[Skt.] n. A ghost, a demon, a powerless sprite supposed to haunt a cemetery, being the spirit of a bad man. pisacadi. A living being. prani. An essence, or element, pancabhutamulu the five elements, viz: Earth, fire, water, air and ether. “ksonipaniyatejovayugaganakhyapancabhutaṃsasambandhamaina. menilogarnanasanetrajihvatvagahvaya pancendriyamulagosthi. sabdagandhangarasasparsa sanjnikapancavisayamula baluparacu.” G. v. 13. Universal nature. bhutagunamulu elemental qualities. dayyamu kadu bhutamu it was not a fiend but a miserable ghost. adj. Past, elapsed.kadacina, gatincina. (In composition), Equal, samanamaina. bhutaddamu bhuta-addamu. n. A magnifying glass. bhutakalamu bhuta-kalamu. n. The past tense in verbs. bhutaki bhutaki. n. An ogress. raksasastri. bhutacikitsa bhuta-chikitsa. n. Remedies against witchcraft. bhutadaya bhuta-daya. n. Humanity, kindness. bhutadhatri bhuta-dhatri. n. The nurse of living beings, i.e., the earth, bhumi. bhutabali sacrifice of a living animal. bhutanadhudu bhuta-nadhudu. n. An epithet of Siva. bhutavaidyudu bhuta-vaidyadu. n. One who drives away spirits. butasuddhi bhuta-suddhi. n. Consecration of food at a sacrifice. bhuta samplavamu bhuta-samplavamu. (from samplavamu the drowning of bhutamulu living creatures.) n. The deluge. yugantapralayamu. bhutatmamu bhut-atmamu. n. The body. dehamu. bhutatmudu bhut-atmudu. n. Brahma. bhutankusamu bhut-ankusamu. n. A kind of tree, Croton obliquifolium. “bhutankusamasoka bhurjapatrammulu.” H. iv. 20. bhutavasamu bhuta-vasamu. n. The tree called Terminalia belerica, Rox, ii. 431. karsaphalamu, vibhitakamu, or tandracettu. This tree is said to be haunted, and it is shunned, even its leaves being considered unlucky. bhutudu bhutudu. n. He who became, he who is. (Used in composition) suski bhutudainavadu a lean wretch. sahayabhutulainavaru allies. bhutesudu bhut-esudu. n. The lord of demons. i.e. Siva.