BUtiH f. [ BU-ktin ] 1 Being, existence. 2 Birth, production. 3 Wellbeing, welfare, happiness, prosperity; prajAnAmeva BUtyarTaM sa tAByo balimagrahIt R. 1. 18 ; narapatikulaBUtyE 2. 75 ; sa vo'stu BUtyE BagavAn mukuMdaH Vikr. 1. 2. 4 Success, good fortune. 5 Wealth, riches, fortune; vipatpratIkArapareRa maMgalaM nizevyate BUtisamutsukena vA Ku. 5. 76. 6 Grandeur, dignity, majesty. 7 Ashes; BftaBUtirahInaBogaBAk Śi. 16. 71 (where BUti means ‘riches’ also); sPuwopamaM BUtisitena SuMBunA 1. 4. 8 Decoration of elephants with coloured stripes; BakticCedEriva ciracitAM BUtimaMge gajasya Me. 19. 9 The superhuman power attainable by the practice of penance or magical rites. 10 Fried meat. 11 The rutting of elephants. — tiH 1 An epithet of Śiva. 2 Of Viṣṇu 3 Of a class of Manes. Comp. — karman n. any auspicious or festive rite. — kAma a. desirous of prosperity. — (maH) 1 a minister of state. 2 an epithet of Bṛhaspati. — kAlaH a happy or auspicious hour. — kIlaH 1 a hole, pit. 2 a meat. 3 a cellar, an underground room. — kft m. an epithet of Śiva. — garBaH an epithet of Bhavabhūti. — daH an epithet of Śiva. — niDAnaM the lunar mansion called DanizWA . — BUzaRaH an epithet of Śiva. — vAhanaH an epithet of Śiva.