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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अर्मarmaर्मम् [rmam], र्मम् [ऋ-मन् Uṇ.1.137]
    1. र्मम् rmam, र्मम् ऋ-मन् Uṇ.1.137
    2. A disease of the eye.
    3. A country to which one should go (गन्तव्यदेशः or चिरन्तनग्रामनिवासः.
    4. A cemetery.
    5. (Plural) Ruins, rubbish; Vāj.3.11.
  2. अर्मकarmakaa.Narrow, thin.

    Narrow, thin.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -कम्

      1. Narrowness.
      2. Rubbish, ruins; महावैलस्थे अर्मके Rv.1.133.3.
  3. अर्मणम्armaṇamA measure of one droṇa.

    A measure of one droṇa.

  4. अर्मन्armann.A disease of the eye (said to be of 5 kinds).

    [ऋ-मनिन्]

    A disease of the eye (said to be of 5 kinds).

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. अर्मarma[ár-ma] m. pl. ruins.

    [ár-ma] masculine plural ruins.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अर्मकarmakaam, rubbish, ruins RV. i, 133, 3.

    am, rubbish, ruins fg-veda i, 133, 3.

  2. अर्मकपालarmakapālam. n. a potsherd from a heap of rubbish, TS.

    masculine gender neuter gender a potsherd from a heap of rubbish, TS.

  3. अर्मणarmaṇamn. a measure of one dron2a द्रोण Sus3r.

    mn. a measure of one dron2a द्रोण Sus3r.

  4. अर्मन्armann. a disease of the eyes Sus3r.

    neuter gender a disease of the eyes Sus3r.