منی

मिण maṇi, s.m. (occas. f.), or मणी manī, s.f., or मनी manī, s.m. & f. [S. मिणःand मिणका, and मिणकः], A precious stone, gem, jewel, pearl;—a bead or other globular ornament;—the fleshy excrescences on the neck of a goat;—the wrist;—a water-pot:—maṇi-ākār, adj. Of the form or fashion of a jewel, or pearl, etc.; gem-like:—manī-thanī(S. मिणकः+ःथिनकः), s.m. A certain blemish on horses, viz. globular formations of flesh on the neck or shoulder:—maṇi-jālā, s.f. A net interwoven with gems or beads, etc.:—maṇijaṛit, adj. Set with gems; bedecked with jewels:—maṇi-jalā, s.f. (lit.'having jewel-like water'), Name of a river:—maṇi-dīp, s.m. 'Jewel-lamp,' a lamp having jewels:—maṇidvīp, s.m. 'Jewel-island'; name of a mythical island in the ocean of nectar;—the hood of the serpent Anant:—maṇi-śail, s.m. 'Jewelmountain,' name of a mountain:—maṇi-grīv, s.m. 'Jewel-necked';—wearing a necklace;—name of a son of Kuver:—maṇi-mālā, s.f. A string, or fillet, or zone, of jewels, or pearls; a necklace of precious stones:—maṇi-may, adj. (f. -ī), Formed, or consisting of jewels, etc.; set or studded with gems; jewelled:—maṅi-nāyak, s.m. 'Chief of jewels,' i.e. Kaustubh:—maṇivaignī, vulg. maṇī-baignī, s.f. A purple gem:—maṇi-yut, adj. (f. -ā), Appertaining to gems or jewels; bedecked with jewels; inlaid with gems.