VA: acoustic root of dharma, the psycho spiritual longing, and liquid factor, ensconced in one’s original stance, the innate propensity of human beings to move along the path towards subtlety




VAKRA: curved, crooked, indirect, curled, bent


VAJRA: thunder, lightning, very hard stone


VACAN: utterance, words, speech


VACHAR: b year


VAINCANÁ: deception, deceit, fraudulence, deprivation, trickery, delusion, beguile


VAINCITA: deprived, cheated, tricked, fooled


VAT́II: pill


VATSAR: year


VADA: speaking, talking


VADAN: face, mouth, body, look, appearance


VADHA: killing


VADHU: bride, a young woman


VANASPATI: tree, plant, shrub


VANDANÁ: reverence, worship


VANDITA: revered, worshipped, saluted


VANYÁ: flood




VARA: best, boon, blessing, groom


VARARUCI: celebrity




VARAŃA: adoration, welcome, reception


VARAŃIIYA: adorable, respectable




VARÁŃÁḾ: amongst most superiors


VARÁBHAYA: gesture of boon and fearlessness


VARIŚT́A: excellent, most distinguished


VARUŃA: liquid factor, its deity




VARGA: class, group, division


VARJANA: to let out waste, 


VARJITA: devoid of, without




VARŃA: letter, colour, hue, caste, race


VARŃANA: description


VARŃÁLII: spectrum




VARTATE: present


VARTAMÁNA: present, existing


VARDHANA: develop, increase


VARŚAŃA: rain


VARŚÁ: rain




VALAY: ring, circle, sphere, orbit, enclosure, belt, bangle, bracelet, annulus


VALGÁ: bridle, its mouthpiece, rein, bit


VALMIIKA: anthill


VALLABHA: beloved, dear, desired


VAŚAT́: welfare in the subtler sphere




VASHA: influenced




 


VASATI: dwelling, residing, staying


VASAN: dress, garment, cloth, covering, to live, to stay, to reside, to dwell


VASANTA: spring season


VASÁ: fat


VASUDHÁ: earth


VASUDHÁRÁ: auspicious symbol


VASUNDHARÁ: earth


VASTU: a thing, material, reality


VASTRA: dress, cloth


VAHAN: carrying, bearing, conveying, enduring, suffering


VAHNI: fire




VAKŚA: bosom, chest, heart




VÁ: alternative conjunction meaning or, and, as well as, also, as, like, rather




VÁK: vocal cord, speech


VÁUNGAMAYA: consisting of words or speech


VÁINCHITA: desired, wished


VÁŃII: word, speech, message, maxim, apophthegm


VÁTÁS: air


VÁTULATÁ: madness, insanity, craziness


VÁTYÁ: storm, hurricane


VÁTSALYA: affection towards offspring


VÁDA: exception


VÁDYA: musical instrument


VÁN, flood


VÁMA: left side


VÁRI: water


VÁRIDHI: sea, ocean


VÁYU: aerial, ten important forces, air


VÁYUBHÚTA / VAYUTATTVA: aerial factor


VÁRAŃA: warding off, resisting, opposing, restraining, obstructing, prohibition, prevention, striking, Elephant


VÁRTÁ: news, message


VÁRTÁVAH: messenger


VÁSAVA: controller of all, of gold, pertaining to ray of light


VÁHITA: carried by




VIKALA: deprived, devoid, destitute, weakened, dispirited, drooping, languid


VIKALATÁ: mental numbness due to fear


VIKALPA: alternative, doubt, indecision, hesitation


VIKALPÁTMAKA: imagination


VIKÁR: deformation, impurity, deviation, perversion, aberration, derangement, aversion, morbidity, altered


VIKÁL: evening, close of the day


VIKÁSHA: manifestation, development, display, expansion


VIKIRAŃA: scattering, dispersing, diffusing, radiating


VIKRTA: altered, changed, modified, disfigured, distorted


VIKRÁNTI: counter evolution


VIGATA: past, bygone, beyond


VIGHAT́ANA: breaking up, destruction, ruin


VIGHNA: obstacle, interruption, impediment, hindrance, difficulty, trouble


VICARAŃA: moving, roaming, rambling, wandering, loitering


VICÁR: thoughts, considerations, reflection, deliberation, examination


VICITRA: variegated, multicoloured, strange, wonderful, amazing, queer


VICITRATÁ: variety, strangeness, queerness


VICCHINNA: torn, rent, split, cloven, cut, detached, amputated


VICCHEDA: cutting, separation, dissociation


VIJAN: isolation, loneliness, alone


VIJAŔITA: fixed, glued, fastened, attached


VIJINÁNA: science


VIJINÁNAMAYA: subtle layer of cosmic mind




VIT́APA: branch, soot or twig of tree


VIT́APII: tree


VIŔAMBITA: troubled, harassed


VITÁNA: shade, canopy, awning, tent, pavilion, stretch, tension, extension of garden


VITARKA: argumentativeness, to the point of wild exaggeration


VITTA: wealth


VID: saḿskrta root verb meaning to know


VIDARAŃ: tearing apart


VIDÁMA: salutation, reverence, offering of self


VIDDHA: pricked


VIDITA: known


VIDIIRŃA: split, rent, cleft, pierced, burst


VIDESHA: foreign land or country


VIDESHII: foreigner, alien


VIDESHE: in a foreign land or country


VIDEHII: without body, bodiless


VIDYÁ: knowledge, skill, spiritual knowledge, intuitional science


VIDYÁDHARA: receptacle of knowledge, a positive microvita, a kind of devayoni


VIDYÁ MÁYÁ: illusion of knowledge


VIDHI: prescript, edict, prescription, rule, regulation, law, act, procedure, means, method, system, destiny, fate, God, Providence


VIDRÚPA: persiflage, banter, taunt, sarcasm, irony




 


VIDHU: moon


VIDHUR: afflicted, frightened, bewildered, overwhelmed, redolent of, surcharged with, distressed, bereaved, confused, puzzled, dazed, taken aback, baffled, disoriented, devoid, deprived, destitute of


VIDHURATÁ: affliction, fright, bewilderment


VIDHRITA: held, caught, grasped, seized, embalmed, preserved, 




VINATI: prayer, request, entreating, begging, pleading, beseeching, imploring




VINÁSHA: transformation through destruction, when an object is transformed and cannot be brought back to its original form, total destruction




VIPATTI: adversity, danger, hazard, trouble, disaster, mishap, calamity, misfortune, catastrophe, accident, tragedy, ruin, blow, crisis


VIPATHA: wrong path, improper path, astray


VIPADA: adversity, danger, hazard, trouble, disaster, mishap, calamity, misfortune, catastrophe, accident, tragedy, ruin, blow, crisis


VIPARIITA: opposite


VIPALA: moment


VIPÁKA: reaction or requital of actions, fruition of saḿskáras, bad effect, trouble


VIPULA: vast, extensive, huge, great in amount


VIPRA: intellectual


VIPLAVA: counter-revolution




VIBHAVA: wealth, property, might, power, greatness, dignity, magnanimity, absolution


VIBHÁVARII: night


VIBHÁSA: an Indian musical mode


VIBHÁSITA: lighted, illuminated, revealed


VIBHIIŚIKÁ: threat, fear, panic, frightful sight, dreadful


VIBHÚTI: powers, wealth, ashes, prosperity, divinity


VIBHOR: overwhelm, engrossed, blissful




VIMÁN: vehicle moving in air, airplane, aircraft


VIMISHRAŃA: mixture


VIMUKHA: averse, apathetic, turning away, disinterested


VIMÚRTA: embodiment, materialization




VIMBA: shadow, reflection, image


VIMBITA: reflected




VIRAKTI: desistence, abstinence, cessation, termination


VIRATI: desistence, abstinence, cessation, termination, pause, recess, interval


VIRAL: sparse, thinly scattered, rare, seclusion, rare


VIRAH: separated from the lover, devoid, destitute


VIRÁGA: lack of attachment or interest, aversion, displeasure


VIRASA: gloomy


VIRÁT́A: Great


VIRÚPA: adverse, unfavourable, displeased




VILAMBA: delay


VILÁN: to give away or distribute in charity, to scatter, to dissipate


VILÁP: to lament, cry, weep, wail


VILÁS: enjoyment, pleasure, luxury




VIVARTANA: change, transformation, evolution, revolution, rotation


VIVASHA: helpless


VIVEKA: discrimination between good and evil, conscience


VIVIKTA: separated, detached, disjoined, abstracted, lonely, solitary, singled, discriminated




VISHEŚA: attributed, special, peculiar, distinctive


VISHIŚT́A: special, conspicuous, remarkable, important, distinguished, prominent, peculiar


VISHIIRŃA: withered, decayed, dry, sere, thin, emaciated, shattered, rotten


VISHIIRŃATÁ: decay


VISHVA: world, universe


VISHVA VIBHU: controller of the universe


VISHVA SRAŚT́Á: creator of the universe


VISHVAMBHAR: maintainer of the world, all-sustaining


VISHVÁDHIP: controller or owner of the universe


VISHVADHÚPA: illuminator of the world


VISHVA MAYA: all-sustaining, existing in all


VISHVÁTIITA: heavenly, beyond the world




VIŚA: repulsive expression, poison, 


VIŚAM: severe, terrible, undulating, uneven


VIŚAYA: object of perception or enjoyment


VIŚAŃA: long horn (of Shiva)


VIŚÁDA: melancholia, pain, sorrow, affliction, melancholy, low spirit, dejection, grief




VISARJAN: farewell, revoke


VISTÁR: expanse, spread


VISTUŚKA: dry


VISMAYA: wonder, astonishment, amazement, surprise, marvel


VISMITA: astonished, amazed, surprised, wondered


VISMARAŃA: forgetting, loss of memory


VISMRITA: forgotten, loss of memory


VISRIŚT́I: special creation, the universe




VIHAG: bird


VIHANE: without, in absence of


VIHARAŃA: sporting or frolicking, dalliance, promenading, enjoying


VIHVAL: overwhelm, engrossed, blissful


VIHVALATÁ: anxiety, concern, engrossment




VIKŚEP: throwing away, scattering, discarded, discharged, waving, shaking


VIKŚUBDHA: aggrieved, agitated, offended, afflicted




VIIŃÁ: a stringed Indian musical instrument, lyre, fiddle, rote


VIIŃÁR: pertaining to VIIŃÁ, a stringed Indian musical instrument, lyre




VIITHI: avenue, path, vista, row, line, glade


VIITHIKÁ: avenue, path, vista, row, line, glade




VIIRYA: semen, strength, power




VRŃA: to eat, consume 


VRTTI: mental propensity, mental attitude. way of expression of mind, faculty, profession, vocation, scholarship, occupation, inclination, tendency, taste


VRŃTÁGRA: a stalk or nipple before maturity or consumption


VRTHÁ: waste


VRNDÁVANA: a place located on the banks of the River Yamuna in north India, where Lord Krśńa spent his childhood


VRŚT́I: rain, shower


VRKŚA: tree, plant




 




VEŃU: flute


VEŃUKÁR: the player of flute, Krśńa


VEŃUDHAR: holder of the flute, Krśńa


VEŃII: chignon, braid, plait, tress, ponytail


VEDA: knowledge (spiritual)


VEDANÁ, pain, feeling, sensation


VEDANIIYAM: feeling




VEDII: altar, worshipping platform


VESHA: dress


VEŚT́ITA: hemmed, surrounded, encompassed, cordoned, 




VAEKALYA: extreme eagerness, anxiety, impatience, worry, curiosity, and perplexity, agitated, inquisitiveness, disturbed


VAECITRYAḾ: diversity, colourfulness


VAECITRYERA: of variety, strangeness, queerness


VAEDIK: ancient language


VAEDÚRYAMAŃI: the diamond worn by Lord Krśńa, later in recent times KOHINOOR that was cut and used in Queen Victoria's crown


VAEDÚŚYA MAŃI: a precious gem, cat́s eye, chrysoberyl, lapis lazuli


VAEDYUŚYA: wisdom, learning


VAEDHII: formal, ritual, legal


VAEBHAVA: divinity, Godhead, glory, wealth, riches, opulence, magnificence


VAERÁGYA: right use of a thing, detachment, austerity, recluse


VAESHYA: financial activist or capitalist


VAESHVÁNARA: The Supreme Being, Consciousness, an epithet of fire or fire-God




VAOŚAT́: expression of mundane knowledge




VYAKTI: expression, manifestation, person


VYAUNGA: mockery, taunt, ridicule, irony, sarcasm, jeer


VYAJAN: fanning, fan


VYAINJAN / VYAINJANÁ: consonant, making clear, indicating, disguise, suggestion, expression, spicy dish, characteristic sign, gesture, secondary meaning


VYANJAK: expresser


VYAŚT́I: individual, person, unit


VYATIKRAMA: exception, exclusion, exclude


VYATHÁ, pain, agony, affliction, anguish, suffering, distress, misery


VYATHITA: afflicted, distressed, pained, troubled, agitated


VYAVADHÁNA: obstruction, hindrance


VYÁKUL: impatient, eager, anxious, disturbed, agitated


VYÁKULATÁ: extreme eagerness, anxiety, impatience, worry, curiosity, and perplexity, agitated, inquisitiveness, disturbed


VYÁKHYÁ: explanation




VYÁNA: one of internal váyus regulating blood circulation and physical function of afferent and efferent nerves


VYÁPTA: spread, pervaded, diffused


VYÁPTI: expansion, extension, pervasion, diffusion, filling, covering, besetment


VYÁSÁSAN: dais, elevated seat, stage, raised podium, pulpit, platform, throne


VYÁHRITI: utterance, expressions




 


VYOMA: ethereal factor, sky


VRAŃA: boil, acne, sore, ulcer




VRAJA / VRAJATI: to move while enjoying spiritual bliss, the land where Lord Krśńás early period passed


VRATATII: creeper