1. سِرَس-
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1. سِرَس-
n
2. śiras
śiras n. ( prob. originally śaras = karas; and connected with karaṅka, q.v. ) the head, skull ( acc. with √ dā, ‘to give up one's head i.e. life’; with √ dhṛ, or √ vah, ‘to hold up one's head, be proud’; with Caus. of √ vṛt or with upasthā, ‘to hold out the head’, ‘acknowledge one's self guilty’, se
3. śiras
the upper end or highest part of anything, top, peak, summit, pinnacle, acme, MBh. ; Kāv. &c.
4. śiras
N. of the verse āpojyotirāpomṛtam, Baudh. ; Viṣṇ. &c.
5. śirasa
śirasa = śiras in sahasra-Siraso dara , q.v.
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