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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. आङ्गāṅgaa.(-गी f.) [अङ्ग-स्वार्थे-अण्]
    1. (-गी Feminine) अङ्ग-स्वार्थे-अण्
    2. Bodily, corporeal.
    3. (In Grammar) Relating to the base (अङ्ग).
    4. Having limbs or parts.
    5. Relating to the minor personages in a drama.
    6. Belonging to a portion of the Vedas.
    7. Produced or born in the country of the Aṅgas.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -गः A prince of the Aṅga country.

    • -गम् A delicate body.

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  2. आङ्गकāṅgakaa.(-की f.) [अङ्गेषु जनपदेषु भवः वुञ्] Produced in the अङ्ग country; ruler of the country.

    (-की Feminine) अङ्गेषु जनपदेषु भवः वुञ् Produced in the अङ्ग country; ruler of the country.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -कः

      1. An inhabitant of the Aṅga country.
      2. A ruler of that country.
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  3. आङ्गविद्यāṅgavidyaa.Occurring in, or being familiar with, अङ्गविद्या (chiromancy or the knowledge of lucky and unlucky marks on…

    [अङ्गविद्यां वेद अण्]

    Occurring in, or being familiar with, अङ्गविद्या (chiromancy or the knowledge of lucky and unlucky marks on the body).

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -द्या A work on अङ्गविद्या.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. आङ्गāṅga[âṅga] m. prince of Aṅga; -î, f. prin cess of Aṅga.

    [âṅga] masculine prince of Aṅga; -î, feminine; also equal for prin cess of Aṅga.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. आङ्गāṅgamfn. (in Gr.) relating to the base. (अङ्ग) of a word Pa1n2. 1-1, 63 Comm.
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (in grammar) relating to the base. (अङ्ग) of a word Pa1n2. 1-1, 63 commentator or commentary
    2. masculine gender a prince of the country An3ga अङ्ग, (gaRa पैला*दि quod vide)
    3. neuter gender a soft delicate form or body Lexicographers
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  2. आङ्गकāṅgakamfn. relating to the country An3ga अङ्ग &c. Comm. on Pa1n2. 4-2, 125 and 3, 100.

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective relating to the country An3ga अङ्ग etc. commentator or commentary on Pa1n2. 4-2, 125 and 3, 100.

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  3. आङ्गदीāṅgadīf. N. of the capital of An3gada अङ्गद 's kingdom VP.

    feminine Name of the capital of An3gada अङ्गद 's kingdom VP.

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  4. आङ्गरिष्ठāṅgariṣṭham. N. of a man MBh. xii, 4534 seq.

    masculine gender Name of a man MBh. xii, 4534 sequens

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  5. आङ्गलौकिकāṅgalaukikam. a dream caused through bile or phlegm, L.

    masculine gender a dream caused through bile or phlegm, Lexicographers

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  6. आङ्गविद्यāṅgavidyamfn. familiar with chiromancy (अङ्ग-विद्या, q.v.), (g. ऋगयना*दि q.v.)

    masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective familiar with chiromancy (अङ्ग-विद्या, quod vide), (gaRa ऋगयना*दि quod vide)

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