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Results for आर्षभ

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Apte Dictionary

V. S. Apte, The Practical Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. आर्षभārṣabhaa.(-भी f.) [ऋषभ-अण्] Derived from or produced by a bull; मोघं स्कन्दितमार्षभम् Ms.9.5.

    (-भी Feminine) ऋषभ-अण् Derived from or produced by a bull; मोघं स्कन्दितमार्षभम् Ms.9.5.

  2. आर्षभिārṣabhiN. of king Bharata.

    Name of king Bharata.

  3. आर्षभ्यārṣabhyaA steer sufficiently full-grown to be used or let loose, one fit to be castrated.

    [ऋषभः-त्र्य]

    A steer sufficiently full-grown to be used or let loose, one fit to be castrated.

Macdonell

A. A. Macdonell, A Practical Sanskrit Dictionary
  1. आर्षभārṣabha[ấrshabha] a. belonging to --, of a bull.

    [ấrshabha] adjective belonging to --, of a bull.

Monier-Williams

Monier Monier-Williams, A Sanskrit–English Dictionary
  1. आर्षभārṣabhamf(ई)n. (fr. ऋषभ), coming from or produced by a bull S3Br. MBh.
    1. mf(ई)neuter gender (from ऋषभ), coming from or produced by a bull S3Br. MBh.
    2. masculine gender a descendant of R2ishabha ऋषभ BhP.
    3. neuter gender Name of a Sa1man सामन्
    4. neuter gender a particular metre.
  2. आर्षभिārṣabhim. a descendant of R2ishabha ऋषभ Ti1rtha-kr2it तीर्थ-कृत्
    1. masculine gender a descendant of R2ishabha ऋषभ Ti1rtha-kr2it तीर्थ-कृत्
    2. masculine gender Name of the first Cakra-vartin चक्र-वर्तिन् in Bha1rata भारत Lexicographers
  3. आर्षभीārṣabhīf. N. of several constellations VP. Comm. on BhP.

    feminine Name of several constellations VP. commentator or commentary on BhP.

  4. आर्षभ्यārṣabhyamfn. (Pa1n2. 5-1, 14) to be regarded or used as a full-grown steer
    1. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective (Pa1n2. 5-1, 14) to be regarded or used as a full-grown steer
    2. masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective to be castrated Lexicographers