mahat | महत् | mahat
maha/t | मह/त् | mfn. (orig. pr. p. of √ 1. mah | मह् |; strong form, mahānt | महान्त् | f. mahatī/ | महती/ |; in ep. often mahat | महत् | for mahāntam | महान्तम् |; ibc. mostly mahā | महा |, q.v.) great (in space, time, quantity or degree) i.e. large, big, huge, ample, extensive, long, abundant, numerous, considerable, important, high, eminent, RV. &c. &c. (also ind. in mahad-√ Bū | महद्-√ Bऊ |, to become great or full [said of the moon] Śiś.)
abounding on rich in (instr.), ChUp.
(ifc.) distinguished by, Śak.
early (morning), ib.
advanced (afternoon), MBh.
violent (pain or emotion), ib.
thick (as darkness), gross, ib.
loud (as noise), Lāṭy.
many (people, with jana | जन | sg.), MBh. (with ukṭa | उक्ट | n. a partic. Uktha of 720 verses; with Okṭya | Oक्ट्य | n. N. of a Sāman, MBh.; mahānti Būtāni | महान्ति Bऊतानि |, the gross elements, Mn.; MBh.; cf. mahāBūta | महाBऊत |)
maha/t | मह/त् | m. a great or noble man (opp. to nīca | नीच |, alpa | अल्प | or dīna | दीन |), Kāv.; Kām.; Pañcat.
the leader of a sect or superior of a monastery, RTL. 87 n. 1
a camel, L.
N. of Rudra or of a partic. R˚, BhP.
of a Dānava, Hariv.
(scil. gaṛa | गऋअ |), a partic. class of deceased progenitors, MārkP.
of two princes, VP.
maha/t | मह/त् | m. (rarely n. scil. tattva | तत्त्व |), ‘the great principle’, N. of Buddhi, ‘Intellect’, or the intellectual principle (according to the Sāṃkhya philosophy the second of the 23 principles produced from Prakṛti and so called as the great source of Ahaṃkāra, ‘self-consciousness’, and Manas, ‘the mind’; cf. IW. 83, 91 &c.), MaitrUp.; Mn.; Sāṃkhyak.; MBh. &c.
maha/t | मह/त् | n. anything great or important, ChUp.
greatness, power, might, ŚBr.; ĀśvGṛ.
dominion, L.
a great thing, important matter, the greater part, ĀśvGṛ.
advanced state or time (mahati/ rātriyE | महति/ रात्रिय्E | or rātryE | रात्र्य्E |, in the middle of the night, TS.; Br.)
sacred knowledge, MBh.
maha/t | मह/त् | , maha/n | मह/न् | &c. See p. 794, cols. 2, 3.
abounding on rich in (instr.), ChUp.
(ifc.) distinguished by, Śak.
early (morning), ib.
advanced (afternoon), MBh.
violent (pain or emotion), ib.
thick (as darkness), gross, ib.
loud (as noise), Lāṭy.
many (people, with jana | जन | sg.), MBh. (with ukṭa | उक्ट | n. a partic. Uktha of 720 verses; with Okṭya | Oक्ट्य | n. N. of a Sāman, MBh.; mahānti Būtāni | महान्ति Bऊतानि |, the gross elements, Mn.; MBh.; cf. mahāBūta | महाBऊत |)
maha/t | मह/त् | m. a great or noble man (opp. to nīca | नीच |, alpa | अल्प | or dīna | दीन |), Kāv.; Kām.; Pañcat.
the leader of a sect or superior of a monastery, RTL. 87 n. 1
a camel, L.
N. of Rudra or of a partic. R˚, BhP.
of a Dānava, Hariv.
(scil. gaṛa | गऋअ |), a partic. class of deceased progenitors, MārkP.
of two princes, VP.
maha/t | मह/त् | m. (rarely n. scil. tattva | तत्त्व |), ‘the great principle’, N. of Buddhi, ‘Intellect’, or the intellectual principle (according to the Sāṃkhya philosophy the second of the 23 principles produced from Prakṛti and so called as the great source of Ahaṃkāra, ‘self-consciousness’, and Manas, ‘the mind’; cf. IW. 83, 91 &c.), MaitrUp.; Mn.; Sāṃkhyak.; MBh. &c.
maha/t | मह/त् | n. anything great or important, ChUp.
greatness, power, might, ŚBr.; ĀśvGṛ.
dominion, L.
a great thing, important matter, the greater part, ĀśvGṛ.
advanced state or time (mahati/ rātriyE | महति/ रात्रिय्E | or rātryE | रात्र्य्E |, in the middle of the night, TS.; Br.)
sacred knowledge, MBh.
maha/t | मह/त् | , maha/n | मह/न् | &c. See p. 794, cols. 2, 3.