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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. आचमācamaRinsing the mouth, sipping.

    Rinsing the mouth, sipping.

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  2. आचमनकम्ācamanakamThe water used for sipping.

    [स्वार्थे आधारे वा कन्]

    1. The water used for sipping.
    2. A spitting pot. (Marâthî पिकदाणी)
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  3. आचमनम्ācamanam1 Rinsing the mouth, sipping water before religious ceremonies, before and after meals &c. from the palm of…
    1. 1 Rinsing the mouth, sipping water before religious ceremonies, before and after meals etc. from the palm of the hand; दद्यादाचमनं ततः Y.1.243, 195 (part of the water sipped being usually allowed to drop down).
    2. The water used for rinsing the mouth.
    3. Gargling the throat.
    4. Name of a plant Andropogon muricatum (Marâthî वाळा).
    5. Water for rinsing the vulva (Āyurveda).

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -धारिन्, -वाहिन् Masculine A drawer of water; (Hch.5.6.)

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  4. आचमनीयācamanīyapot. p.Used for rinsing the mouth.

    Used for rinsing the mouth.

    Derived forms and compounds

    • -यम्, -आचमनीयकम् Water used for rinsing the mouth; a gargle.

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Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. आचमनācamana[â-kamana] n. sipping water; rinsing the mouth; water for rinsing the mouth (also î, f.); î-ya, n. water for…

    [â-kamana] neuter sipping water; rinsing the mouth; water for rinsing the mouth (also î, feminine; also equal for); î-ya, neuter water for rinsing the mouth.

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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. आचमनācamanan. sipping water from the palm of the hand (before religious ceremonies, before meals, &c.) for purification…
    1. neuter gender sipping water from the palm of the hand (before religious ceremonies, before meals, etc.) for purification A1p. etc.
    2. neuter gender ([it is not the custom to spit the water out again; the ceremony is often followed by touching the body in various parts])
    3. neuter gender the water used for that ceremony Ya1jn5.
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  2. आचमनकācamanakan. a vessel for आ-चमन Hcar.

    neuter gender a vessel for आ-चमन Hcar.

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  3. आचमनीācamanīf. id. Hariv. (v.l.)

    feminine the same Hariv. (varia lectio)

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  4. आचमनीयācamanīyam. a vessel used for आ-चमन A1s3vGr2.
    1. masculine gender a vessel used for आ-चमन A1s3vGr2.
    2. neuter gender water used for आ-चमन A1s3vGr2. Kaus3. MBh. etc.
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  5. आचमनीयकācamanīyakan. water used for आ-चमन AgP. Hcat.

    neuter gender water used for आ-चमन AgP. Hcat.

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