Sanskrit ojas (127)
According to Monier-Williams’ A Sanskrit-English Dictionary, Sanskrit word ójas connotes “bodily strength, vigour, energy, ability, and power.” It is derived from the root oj, meaning “to be strong or able, to increase, and to have vital power.” It is also derived from √vaj or √uj. One of the meanings of √vaj or √uj is “to be hard or strong; that may be inferred from ugra, ojas, vajra, or vāja.” It is linguistically related to Vedic Zend avjaṅh; Greek ὑγ-ιές (ÿg-iés); Latin vigēre, augere, augur, augus-tus, auxilium; Gothic aukan; and English eke. However, all these cognates and Sanskrit ójas trace their origin to Tamil ākutal. This ākutal changes into ójas in Sanskrit through the transformation of ākutal > ójas. The following words, related to Sanskrit ójas, also originate from Tamil ākutal.
ójas-tara, equal to ójīyas. ójasvat, vigorous, powerful, strong, energetic. ójasvín, vigorous, powerful, strong, energetic. ójasvínī, name of a son of Manu Bhautya. ojasvi-tā, an energetic or emphatic manner of expression or style. ugrá, [said to be from √uc, but probably from a √uj or √vaj, from which also ojas, vāja, vajra may be derived; ugratara and ójīyas (comparative); ugratama and ójishṭha (superlative)], powerful, violent, mighty, impetuous, strong, huge, formidable, terrible; high, noble; cruel, fierce, ferocious, savage; angry, passionate, wrathful; hot, sharp, pungent, acrid. ugras, name of Rudra or Ṡiva; of a particular Rudra; name of a mixed tribe; a twice-born man who perpetrates dreadful deeds; the tree Hyperanthera moringa; name of a Dānava; a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra; the guru of Narendrāditya (who built a temple called Ugreṡa); a group of asterisms; name of the Malabar country. ugrā, name of different plants, Artemisia sternutatoria, Coriandrum sativum. ugrī, a being belonging to the class of demons. ugram, a particular poison, the root of aconitum ferox; wrath, anger. ugrá-karṇika, having an exceedingly big ornament for the ear. ugrá-karman, fierce in action, violent. ugrá-kāṇḍa, a sort of gourd, Momordica charantia. ugrá-kālī, a form of Durgā. ugrá-gandha, strong-smelling. ugrá-gandhas, the plant Michelia champaca; garlic. ugrá-gandhā, orris root; a medicinal plant; Artemisia sternutaloria; Pimpinella involucrata; the common caraway; Ligusticum ajowan. ugrá-gandhām, Asafoetida. ugrá-gaṉdhikā, a species of caraway. ugrá-gandhin, strong smelling, stinking. ugrá-gāḍha, any unfathomable or dangerous depth. ugrá-caṇḍā, name of a goddess. ugrá-caya, strong desire. ugrá-cārin, moving impetuously (said of the moon). ugrá-cāriṇī, name of Durgā. ugrá-jāti, base-born. ugrá-jít, name of an Apsaras. ugrá-tapas, name of a Muni. ugrá-tā, and ugrá-tva, violence, passion, anger; pungency, acrimony. ugrá-tārā, name of a goddess. ugrá-tejas, endowed with great or terrible energy. ugrá-tejās, name of a Nāga; of a Buddha; of another divine being. ugrá-daṉshṭra, having terrific teeth. ugrá-daṇḍa, stern-sceptred or holding a terrible rod; relentless, remorseless, severe. ugrá-danta, having terrific teeth. ugrá-darṡana, of a frightful appearance, frightful, terrible. ugrá-duhitṛi, daughter of a powerful man. ugrá-deva, name of a man. ugrá-dhanvan, having a powerful bow, name of Indra. ugrá-nāsika, large-nosed. ugrá-paṡyá, frightful, hideous, fierce-looking; malignant, wicked (said of dice). ugrá-paṡyā, name of an Apsaras. ugrá-putra, ugrá-putras, son of a powerful man. ugrá-putrī, equal to ugrá-duhitṛi; having mighty sons. ugrá-bāhu, one whose arms are large or powerful. ugrá-bhaṭa, name of a king. ugrá-bhairava, name of a Kāpālika. ugrá-maya, name of a demon causing diseases. ugrá-retas, a form of Rudra. ugrá-vīra, having powerful men. ugrá-vīrya, terrible in might. ugrá-vega, of terrible velocity. ugrá-vyagra, name of a Dānava. ugrá-ṡakti, of terrible might, name of a son of king Amaraṡakti. ugrá-ṡāsana, severe in command, strict in orders. ugrá-ṡekharā, crest of Ṡiva, name of the Gaṅgā. ugrá-ṡoka, sorely grieving. ugrá-ṡravaṇa-darṡana, terrible to hear and see. ugrá-ṡravas, name of a man. ugrá-sena, name of several princes, e.g., of a brother of Janam-ejaya. ugrá-senī, name of the wife of Akrūra. ugrá-sena-ja, name of Kaṉsa (the uncle and enemy of kṛishṇa). ugrá-senānī, name of kṛishṇa. ugrá-sevita, inhabited by violent beings. ugrâcārya, name of an author. ugrādeva, having mighty deities, name of a Ṛishi. ugrâyudha, having powerful weapons. ugrâyudhas, name of a prince. ugrêṡa, the mighty or terrible lord, name of Ṡiva; name of a sanctuary built by Ugra. ojasīna, having strength, powerful. ojasyá, vigorous, powerful. ojāya, to exhibit strength or energy, make effort. ojāyita and ojāyitam, stout-heartedness, courageous behaviour. ójishṭha, superlative of ugrá. ójishṭhas, name of a Muni. ójishṭhās, the descendants of the same. ójīyas, comparative of ugrá. ojo, in compound for ójas. ojo-dā́, granting power, strengthening. ojo-dā́-tama, granting great power, very strengthening. ojo-pati, name of a deity of the bodhi tree. ojo-balā, name of a goddess of the bodhi tree. ojo-mānī, name of a plant. ojmán and ojmā, power, vigour, energy, speed, velocity. augryam, horribleness, dreadfulness, fierceness. aujasa and aujasam, gold. aujasika, energetic, vigorous. aujasya, conducive to or increasing vitality or energy. aujasyam, vigour, energy.
kshatâujas, of diminished power, impaired, weakened, reduced. gatâujas, bereft of strength. dīptâujas, glowing with energy. vāja-karman, active in war. vāja-kṛítya, a warlike deed, battle, fight. vāja-jít, conquering in a contest, winning in a race, winning booty. vāja-jityā, a victorious course or contest. vāja-dā, bestowing vigour or speed. vāja-pīta, one who has acquired strength by drinking. vāja-péya, the drink of strength or of battle. vāja-pramahas, superior in courage or strength. vāja-prasuta, started for a race or impelled by courage. vāja-vat, vigorous, strong; race-horses. vāja-sáni, winning a prize or booty or wealth, granting strength or vigour, victorious; bestowing food. vājâpya, connection with food or strength, a word formed to explain vāja-peya. vājaya, to race, speed, hasten, run, contend, vie. vājayu, eager for a race or contest, swift, active, energetic, vigorous; winning or bestowing wealth or booty. vāji-tā, vāji-tva, the state of having strength or food or wings; the state of nature of a horse. vajin, swift, spirited, impetuous, heroic, warlike; strong, manly, procreative, potent; a warrior, hero, man; the steed of a war-chariot; a horse, stallion. vājinī, a mare. vājinī-vat, possessing or driving swift mares, rich in horses. vājinī-vasu, bestowing strength or power. vājī-kara, vājī-karaṇa, strengthening, stimulating, producing virility; an aphrodisiac. vājī-kārya, equal to vājī-kriyā. vājī-karoti, to strengthen, excite, produce virility. vājī-kriyā, vājī-vidhāna, the use or application of aphrodisiacs.