kazwa mfn. (perhaps p.p. of √ kaz , Pāṇ. vii, 2, 22 ; Vop. 26, 111 , Kāś. on Pāṇ. vi, 2, 47 ), bad, R.
kazwa a. [ kaz-kta ] 1 Bad, evil, ill, wrong; rAmahastamanuprApya kazwAt kazwataraM gatA R. 15. 43 ‘gone from bad to worse’, (reduced to a wretched condition). 2 Painful, grievous; mohAdaBUtkazwataraH praboDaH R. 14. 56 ; kazwo'yaM Kalu BftyaBAvaH Ratn. 1 full of cares; Ms. 7. 50 ; Māl. 9. 37 ; Y. 3. 29 ; kazwA vfttiH parADInA kazwo vAso nirASrayaH . ( pb ) nirDano vyavasAyaSca sarvakazwA daridratA .. Chāṇ. 59 3 Difficult; strIzu kazwo' DikAraH V. 3. 1 ; U. 7. 4 Hard to subdue (as an enemy); Ms. 7. 186 , 210. 5 Mischievous, hurtful, injurious. 6 Boding evil. 7 Sorrowful, miserable. — zwaM 1 Evil, difficulty, misery, suffering, hardship, pain; kazwaM KalvanapatyatA Ś. 6 ; DigarTAH kazwasaMSrayAH Pt. 1. 163. 2 Sin, wickedness. 3 Difficulty, effort; kazwena some how or other. — zwaM ind. Alas! Ah.! hA Dik kazwaM; hA kazwaM jarayABiBUtapuruzaH putrEravajYAyate Pt. 4. 78. Comp. — Agata a. arrived or got with difficulty. — kara a. giving pain, troublesome. — kAraH -kArakaH the world (as the scene of miseries). — tapas a. one who practises hard penance; Ś. 7 — saMSraya a. attended with troubles: Pt. 1. 163 ; 2. 118. — sADya a. to be accomplished with difficulty. — sTAnaM a bad station, a difficult or disagreeable place.