كشیتر

क्षेऽ kshetra, vulg. kshetr, s.m. Landed property, land, soil, a field (=khet); place, region, country; the body (considered as the field of the indwelling and working of the soul); a wife; a sacred spot or district, place of pilgrimage (as Benares, etc.); enclosed plot (of ground); superficies; extent; (in Geom.), figure, diagram, a triangle, etc.;—department, sphere of action or operation:—kshetr-phal, s.m. Area (of a field, etc.), superficial contents (of a figure):—kshetra-jna, vulg. kshetrag or kshetragya, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Clever, dexterous, skilful, cunning; knowing the body; familiar with the cultivation of the soil;—the soul; a husbandman; a clever person, etc.;—kshetr-sīmā, s.f. The boundaries of a field, or of a sacred place.