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ലൊക 669 ലൊലം

the heaven of INDRA, between the sun and the polar star ; Maharlóca, the usual abode of Bhrigu and other saints, who are supposed to be co-existent with BRAHMA; du- ring the conflagration of the lower worlds, the saints as- cend to the next, or Jana-lóca which is described as the abode of BRAHMA's sons SANACA, SANANDA, SANÁTANA, and SANATCUMÁRA; above this is the fifth world or the Tapo-lóca, where the deities called Vairágis reside; the seventh world Satya-lóca or Brahma-lóca is the abode of BRAHMA, and translation to this world exempts beings from further birth; the three first worlds are destroyed at the end of each Calpa, or day of BRAHMA, the three last at the end of his life, or of one hundred of his years; the fourth Lóca is permanent, but is uninhabitable from heat, at the time the three first are burning. Another enumeration calls these seven worlds earth, sky, heaven, middle region, place of births, mansion of the blest and abode of truth, placing the sons of BRAHMA in the sixth division, and stating the fifth, Jana-lóca, to be that where animals destroyed in a general conflagration are born again. 2. man, mankind. 3. sight, seeing. 4. a multitude of people. ലൊകർ, രുടെ. s. plu. People, the inhabitants of this world. ലൊകരൂഢി, യുടെ. s. 1. Public fame or notoriety. ലൊകപ്രസിദ്ധം. 2. the custom of the world. ലൊകവാദം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. Public or unfounded ru- mour or report. ലൊകവാൎത്ത, യുടെ. s. Report, rumour. ലൊകവാസം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. Residence in this world. ലൊകാചാരം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. The custom of the world. ലൊകാന്തം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. Heaven. പരലൊകം. ലൊകാപവാദം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. Public disgrace, in- famy. ലൊകായതം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. The system of atheistical philosophy taught by CHÁRVÁCA. ലൊകായതികൻ, ന്റെ. s. A follower of the Chárváca doctrine, an atheist, an unbeliever. ലൊകാലൊകം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. A mountainous belt, sur- rounding the outermost of the seven seas, and bounding the world. ലൊകാവസാനം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. The end of the world. ലൊകെശൻ, ന്റെ. s. 1. A name of BRAHMA. ബ്ര ഹ്മാ. 2. a Jaina deified sage. ലൊകൊത്തരം, &c. adj. Excellent, elegant, pleasing, agreeable to, or liked by all. സമ്മതം.

ലൊകൊപകാരം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. Any public benefit; as plenty, prosperity, &c. ലൊകൊപദ്രവം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. Any public calamity, as a famine, war, &c. ലൊചകം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. 1. A ball or lump of flesh or meat. 2. the pupil of the eye. 3. stibium or lamp black, &c. so used. 4. an ornament worn by women on the fore- head. 5. blue or black, vesture. 6. an ear-ring. 7. the plantain tree. വാഴ. s. a bow-string. 9. a wrinkled or contracted eye-brow. ലൊചന, യുടെ. s. A goddess of the Jainas. ലൊചനം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. The eye. കണ്ണ. ലൊചനാമയം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. Diseased affection of the eye, Ophthalmia. ലൊചമസ്തകം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. 1. Black cumin. കരി ഞ്ചീരകം. 2. a flower, Celosia cristata. ലൊതം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. 1. Plunder, booty, stolen goods. കവൎച്ച, കൊള്ള. 2. a tear, tears. ലൊദ്ധ്രം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. A tree, the bark of which is used in dyeing, Symplocos racemosa. പാച്ചൊറ്റി. ലൊപം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. 1. Rejection, cutting off in gene- ral, especially used as a grammatical term for dropping letters, syllables, &c. ഛെദനം. 2. disappearance, de- struction. നാശം. ലൊപമുദ്ര, യുടെ. s. The wife of the saint AGASTYA. ലൊപിക്കുന്നു, ച്ചു, പ്പാൻ. v. n. 1. To be cut off, re- jected. ഛെദിക്കുന്നു. 2. to disappear, to suffer elision in grammar. ലൊപ്ത്രം, or ലൊത്രം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. Plunder, booty, stolen goods. കൊള്ള. ലൊഭം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. 1. Covetousness, avarice, cupidity, intense or greedy desire. 2. niggardliness, illiberality , meanness. ലൊഭി, യുടെ. s. A covetous, cupidinous, greedy, avari- cious man, a miser, a niggard. ലുബ്ധൻ. ലൊഭിക്കുന്നു, ച്ചു, പ്പാൻ. v.a. To desire, to covet. ലൊമം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. 1. A tail, a hairy tail. വാൽ. 2. the hair of the body. രൊമം. ലൊമശ, യുടെ. s. 1. Indian spikenard, Varleria Jata- mansi. മാഞ്ചി. 2. a sort of Bonduc. 3. a plant, Leea hirta. ലൊമഹൎഷണം, ത്തിന്റെ. s. Horripilation, erection of the hair of the body. രൊമഞ്ചം. ലൊലൻ, ന്റെ. s. 1. One who is fickle or unsteady. ചലസ്വഭാവൻ. 2. greedy, covetous, cupidinous. അത്യാഗ്രഹി. ലൊലം, &c. adj. 1. Shaking, tremulous, moving, un-