سار

सार sār (rt. सृ ), s.m. Essence, substance, best or choicest part (of a thing), quintessence; heart; marrow; cream; pith; gist; sap (of plants or trees); strength, vigour; valour, heroism, prowess; value, worth,excellence; wealth, goods, riches; curds; nectar; fresh butter;—manure; pus, matter; sickness, disease; dysentery; air, wind; iron; water;—a piece (at ćausar, or chess, etc.); a chess-board;—propriety, fitness; climax;—adj. Essential, substantial; vigorous, strong, hard excellent; good, sound; best; real, true, genuine; thoroughly proved, irrefragable:—sārārth (sāra+ar˚), s.m. Substance, abridgment, epitome:—sārāṅś(˚ra+aṅśa), s.m. The best part (of a thing), substance, essence; epitome, summary; table of contents:—sārāṅś-rūp, adj. Consisting of the essence or best part (of a thing):—sār jānnā(-kā), To know the worth (of), to appreciate, to value, prize:—sār-grāhī, adj. Extracting the essence (of a thing):—sārgrahaṇ, s.m. The act of extracting the essence or best part (of a thing):—sār-ghar, s.m. Cowshed, a kind of hut (in the jungle) used by cowherds:—sār-loh, s.m. Steel:—sār-nāth, s.m. lit. 'Lord of essences,' the Almighty:—sār-vat, adj. (f. -vatī), Having substance, substantial, strong; having pith or sap, pithy; fertile:—sārvarjit, adj. (f, -ā), Devoid of substance, unsubstantial; destitute of pith or sap, pithless, sapless.