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Results for अपराजित
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Apte Dictionary
V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
अपराजितaparājitaa.Unconquered, invincible, unsurpassed; ˚ता दिक् the north-east direction, (ऐशानी) so called because the Gods…
Unconquered, invincible, unsurpassed; denotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be suppliedता दिक् the north-east direction, (ऐशानी) so called because the Gods were not defeated there; ते (देवासुराः) उदीच्यां प्राच्यां दिश्ययतन्त ते ततो न पराजयन्त सैषा दिगपराजिता Ait. Br., अपराजितां वास्थाय व्रजेद्दिशमजिह्मगः Ms.6.31.
Derived forms and compounds
-तः
A sort of poisonous insect.
Name of Viṣṇu; Name of Śiva. अपराजित -अप्रतिहत -जयन्त -वैजयन्त -कोष्ठकान् ...पुरमध्ये कारयेत् Kau. Atmanepada 2.4.
One of the 11 Rudras.
A class of divinities forming a portion of the अनुत्तर divinities of the Jainas.
Name of a sage.
-ता
Name of Durgā, to be worshipped on the Vijayādaśamī or Dasarā day; तिष्ठ देवि शिखाबन्धे चामुण्डे ह्यपराजिते Sandhyā; दशम्यां च नरैः सम्यक् पूजनीयाऽपराजिता । ...ददाति विजयं देवी पूजिता जयवर्धिनी Skanda Parasmaipada
Name of several plants; दूर्वा, शेफालिका, जयन्ती, असन, शङ्खिनी, हपुषा, असनपर्णी.
A kind of plant (or ओषधि) fastened round the wrist and serving as a charm or amulet; see. Ś.7. (In Vikramorvaśīyam Act 2, Kālidāsa uses अपराजिता in the sense of a spell or विद्या; ननु भगवता देवगुरुणा अपराजितां नाम शिखाबन्धनविद्यामुप- दिशता त्रिदशपरिपक्षस्यालङ्घनीये कृते स्वः).
The north-east quarter; see under denotes that the rest of the word under consideration is to be suppliedत above.
A kind of metre, 4 lines with 14 syllables in each
dhṛṣṭadyumno virāṭaśca sātyakiścāparājitaḥ. — And Kashya of the great bow, and Shikhandi of the great prowess, Dhrishtadyumna, Virata and Satyaki blew their respective conchs. 1·17
अपराजितःaparājitaḥnominative singular of the masculine form of the compound past passive participial adjective aparājita (the unconquered).
अपराजितaparājita[á-parâ-gita] pp. unconquered, un conquerable; m. N. of a mythical sword; f. â, N. of a herb; a metre.
[á-parâ-gita] perfect passive participle unconquered, un conquerable; masculinenoun of a mythical sword; feminine; also equal for â, noun of a herb; a metre.
