indra ... ittham


1 indr/a: pn (WP Indra, king of the devas, husband of zacI, biological father of arjuna);
lord, king
2 indradatt/a: pn
3 indragopak/a: pn (a sort of bug, small, red and cute, WP Trombidiidae, see images)
4 indrajAl/a: n sham, illusion, delusion, magic, sorcery, juggle, sleight-of-hand
5 indraji/t: pn (of a son of rAvaNa)

7 indrAN/I: pn (of zacI, the wife of indra)
8 indraprasth/a: pn (of a city)
9 indrasen/A: pn (daughter of nala)
10 indrasen/a: pn (son of nala)
11 indrat/A: lordship;
Indrahood (state of being king of the gods)
12 indratv/a: lordship;
Indrahood (state of being king of the gods)

14 indrAyudh/a: (indra's bow:)rainbow
15 indriy/aA: n sense, organ
16 indriyagrAm/a: (sg) the senses, the organs
17 ind/u: moon
18 Ips/A: wish to get;
asking (Ap + san + a'', with Ap;jJapy;RdhAm It)
19 Ips/ati: wants to get, reach (Ap + san, with ApjJapyRdhAmIt)
20 Ips/atR: wanting to get, reach
21 Ipsit/aA: wanted, desired

23 Ips/u: that wants to get (Ap + san + u', with Ap;jJapy;RdhAm It)
24 irAv/atu: pn (of a son of arjuna)
25 Iray/ati: he says (Ir)
26 Iray/atR: rising;
saying loudly
27 iriN/a: salt soil, barren soil;
hole in the ground, pothole
28 Irit/aA: (Ir + Nic + kta) sent, dispatched;
said, uttered;
set in motion, made to move
29 IrSy/aA: f envy
30 IrSy/u: envious, jealous, proud
31 IS/A: the pole or shafts of a carriage or plough
32 ISad: a bit (see ISaddussuSu);
easily
33 ISAdant/a: having tusks as long as a chariot-pole

35 iSIk/A: reed, rush, stem or stalk of grass used as an arrow
36 iST/aA: liked, wanted, desirable, good (iS + kta);
sacrificed (yaj + kta, with vacisvapi);
n a sacrifice, offering, oblation

38 iST/i: ritual
39 iSTvA: sacrificed and
40 iS/u: arrow
41 iSudh/i: quiver
42 iSupAte: within arrow-range
43 ISus: they wanted, they tried
44 iSvAs/a: bow, bowman
45 iSvastr/a: n 'arrow-thrower', a bow
46 iSy/ate: is wanted
47 it/aA: (was) gone (iN' + kta)
48 itar/a: another, the other one
49 itaratra: otherwise
50 itare: others, the other ones (has jas)


53 itaretaram: each other
54 itas: from here
55 It/i: f plague , distress , any calamity of the season (as drought , excessive rain , swarm of rats , foreign invasion)
56 iti: (closes a quotation, see iti for examples) saying, thinking
57 itihAs/a: story, history, the Epics

59 ittham: and that's how, thus

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