चक्षुष्य

{ cakṣuṣya }

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

चक्षुष्य  mfn.  mfn. pleasing to the eyes, wholesome for the eyes or the eyesight, [MBh. xiii, 3423]; [Suśr.]; [Hcat.]
agreeable to the eyes, pleasing, good-looking, beautiful, [ChUp. iii, 13, 8]; [Car. i, 5, 89]; [Rājat. iii, 493]
‘being in any one's ( instr.) range of sight’ and ‘dear to any one ( instr.)’ [Śiś. viii, 57]
चक्षुष्य  m.  m. a kind of collyrium (extracted from Amomum antorhiza), [L.]
Pandanus odoratissimus, [L.]
Hyperanthera Moringa, [L.]
पुण्डरीक   also N. of other plants (, कनक), [L.]
चक्षुष्य  n.  n. two kinds of collyrium ( खर्परी-तुत्थ and सौवीरा-ञ्जन), [L.]
प्रपौण्डरीक   the small shrub , [L.]

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

चक्षुष्य [cakṣuṣya] a.  a. [चक्षुते हितः यत्]
Good looking, agreeable to the sight, pleasing, beautiful; [Śi.8.57.]
Good for the eyes.
Produced from the eye; देवतानां पितॄणां च चक्षुष्यं चात्मनां विभो [Mb.13.68.28.]
-ष्यः, -ष्या   -ष्यः,
-ष्या   A collyrium or application to the eyes. A pleasing or agreeable woman.
-ष्यम्   An ointment for the eyes (Mar. सुरमा ?); तार्क्ष्यशैलं शिखिग्रीवं चक्षुष्यं यामुनं पुनः [Śiva. B.3.18.]

Shabda-Sagara

चक्षुष्य  mfn.  ( -ष्यः-ष्या-ष्यं)
1. Beautiful, pleasing or well looking.
2. Fit or agreeable for the eyes.
 m.  ( -ष्यः)
1. A flower, (Pandanus odora- tissimus.)
2. A plant: see पुण्डरीक.
3. collyrium or application to the eyes, extracted from the Amomum anthorhiza.
 f.  ( -ष्या)
1. A blue stone, or according to some, the calx of brass used as coll- yrium.
2. A pleasing or interesting woman.
E. चक्षुस् the eye, affix यत् . चक्षुषे हितः यत् .

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चक्षुस् यत् . चक्षुषे हितः यत् .