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Results for अन्नाद

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अन्नादannādaa.eater of food; अहमन्नादः Tait. Up.1.7.

    eater of food; अहमन्नादः Tait. Up.1.7.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. अन्नादannāda[anna ͜ ad-a] a. (â, î) eating food; -in, a. id.; -ya, n. nourishment: -kâma, a. de sirous of nourishment.

    [anna ͜ ad-a] adjective (â, î) eating food; -in, adjective the same; -ya, neuter nourishment: -kâma, adjective de sirous of nourishment.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अन्नादannādamf(/ई, आ)n. eating food
    1. mf(/ई, आ)neuter gender eating food
    2. mf(/ई, आ)neuter gender Superl. of the fem. अन्ना*द्/इ-तमा, "eating the most", Name of the fore-finger S3Br.
    3. (also) masculine gender fire (at the end of a religious rite), Lexicographers
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  2. अन्नादनannādanan. eating of food.

    neuter gender eating of food.

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  3. अन्नादिन्annādin([Mn. ii, 188]) mfn. eating food.

    ([Mn. ii, 188]) masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective eating food.

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  4. अन्नाद्यannādyan. food in general, proper food.

    neuter gender food in general, proper food.

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  5. अन्नाद्यकामannādyakāmamfn. desirous of food.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective desirous of food.

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