As a Hindi name
दीप्य · adj
जो जलाया जाने को हो । प्रज्वलित किय जानेवाला · जो जलानेयोग्य हो · जठराग्नि दीपन करनेवाला — Śabdasāgara
दीप्य · noun · masculine
अजवायन · जीरा · मयूरशिखा — Śabdasāgara
As a Sanskrit word
Meaning
Celosia Cristata
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M3 · meaning shifts "dīpya" is derived from "dīp" with the yat suffix — a related word whose meaning shifts, so both meanings are shown.
dīp cl. 4. Ā. dīpyate (dīpyate, TBr., dīpyati, MBh. pf. didīpe, Ragh. v, 47; fut. dīpiṣyate, dīpitā; aor. adīpi, adīpiṣṭa inf. dīpitum, Pāṇ. vii, 2, 8, Sch.; iii, 1, 61) to blaze, flare, shine, be luminous or illustrious, AV.; Br.; Mn.; MBh.; Kālid. &c.; glow, burn (also with anger, Bhaṭṭ.) : Caus. dīpayati, ˚te, aor. adīdipat or adidīpat (Pāṇ. vii, 4, 3) to kindle, set on fire, inflame, TāṇḍyaBr. xvi, 1; ĀśvGṛ. iv, 6; Kauś. 60 &c.; illuminate, make illustrious, MBh.; Hariv. &c.; excite, rouse, ib. : Desid. didīpiṣate: Intens. dedīpyate, to blaze fiercely, shine intensely, be very bright, MBh.; BhP.; p. dedīpyantī, MBh. vii, 8138.
dīp 4 A. (dīpyate, dīpta; freq. dedīpyate) 1 To shine, blaze, (fig. also); sarvairusraiḥ samagraistvamiva nṛpaguṇairdīpyate saptasaptiḥ M. 2. 13; taruṇīstana eva dīpyate maṇihārāvalirāmaṇīyakaṃ N. 2. 44; Bk. 2. 2, R. 14. 64; H. Pr. 46. 2 To burn, be lighted; yathā yathā ceyaṃ capalā dīpyate K. 105. 3 To glow, be inflamed or excited, increase (fig. also); R. 5. 47; Bk. 15. 88, Śi. 20. 71. 4 To be fired with anger; Ki. 3. 55. 5 To be illustrious. — Caus. (dīpayati te) 1 To kindle, set on fire, inflame. 2 To illuminate, light, irradiate; vṛṃdāvanāṃtaramadīpayadaṃśujālaiḥ (iṃduḥ) Gīt. 7; U. 1. 42. 3 To excite, raise. 4 To adorn, grace; Ki. 10. 1.
dīpya mfn. to be kindled or inflamed or stimulated, W.
promoting digestion, L.
Dictionary citations
dīpya mfn. to be kindled or inflamed or stimulated, W.
promoting digestion, L.
dīpya m. Celosia Cristata
Ptychotis Ajowan
cumin-seed, L.
dīp cl. 4. Ā. dīpyate (dīpyate, TBr., dīpyati, MBh. pf. didīpe, Ragh. v, 47; fut. dīpiṣyate, dīpitā; aor. adīpi, adīpiṣṭa inf. dīpitum, Pāṇ. vii, 2, 8, Sch.; iii, 1, 61) to blaze, flare, shine, be luminous or illustrious, AV.; Br.; Mn.; MBh.; Kālid. &c.; glow, burn (also with anger, Bhaṭṭ.) : Caus. dīpayati, ˚te, aor. adīdipat or adidīpat (Pāṇ. vii, 4, 3) to kindle, set on fire, inflame, TāṇḍyaBr. xvi, 1; ĀśvGṛ. iv, 6; Kauś. 60 &c.; illuminate, make illustrious, MBh.; Hariv. &c.; excite, rouse, ib. : Desid. didīpiṣate: Intens. dedīpyate, to blaze fiercely, shine intensely, be very bright, MBh.; BhP.; p. dedīpyantī, MBh. vii, 8138.
dīp 4 A. (dīpyate, dīpta; freq. dedīpyate) 1 To shine, blaze, (fig. also); sarvairusraiḥ samagraistvamiva nṛpaguṇairdīpyate saptasaptiḥ M. 2. 13; taruṇīstana eva dīpyate maṇihārāvalirāmaṇīyakaṃ N. 2. 44; Bk. 2. 2, R. 14. 64; H. Pr. 46. 2 To burn, be lighted; yathā yathā ceyaṃ capalā dīpyate K. 105. 3 To glow, be inflamed or excited, increase (fig. also); R. 5. 47; Bk. 15. 88, Śi. 20. 71. 4 To be fired with anger; Ki. 3. 55. 5 To be illustrious. — Caus. (dīpayati te) 1 To kindle, set on fire, inflame. 2 To illuminate, light, irradiate; vṛṃdāvanāṃtaramadīpayadaṃśujālaiḥ (iṃduḥ) Gīt. 7; U. 1. 42. 3 To excite, raise. 4 To adorn, grace; Ki. 10. 1.
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