{"dhatu":{"slug":"ghasa","root_iast":"ghaṣa","root_slp1":"Gaza","dev":"घष","gana":1,"ganaName":"bhvadi","pada":"A","meaning":"kāntikaraṇe","meaning_english":"to cleanse, to purify","meaning_hindi":"स्वच्छ करना, चमकाना, साफ करना","dhaturoopnandini_note":"","tags":"उदात्तोपदेशः","sutras":[{"id":"5.4.57","text":"अव्यक्तानुकरणाद् द्व्यजवरार्धाद् अनितौ डाच्","transliteration":"avyaktānukaraṇād dvyajavarārdhād anitau ḍāc","english":"The affix ḍāc comes after the half of a word denoting an imitation of an inarticulate sound when such half consists of at least two syllables and when it is not followed by the quotation-mark iti,","explainer":"The sound in which the letters अ आ &c are not distinctly expressed is called avyakta 'unmanifest' or 'inarticulate'. The imitation of such a sound is called avyakta-anukarana. That whose half consists of at least two syllables is called dvyajavarardha, that is a polysylla"}],"upasargas":[],"lemma_count":4},"neighbors":{"prev":{"slug":"glaha","root_iast":"glaha"},"next":{"slug":"ghusi","root_iast":"ghuṣi"}},"wordGroups":[{"title":"Other","words":[{"slug":"ghasa","headword":"ghāsa","definitions":["[mw] saka,s/i, see ghas. 045714 377,2 69777"],"dictionaries":["mw"],"basis":"Other","textCount":16},{"slug":"ghasah","headword":"ghasaḥ","definitions":["[apte] The eater, devourer."],"dictionaries":["apte"],"basis":"Other","textCount":0},{"slug":"ghasah-2","headword":"ghāsaḥ","definitions":["[apte] [ghas karmaṇi ghañ] 1 Food. --2 Meadow or pasture grass; ghāsābhāvā- t Pt. 5; ghāsamuṣṭiṃ paragave dadyāt saṃvatsaraṃ tu yaḥ Mb. --Comp. --kuṃdaṃ, --sthānaṃ a pasture. --kūṭaṃ hay-rick.","[apte] See under ghas."],"dictionaries":["apte"],"basis":"Other","textCount":0},{"slug":"vaighasa","headword":"vaighasa","definitions":["[mw] m. (fr. vi-ghasa) N. of a huntsman Hariv. 130080 1020,3 206721 mfn. feeding on the residue or remains of food MBh. 130081 1020,3 206722"],"dictionaries":["mw"],"basis":"Other","textCount":0}]}],"sutras":[{"id":"5.4.57","text":"अव्यक्तानुकरणाद् द्व्यजवरार्धाद् अनितौ डाच्","transliteration":"avyaktānukaraṇād dvyajavarārdhād anitau ḍāc","english":"The affix ḍāc comes after the half of a word denoting an imitation of an inarticulate sound when such half consists of at least two syllables and when it is not followed by the quotation-mark iti,","explainer":"The sound in which the letters अ आ &c are not distinctly expressed is called avyakta 'unmanifest' or 'inarticulate'. The imitation of such a sound is called avyakta-anukarana. That whose half consists of at least two syllables is called dvyajavarardha, that is a polysylla"}],"wordCount":4}

√ghaṣa घष