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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अवसाavasāVed. Liberation, release. कथा शृण्वन्नवसामस्य वेद् Rv.4.23.3.

    Vedic Liberation, release. कथा शृण्वन्नवसामस्य वेद् Rv.4.23.3.

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  2. अवसातृavasātṛm.Ved. A deliverer, liberator; अत्रा युक्तोऽ वसातारमिच्छात् Rv.1.27.9.

    Vedic A deliverer, liberator; अत्रा युक्तोऽ वसातारमिच्छात् Rv.1.27.9.

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  3. अवसादavasāda1 Sinking, fainting, sitting down Ki.18. 47; अनवसादः safety, protection; failure, as of the voice.
    1. 1 Sinking, fainting, sitting down Ki.18. 47; अनवसादः safety, protection; failure, as of the voice.
    2. Ruin, loss, destruction, decline; धैर्यावसादेन कृतप्रसादा वन्यद्विपेनेव निदाघसिन्धुः Ki.3.38; पर्यायजयावसादा Ki.17.18; विपदेति तावदवसादकरी Ki.18.23,6.41; Mv.2.
    3. End, termination.
    4. Want of energy, exhaustion, languor, fatigue, pain; बन्धनाच्चावसादान्मे श्रेयः प्रायोपवेशनम् Rām.4.55.11. किमिवावसादकरमात्मवताम् Ki.6.19.
    5. (In law) Badness of a cause, defeat, losing (a cause); अलं स्वपक्षावसादशङ्कया M.1.
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  4. अवसादकavasādakaa.Causing to sink, faint, or fail.
    1. Causing to sink, faint, or fail.
    2. Causing dejection or fatigue; एष शोकः परित्यक्तः सर्वकार्या- वसादकः Rām.
    3. Exhausting, wearisome, tiresome, fatiguing.
    4. Ending, finishing.
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  5. अवसादनम्avasādanam1 Decline, loss, destruction; नन्दनं वानरे- न्द्राणां रक्षसामवसादनम् Rām.6.18.12. असूनामवसादनम् Ve.6.
    1. 1 Decline, loss, destruction; नन्दनं वानरे- न्द्राणां रक्षसामवसादनम् Rām.6.18.12. असूनामवसादनम् Ve.6.
    2. Inability to do one's duty.
    3. Oppression.
    4. Finishing.
    5. An escharotic.
    6. Removing proud flesh (from boils) by escharotic application; उत्सन्नमृदुमांसानां व्रणानामवसादनम् Suśr.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. अवसाavasāand -सात्/ऋ see अव-√सो .
    1. and -सात्/ऋ see अव-√सो .
    2. feminine liberation, deliverance fg-veda iv, 23, 3
    3. feminine "halt, rest" see अन्-अवस्/अ .
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  2. अवसातृavasātṛm. a liberator RV. x, 27, 9.

    masculine gender a liberator fg-veda x, 27, 9.

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  3. अवसादavasādam. sinking (as of a chair) Sus3r.
    1. masculine gender sinking (as of a chair) Sus3r.
    2. masculine gender the growing faint (as of a sound) ibidem
    3. masculine gender failing exhaustion, fatigue, lassitude ibidem
    4. masculine gender defeat Ma1lav.
    5. masculine gender want of energy or spirit (especially as proceeding from doubtful or unsuccessful love) Lexicographers
    6. masculine gender (in law) badness of a cause Lexicographers
    7. masculine gender end, termination Lexicographers (confer, compare निर्-अव्that the rest of a word is to be supplied .)
    8. etc. see अव-√सद् .
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  4. अवसादकavasādakamfn. causing to sink, frustrating R. iv, 26, 19
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective causing to sink, frustrating R. iv, 26, 19
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective exhausting, tiresome, wearisome Lexicographers
    3. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective ending, finishing Lexicographers
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  5. अवसादनavasādanan. oppressing, disheartening
    1. neuter gender oppressing, disheartening
    2. neuter gender the state of being disheartened Car.
    3. neuter gender an escharotic, removing proud flesh by escharotic applications Sus3r.
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