وگھن

िवËन vi-ghna, vulg. vighn, vighan, bighan, s.m. Obstacle, impediment, hindrance, obstruction, interruption, disturbance, prevention, opposition; detriment; difficulty, trouble, calamity:—vighn-rāj, s.m. 'King of obstacles,' an epithet of Ganeś(who is invoked at the commencement of an undertaking as the remover of obstacles and difficulties):—vighnsiddhi, s.f. The settling or removal of obstacles:—vighn-kārak, or vighn-kārī, or vighn-kar, adj. & s.m. Causing any obstacle or interruption; disturbing, opposing, impeding, hindering;—obstructer, interrupter, disturber, opposer, etc.:—vighn-nāśak, adj. & s.m. Who or what removes obstacles or difficulties;—remover of obstacles, etc.;—an epithet of Ganeś:—vighn-nāśan, s.m. The destruction or removal of obstacles;—remover of obstacles (i.q. vighn-nāśak), an epithet of Ganeś:—vighnvināyak, or vighn-vidāraṇ, s.m. 'Remover, or tearer away, of obstacles,' epithets of Ganeś(see vighn-rāj):—vighn-hārak, or vighn-hārī, s.m. 'Remover of obstacles,' or vighneś(˚na+īś˚), s.m. 'Lord of obstacles,' epithets of Ganeś. (For other compounds see bighan.)