amarṣa

amarṣa m. (-rṣaḥ)

1 Anger, passion.

2 Impatience, impetuosity.

E. a neg. mṛṣa to bear with, ghañ aff.

a-marṣa (ṣaḥ) 1. m. Anger, hastiness.

amarṣa a-marṣa, as, m. (rt. mṛṣ), non-

endurance; impatience; impetuosity, determination

of purpose; anger, passion; (as, ā, am), unenduring,

not bearing; (as), m., N. of a prince. —Amarṣa-

ja, as, ā, am, springing from impatience or indig-

nation. —Amarṣa-hāsa, as, m. an angry laugh, a

sarcastic sneer.

a-marṣa, m. non-endurance; impatience; anger.

amarṣa a. Not enduring or bearing.

— rṣaḥ

1 Non-endurance, tolerance, impatience; amarṣaśūnyena janasya jatunā na jātahārdena na vidviṣādaraḥ Ki. 1. 33; jealousy, jealous anger; kiṃ nu bhavatastātapratāpotkarṣepyamarṣaḥ U. 5. In Rhet. amarṣa is one of the 33 minor feelings or vyabhicāribhāva See S. D.; R. G. thus defines it: parakṛtāvajñādinānāparādhajanyo maunavākpāruṣyādikāraṇabhūtaścittavṛttiviśeṣo' marṣaḥ.

2 Anger, passion, wrath; putravadhāmarṣoddīpitena gāṃḍīvinā Ve. 2; sāmarṣa (pb) angry, indignant; sāmarṣaṃ angrily.

3 Impetuosity, violence.

4 Determination of purpose.

Comp.

— ja a. arising from anger or impatience.

— hāsaḥ an angry laugh, sarcastic sneer.

amarṣa m. non-endurance, impatience, anger.

amarṣa a-marṣ-a, m. impatience; displeasure;
anger; -aṇa, n. id.; a. impetuous; intolerant;
incensed; impatient; -ita, pp. displeased,
indignant; -in, a. id..

a-marṣa m. (√ mṛṣ), non-endurance, Pāṇ. iii, 3, 145

impatience, indignation, anger, passion, MBh.; R. &c.

N. of a prince, VP.

amarṣa

m. (-rṣaḥ)

1. Anger, passion.

2. Impatience, impetuosity.

E. a neg.
mṛṣa to bear with, ghañ aff.

amarṣa a. Not enduring or bearing. -rṣaḥ 1 Non-endurance, tolerance, impatience; amarṣaprabhavo roṣaḥ saphalo me bhaviṣyati Rām.5.62.33. amarṣaśūnyena janasya jantunā na jātahārdena na vidviṣādaraḥ Ki.1.33; jealousy, jealous anger; kiṃ nu bhavatastātapratāpotkarṣe'pyamarṣaḥ U.5. In Rhet. amarṣa is one of the 33 minor feelings or vyabhicāribhāva. See S. D.; R. G. thus defines it : parakṛtāvajñādinānāparādha- janyo maunavākpāruṣyādikāraṇabhūtaścittavṛttiviśeṣo'marṣaḥ. -2 Anger, passion, wrath; putravadhāmarṣoddīpitena gāṇḍīvinā Ve.2; harṣāmarṣabhayodvegaiḥ Bg.12.15. sāmarṣa angry, indignant; sāmarṣam angrily. -3 Impetuosity, violence. -4 Determination of purpose. -rṣā Intolerance; yatra saṅgītasannādairnadadguhamamarṣayā Bhāg.8.2.6. -Comp. -ja a. arising from anger or impatience. -hāsaḥ an angry laugh, sarcastic sneer.

amarṣa amarṣa m. (mṛṣ) colère; passion violente.

amarṣaja a. (jan) né de la colère.

amarṣaṇa a. impatient; irascible, violent.

amarṣahāsa m. (has) ricanement d'impatience; rire sarcastique.

amarṣin a. impatient; colère; impétueux; courroucé.

a-marṣa- m. impatience, incapacité à supporter; colère; a. qui ne supporte pas.

°hāsa- m. rire irrité.

1. amarṣa (3. a + marṣa) m.

1) das Nichtdulden, Nichtleiden, Nichtzugeben P. 3, 3, 145. VOP. 25, 11.

— 2) das Ungehaltensein, Unmuth, Aerger, Zorn AK. 1, 1, 7, 26. 3, 4, 211. H. 320. 321. P. 1, 4, 37, Sch. BHAG. 12, 15. R. 3, 33, 14. 4, 8, 30. 39. 40. KATHĀS. 10, 61. gato 'smyantamamarṣasya R. 6, 100, 3. sthirāmarṣau 91, 6. sāmarṣa adj.: sāmarṣe hṛdaye PAÑCAT. III, 264. buddhirmuneḥ samutpannā . sāmarṣā VIŚV. 13, 11. sāmarṣam adv. MṚCCH. 19, 17. sāmarṣatā Aerger, Zorn RAGH. 7, 41.

2. amarṣa (wie eben)

1) adj. nicht duldend, nicht ertragend: pitṛvadhā° R. 1, 74, 20.

— 2) m. N. pr. eines Fürsten VP. 387. LIA. I, Anh. XII. Vgl. amarṣaṇa .

1. amarṣa

1) tarṣāmarṣa so v. a. ein unerträglicher Durst Spr. 1226.

2. amarṣa

1) zu streichen, da R. 1, 74, 20 pitṛvadhāmarṣo ein blosser Druckfehler für °marṣī ist.

1. amarṣa m.

— 1) das Nichtdulden , Nichtleiden. tarṣāmarṣa unerträglicher Durst Spr. 2924.

— 2) das Ungehaltensein , Unmuth , Aerger , Zorn 152,21. 210,6. 223,11.

2. amarṣa m. N.pr. eines Fürsten VP. 4,4,47.

amarṣa m. Unmut, Ärger.

amarṣa m. (KARM. ex a priv. et marṣa patientia, tolerantia, a

r. mṛṣ s. a) ardor animi, ira, iracundia. BH. 12. 15.

UP. 43.

amarṣa;
kopaḥ krodhastathāmarṣo roṣaḥ pratigha ucyate .
2.1.1.362

amarṣa pu0 mṛpa—kṣāntau ghañ virodhe na0 ta0 . kṣasāviruddhe
phope . “amarṣaśūnyena janasya jantunā na jātahārddena na
vidviṣādaraḥ” kirā0 tāneva sāmarṣatayā nijaghnuḥ” raghuḥ
harṣāmarṣabhayodvegairviyuktaḥ sa ca me priyaḥ” gītā .

Amarṣa — the son of Susandhi and father of Sahasvān.

Vi. IV. 4. 111.