مرت

मृ त mr̤ita, vulg. mr̤it, part. (f. -ā), Dead, deceased, defunct; extinct; deathlike, torpid, useless;—calcined, reduced (said of metals);—s.m. Death;—begging; food or alms obtained by begging:—mr̤it-prāy, adj. & s.m.=mr̤it-kalp, q.v.:—mr̤it-jan-karmādhyaksh, s.m. An executioner:—mr̤it-snāt, part. (f. -ā) & s.m. Bathed after a death, or after mourning; dead immediately after ablution;—one who has washed himself after a death or funeral, etc.:—mr̤it-snān, vulg. mr̤it-asnān, s.m. Bathing after a death or funeral, funeral ablution;—bathing a corpse:—mr̤it-karpaṭ, s.m. The habiliments of the dead; a shroud:—mr̤it-kalp, adj. & s.m. (f. -ā), Almost dead, well-nigh dead; seemingly dead; dying; insensible, fainted, in a swoon;—a dying person, etc.:—mr̤it-maṇḍal, s.m. The temple of the dead, or of death; an epithet of this world:—mr̤it-vat, adj. (f. -ī), Death-like.