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Apte Dictionary
V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
अरणaraṇaa.(-णी f.) Ved.
(-णीFeminine) Vedic
Departed, gone away; belonging to others, strange, unusual, foreign; distant, remote (Opposite ofस्व, नित्य or अमा); (Sāy. grieved, sorry दुःखित, अरममाण); inimical, hostile, (with whom one is not on speaking terms).
-णीFeminineऋ-अनि Uṇ.2.11; अरणिः अग्नेर्योनिः A piece of wood (of the Śamī tree) used for kindling the sacred fire by attrition, the fireproducing wooden stick; प्रयच्छन्ति फलं भूमिररणीव हुताशनम् Pt.1.216.
-णी (dual) The two pieces of wood used in kindling the sacred fire. धरण्योर्निहितो जातवेदाः Kaṭha. 4.8.
-णिः
The sun.
fire.
Flint.
Name of several fire-producing plants, particularly अग्निमन्थ.
-णिः
Feminine
A path, way.
Vedic Stinginess.
Discomfort; निररर्णि सविता साविषक् Av.1.18.2.
केतुःEquivalent toअग्निमन्थ Premna Intergrifolia.
-सुतः
Name of Śuka, a celebrated sage (born from the seed of Vyāsa fallen upon an Araṇi at the sight of the nymph Ghṛitāchī); पितुः पादावगृह्णादरणीसुतः Mb.12.327.31.
अरणिaraṇi(accord. to some, "uncouthness" [Sa1y. reads अरणीम्], AV. i, 18, 2).
(according to to some, "uncouthness" [Sa1y. reads अरणीम्], AV. i, 18, 2).
feminine "being fitted into" or "turning round", the piece of wood (taken from the Ficus Religiosa or Premna Spinosa) used for kindling fire by attrition fg-vedaetc. (generally distinction is made between the lower one and the upper one, अधरा*रण्/इ and उत्तरा*रणि, the former may also be meant by अरणि alone without अधर)
feminine (figuratively) a mother Hariv. (confer, compareपाण्ड्/अवा*रणि and सुरा*रणि)
masculine gender the plant Premna Spinosa Lexicographers