مہی

मही mahī, or मिह mahi, s.f. The earth, world; earth, soil, ground; land, landed property;—(in Geom.) the base of a triangle, or other plane figure;—a species of Sanskrit metre (four times ¯);—name of a river (rising in the province of Malwa and, after a westerly course of 280 miles, falling into the gulf of Cambay):—mahī-bhār, or mahi-bhār, s.m. 'Earth-burden,' a burden for the earth;—the burden of the world (as borne by the great serpent Anant);—the burden of human suffering (said to have been borne by Vishṇu):—mahī-pa, or mahi-pa, vulg. mahīp, or mahip, s.m. 'Earth-protector'; a king, sovereign, ruler:—mahī-pāl, or mahi-pāl; mahī-pālak, or mahi-pālak; mahī-pati, or mahi-pati, vulg. mahī-pat, s.m. 'Earth-protector,' a king, etc. (i.q. mahīp):—a landholder:—mahī-tal, s.m. Surface of the earth; ground, soil:—mahī-dhar, or mahi-dhar, s.m. (lit.'earth-bearing,' 'supporting the earth'), A mountain:—mahī-dev, or mahi-dev, s.m. 'Earth-god,' a deity on earth, a Brāhmaṅ:—mahī-ruh, s.m. 'Earth-growing'; a plant, a tree;—the tree Theca grandis:—mahī-sur, s.m. 'Earth-god,' a Brāhmaṇ(i.q. mahī-dev):—mahī-latā, s.f. An earth-worm:—mahī-may, adj. Abounding in earth; consisting, or made, of earth; earthen, earthy:—mahīn (mahī+ina), s.m. 'Earth-ruler,' a king, prince.