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Results for आमृश्

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary

आमृश्āmṛś6 P.
1. 6 Parasmaipada
2. to touch; handle (roughly), lay hands upon; नवातपामृष्टसरोजचारुभिः Ki.4.14; (ताम्) मुहुरामृशन्भृगधरोऽग्रकरैः Śi.9.34; शरासनज्यां मुहुराममर्श Ku.3.64; K.163; Dk.71; Ś.7.2.
3. (a) To seize upon, eat, eat up; R.5.9. (b) To attack, assail; आमृष्टं नः परैः पदम् Ku.2.31.
4. To rub, injure.
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Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary

आमृश्āmṛśP. -मृशति, to touch MBh. S3is3.; to touch, taste, enjoy (a woman); to consider, reflect upon MBh. S3ak. Kum.…

Parasmaipada -मृशति, to touch MBh. S3is3.; to touch, taste, enjoy (a woman); to consider, reflect upon MBh. S3ak. Kum.; (page and participle -मृशत्) to rub off, wipe away, remove, S3is3. vi, 3 : Passive voice -मृश्यते, to be eaten Ragh. v, 9 ([Mall. भक्ष्यते]): Causal -मर्शयति, to consider, reflect upon.

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