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| sandileya , as a descendant of sandila or of sandilya | |||||||||
| sandilya, as -lii, am dscendd from sandila, composed by | |||||||||
| sandilya ;as | |||||||||
| n of muni or sage (from whom one of the three | |||||||||
| pricipal families of the kanouj or kanyakubja | |||||||||
| brahmans is said the be descended; he is the author | |||||||||
| of the law book and the bakhti sutras) | |||||||||
| a form od agni or fire | |||||||||
| a kind of tree | |||||||||
| marmelos (vilva) | |||||||||
| sandilya vidya f, the doctrine of sandilya (in the chandogya upanisha | |||||||||
| sandilya sutra , am, n in the aphorism of sandilya on faith and devotion (bhakti -sutra) | |||||||||
| sandilyayana, as m, patronymic | |||||||||
| saatan as, aa, am (fr,rt,so ef, sita ,or in some senses perhaps to be reagarded as an anom past pass part of rt sad, sharpened, sharo,whetted | |||||||||
| thin , slender, amaciated, weak, feeble,beautiful, handsome; bappy, propsperous | |||||||||
| joy, pleasure , happiness, the thorn apple | |||||||||
| sata sikha, as ii, am, sharp pointed (as the nails ) | |||||||||
| satadari f, a thin waisted woman | |||||||||
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