تیكشن

तीक्षण tīkshṇa, vulg. tīkshaṇ, adj. Sharp (in all senses), hot, pungent, warm, fiery; acid; fine, thin; ardent, zealous, active; quick, keen, intelligent, shrewd, penetrating, subtle; harsh, rough, angry, passionate (syn. tez):—tīkshṇabuddhi, adj. & s.f. Sharp-witted, sagacious, acute, shrewd, witty;—acuteness of intellect, sagacity, etc.:—tīkshṇa-patra, s.m. lit. 'Having pungent leaves'; coriander:—tīkshṇa-pushpa, s.m. lit. 'Having a pungent flower'; cloves:—tīkshna-phal, s.m. 'Having pungent fruit'; coriander; black mustard:—tīkshṇa-tail, s.m. 'Pungent oil'; the resin of the Shorea robusta; resin; the milky juice of the Euphorbia lactea; spirituous or vinous liquor:—tīkshṇa-ras, s.m. lit. 'Pungent liquid'; saltpetre:—tīkshṇasūka, s.m. lit. 'Having sharp awns'; barley:—tīkshṇa-karman, adj. 'Sharp in action,' active, brisk, energetic, zealous:—tīkshṇa-kaṇṭak, s.m. The thorn-apple, Datura metel:—tīkshṇa-kand, s.m. 'Pungent root'; the onion:—tīkshṇa-gandh, s.m. 'Having a pungent smell'; the plant Morunga hyperanthera; the gumolibanum tree;—small cardamoms:—tīkshṇagandhā, s.f. Name of several plants; mustardseed; orris root; the plant Pandanus odoratissimus; etc.