lih | लिह् | lih
1. lih | लिह् | (later form of √ rih | रिह् |) cl. 2. P. Ā. (Dhātup. xxiv, 6) leQi | लेQइ |, līQe | लीQए | (ep. also lihati | लिहति |; pf. lileha | लिलेह |, lilihe | लिलिहे | Gr.; fut. leQā | लेQआ |, lekśyati | लेक्श्यति |, ˚te | ˚ते |, ib.; aor. alikśat | अलिक्शत् |, alikśata | अलिक्शत | and alīQa | अलीQअ |, ib.; inf. leQum | लेQउम् |, ib.; ind.p. līQvā | लीQवा |, ib.) to lick, lap, lick at (loc.), taste, sip, take any food by licking or lapping, Br. &c. &c.; to lick up = destroy (said of an arrow), Daś.; Caus. leha/yati | लेह/यति | (aor. alīlihat | अलीलिहत् |), to cause to lick, Br.; Suśr.; to apply as an electuary, Car. : Desid. lilikśati | लिलिक्शति |, ˚te | ˚ते | Gr.: Intens. lelihyati | लेलिह्यति |, leleQi | लेलेQइ | (p. lelihat | लेलिहत् |, ˚hyat | ˚ह्यत् |, ˚hyamana | ˚ह्यमन | or ˚hāna | ˚हान |, q.v.), to lick frequently or constantly, play with the tongue, MBh.; R. &c.
lih | लिह् | [cf. Gk. λείχω; Lat. lingo; Slav. ližati; Lith. lë́żti; Germ. lëcchôn, lecken; Angl.Sax. liccian; Eng. lick.]
2. lih | लिह् | mfn. (ifc.) licking (cf. maḍu-l˚ | मडु-ल्˚ |)
perceiving (nayanayoḥ | नयनयोः | ‘in the eyes’), Sāh.
lih | लिह् | m. mild wind, L.
lih | लिह् | [cf. Gk. λείχω; Lat. lingo; Slav. ližati; Lith. lë́żti; Germ. lëcchôn, lecken; Angl.Sax. liccian; Eng. lick.]
2. lih | लिह् | mfn. (ifc.) licking (cf. maḍu-l˚ | मडु-ल्˚ |)
perceiving (nayanayoḥ | नयनयोः | ‘in the eyes’), Sāh.
lih | लिह् | m. mild wind, L.