veṣa | वेष | veSa
veṣa/ | वेष/ | m. (√ 1. viṣ | विष् |) ‘a settler’, small farmer, tenant, neighbour, dependent, vassal, RV.; Kāṭh. (once in VS. ve/ṣa | वे/ष |)
entrance, ingress, W.
a tent (see vastra-v˚ | वस्त्र-व्˚ |)
a house, dwelling (cf. veṣavāwa | वेषवाwअ |), L.
prostitution or a house of ill fame, brothel, Mn.; Daś.; Kathās.
the behaviour of a courtezan, Kathās.
trade, business (to explain vEṣya | व्Eष्य |), L.
the son of a Vaiśya and an Ugrī, L.
often w.r. for veśa | वेश |. [For cognate words, see under √ 1. viṣ | विष् |.]
entrance, ingress, W.
a tent (see vastra-v˚ | वस्त्र-व्˚ |)
a house, dwelling (cf. veṣavāwa | वेषवाwअ |), L.
prostitution or a house of ill fame, brothel, Mn.; Daś.; Kathās.
the behaviour of a courtezan, Kathās.
trade, business (to explain vEṣya | व्Eष्य |), L.
the son of a Vaiśya and an Ugrī, L.
often w.r. for veśa | वेश |. [For cognate words, see under √ 1. viṣ | विष् |.]