سمدر

समुि sam-udra, vulg. samudr, s.m. Sea, ocean:—samudrāru (˚ra+aru or āru), s.m. A large fabulous fish; a shark; a crocodile;—Ram's bridge (or the ridge of rocks between India and Ceylon):—samudrānt (˚ra+an˚), s.m. The sea-shore;—adv. As far as the sea:—samudrāntā, s.f. The shrub Alhagi maurorum;—the cotton-plant;—the plant Trigonella corniculata:—samudr-phal, s.m. 'Sea-fruit,' name of a fruit used as a drug or medicament:—samudr-phen, 'Sea-foam'; the dorsal scale or bone of the cuttle fish (Sepia officinalis):—samudr-taṭ, and samudr-tīr, s.m. The sea-coast, the beach, shore:—samudr-datta, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Given or yielded by the sea;—anything obtained from the sea:—samudr-sokh (S. samudra-śosh), s.m. The creeping plant Convolvulus argenteus or speciosus (used medicinally);—a great drinker:—samudr kaph, s.m.=samudr-phen, q.v.:—samudr-gāmī, adj. & s.m. Sea-going, sea-faring;—sea-faring man, sailor, mariner:—samudr-lavaṇ, s.m. Sea-salt:—samudr-vahni, s.m. Submarine fire.