relating to Śiva.

relating to, derived from or composed by Śri Śankarācārya or related to his philosophy.

Pārvati, the consort of Śiva.

the quality of being auspicious, beneficient or pleasing.

Śiva, the most auspicious and benevolent deity.

Śrī Śankarācārya, (788 b.c. to 820 b.c.) the great philosopher and propounder of Advaita system of philosophy.

(pros.) a set of four syllables (some times the initial long one is substituted by two short ones making it five) which can be put in sixteen combinations.

she who is gracious, benevolent.

Pārvati, wife of Śiva.

a small water jug with a narrow mouth, usu. with a handle and a nozzle.

the tree Acacia suma of Mimosae family.

the plant Rubia cordifolia ( = R. munjista) of Rubiaceae family.

causing prosperity; auspicious; beneficient; pleasing.

= ಸಿಂಗಾರ.

anything used to embellish something or someone; an ornament.

the fact of being decorated; ornamentation.

any ornament used to increase the beauty.

a fanciful, decorative dress, suitable for amorous purpose.

sexual desire or passion.

erotic sentiment.

the half-opened flower-sheath of a arecanut tree.

a well-decorated ornamented girl or woman.

the grass Heteropogon contortus ( = Andropogon contortus) of Poaceae family.

Śiva.