udakaM [ uMd-Rvul ni° nalopaSca Uṇ. 2. 39 ] Water; anItvA paMkatAM DUlimudakaM nAvatizWate Śi. 2. 34. udakaM dA , -pradA or kf To offer a libation of water to a dead person; udakaM upaspfS to touch certain parts of the body with water, bathe; [ cf. Gr. hudor ; L. unda ‘a wave’]. Comp. — aMtaH margin of water, bank, shore; odakAMtAtsnigDo jano'nugaMtavya iti SrUyate Ś. 4. — arTin a. desirous of water, thirsty. — Atman a. chiefly consisting of water. — ADAraH a reservoir, a cistern, well. — udaMjanaH a water-jar. — udaraM dropsy. — udarin a. dropsical. — odanaH rice boiled with water. — karman, -kAryaM , — kriyA, -dAnaM presentation of (a libation) of water to dead ancestors or the manes; vfkodarasyodakakriyAM kuru Ve. 6 ; Y. 3. 4. — kuMBaH a water-jar. — kfcCraH a kind of vow. — gAhaH entering water, bathing. — giriH , parvataH a mountain abounding in streams of water. — grahaRaM drinking water; Pt. 1. — caMdraH a kind of magic. — da, -dAtf, -dAyin, -dAnika a. giver of water. — (daH) 1 a giver of water to the manes. 2 an heir, near kinsman. — dAnaM = °karman q. v. — DaraH a cloud. — parIkzA a kind of ordeal. — pUrvakaM ind. preceded by the pouring of ( pb ) water, by pouring water on the hand as preparatory to or confirmatory of a gift or promise. — pratIkASa a. watery, like water. — BAraH, -vIvaDaH a yoke for carrying water. — BUmaH water or moist soil. — maMqaluH a water-pitcher ( Ved. ). — maMTaH a kind of peeled grain. — mehaH a sort of diabetes (passing watery urine). — mehin a. suffering from this disease. — vajraH 1 a thunder-shower. 2 thunderbolt in the form of shower; Śi. 8. 39. — SAkaM any aquatic herb. — SAMtiH f. sprinkling holy or consecrated water over a sick person to allay fever; cf. SAMtyudakaM . — SudDa a. bathed, purified by ablutions. — saktuH ground rice moistened with water. — sparSaH 1 touching different parts of the body with water. 2 touching water preparatory to or in confirmation of an oath, gift, or promise. — hAraH a water-carrier.