battle, big stone and thorn.
mahiman (महिमन्), m. 3.180, festival.
mahodaya (महोदय), m. Pra. 15, lord, master, L.
mānava (मानव, manava), m. 13.271, n. of a pillar in heavenly palaces.
māṇikya (माणिक्य, manikya), n. 2.90; 6.184, gem in general.
māra (मार, mara), 11.84, beating.
moṭita (मोटित, motita), aḍj. 4.315, twisted, PH.
maulimāṇikya (मौलिमाणिक्य, maulimanikya), n. 6.184, crest-jewel.
raṇatūra (रणतूर, ranatura), n. 12.224, war-drum.

Starting with R:

rathikībhū (रथिकीभू, rathikibhu), 4.393, to become a charioteer.
rājakīra (राजकीर, rajakira), m. 7.299, parrot.
rājacakra (राजचक्र, rajacakra), n. 11.307 =rājamaṇḍala, the circle of a king’s neighbours.
rajāvartman (रजावर्त्मन्, rajavartman), n. 4.530, king’s highway.
rājyāṅga (राज्याङ्ग, rajyanga), m. 6.186, requisite of regal administration, L.
rodhaveśma (रोधवेश्म, rodhaveshma), n. 4.564, prison.

Starting with L:

lavasattama (लवसत्तम), m. 5.29=°saptama, gods in the highest heavens, the Anuttaras.
leśa (लेश, lesha), m. 3.155, the most insignificant.
lokottama (लोकोत्तम), aḍj. 12.349, most superior.
loṣṭu (लोष्टु, loshtu), m. 3.240, a clod, L.

Starting with V:

varaṇaka (वरणक, varanaka), n. 7.274, marriage.
vardhāpikā (वर्धापिका, vardhapika), f. 12.132, nurse, Only H. Pariś.
vāti (वाति, vati) (or ī), f. 12.212, wind.
vānamantara (वानमन्तर, vanamantara), m. 6.44, =vyantara, a class of gods.
viccharda (विच्छर्द), m. n. 4.329, pomp.
vicchā?aybhū, 11.151, to become lusterless.
vibhaṅga (विभङ्ग, vibhanga), m. 3.93, wrong clairvoyance, PH.
viṣṭi (विष्टि, vishti), f. 13.79, n. of a half-tithi, PH.
vīrajayantikā (वीरजयन्तिका, virajayantika), f. 12.239, war-dance, L.
vedya (वेद्य), adj. 5.15, suitable for experience.
vesara (वेसर), m. 4.266, =vesaraśāḍaba (?), rāga, Bharatakośa. MW has śāḍava, ‘n. of particular Rāgas.’ One MS glosses it ‘tāna.’

Starting with Ś:

śarad (शरद्, sharad), f. 12.135, year. L.
śastatā (शस्तता, shastata), f. 13.230 favorableness.
śārdūla (शार्दूल, shardula), m, 9.136, probably = siṃha, lion, L.
śālāvṛka (शालावृक, shalavrika), m. 3.539, house-dog, L.
śikhaṇḍin (शिखण्डिन्, shikhandin), m. 13.9, weakling.
śailagaṇḍa (शैलगण्ड, shailaganda), m. 12.228, big rock.
śreṇibhakta (श्रेणिभक्त, shrenibhakta), n. 3.463, guild-feast.

Starting with Ṣ:

ṣiḍga (षिड्ग, shidga), m. 4.424, weakling.

Starting with S:

saṃrohiṇī (संरोहिणी, samrohini), f. 4.646, a healing herb. PH, saṃrohaṇī.
sakala (सकल), adj. 4.267, having a loud sound. See Bharatakośa, s.v.
sakāmanam (सकामनम्, sakamanam), 4.407, lovingly.
saṅghaṭ (सङ्घट्, sanghat), 6.239, to arrange a meeting, L.
sanakha (सनख), adj. 4.123, unhusked, L.
sandhā (सन्धा, sandha), 13.232, to mend, repair.
sannyāsa (सन्न्यास, sannyasa), m. 1.216, fast, L.
samuddhata (समुद्धत), 4.447, arrogant. L.
sampuṭa (सम्पुट, samputa), m. 5.555 with √dā, to close.
sarvakāmaguṇa (सर्वकामगुण, sarvakamaguna), m. 3.289, having a fine flavor, a tasty dish, PE.
sarvasannahana (सर्वसन्नहन), n. 12.215, L=sarvasannāha, complete armor.
sāmācārī (सामाचारी, samacari), f. 8.234, practices of sādhus, PH.
sāmudra (सामुद्र, samudra), n. 3.394. an impression or mark on the body, L.
siddhāyatana (सिद्धायतन, siddhayatana), n. 1.276 =siddhālayana, n. 1.280, temple to the eternal Arhats.
sudāḍha (सुदाढ, sudadha), m. 3.294, n. of a Nāgakumara.
suyātrāpraśna (सुयात्राप्रश्न, suyatraprashna), m. 4.339, question about the vihāra. See n. 125.
svādurasa (स्वादुरस, svadurasa), m. 11.191, liquor, L.
svābhāvika (स्वाभाविक, svabhavika), adj. 8.338 = śāśvata, eternal, KSK, p. 35.

Starting with H:

hakkā (हक्का, hakka), f. 4.427, challenge.
hastaśātaka (हस्तशातक, hastashataka), m. n. 2.182, handkerchief.
hasantī (हसन्ती, hasanti), f. 7.7 =hasantikā, a portable fire-vessel.
hastitāpasa (हस्तितापस, hastitapasa), m. 7.330, a sect of ascetics who live on elephant-meat, PH. See n. 172.
hastottara (हस्तोत्तर), m. n. 2.3, n. of a constellation.

Various:

dīpamallī (दीपमल्ली, dipamalli), f. 1.2.359, lampstand.
śrīdāmagaṇḍa (ka) n. 1.2.618; 2.2.507; 3.1.207; 5.5.94 (श्रीदामगण्ड (क) न्. १.२.६१८; २.२.५०७; ३.१.२०७; ५.५.९४, shridamaganda (ka) n. 1.2.618; 2.2.507; 3.1.207; 5.5.94), a golden ball with clusters of garlands.