A. A. Active
Ā. Ā. Ātmane-pada used in VLEX
A1. A1. Atmane-pada
A1di-p. A1di-p. Adi-parvan of the mahA-BArata
abl. abl. ablative case
Abl. Abl. ablative case
above above a reference to some preceeding word (not necessarily in the same page)
abstr. abstr. abstract
acc. acc. accusative case OR according
Acc. Acc. accusative case OR according
accord. accord. according to
add. add. additions
adj. adj. adjective (cf. mfn.)
adv. adv. adverb
Aeol. Aeol. AEolic
alg. alg. algebra
anat. anat. anatomy
Angl.Sax. Angl.Sax. Anglo-Saxon
anom. anom. anomalous
Aor. Aor. Aorist
aor. aor. Aorist
Arab. Arab. Arabic
arithm. arithm. arithmetic
Arm. Arm. Armorican or the language of Brittany
Armen. Armen. Armenian
Armor. Armor. Armorican or the language of Brittany
astrol. astrol. astrology
astron. astron. astronomy
B. B. Bombay edition
B.C. B.C. Before Christ
Boh. Boh. Bohemian
Bohem. Bohem. Bohemian
Bomb. Bomb. Bombay edition
Br. Br. Brāhmaṇa
Bret. Bret. Breton
C. C. Calcutta edition
Buddh. Buddh. Buddhist
c. c. case
Calc. Calc. Calcutta edition
Cambro-Brit. Cambro-Brit. Cambro-Briton, or Welsh
Cat. Cat. catalogue or catalogues ?
Caus. Caus. Causal
cf. cf. confer, compare
Cf. Cf. confer, compare
ch. ch. chapter
cl. cl. class used in , not
Class. Class. Classical
col. col. column
cols. cols. columns
Comm. Comm. commentator or commentary
Comms. Comms. commentators or commentaries
comp. comp. compound
compar. compar. Comparative degree
Compar. Compar. Comparative degree
concl. concl. conclusion
Concl. Concl. conclusion
concr. concr. concrete
Cond. Cond. Conditional
cond. cond. Conditional
conj. conj. conjectural
cons. cons. consonant
dat. dat. dative case
Dat. Dat. dative case
defect. defect. defective
Desid. Desid. Desiderative
dimin. dimin. diminutive
dram. dram. dramatic language
du. du. dual number
e.g. e.g. exempli gratia, 'for example'
ed. ed. edition
Eng. Eng. English
Engl. Engl. English
Ep. Ep. Epic (lower case marked)
ep. ep. Epic
esp. esp. especially
etym. etym. etymology
f. f. feminine NOTE: NORMALLY in
fem. fem. feminine
fig. fig. figuratively
fr. fr. from
Fut. Fut. future
fut. fut. future
fut.p.p. fut.p.p. future passive participle
fut.Pass.p. fut.Pass.p. future passive participle
g. g. gaRa
G. G. Gaspard Gorresio's Italian edition
Gorr. Gorr. Gaspard Gorresio's Italian edition
Gael. Gael. Gaelic
gen. gen. genitive case
gend. gend. gender
geom. geom. geometry
Germ. Germ. German
Gk. Gk. Greek
Got. Got. Gothic
Goth. Goth. Gothic
Govind. Govind. Govinda def? hw = jawADAriSEvamata, darSanAvaraRIya
Gr. Gr. grammar
Gram. Gram. grammar
Gramm. Gramm. grammar
HGerm. HGerm. High German
Hib. Hib. Hibernian or Irish
Hind. Hind. Hindī
i.e. i.e. id est, or 'that is'
ib. ib. ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding
ibc. ibc. in the beginning of a compound
Icel. Icel. Icelandic
id. id. idem or 'the same meaning as that of a preceding word'
ident. ident. identical
ifc. ifc. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound'
impers. impers. impersonal or used impersonally
impf. impf. imperfect tense
Impf. Impf. imperfect tense
Impv. Impv. imperative
impv. impv. imperative
Imp. Imp. imperative
Imper. Imper. imperative
ind. ind. indeclinable
ind.p. ind.p. indeclinable participle
Indic. Indic. indicative (= optative)
inf. inf. infinitive mood
Inf. Inf. infinitive mood
Inscr. Inscr. Inscriptions
instr. instr. instrumental case
inst. inst. instrumental case
Inst. Inst. instrumental case
Intens. Intens. Intensive
intens. intens. Intensive
interj. interj. interjection
interpol. interpol. interpolation
Introd. Introd. Introduction
Ion. Ion. Ionic
irr. irr. irregular
irreg. irreg. irregular
L. L. lexicographers (i.e. a word or meaning which although give in native lexicons, has not yet been met with in any published text)
Lat. Lat. Latin
lat. lat. latitude
Lett. Lett. Lettish
lit. lit. literally
Lith. Lith. Lithuanian
Lit. Lit. Lithuanian ? hw= Dfz
Loc. loc. locative case
loc. Loc. locative case
log. log. logic
long. long. longitude
m. m. masculine gender USED IN
m.c. m.c. metri causa, or 'for the sake of the meter' in poetry
mc. mc. metri causa, or 'for the sake of the meter' in poetry 177 cases. Maybe print is always 'm.c.' ?
math. math. mathematics
medic. medic. medicine
metron. metron. metronymic
mfn. mfn. masculine, feminine and neuter; or = adjective
mf. mf. masculine, feminine
mn. mn. masculine or neuter USED IN
Mod. Mod. modern
MS. MS. manuscript
MSS. MSS. manuscripts
myth. myth. mythology
N. N. Name (also = title or epithet)
n. n. neuter gender USED IN
neg. neg. negative
Nom. Nom. Nominal verb
nom. nom. nominative case
O. O. Old
O.E. O.E. Old English
O.H.G. O.H.G. Old High German
O.N. O.N. Old Norse
obs. obs. obsolete
onomat. onomat. onomatopoetic (i.e. formed from imitation of sounds)
opp. opp. opposed 446 cases. Maybe all 'opp. to' ?
opp. to opp. to opposed to
opt. opt. optative
Opt. Opt. optative
orig. orig. originally
Osset. Osset. Ossetic
others others according to others
oxyt. oxyt. oxytone, having an acute accent on last syllable
P. P. Parasmai-pada
p. p. page or participle (cf. p.p.)
p.p. p.p. past participle
pp. pp. past participle
p.p.p. p.p.p. past participle hw agDA. see gDa
Paddh. Paddh. Paddhati, guide book or manual
parox. parox. paroxytone, having an acute accent on penultimate syllable
part. part. participle
partic. partic. particular
Pass. Pass. Passive voice
pass. pass. Passive voice
patr. patr. patronymic
periphr. periphr. periphrastic
perf. perf. perfect tense
perh. perh. perhaps
Pers. Pers. Persian
pers. pers. person
pf. pf. perfect tense
phil. phil. philosophy
Phil. Phil. philosophy
pl. pl. plural number
poet. poet. poetry or poetic
possess. possess. possessive
Pot. Pot. Potential
Pr. Pr. proper
Prāk. Prāk. Prākṛit
Prākr. Prākr. Prākṛit
pr. pr. present
pr. p. pr. p. present participle 320
pr.p. pr.p. present participle 51
pres.p. pres.p. present participle 3
Prec. Prec. precative
prec. prec. preceding
prep. prep. preposition
prepos. prepos. preposition
pres. pres. present tense
Pres. Pres. present tense
priv. priv. privative
prob. prob. probably
pron. pron. pronoun
pronom. pronom. pronominal
propar. propar. proparoxytone
proparox. proparox. proparoxytone, or stress on third last syllable
Pruss. Pruss. Prussian
q.v. q.v. quod vide, which see
qq.vv. qq.vv. quod vide, which see
redupl. redupl. reduplicated
Rec. Rec. ?? Def? hw=aByAkAram
Rev. Rev. ?? Def? hw=arjuneSvaratIrTa, etc.
Reflex. Reflex. Reflexive or used reflexively
reflex. reflex. Reflexive or used reflexively
rhet. rhet. rhetoric
rt. rt. root
rts. rts. roots
Russ. Russ. Russian
RV. RV. Ṛg-veda
Sax. Sax. Saxon
sc. sc. scilicet, or 'that is to say', 'namely'
Sch. Sch. Scholiast or Commentator
Schol. Schol. Scholiast or Commentator
scil. scil. scilicet
Scot. Scot. Scotch or Highland-Scotch
seq. seq. sequens, or 'following, next'
sev. sev. several
sg. sg. singular number
sing. sing. singular number
Slav. Slav. Slavonic or Slavonian
Subj. Subj. subjunctive
subst. subst. substantive
suff. suff. suffix
superl. superl. superlative degree
surg. surg. surgery
s.v. s.v. sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order
ss.vv. ss.vv. sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order
SV. SV. Sāma-Veda (should be ls? hw=traya)
Svargakh. Svargakh. Svargakhaṇḍa. 3rd book of Padma-Purāṇa
Upan. Upan. Upaniṣad
Va1rt. Va1rt. Vārttika
Va1rtt. Va1rtt. Vārttika
vb. vb. verb
Ved. Ved. Vedic or Veda
v.l. v.l. varia lectio, or 'variant reading or readings'
vv.ll. vv.ll. varia lectio, or 'variant reading or readings'
viz. viz. namely, in other words. From Latin videlicet
voc. voc. vocative case
vow. vow. vowel
v.r. v.r. variant reading
w.r. w.r. wrong reading
wk. wk. work
wks. wks. works
YV. YV. Yajur-Veda should be ls?
Zd. Zd. Zend