मङ्गल्य

{ maṅgalya }

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

मङ्गल्य  mfn.  mf( आ)n. auspicious, lucky, conferring happiness, [Kauś.]; [Mn.]; [MBh.] &c.
   beautiful, pleasing, agreeable, [MW.]
   pious, pure, holy, [Uttarar.]
मङ्गल्य  m.  m. Cicer Lens, [Suśr.]
    Aegle Marmelos, [Sāh.]
    Ficus Religiosa, [L.]
मङ्गलार्हा    Ficus Heterophylla, [L.] (correctly )
   the cocoa-nut tree, I.
    Feronia Elephantum, [L.]
   a species of करञ्ज, [L.]
जीवक   = , [L.]
    N. of a serpent demon, [Buddh.]
मङ्गल्य  n.  n. an auspicious prayer, [MārkP.]
   any ausp° thing, [Gaut.]; [Suśr.]
    [Var.] (sg. collectively, [Hcat.])
   bathing with the juice of all medicinal plants, [L.]
   water brought from various sacred places for the consecration of a king &c., [MW.]
   sour curds, [L.]
   sandal wood, [L.]
   a kind of Agallochum, [L.]
   gold, [L.]
   red lead, [L.]

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

मङ्गल्य [maṅgalya] a.  a. [मङ्गलाय हितं यत्]
   Auspicious, fortunate, happy, lucky, prosperous; मङ्गल्यं मङ्गलं विष्णुम् [Mb.1.1.24;] मङ्गल्यं ब्राह्मणस्य स्यात् [Ms.2.31.]
   Pleasing, agreeable, beautiful.
   Holy, pure, pious; त्रिलोकीमङ्गल्याम् [U.4.1.]
   ल्यः The sacred fig-tree.
   The cocoa-nut tree.
   A sort of pulse.
   The Bilva tree.
   ल्या A species of fragrant sandal; मङ्गल्यागुरुशिशिरा गन्धाढ्या दोषवाहिका Rājanighaṇṭu.
  N. N. of Durgā.
   A kind of aloewood.
   A particular perfume.
   A particular yellow pigment.
   ल्यम् Auspicious water for the coronation of a king (brought from various holy places).
   Gold.
   Sandal-wood.
   Red lead.
   Sour curds.

Shabda-Sagara

मङ्गल्य  mfn.  ( -ल्यः-ल्या-ल्यं)
   1. Auspicious, propitious, conferring happi- ness, prosperity, &c.
   2. Beautiful, pleasing, agreeable.
   2. Pure, pious.
  m.  ( -ल्यः)
   1. A plant, commonly Trayamāna.
   2. The holy fig-tree, (Ficus religiosa.)
   3. The Vilwa, (Ægle marme- los.)
   4. A sort of pulse, (Cicer lens.)
   5. The cocoanut-tree.
  f.  ( -ल्या)
   1. A fragrant sort of Agallochum or aloe wood.
   2. A kind of Mimosa, (M. Suma, Rox.)
   3. A herb, commonly Gojihvā, (Hieracium or according to Rox's Catalogue, a herb of the same class, Elephantopus scaber.)
   4. A sort of grass, (Andropogun aciculatum.)
   5. A sort of fennel, (Anethum sowa.) 6. A sort or perfume, commonly Rochanā.
   7. A kind of Orris root, (Acorus calamus.)
  n.  ( -ल्यं)
   1. Sour curds.
   2. Sandal.
   3. Red lead. 4. Gold.
   5. Water brought from various sacred places for the coronation of a king.
    E. मङ्गल prosperous and यत् aff.

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