كال

काल kāla, vulg. kāl, adj. & s.m. (f. -ī), Black (=kālā), of a dark colour, dark; darkblue;—great, large, excessive, terrible;—a black or dark-blue colour;—the black part of the eye;—the black and most venomous variety of the Cobra, Coluber naga:—kālānjan (˚la+an), s.m. A black unguent:—kālānjanī(˚la+an˚), s.m. A small sbrub used as a purgative:—kālāguru (˚la+ag˚), s.m. A black kind of aloe-wood or Agallochum;—kāljuārī, s.m. A great or terrible gambler:—kālrātrī, s.f. A very dark night:—kāl-sār, s.m. The black antelope:—kāla-sarp, or kāl-sarp, s.m. The black and most poisonous variety of the cobra (=kāla, or kālā, or kālāsāṅp):—kālkoṭhṛī, s.f. A black-hole; solitary imprisonment:—kāl-gandh, or kāl-ganḍait, s.m. A kind of cobra with white spots:—kāla-lavaṇ, s.m. A kind of black factitious and purgative salt (=kālālon, and kālānamak):—kāl-meshikā, s.f. Bengal madder, Rubia munjista;—black Teorī, Ipomæa atropurpurea:—kāl-meshī, s.f. The plant Vernonia (or Serratula, or Conyza) anthelmintica;—Bengal madder, Rubia munjista:—kāl-niryās, s.m. A fragrant and resinous exudation from the plant Amyris agallocha; bdellium:—kālayavan, vulg. kāl-yaman, s.m. Name of a prince of the Yavans; a tyrannical Asur, the foe of Krishṇ, destroyed by him by a stratagem.