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Results for अक्रम

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अक्रमakramaa.Devoid of order, confused.

    [नास्ति क्रमः पादः क्रमणं वा यस्स]

    1. Devoid of order, confused.
    2. Without the power of going or moving (पादशून्य, आक्रमणशून्य)

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -मः

      1. Want of order, confusion, irregularity (क्रमाभावः); एह्येहि पुत्र, अयमक्रमः Pañc.1.
      2. Absence of motion or movement.
      3. Breach of propriety or decorum; कमक्रमं कर्तुमभूदपेक्षा वैलक्ष्यभाजां न महीपतीनाम् Vikr. 1.3; कन्यान्तःपुरमक्रमात् प्रविशता Mv.2.5 indecently, immodestly; वलीमुखचक्रमक्रममुच्चलितं Mv.6. in disorder.
      4. Name of a concept in kashmir Śaivism.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अक्रमakramamfn. not happening successively, happening at once Yogas.
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not happening successively, happening at once Yogas.
    2. masculine gender want of order, confusion.
    3. (also) अम्, indeclinable not by degrees, simultaneously, Naish.
  2. अक्रमशस्akramaśasind. id., Kap.

    indeclinable the same, Kap.

  3. अक्रमोढाakramoḍhāf. a woman married out of the regular order (as the younger sister before the elder &c.), Ka1tyS3r.

    feminine a woman married out of the regular order (as the younger sister before the elder etc.), Ka1tyS3r.