धिषण

{ dhiṣaṇḥ }

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

धिषण  mfn.  mfn. intelligent, wise, [Hcat.]
धिषण  m.  m. N. of an evil being, [AV. ii, 14, 1]
°णाधिप   of बृहस्-पति (the regent of the planet Jupiter, also , [MatsyaP.]), [Hcar.]
of the pl° J° itself, [L.]
of a नारायण, [Cat.]
of an astronomer, [L.]
of a writer on ताजक works, [Cat.]
any Guru or spiritual preceptor, [W.]
धिषण  n.  n. understanding, intellect, [BhP. viii, 5, 39.]

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

धिषणः [dhiṣaṇḥ]  N. N. of Bṙihaspati, preceptor of the gods; बुद्ध्या यो धिषणाधिकः [Parṇāl.3.15.]
-णम्   A dwellingplace, an abode, residence; यत्रात्मयोनिधिषणाखिललोकपद्मम् [Bhāg.3.28.25.]
णा Speech.
Praise, hymn.
Intellect, understanding; विशुद्धैवोत्पत्त्या पतति न च तत्पाप- धिषणा [Mv.6.8;] आर्यपुत्रार्यधिषण, प्राणनाथ, शुभव्रत Kāśīkhaṇḍam.
Earth.
A cup, bowl. -Comp.
-अधिपः  N. N. of Bṛihaspati.

Shabda-Sagara

धिषण  m.  ( -णः)
1. A name of VRIHASPATI.
2. Any Guru or spiritual preceptor.
 f.  ( -णा) The understanding, the intellect.
E. धृष् to be presumptuous, Unādi affix क्यु, and धिष substituted for the root.

ROOTS:

धृष् क्यु धिष