سرس

सरस् saras (changed to saro, in comp., before j, r, etc.), s.m. Water, a large sheet of water, a lake, pool, pond, tank; a piece of water in which the lotus grows:—saras-i-ja, sarasij, s.m. lit.'Pond-born'; a lotus:—saras-i-ruha, s.m. lit.'Growing in a pond,' a lotus; waterlily:—saras-vat, saras-want, adj. (f. -vatī), Watery, fluid; juicy, sapid; elegant; sentimental (cf. sa-ras);—s.m. The ocean; a male river;—a buffalo:—saras-vatī, s.f. See s.v.:—saro-ja, vulg. saroj, s.m. lit.'Lake-born'; a lotus:—sarojinī(fem. of saro-jī), s.f. A Brāhmaṇwoman;—a pond abounding in lotuses; a multitude of lotuses:—sarojī(saro+ja+ī), s.m. (f. -inī), An epithet of Brahmā; and of a Brāhmaṇ:—sarovar, vulg. saro-bar, s.m. A large lake or pond, any piece of water deep enough for the lotus to grow in.