Try संस्कृतवाहिनी (A word everyday) | YouTube Channel
कामगुण (kAmaguNa)
कामगुण
kAmaguNa
Masculine
quality
of
desire
कामगुण
kAmaguNa
Masculine
object
of
sense
कामगुण
kAmaguNa
Masculine
affection
कामगुण
kAmaguNa
Masculine
objects
of
the
five
senses
कामगुण
kAmaguNa
Masculine
passion
कामगुण
kAmaguNa
Masculine
sensual
enjoyments
कामगुण
kAmaguNa
Masculine
satiety
कामगुण
kAmaguNa
Masculine
perfect
enjoyment
कामगुणः
पुंलिङ्गम्
कामः
-
गुणः
-
प्रणयोन्माद
का
गुण
कामगुणः
पुंलिङ्गम्
कामः
-
गुणः
-
स्नेह
कामगुणः
पुंलिङ्गम्
कामः
-
गुणः
-
"संतृप्ति,
भरपूर
सुखोपभोग"
कामगुणः
पुंलिङ्गम्
कामः
-
गुणः
-
"विषय,
इन्द्रियों
को
आकृष्ट
करने
वाले
पदार्थ"
कामगुण
पदविभागः
पुल्लिङ्गः
कन्नडार्थः
ಪ್ರೀತಿ
/ಅನುರಾಗ
व्युत्पत्तिः
कामस्य
कामकृतो
वा
गुणः
कामगुण
पदविभागः
पुल्लिङ्गः
कन्नडार्थः
ಸ್ರಕ್
ಚಂದನಾದಿ
ವಿಷಯಗಳು
कामगुण
पदविभागः
पुल्लिङ्गः
कन्नडार्थः
ಪರಿಪೂರ್ಣತೆ
/ತುಂಬಿರುವಿಕೆ
विस्तारः
"अथ
कामगुणो
रागे
विषयाभोगयोरपि"
-
मेदि०
।
५,
अक्ष,
अनिल,
अनुत्तर,
अर्थ,
असु,
आशुग,
इन्द्रिय,
इषु,
कङ्कपत्री,
करणीय,
कलङ्क,
कामगुण,
कामदेव,
खग,
तत्त्व,
तन्मात्र,
धी,
नाराच,
नालीक,
पक्षि,
पञ्च,
पतङ्ग,
पत्रिन्,
पर्व,
पवन,
पाण्डव,
पुत्र,
पृषत्क,
प्राण,
बाण,
भाव,
भूत,
भेदक,
मरुत्,
महाभूत,
महाव्रत,
मार्गण,
रत्न,
लेय,
लेयक,
वध,
वर्ष्मन्,
वात,
वायु,
विशिख,
विषय,
व्रत,
शर,
शरीर,
शस्त्र,
शिलीमुख,
शूक,
श्वसन,
समिति,
सायक,
स्मरबाण,
स्मरेषु
kāma-guṇa,
m.
pl.
(
=
Pali
id.,
defined
as
the
objects
of
the
five
senses,
e.g.
AN
〔iii.411.4
ff.〕
),
qualities
of
desire,
regularly
five
in
number,
in
some
passages
clearly
understood
as
the
objects
of
the
five
senses
as
in
Pali
so
Mv
〔iii.417.2〕
pañca
kāmaguṇe
(
n.
pl.
read
°ṇā?
)
loke
manaḥṣaṣṭhā
praveditā
(
so
read
with
mss.
),
tatra
me
vigato
chando
…
SP
〔79.8〕
(
mā
…
'bhiramadhvaṃ
hīneṣu
)
rūpaśabda-gandha-rasa-sparśeṣu
atra
hi
yūyaṃ
traidhātuke
'bhiratāḥ
pañca-kāmaguṇa-sahagatayā
tṛṣṇayā
dahyatha
yet
in
Mv
〔ii.116.17〕
pañca
kāmaguṇāṃ
(
acc.
pl.
),
specifically
listed
as
nāṭyaṃ
gītaṃ
vāditaṃ
tūryaṃ
striyo
the
fact
seems
to
be
that
the
phrase
became
a
stock
formula
or
cliché,
often
used
without
definite
association
with
any
list
so
Mvy
〔5378,
7373〕
mentions
the
5
kāmaguṇa,
but
never
lists
them
(
in
〔871〕
even
the
number
5
is
lacking
).
The
old
tradition
that
they
are
the
objects
of
the
5
senses
never
died
out,
however
see
LaVallée-Poussin,
AbhidhK.
〔iii.86
note
2〕.
With
the
number
5
they
are
mentioned
SP
〔78.12〕
〔111.6〕
〔213.6〕
LV
〔186.19〕
〔215.3〕
Mv
〔i.31.5〕
〔ii.170.13〕,
etc.
without
the
number
e.g.
LV
〔45.4〕
〔173.19〕
and
〔22〕
(
cited
Śikṣ
〔204.7〕
and
〔10〕
)
Mv
〔ii.142.5,
12〕.
What is this? (Hidden Dictionary)
To avoid the clutter in the app, the unwanted dictionaries can be hidden to have clear view while browsing. This section shows entries from those hidden dictionaries if any.
How to hide/unhide dictionary?
Every dictionary entry will have top right corner menu . From there, you can hide or unhide dictionary. You must login to use this feature. So, KST can remember your preferences of hidden dictionaries.