physician

man of the medical caste, physician

familiar with the philosophy of Vedanta

Vedanta

odorless willow whose flower's juice is used in medicines

the general term for the six auxiliary or subordinate branches of the Vedas, viz. (1), Shiksha, or the rules of pronunciation and recital, (2), Kalpa, or the details of religious ceremonies, (3), Vyakaran, or grammar, (4), Chand, or prosody; (5), Nirukti, or the explanation of difficult, obscure, or obsolete words that occur in the Vedas, (6), Jyotis or astronomy

Egyptian willow (Salix aygostomon) musk-willow celebrated for its fragrance

to awake, rouse up, be alert

awake, attentive, vigilant, conscious, watchful, alert

pain, ache, agony, torment, affliction

a species of willow

weaver of chairs with ratans

merciless, ruthlessness

rubbing the rust from a sword or mirror with a willowstick

beaver

unjustly love

beat with a cane, to cane, flog

watchful, alert, quick of apprehension

cane

waking, wakefulness, awakening, alertness, vigilance, vigilance

a hole done in a pearl, hole, perforation

wise, intelligent, shrewd, clear-headed

injustice, inequity, tyranny, oppression, violence

lucky, fortunate

tumult, riot, disturbance, mutiny

Literary: awakening, make conscious of, to attention, to caution, to inform

one who perforates gems, borer, piercer

fascinated, spellbound, bewitched

unjust, cruel, oppressor

a kind of harrow (worked by oxen to loosen the soil and remove weeds from the standing crops of young rice)

the pawn at chess

acquainted with or versed in the Vedas

injustice, tyranny

for the hope of the fulfillment of desire to arise