شیت

शीत śīta, vulg. śīt, and sīt, adj. Cold, cool, chilly, frigid; dull, stupid; apathetic, sluggish, idle, lazy;—s.m. Cold, coldness; numbness; frigidity; cold weather; the cold season, winter; dew; wet, wetness:—śītārt (˚ta+ār˚), adj. Pained or pinched with cold, suffering from cold, chilled, cold, shivering:—śītāśmanor śītaśmā(˚ta+aś˚), s.m. 'A cold stone'; the moon-gem; crystal:—śītāśu (˚ta+a˚), s.m. lit.'Cool-rayed'; the moon; camphor:—śītāg (˚ta+a˚), s.m. The being chilled; numbness; paralysis, palsy:—śītjanak, adj. Generating cold; producing the sensation of cold; cooling; chilly; refrigerative, refrigerant:—śīt-jvar, s.m. Fever arising from cold or a chill; ague:—śīt-rāj, s.m. 'The lord of cold,' the moon:—śīt-ritu, s.m. The cold season, winter:—śīt-ras, s.m. The flux, dysentery:—śīt-kāl, s.m.=śīt-ritu, q.v.:—śītosha (˚ta+ush˚), vulg. śīt-ush, s.m. A mixture of cold and heat; lukewarmness; the change of seasons, unsettled state of the weather;—śītosha-mān, adj. (f. -matī), Cold and hot; lukewarm; unsettled (as weather):—śīt-har, adj. (f. -ā), Removing cold.