तीर्थ tīrth

तीर्थ tīrth (sanskrit)

A bathing place, a shrine or sacred place of pilgrimage (as Benares, &c.; especially particular spots along the course of sacred streams, as the Ganges, &c.). Pilgrimage.

तीर्थ tīrtha ti:rth (nm) a place of pilgrimage; sacred place; —यात्रा pilgrimage; ~यात्री a pilgrim; ~राज an epithet of Praya:g (Allahabad)— considered to be the most pre-eminent of all the places of pilgrimage.

S تيرتهہ तीर्थ tīrth, & H. तीरथ tīrath, s.m. A bathing place, a shrine or sacred place of pilgrimage (as Benares, &c.; especially particular spots along the course of sacred streams, as the Ganges, &c.); pilgrimage: — tīrath-jātrā, s.m. Pilgrimage: — tīrath-rāj, tīrth-pati, s.m. An epithet of Pryāg or Ilāhābad, the chief place of pilgrimage (though inferior in point of sanctity to Banāras, to which latter place the Hindū goes rather to die than to bathe): — tīrth-kār, s.m. A holy personage: — tīrath karnā (-kā), To go on a pilgrimage (to).