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Results for आक्षार

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. आक्षारākṣāraA charge or calumny, accusation (of adultery).
    1. A charge or calumny, accusation (of adultery).
    2. Name of a Sāman.
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  2. आक्षारणम्ākṣāraṇamणा [ṇā], णा Calumnious accusation (especially of adultery). तत्र त्वाक्षारणा यः स्यादाक्रोशो मैथुनं प्रति Ak.

    णा ṇā, णा Calumnious accusation (especially of adultery). तत्र त्वाक्षारणा यः स्यादाक्रोशो मैथुनं प्रति Ak.

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  3. आक्षारितākṣāritap. p.Calumniated.
    1. Calumniated.
    2. Accused of adultery or fornication यस्त्वनाक्षारितः पूर्वम् Ms.8.355,354.
    3. Guilty, criminal.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. आक्षारākṣāran. N. of a Sa1man सामन् PBr.

    neuter gender Name of a Sa1man सामन् PBr.

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  2. आक्षारणाākṣāraṇāf. calumnious accusation (especially of adultery) L.

    feminine calumnious accusation (especially of adultery) Lexicographers

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  3. आक्षारान्तākṣārāntamfn. "ending with a calumniation or accusation" (said of a Yaudha1jaya यौधाजय Sa1man सामन् .)

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective "ending with a calumniation or accusation" (said of a Yaudha1jaya यौधाजय Sa1man सामन् .)

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  4. आक्षारितākṣāritamfn. calumniated, accused (especially of adultery or fornication) Mn. viii, 354 and (अन्- neg.) 355.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective calumniated, accused (especially of adultery or fornication) Mn. viii, 354 and (अन्- negative) 355.

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