دیپ

दीप dīpa, vulg. dīp, s.m. A light, lamp:—dīpālī(˚pa+ālī), s.f.=diwālī, q.v.:—dīp-br̤iksh. s.m.=dīp-vr̤iksh, q.v.:—dīp-pushp, s.m. 'Lampflower`, the plant Michelia champaka (syn. ćampā):—dīp-dān, s.m. A ceremony observed for ten days after the decease of a relative (it consists in the suspending of a lamp on a pīpalor some other tree for the purpose of lighting the departed spirit on the road to Yam-puri);—the offering a lamp to an idol;—land assigned to Brāhmans on the banks of rivers to deprecate riverencroachment:—dīp-dhvaj, s.m. 'Lamp-sign'; lamp-black, etc. (=dīp-kiṭṭ):—dīp-sikhā, s.f. The flame of a lamp or candle:—dīp-kiṭṭ, s.m. Lamp-black, the condensed smoke or soot of a lamp; snuff of a candle:—dīp-kūpīor dīp-khorī, s.f. Wick of a lamp:—dīp-mālāor dīp-mālikā, s.f. A row of lamps, an illumination (see diwālī):—dīp-vr̤iksh, s.m. 'Lamp-tree'; the stand or stem of a lamp, candlestick.