rememberance; reminiscence.

the power or ability to remember.

the knowledge one received by one's practical experience.

the state of being conscious; awareness of one's own feelings, what is happening around one, etc.; consciousness.

the whole body of codes of law memorised and handed down by tradition.

the rules or prescriptions laid by these codes of law.

(rhet.) memory as one of the thirty three minor sentiments.

(vīr.) the experience of union with the God.

having great muscular power; strong.

able; competent; capable of.

having the same meaning; synonymous.

marked by suitability or rightness or appropriateness; suitable; proper.

a physically strong man.

an able, competent man.

a man of resources; a rich man.

that which is strong and robust.

(gram.) a word, termination having the same meaning or serving the same purpose as another.

an able, competent woman.

shaken; stirred; moved.

a rubbing, esp. of one object against another.

a pressing or being pressed; compression; pressure.

a large gathering (of people); a multitude.

a rubbing of a perfume on the body; a massaging with an unguent.

relating to memory; memorial.

remembered; recollected.

based on tradition; prescribed or sanctioned by traditional law.

legal; lawful.

any thing that is prescribed by traditional law.

a treatise on traditional law.

a man who follows strictly the prescription of traditional laws.

a sect or clan among brāhmaṇas, the members of which are the followers of Śrī Śankarācārya, the propounder of Advaita philosophy.

a member of this school.

that which is recollected to the mind; remembrance.