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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अमतamataSickness, disease.

    [अम्-अतच् Uṇ.3.11.]

    1. Sickness, disease.
    2. Death.
    3. Time.
    4. Dust, particle of dust.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • अमत amata, Adjective

      1. Not felt, not perceptible by the mind, unknown.
      2. Disliked, not agreed to, see under अम् also.

    • -परार्थता 'an unaccepted second sense', one of the faults of a word (शब्ददोष); अमतः प्रकृतविरुद्धः परार्थो यत्र; Exempli gratia, for example in राममन्मथशरेण ताडिता etc. (R.11.2) the second sense suggestive of शृङ्गाररस is opposed to the proper rasa of the passage which is either वीर or बीभत्स; K. Parasmaipada7.

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  2. अमतिamatiTime.

    [अम्-अति Uṇ.4.59.]

    1. Time.
    2. The moon.
    3. (Vedic) Form, shape (Nir.).
    4. Want, poverty.Adjective poor, indigent; अनापिरज्ञा असजात्यामतिः Rv.1.39.6.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -अमतीवत्

      1. Adjective Vedic
      2. Evil-minded, wicked (दुष्ट, अप्रशस्त- बुद्धिमत् Sāy.).
      3. Poor, indigent; न मे स्तोतामतीवा न दुर्हितः स्यादग्ने न पापया Rv.8.19.26.

    • अमति amati, Adjective

      1. Evil-minded, wicked, depraved. -तिः A rogue, cheat. -तिः Feminine
      2. Ignorance, unconsciousness, absence of knowledge, intention, or fore-thought; अमत्यैतानि षड् जग्ध्वा Ms.5.2;4.222. For some of the other senses see under अम्.

    • -पूर्व Adjective unconscious, unintentional.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. अमतamata[á-mata] pp. unlooked for; not approved.

    [á-mata] perfect passive participle unlooked for; not approved.

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  2. अमतिamati[am-áti] f. appearance, brightness.
    1. [am-áti] feminine; also equal for appearance, brightness.
    2. [ám-ati] adjective poor; feminine; also equal for poverty.
    3. [a-mati] feminine; also equal for ignorance: instrumental uninten tionally.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अमतamatam. sickness, disease Un2.
    1. masculine gender sickness, disease Un2.
    2. masculine gender death Lexicographers
    3. masculine gender time Lexicographers
    4. masculine gender dust commentator or commentary on Un2.
    5. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (√मन्), not felt, not perceptible by the mind S3Br. xiv
    6. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective not approved of, unacceptable.
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  2. अमतपदार्थamatapadārthamfn. having an unacceptable second sense Kpr. Sa1h.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective having an unacceptable second sense Kpr. Sa1h.

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  3. अमतिamatif. want, indigence RV. VS. AV.
    1. feminine want, indigence fg-veda VS. AV.
    2. feminine "unconsciousness", generally
    3. feminine form, shape, splendour, lustre fg-veda VS.
    4. feminine time Un2.
    5. feminine moon Lexicographers
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  4. अमतिपूर्वamatipūrvamfn. unconscious, unintentional.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective unconscious, unintentional.

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  5. अमतिपूर्वकamatipūrvakamfn. unconscious, unintentional.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective unconscious, unintentional.

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  6. अमतिस्amatismfn. poor, indigent RV. x, 39, 6.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective poor, indigent fg-veda x, 39, 6.

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