kzaRaH · kzaRaM
kzaRaH, -RaM [ kzaRoti duHKaM kzaR-ac ] 1 An instant, moment, measure of time equal to 4/5 of a second; kzaRamAtramfzistasTO suptamIna iva hradaH R. 1. 73 ; 2. 60 ; Me. 26 ; kzaRamavatizWasva wait a moment. 2 Leisure; ahamapi labDakzaRaH svagehaM gacCAmi M. 1 ; Pt. 1. 138 ; gfhItaH kzaRaH Ś. 2 ‘my leisure is at your disposal’ i. e. I pledge my word to do your work. 3 A fit moment or opportunity; raho nAsti kzaRo nAsti nAsti prArTayitA naraH Pt. 1. 138 ; Me. 62 ; aDigatakzaRaH Dk. 147. 4 An auspicious or lucky moment. 5 A festival, joy, delight. 6 Dependence, servitude. 7 The centre, the middle. 8 A certain day of the fortnight (as the full moon). (In comp. kzaRa is translated by ‘momentary’, ‘temporary.’ kzaRAt, -kzaRena in a moment, at once, immediately). Comp. — aMtare ind. the next moment, after a little while. — kzepaH a momentary delay. — daH an astrologer. — (daM) 1 night-blindness. 2 water. — (dA) 1 night; kzaRAdaTEza kzaRadApatipraBaH N. 1. 67 ; R. 8. 74 ; 16. 45 ; Śi. 3. 53. 2 turmeric. °karaH, °patiH the moon; Śi. 9. 70. °caraH a night-walker, a demon; sAnuplavaH praBurapi kzaRadAcarARAM ( pb ) R. 13. 75. °AMDyaM night-blindness, nyctalopsis. — dyutiH f. , — prakASA , — praBA lightning. — niHSvAsaH the porpoise. — BaMgura a. transient, frail, perishable; H. 4. 130. — mAtraM ind. for a moment. — rAmin m. a pigeon. — viDvaMsin a. perishable in a moment. ( — m. ) a class of atheistic philosophers who deny the continued identity of any part of nature, and maintain that the universe perishes and undergoes a new creation every instant.
kzaRaH, -RaM [ kzaRoti duHKaM kzaR-ac ] 1 An instant, moment, measure of time equal to 4/5 of a second; kzaRamAtramfzistasTO suptamIna iva hradaH R. 1. 73 ; 2. 60 ; Me. 26 ; kzaRamavatizWasva wait a moment. 2 Leisure; ahamapi labDakzaRaH svagehaM gacCAmi M. 1 ; Pt. 1. 138 ; gfhItaH kzaRaH Ś. 2 ‘my leisure is at your disposal’ i. e. I pledge my word to do your work. 3 A fit moment or opportunity; raho nAsti kzaRo nAsti nAsti prArTayitA naraH Pt. 1. 138 ; Me. 62 ; aDigatakzaRaH Dk. 147. 4 An auspicious or lucky moment. 5 A festival, joy, delight. 6 Dependence, servitude. 7 The centre, the middle. 8 A certain day of the fortnight (as the full moon). (In comp. kzaRa is translated by ‘momentary’, ‘temporary.’ kzaRAt, -kzaRena in a moment, at once, immediately). Comp. — aMtare ind. the next moment, after a little while. — kzepaH a momentary delay. — daH an astrologer. — (daM) 1 night-blindness. 2 water. — (dA) 1 night; kzaRAdaTEza kzaRadApatipraBaH N. 1. 67 ; R. 8. 74 ; 16. 45 ; Śi. 3. 53. 2 turmeric. °karaH, °patiH the moon; Śi. 9. 70. °caraH a night-walker, a demon; sAnuplavaH praBurapi kzaRadAcarARAM ( pb ) R. 13. 75. °AMDyaM night-blindness, nyctalopsis. — dyutiH f. , — prakASA , — praBA lightning. — niHSvAsaH the porpoise. — BaMgura a. transient, frail, perishable; H. 4. 130. — mAtraM ind. for a moment. — rAmin m. a pigeon. — viDvaMsin a. perishable in a moment. ( — m. ) a class of atheistic philosophers who deny the continued identity of any part of nature, and maintain that the universe perishes and undergoes a new creation every instant.