دشٹ

दƴु dushṭa, vulg. dushṭ(rt. dush), part. adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Corrupted, depraved; corrupt, vicious, wicked, bad, evil; faulty; false; perverse; obdurate; low, vile, worthless;—a bad or wicked man; an enemy; a miscreant, vile wretch:—dushṭātmā(˚ta+āt˚), adj. & s.m.f. Of a bad nature, evil-minded, wicked;—a very wicked person:—dushṭāćār, dushṭ-āćārī, adj. & s.m. Following evil practices;—a bad or wicked person:—dushṭ-baćan, s.m. Bad words, or speech, or language, abuse:—dushṭ-bhāv, adj. Evil-natured, of a wicked or depraved nature, innately bad or wicked:—dushṭ-bhāvatā, s.f. Innate depravity, wickedness:—dushṭa-tar, adj. (compar.), Very wicked:—dushṭ-jantu, s.m. Evil creature, noxious animal (as a snake, etc.):—dushṭ-ćārī, adj. & s.m. Practising evil deeds, wicked, criminal;—an evil doer, a wicked person:—dushṭ-ćetā, adj. Evil-minded, bad-hearted, malevolent;—obtuse, stupid:—dushṭ-dalan, s.m. 'Breaker, crusher, or destroyer of the wicked,' an epithet of Krishṇa:—dushṭ-mati, adj. Evil-minded, wicked, depraved:—dushṭ-vaćan, see dushṭ-baćan.