मारिष

{ māriṣḥ }

A Sanskrit English Dictionary

मारिष  m.  m. (perhaps fr. पालि मारिस = मादृश, ‘colleague’; cf. मार्ष) a worthy or respectable man ( esp. in the voc. as a term of address = ‘worthy friend’ or ‘dear sir’ ; in dram. applied to the manager or one of the principal actors), [MBh.]; [Kāv.]; [BhP.]
Amaranthus Oleraceus, [Bhpr.] pl. N. of a people, [MBh.]

The Practical Sanskrit-English Dictionary

मारिषः [māriṣḥ]   1 A respectable, worthy or venerable man, (used in dramas in the voc. as a respectful mode of address by the Sūtradhāra to one of the principal actors; see [U. 1;] [Māl.1.] ); शूरो मातामहः कच्चित् स्वस्त्यास्ते वाऽथ मारिषः [Bhāg.1.14.26.]
Amaranthus Oleraceus (Mar. तांदुळजा).

Shabda-Sagara

मारिष  m.  ( -षः) A venerable person, (in dramatic language, especially the title of the manager, or principal actor.)
 mf.  ( -षः-षी) A potherb, (Amaranthus oleraceus.)
 f.  ( -षी) The mother of the sage DAKSHA.
E. मृष् to bear patiently, deriv. irr.

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मृष्

संस्कृतम् (Sanskrit) WN

See : आदरणीय