پرجا

ूजा prajā, vulg. परजा parjā, s.f. Progeny, offspring, brood, children, posterity, descendants, race, family; creature, created being; a subject, dependent, tenant, renter; people, subjects:—prajā-pālak, s.m. 'Protector of created beings,' an epithet of Kr̤ishṇa; protector of subjects, a king, sovereign:—prajā-pālan, s.m. The protection of subjects or dependants:—prajā-pati, s.m. 'Lord of creatures,' an epithet of the deity, Brahmā; an epithet of a number of other divine personages;—`lord of the people,' a king, sovereign, prince; a daughter's husband, son-inlaw; creator, procreator, father:—prajā-poshan, s.m. The cherishing of subjects:—prajā-dharm, s.m. The duty of children or of subjects; filial obedience; loyalty:—prajāśan (prajā+āśan), s.m. The food of subjects;—adj. & s.m. Eating up his subjects;—one who devours his subjects, a cruel and oppressive ruler, tyrant:—prajā-ghna, adj. Killing offspring, destroying progeny (=prajā-han):—parjā-log, s.m. Subjects, dependants, people, peasantry, ryots:—prajā-vatī, s.f. A brother's wife; the wife of an elder brother; a mother, matron:—prajā-hit, adj. & s.m. Favourable to, or good for, children or subjects; kind or useful to children or subjects;—one who is kind to his dependants, etc.:—prajā-han, adj. Destroying offspring; slaying one's subjects:—prajeś(prajā+īśa), s.m. 'Lord of created beings,' an epithet of the god presiding over the procreation of offspring; 'lord of the people,' a prince, king, sovereign.