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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

अनुकम्प्anukamp1 A. To take pity or compassion on, sympathize with, pity (with acc.); किमुज्जिहानजीवितां वराकीं नानुकम्पसे…

1 Atmanepada To take pity or compassion on, sympathize with, pity (with Accusative); किमुज्जिहानजीवितां वराकीं नानुकम्पसे Māl.1; कथं ब्राह्मणी मामनुकम्पते Mk.3; कम्पसे नानुकम्पसे 4.8; with Locative also; सौहृदेन तथा प्रेम्णा सदा मध्यनु- कम्पसे Mb. -Causal To pity etc.; शफरीं प्रथमा वृष्टिरिवान्व- कम्पयत् Ku.4.39.

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अनुकम्प्यanukampyapot. p.Pitiable, worthy of sympathy; किं तन्न येनासि ममानुकम्प्या R.14.74; दुहितरमनुकम्प्यामद्रिरादाय दोर्भ्याम्…
1. Pitiable, worthy of sympathy; किं तन्न येनासि ममानुकम्प्या R.14.74; दुहितरमनुकम्प्यामद्रिरादाय दोर्भ्याम् Ku.3.76. म्प्यः A courier, express messenger.
2. An ascetic.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

अनुकम्प्anukampto sympathize with, compassionate: Caus. P. (impf. -अकम्पयत्) id. Kum.

to sympathize with, compassionate: Causal Parasmaipada (imperfect tense -अकम्पयत्) the same Kum.

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अनुकम्प्यanukampyamfn. pitiable, worthy of sympathy
1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective pitiable, worthy of sympathy
2. masculine gender an ascetic Lexicographers, expeditious (explained by तरस्विन्, perhaps for तपस्विन्) Lexicographers
3. masculine gender (also) a relative, friend, A1pGr2.
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